The Straits Times, 11 July 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    POSB 'YES' TO 2nd MORTGAGE
    700 1 CPF cash for private homes visrroK.SU) Singapore have often asked me how we managed to create greenery within such a bustling urban environment. In reply I have often quoted the age-old Chinese saying that to succeed in any endeavour, we need the auspices of heaven,
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    24 1 DACCA, Fri. The stateowned Bangladesh Radio went off the air at noon today after employees went on strike for higher wages. Reuter.
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    Pork sellers to take two days off a week
    266 1  - Pork sellers to take two days off a week NGIAM TONG HAI By THE Singapore Pork Merchants Association has announced it will not raise pork prices despite pressure from some members and even non-members to do so. But the association has agreed to another request for its members to take
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    Lock icon Far East visit
    37 1 CAIRO, Fri. Egyptian Foreign Minister Kamal Hassan AD will tour the Far East between Sept 1 and 18, it was reported here yesterday. He will visit Thailand, Singapore North Korea. China and Japan. AFP.
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    Lock icon 200 feared trapped
    69 1 NEW DELHI. Fri. Some 200 people were feared trapped m the debris of a four-storey silk mill which collapsed last night, killing 19 people near the Western Indian town of Surat. The Press Trust of India said today that 76 people were m hospital for treatment and
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    Lock icon $3.8 m gems stolen
    47 1 HONGKONG. Fri. Belgian businessman Serge Zaidman was robbed here today of HKJIO million (Ss3.B million) worth of jewels. Two men threw acid at him m the street, then snatched his briefcase, police said. Mr Zaidman was treated m hospital (or minor burns. Reuter.
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    SHARP RISE IN SHARE PRICES
    89 1 SHARP RISE IN SHARE PRICES SINGAPORE share prices closed sharply higher on sustained buying support and shortcovering interest with sentiment also influenced by higher Hongkong market advices. The Straits Times Industrials Tndex rose 12.92 points to 941.56. Newly-listed Singapore Finance traded initially at 16.00 and rose to a high of
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    Lock icon Shorter TV time favoured
    75 1 BANGKOK, Fri. A survey of 1,000 television viewers m Bangkok has found that 77 per cent favour a limiting of viewing hours, while protests were registered against violence on TV and advertising of luxury products. The poll, conducted Jointly by the English Language daily Nation Review
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    22hurt when buses collide
    102 1 22hurt when buses collide TWENTY-TWO people were injured when two SBS buses collided at Portsdown Road early yesterday. One of the drivers and a 12-year-old boy were admitted to Alexandra Hospital with head and body injuries. They were Mr Synal Abidin bin All, 25, driver of a Service 200 bus,
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    Telecoms to help rambutan tree fall cripple
    241 1 Telecoms to help rambutan tree fall cripple TELECOMS has rallied to the help of technician Rama Sendran s/o DoraiMmy, who is totally paralysed from the neck down after falling from a rambutan tree last month. A spokesman for Telecoms said yesterday it is seeking a job for his wife m
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    2 die on Eiger
    32 1 BERNE, Fri. Two South Korean Alpinists were killed and two others injured when hit by lightning m a storm on the treacherous Eiger Mountain, Swiss police said today.
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    Failure o£ the liberal experiment
    168 1 Failure o£ the liberal experiment HISTORY shows that when anarchy prevails, strong government, swift Justice aad condign pulshment are needed to restore order. The pantic knows the time has come for stem rale, that the liberal experiment It neither wanted nor agreed with has failed. Over the past 2* years
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    Lock icon More US arms for world
    615 1 More US arms for world WASHINGTON, Friday THE United States has announced a new arms sales policy, officially opening the door to a major increase m sales of conventional American weapons around the world. The White House announced yesterday that the new directive was signed by President Ronald Reagan and
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    RAHIM TO LEAVE FOR NEW ZEALAND TODAY
    164 1 RAHIM TO LEAVE FOR NEW ZEALAND TODAY MR A. RAHIM ISHAK will leave for New Zealand today as the next High Commissioner, a government press release announced yesterday. He succeeds Mr Chan Keng Howe, who was Singapore's envoy m New Zealand for seven years. Mr Rahim Ishak, bom m Singapore
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    Lock icon Riots over checks
    52 1 ZURICH, FYi More than 50 people were arrested when youths went on a rampage through the streets of Switzerland's financial capital lastnight, police said. The youths had become incensed when police raided a youth centrejo make identity checks. They* ran through the streets, damaging cars and obstructing
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    Lock icon RAMPAGE IN BRIXTON
    73 1 LONDON, Frl. About 4M Mack youths west on rampage In Sooth London today la the first daylight rioting since looting and violence erupted la British clUes a week ago. la the sadden flare-up la BrUton, the main London residential area of Macks, a car was burned, shop
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      6 1 44 pages today In Summary P«9«2
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      11 1 President's Scholars get their awards Pag* 10 Around the world -PignS.4,l,7
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      30 1 Straits Times Courtesy hotline *****77 10 a.m. 4 p.m. SEE PAGE 12 CAUSEWAY Page* l6, l7 COMICS U EDITORIAL 18 LETTERS 19 CLASSIFIEDS Soccer refs face the stick Pag* 34
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      407 2 Smaller groups of learning at NUS STUDENTS m the National University of Singapore will be taught m smaller groups or better interaction with the lecturers. This, m turn, will give students an inquiring mind, said vice-chancel-lor Prof Lim Pin, last night. And students should not passively receive but should
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      COMMENT
      200 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: BADLY prepared examination guide books most not be allowed Into the market. Bat even properly written ones should be used Judiciously and not as a substitute for hard work and application. THE NTUC Comfort's scheme to end cruising taxis, while laudable m its effort to
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      240 2 CONGRESS BILL DELIGHTS U.S. EXECS AMERICAN executives here are delighted by the latest Congressional committee move, which is to pass a bill which will substantially reduce the tax liability of Americans working abroad. If the bill is subsequently passed through all stages, more than 90 per cent of
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      BACKGROUND
      163 2 Roads closed AVOID all roads to the Queenstown Sports Complex because there will be a rehearsal for the National Day Decentralised Parade tomo-row from 6 a.m. to 12 noon. SBS services 55 and 64 will be diverted. In Toa Payoh, these roads will be closed from 2 p.m. to
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      463 2 Moderate Asean paper on Kampuchea ASEAN'S draft document expected to be adopted at next week's UN conference on Kampuchea has been described as moderate and conciliatory to Vietnam, even solicitious, writes EDGAR KOH. A Singapore diplomat said "it certainly will demonstrate that we are sincere..." But Hanoi
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      SPORTS
      202 2 Russians say 4 No' THE RUSSIANS are staying away from the World Games m California, not, they say, m reprisal of the US Olympics boycott a year ago. They argue that the Games is a threat to the Olympic movement and they want no part of it. The World
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      SECTION 2
      326 2 Ageing gracefully BANGKOK'S grand old lady has aged, gracefully. Better than our own Raffles, writes GRETCHEN MAHBUBANI. After 105 years, The Oriental hotel puts on an elegant front and is almost always 90 per cent full, attracting people who want old world charm mixed with modern amenities and
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      253 2 DAP writes to NF's parties THE Democratic Action Party has written to leaders of the National Front component parties asking them to condemn Umno Youth leader Datuk Haii Suhaimi Kamaruddin for his "extremist and chauvinist" speeches. Party secretary-general Lim Kit Siang says he has proposed that all
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      191 2 Furnishing Ideas fhom IKEA are as fresh as their natural Scandinavian pine This month's Pick of the Crop For this month, a chestful of ideas from IKEA! GUTE chests simple and attractive, they are designed to blend into any home. High grade pine veneered particle board with plastic lacquer makes
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        Sadat invites Begin
        48 3 PRESIDENT Anwar Sadat said yesterday he has sent an invitation to Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin to visit Egypt. Speaking m Alexandria, Mr Sadat expressed hope that his talks with President Reagan m Washington next month will give a push to peacemaking with Israel. UPL
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        Lock icon Boycott warning
        58 3 ANY INDONESIAN organising a boycott of the 1982 general elections will be tried and may face a maximum five-year jail term, a high-ranking official said m Jakarta yesterday. Home Minister Amirmachmud said the 1969 law on elections called for the freedom of holding elections and the right of
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        Lock icon Nato to wait and see
        88 3 NATO HAS decided that there are no signs of Soviet moves against Poland and the alliance will not take precautionary military measures at present, diplomatic sources m Brussels said yesterday. US General Bernard Rogers, Natos commander m Europe, had asked alliance leaders for their views
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        Lock icon Peron in Madrid
        57 3 FORMER ARGENTINE President Maria Estela Peron arrived m Madrid yesterday after more than five years under arrest m her native country. Spanish Civil Guards struggled to keep^ back a crowd of journalists as Mrs Peron, who was released from detention last Monday, was led by aides to
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        70 3 PHILIPPINE government troops yesterday killed nine communist rebels attempting to ambush a military convoy escorting a truckload of explosives bound for a southern gold mine, authorities m Manila reported. The encounter at the hilly Maco town m Davao Del Norte province, 950 km south of Manila,
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        Lock icon 'Soviets ready to talk'
        80 3 PRESIDENT Leonid Brezhnev has said the Soviet Union is ready to hold talks with the United States at any level to improve relations between the two countries, according to a letter published here yesterday. The letter was sent jointly to the president of the Brussels-based International
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      DELEGATES SEE ASEAN DRAFT AS MODERATE
      619 3  -  EDGAR KOH By Our Correspondent- ISSUE IN FOCUS UNITED Nations, Fri. An Asean-drafted document, expected to be adopted by next week's international conference on Kampuchea, is being described by most delegates to the meeting as moderate and conciliatory to Vietnam. The wording of the
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      Lock icon Ieng Sary wants talks with Haig
      141 3 Ieng Sary wants talks with Haig UNITED NATIONS, Fri. Foreign Minister leng Sary (above), of the old Pol Pot Kampnchean government, said yesterday that he wanted to confer with US Secretary of State Alexander Halg, who will share a platform with him here on Monday. The two men are among
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      Lock icon Intensive drive to close illegal distilleries
      247 3 Intensive drive to close illegal distilleries NEW DELHI, Friday POLICE are going all out to find and close down illegal distilleries, the source of bootleg liquor that has killed 323 people m four days, the All India Radio said. Doctors in Bangalore, capital of the southern state of Karnataka, said
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      Lock icon $127 m claim over crash
      42 3 WELLINGTON, Fri. Lawyers representing victims of an Air New Zealand DC-10 crash m Antarctica filed claims today totalling NZ$69 (Ssl27) million against the airline. The aircraft crashed on 3,794 metre Mt Erebus on Nov 28, 1979. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Faked stamps
      46 3 BEIJING, Fri. A high school student m Beijing was given a one-year suspended jail sentence for selling stamps that he had cleverly forged. The English language China daily today said police had confiscated profits he had netted to the tune of US$l,lOO ($2,365). AFP.
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      Lock icon CPU chief
      48 3 LONDON, Fri. Sir Denis Hamilton, chairman of Reuters News Agency and former Editor-in-Chief of The Times, was yesterday elected president of the Commonwealth Press Union (CPU) at its annual meeting m London. He succeeded Lord Astor of Hever, who had been CPU president since 1972. Reuter.
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      Lock icon VIETS SIGN FIVE-YEAR ECONOMIC PACT WITH SOVIETS
      205 3 BANGKOK, Fri. VIETNAM, already deeply m debt to Moscow, has tied its next five years of development to Soviet aid, the official Vietnam News Agency said today. Vietnam signed an agreement m Moscow yesterday m which "the two sides agreed on the main
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      Lock icon Suzuki wants to see Chun
      60 3 TOKYO, Fri. Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki today asked Mr Ken Yasui, president ot the Japan-South Korea Dietmen's League, to convey to South Korean President Chun Doo-Hwan a message expressing his wish to meet President Chun "as early as possible." The South Korea leader had just
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      Phone Pal — newfad in Seoul
      201 3 Phone Pal newfad in Seoul SEOUL, Fri. "Phone Pal" or dating by telephone is a new fad in Seoul, according to a Yonhap news agency report published by the Korea Herald. A phone pal recruiting office said yesterday that after advertising in daily or weekly papers, they received many calls
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      Lock icon Swoop by Israeli jets
      54 4 TEL AVIV, Frt. Israeli Air Force Jets today located and destroyed several Palestinian vehicles transporting anti-aircraft gams and missiles m southern Lebanon, a military spokesman announced here. He said the vehicles were destroyed m separate attacks "north and south of the river IJUni," bat would give
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      Lock icon Israelis close border with Jordan
      420 4 Israelis close border with Jordan JERUSALEM, Friday ISRAEL has decided to close its border with Jordan to two-way tourist traffic a move that signals a marked deterioration of relations between the two countries, i The order for the closure of the border was issued by Prime Minister Menachem Begin yesterday
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      Lock icon Likud beats Labour by more than 10,000 votes
      122 4 Likud beats Labour by more than 10,000 votes JERUSALEM, Fri. Final official returns announced yesterday showed Prime Minister Menachem Begin s Likud party beat Mr Shimon Peres' opposition Labour party by more than 10,000 votes in last week's parlimentary elections. "I suppose that on Tuesday, or Wednesday at the latest,
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      Lock icon SOVIET, SYRIAN EXERCISE ENDING?
      139 4 SOVIET, SYRIAN EXERCISE ENDING? WASHINGTON, Fri. The US Defence Department said yesterday joint Soviet-Syrian manoeuvres in the eastern Mediterranean were petering off and the number of Soviet ships in the region had decreased. Spokesman Henry Catto, while playing down the significance of the manoeuvres, said the deployment of the ships
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      Lock icon SEX-ODOUR TRAPS FOR MALE COCKCROACHES
      86 4 WASHINGTON, Fri. A Kansas scientist has developed a sex-odour trap that lures male cockroaches to their doom, the National Science Foundation said yesterday. The trap, baited with a synthetic sex pheromone that duplicates the odour secreted by the female, draws the males to sticky paper
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      Lock icon SOLDIER SHOT FOR PRO-LEFT ACTIVITIES
      119 4 SOLDIER SHOT FOR PRO-LEFT ACTIVITIES TEHERAN, Fri. An Iranian soldier was executed yesterday at Isfahan m the south of the country for distributing tracts, provoking trouble and collaborating with the Muslim-leftist People's Mujahedin, Radio Teheran reported. It is the first time during the two-month confrontation between supporters and opponents of
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      Accord at last on Sinai patrol
      231 4 Accord at last on Sinai patrol CAIRO, Friday EGYPT, Israel and the United States have reached final agreement on the formation of a multinational military force to patrol the Sinai peninsula, the Foreign Ministry announced today. The agreement came at the end of six months of talks on establishing the
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      Lock icon Drunk boy's fatal fall
      74 4 TENNESSEE, Fri. A 10-year-old boy was drunk when he drove his bicycle off a gravel road and tumbled to his death down a 10m embankment, police said yesterday. Morgan county sheriff Dennis Ledbetter said results of an autopsy on the body of Billy Joe Hawn showed
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      Lock icon Charged with spying
      65 4 LOS ANGELES, Fri. An American engineer and a Polish tractor salesman, arrested recently on charges of spying for Poland, were indicted by a federal grand jury here yesterday. William Bell. 61, a Hughes aircraft corporation engineer, and Marian Zacharsky, 29, whose trial date was to be set
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      Lock icon US Navy acts
      31 4 WASHINGTON, Fri. Admiral Thomas Hay ward, chief of naval operations, announced here yesterday that the US Navy plans to crack down on drug use m its ranks.— AFP
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      Lock icon Habib has talks with Sarkis and his PM
      191 4 Habib has talks with Sarkis and his PM BEIRUT, Fri. The United States envoy Philip Habib has renewed diplomatic talks with Lebanese leaders in the face of hardline Syrian and Israeli stances on the missile crisis. Mr Habib yesterday discussed domestic developments in Lebanon with President Elias Sarkis, Beirut Radio
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      Lock icon U.S. BUILD-UP 'CAN FORCE N-ARMS CURB'
      269 6 WASHINGTON, Friday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan's nominee as strategic arms negotiator, retired Gen Edward Rowny, has said that the US military build-up under way would force the Soviet Union to agree to reduce its nuclear arms. He told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee yesterday: "Now,
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      Lock icon A crash landing for Leroy's up-in-the-clouds dreams
      231 6 WASHINGTON, Fri LEROY Glllead's dream of becoming a swashbuckling captain of industry began to go wrong as soon as he pasted Us order for 25 Lockheed Trtatar and Jet Star airliners. Be didnt have any money to pay for them. So the former
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      Lock icon TRUDEAU, REAGAN DISCUSS SUMMIT MEET
      168 6 TRUDEAU, REAGAN DISCUSS SUMMIT MEET WASHINGTON, Fri. Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau today began talks with President Ronald Reagan to help lay the groundwork for an economic summit meeting of seven leading industrial countries m Ottawa later this month. Before leaving for Washington yesterday, Mr Trudeau told reporters he believed
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      Lock icon Tiny pump gives liver cancer patients longer life
      181 6 Tiny pump gives liver cancer patients longer life MICHIGAN, Fri. A ne* treatment for liver cancer is enabling patients to live for two years or more, a University of Michigan doctor said yesterday. He said the treatment Involved the placing of a small nurap in a pouch under th«! <kin
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      Lock icon Fever kills 56
      34 6 HAVANA, Fri. Dengue fever, an illness caused by mosquitoes, has killed 58 people from among 160,000 cases reported during the current epidemic m Cuba, the daily newspaper Granma said yesterday. Reuter.
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      92 6 Ten-talised byeach other BO DEREK, In her new role as Jane Parker, and actor Miles O*Keeffe as Tarzan, appear to be mesmerised by each other In a scene tram the forthcoming Olro Tamui, the Ape Mm. The emrvaceoos Miss Derek rose to fame for her role m the film 11.
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      Lock icon House votes for freeze in missile programme
      260 6 House votes for freeze in missile programme WASHINGTON, Friday THE House of Repi-esentatives voted yesterday to freeze US$l.l billion (about 552.2 billion) for development of the MX missile basing system until President Ronald Reagan decides where to put the missiles. The air force wants to shuttle 20C MX missiles among
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      Lock icon Nod for takeover of key French firms
      240 7 Nod for takeover of key French firms PARIS, Fri. Parliament has given overwhelming approval to President Francois Mitterrand to carry out sweeping changes, including nationalisation of key companies. It was endorsed by the National Assembly last night by a vote of *****7. However, about 50 MPs abstained from voting, among
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      Lock icon New airline chief may spark off protests
      367 7 WARSAW, Friday THE Polish government has appointed an air force general as general manager of LOT, the national airline, m a move that is likely to provoke widespread protests on the eve of next week's Communist Party Congress. The airline workers voted last
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      Lock icon OBSERVER SALE APPROVED BYGOVT
      83 7 OBSERVER SALE APPROVED BYGOVT LONDON, Fri. The British Government today gave millionaire businessman Roland (Tiny) Rowland permission to buy the Observer newspaper after accepting conditions agreed between him and its journalists to safeguard editorial independence. The decision of American oil company Atlantic Richfield (Arco) to sell the Sunday paper to
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      Lock icon Catapults banned with a little help
      153 7 WEST BERLIN, Frl. The armed farces af Britain, France and the United States came to the aid af Berlin police yesterday In their continuing straggle with squatters m run-down parts af the cit> by outlawing catapults. The three World War Twa Western Allies, who
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        Lock icon Doggone weather!
        70 7 IT WAS so hot m East Providence, Rhode Island, that the local dog catcher had no canines to chase they were all hiding m the shade. "No dog m his right mind wants to be trotting around on hot cement," said Mrs Avis Prior, the local animal control
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        Lock icon Pressure on No. 2
        60 7 THE PRESSURE is on the lawyer who graduated second from the Stanford University Law School, class of 1952. He had better be good. Supreme Court Justice William Rehnquist was at the top of the class, and Arizona judge Sandra O'Connor, the first I woman nominated to
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        Lock icon Changing with times
        71 7 ANOTHER BASTION of "men only" m Japan tumbled down on Friday, torpedoed by the 65-year-old Merchant Marine Academy's decision to admit women next spring. After a two-year heated debate, the faculty decided that the school could no longer withstand the changing times. Alumni and a .minority among
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        Lock icon Governor quits
        57 7 ILLINOIS LieutenantGovernor Dave O'Neal says he was unhappy with his job from almost the first day. So he has given two weeks' notice that he is quitting. He said he would enter private business. "I feel that I have met the challenges the office of Lieutenant Governor now
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      Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness
      3129 8 Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness IN THE second and final part of the interview with Dr Tan Chee Khoon, of The Star, Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad discusses bumiputra rights, corruption, the foreign press, the plight of the Orang Asli and the quality of life. 41 have been
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      273 8 ADMINISTRATION MANAGER Around $30,000 per annum Location: Butterworth A medium-sized manufacturing company. shipping and liaison with government and with an established factory m Butterworth other authorities and two new plants being formed m Prai and Shah Alam. seeks an Administration Candidates should have at least 4 yearsManager to be based
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      246 9 fashion Destination M wk Jt Wk We've arrived. At that part of jungle fashion W*V^ml Mm where dark, dense camouflage gives way to §P m exotic hues and hybrids. From accessory trees 1 R c Ri P hang chunky baubles and beads. Blue H I I[W and red palms sway
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    We have a long way to go, say the top nine
    431 10  -  PAUL JACOB By THE Istana was the venue last night -of an important event m Singapore's academic calendar the presentation of the President's scholarships. This year's appointees were presented with their awards by Acting President Dr Yeoh Ghim Seng
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    TWO FOR UNITED WORLD COLLEGE
    151 10 AN Anglo-Chinese Junior College student, Toh Han Chong, 17, is one of the two scholarship winners to attend the Pearson College m Canada. The other is Vidula Verma from Hwa Chong Junior College. Han Chong intends to continue taking biology at Pearson College. He leaves
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    Judge orders ship to be sold in mortgage case
    133 10 FOUR months ago, a 959tonne cargo boat named the Glenburn was brought into Singapore by its crew from the Perak port of Telok Anson where it had been left "stranded." The Glenburn, formerly known as Guru Nanak, was then "arrested" m
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    Parade rehearsal: ' Buses to be diverted
    372 10 Parade rehearsal: Buses to be diverted THE public la advised to avoid roads leading to Qmeeostowß Sports < omplex and Mcl Ching Road for the National Day Decentralised Parade rehearsal to be held at the complex tommorrow from a.m. to 12 noon SBS services 65 and M will he diverted
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    Postal Dept earns $37 m surplus
    126 10 Postal Dept earns $37 m surplus THE Postal Services Department earned a surplus of more than $37 million last year. This represents a 38 per cent increase over the surplus generated m 1979, says the department's annual report. The surplus is arrived at after deducting the department's operating expenses, over
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    Four fined
    35 10 FOUR men, Ang Geok Soon, 28, Ong Chuan Leong, 20, Poh Leng Huat, 19, and Tan Swee Hee. 20, were fined $80 each yesterday forplaying mahjong at Senang Crescent Chinese Temple on Thursday.
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    Ratnam gave me assurance on 'no proof,' says witness
    396 10 Ratnam gave me assurance on 'no proof,' says witness BUSINESSMAN Isaac Paul Ratnam assured a bank sub-manager that the police would not be able to prove that no goods were on board a cargo ship which sank m 1979, because he had sent its charterer away, it was said m
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    Tenancy case: Award raised to $65,000
    245 10 Tenancy case: Award raised to $65,000 A HIGH Court judge has held that a $13,000 house m 1952 is worth 10 times more today. But instead of making a $130,000 compensation award, Mr Justice Kulasekaram yesterday raised to $65,000, a $13,000 award to Haji Sohada bin Haji Latiff, 80, by
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    Land acquired
    27 10 THE government has acquired a total of 2,107.6 sq metres of land m the city centre (or urban redevelopment, according to the latest government gazette.
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    QCs admitted for $3m appeal
    169 10 PROPERTY developer Chew Meng Teck, given a $1 share out of an acquisition award of $511,650, is appealing for the quantum for him to be raised to "more than $3 million." Yesterday, his solicitor, Miss Margaret Wan, applied to the High Court for Mr David
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    Building new links with nature over winding paths
    457 11  - Building new links with nature over winding paths MAY HO Move to boost study of flora and fauna By WINDING pathways are to be built i.i Singapore's nature i«serves and catchment areas for people to stroll around and study the local flaura and fauna. The Parks and Recreation Department has
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    TWO VIEWS ON MOVE TO OPEN NATURE TRAILS
    295 11 TWO VIEWS ON MOVE TO OPEN NATURE TRAILS SO the nature reserves in Singapore are going to be more accessible to man. Two conservationists expressed different views on this move yesterday. Miss lisa Sharp, a member of the Malayan Nature Society, said that although the opening of trails will introduce
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    ROY officer fined $5,000 for graft
    346 11 ROY officer fined $5,000 for graft A SENIOR technician of the Registry of Vehicles, Zainal bin Abdul Rahman, was fined a total of $5,000 and ordered to pay $100 in penalties for r corruption. His conviction yesterday on two charges of corruption came at the close of a five-day hearing
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    New official
    37 11 ROTARIAN Mr Tan Geok Tian has been appointed by Rotary International to be a member of its consultative group for Asia. He was governor for District 330 comprising Thailand, Malaysia, Brunei and Singapore, m 1976.
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    Emergency clinic to be set up at airport
    235 11 AN EMERGENCY clinic will be set up at Singapore Changi Airport's departure transit lounge in the next few weeks. It will be the first such clinic within the airport's sterile areas, that is, places not accessible to the general public. St Mark*s
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    Anti-crime show
    64 11 Anti-crime show THE MP for Telok Blangah, Mr Rohan Kiiamis, will open the Crime and Drug-Abuse Prevention Exhibition at the void deck at Block 111, Depot Road, on Sunday at 8.30 a.m. The exhibition, which will be open till 6 p.m., is organised by the Telok Blangah Crime and Drug-Abuse
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    Gap that Asian industries and schools must bridge
    218 11 THE communication gap existing between Asian industries and technician training institutions should be bridged for better utilisation of manpower—a key component m national economic development. Beth parties should have closer coordination m the planning, supervision, monitoring and evaluation of training. Their respective
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    Temporary terminal from tomorrow
    159 11 THE Singapore Bus Service will set up a temporary terminal at Ang Mo Kio's Industrial Park One to enable feeder service 261 to continue operating along its original route. The move, which will take effect tomorrow, follows complaints from residents and residents' committees about last Sunday's
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    Spotlight will Call on S'pore in prime Manila TV show
    184 11 Spotlight will Call on S'pore in prime Manila TV show SINGAPORE Is to feature la praalar weekly magailne programme mi Manila TelevlaUa around Doccuibcr. Called Ms EUaaeaas, the programme Is ru aad pradiced by wtmw mm* has the singular dlstlncti.li M being aired weekly aa far as San Diego, San
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    Smaller learning groups soon at NUS
    393 12 Smaller learning groups soon at NUS UNDERGRADUATES at the National University of Singapore will soon be taught m smaller groups as part of its new emphasis on training inquiring minds. This was disclosed yesterday by NUS vice-chancellor, Prof Lim Pin. He said smaller groups would allow for more interaction between
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    Premises used lor gambling
    48 12 A MALAYSIAN, Man Keow, 32, was fined $1,000 yesterday for allowing his premises at New World Amusement Park to be a common gaming house on June 25. Nine people found gambling there had been fined on June 26 by the court. Man pleaded guilty.
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    Aussies welcome Asian hand in its development'
    345 12 Aussies welcome Asian hand in its development' ASIANS, especially Singaporeans, are welcome to take part m Australia's economic development, be it m natural resources or property development, the Australian High Commissioner, Mr Tim McDonald, said yesterday Speaking to the Foreign Correspondents Association of South-east Asia, he stressed that Asian misunderstanding
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    Fair share of $22m grants to foreign firms
    227 12 Fair share of $22m grants to foreign firms FOREIGN companies were not overlooked m the |22.4 million Skills Development Fund (SDF) training grants approved as at the end of May this year. While local firms received a larger share or 51.5 per cent of the total, an SDF statement said
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    It's show and tell time for these hawkers
    281 12 It's show and tell time for these hawkers TALKS and slide shows on courtesy are being organised for the first time for hawkers who, m the past, were given only posters, pamphlets and badges on the subject. This fresh approach should give greater sliength to efforts to instill courtesy m
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    People to whom little things mean a lot
    140 12 People to whom little things mean a lot TO Singaporeans, little things mean a lot be they courteous or discourteous acts. An angry housewife rang the hotline yesterday to tell about the scene on a bus after her seven-month-old daughter grabbed another commuter's bag. She apologised but the apology was
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    PLEASE DON'T BE SHY
    59 12 THE Straits Times eavtoay ■•tllae has been receiving ma Increasing number «f calls frwn readers wk« have declined to give particulars about themselves. Callers who want their ace— to to fee recanted should give their aam««, addremes aad tolephaae numbers. This Infermatton will be kept m
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    Missing RSN men: It's misadventure
    295 13 Missing RSN men: It's misadventure STATE Coroner Tan Soo Kiang yesterday recorded misadventure verdicts on the three Republic of Singapore Navy men who drowned m the sea off Horsburgh Lighthouse during a freak storm m June last year. Mr Tan said that although their bodies were not found, he was
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    Environment to get new building at Scotts Road
    133 13 Environment to get new building at Scotts Road THE Ministry of Environment plans to have a multi-million dollar building of its own at Scotts Road m about four years' time. The building will be constructed on a one-hec-tare site between the former Newton Circus and the Goodwood Park Hotel. Details
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    Classes for Sage members in new language lab
    391 13  -  EVELYN NO By Social Services Reporter Better than medicine to keep brain active says head of assn MEMBERS of the Singapore Action Group of Elders have time and again shown that age is no impediment to their ability to learn and enjoy
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      189 13 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh U Hal Camp vduVe BeeM X ill tell X a gov left ape you sore yes, If pip fifi borrow I4EPE QUITE P- 1 liA^GGIE I VJt<S BOOK HEPE, VtX) SPEMT 7PW?L|M' TMAT PRETZEL FPONA VYMILE, JiGeS-yAT TVIELIBPApyy'TAKe iTMOfJS THE.DAY lev^J, TWE LIB(^.RV? Blondto
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    Chee Onn to hear grassroots views on NWC
    168 14 Chee Onn to hear grassroots views on NWC THE secretary -general of the Nattoaal Trades CNgmi, Mr Urn Cbee On, will get dowa to tke grassroots tomorrow to hear the people's view* on this year's National Wage* Council reeimmeidattoas. Mr Lim, who Is ate* MP for Baldt Merah, will chair
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    Now people talk about quality of life
    893 14  -  RONNIE WAI, d i 3^^sj^^^w^^t7^'^7^^^^^Ti^J^^^^^B^^»^^^^^r^f^^^^^^^^^^^^^l By Jurong reporter 6 NOW problems are mere personal, they want bigger flats not outside .Jarong bat Inside Jurong Town. This is a reflection that the residents have appreciated the changes that occurred over the years and have
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    Importance of Asean-West union dialogue
    278 14 Importance of Asean-West union dialogue DIALOGUE between trade unions of the West and the ASEAN nations is important if there is to be a better understanding of the plight of workers m the Third World This is all the more necessary because of the growing protectionist tendencies in the developed
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      Lock icon Catnapper up to its monkey tricks
      102 16 KLANG, Fri. Now did yon ever! A catnapper ap to Its monkey tricks again. An NST cameraman, passing by the Klaag sesatoas c*nrt rsatrna today, spatted this monkey with the kitten It tosk tram Its mother three days ag«. The kitten betoags to the
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      Lock icon Dr M takes up flights issue with Tokyo visitor
      207 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday PRIME Minister-designate Datuk Seri Mahathir Mohamad today asked for Japanese understanding of Malaysia's request for an increase m its airline's flights to Tokyo, diplomatic sources said They said Dr Mahathir, who takes over office from Datuk Hussein Onn
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      Lock icon It's carry on illegal fishing for them
      162 16 It's carry on illegal fishing for them KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. "Towkays" who own several trawlers and send their men out to do illegal fishing m the Lumut area are giving the Fisheries Department a headache. These rich boat owners are not affected by the arrests of their hired operators or
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      Lock icon Missing man's car found
      72 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Police this afternoon found the blue Porsche belonging to the oil dealer's son believed to have been abducted. It was parked at the basement of the Choo Cheeng Khay flats off Jalan Birch. The oil dealer's son Tan Slew Beng, 21, is believed
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      Lock icon White covers
      50 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Postal Services Department yesterday advised the public to use only white envelopes when sending greeting cards. Pink, red or dark blue envelopes can cause the cards to be rejected or delayed m delivery by postal authorities if the addresses cannot be read clearly. NST.
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      Lock icon Armed forces bid farewell to PM
      156 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Malaysian armed forces bade farewell to Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn today with a parade mounted m the highest military tradition by representatives of the three services army, navy and air force. About 3,000 personnel took part m the ceremony
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      Lock icon Day driver brought back school bag without the boy
      174 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Madam Noraishah binti Harun had the fright of her life on Monday when the school-bus driver handed over her son's bag and said he had no idea where the boy was. She ran to the nearby kindergarten where
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      Lock icon DAP writes to other parties for support in censure move
      352 17 DAP writes to other parties for support in censure move KUALA LUMPUR, Fri THE opposition Democratic Action Party (DAP) has written to leaders of the ruling National Front component parties to jointly condemn Umno youth leader Datuk Haji Suhaimi Kamaruddin for his "extremist and chauvinist" speeches. DAP secretary-gener-al, Mr Lim
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      Lock icon 68,000 ID CARDS WAITING FOR OWNERS
      162 17 68,000 ID CARDS WAITING FOR OWNERS PETALING JAVA, Fri. More than 68,000 identity cards await collection by applicants at the various registration centres throughout Peninsular Malaysia. A spokesman for the Registration Department headquarters here said yesterday the largest number of uneoUected cards was m Johore where there were 12,147 of
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      Lock icon Dr M may appoint senator to council
      144 17 Dr M may appoint senator to council KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Lawyer and housing developer Senator Daim Zainuddin is expected to be appointed a member of the Umno Supreme Council by Umno president, Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad. Sources here said the Kedah Senator will be among the seven to be
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      Lock icon Woman hid heroin in her bra
      96 17 Woman hid heroin in her bra JOHORE BARU, Fri. Police seized 155 straws of heroin hidden m a woman's bra after they had arrested her for hiding a packet of heroin m her mouth at a village near here last night. Deputy Chief of the Criminal Investigation Department, Superintendant Ismail
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      Lock icon Killer jumbo
      30 17 AIR HTTAM. Frl. Game ranger Abdul Rahim bin Jalik, 35, was trampled to death by a wild elephant at Felda Serting Hllir Tujuh land scheme here yesterday. NST.
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      Lock icon Former MCA chief to get high post in Gerakan
      207 17 Former MCA chief to get high post in Gerakan MUAR, Friday FORMER Malaysian Chinese Association deputy president Datuk Michael Chen, who joined the Gerakan recently, will be appointed to one of its top posts m a "slight readjustment" of Gerakan leadership m early September. Gerakan president Dr Lim Keng Yalk
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      Lock icon And now... Tut-tuts' for Penang?
      71 17 And now Tut-tuts' for Penang? PENANG, Fri. The Penang Malay Chamber of Commerce and Industry has sent a memorandum to Public Enterprises Minister Datin Paduka Rafidah Aziz urging her to consider allowing the introduction of the "Tut-tut" or "Teksi Rakyat" m Penang. Its chairman, Syed Abbas Alhabshee, said today the
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      Now they're peddling porn m Tamil
      123 17 PENANG, Frl. Obscene b««kfl and mtLgmxUes m Tamil have n«w Ml the streets. Several b«ak stalls hen are hawUag sack materials m the open. Oae of the popular magazines s»ld is entitled, Maya, and contains plrtnres of women, especially actttmrm, la scanty clothlag and
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      275 17 Wxild this make Ksquit^SjOlß a betto cognac? Jk You probably know the kind of person who M k thinks that money means everything. And if 1 someone knows nothing about cognac they Blip might think quality and price automatically lf||t# go together. At the Bisquit distillery m France, all our
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      GOOD GUIDE...
      378 18 ALTHOUGH old-fashioned educationists will frown on the use of guide books to prepare for examinations, it looks as if their usage will continue, what with the increasing concern parents have over their children's performance m schools. Anything that is perceived to be of help to their children to
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      GOOD TRY!
      387 18 NTUC Comfort, ever ready to come out with new ideas to improve the taxi service, ought perhaps to be given full marks for trying. Whether those schemes are necessary or can work out well is, of course, another matter altogether. Results so far have been more disappointing than
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    T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane
    433 18 T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane LET'S REMEMBER those old sayings, still valid today, suggested an old buddy of mine. And he went on to give me this quote: "A man who cannot smile should never set up a shop." I remember that well as one often cited by traditional
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    Syria-Soviet moves a warning to Israel
    246 18 SOVIET Joint naval and military manoeuvres with Syria have a cause and a purpose. They are a response to the Joint US-Egyptian manoeuvre last year and they are a warning; to Israel not to resort to military means to remove Syria's SAM anti-aircraft missiles
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    Lock icon Wild pets in the home
    705 18  -  GLENN GARVEN By m Bangkok SCATTERED among Bangkok's teeming five million-plus people, somewhere, hunched in tiny cages in the suburbs of this sprawling capital, are several dozen potentially dangerous wild animals. Nobody knows exactly how many. These are household pets, not counted among animals in
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    England's burning cities
    577 18 England's burning cities THE Soviet Union, which has continued to find western scapegoats for the warning strikes by Poland's Solidarity union, and which has indirectly given Israel a military reminder not to interfere with Syria's missile sites in the Lebanon, was herself given, by Lord Carrington, a European card, not
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    Strikers may be playing into hands o£ hardliners
    328 18 THE warning strikes m Poland this week may be playing into the hands of the Soviet-supported hardliners who are waiting for an opportunity at next week's special Communist Party Congress to put a stop to any further reforms by the country's new
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    Carrington card might continue to be useful in September
    433 18 THE British Foreign Secretary, Lord Carrington, who is also the current chairman of the European Council of Ministers, visited Moscow this week to present to the Soviet authorities a proposal, previously agreed by the EEC and the United States, for an
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      Not all expats can bear shocking rents
      649 19 I REFER to "A Very Worried Citizen" (ST, June 23) who has made some excellent points, but has also muddled some issues on expatriates. He suggests that we "impose a temporary ban on non-residents buying houses, flats and condominiums". As far as I
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      Noise nuisance at Changi, Paya Lebar
      266 19 ON FLIGHTS AND AIRPORTS The noise from small, slow-flying craft and the whopping of the helicopters is definitely more irritating than that of the sharp, but short, blast from a big jetliner. Could Mindef, which is m charge of air traffic control over Paya
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      RSAF MUSEUM
      149 19 NOW that Payp. Lebar Airport is beinghanded over to the Ministry of Defence, may we propose that a hanger or two be used for a permanent RSAF museum, especially for aircraft and armoured vehicles. Proceeds from a nominal charge per visitor can contribute to the upkeep of this
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      Oh, those HDB floral corridors!
      223 19 IT is Indeed a pleasure to see many of oar HDB residents keeping and growing petted plants and flowers atone the common corridors. This enhances the surrounding*- However, potted plants are restricted to the open spaces above the common corridor on the sixth and 11th
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      Rules £or safety and control
      205 19 Rules £or safety and control SPEAR FISHING CONTROVERSY I REFER to K.P. Lindemann s and Peter Oei's letters (ST, June 29). While accepting that spear fishing can be a controversial subject, as can a number of other sports, aquatic or otherwise, SUF must express its disagreement with the views of
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      Have clean-up dives instead
      102 19 Have clean-up dives instead IT seems inconceivable that at a time when Singapore, like most countries, is becoming environmentally aware above water, there should be such disregard for its underwater resources. The British Sub-Aqua Club and numerous clubs m Europe and the United States have been sponsoring underwater photographic competitions
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      Stop harmful overfishing
      225 19 FISHING with a rod or .landline is very popular m Singapore, and is accepted as a sport for which many competitions have been organised. Pishing with.drift or cast nets, and with wire traps is also accepted as a past-time for countless Singaporeans. We wonder if there are
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      Of guns and contests
      147 19 SPEAR fishing has been, and will be, the first choice of any new club recruit who wants to feel the tremendous excitement while thrashing about m open waters, armed with a spear gun. Rules and regulations of the sport are rigid, and are applied with great
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        SNEF clarifies that wage enquiry
        472 19 WE refer to your report "SNEF Denies Labour Ministry Statement" (ST, July 3). The report does not present accurately what our president, Mr Jack Chia, stated at the SNEF first anniversary dinner on Thursday, July 2. A copy of Mr Jack Chia's speech was hand-delivered
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        Doctor's treatment
        157 19 I REFER to the letter by "Concerned Parent" regarding treatment at the Accident and Emergency Department of the Alexandra Hospital (ST, June 27). "Concerned Parenf's son was seen by a lady doctor at the A A E Department. She had ordered the appropriate treatment, including an injection, and
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      1285 21 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INOEX -~\J Telephone Service: *****22 pcMnaiAi SERVICES i 0^ Moodor FrxJoy 830om -500pm Ordmory 80 ct» p« word (m>n »I 2 00) B«RCHANO*BE HP yxs^^^ i(\ /A^ V»>^N^ V>^^| II ff^ jl II fT I X\ /A vL j COUKTERSERVICE J^mam'Ssu^o'v'tCL IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES •ft
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      608 21 T SEA FOOD PALACE tQO tlQI^ 79 Bo StrMt > Bo** Comolei (na«t to Odaon Thaotra Cor Pori) JL. Tel: 338 7885 HAPPY HOUR BAK KUT TEH $2.50 i -3 fKSTERN SET LUNCH $3.50 [Li^jff\ Ommt and Western A b Carte Easy Parking f "7.1 J PRINCE ROOM I METKOPOLE
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      198 21 ORIGINAL HAMMOND BJ tonewheel model. Owner leaving. Enthusiasts please ring *****38 for details. PEARL RIVER. BEST China Piano for sale. Also piano for hire. Renner Piano Co. Q9 10, Peace Centre. Tel: 33T0216. YAMAHA ELECTONE ORGAN DK4OAL for sale. Asking for $4,000 Interested please call *****2 YAMAHA D2B ORGAN with
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      674 21 I Ptrsoml SirvtoM i MarcfiaNlM Usual NOW Bed Reading Lights $21 $9 New Zealand wallpaper (Only at Parklane) $26 $12 Kempthorne Wall Lights $55 $15 Solid Vinyl Wallpaper 33' x 21" $37 $18 Plastic Cupboards $38 $26 GEC Square Lights c/w Tubes $38 $27 Carpet Rug 170x255cm $105 $55 Pan
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      703 21 DACHSHUND PUPPIES (BROWN) for sale. 2 months old Contact Anne: «23"39 DOBERMANN PUPPIES, weeks old for sale with papers. Call 2824X09 after 12pm MALE PUG PUPPIES for sale 11 weeks old. Champion bloodline Tel: *****06. ONE BEAUTIFUL FEMALE Pekinese suitable for mating. (450 ono Contact: *****10 OURE-BRED PERSIAN KITTENS from
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      629 22 I RENA-WARE DISTRIBUTORS WANTED DOCTOR TO take- I I PTY LTD. The lucky winner over established Clinic m I lof our Draw ended 30th June City area. Price negotiable I I 1981 was Mr Ng Joo TUn I.C. Tel: *****14.9.30 to 5.00 p.m I No. *****63/E (coupon no. I *****)
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      553 22 36 Babysitting/Nursary MORE WORKING PARENTS are using the Family Day Care Scheme Call Ministry of Social Affairs at: *****1 to have your child citred for In the home of a care-giver. EDUCATEO HOUSEWIFE AT Ang Mo Klo willing to look after children at her home. Tel: *****87. 38 louse Cleaning
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      808 22 COMBINED SALE: LErCA^LEX OLYMPUS O-Ml, BODY chronu SLMOT 35F2, 90F2.8 $3JOO Lelca Vlvltar wide angle Fl-25, 28m rr R3 ($1,300). 50 Summlcron ($350). Formula Tele F3.5, 200 mm. Soil 135 Elmartt-R ($600) Symma/S gor Micro Tele 70-220 mm. F3J 150F58 lens for Llnhos ($750) Nikon 8X Super Zoom Fit Hasselblad
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      508 22 People meet people through classifieds DEALERS WANTEOB Car B*auty Acc*.aor»* (Imported) 1 Car Vacuum cleaner 2) Car polisher 3) Car washer Packing of attractive boxes o briefcases New concept m moutdtng your ea to a shming beauty CALL: 457*M3/457»351/4«S4ISS For eiclualve asassrahlp will excellent incentivea. write to: KM CHRISTOPHER EC.
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      1222 22 iaaaaaaat lltl 46 Situations Vacant a) Professional V Executive YTJ, a fast growing local PKi Advertising Agency. I needs more good people. SENIOR COPYWRITER Someone capable of bsconrins copy director, and can convince us be can work at our pace and to our standards. PR EXECUTIVE Who can develop and
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      443 22 "TT JitfJ OAT* TEHMSMAL SYSTEMS (LMOHVg eMJppM*M Of fMOCtrOOfC Caan INglaUr ejslama) has vacancy for a TE««I»JAL PftOGRAMMER OuMific tattoos OCE -O' level Speak English and Mandarin Motorcycle/ scooter licence Nature o« work: c Programming, c Training, c Installation Applicanta must ba prepared to work or. shifts/ overtime. TraMnc wW
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      433 22 HEmptoymeflt i£|| f/ A Wpl Ettabllehed aftfe^ International Marine Engineering and Construction Company invites application! for the position of:Telex Operator The Job Handling of incoming and outgoing telexes 0 Ensure timely and accurate distribution of messages Requireaaenis 2 years' experience m operating the OKI Telex Machine, knowledge of the Prisnet
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      387 22 RECEPTIONIST/ STENOGRAPHER A major local bank is looking for suitably qualified lady candidate* to fill the poet of Receptionist/ Stenographer. The requirements are as follows* c At least 4 GCE O1O 1 level, preferably with credits In English and Mathematics. c Typing skills of 35 w.p.m. and shorthand speed or
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      554 23 II Employment ]it& Bihi«trom Vacant b) Secretarial V Clerical (ACEC) FAR EAST PTE LTD ACEC FAR EAST PTE LTD A newly incorporated muttl waUsa el company located at Jurong has the lollowing vacancies: CLERKS c OCE "O" level with 5 credits Including English and Mathematics Ito 3 years' manufacturing experience
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      431 23 General Clerk I GCE 'O' level with good credits m Maths i and English 9 Typing speed of 40 wpm Telephone Operator Courteous Able to speak good English Typing speed of 30 JB wpm The above vacancies are for our Jurong office. Interested applicants please write to:The Personnel Services Executive
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      1093 23 as CM^K^^Sjeaaeßaekeea HI y4\ |i 111 AN ESTABLISHED LOCAL INSURANCE COMPANY invitee appeieaetone tor the position ef* CONFIDENTIAL ASSISTANT c Above It years of age c OCE O' level with minimum 3 credits including English and Mathematics c LCCI Private Secretary Certificate or LCCI Certificates In Shorthand (100 wpm) and
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      479 23 ■—-■H An OFFSHORE BANK about te commence eperatiene bi Singapore hoe wooncy sar a RECEPTIONIST-CUM-TELEPMONE OPERATOR c Oood command of English c Pleasant personaltly c Some relevant experience, preferably In PABX and OTE 60 Pieaee appry wrth run dstsßs sneloawuj a ptMEtograph aad bar la Tha Advertiser P.O. Bos 4«|
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      630 23 I I eepSiißim tor me poster: ACCOUNTS CLERK I c LCCI Intermediate Bookkeeping Certificate c Able to type c At least 2 years experience. RECEPTIONIST TYPIST a OCE O' Level Certificate c Able te type and send telex, c At least 1 year experience. Tramp IrtwM be provided. Pte.ee apply
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      1187 23 ;3ttj PANOAJH FREKaHT Regionel Office/ Sac Freight Divteton urgently requiree c: BOOK-KEEPER AppMcants must have:e Minimum 2 years AccountIng experience, preferably with LCC Intermediate Accounting qualifications a Ability to maintain a full set monthly Accounts c Ability to type Starting salary will be m the region of $550 p.m with
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      1460 23 ■H- I til An established Japanese firm In Jurong Town requires the following: (A) GENERAL CLERK a OCE O' level a Able to type 35 -40 wpm a Knowledge of telex operation is an advantage (B) ACCOUNTS CLERK a OCE -O' level a Be able to type a Bookkeeping qualification
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      1226 24 ak X I 1 LJ aaaaapa^ ..aaaaaaaß 46 Situations Vacant b) 9*cr9tmrlMJ V CfricMl FEMALE JUNIOR CLCRK required immediately OCE 'O' level preferably with knowledge of written/ spoken Mandarin and typing Interested please call: *****33 for appointment ISJMCOiATELV REOUtRED FEMALE Qeneral Clerk. Knowledge of arrountc will be an advantage but
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      409 24 EMER CLAD COATINGS PTE. LTD ReMjuirtrt TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVE ramala a|i|iMrantt mint poaaosa the tonowlng enoSnrattono or equivalent o Minimum O.C.E. O' level, o Sales experience an advantage but not necessary, a Possess a valid Class 3 driving licence. Remunerations will commensurate wtth qualifications and experience. Transport and other Irlngo bofMffte
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      519 24 (TranspOrCo^ SALES REPRESENTATIVE won tod to sel etotionory/cono Should be able to speak well, presently aggressive o Sales experience an advantage but not essential Caw poroonawy today Sojn. Bja*, BLK LUMTT 1023 PSA MULTVSTOvW Y COMPLEX PABM PANJANQ ROAD SINGAPORE 0611 TEL: *****11 Going ROD? Looking lor a Job? Come
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      997 24 A iRSIIIkU CSNCUrr Board facto- B oMaMaw^ B a S*MaMaw>i ry Is urgently looking for s dynamic Sales ExecuUve with the following requirement* a) Above 22 years of age. b) Preferably 2 to 3 years' of Industrial selling to the electronics Industry, c) Able to negotiate high level of sales,
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      965 24 IHI A) JUNIOR INSPECTORS B) BOOK-KEEPER FOR POST (A): o Passed NTC2 MVM or equivalent. o 2 years relevant experience, o Completed N.S PROGRAMME: Junior Inspectors will be sponsored to attend advanced trainIng In vehicle Inspection to be conducted by the Vocational Industrial Training Board with supervised fled training sandwiched
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      1037 24 I H EeVaJLfletyffMltt I V^ j An HHrßattanal Civil Engineering Company has imnt#Oswvo •OwpfoyiwurOi toe HEAVY CRANE OPERATORS (PAH/ Lorain Machinery) Malaysian apNcante are also welcome o 1 to 2 years experience In handling and maintaining mobile crane 30 tons and above. o Must possess valid Class 5 driving licence.
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      1182 25 w mp»ovtn6 II A 46 Situation. Vacant m^ d) Technical TECHNICAL SALES EXECUTIVE A Scientific Supplies Company seeks*: MALE/ FEMALE TECHNICAL SALES EXECUTIVE F Off pf OfftOtlftQ 4100 kWHIDQ at rang* el Scientific Products. Candidates should preferably have some laboratory experience In Chemical/ Biochemical field and have own transport. Malaysians
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      524 25 Jtfi requires FEMALE OPERATORS (Day or permanent night shift) SEE US TODAY! Community Pun 1... Lenin! No. 581, Block 17, Bedok South Road Singapore 1646 See Mr Daud Wahid Saturday Sunday l\ jV 2.30 pm to J{ 6.00 pm^p or at The Personnel Department GM Singapore Pte Ltd (AUTOMOTIVt ELECTROr«CS>
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      661 25 [mm j ii A litsubishi TV Factory requires urgently FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Age 16 25. 5-day week. No shift work. FEMALE Q.C. OPERATORS At least Sec. 2 education. Experience not necessary. or pest (1), applicants pleeee jply personally al UNITED ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING CORPN PTELTD 232, UPPER BUKIT TIMAH ND FLR.,
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      771 25 lift BxsbP*sbl *et si I mm I HbAmm^iHs^hibmll t A member of the Pan Electric Group We Invite suitably qualified applicants for the post of:(1) PURCHASER Have some years relevant experience In a Shipyard or heavy engineering Industry Possess a valid class 111 driving licence Must be able to converse
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      992 25 nftpoymMt j^ ■stsßsssTaßßaTasSssllllslsTaßßs^ place for you Start your career In NMB as: TECHNICIANS c NTC Grade 3/2 In Tool and Die Making or Metal Machining or Jlploma In Mechanical/ Electrical Engineering with 1-2 yean working experience c Those without the above qualifications but with minimum 3 years related experience will
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      496 26 LI a If EMM^MIMMAMt I HI /4\ H KißPevylrMln 'fi' aV 46 Situations Vacant «§> ABAHI TV-GLASS PTE. LTD. invites applicants to rill the following positionsELECTRICAL/ MECHANICAL FITTERS c Job change, trouble-shoot-ing, repairing and maintenance of machinery and utility equipment. NTC 3 with relevant working experience a Completed National Service
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      455 26 An Amercian fast food chain has immediate vacanciesfor: COOKS (Starting salary $400) CASHIERS (Starting salary $300) DISPENSERS (Starting salary $300) In addition to the salary, we c Sales Incentive c Free meals c Free uniform c Free training Outstanding candidates can be censidarad lor Management positions. Those Intereeted, apply personally
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      1060 26 Hti itt) FMANCIAL BrSTTTUTION Invites applications from Singapore citizen* for the following posts 1. SENIOR OFFICER a A recognized Honours Degree with 2 years of administrative experience c Below 30 years. -2 TECHNICIAN c Recognized Industrial Technician Certificate or higher with Electronics background. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and
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      1799 26 M I ifji /e\ II Emptoyimiit IH A j Garment F artery re^QSVes? 1. EXPBJKMCS9 SEAMSTRESSES to produce fashionable garments. Starting pay $380 2 FEMALE GENERAL WORKERS Experience not necessary. Starting pay $250 Plsasi call personally at: ROSANDREA SHAHAB MANUFACTURING CO. LTD 3A-SA. Blk 2. Toa Payoh North Singapore IMI
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      1616 26 ■T M YOUNG MALAYSIAMANOONESIAN LIVE-IN BABY AMAH required for to look a(ter 2 children, little small family In Thomson Park housework. Must speak, write Telephone Mrs. Ooh *****83. Mandarin Tel Cieti UVaVBI A«UM ««d 30 to 40 years EXPERBTNCEO AMAH RCOUBKO. Able to cook Call *****48 Contact Mrs. Ekball *****70.
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      856 26 I*7* OATS' IN IJOY Radio cassette, alrcond., beautiful condition. Selling $17,800 Tel: *****5s I*7* OCTOBER 12*Y OL. 1 owner, alrcond, sport rim. cassette, tuf fkoted. Tel: *****26 Mr Llm 1*77 DATSUM MOV Station Wagon for sale. Phone: *****83. *****75. d) rut IS7S FIAT 111 Supermlrsflorl. Automatic 1 Doctor owner. Excellent
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      726 26 SendyounKi car to the V RUSTSPECIALIST And get Kendall's 2-system Rustproofing; a 10-year Warranty and FREE annual check-ups. Call the RUSTSPECIALIST Kendall Rustproofing System Pte Ltd Tel: *****61 *****38 ALMOST 7* HONOA Accord 1800 c.c. Hatchback, beautiful condition. New tyres, rims, alrcond, radio/cassette, power windows and many accessories. PARF. Price:
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      2031 27 w BBBBT 4 aTI r^^^BBBBBi '..-V STAL ROT RELIANCE MOTORS PTE.LTD. E Showro(.mService&PartsCentre:9LengKecßd.,Tel:6}^244 BUILT TO WIN YOU OVER BranchShowroom:G9NovenaVi]le,27^Thomsonßd..Te!:2slol Jl I t Static Eltctricity Discharga Dtvic«7 SAFEMATE EVERY CM) SHOOLD HAVE Static electricity is generated when two obiects ol different material property are rubbed against each other When a car
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      365 27 VV s flUJiajBT JUST OWCg^ OC M TAN ENTERPRISE t«i neeeaalrwarMirtociuti) IIRELU P7 This ultra low profile steel radial is the road version of the world champion rally/racing tyre for supersport vehicles. The huge road contact patch resulting from a very wide tread and specialised carcass construction, guarantees optimum braking
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      1028 27 AUOUST 1*74 OPEL Rekord 11. automatic. Vinyl roof, alrcond. radio, cassette, excellent condition, offers view: 150, Mount Pleasant Road, tel: *****30 LATE I*SO SUZUKI Van. Tip top condition Highest offer secures. 1980 Toyota Starlet 5-door. alrcond. cassette, tuff-kote. $***** Tel: *****7. SELLING/ BUYING/ EXCHANGE T9 Mazda 626. 1974 280SE. 280
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      673 27 LATE IS7* DATSUN 120Y Blind Van. Alrcond. new paint, tyres, beautiful condition 10.800 Tel: *****17 IST* DATSUN I*oo Pick-up Long body. Ist owner Excellent condition ».500 ono *****73. 1 Dunlop Street MIT. LJOO VAN July '80 One owner Beautiful condition Call *****33 ext 225 NOV. 77 DAJHATSU 550 Pickup. One
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      724 27 2**SccM.CarWonted 1978 to 80/PARF. Must have alrcond Automatic. Only top condition considered. rwitt c»m b^b^bb^ (WB^BMnai or 2****** (OMce Hour). A BANK ACCOUNTANT require* good used cars from 1974 to 1980. company or private welcome Cash payment Tel: 4082U8 Ang. Residence *****47. A BETTER VALUE for your 1976 and above
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      1098 27 IV Accommodation A Ptoperttf JA IwnMtflttuf II UMtJflOlfl lunukus itilluplikutniaus centrally air-conditioned Situated near Newton Circus, close to Orchard Road •t! -^i 4Bh Lt VC^Sb^L. OutskJeCßD 2 Swimming pools Children's playground Landscaped garden Barbecue pit Private carpark 24-hour security service Freehold land Easy instalments Book now to avoid disappointment Storilte
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      668 28 W* --a Hi nmlli a .atißV PH ej nenll ILS^SJ 60 Accommodetiof) Vacant m) Flats BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT CLOSE t<> American School, facing swimming pool. 3 bedrooms, split-level living/ dining with balcony, full recreational facilities, furnished $3,200 Holland Housing: *****04 DWT IS FULLY FURNISHED Apartment with CTV. telephone, fridge, washing machine,
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      461 28 DWT i. PI ARLBANK APARTMENT facing ses 4 bedrooms, fully furnished, co'our TV. washing machine. Rei tal: $2,000 Mc'Robertson. *****811 OWT 7 WOt HUP Complex bachelor's apartnent. luxuriously furnished Fully alrcondltloned. seaview, pet. $1,950 Tel: *****55 Bern DIST 9 WTANA VtCMITY luxuriously furnished 4-bedroomed apartment marble/ parquet flooring. 4 attached
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      466 28 II m i* FULLY FURNISHED ROOMS with/ without bathroom attached In brand new terrace house In dlst 2097 Suitable for students and single professionals. Laundry/ meals arrangeable Tel: *****17/ *****70 SPACIOUS ROOM TO let at Paslr Panjang area, quiet environment, free parking facilities, oullt-ln wardrobes and other facilities For bachelor,
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      384 28 Classified Ads. A Public S#rvtc# 61 Accommodation Wanted a) Houses KAMEST ENTERPRISES PTE LTD urgently requires houses and apartments Unfurnished/partly furnished/fully furnished In dlst. 5. 9. 10, 11. 15, 16, 17. 18. 19, 20. 21, 23 and 28 for our Immediate clients. Owners please call: *****36 (2 lines) for details.
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      359 28 I Bx knTOI I 63 nnidMtW ProperakwForSs* a) Houses DWT. 19 A beautiful single-storey 3-bed-roomed Terrace. Land area approximately 2.000 sq.ft Built-in area approximately 1.350 sq ft Satng with vacant pollution a* $310,000 OWT. It Single-storey detached bungalow. 3 bedrooms, separate living/ dining. Land area approximately 6.000 sq.ft. BullNln area
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      4260 28 I aw a^^^^^^^s^^ 0 a^i^^^j^^ ■BJ £j B^TBJj Rp#> aaSaaM PASM RM BUNGALOW 2-slorey. CHEMPAKA COURT PENTHOUSE, 9.000 sq.ft »00.000 Park View, DRAOON VKW PARK area 5.900 sq ft. with Roof OarWatten Est 10.0 M sq.ft.. 2-storey Mulliii den tl million Tel: *****40 No w»tn furniture. lI J million Ka-
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      620 28 iw nccoanniouaiion rrapmm SS I BEAUTIFUL CARPETED OFFICE to let In Katong area, main road Olass door. Gibson board partition, alrcond optional. Rent $300 to $400. Tel: *****06 Karen BUKIT TIMAH SHOP/ office. Excellent location with 3 aide glejs windows Reasonable rental Viewing today *****07' *****03. DWT. 13 CONVENIENT. JOO
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      591 28 KATONG PLAZA LOIS 234 sq ft $1,550 p s f People's Park Centre. Ist floor. 790 sq.ft $1,150 psf Please contact *****47 LUCKY PLAZA SHOP space Vacant possession 560 sq ft $1,500 pj.f Principals contact. *****53/ *****08 James MING ARCADE. GROUNOFLOOR shop for sale. 180 sqfl. $2,000 psf 0.n.0. Detail*
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      580 29 ¥1 Eductvtton A Instruction 95 Education m) Loeai dpV/f#.^ SCMOOI Of CIfTTMMK TBABBBS HADIO»f»V»CrWO(B€O) TMAMSItTORIIADIO MMVtCINO BLACKSWHITITV KMVICINO COLO*. TV MB VIC ING ELCCTmCALFITTINOa INSTALLATION ORAOE -3 THAI LANGUAGE COURSE WW COUftSfS AVMIABU FROM MONOtT TO SIMM* Please enrol now at SCIENCf ELECT. (PTE) SCHOOL SOl -601 People iPirkComde. sfhFloor(U**Hrt»3.4
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      770 29 HIGHER DIPLOMA COURSES/ Single Subjects For 12 LCCI Canwnarelal Law Thursday: 7JO-8.30p.m Economic* Thursday: 6.30-7.30p.rn Saturday 4 30-6p m 1 lth H Accounting: Sat 2.30pm Monday 6 30-8.30p.m 13th Sing ajporaj IfWlitwtV OV Cofltlitii C# 383 C. till alt Cawplai (3rd Floor) Tei: 3371*4*/ ******1 SHORTHAND BEGINNERS' COURSE commencing 14.7.81
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      799 29 niuiiliii CUim tni CnuWati I «.M Other Subjects at OCELe****. Cl commencing WHa waeti Specially designed for Students preparing for 1981 examinations. Morn Ing/ Afternoon /Evening Sessions are available at any of our Branches PLEASE ENROL EARLY ENQUIRIES: CUFFORO EDUCATIONAL TRABeMG CENTRE 3S4S-O, sth Br. Stock I*2, Buklt Marah Town
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      116 29 VH TravtJ A Toors >iW 'I mob *r ■-< Stm A Kf k 1 HaYH aY Wm I I k^BI" J k^k DINERS HOLIDAYS A reliable way to travel For brochures and information, contact: n .O DINERS WORLD TRAVEL PTE LTD V™™ Peoples P»rk SIS7T7 Merlin Plaz* *****44 J Hong
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      377 29 Japan Holiday PORTOPIA "81 P ■■gall e^Bafe^gW afBJP »T^r^>- jL'fjl B^"^M^bmPJ -j^ ai i a JAPAN (PORTOPIA -81) HONSHU/ HONGKONG 8 DAYS $2379 9 DAYS $2439 JAPAN (PORTOPIA '81) HONSHU/ TAIWAN 15 DAYSS2729 HONG KONG 16 DAYS $2789 Dep 1 1/7, 20/7. 2/8, 5/8. 8/8. 17/8. 5/9. 14/* 28/9. 8/10.
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      424 29 WW I rVW v lutsW S HAM HO TURL StmCE ffl PTE LH Ql4-16-18, Peaifs Centre, Eu Tong Son Street (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 01 05. Tat *****33 (7 lines) Itbbcb tefcsj: 11 9, People's Park Complex Ground Floor, New Bridge Road. Singapore 0105. Tel: 91 1661/91 1662/ *****3/*****2/*****6/ *****8/*****3 TAI4O
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      160 30 patted away peacefully on Thursday 9 July 1961 at 4.1S pm leaving behind WIVES: HWANG SHIH-SHIOW (CHINA) TEH AH HIANG SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW ONGSWEEGUAN HWANG YUH-JEN (CHINA) (CHINA) ONG SWEE TECK TAN KIM HONC ONG SWEE ENG YANG SAN LIAN ONG SWEE CHIANG TEE KIM LAN ONG SWEE TIAN TAY VAN
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      77 30 Aged 66 year* passed away peacefully on 9-7-81 leaving behind SONS DAUGHTER-IN-LAW JOSEPH DALLY JOSEPH MATHEW DAUGHTERS SONS-IN-LAW BABY PETER SACHARIAH ELIZABETH ERICMAHADEVAN MARY ANDREWS GEORGE ORAND-SONS GRAND-DAUGHTERS MOHAN ANNIE MALCOLM LILY PAUL SUZANNE JOHANN ELIZABETH Cortege lying at No: 4 Irrawaddy Road, Apodoltc Church and Service commence* today at
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      120 Deaths
      159 30 MDM POH GEOK YEN AGED 83 (Wife of late Mr Peck Kirn Leong) pasted away peacefully on 9th July 1981 Sen* Peck Boon Beng. Peter Perk Boon Thong (deceased) Peck Boon Quee Peck Boon Tat Daughters Perk Eng Bee Perk Eng Hong Peek Eng Hwa Daughters-in-law Heng Oek
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      IN LOVING MEMORY
      31 30 Departed July 11th 1976 It has been 5 years You have been gone, but never forgotten... i iyvjj, B|JMf4 R rijfhes r f HUGHES NN LEUNG MAI FONC
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      123 Acknowledgements
      58 30 Th» lamMy oi the 1.1. •Mm Helen Low Gefc Kirn with lo ttienk relative*, colleague* and fnendi lor their kind ■•■■■>- ance, attendance, donation* and wreathe during their recent be- Wish to thank all relatives and friends for their condolences, assistance and attendance during their recent bereavement. THE
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      124 In Memoriam
      74 30 Your departure «ra navar forget the day you Ml and gefw though in many di aaf wi rret your ■btsnev m» fill Nngart on. F or ...f ch.r nh»d by wil*. chiMrwt, »on»-in-l»w. daughtan-m-law and grandchildren. mmmmmmmmmm^mm Departed 11th July 1974 Alwayi remembered by beloved Husband, Children,
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
    • Article
      Lock icon Bedser has reason to smile...
      138 31 Bedser has reason to smile... LONDON, Fri. Three of England's pace bowling prospects brought a smile to the face of Test selector Alec Bedser at Trent Bridge, Nottingham, yesterday. Simon Hughes, Paul Newman and Paul AUott all bowled impressively for the TCCB Representative XI, a virtually young England side, against
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      Lock icon Rodney hogs limelight
      144 31 Rodney hogs limelight BIRMINGHAM, Fri. Rain wrecked the limitedovers match between the Australian cricketers and Warwickshire yesterday, leaving time only for paceman Rodney Hogg to demonstrate his form as well as fitness. In 10 hostile overs he took three for nine and when rain ended play after 160 minutes, Warwickshire
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      Lock icon Davis leads British Classic
      249 31 SUTTON COLDFIELD (England), Fri. Australian Rodger Davis escaped a thunderstorm and took a one-stroke lead m the £66,000 ($279,180) British Golf Classic yesterday. After Davis shot his second-round 68 for a six-under-par midday aggregate of 138 the tournament stopped twice for a total of three-and-a-half hours
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      Lock icon BRIEFS
      473 31 COLOMBO, Fri. The Sri Lanka Medical Association have requested their Government to discourage boxing, following the death last month of a 19-year-old schoolboy from brain injury. The Sports Ministry have called for a report on the boy's death and the local boxing association decided that a team of doctors
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      Lock icon China's Guo favourite in World Cup
      272 31 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri WORLD table tennis champion Guo Yuehua, of China, will be challenged by two top European players m his qualifying group for the US$4O,OOO ($86,000) World Cup championship, starting here on July 30. Guo has been drawn m Group A with Milon
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      Lock icon Withdrawn
      41 31 NEW YORK, Fri. The Soviet team Donetsk Shakhtyor have withdrawn from the Trans-Atlantic challenge Cup soccer tournament because the New York Cosmos have a South African m their line-up, a spokesman for the North Aamerican Soccer League said yesterday. AP.
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      Lock icon Drawn match
      41 31 LONDON, Fri. A Pakistan cricket XI drew their tour match against the Essex 2nd XI at Harlow yesterday. Scores. Pakistan 396-3 dec. and 83-2 (Shoaib Mohammed 155 no.. Maiid Khan 75 n. o Essex 273-9 dec and 97-4. AP.
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      Lock icon NZ TO GO AHEAD WITH TOUR
      152 31 WELLINGTON, Fri. The New Zealand Rugby Football Union announced today they had decided to K« ahead with arrangements for a South African tour of New Zealand. The decision came at a special Rugby Council meeting here, which discussed parliamentary resolutions asking them to reconsider
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    • Article
      New code of conduct for athletes?
      358 31  - New code of conduct for athletes? HAK IK AT RAI Sub-committee to draft regulations By ATHLETES m Singapore may face a new "code of conduct", including a ban on talking to the Press, following a recent incident involving national shot putt and discus record holder Fok Keng Choy. A New
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      684 31 i. i aao cc a as a Over the last 1 0 years, Hewlett Packard I" c«5 Singapore has increased their staff from 62 to over 2,000. Today we are still m the process of "B»" B recruiting more professionals. c p TECHNICAL RECRUITING "V ADMINISTRATOR V. cc The successful
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE TWO Racing special
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      President Candidate gets vote
      297 32  -  EPSOM JEEP By IPOH, Fri. President Candidate has the makings of a topflight sprinter and a win m Race 5 at Ipoh tomorrow can pave the way for him to have a crack at the valuable Sultan's Gold Vase later m the season. This four-year-old gained
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      Mudlarks
      46 32 THESE horses will go well if there is rain: Race 3: Rare Vintage, Samy Samy, Past Imperfect. Race 4: Parklane Kid, Blue Lagoon, Softly Spoken. Race S: Pointillist, Cameron Highlands IV, Sunburnt. Race I: Road To Glory, Anjang Aki, Mannerism. Race 7: Peacherino, Bumper Harvest.
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      Santana looks a cut above his rivals
      258 32  - Santana looks a cut above his rivals TIPTOP By SANTANA set a scorching pace last Sunday when he led by five lengths passing the 800 m mark m a Class 4 Div D restricted terms race over 1,200 m. The two-year-old New Zealand colt maintained the same margin into the
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      Siti Payong should beat moderate lot
      210 32  -  TONTO By SITI PAYONO II seems good enough to beat a moderate Class 2 Div 2 field over 1,800 m m Race 3 today. The five-year-ola Royal And Regal gelding scored m February m Class 2 Div 3 I,Boom at Kuala Lumpur. In May
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      SELECTIONS
      118 32 RACE EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY RACING EO Santana Cashflo Hand In Hand Santana Best Card Hand In Hand Santana Cashflo Jury Duty ExcaMant 8 lima Contract Regent Court Ragant Court Seattle Dream The Mint Rao#nt Court Contract Excellent Strike Samy Samy Justinian Past Imperfect Juattnian Samy Samy Ace Of Aces
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      Going forecast: GOOD
      142 32 KEY TO SACBCASI): la form ncmrcs aeaataa urafralt; flgarea wltUa hraeketo <J7) after kene* we rearenat rnMaga (7an»< »j weight, ewaer, tralaer, age aenrhtlw ef herae. Ft eiuplt k ■> Aaetraaaa geMbw. Eadtaa flUy, Inn Irtaa ■are, ne New een, bm] Mateyaba gekaag, fk PNaek kene. Big
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      Greater Colombo can break the ice
      214 32  - Greater Colombo can break the ice EQUESTRIENNE By UPALI Stable's Greater C«l«mbtv should take Race 6 today. This five-year-old by Tudor Melody was an unlucky second to Wlsnu IV over 1,700 m last Saturday when he flashed home m the closing stages to lose by a neck. Promoted a division
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      Today's card
      3515 32 RATF 1 2.15 CLASS 4 DIVC 1,250 m xwiv^u x (R»«trlct«d T«rms 2-yaar-okfs) ($12,000 $8,400 to winner) 1 Beat Carl n 57 Fatt Choy-Jaafar 2 nzg By Indian Order, sire of Cinchona, Humble Gain. F Ao-Yeaag 9 I Caaaß* 57 Quantong-Noorttin 2 nzg By Entrepreneur, sire of Grand
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      569 32 y~~ v SENIOR SYSTEMS ANALYST The Cycle ft Carnage Group has decided initially to computerise its Singapore Business Operations Systems using new generation in-house computer facilities and up-to-date technology A Senior Systems Analyst is required to assist m the preparation ol a software specification and the selection of the hardware
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE THREE Racing special
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      Derby hope Siapa Rajah impresses
      401 33 Likely favourite Sheringham takes it easy m winding-up gallop On the track with FAIRWAY IPOH, Fri. Slapa Rajah HI, topweight m the $125,000 Perak Derby on Sunday, did a dashing gallop here this morning. With a riding boy astride, the four-year-old by Wharf was sent
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      Best of the week's gallops
      209 33 TUESDAY (good): Tanah Mas II displayed speed m 37.6. Mas Ma and Jury Duty were kept together m 43. Silver Wren showed up smartly m 41.2. Steven's Day impressed m 40.4. Gulf Eagle did a fluent workout m 41.8. Wednesday (good): Mallane m covered the
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      Leading Jockeys
      256 33 DONNELLY TWEKDIE PATEMAN Tutsi No of plat-ings rides Ist 2nd 3rd Placlngs tor last 12 rides 1 I)onnell> 231 M 22 M 2 Tweedie 237 28 24 3 Pateman 157 27 II 17 4 Sharp 232 24 23 II 5 Mirny 151 23 14 Cheam 202 21 1C
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      Leading trainers
      94 33 Teh Allan S.H. Lee Bongonre E. van Brenkelen Samsnri West Ahmad BuanK G. van Breuelen Daniels M. Ismail Kodgers Ye«E Zafir Heddle P.K. Lerag Mak K.L. Chong David Tan 38 30 28 24 23 23 22 22 21 19 16 16 15 14 14 14 14 13 13
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      Leading owners
      88 33 Aorlc Agasam Irteraptra Golden Inw Pnoilnm Asset CheahFah Chens Robert Walker Mdm B.H. Yap Ng*« BTT Chon* Kok I Jm Joon LohPUKoe Brotherhood Ac* Rutland Anna Mdm i.i. Heddle LeeAhScwag Ist 23 14 11 10 9 5 5 5 5 5 3 3 3 3 2nd 19 9
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      Tomorrow's card
      1388 33 RATF 1 1.45 CLASS 4 DIV 3 1,250 m iY/\^r, x (Rwtricted Termt 3 A 4-Year-Olds) ($12,000 $8,400 to winner) 1 7*9 Amnnfttlvt 57 Affirmative-K Chong 4 rag Mirny 2 *72 Peeaae* 57 Peohudo-K Chong 57 4 nzg 8F ..Maerahea 1 S 7 Vwaa NanfeaU 57 Venus-Paul 4ah
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      Lock icon Six wins out of six rides
      82 33 Six wins out of six rides NEW YORK, Fri. Panamanian jockey Jorge Velasquei continued his remarkable winning run this year by becoming the first man to boot home six winners out of six rides at a meeting here yesterday. The 34-year-old Veiasquex, riding at the city's Belmont Park, could have
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      Two back on active list
      51 33 THESE two hoi-ses are back on the active list: RACE 4: Malaysian Glory II: Jan 4 Ipoh finishing fourth to The Styler m Class 2 Div 2 I,Boom. RACE 7: Dom Migalo (late Murph's Law): Feb 21 Penang 10th m Class 1 Div 3 1.400
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE FOUR
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      Tan, Kok and Chan are back in action
      304 34  -  BERNARD PEREIRA FORMER NATIONAL PLAYERS ENTER CUP TRIALS By FORMER national players Tan Ban Chew, Kok Peng Hon and Chan Kong Ming are back m the thick of action m badminton competition. They have entered for next month's Thomas Cup trials m
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      Tan beaten to second place
      113 34 SINGAPORE surrendered their grip m the Malaysian Laser Open championship, off Port Dickson, when local sailor Tony Tan could only finish m second place. But Tan, who chalked up one first and two seconds, might have maintained Singapore's domination Tan Kok Wah triumphed for the
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      Lock icon Chris has big role in US Cup quest
      233 34 Chris has big role in US Cup quest CHICAGO, Fri. Chris Evert Lloyd, 1981 Wimbledon women's singles champion, carries a 16match winning streak onto an international ampitheatre court during next weekend's 53rd Wightman Cup challenge against Britain. She also carries the responsibility of ensuring another win for the United States
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      Lock icon Rono to miss World Cup
      72 34 NAIROBI, Fri. Henry Rono, off-form holder of four world records, will miss Kenya's trials for next month's African athletics championship and will be ineligible for the World Cup m Rome m September. Robert Ouko, Kenyan Amateur Athletic Association assistant secretary told reporters today: "Rono is
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      Lock icon Hungary win first title
      58 34 CLERMONT FERRAND, Fri. Hungary won their first epee title at the w«rld fencing championship, when Zoltan Szekely beat Alexander Mozhayev, of the Soviet Union 10 hits to six m the final here m France yesterday. Hungary's last world title was m Buenos Aires m 1977 when
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      Lock icon Lorieux out of Test match
      66 34 SYDNEY, Fri. Lock forward Alain Lorieux has been forced to pull out of the French side for Saturday's second Rugby Union Test match against Australia because of a dislocated shoulder. He will be replaced by Laurent Rodriguez, who was originally down to play number eight
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      Montfort maul Mei Chin for third spot
      312 34  -  HAKIK AT RAI By THE well-coordinated assault of Montfort Secondary was simply too much for Mci Chin, who slumped to a 4-0 defeat m a National Schools' under-16 soccer tie for third and fourth placing at the Farrer Park Athletic Centre yesterday. Montfort,
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      Referees face the stick for flouting rule
      332 34  -  JOE DORAI By SEVERAL referees will face disciplinary action for failing to submit reports of players' misconduct m the Ovaltine National Football League tournament. Among those to be called up by the Football Association of Singapore Referees Committee is FIFA-registered referee H. S.
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      Indonesian club to test S'pore
      204 34 TUNAS INTI, a top soccer club m Jakarta's Galatama League, will test Singapore before the Republic leave for the Merdeka tournament m. Kuala Lumpur, reports JOE DORAI. Tunas, who boast of five national players, including striker Jeffrey Pranata, will meet Singapore on Aug. 26 at
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      Two teams for another Singapore experience
      208 34  -  JAMCE BEAH By TWO teams seem to have succumbed to Singapore's geography and gastronomy and the friendliness of the netball fraternity. The Southern District Netball Association and the Bunbury team, both from Western Australia, played here last year and were completely bewitched by the
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE FIVE
    • Article
      Lui steers Whampoa to victory
      312 35  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. By EVERYTIME Whampoa Secondary scored, the well-rehearsed cacophony m the Gay World Stadium gallery filled the air. But, when Lvi Tiow Kar leaped for one of his powerful spikes, the din rose by a few decibels. Such was the support for Whampoa
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      Singapore to take part in world meet
      180 35 FOR the first time, Singapore will take part m the world windsurfer championships m Okinawa, Japan, from 0ct. 15-24, reports PETER SIOW. The organisers have allocated Singapore five places m the tournament proper, but it is unlikely that the Republic will fill up
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      Venue switch
      33 35 SELETAR Sports Club announced yesterday that their 29th anniversary dinner and dance orginally scheduled at the National Stadium will now be held at Oasis Theatre Restaurant, Kallang Park, on Aug. 1.
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      A RUSSIAN ROULETTE?
      790 35 ...that may be the only activity if lOC do not make Olympics more compact and palatable THE Russians are boycotting the first major international sports event to be staged by the United States since Moscow hosted the Olympics a year ago. Ominously. there will be no Soviet
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      Tan, Yam provide a little sparkle
      309 35  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By DESPITE slipping judo standards, schoolboys Edmund Tan and Yam Koi Cheng still managed to bring the house down m the national schools' championships at the Hwa Chong Junior College yesterday. Yam, of St. Joseph's Institution, never m contention for the under-18
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      No changes in Masters list
      170 35 TRUE to the traditional calm before the storm of finals, it was a quiet eve of the men's and women's Masters finals of the 7-up national bowling championships at Jackie's Magic Score yesterday, reports WILFRED YEO. There were no changes m the Masters qualifying lists,
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      Poh Huay cut above others in Milo meet
      300 35  -  PETER SIOW By NATIONAL coach Ong Ah Cheong should have been at Bartley Road last night to watch the women's final round of the Milo national basketball youth championships between Chung Ghee and Chuan Van. If he had, he might probably want
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      A time-ly boost with $17,000 'crown'
      319 35  - A time-ly boost with $17,000 'crown' JANICE SEAH By THE thudding of hooves and the sharp click-clack of wooden sticks meeting the polo ball filled the air, as the gates to the International polo tournament were flung open to welcome Selangor, Pahang, Johore and Rolex at the Singapore Polo Club
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      129 35 ATHLETICS Milo interclub championships (National Stadium, 2). BADMINTON Inter-con-stituency tournament (SBA/ Delta, 7.30). BASKETBALL Milo national youth championships (Gay World, 7.30). BOWLING National championships (Jackie's Magic Score, 8.45). CVICKET SCA senior knock-out semi-finals: CSC A v SAFSA (Tanglin, 2.30), SCRC v SCC Ist XI (Balestier, 2.30). Friendly: SCC
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  • YOUR WEEKEND READING
    • The Sunday Times
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        What Asean wants for Kampuchea
        54 36 AS ministers and senior government officials gather in New York for a conference that could decide the fate of Kampuchea, Second Deputy Prime Minister S Rajaratnam talks to The Sunday Times about what Asean hopes the meeting will achieve. He also gives his views on
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        The average adult Singaporean examined
        57 36 DIALOGUE teaks at crtttdsmi levelled u4 «(i««ti*w rated at «w reseat urov aa the attttaaea af SUgapareaas aged M yean ud abcve. Be^«r Minister af SUte Lee Urn Ckay mad Dr Paag Bag F««g were ■m— f ta— e wa* teak exeeptfaa U the nrvey
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        Spotlight on Golf
        74 36 The tantrums and trauma of Wimbledon make way for another great sporting occasion next week the British Open golf championships, which begins on Thursday. There is one name synonymous with the championship, and with golf Itself... Jack Nick la us. With the exit of Muhammad Ali, he
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        91 36 MAKING IT GOOD DOWN UNDER Angela Ang b ukaowa to many Shgipwuii. Bat, la AastraUa, especially la Melbovae, she Is gaining henrif kudos m ft playwright. DO THE WORDS HONGKONG AND COURTESY GO TOGETHERf Meattoa Hongkong ud one of ta« Ust talngs to mom to mind Is
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        Get Smart — should we?
        87 36 Get Smart should we? Should we smarten up before we go out? One woman rang The Straits Times courtesy hotline to complain about Singaporeans who wear flimsy nightgowns or housecoats in public. MAGDALENE LUM scouted HDB estates to find out if we're a nation of sloppy dressers strutting about in
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        Changi's Fast Foods
        63 36 What's the f*«tf like mt Singapore Chaagl Airpert, apart fran the CUmm reataaraatf We ft a elites af reaarten to try «ri tke *tker pUces. Thto week, tkey tefivM what they Uked (*r dlsUkwJ) ahMrt the faat(Md jeiHta the hawkrr centre, the laUmlc restaurant, the Ice-cream parUnr
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        Medical insurance?
        43 36 Is it worth taking out medical insurance? In tomorrow's You and Your Money column, FRANCIS CfflN says some categories of people may want to consider it. A chart tells you how much you'll have to pay if you're admitted to hospital.
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        Getting to the top
        51 36 New Bearing mlidle age, m emigrant tram Malaysia looks back on how k« reached the Up In kin new h*me •f AostralU. Making It D»wn Under to In the ASIA MAGAZINE. AIM lnalde is aa appreciation af Malayria's Treasbit UUad a net-away*»m-it-ail spot oft the BMt
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        Violence on the field
        42 36 Football violence in Singapore may not be as serious as in Britain but it's still cause (or concern, says DEREK WILD. He gives the Football Association of Singapore some suggestions on how to put a stop to it.
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    Lock icon British police on alert for more violence
    467 36 LONDON, Friday THOUSANDS of police were put on alert m major British cities today as authorities prepared for more street violence following a seventh night of disorder. Home Secretary (Interior Minister) William Whitelaw said he could not rule out the use of troops
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    Lock icon '600 Thai Reds gave up in six months'
    200 36 '600 Thai Reds gave up in six months' BANGKOK, Fri. More than 600 communist guerillas m north-eastern Thailand surrendered to the government m the first half of this year, according to the Thai army. Lieutenant-General Lak Saligupt told reporters at his headquarters yesterday that 532 guerrillas had given themselves up
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    30 36 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 0.09 to 969.09 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    Lock icon PISTOL PACKIN' SHANGHAI GIRLS
    111 36 FEMALE afcawten all In a raw tfceae girl studeata taking aim receatly -aria* shasrlig leases at Shanghai's Paatte Security Sefiawl. The aefc— l m established the same year aa the communists toek •ver China la IMS. It wm etoaed v the tamaltuwyean •< the Cultural Re
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    Lock icon Aussies host five-power exercise
    86 36 Aussies host five-power exercise CANBERRA, Fri. Australia is sponsoring a fivepower defence exercise off the coast of Queensland, using Brisbane as a base. The exercise, called Platypus, will take place m the Shoalwater Bay area from July 23 to August 7 to assist m developing military skills for the five
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    No hint from Razaleigh on Cabinet post
    405 36 KOTA BARU, Friday MALAYSIAN Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah today reiterated his stand that he would continue to serve the people and the country and pledged his support to the new leadership under Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad. However, be did not indicate
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    130 36 NEW DELHI. Fri. Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi charged today that the sub-continent was being pushed into an arms race by the supply of American F-16 fighterbombers to Pakistan. Mrs Gandhi, who was conducting her second major press conference m the capital since regaining
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATH
    59 36 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH MRS. WMME UNO nee Kok SuWln passed away peace fully 11.43 am 10th July, lttl leaving behind sons Foo Chee Hel and Roddy Foo Keen Hel, daughter Ling Kit-Mel, daughter-in-law. two grand daughters, brother sister-in-law, brothers-in-law, nieces and nephews, to mourn their loss. Funeral at 200 p.m
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      317 36 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. You had planned to buy an HUDC flat. Then prices soared beyond your reach and HUDC added salt to the wound by letting others jump the waiting list. Lim Goh Tong wanted to build a quiet home on the mountains and it turned
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        Jack Chia stake in Haw Par
        79 1 JACK Chia, fhe director of a company which is an associate of Haw Par Brothers International Ltd, has informed the Stock Exchange of Singapore that 1.W2.000 Haw Par shares have been purchased br him at prices between 554.76 and 5J4.86, and Mss 20. Jack
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        Perak Carbide
        52 1 PERAK Carbide Corporation Bhd (PCC) has received confirmation from the Capital Issues Committee that the acquisition of the entire issued and paid-up capital of Golden East Corporation Sdn Bhd will be satisfied by an issue of 1,101,000 new PCC shares valued at $1.50 per share and tash of
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        Tat Lee Bank
        31 1 TAT Lee Bank Ltd has informed the Singapore Stock Exchange that the foreign ownership of its issued share capital constituted 11.23 per cent as at June 3Q 1981.
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        India-Malaysia
        27 1 INDIA-Maiaysia Textiles Bhd has called for an extraordinary general meeting of its members on Aug 3, 1981 to amend the articles of association of the compaiy.
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        C & C confirms
        45 1 C C confirms CYCLE anfl Carriage Ltd has confirmed m its statement the Singapore Stock Exchange that it has no interest, m Panther Pte Ltd A recent newspaper report that the company had taken a 38 per cent stake m the new plastics company isincorrect.
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        MUI query
        76 1 THE KLSEhas asked Malayan United Industries (MUI) aboit rumours that the company may boost investments m Hongkong via a property firm purchase. The inqiiry follows a newspaper report that the company has arranged to buy two properties m Hongkonf for a total of about HK$l billion. It was
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        Paper Products
        42 1 PAPER Froducts (M) Bhd has announced that director Tin Sri Haji Abdul Hamid Bin Bidin and general manager Mr Lim Guan Teik have resigned from the service of the company with effect from July 1 and June 30, 1981 respectively.
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        Tongkah Harbour
        37 1 TONGKJtt Harbour Tin Dredging Bhd has spnouncol the appointment of Mr P X J Jackson with effect from June 30, 1981 m the board of fflrector^ of the company m place of Mr G Gardiner
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        New company
        57 1 TOKYO, Fri. A group of 103 Japanese firms Ms setup a new investment company to promote feint ventures between Japanese small businesses Sid their counterparts m South-east Asian nations. Tht new company, Japan- Asean Investment Corp capitalised at 1,000 million yen (about $4.5 million) put up by the
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        Lock icon Gold higher
        44 1 LONDON, Fri. Gold rose US$9.5 to $415.50 an ounce m early trading here today, with dealers attributing this to the dollar's fall. The metal has risen $17.5 since Wednesday when it was quoted at $398, its lowest rate for 20 montks. AFP
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        Lock icon Business failures
        68 1 TOKYO, Fri. The number of business failures m Japan m June totaled 1,422 firms, down 7.8 per cent from a month before but up 2.8 per cent from a year earlier, a private credit research agency reported today. Teikoku Databank Ltd said bankruptcies m Japan are expected to
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      Asean offers good market for the US
      400 1 SINGAPORE is expected to offer good opportunities for US exporters of construction machinery and related materials handling equipment during the next five to 10 years. Total sales of the above products will exceed 51. 5 billion by 1984. American salesmen should also take
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      Singapore Fodder purchase
      118 1 Singapore Fodder purchase SINGAPORE Fodder Co Ltd has announced it has agreed to acquire 6,319 sq metres of land from Pepe Singapore Pte Ltd for $5.44 million. The total purchase consideration will be satisfied by the issue of 1.5 million new Singapore Fodder shares valued at S3 per $1 share
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      Now CIC gives MUI green light
      413 1  -  NAJEEB JARHOM By PRACTICALLY all the obstacles lying m the path of the takeover of Hotel Malaysia Ltd (HML) and Ming Court Hotel (MCH) by Malayan United Industries (MUI) have been cleared. Word has been received that the Malaysian Capital Issues Committee (CIC) has
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      Easing the tax burden on US firms overseas
      501 1  -  SOH TIANG KENG EXEMPTION ON 90pc OF EARNED INCOME By A MOVE to ease the tax burden of United States citizens abroad will encourage more American investments and speed up the transfer of US technology to Singapore and the region. This was
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      Lower American growth forecast
      171 1 PARIS, Fri. Economic growth m the US is expected to fall far short of the Reagan Administration's forecast of 5 per cent for next year, the Paris-based Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said today. In its half-yearly review of its 24 member nations' economies,
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      63 1 Mutead Bhd AC M >ld Storage 30 +4 +5 Galaacm (.uthrir Bhd Haw Par 19 +4 NBT Nat Iran PMC +3 5 +90 SembShlp Shell Sime Darby StSteamiihlp +5 +6 lnl.plnd AN +20 10" +25 Hame FE laeheapeßM MTC MetaJßax 5 -10 Perils Plant Prlma BaMaMM
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        Rises
        62 1 long Leong Ind 2450 1 Leong Credit 1800 [■own ft City 810 '•cific Dev 1496 M C 2000 (pore Land 1480 I U I 1890 '■iping Textile 71S Sugar* 1940 lei Properties 1180 lyn Resins 830 '•rimoiin' 785 IPI 845 lentosa 550 L L Industries 790 1K 101 101
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        Volume leaders
        25 1 Spore Finance Taiping Textile Si me Darby (sett) Sime Darby Promet Total turnover: 12.46m Tota> value: $77. 19m 640,000 552,000 500.000 493,000 478,000
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        33 1 BT Indicator: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: OCBC: SESInd: July 9 July 10 *****8 *****2 928.64 941.56 2033.12 2077.24 1357.96 1362.39 968.79 1006.09 397.36 398.42 *****5 1034.05 888.94 894.99 935.91 949.06
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      MARKETS HIGHLIGHTS
      252 1 Sustained buying lifts index SINGAPORE: Share prlecs cloaed sharply higher an sustained buying support and shortcovertng Interest with sentiment also influenced by higher Hongkong market advices. The Stralte Tines Industrials la«fX KM UM points to %I.H. KUALA LUMPUR: Bayers eNttMtd to he fairly active aaf share prices consequently
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      SCOREBOARD
      26 1 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Minings Plantations Deb/Leans Up 70 9 4 8 2 5 1 Down 14 3 3 1 Inch 12 4 1 2
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      Singapore closing prices
      2272 2 INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL High Low Olim, 8«1« +or- N«t P/K Vol Day (■OOO) High U>« 4S4 320 Aetna 472 susp 14.5 AlCOta 300 10.0 350 130 WHOM 34« +16 4.0N 312 111 BIT 288 -2 45.5 420 330 HMk 382 2ZJ> 5"i 110 Bm 178+1 470 MO ttrfaya
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      Shares climb to higher ground
      595 2 SINGAPORE Flnaace made Its comeback to the Stock Exchaage of Slagapsre in style yesterday. It apeaed at StM and moved strongly In fairly heavy turnover to $«.4I before profit-taking sent It down to «.H. This was still a sabstaatUl premimm to Its public •fler price
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      Good upturn in KL
      461 2 BUYERS continued to be fairly active at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday and share prices consequently closed steadier. The improved sentiment came after share prices made an about-turn on Thursday following losses in the earlier part of the week. The morning opened steady and the
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      UNIT TRUSTS
      193 2 BINGAPOBE UNIT TRIOT IHwihi' prices htJilU) The Commerce 3 96 4.15 The Savings Fund 2 25 2 36 Spore Prog Fund 1.74 1.83 Spore Sec. Fund 2 62 2.75 Sport Invent Fund 1301 3fad xri Spore Equity Fund 1.64 1 72 ASIA UNIT TRUST (Ms— prices tor Jsl
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      BUSINESS DONE Singapore
      1516 2 BUSINES S DONE Singapore BID and after prices officially listed and business In an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yes terday with the number of chares traded shown In bracket* in lots o( 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett"
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      Kuala Lumpur
      1779 2 BID and oiler prlota aOd*Dj Uaud and burtnws in aad reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock «r»*ii««g» jwatcrdajr, with ttae number of iham traded shown In bracket! la Ml of 1.000 units unleai otherwise sped fted. industrials Atom (3.528 4.005) (1) 3« (1) Ml (1) 3 96 (27)
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        Hongkong
        287 2 HONGKONG: Stocks closed firmer yesterday, after a sharp rise over the day powered by the leaders, but with some of the stronger secondary issues falling back, dealers said. They said market sentiment was supported by the unexpectedly large oversubscription for the Henderson new share issue. A sixfold oversubscription was
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        Sydney
        338 2 SYDNEY: Trading took to a steadier tone yesterday, as buyers returned to help the All-Ordinary index post its first rise m seven trading days, dealers said. Banks and gold miners were among the stronger issues as the AD-Ordinaries index firmed 0.8 point to 662.8. But most rises were marginal
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        Tokyo
        365 3 TOKYO: Share prices gained on cheap and selective buying in big capitals electricals and vehicles in fairly active trading yesterday, on the strength of wall Street overnight, dealers said. AJlnomoto Akal 337 As»hi Chem as Aiaht Olau M6 Bank 1* MO Bridgvstone 810 Canon 1M0 Chlyoda 0M Chubu Pwr
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        London
        656 3 LONDON. Fri. The market closed firm reflecting end account technical influences and the firmness of sterling. At 3pm. the Financial Times index was up 5.2 points at 524.2. Government bonds gained more than a point m places with thin condit ons accentuating the advance Equity leacers staged a technical
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        Selected indices
        55 3 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 518.0 Wednesday 522.4 Week Ago— 545.8 DOW JONKS AVESAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday „..858.00 Wednesday 853.48 Week Ago 858.18 H X H ANG SBNG Friday 1777.17 Thursday 174'i^O W«ek Ago 1745.72 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 730.0 Thursday 727 J Week Ago 756.1 ALL ORDINARIES Friday x±.... 863.5
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        New York
        391 3 NEW YORK, Thurs. The stock market closed higher, with takeover candidates sparking the rally. The Dow Jones industrial average was up 5.52 points to 959.00, and advances outpaced declines three-to-two as volume approximated yesterday's 46 million shares. Analysts said the gain was largely a "technical bounce" from the
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        Amsterdam
        309 3 AMSTERDAM. Thurs Share prices were mixed, with KLM up seven and Ray— Dateh down 1.10 m Dutch internationals, dealers said. ABN added 1.50 m otherwise steady banks, while KoHwo lost 0.90 m investment funds. Publishers Etaevlcr and Vn gained three and 1.20 and m constructions HBG and Valker Stevla
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        Zurich
        329 3 ZURICH, Thurs. Share prices closed barely steady m slow trading m spite of a firmer bond market, dealers said. Neither yesterday's news that the Swiss consumer price index showed a year-on-year rise of 6.3 per cent m June after six per cent m May, nor slightly higher short-term rates
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        Bangkok
        89 3 BANGKOK: Share prices closed generally lower yesterday, m the absence of buying support, dealers said. BahU Asia pibre 1M -4 Ayuthan Inv. And Trust Bangkok Bank Me -ft Bank Of Ajrudhaj* Ltd IM unch Berll Jucker Wl -X Charoong Thai Wire First Trust MM unch Industrial Finance Corp |M
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        Manila
        82 3 Pesos Acole WlnUlf 0062 unch AUu Con. A Alias Con. M +U BtfUlo Oold 0036 +0.00*3 Bencuct Con. B M +1 Br Ooodrteh 10 unch CDCP 110 unch LandoU Lepsjll© B .MrJJ (-0406 Marlndusjne B «J0 unch Orlenlal A Oriental B «M -0001 Phil Onraeas 020 -0001 PhUei A
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        CLOSING PRICES
        34 3 Rubber July 10 Singapore: Aug: 231.50 cents (up 3.00 cents) Malaysia: Aug: 252.50 cents (up 4.50 cents) Tin: M 529.40 per kilo (up 5 cents) Official offering: 241 tonnes (up 21 tonnes)
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        131 3 CHINESE Pwdaee Exdu-ge, aagapwe, prieca per IM kx y«rte-_y. CsjmmU wll: Bulk fob $122.50 sellers, old drum (m second band drum) fob $136.50 sellers, new drum fob $141.50 sellers. Casjra: Mixed (loose) $72.75 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $377.50 sellers, Sarawak white pepper fag fob
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        GOLD
        165 3 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable In Singapore opened at $28,900 and closed at 128,950 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at l'S*4l3 00/414.00 and was traded quietly to $411.50/412.50 by lunch time. It re-opened at Mil 50 412.50 and. moved higher on short-covering to M 15.00 ,416.00
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        TIN
        140 3 THE STRAITS tin price edged another five cents higher to M 529.40 per kilo m Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 21 tonnes to 241 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers gaining £60 to £6,840 per tonne. LONDON: The afternoon market softened on Thursday,
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        PALM OIL
        174 3 KUALA LUMPUR: The market closed lower m quiet trading on some late selling yesterday, despite the State Trading Corp of India's purchase of 30,000 tonnes of rbd palm oil for September/October shipment, dealers said. In July, central lost MJ2.50 to $1,075 per tonne while the northern region was
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        COPPER
        30 3 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous In brackets). Wirebar Spot £883.50 (£877.00); sellers £884.00 (£878.00); Three Month buyers £908.00 (£902.00): sellers £908.50 (£902.50). Market tea*: Firmer. Sales: 12,375 tonnes.
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        36 3 Thar. Wei New York 8.908 8 658 910S B.BS Zurich 8658 BMB 8.85S 87OS FH Ttan Singapore 8.658 8608 B.BSS B.BOS Closiiu; prices m US dollars a troy ounce, flaw «c: (MX Setae*, S'oere.
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        RUBBER
        618 3 PRICES m the Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, with August RSS One buyers quoted at 231.50 cents per kilo, up 3.00 cents on Thursday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up about three cents on speculative buying and covering interest, they said. Afternoon prices held around
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        SSR and SMR
        81 3 IAS ISR20 1SR60 4RELB IMRCV IMRL ■MRS iMRGP SMR 10 >MR30 >MR60 II too p«U.tl (1-lm palfct) 11-ton pillMI II tonp4lWtl II mopJlrt) II Urn ptlWtl (I U»p«ll«) (lloopiltet) 11-toi.pdkt) Aunt iCirml Hit) By y en 9.ll«r, ***** 208.50N 2O400 2O6.00N 218.50 2M.S0N 288.50 27O.5ON 231.00 *****N
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      Money and exchanges
      303 3 THE US/Stng dollar opened at CIMO and Bowed up to Ol«15 before easing a little to C.ICOO 10 In quiet morning trading In the Singapore fore* market yesterday. Trading picked up m the afternoon, and It fell sharply to C 1560 It then edged back to close
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      NOMINAL RATES
      333 3 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: C wronooi Mofniflw rst#s 8iviitn#ofitefi P#fO#ntAQ# Qoot#o jf#st#rosy (cro**)o*r ity ctungo Laeal dallmra to *ne unit «f torelga enrraaey: US dollar 2.1565 2.1575 2.8196 -23.52 Sterling pound 4.0970 4.1015 7.3469 -44.23 Australian dollar 2.4665 2.4690 3.4286 -28.06 NZ dollar 1.8185 1.8220 3.3286 -46.84
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      Discount
      48 3 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on July 10: Overnight: Wt% Call deposits: 3% to 6 Closiag Byyiaf Selliaf 3-month Treasury bills 6 6 3 month Bank bills 13 15/16 13 13/18 3 months CD 13"< 13--6 months CD 12. 12 1 Searre: Na«e_J Maceast Ca.
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      Money market
      31 3 Closing interbank rates for Singapore dollars on July 10: Offer Bid Overnight 24 23 1 month 14. 14 2 months 13' 13H 3 months 13 13 Overnight mode 23
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      Prime lending rates
      24 3 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are cMrrcdtly prepared to lead to their best easterners Is 13.8 per cent.
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        Hotel TaiPan to announce share offering
        435 4 STOCK market investors who failed m their applications for the first four new issues this year will be able to try again, this time for Hotel TaiPan Ltd (HTP) shares. A total of 22.5 miUion new shares m the hotel company, a wholly -owned
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        Ipoh Gardens to go public
        126 4 Ipoh Gardens to go public MALAYSIAN property developer, Ipoh Gardens (IGB), is coming to the stock market m a big way. It is offering 49.377 million ordinary shares of 50 Malaysian cents each at a price of M 51.40 which should bring m net proceeds of MJ67.6 million. Of the
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        European Asian bank raises capital
        266 4 European Asian bank raises capital THE European Asian Bank (Eurasbank), headquartered m West Germany but with a major branch m Singapore, last Monday raised its paid-up capital and reserves from DM2K.I million (SIM.S million) to DM2M.I (ttSZ.t million). Tke bank Issued 4« million Deutschemarks worth of new shares at a
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        SNIPPETS
        633 4 ORDNANCEDevelopment and Engineering Company of Singapore (Pte> Ltd has introduced new heat treatment services which are capable of offering quality Through-hardening, Carburising and Carbonitriding services. The heat treatment shop, m operation since January this year, houses furnaces which are capable of handling work pieces of different sizes with materials
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        Ampro-Asean response good
        254 4 MORE than 2,000 trade visitors converged at the Mandarin Hotel over the past five days to witness the various industrial products on display at the Ampro-Asean '81 exhibition. The exhibition, which closed yesterday, was the largest display of American industrial products to be held m Singapore since
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        Open shipping registry ends after 12 years
        447 4  -  NAJEEB JARHOM By THIS August, legislation to end the 12-year open registry shipping system m Singapore will be introduced. When passed, only citizens, permanent residents and locally incorporated businesses will be allowed to register ships here. The Marine Department has, however, assured owners
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        Interest rates on the way down'
        206 4 Interest rates on the way down' WASHINGTON, Fri. Treasury Secretary Donald Regan predicted today that United States interest rates, the cause of worldwide concern, should come down this summer. Mr Regan said at a breakfast with reporters that he was disappointed with yesterday's decision by most major US banks to
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        Japan's economy set for sustained growth
        217 4 PARIS, Fri. Japan's economy is set for sustained expansion next year with a slightly higher growth rate forecast than m the current year, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said today. Japanese gross national product will rise four per cent next year
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      1153 3 for sale: well-known TOURIST HOTEL IN THE HEART OF SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA THEBARCIAY ATKINGS CROSS Comprising: 53 rooms, Restaurant, 2 Cocktail bars, and 2 Shops. $A2.7 million The rooms are air-conditioned have colour TV and telephones. The hotel was lately re-modelled, refurnished, and is truely m as^new condition. On 70% occupancy
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      Elegant and ageless
      1554 1 Elegant and ageless Then.., NOW To maintain a building like this, you lose a lot of money because income from four suites is not enough. But the cultural value you cannot imagine. The new wing financially supports the old. 7 Kurt Wachtveitl, General Manager of Oriental Hotel LAST year The
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        396 1 n new stock rt JUST ARRIVED!! China-Shanghahmade Rosewood, Blackwood Art Carved Furniture. bVvbb I -Jai 'I a m m JLJuJB ■BT BBm I 1 04 cm x 33cm x 127 cm 51cm x 36cm x 66cm 1 10 cm x 51cm -A I -t I Hill ir HPH^^^^^P^B 99cn 38cni
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      Hot Lips gets a visitor
      212 2 MOVIE CMfee, Tea Or Me? (Ch 5, 11.25 p.m.): One of those runaround movies, relying on good timing from the cast to keep you mildly amused. The story revolves around an airline stewardess who has one lover m London and another m Los Angeles. Though
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      Pick of the Day
      753 2 Pick of the Day SATURDAY Matinee The Secret Of My Success (Ch 5, 2.15 p.m.): This afternoon's entertainment should keep you in stitches as this British comedy features a naive lawman who strikes it good. It reminds you of the uncorruptible Enos. James Booth stars as Arthur Tate, a young
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        494 2 CONGRATULATIONS! All winners of the WD-40 Car Bumper Sticker Contest: EG 1171 L EH 9128 E EE8512 EK9581 EDII24P E***** EN 8483 D EGBOB6 EM 6423 R EB 1765 ED 3678 EM 6523 EQ3680 EK8919 EH 7014 M EQ2552 EN 7903 R EG 1835 EEB2I4L EQ7663S EKS97C QEFSB94 EH 7557
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        36 2 SS National Panasonic ff;e A It even sticks out its ear V&d to record the softest whispers \m^^ •^•w^** R0337 Mini cassette recorder with \t**& W& pop-up mic and vari-tape speed. mjj^^P«^* The Colour TV Specialist
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        253 2 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBB 6 L.S.D. air about such landed 1 Achievement regtotered m a e "7»!<J> M find stout book* (6) CoW fringes to find 4 Make notes about chilly rebuke diamonds, hurry! (M) 8 Having access to book a meal 9 Declare at cricket (6) (***> 10 But
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        368 2 EXHIBITIONS: AUVI *81. Second international audio-visual equipment exhibition at the World Trade Centre. From noon to s> p.m. Free. Tomorrow last day. The Automobile Aad Accessaries Show 1*81: At the World Trade Centre. Till 10 p.m. Tickets at $2 for adults and $1 for children. Tomorrow last day. Our Y«ug
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        1138 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 12.40 PM Opening folowed by Sesame Jf CuHural **«>! En B lish > Street 7 30 Ne *"<* Weather Forecast 1.40 Richie Rich < Mala y) 205 SfSSi*" The Secret 0< !X*£lXw 4.40 On The Mat (Last Episode) 10 10 p^,,^,, The Purgmg 5.05 Pusparama
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      1213 3 From pits into a park Is Disneyland really the answer for Singapore? As the Tourist Promotion Board deliberates over attractions to lure future visitors, maybe a glance should be given to Thorpe Park a theme park south of London that blends Britain's rich past with family entertainment. SYD GILLINGHAM reports
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        84 3 b^t ifilZESQUIRES CHINA GOURMET TOUR OFFERS YOU THE BEST OF SHANGHAI, PEKING AND SZECHUAN CUISINE. Our prtett ire reawmitoe and Wwtern cuisine it also available. ESQUIRE KITCHEN RESTAURANT tA Bras Basah Complex. Blk 231 Bain St Singapore 0718 lei *****02 .•9 LOUNGE r-NOW OPEN!-i Soothing Music by 'SAPPHIRE DUO 9
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        337 3 'ill w DXT SOO6K B^T Home stereo mus.c lICIIAI PPipp^^^^Bw \W system complete with UOUML rnll/t \W AM/FM stereo receiver $6dQ v cassette deck. 2 speed r%««» semiautomatic turntable NUW IgEL $255 SANYO r^-J^r_ 3-in-1 Stereo HH Music Systems* I i racanw tully •utomii.c SMS >Hi—a ncort Chang* wffi i>C«7.
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        896 4 Growing up in Smallotown USA Tomorrow* TV highlights by KANNAN CHANDRAN LEONG WENG KAM PALMERSTOWN U.S.A. (Ch 5, 8.4S p.m.): Alex "Roots" Haley's boyhood experiences in his hometowr Henning, Tennessee sparked off this series. Haley and award-win-ning producer-writer Norman Lear met at a Beverly Hills party and started reminiscing about
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        DANCING RAYS
        121 4 THE 18-niember Prabhat Kalavidaru troupe, a rather avant garde Indian dance group from Bangalore which has received shining reviews for its innovativeness and originality, will be giving a performance and workshop tomorrow at the Institute of Education Auditorium. They are a theatre group of 10 female and eight
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        When it is better to lie ...
        561 4 When it is better to lie flffpi DO you know that it took five people six weeks to come up with that classic tag-line for the film Jaws 11, "Just when you thought it was safe to go back m the water"? And do you know that film trailers are
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        194 4 COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER: The "biopic" of country singer Loretta Lynn, a living testimony to the American Dream. Sissy Spacek won an Oscar for portraying the singer. Jade. MIRROR CRACK'D: Two middle-aged superstars, Elizabeth Taylor and Kirn Novak, get together for some bitching and biting, and
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        105 4 modem dasoos B^^^C^B^^H B^V A &i* I BF^Bb vA Au&^p bH 'I^^^JjßSWMHifila^Mf^B^^Bflß^Bß^^^^^^*^' 4V B^bb^bKT Bl S*»J wf^tKr jJL ft ,y^.3>t'^3^Hi[|BJßlWMMßj Tb^bFb^B^bbFbfJ blbHe ?^^^^^^^^^^^^?J bbbbbbbt?» e^bbbbl "I've always been intrigued by this "Winning is pretty much your style, i%b-«^m%mb-i% b%# game," her sultry voice caressed the isn't it?" Her dreamy eyes
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        Starry sale o£ Singapore
        790 5 TAKING a cue from Tony Bennett In Hawaii (Thursday Cta 5), Singapore could well be luminously inked on the world tourist map if we steered the next visiting personality to do his stuff against a backdrop of our favourite spots. The STPB can do for our
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        Laugh at your follies
        383 5  -  RICHARD LIM The Gods Must be Crazy Orchard, today and tomorrc— Previewed bj DEEP m the Kalahari Desert, during the drought when animals flee and trees wilt, a smrfll band of bush people go about their simple and cheerful existence, licking up the dewdrops from 'eaves,
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        144 5 TODAY: NIGHT tow (Sin Chew Jit Poh, Glutton Food Centre, midnight show, Jurong Fishery, Mt Faber, Temple of 1000 Buddhas, New Bridge Rd Market), 9 p.m. 6 a.m., for Kirn Keat (C) residents. $7 each. TOMORROW: On-tbe-spat art eaatoat for Buona Vista (B, C, D, E) children, 9
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        107 5 We've got it at UMW Arc Welding Systems and Consumables Hobart Rectifier CV fffpy^^ I Complete line of Filler Metals „-il (3-phase) DC Power R-200-S. HCmZjK? 12 R-300-S VlßuSStnv*. I| 17 R-400-S. ""~"il* 1% R-600-S ■^^^■Jl ri J *j A „ii m t:• Mi trKI 2 KSi Sid ~4 R^^^^
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        385 6 QOWOOWQQOOOCXXXXXXXXXXX}O SPECIAL MORNING SHOW J: ORCHARD: TODAY/TOMORROW TIAMJ ADMISSION PRICES: STALLS $130 CIRCLE 52.50 J| CASH BOOKINGS ONLY —NO FREE LIST jI 4 IT'S SO FUNNEE.t; ,j|; IT PLAYED TO 4 FULL NOUSES DAILY < FOR 12 CONSECUTIVE DAYS AND RAN I i 1 FOR Tl SOLID WEEKS 111 KUALA
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        707 6 OflC A M I ATI O9s s TsowSHO^NGNoFr«^il 9 Ham 130,4 00,6 45,9 15 ■King Qimtllr" Mondonn Horn, I 45. 4 00, 6 30, 9 15 41 "Ormlinai|l»rCorMonOT«_ ll't:l l 't l J tiU'.»lfHl»' NOW SHOWtMG No Fre* Lart I lloml 4v, 400. 645. 9 15 "King Oamtoaar" Moodorin OPENS
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        323 7 I V BB^B^Bt B^al B^ttk^W^^^^ II l l l ■fir' -«i■ n^ai f T '> A^lb>^bW bS^ MB P »^^4BXk.Tßrw, 1 4l£jtMB. <> 3 ft ts? jp* bhhh^ 2^ 'i I jlt *i 9 <tt1 gf^ WAREHOUSE SALE SAT. 11TH SUN. 12TH JULY (SAM SPM) Sanitary-ware, bathroom fittings/accessories, tiles, etc.
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        345 7 SapepLarHL*. aflaal fk l^ji Dairy Display:loam-9.30pm (Induding Public Hottdays) C~^ <^ f\*^* (j i I hßbVbh LlL^b4 Mo 73 SUb MJj|lß^fc—J^=l MOD (KN2 Ul IHJI^B %ft 4 1 V iWly^. P MOO 0083 %Wk X PINE WOOD DINING TABU l^^>. I GOLDEN LEG mod ooS9 moo 00,0 I y J
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        375 8 ANNOUNCES THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THEIR NEW lURONG FACTORY i TO BE OFFICIATED BY THE HONOURABLE MR.TANG SEE CHIM,M.P FOR CHOA CHU KANG The opening of Time Engineerings Jurong Garage Industrial Lubrication Consumer Products ASSEMBLY MANUFACTURE Thp Roard nf Hirprtnrv 8 Factory marks another milestone m Materials Sportswear 1 l™^"
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        176 9 6br^otidatims&<<^6stQ^ D isb6s S ■■BPi t- 4**.* L I H^^^ H^^^ Union Carbide Asia Ltd Singapore. Jk^fß I WJM yßMßß^B^)^^yiß^^^^^^^^^^^B*^^ I 'ml v v Bs^' V -B^ygf 'WBaTn Bf i f 'tjß^ 1 Sft ,^v^ JBB&TJKP^r I"^ <^4^H «B *w '^ynL, >!■ i^*|^B ff^BT ."^T^C, .^^^H ja^^^ Q#*^^ Vjf^ CoMoratulati(WW
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        276 10 II I ir TIME ENGINEERING (S) PTE LTD "IP TIME ENGINEERING (S) PTE LTD I on the official opening of on the official openin9 of the new Juro "9 Factor > I the new Jurong Factory. r^^-m mw f L* L P FSy^cer! t^ ITED I JL^^ Lorong L, Telok
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        556 11 "1 r TIME ENGINEERING (S) PTE LTD I M HHBIV M B 9 on the official opening of J^J .he new Jurong Factory P TIME ENGINEERING (S) PTE LTD STE UJ R RT" UJ fl RI) E R I nthe ofliCial openin 9 Of the new Juron 9 Factory. B^'Bjfi^^^
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        Malaccan- s tyle feast
        1262 12 Malaccan- s tyle feast It was a journey that was fraught with much danger: Durian stalls, rambutan stalls, more durians, then mangosteen and chempedak stalls. And at the end of the long ride? Reward m the shape of a long table laden with scrumptious food. TAN LEE LENG goes to
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        Recipes
        648 13 TO PRODUCE good Peranakan dishes the ancient stone mortar pestle or the giling is used, as one can control the degree of fineness of each spice or aromatic. Some people even claim that the giling imparts a special flavour and smell to crushed and ground chillies, garlic, coriander, cumin,
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        French food a jungle and m nd wine, osquitoes
        719 12 French food a jungle and m nd wine, osquitoes YACHT MARINA RESTAURANT Sembawang Road Reviewed by RACHEL BARNES THE first time I went to Marina's, I abandoned hop" several times en route of ever getting there. It was night time no doubt a disadvantage m the circumstances and as we
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        The customer is right
        821 13 TAN Lee Leng is to be commended for imparting her style of aggressive patronage through her article "Restaurant Tiger" (ST, July 4). Her views however, should be taken as more relevant to dining establishments of repute that cater ostentatiously to a select clientele in an atmosphere
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        330 12 t/f^^^ bedroom set .^r^mr^^^ $250 Vs W 9^ P&G SW s>S \Mjte iM^ ja $80x12 months I MOD y $60x6monthT~ $60x6moirths f 'U— > ,***r-^ Fjall'l ""T 1 ♦18 »30 v x I.EJLJuI -J $50x12 months M 3, Paya Lebar Ftoad, Singapore 1440 It v easel Te1: *****79 $92 Business
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        37 12 A fast-moving plot involving Jennifer Parker, a beautiful and skilful lawyer, whose life is shadowed by two men. One a politician and one a Mafia boss. The latest triumph for the man they call MR BESTSELLER. limes
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        70 12 Ma I lESmm^**^ 1 1 11. I Keep Guardian cotton buds handy for the use of the whole family. EwCwe Baby Care Ba«jtyCare First Aid Guardian Cotton Buds are soft, safe, hygienic and convenient Ideal for baby care, make-up, first aid and other family uses. Available at leading I jpartment
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        203 13 Remember David Axelrod commits his life, his heart and his soul to loving one woman Jade. #fc lllVlA Their love for each other is overpowering, HI WW I single-minded and without rules; their passion so intense it is almost unbearable, mm £*4%4^W r m^4%ol It is also destructive. Ivrtl The
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        Not for all the tea in China
        1092 14 Not for all the tea in China The blood and bile of freshly killed snakes are a favourite delicacy; disco-dancing in the wee hours of the morning a favoured keep-fit activity; the national way of life is courtesy. These, and other fascinating facets of life are what LINDY LOU (this
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        Chinese every way
        1190 15 THE young man seated next to me m the plane had m his lap a beautifully carved wooden statue of Matsu, Goddess of the Sea, and was holding two incense sticks. I was flying between Hualein— Taiwan's oldest city and Taipeh, the country's capital. Surely, no other
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        Museum's treasures
        233 15 THE National Palace Museum is the great attraction In Taipeh, displaying a huge number of treasures originally evacuated from Beijing in 1931, in advance of the Japanese. The crates were sent to Nanqing, thence to caves in the western provinces, back to Nanqing after the Japanese withdrawal and
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        IF YOU GO
        333 15 By air TAIPEH is served by most of the regional airlines, including Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Japan, Philippine and Thai. The cheapest is Taiwan's own China Airlines (CAL) and Malaysian Air System, for which agents are quoting $1,335 return on a onemonth excursion ticket. Sample tours MOST
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        283 14 SPECIAL Of FE| Mm <w^l V I mW Ml m <W-Jm3T 0• 1^ MU tf m^m y^^"'S "i wmFA^M^^F^^r^^P^^i^S^^^i "^^^m^H^9^^^^ cf vft^^^K w9wnwimßpmjmmfU^^^wE* 2^^^ *^m^K* v Here is where the uncommon find its place Beautiful Thai and Indian printed and raw silk. Graceful crewel embroidered T^mmm% rugs, Namdha rugs, heavy
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        382 15 A Presentation of Investment Opportunities m U.S.A. TEXAS Meet the investment experts Hilton Hotel, Malaysia Room Saturday 11 July 10:00 am to 8:00 pm 1. Houston Condos 3. Houston Income 10 minutes to downtown HTOpertieS 1 and 2 bedrooms Apartment houses Excellent rental area Office warehouses Management available Shopping centers
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        811 16 SUN HUNG KAI SECURITIES (Pte.) LIMITED We ore a subsidiary of a top ranking International Securities and investment Bonking Firm Recently established m Singapore to serve as the Regional Centre for S.E Asia, offering a wide range of investment services and expertise m SINGAPORE AND MALAYSIAN SECURITIES HONG KONG SECURITIES
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        831 16 Marketing Manager Computers I (Singapore) Negotiable around $65,000 Our clients are a long and well established European company with a world wide trading base. They have decided to establish a division m the South East Asia operation to handle a new and exciting, range of mini computers. A dynamic individual,
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        549 16 X> L <P WITH us We invite suitably qualified candidates to apply for the positions of: A) ACCOUNTANT The successful candidate age between 25 and 35 years should possess a degree or professional qualification m Accountancy or Business Administration and has 3 years' of experience as an Accountant. Previous exposure
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        537 17 Applications aie invited for the following positionsACCOUNTS CLERK GCE 'O' Level Certificate with WV good credit m Mathematics or W Account*. Preference will be given to candidates m the Commerce stream. 2 years' experience m Accounting. Knowlec.ge m |ob costing. Typing speed of 45 wpm, preferably with aptitude for tabulations.
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        711 17 LKLi^iaafll HHHHHH A leading Company involved m repairing, overhauling, B^^J I installation and sales of sophisticated electrical, electronic, I I telecommunication equipment and systems and research and I I development m the field of Aviation and General engineering I I /s looking for the following personnel for Its General I
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        600 17 A CAREER WITH (jSSo) rifyouar*: Seeking a challenging career with ample opportunity to learn and 1 to apply your talents, Analytical and creative, Decisive, Able to work well m a team, And possess a degree m Engineering, Science, Business Administration or Economics, We would be most interested m meeting you.
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        417 17 Start a satisfying career with a multi-national corporation of world renovmed. ENGINEERING ASSISTANT Job Description Trial casting and trouble-shooting of dies Commissioning of new tooling Requirements: Preferably a male polytechnic graduate or equivalent Knowledge of die construction, and die casting process is essential Similar work experience would be a great
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        555 18 The Offshore Branch of a major Japanese bank which will be commencing operations m Singapore soon invites suitably qualified candidates to apply for the following positions. Assistant Dealer This position offers good advancement prospects for the right candidate who will assist the Chief Dealer m all aspects of dealing. Applicants
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        811 18 I Project Manager (Ess,,,) Circa M 550,000 per annum plus car I m Our client, a Sabah state statutory corporation with multi-million dollar investments m 20 companies m various industries m Sabah, seeks the services of a dynamic person to fill I the position of Project Manager. The successful candidate
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        629 18 a LINDETEVES-JACOBERG has immediate vacancies for Sales Representative to promote a range of material handling equipment and industrial hardware including castor wheels, slings and N.D.T. equipment. Applicants for this position should have had some selling experience m industrial hardware and/or equipment to end-users. Electricians and Mechanics to carry out service
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        757 19 a i a aa a aa a abba bb d o b oca a a ob aa b a an a a pa ob -bob aaa o a i bb aa a n a a btb a m as a c db a: Hewlett Packard, recognized as a world i
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        539 19 (MARKETING MANAGER We are a major corporation with substantial local and overseas interests. Currently, we are recruiting a highly motivated professional as Marketing Manager for one of our subsidiary companies dealing m commercial publications. The successful candidate, preferably, should be an Economics or Business Administration graduate with about four years
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        371 19 TO SALES PERSONNELfNLY We, a reputable multinational manufacturing concern In Jurong which specialises In food products invites suitably qualified personnel to apply for the position of: SALES EXECUTIVES Roquironisnta Minimum GCE 'O' level At least 2 years' working experience m the selling of fast consumer products to institutional outlets, supermarkets,
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        517 19 UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. a member of the UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE GROUP OF COMPANIES invites suitably qualified applicants for the following positions m their dukit Timah plant at 9, Hill View Road. MECHANICAL ENGINEER The incumbent will be responsible to the Works Engineer for the planning and organising of
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        586 20 I We ore o large international company manu- I I factoring steel products for the building indus- I I try. Due to continuing expansion, we have I I vacancies for the following position: I MARKETING EXECUTIVES I I The principle function for the successful I I candidates is to provide
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        519 20 We invite applications to iill the post of SALES REPRESENTATIVE (Electro-Medical Equipment) m our Technical Sales Division The lob To market and sell a wide range oi sophisticated electronic medical equipment to hospitals, specialists, private practitioners etc Requirements Knowledge oi Electronics highly desirable 1-2 years sales experience. Ability to deal
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        678 20 WE ARE AN ESTABLISHED M E CONSULTANTS FIRM AND DUE TO OUR APID EXPANSION PROGRAMME, APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED FOR THE FOLLOWMG POSTS(A) ENGINEER (MECHANICAL) Technician Diploma graduate with at least 5 years experience m M E Services for commercial and industrial buildings. Preferably with design background. (B) ELECTRICAL DRAUGHTSPERSONS At
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        607 20 ■£3\ SIN6APORE AUTOMOTIVE **Jf ENGINEERING (PTE) LTD Symb6l of Integrity If you are a self-starter, forceful and hard driving m character, who will not take no for an answer, we would like to offer you the following opportunities: Provisioning Supervisor Pre-requisites: Possets wide knowledge of automotive spare-parts Ability to plan
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        545 21 BERGER Worldwide Manufacturer o) Quality Paints Berber Paints Singapore Pte Ltd is a fullyowned subsidiary of the Berger Paints Group of 46 manufacturing units operating m 28 countries around the world. As a result of expansion, we have a vacancy for: MARINE SALES EXECUTIVE The Job: The successful candidate reports
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        483 21 I p?« INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION SINGAPORE Applications ore invited from suitably qualiH fied persons for the following posts: |A LIBRARY Of FICER Salary Scale $625x25A-675/735x30A-855/985x45A-1210 Qualifications A university degree with recognised library qualification, or a recognised degree m Library Science, or a recognised university degree with experience m Library work.
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        582 21 I TAX ASSISTANTS 111 We need additional assistants to join our tax department. You will be working as a member of an integrated team with experienced seniors on a wide and diverse range of clients' tax affairs. Candidates should be accountancy graduates or ACCA students who have working experience m
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        619 21 sjfsnww Sundstrand Pacific (Re) Ltd. We are manufacturers of high technology aircraft components and we I arc looking for enterprising personnel to fill the following jcancies: -SUPERVISOR Ability to directly supervise a group oi machinists To ensure efficient operation of the unit to meet production schedule Be responsible for the
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        Feeble Greene
        626 22  -  Graham Greene DOCTOR FISCHER OF GENEVA OR THE BOMB PARTY By Penguin, 143 pages, £1 Reviewed by DR MALCOLM MURFETT 4 Greene's indulgent use of satire as a weapon to attack the evils of avarice fails to be truly effective and his rather one-paced narrative lacks both quality
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        Romantic account of the Queen Mother
        1011 22  -  Helen Cathcart THE QUEEN MOTHER HERSELF By Hamlyn Paperbacks, $8.75, Reviewed by MEG JUMP It was the separation of Princess Margaret from the man she eventually married that was probably the deepest sadness m the Queen Mother's long widowhood. More recently, there have been
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        An old winner and an unworthy new book
        1057 22 An old winner and an unworthy new book SON OF A MOTHER, by Michael Soh, $4.95 A WISP OF BLISS AND OTHER STORIES By Nancy Heah Chwee Sian, $4.95 both published by Heinemann Educational books Reviewed by OELISLE SCHWARTZ 4 The novel is valuable as a portrait of a way
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        81 22 It's a brighter Sunday with Sunday Nation R IB ■at w I Are W* aHf Singaporeans V l |H dressing Ij L,^H too M\ IHH casually? gL |\H| Magdalene Lum asks the JlH^bW nightgown and housecoat jfT Tta»^ crowd why they venture $jgW^^ I '*fijjj outdoors like that. And >*
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        703 23 Philips Singapore manufacture and export electrical and electronic products and equipments to more than 1 20 countries throughout the world. We seek the services of resourceful, mature and responsible' candidates for the following senior positions:— CHIEF PURCHASING OFFICER (ELECTRICAL) The successful candidate will report to our Central Purchasing Manager. He
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        849 23 Tbe sales of OUT prof esuona I ,e nt have facK«ed cooMder»bly on (paukwi that call team. I A) SALES EXECU i I To handle the sales of pment intercommutucatioi public ad Ji H The Man:- I A forcetu! person with initiative and \n kT Jility to communicate effective ly
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        514 23 NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that MR. KHOO SOO CHYE NR I/C *****13 C is no longer a Director and Shareholder of the Company and is therefore not authorised to transact any business or collect any monies on our behalf. SINGAPORE COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT CO. (PTE) LTD. NOTICE NOTICE is hereby
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        236 23 IN THE HIGH COURT OP THE REPUBLIC Of SINGAPORE Salt Na. CM af IMI Bctweca KH INDUSTRIES (SEA) PTE LTD Plata tiff Mftl ROYAL CONSTRUCTION CO (■aei m > Him) IMmlul NOTICE OP ADVERTISEMENT To ROYAL CONSTRUCTION CO (sued as a firm) 1703 17th Floor Jalan Sultan Centre Singapore 0715
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