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Title Section16 1981-07-30 1 The Strait s Times I Estd. 1845 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81 THURSDAY, JULY 30, 198116 words
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Article581 1981-07-30 1 PAUL JACOB - PAUL JACOB Nipping shopfloor problems early By THE government has set up a team of industrial trouble-shoot-ers to ensure that shopfloor problems are nipped m the bud before they bloom into protracted and complicated manage-ment-worker disputes. This new approach towards achieving a better industrial relations581 words
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Article40 1981-07-30 1 United Artists sold to M GM LOS ANGELES. Wed. United Artists, whose film "Heaven's Gate' was a US$4O million (SJB6 million) flop last year, was sold to Metro-Coldwyn-Mayer today (or US$3BO million. United Artists' parent company. Transamerica Corporation, said. ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article, Illustration430 1981-07-30 1 Bani-Sadr flees to France in stolen plane PARIS, Wednesday OUSTED Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr fled to France today from Teheran m a stolen Iranian military plane after five weeks m hiding. He was granted immediate political asylum here. The Iranian news agency, Pars, said fighter aircraft had tried m vainAFP; UPI - 430 words
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Article29 1981-07-30 1 JAKARTA, Wed. A 10-year-old boy unintentionally shot his policeman father dead while playing with his pistol m Medan, north Sumatra, a police spokesman said today. AFP.AFP - 29 words
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Article24 1981-07-30 1 BERLIN, Wed. Twenty-two Sri Lankans who entered West Berlin without proper visas flew home voluntarily today, official sources here said. AFP.AFP - 24 words
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Article103 1981-07-30 1 KL silent on Harun's release KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Twenty-four hours after a meeting of the Pardons Board, the Malaysian Government today remained tightlipped on whether former Selangor Mentri Besar Datuk Harun Idris will be released. Rumours were rife today that the former Mentri Besar is to be released before SaturdayAgencies - 103 words
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Article200 1981-07-30 1 TEHERAN, Wed. UP TO 5,« M people were feared to have died la a malar earthaaake which struck Iran's aoath eastern province of Herman last ilght, Pars, the offlclaJ Iranian news agency, reported today. Pan said Herman's Governor-General Abholheseln Saveh made Us estimate of200 words
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188 1981-07-30 1 HDB may not agree to 'priority for core workers' THE Housing Board is not expected to agree to the Committee on Productivity's request that core workers be accorded housing priority. This posibility was given by the Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Na- tional Development), Mr Lee Yiok Seng, when he spoke to188 words
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Article, Illustration366 1981-07-30 1 A big cheer as Di weds her Price Charming... LONDON, Wednesday PRINCE Charles, heir to the British throne, and Lady Diana Spencer were married m St Paul's Cathedral In London today, watched by a worldwide television audience estimated at 7M million. Hundreds of thousands who packed the flag-decked streets outsideReuter; UPI - 366 words
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667 1981-07-30 1 WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE Soviet Union is shipping advanced weapons to Cuba that could rival the record amount sent m 1962 the year of the Cuban missile crisis, Secretary of State Alexander Haig said yesterday. In an interview with the Boston Globe, Mr HaigAP; UPI - 667 words
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Article227 1981-07-30 1 THE Singapore stock market staged a dramatic recovery yesterday after a month m the doldrums, with the 30-stock Straits Times Industrials Index climbing 29.90 points to close at 786.63. Some dealers attributed this rise to news that the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) planned to227 words
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Article62 1981-07-30 1 WARSAW, Wed. The Palish Government Mid today that the planned cat la the meat ration c*aM a*t be rescinded. A eaMaet statement annaonrrd that the Ht»te's meat porehaaea fr«m producers have drepped by 18 per cent this year and by M per cent In June makingAFP - 62 words
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Article468 1981-07-30 2 Profile of the crash-prone driver DRIVERS who get into many accidents have antisocial streaks, are self-centred, anti-authority and emotionally unstable. This is the Traffic Police's observation and sources say that these negative attributes could perhaps be cured by changing the drivers' personalities. It is also shown that the young468 words
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Article487 1981-07-30 2 Street wants reform of protection policy AUSTRALIA'S Foreign Minister has called for reforms of the protectionist system, taking the same stand as three other ministers in Mr Malcolm Fraser's Cabinet. Mr Tony Street said Australia, having an interest in an expanding world economy, needed a forward-looking approach487 words
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Article338 1981-07-30 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: WE SHOULD, of course, take a leaf from other countries which have successfully Introduced corrective measures for errant drivers. But If It has been proven that immaturity has something to do with reckless and dangerous driving, perhaps there is a case for raising the present338 words
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Article162 1981-07-30 2 4 No professionals' SPORTS COUNCIL chairman Dr Tan Eng Liang says Singapore does recognise excellence and reward competitors but he cannot "visualise a situation here where individuals are employed merely to take part in sport full-time." And, he says, recognition should not be a right and the government cannot162 words
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Article264 1981-07-30 2 CRACKDOWN NEWS BRINGS UP PRICES SHARE prices rose sharply yesterday on news that the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) planned to crack down on speculative short sellers. The KLSE announced that all outstanding contracts dealt by KLSE members as of yesterday must be cleared by Aug 11. The264 words
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Article47 1981-07-30 2 SHOWPIECE MUDDLE LESS than three years ago, the Baoshan steel-making complex was held up as an industrial showpiece, a symbol of China's modernisation drive. But due to a series of planning disasters, the project has stalled and may instead become a monument to China's economic muddle-headedness.47 words
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Article245 1981-07-30 2 The fasting moon MUSLIMS in Malaysia can begin and end the fasting month so long as the moon is sighted, not necessarily in Malaysia. The president of the Missionary Foundation, who said this, also called on the Religious Ruling Council to review the practice of fixing the245 words
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Article437 1981-07-30 2 Meaning of Hari Raya HARI RAYA PI ASA means the end of a monthlong abstinence from food in the day, strong words and actions. It is to celebrate the success of the Muslims' strict observance of the fasting month. Feasts are laid out for friends and nonMuslims should437 words
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282 1981-07-30 3 Soviet link to President Zia's killing? DACCA, Wed. A preliminary government investigation has linked a foreign power apparently the Soviet Union to the assassination of President Zia Rahman, a report said yesterday. The daily newspaper Ittefaq quoted reliable sources as saying investigators uncovered mysterious activities by diplomats from the countryUPI - 282 words
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Article, Illustration78 1981-07-30 3 32 died in this crash SMOKE billowing from an Aeromexlco DC -9 which crashed and split In two at the Chihuahua Airport, 1,451 km northwest of Mexico on Tnesiirllne officials said 3? people were killed and 34 survived the crash, after the DC-9 tried to land at Chlhuahua Airport laUPI - 78 words
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Article90 1981-07-30 3 HOLLYWOOD, Wed. Film director William Wyler, 79, who recieved 15 Oscar nominations and three Academy Awards m a movie career spanning nearly five decades, died of a heart attack on Monday, his daughter Judith Sheldon said yesterday. The Hollywood director won an Oscar as best directorUPI - 90 words
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Article71 1981-07-30 3 THE SOVIET Union could not "stay aloof" from United States plans to provide arms for China and Pakistan, its Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko said. Writing m Soviet Land published m New Delhi to mark the tenth anniversary of the Indo-Soviet Friendship Treaty, Mr Gromyko said IndiaReuter - 71 words
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Article62 1981-07-30 3 INDIAN PRIME Minister Indira Gandhi defended her tough new anti-strike powers as being necessary to improve the nations economy, despite strong criticisms from opposition parties and trade unions. Mrs Gandhi told a rally of electricity workers m New Delhi yesterday that the measures were harsh but temporary,Reuter - 62 words
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Article57 1981-07-30 3 MR RYOZO Sunobe, Japan's newly appointed Vice Foreign Minister, said on Tuesday that it would be unrealistic to aim for a "dramatic development" m his country's efforts to improve its relations with South Korea. Mr Sunobe said that Japan and South Korea should try to improveKyodo - 57 words
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Article44 1981-07-30 3 SRI LANKA and Yugoslavia called on Tuesday for the withdrawal of "all foreign forces" from Afghanistan and Kampuchea. The joint communique was issued m Belgrade at the end of a four-day official visit by Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ramasinghe Premadasa. AFP.AFP - 44 words
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Article58 1981-07-30 3 THAI government troops killed 115 communist guerrillas m different parts of Thailand m the first six months of this year, the Armed Forces Supreme Command m Bangkok said on Tuesday. The command said government troops also captured 58 guerillas and a quantity of weapons while 835Reuter - 58 words
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Article59 1981-07-30 3 JORDANIAN Prime Minister Mudar Badran has suspended a number of his senior officials on charges of being responsible for seepage of sewage water into the main Jordanian water filtering station. Mr Badran 's order followed a report by a World Health Organisation delegation which had detected theUPI - 59 words
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Article59 1981-07-30 3 VIETNAM yesterday said Chinese forces had launched repeated mortar attacks and intrusions along its northern border since midJuly. The Vietnamese News Agency (VNA), monitored m Bangkok, said the hilltop shelling m northern Lang Son and Ha Tuyen provinces had killed cattle, damaged houses and destroyed "thousands ofAFP - 59 words
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565 1981-07-30 3 LIM SAY BOON - LIM SAY BOON By MELBOURNE, Wed. Yet another Fraser Government cabinet minister has joined the Canberra battle over Australia's industry protection system. The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr Tony Street, yesterday called for reform of the country's structure of high industry protection.565 words
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259 1981-07-30 3 RIVER Yamuna flowing through New Delhi was rising today closer to the danger mark even as the flood situation m the worst-hit states of Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and elsewhere m the northern region continued to be grim. The authorities in the capitalAFP - 259 words
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Article27 1981-07-30 3 Huang' s trip BEIJING, Wed. Chinese Foreign Minister Huang Hua left today (or a 12-day visit to Mexico, Venezuela and Colombia, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article141 1981-07-30 3 AFGHAN GUERILLAS REGAIN POSITION NEW DELHI, Wed. Afghan guerillas appear to nave reoccupied their position in most of the Paghman region near Kabul, which was the scene of major fighting earlier this month, Western diplomatic sources here said today. The clash between the resistance fighters and Soviet and Afghan GovernmentReuter - 141 words
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192 1981-07-30 3 A TOTAL eclipse of the son will sweep across the Soviet Union on Friday, and hundreds of foreign scientists are reportedly gathering m Siberia to watch. Overcast, rainy skies, however, may obscure the scientists 1 view of what officials here are proudly192 words
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224 1981-07-30 3 30 hurt in protest against 5. Airican rugby tour WELLINGTON, Wed. More th*n M people protesting the South African Springbok rugby tear of New Zealand were injured 1b a clash with police here tonight. The protestors were marching on the South African consulate here when they were confronted by twoAFP - 224 words
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Article51 1981-07-30 3 JAKARTA, Wed. Nearly 3,000 people who fled their homes on Halmahera Island m east Indonesia following an eruption of Mount Gamkonora last week, today returned to find their houses covered with ashes and sand, Jakarta newspapers reported. The volcano stopped emitting hot clouds and sand last Sunday.AFP - 51 words
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278 1981-07-30 4 PRAGUE, Wad CZECHOSLOVAK dissident Rudolf Battek was sentenced yesterday to seven-and-a-half years m prison on the second day of his trial here for subversive activities and assaulting a police officer, dissident sources reported. Mr Battek, 57, a former sociologist who was working asAFP - 278 words
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118 1981-07-30 4 COLOGNE, Wed. Twenty-five Czechoslovaks attesting the 14th World Games for the deaf have asked for political asylun, a West Herman newspaper reported today. Die Welt, quoting the city residence office, said the group included three families with one or two children. It wasAP - 118 words
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Article, Illustration66 1981-07-30 4 A CARAVAN of bases and cars with lights on and horns blaring, making its way through the main streets of Lodz on Tuesday, to protest food shortages and the Polish Government's decision to cat down meat rations from A tig IAs the bases were slowly making66 words
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329 1981-07-30 4 HUNGER MARCHES AND PROTESTS IN SEVERAL CITIES WARSAW, Wednesday POLAND was hit by a fresh surge of food protests today with angry workers declaring strikes, organising rallies and demanding meetings with the authorities. Regional leaders of the Solidarity trade union said the situationReuter - 329 words
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333 1981-07-30 4 Irish PM not happy with Mrs T's remark BELFAST, Wednesday THE accord British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher thought she had with the Dublin Government over the IRA hunger strikes may have evaporated m a mist of misuderstandings. Irish Prime Minister i Garret Fitzgerald yesterday asked British Ambassador to Dublin SirReuter; UPI - 333 words
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266 1981-07-30 4 Talks on detente adjourned for 3 months MADRID, Wed. Prolonged negotiations to revive East-West detente were adjourned for three months yesterday, with the key issues of military security m Europe and human rights unresolved. Delegates at the 35-state European Security Review conference, which began m Madrid last November after twoReuter - 266 words
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Article80 1981-07-30 4 NEW YORK, Wed. A total of M workers at Oconee nuclear station m Seneca, South Carolina, were contaminated with radioactive water during refueling operations this month, and three still retain some radioactivity m their body, station manager Ed Smith said yesterday. Mr Smith said the 54 workers, outAP - 80 words
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Article57 1981-07-30 4 BELIZE CITY, Wed. Riots and looting erupted for the second night after police broke up a meeting of 300 opponents to independence for this British colony, witnesses said yesterday The opponents say independence on Sept 21 from Britain is dangerous without a non-aggression treaty with neighbouring Guatemala, whichAP - 57 words
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172 1981-07-30 4 Police in Ripper case cleared of bungling London, Wed. POLICE who led a fiveyear hunt for the Yorkshire Ripper, a killer tailed last May for the brutal murders of 13 women, were yesterday cleared of allegations that they bangled the case. A government-ap-pointed Inspector ruled that there was no evidenceReuter - 172 words
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Article44 1981-07-30 4 TOKYO, Wed Weather forecasters from seven Asian countries and Hongkong started a meeting here today to discuss their joint experimental observation and predictions of typhoons The seven nations were Japan, China. South Korea, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam, officials said. AFP.AFP - 44 words
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Article142 1981-07-30 4 KUHMO (Finland), Wed. A British musician trip ped and fell on his Stradi varius violin, valued at U*****,000 (*****,000), breaking its neck during an intermission at the Kuhmo Chamber MusicFestival on Monday night, the organisers said. "We hope and believe the priceless instrument canAP - 142 words
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Article51 1981-07-30 5 SEAT belts will be compulsory m Britain for the first time next year. The House of Commons, after eight attempts m 10 years, agreed on Tuesday to make car seat belts compulsory for drivers and front seat passengers, bringing it into line with other European countries.UPI - 51 words
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Article58 1981-07-30 5 IS THIS what they mean by the disco rage? James Rochford was so fevered after losing his sports jacket m a discotheque, he rammed his car into the building Rochford pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of fourth-degree criminal mischief m the January incident and was orderedUPI - 58 words
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Article63 1981-07-30 5 ART IST-PHOTOGRA-PHER George Dudley of Scale, Alabama, is checking barnyards for young blondes with pointed ears and well-developed snouts to model for postcards and greeting cards. People need not apply. "It isn't as easy as you'd think," Mr Dudley said, looking at a pen ofUPI - 63 words
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Article61 1981-07-30 5 Mating by moonlight DADE County, with its moon over Miami, is the perfect spot to breed tortoises, officials said. Metro zoo officials this week will try to mate tortoises from the Bronx m New York and from Honolulu. "We can't guarantee that they will," said Mr Robert Yokel, Metro zooUPI - 61 words
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Article48 1981-07-30 5 CHINA'S famous Tian An Men Square m the heart of Beijing seems likely to undergo a transformation. The People's Daily published on Wednesday "suggestions" calling for trees to be planted and for permission for soft drinks stalls hawkers toply their trade there. AFP.AFP - 48 words
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141 1981-07-30 5 VILLA PARK (Illinois), Wed. Mr Harry Hemwall is known as the "catch-all" man. He is employed by Villa Park as superintendent of streets, superintendent of forestry and, as he puts it, •'the superintendent of anything that's not nailed down." Now he's beenUPI - 141 words
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Article, Illustration435 1981-07-30 5 Remarks cost new US envoy his job MR Robert Neumann, who became US Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, just two months ago, has been dismissed because of "indiscreet remarks" he made about Secretary of State Alexander Haig Jr m a private meeting last week, informed sources said yesterday. The sources saidAP; AFP - 435 words
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202 1981-07-30 5 Skipper of carrier on neglect of duty rap SAN DIEGO (California), Wed. The commander of the aircraft carrier USS Ranger was accused of dereliction of duty yesterday m connection with a sailor's death, and disciplinary action for him and Z7 others was ordered, the navy said. Airman recruit Paul Trerice,AP - 202 words
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Article57 1981-07-30 5 NEW YORK. Wed. Two armed men hijacked a security van carrying 600 Picasso reproductions when it stopped at a traffic light m central New York yesterday, police said. The reproductions, worth USJSOO.OOO (551.07 million), had just arrived from Paris where each was signed by Picasso's daughter Marina,Reuter - 57 words
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110 1981-07-30 5 European states to take on mediation CAIRO, Wed. European nations plan to contact all parties to the Middle East conflict before the end of this year m an effort to help resolve the crisis, British Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington said m an interview published here today. The parties will includeAFP - 110 words
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Article, Illustration303 1981-07-30 5 MOST SERIOUS INCIDENT TO MAR TENUOUS CEASEFIRE ISRAELI warplanes shot down a Syrian MiG-25 Foxbat jetfighter over Lebanon during a dogfight today, the military command said. The Israeli planes, on a "routine reconnaissance mission," returned safely, a spokesman said. The clash occurred at aboutAP; UPI - 303 words
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990 1981-07-30 6 4 Although China is the world's fifth largest producer of iron ore, the ore used at Baoshan when it is finished will initially at least all come from abroad, mainly Australia. This is because the Japanese-designed blast furnaces can only use a particular high-gradeReuter - 990 words
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Article, Illustration534 1981-07-30 6 BERNADO KUCINSKI - BERNADO KUCINSK I By m Sao Paulo Alcohol is far more corrosive than petrol I and new alloys are necessary but they have not been developed. The result has been poor quality engines, m BRAZIL'S pioneering scheme for the large-scale replacement of534 words
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263 1981-07-30 8 GRACE CHNG - GRACE CHNG THOSE WHO >RE ACCIDENT-PRONE By TH E accident-prone driver usually has an anti-social streak m his personality which can be cured with the help of psychologists. This is what Traffic Police have observed from monitoring road accidents over the last three years.263 words
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434 1981-07-30 8 Asst Supt gets six months for graft ASSISTANT Superintendent of Police, Gian Singh, was sentenced to six months' jail yesterday for corruption and ordered to pay a penalty of $330. At the close of the trial, District Judge Colin Chai said that he had listened to arguments, put forward by434 words
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Article74 1981-07-30 8 ELEVEN community centres m the predominantly Malaypopulated areas will close early on Friday and stay closed on Saturday on Hari Ray a Puasa. Eight which will close from 2 p.m. on Friday are Kampong Tengah. Kaki Bukit, Jalan Pagak, Pulau Seking. Alexandra Terrace, Zehnder Road, Kampong74 words
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230 1981-07-30 8 Witnesst Contract differed from oral agreement A JAPANESE construction company which had orally agreed to employ a chartered quantity surI veyors firm for its $50 million project, received a contract with omissions and additions which had '< not been agreed on, the High Court was told yesterday. Mr Y. Watanabe230 words
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Article37 1981-07-30 8 THE Minister of State (Defence), Dr Yeo Ning Hong, will attend the opening of the Science Council of Singapore seminar on mechanical and marine engineering at Shangri-La Hotel on Aug 7 at 9.40 a.m.37 words
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117 1981-07-30 8 'Take care of your aged parents call by MP YOUNG Singaporeans should learn to get along and take rare of their aged parents to overcome the generation gap caused by rapid industrialisation the MP for Kampnng IM, Mr Wan Hnssin Hajl Zoohri, said yesterday. He said the youth here will117 words
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Article, Illustration205 1981-07-30 9 K. S. SIDHU; LIM SENG TIONG - K. S. SIDHU LIM SENG TIONG By Photo by A FALLING flower pot struck a 13-year-old and missed his baby cousin as their families were about to have dinner In the open air on Sunday. The Chan and Tan families had gathered outside a205 words
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286 1981-07-30 9 AN unusual way of raising funds for the Sri Ruthra Kaliamman Temple building project is paying dividends. The advertisements placed m newspapers have drawn donations from people of other faiths as well. So far the amount sent by those from other faiths286 words
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Article52 1981-07-30 9 A BLOCK party will be organised by the Clementi Zone 3 residents' committee at the void deck of Block 323, Clementi Avenue 5 on Aug 8 from 3 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. for residents of Blocks 321 and 326. Tickets are at $4 for adults and $2.5052 words
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297 1981-07-30 9 $21 m FRAUD TRIAL $50,000 paid for favours court told A FORMER managing director of Adhouse International Pte Ltd told a court yesterday that a payment of $50,000, made to a bank sub-manager on the instructions of his chairman, Isaac Paul Ratnam, was for the purpose of obtaining favours m297 words
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117 1981-07-30 9 WOMAN, 78, BURNT TO DEATH IN FIRE MADAM NG LEONG, 78, was burnt to death when her mattress caught fire early yesterday atlier one room attap house m Kampong San Teng. Police found a note written m Chinese pinned to her cupboard. The drama began at about 3.40 a.m. yesterday117 words
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202 1981-07-30 9 Housewife's jail sentence changed fine HOUSEWIFE Sia Soo Moi, 39, who hired another woman to attack her husband's girl friend, had her jail sentence of two months varied to a $750 fine by the High Court yesterday. The Chief Justice, Mr Wee Chong Jin, was allowing Sia's appeal against the202 words
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Article24 1981-07-30 9 THE Istana grounds will be open to the public on Sunday from 8 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. for Hari Ray a Puasa.24 words
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218 1981-07-30 9 TAN BAN HUAT - TAN BAN HUAT By THE Development and Construction Company (DCC), a Ministry of National Development Holding company, will take over progressively the repair and maintenance of about 500 lifts m various Housing Board estates, from lift companies. From next month, 137 Otis218 words
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381 1981-07-30 9 PAUL WEE - Dossiers to help fight towering infernos PAUL WEE By Crime Desk SINGAPORE firemen are to be provided with the lay-out and other details of highrise government and commercial buildings to help them fight any towering inferno m the buildings. A dossier containing every details on about 160 such buildings is381 words
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Article95 1981-07-30 9 Jobless man jumped to death AN INDONESIAN man who was depressed because he was unable to get a work permit m Singapore was found unconscious at the foot of a block of flats. The man, Lee Cheng Tian, 28, died about an hour Later of multiple injuries at the Toa95 words
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Article35 1981-07-30 9 THE Kaki Bukit National Day celebrations organising committee will hold a national day dinner and cultural show at the Red Swastika School m Bedok North Avenue 3 on Aug 7 at 7.30 p.m.35 words
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83 1981-07-30 9 FIREWORKS will be displayed on National Day from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Mariners, especially harbour craft operators, should not anchor or transit the area near latitude 1 degree 17 minutes north and longitude 103 degrees 52 minutes east. (See map for location of fireworks83 words
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Article208 1981-07-30 9 SINGAPORE'S contingent to the Nagasaki dragon boat race are as adept on land as they are m water The team of 32 who left for the 1981 Nagasaki Prefecture Peiron Championship Festival yesterday, are not only expert oarsmen but also practised lion-dancers, Malay dancers208 words
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Article130 1981-07-30 9 THE Education Ministry has awarded 30 pre-uni-versity scholarships worth $750 a year, based on the students' academic merit, performance and proficiency m the first and second language, good general knowledge, personality and participation m extracurricular activities. Anglo Chinese Secondary School received the greatest number, with130 words
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607 1981-07-30 10 AHMAD OSMAN - Impractical staff morale at risk: Indian Chamber AHMAD OSMAN Housing priority for core workers proposal By THE Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce (SICC) yesterday responded with a loud NO to a proposal to give "core workers priority m public housing. It said the suggestion by the governmentappointed Committee on Productivity607 words
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Article140 1981-07-30 10 TWO disabled people have been chosen to tour Europe for 11 days. Miss Josephine Tay, 61, and Mr Gerald Ong, 31, leave today for London, and will visit Lourdes m France as well. Inmates of the Assissi Home for the Needy m Mount Alvernia Hospital,140 words
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Article, Illustration377 1981-07-30 10 Men from ministry who came to study shipyard's system THE minister had come to learn. And the "school" he chose to visit was an often cited example of a company with good boss-worker relations Sembawanx Shipyard. Mr Ong Teng Cheong, the Labour Minister, and senior officials from the ministry Including377 words
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Article24 1981-07-30 10 AN ANNUAL Speech and Prize Presentation Day will be held by Tanjong Katong Secondary Technical School on Aug 15 at 9 a.m.24 words
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Article54 1981-07-30 10 i LEONG Yee Knee, 25, was yesterday fined $700 by a magistrate after he admitted having 0.28 gm of diamorphine at Woodlands Checkpoint on July 14. The court heard that Leong. who was returning to Singa- pore from Jobore Bam. hid two straws of the54 words
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101 1981-07-30 10 COMFORT taxi drivers may be paying less for their seat belts if the NTUC transport cooperative succeeds m buying the belts m bulk from the suppliers. This was announced by Mr Michael Liew, MP for Boon Teck and general manager of Comfort, speaking m101 words
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Article41 1981-07-30 10 THE acting President, Dr Yeoh Ghim Seng, who is also MP for Joo Chiat. will officiate at the National Day dinner organised by the Joo Chiat constituency on August 9 at 7.30 p.m at the Joo Chiat community centre.41 words
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389 1981-07-30 10 Carrot and stick way to save water CONSUMERS who use water excessively are likely to suffer higher increases m water tariffs. The Public Utilities Board is now working out another round of water tariff revision which is expected to ensure that the thrifty pay smaller increases while the water wasters389 words
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Article167 1981-07-30 10 LABOURER Lin Kok Soon lingered m a bank and his attention was caught by a man who cashed a cheque for $15,000 at the OCBC's Chulia Street branch on July 21. He followed Mr Goh Hai San out and, when he boarded a taxi, Lin167 words
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113 1981-07-30 10 MINOR Singapore citizens by descent or registration are reminded to take their oath of renunciation, allegiance and loyalty within 12 months of reaching the age of 21, as required by law. A Home Affairs Ministry statement said those who do not do so will113 words
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Advertisement253 1981-07-30 10 H 't'ty'. '^?^s&2;" I l^ -Jb3 When you're trying to decide just how big a central BBBBBBBBBBBB^BBBaaBBBjBBBBBBBBBBBaaBBBBna«BB| the "educated guess", which may already be airconditioning system you need to keep your home or wf^ -I on the high side, with additional expensive 4S^9 small business premises comfortably cool, you can253 words
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438 1981-07-30 11 RONNIE WAI - RONNIE WAI, FINDINGS OF SURVEY BY JTC By Our Jurong Reporter SINGAPOREANS and foreign workers get on well as neighbours, according to a survey of residents m two housing estates m Jurong. A survey summary said the study covered 395 Singaporean households and438 words
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Article, Illustration34 1981-07-30 11 BEFORE opening the door of a taxi, taxi commuters should make sore it will not cause an accident. They should get down by the side nearest the kerb.34 words
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344 1981-07-30 11 THE teenager who offered his seat on the bus to a European lady visitor, laden with a backpack, certainly made a good impression. But this same youth had remained firmly seated moments earlier, while a pregnant woman clung precariously to the bus344 words
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186 1981-07-30 11 CJ CUTS MAN'S JAIL TERM TO 30 MONTHS STOREKEEPER Lee Hwee Jin, 23, who was originally jailed for a total term of 56 months on seven cheating charges, with six others taken into consideration, had the sentence reduced yesterday to 30 months. Mr Thomas Chan, arguing Lee's appeal before Chief186 words
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89 1981-07-30 11 IN A police appeal for witnesses to a fatal accident, reported m Wednesday's Straits Times, it was wrongly reported that Mr Mari Susay, 25, died when he fell off the rear end of a lorry while it was turning into Queensway from89 words
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Article, Illustration145 1981-07-30 11 HDB man finds stolen revolver THE service revolver of a detective which was stolen from his flat during a break-in on July 19 has been found. Police said the revolver, loaded with five bullets, was found on July 22 at about 9 a.m. by a Housing and Development Board maintenanceLESLEY KOH - 145 words
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295 1981-07-30 11 Hole-in-heart boy shares his happiness THE word "home" to Hve-year-old Lav Pin Song brings on a grin he can scarcely contain his happiness at the thought of going home to Brunei. Since his arrival In Singapore three weeks ago with his parents, Mr and Mrs Lav Sol Lng, he has295 words
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Advertisement9 1981-07-30 11 Straits Times Courtesy hotline *****77 10 a.m. 4 p.m.9 words
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Advertisement34 1981-07-30 11 Insist on Seiko's Intel iialKHnK iiwnuiUv (citilVatr Sales Service Thong Sia Co. (S) Pte Ltd.,o4-00 Thongsia Building, 30 Bideford Road, Singapore 0922. Tel: 737-6122 45, Jin. Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Kuala Lumpur 01-08. Tel: *****2/*****934 words
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403 1981-07-30 12 The Straits Times THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1981 DRIVE AT 21? IT should be obvious to all that the answer to better road safety does not lie m fines and penalties alone. The problem needs to be tackled on all fronts. To this end, the Traffic Police have been building up403 words
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Article397 1981-07-30 12 IN A paper presented to the Asean Law Association last December, Senior District Judge, Mr Michael Khoo, noted quite correctly that delayed justice often results m injustice. It can be argued that Singapore courts do not do badly compared with those m many other countries. However, there does397 words
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Article, Illustration1553 1981-07-30 12 Where 'trust is fine, but control is better' "IF THE Polish communists don't watch out, they will turn into social democrats," a worried East German communist official said in a conversation with a westerner. An even more dire vision is being evoked by some East German oarty members, who warn1,553 words
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592 1981-07-30 12 FRANCIS CANTOB - Why the Rock prefers Britain to Spain FRANCIS CANTOB By m Gibraltar 4 There are many Gibraltarians who fear a frontier reopening because It could result In the loss of some of the Rock's "Britishness," as well as posing a threat to Its* peacefalneBS. TO THE 20,000 staunchly pro-British Gibraltarians,592 words
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Article795 1981-07-30 12 IN THIS fantasy, I am a poor, shabby but upright young man and appear at the entrance of the flossiest restaurant m town. Don't ask me why I want to go to a fancy restaurant since actually I hate to eat out but anyhow I am795 words
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Advertisement25 1981-07-30 12 Swing With 4/| A Perfect TV Precision GoH Equipment \^^P/ f=l BAN-WEST CPTE) LTD. I kfJ PLAZA SmOAPUR* So |l|l| uk cunoma fc*» PENMSUIA PLAZA25 words
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Advertisement135 1981-07-30 12 JM^ SHINRYOKU GREEN LAWN P, k Yl -DC CARPET GRASS FOR *T 11 1 IK t GOLF COURSES, j£ m \f\l PARKS, GARDENS... Revolutionary: Fine Bermuda U-3 grass seeds encased m 2 layers of fibre. Newly developed by joint American and Japanese research team and internationally patented. Fast Germination: Only135 words
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Letter, Illustration872 1981-07-30 13 WHY are our overworked High Court judges dealing with a number of matters heard m chambers which can easily be left to the registrar? A reader points out that the registrar is quite capable of making adoption orders and giving directions as to872 words
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343 1981-07-30 13 THE National Crime Prevention Council's aim m persuading the public to assist m crime prevention will, undoubtedly, be helped by the proposed transfer of the traffic police to the Communications Ministry, thus separating them from the criminal police under the Ministry of Home343 words
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Letter, Illustration249 1981-07-30 13 IT IS time that we Singaporeans begin to show more concern and compassion towards all animals. To begin with, parents should stop teaching their children to be so afraid of them or to be unkind to them. I have, on numerous occasions, seen children chasing249 words
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533 1981-07-30 13 I WOLLD like to respond to "Citizen Traveller" who threw a few brickbats at Singapore Changi Airport (ST, July 1C). The number of fountains and restaurants is not excessive, considering the size of the Passenger Terminal, which has a floor area of Z2t,MI sq metres, and533 words
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Letter248 1981-07-30 13 PLEASE refer to "Still Waiting For Results Of Tender" from "Shop Around" (ST, July 24). The URA invited tenders for 11 units of its shop offices and kiosk on May 15; and on the closing date. May 25, a total of 106 tenders were received.248 words
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Letter, Illustration242 1981-07-30 13 R. MORTIS (ST, July 21) strays from the point rais- ed by my letter (ST, July 9), which was that the authorities should immediately tear down dilapidated pre-war houses once the occupants had vacated them, as levelled space was both sightly I and242 words
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124 1981-07-30 13 Puzzled by rejection of deposit I AM wondering what policy the Development Bank of Singapore has for savings deposits. In April, I opened a joint account at the Queensway Branch of the DBS. The deposit was accepted, and an acknowledgement of receipt of savings passbook was received. The following day,124 words
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Advertisement252 1981-07-30 13 THE RIGHT LADY j& AT THE RIGHT TIME Jfk AT THE RIGHT PRICE dflA BBJ fIES^L WL^E^*s&3F m 7^r m TIGB& CITROEN CX ATHENA* a|iVTTl£u9| flB The most lavish sedan T* *^W H^H 2 LITRE ENGINE CAPACITY. AT $47,500 (PARF)or $63,000 (ARF) J ,rf' *Sjyi THAT'S WHAT ITS ALL ABOUT.252 words
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287 1981-07-30 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday MUSLIMS m Malaysia can begin fasting if the new moon of Ramadhan (the month of fasting) is sighted m another Muslim country, although not m their own. The president of the Missionary Foundation, Tan Sri Syed Nasir Ismail, mNST - 287 words
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222 1981-07-30 14 Prisoners, clad only in briefs, escape PEN ANG, Wsd FOUR prisoners, serving sentences ranging from five years to life, escaped frsm the prlssn here early today. They were seen running away, clad only In their briefs. The man serving the life term was Identified as Ng Seng Hock, M. ofAFP - 222 words
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133 1981-07-30 14 Yasmin has smashing time at factory KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Singer Yasmin Yusoff "destroyed" thousands of dollars worth of valuable collectors' items at the Selangor Pewter factory m Setapak here today. Armed with a hammer and a pair of pliers, Yasmin smashed porcelain plates, gold pendants, flower bouquets, wall hangings andNST - 133 words
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Article70 1981-07-30 14 ALOR STAR, Wed. Four more children have been badly burnt by exploding home-made firecrackers. An Iron-pipe (ire-cracker blew up In the face of three teenagers and an 18-month-old baby m Kampong Senara, Kubur Panjano, 32 km from here. In the federal capital, there has beenAFP - 70 words
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Article, Illustration608 1981-07-30 14 SEREMBAN, Wed. Sub-contractor Low Tiong Koon, 32, was sentenced to 14 years' iail by the sessions court here yesterday when he pleaded guilty to causing grievous hurt to his lover with hydrochloric acid. Court president Christopher Fernando,NST - 608 words
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Advertisement464 1981-07-30 14 L— fl^^P I ari I <n«i L ikttci SPCCIAIA ,^kWk^k^ A wide range of newly Assortment of Girls amved JOHN LITTLE Executive Shirts Dresses k^kW V UP Ud to $39 Vanous styles aW( B W W g*Lo%k\T% U.P. $15.90 $19.90 ■7^l s j NowSjfo NOW $|31 rH X HAS Ta464 words
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Miscellaneous176 1981-07-30 14 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp »/Ns6l6iS SPOTHEP WHAT SC*AETWIMGTOHEUP OF COURSE ME \-^~T7~^ HE'S THE MlGt^T BifAWvVW^HEPE PIPME Hll^A «LEEP (J«3MIS/ SLEEPS So kAUCH S>, y WWC^NAA-bl irJ I^V i TDPN/- y WAtJT? t x)R JG THeC^V/J7^ u ,crii WARE^\OOS£' >,-., 'ir— /(rV/SHTS? Me■s^w^Ke < Blondle By176 words
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Advertisement658 1981-07-30 15 AT YOUR SERVICE «ATES SECTION INDEX t Telephone Service: *****22 PERSONAL SERVICES _h^_. __t Mondoy Fndoy 830om —500pm uromory 80 cti per word (mm %1 2 00) A MERCHANDISE L% ""W -r/^? Ar >X^ \W I I /SSar I I t^^m I ar^^^~^» I II v.UUNItKotKVICfc (mn 146 50) SurvJoy658 words
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Advertisement393 1981-07-30 15 I PpaT ftJaUJli a. n ai a— aU m m fm\ ■tTrnfTrMW^^aal _t •5v v LawtV^'^'a^BlriAlMßralvaßßßVVl^H w^^^aaV^nSli^T HH pnHH I_______Jl_______ll JUST ARRIVED: Th. ISSI "HOLGON" Sar*. F_*gyn. ■teal Powartm Flaah Prtcad h)f tha Amataud "4800 SC" ProtoaakMMl Pewar Flaah Unit: Guide No. 45 (Meter ASA 100 film. Auto-Thyrlstor Computerize Circuit.393 words
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Advertisement77 1981-07-30 15 10 Pate A PAIR OF Dachshund and a female pup 7 months with paper for sale. Tel: *****92. LOVABLE MALE SHIH-TZU 11 months old with papers for sale. $650.00 Interested ring *****26. i 1/2 MONTHS MALE Bull Terrier for sale. Call: *****6 after 1.30 p.m 11 Publications WE BUY, SELL,77 words
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Advertisement603 1981-07-30 15 I Ba)fl_*__r__M_ __B_M__l___b) _L _B___Maj4_M___U___ WHY NOT CONSIDER MARBLE FOR YOUR a cabinets a sink counter a dining table bar counter a executive office table a reception counter m.l.»d ol uaing tormtca, Utaa, ale.? MARBLE GIVES YOU DURABILITY AND CLASS All inqulriaa woteomod (includtng trada inquiriaa) TEL: 4SSIS74 4SSOIII ISLANO603 words
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Advertisement603 1981-07-30 15 31 Beauty Culture A BEAUTVUL PERSON KNOWS THE BASICS OF SKIN-CARE 1 MAKE-UP Enrol new tor a paraonal Skin-car, and Maka-jp Course on a normal, intenerve or Sunday apactacuiar tBSm Also available weekday facial spectacular at Sl2 only. CALL J3751J3 or come personally to 2ND LOOK BEAUTY TAVERN Unit 0331.603 words
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Advertisement1387 1981-07-30 15 I Pwiflflal SttTVfIGAS MeßTf*ttttMile>ei uiu/ I < ENG KWANG GENERAL CONTRACTOR, Blk 136. 166 Bedok North 44 TV7S_I_ Svat_n Avenue 3, Tel: *****9. *****0. We IWM »yetem are specialists In HDB flats/ prl- b_____b__b___ vate houses' renovation work with top quality Italian ceramic S BWTALLATION, REPAIR tiles, terratio, marble and1,387 words
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Advertisement1002 1981-07-30 15 V Busfcwss Products, Swvlcos A ,1 1 ii __i A BUOOET PRICE Household/ of- flee removal, delivery and dls- M Bu_l__ posal service Workers provided no job too small. Tel: *****63 Opportunities Day/ Night Service ALL REMOVALS, DUMPING, odd Jobs, pick-up service $20. (agen- cargo wanted cy: Accommodation, properties. letting,1,002 words
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Advertisement911 1981-07-30 16 II Employment fj|A Situations Vacant GROW sassr 1 with us A Leading Financial M Institution requires (Personal Computer) Fmptoymentopportunitiealor j PERSONNEL/ PERSONAL PAYROLL PcRbUNAL AQCICTAMT COMPUTER ASSISTANT ENTHUSIASTS $£*i\F£!s: S (In the Software and Hard- English It Maths. ware Depts) At ieaBti ea8t j to 2 years ou.iincation.: working experience911 words
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Advertisement831 1981-07-30 16 II Emproymetit lilj where outstanding BaaLaMßa! people work. In view of our rapid N^ expansion, we now require: bmoapom coavuTta. CASHCONTROU ACCOUNTSCLERKS STENOGRAPHER Candidates Should oce O' Level Certificate have GCE 0' level and «°°<J command m preferably have cash L^c'i^northand Typcontrol experience ing certificate at 100 They must be831 words
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Advertisement1045 1981-07-30 16 II Emproyment |jj|T A A CLERK/ M^. TYPIST '''M^ re^b,..tom^T^ Duelooureipenaton Company In Jurong. programme, we require: a Must be Singapore citizen with at least 1 year working MaMaaa m experience. GENERAL Snould possess typing speed of 4s w.p.m. CLERK Preference will be given to applicants who are able to1,045 words
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Advertisement1039 1981-07-30 16 II Employment fill li bLXJ UrQdHry rSa^MaTMr; FEMALE STOCK Company CLERK c Secondary educaUon CLERKS/TYPISTS a Abuitytotype (Famala) rl«n" r |n W .toll2?capi c Will. OCE O' level certy but not essential. ""S'if- Preferably available for eaaalae la JSkmTJjlr'm^ eon or In writing tor Ml eerHeeiar. kx SINGAPORE COLOUR THK1,039 words
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Advertisement1040 1981-07-30 16 il Employment fjjl 1 Electrical Engineering Company In Real E.l.t. Maiiaa.menl Jurong r.qntr.. knm.ijl.l.ly. requires a! OE«IUu?cTe T P«»* ICLCTI( FEMALE CLERICAL ABWBTAIIT (Male/Female) C DESPATCH MOER Secondary English educa(Wlth class 2 motor licence) "on a Some working experience For A a B. pretetence given Io a Salary between 12501,040 words
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Advertisement1664 1981-07-30 17 II EmpJoyment fil^ i AN ELECTWCAL COMPANY re46 Situations Vacant quires a renr.ile General Clert. Mi. v p. pe and some knowl- a^^A dun b^«kleeplng. Interested pliair write n to Blk 53. ISO. b) ClZlrtrZi*" FEMALE CEMcVaLCLEBK Able to I T 7 ll type and »t»rt work immedlatei ly days1,664 words
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Advertisement952 1981-07-30 17 II Employment ilil ELECTRICAL SALES >^k ENGIMEER r 1 Ws have an immedtete requirement expanOsng Company •or the above position to be reepo- requires nieble tor the ules of AC and OC slactrlcal equipment of intemation- SALES ally weM known menutscture CVCOIITIVF Applic stiont wiM only be consider- «m^^u«» adlrom952 words
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Advertisement1323 1981-07-30 17 .1 A II CibkiMOyt 111 I L J [_f J Sole Agent of Europe's largest Boutique m Plaza Singapura multi-purpoee racking systems lor offices, shops, tactoriee a requires srerehouaea Invites applicants for the post of CLERK/TYPIST SALES REPRESENTATIVES BALES PROMOTERS Requirement: c Singapore Citizen Ring Vivien at 337M10 for apa1,323 words
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Advertisement1158 1981-07-30 17 m BOUTIOUC SALES PERSONNEL re- BJB^ quired Good salary and commls- B^»»»"»»»»»^sssssssssssssssfasfJ slon offered. Please call at 139. r Ist floor Plaxa Singapura or 1-28 Lucky Plaxa EXPERIENCED SALESMAN/ •^X SALESQMLS wanted Camera iX knowledge preferable Please X f*^4 X contact Mr. Chew. Gl2. Tanglln J Shopping Centre. ORGAM/ PIANO1,158 words
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Advertisement872 1981-07-30 17 II Employment |jj)A We are inviting career- TAIYO YUDEN m o 'u n r d cZ e aT tOlOin (S) PTE LTD r*M|Uir#fl OVERSEAS TECHNICAL TRAINING ASSISTANT PROGRAMME Female, age 18 to 24. leading you to the post gg^*' v m T chnlcal of a Previous experience will be an872 words
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Advertisement1063 1981-07-30 18 II Employment fjl X I 46 Situations Vacant /iltfsV^ d) TechnicMl |Wf swim NAN WAN ENGINEERING PTE LTD An International Civil Engineering Company has im- raojulrea mediete employment lor: PLUMBING ODAMB SUPERVISORS VrtiAPIC (Svacanctee) OPERATORS a Applicants must possess VITB or grade 2 (P4H/ Lorain i Completed N.S aa Bf1,063 words
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Advertisement1157 1981-07-30 18 til A I II Employment IffA lIIMinR ELECTfJONrC TECHNICIAN JUnlUn salary $300- SI .000) COLOUR T.V. GENERAL WOUICER TECHNICIANS wilft pho<o ld neat tons 10 pal"n gg e c X oCrT CVC V artT" computune internat»onal least 2 Chinese dialects. Singapora 9157. c Singapore citizens. c Must possess valid drlv-1,157 words
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Advertisement790 1981-07-30 18 (fa cS HITACHI ELECTRONIC Join l' t At MoU Female DEVICES Factory Workers (SINGAPORE) lm^FlTTImmW PTE LTD gHWfltrW Our newty established WJa*jJaJ>a*fcsUß multi million Color hVfl Television Tubes Com- party is looking for those 1 6 years and above who are Physically strong Young and energetic Willing to work on790 words
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Advertisement849 1981-07-30 18 II Employment fi^ Ibbbb a mP .Am WWWMt i^iVjßßßßsaflß^si reauires (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD requires An (n^^,^., Aeroepace PRODUCTION SScK 1 immmliat% m OPERATORS PRODUCTION Good Starting Pay OPERATORS X Hau uuepk Starttog salary SS3» p.m. 5 day week Fftog# Transport allowance Good working hours Attendance allowance %££&**> provided. •No Scope849 words
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Advertisement824 1981-07-30 18 II Employment \m 1 I) Miscellaneous AM B^sr Jm^m f ~"i PPsflHaflßHsH SuttaWv qualified r candidates are invited you are a skilled to apply for the foltradesman, or even a lowing positions m semi-skilled trademan, our shipyard, and are either jobhunting or seeking to FIREMEN improve your present a Minimum824 words
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Advertisement1066 1981-07-30 19 II Emptoynwit fjjli 46 Situation* Vacant /^RI t) Mlscelfneous I*-' I the cPlaCe PROMETPTELTD S^va« »V-V« Ha vacancies lor th* follow Rjm yOVI ing position. Start your career m NMB as INDUSTRIAL NURSE 1) MALE/FEMALE (MALE) OPERATORS I"IM.E| High starting salary i Th successful applicant must Attrartlve fringe benefits SRN1,066 words
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Advertisement941 1981-07-30 19 II Employment j Ii COMMERCIAL FORMS Wa§K I (S) PTE LTD |p»|^ h. ,^nc^ tor. AyiRPORT SERVICES 1) TRAINEE MACHINE Mta applicant, tor the following OPERATORS poet. A) OPERATIONS w SUPERVISORS I M.OO deNy tad ehttl aHoy- 4 oce O1O 1 level passes an**. c knowledge of cargo loading procedures941 words
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Advertisement911 1981-07-30 19 II Employment ||A PHILIPS \VOJO ASSISTANTS Our reouirement.: c Completed Secondary 4. rer c Completed fulltlme National iSHS^a' Service or liable for partLimnea tlme NaUona lnT es Du.,.. Pl^^^^! O'"«a'^rework (I) Tra'/ne"*" llaVnlenance '2) GENERAL Teen*-*- HELPER/ ZXr^* IMK I PACKERS NTC-3 In electrical fitting Applicants should be physically and911 words
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Advertisement1066 1981-07-30 19 II Employment (1^ the poet, of PART-TIME OR a\ TPI PPHONE FULL-TIME OPERATOR/ S T E W A R DESSES TYPIST c Age above 17 yeors old noquwemenn eWork permits available I c Minimum qualification GCE for Malaysians O' 'ever .Accommodation provided I Neirh'andwr'ung* »or work perm.t holders, c Pleasant1,066 words
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Advertisement1022 1981-07-30 19 P II Employment I ||iv 1 DELIVERY ArrENOANTt SMEARES INVESTIGATION* ie Must be willing to work hard SECURITY SERVICES a lommencing salary 5240 and 483A StRANOOON ROAD above SINGAPORE o*2l require. 2. DELIVERY DRIVERS PATROL OFFICERS c Possess clean class 3 driving licence Requirement.: c Familiar with Singapore Must possess1,022 words
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Advertisement1027 1981-07-30 20 _L iTI II rilUiiilUUULUl nl]/-\ L lI II T I 46 Situation* Vacwit rz3zi__L Trading Company Requires Maetllmmmomß i OFFICE BOY spca Pli-n Contact tol*phon* requires a KENNEL MANAGER *****20/1 today or tomorrow a ■O' or 'A' level (English) i a Working knowledge of Bookkeeping ~^B a Animal lover a1,027 words
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Advertisement1879 1981-07-30 20 1 ir_L~_n n Emptoyment IIA WANTED SECURITY GUARDS for I DELIVERY CLERKS REOWRED for 12-hour shift for Jurong/Buklt PSA/ Airport deliveries^ Must Tlmah/town areas with good possess experience and Class 3 fringe benefits plus 13-month licence Basic salary $400. Call: bonus Take-home pay: $400 to j *****90 for interview. $5001,879 words
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Advertisement1275 1981-07-30 20 HI Vehicles ft Boats (n ',1 J _^^aH__v__BH-ai-S£-l-^_^_^_B_B_a_s __^S____l__! [[tja-J I *V\ SIN TIEN SCNq\l\ _r~"l"*?*"- p T~"™ l l mT~~ /£p«^iiti LATE 1*77 BMW 520. 1 director 49 PtoMur.Bo.ta For E&?^i te &^irw I £o Sal*/ Wanted negotiable. Ronnie Koh. *****34. J ___-_____l________. BMW 3.0S AUTO. Good condition. I1,275 words
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Advertisement1754 1981-07-30 20 111 Vstiictos A Boats j» LATE I*7* MAZDA 323. 5-door, alr_l /IL> c n cassette, new tyres, paint. J/£=? $15,400. Can loan SI 1 .000. *****2. I _fl __L^ 1 *73 MAZDA 10O0C C good condl- RB__« on PARF eligible. $8200 ono Tel: *****22 after 6.00 p.m. I 1*74 MAZDA1,754 words
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Advertisement1640 1981-07-30 20 11l VoMcios Boats fl**b ALMOST 1*77 TOYOTA Crown <q> BEAUTVUL 1*75 Alfa Romeo 2600 CC automatic 1 company 1 g Super Alrcond. cassette, owner Tax 12/81 Showroom ra dlo 36. Hoot Klam Road condition $18,500/- ono. Tel: *****89 -£'lo TOYOTA DX Coupe 1 E^ ■E^.^XfTu owner. PARF, alrcond radio/ matlc.1,640 words
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Advertisement1241 1981-07-30 21 111 Vehicles Boats 23 I |i^"* ALL TYPES OF scrap and good 55 Vhicl«»FofS.Hi -"cJJSJt jSf'V.SS *****89. I AN ACCOUNTS EXECUTIVE _l rnaiamu fail i requires good used car 1200 to trT. 1600 cc 1977 to 1980 Ring *****61, vehlcies Mr i M AN ASSOCIATED ESTABLISHMENT requires non PARF vehli»*o1,241 words
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Advertisement1091 1981-07-30 21 IV Accommodation ft Propartm jj^ IV Accommodation MALAYAN CREDIT HOUSE Unit Area Rental 201 1 00.98 sq m(1 087 sq ft) $75.35 per sq m UNITED HOUSE Unit Area Rental G2 45 98 sq m (495 sq ft) $59 20 per sq ft 104/105 104.05sqm(1120sqft) $48.44 per sq m 1101,091 words
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Advertisement629 1981-07-30 21 DIST. 11. WATTEN VIEW townhouse with 3 bedrooms splitlevel living dining 5 alrconds. Partly furnished with roof garden and swimming pool. No agent Contact Mr. C. H. Tan, *****22. DIST. 11 CUL-OE-SAC newly renovated double-storey bungalow. 4 bedrooms plus servant's. Partially furnished. New alrcond, fridge, cooker, curtains. Reasonable rental. $5,200629 words
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IX OBITUARIES
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Obituary, Illustration75 1981-07-30 24 MADAM JESSIE YONG HOK CHIN I Ag«d:72 CaNad to tha Lord on Tuaaday. mnm Leaving behind Son: Stephen. Daughters: Rosalind It Linda. Daughter-in-law: Cheng Neo. Son-in-law: Bob Stott, Grandchildren Deborah, Angela, Jennifer Nicholas Cortaga laavaa No 5. Mapla Lana on Saturday: 1/S/H1 for aarvica at St. Andraw'a Cathadrai75 words
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Obituary, Illustration47 1981-07-30 24 Tha PRESIDENT, COUNCIL AND MFMBERB of I'M SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF PLANNERS wish to express their dupaat sympathies to the family of the late MR. A.O.S. DANARAJ on tnoir D#f##v#fn#nt. MR DANARAJ was one of the Founder Msmbera and also the Past President of the Institute.47 words
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Obituary, Illustration47 1981-07-30 24 paatad away paacatuWy on n 7 it. 10.45 am., laaving bahind hu.nand. •on*, daughtart, daughlara-in-law, aon*-in-law and grandcMMran. Cortaoa laaving 24-B. Jalan Udaya, olf Upper BukH Tknah Road, on Saturday 2.00 p.m. for burial ■t CCX C nrtsliavi C#frv*t*>ry MRS HO CHOY CMIM n— YAP TECK CHOW47 words
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Obituary34 1981-07-30 24 THE FAMILY OF the late Mr Ong Kin Kee wish to thank Rev Issac I.im. Mr. Melvln Huang, relatives and friends for their kind assistance, attendances and condolences during their recent bereavement.34 words
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Obituary, Illustration55 1981-07-30 24 la IN LOVING MEMORY Of PAUL WEE KYE BENG Departed 30th July, 1960 You loMad all thaaa yaara tor ua, and than you had to go lo alamaf paacaful raat pitMiiiaad to tna j J*t and honaat. You gava ua couraga. Always r*rrramb*>r*d by your loving wtfa,55 words
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Obituary, Illustration28 1981-07-30 24 MR DOUGLAS CARL WHITNEY paaaad away paacafully on and Jury IS$l Mi Toronto Sadly miaaad and arwaya ramamD#i**d by ttw tt&wf MO AQ#nts of ManuUte (Singapora) Pt* Ltd28 words
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Obituary, Illustration28 1981-07-30 24 Sweet Memories of you will always last. Daaply miuad 4 alwaya ramambarad by: Mum, aiatara, brotnan, •istari and brothara-in-law, friartda and ralattvaa. K. TELANATHAN BORN 14/3/5* DEPARTED 30/7/7*28 words
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Obituary, Illustration38 1981-07-30 24 MOM. X SARASWATHV. 45, daughter of Mdm. Nagammal passed away peacefully 29/7/81 leaving behind son B. Balachandren. daughter Krlshnavenl. daughter-in-law Meenatchi and grand-daughter. Cortege leaves Blk 37. 449-J. Circuit Road on 30/7/81 at 2.00pm for Mt Vernon Crematorium38 words
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Article, Illustration524 1981-07-30 25 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Camberly is 100 per cent fit and will take his place m the Sultan of Selangor Gold Cup line-up here on Sunday. This is official. By The club veterinary surgeon, Dr Patrick Ong, gave Camberly a thorough examination after his524 words
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258 1981-07-30 25 Cup hope Jerantut does fast gallop On th« track ..with TONTO KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Several of trainer Teh Choon Beng's aspirants m the Sultan of Selangor Gold Cup race on Sunday were put through their paces here this morning. Jerantnt 111 did the fastest workout, clocking 37.8. The going was258 words
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Article, Illustration483 1981-07-30 25 By THE RACING EDITOR TEN-YEAR-OLD Thor, owned by Chens Stable and trained by Teh Choon Beng, has been deleted after seven seasons as a professional campaigner. Until his deletion, Thor, named after the mythical God of Thunder, was one of the two483 words
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167 1981-07-30 25 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. 1,700 m for Malaysian-bred Class 4 horses eligible horses m Classes 5 and 6 to race on restricted and two runs for Class 4 terms are again left out m (restricted terms horses the cold. only) over 1,200 m. The167 words
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Article73 1981-07-30 25 His favourite course IF you ask New Zealand jockey Toby Autridge which is his favourite racecourse, the answer must surely be Kuala Lumpur. The reason is quite clear. The 19-year-old rider has won 15 races since coming over m February and only three of these were achieved outside of Kuala73 words
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225 1981-07-30 25 GOODWOOD (England), Wednesday CREWS HILL, carrying a race record weight of 61.5 kg, produced a tremendous late run to win the Stewards' Cup, richest prize on the opening day of the five-day Goodwood Meeting yesterday. Top Jockey Greville Starkey brought the five-year-oldReuter - 225 words
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Article195 1981-07-30 25 TAY KHOON HEAN, of Combined Schools, put up a spectacular performance when he broke Tan Thuan Heng's 11-year national men s Open 200 metres freestyle record at Amber Road yesterday. Tay, of the Anglo-Chi-nese Junior College, competing m the under-20 agegroup trials for next month's195 words
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Article67 1981-07-30 25 TITLE-CHASHING Singapore Armed Forces Sports Assoeia tion B beat Police 8-4 to strengthen their chances m the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association national Open water-polo tournament at Toa Payoh yesterday. David Chong (2), Lee Teng Chong (2). Eng Sok Keng (2) and Samuel Leow (2) scored for67 words
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298 1981-07-30 25 SANTA CIARA, Wed. China won four of the five gold medals m badminton at the First World Games here m California yesterday. China's Chang Ai Ling defeated All-England champion Sun Ai Hwang, of South Korea 7-11, 11-9, 12-9 m the women's single's final. SouthUPI - 298 words
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Article61 1981-07-30 25 SERANGOON Garden whipped Kirn Seng 4-1 m a secondround match ot the inter-con-stituency badminton tournament at the Singapore Badminton Hall yesterday. Other results: Whampoa 3 Tanjong Pagar 2, Havelock 3 Telok Blangah 2. Tampines 3 Katong 2, Geylang West 3 Tiong Bahru 2, Kampong Übi 3 Alexandra61 words
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Advertisement56 1981-07-30 25 0 MAYTAG SELF-SERVICE LAUNDERETTE Now Open Daily At CHANCERY COURT (Above Fitzpatrick's) 36-H, Dunearn Road, Singapore 1130. Tel: *****90. MAYTAG offers Better Total Washing, Fabric Care, Economy Speedy Service Whatever your washing needs -curtains, bedspreads, blankets, bedsheets, etc- let MAYTAG take care of it for you! Business Hours: Open Daily56 words
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Article243 1981-07-30 26 BUCHAREST, Wed. Californian Jill Sterkel won her fourth swimming gold medal and Russian Serfei Fessenko his third at the World tudent Games here yesterday. Kirn Linehan, of the University of Texas, secured her second swimming gold, while Rumanian tennis players Virginia Ruzici and FlorinReuter - 243 words
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Article320 1981-07-30 26 BASKETBALL Mea: United States 91 Rumania 70, Cuba 86 Mexico 62. Canada 88 Brazil 83, Poland 72 Ivory Coast 58, Britain 88 Japan 66. Holland 84 Egypt 64. Soviet Union 92 Yugoslavia M, Finland 79 Turkey 70, South lim 71 China 70, Greece 87 j Belgium 63,Reuter - 320 words
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Article, Illustration935 1981-07-30 26 HAKIKAT RAI - HAKIK AT RAI By BUT recogni- tion is not a right or privilege of an individual and the government cannot give automatic recognition to successful sportsmen and sportswomen by guaranteeing them jobs, money, upward social mobility and generally looking after their welfare. It is undesirable935 words
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Article184 1981-07-30 26 BIRMINGHAM, Wed. Australia may be forced to go into cricket's Fourth Test against England, starting at Edgbaston here tomorrow, without Rodney Hogg and Geoff Lawson, two of their front-line fast bowlers. Lawson, who took eight wickets m the drawn Second Test, aggravated an oldReuter - 184 words
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297 1981-07-30 26 TENNIS ROUNDUP SOUTH ORANGE (New Jersey), Wed. Jimmy Arias, at 16, the youngest boy to turn professional, beat Rumania's Die Nastase m the first round of a U*****,000 ($269,750) Open tournament here yesterday. The young American rallied after a slow start to win 1-6,Agencies - 297 words
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Article47 1981-07-30 26 GLOUCESTER, Wed. Gloucestershire's South African cricket captain, Mike Procter, is to give up playing m England at the end of the season. Procter is currently out of the game with a knee injury and a specialist has advised him to play less. AFP.AFP - 47 words
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Article38 1981-07-30 26 BRISTOL, Wed. Gloucesteshire's Pakistani star Zaheer Abbas, the English season's top-scorer, earned himself LI, OOO ($4,230) m a single-wick-et challenge match when he beat West Indian Viv Richards, of Somerset, by nine wickets here yesterday. AFP.AFP - 38 words
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Article219 1981-07-30 26 NOTTINGHAMSHIRE boosted their chances of landing a major cricket trophy for the first time since 1929 by beating Lancashire by eight wickets at Trent Bridge yesterday. The win took them 17 points clear at the top of the county championship table. LONDON, Wed. Derbyshire for theReuter - 219 words
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Article518 1981-07-30 26 JAKARTA, Wed. A sevenmember British badminton team will visit Indonesia from Aug. 23 for friendly matches m four cities, the Indonesian Badminton Federation (PBSI) announced yesterday. The team include Jane Webster, Nora Perry and Karen Bridge (women), Ray Stevens. Kevin Jolly and Mike Tredgett (men). The visitors will playAgencies - 518 words
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Article, Illustration181 1981-07-30 27 peter siow - Favourite Guo should live up to seeding peter siow By KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. With barely 24 hours to the World Cup invitation table tennis championship at the Stadium Negara here, the nerves of the 16 participants are naturally keyed up to the highest pitch. And none more than China's Guo181 words
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Article362 1981-07-30 27 WILFRED YEO - Ballard's 'reply' silences Choy WILFRED YEO By The tongue-sticking Choy, who even m super fitness has not been able "WHERE'S that young Stewart?" Patrick Choy jokingly asked of his opponent Stewart Ballard before their Grade A quarter-final match m last night's Ovaltine individual graded squash championships at the Kallang Complex.362 words
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Article40 1981-07-30 27 PLAYERS interested m representing Singapore Recreation Club m next year's Football Association of Singapore League tournaments are to report for a trial at the Padang on Aug. 30 at 9 am. For further details ring Tham at *****19.40 words
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Article44 1981-07-30 27 TODAY'S EVENTS ATHLETICS National inter-primary schools meet (National Stadium. 2.15). BADMINTON Inter-con-stituency tournament (SBA, 8) SOCCER NFL Div 1: Kaki Bukit v Farrer Park (Jurong Stadium. 8) Friendly: Boulevard FC v Newtonites (Paterson Rd. 5.15) TABLE TENNIS National junior championship (Poi Ching School. 7.15).44 words
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Article, Illustration223 1981-07-30 27 R. MANORAJ - R. MANORAJ By NEWLY-PROMOTED Singapore Malays Football Club had their hopes of a dream start shattered when they crashed 1-4 to Ceylon Sports Club m their opening Singapore Hockey Association Premier League match at Balestier Road yesterday. SMFC, with four former internationals m SupahanAZIZ HI SSIN - 223 words
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Article, Illustration323 1981-07-30 27 HAKIKAT RAI - HAKIKAT RAI By THREE THOUSAND four hundred and forty-four students brought six days of hectic competition, whicn saw some superb performances and some miserable debuts, to a glorious end at the Toa Payoh Stadium yesterday. To cap the momentous affair, Asri Sairi,CLIFTON AW - 323 words
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366 1981-07-30 27 B»ys A: IWm: 1 Asri Sairi 2 Rosli Sabtu 3 M. Raiendran 12.1; IMm: 1 Asri Sairi 2 M. Raiendran 3 Chen Soon Chye 24.4; 4 x IMm: 1 Monfort Jr 2 Merlimau 3 Changat Changi. B: Bfcn hardies: 1 Tan Wee Liang 2 Tan Beng366 words
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Article38 1981-07-30 27 THE Kebun Baru Zone B Residents' Committee will hold their badminton championship finals on today (7.30 pm) at Ai Tone School. Mr. Lim Boon Keng, the Member of Parliament for the constituency will present the prizes.38 words
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Article47 1981-07-30 27 THE Chua Chu Kang Community Centre's sports club and residents' committee will be organising a five-kilometre Jog, starting from Peck Whye Education Centre, Peck Whye Lane, on Aug. 16. Entry forms are available at the Chua Chu Kang CC and must be submitted before Aug. 10.47 words
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Article40 1981-07-30 27 THE Kampung Glam community centre management committee and youth executive committee will organise an indoor games competition at the centre on Sunday at 3 p.m. The games Include carrom, Othello, darts and Mastermind. For more details, call *****57.40 words
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Article33 1981-07-30 27 BOON LAY RANGERS won the Onam seven-aside soccer tournament by beating Sentosa United on penalty kicks after a goalless draw m the final at Farrer Park. Third were Boon Lay Youths.33 words
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313 1981-07-30 27 J. RAJENDRAN - J. RAJENDR AN By FOO LIANG FATT came from twice behind to beat Loy Soo Chew 15-21, 21-16, 14-21, 21-19, 21-19 to qualify for the semi-finals of the men's singles event m the national youth table tennis championships at the Poi Ching313 words
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Article230 1981-07-30 27 GEYLANGINTERNATIONALS, once the pride of Singapore soccer, are on the verge of folding up, reports JOE DORAJ. Last night, they could field only nine players and were trounced 8-0 by Jubilee m an Ovaltine National Football League Division One match at the Jurong Stadium. Things have230 words
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Article256 1981-07-30 27 Police striker undergoes ankle operation SINGAPORE'S already depleted team for next month's Merdeka soccer tournament m Kuala Lumpur was weakened further yesterday when striker Kannan Kunjuraman underwent an ankle operatio.i. Kannan had been nursing the injury for sometime and was told to have the operation, putting256 words
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Advertisement361 1981-07-30 27 Seahawk 1900S We make it so easy for you to own a prestige SEAHAWK deluxe pleasure boat. only $5,420 down payment Seahawk. Built to last for years and years.... And to Choose from ?n exciting range o« models: suit your pocket. With affordable prices, low down 17 l i oo361 words
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306 1981-07-30 28 Rioter dies after being hit by army vehicle A RIOTER was run down by a police armoured personnel carrier and killed today m Liverpool, hours before the royal wedding. It is the first death m the current rash of rioting. Thirty-two policemen were injured m clashes. "They are throwing everythingUPI - 306 words
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Article29 1981-07-30 28 SAN SALVADOR, Wed. Gunmen stole and stripped a US Embassy armoured car oui.side a cinema here yesterday, US Embassy officials said. It was later found abandoned. UPI.UPI - 29 words
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108 1981-07-30 28 LONDON, Wed. A dlesel generator at a vital refit base for Britain's nuclear-powered submarine* has been damaged m a sabotage attempt, the Guardian reported here today. The Defence Ministry, however, denied today that "imparities" found In the generator oil had been the result of tageThe108 words
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Article, Illustration300 1981-07-30 28 Singapore won't survive a fire says Raja EMPIRES, like jungles, may survive "fires" but a "small garden like Singapore" will be destroyed by one, said Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs) S. Rajaratnam last night. "Once burnt, we are finished. We will never recover. We are too small there isAP - 300 words
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Article41 1981-07-30 28 ISLAMABAD, Wed. Pakistan's population has grown to 83.7 million m 1961, up from 65.3 million m 1972, a 28.28 per cent growth since the 1972 census, Mr Syed Munir Hussain. Permanent Secretary of the Statistics Division, said today. -AP.AP - 41 words
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Article150 1981-07-30 28 MOUGINS (south-eastern France), Wed. Former Kampuchean ruler Prince Norodom Sihanouk said today he did not rally behind Son Sann, his onetime Prime Minister, as had been previously reported. The exiled former sovereign, now living m this village on the French Riviera, also said mAFP - 150 words
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Article256 1981-07-30 28 'Bigger French role call by Lee KAMPUCHEAN ISSUE PARIS, Wednesday MR LEE KUAN YEW has urged France to play a bigger role m helping to solve the Kampuchean issue. Speaking to AFP yesterday after meeting French Prime Minister Pierre Mauroy, Mr Lee said Asean had invited France to sit on256 words
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Article30 1981-07-30 28 NEW YORK, Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 4.57 to 943.97 m the first hour of trading on the New York stock exchange today. AP.AP - 30 words
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Article31 1981-07-30 28 STOCKHOLM, Wed. A group of 120 Vietnamese refugees arrived here today from Ho Chi Minh City after obtaining permission from Hanoi to leave Vietnam, reliable sources here said. AFP.AFP - 31 words
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Obituary59 1981-07-30 28 FRANCIS HO CMEE KOK, aged 58 pjssed away peacefully on 29 7 81 Lying m slate at Church o! tne Blessed Sacrament (iround Cortege leaving the rhureh at 200 pm on 31/7/81 for i (X Christian Cemetery MABEL CANTER, beloved wife of the late Trevor Carter, passed away59 words
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Advertisement196 1981-07-30 28 Beauties tell all Even beauty queens have grouses. Some Misses Singapore speak up m the Trend pages. Said one representative to the Miss Universe contest:"You are overwhelmed by it You see hundreds of people, TV crew, technicians, beauticians, that it suddenly strikes you it's not a simple contest. It's a196 words
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Advertisement509 1981-07-30 28 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. THEY have locked the stable door now that the horse has bolted. Business Times reports on the moves by the two stock exchanges to tighten up on the rules as the market recovers. Meanwhile some finance houses are calling m loans on shares.509 words
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Article49 1981-07-30 I UNITED Motor Works (M) Holdings Bhd has reiterated its decision to refrain from commenting on a newspaper article concerning the Toyota franchise, as "such article merits no comment." The company, however, will inform the KLSE when it has any material information that is consistent with its interest.49 words
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Article68 1981-07-30 I SINGAPORE Fodder Co Ltd has purchased the entire issued share capital of Kian Intertrade Pte Ltd for a purchase consideration of $1,000 m cash. Kian Intertrade has an authorised capital of $25,000 and a paid-up capital of $2. Business activity has not commenced for the company and the68 words
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Article87 1981-07-30 I APPROVAL has been granted by the Foreign Investment Committee and the Capital Issues Committee of Malaysia to Malakoff Bhd for the acquisition of Sabah Agriculture Devt (Holding) Company Sdn Bhd (SAD) and 51 per cent of Sabah Agricultural Devt (Palm Oil) Sdn Bhd. Due to a revision by87 words
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Article52 1981-07-30 I JOHAN Holdings Bhd has applied for an extension of time to issue its accounts for the year ended Jan 31, 1981 on Aug 12, 1981 as the company proposed to hold the AGM on Aug 28. The SES manual requires that the company issue its accounts by July52 words
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Article68 1981-07-30 I MALAYAN United Industries Bhd (MUI) has obtained approval from the bank regulation department of Bank Negara Malaysia for its purchase of Southern Banking Bhd shares. MUI has forwarded the letter of approval to the KLSE and has requested the latter's approval m principle for the listing of the68 words
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Article30 1981-07-30 I PARAMOUNT Corporation Bhd (PCB) has obtained the approval of the Malaysian Director General of Insurance for its subscription of 49 per cent m Nanyang Insurance Co (M) Bhd.30 words
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Article72 1981-07-30 I THE Port of Singapore Authority (PSA) will implement a new procedure on sea garbage collection m the anchorages with effect from Sep 1, 1981. The shipping community is advised that the sea garbage collection worker will board the vessel for the signature and stamping of the garbage collection72 words
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Article79 1981-07-30 I LONDON, Wed. The International Tin Council "rubber-stamped" the United States' voluntary contribution of 1,500 tons of tin to the Council's buffer stock, its sources confirmed. The Council's buffer finance committee met here to agree formally to the contribution, which, at current market prices, is worth 11,500,000 pounds (5546,225,000),AFP - 79 words
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Article70 1981-07-30 I DELAWARE, Wed. Dv Pont Company said today it has received more than 50 per cent of Conoco's 87 million shares of stock m the biggest takeover battle m corporate history. But Wall Street analysts said the bidding war was far from over. They said Conoco stockholders could stillReuter - 70 words
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Article58 1981-07-30 I PITTSBURGH, Wed. The US Steel Corporation today reported that second quarter profits rose more than 50 per cent from the same period last year even though its coal operations suffered during this year's miners' strike. US Steel said its higher profits reflected reduced production costs coupled with strongReuter - 58 words
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441 1981-07-30 I GENERAL Lumber (Holdings) Bhd (GL) is proposing an increase m its authorised share capital from Ms2s million to Ms7s million by the creation of an additional 50 million new ordinary shares of $1 each to give effect to the proposed bonus and rights issues,441 words
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Article243 1981-07-30 I EU VAN SANG Holdings Ltd (EYS) has announced the purchase of a piece of property from Eu Properties (Malaya) Ltd (EPM) at a price of $1,673,280, without vacant possession. EPM, a company m voluntary liquidation, is wholly owned by Eu Tong Sen Ltd,243 words
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659 1981-07-30 I CONRAD RAJ - CONRAD RAJ 'CLEAR OUTSTANDING POSITIONS' WARNING By SHARE prices rose sharply yesterday on news that the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) planned to crack down on speculative short sellers. The market was already firm m the morning (the Straits Times Industrials Index gaining659 words
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Article496 1981-07-30 I Malaysian economy slows down KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaysian economy which experienced strong expansion last year slowed down m the first quarter of this year. According to the Bank Negara Quarterly Economic Bulletin released here today, consumer demand remained strong although there were signs of some weakening m private investment496 words
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Article230 1981-07-30 I Share index moves up 30 points SINGAPORE: The stock market closed firmer, recovering part of Its recent steep decline on a wave of buying and short covering interest In active trading. The Straits Times Industrials Index rose 29.M points to 7M.C3. KUALA LUMPUR: Share prices showed an all-round Improvement at230 words
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Article27 1981-07-30 I Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Minings Plantations Deb/Loans Total Up 65 14 6 7 1 3 1 Down 6 2 1 2 1 Unch 3 1 327 words
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Article63 1981-07-30 I Hunt! l.ennn Ind II l.-onK Credit 9CBC Strait! Trading; Keppel Ship K I. Industrie! Sel Properties Promet PMC Renting* B Raya Perils Plant Spore Land I' M W Magnum Corpn 1720 1100 1150 920 670 535 500 930 550 1580 780 635 615 1150 690 600 290 150 10063 words
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Article21 1981-07-30 I Onting Faber Merlin Sime Darby Hong Leong Ind Total turnover: 12.94m Tr.l.-il value 17(1 aim 1.149.000 638.000 451.000 450.00021 words
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Article28 1981-07-30 I BT Indicator: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties Minings: Plantations: OCBC: CCC Trx.l *****3 *****0 756.73 786.63 1688.09 1748.75 1139.70 1155.36 806.75 844.38 386.23 386.58 ***** ***** 733.04 767.8628 words
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Article60 1981-07-30 I Bmutead C*C CCM SUIT Dunlap En* F*N 40 16 20 30 60 80 Guinea* Gatkrie H I'ar Hune FE Inrhrapr MTC M Bo\ 12 26 14 8 NBT Nina PMC Perils Prlmm lUMamn Kothmans 8 5 80 +75 12 5 -60 SembSUp Shell SDarby Steamen STrmdinx60 words
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466 1981-07-30 IV GOOD HUMAN RELATIONS CAN BE LEARNED SAYS MP SOME managers, skilled as they are m the usual management techniques, face a common problem. They cannot get along with their subordinates. The result: They find it difficult to fit into a society that will466 words
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Article212 1981-07-30 IV A LOCAL management centre to provide a permanent secretariat with administrative services for professional, social or trade associations was formed m May. The Association Management Centre (AMC), will have an administrator who will also plan and organise each association's services. It now has three executives handling three212 words
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Article, Illustration424 1981-07-30 IV HARPER GIUUUii has appointed Mr Peter Fatherly as its new chairman. Mr Fatharly succeeds Mr J M Blyth Currie who remains a director of the group. Mr Fatharly worked several years m private industry as a commercial manager of an instrument and electronics company before joining a424 words
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387 1981-07-30 IV SINGAPORE'S building industry can look forward to higher standards m energy conservation because of a new service provided through a mobile laboratory which tests air infiltration, water penetration and the structural strength of windows and doors. The laboratory which can measure air conditioning387 words
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583 1981-07-30 IV SINGAPORE Time Pte Ltd (STPL), a member of the Seiko group of companies m Japan, will enjoy the transfer of higher watch technology early next year. This important phase of development is the result of the two major Seiko watch producers, Daini Seikosha Co Ltd583 words
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251 1981-07-30 IV KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia's trade surplus showed a sharp drop to U*****.6 million m February compared to U*****.6 million the same month last year. Lower rubber, palm oil, pepper, tin ana timber prices coupled with lower demand contributed to the hefty fall, preliminary figures from251 words
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Article296 1981-07-30 IV SIME Darby Berhad has given further details of its acquisition of a 54 per cent interest m B F Goodrich Philippines, Incorporated. In a written reply to KLSE queries, Sime said the vendor, BF Goodrich US, will receive a total consideration of U5517,306 million (5537.2 million296 words
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Article2240 1981-07-30 II SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr'a I SHI Last Div Mi«h Low Company Sale •►or- Net M Vol Day ('•',00) High Low 494 300 Acma 310 +10 14 5 All-. .in 300 10.0 350 130 Allied Choc 270 4.0N 312 161 B A T 231 45.5 420 3302,240 words
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Article583 1981-07-30 II AFTER about a month of ruthless thrashing, the bears relented yesterday, Riving bulls a breather to attend to their bleeding wounds. Prices opened steadier at the stock exchange yesterday morning after a traumatic 34.57-polnt plunge m the Straits Times Industrial Index the previous day. The trend583 words
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Article418 1981-07-30 II SHARE prices showed an all-round improvement at the stock market yesterday m more active trading following following Tuesday's sharp retreat. Buying interest was apparent at the opening bell, taking prices mostly higher and the upturn continued till the recess where levels were about the day's best.418 words
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Article195 1981-07-30 II SINGAPORE I MT TRUST (Maaagen' prtrea far Jtl M) The Commerce 3.37 3.54 > The Savings Fund 1.94 2.04 Spore Prog Fund 151 158 Spore Sec Fund 2.29 2.41 Spore Invest Fund 1.131 18xd xa Spore Equity Fund 1 43 1.50 ASIA UNIT TRUST (Maaagen' prkea far Jal195 words
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Article32 1981-07-30 II Industrials Finance Up 57 7 Down 23 1 Inch 11 Hotels Properties Oil Palms 1 5 2 1 3 Tins rubbers t rubbers 3 6 1 4 1 3 Deb/Loans32 words
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Article1280 1981-07-30 II BID and offer prices officially listed and business in an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett" Big Board deal1,280 words
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Article788 1981-07-30 II City Dcv (4.728 4.785) (5) 4.44 (4) 4 46 (4) 4.50 (46) 460 (46) 4.54 (4) 442 (9) 440 (1) 4.68 (5) 4.70 (2) 4.78 •land A Pen (8.80S)XBI M redit (4.228 4.265) (1) 3.94 (20) 3.98 (10) 4.00 (2) 3 90 (1) 3 96 1 4.02 (5) 4.04788 words
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Article228 1981-07-30 II SYDNEY: BHP led a share decline yesterday, with rumours of a share issue and concern over the profitability of the group's steel and minerals divisions pressuring the stock, dealers said. IMI JUSII HIALfl Cents C I A N I P M Mnpol Pel H II 1 Bank NSW Bonl228 words
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Article346 1981-07-30 II TOKYO: Share prices rose yesterday, on selective buying In high technology and exportorientated issues on hopes that the recent yen's fall against the US dollar will encourage Japanese exports, dealers said. JULY 29 kjlnomolo \kal *.tahi I'hrm Usahi Gins Bank Tk Banyu Bridgesume :'hly<»da ;'hubu Pwr I) Nip Print346 words
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Article349 1981-07-30 III NEW YORK, Tues. The stock market retreated m a generally featureless session, as investors continued to look fur signs that interest rates will decline. Analysts said the market is concerned that rates still remain high despite evidence that the economy is slowing and that money supply growth has349 words
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Article280 1981-07-30 III AMSTERDAM, Tues. Share prices were mixed to higher with KLM losing 1 30 guilders and Royal Dalea 0.40, but lirilever up 0.90 and Philip* 0.70 m Dutch internationals, dealers said. In mostly higher banks ABN and Amr* added 0.50 each and mortgage bank Wih two. Rvbrro and Ratine* gained280 words
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Article12 1981-07-30 III THE London and Hongkong markets were closed yesterday Royal wedding.12 words
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Article145 1981-07-30 III ZURICH, Tues. Conoco rose sharply m active settlement day trading among foreign stocks while m domestic shares major banks were again m the limelight following their half-year results published last week, dealers said. Dollar stocks were generally traded around New York closing levels, with particularly high turnover m oil145 words
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Article108 1981-07-30 III BANGKOK: Share prices closed generally lower yesterday, after overnight steadiness m sluggish trading, dealers said. Pint Trust, SUm Credit and Rama Tawer fell 0.50 bant each to 49, 62 and 57 baht respectively, while Bangkok Bank and Ayadhaya Invratmeat closed unchanged at 260 and 83.50 baht. Asia Fibre Ayuthaya108 words
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Article312 1981-07-30 III Domestic and foreign bonds firmed on selective demand with interest focused on subordinated warrant issues and warrants of major banks which closed sharply higher m line with the continued strong demand for bank shares on the equity market. The Credit Suisse index added 1.7 to 258.6 points Acojt Mining312 words
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Article50 1981-07-30 III FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 525.3 Monday 528.5 Week Ago 512.2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 838.40 Monday 945.87 Week Ago 834.46 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday closed Tuesday 1880.52 Week Ago 1732.94 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday unav Tuesday unav Week Ago 713.4 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday unav Tuesday unav Week Ago 644.850 words
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Article39 1981-07-30 III THE MONETARY Authority of Singapore (MAS), invites banks and discount houses to tender for a total of $130 million 91-day Treasury Bills. Tenders close on July 31. Karri tender must not be less than $250,000. ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article2011 1981-07-30 II BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. iMMsnmi.s AJcmb (2.808 2.955) (1) 2.80 (2) 2.90 A Ckw (2.855) AMD (2.2K82,011 words
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Article32 1981-07-30 III Rubber: July 29 Singapore: Aug: 220.00 cents (down 0.50 cent) Malaysia: Aug: 240.00 cents (down 2.00 cents) Tin: M 533.04 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 245 tonnes (up 16 tonnes)32 words
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Article132 1981-07-30 III CHINESE Pradaee Exchange, SlßK»|wr«, mm rlaslnx prices per IN kg yesterday. CwNit «U: Bulk (ob $122.50 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $136.50 sellers, new drum fob $141.50 sellers. Ctpn: Mixed (loose) $72.75 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $375.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper132 words
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Article168 1981-07-30 III GOLD Futures closed generally firmer in light trading yesterday, with its initial rise reflecting the metal's strength in New York overnight, dealers said. Total sales for the day was recorded at 119 lots while Kerb volume at 39 lots, they said. On the one kilobar gold market trading was168 words
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Article148 1981-07-30 III THE STRAITS tin price was unchanged at MJ33.04 per kilo m Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 16 tonnes to 245 tonnes. The overnight London market was barely steady after firmer with forward buyers remaining unchanged at £7,650 per tonne. LONDON: Tin remained steady on the LME on148 words
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Article179 1981-07-30 III KUALA LUMPUR: Prices closed lower m light selling and lack of interest m quiet trading yesterday, dealers said. August m the central traded ex-mill, fell M 54.50 to $947.50 per tonne and south lost $5 to $950. In the September position central dropped $7.50 to $902.50 while m179 words
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Article36 1981-07-30 III Tm Mm Jew York 8 65B 8.38B 8.8SS 8.65S lurich 8MB 8.40B 85OS 8.75S Wed Tm Singapore 8KB 8.35B 8 75S 8.55S Cosing prices in US dollars a troy ounce. Smi**: Cra«t Stlmr, S'p»rr-36 words
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Article648 1981-07-30 III PRICES m the Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with August RSS One buyers quoted at 220.00 cents per kilo, down 0.50 cent on Tuesday's close, dealers said. The morning market closed unchanged around last night's closing level after fluctuating on covering interest alternated by profit-taking, they said.648 words
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Article104 1981-07-30 III NOON SSK SMK pmw y«urd>> RA8 Auiu.i (Current Mlhl Buyer. Sellers SSK 20 11 ton pallet) 201.00 20:1 (KIN SSK VI '1 i.n pallet I 198 50 200 SON MRKI.H SMKCV < I u.n pallet i 268.00 270.00N SMK I. I t..n pallet) 2S900 261 00N -S1K104 words
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Article30 1981-07-30 III LONDON: Copper prices on Tuesday (previous m brackets). Wirebar Spot £917.00 (£909.00). sellers £917.50 (£909.50); Three Month buyers £943.50 (£935.00); sellers £944.00 (£936.00). Market taae: Firmer. SaJ«»: 20.025 tonnes30 words
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Article24 1981-07-30 III THE average rate »t which m»J»r SUg»p»>re hMks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers Is 14.T35 per cent.24 words
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Article309 1981-07-30 III THE US Sing dollar opened at C 1580 In the Singapore form market yesterday. It slipped to 12 1550 but a lame buyer of US dollars m Singapore caused the US/Sing dollar to escalate to C l6lO. before closing at 12 1(00 10 m moderate trading Local309 words
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Article51 1981-07-30 III RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on July 29: Overnight 3^; to 6 Call deposits: 6 to 6'. r r Ck»in( Buying Scllinc 3-month Treasury bills 6. 6-> 3-month Bank bills 13 9/16 13 7/16 3 months CD 12 ■> 12 6 months CD 12 s 12Swvee: NaOwUl51 words
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Article27 1981-07-30 III ingapore dollars on July 29: Offer Bid vemight 1M» 1 1 month 12 12H 2 months 12H 12' 3 months 12H 12 Overnight mode 227 words
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Article346 1981-07-30 III INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: CunwdM Nominal r«t»« Sm!th»onl»n P»rc»nt»g» quoted yMtorday (crou)parity Chang* Lorml d*IUra to one unit of forrlKn rorUSdollar 2.1600 2.1610 2.8196 -23.29 Sterling pound 4.0175 4.0220 7.3469 -45.32 Australian dollar 2.4570 2.4595 3.4286 -28.34 NZ dollar ***** 1.7950 3.3286 -47.60 Canadian dollar 1.7620 1.7640346 words
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Advertisement364 1981-07-30 I (I/ IPuSp ■imiv I 111 I 4r£ nY Attention all fast food retailers, restaurants, wine bars, delicatessens, gourmet food shops and kitchen or tableware retailers Now is the time to rent space m Goldhill Square- and benefit from its professional, on-going promotion programme Goldhill Squares gourmet paradise, the A substantial364 words
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Advertisement757 1981-07-30 III A invites (applications for the following posim tions: a? A APPOINTMENT AND m, SALARY REQUIREMENTS m 4 PROGRAMMERS (Salary will be com- 2 'A' ond 2 'O' level A mensurate with passes including A jjL qualifications and General Paper at the experience within Cambridge GCE 'Ad- 4 the salary scale757 words
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Advertisement565 1981-07-30 III Qphiduit r I We are a newly established subsidiary of I I one of the largest U.S. multi-national I companies m the field of electrical wire I ducts, cable ties, and mass termination I connectors. I We require:MOLDING FOREMAN/ CHARGEHAND I Secondary or Technical Certificate I Several years of Plastic565 words
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Article, Illustration501 1981-07-30 1 THIS Saturday, we will be celebrating Hari Raya Puasa, Muslims and non-Muslims alike. Muslims celebrate Hari Raya as their triumphs at having endured the month-long fasting period. During the fasting month, they have been faithfully abstaining from food and drinks, keeping a tight rein on their words501 words
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Article73 1981-07-30 1 ii mm ft a «c a |hJ f&fr]tjj^:ife«t>:* it- irf? -nuk-M-'fu Witt: ff»Uft t*«cfi'JH F H -B3# ftf-tiJt'fnAiWfi'j nil Bft £f] -»Wftss A ffl^h ttgj£iDrifc4uftfta if-aew.iEta isjn- »llfttt«9i&fl M tt V:ffl*&fn°ftt*JL 4fi ffi&tf.ftJSTiftX m -A-fr^iPi^^^a i*J4tt* 211 ffifll-T ®ft^e^ m ±n« J£*tt*ftifDLl'>£tt ttffi.wm£AW'&o ftAoSfttgfcft^a *&i&fn#aii£ttttiE *F--g*TJ£^A ffWAlU^^^lt; ■TF -ft fiE73 words
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Article211 1981-07-30 1 Why Muslims fast MUSLIMS all over the world are approaching the end of their puasa (fasting month) during which eating and drinking are forbidden between sunrise and sunset. But there is much more to fasting than mere abstinence from food and drinks. It carries the message of the virtue of211 words
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Article429 1981-07-30 1 TAN JONG BEE - TAN JONG BEE Chinese surnames By THE surname, H6ng m m Chinese means "flood" or "vast," and this was unleashed m the 19th Century when a young man from this clan stirred torrents of events which almost drowned the Qing monarchy. That was during the Taiping429 words
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Advertisement119 1981-07-30 1 ■■Pf 4PBfct :^aafl^aaaaj afk f 1 PFMCJDELUNg sau= JH jH H EVERYTHING -BUT EVERYTHING -MUST GO! Chinese Emporium is presently undergoing normal prices that's a massive 80% savings!! major restructuring m its interior to give our There are many more great value-for-money shop a complete new look and image. offers119 words
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Advertisement98 1981-07-30 1 I AKERAMCHEMIE W ijy-j fi\ 1 1 p > You're welcome to browse around m our 'XJm 11-^-4HBu«. f^Hu showrcx)m Take a closer look at our JMBf JT C selection of unique decorative tiles. Think lß^f I^^ (rf the effects you can create for\( hit home AFVjSK JH or (rffice.98 words
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Advertisement101 1981-07-30 1 Getting rid of pests Eves If ywi're not frlghteaed of creepy -crawl I ps, there's n* reMM to let them be your h*ue-g«e«ts. PI ad out moir m Pages 10 and 11 Man behind floating studio He took crash coarse to make It to recording artiste status la six months101 words
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Article169 1981-07-30 2 THURSDAY Entertainment Special The Bermuda Triangle (Ch 5, 11.11 p.m.): The Bermuda Triangle, an area of the Atlantic Ocean which many are afraid to traverse, has been a mystery for the past 300 years. More than 700 boats, aeroplanes and thousands of people have vanished169 words
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Article, Illustration186 1981-07-30 2 THE much-publicised detective thriller series from Japan, Great Airport, begins Its ran tonight on Channel 8 at 1.28 p.m. Dabbed m Mandarin, this 2S-part TV drama series Is about the exciting adventures of a special six-member police unit which operates at the airport. The series kicks186 words
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Article93 1981-07-30 2 THE Moppet Show (Ch 5, 7 p.m.): The Muppets are back for a final season to lift up your spirits with another series of their mad half-hour exploits. Guest for the day is Loretta Swift of MASH fame. In an attempt to prevent her from stealing the93 words
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Article, Illustration696 1981-07-30 2 PICK of the DAY SBC 5 J THE Yenng And The Restless (Ch 5, S p.m.,: Leslie, now realising why her husband wants a divorce, lets her parents know. Stuart and Jennifer are shocked when they hear about Brad's nearblindness. Stuart runs to Brad and offers his support and aid.696 words
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Advertisement28 1981-07-30 2 H National Panasonic -Jg2^^» Easy stroller... Jr\ I 9L***^ Super stereo with a lot of go. RS-J3 Portable stereo cassette player.^M Read a good book recently? _Times Bookshops28 words
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Miscellaneous271 1981-07-30 2 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7 Neares lhe h^,., the fash 8 Teaching given on credit? (8) ionable majority? (6) 9 Works one m, being flexible (6) 13 Doctor seen gambolling around 10 24 down. Empty talk? Applaud ship wins two points for sar- there's some coming up! (8) <°rial know-how271 words
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Miscellaneous140 1981-07-30 2 EXHIBITIONS: LAND And Transport Of S'pore, organised by the National Archives and Oral History Dept. 5 p.m. 7 p.m. Art In Sentosa, various art forms ranging from ceramics to Chinese calligraphy. At Sentosa. 11 a.m. 5 p.m. Collages, by Goh Beng Kwan. Alpha Gallery. 10 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Art Exhibition,140 words
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Miscellaneous1320 1981-07-30 2 V and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by The Young 6 25 r i{ural Dwry (English) And The Restless 6 30 From Zoos 3.25 Reincarnated (r) ™> to Muppet Show 4.10 The Chuckle Head (Ma") 4.25 Diary Of Events 7.55 The Incredible Huk Fast Lane 4.30 The Facts1,320 words
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Article, Illustration751 1981-07-30 3 Capturing a lost world in art Finding a lost world m another's country is as unusual as finding famed art pieces m smaller museums. The Newark Museum, a few kilometres from New York, has an exhibition this summer on "Tibet: A Lost World". The collections made the Dalai Lama, who751 words
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Article, Illustration792 1981-07-30 3 A FEW Korean scholars have recently claimed that a 235-volume saga discovered about a year ago is the longest novel of its kind m the world, and could be a valuable clue shedding new light on Korea's literary history. The novel, a trilogy tracing the members792 words
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Article, Illustration1217 1981-07-30 4 A one-year correspondence course m audio recording engineering after a basic electronics course was all it took Alphonso Soosay to equip himself to build Singapore's only floating recording studio. KANNAN CHANDRAN tells us how he did it. AT FIRST I was confounded by the idea of a1,217 words
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Article, Illustration904 1981-07-30 4 JANET MASLIN - Movies reflect spirit of the times JANET MASLIN By THE superheroes of this summer's movies have accomplished some remarkable feats, not the least of which is temporarily banishing tne memory of what movie heroism used to be. Only a few years ago, we watched loner after loner battle the system,NYT - 904 words
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Advertisement208 1981-07-30 4 WE ARE READY TO SERVE ALL YOUR BAGING NEEDS. Manufacturers of Singlet Cutting Bags High Density P.E. Food Bags Low Density P.E. Butcher's Bag Polypropylene Bags Bin Liners General Market OVERSEAS ENQUIRIES WELCOME PRICES REASONABLE Vlrjrjf JUTAPAK INDUSTRIES PRIVATE LTD? UN|T )8 .,28, BLOCK-12, 50, KALLANG BAHRU, KALLANG BASIN INDUSTRIAL208 words
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Article1329 1981-07-30 5 HUNGARIAN composer Zoltan Kodaly is one of the greatest music educationists of this century. If we want to get the best out of his system of music education universally known as the Kodaly method we can't afford to look to his teaching techniques only. Knowing the hand1,329 words
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Article, Illustration620 1981-07-30 6 L Dealers •from all over Asia are beating a path to Taiwan's door to begin selling the fuelless cars m showrooms. 4 Dr Ru-Yih Sun, chief electric vehicle researcher at Tsing Hua University. AFTER selling electric toys for years, Taiwan is toying with the620 words
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Article, Illustration637 1981-07-30 6 MARILYN HOFFMAN - Clock sculpture MARILYN HOFFMAN By m CALIFORNIA WHY shouldn't a clock be housed m a piece of contemporary wood sculpture? California artist Charles Jaschob sees no reason why not, and terms what he produces by hand "clock sculptures". They combine his longtime love of clocks with contemporary sculptural forms a637 words
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Article, Illustration799 1981-07-30 10 THERE are tales of many brave men who'd never cringe m the face of danger, but would dive straight under the Erotective covers of a lanket reduced to a quivering mass when they sight a cockroach flying around the house. There was also the unusual, impossible tale of the799 words
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Article651 1981-07-30 10 JOHN LEONARD - JOHN LEONARD By JANE Oreilly, journalist and feminist and mother, is 44 years old. On at least one occasion it has occurred to her to wish that "I were 26 again, when men were like streetcars". A child of the 1950s brought up Irish CatholicNYT - 651 words
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Advertisement254 1981-07-30 10 HORTI introduces self watering magic capillary action flower and plant pots Designed to suit you your loved ones. Sole agents SINGAPORE HORTI-FLORA Wo 77, Dunearn Road «d# s'/? km rioral Mile jflf^'^V* Smc3pore 1130 JpPff^"" Tel: 25 1 5760 (2 lines) iil J^., Ktfari Available m Emoonum Ho'dmgs CX Tang.254 words
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337 1981-07-30 11 Insecticides: Contents and hazards ALL chemicals used to control pests are, to some extent, hazardous. If they're absolutely safe, they probably won't work. Insecticides can be used m liquid, emulsion or powder form. Liquids that are used m a spray are either oil or water-based. They leave a film that337 words
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Article622 1981-07-30 11 Linda Neo - Linda Neo The house was nice. Very nice. And a lot of people really wanted to buy it. But the high mortage interest rates m the US scared all potential buyers away. The ownerj had to find a way of solving that problem how to sellNYT - 622 words
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Article, Illustration274 1981-07-30 11 YOU'VE heard about it, read about it. Most oversea magazines, including Life, have gone to town on it. But have you noticed what's special about the Lady Di hair-do? The secret, according to Mr Roland Chow, is m the parting of the hair. You hardly notice any274 words
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Article, Illustration687 1981-07-30 11 DANA LAM and photographer NGHAI CHEE WAH present: DEAR mother, But of course, it is I. Take a good look now, since you never thought I'd make much of such an unstructured face as this. Cute at the very most, you'd say. Remember how you687 words
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Article, Illustration2268 1981-07-30 12 IT'S a bit after 7.30 a.m. and silver-haired Bill Harris has just finished morning tea. He sits quietly m the kitchen, staring out the front window at the spotlessly clean street beyond. Suddenly, there is aJarring explosion. The window rattles, the walls shake, but Bill Harris doesn't even2,268 words
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Advertisement397 1981-07-30 12 Times brings you the year's most glamorous event There are royal wedding books and royal wedding books, but there'll be none so authoritative, so up-to-date, so lavish as Gordon Honeycombe's Royal Wedding. Gordon Honeycome, ITN newscaster and novelist, tells the whole story of the year's most glamorous event the historical397 words
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Article616 1981-07-30 13 JOHN CHADWICK - How far will this 'massacre go? JOHN CHADWICK By m SWITZERLAND ENVIROMENTALISTS are up in arms against what they call a massacre of the Alps as Switzerland prepares for what it hopes will be another boom ski season. Freak blizzards which swept the mountains recently, closing 10 passes including theReuter - 616 words
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Advertisement433 1981-07-30 13 Now you can be a decision maker. All you have to do is mate the first decison start a Home Study programme with Collier Macmillan Schools B> if you want to be a success, its really up to JM you You re the one who has to make up your433 words
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Advertisement696 1981-07-30 14 An outstanding opportunity to join a well established progressive European company as MANAGER COMPUTER MARKETING Salary: Negotiable around 180,000 The MANAGER, COMPUTER MARKETING will be a dynamic, creative individual who has wide knowledge and experie'ice m the marketing of mmi -computers m the Singapore environment. The preferred age is late696 words
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Advertisement549 1981-07-30 14 m RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION PTE LTD We are a leading supplier of granite aggregate, sand, asphalt concrete and ready mixed concrete, and a contractor m civil engineering works. In order to cope with our expansion programmes, we have created the following job opportunities. 1. QUARRY MANAGER Minimum 5 years proven549 words
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Advertisement740 1981-07-30 14 Technician Office Equipment LOCATION: Nauru Island, Central Pacific. THE COMPANY: The Nauru Phosphate Corporation, which was formed by the Republic of Nauru to develop phosphate deposits on the island, is seeking an Office Equipment Technician. THE POSITION: Repair and maintenance of office equipment for the Phosphate Corporation, Government and other740 words
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Advertisement595 1981-07-30 15 3j Un IfllKl FOXBORO FAR EAST PTE LTD Foxboro Far East Pte Ltd., Area Headquarters of The Foxboro Company, U.S.A.. is expanding its Systems and Engineering Centre to meet its fast growing business m Asia and Far East. If you are an Engineering graduate with systems work background and are595 words
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Advertisement474 1981-07-30 15 Q SINGAPORE El NATIONAL l"tJ PRINTERS PTE LTD 1 A stable and established printing company requires: I SUPERVISOR Publication Circulation Qualifications and Experience 1 Possess GCE A' level and be able to communicate proficiently m English, both orally and m writing. 2 Preferably be exposed to a work environment involving474 words
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Advertisement558 1981-07-30 15 Verhnes S A Manufacturer of fine French wines since 1875 wishes to appoint dealers for distribution and marketing of their French LAMOUR wines Q)tes-du-Rhone Bordeaux Superieur Sauvignon Bergerac Blanc Sec G)tes-de-Provence Rose Champagne Nicolas Feuillatte Particuliere Brut m Singapore and Malaysia. Interested parties are invited to write to Verhnes' representative,558 words
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Advertisement659 1981-07-30 16 ffiHDB EXHUMATION OF GRAVES PART OF KWONG NGEE SUAH TEOCHEW CEMETERY (mmmfkiummmai) LOCATED IN BETWEEN YARDLEY COURT MANSION AND NG SOON KWEE NURSERY AT 8.5 KM (5 M.S.) UPPER SERANGOON ROAD Notice is hereby given that part of the Kwong Ngee Suah Teochew Cemetery, formerly belonging to Ngee Ann Kongsi659 words
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