The Straits Times, 25 August 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    BIG SWITCH TO NEW NUMBERS
    1343 1  - BIG SWITCH TO NEW NUMBERS To standardise high-rise addresses of flats, offices, shops and factories DO'S AND DON'TS FOR RESIDENTS: PAGE 7 By IRENE NGOO Housing Correspondent THREE out of every four people living m Singapore will have their addresses changed by March 1983 under a new common numbering system
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    Man who did it through 'pure will
    216 1 A YOLNG man of humble origins who won an overseas scholarship and returned to serve the National Trades Union Congress vas last night praised by the Minister without Portfolio, Mr Lam Chee Oni Mr LJm did not name him, but said he showed
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    Lock icon Captive envoy rescued by Swedish police
    176 1 Captive envoy rescued by Swedish police STOCKHOLM, Monday SWEDISH riot police stormed the residence of Iran's ambassador to Sweden today and freed him from a group of 30 opponents of revolutionary leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny who had taken him hostage. Ambassador Abdol Rahim Gavahi, his wife and a third Iranian
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    Lock icon False paperst Two jailed
    49 1 JAKARTA. Mon A Jakarta court sentenced two Taiwanese actresses, Chou You Show and Jen Chu Chu, both 32, to four months' jail yesterday for using false papers to obtain Indonesian passports. The Public Prosecutor said they had signed illegal marriage certificates with Indonesian men. AP.
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    Honesty that's worth a million dollars
    400 1 HOTEL employ cc Elizabeth Rodrlgues, X, did not stop and wonder what to do when she found a diamond ring worth $1 million. She had It returned to the owner Immediately. A Junior housekeeper at the Ossdwssd Park Hotel, she said yesterday: "Many people
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    Lock icon Abortions urged
    58 1 BEIJING, Mon. Guangdong province will launch a birth control campaign next month which will focus on mobilising" women pregnant with their second child to have abortions, an official newspaper reported. The Guangdong Daily said the city had not met its birth control target for the past four years,
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    Lock icon More pay
    37 1 MANILA, Mon. Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos today ordered a 36 per cent salary increase for the country's 350,000 public school teachers, bringing their minimum salary increases from 666 pesos (about SJIB3) to 904 pesos. AFP.
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    Lock icon Da Vinci was the greatest genius
    129 1 VIENNA, Mon. Leonardo Da Vinci was the greatest genius who ever lived, according to delegates at a conference of Mensa, the organisation which claims to represent the world's most intelligent people. The 250 delegates at the conference, held at Graz 150 km south of
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    The boss who was invited to join union
    322 1  - The boss who was invited to join union By S. M. MUTHU THE managing director of Keppel Shipyard, Mr Chua Cnor Teck, has been offered cadre membership m his workers' union a "first" m Singapore. The Union of Keppel Shipyard Employees of Singapore decided on this to foster greater rapport
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    'CCs been doing that all along...'
    599 1  -  K. C. LEE REPLIES TO CHUA By KAREN LAU THE deputy chairman of the People's Association, Mr Lee Khoon Choy, yesterday defended, with examples and figures, the present role of community centres m Singapore. The 158 community centres, run by the People's Association, have
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    Lock icon All set for new weapon
    93 1 SAO PAULO. Mon. Brazil will soon begin mass producing a new, simple machine gun, adding to the nations growing arms export industry. Die O Estado De Sao Paulo newspaper reported yesterday. The 12.7 kg gun which can fire 650 to 700 rounds a minute was
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    Lock icon Dance ban
    36 1 JERUSALEM, Mon. Israeli Chtef Rabbi Ovadia Yossef today pronounced a formal ban on dancing between men and women at Jewish weddings and said couples who ignored it would be committing "an unforgivable sin." AFP.
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    Lock icon HINCKLEY CHARGED
    45 1 HINCKLEY CHARGED WASHINGTON, M»n. John Hlnrkley, an oil ccmpMv executive, w*s chaned today with trying to assassinate Prrsldrnt Ronald Reagan outside a Washlagton hotel last March N. He was a.'s* accnaed •f wounding White Hwue Press Secretary James Brady and two Secret ServW M?nts. Renter.
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      60 1 In Summary Pag* 2 The new approach to learning for Spore students Pag* 12 Pages 3, 4, 5 US, Libya head for another showdown Back Pag* COMICS 8 CAUSEWAY 11 EDITORIAL 12 LETTERS IS CLASSIFIEDS 19-28 Kirn Song out of Merdeka Pag* 30 Ng Teng Fong 40 cts deals Pages
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      504 2 Economic advice FIRST the business community was approached. Now, the academic world has been asked to help prepare next year's Budget. The Economics Department of the National University of Singapore, the Economics Society of Singapore and the Economics Research Centre have been asked to submit papers according to guidelines
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      COMMENT
      339 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: UNION leaders who persist In defending workers with poor work attitudes harm the interests of good workers and Jeopardise the productivity campaign. The NTUC should consider Mr Ong Teng Cheong's suggestion that they be disciplined. The plan by the Singapore Association of Occupational Therapists to
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      541 2 Economic growth JAPAN will continue to grow economically for the next six months at a yearly rate of 6 per cent thanks to exports, says an official estimate. Domestic growth was slow and a White Paper says the government must try to revamp a relatively stagnant economy
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      284 2 MUI TO TAKE LEGAL ACTION MALAYAN United Industries (MUI) has taken the first step to bring Glen Holdings to court over the interpretation of the controversial MUI-Ming Court Hotel-Hotel Malaysia deal. MUI has instructed its solicitors, Shook Lin Bok, to start legal action against Glen, the wholly-owned subsidiary
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      BACKGROUND
      68 2 PANAMA CANAL'S FUTURE THE Panama Canal, once called the world's eighth wonder may become obsolete by the end of the century. Users of the canal are pressing for a waterway that can take larger ships. Rising energy costs are making the use of large ships of up to 250,000
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      SPORTS
      190 2 Sporting week A SPORTING week has just ended. While the top local athletes were pounding the National Stadium track on Sunday, only 100 metres away the finals of the Pakistan International Airlines Squash Championship were being held. Last Thursday and Friday, the Chinese youth swimming team made waves at
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      141 2 Council for the businessmen A NATIONAL consultative council will help forge better government-private sector relations, says Bank Bumiputra chairman Tan Sri Kamarul Anffin. It can be a forum where the private businessmen can give their views and provide immediate feedback to the government. Top policy makers from
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      SECTION 2
      342 2 For lively show SBC'S latest Speak Good Mandarin Quiz can be livened up with language games and feature two teams instead of four, says reviewer LEONG WENG KAM who feels that entertainment value is lacking. Also, as most participants come from Chinese and English language streams, it will
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon High and dry after typhoon
      125 3 High and dry after typhoon A POLICE helicopter rescuing a resident from rising flood waters m Taka.su area (picture right) yesterday after the nearby Kokai River bank was destroyed by heavy rains caused by Typhoon Thad. In the picture below, residents In Suzaka City, central Japan, surveyed the mass of
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      Lock icon Exports grow but the economy at home flags
      330 3 SAYS JAPAN TOKYO, Monday JAPAN'S enviable economic strength is certain to continue over the next six months but will be primarily based on exports rather than domestic growth. Economic growth m the April-June quarter of this year was at an annual rate
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      Lock icon Kuwaiti blaze rages on
      52 3 KUWAIT, Mon. Firemen are still fighting a four-day-old oil tank blaze that has closed one of Kuwait's three refineries, Kuwaiti officials said today. The officials said the Kuwaiti Cabinet today ordered a committee to investigate the cause of the fire. In which one person has been
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      Lock icon Mrs Gandhi and French Foreign Minister hold talks
      153 3 Mrs Gandhi and French Foreign Minister hold talks NEW DELHI, Mon. French Foreign Minister Claude Cheysson held talks with Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi today and also delivered an invitation to her from President Francois Mitterrand to visit France. No details of the talks were immediately available but French diplomatic
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      Lock icon No more the 'sick man'
      68 3 BEIJING. Mon. The days when widespread tuberculosis made China the "sick man of the East" are over, an official magazine said today. Since the communist victory m 1949, incidence of the disease had dropped 80 to 90 per cent m the towns, and 50 per
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      Lock icon Flood rescue
      41 3 BEIJING, Mon. Relief workers have rescued "most" of the 50,000 people trapped by flooding m Shaanxi province, the official People's Daily reported today. It did not mention whether the rest of the trapped people still were m danger. UPI.
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      Pilgrim killed at barber's in Sri Lanka
      259 3 Pilgrim killed at barber's in Sri Lanka COLOMBO, Monday A 35- YEAR-OLD Indian death as he sat m a barb southern Sri Lanka yesti today. I The man, indentified at S. Dhanabathy from Madras, was the first victim of communal violence since a state of emergency was declared m Sri
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      Lock icon PREM TO MEET FRASER, MULDOON
      112 3 PREM TO MEET FRASER, MULDOON BANGKOK, Mon. Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda and his delegation are scheduled to visit New Zealand and Australia from Thursday to Sept 3, a Foreign Ministry official said today. General Prem will stay m New Zealand for a fourday official visit as a guest of his
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      Lock icon Union 'bans' imports
      84 3 SYDNEY, Mon A car worker's union has banned the import of Nissan cars into the state of New South Wales because the company plans to replace its locally-built transmissions with imported units. The State Secretary of the Vehicle Builders' Union. Joe Thompson, said yesterday the Japanese car
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      Lock icon CHINA DENIES EXPORTING DRUGS TO BUY ARMS
      166 3 BEIJING, Mon CHINA today denied Soviet allegations it was exporting US$l5 billion (5J32.5 billion) worth of narcotics each year to finance arms purchases and international spying operations. The official People's Daily said Moscow, which made the allegations m an official publication called News
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      Lock icon New still camera uses disc instead of film
      257 3 New still camera uses disc instead of film TOKYO, Mon. Japan's Sony Corporation today unveiled a still colour camera system that relies on magnetic video discs instead of film. The camera looks like a conventional one, but produces electronic signals on a tiny magnetic disc that can then be shown
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      Lock icon Food relief diverted
      74 3 LONDON, Mon. Large quantities of European and United States food supplies destined for refugees m Somalia nave ended up m the hands of the Somalian army and of Ethiopian guerillas fighting government forces m Ogaden province, the Guardian newspaper said today. In a dispatch from Somalia, the
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        78 4 A COUPLE who thought they were being patriotic by flying the flag have been ordered to appear m a US district court on Sept 11 after surveyors found their flagpole was actually on federal land. The "unauthorised structure" was found iust a few metres i outside the couple's
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        Lock icon Threat to threads
        67 4 SOME people are patrolling the streets of a South Chinese city with scissors to cut off the bell bottoms from young people's fashionable pants, a letter to the People's Daily complained yesterday. Amid China's current anti-crime campaign, some people, especially older officials, are equating somewhat unusual clothing
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        Lock icon Misuse of state funds
        72 4 A NURSING home official was charged with using state Medicaid payments to lease X-rated films that were .shown at a Waterbury movie theatre he managed m Hartford, Connecticut. Richard Quatrano, 45, has also been accused of defrauding the state to pay for his home utility bills,
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      Lock icon Israel reaffirms stand on West Bank, Gaza Strip
      384 4 JERUSALEM, Mon THE Israeli Cabinet yesterday reaffirmed its long-standing proposals for autonomy for the Palestinian Arabs of the Israelioccupied West Bank and Gaza strip, an issue which Prime Minister Menachem Begin will discuss tomorrow with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. Mr Begin and
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      Lock icon Mission to West for talks on Namibia
      137 4 Mission to West for talks on Namibia SALISBURY, Mon. Five African states have sent top-level envoys to five Western capitals m a new bid to influence a political settlement m the disputed territory of Namibia, it was announced here yesterday. A Foreign Affairs Ministry spokesman said Zimbabwe Foreign Minister Witness
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      Lock icon Robot meet
      23 4 TOKYO, Mon. A five-day international conference on automation and robot engineering attended by some 1,360 delegates opened today m Kyoto. UPI.
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      Lock icon GEM OF A GUARD
      160 4 LONDON, Mon. A PRICELESS star sapphire from Sri Laaka west on display today at London's Commonwealth Institute, bat the real star *f th« sapphire exhibit was Its security system: A oobra. "I d« not know whether It Is better than the modern electronic security systems," said
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      Lock icon ISRAELI RABBI MAKES A GRAVE DEMAND
      196 4 ISRAELI RABBI MAKES A GRAVE DEMAND JERUSALEM, Mon. The conflict over archeological excavations at Jerusalem's City of David took a new twist yesterday when Chief Rabbi Shlomo Goren called on Prof Yigael Yadin to return the skeletons of some 50 Jews from the Roman era discovered m the Judean desert
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      Lock icon Four killed
      28 4 HONGKONG, Mon. Four people were killed and 29 others injured when an ambulance collided with a double decker bus on Tuen Mun Highway this evening. AFP.
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      Lock icon Bani-Sadr plans 'resistance groups' to topple Khomeiny
      416 4 6 WHAT can yon say about a religions man, 85 years old, who Is supposed to represent hope, who Is supposed to represent the spirit, the mind, and instead of that, he shoots at peo- pie. Mr Bani-Sadr describing Ayatollah Khomeiny. BEIRUT, Monday
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      Lock icon Worthy of Solomon's wisdom
      156 4 TEL AVTV, Mon. Israeli judges will need the wisdom of Solomon to decide a case at Ashdod, south of here, m which two women are each claiming legal motherhood of a sixteen-month-old girl. The natural mother, who was unmarried and a minor, gave birth secretly m
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      Lock icon Hunger striker's wife and kids at funeral
      62 5 Hunger striker's wife and kids at funeral THE two children of dead IRA hanger striker Michael Devioe, Michael and Louise, pictured with their mother, Margaret (top right) at his funeral m Londonderry m Northern Ireland on Saturday. Devlne was the tenth IRA hanger striker In Belfast's Maze Prison to starve
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      Lock icon MP seeks talks with Thatcher over 'Maze'
      330 5 MP seeks talks with Thatcher over 'Maze' BELFAST, Mon BOBBY SANDS' successor m the British Parliament was today seeking a meeting with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher m hopes of ending the Maze prison hunger strike on which the Irish Republican Army guerilla died. Another IRA prisoner m the Maze and
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      Lock icon Soviet allies told to cut debts to West
      256 5 'UNUSUAL' KREMLIN MESSAGE MOSCOW, Mon THE Soviet Politburo yesterday warned its satellites to stick to strict communist policies and avoid running into excessive debt to the capitalist states. In an unusual message issued by the official news agency Tass on Saturday and
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      Lock icon SAUSAGE GETS SAILOR INTO TROUBLE
      135 5 LE HAVRE (France), Mon. A French sailor has been under arrest for four days, ships' officers m his firm are threatening to strike and a French union has been negotiating with Morocco and all because of a sausage. Joseph Guillou, a mechanic on the Moroccan
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      Falling concrete slab crushes three in car
      131 5 SYDNEY, M«n. Three pecple were crushed to death In the city centre today when a concrete tUb fell from a partly demolished building on to their ear, a police spokesman said. The man and wife and their daughter died Instantly when the fivetonne
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      50 5 BOLZANO (Italy), Mon. Officials used tear gas to break up a birthday party given by about 15 prisoners for a fellow inmate m a barricaded cell at Bolzano Jail, police said. Police and magistrates were called m to restore order when the prisoners refused to come out. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Atlantis found' claim
      107 5 PARIS, Mon. A French sculptress today claimed to have discovered the lost continent of Atlantis off the Atlantic coast of Ireland. Nicole Buisson, speaking by telephone from Londonderry, said her team of six divers made the discovery when they were investigating a temple built about 1,000 BC
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      Lock icon $13m DRUGS SEIZED FROM YACHT OFF FRENCH COAST
      153 5 $13m DRUGS SEIZED FROM YACHT OFF FRENCH COAST BREST (France), Mon. French customs officials made their biggest drug haul ever when they seized 1.75 tonnes of cannabis resin from a Britishregistered yacht off Brest on Friday. A customs spokesman said the haul, with an estimated street value of 35 million
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        Lock icon Black box mangled
        70 5 THE 'BLACK BOX' containing a tape recording of cockpit conversaions just before Taiwan's worst air disaster on Saturday was badly mangled and probably cannot shed light on the cause of the tragedy, officials in Taipeh said yesterday. All 110 people aboard the Far Eastern Air Transport jetliner
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        Asean-Japan talks
        30 5 Asean- Japan talks ASEAN and Japanese officials will meet in Jakarta next month to discuss the distribution of a proposed US$100 million (SJ200 ■million) Japanese aid package for development projects.
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        First trip to region
        75 5 EGYPTIAN Foreign Minister Kamal Hassan Ali will visit Asia from Sept 1 to 18, the Foreign Ministry said in Cairo yesterday the first trip to the region by an Egyptian Foreign Minister. Mr Ali will meet leaders of Thailand, Singapore, China, North Korea and Japan and
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        Lock icon Firyubin in Karachi
        61 5 SOVIET Deputy Foreign Minister Nikolai Firyubin arrived in Karachi yesterday for three-days of talks with Pakistani officials expected to concentrate on the Afghanistan crisis. Except for representatives of official Pakistan television and radio, no reporters were invited to Karachi airport to meet Mr Firyubin, who was greeted
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        Lock icon Vatican links denied
        51 5 CHINA will not consider establishing relations with the Vatican while the Holy See maintains diplomatic links with Taiwan, an official Chinese magazine said in Beijing yesterday. An article by the international edition of the foreign-language Beijing Review denied rumours China had established bilateral relations with the Vatican.
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        Lock icon Reagan gives notice
        89 5 UNITED States President Ronald Reagan, launching his first major foreign policy battle in Congress, is ready to end months of delay with official notification of his plan to sell sophisticated radar planes to Saudi Arabia Under the administration timetable sent to Capitol Hill yesterday, the Congress that
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        Lock icon China greets Carter
        80 5 FORMER American President Jimmy Carter arrived in Beijing yesterday and the Chinese are expected to give him a warm welcome to show 1 their appreciation for his bold move to restore full relations between Washington and Beijing in 1979. The Chinese government, which invited the former President,
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      Lock icon Crash object may be radioactive Soviet satellite
      289 5 PERTH, Mon. A GOVERNMENT observatory today issued a warning about possible radiation hazards from what is believed to be a Soviet satellite that crashed tO earth m north-wpst Australia last night. Police reported several sightings of a "greenishwhite" object falling to earth near
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      Lock icon Anti-dengue fever teams
      61 5 HAVANA, Mon. Cuban health officials have kept up a fierce battle to control a dengue fever epidemic that has Killed 113 people, including 81 children, since June, according to the last official toll. Communist Party members have formed special teams that are systematically fumigating all housholds to
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      Reviving a centuriesold dream...
      1636 6 PANAMA CANAL USERS PRESSING FOR A LARGER SHIPS WATERWAY THE idea of a new sea-level canal at Panama to augment the existing canal is being revived. Such a waterway would facilitate the movement of larger ships between the Atlantic and the Pacific, WILLIAM CHISLETT reports. Rising
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      117 6 Brown's School of Hairdressing proudly announce the commencement of the Advanced Workshop These special 2-weeks course are designed to meet the specific requirements of individual students Limited students per class to ensure individual attention to allow your talents to develop quickly Our course starts at the beginning of each month
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    'Avert tension by having mix of citizens in HDB estates'
    346 7 SENIOR government servants, taxi drivers and the ordinary workers should all be neighbours m the same Housing Board estates if social tensions are not to erupt m Singapore, the Minister for Trade and Industry, Dr Tony Tan, said last night.
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    Baby found near rubbish chute
    82 7 Baby found near rubbish chute A NEW born baby girl was found abandoned near a rubbish chute at the ground floor of Block 27, Tanglin Halt Road at 8 a.m. yesterday. Police said the baby-girl. about one- or two-days-old, was wrapped m three white towels and is believed to be
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    Lights on
    28 7 THE Public Works Department has installed a push button pedestrian crossing signals at Upper Serangoon Road near Montfort School. The lights will be operational from tomorrow.
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    Fire at BP refinery
    62 7 FIRE broke out m one of the tanks at the BP Petroleum Refinery m Pasir Panjang Road last night. A bolt of lightning during a thunderstorm is believed to have caused the fire at about 9.30 p.m. Refinery staff put it out m 10 minutes. A
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    What the hex?
    107 7 THE new address system has at least one Initial snag. The hex sign does not exist on certain typewriter keyboards, In word-proces-sors and computers. Organisations and companies will have to change their machines or make the necessary alterations If they want to use the new system. The
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    HOW TO CHANGE TO NEW ADDRESS
    286 7 HOW TO CHANGE TO NEW ADDRESS IFOR COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS: II the whole floor, My the J6th orey. ft liken up as on* unit by a company, the unit number will b« n 26-00. In building* where there are two main antrancas at different levels, tha lowar of tha two levelt
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    This article may have started the ball rolliner...
    117 7 o This article on the right, which appeared m the January 22, 1979 issue of the Singapore American, a newsletter (or the American cummuni .y here, is believed to have triggered off th< re-numbering exercise for highrise buildings. It points out the
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    1.000 civil servants will take to the computer
    243 7 1.000 civil servants will take to the computer ONE thousand senior civil servants will, over the next few weeks, give op their pens and learn to write all over again this time at the keyboard of a microcomputer and using programming languages. They will be taking part In the Finance
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    Do's and don'ts on numbering system
    271 7 FOR THE convenience of highrise residents who will be affected by the new nun.bering system to be implemented from March 1, 1983, here is a fist of do's and dont's: If you are living m an HDB or JTC flat, you need not fix
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    1982 budget will be most thoroughly researched
    298 7  - 1982 budget will be most thoroughly researched By CONRAD RAJ of Times Business NEXT year's Budget to be presented by Minister for Trade and Industry Dr Tony Tan, will probably be one of the most thoroughly researched m Singapore's history. For Dr Tony Tan is seeking not only the views
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    Sats worker jailed for airport thefts
    136 7 Sats worker jailed for airport thefts A BAGGAGE-HAND at Changi Airport was yesterday sentenced to three months' jail on four counts of stealing outgoing passengers' luggage left on conveyor belts for transfer to aircraft. Abdul Wahab bin Abdul Rahim, 32, of Singapore Airport Terminal Services (Sats), admitted committing the offences
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    One in five million has disease
    495 7 A WOMAN who died m a hospital last yea- was suffering from arae disease which afflicts oily one m five million people, a coroner heard yesterday. Associate P.'of Chao Tzee Cheng, testifying at the inquiry intc the death of Madam Lew Leok Lian, 27,
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    Jackpot in the sky jet takes off for US
    244 8  - Jackpot in the sky jet takes off for US JANIE KHOO By PASSENGERS for San Francisco on Singapore Airlines' Flight SQ2 today will make history they will be the first to fly m a plane fitted with Jackpot machined. And If Lady Luck smiles down on them, the air travellers
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    Witness: Accused had neurotic tendency
    379 8 Witness: Accused had neurotic tendency A CONSULTANT psychiatrist told the High Court yesterday that national serviceman Tioea Chwee Tee has a "distinct neurotic tendency" and tends to react abnormally when under great stress. Dr Ho Eng Siong said Tjoea grew up m a "psychologically unhealthy environment" raised mainly by his
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    US Congress trade team arrives
    71 8 US Congress trade team arrives A 10-MEMBER US Congressional delegation arrived last night on a threeday visit to examine trade and economic issues. They are members of the Subcommittee on Trade of the House of Representatives' Ways and Means Committee. Led by Trade Subcommittee chairman Mr Sam Gibbons, they will
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    SIA to have top computer centre in 1984
    358 8  - SIA to have top computer centre in 1984 By CONRAD RAJ of Times Business SINGAPORE Airlines will have one of the most modern computer centres m the region when its new complex m Changi is ready m j Until the new computer centre is ready, the airline will augment its
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    Five sisters suspected of pickpocketing
    100 8 FIVE sisters are among a group of 12 suspected pickpockets now under close police watch fallowing a rise In pickpocket thefts In Chinatown. It is understood the five sisters, aged 25 to SS, are believed to be responsible for a number of thefts from unwary
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    New school may be major centre in Asia
    257 8  - New school may be major centre in Asia GILLIAN POW By A NEW Indonesian school to be built m Singapore may become the major centre for secondary education for Indonesians studying m Asia. Indonesian children now have regular lessons m a house m Holland Hill. which has been converted into
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    Briton fined for theft
    44 8 A BRITISH national, Neil Edward Beattie. 18, was yesterday jailed for a day and fined $600 by a magistral* for stealing a watch from Eastern Watch Co Ltd m Lucky Plaza last Sunday. Beattie, who pleaded guilty, paid the fine.
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    Death fall
    32 8 AN 18-year-old Malaysian, Low Poh Peng, was found dead at the foot of Block 174. Boon Lay Gardens at about midnight on Sunday. Police believe he fell to his death.
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    Getting into the swim for a `prized' duck
    99 9 Getting into the swim for a `prized' duck Jl ST one arm's length and the duck would be his well at least m getting a prize. This swimmer was among 12 who took part m the I'esta Laut water games at Fulau Seklng to celebrate National Day on Sunday. Two
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    Woman dies in accident
    238 9 ONE woman died and eight people were injured m accidents on Sunday. Miss Teh Siew Hua, 19, died m a hospital on Sunday, two hours after the car she was travelling m skidded and hit a lamp-post m Commonwealth Avenue West Extension. Police said the driver,
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    Specs engaged to help Brunei, China ports
    349 9 A SUBSIDIARY of the Port of Singapore Authority has extended its engineering and consultancy services m port and marine facilities to several projects m Brunei and China. Singapore Engineering and Consultancy Services (Specs), which began operations some 18 months ago, recently received a
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    3 Jabbar queries
    87 9 3 Jab bar queries QUESTIONS for oral answer at the next Parliament sitting MR M. K. A. Jabbar: To ask the Minister for National Development why the traffic lights Installed recently m the Radln Mas area are not properly synchronised why the bus stop m Telok Siangan Road, near the
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    NTUC posts
    29 9 THE NTUC constitution provides for three deputy chairmen and three deputy secretaries-general and not two vice chairmen and three deputy secretaries-general as reported .The error is regretted
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    No headphones on while teaching driving?
    217 9  - No headphones on while teaching driving? EDMUND TEO, By Transport Reporter A MOVE is being considered to ban driving instructors from listening to music the headphones way, while giving lessons to learner drivers. Registry of Vehicles officers recently noticed a number of instructors doing so during lessons. A spokesman said
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    Tried to break into factory
    55 9 LABOURER Khamsani Soeb was jailed one day and fined $1000 for attempting to break into a factory m Jurong. He was seen hiding on the roof-top of Yamaha Manufacturing m Teban Crescent on Aug 17 morning, when the police arrived following a call from the
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    Govt to develop vaccine against hepatitis infection
    493 9 THE government is planning to develop and produce a vaccine against a type of hepatitis infection. The vaccine for Hepatitis B viral infection an infection of the liver would be ready m a few years and would initially be available to medical staff,
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    Workers are your most important assets, firms told
    385 9 WORKERS are a company's most important assets and their needs should be put above the quest for profits, Mr Eugene Yap, the Parliamentary Secretary (Labour) and man behind the push for quality control circles, told firms here yesterday. Mr Yap, chairman of
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    STUDENT FINED FOR THEFTS IN SCHOOL
    146 9 (HI A So»n Heng Dennis, tt, a private school student, was yesterday jailed a day and fined $l,2tt by a magistrate when he admitted stealing four calculators and a cassette player from fear students of Hwa Chong Junior College. The offences took place between
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      Helping hands for Dr M
      91 11 PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad Is helped down from a rostrum In Alor Star on Saturday as he came rlose to collapsing before »,IM of his constituents just before he addressed them. Just as he started his speech, he told the crowd: "I'm
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      Lock icon 600,000 new words
      55 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malaysian Government is preparing 600,000 Bahasa Malaysia-Indonesia terminologies for use ir institutions of higher learning by 1983. the director general of Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka (National Language Centre) Datuk Hassan Ahmad said yesterday. He said experts were involved m preparine the terminologies which
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      Lock icon Land scheme blind
      56 11 KUANTAN, Mon. A land scheme, especially tor the blind, will be opened m m Pahang under the Fourth Malaysia Plan, Pahang social development committee chairman Mr Harun Jaafar said yesterday. He said 60 blind families will be settled on the 250-acre scheme which will be planted with
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      Call for national economic affairs council
      288 11 Call for national economic affairs council KUALA LUMPUR, Monday BANK Bumiputra chairman Tan Sri Kamarul Ariffin has suggested that a national consultative council of economic affairs be formed as a "permanent feature" m the twoway discussions between the government and the private sector. The council could serve as a forum
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      Lock icon Houses in JB costing up to 100 pc more
      261 11 Houses in JB costing up to 100 pc more JOHORE BARU, Mon. Some developers have raised the price of houses by as much as 100 per cent, following a heavy demand m the state lately They claim the increase is due to the increasing cost of land, building materials and
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      Few taxis
      44 11 IPOH. Mon. Taxi services m the town here were disrupted yesterday when about 200 taxi drivers attended the funeral of their colleague. Cheat) Kuan Ching, 49, whose body was found slashed and dumped m a river on Wednesday, the Malay Mail reported.
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      Band parade
      39 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A mammoth band formed by 2,150 students from 40 schools throughout Malaysia will be the highlight of this year's National Day parade at the Selangor Club on Aug 31, the National Echo said today.
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        Bringing on the rains
        62 11 CLOUDS over Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya have been seeded since Wednesday to ease the current dry spell. This is the first time the Meteorological Services Department has seeded clouds m urban areas, the Malay Mail reported m Kuala Lumpur yesterday. It said the hour-long shower
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        Govt stops spot grants
        75 11 THE Malaysian Government has stopped approving on-the-spot grants by the Prime Minister or the Deputy Prime Minister m their visits to various parts of the country. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said m Kangar m Perlis on Sunday: "We have stopped this practice and m
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        Release if surety posted
        57 11 RKLATTVES of stateless people detained m prison for illegal entry can apply for their release by posting a surety, MCA Johore Baru chairman Mr Wong See Chin said m Johore Bam on Sunday, the Malay Mail reported. About 20,000 people m Johore state were made homeless
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      Lock icon Malaysian Indian parties head for a clash
      252 11 Malaysian Indian parties head for a clash KUALA LUMPUR, Mon TWO major organisations representing Indians m Malaysia, the Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) and the Malaysian Dravidian Association (MDA) are heading for a showdown over the question of their participation m Malaysian politics. The 25,000-strong MDA decided at its delegates' conference
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      Lock icon Accidental cut: Boy's father may sue
      141 11 KUALA TRENGGANU, Mon. The father of an eleven-year-old who had his private parts accidentally cut at the General Hospital here is considering taking legal action against the hospital. But Acting State Director of Health Dr Ratan Singh said today only a small portion of
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      371 11 W MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT COURSE M COSTING FINANCIAL ANALYSIS FOR EFFECTIVF DECISION MAKING 14- 15 September 1981 17- 18 September 1981 Singapore Kuala Lumpur This course aims primarily to provide participants with an insight into the more significant aspects of cost behaviour and the financial analysis tools which can enhance the
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    The Straits Times TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1981 BAD LEADERS
    392 12 The Straits Times TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1981 BAD LEADERS ELEVEN months ago, at the NTUC seminar on the tasks and challenges facing the labour movement, one of the issues discussed was the relationship between the trade union and the worker with bad work attitudes. It was generally accepted that it
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    ABLE ADVICE
    388 12 NOT content with merely helping the disabled to live as beat as they could with their disability, the Singapore Association of Occupational Therapists has now decided to do more by setting up an advisory clinic, m a community centre, for such* people and their families who do not
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    Credit scheme sinking
    494 12 PHILIPPINES MANILA Inadequate funds and iisirig fuel costs thi eaten to sink the kBTC- lit scheme for the estimated hki.imki Filipino small fishermen. Nearly two yean tfter the liiyay.ini' Dagat (Bounty <>f the Sea) was launched, only 52.1 million pewa (SJI I million) of the live year
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    New concepts and challenges to the way schools tick
    2175 12  -  INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO LEARNING AND TEACHING By NANCY CHNG ■■P^^if^l STARTING next year, students m primary I schools will be exposed to new approaches W to learning and new texts, developed by H the Curriculum Development Institute of L Singapore. Some
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      173 12 CHART 1 T, <;>> Th.sisMrYakkib nose 1 These are V Mr Yakki s ears m This is Mr Yakki s hair! 0 J This is my hand i J and this is Mr x Wollie s back 1 WHACK' WHACK' Gfrnffratulations to President Merlin Hotel, Singapore on your successful debut
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      elays when it's their turn to pay
      235 13 HOW many times have you received bills through the post saying something like "Payment must be made within seven days or else somewhere near the bottom? Yet when these big authorities owe us money, we are absolutely power1 less. A couple of months
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      Help the trees to grow tall and straight
      120 13 More on Changi Airport IF YOU take a ride along the roaa approaching the unique tower of Changi Airport, you will notice a row of beautiful "Christmas" trees planted along the road divider. The staffs tied to these trees are to help
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      A spectacular view and wonderful staff
      155 13 AFTER having seen most of the leading airports around the world, I have still to find one remotely comparable to the Changi Airport. When the aircraft is approaching its bay, what meets the eye is an extraordinary orderliness of the immense complex. And the
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      Review the system in Ang Mo Kio Central
      172 13 Review the system in Ang Mo Kio Central ON THE BUSES THE whole SBS traffic system m Ang Mo Kio Central along Avenue 3 between Avenue 6 and Avenue 8 should be reviewed and improved. Except for the feeder ana shuttle services, all bus stops for the normal service should
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      Grateful to ticket inspectors
      105 13 Grateful to ticket inspectors ON JULY 31 at about 6.35 p.m., I reached home and found that I had left my wallet m a bus (SBS Service No. 205) at Clementi terminal. I rushed to the terminal hoping to find my wallet but I could not tell which was the
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      Less noise and smoke
      130 13 May we please have... MY FAMILY and I are living at the top of the slope m Jalan Senang. It is a long road leading to an industrial estate. Lorries and loaded containers use this road to get to the factories below and to get out
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      No kerbside parking
      114 13 I WOULD like to point out the dangers posed by indiscriminate' and illegal kerbside parking of vehicles along Streets 53, 52, 51, Avenue 8 (northern end) and the northern stretch >f Avenue 10 of Ang Mo Kio. Because of roadside parking along both sides of the road,
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      A road warden
      122 13 WITH the opening of Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 linking Yio Chu Kang Road, Jalan Hwi Yoh has been broken up. It means ttu.t residents m this area who formerly made use of Jal; n Hwi Yoh and Hythe Road now have to cut across the m-wly
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      A pedestrian crossing
      56 13 I WOULD like to suggest that a pedestrian crossing be installed near the Child Psychiatric Clinic m Russell Koad. A number of children, some of them physically handicapped, visit this clinic regularly. Heavy traffic, a circus and a narrow road divider make an installat on of a
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      Staff in area office not so helpful now
      206 13 Staff in area office not so helpful now I WISH to bring to the attention of the relevant authority that the standard of administration m some parts of Ang Mo Kio housing estate is going down. When I first moved into Ang Mo Kio m 1977, the closely knit staff
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      Entry only through Joint Admission Board
      187 13 Entry only through Joint Admission Board I REFER to the letter by "ITC Handicap" (ST, July 15). The letter states that Industrial Technician Certificate (ITC) graduates who wish to continue their studies at the Singapore Polytechnic or Ngee Ann Technical College are unable to gain entry. I would like to
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      Replies...Replies...Replies
      50 13 Officer showed card PLEASE refer to the report by "Not Talking Rubbish" (ST, Aug 12). We have investigated the complaint. The public health officer had shown his identification card when he first approached the writer and had not acted in an improper manner. Eng Sock Hee Senior PRO Environment
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      There's a zebra crossing now for safety of pedestrians
      168 13 WE THANK C.S. Wee for his letter on the lack of zebra crossings at Singapore Changi Airport from the car parks to the Passenger Terminal Building (ST, July 20). Your writer may like to know that the Public Works Department has
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      Show good films here and in their entirety
      436 13 Show good films here and in their entirety I READ with interest m a recent edition of Screen magazine that Singapore has the second highest ratio m the world of movie goers to the general population. Since film seems to be such a popular source of entertainment here (admittedly there
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    ROV studying proposal by cabbies
    260 14  - ROV studying proposal by cabbies Double flagging By EDMUND TEO Transport Reporter THE Registry of Vehicles is studying a sugggestion by NTUC Comfort cabbies that they be allowed to flag their taxi meters twice whenever three or more passengers share a taxi to different destinations. Their proposal is that the
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    Man on lift robbery bid charge
    265 14 Man on lift robbery bid charge POR CHENG KIM, 27, was charged m a magistrate's court yesterday with trying to rob Madam Tiang Bee Lang m a lift m Block 120, Bedok North Street 2, on July 29 at 2.45 a.m. Pot allegedly tried to force the lift door open
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    Witness tells of shipping papers she made out
    196 14 A PROSECUTION witness m a $23 million fraud conspiracy trial testified yesterday how she was asked to prepare several shipping documents m late 1978 m connection with shipments on board the cargo ship, Glory Universe. Miss Violet Kum Har Fun, who was
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    Clinic to be set up to advise the disabled
    462 14  -  By EVELYN NG Socil Services Correspondent AN advisory service will be set up soon for Singaporeans seeking help for disabled family members or friends, and the disabled themselves who do not know where to turn for treatment or help. This will
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    Nurses' Week charity swim nets $86,000
    102 14 Nurses' Week charity swim nets $86,000 THE 17th Nurses' Week began with a charity swim at the Police Academy swimming pool on Sunday which netted more than $86,500 for charity. This was the highest sum raised m the last 16 years, the average amount raised during Nurses' Week being $55,000.
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    Man decides not to claim trial
    74 14 Man decides not to claim trial AN UNEMPLOYED man serving time m prison for theft, yesterday changed his mind about claiming trial on a theft charge and decided to plead guilty. And Magistrate Ismail Hamid. after hearing that Yeow Ban Chong, 28, had previous convictions for cheating and theft, sentenced
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    'Subscribe to more trade codes' call
    354 14 SINGAPORE would be "a very strong and effective voice" if it joined more of the councils of various international trade agreements, to stem the tide of protectionism. These include the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), the Multilateral Trade Negotiations (MTN) as well
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    Let US banks compete on same footing: Brock
    126 14 Let US banks compete on same footing: Brock THE same freedom Singapore banks have to operate m the United States shoulc be given to American banks here, a top US trade official has said. Mr William Brock, US trade representative, interviewed by the Hongkong-based Asian Wall Street Journal, also said:
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    Phase 3 of Pr One registration exercise begins
    230 14 Phase 3 of Pr One registration exercise begins PHASE Three of this year's Primary One registration exercise began yesterday m only twothirds of the 350-odd schools with Primary One classes. For 95 schools had already filled up their quota of Primary One places at the end of Phase Two. The
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    CORRUPTION CHARGES WITHDRAWN
    102 14 ZAINAL bin Abdul Rahman, 48, a former senior technician with the Registry of Vehicles, who was to go on trial for nine counts of corruption was yesterday given a discharge not amounting to an acquittal by a district court after the prosecution decided not to proceed with
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        Guthrie results
        87 15 GUTHRIE Bhd, subject of a takeover offer by the Malaysian Multi-Purpose group, has announced a 47 per cent decline m group pretax profits for the half year to June 30, 1981, to $2.5 million. Turnover was up 9 per cent to $146 million but operating profit was down
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        Harimau assets
        69 15 HARIMAU Investments Ltd has announced that net tangible assets per share on July 31 was $1.46. Assuming full conversion of loan stock, the assets per share would be $1.32. Harimau showed a 94 per cent gain m group interim pretax profits, to $3.3 million, and a 47 per
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        Hongkong Land
        73 15 HONGKONG Land Co Ltd has announced a 50-50 joint venture with Carrian Investments Ltd to develop an industrial site m Kwun Tong acquired earlier this month for HK$l2O million from General Bottling Co Ltd. The 60,940 sq ft lot will be developed into a first class industrial building
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        Hume revaluation
        42 15 HUME Industries (Malaysia) Bhd has revealed that a revaluation exercise of land and buildings has thrown up a surplus of M 510.58 million. This surplus has with due approval been taken into the accounts for the year ended June 30.
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        Ambassador interim
        66 15 AMBASSADOR Hotel Ltd has reported that its pretax profits rose 24 per cent to $770,000 for the half year ended June 30. Sales income rose 25 per cent to $3.8 million and average room occupancy improved from 75 per cent to 80 per cent. The company said that
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        Great Eastern
        65 15 THE Great Eastern Life Assurance Co Ltd has announced that it is paying an interim dividend of 11 cents for evrery $1 stock unit, less 40 per cent tax for the current financial year which ends on Dec 31, 1981. It is payable to all shareholders registered on
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        Lock icon US steel industry
        98 15 BRUSSELS, Mon. The US steel industry is making a strong comeback from the depressed production levels of a year ago, but output elsewhere remained depressed last month, according to figures released by the International Iron and Steel Institute (lisi). In its monthly report, lisi said US production
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        Lock icon China compensation
        49 15 BEIJING, Mon. China paid more than US$2OO million ($434 million) m compensation to shipping companies for delays at its congested sea ports, the People's Daily reported. "The problem of congestion m our country's sea ports has been serious m recent years," the communist party newspaper said. UPI
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        Lock icon Thai shipping
        83 15 BANGKOK, Mon. The Thai government is drafting a law requiring all foreign ships and agents to register with the merchant marine promotion commission, Mr Kamol Sondhikasetrin said. Mr Kamol, the commission secretary-general, said the proposed law will require all the agents to be responsible for any violation or
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      Boustead makes revision in earnings forecast
      441 15 BOUSTEAD Holdings has revised its current year's earnings' forecast downwards to "not less than MJ23 million" compared with the Ms2s million prediction it made m May this year. No particular reason w.is given for this m the Drospectus detailing the eeent rights offer of
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      Isetan to go public from next month
      555 15  -  CONRAD RAJ FIVE MILLION SHARES AT $3 By THE long-awaited issue of Japanese retailer Isetan Emporium (Singapore) Pte Ltd will take place next month. Five million new 50-cent shares will be put on the market at about $3 a share. The flotation will
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      MUI to take Glen to court
      451 15  -  By LEE YEW MENG MALAYAN United Industries (MUI) has taken the first step to bring its running verbal battle with Glen Holdings over the interpretation of the proposed MUI-Ming Court HotelHotel Malaysia deal to court. It instructed its solicitors, Shook Lin Bok, to start
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      Tin giants agree on merger terms
      444 15  -  By CHAN Ol CHEE NEGOTIATIONS for a merger between Malaysia's two major tin companies Malayan Tin Dredging (M) Bhd (MTD) and Malaysia Mining Corporation Bhd (MMC) have now been completed. Under the merger agreement on Aug 22, 1981, MMC's shareholders, Permodalan Nasional Bhd and
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      Mandarin diploma course draws crowds
      189 15  - Mandarin diploma course draws crowds By CHUA LEONG KI AN THE first diploma course m Business Studies to be conducted m Mandarin has received overwhelming response. About 450 people applied for the 150 places m the two-year part-time course jointly organised by the Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) and a
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      OUE associate
      69 15 OUE associate OVERSEAS Union Enterprise Ltd has announced the incorporation of an associate company, ASPAC Investments Corp, m California. The associate company was incorporated on July 28 with an initial issued capital of US$B.5 million. OUE has taken 50 per cent, the other half going to Mr Kwan Chee Yung
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    MARKET HIGHLIGHTS
    388 15 SINGAPORE: Bhare prices cloned lower oh selling pressure la selective trading. Among industrials and finances. Central Sugars, Oenting, HawPar, Magnum, Perils Plantations, Slme Darby. Strait* Trading, Development Bank, Oversea-Chinese Ban k I'nlted Overseas Bank and Hong Leong Finance fell between It cents and $1.4*. The Strait* Times Industrials
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    SCOREBOARD
    27 15 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Minings Plantations Deb/Loans Up 8 1 1 1 Down 74 11 8 7 2 5 2 Unch 7 3 1 1 1
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    ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
    67 15 •UtMUI Bhd •c CM •Id SUr»*r nnl.plnd M* 4N Mtt»(f« -4 -10 -5 -30 tialaaeas C.nthrir Bhd HmPw Hunt FE taeheapr Bhd MTC MeUU Itoi -4 -16 -14 NBT N»t Iran PMC Perils Plant Prima BiMniii iUthmsM -13 ■10 -60 ■20 ■10 -5 -20 SembShlp Shell
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    Software system to beat people shortgate
    225 15 Software system to beat people shortgate A NEW computer software system, said to improve productivity by five times may be the answer to the current shortage of trained computer programmers. Released by Computer Information Systems (S) Pte Ltd and supplied by Compact Accounting Services, the package does away with much
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    2336 16 INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL Gr'» 1981 ■•••< Div High low Company Sale +or- Net P/E Vol Day C(MM)) High Low 494 284 Acma 300 unch 14.5 Alcom 300 10.0 350 130 Allied Choc 188 -2 4 ON 312 161 B A T 205 455 420 330 Bata 382
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    629 16 IT WAS a poor start to the week as share prices weakened against last Friday's levels at the Singapore stock market yesterday. The volume transacted was low and the trading floor at the exchange was quiet (or most o( the day. When traders adjourned
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    1733 16 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board deal
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      278 16 HONGKONG: Share prices closed steady with the Hang Seng index up 1.43 at 1717.27 points m fairly active trading yesterday, dealers said. They noted some early follow-through on Friday's buying interest but said fears over the continued weakness of the local currency dampened the rise. The performance of the
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      307 16 SYDNEY: Gold stocks attracted attention m an otherwise dull share market here yesterday, as indications of a more stable bullion price enticed overseas funds into selected issues, dealers said. Ceatral Narsenuui led the rise with a 16 cent advance to AJ7.56 while GMK firmed 10 cents to $7.20 and
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    374 16 THE PACE of trading slowed down substantially with share prices easier at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Despite a late upturn last week, interest failed to filter through after a shaky start. It was obvious that market operators were holding back fresh commitments. Consequently, trading
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    33 16 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties OU Palms Tins rubbers t rubbers Deb/Loans Up 8 1 2 4 1 Down 61 6 1 3 1 3 9 Unch 18 2 2 2 2
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      334 16 BINGAPOBE UNIT TBUBT (Maaacen 1 pricea far Ai« IS) The Commerce 3 05 3.21 Tlie Savings Fund 1.75 1.84 Spore Prog Fund 1.37 1.44 Spore Sec. Fund 2.00 2 lOxd Spore Invest Fund 1.02 1.07 Spore Equity Fund 1.30 1.36 *SI A UNIT TBUBT (Maaacen' prle«s far Aag
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      71 16 MUlnd 12.60 -.90 Hl.lmi 13.90 -.90 C Sugars 12.80 -.80 PMC 13.00 -.80 Pacific Dcv 6.50 .50 Supreme Corp 4.54 .42 Pegi 3.70 -.40 Syn Resins 4.10 -.38 Promet 4.16 -.38 Taiping Text 3.22 .36 UM Works 5.25 -.35 M Text 3.70 .30 Palmco 2.91 .33 Sentosa 2.40 -.32
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      1699 16 Hutne(M) 4.10 .28 C Starage H*M (4.105) (7) 404 C aai C (3.168) (2) 310 (U) 3.12 (10)3.16 C aaa C Hiatta, (2.568 2.605) (2) 2.66 (1) 2.64 D Karaaaat (14.208 14.505) (1) 14.10 (1) 14.60 Daalap laa (7.408 7.506) (1) 7.35 (1) 7.50 (6) 7 40 call Date*
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      RUBBER
      183 17 PRICES m the Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with September RSS One buyers quoted at 227.00 cents per kilo, down 3.50 rents on last Friday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down slightly m line with Friday s final levels and London's easiness, they said. Afternoon
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      34 17 Rubber: Aug 24 Singapore: Sept: 227.00 cents (down 3.50 cents) Malaysia: Sept: 256.00 cents (down 3.00 cents) Tin: M 535.10 per kilo (up 5 cents) Official offering: 205 tonnes (up 30 tonnes)
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      342 17 THE KDjOBAR market (or gold deliverable m Singapore opened at 529.935 and closed at 129.921 yesler day In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.00 430 00 and closed lower at $427.00 428.00 by lunch time The market re-opened at $428.00 429 00 before closing at that level. Gold
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      113 17 NOON SSR aad SMR price, yesterday: HAS Septeeaber October (Carnal Mtal (Forw.rd Mlal Buyers Hellers Bayers Sellers SSR 20 II ton pellet) 196 00 198 OON 198.00 200 OON SSR 50 II ton pellet) 193.50 195.50N 196 J0 197 J0N MRELB September October SMRCV (I ton pellet)
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      144 17 CHINESE Pradace Exchange, Singapore, noon cloning prices per 111 kg yesterday. (•roaot oU: Bulk fob $122.50 sellers, old drum (In second hand drum) fob $136.50 sellers, new drum fob $141.50 sellers. OtffMl Mixed (loose) $72. 75 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $372 50 sellers, Sarawak
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      37 17 r-rl kon New York 9.558 9 SOB 9.75S 3 70S Zurich 9.558 9.458 9.75S 9.55S Mh Fit Singapore 9.508 9 508 970S 9.70S Closing prices In US dollars a troy ounce. Sewce: Cn*» Man, S'perr.
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      374 17 TOKYO: Share prices closed lower m lack-lustre trading with m vectors generally reserved yesterday, dealers said. The Dow Jones average fell 20.54 to close at 7917.53 points, with a volume of 18C million shares. The New index closed at SW.S9. down 057 point Y«n AJlnomolo Akal Aiahi Chen Ml
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      109 17 MANILA: The stock market closed mixed yesterday, as turnover rose to 4.8 million pesos from 2.9 million on Friday, dealers said. Peso* Acoje Mining (XM2 unch Allu Con A AUu Con B U75 -0 2S B*fUk> Gold oat +***** Bencuet Con B S» -4 BFOcodrlch 10 30 -ai CDCP
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      616 17 - LONDON. Mon. OU and gold shares closed lower today, while others were mixed with an easier bias m quiet trading, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was down 1.4 points at 560.1. Oils moved lower throughout, following the ending of last week's Opec meeting without an agreed
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      STRAITS TIN
      27 17 THE STRAITS tin price recovered five cents to M 535.10 per picul m Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 30 tonnes to 205 tonnes.
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      200 17 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian palm oil market ruled steady on light buying m quiet trading yesterday, dealers said. In August, north finished unchanged at MJ9OO per tonne while central dropped $15 to $880 In September, south and central gained 110 each to J875 and In October, central was
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      224 17 THE US Sing dollar opened at the day's low of 52.U60 and moved up to $2.1627, m the Singapore forex market yesterday. The rise was a reflection of (he gain of the US dollar against major currencies due to a technical correction to the sharp drop ln
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      349 17 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm CurranciM Nominal rat** Smithsonian Parcantao* Quot#«d yMtaraiy cro*M ipscity cfiwtQt Local dolUsrs to oneunit of foreign currency: US dollar 2.1595 2.1605 2.8196 -23.41 Sterling pound 4.0540 4.0585 7.3469 -44.82 Australian dollar 2.4930 2.4955 3.4286 -27.29 NZ dollar 1.8020 1.8055 3.4286 -47.32 Canadian dollar
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      Discount
      48 17 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Aug 24: Overnight: Tr Call deposits: S 'V to T, Closing Bajriag SfUing 3-month Treasury bills oH 6V4 3-month Bank bills 14 3/16 14 1/16 3 months CD 13 12H 6 months CD \2\ 12H Sotra: Nalttaal Dstctaat C*.
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      31 17 Closing Interbank rates tor Singapore dollars on Aug 24: Offer Bid Overnight 35 34 1 month 13H 13 2 months 13 12 3 months 13 U > Overnight mode 22
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      24 17 THE avenge rate at which major Singapore banks are oorrently prepared to lend to their beat customers is 14.12 per cent.
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      31 17 II X HANG SENG Monday 1717.27 Friday 1715.84 Week Ago 1689.27 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Monday 707.0 Friday 712.5 Week Ago 711.9 ALL ORDINARIES Monday 638.6 Friday 845.1 Week Ago 687.3
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      708 17 The best of Hawaii is h e r ©D^w%»||%/^| ima /conservation requirements, at your command. From I^9lllll wUSV/ The units are priced between thegentle. verdant slopes m U551 77,500 for a one of Koko Head to the sparkle J% DO II 111 OMI St*^ 00 model to of the Hawaii
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      536 17 We are a fast expamfinf civil enpneerint company seekint suitably quaitwd candidates for the fokwin( psts (or off-hore island projects: I (a) Site Supervisors I (b) Site Clerk I Post (a) Applicants shouM be abo»e 25 and possess 3 years experience either m piling, concret ing and building or general
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      1239 18 NO ONE, but no one, can possibly predict interest rates unless he has a crystal ball to look into. "And I've no crystal ball," says Professor Walter D. Fackler of the University of Chicago. Professor Fackler has been with the university since 1960
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      US won't use tin weapon says Brock
      298 18 US won't use tin weapon says Brock THE United States will not use its tin stockpiles as a weapon m negotia- tion-s for an International Tin Agreement, but controlled, low level sales from the reserves are possible, US Trade Representative William Brock said. Mr Brock, who is visiting three of
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      SICC issues more certs of origin monthly
      484 18  - SICC issues more certs of origin monthly CHAN OI CHEE By AN AVERAGE of 5,000 Certificates of Origin are issued monthly by i the Singapore International Chamber of Comi merce (SICC), an indication of the level of business activity m the i Singapore economy. These Certificates of Origin are issued
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      Lock icon Businesses expect to do better
      190 18 HONGKONG, Mon. Business is expected to be better for the rest of this year following a moderately good second quarter. This information comes from an official survey of 820 firms m various businesses and industries forming a cross-section of the economic community. "On the whole,
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      197 18 Exquisitely designed to keep you with the times. And on time. >»^J M oGutrtnf0 Gutrtnf CardU A With h r-^^^ Purchat. 1 X 7 REF. ***** AC Automatic. Day/Date. Water Resistant. WATCH RiCOH SERVICE CENTRESSINGAPORE I 3 B Chow House, Robinson Road KUALA LUMPUR: 39 Jalan Petahng JAKARTA 105 Pasar
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      448 19 1 1»4-4422 SN999U" FOR SALE Highest olfer secures Ring *****43 I.cc Teck CALIING ALL HOUSEWIVES and Grannies'!' Want to look youttatul? Seeing Is believing join our exclusive Health Club .mil we will relax you through mild exercises, yoga, sauna and massage Time: Until n> Ipm dally. For appointment contact Corlnne
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      369 19 28FT OFFICE CONTAINER for sale Equipped with alrcond. lightings. Price $10,000 on o Evelyn *****65. FREE MOORING/SMELTER prior to sail of any craft Also parking, of boat/yacht at reasonable rates. Enquiries: John Chin *****7 office hours CHEAP SALE! ENGLISH speakers/ Sansul Tuner and 4-channel amplifier Teakwood cabinet. 6'x3'x2O" for 5
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      594 19 I M^aajuuJ A^_^.l__- 0 mm >» ill* Dt__^^ _vj l^^L^^^g^l^L^-mjLggfjajLa^Ba] L^^^^J BaHHlß^^ \jflal J SiliaMfl OtaLaajaWaW Ttl: 296fiMf ***** a»MBdaV jM BaHH^IM I^BaUM 10 Pets LOST FROM SINGAPORE TURF CLUB Small, while and brown Tartiar *****. Short legs and tall, recently whelped. Soraly mi*a*d by puppwa and tami REWARD OFFERED
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      557 19 EXCELLENT VEGETARIAN FOOD. Fast service, aircondltloned Easy parking 10am to 8.30pm Kwan Im Vegetarian Restaurant. 190 Waterloo Street Tel: *****89 HOMECOOK THAI FOOO, prepared by Thai chefs. Very reasonable charges Haadyal Beefball Restaurant 467. Joo Chlat Road. Tel: *****34 27 Catering HOME COOKED DINNER Only $20 00 a week per
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      537 19 37 Gardening FREE QUOTATION. NO Obligation. Landscape designing/ construction, turfing, tree cutting, etc. Balmoral Landscape: *****71 anytime 38 House Cleaning CLEANING AND POLISHINi, of all types of floors, general cleaning of houses, buildings, factories, shopping complexes, window cleaning, grass-cutting and garden maintenance Call us now Macro Cleaning Services Tel: *****14/
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      1129 19 SECTION INDEX I PERSONAL SERVICES MERCHANDISE II EMPLOYMENT 111 VEHICLES a BOATS IV ACCOMMODATION 4 PROPERTIES V BUSINESS PRODUCTS. SERVICES OPPORTUNITIES VI EDUCATION INSTRUCTION VII TRAVEL a TOURS VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS a PERSONAL EVENTS IX OBITUARIES AT YOUR SERVICE Telephone Service: *****22 Moodoy Fridoy 8 30 o m 500pm Saturday 8
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      29 19 81 Packing/Storage/ Removals OFFICE. HOUSEHOLD. REMOVAL, local delivery and disposal service Workers provided. Tel: *****68 PIN LEONG TRANSPORT offers office house removal, dumping local delivery services *****59/ *****00 (day/night).
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      949 20 V Business Products. Sorvkas 4 ]*A> Opportunities An Established Firm haa stocks of the following, at cheep price li H.-.H-. A Shinrl Kans (or fan's motor) 21 Men's and ladles' Auto Topir%\ Umbrcllai :)i Urnl n PVC (ir Split Leather Itelts 1 1 t'hildren's or liuy\ Wear i) iMllii* case
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      265 20 II II Employment fli J&moGtotoGtmoGtmiik toGlrnxoGlaxoGlaxo Glmxo< xoGlmxoGlaxoGlaxoGlaxo xpGhxo GlvtoGlaxo GJmxo We are a subsidiary of the international GLAXO Group, one of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies, with an outstanding research record m many therapeutic areas. We invite suitably qualified persons to fill the following positions: Good G.C.E. 'O' Level
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      377 20 IS um»jii'K% Temporary Par»onn«i THE JOB SHOP Wf rare about your job needs. OFFICE ASSISTANTS SECRETARIES RECEPTIONISTS TYPISTS ACCOUNTS PERSONNEL GENERAL CLERKS DRIVERS OFFICE BOYS DESPATCH RIDERS Do rail us at *****96. BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD haa vacancla* for clerical poai1) OUTWARD FREIGHT DEPT. 2) INWARD/ CLAIMB DEPT. Applicants
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      436 20 II Employment |jj| A ACME COMPUTER BERVICES requires Immediately FEMALE DATA ENTRY OPERATORS (KEY-PUNCH OPERATORS) Age between 17 and 30. Must be able to type 25 wpm accurately. a Minimum Sec. 3 education. Willing to work 3 routIng shifts Including weekends. a No experience required. On-the-Job-tratntng will be provided. Successful
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      505 20 An eatebiished Transport Company requires c SENIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK Requirements c (ii t: O' level a Possess LCCI Higher Accounting Certificate. c Minimum 2 years AccountIng experience c Must be able to keep full set of Accounts up to Balance Sheet c Able to type and correspond Independently c Possess
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      462 20 II Employment |jj| A A faal expending M4E consulting engineering firm requires FEMALE RECEPTIONIST CUM CLERK/TYPIST c c.if O' level a Speak fluent English c Able lo type at minimum 40 wpm c Capable of handling PABX switchboard c Should possess pleasant personality c Experience m an Engineering firm an
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      576 20 An established Building Materials Supplier Co requires FEMALE RECEPTIONIST FEMALE STOCK CONTROL CLERK Experience not necessary Preferably with knowledge of typing Preference to those linnn m dlst 1334 Apply with non-returnable photograph and contact telephone number to:S T BOX A***** 1, New Industrial Road Singapore 1953 company m Jurong has
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      514 20 II Emptoyrnent |jj||. Established Trading Company urxently requires (1) STENOGRAPHM c OCI O' level with credit In English c shorthand and typing sored ofSW'Mwpm (2) FEMALE ACCOUNTS C «RK c Minimum LCC Intermediate Boas a Able to handle full s.-t nf n counts a 2- 3 years of relevant experience
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      462 20 C.A.T.S. 1184-***** 184-4412 I Classified Advertising Works. rl Public Accountants Firm require TYPIST/ ACCOUNTS CLERK c OCI O le\H with rrrdil m English i a Typing speed 35 to 40 wp m c Intermediate Book-keeping Plaasa apply m own handwriting I giving personal particulars, eipected salary and contact telephone number
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      555 21 I Ax II Employment (If I' 46 Bitsiation» Vacant ft) Secretarial V Clerical CHUAN WANG GROUPS OF COMPANY requires INSURANCE CLERKS With 3- 4 years of experience m insurance Minimum OCE "O" hW*I Uulity t« type essential I'relerably with book -keeping knuwleilKe Pleas* Call:*****35. Copying and Filing ol Drawings tof
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      592 21 SECRETARY We urgently require an Experienced person with knowledge ol shorthand typing, tetex operation and general office administration The fltClad person must Im- mm lured. 11l the age range 25 Ui 30 years and must Im- able to work Independent!) Awiity to get on with paapit win bt an asset
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      882 21 rii£ II Employment 111 RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST An established local buying house located at International Plaza has above post: I'll msi- Milmnt lull particulars to I*o*. 19TH FLOOR INTERNATIONAL PLAZA ANSON ROAD SINGAPORE 0207 SALES COORDINATOR Requirements: ut'F.-O" level a Able to type al 35 wpm s At.ii- lo apeak fluent English
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      1008 21 TRADING COMPANY REOUIRES Technically Biased Secretary to Q M Musi be willing worker Ability to work independently s.il.iry .le^eiident upon qualirtcaUoru and experience but tat hss m. m $500 pm Please reply to ST Box AW356. 1 New Industrial Road. Singapore 1953. YWCA INVITES APPLICATIONS from Kemale Singapore CttsMni as
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      594 21 II Employment lI A IT FEMALE GENERAL CLERKS required Apply with particulars, non-returnable photo, telephone number to 114 Sims Avenue JTC I- .ii lory H438) GENERAL CLERK REOUIRED Knowledge of simple book-keep-uiK Write to Asia Paper Cup Pte Ltd. 14 15F. Blk 1. Kalian* Way. S p.ire 1334 GENERAL CLERK
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      468 21 (CASIO urgently requires Male/Female KEYBOARD DEMONSTRATORS (Temporary Part-time) for Sales Promotions. Requirements: s Singapore Citizen s 18 years above s Able to converse m English Mandarin preferable s Able to read music and play keyboard instrument Prepared to work on Sundays/Public Holidays/ Evenings Attractive incentives plus basic Please call *****58
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      609 21 II Employment |j|A HKM4 INCOME SALES We can train you to earn S2*o $330 weekly working with us even if you have never had sales eipartenco. Those who Join us on a fulltlme basis will be eligible for promotion to Management ievel In a short time. Training will be conducted
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      856 21 E XPERIENCED FEMALE OR MALE SALES EXECUTIVES For a foreign Pan Company. Kindly apply wtlh fuM particulars and photograph to S.T. BOX AWNS 1. NEW INDUSTRIAL ROAD SINGAPORE 1»M JEWELLERY MALE/ FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES Raquirad lor JswsWsry Aria Crafts a Minimum 2 years experience In retail selling, a Salary plus
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      831 21 II Employment I fjjj i SALES RECEPTIONIST with no experience required Immediately Apply personally 229 Peninsula Shopping Complex SALES STAFF REOURED to Work m Lucky Plaza. Must be fluent In Kngllsh Call personally for interview In M9l EXPERIENCED INDOOR SALESGIRL required for Jewel'-ry shop m central district. Tel: VISOM INDOOR
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      525 22 II Employment lI A 46 Situations Vacant d) TecHnlcml An Eelabharied Company involving m marine opereliona ol a fleet ol tug* and bargea invitee applications (or the following positions:OPERATIONS ASSISTANT REQUIREMENTS c O1O 1 level rertlflrat* c Ito 2 years working experience In a marine Company c Preference for those
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      473 22 We have immediate vacancy lor: DRAFTSMAN/ ESTIMATOR c Technical Secondary School OrliflcaUv preferably VITB or STI. c 1-2 years working experience In Drafting. Material Planning Estimating c Knowledge on estimating work would be advantageous Pleeee submit your applications with full reeume of personal parttc ulars and preeent salary to:THE PERSONNEL
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      529 22 II Employment |jj| A NEWLY ESTABLISHED AUTOMATION COMPANY m Jurong requiree the following peraonnel:1. TWO INSTRUMENT TECHNICIANS Preference VITB Graduates Knowledge on Instruments (Electronic/ Pneumatic) Initiative and drive 2. RECEPTIONIST CUM TELEPHONE OPERATOR Pleasant personality Capable of typing Prepared to face challenges Interested please apply with full resumes and contact
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      511 22 CIVIL OftAUOHTSMEN required by consulting engineer's firm c With experience In roads, drainage and sewers Please writ* to: ROOM 737, 7TH FLOOR. COLOMBO COURT, SINGAPORE 0617 SUPERVISOR required lor Steel Structural Works, preferably ITC or STI. Write m steting enperience and eatery eipected to: QE YL ANG P.O. BOX 70
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      279 22 II Employment |jj|A aY aH^e^s^ C MbL»o £jQ PRODUCTION PERSONNEL Join us today and earn up to PLUS free transport 1 •free medical treatment •free fashionable i uniform free tea offered during 2nd shift free technical training fast promotion prospects fully air-conditioned factory piped m music modem, dean and quiet
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      361 22 JVC requires FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS wf*s d.iv wMk fron^Ml WF B.ooam to 5 15pm 'II I Perfect attendance I Full transport reimbursement ■I Air conditioned factory I nterestinq Job Those with retovam experience will be paid II more on confirmation I Wj Cat pwawwtV «^W (S) PTE LTD. II Bed.
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      360 22 II Employment ljjl| 1 F^?T] H^a>gjejß»^a^oM|a£f4o«eMfj|Zeflßj k J VeaAef^sjMeA4ta^ea^LMaja|B^^^B^BM Be£o I AURORA I Temporary machine operator on 3 rotating shifts and earn plus shift allowances Malaysians and permanent residents are also welcome Come and see us with your I.C. at: AURORA PRODUCTS CORP ASIA PTELTD 82SLorong4 ToaPayon Singapore 1231. Interview
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      328 22 COLD STORAGE MANUFACTURING PTE. LTD. requires MALE FACTORY WORKERS 16 years and above Preferably with cold room experience 5 days week Malaysians are Invited to apply Good atarting salary plus 2 monlha bonus and incentive allowance will be paid Please apply personally to: Product ton Executive GOURMET FOODS FACTORY, 11
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      527 22 llbnptoyment fjjli KEB SYSTEMS A SERVICE PTE LTD urgently requsrea 1) PERMANENT 3RD SHIFT FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (11p.m. to 7ajn.) c Age above 18 c At least Primary 6 education c $3.50 shift allowance c Sl4 attendance allowance c Experience not necessary c Salary not less than 5240 p.m. (basic)
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      270 22 CATC *»4-44* l I Classified Advertising Works. Immediate vacancies for our Seletar Air Base workshop (Chua Chu Kang/Jalan Kayu areas). GENERAL CLERK GCE O' level/ Vocational II Pleasant personality and able to communicate well; Some clerical experience m an engineering or motor firm; Possess Class 2 3 driving licence GENERAL
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      367 23 II Employment |jj|A 46 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous J 50ME-FKKET Q MONEY. WE NEED PART-TIMERS I (STUDENTS, RETIRED WORKERS ETC) Promote our newspapers during lunch hours and on Sundays The |ob is challenging and rewarding. Earnings include allowance plus commission plus bonus Those interested please cal TODAY Mr. Goh Kirn
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      364 23 W UNITED OVERSEAS LAND LTD Applications are invited lor Ihe posts ot 1. RECEPTIONIST/ OPERATOR c Hetween IM anil is years c I'liasant disposition 2- OFFICE BOY c Hetween IH md 26 years eas minimum secondary 2 education invlng licence c Able lo nclr sc.Hiler c Completed or exempted from
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      609 23 II Employment ft] is requires OFFICE ATTENDANTS Requirements: Singapore citizens Httween the ages of 1U and 25 six education Able lo read and write English starling pay will not be less than $250 a month. In addition, a generous annual bonus of 2 1/2 months' salary Is payable. Other attractive
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      608 23 GOODWOOD PARK MOTEL 1 1 i v 1 1 s application for the following position (a) Captein (Coffee Lounge) Salary: $560.00 Applicants must be conversunt m English Completad Q c E 'O' Level Previous working experience In a similar capacity I'repared to do shift duties Free Meets Free uniforms end
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      516 23 II Employment (1^ L lI IT I SIN TIEN SENG PTE LTD Distributor tor Daihatsu vehicles requires A) PARTSMAN c ompleted national service c Preferably with class 3 driving licence B) GENERAL CLERKS c Completed OCE O' level c Able to type Place ot work: I'osl (Al Sin Ming Industrial
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      588 23 SI HOMNSON'S Patio Garden Restaurant urgently requires WAITRESSES Working Hours 9am lo spm We offer attractive salary md generous fringe belief its Please call personally at Patio (iarden Restaurant 3rd Floor Specialists' Centre Orchard Roed Singapore 0923 requires: PARKING ATTENDANTS c ability to speak Kiikllsl, is an advantage c must
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      493 23 II Employment if j Full/Part-time DESPATCH RIDERS Attractive salary. Interested, pleese cell personally lo: LG39-41 Kirn Sang Shopping I Centre 100 Kirn Sang Road Singapore 0923 Japanese Restaurant requires 1 TRAINEE COOK (experience not necesaary) c Must complete National Service c Basic salary $400 per month Please cell at KUSHWtOBO
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      779 23 lnt#ffi»e>l*of»a>l Frfjiyht Fof Wa>f d*f f#>qusree 1) DRIVERS c Must have class 3 licence c Salary $350 p.m 2) OPERATIONS ASSISTANT c Preferably able to do CHIC permits, c Monthly salary S3JU Kindly call S422«M(*****) lor an interview. MAXWELL HOUSE requires OUAROS hour shift. Call personally ROOM 1111, 11 TH
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      986 23 II Employment ijlA OFFICE BOY REOUMEO Secondary education Completed or exempted NS Call personally at International Discount Company Ltd. 1701-7. Straits Trading HiiildniK llatu-ry Roan Singapore 0104 PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS REQUIRES hardworking Messenger Boy with minimum Secondary 3 education Apply with photographs (non-returnable) to Maxwell Koad P O Box 94. Spore
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      826 23 CATC ********** *****12 1 Classified Advertising Works. DRIVER/VAN URGENTLY required with 5 years experience Apply personally IM Peninsula Shopping Complex EXPERIENCED LADY CLEANERS wanted for Immediate employment at Orchard Koad (ill *****32 JANITORIAL SERVICE* COMPANY requires General Assistant to assist supervisor Tel *****5 for appointment MILLIE'S REQUIRES Driver. Delivery Assistant.
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      890 24 b) BMW BMW 520. REGISTERED Iff!*. Prlratt owner, meticulously maintained reiently resprayed Tel *****11 c) Datsun 1977 DATSUN IMA a Radio ra.ssette PRICE 513.500 TEL: ******9 ALMOST 1990 DATSUN 200 L Automatic Power steering, window. 1 pnvat* owner Full ARK paid. Showroom condition Selling 5528.000. Call Mr. How *****96 1
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      882 24 111 Vehicles A Boats i M I I 1979 FORD CORTINA I MM. lsl company owner Aircond. beautiful condition $15,800 o no. 47WM 1979. FORD GRANADA H (Ihia Aulo Ist company owner, alrcond, radio/cassette, showroom condition *****91 '77 CORTINA 2000 E. Automatic I. ix Dec PARF eligible, remote mirror. Tenvox
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      749 24 OCT 1979 MERCEOES 2(XI C.oihl inndition One pnvule owner $A.5.000 o n o Contact- *****09 1971 MERCEDES 200 In tip top condition .Sellinn cheap Askint! for $".000 Tel *****79 1974 MERCEOES 230.6 automatic. alreond. imported, good condition Tel 23M135. *****50 1974 -O" PLATE Mercedes 2306 aircon l food condition. Tel:
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      795 24 PEUGEOT 504 1 Company owner. 1969 excellent condition Asking: $15,000 o n o Contact *****41/ *****18 REGD JAN 1981 Volvo 244GL Manual Complete with aircond.. radio cassette, trade-in acceptable Tel *****33 1964 SUNBEAM CONVERTIBLE Sporls car (soft-top) Excellent running condition $6,500 Phone *****52 1973 PEUGEOT 504 with newpaint and upholstery
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      1186 24 111 Vehicles Boats jnj v COLT VAN. 1978. $6 800 o n o 1977. Honda van TN 360 $3,500 0.n.0 Wanted Mercedes Benz. 1974 1975 No PARF Contact Mr. Tan. *****30 OCTOBER 1970 AUSTIN 350 FG diesel lorry and Feb 1972 Dalsun 1300 pick-up m running condlUOD (all Mr Manlam
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      730 24 IV Accommodation A Properties APARTMENTS FOR LEASE ARDMORE PARK Luxurious 3-bedroom apartments with complete recreational facilities Rental $4,900 p.m. RIDGEWOOD Newly completed 3 and 4 bedroom flats with big terrace Fully airconditioned Swimming pool and full recreational facilities. I Rental $3,500 to $4,500 pm Plus these properties Cairnhill Plaza $4,800
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      888 25 IV Accommodation A Properties 4£& 11!■■1 1 A« HjBTTEn*! %A Zf ESTBTE*: *A f Condominium Townhouses s«£ 1 I at Bukit Timah Road 41/24 1 /2 MS opposite Chinese H gh School. NorßsMctton 1 v m lo toratgrwf JiaßHlSifcill6»»«s«ir^*aVw %T sVaaaVaV ~^^atr 1 AJb^b^Lh bVbk^l^ ff?' m -m\ jJLjjBaS fc*aJ.
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      679 25 I I IV Accommodation Properties 4« Next to Seletar Hills Estate Built-in area over 2000 sq.tt. (186 sq.m.) Garden area over 4000 sq. ft. (372 sq. m.) Luxurious fittings. Freehold land Easy instalments Book now to avoid disappointment foi enquints tnd bookings Thomson Hill Ltd 15th Fir Far East Shopping
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      489 25 A DETACHED BUNGALOW m Hillcrest Road (Dlst 11)4 bedrooms, servant's, large matured garden, partially furnished. $4,200 only Available Immediately. Tropical Realty. *****. CHANGI AIRPORT. SEMI-DETACH-ED Bungalow. 2 storey 4 bedrooms. 3 bathrooms. Hall, kitchen, garden. 4.000 sq.ft. Fully furnished. Alrcondltloned. $1,800. Tel: *****41. Mr Ng. CORONATION ROAD WEST double-storey semi-detached.
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      1678 25 IV Accommodation Properties IV Accommodation A Properties jj^ RESIDENTIAL PtOPCRTIES FOR SALE M APARTMENTS Beverly Hills $2.3 M to Kamehameha Rise $600,000 $2.7 M Lien Towers $2.5 M Casa Bella $870,000 to Maryland Park $570,000 $1.2 M Marigold Drive $470,000 Cavenagh Court $680,000 Mimosa Park $500,000 Cavenagh Court $I.SM(PH) Naung
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      598 25 a Hillcrest Arcadia diet. 11 4-brdroomrd condominium apartment Fully alreond with swimming pool, squash, trnnls facilities Rental $3,900 a Cairnhlll Plata drat. 9 Centrally located off Orchard Road, near Mandarin Hotel Fully furnished apartment with swimming P""l Rental 14.700. a Dial. 15 First Mansion 3-bedroomed apartment located In Katong, facing
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      957 25 IV Accommodation Properties J a LUCKY TOWER, dlst 9 3 bedp«ims servants Central aircon, swimming pool tennis squash courts Furnished unfurnished a WOOLLERTON PARK, dlst 111 3 bedrooms servant Central alrcon swtmmli Furnished $4,500. LIBERTY HOUSING AGENCY *****17/ 235*411/ *****(0 APARTMENTS/ TOWNHOUSES AVAILABLE. (airnhl:. Cairnhlll Mansion Orange Height. Draycott Place.
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      722 25 C.A.T.S. 11»4-4411 1»4-4411 1 Classified Advertising Works. DIST TOP TEN A|...rtmenl 1 bedrooms with 3 Klrcon l urnlshIte inclusive of in.iinten.ini i- Kenlal $3,200/- ror vttwtlk] < all I.M As*****1 FABER HILL MAISONETIt l.md I.irk Apartment. Mlmon I.irk Townhouse All fully furnished j. AimininK pool Available immediately Rin? *****5 FURNISHED/
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      1651 26 IV Accommodation Properties ORCHARD ROAD AREA alrcondltioned rooms with full facilities KIIIK *****59 ROOM FOR SINGLE or illumed i-ouple at Ang Mo Klo Avenue 10 Contact *****62 ROOM FOR RENT for foreign student, dist 1128 Phone *****1 1 Mdm Khoo) ROOMS TO LET al Ang Mo Klo/ Bedok and City.
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      1560 26 IV Accommodation Properties MELODIES GARDEN. JOHOR Him Double storey detached bungalow, furnished, with 2 alrcon 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms m elevated area and ma tured garden R228.000 Property within 2 1/2 miles J B town and value likely enhanced upon completion Holiday Inn Hotel/ Plaia nearby Tel 073-*****5 Principals
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      736 26 IV Accommodation A Properties l mm DISTRICT 15. OPERA ESTATE, double-storey terrace, large II vmg/dlnlng. 3 bedrooms, separate servant's, extended kitchen. $330,000 ono Rolf *****1 1. DISTRICT 26. SELETAR HILLS Estate, single-storey semi-detach-ed. 4 bedrooms with attached bathrooms. 3.200 sqft $325,000 ono Rolf *****11 DISTRICT 20. SEMBAWANG HILL Fstate. single-storey
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      645 26 PROPERTY GOING CHEAP IST CLASS LOCATION BALMORAL GREEN CONDOMINIUM Unit 5A 2505 sq ft 3 bedrooms with bathrooms, very large master bedroom, big living room and kitchen Swimming pool and private car park. 24 hrs security $850,000/- nett GRANGEFORD APARTMENT 1200 sq ft. 241h Floor 2-bedrooms central alr-cond. tennis courts,
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      1994 26 I I i IV Accommodation Properties S^ i DIST. t 53M.000 beautifully renovated, expensively furnished, walk-up 2 years tenancy at $2,800 Disl 15 King's Mansion, block B 1.900 sqft 4 rooms, split-level, pools, tnter-com security $569,000 New condominium. 1550 sqft 3 rooms, spilllevel, pools, security. $495,000 Hillcroft *****41 DISTRICT 12.
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      1285 26 IV Accommodation t Properties i NOVENA BARAT 3-bedroomed •i.ilk-up .ipartmenl with vacant (..iss^ssion $185,000 *****22 c) Land LAND AT BEDOK Over 4 acres ol land •uitaMe lor Development m condominium concept it available lor tal. al $S5 I with vacant poaaeauon Intereeted plot, write lo P.O. Boi 2475. Maiwell Road.
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      811 27 IV Accommodation A Properties I££ 67 Offic* Space v) Far tale MAXWELL HOUSE OFFICE FOR SALE a Area Irom 509- 1053 sq It a Price $I.loo ps f0 n a Selling with lenanc> at $4 psf CALL: »I*SO4/ ***** M PRIME OFFICE SPACE FOR SALE Top rinancial and business ofrtm
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      1001 27 OCCUPANT OF BEAUTIFUL farnlshed office In central business district seeks Mih-lenanl to sii.ire premtwi Total floor area ;i2L.' m) II Facilities include PMBX phona system, telex ma1 lime and serretanal serures EnquMaa *****97 ANSON ROAO 4*3/ 1200 sq ft Afro am., KM sq ii Peninsula Pia/.i 1464 sqfl Sim 1
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      1222 27 II 1 A IV Accommodation ft Properties 4S MING ARCADE. NEXT t.i Orchard Road. Ming Court lli.tel. lower groundlloor. 240 .sq (I PtMUM DonUCI »***** Noagrnls PEARLS CENTRE SHOP units v 338. 346 sq tt psl ono iv l 223\x&) l LOTS Of ihophouaat at Ranloon Road Selling: stmooo All
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      668 27 VI Education Instruction jfljj o ATT language centre SCHOOL OF LINGUISTIC SKILLS Longuaqe courses and private tuition for school examinations and for business, travel pleasure SPOKEN JAPANESE LANGUAGE CLASSES Courses for beginners m the correct use of the spoken language. The written language may be learned as a separate subject
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      1283 27 M i ¥1 Education ft Instruction Neu Rim, Curses Starting Sun Sapt (4 40-7 40pm) Thur Sepl 10 (7. 10- 10.10pm) Fri Sepl 11 (5 40-7 10pm) Fn Sept 11 (7.10-10. 10pm) Only limited places available Please enrol early at: 160*. 16th Fir.. Golden Mile Tower Beach Road. Tel: 29*7932
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      656 27 VI Education Instruction fl)[ c) Music SINGING (CHINESE POP' SONG) S2S PEA MONTH FOf those wlkj .ire InU ill s.mkiiik or v .i career II *****72. *****38 for further enqulrtei a Gcidan Eagla Muiic School 221. Capitol Shopping Cantra a (Conduct by Mr. Chong Hoe) POLYPHONIC SCHOOL OF MUSIC Commencing
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      123 Acknowledgement
      33 28 MRS TEO QEOK LENG NEE MDM YAP KENG HWAY wishes to thank all relatives, friends and business associates for their kind assistance, attendance, donations, wreaths and condolences during their recent bereavement.
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      THE FAMILY OF THE LATE The Family of the Lata
      230 28 MR. LIM HOOD KI AT wnh<i to thank: (ha atari ol SON. ENT. Ward 1 lor thair auitianca and •ttandanca during hia illnma, and all ralativat and thonda for thoir eoodoloocaa. oonaiton« wrMtha, atatalanca and attandaoca during SOON CHEE BENG
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      Tha family of the late
      28 28 MR PANG SOO HO thank all Pastors, relatives, friends for their prayers, kind assistance, attendance, donations, wreaths and condolences during their recent bereavement.
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      124 In Memoriam
      180 28 IN LOVING MEMORY OF VIRGINIA CHAN YOKE SIN Oapartad: 25.8 79 Face to face! O blissful moment! Face to face to see and know: Jesus Christ Who loves her so FONDLY REMEMBERED BY ALL HER LOVED ONES. In Mamory Ol MR WONG KWEE YONG D*parl*d 24/1/74 Bavan
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      120 DEATH
      107 28 RICHARD SH ANG YU SHENG (DICK) BSc (Eng (London), A.C.0.1.. C. Eng P Eng.. FIC.E.. F.I.E.S. died suddenly In London after a short Illness, leaving behind his dearly beloved wife CAROLINE and his two sons STEWART and his wife DIANA m the US. and ANTHONY and his wife
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      68 28 MR. TAN CHIP SENG IMktl PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 24/«/t1 AT T.T.S.H. LEAVING BEHIND WIFE: LIM KIM GEK. BABY SON: KICHARDTAN DAUGHTERS: SHIRLEY. VIVIAN SON-IN-LAW: LEE TECK SENQ GRANDSONS: HOY SHU AN MOTHERS. BROTHERS. SISTERS. NEPHEWS NIECES AND FRIENDS TO MOURN HIS LOSS. CORTEGE LEAVES BLK. 130. BEDOK NORTH ST.
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      72 28 KOH PW A V CHUM aha* KOHAHBAH AGED 75 passed away peacefully on 24-8-81 leaving behind beloved wife, two sons, three daughters, two daughters-in-law, three sons-in-law and five grand children to mourn his loss. Body lying at Stock 214, Lorong 8, Toa PayohCortaga laavWtg Btock 214 on Wadnaaday 2»-*-n at
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      49 28 MDM. SELLAMAH, AOED 77. MOTHER-IN-LAW OF MR. M. NALLAPPAN MANDORE (P.S.A.) PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY OM 24TH AUGUST IMI. CORTEGE LEAVING APT. BLOCK A. 396-E. BLAH) PLAIN PS A. ORTS. SPORE 020t ON TUESDAY ?5/»/81 AT 1.30 P.M. FOR CHUA CMU KANG HINOU CEMETERY FOR FURTHER DETAILS PLEASE RING 2310*22.
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      169 28 VII Travel 4 Tours >*L TAOO3 HAADYAI-PHUKET PATTAYA BANGKOK -CHIANGMAI ALL THAILAND TOUR H DAYS BY AIR-CON COACH $659/- DEP EVERY SAT 12 DAYS $559/- DEP: Every Sat BY COACH RETURN BY AIR 10 DAYS $729/- DEP: EVERY SAT BY Alrt RETURN COACH DEP: TUX 1 DAYS BY AIR $799/-
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      126 28 **iH aivw'^afl SINCERE'S SELECTED OFFER 5-Day Genllng/ Penang/ Cameron by AC Coach $169*179*189 Dep Every Monday 7 am. 4.D5N Penang/Cameron by AC Coach SMS SIS 9 *169 Dep Monday Tuesday 2D3N Gentlng by AC Coach *****9599 Dep. Every Friday 10 pm 2D3N Gentlng by Train (Sleeping Berth) and return by
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      983 28 I ir jl WEST MALAYSIA SUPERTRISTAR 49QQ/- 4 DAYS PENANG. GENTING $299 EVERY MONDAY 5 DAYS CAMERON, PENANG, GENTING $335 EVERY THURSDAY/SATURDAY 6 DAYS PENANG, PANGKOR ISLAND, FRASER'S HILL $380 EVERY WEDNESDAY 7 DAYS PENANG, HADDYAI, IPOH, GENTING $414 EVERY SATURDAY NAM HO TMIEL SERVICE IS PTE LTD Gl 4-1
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      111 28 "In Memoriam" r is for the loved ones I whom you remember < S?dSgn capabMies m addition m are the sole agent for an exclusive a^^ range ol highly reputable products such m^J t as the SPA. SAUNA and STEAM BATH interested parties must have existing a showroom facilities, proven
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      Gray is beautiful
      665 29  - Gray is beautiful Unbeaten Blanc Sur Blanc gallops into the classic scene EPSOM JEEP By GREY was beautiful at Bukit Timah over the weekend. Blanc Sur Blanc, President Candidate and Bellus Domina all greys earned full marks for outstanding performances m the top class. Three wins m three starts this
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      1648 29 WEIGHTS, ratings and barrier draws for this weekend's race*: SATURDAY ClM* 1 Dtv. S 2400 m (Rating* U4-1U) 9 Outsundi jg II 57 134 7 Towkay M.5 133 15 Mallane ID 58.5 133 3 Valaisun 56 132 5 Tanayar 55 130 10 Timber Tycoon 54 128 14
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      How the beaten favourites fared
      329 29 SATURDAY (good): Race 1: Excitation jumped best and was second into the straight but found the winner a shade better, going down by half a length. Race S: Killyguire was m touch with the leaders and finished third to Unforgettable 11. According to the Stipe's
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      5 horses are sent up to the top class
      410 29 5 horses are sent up to the top class FIVE Class 2 horses have been promoted to Class 1. Their new ratings are given within brackets. They are Blanc Sur Blanc (118), Boyington (118), Lucky Vagabond (131), Siti Payong fi (117) and Tycoon's Theme (126). Other promotion*: Class 3 U
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      Keep an eye on these seven
      221 29 A NUMBER of horses ran well last weekend and- it will pay to follow them. Excitation played up at the start m the opening race on Saturday but jumped well when the field was despatched. He tracked the winner, newcomer Flying Commander, all the
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      160 29 DEAUVILLE (France), Monday GREEN FOREST won the Group One Prix Morny, one of France's top two-year-old races, here yesterday to earn a purse of 300,000 francs (Sfcffi.OOO) for petro-dollar millionaire Mahmoud Fustok. Jockey Alfred Gibert took the lead on the winner 300 m out m the
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      907 29 For Sale Leasehold Land Buildings collectively known as the "Rollei Industrial Complex" located at 750 Chai Chee Road, Singapore 1646 Aluminium Die-Casting Factory Leasehold Premises together with machinery and equipment en-bloc Optical Division of Rollei Machinery and equipment together with the benefit of a highly skilled workforce specially trained m
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      275 29 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THK REPI BUC OF SINGAPORE Salt N«. IRC af I*Bl Betweea FAR EASTERN BANK LIMITED Plaintiffs Aa4 TAN CHUI SOON (farmeriy trading with twa etaera aa HEAP HOE A COMPANY) DrfrmUot NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT To: TAN CHUI SOON (formerly trading with two others as HEAP
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      613 29 IN THK HIGH COl XT OK THK REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE (Mipuln WiaaißK-l p N». M af IWI la tar Matter tar {•mpaalr* Art, Chapter IHi la tar Mattrr af TRP ENTERPRISE PRIVATE LIMITED ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding Up of the abovenamed
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  • TIMESPORT
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      Lock icon Irwin holes 6-metre putt to win play-off
      444 30 GOLF ROUND-UP GRAND BLANC (Michigan), Mon. Hale Irwln, of the United States, holed a six-metre birdie putt on the second extra hole yesterday to defeat America's Gil Morgan, Bobby Clampett and Peter Jacobsen m a U*****,000 ($759,500) Open golf tournament at the Warwick
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      Lock icon BRIEFS
      373 30 TORONTO, Mon. Tracy Austin, capping her comeback from a back injury, upset top seed Chris Evert Lloyd 6-1, 6-4 to win the singles title of the US$2OO,OOO ($434,000) Player's Challenge women's tennis tournament yesterday. In Kligs Uhuid, Wimbledon champion John McEnroe added another title to his collection, oeating unseeded
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      Castleford triumph
      52 30 LONDON, Mon. Castleford beat York 42-30 the Yorkshire Cup second-round rugby League match yesterday. Other results. Hull Kingston Rovers 22 Wakefield 12, Keighley 12 Batley 28, Leeds 5 Bradford 11. Lancashire Cup Leigh 32 Workington 17. St. Helens 40 Barrow 17, Salford 19 Fulham 3, Wigan 11 Widnes
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      Lock icon Peru dent Uruguay's W-Cup hopes
      153 30 MONTEVIDEO, Mon. Former champions Uruguay suffered a shattering blow to their hopes of qualifying for the 1982 World Cup soccer finals m Spain when they lost 2-1 to Peru last night. Uruguay, winners of the 1930 and 1960 World Cups, looked on the brink of
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      Lock icon Star striker Maradona
      42 30 VALENCIA (Spain), Mon. A spark of brillance from star striker Diego Maradona led to the goal, which gave world soccer champions Argentina a 1-0 victory over Spain's Valencia as they opened a fourmatch European tour here last night. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Botham hits another century
      295 30 Botham hits another century LONDON, Mon. England Test all-rounder lan Botham scored another whirlwind hundred yesterday 106 off 72 balls to keep Somerset m the hunt for the Sunday League cricket title. Botham, who has hit two quickf ire centuries off Australia m the Test series this summer, shared a
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      Champions
      41 30 YEE TECK PENG, an 11handicapper, and Rebecca Yong (22) won the Singapore Island Country Club Open Mixed Shield golf competition with a nett 60 on countback from Jurong's Ang Hong Beng (14) and Jean Ang (21) at the Island Location.
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      Upset
      30 30 PORT of Singapore Authority Police upset Container Terminal 3-2, and CTED drew 1-1 with West Wharf Dynamos m the Port Authority Recreation Club intra-soccer tournament at Bukit Chermin yesterday.
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      Malays ask for Yacob's services
      157 30 SINGAPORE MALAYS will appeal to the Football Association of Singapore for the services of their goalkeeper Yacob Hashim for the the Sultans' Gold Cup semi-final against Kelantan at the National Stadium on Friday at 8 p.m. The Malays, who won the first-leg 1-0 at Kota
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      OUT Work schedule forces Quah to skip Merdeka
      346 30  -  VETERAN striker Quah Kirn Song yesterday pulled out of Singapore s squad for the Merdeka soccer tournament, starting on Sunday m Kuala Lumpur. Quah, who had impressed m the last two Merdeka warm-up matches at the National Stadium, cited his busy work
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      OUT Employers need Dollah's services more
      126 30 OUT Employers need Dollah's services more DOLLAH KASSIM, manager-coach of Singapore's under-16 soccer team, will not be released by his employers to take charge of his team for the Lion City Cup tournament at the National Stadium from Sunday, reports JOE DORAI. pollah, a former international, is needed by his
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      51 30 TODAY'S EVENTS BADMINTON F N agegroup championship.. Singapore junior inter-cfub league (SBA hall, 7.30). GOLF SLGA Open (Bukit Course, 8). HOCKEY SHA League Premier: SRC v SMFC, Div. 2: SCC v NZ Force (Padang. 5.10). SOCCER PARC lntr»toaraey: Technical Training A v Marine Pool A, ESD v MED (Bukit Chermin,
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      197 30 OUT No leave, so manager Mat says behind SINGAPORE'S 17-strong Tun Razak Cup squad yesterday left for Kuala Lumpur without their manager Mat Ariff. Mat, who has been m charge of the under-20 squad since its formation three months ago, was unable to obtain leave from his school to accompany
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      253 30 SOCCER ROUND-UP CHICAGO, Mon. The Chicago Sting defeated the Seattle Sounders 3-2 m the first-round of this year's North American Soccer League play-offs yesterday. The next game of the best-of-three series will be played on Wednesday m Seattle. First Division results. Ditch: Go Ahead
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      71 30 KYOTO, Mm. Singapore crashed 5-1 to Japan m their opening Group B match of the seven-nation Asian women's hockey championship here today. Japanese scorers were Yoshlko AJlro (2), Rrlko Sunk*, Chlyara Ova, Mlchlko Sakamoto, while JllUan Martens repUrd for the losers. Other results: Group A: Malaysia 1 Hongkong
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      96 30 i Dreaming of a trip j round the world? j MtmeywOTds $10,000 jackpot could help your dream come true! Moneywords contest m New Nation Have fun with Moneywords and is now giving away at least $10,000 have a dream or two come true, prize money each week, plus a 66cm
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      204 30 Spanish Trade Industrial Fair For Asean 1981 SPfIIN 81 SEPTEMBER 4-11,1981 JAKARTA FAIR GROUNDS-APHJ JAKARTA at m I IK WE*** BK^Ky^\ jiv vvk^p^ -^^i ja^^^s^^3fvf^\i^^StK^ i^w <u^BiB2Q Wi x^l Bf Here's Your Chance To Do Business With Spanish Industries SPAIN 81 is the first industrial Exhibits m SPAIN 81 include:
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      26 31 m SEOK MI., tremendous progress MAVIS.-.plenty of potential ZAlNAl,...third major title STEW ART., .third Singapore Open amateur crown TANG for Malaysian and Thai Opens
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      Showers of praise for swimming star Mavis
      222 31 MAVIS EE has the potential of being. better than Singapore's Golden Girl Junie Sng. That's the opinion of Huang Jiakai, the China youth swimming team coach, after he saw the 15-year-old student of St. Joseph's Convent perform m the recent two-day friendly meet
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      Zainal running out of top-notch opposition
      237 31 ZAINAL ABIDIN, or Bunga Gigi as he is affectionately called, was all smiles as he knelt on court, hands raised after winning the Pakistan International Airlines Closed squash championships metis title over the weekend. It was hi: third n.ajor local title this year, having
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      Seok Hui will be asset to Singapore squash
      187 31 YES, Sue Paton won the Pakistan International Airlines Closed women's title one more ume, beating 13-year-old squash wonder Lim Seok Hui 3-0 at Kallang last Sunday. The focus tar many, I am sure, must have been the tremendous progress of Stok Hui,
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      Stewart thinks golf more than he practises
      224 31 JIMMY STKMAKT, the yonng, moustachioed American businessman who won his third Singapore Open amateur championship at the Bnklt Coarse on Sunday, does not practise as much as he thinks golf. In feet, he did not practise at all last week because «f business
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      Making sure that Tang gets all the competition
      192 31 TANG NGAI KIN is Singapore's top track athlete now, but he needs all the competition he can get to make his mark outside the Republic And his coach, Yeo Kian Chye, and the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association are making sure that he
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      53 31 I I ABNBank wish to thank all those who offered their congratulations on the occasion of the official listing of ABN Bank shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore Ltd on the 19th August 1981. Algemene Bank Nederland N.V. HEAD OFHCE: Amsterdam Netherlands 32 Vijzelstraat. SINGAPORE: 2 Cecil Street, Singapore
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    26 32 MR Lewis (left) and Mr Poll m the NBC studios m Washington on Sunday before they appeared on the Meet the Press television programme. UPI picture
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    107 32 Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. While the world's major carriers struggle to keep their heads above water, Singapore Airlines has turned m a performance other airlines talk about, reports LILLIAN CHEW. HOCK LOCK SIEW forecasts that 650 on the market index is the "rock bottom". Malayan Tin Dredging
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    61 32 ELGIN AIR FORCE BASE (Florida), Mon. A US Air Force pilot confused two planes on a training mission and shot down a US$3.3 million (SJ7.I million) manned F4 Phantom fighter jet over the Gulf of Mexico instead of the drone, military officials said today. The jet's
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    345 32 BANGKOK, Monday MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad warned today that his country "still fates communist subversion" and pointed to China as a supporter of the problem. Addressing the Foreign Correspondents Club of Thailand, Dr Mahathir said China's involvement with
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    29 32 NEW YORK, Mon. An unidentified man jumped to his death today from the observation deck on the 86th floor of the Empire State Building, police said. UPI.
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    89 32 KARACHI, Mon. The state-run Pakistan International Airlines sacked 125 workers yesterday, raising to 465 the number of dismissals ordered by the government to cut losses and inefficiency since Aug 15. A PIA spokesman said the dismissals were also part of a nationwide clampdown on corruption.
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    265 32 It's 'no' again to talks with striking controllers WASHINGTON, Monday TRANSPORT Secretary Drew Lewis yesterday rejected a call by the International Federation of Air Traffic Controllers Associations (Ifatca) for renewed talks between the Reagan Administration and striking US conSs is really a matter n our government le traffic controlwith them
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    35 32 KATMANDU. Mon. Customs officials here said today they had seized about US$5OO.000 (SJI.I million) worth of contraband wristwatches concealed inside a cargo of three boxes addressed to the Soviet Embassy m Katmandu. AP.
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    31 32 NEW YORK, Mon. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, fell 8.37 to 912.20 m the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    537 32 US and Libya both ready for another confrontation WASHINGTON, Monday The United States and Libya have given warnings of their readiness for another confrontation after last week's clash between American and Libyan fighter planes. US Secretary of State Alexander Haig said last night that the Reagan Administration would no longer
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      109 32 Vanishing waters Do you know there are as many as 13 major rivers and 20 minor rivers marked on maps of Singapore? But when LEE CHUI SAN went tracking them down, he found that many have simply disappeared! The case of our vanishing rivers is solved m today's centrespread. Dunearn
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      222 32 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Showers in several areas from mid-morning onwards. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 25 min. SUNSET today: «.4ip.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.31 a.m. Amsterdam 14 21C Cloudy Lm Aagelea 19 29C Gear Athens 23 33C Clear Madrid 15 32C Clear Bahrain 32/38C Clear
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        464 1 The participants will be tested on their spoken and written knowledge of correct Mandarin usage, phone- LEONG WENG K AM reviews the first prtMrary round of the Speak Good Mandarin Quiz; tost Thursday, 7.05 p.m., SINCE the campaign to encourage a wider use of Mandarin among
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        155 1 Httl»F(iS^) YTzhTzhTzhu This essay will be broadcast today at 11 M a.m. and on Friday at 9.15 p.m. over SBC's Cnlacsc service. -ti^WMc AfH *«S XBXK- fi *Ml^^-^W 0 tttt©4Jr)c*--fr-2* ng? if T #fi*®«? !fIX jft*W@ Ezplaaatory notes: THE word, "spider," brings to mind an ugly and dirty-looking
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        196 1 Go/den flights on MAS to Come aboard into the Golden World of MAS, and be greeted by friendly, familiar J^WH HkSnV ff V^^J A sm/7es. Luxuriate m service that's always warm and gracious. Service you 'ye \"rTW^^rsl 4 7 •^i JHfif 'J^SQ come fo /enow so we// and depend on.
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        96 1 Low-priced goodies Who lays that goodies are found •nly along fashionable aveniesr Take a walk with us, In a less trendy part of town, and see what John lim unearthed. Also read what laa has to say about neighbonrllness, oa Contro«pro»d Pagoa 8 and 9 mgE2a Different styles f m
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      26 2 Yehudi Menuhin pats baton aside tonight for the programme, The Music Of Man The Parting Of The Ways (Ch 5, 11.11 p.m.)
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      526 2 Pick of the Day C SBC 5 THE Young And The Restless (Ch 5, 3 p.m.): Brad is apparently the last stumbling block to a reconciliation with his wife, Leslie. As Leslie plans to transcribe her love into Braille for her husband, he is berated by Lorie for letting foolish
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        168 2 IT'3 the 20th Century and everyone is making music. There's a piano in every parlour, Victorian tear-jerkers in music halls and tone-poems in concert halls In The Music Of Man The Parting Of The Ways (Ch 5, 11.11 p.m.), Yehudi Menuhin tells how Stravinsky shocked the musical world with Rite
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        85 2 You |ust sponge it on No paste to apply No mess J That s how easy it is to use lf..iiM Griffin Liquid Wax Polish (S tl JH****R And it dries m one minute I \Vf V*!i^Nl at Leaving your shoes Ir I J!mn T yttf 100 l< n 9
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        17 2 A MITSUBISHI REPHOOUCES COLOURS WITH ABSOLUTE LIFE LIKE PURITY Jk Read a good book recently? Times Bookshops
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        302 2 Straits Times Crossword fP'p O —^^J~ ACROSS 6 Able to grasp a great deal about birds being caught (10) 1 I'm right out of caution, show- 7 I've a net that needs unravelling shameless boldness (9) ing it's simplicity itself 1 7 6 Grass causing great fear (5) 8 A
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        110 2 EXHIBITIONS: NATIONAL Day Art Exhibition: Collection of 155 works by 132 artists. National Museum Art Gallery. 9 a.m. 5 p.m. Until Monday. Laid Transport Of S'pore. National Museum Young People's Gallery. 9 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Last Splendour Of A Golden Era. Display of paintings. The Gallery, Units 10—12, Hyatt Hotel.
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        1185 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening followed by The Young 5 A Mari Memasa J k S ala I And The Restless !i!7\ 3.25 Sunday Selections 7.50 SyBassey 4.15 The Invertebrates 8 40 Freebie And The Bean Lover 4.25 Diary Of Events Come Back 4.30 Afternoon Matinee The
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        1177 3  -  Johnnie Johnson Paintings By Johnnie Johnson (proceeds for Cheshire Home) Hilton Ballroom II Tomorrow Thurs, 10 a.m. 8 p.m. Previewed by JOHN DE SOUZA In Singapore now, the whole art scene is sterile, antiseptic. Artists learn to paint something, and then they do it over and over
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        171 4 I ODEON: HURRY! SEE IT NOW! I (3371 1 16) Horn, I 30, 4 00, 630 9 15pm i THE 29-YKAR BATTLE THAT BECAME ONE OP THE MOST HEROIC SAGAS OP THE TWENTIETH CENTURY 1 ANTMCNY OLIVER IRENE i «tfV-^ 1 >t&. QUINN REEO PAPAS n| I >B '^r^^T -^^^Batt
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        609 4 8 /(Ss CATHAY j> V*J5/ ORGANISATION 4j> <5 i>i»]i«i:amßMiir.ai Q 4,1 HURRY! SEE IT NOW O 11a«n. IM. 4 00. «30. 9 ISpm(J J Ooa>)r aVarattPnnt |'j ■jw.ii:r.YH>-.«, M iX 4j> 2tth Al YAI VAI DAYI Q Q 11am 1 30 400 30 9 lSp«r |J Q MOWSHOWIMG! Q X
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        Bumper to Sculpture
        563 5 From bumper to birds? Is anyone taking a flight of fancy? The art students m Saint Patrick's Secondary School are serious m their attempts to make bumpers into sculpture. They talk to RICHARD LIM. 4 Why car bumpers? "Because they are made from excellent quality steel, and
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      A step back to slavery
      805 7 His father had 10 children to support, so eight-year-old Salvatore Cozzolino had to work m a sawmill to supplement the family's income. He lost his right forearm m an accident at work and when he returned to school, he was failed for "poor handwriting". Salvatore
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      Park s bear problems
      772 7 SINCE three campers died of maulings by grizzly bears at Glacier National Park m Montana last summer, a new plan for controlling bears has been forged. The park is home to at least 200 of the 1,000 grizzly bears estimated to survive m the contiguous United
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        244 7 A INTER-ALPHA ASIA (SINGAPORE) LIMITED Your merchant bank offers indicative competitive rates for your savings for minimum amounts of US$lO,OOO or equivalent. 1 month 3 months 6 months 12 months US$ 19% 18 V 4%V 4 18»/«% 173/4% DM 11 VB%V 8 12V 8 12»/4% 12% SwFR 73/«%7 3 8V
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        230 7 ABDEC It's a healthy way of caring for children Building a solid foundation is necessary more active and use up a lot of energy m for the healthy growth of your children. their day to day living. You can continue That means extra, care and proper nutri- to supplement their
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        319 8 It was a boring day; one that called for a bit of excitement and adventure; so JOHN DE SOUZA decided to escape from the well-beaten Orchard Road tracks, and explore Chinatown... he discovers budget goodies. Why not take a little detour from your normal route and punch them,
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        Letting fashion mould
        658 8 Each morning when you dress you carefully coordinate your clothes well. The colours match, your make-up's not smudged, your hair neat. But besides making sure that your slip's not showing, what other attention do you pay to your underwear? Do you ever wonder about their evolution from
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        in a box
        299 9 [o such morbid luck, but it's something new r and who says cute, unusual clothes are restricted to boutiques? or there, m all its expectant grandeur like est just waiting to be conquered, was this nous box piled high with a treasure trove of T- low maybe
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        587 9 lead and Cromwell j power. s thought that if the s rigidly constrictuse of the body disciplined. late 18th Century, I female knickers »iite a furore, illicks said of the "In high life many »nd girls now wear i, an abomina'jle which produces m abundance.' t same
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        TUESDAY COLUMN The kampung spirit lives:
        787 9 TUESDAY COLUMN The kampung spirit lives: (Rock cakes, sea slugs, and a multi-lingual dog) 4 One of the nicest things for us about living m Singapore is having large platefuls of steaming Chinese food sent m at frequent intervals by our next-door neighbours. Yet neither family intrudes on the 1
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        New male scents
        199 9  -  By JAN EDWARDSI YOU could be the man every woman dreams of. You could be tender but strong; light-hearted but serious; daring but dependable. A man who goes his own way, who believes m independence for himself... All that m just a drop of Macassar the new
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        445 9 SHARPS Whole New Way Of Cooking: Microwave SHARP Microwave Ovens for quick meals and a clean kitchen. Sharp microwave ovens are so feature parked that cooking is made so clean and easy imL^,,.ii. The Sharp Carousel Microwave WB^B E^H (Ken has AITOTOICH and a y*fc^Bß vSldije Browner The Sharp H~s^^S~l
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      For the sake
      2899 10 It is not healthy to see conservation become Architect TAN SHEE TIONG has deep-rooted nostalgia for his childhood in a corner shophouse on Jalan Besar buying 40-cent bottles of soya sauce from singlet-clad Ng Teng Fong (now one of Singapore's most dynamic property magnates); playing in the
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        566 10 TWO FOR ONE BONUS Trade Opportunities m two related industries at one visit ASIAPRINT |P^H Southeast Asia 2nd International Southeast Asia 2nd International Exhibition of Printing Graphic Arts Exhibition of Machinery and Equipment Supplies Materials for Packaging 5-9 OCTOBER 1981 World Trade Centre, Singapore 22,000 trade visitors from 32 countries
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      What heritage really means to the urban child
      527 11  - What heritage really means to the urban child By GRETCHEN MAHBUBANI TAN Yee Seng's glued, expressionless eyes were focused on a point somewhere between the television and the window of his fl -st-floor shophouse overlooking Jalan Besar. His eyes seemed to be fixed on a moment in the past rather
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        540 11 Shangri-La. No longer a dream. A reality. On the Kowloon waterfront, overlooking Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island, stands the great new hotel of the Orient. The Shangri-La. Unmistakably contemporary, yet with a classic style and opulence befitting a bygone era an era when discreet service and warm hospitality were
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        559 12 SKmE I -I '^^r 9h2 amotirfl <r T'»^ l "r t Abuy Detergent^^^B t+r With Abuy, you only need half the dosage of IPtkT V ordinary detergents to s KtOk^j- wash skg of clothes. Wash more.use less. With /^uy WO% pure detergent HHH I 100% Purit y means wash the
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      1028 13  -  Crow Indians versus State of Montana John Alden Just as dawn broke, Mr The six-year battle waged between the Crow Indians and the state of Montana with both claiming a 83-km stretch of the Bighorn River was settled by the United States Supreme Court last March.
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        373 13 Don't change your way of life just because you change countries. Instead, enjoy Taipei's first luxury hotel with genuine international accommodation, the Lai Lai Shangri-La Hotel. No matter where you're from, you'll love our suites and restaurants from seven nationalities. Only Taiwan's largest hotel could offer: 705 guest rooms, including
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        575 14 LW Mobil Oil Corporation is among the world's ten largest companies. Mobil Oil Singapore Pte Ltd is a wholly owned subsidiary of Mobil Oil Corporation and is one of Singapore's largest manufacturing complexes. To keep pace with its expanding operations m Singapore, Mobil seeks to recruit suitably qualified personnel for
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        491 14 major Group of Companies with diversified manufacturing and trading operations invites applications from suitable candidates for the positions of:INTERNAL AUDITOR This is a senior and challenging appointment offering excellent growth and development and a working relationship with all levels of Management throughout the Group. The Internal Auditor will be responsible
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        547 14 BUSINESS COMPUTERS PTE LTD the sole distributor of NEC Computers, invite applications for the following positions: 1) SYSTEMS ANALYSTS Hove at least 2-3 years experience m analysis, design and implementation of on-line interactive systems. Should have recognised tertiory and/or professional qualifications m a related field. Must be capable of acting
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