The Straits Times, 10 October 1981

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    17 1 NATIONAL LIBRARY SINGAPOBB The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 11, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    Lock icon CHIANG GETS CHINA INVITE
    650 1 Hu: What has he to lose? BEIJING, Friday IN AN emotional plea, Chinese Communist Party Chairman Hu Yaobang has invited Taiwan President Chiang Ching-Kuo to visit China, even if he did not want to discuss reunification for the time being. Chairman Hu said in a speech
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    Lock icon Danger over
    30 1 BEIJING, Fri. Water level In the Yellow River was gradually subsiding and there was no more danger of flooding for another year, the People's Daily said today. Reuter.
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    Demerit points: Bus. taxi drivers lose privilege'
    263 1  - Demerit points: Bus. taxi drivers lose privilege' GRACE CHNG By THOSE who drive for a living including bus, taxi and company car drivers will no longer get special priority under the proposed new Points Dement System. The acting Ofncer-in-Charge of the Traffic Police, Supt V.E. Jacobs, confirmed this yesterday. They
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    Lock icon Americans and Swede share Nobel prize for medicine
    221 1 Americans and Swede share Nobel prize for medicine STOCKHOLM, Fri. Two Americans and a Swede have shared the 1981 Nobel prize for medicine for their work in analysing how the human brain interprets and utilises signals from the outside world. The citation from the Karolinska Institute, which awards the prize,
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    Lock icon Jihan in 'extremely serious' condition
    120 1 Jihan in 'extremely serious condition CAIRO, Fri. Egyptlaa PrcaMtat Aawar Sadat's wMaw was la "extremely icMmi" esaaiUta, repeattag her aasaaslaatea- hubud'a aame ever *vi aver. areas reaarts here aaM yesterday. Mrs JDiaa Sadat, w»s seetaded at tke siaiaaJiasillal v BRwraiiM mwom) h the Gisa district «f Calra aad raeeivlag saedteal
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    Lock icon Young officer and three civilians in killer squad
    642 1 CAIRO, Fri A YOUNG army officer with a grudge against President Anwar Sadat got three civilians to wear army uniforms and smuggled Karl Gustav rifles on to the parade ground eight hours before the four-man killer team attacked, Egyptian military authorities revealed
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    Kremlin wants Kania dropped says diplomat
    177 1 MOSCOW, Friday THE Soviet Union wants boss Stanislaw Kania re will support any attempt week's central committe senior Western diplomat I The diplomat, who requested anonymity, said yesterday that the Kremlin would prefer to see Mr Kan a replaced by a stronger leader. However,
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    Lock icon PROBE INTO CLAIMS OF NEEDLESS SURGERY
    104 1 MELBOURNE, Frt. The Australian Medical Asseelatlsa has aaneaaeed Its Mggest laveatlgatlen late claim* ef laarinnsasij sargery aadertakea la AastraUa. Tke lavesttgatJeaa lavelve chock, ef 2,Mt hysterectomies aad at least Sl* aapeadlcectomles. A bigger aatieaal study ef tonsUlectomlefl Is bring CMuMered. The saurian— aJaa •aaeaacea
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    Lock icon Demo death
    49 1 BOMBAY, Frt. At least one person was killed when police Bred on violent demonstrators who burnt buses and other vehicles lo protest against the lack of water suppßas in parts of Bombay (or three days, the Press Trust of India reported today. Three others were injured. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Gunned down
    45 1 BELFAST, Fri. Belfast city councillor Laurence Kennedy, a supporter of the prison protest by Irish nationalist gueril las, was shot dead when two gunmen opened fire with machineguns in a Roman Catholic social club, police reported today. No croup has claimed responsibility AP
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    PM back from Australia
    28 1 MR LEE Kuan Yew and Mrs Lee returned home yesterday evening from Melbourne where the Prime Minister attended the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.
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    US won't ratify tin pact
    699 1  - US won't ratify tin pact By ZHOU MEI THE United States, in the name of "free trade," has decided against ratifying the Sixth International Tin Agreement. Informed sources in Kuala Lumpur say that this decision by the world's largest tin consumer has not come as a surprise, though the timing
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    Lock icon Strongest hint yet of Devan for presidency
    583 1  -  BIG ANSON FAREWELL DINNER By PAUL JACOB COMMUNITY leaders in Anson are organising a farewell dinner for their MP, Mr Devan Nair, next Friday the surest hint yet of his impending departure from the world of trade unionism and politics to become Singapore's
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    Lock icon Teenage girls rob bank
    71 1 BARCELONA. Fri TWO teenage girls robbed a bank today, using a pistol and a dagger to bold six bank clerks under control for the five minutes it took to open the safe. Police said the girls, who appeared to be between 14 and 16 years old.
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    Lock icon Karpov wins fourth game
    48 1 MERANO (Iuly). Fri. World champion Anatoly Kar pov won the resumed fourth game of the chess championships when challenger Wtor Korchnoi resigned on his 53rd move. Karpov is now three wins up on Korchnoi. The third game was a draw. Reuter SEE PAGE I
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    Ganja haul 45 KILLED IN ASYUT CLASHES
    87 1 Ganja haul 45 KILLED IN ASYUT CLASHES JAKARTA. Frt «»oUce in north Sumatra have seized 30 bags of gan)a weighing close to one tonne this week, the biggest haul on record so far, Antara news agenry today quoted a police spokesman as saying AFP ASYUT, Fri. Aa estimated 44 pc*pto
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      622 2 Better deal OFFICERS employed by the government on contract have been jriven a better deal they can now get more CPF money at the end of their employment in the civil service. Tnis is the net effect of the Finance Ministry's decision to pay 20.5 per cent of their
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      SPORTS
      187 2 New system working THE English football league's bid to encourage entertaining play by giving clubs an extra point for a victory looks like it's working, as indicated by leaders Ipswich's one-point advantage at home to Wolverhampton whilst under the old system they would be In second place to West
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      603 2 'Opium war' THAI forces, launching their biggest drive against an opium caravan, fought heavi.y-armed troops believed to be in the pay of "Golden Triangle" warlord Chang Chi-Fu, the Supreme Command said. Its spokesman, Gen Som Katapan, said most of the mercenaries had slipped across the remote junked
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      SECTION 2
      501 2 Sheer survival "A"-LEVEL students all over Singapore have caught the examination jitters. They are aiming for straight As, or what they see as the passport to success and a good life. Some have already cut classes, preferring to stay home and swot. Others attend school only because it
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      193 2 Mahathir's 'roots' MALAYSIAN Premier Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad's decision to vet all government tenders from British firms reveals his anti-British sentiments, coming after London changed its takeover rules following the Malaysian acquisition of the Britain-based Guthrie Corporation. The root of Dr Mahathir's anti-British attitude goes further
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      COMMENT
      230 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: A TOTAL rejection by Congress «f the Awacs sale to Saudi Arabia would have a major Impact on future Saudi IS relations. Bream* of the uncertainties la the days ahead as a result of Mr Sadat's ■wwlMtlon, the Reagan Administration will do well to renew
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    TIMES BUSINESS
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    LOCAL COMPUTER FIRM WINS BETTING OPS CONTRACT IN HK
    240 2 THE Computer Systems Adviser (CSA) group, one of the largest local computer firms, has won a contract worth about $30 million for the computerisation of all offcourse betting operations in Hongkong. This deal amounts to a significant export of software expertise
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    BACKGROUND
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    PRESSURE FOR REFORMS
    65 2 FORMER Indonesian Defence Minister. General Nasution, has said that President Suharto's government will come under increasing pressure to introduce political and constitutional reforms before the general election in May 1982. The present situation, he said, was explosive because of growing disenchantment with the present power structure especially
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      Lock icon Thai troops battle drug runners at the border
      369 3 Thai troops battle drug runners at the border THAI government forces, launching their biggestever drive against an opium caravan, today battled heavily-armed troops believed in the pay of "golden triangle" warlord Chang Chi-Fu, the Supreme Command said Gen Som Katapan, the command spokesman, said most of the mercenaries had slipped
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      Lock icon Lao troops fire across Mekong
      119 3 Lao troops fire across Mekong BANGKOK, Fri. Laotian troops exchanged fire with three Thai naval patrol boats on the Thai side of the Mekong River on Wednesday, military sources here said today. The incident occurred near the Khong Chiem district of Udon Ratchathani province when two unidentified boats stopped by
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      Asean to set up coal information centre
      169 3  -  ABB Y TAN By Our Manila Reporter MANILA, Fri. Asean ministers today agreed to set up a coal information centre in Thailand and appear to be in favour of the formation of a separate Asean Committee on Energy Cooperation The third Asean ministers
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      Lock icon Bomb blast in Paris
      49 3 PARIS, Fri. A bomb exploded in front of an empty branch police station in central Paris early this morning breaking doors and windows in neighbouring buildings. One person nearby was slightly injured by railing glass. No one has claimed responsibility (or placing the bomb. AFP.
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      Lock icon Blast-off date
      25 3 CAPE CANAVERAL. Fri. The second launching of the space shuttle Columbia was set today (or November 4, US space agency officials Mid. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'UTAH ARM' WORKS AS WELL AS A REAL ONE
      49 3 THE called "TUh arm'" which works Just v weU M the real one. Kirn Shlpman, student from Ethel, Washington, wms fitted with one reeeatty. The battery-powered artificial arm was developed at the University of Utah, hence toe name. AP picture.
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      Lock icon Ban on foreign journalists
      276 3 BANGKOK, Friday THE Thai army today banned foreign journalists from attending a speech by Cambodian resistance leader Son Sann at a base camp on the Cambodian frontier a few kilometres from Aranyaprathet. Army spokesmen in the Thai border town would give no reasons for the ban,
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        Lock icon Red bases taken
        67 3 THAI SECURITY forces captured two communist guerilla camps near Betong on Thursday after a brief battle with guerillas of the outlawed Communist Party of Malaya, Thai army sources said yesterday. They said troops found bloodstains at the camp, indicating that some of the estimated 20 guerillas had
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        Lock icon Thatcher home
        68 3 BRITISH PRIME Minister Margaret Thatcher returned to London yesterday from Pakistan where she made a one-day visit while returning from the week-long Commonwealth Nations Conference in Melbourne, Australia. After talks with President Zia-Ul-Haq, the British leader said: "We are convinced that the solution to the Afghan issue lies
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        Lock icon Nyerere's talks
        66 3 TANZANIAN PRESIDENT Julius Nyerere in Jakarta on a four-day state visit, yesterday held talks with President Suharto on bilateral and international issues. in the two-hour meeting, the two sides agreed that Tanzania will help consolidate the African side and Indonesia the Asian side in the "Group of 77"
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        Lock icon 'Death to Bazargan'
        77 3 ANGRY CROWDS in Teheran yesterday demanded the death of ex-Premier Mehdi Bazargan, who earlier this week spoke out against the "climate of vengeance" at work in Iran. "Bazargan must be killed with stones and fists," they chanted. The country's first post-Shah Prime Minister had angered members in
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        Lock icon Talks with Castro
        43 3 ITALY'S COMMUNIST chief Enrico Berlinguer, whose party strongly criticised Soviet foreign policy this week, left Rome yesterday for talks with Cuba, a Soviet ally. Mr Berlinguer's talks with Cuban leader Fidel Castro open a 12-day tour of Central America. Reuter.
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        Lock icon Rail strikes
        65 3 WILDCAT STRIKES disrupted many Londonbound railroad commuters yesterday and the train engineers' union called a 24-hour strike for Oct 21 to protest higher fares and proposed cuts in winter rail services. The higher fares will be introduced along with cuts in the winter timetables to stave off financial
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      Lock icon Aid to PLO is limited says Deng
      292 3 Aid to PLO is limited says Deng BEIJING, Fri. China's top leader Deng Xiaoping told Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) chief Yasser Arafat that China's aid for them is limited and that they must rely mainly on their own efforts and Arab solidarity, the official Xinhua news agency reported today. Xinhua
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      Lock icon Space odyssey
      31 3 NEW DELHI, Fri An Indian cosmonaut will Join a Soviet colleague from a Soviet cosmodrome for a mace odyssey In 1983, the pro-Communist dally, The Patriot announced today. AFP.
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon France to spend 17.6 pc more on defence next year
      204 4 France to spend 17.6 pc more on defence next year PARIS, Fri. French defence spending will Increase by more than 17.6 per cent In 1982 compared to 1981. Defence Minister Charles Henru announced yesterday. Next year's military budget will be 122.855 billion francs (SJ46.685 billion), he said. This represents an
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      Lock icon Triumph for Walesa as union elects presidium
      438 4 Triumph for Walesa as union elects presidium THE Solidarity Union has a new, powerful executive presidium whose dozen members will be based permanently at union headquarters here to carry out policy-making decisions. Election of the presidlurn by the new 107-mem-ber union national commission yesterday was a triumph for union chief
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      Lock icon Paris and Bonn forge closer links
      349 4 Paris and Bonn forge closer links .ATCHE (South-west France), Fri. The two-day private meeting between French President Francois Mitterrand and West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt has resulted in a reinforcement of the close relations between Paris and Bonn, observers said. .atche is the French President's country residence. nformed sources said
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      Lock icon Baggage handler forced to have a free ride
      175 4 UMEA (Sweden), Pri. When airport baggage handler Christer Barlnitd crawled lit* the belly of the Fokker Jetliner to March for a *"g soltcaae, someone slammed the hatch shut behind him. Then the aircraft took off for the city of Lolea. a short
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      Lock icon Tory pressure on Mrs T building up
      342 4 'CHANGE ECONOMIC POLICY' CALL PRESSURE on Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher from within her Conservative Party to change economic course increased yesterday with outspoken attacks by a former cabinet minister and a group of 13 junior legislators. "We must have a change of direction,"
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      Karpov in command
      106 4 MKRANO (Italy), Pri. The fowth game of the match between world chess cftampl— Aaately Xarpov of the Soviet Halo* aad Soviet defector Victor Korcb■si ruiirni today after It waa adtonraed with Karpov la a command ugpsaittea. Tke game eaded last night when KorchJMi, M. pat Us 41st
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        Lock icon Parking meter bandits
        46 4 TEENAGERS hooked on electronic video games are cracking parking meters to support their habit, police In Providence. Rhode Island, said. Twenty youngsters were arrested in the last three weeks on charges of stealing more than US$2OO (Ss*32) from over 200 parking meters. UPI.
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        Lock icon Balloon trip across US
        59 4 TWO Arizona businessmen lifted off early on Friday in a 10-storey-high helium-fill-ed balloon dubbed "Superchicken m" for what they hope is a 50-hour flight to America's east coast. Mr John Shoeeraft, 37, and Mr Fred GorreU. 40. lifted off from Orange Coast college In Costh Mesa,
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        Lock icon 'Snaky' way to avoid fare
        90 4 IT'S NOT unusual for a man to avoid paying the fare on New York city's subway system. But even the most blase New Yorker sits up and takes notice when the fare-beater is accompanied by a snake. Ticket clerk David Kesz tenbaum told police the
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      Lock icon Unctad rejects Havana offer to host talks
      342 6 GENEVA, Friday THE United Nations agency dealing with North-South economic relations decided yesterday against holding its next full-dress assembly in Havana because of a United States threat to boycott the session, if held in the Cuban capital. The board of the 165-member United
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      Lock icon Baby snatch by father with a knife
      41 6 Baby snatch by father with a knife ANTHONY McCain holding his three-month-old sen at knife-point after snatching him away from the baby's mother la New York on Wednesday. The baby wag later rescaei. McCain Is now under psychiatric observation. AP picture.
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      Lock icon PENTAGON: 'MX IN SILOS' DECISION FINAL
      183 6 PENTAGON: 'MX IN SILOS' DECISION FINAL WASHINGTON, Fri. The Pentagon said yesterday President Ronald Reagan still plans to deploy America's new missile, the MX, in existing silos built for older missiles, although specific silos have not yet been selected. The statement by spokesman Benjamin Welles contradicted other officials who said
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      Lock icon Pressures 'will not affect US arms position'
      274 6 WEST European pressures for a US-Soviet arms control agreement will not affect the American position in its weapons talks with the Soviet Union, the chief US arms negotiator said yesterday. Mr Eugene Rostow, director of the US Arm? Control and Disarmament Agency, said
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      Police lend man 1,000 kg of marijuana for wife's release
      196 6 MIAMI, Krl. A nuui wu gfvea IJH» kg •< nwrijuuuk by p*Uee U ■ac m raascm for kla kidnapped wife, a pottoe ■natiiiiiiaa mm today. And m the gang freed her, palirr m«ved la to detain tke mspecto, the sp»ke*nuui
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      Lock icon Reagan lifts ban on reprocessing nuclear fuel
      406 6 REVERSAL OF CARTER STAND PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan yesterday lifted the United States Government's ban on reprocessing nuclear fuel, reversing a Carter Administration stand intended as a safeguard against the spread of nuclear weapons. His action came in a written statement encouraging development of
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      Lock icon US tells of Soviet underhand tactics
      131 6 US tells of Soviet underhand tactics WASHINGTON, Fri. The American State Department says the Soviet Union is using forgery, blackmail, lies and political influence to discredit and weaken the United States. The allegations are in a four-page document which the department said was prepared in response to requests from private
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      Lock icon Carter threatens to sue paper for libel
      217 6 Carter threatens to sue paper for libel WASHINGTON, Fri. Former United States President Jimmy Carter yesterday threatened to sue the Washington Post for libel if the newspaper does not retract and apologise for a gossip item saying Blair House was bugged when Nancy and Ronald Reagan were staying there just
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      Lock icon Thais ban film on China
      70 6 BANGKOK, Fri. Thailand hu banned a Hongkong television series depicting political changes in Oiina from the Ching Dynasty early this century to the communist lake over in IM9 A spokesman of the Radio and Television Broadcasting Board said today a local TV station was instructed
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      Lock icon 18,000 more accept Pan Am pay cut
      135 6 NEW YORK, Fri. 1 About 18,000 more union < employees of Pan Amen- i can World Airways have accepted the company's 10 per cent wage cut and I wage freeze programme retroactive to Oct 1, the company announced yes- terday. The only union
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      Lock icon Reagan may bypass Congress on Awacs sale
      369 7 Reagan may bypass Congress on Awacs sale WASHINGTON, Fri PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan is considering bypassing Congress and selling Awacs radar planes to Saudi Arabia under a clause in current law that gives him final authority in an emergency affecting "national security interests," Senate Republican sources said yesterday. They said the
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      Lock icon Plane hit by tornado
      64 7 THE HAGUE. Fri. A tornado was blamed last night for causing the Dutch civil airline crash in which all on board were killed on Tuesday. A Transport Ministry spokesman said examination of the plane's flight recorder showed that the aircraft was nit by a tornado with
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      Lock icon Statue of Lennon
      58 7 LOS ANGELES, Fri. John Lennon, who would have been 41 years old today, will be remembered on his birthday by the unveiling of a threetonne 2.13 m bronze statue in his Likeness The statue of the slain former Bealle will be unveiled at the fourth annual Los
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      Lock icon PLO official blown up while making bomb
      106 7 ROME, FH. A leader •f the Palesttae UaeraUrn OrnalaatlM (PLO) Mew himself up In a hatel ram m the fashlonablr Via VeieU early today while we-rk-lag aa a plastic expterive bamb, pellce said. The Rtme pallre operatiaas ceatre Meatiffed the dead maa aa
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      Lock icon Sadat to be buried under monument for soldiers
      222 7 PRESIDENT Anwar Sadat will be laid to rest tomorrow under the Unknown Soldier Monument, which was built in 1975 to honour all Egyptian soldiers killed in four wars against Israel. The monument, which was ordered built by President Sadat, rises 20 m
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      In memory of Sadat
      77 7 In memory of Sadat PRESIDENT Anwar Sadat's tomb will carry the following inscription: la the aame at Gad, the merctfal aad eamaa—l—tn, Ttoa shall set consider thase whs were killed far the sake af Gad as dead. Far they live with Gad. President M.iam nsed Aawar Sadat. Hera af war
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      FILM ON PRESIDENT
      75 7 HOLLYWOOD, FrL A fUm bUjrraphy Egyptian Preafteat Aawar Sadat will he made aad his death has nravlded a pslcaaat twM to a fUm s*w being shat la Israel aa the tße af farmer Israeli Prime Mlafrter Galda Melr, the films' aradaeer said. TV predacer Saady Fraak aaasaaeed
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      Lock icon THE SADAT ASSASSINATION
      20 7 THE I Bknawn SakUer Meaameat la eastern Calra where President Sadat wUI be burled today. UPI picture.
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      The Shah family's stay In Egypt uncertain
      206 7  - The Shah family's stay In Egypt uncertain SAFA HAERI By Special to The Straits Times PARIS, Fri. Egyptian Vice-President Hosni Mubarak who is almost certain to succeed slain President Anwar Sadat, will have difficulty in keeping family members of the late Shah of Iran in Egypt, sources close to the
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      Mubarak: Killers had nothing to say on peace talks
      360 7 TEL AVIV. Fri sented a major problem. He said 1.536 people arrested in a recent crackdown on dissidents were Jailed "for the security of our citizens because of the extremists and those who want to create trouble in the country." Mr
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      Lock icon Kittani won't sign condolence register
      143 7 UNITED NATIONS. Fri. The UN General Assembly President Ismat Kittani of Iraq will not sign the register of condolence for President Anwar Sadat opened by Egypt's UN Mission, his spokesman said today. Iraq is one of the Arab states opposed to Mr Sadat's peace- with-
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    2,000 SIA women can now retire at 55
    226 8 2,000 SIA women can now retire at 55 TWO thousand women workers in the Singapore .Airlines (SIA) group can now retire at the age of 55 instead of 50, following successful negotiations on a new wage pact. It is also understood that the retirement age for SIA stewards and Stewardesses
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    SSO to be main star of filmlet to sell S'pore to the tourist
    313 8 THE Singapore Symphony Orchestra will soon be known the world over not only for its musical performances but also for its role in selling Singapore to the tourist. Within the next fortnight, the varied and various moods
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    Govt pays full CPF rate for staff on contract
    544 8  -  AHMAD OSMAN MATCHING PRIVATE SECTOR By OFFICERS employed by the government on contract have been given a better deal they can now get more CPF money at the end of their employment in the civil service. This is the net effect
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    Courtesy prizes
    50 8 THE Parliamentary Secretary (Education), Mr Ho Kan Leong, will attend the prizegiving ceremony for the most courteous motorist and pedestrian competition at the Equatorial Hotel on Oct 16 at 7.30 p.m. The competition was organised by the Automobile Association of Singapore, the police and the National Safety Council.
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    Kwei Cheong leads team to Fiji
    100 8 Kwei Cheong leads team to Fiji DR WONG Kwei Cheong, the Minister of State (Labour), left last night to attend the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Conference in Fiji from tomorrow to Oct 25. He heads a three-man Singapore delegation. Mr Lee Yiok Seng, the Parliamentary Secretary (National Development), and Mr Nr
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    Helping blind
    32 8 MR TOH AH BOT from the Association of the Blind will speak on How To Help The Blind, at the Kuo Chuan community centre on Oct 30 at 7.30 p.m.
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    Crashing lorry brings beam down
    203 8 Crashing lorry brings beam down A HUGE meUl be»m across an Baecmptoted flyover is Ayer Rajah Road edUpaed yesterday, after a lorry fitted with a crane crashed agalactlt. Lurry driver Ting Pol Choi, Zt, suffered minor head Injuries and was treated as an oatpatient at the Alexandra Hospital. The lorry,
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    Ministry: No slip in safety measures
    124 8 THE 70-tonne concrete beam along the partially completed Woodsville Interchange flyover crashed a fortnight ago even though all safety precautions had been adhered to, a Labour Ministry spokesman said yesterday. Said the spokesman: "Our inspectors went to check the site on Sept 28, two
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    F and N annual picnic
    92 8 FRASER and Neave (Singapore) Pte Ltd will hold its annual picnic for staff and their families at the Big Splash on Oct 18. About 4,000 people will attend the function, during which long-service awards will be presented to 16 employees with 25 years of service
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    QC refused entry to the Bar for civil appeal
    473 8  - QC refused entry to the Bar for civil appeal T.F. HWANG By High Court Reporter A LAWYER yesterday successfully opposed a petition by another lawyer for Mr David Johnson. QC, to be admitted to the Bar as senior counsel in a fivil annual a civil appeal. Mr K.S.Chung, for The
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    Lock icon Dawe trial put off till Monday
    113 8 Dawe trial put off till Monday US$l5-million (5531.8 million) fraud trial of financier Amos Dawe was adjourned today because one of the attorneys was ill. The case against Dawe, 46, who is accused of conspiracy and false accounting involving the fictitious sale of nearly US$l5 million of shares of his
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    Fancy dress
    34 8 THE Teck Ghee Community Centre will bold a fancy dress competition on Nov 28 at 7 p.m. Applications from other constituencies are also w»U come. For more details telephone *****65 and *****44
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    Professor calls for Singapore's own brand of Mandarin
    342 9  -  TAN BAN HUAT By SINGAPOREANS should not speak Mandarin like Beijing folk, who stress the "er" syllable and use light tone in certain words. In fact, Singapore should develop its own brand of Mandarin, said a visiting language consultant, Prof Robert Cheng
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    QUOTE
    47 9 A SOCIETY where people re- gard their own things aa Inferior and thus try te conform with the standard of ethers Is net healthy. When yon reach a certain stage of development, you shoal d accept year own language and set year own standards. Prof Cheng
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    Alert PC foiled motorcyle thief
    135 9 Alert PC foiled motorcyle thief AN alert policeman arrested a youth who was about to ride off on a motorcycle after starting it with a length of wire, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. Churadmin bin Wardi. 19, was fined $400 when he admitted trying to steal the $1,600- vehicle at
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    School's bid to keep flag of Chinese education flying
    354 9  -  IN this age of traditional Chinese schools losing out in pupil enrolment to English schools, Pei Chun Public School in Toa Payoh stands out as a school fighting hard to keep the flag of Chinese education flying. It has invested thousands
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    Read faster
    46 9 THE Department of ExtraMural Studies of the National University of Singapore will bold a six-lecture course on Ways to Faster and Effective Reading on Mondays and Fridays from 7 to 9 p.m. beginning Oct 19. For more details telephone *****55. *****76, *****68 and *****80
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    Work pass holder lied to draw CPF money
    170 9 Work pass holder lied to draw CPF money AN EMPLOYMENT pass holder withdrew his entire Central Provident Fund contribution of $664.46 by falsely declaring that he would be leaving Singapore for good. Mariappan Mahalingam, 35, a skilled technician, was fined $500 by a magistrate yesterday after he pleaded guilty to
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    Mums-to-be must belt up, too
    179 9 Mums-to-be must belt up, too A GOVERNMENT medical board, set up to consider applications for exemption from wearing seat belts on medical grounds, has so far rejected all applications from pregnant women. i The board considers pregnancy as not a good enough medical reason for exemption from wearing seat belts.
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    FEW HEED MINISTRY ADVICE ON MEASLES JABS
    263 9 FEW HEED MINISTRY ADVICE ON MEASLES JABS FEW women about to get married have heeded a Health Ministry advice to get themselves vaccinated against rubella, otherwise known as German measles. They are also advised to avoid pregnancy for three months after vaccination as the vaccine may infect the foetus. Although
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    FIVE MADE HOMELESS
    38 10 FIVE people were matie homeless when fire gutted four shopnouses including a clinic along Jalan Besar early yesterday. Two of the shophouses were vacant. Two fire engines put out the blaze. No one was hurt.
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    Mum, 35, first woman to hang for drug peddling
    253 10 A MOTHER of fair, convicted tar drag trafficking, was hanged at Changl Prison yesterday the first woman to be executed for drag peddling. Seamstress Law Hong Kng, 15, went to the gallows at a.m. at the same time as her accomplice,
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    Opening of Ascend
    73 10 THE Acting Minister (or Social Affaire, Dr Ahnuu) Mattar, will officiate at the establishment of Majlis Pendldikan Anak-Anak Islam (Mendaki) or Council on the Education of Muslim Children (Ascend). About 500 Pre-U n and m students have been Invited to attend the function, which will be at
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    Accounts clerk cheated her bosses
    112 10 Accounts clerk cheated her bosses ACCOUNTS clerk Ng Kian Foo, 21, pleaded guilty in a district court yesterday to cheating her employers, Club 392 in Orchard Towers. Two charges accuse Ng of cheating the club of $10,000 and $20,000 in June when she deceived her employers Mr Aaron Isaac and
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    KL Govt to study why Malaysian workers come here
    385 10  -  GOH LEE KHUAN CONCERN OVER SINGAPORE'S ATTRACTION By APART from "bright lights" and the affluence of Singaporeans, what else attracts Malaysian workers to Singapore? To find the answer the Malaysian Government will soon be sending a team nere to study the
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    Holiday concert
    45 10 Holiday concert THE Queemtown Branch Library will hold a Hari Raya llaji concert today at 3 p.m. in the children's reading room. There will be three plays, a poem recital, two dances and a comedy sketch. The library's Malay drama clubs are presenting the concert.
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    Judge raps lawyer for not having the facts
    357 10 Judge raps lawyer for not having the facts MR JUSTICE Wahab Ghows yesterday ticked off a lawyer for coming to court without facts and citing the wrong rules of the association in the written Dleadines of a summons. Mr Justice Wahab Ghows asked: "How can I I help you?" The
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    TWO FACE SEVEN CHARGES
    80 10 TWO FACE SEVEN CHARGES A MAN and a woman faced seven charges of housebreaking ana theft in a magistrate's court yesterday. It was alleged that since June this year, the two accused, Woo Chuan Choo, 40, and the woman. Urn Kirn Choo, 54, with an accomplice, broke into houses in
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    School's dance and dinner
    59 10 THE Upper Serangoon Technical School Alumni will be holding Its third buffet and dance night on Oct 31 at the poolside of Hotel Merlin, Beach Road from 7.30 p.m. Former students who are interested in the function, can telephone Miss Sng Geok Huay at *****29, Miss
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  • YOUR WEEKEND READING
    • The Sunday Times
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        PERKING UP WORKERS
        88 10 LABOUR shortage and a campaign for better worker/employer relations has spawned a host of schemes to tempt employees into a better frame of mind. THE SUNDAY TIMES this weekend looks at perks like all expense paid holidays, free household appliances and birthday gifts which local managers are
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        Women's Rights
        52 10 The feminist movement brought a whale aew eoafroaUttoaal language to cammanlcaUaas between the sexes. FOCIiS this week looks at the Issue* ratoed by women In the defence of their righto aad asks the question: Are they perhaps doing themselves a disservice by brtaglag attention to hear aa the
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        For Your Eyes Only
        34 10 STARTING this week and for the next issues of THE SUNDAY TIMES, we bring you a serialisation of the latest James Bond blockbuster that is just about to hit town.
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        Gold Cup Special
        50 10 THIS year's MMM Singapore Gold Cap richest classic aa the local tar! will be ran at Bo kit Tlmah tomorrow. la a two-page Gold Cup Special, oar panel of racing experts give their views aad aaseaa the caaaces of the raaaers la this mast preatlgiaas racing event.
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        Hang-Up Of Superstars
        37 10 CLINT EASTWOOD afraid of horses? You bet. Sometimes the screen image and the star don't match and in THE WEEKENDER this week we bring you a list of those images that don't add up.
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    • Sunday Nation
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        Picking The Big One
        81 10 IT'S Gold Cup day again at the Bukit Timah Racecourse, the day when punters try to select the Big One. Will Saas Fee win racing's blue riband for the third time in four years? Or will it be Blanc Sur Blanc, Pegasus H in his last
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        20th Anniversary
        51 10 THE Asia Magaslre marks Its 2tth Anniversary with 'ii^lTySri: W- tad^«-a'. S^ara. *J» very first l«n«sw ta the balMlag of the Haagkaag Mass Transit railway, highlights of the past years are recalled fondly. It's last oae of the many feature* la your free copy 9t the Asia Magazine
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        Women At Work ...
        50 10 Women At Work WILL having our women go out to work lower the quality of family life? Must education plus work p)js greater independence for women equal breakdown of marriage and family? The editor of a special issue on Singapore women in the journal, Commentary, replies with an emphatic no.
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        Take Heed, RTM
        34 10 WHAT CAN RTM lean from the current video fad north af the Causeway? An Irked TV writer upcountry calls far changes that, If heeded, may be a bonus for Singapore viewers.
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        Sob Sisters
        63 10 WHAT'S the role of an agony aunt, belonging to a breed of newspaper or magazine writers who answer letters in the lonely hearts column? An agony aunt answers that question herseu tomorrow plus all the questions you've been wanting to ask. Like are the letters that are printed
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        23 10 a PENANG rojak la aa aeeaa af ti gravy; a A LOOK at the DBS BalMlag; aad a HONGKONG'S fashion challenge.
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      Lock icon Society opts for political status
      135 12 Society opts for political status KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall (SCAH) has decided to become a political society. In a statement after its meeting, president Tan Sri Lee Van Llan said the SCAH is now amending its constitution to allow it to become a political society. The
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      Lock icon Man bites python to get free
      192 12 A MIDDLE-AGED man bit a python in a fierce battle to free himself from its grip as it coiled around him on Thursday night. Bespectacled Toh Kam Wan, from Pusing, 19 km away, was attacked by the sm-long snake while he was catching frogs
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      Lock icon Headway in talks with Jakarta, says KL
      138 12 Headway in talks with Jakarta, says KL KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The third archipelagic talks between Malaysia and Indonesia ended here on Wednesday with "considerable progress" made, and Malaysia is confident that a treaty could be concluded soon. Malaysian delegation leader Dr Zakaria Mohamad Yatim today denied reports that the talks
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      Question mark over new British ventures
      347 12 Question mark over new British ventures IN A dramatic decision takon a tew months after ho assumed office, Malaysian Prim* Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad ntit oro#r#o nil QOVornni#nt departments to submit their dealings with British firms to him for vetting. Ostensibly, the decision was sparked by the change
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      ISSUE IN FOCUS
      32 12 ISSUE IN FOCUS 6 THE Malaysians played It by the British rales, then see them change In mid-stream. Can yen blame them fer feeling cheat- A edf 7 Comment by a diplomat.
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      Lock icon DrM's move a blow to ties
      476 12 DrM's move a blow to ties Minister Datuk Hormat Rafei said later The British Malaysian Industries and Trade Association, representing more than 170 British firms here, asked for clarification from the High Commission, but the British Government is yet to be formally told of the Malaysian action. Whether they have
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      Lock icon Air talks with US hit snag
      238 12 THE Malaysia-US air talks have so far failed to resolve the question of a route schedule for Malaysian Airlines System (MAS) to the United States. The talks had to be adjourned despite three days of intensive discussions on the issue. The adjournment on Wednesday
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      Lock icon New jets 'not to replace ageing Tebuans'
      276 12 New jets 'not to replace ageing Tebuans' THE purchase of Vought A-7D Corsair or McDon- c< nel Douglas A-4 Skyhawk aircraft currently being T considered by the government is not to replace the ageing Tebuans. I r HMAF Air Commander Brig Gen Mohamed Yunus Tasi said today the aircraft will
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      Lock icon Wreckage of jet found after eight months
      175 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Prl. The wreckage ef a Malayataa air farce Tebiu let which crashed late the Smith Cblaa Se* mi Feb II has beea Divers from the Malaysian Navy found the let 3> i km tram Balok Beach, aear Kuaatan, ea Tuesday. The
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      Musa on economic talks with India
      301 13 Musa on economic talks with India KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A dialogue between India and Asean on economic cooperation "would certainly take place" at an appropriate time, Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said here today. After meeting the visiting Indian Foreign External Affairs Minister Mr P. V. Narasimha Rao
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      Lock icon 'Ninja' gang robs family of cash and precious gems
      305 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A SIX-MAN "ninja" gang held up a former police officer and his family in Damansara Heights here yesterday and escaped with an estimated few hundred thousand dollars in cash and jewellery. The robbers, all armed with knives, had
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
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        Lock icon Dr M: It's no issue
        89 13 PRIME MINISTER Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamed said in Alor Star yesterday that it was not necessary to dispute the MCA Youths' call for the creation of a second deputy prime minister's post as the matter did not arise at all. He was commenting to
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        Lock icon MAS thefts probe
        86 13 MALAYSIAN AIRLINES System (MAS) is investigating a report that thefts are on the increase on its air cargo route from Subang Airport to Sabah and Sarawak with colour television sets, video recorders and textiles high on the missing items list. An airline spokesman admitted in Kuala Lumpur
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        Query on CIA
        85 13 DEMOCRATIC ACTION Party (DAP) state assemblyman for Kepayang, Mr Ldm Cho Hock, will ask the Perak Mentri Besar whether the state assembly intends to investigate an allegation that he was an agent of the American Central Intelligence Agency, The Star reported yesterday. Mr Lim will also ask
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        Fake notes racket
        65 13 A SYNDICATE is swindling the public by selling fake dollar notes which are no longer legal tender at high prices telling people the notes could be converted into millions of dollars by certain bomohs. Sources in the Numismatic Society in Kuala Lumpur said the syndicate sells off
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        Lock icon 62 more refugees
        65 13 THE SIXTY-TWO Vietnamese picked up by the American navy frigate, USS Roark, in the South China Sea last Sunday will be transferred to the Sungei Besi refugee camp in Kuala Lumpur today. The refugees had been on board the USS Roark since it arrived at Penang on
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      Patrolmen claim assault by Rela members
      361 13 Patrolmen claim assault by Rela members KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THREE Rukun Tetangga (volunteer) patrolmen including the duty officer alleged today they were assaulted by several Rela members last Tuesday night in the Kampung Kasipillal sector, the National Echo reported today. According to one of the I victims, the assault was
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      Lock icon $1 holdup
      29 13 KANGAR. Fri. Three pistolpacking masked men held up a restaurant owner and his son here and escaped with only Msl and a few packets of cigarette*. NST.
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      Lock icon Fishermen's grouse
      54 13 KUANTAN, Fri. About 600 traditional fishermen in FVkan have complained to the Fisheries Department that their livelihood was threatened by trawler* which encroached into their "territory" In Sungei Bebar They said In the past their daily catch totalled between MJIO and MJIS. but had dropped to between Ms
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      Lock icon KL to raise biggest ever loan from banks
      205 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysia is to raise its biggest ever loan of MJ1.625 million through a syndicate of banks lea by the state-owned Bank Bumiputra, the bank said In a statement today. The loan, set at low terms, will be used to
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      Lock icon $130,000 snatched from security man
      155 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Two gunmen grabbed a bag with M 5130,000 from a security officer in a lightning robbery near the rear exit of Puduraya here this morning. They also seized the .38 Browning revolver of Mr A. R. Mohamed Noor, 68, chief security officer
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      AWACS STAKE
      403 14 NOTHING has stirred the hornets' nest for US President Ronald Reagan more than his agreement last April to sell Awacs aircraft to Saudi Arabia. It has sparked off a raging political controversy, with Congress apparently ranged against the president. But the sudden death of President Anwar Sadat of
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      KNOWING IT SOONER
      399 14 IN SOME cultures they do it with lemons. Modem obstetricians, however, have a more scientific way of determining the sex of an unborn baby by using a computerised diagnostic machine. The only rub is that the ability of the machine :o correctly predict whether the foetus is
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane
    468 14 T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane SUN POWER THE sun In my story today is Dr Sun Vat Sen. He founded, 70 years ago, the first Republic of China, then also the first Asian country to turn Republic. Since the 1911 successful Chinese Revolution, led by Dr Sun, the
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  • JAKARTA JOTTINGS
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      66,000 go on pilgrimage
      59 14  -  ROSIHAN ANWAR By Our Jakarta reporter HARI Raya Haji has Just been celebrated. This year some 66.000 Indonesian pilgrims went to Mecca to perform the HaJI rituals. The number of pilgrims varies from year to year depending on the economic climate. Last year, the number was
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      54 14 Indonesia women spend a fortune on cosmetics eight billion rupiahs (5J2.4 billion) a month to be more precise according to Tempo magazine. The products vary from expensive imported products to cheaper varieties which are produced locally. For instance, one Lancome lipstick costs 4,000 rupiahs whereas a homemade Viva lipstick would
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      67 14 The airport at Cengkareng. now under con- struc lor, will become operational In 1965. Occupying a total area of 1,000 hectares, the new airport will replace Kemayoran Domestic Airport (which will be closed) and Halim Perdanakusuma International Airport (which will be put to other uses). Kemayoran will be closed as
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      133 14 On the recent visit by Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi to Indonesia, Business News editorialised "How far should we imitate its economic planning system and policies? Our ideological bases are very similar, viz nonMarxist socialism. The question of poverty and equity confronts both countries. "Should we imitate India's economic policies
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      57 14 Singapore is the largest importer of vegetables from North Sumatra. This province also exports a large quantity of canned pineapples, Now in an effort to increase fish exports, a canning factory has been built near the Belawan harbour. However, the factory has been unable to operate at full capacity due
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      63 14 Indonesian workers have no problems as far as food and clothing are concerned but they are still deficient in housing, education and health, said the chairman of the All Indonesian Workers' Federation (FBSI), Mr Aurus Sudono. He added that the number of people seeking employment continues to increase. It is
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    It all depends on the success of Reaganomics
    1562 14 It all depends on the success of Reaganomics AT THE Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Melbourne, which ended this week, Mr Lee Kuan Yew painted a vast canvass of this troubled world focusing on what he felt could be the "decisive decade" The Eighties. "If the Reagan Administration," the
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  • FORUM
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      Guides do show visitors round croc farm
      334 15 WE wish to thank your reader Buaya for her views on the "shortcomings" of the crocodile farm (ST, Sept 16) and would like to enlighten Buaya on the following: We do not provide literature or photographs of crocodiles or the process of skinning,
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      Eliminating bias in workers' appraisal
      142 15 I agree with Observer's comment in his letter "When Your Appraisal Depends On Your Boss' Favour" (ST, Sept 15). Wage increases do depend on superior-subordi-nate relationships. An officet may perform outstandingly, but if he is in personal conflict with his superior, he will never be
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      Need to avoid extremes in Thealth care
      538 15 Need to avoid extremes in Thealth care Move away from welfare system a must, says Health Minister I REFER to the letter "British System not as bleak as painted" by Joan Wigglesworth (ST, Oct 3). If the writer doubts the accuracy of my remarks about the British National Health Service,
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      Nation and government
      343 15 RECENTLY, differences over political policies between certain states have made headlines in newspapers. These differences seem to have centred around Kampuchea and Afghanistan. People uninitiated in the game of politics tend to veer round the view that, because of these differences, the two countries are moving away
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      Vandals at work
      116 15 WE refer to Jane Tan's letter "Fine these errant PUB consumers" (ST, Sept 1). The temperature at the World Trade Centre is set at 24.4° C. This varies from office to office, depending on size and location, position of airconditioning ducts and number of people, among other
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      Sick leave and risk of disciplinary action
      300 15 SECTION 43 of the Employment Act states: "An employee who absents himself on sick leave (a) which is not certified by a medical officer or a duly registered medical practitioner appointed by tne employer; or (b) which is certified by a medical officer,
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      114 15 I am also interested to know whether an employer can, without going through a disciplinary process c Forfeit the salary of the employee for the days he was absent from work, e.g. by treating it as no pay leave; Recover the cost of medical attention given to the employee if
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      How fusty!
      45 15 I REFER to yew repert on lawyers and their mlaaUg gewns (ST, Oet Z). It is Sine •mtjmigtm and lawyers aeaird their wigs and gewns. They should me*eralae like othrrs and not stick to eld British and colonial tradition GEORGE LOW Slngaporr WZ2
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      Talking about the finer things in life
      187 15 I HAVE had my fill of complaints against the Singapore Bus Service ana car park attendants! Let us move on to the finer things in life such as music, in which I take a professional interest. (Medicine just happens to be my hobby.)
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        89 15 WHY is no new canteen included for the new buildings of the Singapore General Hospital 0 The number of staff, patients and visitors has increased several times. While I was receiving treatment at the hospital, some nurses told me they had a hard time getting proper meals.
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        ... and Changi Airport
        55 15 and Changi Airport ALL TYPES of signboards are clearly and attractively displayed in the halls of the airport. But where is the signboard indicating where the hawker centre is? People tend to prope around frantically in search of it for their favourite food or at least for a quick meal.
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    BACKGROUND Growing pressure for political reform
    689 16  - BACKGROUND Growing pressure for political reform FORMER Indonesian Defence Minister, General Abdul Haris Nasution, has said that the military-backed government of President Suharto will come under increasing pressure to introduce political and constitutional reforms before the general election next May. Gen Nasution, expected to play a key opposition role, said
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    Sadat: The humble heritage
    713 16 Kubba Palace, one of i the residences of Egyp- tian kings. Anwar gave early evidence of the au- dacity he repeatedly showed in later life, stealing apricots from I the royal orchard. Though the elder i Sadat rose to be a senior 1 clerk, the family
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      Kuala Sidim Rubber
      58 17 THE Kuala Sidim Rubber Co Bhd has announced that for the year ended June 30, 1981, operating profits of the company fell 20 per cent to M 56.76 million. After tax profits also fell 20 per cent to U million. The company provided for dividends of $4
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      Setron (M)
      73 17 BOTH the SES and KLSE have requested clarification on the proposed merger of Setron (M) Bhd with Scott and English (M) Sdn Bhd. They wanted to know the value placed on the shares of both companies for the purpose of the merger, the basis for arriving at the
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      Genting
      31 17 GENTING Bhd has announced that it has successfully completed the acquisition of Ko Rubber Plantations Pte Ltd, Kan Hin Rubber Co, and Chin Cheng Realty Pte Ltd, on Oct 7.
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      Mentakab Rubber
      45 17 MENTAKAB Rubber Co (M) Bhd has announced an interim dividend of 10 per cent less tax for the financial year ending Dec 31, 1981, payable on Nov 30 to shareholders registered on Nov 23. The transfer register will be closed from Nov 25-30.
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      Cold Storage land sold
      83 17 COLD Storage (Malaysia) has signed an agreement to sell a piece of land in Georgetown (Penang) to Cahaya Utara Sdn Bhd for MJ7.16 million cash. The sale of the land, totalling about 4,249 sq metres, is subject to the approval of the Foreign Investment Committee. According
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      Lock icon Sumitomo in S'pore
      93 17 TOKYO, Fri. Sumitomo Cement Co, a leading Japanese cement maker, will start producing mixed concrete in Singapore next month, Sumitomo officials said today. A concrete plant has just been completed there and the operation is to begin shortly at the rate of 120 cubic meters per hour,
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      Lock icon Marriage bureau?
      67 17 JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia and Britain are considering setting up a central organisation to help potentia' investors find joint venture partners in Indonesia. Dr Frans Seda, chairman of the BritainIndonesia conference on trade and investment here said today that the committee could also help with procedural difficulties encountered by
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      Lock icon US-Sri Lanka venture
      75 17 COLOMBO, Fri. A private limited liability company, Coastal (Lanka) Limited, will be formed for an international oil storage project in the Sri Lankan port of Trineomalee. The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation, a stateowned concern, and Coastal Corporation of the US have formed the company which will have 100
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      Lock icon EEC rebukes Japan
      66 17 BRUSSELS, Fri. European common market business leaders issued a sharp rebuke to Japan today for hindering sales of European goods In Japan and thereby worsening the trade imbalance between the two sides. The European message was contained in a seven-point declaration delivered to the president of the
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      Lock icon Checks on steel
      35 17 WASHINGTON, Frl. The United States government will expand its monitoring of steel imports in an effort to keep tabs on a new scheme to circumvent "anti-dumping" rules, commerce department officials said. AP
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    Two QCs admitted for MUI
    159 17 case KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Twi Australian Queen's Ceaaael, Mr David Michael John Beuett and Mr Ikwdare Horn, were admitted la the High ChH today to enable them to appear la twe matters regarding the acquisition efHetel Malaysia aad Ming Ceert Hotel, bath of which are
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    Lock icon India's prospects
    67 17 NEW DELHI, Fri. The Reserve Bank of India said in Its annual report published today tui the current trend of deteriorauoa in the balance of payments wa- unlikely to be levelled during the next two yean. In its report for the year July 1980 to June 1981. the
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    Lock icon 'Investments in oil will be sustained'
    323 17 MANILA, Krt. The flow of investments into the world's petroleum industry will continue to be feverish in the 1960s despite dampened profits brought about by increased taxes and royalties and inflation. The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) will still predominate In setting the
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    CSA wins $30m Hongkong betting deal
    574 17  - CSA wins $30m Hongkong betting deal CHAN OI CHEE SALE OF SOFTWARE EXPERTISE THE Computer Systems Adviser (CSA) group, one of the largest local computer firms, has won a contract worth about |30 million for the computerisation of all off-course betting operations in Hongkong. This deal amounts to a significant
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    SIF '81 receives mixed ratings
    547 17 EXHIBITORS at the first Singapore international trade fair, the SIF '81 which ends tommorow, expressed mixed feelings towards it. For the Australian Northern Territory representation, the fair has lived up to its name. To the Toppan International Group, a Japanese concern, it is "not so
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    Twin show with good sales
    192 17 BUYERS and end-users who visited the AsiaPrint/ AsiaPack twin show at the World Trade Centre bought a substantial amount of machinery, according to the organisers, Interfama Pte Ltd. At the close of the 5-day show yesterday, some $40 million In sales were said to have
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    Lock icon Tokyo eases controls
    101 17 TOKYO, Frl. The government has relaxed control on long-term overseas loan* in a bid to narrow the nations soaring international balance of payments surplus, Kyodo news service said today. The surplus is estimated to reach US© billion (5J19.5 billion) in the current fiscal year. Kyodo quoted a
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    Lock icon Korea's $64 b debt
    82 17 SEOUL, Fri. South Korea's outstanding foreign oVbt stood at USJ3O.3 biUion (Ss64 billion) at the end of August, but it is well within manageable levels. Prime Minister Nam DuckWoo told Parliament today. He said the country's debtservice ratio was expected to (all below 13 per cent
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    Regional business game finals
    144 17 Regional business game finals THE finals of the regional management game will be held on Oct 24, 1961, from 8.45 a.m. to 5.15 p.m. at the ICL Computers premises at the World Trade Centre. It will be sponsored by the Singapore Institute of Management, Business Times and ICL Computers. The
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    Guinness declares 1-for-1 bonus issue
    199 17 Guinness declares 1-for-1 bonus issue GUINNESS Malaysia Bhd has announced a one-for-one bonus issue despite a 20 per cent decline in group pretax profits for tne year ended Aug 31. 1961. In a statement yesterday, Guinness said that the authorised capital of the company will be raised to MflOO million
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    Lock icon Thai growth of 6.3 pc
    99 17 BANGKOK. Fri. Thailand chalked up an economic growth rate of 6.3 per cent in 1980, up from 6.1 per cent in 1979, official figures showed today. Growth rates of agriculture and construction shot up more than half to 3.5 per cent and 14.9 respectively, while
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    409 17 SINGAPORE The stack market eleaed higher aa baying sapport and covering Interest In moderate selective trading. The Straits Times Industrial Index was T. 15 points higher at •55.28. Hotels, propertied and commodities were tnarglaallY higher where KUALA LUMPUR: Another quiet earls a passed as prices
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    SCOREBOARD
    26 17 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Minings Plantations Deb/Loam Up 55 10 6 6 2 5 2 Down 16 3 1 1 2 Unch 10 2 2
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      48 17 long L*o*g Ind Lappal Skip I P P Ifriunt.i > B 8 ilraiu Tr«din« I Laong Fin > C B ientinfa 4al Iron loUiwi I I 865 966 MO 680 686 640 MO 434 452 436 216 1010 30 30 JO 10 30 20 20 16 16 16 15
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      16 17 il Prop*i Sulin 111 K T.Bf 510 1230 700 490 -a -ii -ii -ii -i'
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      VOLUME LEADERS
      21 17 i ru "romel IU 1 'Merlin U 242.1 242.1 190,1 183.1 'oUI turnover: 4.88 m 'oUI value $19 02m
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      Indices
      31 17 Indicator Mtrlata: Icb: sr nuuons BC. Slnd *****0 627.31 1344 01 1019.57 652.24 ***** W199 ■Ml 562 32 *****0 ***** 1345 54 1023.22 ***** 352.24 877 66 617 32 570.75
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      45 17 AC m +4 fillTff UitkrifßU 10 NBT Ntllraa PMC •4 1« Btae tarty 81 MmmMi +8 2 ■atopla* 10 •16 HutFE tofccaaeßM MTC NtWßn -5 PeritoPlMt Prim* dMam PT*tmn^ •4 10 *16 StTra«M Times Pik I Kagtmtm Wmim 20 -2 5
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      499 17 I I naaLl naaVlaanVß s^l^b^^l I GIIINNKSS MALAYSIA HKKHAI) I (Ueorvormtod la Malaysia) PREI JMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT OF PROFITS, DIVIDENDS AND BONUS ISSUE TEAR ENDED SIST AUGUST, IMI The Board of Directors of Guinness Malaysia Berhad has pleasure In announcing the unaudited trading results for the year ended list August. 1981:
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    Singapore closing prices
    2316 18 ■CffHM ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr'i N'rt 1981 Last Oiv P/E Vol Day 'High Low Compaay Sale 4+ or- COOO) |li«h 1...w 4M 290 Aetna 2Socd »2 14.5 9 2 259 258 Alcom 144 48 24.8 380 130 Allied Choc 151 -1 7.0 13.8 5 152 150 312
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    Lock icon KL lowers rubber export duties
    204 18 KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia rubber export duties were lowered to 35--1/8 cents per kilo from 37--5/8 for the following types, effective yesterday, the government said. Rubber latex, RSS One, Two, RSS International estates (IX), other RSS, Superior Processing Rubber and Air Dried Sheets (ADS), Unsmoked Sheet
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    Shares continue to move up
    600 18 THE stock market eteaed higher yesterday wttk tke Straits Times Indastrtai* iadex gaining. 7.M palate to ■Mat Bat tke valame «f traasacttaaa was geaerally tow, except far selected counter* sack aa Haw Par. Tke market opeaed alter Taaraday's hallday aa a firmer toaw wita starttag
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    Uptrend in KL too
    364 18 ANOTHER quiet session pasted at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday as prices generally moved slightly higher in most sectors. Some interest shifted to the buying-in notices which the exchange drew up on Wednesday for outstanding positions for the month of September. But before actual buyingin
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    UNIT TRUSTS
    210 18 SINGAPORE I NIT TRUST IMmiiii' prim tor Ort It) The Coamcrc* 2 71 2 85 The Savtngi Fund lit IK S'pore Prog Fund 1 20 1 2Sxd Sporr Sec. Fund 1.71 1J7 S'pare Invest Fund DM 0.M Spare Equity Fund 111 1.J4 ABU UNIT 1UR (Mmfi' prim tor
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    KL SCOREBOARD
    32 18 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties (Ml Palms Tins robbers t robbers Deb/Loans Up 48 5 5 2 4 7 Down 21 1 1 unci 13 1 1 2 1 1 5
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    Kuala Lumpur
    1477 18 BID and offer price* officially —ted and >»■«<■—- ir. and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exc-hang* yntrrday, with the number of share* traded ihown In bracket* In lou of 1.000 units unltf otherwtat ■perilled INMJSTKIALS Una (1.278 1.308) (5) 1.27 ni ACkaedJtß) AMD (2.028) (4) 2.04 (2)
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    Rises
    39 18 Beriuntai 7.40 +.40 HI. Ind 10.40 +.40 U M Works 4.56 .28 Dunlop Est 4.64 +.20 Oming 5.35 .20 S Dredge 4.76 +.16 S Trading 7.30 +.13 P Bank 7.30 .15 CityDev 3.14 +.12 T Textile 2.76 +.10
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    Falls
    24 18 Esso Ord 5.50 110 J C Ent 1.60 28 N S T 7.80 .20 K G Hold 2.74 16 C Sugars 13.30 10
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    1424 18 BID and offer price* officially listed sad hmlne** la sad reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of share* traded shown In brackets la lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board deal (In
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      Hongkong
      233 18 HONGKONG: Stocks closed i higher for the third consecutive day. following the trend in I Wall Street supported by lower US interest rates yesterday, dealers said The Hang Seng index closed 35.90 points higher at 1302 42. following a gain of 86.69 on Thursday. Share prices opened higher and
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      Sydney
      305 18 SYDNEY: Renewed overseas buying yesterday, supported one of its best one-day gains In several weeks as attention (ocuased on selected oil and gold stocks, dealers said The All-Ordinaries index finished the day 8.9 points up to 592.1 for a rise of 17 3 points on the week, reversing the
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      Tokyo
      324 19 TOKYO: Share prices closed mixed in thin dealings with many investors worried about high levels of margin trading yesterday, dealers said. The second market ended slightly higher. uinoa-oto -fc^i Jg§ Smhi ctMB V \mlu OUu. Ml 94nk T* Ml Banyu Hi BrtdfMton* 4M 5hljo_» MB -hubu Pwt tn .ltlttn
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      319 19 NEW YORK, Thurs. Stocks closed higher, led by strength in the blue chips, as the market continues to expect further declines in Interest rates. Those expectations were reinforced by a decline in the prime rate to 18-1/2 per cent from 19 per cent by Chase Manhattan Bank. No
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      London
      603 19 LOrJDON, Fri. The stock market firmed today, with the easing in US and domestic short term rates prompting fresh commitment ol funds into government bonds, which closed with net rises of half a point and occasionally more dealers said. At 3pm, the Finanoia Times index was up 10.1 points
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      Selected indices
      53 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 487.7 Wednesday 486.7 Week Ago 475.0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 878.14 Wednesday 888 72 Week Ago 852.28 H.K.HANG SENG F rHUy 1302.42 Thursday *****2 Week Ago 1233.28 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 887.4 Thursday 083 0 Week Ago 879.4 ALL ORDINARIKB Friday 592.1 Thursday 5832
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      Amsterdam
      194 19 AMSTERDAM. Thurs. Share prices were higher, with HIM rising two guilders and VwOewtt 1.10 In Dutch Internationals, dealers said. BtotUbyd gained 2 20 and Bessofcca l.fl). Esfcses rose three and Bisfcci, with a higher dividend, 3.50. Banks and Insurances tinned. In Inactive* Patter fell two while Oee rose 1.80.
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      Zurich
      199 19 ZURICH, Thurs. Share prices closed firmer In active SiuJtag on widespread expecUttoos of declining Interest rates, dealers said. A Hrmer tone in bond trading was carried over to the stock market, they said, noting that foreign bonds have shown considerable gains in four consecutive sessions. But some dealers cautioned
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      Manila
      91 19 MANILA: Commercial and industrial stocks eased yesterday, with mining and oil shares and turnover fell from -2 9 million to 1.4 million pesos. dealers said. Pate* B, Stmtrmt and Ist na HMgs were strong finishers .ndKpaato was lower SKEr Itngtot Bank m Sani Of Arudhtn uncl LM ■Mil JuCtW
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      Bangkok
      96 19 BANGKOK: Share price*, moved slightly higher In quiet trading yesterday, with the finance board leading the way, dealer* laid I lco)t Minim tllu Coo. A tuu coo. m. hiuM OoM Imnwt Coa IT Ooodrteh rocp L*ndoU MM IIZ a jo IH MM 9 30 I 400 0J uneh unch
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      PRODUCE PRICES
      138 19 CHINESE Prsdare Exrhaace, Stagapwre, rle«lag prtees per IMkg yesterday. Cwe*aat ell: Bulk fob $113.50 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $127.75 sellers, new drum fob $137.50 sellers. Capra: Mixed (loose) $68.25 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $387.50 sellers, Sarawak white pepper fag fob
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      CLOSING PRICES
      34 19 Rubber Oct 9 Singapore: Oct: 199.00 cents (down 3.00 cents) Malayaia: Nov: 234.00 cents (down 1.00 cent) Tin: M $35.52 per kilo (up 5 centa) Official offering: 320 tonnes (up 81 tonnes)
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      GOLD
      177 19 THE KILO BAR market for fold drlivrrablc In Slnfapor* opened at 130.515 and clowd al 130.(12 ycatrr <my. la the Far East, gold opened al ***** 50 450 SO and waa traded quietly throughout the morning ataHon before rloatng at 144* B 490 B at mid-day. It re-opned at
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      TIN
      163 19 THE STRAITS tin price rose another five cents to Ms3s 52 Ser kilo in Penang yesteray, on an official offering up 81 tonnes to 320 tonnes. The overnight London market was easier with forward buyers quoted down f 40 to £8.360 per tonne. LONDON: Influential buying support continued to
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      PALM OIL
      192 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oU market closed steadier on light coveting interest in moderate trading yesterday, dealers said. In October month, south closed $2.50 lower at M*9» per tonne while central was traded at $907 .50 and north $335. November saw south, central and north traded
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      COPPER
      34 19 LONDON Copper prlna on Thursday (prevloua In bracket!) Wlrebar Spot CMS. OO CSOSOO); lelleri CNS.M (CJOSSO). Three Month buyers C9JB 00 C *****): aeuen ES3B 50 (CS4I.SO). Market leaw: Barely steady. Bataa: 14.300
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      33 19 Silver quotes New Yort 428 un«v tos Zurich 9 SB ua*v 9«S ■M Ttmn Slncapore 9 358 ckacd 956S CJodag prices In US dollar* a troy ounr» MMII C^VM BslMMf B*BMPa>
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      RUBBER
      646 19 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed easier yesterday, with October RSS One buyers quoted at 199.00 cents per kilo, down 3.00 cents on Wednesday's close, dealers said. The morning market lost 3.50 cents after fluctuating marginally on some fresh buying interest alternated by profit-tak-ing, they said. Inspite of
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      SSR and SMR
      76 19 LA* 18RX 18*10 4BILB IMHCV IMRL iMRS IMRGP IMB 10 Oetotor No>f«b«t ICuml Mlkl (Forward Mlkl B.y.r. »«ll.r. B.y.r. B«U*ra (IU»pall«> l«S0 IMSON ir7oo l«8 00N (IUapaUMI IMtO IMJON 1(6.00 1«TOON IlknpallMl Ml JO 223 SON 2HSO 224 SON (I'taapdbO ***** *****N 21»00 231 00N lIMimOmI IKUO
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      Money and exchanges
      330 19 MARKET sentiment was bearish In the Singapore forex market yeaterThe US Sing dollar was first traded at 12 0950 and drifted downwards to the day's low of C 0986. li hardened after lunch and reached B 0970 80 when the US dollar strengthened against major currencies, before
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      NOMINAL RATES
      337 19 INTERBANK rate* at 3.00 pm: quoted jraatarday (croa«)partty L«eaJ d*lUn U •iw ■■It at farelgM roxMHfi US dollar 2.0970 2.0980 2.8196 sterling pound 4.0080 4.0135 7.3469 Australian dollar 2.4215 2.4240 3.4286 MZ dollar 1.7530 1.7565 3.4286 Canadian dollar 1.7505 1.7525 LaesJ dollar* to 1M talU farelgn Hongkong dollar
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      Discount
      36 19 count boua* ob Oct T: Ovcndfkt:m Call deports: «H%107» Clmlm B.7i>f S.UU* 3-month Treaiury bills «H ft 3- month Bulk bills 14H 14 3 monttu CD 13 1311/16 6 montlu CD 13H 13K ■■■ill: NUWDknuil.
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      33 19 Closing Interbank rates for Singapore dollar* on Oct Offer Bid Overnight 18 IT 1 month 13 13 1C 1311 16 2montha 1313/lt 13 U 16 3moßtba UUII 1311,16 OvermghJ mode 13
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      Prime lending rates
      28 19 THE average rate at which attjor Sligapwre I bowks are eammOy prepared U lend to their beort I rwtomers Is It M pet cent. I
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    POSB teller machines successful
    537 20  -  LEE YEW MENG SOME of the automated teller machines (ATMs) installed by the Post Office Savings Bank (POSB) have each been doing the work of more than two counter girls. This was indicated by POSB chairman, Mr Tan Chok Kian. yesterday at a signing ceremony for
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    Lock icon Otis-Tianjin tie-up
    66 20 HARTFORD (Connecticut). Fri. Otis Elevator, the world's largest manufacturer of elevators and escalators. said it had signed a business agreement with the largest elevator company in China. Otis, a subsidiary of United Technologies Corp, said the memorandum of understanding was reached with the Ttaniin Elevator Company of Tianjin
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    More partners in broking
    185 20 SEVERAL broking firms are taking more partners. Associated Asian will have its two-man partnership increased to three with the addition of Mr Leaw Kok Yin, an ac- countant by profession. The other two partners are Mr John Foo Chee Heng, a committee member of the Stock
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    Lock icon Chase cuts prime rate to 18.5 pc
    286 20 Chase cuts prime rate to 18.5 pc NEW YORK, Fri. Chase Manhattan Bank yesterday cut its prime lending rate to 18.5 from 19 per cent. Bankers and money market experts said the decline was expected in view of declining shortterm rates banks pay to acquire funds in the money market.
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    Sime looks to Korea
    435 20 SIME Darby chairman Tun Tan Siew Sin has instructed his senior executives to find ways to establish a meaningful presence in South Korea. "We have about 250 companies in our group which operate in 20 countries all over the world, and yet we have no presence
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    176 20 INSTANT ROOF MAKER SEEKS AGENT NEED raaf ever y«v Imml Im ft Jffy? if ym 4». ttea tn Bwy he MmMhiiinetin fevetopeJ to Vessel Fwgl— «fl«g Service* W AurtnlU. The toastoMd memknae atnetue Is fmlly p*rUMe, light ud may U erect. All parts are rtiuMe, bMtakitag the membnae fafcrle. The
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    270 20 MAS gives finance firms more leeway THE Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has given finance companies greater leeway in financing trade and inventory. Finance companies can now issue letters of credit to cover imports of goods or provide financing against storage of goods in approved godowns without being subject to
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    519 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Foreign plantation owners in Selangor are keeping a low profile following an announcement that the state government was considering taking over their estates. Most of those contacted by the Malaysian Business Times side-tracked questions with answers like "no comments" or "let's
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      220 20 EMCOipt from... ~Hii *iPH* TIMESiHiIS > THE STRAITS TIMES. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1981 a^a^Ba^BT f r from »1| h.. _,<x .i -I, ,b s?^ I i Apologies for error ■a^. ***y H^a million readers strong.. if. -y-^ .^Isa^BaMaVBMMHBBMBa^Ba^B^BaV Ba^La^Bfc M^ M Ba4fc* Ba^Ba^^^^^s^^^l^^l^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Jßal aa^LW eSraßtefc^fea* sin chew jit poh MsAs*^
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      1265 22 EXPAT TMNMMD, SALE SWAT TYPE MERCEDES vjl Saturday October 10. 2605. Colt T120 panel^mn Both I Tloman. ll Ardmorc Park well maintained coins I cheap at $22,000 Cail Adam I PIANO TEACHER. FEMALE 2234*53/4 for viewing I Recular weekend afternoon oth OMOCNT COURSE (for I tuition Minimum quallflca- dots) commencing
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      728 22 _a_ a BBB_ I Wl) f TT) invites suitably qualified crr»n«-r_m_i appllcanU for the post of: SECRETARIAL PERSONNEL CLERK ASSISTANT Pteßsant dispoaltlon and able to communicate wen. a Duties: qce Q teve| p,^, To assist the Personnel credit in English Officer ln all aspects of language and personnel work Mathematics
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      794 22 _Vb^ lI X B Eitsptoymant y aa# I Large and Well Ests-V ■__|__k__^_| Wished Marine Engineer ing and Construction _^"^__P Company invites applications for the position of THI POLVOLEFIN /^l_^a»L COMPANY (SaNOAPORE) \_Jf_TK cnZn^ D (^XB^: «U^ys3Bo-$4BOpR,) appHceMonai tar the taaawIngpoarHona: Minimum GCE 'O' 1. BALEB CLERK levrt 00-O-iwai. Knowledge
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      913 22 ffl[p~--_J C.A.T.S. Qlll Duffua Singapore *O haa an imm*cHata vacancy 21*4*4422 for Hm pert of: I male night Classified telex operator j Advertising Completed National WnpLr Service WaT»%». Potato a minimum of 3 O' level credit 1 4L- "Ji_ um Preferably 1 to 2 yean' telex experience The company offers
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      470 23 ijji;f D Em P |o y nwnt 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial «V Clerical I Established Import/ Er port/ Manufacturing Company requires FEMALE SENIOR I BOOK-KEEPER o Must be mature and pos- sess LCC Higher Ac- counting Certificate or preferably recognised Diploma or Its equlvai lent t a Minimum 3
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      516 23 TELEPHONE OPERATOR CUM RECEPTIONISTS Requirements: OCE O' level passes. a Preferably proficient In a second language. Able to type would be an advantage. PtOeMe) smblmTm tn naun hamtunii Ing stating quattneanona, experience, present and expected satertea. lalaphons number together with supporting documents and a photograph (nr) The General Manager VICOM
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      563 23 [p|| p fmmmm A wall established subeidiar Of an American Orgamsatio With esteblishmont in Juron requires an ACCOUNTS CLERK a Must possess LCCI Inter mediate Higher AccounUn Certificate with 4 to 5 year experience In similar capacl iy a Able to keep full set o Books a Salary negotiable a
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      498 23 FEMALE SITE CLERK urgently required a Able to speak good Eng g llsh. a Able to type and hand! general office duties. I Kindly call: NISSAN CONSTRUCTION CO LTD 1 T*1:*****22 p> *of inl#nn#w FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK a Singapore ClUsen I a Passed OCE O' level or .1 equivalent with
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      1228 23 l|| Q CwplDyiiiiiit )y A wen estabkehed Finance Compe ny raqulrn OENERAL CLERK a OCE o Level with credits Ir English and Maths c Typing speed 40 to 45 wpm c Knowledge of Accounts c Relevant working experience would be an advantage Reply with contact phono numboi and photograph (non
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      1012 23 ijjli 0 biaptoymtnt FEMALE OENERAL CLERK Cun Typist required Immediately N< i experience essentlsl Pleasi write with full particulars glvlni contact telephone number to n Oee Hoe Chan Trading Co PU Ltd. 32-33. Upper Weld Road Spore 0820 OENERAL CLERK/ TYPIST requlr a. Ed urgently Must be sble to star
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      501 23 WANTED OROENTLY A Female I Clerk Preferably with knowl- edge of Import/ Export procel dures Interested contact 25M255 WORKSHOP IN TOA Payoh re- quires a Oeneral Clerk Conversant in Mandarin and dialects Call tel *****05 OENERAL CLERK REOtMREO »ltl t typing and book-keeping experl ence Tel 257M11. Mr Tham I
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      537 23 11l A I Csl^MOyMMfli Expanding Company looking for anargatic SALES PERSONNEL (Mala or Famaia) lo handle Quality Plastic Contair era. Industrial a Environment! E Products cater mainly lor goverr menl. industrial a commercial te< I tare. Requirements:* I c OCE O' level with good En| "l lUh c Ability to
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      641 23 C.A.T.S. 284-4422 Classified Advertising Works. ILICTMCAL COUNTER SALESOsM.* rsaalrsd by an aslabltshsd Elactn- cal Trading Firm. Z! Oood knowledge of electrical products a OCE -O' level a 2 years experience c Oood salary will be offered to right candidates <• -—ted cendKUta. pte— with lull raauma and non. return I
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      794 24 0 I gja^Bk. |f Q EiW4itoyiiwit 86 Situations Vacant 1) TecJuilcMl m9 kW\ m^km^km^kmm^kmm^kmM w wow looaing k» r.opo«Whnt HEWLETT mLKM Packard zfiZSSSX** 1 1 TECHNICIAIMS FOREMAN REQUIREMENTS: (Preee Section) ITC/NTC In Rl n mnssniiiiiiaisim Electronics and/or BuperYUlon o p rion n.i Mechanical and production processes. To Enameerina P l
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      1009 24 a II MBA A Duo lo a rocont •iponoton, in v*4o appslcotion* lo* mo totfoviing f^J^M pooitlona:- I ig^W (A) ELECTHONrC ENOMEERS 1 Iff I I Previous experience with CNC '°"trols a positive "^Br advantage but not essenllkl (B) MECHANICAL FITTERS Previous experience with the MITATUI Bl EUiTnn repair and
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      1053 24 IRIIP**-^ 1 A loading Piopocty Osvslopar In- sJmji_ljjjh«_i vitao oppKcelKKw wit*, tho loßow- t) Production Ing quawltcotlons tor the poottton ot MSE TECHNICIANS as»saissssssssssso«saissssssssssssssssi o NTC 3ln electrical and/or alrcondlUonlng a Preferably wlui Ito 2 years .^Bss^ asaV.^ssssw experience In building ssssssssssssMsHssW maintenance ssW o Completed National Service B o
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      997 24 1 1 1 1 I) MlMcellmneous t99Wpf tdaMMMn#O toy toctofy raaywaa. FEMALE r^rMrwfS PRODUCTION mmiTHComoN* OPERATORS "sr:^a7«sSsEsr UKtKAIUKb AnafmateofSOvi Corporation, USA; o Age 1« -22 years manufacturing o Only Singapore Citizens electric portable typewriters Esi Benefits \r~W~' 1 Inrenlivr SI 00 per day /JfC/\UMIC I dal Monthly rated CAdSOF 7
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      647 24 i||]| p amm t ssV^^ki A« tabwshed manufacturer o< j C>4. I .S tt*oW/taM *nvit## flpptvCAttOOt) s*m .j_ mi auHaMy quesWed candi- 8 4*4422 ess for the toaowlng peel- i I— "technical Classified assistant Advertising Must possess Singapore Wni*lr( Polytechnic Diploma In Me- W«ra%». chanlcal Engineering Preferably with some workIng
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      564 25 "aTII am 111 A 1 I I W*P'*F»""" 66 Situations Vacant -*»*a*^esssssssaa»»»«waw«m. I) m»c*Umifoa3 Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons to fill m X^TCfN. the olloyVin 9 m m vacancies V \S/ ACCOUNTS X^oTro^/ CLERKS GCE O' level with PROMET PRIVATE LCC Intermediate LIMITED Certificate in Bookkeeping or Costing,
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      934 25 11l A taefeww*yilt6ltt [Til I I rVtY\ 1 Horizon I I Paper Inds. Pte Ltd I V v/O/ requires V/*G»f°t/' BaaCaaHai PROMET PRIVATE Wipijr+mti UMITEO An lnt*9TTwai tionM Marina EngtrNwrbig GCE 'A" Level. and Construciton 1 2 years worKing vacanctaa lor cence NOT ls>^ill»!«^T!T?al TECHNICIANS FJT?^rfhl STEELFITTING ffn^Tl FOREMAN rnnruiil
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      952 25 a I I I I wkw A A\W INSTORE PROMOTERS Cms 9 aignmenti immodialaty available Secondary 3 end 4 etudente. PreUniveraity etudente. College and 4*TaaT)r Unrverelty students. Houeewtvee SINGAPORE OFFSHORE preferred. PETROLEUM SERVICES PTE LTD has vacanr.es for An Engllsn comp ny wants ForkMft Operelece several young men and women
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      1525 25 JJ U tßW*** RBOUIRED MCCHANK6. WELD- PAP.T-TiM€/FULiTiMe sicimirv IRS. Oeneral Workers at Wood OUAROS land area to repair construction machinery Hostel and tea break wanted provided Permit for Malaysians Call personally 84. Lorong 25.V Bonus and other fringe benefits Oeylang after 2pm Mr Chua offered to the right person Work-
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      1351 25 H wmiDiii 4 itMtt 71 Boating Accessories/ y "St >T I by mentioning in your Ad t\ Moke o» cor Ro.er, a-iJ F,ot Ford <'~~^!^J..^[y m M <>d« l £*corf V,, 0 BOATING EQUIPMENT •?Z „io conAND ACCESSORIES »p°"» SABATAIYO" Llta Jackals 9°"°" 1 a (nH.t.6l, 3oals T *P*ond cond.t.on
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      938 26 times Saturday car mart Lcoong Stylish Has Never Looked rSoGoop. Now when you buy the stylish a—^^ Corolla Liftback, we'll give you X^B^^g|g#>' these customised extras at no /^4ST^§^T extra charge: f/jliP^ Free set of Goodyear 111 "(»»'%s'' sports tyres \ViW "b> v^ssV Free set of Cheviot \^L w- 'r
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      1548 26 I MLAST! THE MEWS YW rUVI AUittMVMfTIMOrOII. LADAS NEW RANGE HAS ARRIVED LADAs new ranoe ol deperKiabl« vehicles, all built on the computer-controlled assembly lines ot one ot the world's most modern manufacturing plants. will answer your every motoring need LADA 1600 SALOON t ""'""~^Bs= 1%. t-ada 1800 Saloon la
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      894 26 W^H eeebbbTl ssfl BBbV MV<g|^j I //i ZEBT^T MKk lEßVVflES^se^st-.^^. \f I^ I11^BBMMB» w v «lsssssßssVasas«^^___ P gSBBBBBB^L^tVBBBIkMa J OMfISV bbb^o^^ Combines the smooth, quiet ride expected of a luxury car with the road holding and handling characteristics of a sports sedan. i c With remote control side mirror, power
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      401 26 j C.A.T.S. 184-4411 1 Classified Advertising Works. •7* TOVOTA COMOLLA 1200 c c ircond. spurt* rims BeauUful andltlon 87.900 Blk 181. IBIBA orong 1 Toa Payoh •74. TOVOTA CELICA I owner. ix. Insurance expired April 'SZ rl *****89. Selamat latter 200 m 878 COROLLA 1200 I private wner. beautiful condition
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      1400 27 ■BMBVBMffHBMBMfaVaMfaHBBfaVaWMHBMfMaHMBW turns Saturday <m mart MARCH tSTO CHARADE XTE One 78 VRhiCNM For Sala lady owner, no accldenu. tuff--10 miiwwrvi kote. alrcon. radio cassette k:: OwisMHßrtfßß and maln- Uklned b> dealer from beginning nr.. r (17.800 *****23 (Sunday) No dealers 1177 PEUO4OT MM Auhim.llr I BJBfIBMBMBMBMBMBMBMBMEBMEaI owner, Immaculate condition. I
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      1068 27 •TTENT»NALLCAROWNER., *£>? A'^'onda'cß^fe -((1950) Honda 125 ((1450) AW ny cars and secondhand cars Vejp. P.SOX (5470) 403. Balmier CMn Wt wll| nandl AW YAMAHA VBIOO (350. AY transfer procedures Suzuki OP 100 (450. Scrambler TSI2SC (350 AY Honda OLIOO T«L: *****43 (450 Honda C 8175 5270 Call t»«.-. mvw.--*****17 David
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      1235 27 Propniitt mmmfo-zm KATONG HIGH-CLASS APARTMENTS Tanjong Katong Road, Opposite Hollywood Theatre. W ONLY A FEW UNITS LEFT FOR SALE I Freehold Land Easy Instalments Book now to avoid disappointment Enquiries A Bookings THOMSON HILL LTD 15th Floor Far East Shopping Centre. S4S Orchard Road Singapore 0923 Tel *****11 (20lines) I
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      1687 27 a/1 C Aoxoimwodrtion 4 MH ProptrtKt i J4-O. LEOME TOWERS Blk B. b) Flats overlooking swimming pool. Imnirrtialrly available Rent nego- liable Please view Saturday 4 pm to 5 30 pm AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE 1-BEDROOMED LUXURIOUS OCCUPATION APARTMENT In dlst 9 Near Orchard Yaohan Rental. 11.600 Beautifully furnished at As-
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      1375 27 Ml F Pr^ier.*.' 1 WORKING SIMPLE GIMtS looking J Budget (400 Tel *****01 pj >4y '< I REOURCO HOB FLAT 1 or 2 rooms I N t*-J preferably In Toa Payoh Con *a> a 9& Lart *****01 Tony ft^i N^Vm. A COUPLE REOUMIES 1/2/3-room bTSI aY ed Hat urgenUy Tel
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      1509 28 aft 11 F rragrS?'"'" 1 MUST SELLI HOa 4-roomed flat. It Prooarnas Far ftala Henderson Road Very well ww n. r ..nnrai renovated Highest offer serures Tel *****01 PANOAN VALLEY CHEHMK* a>| riatt Court 3 bedrooms, fully furnlshm/ cd. 1.700 sq ft 5470.000 Call *****35 4-ROOSKO POBIT BLOCK at Toa
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      904 28 —II i rropymt WOH MOP COMDEX office for m SOFT. SHOP 4th floor. City rental Alrcond. furnished, car- piu» with good location and 2 peted Rental $750 p m Available side openings Directly ouUlde for Immediate occupancy Inter- the Emporium main entrance ested parties please let *****88 and also facing
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      741 28 M. >TV f\..l-l_ AMERICA/CANADA l^r ESCAPADES '81 DISNEYLAND /HAWAIIAN PARADISE 11 DAYS $2599 Hawm Los Angeles (Universal Movie Studio). Anaheim (Disneyland) San Dwgo (Sm World). Mexico (Tiiuana) OKI n/10 25/10. 15/11 22/11 79/11.6/1? 13/12 20/12 AMERICA WEST COAST SPECIAL 14 DAYS ***** Los Angeles (Universal Movie Studio). Anaheim (Disneyland) San
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      924 28 (SB*SaSB»j I •IBs'WBBI BBBBBBBBJ NAM ho] TMKL SERVICE IS PTE ITD TWJfI CltieS HM<>>Jct: of Hong Kong Ql 4- 1 6-18. Pearrs Centre, MaCail Eu Tong Sen Street, (Yangtze Theatre) J»*Bj Singapore 01 05 Bm^P Tel: 22 1 8433 (7 lines) T A JKV^^^Q Brsack Offler V"* I jf I
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      1307 28 L-O Q Trawl taMt DEEPAVAU SPECIAL TOURS TM QENTINGHKU4LANOSAMTOUR HAAOYAiVh^bTbaSSIoK 2UA YS $239/ Dep 24/10/81 FATTAYA CHMNOMAI 3D $199 Coach/ Air Dep 23/10 14 Day. b, co«h SSS9 Dep Sat 4OAYS OCNTMO/PENANO/POH 12 D«y« by coach $529 Dep Sat $299/- (Coach/ Alr) Dep 23/10 I B °*y» by c <"**
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      143 Acknowledgements
      95 29 MR LEE KM EMO Dvpartad 4/10/11 arian lo aipraaa (ttwr hwlMI ItiMki and appreciation te all ralatrvaa. Wanda, conawManta. doctor*. Hurt— and ilan of SGH. tumim iiidcIiIii, Hm »aooua communily oantraa. Chawbir ol Commf t», ciMnla. duba and trada aaaettaMona tor Ihaa- kind aa•lalanca. oawdBlancaa. vraalha. ailaodanco and
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      56 29 MR. THOMAS TEO KOOM JOO (40 YRS OLD) CALLED HOME TO K WITH THI I ORO ON 5TM OCT 1M1 LEAVING BEHIND BELOVED WIFEDOREEN SONS: THOMSON TEO CHIN LEONO MMESTEO VIC TEO SADLY MISSED BY FAMILY AND FONDLY REMEMBERED BY WOO FAMN.V. BROTHERS-IN-LAW: KOH roil SIANO. WFNU
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      48 29 Mft. M MM» ANTHONY OOMC2 t fmci h... giKtod ami but «w p*ntul memory o« ,our toM it MM frMli m our twartt Alw.y. r»m»«wbw««l by wttt. cNdfMi. dsughlMtm-lM. mm In I— •nd jfandchNdr.fi "•^■••W Hi^h (VMM WW b# MNM at UT.T FamilT Cllurcl1 J1
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      325 29 MR. LO YAH CHEE AGE: 77 YEARS paaaad away p*ac«fulty on 9th October, 1M1 laavtltQ ■alovad wtf. Stater Lo Shun Ho Ow Wai Leong Oed Water Wong Soon Fong Son*: Daughters In-tow: Lo Hock Ling Wong Thool Ngoh Lo Hong Ling Lul Slk Tim Loh Cheok Leng Lam
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      88 29 I N LOVING MEMORY OF MR. SIM KHONG DEPARTED 10.10.71 ■always remembered by wivesj ■sons, daughters, in-laws and! ■grandchildren. I IN LOVING MEMORY Of MR HARRY FRANCIS DEPARTED 10- 10-W (lone from our lives, one so dear. But In our hearts, forever near Alwaye rwrxoibfd by b»k»v«d wtto and daughters.
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      43 29 wee thi am bock aocomym. passed away peacefully on 9/10/s; at 81noapore oeneral hospital body ly1no in state at st josephs funeral parlour, victoria street FUNERAL ON SUNDAY Oct. 11 AT MT. VERNON CREMATORIUM SINCERE APPRECIATION TO DOCTORS li NURSES. WARD46SOH
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      704 29 Education 4 Instruction PACIFIC DRIVING SCHOOL 8 Kim 114 Music Tlan Roai1 S 'P"" 0316. *****75 llram-h 554 -A Balestter Road •■BaBB«B«aaWaMB*B«BlB«BBMaa> rpon 1232 *****59 VtOLM WITH THEORY Irwins or tuition muilc theory for Begin 116 Dancing ners at student's place, moderate fees, rapid course, date com- *^sis»ss»»»»«BaBBa»BaaaBaBaB mrnce 1st
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      144 29 P— dlln* for D»«th/Funf I Ad». 1. Run-on-Style Before 11. 30 pm for publication on the following day. 2. Seml-dlsplay Before 5.00 pm Display (with for publication on the photo) following day. Before Saturday 12N for publication on Sunday and Monday. Whf To Pl«c« Ad». 1. Beiore 4.00 pm Times
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      694 29 i jjpu J TIJ I^T^3TS3!9 CLERK OF WORKS RHEEM HUME PTE LIMITED requires a Clark-of-Works for Ang Mo Kio Project The position will be temporary for about 9 months The condidate shall have relevant experience in supervising construction of a factory building. Salary will commensurate with experience Please apply giving
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      1018 29 BATU LINTANG RUBBER COMPANY BERHAD I inror poroMd in Motoyuo NOTICE Of MEETING NOTO 6 HERFBY GIVTN [rul the titty eajhth ANNUAI G£M}RAI METTNC of (he members of the company w4 be held M the regßtered office. l*l*ng Pmji. Lihit Per*k VUUysu on S*ti#diy 31« October ISHlil iiOO^m tor the
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    744 30  - Businessman Fook Khau sentenced to 9 years' jail Safety tips $23 million fraud conspiracy By BEN DAVIDSON BUSINESSMAN Ng Fook Khau, 46, a former police inspector, was sentenced to nine years' jail yesterday (or his part in a $23 million fraud conspiracy involving the scuttling of the cargo ship, Glory
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    126 30 THE l«ot bites, bat this hM not stopped thieves who have already ■track twice In Jaronc and Urn Chu Kui. They have sUlrn tt baby crocodile* worth mere than $11 N. Juron* p»Uce be Urve a gang la Involved and have
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    56 30 The annual prayer meeting and feast of the Singapore priming employees will be held at Sri Krishnabanavan Temple in Waterloo Street today. There will be bhajans from 10.30 a.m. to noon and a luncheon prayer meeting at 12.30 p m The evening poojM will be at 6.30 p.m.
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    44 30 GAY Khian Kong. 21, was yesterday fined $300 in a magistrate's court for stealing 60 prawns from Upper Pferce reservoir On Thursday, at 11.40 a.m.. two policemen on rounds arrested Gay for illegally catching prawns in a Nature Reserve.
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    49 30 THE Minister of Health and MP for Marine Parade. Mr Gon Chok Tong, will open the new Marine Parade community centre at 7.30 p.m tonight The programme includes a three-day exhibition at the centre, a New Zealand band. Maori dance and display of martial arts tomorrow evening.
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      117 30 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp •if^F'.i FOUMt M OHI 1 WAS St«E IT I RIGHT HEtfE Ihl TUB II PO >OU THIrJK THERE THE RING >OU J HOW SLIPPEP Off AAV POCKIET Of TWrS I VUOMT POSSIBty 0C LOST VESTERDAVyyVOiOER- F*J6£R SOMEPLACE JACKET kVH6RE I I SOAAE
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    Baptist calls for simple packaging to cut costs
    472 31  - Baptist calls for simple packaging to cut costs FILOMINA D'CRUZ By SIMPLE, cheap and r food products will spel sumers and fewer wast The executive secretary of the Consumers Association of Singapore (Case), Mr Ivan Baptist, said yesterday although consumers buy to get value for their money, "there are too
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    Some old names for new schools
    185 31 THE names of some schools, which have had to close due *o urban redevelopment, will be preserved. They will be assigned to new schools being built, said Mr Ho Kan Leong, Parliamentary Secretary (Education). Speaking at the opening of the relocated Ai Tong School
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    Case to study safety of packaged food
    279 31 Case to study safety of packaged food PACKAGED fowl sold la SUgapore will come nader scrutiny by the Consumers Association •f Stagapore (Case) to cheek the safety aad health hazards of such products. The association's executive secretary, Mr Ivaa Baptist, said packaged feed posed a physical haxard the mate rial
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    Blood drive
    26 31 THE Ang Mo Kio constituency is holding a blood donation drive tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Ang Mo Kio Secondary School.
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    Essential ingredient in CBT charges not proved, says counsel
    659 31 Essential ingredient in CBT charges not proved, says counsel COUNSEL for former Inland Revenue senior legal officer James Chia Shin Chlng, 38, yesterday submitted that there was no case to answer on the two charges of criminal breach of trust and attempted CBT against his client. Mr H. E. Cashin.
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    WOMAN PILLION RIDER DIES AFTER CRASH
    106 31 POLICE an appealing for wttaeaaes to an accident In which a woman pillion rider died after a rollMon with a car on Thursday. Police said Madam Teo Slang Kee, X, mi on the motorcycle ridden by Mr Urn Tee Te, 44, along Changi (oast
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      Lock icon Woman ref Liz to make history Best out of final squad Burns joins Leeds for $1.5m Stapleton's move causes goal famine
      469 33 Woman ref Liz to make history Best out of final squad Burns joins Leeds for $1.5 m Stapleton's move causes goal famine LONDON, Fri. A 28-year-old mother will make history next .Saturday by becoming the first woman to referee an English Football Association Cup-tie. mmmm Liz Forsdick, 28, from Horsham,
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      365 33 Extra point for victory looks like a winner THE English football league's move to encourage entertaining ylay by rewarding clubs with an extra point for a victory looks like being a winner. An analysis of the First Division table as the season approaches the quarter mark shows LONDON, Fri that
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      Lock icon HK to take over from Argentina
      214 33 TOKYO, Fri. Hongkong will take the place of Argentina, who have withdrawn, in the Federation Cup world women's tennis team championships, starting here on Nov. 9. Hongkong will meet Holland, seeded seventh, in the first round. In Lmln, the United States took a 2-0
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      Lock icon Miandad and Raja sparkle
      186 33 LAHORE, Fri. Scintillating batting by skipper Javed Miandad and Wasim Raja paved the way for Pakistan to pile up 351 for five on the first day of the third unofficial Test against an International XI here yesterday. The International XI skipper won the toss and put
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      Lock icon AGF team for Koreas
      81 33 SEOUL, Fri. An Asian Games Federation survey team will visit South Korea from Oct. 19-22 to look at their sports facilities. The four-member team will be headed by Sheikh Fahid, president of the Kuwait Olympic Committee. The visit will be the AGF's preliminary effort to decide
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        67 33 BASEBALL: Oakland At and Houston Astros both moved to within one same of clinching their United States play-off series yesterday. In the American League Western Division In Kansas City, A's took a US lead over Kansas City Royals in their best-of-five play-offs with a 2-1 victory. The Astros
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        First defence
        27 33 BOXING: Michael Spinki will make the first defence of his World Boxing Association light-heavyweight Hue against fellow-American Vonrell Johnson In Atlantic City on Nov. 7.
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        It's Hamilton
        18 33 FIGURE SLATING: World champion Scott Hamilton won the men's compulsory event in the Skate America competition.
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        21 33 MOTOR RACING: American Bobby Unset- was declared winner of the Indianapolis 500 five months after the the classic was held.
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        24 33 MOTOR RALLYING: Top French women's crew Michele Mouton and Fabrtzia Pons were heading for victory in the San Remo Rally last night.
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        26 33 RUGBY: The Rugby League have announced that the Wales-England international would be played on the Cardiff City ground at Ninian Park on Nov. 8.
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        Junior crown
        25 33 SHOW JUMPING: Robert Bevls, a 15-year-old from Winchester, carried off the season's most prized Junior title at Wembley's "Horse of the Year Show"
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        24 33 TABLE TENNIS: The cash prize for the Seoul Open championship will be increased by Five times to US$5O,OOO ($108,000) next year. Agencies.
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        96 33 PERTH, Fri. Black African nations have not ruled out the possibility of a boycott of next year's Commonwealth Games in Brisbane, Nigerian president Alhaji Shehu Shagari told a Press conference here yesterday. Shagari, on a stopover here on his way home from the Commonwealth Heads of Government
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        87 33 SYDNEY, Fri. Black African nations have backed down on their threatened boycott of next year's Commonwealth Games in Brisbane, the Australian Broadcasting Commission reported yesterday. Some 15 black African nations had threatened not to participate in the Games because of New Zealand's recent rugby series with
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    139 34 RACE EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY RACING ED T. Tompoysfc Pagan Prince R Command P»fl«n Pnnc* R Command Loud Applause Pagan Piinc* R Command Loud Applause Caartfto Fond Memories Contract Csshflo Food Memories Prime Venture Food Rl#fnon#t Cashflo Contract Qr—n Harbour Surveyor M. News Green Harbour Tal Tong Risky Boy Green
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    Coles gave up winning ride in biggest race
    532 34  -  EPSOM JEEP By THE age of chivalry on the local turf has long passed. Imagine any jockey giving up what looks like a winning ride for the good of the stable. And in the biggest race of the year the Singapore Gold
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    Country Lord can make it 3-in-a-row
    250 34  -  EPSOM JEEP By COUNTRY LORD II is remarkably improved and with a luxury weight mark of 47.5 kg he has a bright chance of making it three-wins-in-a-row in Race 6 at Bukit Timah today. Hii win over 1,600 m in Class 2 last Sunday
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    Upali takes over
    77 34 OBVIOUSLY keen to nee his racing colours In the richest classic on the local racing circuit. Sri Lanka millionaire Upali Wijewardene yesterday bought Cup contender Sportscaster. He made an offer the owners. Exquisite Stable. could not refuse: $55,000 for Sportscaster and half the stakes money if the
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    Green Harbour to fight out the finish
    211 34  -  TOMTO By GREEN HARBOt B O, who will be partnered by bane-in-form jockey Razmy Ashari in Race 3, has been striding out well during morning workouts and should fight out the finish. Last October, the five-year-old Irish gelding by Polyfoto woo over the
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    4854 34 DAfr 1 2.00 CLASS 4 DIVC 1,200 m n.rtv>Ei x (Roftrictod Torms 3-Ye«r-Oldt) ($14,000 $9300 to winner) 1 0 Bata Maaag 41 Timbuktu-Yeoh 3ag Pulled up long last in field of 13 in Div B 1200 m last week Che* 8 z 0 Ottawa Cala FI Circle Of
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    64 34 THESE hone* will go well today if there it rain: Race 1: Ingot 11, Survey or 11, Rotorua Birr 4: Beau Invader. Authenticity. Pursuer Race I: Paila Bond. Alvarona, Futisan n Race I: fowkay. Mork. Country Lord n Race 7: No Money No Talk. Softly Spoken. Pact Haste ■caec
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    Towkay looks best of Cup 'rejects'
    267 34  - Towkay looks best of Cup 'rejects' TIPTOP By IT is no easy task selecting the winner between the two most logical choices in Race 6 for Class 1 Div 2 horses over 2,200 m. Towkay and With Trust will be both ridden illllllll i^ i i i by women jockeys.
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    TANAH MAS SHOULD CHALK UP SECOND VICTORY
    206 34  -  EQUESTRIENNE By TANAH MAS n, who finished well for second to Solidarity n in his third outing last weekend, should lake Race 8. In his first outing on the local turf, the four-year-old Irish gelding by Green God was second to Work Nice
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      Persian Sapphire catches the eye
      463 35 Cup hopefuls in winding-up gallops THE cream of the Class 1 stayers have been striding out in earnest on the track since last week to hit peak form tomo.-row, when they will pit their galloping ability and stamina in chase of the Singapore Gold Cup
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      Leading jockeys
      300 35 Trtal Ncafatacfc** iMta 1* 2* M Pladaga for last 12 rides 1 D*aaeUy 354 4$ 32 2 Tweedlr 364 41 44 S Sharp 319 M II 4 Patomaa 198 K J3 IS 5 Cfceam 300 28 VI M Mvny 202 n n n 7 Baony 174 t4 18
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      Leading trainers
      87 35 Tefc Allan S.H. Lee BNgwe Samsnri West Ahinxl E. vu Break*** O. vußtmMm DMlela Bwag M. Ismail Yeah K.L.ChMg Za/lr PJLLeMg HeMle IMvMTu Mak Rcdgers 51 46 39 39 38 37 30 28 27 23 23 22 21 20 19 18 18 18 16 15 48 39 33
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      90 35 Auric Agaaun G*Mea Imw Mentpu* GIUIMI AaMt tif, BTT ChMkFkk Uh PU Km ChNfKikUß Ckew lUtort Walker Mdm B.H. Y»p Pegaau P*l Hew See T*ag Ac* J—o UnAkSmmt 27 27 13 13 13 9 8 8 7 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 5 4 4 4
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      1759 35 ntpF 1 2.00 CLASS 4 DIV A 1.200 m nAtL X (Restricted Terms 3,4 and 5-year-olds) ($14,000 $9,800 to winner 1 Pagaaajaa Fl Pagsanjan-K Cboog 5 nzg Yaaa 4 t 0 AUfcMiaw U Althemore-Ng 4 nzg PUa 1 I *o**7 Brlgaai" ar««T Grundy-K Chong 4 ah S»la 10
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      Best of the week's workouts
      162 35 Best of the week's workouts THE pick of the week's galTiesday (good): Dollars And Sense was kept well in hand to clock 38.7. Fiesta Espanola (Tweedie) was timed at 42.3 Pasla Bond (Posner) was kept on a tight hold in 43. Pagan Prince shaped well in 42.3. Billy Brown (Dawkins)
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      Another booboo
      543 36  -  JOE DOR AI By THE Football Association of Singapore tournament committee's long line of booboos is growing. Last night they committed another. This time they were down to hear six cases of misconduct, but had to put off three of them because they had only summoned the accused
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      Case No. 1
      28 36 Tampines Rovers player Quah Kirn Song's alleged assault of an opponent during a National Football League Division One match against Armed Forces on Sept. 24.
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      Case No. 2
      31 36 Manoharan, also of Tampines, who is alleged to have threatened to assault an Armed Forces player during a match at the Jalan Besar Stadium on the same day.
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      26 36 Ahmad Sapiee's alleged abuse of referee S. Kunalingam during a NFL Division One game against Tiong Bahru at Queenstown Complex on Sept. 20.
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      Hari on top of the world
      207 36  -  PETER SIOW By NATIONAL basketball player K Harikrishnan walks with an extra bounce and a melodious tune perpetually emitting from his lips. The reason for his top-of-the-world feeling he is back in the national team after being dropped from the Pesta Sukan championship at
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      Tournament committee of the FAS fail to get it all together again
      59 36 Tournament committee of the FAS fail to get it all together again ever, did not have any doubts about suspending three Ponggol players Azahar Baharan. Syed Ismail and P. Shanmugaretnam. They were sent off two weeks ago in a NFL Division Two match match against Pioneer Arsenal. Azahar and Syed
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      Ho's controversy goes before Referees' body
      286 36 ALLEGATIONS of incompetent handling against referee Ho Hong Sin, of last week's National Football League Division Two match between Farrer Park Dynamos and Toa Payoh United have now been refered to the Referees' Committee of the Football Association of Singapore, reports JOE DORAI. The
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      FIFA to launch three new tourneys
      260 36 FIFA to launch three new tourneys BANGKOK. Fri THE International Football Federation will soon launch three world championships a women's, an indoor and a 12-14 year-old schoolboys, FIFA president Dr. Joao Havelange said here. Havelange, who arrived here yesterday from Papua New Guinea as part of an Asian tour, said
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      S'pore 2-0
      20 36 Singapore Chinese beat their Jonore counterparts M In a friendly soccer match at Jalan Beaar Stadium last night
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      Five sides for junior tourney
      136 36 Five sides for junior tourney THREE foreign students schools teams and two Singapore sides from the Nestle Training Scheme will take part in next month's Milo junior international soccer tournament. The foreign teams are from the United World College, the American School and the School for Indonesian Students This will
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      Boos for Prakash turn to cheers
      472 37 WILD boos greeted him when he walked onto the court. But whrn Prakash Padukone left the court 22 minutes later, there were thunderous cheers ringing in his ears In the packed Stadium Negara here last night. The Indian ace shattered the inflated ego of
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      133 37 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Seven Pakistani players, led by defending champion Fahim Gul, cruised Into the quarter-finals of the Malaysian Open squash championships here today. Top-seede^ Gul led Pakistan's domination by thrashing Malaysia's Alex Toh 94), 9-2, 94 in less than 15 minutes. BosaMi: Rahim Gul
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      Thiam Bock passes away
      128 37 Thiam Bock passes away A PAST M bewllag died whea Wee Thiam Bock (aaave)passed away yesterday alterassa. He suffered from cerebral haemsfThage. Wee, M, waa mere than Jaat the vlce-preal-deat af the Hagapere Teapla Bawling Cangrew aad preslaieiat ef the Amatear Teapla Bawling Caagreas. He appraaehed his task af rehslldlag
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      RESULTS, FIXTURES AND TABLES
      477 37 Brulli Men: Chen Changlie (China) bt Jalani Sidek (Mai) 15-8, 15-7; Nick Yates (Eng) bt Syed Modi (India) 15-3. 15-2; Prakash Padukone (India) bt Misbun Sidek (Mai) 15-4, 15-6; Han Jian (China) bt Dhany Sartika (Indo) 15-7. 15-7; Kenji Zenlya (Japan) bt Ray Stevens (Eng) 15-67
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      LIVE!
      28 37 THE men's sad wemea's seml-flaalfl ef the Warld Cap aadmlatea chsmplsaihlp will he telecast live aa Chanel S tram Stadtam Necara by Televtriea Malaysia at 7JS p.m.
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      SBA appeal to Peng Soon to coach Thomas Cup squad
      329 37  - SBA appeal to Peng Soon to coach Thomas Cup squad J. RAJENDRAN ■y- THE Singapore Badminton Association yesterdayappealed to former world badminton wizard Wong Peng Soon to coach the Republic's "next generation" of Thomas Cup players. The appeal was made through Prof. Oon Chong Jin, the manager of Singapore's Thomas
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      92 37 TODAY'S EVENTS ATHLETICS Swift meet (National Stadium, 2.30) HOCKEY SHA Premier Leane: Khalsa v Jansenites (Balestier, 5). IN*. 1 SAFSA v University (Tanglin, 3.45). Polytechnic v PWD (Mount bat ten. 3.45), LA v SRC (Balestier, 3 45) rtv. t SLA v Prison (Mountbalten, 5). SWHA Obo Letpe: Police v USC,
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      Lock icon Ballesteros battles to two-hole midway lead
      375 37 WENTWORTH, Fri. Defending champion Greg Norman, of Australia, was two holes down to Severiano Ballesteros, of Spain, at the half-way mark of their 36-hole second-round contest in the world match-play golf championship here today. Australia's David Graham was also trailing by two holes to
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      Fumiko loses berth in semi-finals
      161 37 FOR eace, the CUaeae aara lavtadMUty ease* last night. Bat haa It really? LI I lagwrt. the Calaese laaler wamea'a rhamplaa, waa aeatea by Japaaeae Uher Cap ■tar Famlke Tahkalrla 5-11, 11-2 tad IMI, hat ■Oil aaaUflea far the semi-rlaals. Uaxwei, the 17-year- IdßelJlag rtaaeat,
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      World cup Badminton Championships
      106 37 World cup Badminton Championships nation, whether of Mr Nair or anybody else, for the presidency. As the next sitting of Parliament is Oct 23, this is the earliest opportunity at which it can be done. In accordance with Article 1 of the Constitution, it is Parliament that elects the President.
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    Lock icon Egypt troops retake town captured by armed radicals
    309 38 EGYPTIAN security forces have overpowered about 100 armed Muslim fundamentalists in the southern (own of Asyut on the banks o' the Nile River. An Egyptian official said today that troops have regained control of Asyut, about 400 km south of Cairo, after
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    401 38  - India wants bilateral talks with Asean five ABBY TAN Our Manila Reporter By MANILA. Fri. Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi has said she wants a bilateral dialogue with each member of Asean, a group she considers important to peace in this region. At a press conference today after her round
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    Lock icon Charged with meat fraud
    60 38 MELBOURNE. Frl A 36-YEAR-OLD meat exporter appeared in court today to (ace 71 charges of forging official documents in connection with the alleged export of horse and kangaroo meat labelled as frozen beef. Richard Vincent Hammond, is the only suspect arrested so far. He was remanded
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    Lock icon Mubarak invited to visit US
    328 38 Mubarak invited to visit US WASHINGTON, Fri. President Ronald Reagan has invited Egyptian Vice-President Hosni Mubarak, who is likely to succeed assassinated President Anwar Sadat, to pay a formal visit to Washington early next year. Mr Reagan made the invitation as he met Egypt's Ambassador to the US. Mr Ashraf
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    Lock icon THE SUN IS SHRINKING BUT KEEP YOUR COOL
    124 38 BOt'LDER, (OUrtdo), Prl. The l» shrinklnn fairly rapidly each year, hat earthlings aeed aat worry yet. a srleatlst at the NatioaaJ Ceatre far Atmaapherle Reaeareh herr has said. Mr Jahn Eddy, a physicist, said yesterday that meaaaremeata •f the sob with a
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      241 38 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. The jblic Utilities Board will spend a record $566.6 million on development projects next year. This is part of its current five-year development plan involving $2.2 billion for the expansion of electricity, water and gas facilities, reports RICHARD SEAH. Guinness Malaysia has maintained
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        494 11 Scrambled Eggs SOMETIME when Fork vn coi- I Mummy isn't feeling s you u we ll or y you just want What yon do: s to do I to surprise her, try Break the eggs into a 'two. making Scrambled bowl, whisk them up kes rid- I Eggs. with a
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        758 14 TIMBER *M^ INDUSTK/JJJWk bc*rd Applications are invited from Singapore citizens or permanent residents for the following appointments with the Board: A EXECUTIVE OFFICER ($625- 1165 per month) Duties: The successful candidate will be res ponsible for the conduct of research and market studies, the compilation of satisfies, the writing and
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        600 15 W The Straits iW^* Steamship Group A leader in its various fields of activities which comprise Shipping, Property, Distribution, Industrial, Technical Trading, Leisure and Data Processing, the Group invites applications from suitably qualified, experienced and ambitious Singaporeans in their thirties to fill the post of: GROUP SYSTEMS MANAGER The Job:
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        653 15 1 m Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore (Private) Limited the upstream Company of Singapore's $2 billion petrochemical complex in Pulau Ayer Merbau, invites applications from suitably experienced candidates for the management post of SHIFT SUPERVISORS in the following sections ETHYLENE/BTX BUTADIENE SECTION The successful candidates will be responsible to the Shift
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        795 15 j The Poifoicfln Company (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. THE POLYOLEFIN COMPANY (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD, which will produce low density polyethylene (120,000 tons per annum) and polypropylene (100,000 tons per annum) in the Petrochemical Complex on Pulau Ayer Merbau, invites applications for the following management positions: (deputy accounting/finance manager) I University Degree
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        564 16 W^^^ h^Jr OHwIH, Europe's largest manufacturer of I I^J^v^r office equipment is expanding Its operations in I Singapore and seeks to fill the following °yr professional positions:ii INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS Candidates should possess a Degree or Diploma in Production/Industrial, Mechanical Engineering with at least 5 years experience in a similar capacity
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        821 17 I CORPORATE PLANNING A* I MANAGER Around $70,000 p.a. plus car Location: Singapore OUR CLIENT is a major company with diversified interests in manufacturing and 'rading. The company wishes to extend into new business ventures, and is now looking for a well-qual'fied person to be its CORPORATE PLANNING MANAGER. THE
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        752 17 1^ j I MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANT Ref No 10/128 Around $36,000 per annum SECRETARY to Managing Director Ret No. 10/129 Around S 16,000 per annum OUR CLIENT is a leading computer company marketing sophisticated hardware and software systems in the Asia-Pacific Region. The Regional Office in Singapore employs a team of
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        664 19 f EXON A CAREER WITH CHEMICALS Exxon Chnmical Singapore It an affiliate of a leading multi-national chemical company with worldwide manufacturing and marketing I activities. We are currently looking for a euHably quaNfled prof eealonal to Join our team of highly competent employee* as: SUPPLY ANALYST This is a management
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