The Straits Times, 13 October 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    Editor of Malay paper detained under the ISA
    308 1 Editor of Malay paper detained under the ISA K. LUMPUR. Fri. THE editor of the Malay newspaper Watan has been arrested under the Internal Security Act on suspicion of having allowed the newspaper to be used to spread communist propaganda." A Home Affairs Ministry statement said that editor Abdul Halim
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    Schmidt ill
    36 1 BONN. Mon West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt is suflcria* from a feverish laatcttosi and has cancelled all nnirnmu until Wednesday while he undergoes examuu tka n BoapHaT. government ■ll Him Kurt Becker said HarT-UPI
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    DEVAN TO BE PRESIDENT
    776 1  -  LESLIE FONG, PM to move election on Oct 23 By I Deputy Editor IT'S official now Mr C.V. Devan Nair, who turned 58 in August, will be up for election as Singapore's third President at the next sitting of Parliament on Oct23. A short statement from
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    Lock icon Leader of killer squad
    84 1 LIEUTENANT Kaaled Islamboalt, Identified aa the head of the fourman assassination *qu»d which killed President Anwar Sadat, lie* m a hospital hod la Cairo oa Saaday. He Is la critical condition becaaae of woaads suffered during the attack. The raMag National Democratic Party's Mayo aewspaper said
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    Lock icon JAKARTA SAID 'NO' TO KL, PAPER REPORTS
    230 1 JAKARTA SAID 'NO' TO KL, PAPER REPORTS JAKARTA. Mon. Indonesia has turned down Malaysia's reauest for the right to hold military exercises in Indonesian archipelagic waters with its partners (Singapore, Britain, Australia and New Zealand) in the fivepower defence arrangement. Quoting Foreign Ministry sources, the Kompas daily newspaper said today
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    Boy, 8, makes dramatic escape from kidnappers
    581 1  - Boy, 8, makes dramatic escape from kidnappers K.S. SIDHU, By Crime Desk SCHOOLBOY Mohamed Faizal bin Ismail, held captive for 17 hours by two men, made a dramatic escape when passers-by came to his rescue after he shouted for help. Police said Faizal, 8, was walking along a lane behind
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    Lock icon Princess can keep title after marriage
    129 1 Princess can keep title after marriage BANGKOK, Mon. Thailand's Princess Chulabhorn, 24, is to marry a commoner but will be allowed to retain her title, the palace announced today. Princess Chulabhorn. youngest dai$hter of King Bhumibol and Queen Sirikit. is to marry Flying Officer Verayuih Disayasarin of the Royal Thai
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    Man stabbed
    41 1 BOSTON. Mon. Three youths demanded 10 cents from a one-armed man yesterday and then stabbed him on the street as he tried to give it to them, police said. Rosario Lamonica. 27. was treated as an outpatient. I 'PI
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    'I do' in Chinese Gardens?
    213 1  -  RONNIE WAI By Jurong Reporter WEDDING couples may soon be able to say "I do" In sc«nic surroundings In the Chinese Gardens, Jurong. Then afterwards sip tea at the tea-house opposite the Stone Boat or have lunch at the boat's restaurant bHore driving off for
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    Lock icon Soviets warn US: Hands off Egypt
    442 1 Soviets warn US: Hands off Egypt [—SECURITY AFFECTED, SAYS KREMLIN MOSCOW, Monday THE Soviet Union has given Washington a "hands off" Egypt warning, and said its own security was affected by American moves in the Middle East since the assassinaton of President Anwar Sadat. The warning today came less than
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    Lock icon Death stings
    47 1 CHICAGO, Mon A severe allergic reaction caused by 10 to 20 bee stings killed Michelle Honey, 19, during her first day on the job as a cashier at a grocery shop. She died on Saturday several hours after she was stung by the bees. UPI.
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    Lock icon Police toll iN Asyut clashes: 54 dead, 100 hurt
    315 1 Police toll iN Asyut clashes: 54 dead, 100 hurt CAIRO, Mon. FIFTY-FOUR policemen were killed and more than 103 wounded in last Thursday's clashes with Muslim militants in the city of Asyut, the official publication of Egyt's ruling party has said. It was the first revelation of the extent of
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    Lock icon 15 die in Zulu tribes clash
    72 1 PIETERMARITZBURG (South Africa). Mon. Two Zulu tribal clans fought a pitched battle with spears, sticks and pistols in the rugged hills of northern Natal province that killed 15 tribesmen and injured 13 others, a police spokesman said today. The clans have been war ring
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    Lock icon Walesa's trip
    37 1 PARIS. Mon. Head Poland's free trade union Solidarity. Mr Lech Walesa, will arrive here on Wednesday at the head of a delegation (or a week-long visit at the invitation of all French trade union*. AFP
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    Lock icon 18 OFFICERS CASHIERED
    36 1 cAiKo, m«o. eaghteea EgypttM army •Ulcers h»vr bee* CMUenri bee*oa« tkdr "extremist rettgteaa te«df»rlea" mmI clvrn eivlIlM MlmUlstradve j«kt, Kovenunent ip^M«nM minffi kere tetoy. Tketr rmaks were n«t ti»rl«^d. AFP. 'fc^SEK THUS PAGE
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      755 2 Selling Promsho THE five Promsho British tutors here will try to sell the scheme to more than 100 top '0' level students next week. The Oct 24 briefing is an Education Ministry's bid to attract more to the scheme, which prepares 'A' level students for the Oxbridge entrance examinations
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      COMMENT
      137 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: WITH the promise of higher medical fees In future, health Insurance coverage will become mere Important. The Singapore Medical Association can help to stop abases la the form of ever-charging by some of Its members from spreading. Insurers ran help to familiarise the public with
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      SECTION 2
      455 2 Little Lion IT was 2.30 p.m. at the Leisure Drome on Saturday. Three sullen "roadies" were busy preparing the stage and sound equipment for the Dig show that night. Screaming four-letter words whenever anyone so much as looked too hard at the equipment, they had just 30 minutes
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      370 2 SISIR. SORA START DRIVE TO PROMOTE QUALITY THE Singapore Institute of Standards A Industrial Research (Sisir) and the Singapore Quality Reliability Association (SQRA). two leading bodies in the promotion of quality, will start an ongoing programme to instil quality consciousness. They plan to organise a national quality congress
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      468 2 US donors blamed AMERICAN donations funded the bomb blast outside a Chelsea military oarracks that killed an elderly widow and injured 39 people, charged Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. An angry Mrs Thatcher told two Americans while visiting the survivors in hospital that they should "go back and
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      SPORTS
      215 2 Keyword is exposure SINGAPORE badminton players must set their sights beyond the regional circuit if they want to reach Thomas Cup standards, says GODFREY ROBERT. The recent World Cup championship in Kuala Lumpur and the Thomas Cup qualifying round in Bangkok testify to this. Singapore players suffered a humiliating
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      204 2 PM on press freedom FREEDOM of the press must always come se ond to the needs of the nation and people, said the Malaysian Prime Minister. Calling it a myth invented by the "so-called liberal West," Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad told journalists at a national press
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      SECTION 3 (Spore edition)
      197 2 Good harvest THE Chinese drama at the Drama Festival this year showed glimpses of a breakthrough in the art here, says reviewer XU UN. Chasing the Rainbow, though not a success either in writing or direction, is still a trial production of a worthy draft script
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      Lock icon Housewife is Lady Europe '81
      39 3 Housewife is Lady Europe '81 4 HI \MINt. la Um> L*4> Kutfr |M1 UUr la Vwlrt >i Uk Thf Z3-yr*r-^4 la»rlaaa hraaettr frwn p*. Im4 rwr)»H her Mak rr*a lUiUa nwilii H BMrel. tnta In b»wrm*t. AP. pir tmrr.
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      Lock icon 'THOUSANDS BENT ON DEMISE OF WEST GERMANY'
      231 3 'THOUSANDS BENT ON DEMISE OF WEST GERMANY' BONN. Mon Opposition leader Helmut Kohl said that protestors in Western Europe's largest anti-war rally here on Saturday sought the destruction of the West Germany and cave a false picture of their nation. In an address to members of his Christian Democratic I'nion
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      Lock icon 10,000 in anti-missile protest
      87 3 10,000 in anti-missile protest CX)M1SO (Sicilv). Mon. About 10.000 Italians demonstrated today against the planned deployment by Nato of cruise missiles near the Sicilian town of Comiso. The communist-led rally was the biggest anti-mis-sile protest so far in Italy, where public opinion has been less agitated over the issue than
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      Lock icon Bomb near destroyer
      59 3 MADRID. Mon Navy patrolmen found a 3 kg bomb on a jetty a few metres from a destroyer, and exploded it on a beach, police souces said yesterday The plastic device was discovered last Friday night next to where a bomb, planted by Basque guerillas ripped a
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      Lock icon Four escape
      33 3 KOMOTINI (Greece). Moo Three Turks and an Iranian today swam across the Evros river separating the European part of Turkey and Greece and asked for political asylum m this country AFP.
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      France digs into gold hoardings
      417 3 PARIS, Mon FRANCE is trying to crack open the secret hoard of US$75 billion (SJI62 billion) in gold stashed away by private investors. The new Socialist Government took a calculated risk with popular sentiment last week by attacking the "national subconscience" over the 4,600 tonnes
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      Solidarity plans massive strike if talks fail
      399 3 WARSAW. Mon SOLIDARITY'S new policy-making presidium met today to discuss a wave of strike threats that could paralyse Poland's chemical industry. A spokesman at the union's national headquarters in Gdansk said the session also would deal with measures Solidarity might take including a
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      Lock icon Man listed as dead haunts officials
      102 3 LKON (Spala), Mea. I A ee-year-eid Spaalard aa* failed to eaavtace aathertties that he Is alive aad well after a hareaaerattc slip Usted also as dead twe yean am la April It7t, the Saaataa serial secartty systeaa, which pays state nWicaJ heaeflts, Usted Fraariaee
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      Lock icon Dockers' strike cripples Liverpool
      129 3 Dockers' strike cripples Liverpool LJVKRPOOL, MM. Britain'!! mala weit c—nt part of Uvrrpool was oat of action tod»> wltli l*M dork worker* strike aver manning levels. "We will stay oat ■til the employers start U talk seaalhly," one of their union officiate said. Twenty ships were tied up Mir as
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      Lock icon Mrs T: It was US money that led to IRA bomb death
      358 3 Mrs T: It was US money that led to IRA bomb death LONDON, Monday PRIME Minister Margaret Thatcher has charged that an Irish I Republican Army shrapnel bomb that killed an elderly widow and injured 39 people in a London street was funded by United States dollars. Angry and reportedly
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      In other words...
      28 3 HERE, as m every university, there are academies wbe draw a fall day's pay for half day's werk. Sir Peter Swnnerton-Dyer, Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge University.
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      Lock icon Law keeps deprived kids from Cinderella
      154 3 Law keeps deprived kids from Cinderella DURHAM (North Caroli na), Mon. A group of handicapped, mentally retarded and under privileged children have been denied the right to attend a performance of 1 "Cinderella" because at a new state law designed to protect charity groups. President Jim Sharkey of the Durham
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      Lock icon Cheysson: Better chance now for M-E peace
      194 4 Cheysson: Better chance now for M-E peace PARIS, M«a. Freaeh ExtenuU Affairs Mlmtoter laade CbeyMM MM Mi> tke 4** thV tt PrwMßßt Aiwv SMUt NiM k*<J U Improved prwpecte for aa •vcnUl ■mm wtUeineat la tke MM4IeEMt. Aaawertag qoratUa* •a the Earcoe One r»4J« atettoa, Mr Ckey* ■NuMHIHr Arab leader
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      Lock icon Carter and Ford say talks with PLO a 'must'
      184 4 Carter and Ford say talks with PLO a 'must' WASHINGTON, Mon. Former US presidents Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford said m an unprecedented joint interview that the US would have to open direct discussions with the Palestinian Liberation Organisation (PLO) to advance Middle East peace prospects. A transcript of the
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      Lock icon Purge toll now 1,700 with killing of kids
      264 4 LONDON, Mon THE execution of nearly 100 schoolchildren wounded in recent Teheran street demonstrations has raised the number of those killed in the Iranian Government's purge of anti-government elements to 1,(00, sources said here yesterday. The Paris office of the radical Muslim
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      Lock icon Cornered, he shot himself
      87 4 BANGKOK, Mon. A 21-year-old man shot himself rather than give up to police after going on a shooting rampage m the streets of Bangkok yesterday. Chawalit Thaweemak, a driver of a printing firm, was cornered by police m a dead-end lane at the end of a
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      Lock icon Mistook dons for rebels
      59 4 CADIZ (Spain), Mon. Acting on a tip. Spanish police swoop*) on a Cadiz hotel at 2 am and arrested what they thought was a group of Basque guerillas. The 27 arrested men were taken to headquarters for questioning yesterday, but were released when it became clear
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      Lock icon The ups and downs of Iran commuters
      143 4 TEHERAN. Mon An experiment segregating men and women on a couple of Teheran public transport routes has met with opposition from both sexes. The experiment, begun recently to keep in line with "Islamic tenets," has forced men to crowd on to the top
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      Lock icon Mubarak to take harsh action on subversives
      510 4 CAIRO, Mon. IN the last article that he wrote for Mayo before his assassination, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat revealed a debate he had had with himself about possible death should he visit Jerusalem: 6 ALLAH has determined the hour of my death. It
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      Begin 'no' to vest
      56 4 TEL AVIV, Mod. Prime Minister Menachem Begin declined a request by Egyptian security officiate that he wear a bullet proof vest during President Anwar Sadat's funeral, an Israeli newspaper reported today. Yedioth Ahronoth said tbe three- former United States presidents and many leadens of other countries
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      Lock icon Egyptians at Sadat tomb
      67 4 CAIRO, Mon. Barred from the funeral of Anwar Sadat to ensure the security of foreign dignitaries, Egyptians were allowed for the Hrst time yesterday to visit the place where their President died and was laid to rest. Children pointed curious fingers at bullet holes and their
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      Lock icon INTERIOR MINISTER DENIES ATTACK BY GUNMEN
      164 4 INTERIOR MINISTER DENIES ATTACK BY GUNMEN CAIRO. Mon. Interior Minister Nabawi Ismail branded as a lie yester day rumours circulating in Cairo that gunmen had attacked his home hours after President Anwar Sadat's funeral, wounding several bodyguards. "Completely a lie. Don't you believe it, Mr Ismail told reporters during tour
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      Lock icon Interest rates in US could fall to 17 pc
      302 6 Interest rates in US could fall to 17 pc PARIS, Mon. American Treasury Secretary Donald Regan said in an interview today that US prime interest rates could drop from the present 19 to around 17 per cent by the end of the year. He said one reason for high US
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      Lock icon $38 b bid to expand nuclear war options
      441 6 $38 b bid to expand nuclear war options 41 AM not »n arsonist. I save financial lives by getting yw oat ef tke theatre In time before the fire oonsunea you and A year fortunes. 7 Wall Street guru Joe Gnoville, replying to charges that bis forecast that share prices
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      Lock icon 174 dead
      33 6 MANILA, Mon Authorities abandoned hope today for about 200 miner* mining m a flash flood disaster that left a southern Philippine mining camp m shambles and 174 dead so far. UPI.
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      Castro does bit for anti-smoking drive
      129 6 HAVANA, M*a. Caba'« dgar-«D«UBx pnaMeat, FWtl Cartr*, aaaeaaeea' yentortUy th»t kU gaverameat wmM mm launch u OuktUag lnf.rm*ll> U rr porters after v«Mu la muldpftl eieetlMw, Dr CMtr* said racially that he cnM m( give bd the hahtt hlmaeU. "My CMMhatlM will he a*t
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      Lock icon Soviet jets stopped 80 times
      187 6 Soviet jets stopped 80 times NORFOLK (Virginia). Mon. US F-14 jets from the aircraft carrier Eisenhower intercepted Soviet aircraft 80 times during the ship's end-of-summer manoeuvres, according to navy pilots. The number of interceptions is a record hign, the pilots said. During the manoeuvres in the North and Baltic Seas
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      Lock icon Mobsters held
      33 6 TOKYO, Mon. Tbe metropolitan police department has arrested 565 underworld characters including 135 leaders during the first 12 days of this month, on extortion and violence' charges, officials said today. AFP.
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      36 6 NEW DELHI. Mon. Ten Japanese mountaineers m two expeditions have died, apparently from freezing tempera tures and an avalanche m the snows of the Indian Himalayas, a Japanese embassy spokesman said here today. UPI.
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon US to buy plutonium?
        59 6 THE UNITED STATES has asked Britain to sell it plutonium to meet the needs of its expanding nuclear programme, the Guardian newspaper reported m London yesterday. Reporting that the request had been confirmed by unidentified British Government sources, the Guardian said it was unclear exactly what
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        Lock icon Jeepney drivers strike
        65 6 NEARLY I,IM passenger jeepney drivers m Manila struck yesterday to protest the government's plan to relegate them to secondary streets causing thousands of commuters to be stranded for hours. The strike, which nearly paralysed public transport m some areas of the city, created tension when some striking
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        Lock icon Soviet grain shortfall
        70 6 THIS YEAR'S Soviet grain harvest, hit by dry hot weather, could be less than 170 million tonnes well short of the Kremlin's target figure of 236 million tonnes, Soviet agricultural sources said in Moscow yesterday. They said their estimate of the final total would be at least
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        Lock icon Pak tourist trade hit
        78 6 TURMOIL IN Afghanistan and Iran has badly hit Pakistan's international tourist trade. President Mohammad Zia Ul-Haq said in Pakistan yesterday. President Zia said that up to three years ago, the majority of tourists visiting Pakistan travelled overland through Iran and Afghanistan. "Unfortunately the developments on these
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        Lock icon Sudan accuses Libya
        72 6 LIBYAN WAKPLANRS bombed two Sudanese villages near Sudan's western border with Chad last week killing two women and wounding several other persons, the Sudanese news agency reported yesterday in Khartoum. Quoting a Foreign Ministry statement, the agency said the border villages of Tendelti and El-Tina, some 1,000
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        68 6 THE EUROPEAN Commission began a campaign yesterday to break down customs and tax barriers m the European Economic Community (EEC) to curb protectionism and create a single free trade zone. Karl-Heinz Narjes, EEC Commissioner for Internal Trade, told journalists m Brussels such obstacles between member states added
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        Lock icon $540,000 dirt cheap' suit
        78 7 TORE'S nothing 'dirt c heap' about the damage* asked by Nornuui and Marilyn White (or the j >)eeds done them by the rack group A \fw problem stems from the Australian rock band's hit tune. Dirty needs Done Dirt Cheap The White s pilot number is
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        Lock icon Briton sets land record
        85 7 SCAFFOLDING sales executive Mr Richard Noble became the fastest Briton on land when he reached a need of 672 751 km h in his )et-powered Thrust 2 car. the project spokesman said The spokesman, Mr Tony Oeves. said Mr Noble reached the speed across the nearby
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        69 7 VINES, blackberry bushes and cherry and almond trees are the most effective natural air purifiers. Soviet scientists have established Novosti news agency reported in Moscow that these varieties had been planted along roads in new quarters of the Georgian capital of TbiUsst A further 2.000 of these
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        Lock icon 11 new fish species
        58 7 11 new fish species ELEVEN species of fish never previously recorded in the world have been discovered in Chinese waters this year, the State Admin istratton of Aquatic Products announced in Beijing The fish included blind loach, hillstream loach, several members of the carp family, and types of catfish, the
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      Lock icon 10,000 wind their way in protest
      59 7 10,000 wind their way in protest HELMETEO drnti iinun Mifcf <iif>< In Uk streets met Uk ■ew T»kj lalefsti— I \lrp»rt \m NarlU mv T»k> m 8— toy la pr«trst •galast tke »lr part's expuMlaa. P*ll?e citlm«trd •early lt.fN peMic tort part la Um- nil) &Mi marea. Tkey mM Uk
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      72 7 MANILA. Moo The United States Seventh Fleet destroyer Ingersoll rescued 42 Vietnamese refugees from their drifting 8-metre boat about 480 km south-east of Ho Chi Minth City last night, a spokesman at the US naval base in Subic Bay said today. He said the refugees were in
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      China's project
      71 7 BEIJING, Moa. Chin* la piaaning to scad an expedition to the So«th Pole aad mate to establish a pfrmufil hut en tfce Antarctic continent M mm M poasiMe, m official Involved la the project said today. Cklaa has been la toaea with Australia, New Zealaad, Japan, Chile, Argentina,
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      Lock icon US says 'yes' to more arms aid for Thais
      350 7 US says 'yes' to more arms aid for Thais BANGKOK, Monday THE United States has agreed to give Thailand additional military aid, Thai Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda said last night. Speaking to reporters at the airport here after his 10-day tour of the US, Gen Prem said he regarded his
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      Asean-EEC meet will have list of 'firsts'
      371 7  - Asean-EEC meet will have list of 'firsts' TAN LIAN CHOO By! Our Diplomatic Correspondent LONDON. Mon. When the foreign ministers of Asean meet their counterparts of the European Economic Communities (EEC) tomorrow for their third dialogue, it will be yet another series of "firsts' in relations between the two regional
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      Lock icon 'Highways taken over by Chinese peasants'
      202 7 BEIJING, Men. Chines* peaaants are taking ever vast sectteas ef highway to dry grain, store manure aad even bnlM pig peas, caastag traffic acddenta that Idll hudreds each year, the People's Daily repertod yesterday. The paper alse said hudreds ef highway werken have heen
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    Williamsburg talks begin
    197 8 FIRST Deputy Prime Minister and Education Minister Dr Goh Keng Swee is among those taking part m the four-day 11th Williamsburg conference which began yesterday at Apollo Sentosa Hotel. The topic for discussion this year is Modernisation: Precondition for or Threat to Security. The conference, first started
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    CHEE ONN GREETS NYERERE
    62 8 CHEE ONN GREETS NYERERE THE Presides! M TajuanlA, Dr Jullos Nyerere, wm welcomed by Malator without PartfolU, Mr lim Cfcee Ou, Us arrival at Changl Alrpcrt yesterday anenw. Preridf t Nyerere, wh« la here *n a stopever visit, toured tie Singapore waterfront wttk toe general manager, Port of Singapore Authority,
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    Slide show
    32 8 A TALK and slide show on "The sword of Islam" will be held next Tuesday at 8 p.m. m the National Museum Theat rette. The speaker is Mrs Lori Jessen.
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    Bid to woo more scholars to Promsho scheme
    513 8  -  JUNE TAN, MINISTRY WILL BRIEF TOP 'O' LEVEL STUDKNTS By Education Reporter THE Education Ministry will hold a special briefing for over 100 top "O" level students next week in a bid to attract more scholars to the Promsho scheme. It will
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    HUSBAND DIVORCED FOR ADULTERY
    158 8 HUSBAND DIVORCED FOR ADULTERY A WOMAN production operator was granted a divorce by Mr Justice Wahab Ghows yesterday on the grounds of her husband's adultery with her younger sister. Madam Krishannavani do M. Nadeson, 27, married constable Masilamany Rajagopal on April 8, 1974, at the Krishna Temple and they later
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    $1,000 fine for snatching gold chain
    63 8 $1,000 fine for snatching gold chain A MAGISTRATES court yesterday heard that Chow Meow Chong, 27, followed Miss Chew Beng Lay, 19, along Temple Street to a bus stop and then snatched her gold chain and pendant, worth $500 He then fled towards Club Street. Five days later, he was
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    Students here have a high chance of success, say tutors
    627 8 PROMSHO students due to take the Oxbridge entrance examination next month can take heart that they stand a better chance of making the grade than any other group of students m the world, according to the special tutors at Hwa
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    Projector for library
    63 8 THE President of the Hans > Andersen Club. Mr B.R Vakil. will present Marine Parade branch library with a Dukane Micromatic n Automatic sound filmstrip projector at the library's lecture hall at 4 p.m. on Oct 17. The projector will help the library to further promote reading
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    Veg cooking
    23 8 CLASSES on elementary vegetarian cookery will be held at the Cairnhill community centre every Friday from 7 p.m. to 9.30 p.m
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    'Vision' led medium and 18 disciples to hilltop
    333 8  - 'Vision' led medium and 18 disciples to hilltop N. G. KUTTY By Crime Desk WHEN a medlam had "visits" af better things to c«me for his temple, he tort 18 af his devatees up Jurong Hill tapray. IWy toak aftertax* af Uve caickeas, fraito Mrf iMd to ptoMe the deity,
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    NS man foils robbery attempt
    198 9  - NS man foils robbery attempt K. S. SIDHU, By Crime Oesi NATIONAL ServWmaa, Hlag Heck liui, 18, aahbed ea* ef Uw twe nn beM Ha, Up titter Mi aeveral werkera at ram aihrt at their IcxtUr *a*p la Jalaa Mtu Ceatre, last Pallet aaM a* eae waa lajarri, deaatte tw«
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    PM HOLDS TALKS WITH PREMADASA
    102 9 THE Prime Minister, Mr Lee Kuan Yew, yesterday held talks with the visiting Prime Minister of Sri Lanka, Mr R. Premadasa. at Istana Villa. Last night, the acting President, Dr Yeoh Ghim Seng, hosted a dinner in Mr Premadasa "s honour at the Presidential Suite,
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    The other side of trying to save kampungs
    609 9  -  CHONG WING HONG By KAMPUNGS m Singapore are becoming a fast- vanishing sight, owing to the pace of development. In the drive to modernise, one of the last ones, Kampung Loyang in Tarnpines, will go. The Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Defence), Mr Phua
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    Dawe floated $6m loan against fictitious shares, says witness
    687 9  -  WILLIAM LACY, By Our Hongkong Reporter HONGKONG, Mon. After millions of dollars in worthless cheques were paid into five bank accounts in Brunei, financier Amos Dawe, 46, succeeded in floating a loan of Malaysian $6 million against the shares of a
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    National campaigns to boost quality control
    95 9 A NATIONAL programme will be launched m the next few years to spread the word on quality control to workers and man- agers m Singapore This will De spearheaded by the Singapore Insti tute of Standards and Industrial Research (Sisir) According to its annual
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      376 10 YOU'LL GET A WARMER WELCOME IN NEW ZEALAND ON AN SIA HOLIDAY. New Zealand is a land of immense New Zealand and Australia's Sydney and 1 9 DAYS NEW ZEALAND SYDNEY Daily American breakfasts and most variety for the tourist. You can marvel at Perth, ranging from 6 to 19
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    Union and bank settle dispute
    279 11 Union and bank settle dispute BANGKOK Bank and the Singapore Bank Officers Association (SBOA) have settled their dispute over a bank employee accused of allegedly committing certain irregularities before he was transferred to another department. At the intervention of the National Trades Union Congress deputy secretary-general, Dr Wan Soon Bee.
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    Now you see them, now you don't game hawkers play
    276 11  - Now you see them, now you don't game hawkers play GOH LEE KHUAN By FOB years, Waterloo Street has beea the veaae af a game af hide »ad aeek betweea aallceaaed hawkers aad the law. Aasther game was played yesterday aataMe the fcwaa Ini Temple. While stallholders were telliag Ike
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    THE JAMES CHIA CASE No intention to cheat friend, says accused
    409 11 THE JAMES CHIA CASE No intention to cheat friend, says accused THE former head of the Inland Revenue Department's legal section, James Chia Shin (Thing. 38. told a district court he never intended to cheat businessman Teo Tong Wan or his company, Tong Ens Brothers Pte Ltd. of £800 $3,902)
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    WOMAN, 21, TRIED TO ROB CABBIE
    152 11 WOMAN, 21, TRIED TO ROB CABBIE A YOUNG woman, who tried to rob a taxi-di ivet was jailed for six months by a district judge yesterday for attempted robbery. Chua Siew Cheng. 21. a former drug rehabilitation centre detain«H>, claimed in mitigation that she did it on the spur of
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    Insurers want to meet doctors over medical fees
    338 11 DOCTORS and insurers are expected to have discussions on recent government proposals on the national health policy, including a suggestion that employers bear higher medical fees. They may in particular consider setting -if a complaints bureau to prevent doctors overcharging. The chairman
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    Temple tour by group
    55 11 ThE gueenstnwn community centre youth group will organise a visit to temples on Sun day from 8 am to 4.30 p m Fee is $14. There will also be a tour to (Anting Highlands on Nov 27 at 9 p.m and Nov 29 at 6 p
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    PPD assurance on steps to keep pig diseases out
    250 12 PPD assurance on steps to keep pig diseases out Mmary Production Department has assure) livestock (aimers thai pt*s imported from Thai land will be quarantined there to ensure that no diseases are brought here The pigs will be sent directly to the abattoir (or rtsjtflMfr when they arrive in Singapore
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    'Pirate cove' baffles police
    120 12 'Pirate cove' baffles police THE QMMMtowa P»llcr arr at a torn *k to wWrr to start tokinc l»r pirates wIm are said to have a secret c*ve to Paalr Puju(. Tar bead *f ttw«c— t*»a Psiior. Artlafc .supt I rr Kim H«ek, said yestertey: "We have m luMWIrdgr «C aay
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    Govt studying plan for coupon fares
    395 12  -  EDMUND TEO, TO STOP OVERCHARGING BY AIRPORT CABBIES By Transport Reporter THE government may introduce coupons to pay the fares of taxi journeys from Changi Airport in a bid to end overcharging, usually of arriving tourists, by some cabbies. Under the system being studied,
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    Spot art
    28 12 CAIRNHILL Zone A residents' committee wil] hold a spot art competition at the void deck of Block 50 Dorset Road at 3 p.m. on Oct 17.
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    'Death row' pusher loses appeal
    257 12 'Death row' pusher loses appeal MECHANIC Lim Chuan Keam. 28, who is under death sentence (or trafficking in 154.58 g of heroin, had his appeal dismissed by the Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday. His main ground of appeal, argued by lawyer Lim Choon Mong. was on the time element stated
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    Where to buy SBS stamps
    79 12 Where to buy SBS stamps EMPORIUM Holdings and NTUC stores will sefl from Thursday the full range of Singapore Bus Service concession stamps. University students can also buy their sumps from the university's cooperatives. Polytechnic students from their campus' bookstore, Ngee Ann students from their campus' cooperative bookstore and fulltime
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    Man in road mishap dies in hospital
    79 12 MR Low Ah Hoo, 65. the driver of a car which collided with a taxi along Paterson Road on Sept 16, died at Tan Tock Seng Hospital on Sunday In another case. Madam Leong Ah Hai. 67, was seriously injured and taken to
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    Friends to help Alan climb Mt Kinabalu
    354 12  - Friends to help Alan climb Mt Kinabalu BRIDGET TAN By IF HE succeeds In Us attempt, Alan Ho, tt, wUl be tke tint paraplegic U climb the highest omuUIi In Malaysia. With the help of seven friends, he will try to reach the peak of the 4,lM-m high Meant Klnabala
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    Toy makers will have to pay for safety tests
    298 12 Toy makers will have to pay for safety tests MANUFACTURERS will have to bear the cost of safety tests on toys brought to the attention of the Toy Safety Authority of Singapore which is soon to be set up. These may be done by the Singapore Institute of Standards and
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    Free service
    33 12 FREE legal service will W available for AngMo Kio residents from next Tuesday from B p.m. to 10 p.m. at the community centre m Block 2268. Avenue 1. Ane Mo Kio
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  • The Straits Times TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1981
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      PREMIUM FEES
      360 14 WE HAVE heard about the abuses and inflation-causing tendencies of health insurance in other countries Last year, the then Minister for Health, Dr Toh Chin Chye. spoke of the pitfalls of such an insurance scheme, preferring a health care system supported by taxes and patients' fees. Yesterday, the
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      PEOPLE FIRST
      395 14 THOSE who are nostalgic for the past or want to preserve what they can for posterity will no doubt lament the death of yet another link with Singapore's past. Soon to go under the bulldozers is Kampung Loyang which like other rural settlements before it has been earmarked
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    Man who will be the people's president
    2694 14  -  IVAN FERNANDEZ By What tort of Head of State will labour chief, Mr Devan Nair, make? A top-ranking civil servant put it this way: "Fundamentally, he will be a President of the people a man who has had a tumble with the lowest
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    Computers make slow in-roads ASEAN NOTES
    596 14 Computers make slow in-roads ASEAN NOTES JAKARTA: Battle Operations Strategy System is one application of the Defence and Security Department's large Uni vac 1108 computer The Department of Public Works has a big IBM S 370-145 to cope with increasing demands for project calculations, inventory control and personnel applications. And
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      234 14 Hometronics' special deal on National portable video systems. ■■■nMBVHBfIBJBHBJBJMBjaBjHBIBajI Not only are Hometronics' prices l||p!^^™^==™^™*^™^™^™^™^™^™*^™^; m c *"*^^sb really competitive, they are also *£>B fl^^^Mfc^^^^BM presenting free gifts with every "Jm J x Jk purchase! With each video l^pjMjpjMpjMMJ|J cassette recorder purchased, *-I^BH you'll get a free VFK-0185 cleaning tape
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  • FORUM
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      Lesson for car buyers
      325 15 Check entries m registration book yourself RECENTLY. I agreed to sell my car to a buyer. On the day we were supposed to effect the transfer of ownership at the Registry of Vehicles (ROV). we discovered that the engine number recorded in the registration book was
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      In pursuit of art
      184 15 i REFER to your press report captioned "Art is alive and well. say six Asean scholars" (ST. Oct T). At the last Schools Council meeting on Oct 3, a paper presented by a committee beaded by me on the Review of Art and Crafts Teaching m
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      Those queue jumpers
      77 15 SOME cinema-goers should be taught that it is wrong to ask someone at the head of a queue to buy tickets for them. This is tantamount to jumping the queue, which is very discourteous. Yet, supposedly well-educated people "courteously" request the favour from the kind-hearted, making those
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      Driving to Malaysia
      90 15 JOHORE vehicle authorities should examine ways of facilitating the issue of car permits to Singapore cars. Queueing at the pass office starts very early m the morning, particularly during public holidays. Several times during the past few years, I have had to cancel holidays m Malaysia at
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      SBC drama
      55 15 SBC has produced Tamil, Malay and Mandarin drama serials but I have yet to see one m English. Is it because of lack of actors and actresses or the difficulty of producing an English drama serial? I believe SBC has not even thought of English drama on TV.
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      Just too much!
      38 15 DESPITE complaints, residents of Cassia Crescent still have to bear with noise from wayangs and gongs, often held on the road at night. The amplified sound is ear-splitting and nervewrecking. HARDEST-HIT BY NOISE Waginri 141
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      High-handed rules of swimming pools
      153 15 I WISH to warn those who bring their family and friends to the swimming pools run by the Singapore Sports Council. If you cannot convince the lifeguard that they are your friends or relatives or you are seen teaching your friends to swim, you will
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        SAF needs all who are fit
        146 15 I REFER to the letter "Case for teaching instead of serving NS during the hols" (ST. Sept 28). I would like to thank Mr Chua for suggesting that teaching award holders discharge their remaining full-time national service during university vacations by teaching m schools
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        Findings were publicised
        85 15 I REFER to the letter "The Right To Know" by Richard P Oliveiro (ST, Sept 29). The press statement jointly made by the police and the Ministry of Defence was issued on June 22. It highlighted the findings of the separate m vest ications of the police
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        Details, please
        66 15 I REFER to Mr Manzoor Ahmed's letter "Can We Stay Here With Our Son?" (ST, Sept 24). An aged parent of a work permit holder can apply for a social visit pass to visit the son. In this case, we need more details before we can advise the
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        Bring medical certs along
        112 15 I REFER to the letter "Outpatient receipts not accepted" by "Angry" (ST, Sept 24). Many people visit the outpatient dispensaries daily. We issue receipts with pre-printed clinic charges m order to expedite the registration of patients before they see the doctors and nurses. Registration would be
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      Where locals are last to get taxi
      143 15 ON Sept 26, I took a SABS bus from Changi Airport to its terminal at Kam pone Java Road. When I arrived, I joined the queue at the taxistand. I was taken aback by the way passengers were selected by the taxidrivers. Priority
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      Combined GCE results accepted next year
      169 15 Combined GCE results accepted next year I REFER to the letter entitled "Give us a chance" by "Unwanted" (ST. Sept 10). The writer will be pleased to know that commencing with the April 1982 Joint Admission Board exercise, applicants for the Applied Arts Diploma courses offered by the Vocational A
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      Little ironies on the road
      156 15 AT lunch time on Sept 30. while travelling home via Farrer Court, I followed a police car The policeman in the passenger seat was not wearing a seat belt. The driver failed to stop at a continuous white line with a clearly visible sign indicating
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      Have a heart, policemen
      396 15 WHILE understanding the zeal of the police force in carrying out their duties. I hope they will bear in mind that most of us are lawabiding citizens, not criminals, common thieves, or people who deliberately Dreak laws and traffic rules. On Friday, Sept 18, my wife
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    Caught in CBD trap
    98 15 LIME rnaay attars, I tarsi a ear a*tl ta my pawßgrri alaag Shcatoa Way aa4 drive to park aiy ear at the Prlaee Eawart Baa 4 ear park wWea la akw la CBDH.wever, Prlaee Edward Raad aaly way to the car park U to Umi lato
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      317 15 j f^ I "At last I've found a bank that V^P-^^^^P does not stop doing business before I do." Running an international business withdraw cash, deposit cheques or cash, busy and can't find often means being tied to the desk for and even transfer funds between his time to go
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  • TIMESBUSINESS
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        Hong Leong Holdings
        46 17 WARDLEY Ltd. acting on behalf of Hong Leong Holdings m its acquisition of Hume FE. has announced that at the close of its offer for minority shares last Saturday, acceptances for 56 3 million shares (97.1 per cent of equity) had been received
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        Khong Guan Flour
        72 17 KHONG Guan Flour Milling has announced that for the year ended April 30. group pretax profits fell 36 per cent, to $2.24 million, with turnover rising one per cent to $42.2 million. TSe company has declared a final dividend of 15 per cent \em tax. Chairman Mr
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        General Ceramics
        99 17 GENERAL Ceramics has announced that net tangible asset per share will improve from the present MS2.01 to $2.89 after the proposed acquisitions of 9even property companies Low Keng Huat Brothers Realty Sdn Bhd. Setapak Heights Development Sdn Bhd. Segambut Jaya Sdn Bhd. 1L T— *f Management and Development
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        Lock icon Japan's $5 b surplus
        84 17 TOKYO. Mon. Thanks to brisk exports of ships and video tape recorders, Japan rolled up a trade surplus of US$2,325 million <S$5 billion) in September on a customs clearance basis, with the surplus with the United States hitting an all-time high, the finance ministry announced today.
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        Lock icon Footwear talks
        54 17 SEOUL, Mon British and South Korean footwear manufacturers opened five days of talks here today on Korean shipments to Britain next year. Korea has been restraining its footwear exports, mainly canvas shoes, to Britain under a voluntary restraint agreement between the Korean Footwear Exporters Association and the British
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        Lock icon All for shipping
        60 17 BANGKOK, Mon. A senior United Nations official today called for the development of shipping infrastructure m Asian countries. Mr Danko Koludrovic. division chief of shipping, ports and inland waterways m the UN regional arm here, opened a four-day workshop on containerisation, saying shipowners and governments should work
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        Lock icon Investment office
        69 17 TAIPEH, Mon. The Taiwan Government has set up an investment service office to step up its efforts to attract more investments from overseas Chinese, the deputy director of the industrial development and investment centre, Mr T. Y. Wan, said today. It will provide information on how to invest
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        Lock icon Japanese sales up
        107 17 BANGKOK, Mon. Japanese firms operating joint ventures m Thailand increased their sales this year, though many of them said the Thai economy has been deteriorating, according a survey released here today. The survey, conducted m July by the Japanese chamber of commerce m Thailand among 91 Japanese
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        Lock icon Joint venture talks
        74 17 SEOUL, Mon. Miryung Construction Co and the Sunkyong business group have been negotiating with Saudi Arabia's National Commercial Bank and Al-Saudi Bank respectively for two separate joint venture banks in Korea, sources said today. They said the Korean interests are trying to form the joint venture banks
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      KLSE hits out at "unpleasant innuendo'
      477 17  - KLSE hits out at "unpleasant innuendo' LEE YEW MENG By THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) has taken the Malaysian newspaper The Star to task for what it calls "a number of misconceptions and an unpleasant innuendo as to the integrity ol the committee of the (Kuala Lumpur) stock exchange"
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      Lock icon Tin producers expect to make unified bid at talks
      430 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The world's major tin producers who opened talks today expect to make a unified bid for price increases when they meet consumers here later this week. Malaysian officials said. Top officials of Malay S U. Indonesia. Thailand. Bolivia.
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      Plan to make quality our way of life
      447 17  -  CHAN OI CHEE CONGRESS EVERY TWO YEARS By THE Singapore Institute of Standards A Industrial Research (Sisir) and the Singapore Quality Reliability Association (SQRA), two leading bodies in the promotion of quality, will start an ongoing programme to instil quality consciousness. They
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      Sime urges more local processing
      293 17 SIME Darby must move towards processing a greater proportion of its own as well as Malaysia's commodities to reduce the group's vulnerability to commodity price fluctuations, chairman Tun Tan Siew Sin said in his 1961 annual review. He said the processing of basic commodities offers
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      Premier service from Visa
      276 17 VISA International wUl introduce a "premier service" credit card in February to give memben greater spending limits, travel Insurance and other Mage benefits. On the centre «f the ■ew eard Is a white band flanked by tw* geld bands. The ward, Visa, In bine, Is printed
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      Lock icon Opec oil output drops by 23 pc
      203 17 Opec oil output drops by 23 pc LONDON. Mon. Opeo oil output plunged to 20.7 million barrels daily in August, down 23 per cent on August 1960, and may have slipped again to only 20 million in September, the Petroleum Intelligence Weekly said today. The New York oil industry newsletter
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      Lock icon Timber!
      38 17 GENEVA. Mon. Timberproducing countries, faced with a disastrous drop m sales this year because of a building slump, will exchange ideas on the production of chemicals from wood during a United Nations meeting that starts tomorrow. Reuter
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  • Market Highlights
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      SCOREBOARD
      28 17 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Minings Plantations Deb Loans 56 10 5 6 2 5 2 Down 10 1 1 1 1 Inch 14 3 4 1 1
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      Index gains another 10 points
      376 17 SINGAPORE: The stork market clawed firmer an baying sapp*li and r*vrr1n| latereat selectively active trading a»J «ae StraltH Tlaaea lndnfttrta> ladex rase It. 84 points TIT IT lsetaa Emperlam (Slagapare) Ltd listed yesterday was lmlttallv traded at IS.lt, then eaaed slightly to $S.t4 befare recovering
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        Rises
        50 17 M W IBF Hide ienlinf IBS iel Proprrtiri View o l 1 Leoo« Pin C B C Jerjuntii Mminr Drrdc Ku Y.n Sang 800 472 MO 515 895 MO oo 300' SIS 880 700 430 200 ♦80 56 35 33 30 30 30 27 25 20 20 20 20
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        Falls
        27 17 ■ooawuoo i-«m lalayan Tin I I Hldgi Leek Sen« 'cci M.i. I 0 L I 14UU 442 320 368 344 346 -u; -18 -12 -8 ■4
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        22 17 Isetan 372.000 OUB 272.000 Sime Darby 247.000 U M W 225.000 Haw Par 221.000 Total turnover: 4.79m Total value 120.13m
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        37 17 BT Indicator: Industrials Pi nance Hotels Properties Minings Plantations 3CBC: *****0 635 26 1345 54 1023 22 655 10 ***** 877 66 617 32 Ul Li. *****2 646.10 1362 02 *****5 ***** 3W45 87<»83 624 74 ■>
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      54 17 c CM •M Storage 1 *6 Uiliim UltajV BM Haw Par -80 *17 NBT NalirM PMC ♦2 SrmbSfcip SJkII SUd* Darby St SteanMklp 4 J ■■Up 1ml N pa tug* +8 33 HanePE Iaracapr BM MtMIn *5 Perita PUat Prlma B*Ma**tti -8 -4 10 SI Tradlax
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      2308 18 BJI TI<i\ (iN» I IM'I MKIU a < nMMIH< Ul il.cfc I I I a.i ■MM* *g l>» i -mm Hick L&m Ml Arm. Mfc* 14 4 Alr.il> 144 41 M 24S 3 MS M2 -<1 (Itor 112 1 7 0 1JO h lUrd «3 45 3
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      477 18 ISETAN a»dr tto «mrt»l ipfwmw m tfcr Stork KirbaaKr af 'ttafipf r yesterday wklle Malay aa TU Dn<iicl>« rrtaraed fr»m imptaalia after etffkl oa«atks m Malayata Mlalag C*rp«nlki BM. Biw Km Khi, bawever, at Mag dHartf* today m omit tfcaa M per cr«l «f Ito
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      TURNOVER
      108 18 Closing tone: Steady. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lot* "Ready" totalled: 4.789,000 units valued at $20,129,000. Industrials accounted (or 3.211.000. finance 711.000, hotels 318.000, properties 244.000. debentures, loans and bonds S3 .000. plantations 95.000, min ing 157,000 "Settlement" contracts totalled nil units
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      Similar close in KL
      394 18 SHARES opened the week slightly higher on the Kuala Lumpur market on better trading interest, but the overall turnover remained low. reflecting the continued uncertainties. Most sectors were taken marginall) higher with a election of industrial countors recording good gains on fresh interest. On balance, gaim
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      KL SCOREBOARD
      33 18 Industrials f-inanre 49 6 D*wn 16 2 Lao! 15 1 HoWls 1 Properties MJ Palms 6 2 4 1 1 1 2 2 I rubbers robbers 4 4 3 [>eb Lhw
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      UNIT TRUSTS
      218 18 ■NCATOU I NIT TBIWT (MiiHifi' prim for Ort II) Thr Comm»rt» 2 7* 2 JO Thr Savings Fund 1*0 1 S por* Prog Fund 122 1 28xd Sparc Sk Fund IB 1*2 Sport lnveci Fund OK 1.(0 S'porr Equity Fund 1 JO 1 AHAlNITTBlwr iMiiiini' Brtraa teOMU) Ma!
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      BUSINESS DONE Singapore
      1541 18 BID aad offer price* offirUlly lined and lnl»i In and reported to the Slock Exrhangr of Singapore yesterday with the number of sharps traded drawn In bracket! m loti o( 1.000 units unleai otherwise sperifled All Time* Settlement ContracU 1 are quoted after the world "ten" Big
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        198 18 HONGKONG: Stocks closed steady after a softer opening yesterday, with sentiment holding in the absence of sell ingpressure. dealers said. Tne Hang Seng index finished higher Tor the fourth consecutive dav following preceding sharp declines, to reflect a net gain of 32.79 points to 1335.21. n—rt— t Laid finished
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        257 18 SYDNEY: Continuing uncer-i talnty over developments in the Middle East and a brighter outlook (or US interest rates kept the Sydney share market on the rise yesterday, but overall caution saw several heavyweights close off their highs, dealers said. ie All-Ordinaries index finished 4.9 points up at 597 0
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        252 19 TOKYO: Share prices rote sharply on speculation that .ower US interact rates and the yen's rise against the US dollar mifht prompt a return of foreicn investors to Japanese stocks yesterday, dealers said. Y«o fc. M|U ohb Stt mill Otmm m mat T* rSSiatMM I _Z «B Mn^a"~~ 01
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        612 19 LONDON, Mon. Share prices closed broadly lower as sterling weakness unsettled the market in a quiet and cautious start to the new account. At 3pm the Financial rimes Index was 4.5 points lower to 493 .7. Leading industrials lost aetween 2p and 5p as in L'nilevel, Grand Met, Boots.
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        31 19 H.K.HANG SENG Monday 1335.21 Friday *****2 Week Ago 1113.77 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Monday 9B1.2 Friday 887.4 Week Ago closed ALL ORDINARIES Monday 567 0 frlday 582 1 Week A«o closed
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      1544 18 BID and offer prices officially luted and busnest In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of share* traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INMSTBJAUi AIMS (***** (2) 125 (t) 1.27 (1) list After (1MB 1706) A
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      55 18 Juinness J(d Plants )BS J M Works ierjuntai JO Land ■law Par -iume (M) >el Prop LCYedil VI A A M Iron [poh (Jarden 8.50 5 20 770 5 00 7.70 324 3.38 4 52 600 6.20 8.00 3.54 4.76 221 550 T 1 J a .a t a
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      10 18 Malayan Tin M Flour I.IM1UI 4VJ 5* Ml B
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      99 18 EXPORTS of all types of rubber from Singapore in July rose to 83,206 tonnes from 80,930 tonnes in June but fell compared with 99,114 tonnes in July 1980, Statistics Department figures show. Imports of rubber also increased in July to 60,486 tonnes from 55,233
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        RUBBER
        449 19 J Ht Singapore rubber market closed firmer yester day. with November RSS One buyers quoted at W cents per kilo, up 3 50 rente on last Fridav's clow for the position, dealers said The ww*t market earned two cent* on grow tng coocwti over the political outlook in Egypt
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        65 19 HUlj [Cuml Nil. <r*rwtr4 Mlkl •■ran Mm hmyn SvlWra !u»Kki l»00 ITIOON ***** I7100N HuMbli l«f l«00N IK« 170 00N NkmWi D HwNbti Q2.00 C400N QSOO 2I&0ON llM)d«l 11*40 B1.00N HOOD 2HOON nwrdKI 1M.00 IM00N 1W0O 1*7 00N MlapdK! UNO UNO UNO UNO l»|*l 1HI0 I1U0N 117
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        25 19 THL STRAITS tin price was unchanged at MS35.56 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 14 tonnes to 251 tonnes.
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        22 19 THE avenge rate at wMek maj»r SUgspor ktuska are cmrreaUy prepared ulndu tkelr best r««—crs to MM per ent
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        CLOSING PRICES
        32 19 KuDber: Oct 12 Singapore: Nov: 207.60 cents (up 3.5O cent*) Malaysia: Nov: 237.00 cents (up 3.00 cents) Tin: M $35.56 per kilo (unch) Official offering: 261 tonnes (down 14 tonnes)
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        85 19 THE KIL0BAK MrtM lor fold 0>Uv*raNr In tugipnH opm>d a: S»J« aad Hoard at SK.3M yaaur dajr Gotd m fUod at USMM in London ywday mnr^t lln»«lla« «2«B «1 7SB eiMB C2TSS iTitia»Tili S.MB 4S1MB easts eras ir^fcltor per ulU < Mnm < 1 > Avwir prv* lOKMhAttrnMlaK.: Hlfimt
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      149 19 HINKSK Pradare ExrkM«e, SUxapare. m09n <•****■« prieit per m kg yeatortfay. C*c-"«« Bulk fob $113 50 sellers, ok) (bum (In second hand drum fob $127 75 tellers new drum fob $137 75 sellers Opra: Mixed i loose i $CK 25 buyers. Prmtt: Muntofc white pepper fob Asu NLW
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      124 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market ruled steady in very quiet trading with operators awaiting fresh leads yesterday, dealers said In the southern region, October rose to M$925 from $920 previously. Conditions continued' quiet in the refined mar M MtUysUa jwlm «U: (Prices in M$ per
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      Money and exchanges
      273 19 THE US dollar inherited iu low opening in the Singapore fora market yesterday, tram It* New York close an Friday The larger than expected USB 1 billion decline In Ml B money supply and a amaller than expected J9 4 billion gain in September M-2. plus a
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      NOMINAL RATES
      359 19 CumncMC MoftlMtf f SnuthBoown Porc#f>tAQ# quoted y— If day (crou)parily change Local atllart to aae unit «f f*rrl|cn earreaey: US dollar 2.0755 2.0765 2.8196 -26.39 Sterling pound 3.9640 3 9695 7.3469 -46.05 Australian dollar 2.4025 2.4050 3 4286 -29.93 NZ dollar ***** 1.7415 3.4286 -49.19 Canadian dollar 1.7385
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      43 19 RANGE of prkM offered by di«--ouni houMi on Oct 12: Overnight: 7", CaUdepoMU 6 to 7- ClMUf B«yiM StlUag (-month rre usury bills 6H 6-. t-monlh Sank bills 14H 3 months CD 13't 13«t (months CD 13s 13H INTO: NUKhI Dhraul I
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      32 19 Closing interbank rales (or ingapore dollars on Oct 12: OHn- Bid vernight 17 'i 17 1 month u 13. 2 months 13. 13. 3months 13. 13 Overnight mode 16 I
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      83 19 < TV) Campawtm Act, Cms IM Praris— B»— e Exctaage PtoLM (Meaben' YXuUry WbrflM-«P> At a general meeting of the members of Precious Stone Exchange Pte Ltd duly and held on the 7th October 1981 the following Special Reso- lutlon was passed. Special ResolutlonThat the Company be wound up voluntarily
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      Talk of rise in levy irks Asean
      254 20 Talk of rise in levy irks Asean KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Asean countries are alarmed over the possibility of the European Economic Community (EEC) increasing its levy on vegetable oil imports. Reacting swiftly to reports that such a move was on the cards, Asean government representatives met EEC ambassadors m Manila
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      Thailand's trade deficit
      37 20 BANGKOK. Mon. Thailand's trade deficit m the first nine months of this year amounted to US$2.l billion (554.5 billion) against US$l9 billion m the same 1980 period, according to Commerce Ministry figures published today.
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      EEC stand will decide result of ITC talks
      596 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. When the Internation- al Tin Council meets here later this week, the decision on the producers' demand for a revision of the buffer stock price range is expected to hinge on the common position taken by the EEC. A
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      'Curb abuse' call by computer consultant
      520 20  - 'Curb abuse' call by computer consultant SOH TIANG KENG By! THE political secretary to the Ministry of Health, Mr Lau Ping Sum, yesterday called upon management of companies to cut down "computer abuse." Among the abuses he listed were fraud, theft, embezzlement and espionage which have made newspaper headlines. But
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      Getting the best out of negotiations
      517 20  -  CHAN OI CHEE By IF YOU want to have your way in negotiations, know yourself and who you are dealing with. Then use tactics that are not discernable by the other side. But success in negotiations does not necessarily mean one party wins and
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      Lock icon Bid to settle differences
      84 20 TOKYO, Mon. Japan and the United States will bold informal consultations m Washington tomorrow m a bid to settle their dispute within this year over a revision of their civil aviation agreement. the Foreign Ministry said today. Ministry sources said live rounds of consultations since the
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      Traveller's cheques
      132 20 BA CHEQUE Corp (BACC), a subsidiary of BankAmerica Corp. will issue traveller's cheques in sterling and D-Mark in the second quarter of next year. In addition, its existing US dollai TCs will have a new design next year to enable easier currency identification. Mr John Nachtrieb, president of
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      91 20 BANGKOK, Mon. Japanese firms operating joint ventures m Thailand increased their sales this year, though many of them said the Thai economy has been deteriorating, according to a survey released here today. The survey, conducted m July by the Japanese chamber of commerce m Thailand
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      76 30 MADAM LEE AH lOH aged 8S passed away on 12 10 81 Casket lying at Mount Vernon Funeral Parlour No 2 Cremation on 14 10 II at 2pm No wreaths please MRS LALJTHA tMAPJMA called home to the Lord on 10/10/11 Sadly mourned by son Mural! Vljay daughter-in-law
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      72 30 Tna Famwy ska Lata MR WEE TH4AM BOCK WMk Mrs Wee Mac Lee Nee Chen •ana: Oeorge Wee Tee Peng Ronald Wee Tee Seng Raymond Wee Tee Eng (deceased) Constance Pang Margaret Koh. Bert Wee Jin Sin Kelvin Wee Sin Leng Qerald Wee Jin Ann Brian Wee Sin
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      39 30 ■VHII lO MflMI Mi fIIIHVM) friMvfle% iJiMwi, ataN <X BIA. CSV. *PO. tlKianin Council of aacM ■antea and CCX/MC/RC of WhamBo« lor Ihair amwd— ns. aaaMsaca, wraalha, donation* and :oi<dolmcaa durtng Ikalr rse»wl Tha famMy o» tha laf« TEOSOOMKNDM
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      56 30 who was called to the Lord on 8/10/81 wish to convey their heartfelt thanks to the staff of Ward 30. Tan Tock Seng Hospital. Staff of ADRU. Other Ranks Mess, relatives and friends for their donations, wreaths, condolences, attendance and kind assistance rendered during their recent bereavement Tha Family <X
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      97 30 Tlw f amity W Tlw La** MADAM MARGARET KOMO FOOWO MEMO Thank all lllla» 11. tnanda and iw»n M»iw rsesm kaiaeisnwut Mm Caw— Frank Lamas, Clergy and Star) a* II Andre*** Cathedral. THE FAMILY OF THE LATE DR. OAW MM TEK wishes to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to
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      50 30 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE 1 MR OOH CHOON END (ROB- ERT) WISH TO CONVEY THEIR HEARTKELT THANKS TO THE 1 STAFF OF MOUNT ALVERNIA I HOSPITAL. THE MONKB OF i PALELAI TEMPLE RELATIVES i AND FRIENDS FOR THEIR; PRESENCE. WREATHS, j CONDOLENCES. DONATIONS AND HELP DURINO THEIR' RECENT BEREAVEMENT
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      THE FAMILY OF THE LATE
      37 30 Wish to express their heartfelt thanks appreciation to all relatives, friends L business as- soclates for their attendance, assistance, donations L wreaths during their bereavement. MAO AM TAN CHENG ENG DEPARTED S/IS/S1
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      40 30 THE FAMLV OF the late Madam I Lim Ah Tlang would like to thank the Bishop Kao Jlh Chung, the Reverand Tan Peck Oeok. Buklt Panjang Methodist Church, relatives and friends for their condolences and attendance during our recent bereavement
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      64 30 Three years have passed since we lost you Such a loving husband and father who gave so much of himself. In our hearts you will live forever, till Ood bring us together again FfitMl Aflfl RMBttWS We) kifltJty ■nMsd lo attend ATM A SAMTM i I Prayers
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      41 30 i You have spent your precious times In your life helping others, i your spirit of sacrifice shall always be remembered and 1 treasured by us IN REMEMBRANCE 1 Cammmttf Oenrlca Voluntaar* Singapore Council of Social Service TEOBOONKHBM DEPART: 10 10.31
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      164 30 STRAITS TIMES RATES FOR PERSONAL ACS OCTUAMES $13 50 for 15»ord» (run-on sty*) 148.00 for 3cm. x 1 col (MiHldteplirrtHo) c 157.60 tor 3cm I 1 col (display (tyte) A well established manufacturer specialising^ m building materials invites applications from suitably qualified Malaysian Citizens preferably BUMIPUTRAS for the post of
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      621 30 9W GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI Applications ore invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill the following appointment m the Medkal and Health Department, Brunei 1. MIDWIFERY TUTOR: QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPRIENCE a) Apppliconts must be State Registered Nurses of the United Kingdom, or be eligible for registration as such. b) Must hold
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      537 30 GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI Applications are mv.ted from joitobJy qualified candidates for appointment os CHIEF TECHNICAL ASSISTANT m (He Medkal ond Health Department. Brunei. Qualification* and Experience HNC/HND or EQUIVALENT m EJectronk Engi neering field At least three years experience m the main ••nonce of electronic/electrical equipment Ovtiet: a) CorTyina. out
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    'Singapore and Iraq trade has room for growth'
    177 31 'Singapore and Iraq trade has room for growth' THERE are many opportunities to expand trade between Singapore and Iraq, said the Minister of Trade and Industry. Dr Tony Tan. This is because trade between them now is small compared to their respective global trade, despite some growth in the last
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    Senior citizens to show fashion is for all ages
    419 31 AGE has nothing to do with being fashionable and looking good. To prove this, 16 senior citizens will take to the catwalk on Nov 15 after the grand opening ceremony for Senior Citizens Week at Victoria Theatre. Second Deputy Prime Minister
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    Shipping lines hit by high wages says director
    501 31 Shipping lines hit by high wages says director FIRM'S COASTAL FLEET CUT FROM 25 TO 15 SHIPS THE boss of a shipping line that was criticised by the Industrial Arbitration Court for paying its seamen "fairly low wages" claimed yesterday that the high wages enjoyed by Singapore seamen were taking
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      342 32 Bonn's arms policy forces KL to shop elsewhere KUALA LUMPUR, Monday MALAYSIA'S plans to buy West German arms have been held up owing to the Bonn Government's restrictive arms export policy, Defence Ministry Secretary-General Tan Sri Mohamed Yusof said here today. Malaysia had intended to buy medium-weight battle tanks and
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        Lock icon Anti-litter laws soon
        64 32 THE government is determined to enhance the image of Kuala Lumpur city and is prepared to enforce all laws to ensure this, Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said yesterday. He said new laws to enable the government to act against those who litter or in any
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        68 32 THE Marine Headquarters in Labuan is preparing a list of guidelines to ship masters on avoiding the risk of confronting pirates lurking around Sabah waters, senior marine officer, Mr Justin Labam, said in Labuan yesterday. He said that included in the guidelines would be the locations
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        Lock icon Puasa, Hari Raya dates
        82 32 THE recent controversy over the fixing of dates for puasa and Hari Raya is expected to be the main topic on the agenda of the Rulers Conference starting on Wednesday in Klang Muslims in Malaysia have been divided in their views on this. Some feel the
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        37 32 POLICE have launched a maior manhunt m Kedah and Perlis for two armed robbers who shot dead a fruit seller and injured the owner of a shop m Alor Star last Friday. AFP
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      Press freedom is second to nations needs says Mahathir
      618 32 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad said today the needs of the nation and the people must always override the freedom of the 1 <"vN He said the narrow imprests of the press as an institution
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      173 32 Traces of large copper deposit in Kelantan KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Canadian and Malaysian prospectors have reKrted that they may ve found what could be one of the world's largest copper deposits in Ulu Kelantan There are also traces of silver, lead, manganese, tin, arsenic and cobalt, said the Canadian Industrial
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      58 32 KUCHING. Mon A deleca tkm from the Indonesian Natranal IXenoe Board today visited the army headquarters hfre where thpy werr givn a wcurily briefly Thr 24 man delegation which is on a four-day visit to Sarawak, arrived here yecter day Tomorrow, they will visit several subsidiary companies of
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      Jeep bang on target
      115 33 STE4ITB TIMRS da^rr Kf*M»M JKKP I Wt the aail tfcr m«4 iVt ar atra«4 Taaaa* lagiwn U «ia Ur- lIUJM Hainpirr Um4 ap Iml Saa4m> 4ml m» »1m Ml«wf4 J^r* w*rr >iaaiiaifl> irwaraX. Taaiaa Ste»>p«rm. Ma>r«Ml «a tfc# imu. hMWIh a »1a tad tO tar a
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      Grand slam by Allan?
      407 33  -  EPSOM JEEP By ALREADY acclaimed a genius at producing Cup winners, Bukit Timah trainer Ivan Allan set up a record when he saddled Taman Singapura to win the 51st running of the Singapore Gold Cup on Sunday. With his triumph in the premier classic which carried
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      MAKE A NOTE OF THESE FIVE
      212 33 MAKE A NOTE OF THESE FIVE THESE horses did well at the Gold Cup meeting and can be saMy followed Mat CMUiid III won in an easy fashion. Last early, the three-year-old American gelding by Mr Leader made up plenty of ground and went to the line with quite a
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      The 'glamorous grey' — a good thing beaten
      553 33 The 'glamorous grey' a good thing beaten By THE RACING EDITOR THE rain came in the early hours of Gold Cup Day to the detriment of the "glamorous grey" who had captured the imagination of the racing fraternity, Blanc Sur Blanc. "It's in the Laps of the gods." was the
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      Penang weights
      1322 33 PENANG. Mob Weights, ratings and bamer draws tor this week ends ran* •aTUWMV Chw* IDhI IJtOa (■*a*a» tO-iT) 1 SaiiaaadeS7 «t 11 Ho»CaaSSS 65 4 Laird's Haven St 64 3 Fact Tunenst 64 15 Highland Song 55 5 63 5 NutrteatSSS U 2 Praacer St 5 tl 7
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      How the beaten favourites fared at Bt Timah
      375 33 How the beaten favourites fared at Bt Timah FAVOURITES took a beating over the weekend at Bukit Timah. Out of 18 races, only three obliged Pagan Prince (Saturday) and Vanda Miss Jaoquim and Joint Command 111 (Sunday). How the rest of them fared: SATURDAY (good): RACE t: Contract 111 led
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      Lock icon Green Forest wins third big race
      228 33 PARIS, Mon THE American-bred favourite, Green Forest, won the Group One Grand Criterium for the second time in three vears at Longchamp yesterday. Green Forest, ridden by Albert Gilbert, made a finely-timed run into the straight and took the advantage off English challenger Norwick
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      Many foreign players fail to turn up
      514 34  -  PATRICK BASTIANS fl THE biggest-ever Anchor Singapore Open squash tournament kicked off yesterday, marred by the non-appearance and defeats of many of the record 47 foreign entries. There were provisions for latecomers such as Hughes. Colin and Georgina but few expected Pakistan's Jayyab
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      Lock icon Leeds offer Wolves two options to sell Gray
      329 34 LONDON, Mon. Leeds Uniteds bid to land Scottish international striker Andy Gray (right) was taken a step further yesterday when chairman Manny Cussins went to Wolverhampton to try to clinch the deal. Cussins, accompanied by the Leeds management team of Alan Clarke
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      Lock icon Three die as soccer fans riot
      82 34 Three die as soccer fans riot BUCARAMANGA. Mon. Three people were killed and scores injured, 14 of them seriously, when fighting broke out In the terraces at a First Division football match here in North-east Colombia yesterTrouble erupted late in the match between Bucaramanga and Junior teams when the visitors
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      Lock icon McKenna and Massey star IN Millwall victory
      220 34 SOCCER ROUND-UP LONDON, Mon. Millwall lifted themselves to third spot m the English Third Division League table with a convincing 2-0 win over Walsall at the Den on Sunday, while the visitors lost Mark Rees who was sent off m the second-half for
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        Proud Eagles
        237 34 AMERICAN FOOTBALL: The Philadelphia Eagles beat the New Orleans Saints 31-11 in a National Professiona League match in New York. Otfcer rtwUla: Pittsburgh Steelers 13 Cleveland Browns 7, New York Jets 28 New England Patriots 24. Los Angeles Rams 37 Atlanta Falcons 36, Kansas City Chiefs 27 Oakland
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        Brewers level
        56 34 BASEBALL: The Milwaukee DUBtii beat the New York Yankees 2-1 In a best-of-five American Major League East match to tie the series 2-2 in New York. Other best-of-five results: National League East Philadelphia Phillies 6 Montreal Expos 5 (series tied 2-2): National League West Los Angeles Dodgers 2
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        Fine double
        27 34 MOTOR CYCLING: Britain's Barry Sheene. riding a Yamaha, won the 500cc international winning both legs of the race outright on the Jarama track in Madrid.
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        Lock icon Malouf out
        70 34 Rl'UBY I'NION: Australian hooker Bruce Malouf broke the fibular in his right leg during a practice match in preparation for the Wallaby tour of Britain Malouf s injury, leaves the tourists with only one specialist hooker, and tour manager Sir Nicholas Shedahie said that he would be calling
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      Singapore shuttlers need more exposure
      264 34  - Singapore shuttlers need more exposure GODFREY ROBERT By H.I ILK Malaysia are revelling aver the snecesses of the Sldek brothers Miabun and Jalanl at last week's World (up tournament In Kuala Lumpur, Singapore are still reeling from the homllUt Ing 1-8 Thomas Cap defeat by Thailand In Bangkok reeeatly. In
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      Rono runs rivals to the ground
      249 34 Rono runs rivals to the ground SYDNEY, Mon. World record-holder Henry Rono (above), of Kenya, trounced his rivals over 5,000 metres m the Seiko Tiger Games at the Sydney Sports Ground yesteray. Rono mack his move two laps from the finish and surged clear of Britain's Mike McLeod and another
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      83 34 EDMONTON, Mon Bjorn Borg routed Wojte.k Fibak, of Poland, 6-2, 5-7, 6-2 yesterday to reach the final of the US$300,000 ($648,000) Edmonton Challenge tennis tournament against Jose-Luis Clerc. Borg, the No. 1 seed in the tournament, will play second-seeded Clerc, who defeated Brian Gottfried 6-4, 6-4 earlier,
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      Finalists
      43 34 JALAN KAYU beat Geylang Serai 24 m the semi-finals of the inter-constituency volleyball tournament at the Gay World Stadium last night They will meet Ulu Pandan. who defeated Bukit Panjang 20 last night, m the final on Tuesday at the same venue
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      Edged out
      26 34 BUKTT PANJANG edged out Buona Vista 2-1 m the first round of the inter-constituency sepak takraw tournament at Kampong Eunos Community Centre last night.
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      Fandi clears doubt about his soccer future
      344 35  -  JOE DORAI Br sTRIKKR Fandi Ahmad turned up at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday when the national squad resumed their training for the King's Cup soccer tournament and the South-east Asian Games, clearing doubts on his availability. Hit presence on the first day
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      Lock icon Seve looks forward to challenge in US
      473 35 WENTWORTH. Mon. SPANIARD Severiano Ballesteros can look forward now to renewing his challenge with the world's leading golfers after ending a frustrating season by winning the world match-play title here yesterday Following his thrilling last-green victory over American Ben Crenshaw m yesterday's 36-hole
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      Snead wins on second hole of play-off
      181 35 Snead wins on second hole of play-off COLUMBUS, Mon. J. C. Snead yesterday beat defending champion Mike Sullivan on the second extra hole of a play-off to win the Southern Open golf tournament here m Georgia. Snead received US$36. 000 for the victory, while Sullivan earned US$21,600 Both Snead and
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      Star injured
      37 35 LONDON. Mon Tragedy struck a First Division Rugby League game when Whiteha yen and Great Britain scrumhalf Arnold Walker was seriously injured. Walker, one of the game's biggest stars, was reported to have suffered a
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      HDB win
      85 35 HOUSING and Development Board beat Jurong Town Corporation 5-1. and Port of Singa pore Authority edged Public Utilities Board 3-1 in the InterStatutory Board Games soccer tournament at Bukit Chermin yesterday Other result* Badminton PSA 4 Telerec 1 Basketball Teiervr 41 SSr 30. PSA 49 HUB 46 Billiards
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      'Flying Sikh' to relive memories
      271 35  - 'Flying Sikh' to relive memories JANICE SEAH By THE only Asian athlete to have broken an Olympic record will be m Singapore pounding away at the National Stadium track on Saturday. Milkha Singh, of India, or the "Flying Sikh", as be is called, finished fourth behind Otis Davis (44.9 sec).
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      Ban on archer Laura takes new twist
      486 35  - Ban on archer Laura takes new twist HAKIK AT RAI By A WEEK has passed since the Archery Association of Singapore issued a Press statement on the six-month ban of Laura de Rozario, but the top woman archer says she has yet to receive the letter to that effect. The
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      86 35 TODAY'S EVENTS BADMINTON julir Mer-rtaa Laagae: SAFRA v SAPSA. Sunbeam v Tim Wah Press. VC v Mountbatten. Eaao vCSCtSBA. 7 30 1 CAME8 Inter-Statutory Board Games Sepak Tmkraw PSA v TAS (Bukit Chermin. 515) OOLT PGAS Open (Bukil rourst. 7JBa in moaun Singapore >u> tar uuad v Singaporr RrrTvation Oub
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      SNOC receive 275 names
      927 35  -  PETER SIOW By Final selection to be made at Oct. 20 meeting THE Singapore National Olympic Council yesterday the closing date for entries received 275 nominations, including 82 women, from 18 associations for December's South-east Asia Games in Manila. The number excludes entries from bodybuilding, an
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      Juniors 3-1
      27 35 THE Singapore junior hockey squad, playing one of their best games, eased past Ceylon Sports Club 3-1 m a practice match at Balestier Road yesterday.
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    211 36 Shocking thefts of power supply parts BEIJING. Mon Thieves havp stolen more than I'SSS million <S$54 million) worth of equipment from China's electrio*l treaanisaka (actitte in the last two years, resulting in disruptions of service. China said today The official Peoples Daily said the miakrtrtM of public security and electric
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    Lock icon Japan's 'first'
    44 36 TOKYO. Men Fuji Photo Film Company announced today it will begin marketing Japan's first instant camera sjhHhi on Saturday It will offer two instant camera models, one at 28.800 yen SJ27C) and the other costing 15.800 yen. Kyodo news service reported -AP
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    Lock icon Let's climb Everest together: China
    149 36 BEIJING. Mon The government has invited Taiwanese mountaineers to climb Mount Everest, in the latest overture to reunify the breakaway province with the mainland The invitation, published in the official newspaper Guangming Daily today, said that "if Taiwanese friends come to climb Mount Everest, we
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    243 36 Khmer Rouge in 'peak form' since their ouster BANGKOK. Monday THE Khmer Rouge in Cambodia are now in their best military position since their ouster by invading Vietnamese forces in January 19T9, Western intelligence sources here said today. '•They are further ahead in terms of population under their control and
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    32 36 NEW YORK, Mon The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 1 05 to 874.06 m the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    58 36 US PRESIDENTIAL Press Secretary Jim Brady relaxes with his son, Scott, during a visit home In Washington on Sunday. Mr Brady 1» still recovering from gunshot wounds In the head he received during an assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan on March 31. Mr Reagan was
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    Lock icon Strong winds halt flight
    80 36 TOKYO, Mon. Cloudy weather and too few strong winds forced a British pilot to cut short his attempt to fly a motorised glider the length of the Japanese archipelago. Bernard Willson, a 46-year-old Hongkong-based pilot with Cathay Pacific Airways, landed at Fukui in central Japan today
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    Lock icon 'Gang of 4' man held
    60 36 BEIJING, Mon. A former follower of the disgraced Maoist 'Jang o( Four" radical leaden has been arrested m Shanghai for distributing antigovernment leaflets, according to Shanghai Radio. The radio said Chen Caiming was the leader o( a group who planned to "establish a reactionary organisation
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    Lock icon Six die in gas blast
    62 36 BOLOGNA (Italy), Mon Leaking methane gas exploded and destroyed a five-storey apartment building in the town of Montecrhio today, killing six people and injuring two others, police said Officers said the explosion occurred in a third floor apartment where leaking gas from a kitchen heater
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    Lock icon Package of soil with 'lethal spores' found
    203 36 Package of soil with 'lethal spores' found LONDON Mon. A package of soil claimed to ontain potentially lethal anthrax disease spores is bting analysed by scientists. It was found dumped at a Defence Ministry biological research centre, the authorities said today. Officials said the package was discovered on Saturday at
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      232 36 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore s financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Prices of Apple computers have fallen sharply and the authorised dealers are understandably unhappy. However, buyers of such computers have no reason to feel elated either, reports TSANG SAU YIN The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has clarified 'a number of misconceptions' contained
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      194 36 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Showers In Many Places In The Early Morning. TEMP. (C) up to 8a.m. tomorrow: M max., 24 mln. SUNSET today: 1.23 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: C.17 a.m. Anwteraam 6 13C Rain Lm Aagetea 17 21 C Clear Atfceaa 19 28C Clear Ma4rM 11 26C Oar Bakrala
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      Lock icon LITTLE LION
      1674 1 Reporter KANNAN CHANDRAN was expectant; it's not everybody who gets this lion of a chance to find out more about Leo Ssyer first-hand. But at the rehearsal, Leo of the amazing voice was somewhat off-colour; it was only on stage, before a delirious audience clapping away (girls standing),
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      PICK of the DAY
      449 2 PICK of the DAY C SBC 5 AFTERNOON Matins Halldsy For Lavera (Ch t, 4.35 p.m.): A Boston psychiatrist and his wife trek through South America as ohaperones to their two lovely daughters who are ready for love and romantic adventures. In the cast are Clifton Webb, Jane Wyman, Carol
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      Wonder cop swings into action
      296 2 TARGET Shipment h 5, 8.45 p.m.): BUM M rmjudr and (Mt-OMvlßg, this Mttas stan Patrick M*wer at Steve Harkrtt, aether wonder cop. Hackett Ls Uagk (ami aren't they all?), stefflr-minded m his pmreolt of justice and unornpalwu In KetOßg what he waste. Be la head
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      Dynasty: Big knockout...
      420 2 Dynasty: Big knockout... New Series ONE of Hongkong Rediffusion Television s most recent successes, the 57episode historical kungfu drama serial, The Dynasty will begin from today on Ch 8, 9.25 p.m. replacing Reincarnated which ended last week. The drama which was highly popular when it was first shown m the
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        A true Constable
        1133 3 A Rainstorm by Richard Constable On his hands and knees, his jacket cast aside, he has a look of intense concentration on his face He is slapping gouts of green paint onto hardboard. slaving away to prepare for his exhibition of minutely detailed paintings This, I think
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        Punjab Road Show
        85 3 Punjab Road Show PUNJAB'S Up ntmt*lag artistes K. Deep sat JagnMkM Kftir will give a three-lay perfermaac* ia Slagapsr? -wl2Luii! DeeP»v»u The stagers, p*p*tar f*r their d.rU, will perform Oet «4, n *s4 All the shews, t«id u*e Natlwi- Theatre, will begla at «h^N»t^ The Singapore Indian Film. Arts and
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        978 4 Bali high gh Bali island of beauty and enchantment, of rolling surf and blue, blue sea. Also the inspiration for a whole new look brilliantly-dyed rayon tee-shirts, airbrushed with creative motifs; rich, traditional brocade; kat blankets from Sumba and Timor. CYNTHIA WEE takes a close look at St Tropez chic
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        TRISHAW TRAGEDY
        707 4 Modelling, many say, is the first step to show biz. Look at Lauren Button, Marisa Berenson, Brooke Shields. The fact that they're all female success stories did not daunt DONALD GRAHAM, as he sought to dazzle Singapore with his blue eyes (and earn his ticket home to bonny
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        From the pages of a novel...
        464 5 HE'S Fabrice, Stendhal Cosmetic's international make-up artist. Only 29 years old. this slim, slight, moustachioed young man has made his mark on the beauty business m just six short years. Now, he works with many top Parisian designer names like Yves St Laurent, Louis
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        The Empire is struck TUESDAY COLUMN
        922 5 The Empire is struck TUESDAY COLUMN I can claim to have moved forward while gazing backward. (As we are both Britons it may strike some readers as a symbolic condition). 41 have a dream. Of businessmen travelling by chauffeur-driven pick-ups m elegant groups of 10 per truck along m Robinson
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      294 2 Stroits Times Crossword ACBOM 5 Lunar aspect that makes m^ mum> woam tnmble and uk« on 1 Pofmlar (Ush Grandma bans: (3, 4) she Is put ofl by It (7, 3,4) Conveyance tuna up carrying 8 Instruments thai are to some a revolutionary (S) extent musically restricted (5) 7 Free
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      131 2 EXHIBITIONS ON SMente' Chinese Calligraphy aid Paintings: Chinese calligraphy, brush and ink paintings by students from Titan Mong High Sch. Nat Museum Young People's Gall. 9 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Last day tomorrow. Spaces: On contemporary art in the Fed Republic of Germany. Goethe Inst Gall. 10 a.m. 6 p.m. Until
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      1169 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening fofcwed by The You* 7 30 News and Weather Ferecast And The Restless Mala *> 3.25 Appointment Tonight (r) 7M h Dubai The Three De4.10 ThTchuckle Head f«' n 4.30 Diary Of Events «S IS? P 4.35 Afternoon Matinee Holiday For jJ'JJ
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      104 5 f^\ XT nI J 1/ We're having a fantastic Pre-Renovation Sale from today till 23 October '81. Genuine bargains on exclusive fashionwear with discounts up to 75% certainly an event you'll treasure. Just arrived: An exciting collection of imported separates and cocktail dresses. the Bagatelle sboppe 255 Specialists' Centre (2nd
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      1017 6 Official Opening of Amalgamated Steel Mills Son Bhd A member erf the Lion Group of Companies .opnm sulit ion 3 jld isO3i ASM's integrated steel mill complex at Bukit Rajah, Klang. When its current expansion pro- important was proximity to its cus- gramme is completed by 1983, ASM tomers, about
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      522 7 Kata-kata \luan daripada Dato' Seri Dr. Mahathir bin Mohamad. Perdana Menteri Mala\si« Saya mengucapkdti terima kasih kepada Amalgamated Steel Mills Sdn. Bhd kerana menjemput sava untuk memberi kata-kata aluan sempena pembukaan Svankat mi Saya juga mengambil kesempatan mi untuk mengucapkan tahniah kepada Lembaga Pengarah dan semua kakitangan K.it mi di
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      490 7 s t Message From Y.B. Tan Sri Dato' Mohd Yusof Abdul Rahman PSM, DPMJ. JMN, The Chairman. I embaga Tabung Angkatan Tentera I am pleased to be given this opportunity to say a few words on the official opening ceremony of Amalgamated Steel Mills Sdn. Berhad (ASM)'. This ceremony is
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        Glimpses of a breakthrough?
        869 1 XU JIN attends this year's Drama Festival and has this to say of the Chinese plays. I THOUGHT I saw glimpses of a new breakthrough m our Chinese drama at the Drama Festival this year. Altogether. Singapore Amateur Players and Southern Arts Society presented four plays
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        The stuff of which Chinese painting is made (Part 2)
        935 2  - The stuff of which Chinese painting is made (Part 2) Lu Yaw El Encounter With Chinese Painting In Part 1 of the series, we learned of the basic difference between Chinese and Western art and m today's Part 2, we get to know the artists whose influence on Chinese painting
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        504 1 q -^ss^S" VHVHHHHH9HHIH S^ i03 am 91 1^^^^ 'iP^b (Tektronix) KV^^ J TELEVISION PRODUCTS 4 MicroPro^ tems u m «oi0 30am 21/10 7 '«lfl TEKTRONIX Television Products time, test, measure. Development ay SH^mp^r Systems) 1O.*)» V >•> V^l correct and display the television signal world-wide 5 Electrostatic Printers/ r (5>
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        31 1 Scholar painters There is a connection between men of letters and Chinese painting. Paged Foreign influence What is the result of interaction between Malays and people of other races? Page IV
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        316 2 and Aviation Aer ospace Insurance (Technical Corporation among Developing Countries m action) November sth., 6th. 7th., 1981. Hotel Equatorial Kuala Lumpur. To be officia ted by Speaker, Topics Covered: Y.B.M^TeilgkU RdZaMgh HdmZdh p .s l l£&' Up L^bV L^nV *-m WT^^^L. This specialist course is organised as a |1I I
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        THE KING FORM MT SIGUNTANG RAJA DARI BUKIT SIGUNTANG
        259 4  -  Yaakub Rashid Mustika Kata The two sisters were very happy and beieved that the three youths were indeed the sons of a kite. They brought the three to their home. After hanrestirg Mr field. Nan Empuk and Nan Main became very
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        Foreign flavour Unsur asing
        717 4  - Foreign flavour Unsur asing H.A. NORAMI By m Malay society EVEN before the time of the Prophet, the Arabs had been seafarers and traders plying between the Rea Sea and the South China Sea. Islam gave impetus to their trading activities which they mingled with their missionary work. The Arab
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        Let's learn MALAY
        550 4  - Let's learn MALAY Haron A.Rahman ■By J-iGSSon lr> Easy steps to Malay LT Literal Translation IT Idiomatic Translation. Note mi number In English the singular noun and the plural noun have different forms but it is not so in the Malay language. A noun in Malay may be singular or
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        215 4 I An established member company of I the Hongkong Commodities Exchange is looking for BUSINESS EXECUTIVES for its Singapore office. Applicants should possess the following prerequisites: Singapore citizenship Capacity to work hard independently Initiative and drive Sales background advantageous University degree/H.S.C. quali- I fi cations Previous experience is not necessary
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        206 4 building products with representative office based m Singapore s requires I Technical Sales Executive Salary up to $26,000 per annum (excluding fringe benefits) The Job: I To develop the sales of concrete admixtures. I waterproofers, release agents, curing compounds etc Qualifications The candidate must be technically oriented I Preferably with
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        318 4 W| SINGAPORE WAREHOUSE CO IPTE LTD. Due to rapid expansion, our company has vacancies for the following posts:MAINTENANCE TICHNICIANS (ELECTRICAL) 1 Candidate with strong experience m installation of and trouble shooting of electncal control systems. 1 Candidate wrfh experience m general wiring installations. M A I NTINANCE TECHNICIANS (MECHANICAL) 1
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        332 4 EUROPEAN TRADING COMPANY requires an Accounts Supervisor The applicant would supervise a team of accounts staff and will be required to maintain books of accounts, and prepare statutory and monthly management accounts. Experience m computerised accounting systems would be desirable. Some exposure to taxation computations would be an added advantage.
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        257 4 aaaaajjt,^ SIMGAPCME BUS S£KVK£ (1978) LTD The Company m conjunction with Vocational Industrial Training Board invites applications from suitably qualified males and females for APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING IN MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANICS Requirement*: Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident Completed or exempted from National Service or serving part-time National Service Completed Secondary 3
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