The Straits Times, 14 October 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    DCA MAY BE STAT BOARD
    508 1  -  EDMUND TEO Better management of airports By Transport Reporter THE Department of Civil Aviation is likely to be converted into a statutory board so that it will be financially independent to better run the airports m Changi, Paya Lebar and Seletar. A high-level committee studying
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    Lock icon KL acts to step up control of stock exchange
    266 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Malaysian Government will soon introduce legislation strengthening its control over the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) to wipe out undesirable < practices. Parliament was told today. Deputy Finance Minister Datuk Najib Abdul Razak said the 1973 Se
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    SBC forms panel for higher standards
    532 1  - SBC forms panel for higher standards LEONG WENG KAM By THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation has formed a special executive committee to guide and assist the management's attempt to achieve higher production standards The formation of the committee signals yet another major re-organi sation within two months It is learnt that
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    25 rescued
    44 1 NEW DELHI. Tucs All the S ftihe i üm (putd drowned yesterday off Ike western laduui .uiju; MM c 4 R*in«(on h»v» ban rcarutd. the Prm Ttmi oT lidU reponrd The ■H MR la lour Mtiac boats ttea riprtni la rough teas
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    S'porean drops defence lawyer
    150 1  - S'porean drops defence lawyer WILLIAM LACY By* Our Hongkong reporter HONGKONG, Tues. Singapore businessman Leow Woi Sing, 36, who is m custody awaiting extradition proceedings, told a court here today that he had dispensed with the services of his lawyer. Proceedings were due to begin today. Leow, whose extradition has
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    Lock icon Marines in action
    99 1 BANGKOK, Ties. America* acd Tmal marlaes ■liana asasrc iosav to blghlUht a five-day Jstat military exercise la the GaM «f Sias>, a U8 it— l— spstttimaa Mid. Tke exercise bivalves tm vessels sf the 1 18 Seveata Fleet, aasat SM aavy nrr— arl aad Ml ssartaes m
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    Lock icon Visit M-E call to Suzuki
    77 1 TOKYO, Tues Foreign Minister Sunao Soooda said today Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki should visit the Middle East at the earliest possible date to enhance Japan's relations with the troubled region. Mr Soooda told reporters after his talks with Mr Suzuki that the Prime Minister ex
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    Lock icon EEC sends envoy
    70 1 LONDON, Tues. The 10nation European Economic Community today decided to send a top emissary, Britain's Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington, to Saudi Arabia to explore a Saudi plan for a Middle East peace settlement. Lord Carrington, chairman of the EEC Foreign Ministers' Council, said he will visit Riyadh
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    Lock icon SIA JUMBO STUCK IN PERTH MUD
    139 1 SI A JUMBO STUCK IN PERTH MUD PERTH, Tues. A Singapore Airlines Boeing 747 carrying 402 passengers went off the side of the main runway of Perth air port today and was stuck m the mud. Airline officials said no one was injured. They said the aircraft's nose-wheel due into
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    2 bombs explode aboard Air Malta jumbo
    185 1 CAIRO, Tms. Twe bMßbs expUded la tke baggage compartment si aa Air Malta Seeing 7T7 shortly after It laaded sa a flight today tram Libya, the latertor Mlalstry reperted. NtiMwu killed, bat fear peeple were Injured. Tke N passengers, inestly Egypttaa workers emptoyed
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    Lock icon Nobel prize for economics goes to James Tobin
    247 1 STOCKHOLM, Tuesday PROFESSOR James Tobin of the United States has been awarded the Nobel Prize for Economics for his research on financial markets m relation to expenditure. The announcement was made today by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. Prof Tobin, of
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    Lock icon New govt for Oslo
    60 1 OSLO, Tv«. Ten years of socialist rule ended today after King Clay approved the resignation of Labour Party Prime Minister Gro Harlem Bmndtland. who was defeated m general elections on Sept 14 The new minority government of conservative Prime Slater KaanT Wllloch will take over after
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    Devan tenders his resignation
    151 1 Whatever the man's faults, this much we most say of and for Devan Nalr: He cares. Whatever the colour of his former political convictions, he is, in every sense, a true-blue Singaporean. 7 EDITORIAL: P 14 NTUC president C.V. Devan Nair has tendered his resignation, both
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    Lock icon US speeds up arms aid to Egypt, Sudan
    724 1 US speeds up arms aid to Egypt, Sudan TO MEET LIBYAN THREAT WASHINGTON, Tuesday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has said that the United States has "no intention" of sending American troops into combat, although it is speeding up military aid to the Sudan and Egypt to meet a growing Libyan threat.
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    Lock icon Troops find arms cache after gun battle
    249 1 Troops find arms cache after gun battle CAIRO, Tues EGYPTIAN security forces stormed a house m the Pyramids area today and, after a gunbattle. arrested two men sought (or their part m clashes m the southern Nile town of Asyut, the Interior Ministry said. The two men barricaded themselves m
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    Lock icon Frigates find new berth
    62 1 WELLINGTON. Tues The New Zealand Government has agreed to buy two Royal Navy frigates which Britain toes not need, Prime Minister Robert Muldoon said today Mr Muldoon said the decision to buy the British ships follows the Cabinet's rejection earlier this year of a Defence Department
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    LATEST SYRIA HITS AT NUMEIRY
    54 1 LATEST SYRIA HITS AT NUMEIRY DAMASCUS, Ties. The •fflclal Syria* nSm today bit aat at Snaa- ese president JaaUr Nameiry's klata taat he c*old laaaea a pre-emp-tive attack agaiast Libya and waned that the MHllfi *f the Arab aaUrn will safler the same fate aa Mhutea Egyptian president) Uwv Sadat*.
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      164 1 48 PM«* today PAINTER WHO SURVIVES TO TELL OF TRAGEDY -Psgeß The kidnap which never was Pag* 9 Double blow for Singapore soccer squad Pag* 35 SUMMARY WOULD NEWS S, 4, COMICS 12 CAUSEWAY KDITORIAL 14 LETTERS li BACKGROUND II CLASSIFIEDS 21-31 SPORTS B-Ji Victims of Down's syndrome -F-ag«l RADIO
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      603 2 Faizal's new ordeal LITTLE Mohamed Faizal bin Ismail's ordeal is far from over apparently Police are very angry with the eight-vear-ok. who tearfully confessed yesterday that he lied about escaping a kidnapping at the weekend. A police official said "...we will be seeking the advire of the Attorney-General's Chambers."
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      564 2 Harmful US remarks AMERICAN comments that it will continue to provide Taiwan with defensive weapons "can only damage the Chinese people's effort for peaceful j reunification," said China. They were made by the national security adviser m a CBS television interview. According to Xinhua news agency, Mr
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      SECTION 2
      324 2 Universal, poetic film ALTHOUGH it uses Telugu and the uncompromising alphabet of Indian classical music and dance, Sankarabharanam (named after a raga) has bridged the communication gap to reach all audiences. This multiple award-winner is premiering m Singapore tonight. It tells of a famous classical singer who acquires
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      COMMENT
      262 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: YOU either like Devan Nair or hate him. Bat this much must be said el him: he cares and la, la every sense, a tme-bioe Singaporean. His appointment may not pleaae all because It Is hard to see him Playing the traditional low-key role of
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      SPORTS
      214 2 Two blows to soccer A DOUBLE blow was delivered to the Singapore soccer squad yesterday morning, though there was no training session. The first was when left-back Jeffrey Lazaroo was taken to hospital for a knee injury, following a collision with Rosli Amri during their Monday training. The other
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      173 2 Cancer cure hope THANKS to tin, leukaemia and certain cancer victims may soon be cured. The London-based International Tin Research Council has discovered new drugs, which are compounds of tin, that have shown very good anti-tumour activities with low toxicity to the body. The drugs will be
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      270 2 EDB'S THREE-POINT STRATEGY TO IMPROVE SKILLS TO sharpen the skills of those m the small and medium-sized industries, the Economic Development Board has a three-point strategy which dovetails with its efforts to upgrade local industries through mechanisation and greater use of modem technology. The three points cover engaging
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      BACKGROUND
      44 2 UNEASY ALLIANCE PART 2 of the two-part article on Iranians m exile describes the new and uneasy alliance between Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny's former protege, Mr Abolhassan Bani-Sadr, and the Mujahedin Khalq as they seek to provide an alternative to the Teheran regime. PagelC
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      148 2 Thanks to Clips ON paper, the words were gibberish to the 16 Primary One pupils. Yet. when they stood up to tell the stories m Mandarin at a story-telling competition, the words flowed easily and with the right intonation and expression, too. This beguiling situation Ls
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      297 2 J PRESENTATION BY <-H i x Programme includes I V^\ t Cantate Domino J Singapura I've got you under my skin t One O«i Alfie Rythmn and blues 2 Dhindi o Conductor —Mr David Lim ADMISSION IS FREE Sponsored by (cSSO} fc^>~2L--<^ V^i^-^r^ 9Hn^<r^9^nnnnnnnnnl liCnC^ V^nnM At the end of
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon US comments are damaging says Beijing
      242 3 US comments are damaging says Beijing CHINA'S EFFORTS TO WOO TAIWAN BEIJING. Tues China said today comments made by United States national security adviser Richard Allen on Sunday on US commitment to Taiwan "can only damage the Chinese people's effort for peaceful reunification." The official Xinhua news agency quoted Mr
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      Lock icon Thai forces kill two Reds in ambush
      256 3 Thai forces kill two Reds in ambush BANGKOK, Tues. Thai security forces killed two communist guerillas and wounded several others m a clash today near the Thai-Malaysian border. Thai army sources said. This came as three days of joint US-Thai military exercises started today m Rayong Province, about 200 km
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      Lock icon POLICE CURB VIOLENCE IN SHANGHAI SCHOOLS
      80 3 BEIJING, Tues. Police have been called m to help curb violence m schools m Shanghai, where the problem is partly caused by former pupils who return to their old schools to beat up teachers, according to a local radio report. The report by Shanghai
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      Lock icon Fuel tank blast raises a cloud
      113 3 Fuel tank blast raises a cloud A FUEL Uak rxpiwdmi seat flame aw! intake tewerlag hnndrrd metres aver the I alted SUtca Navy's ksssdhft sil o>p*t la Yskahama yesteroay. Ifce Uak, csatalalag IUJN Barrels sf Jet fael, Wew «p at the 4>p»t shortly after P*ttce said two flremea Offctiag the
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      EEC-Asean talks begin in London
      371 3  -  TAN LIAN CHOO By Our Diplomatic Correspondent LONDON, Tues. Another round of talks between foreign ministers of the economic communities (EEC) and Asean opened here today with the Afghanistan and Cambodia issues high on the agenda. Lord Carrington, British Secretary of State for Foreign and
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      S. Korea smashes plot to topple govt
      232 3 S. Korea smashes plot to topple govt SEOUL, Tues. South Korea's Military Security Command announced today it had smashed a 17-member spy ring which planned to topple the government by inciting student unrest at the behest of North Korean. It said three undergrads, a policeman and an exsoldier were being
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      Lock icon Officials held
      27 3 JAKARTA. Tues. About 6,000 government officials have been detained for questioning because of their alleged involvement m corruption and mismanagement, it was announced today. AP.
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        Lock icon Khamenei sworn in
        74 3 AMIDST CRIES of "Death to America," Iran's first clergyman-President Hojatoleslam Ali Khamenei was sworn m by Parliament yesterday as the Teheran Government announced the execution of 22 more leftists by firing squads. The anti-US shouts rang on the air waves of the state-run Teheran Radio as the
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        Lock icon Meat export probe
        81 3 A GOVERNMENT commission yesterday began investigations into the substitution of horse and kangaroo meat for prime beef, which has threatened the reputation of Australia's billion dollar meat export trade. The commission, set up by the government last month after horse and kangaroo meat were found m frozen
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        Lock icon 14 die in floods
        77 3 AT LEAST 14 people have been killed and 200,000 stranded by flooding set off by 11 days of heavy rain m South China's Guangdong province, a Canton newspaper reported, monitored m Beijing. Boats were rescuing people from rooftops and trees m Yangchun and Yangjiang counties, along
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        Lock icon Jeepney strike ends
        74 3 SUBURBAN MANILA jeep drivers ended their strike yesterday after Metropolitan authorities suspended a new rerouting and licensing scheme which the drivers said adversely affects their livelihood. Some 1,000 drivers of 10-seater passenger jeeps m Quezon City and Marikina town staged an unannounced strike on Monday, which left
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        Lock icon Fewer refugees
        76 3 THE NUMBER of refugees resettled from Thailand m September far exceeded the number of new arrivals, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) reported m Bangkok yesterday. Thailand recorded arrivals of 423 Vietnamese "boat people" and 764 Laotians entering the kingdom by land, while 14,392 refugees were
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      Lock icon French govt survives another censure
      330 4 PARIS. Tuos. FRANCES Socialist government of President Francois Mitterrand has easily survived a second motion of censure criticising its economic policies. The followers of former President Valery Giscard d'Kstaing backed by the Gaullist Party mustered only 151 votes to express their lack of confidence m
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      Lock icon God Save the Queen, and she her hat
      87 4 God Save the Queen, and she her hat THK anthem being played may have been God Save the Queen, but Her Majesty at the moment seemed more concerned with saving her hat Queen Elizabeth was ob the review stand shortly after her arrival m Christen urrh, New Zealand, on Monday,
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      Lock icon Thousands more may die of 'oil poisoning'
      554 4 MADRID, Tue» SPANIARDS who have consumed toxic cooking oil may well be the victims of an extraordinary biological process m which the body destroys itself out of confusion, leading to possible death for thousands, according to researchers m Madrid. Chief scientists at many
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      Lock icon Revolt mood at annual Tory talks
      185 4 BLACKPOOL, Tuesday PRIME Minister Margaret Thatcher's governing Conservatives opened their annual rank-and-file convention today m a mood of smouldering revolt against her hardline antiinflation economic policies. Security precautions, unparalleled at a British party conference, were mounted following Saturday's Irish Republican Army bombing that killed
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      Lock icon Death sleep
      48 4 MANILA, Tues. A family of 12, including 10 children, were burned to death while asleep when their home was set on fire by suspected members of the communist New People's Army m the southern province of Bukidnon last week, the Philippine military headquarters said today. Reuter
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        Lock icon Eyesight for the 'blind'
        84 4 NEW eyeglasses with a telescopic "honey bee lens" can improve the vision of people who have not totally lost their sight. Some will even be able to drive a car. Dr William Feinbloom, 77, a pioneer m the development of glasses for people with extremely poor
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        Lock icon No sense in sand sale
        78 4 A SHEIK from the Middle East who needs a supply of sand might be expected to look at his own backyard, but an Ohio firm received the order and filled it instead nine tonnes of sand for the sheik's pool filter system. Best Sand, which
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        Lock icon The luck of the draw
        72 4 NEW YORK and Connect icut now have more than a border m common. On Monday, lottery officials m the two states drew the same number. The number 037 came up m daily number drawings m both states, and a spokesman for the New York game
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      Lock icon Country queen once again
      150 4 NASHVILLE (Tennessee), Tues. Barbara Mandrel), the only coontry music star with a IS prime time television show, triumphed at the Country Music Association's awards gala by becoming the first person ever named entertainer of the year twice. The 32-year-old singer also was named for a second
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      Lock icon Troops out as Egyptians vote on Mubarak
      175 6 Troops out as Egyptians vote on Mubarak CAIRO, Tues. Troops and riot police were out m force today as Egyptians voted to endorse President-elect Hosni Mubarak as successor to their assassinated President Anwar Sadat. Mr Mubarak, 53. is the only candidate and the nationwide referendum is seen as little more
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      Lock icon Reagan condition for talks with PLO
      607 6 WASHINGTON, Tuesday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan said yesterday that the United States has not ruled out talks with the Palestinian Liberation Organisation but the PLO must first recognise Israel. Touching on another Middle East issue, he said it is essential to the peace process to
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      Lock icon BLACK OR WHITE BALLOT
      78 6 THIS was the ballot paper that Egyptians had U Oil In when they v«te4 In a referendum yesterday, U endorse the awnlnatUii of Hmol Mabarak as the aatlon's new president. The writing beneath Mr Mubarak's picture reads: "Do you agree to nominate Mohamed Hosel Mubarak as
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      Lock icon Thousands of Iranians stage Mecca march radio
      154 6 Thousands of Iranians stage Mecca march radio LONDON, Tues. Thousands of Iranian pilgrims staged a protest march m the Saudi Arabian holy city of Mecca yesterday following the arrest of some of their compatriots, Teheran Radio said. The radio said Saudi security forces tightly controlled the demonstrators, who carried pictures
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      32 6 LIMA. Tues. Peru declared a 60-day state of emergency yesterday and suspended civil rights m a five-province area m southeastern Peru following a "guerilla-style" attack on a police station. UPI.
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      Korchnoi close to his badly needed win
      372 6 MERANO (Italy), Tuesday CHALLENGER Viktor Korchnoi could collect his first win m the world chess championships against title holder Anatoly Karpov of the Soviet Union when they resume their adjourned fifth game today. Mr Korchnoi, three games down, badly needs a win or
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      Lock icon Woman dies from monkey's disease
      184 6 TRENTON (New Jersey), Taes. A radiology stndent, whose parents claim she contracted a rare disease while dissecting an Infected monkey In school, has died nearly three years after she went into a coma. Miss Ellen Kelly was stndylng X-ray technology at Mercer Commodity College when
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      Lock icon Obote to free 2,000
      68 6 KAMPALA. Tues Pn-sideiH Milton Obote. denying thai nil political opponents are beiqg Killed or jailed, has announce! that the Ugandan Government will release 2.000 prisoners Wf Christmas Radio Uganda today quoad the president as saying: Tbe propaganda which has been spread around that the eovemment is
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      417 6 !S §s»iinisss^ tj£^ An Italian fortnight of win* and food Octob«rs-18 Enjoy the best of ttary at Ristorante Mario's special Quindicina With the vaned dishes of La Cucina rtaliana brought to you by our new chef. Signor Sergio Btzzazero With your dinner, sovouracornplirnentaryglass of Cm Aperitif At lunchtime there's a
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    Firm can still sue for insurance says court
    267 7 Firm can still sue for insurance says court A COURT of Appeal yesterday upheld a Chief Justice's derision that a timber company had beneficial interest and was entitled to sue for insurance despite being paid for the loss of its foods by the firm who nount me insursim. Mr Justice
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    In honour of Macau bishop
    68 7 ST JOSEPH'S Church m Victoria Street will hold a dUMfcarfvtng celebration m honour of the visiting Bishop o( Macau, the Rt Rev Arquimi mo Rodrifues da Costa and to welcome the Archbtahop of Singapore, Rev. Gregory Yong. on Oct. 18 at 5 p.m. Thte will
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    TEENAGE GIRL DIES AFTER ACCIDENT
    125 7 A TEENAGE girl who was hit by a van while crossing Geylang Road on Monday afternoon died that night at the Tan Took Seng Hospital. Police identified her as Miss Goh Siew Lan, 19. The van was also involved m an accident with a taxi
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    Airlines body fines MAS and penalises travel agents
    407 7 OAA BID TO CURB UNDERCUTTING— MALAYSIAN Airlines System and three lead ing travel agencies here have been penalised by the Orient Airlines Association (OAA) for selling cut-price tickets. The airline was fined J1. 714 and the agencies were suspended from selling tickets
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    Asean debate on travel forum's venue
    251 7 Asean debate on travel forum's venue ASEAN national tourist organisations will debate m Genting Highlands this weekend the unilateral decision of their private sector counterparts on where and when the Asean Travel Forum will be held over the next few years. The Asean Tourism Association (Aseanta) has decided that Philippines
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    For pugilists
    23 7 THE sixth National Pugilistic Championship organised by the Singapore National Pugilistic Federation will be held from the beginning of next month.
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    OFF TRACK RACER HOMES IN FROM TAIWAN
    357 7 WHEN a grey-and-green pigeon flew through the window and perched itself on Mrs Goei Ban Geat's dressing table on Monday evening, she was surprised. But a bigger surprise was m store for her when she looked at the tag on the bird's leg.
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    Ex-Muis head dies
    47 7 THE former president of the Muslim Religious Council (MUIS). Haii Mahmood bin Haji Yusof, 68, died m Mecca yesterday. He was there to perform the ha}. Haji Mahmood was active In community service, especially m the Kampttig Kembangan contituency and the Muslim Orphans Home.
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    Seven held in dragnet but gunman is still at large
    275 7 Seven held in dragnet but gunman is still at large WITH all the high drama of a TV cops-and-robbers show, police sealed a road m Katong for four hours early yesterday m a bid to arrest a wanted gunman believed to be hiding there. They raided a flat and detained
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    Charged with extortion
    50 7 YEW Hock Lee. a, and Ng Seng Heng were charged m a court yesterday with extortion. They allegedly threatened to destroy Madam Lee Hong Liangs shop at Block 1003 m Aljunied Avenue if she failed to meet their demand for $50 The case will be mentioned on
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    Coffee thief jailed
    52 7 CHAN Ah Chai, 42, was yesterday Jailed for three months by a magistrate for stealing two bags of coffee seeds from a coffee shop m Beach Road on Feb 3 He pleaded guilty Police investigations showed that Chan later sold the coffee seeds for $200 and spent
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      270 7 1 Sometimes, people get more than they bargain for deliver 1 00% pure air. when they open a can. Which means that there's absolutely no risk whatsoever Contaminants. And it's something all food and of contaminating the product, pharmaceutical processors dread. So if you're canning peaches, you'll can the peach,
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    Survivor tells of one safety belt for three workers
    499 8  -  NANCY LOH Coroner records open verdict on painters who fell from gondola By STRAPPED securely by a safety belt while working on a highrise building, painter Tan Chong Hau, 20, cheated death when the gondola he was on tilted. For a
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    Cash-on-line comes with a 'bonus' t00...
    367 8  -  GOH LEE KHUAN By FIVE depositors had a double- your- money "bonus" m their accounts when they visited the Post Office Savings Bank on Oct 9 even without putting m an extra cent. TTiey went to different POSB cash-on-the-line counters and found that their
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    POLISHING UPON THE OLD ONE, TWO, THREE
    203 8 POLISHING UPON THE OLD ONE, TWO, THREE THERE'S nothing like stepping out together m time to a familiar tune to bring back warm memories of days when dancing meant doing the one-two-three, one-two-three... Four couples from the Singapore Action Group for Elders (Sage) are donniig their dancing shoes and practising
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    Dawe was not forced by bank to resign, says witness
    518 8  -  WILLIAM LACY, By Our Hongkong reporter HONGKONG, Tues. The personal assistant of Amos Dawe, 46-year-old financier who faces HK$9l million (5J32.8 million) fraud charges here, today denied that Dawe was pressed to resign from the chairmanship of his group of
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    Beauty to remember Rattles by
    199 8 WHAT a beanOf oi thing It wMld have been If a bleem that Sir Stamford Raffles discovered, bad crewa m abnadaaee la Stacapere. He Oewer, fcafOesia Arsaial, to feaad m sbaaisTin la Malaysia and laasaesla; bat a*t eae has been I •and here to remember
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    Sri Lanka confident of getting into Asean
    255 8 Sri Lanka confident of getting into Asean SRI Lanka is confident of being accepted as a member of Asean, Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranasinghe Premadasa said yesterday. "There is no reason why the application should be rejected." he added. Mr Premadasa, who is on a four-day visit to Singapore, ruled
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    MP to launch scheme
    63 8 THE MP (or Whampoa. Dr Augustine Tan, will launch the Whampoa Neighbourhood Watch scheme at Block 75, Whampoa Drive on Friday at 7.30 p.m. He will also open a Crime Prevention exhibition ihere. He will visit the top two floors of Block 75 with resident committee
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    'Accomplice' charged
    51 8 YONG Khin Kwong, 27. was charged yesterday with being an accomplice m an armed robbery at Sen Lee Textiles and Garment m Jalan Sultan Centre on Monday night He was alleged to have helped an unknown man m committing the robbery. The case will be mentioned on Oct
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    'Kidnap' boy admits he lied
    502 9 He got the idea from TV show to escape beating LITTLE Mohamed Faizal bin Ismail, the boy who oUimed he escaped a kidnapping at the weekend, was held again yesterday this time by angry police. And after being re-ques-tioned by investigators, the Primary 3 pupil
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    For blood donations
    44 9 THE public can donate blood at the Marine Parade community centre on Sunday between 10 am and 4 p.m. The Blood Donation Centre at the Singapore General Hospital will also be open on Sundays between 8.30 am and 12.30 p m
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    $25,000 gems stolen in break-in
    103 9 THIEVES broke into the Laguna Park apartment ofMr K.H. Chen. 29, on Monday and escaped with $25,000 m jewellery and goods. He told the police that he and his wife locked the premises and left at 8 a.m. on Monday. When they returned at 8.45
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    HDB to build 100 kiosks
    153 9 ABOUT 100 sundry kiosks will be built m about eleven Housing Board Estates by the end of the year. A Housing Board spokesman said yesterday, the kiosks will be built m both old and new estates, including those m Bedok, Ang Mo Kio, Sims Avenue,
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    Institute to teach theory and practice
    252 9 Institute to teach theory and practice THE German-Singapore Institute will emp>nasise not only practical technical skills but also theoretical knowledge m technical subjects. Trie institute aims to produce middle management personnel who would be fully capable of running factories after finishing the institute's twoyear course. And those trainees who do
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    Lagoon closed
    20 9 Lagoon THE East Coast Park Swimming Lagoon will be closed to the public on Friday (or main tenance.
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    Goh's essay at meeting
    57 9 THE First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Education, Dr Goh Keng Swee, was yesterday reported to be attending the 11th Williamsburg conference at the Apollo Sentosa. It has been confirmed that he would not personally take part m the conference, but an essay written by
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      1660 10 S'pore firm breaks train-building record Mil Motor Leasing of Singapore will coach bodies "unfit for repairs in railroday of fit tally handover to Sri Lanka's way shops" against stiff competition state-owned railway in Colombo the from both developed and developing m fc^^ first two of 200 steel train coach bodies
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    Officials welcome end of 'nobody' image
    329 11 Officials welcome end of 'nobody' image MARINE Parade block committee officials welcomed the news that they are to have their activities extended and said it would d the today that Said Mr Man Guan Lin. block committee official of Block 44 m Marine Parade Zone D The block committee started
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    $3m to create bigger Botanic Gardens
    201 11  - $3m to create bigger Botanic Gardens FILOMINA D' CRUZ By FIFTEEN hectares of prime land m the city will be transformed into a nark when work to expand the Botanic Gardens starts early next year. The proposed site, bounded by Cluny Road, will extend into what was part of the
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    OIL CENTRE TO BE BUILT IN PHASES
    127 11 OIL CENTRE TO BE BUILT IN PHASES THE proposed International Petroleum Centre to be built opposite the Jurong Town Corporation will be completed m five phases over 10 to 15 years. JTC's latest annual report said the overall master plan for the centre (a joint-venture with Kuwait Real Estate Investment
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    Generator gift
    36 11 THE Singapore Polytechnic will receive a $30,000 ship's electrical generator from the Nishishiha Electric Co Ltd The generator will be used for leaching the maintenance, m spection and testing of ship's generators to students
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    Information on person
    58 11 ANYONE who knows Mr Lee Heng Hui. 76, are asked to contact the Ministry of Social Affairs at *****1 ext 215 or 214 Mr Lee was found wander ing around Dunearn Road with no identification papers and was unable to give any information about himself or his
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    Parliament House garden for VIP tea ceremonies
    191 11 THE open space at the Singapore River end of Parliament House will be transformed late a garden complete with miniature waterfall, pond, mound, pavilllons, trees and flowers. Work will begin next month to extend the 1.18 hectare Parliament House garden to 1.28 hectare
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    Trader discharged
    102 11 BUSINESSMAN Siah Ban Wee, 49, was yesterday given a discharge not amounting to an acquittal on two charges of making false fire insurance claims of $1.3 million. The charges alleged that Siah made claims m favour of Chong Eng Book Store, of which he was manager. He was
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    Father's blessing fills Anita with joy
    197 11 Father's blessing fills Anita with joy ANITA Sarawak is overjoyed that her father will bless her marriage to Indonesian actor, Broery Marantika, a Christian who will become a Muslim out of love for her. But there may still be some sadness on their wedding day on Friday. Her father, Haji
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    Reasons people trust the PAP
    168 11 THE People's Action Party leaders have never clung to power for its own sake or to enrich themselves, its first assistant secretary-general and Minister for Trade and Industry, Dr Tony Tan, said recently. He said the party's stalwarts are respected by their enemies for their
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    Money was transferred on lawyer's advice: Chia
    545 11 THE JAMES CIIIA CASE A FORMER Inland Revenue senior legal officer was advised by his lawyer to transfer £800 from his own bank account m London back to a Queen's Counsel's account to avoid suggestions of impropriety, a district court was told yesterday.
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      1237 11 "It's more impressive to fail on a difficult objective than to succeed on a modest one." American Express, m conversation with Cardmember Sir Edmund Hillary. idm\ I^^MfflE^S^B^^ fIfIfIkBHHHHUMBttB c was a youn 8 child his parents took A.E: Decision-making is obviously a J—M mtrnrn fc^^C^-^^Vs i km across France. His
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      Lock icon Diplomatic action warning to spying nations
      126 12 Diplomatic action warning to spying nations KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The government will not hesitate to take firm diplomatic action against any country found to be involved m espionage m Malaysia, Deputy Prime Minister, Datuk Musa Hitam warned yesterday. Datuk Musa, who is also Minister of Home Affairs, told Parliament that
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      Lock icon Perlis MB to resign
      83 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Perils Mentri Besar, Datuk Haji Jaafar Hassan, is to resign from the post. His request to i nil ii has been accepted by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad. A statement from the Prime Minister's Department said today that a Perils state
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      Lock icon Constituencies being fixed, says elections commission
      343 12 Constituencies being fixed, says elections commission KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday THE Malaysian Elections Commission yesterday said some "politically linked" groups had tried to ensure that certain constituencies had a concentration of their supporters. Some of the party's sup- ____^^^^^^^^^m porters m its overwhelm- f ingly strong constituencies would be persuaded to
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      Asean airline plan under study
      113 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Taes. Aae-a conntries are tt-tHrrtag •ettlng ap a Joint airline to promote cheaper air travel within tke region, a aealor civil avUtion official said. Dr AMal KadMaa M-Ahm-d, Director General «f MaUvsU's Civil Aviation Department, told rapartora yeator-ay tkat tie current meeting here
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      Lock icon Tin gives hope to cancer patients
      208 12 Tin gives hope to cancer patients Research council finds new drugs effective KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday PATIENTS suffering from leukaemia and certain other forms of cancer may soon find new hope thanks to tin, it was reported here today. The New Straits Times said the London-based International Tin Research Council has
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      Lock icon No decision yet on arms sale to Malaysia
      151 12 No decision yet on arms sale to Malaysia BONN, Tues. The government has made no decision on allowing the sale of weapons to Malaysia, a West German spokesman said yesterday. Spokesman Kurt Becker was asked about the arms deal following reports from Kuala Lumpur that Malaysia will order the weapons
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      Lock icon Seize passport request
      90 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tw*. An oppo-tloo member o( pwU__Sth_f oked the pdice to -si* the p__ports ol the directors of a credit company In Perak pending investigations Into the firm's affairs. The Star reported here today Mr Urn Cho Hock made his request In a letter to state
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      Lock icon Four killed
      35 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tue«. Four soldier* were killed and 11 others injured, two of them seriously, when their truck skidded and plunged into a ravine, six metres deep, near here today, police said. AP.
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      Lock icon 80 lucky draw suspects held
      79 12 80 lucky draw suspects held KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysian police have arrested 80 suspected "tikam" (lucky draw &ame) operators who aye been squeezing the pocket money of schoolchildren. They were arrested within a week of a nation-wide operation which started on Sept 14. Hundreds of "tikam" boards were also seized.
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      Lock icon Kedah Pas not interested in joint plan
      86 12 Kedah Pas not interested in joint plan ALOR STAR, Tues. Kedah Pas yesterday announced it was not interested m planning a Joint strategy with the DAP for a common platform m the forthcoming general election. The party's state deputy commissioner. Datuk Sudin Wahab. said: "We have our own strategy (or
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      Prove claim of money drain by ministers, says Dr M
      149 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tm*. Prime Mlalater DatakSeri Dr Makatkir Mok-ra-d kaa aakrd a government kaekkeacker to prove her claim that otinlston and government officers were keeptag "aeat-egg»" la Singapore and other eoai itrlea or withdraw tke allegation. The National Xch t
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      167 12 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavafiagh Hal Camp I'HA 3OH& TD PUT THAT I JHSGS (fijfi^^Mi ]h HAVE vtJiJ GOT WE L GRWJPFATHERS CLOCK L_^_ W^\\\\&-sS^§2- Ti/\AE 7 *AV WATCH J~^~ POWhiSTAIRS WHERE IT f{lt^\V~~^ V^flVC^mr^^^ S STOpPec>/ J Blondto ByCl-lcTow-g TAKE A QUARTER PROM \OUR f OOMPM' J M
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    Looking at the Soviets through different lenses
    1547 14 Despite American exhortations to spend more on defence in a global bid to contain the Russian bear, the Japanese still see the Soviet Union as more of a troublesome neighbour than a global threat. This article looks at how the US and Japanese
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  • The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1981
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      SILK TIE AND SHIRTSLEEVES
      412 14 TOO either love Devan Nair or hate him. It is hard to be indifferent about the man. We certainly cannot. He has jousted with heavyweights and lesser mortals like leader writers, and has still managed to retain his good humour. You cannot help liking a man
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      THE BEST POLICY
      363 14 THE Soviets are not one to sit idly by when there are political gains to be made. Theirs is a record of ruthless exploitation of every opening m trouble spots that are of strategic value. Little wonder that they should resent the possible presence of a stern
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    The age of burpees
    572 14  -  ANDREW LESLIE Oddities in Language— By MOST people think of the generation gap' as being the differences m values. habits and perception between one generation and another It is not a new phenomenon: Elderly writers were complaining about the indiscipline and frivolity of youth m Roman
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    Lock icon US military aid that may become a godsend to the Russians
    872 14  - US military aid that may become a godsend to the Russians WILLIAM S AFIRE By A parallel interest is not an alliance. We furnish arms to parallel interests like the Saudis and Pakistanis for the purpose of aiding their defence against the Soviets. If our purpose is subverted, then those
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      More cash dispensers soon
      375 15 dp POSB outlines plan to serve working people better I REFER to Mr Tan s letter (ST. Oct 2) and wish to thank him for his interest m the Post Office Savings Bank (POSB). I appreciate the point put forward by Mr Tan that there are
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      Tikam-tikam is against the law
      125 15 Tikam-tikam is against the law WE share the sentiments expressed by S M Shah m his letter "Latent Danger of tikam-tikam" (ST. Sept 29) on the corrupting affects of gambling on children. Participating m "tikamtikam," a game of chance, is an offence under the Common Gambling House Act, Cap 96.
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      New hope for kidney patients?
      490 15 I READ with sympathy the plight of those suffering from chronic kidney failure m Singapore (ST, Oct 7). It seems that such a person has only three alternatives today Kidney transplant the best alternative if the donor organ is not rejected, as the patient would
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      More than the child is involved in child counselling
      238 15 More than the child is involved in child counselling WE support Dr Wong Sze Tai's call for a unified standard for child counsellors m his talk on Expert Child Counsellors (ST, Sept 17) but wish he were more explicit on some matters raised. Dr Wong said there is no organisation
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      First encounter with a boss who cares
      356 15 I AGREE with our Prime Minister when he touched on human relations and "buying the hearts of our workers" m his National Day Rally speech One good example is the caring managing director of an electrical firm m Kallang Way where I started
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        Water for all uses
        223 15 I REFER to the letter "Going down the drain. from "Adil" (ST, Sept 19). The water tariffs have not been revised since 1975. They were revised from Sept 1 this year I because of the higher costs of producing water and also to encourage frugal use
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        Leaking pipe repaired
        64 15 I REFER to the letter "Water, Water Everywhere and No One Seems To Care" from "Frustrated j Caller" (ST, Sept 16). The PUB has contacted your correspondent and he has assisted us m locating the leak which was repaired immediately. We would like to thank him for
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      Exile with 'a story to finish'
      1264 16 In the second half of a two-part feature on Iranian exiles by LIZ THURGOOD, the focus fall* on Mujaheedin Khalq leader Massoud Rajavi, who has sworn to finish his country's 'story of executions and torture. He is now m France to win friends and
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      Non-aligned document casts US as the sole threat to world peace
      582 16  -  BERNARD NOSSITER By m New York UNITED NATIONS: If the 93 nations professing nonalignment are to be taken literally, the United States is the only threat to world peace and prosperity. This is the thrust of a 21-page document
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      216 16 "Mita. ..first class on both reliability and copy quality." *h»f fo Buy tor butnmt Bntin s indapondinr report on business equipment tnd services) 1981 MMHgajMajHajsjßjMMu I CZ* 1 B^aaaaaaaaSßi Mia DC 131 true (ten paper ccpar D a aefnon*a»on ••h the dry lonar system enaumg gooo J quaMy capes ev«n
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        New Mobil complex
        90 17 THE Minister for Trade and Industry. Dr Tony Tan will open the Residual Upgrading Complex Dedication Ceremony of Mobil Oil Singapore Pte Ltd m Pioneer Road. Jurong on Nov 4 at 4 p.m. The $200 million complex consists of a visbreaker and associated facilities which will enable
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        DBS in Seoul and HK
        82 17 THE Development Bank of Singapore will officially open two offices this week a branch m Seoul and a deposit-taking company m HongThe Seoul branch will be opened today by Mr Wee Kirn Wee, Singapore's ambassador to South Korea. The Hongkong company, named DBS Asia Ltd.
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        Perak Carbide
        55 17 SHAREHOLDERS of Perak Carbide Corporation Bhd agreed at an EGM held on Oct 12 that the name of the company be changed to Malaysian Resources Corporation Bhd and the authorised capital of the company be increased from MJSO million to Msl billion by the creation of MJ9SO million
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        Tat Lee Bank
        34 17 TAT LEE Bank Ltd has informed the Stock Exchange of Singapore that as at the end of September 1961, 11.48 per cent of its issued share capital was owned by foreigners.
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        Lock icon Taiwan foreign trade
        65 17 TAIPEH. Tues. Taiwan's foreign trade m the first nine months of this year amounted to U5533,196.8 million ($71,703.3 million), up 13.1 per cent over the same period of last year, with a surplus of U*****.6 million, official sources said today. They said exports m the Jan-Sept period
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        Lock icon Risda transfer
        65 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Rubber Industry Smallholders Development Authority (Risda), is to transfer management and development of some 42.120 hectares of its estates to a company that it recently established. The takeover by the company, Smallhaolders Estate Sdn Bhd will be implemented m stages. Plans were also being
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        Lock icon Guthrie investment
        67 17 COLOMBO, Tues. Guthrie Corporation, the giant Malaysian plantation company, will invest US$5O million ($lO6 million) to set up a 9.720 hectare palm oil estate m Sri Lanka's north central province, a government spokesman said today. Under an agreement signed here yesterday by Guthrie and Sri Lanka's Mahaveli River
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        Lock icon Chinese rebuff
        68 17 NEW DELHI. Tues. The prospects of increased exports of Indian engineering goods to China are gradually dwindling as the Chinese shun contacts with Indian companies responsible for export promotion, a leading economic newspaper said today The Economic Times daily said that despite all the efforts made by the
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        Japan steel sales
        73 17 TOKYO. Tues. Spurred by brisk sales of steel and automobiles, Japan's exports to the United States marked the sharpest year-to-year rise this year m September, the Ministry of International Trade and Industry said today. Volume on the basis of traders' reports to the customs stood at U553,643.8
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      NPB set to intensify productivity drive
      419 17  -  CHAN OI CHEE By THE National Productivity Board (NPB) is all set to intensify its efforts to promote productivity m all areas of concern. In its latest annual report, chairman Wong Kwei Cheons said a separate unit wifj be establish ed to oversee the
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      EDB effort to sharpen local firms' skills
      535 17  - EDB effort to sharpen local firms' skills SOH TIANQ KENG 3-POINT STRATEGY By THE Economic Development Board (EDB) is charting a three-point strategy to sharpen the marketing skills of small and medium-sized industries m Singapore. This strategy, aimed at making local goods more competitive m International markets, will go hand
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      Shipping firms get awards for scheme
      359 17 TWELVE shipping companies represented m Singapore have been awarded certificates and pennants for their vessels participation (23 m all) m the Amver (Automated Mutual- Assistance Vessel Rescue System) scheme The presentation was made by the US ambassador to Singapore, Mr Harry E. T. Thayer,
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      COLD STORAGE FLATS A HIT
      302 17  -  LEE YEW MENG By EMERALD Hills Developments has made a surprising success of its sales of studio apartments at the Cold Storage Centrepoint m Orchard Road. According to Jones Lang Wootton, marketing agents for the developer, 40 of the 66 available units were booked or
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      Seminar to woo British investors
      184 17 Seminar to woo British investors A TEAM of machinery specialists will be at London's Port man Hotel today to interest British companies on business opportunities m Singapore, m particular, m the Republic's machinetool and industrial machinery industry. They will speak at a seminar which is jointly organised by the Economic
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      Index gains 4 points in mixed trading
      256 17 SINGAPORE: Tke stork market rec*ver«d •n Nfflr baying support to rl««e narrawly mixed after am ca«lcr opening, 1b moderate selective trading. The Straits Times Industrial Index was 4.18 paints higher at M Xl ALA LUMPUR: Tke market m*vea) slowly yesterday. As tke day
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        Rises
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        VOLUME LEADERS
        20 17 Haw Par t'MW Promet M UI Total turnover: 5 39nj Total value: $21 28m ■Mi 264.000 223.000 184.000
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        40 17 BT Indicator: Industrials: Finance: Hotels Properties: Minings: Plantation*: OCBC SESInd: Oct 12 *****2 646.10 1362 02 1010 45 664 57 350 45 879.83 824.74 ***** Oct 13 *****9 650 7* 1364.14 1013.13 ***** 332.46 887 20 630 54 *****
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      Singapore closing prices
      2391 18 IM.I >IKIV1 a OMMUH Hi IMI l..t «M Acs* ZSSWI -13 145 Alrofa 144 4* at ia Aiiw-d i no. isi 70 JI2 ISO BAT lttrd -2 455 at at b«u 3i«m 220 ao If Ben a -3 nt at Berjaya Kml 430 SON sir at Bent—
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      Late support lifts prices
      590 18 THE stock ruvM time* mlxe. ytvtertey wltfc Msr rklps gslsiaig grw«»a bsl ■pr'flttiu eamaters geaerail>saiter. TratlßK \tlior WAS a«aiß law, LMifAttag Omt there Is itui safjertaJai) m—n laveaten. Oa balaarr, g»|ajg U tMlaatriaJ blsr-rhlpi a.t MBla9r*a) NMsea a_aa] a4 tht roU-oUy brravk, tar Straits Tl«n Inautrials
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      Uptrend in KL too
      399 18 DULL trading remained at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday with price moving rather slowly as many counters moved little from their overnight levels. ai tne close, gains led losses 60 to 32 with 33 re- maining unchanged. On balance, the New Straits Times Industrials index
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      KL SCOREBOARD
      35 18 Industrials Finance Hotels IP 5 Down 23 3 I n«h 19 2 1 Properties OU Palms Tins robbers C rubbers 4 3 3 4 2 3 1 1 1 2 6 Deb Loans
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      UNIT TRUSTS
      217 18 MN4JAP4WE l-NIT TBl»T (Minim' prleaa tor Oc4 14) The Commerce 2 71 2 82 The Savinft Puad 1(3 1.71 Spore Prof Ptad 123 1 2*xd Spore See Puad 1.88 196 Spore Inveat Kuad 096 1.01 Spore Equity Puad 1 21 1 27 ASA ITWT TBDBT (Hill' frteea l«r
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      BUSINESS DONE Singapore
      1518 18 BID aad Oder prtcei officially listed and buatnea In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yeatmU> with the number of shares traded shown In brackets m lots at 1.000 units mill a otherwise sped fled All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett"
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        219 18 HONGKONG: Stocks clos«d lower under pressure of profit-taking yesterday, but trading was quiet with buyers generally sidelined, dealers said. The Han*; Seng index fell 22.24 points to 1312.97 after j Monday's gain of 32.79. The market softened on the diminished prospect of a cut m local prime rate m
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        273 18 SYDNEY: Stocks involved m the Canning Basin oil search rushed to the foreground as rumours o( impending good M from the Blina No 2 well hit the floor near the clobe of trading yesterday, dealers said. PrtraJtam Secßrittes led the way with a $1 rise to A55.90 while partner.
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        225 19 TOKYO Share prices feU slightly m thin trading yesterday, with many investors holding off m view of the high level of margin buying. dealers said The second market closed firmer gr— hjftju Qua Ml lm|i Ombm Mi luun J: m feanni Mf 3aaaa int SSTVt Mi nib Tim im
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        616 19 LONDON, Tues. Share prices closed easier today although above the day's lows m quiet trading, demtei-. said. At 3pm the Financial Times Index was down 8.3 points at 482 7 Most of the days falls came m early trading, following further sterling weakness before news of cuts m prime
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        355 19 NEW YORK, Mon Stock prices erased most of their early gains and closed mixed m light trading. Analysts said stock prices were weakened by investor concern that the currently slack economy could slip into recession. Analysts said institutional trading was particularly light, largely due to the Columbus Day
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        57 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 491.0 Friday 406.2 Week A(o 480 4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Mondky M 0.48 rrlda> 873.00 Wee* Ago 85°.8"7 H.K.HANG SENG Tucaday 1312.97 Monday *****1 W«k Ago clo»ed AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 6*l o Monday Ml 2 We«k A«o 082 8 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday M
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        148 19 AMSTERDAM, Mon. Share prices were mixed, with rallever and iUyal Dytca down 0 80 and KLM up 0.80 m Dutch internationals, dealers said. N>dll«yd and Heiaekea were down one and 0.70 while m mixed banks. NMB fell 3.70 and ABN added 2.50. Gold options accounted for 208 of the
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        281 19 ZURICH. Mon. Prices were higher as a stronger Swiss franc and the lower time deposit rates announced by major Swiss banks last Friday afternoon buoyed market sentiment, dealers said. Domestic shares gained, led by major banks which were actively sought after Union Bank chief executive Niklaus Senn, said m
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        61 19 Aco)t Mlnlnf AUu Con. A Altai Con. B »Tf»— OoW ■wifmt Can. B km COCP 4JB London Laptnlo B. jl MttrtndiMat B 700 OrtenUJA OrtonUl B OH unch uncb unch t 0 0O25 unch -O0O1 PtUl OTCfMM PtlUn A P1UKI B i* nmiiif PLDT MJi Podco B PQgBl ■to
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        83 19 BANGKOK: Share prices closed mixed in inactive trading which centred on the finance group yesterday, dealers said. B*nu AH* nbr» AtuUiaj* In* And Trim Banatot Bant at 4-1 Bui Of Ajrudhajra Lid. 1M Bm-ii Jvtckar Charoong- Thai Wli» m *l nm mm SO.W Indusui&i PlnanCt Corp tIM International Compiles
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      1582 18 BID and offer pricea officially listed and tmalniai m and reported to the Kuala Lampur Stock Exchange yeaterday. with the number of ahares traded shown In bracket* m lou of 1.8(0 uaiu unleai otberwtar aped fM INDUBTBIALB 1 Ilia (1.28 B) (2) 1 27 (8) 1.28 (5) 1.28
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      102 18 SHIPMENTS of Straits refined tin from Penang rose m September to 5,752.25 tonnes from 5,136.01 tonnes m August but fell compared with 6,585.25 tonnes m September 1980, the Straits Trading Company Ltd said. This brought total exports m the first nine months of this year
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        RUBBER
        616 19 PRICES m the Singapore rubber market closed j aaVflfcfJjr firmer yesterday wstTNovernber RSS One buyers quoted at MB 25 cents per kilo, up 0 75 cent on Monday t clow, deal ers said The morning market closed unchanged around Monday s closing levels of V, 50 cents per kilo
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        68 19 MAM s...«b.r DMMbn Ifimil Mtk) iPaniH Mil. •■TOT* liBm j»r» lillirj ->.Nh I u» Mltn 1M* 1-1 SON 170 SO 171 SON ■MM Ulaifdbtl l«7J0 1W60N IttSO ITOiON NUU Ni.iat^r Dimti. skoto iiuf*i 2i*»o hijon aMo mmi SMML IIMnkl I1«J» atOON ***** BiaON OMspdUii wa imoon i»ioo
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        33 19 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous m brackets). i Wlrebar Spot t905 50 £*****); sellers CSOt.OO (CSUOO); Three Month buyers ES37 00 CM2.50). sellers £938 00 1C*****) Mart* lea*: Steady Satae: 12,200
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        26 19 New York closed 9 «B IBS Zurich 1MB 962B 970S 9K2S Sinppon tlSB 935B 1.3&S 9.KS Oaunt prtrti In US dolUn a (roy ounce
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        162 19 THE STRAITS tin price remained unchanged at MS3S 56 per kilo m Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 51 tonnes to 200 tones The overnight London market was steadier with forward buyers falling 1:25 to 1.8.365 per tonne i/ONDON: Routine trading on Monday continued m the afternoon to
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        172 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The crude palm oil market closed steady on buying interest m moderately quiet trading yesterday. deafen amid. October m the central was traded at MJ9I7 50 per tonne, while November m south closed at $922.50 and December m central at 925. South and central m January
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        185 19 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore opened at I PB.MS and closed at SS.SOt yester day In the Far East, gold opened at USB444S ***** and was traded slightly higher to 1445 50 14*. 90 be (ore closing at 1444 SO 4*3.59 al midday It re-opened at
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      330 19 THE ITS Sing fellar was first traded at PM and eaaed m morning trading to C MX la the SkajaTradawj was quiet and it closed at COOt 31 IS dollar alt r Mag opened at UStl 88J8 SO It rose to tl MB 75 but sUdad when
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      20 19 THE prime lending rate for Canadian Imperial Bank is 16 per cent and not as published on Monday.
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      49 19 RANGE oi prices offered by discount houses on Oct 13: Overnight: 1% Call deposits ("i* to TO Bvjrimf S«lliBi I- month rreuury bills 6>» 0^ I- month Bank bills 14 7/16 14 5/18 3 months CD 14 W* 6 months CD 13k 13S team: Ntttul Bull n I
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      28 19 Closing Interbank rates (or jigapore dollar* on Oct 13: Oder Bid vM-tught 18 IT 1 month 14 14 2 months 14 13 3 months 14 13
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      348 19 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Oct 13. Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on Oct 13: INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm CwMdM Nominal rat** Smithsonian P*rc*n«aga Quoted y##tertf4y cf o## )pAfity CnMl0# Lac«l dalla.ni to *nr unit af lorrlgn carreaey: US
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      CLOSING PRICES
      32 19 Rubber: Oct 13 Singapore: Nov: 20H.25 cent* (up 0.75 cent) Malay... Nov: 237.50 cent* (up 0.60 cent) Tin: M 535.56 per kilo (unch) Official offering: 200 tonnes (down 51 tonnes)
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      147 19 CaDNESK Pr«4f> Eic*aagr. Htagayare, mm eJtaaaaj prims per 188 kg yf«ler4ay Camt Bulk fob $113 50 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum fob $127 75 sellers, new drum fob J132 75 sellers («frs: Mixed (loose) 1C825 buyers FVaaaer: Muntok white pepper fob AsU NLW J387 SO sell
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      29 19 I THE average rate at which majsr Singapore I I hsaks an correaUy prepared to lend to their heal I V cugtomer* Is ISM per ceat.
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      410 17 What are wur chances cf gettmg herooss to see }ou? Getting her boss to see you is Where to obtain accounting and m The Secretary's Handbook, sometimes as difficult as getting her book keeping services, how to find With The Secretary's Handbook, to arrange the appointment. hotel accommodation, who to
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      363 19 RATES OF INTEREST ON S$ FIXED DEPOSITS* HVIu/4iiiP. BM9 1 Rates ate subiect lo change without notice Your deposits are on a roll-over basis, that is principal plus interest will be renewed on maturity for the same period at prevailing rates The above rates apply to deposits up to Ssl
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      655 19 THE BAMkKI PT« MT (I HAPTFX II) takf: notu r umi m) Receiving and Adjudication Orders were made against the following debtors on 2nd day of October 1961 In Bankruptcy Nos 423/80 Poly Storage Equipment (sued as a firm) formerly of 105 A International Plaxa. Anson Road, Singapore 02C; Partners:
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      Lock icon US interest rates will remain high predicts Kaufman
      359 20 NKW YORK. Tues A prominent economist said today that the prime lending rates of US banks would soon fall two or three percentage points but then bounce back to record highs within six months Mr Henry Kaufman, a respected forecaster of liuisl
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      JVC to invest another $12 million
      230 20 JVC Electronics Singapore will be expanding its operations next year Under this proirramme. the company will invest an additional $12 million initially which will bring its total investment here to $16 .5 million Its annual production of hi-fi equipment and radio i ■—Hi recorders
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      166 20 China to issue 5-year economic plan BEIJING, Tact. Chlaa will probably Isaac a flv«-year economic slaa covering UBI-lIBS at next ■Math's seaatoa of the Nattoaal Palate's Co»rreoa (NPC), the eoaatry's partUmeat, a seatar cfßetal saM today. A tentative taag-term plan may aioo be aaaoaacßd, XI Tsuagrin, iinn fbairmaa of the
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      Tin producers fume at US intransigence
      1689 20  -  ZHOU MEI AS SIXTH AGREEMENT NEARS THE American declslen to stay out *f the Sixth InteraattonaJ Tiß Agreement Is no doubt a disappointment to tin prodsrers. Ts seme, nonparticlpatUn «f the I S is sees as a blessing for It has prayed to be
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      198 20 Record high inflation in 1979-80 WASHINGTON, Tues. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) reported yesterday that inflation m the non-commu-nist world averaged a record 13.8 per cent a year m 1979 and 1980. However, the report said there were "indications of some easing of inflationary pressure m the second half of
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      342 20 Officials in pre-ITC meet in KL KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Ministers and senior officials of the world's leading tin producing countries today began a one-day meeting in Kuala Lumpur to discuss various issues relating to the tin industry. Officials attending the meeting said that tw« principal issues being discussed were the
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      118 20 China's energy needs NEW YORK, Tues. The World Bank has concluded that China, which exported 265,000 barrels of oil m day m 1980, could be forced to import oil by 1985 because of declining crude output and rising internal demand. A World Bank mission to China discovered "slow growing energy
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      1256 21 w_S_y MM L^* CARPET SPECIALISTS! STEAM-. traction, carpet upholstery HMNBST PRtCES OFFERED cleaning, scotchgard carpet FORYOUeOOLDANDPAW^HOP cleaning, grass/ tree cutUng It refuse disposal. First Asian. TICKETS: *****58/ *****65 CALL A HOME CLEAMMQ service you S i(_flß_ aisasß c n trust Rendered by compe- I tent personnel Floor polishing. (SAM 16PM
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      447 22 M Situations Vacant innamWsmm-mm^k^mmf MECHANICAL ENGINEER OR QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN c with experience tn machine tool manufacturing c knowledge of pneumatic and hydraulic equipment Is of advantage Type of poaMton: FACTORY MANAGER Out>wa c supervision of manufacturing machine tools and tooling Fringe become appropriete lo poartion. Remunerelion commonwurate wtlh exparienoa and
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      525 22 1 I" m aa mn i Onimmißai was kssaam oooonotm sat ska mSawfor prnfismonal cowrsas In Com- j pater sMtataUon. Manaf msnt STSSLMS) TmACiamS With a degree In Bwatness AomifUetraUon and a Wpto- f HO*4aWWiV*M WtwO pimfmwMm ttt* i aiaoapfXi riBTiTiTBBi naatw TS-aCISMS Wim at least ABR.su Orao> 6 la
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      402 22 at; trmtmrtml Omrteml CENTRAL PROVIDENT FUND BOARD invites applications from Singapore Citizens for appointment as A) CLERICAL ASSISTANT B) TEMPORARY CLERICAL ASSISTANT MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS 1) General Certificate of Education with 0' level passes m 3 subjects including English Language or its equivalent. 2) Preference will be given to candidates with
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      463 22 GAMMON (HONG KONG) PTE LTD URGENTLY REQUIRE 1) COSTING CLERK (MALE) a OCE O' level and LCC (Higher) Costing certificate or equivalent j Experience In costing duties with the civil I engineering, con- structlon or building works Industry preferred a Duties will Include i reconciliation of materials, preparatlon of cost
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      436 22 isetan smQdpnrp lofcyo DEPARTMENT STORE has vacancy for: FEMALE SENIOR CONFIDENTIAL CLERK (RADDapL) a Age 18 to 21 years. c Singapore Citizens c OCE 'A' level. c Have Interest In Re search Work, c Experience not neces smry but must have ar aptitude for figures ant stat stlrai work, c
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      483 22 Vacany ensts for Mw poarHonol AN EFFICIENT CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY/ PERSONAL ASSISTANT lO ttw# NmwMleMiftQ DtfVC" tar MOUMwIwKMTS o preferably university graduate or minimum O.CE. -O- A' level with crediu In English English Literature a mature pleasant disposition with the ability to correspond and work 1 IndependenUy c must have working
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      421 22 KES SYSTEMS A SERVICE PTE LTD UTOontty res/owee 1) CLERK/TYPISTS i o Secondary 4 with some knowledge of office duties. o Able to type I o Some knowledge of handling telex machine a Interested In figure work 2) RECEPTIONIST a Able to handle telephone calls, booking of overseas calls a
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      529 22 SOSDDSO V\ v chan^ the way the work! thinks Wo era .ma wW* lanjeat ai lexm aipanatan pragtamwa. wo ara looking tor c atwtsaty imwHiil canaMaaa mimdm swaMan atGENERAL ACCOUNTS CLERK 0 Age 21 and above a OCE O level plus LCC Inter- I mediate Accounting rerun- I cate 1
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      502 22 NISSAN CONSTRUCTION CO LTD urgently requires FEMALE CLERK For Bras Baeeh Road Srte Omea Kbit to spesJt good English md type CaH paraonwtty at: Room 2104. 21 at floor Rototne Houee for imrnediete interview wsjowaa argwnwy M COSwHDSJITIAL CLIHX I) BTON6XEfFCai aasjawamaata lar (A>: Minimum OCE O' Level with crediu
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      477 22 SSMIANT SOWTieIASTASM •Tt LTD requires mci rnoaasT/ nuwioniT I a Age IS -23 a At least 1 year's esperteace m PABX Switrhboam a Passed O t^vel wlUi good spoken English a Able to type minimum 36 wpm Pleaae apply In own handwriting with an n returnable recent photograph and contact
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      452 23 BECIIIUIBST CUM OENERAL CLfS* OCEt) level *'»»'> «r»» I ftprrtrrv r ru>t r>*< esamry Interested appllcanti please apply with full partlrularv ex peeled aajary. phone number, non-returnable photograph or call personaJi) to Tecaptaa MritLM a* is. Una 6-7. a i iih Bw, JTCFlflsFacl.r, arsawwi TEMPORARY CLERKS/ TYPISTS HißMtrsnnwes. OCf -O
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      477 23 LOCI accounting certificate ur equivalent Able Io keep full set of ac ***** Possasa initiative a ability to work MMepsndcnUy Bolery aapraataaS* 8488 88 deInterested parties apply to Steak tat MB7E-sa*af Baku Mereh Control 6 n6Blt with testimony and telephone number to contact Ftm reaawea RECEPTIONIST/ QENERAL CLERK a OCE
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      537 23 OCE O' Level with credit In English I Undergone a Private Secretarial couisc 1 Working experience preferable but not essential Salary commensurate with qualifications 017VT7 eat. 17 or oaS aavaoaaßi at 11 C Cam Sane Rasa. Bhang v N^SMtap-e-M. MALE PART-TIME STOCK CLERK wMsaW MOT IH rt)tiT*sJ fvtsvft stvtndjj feN
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      984 23 SITE CLERK (Female) urgently remarod a Sec 2 education a Able to converse In English and Mandarin a Experience not necessary Iwlaraated apaHc.wii p can 2SIBSSB I Wanted tar lmm«dl«ii impl.ym.nl EXFCRMNCEO ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT With LCC Higher AccountIng Oood salary Finn writ* tot MST SIS, ORCHARD TOWERS SSMOAPORS 8883 ATT:
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      973 23 WAREHOUSE CLERK REOUSaTD At least 3 O level Age above krov'edge of typing Poetess driving licence Please tel *****70 Missel nenkl Pte Ltd. Unit 02. OCX Industrial Building. 181 Kampong Ampat. Spore A VACANCY FOR a Female Telephone Operator cum Oeneral Clerk Starting salary 8300 p m Please call *****81
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      685 23 TwElt ESTOBB.IBM COMPAjry requires Typists Interested call Krsonally 818 Sth floor People's rk Centre ACCOUNTS CLERK REOUBWO No experience necessary Please call *****33 REOUIRED AM ACCOUNTS Clerk i Chinese Female) Interested. 1 please call *****51 for Interview ahtftaT LOOK IMG FOR F AST I S t i WITH JOB SATISFACTION?
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      466 23 MAKE MORE MONEY THAN YOU EVER MADE BEFORE!! MALE/FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES The person we are looking for. must have a flair for meeting people and experienced An added advantage for applicant*; with Indonesian/Taiwanese i contact* Professional In-house training 1 will be provided for successful applicant* I UnllmWd mceme ler theee
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      620 23 Well eeubaehad company haa vacancies tor SALESMEN with foNowlrtg Quallficetiona a At least 5 years expert- 1 ence handling sales of hardware such as beams. ste*l piles, steel plates. angles, etc a Have good contacts with contractors and all' users, a Fair knowledge of Eng- j llxh and Chinese a
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      357 24 wT* n skilled f workman. P»vw have the I! following I positions to offer I you m our rapidly II expanding II company. Ability to repair and service veri teles Preferably possess NTC 3 Must be able to perform general repairs, overhaul components on diesel and'or petrol vehicles Those without
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      457 24 RESOURCES DEVELOIPtaCNT CORPNPTELTD nal lar Hw paata at TECHNICAL OFFICERS I a Technical Diploma In Civil Engineering from a recognised Institution a Preferably with 1 year experience m Structural Construction TECHNICIANS c OCE O' level c Preferably with I to t years field experience with contractors Those without experience may
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      475 24 fICROMf DESIGNER/ DRAUGHTSMAN Required by International Company well known for! SCAFFOLDING L FORMWORK equipment and MATERIAL STORAGE systems. a Knowledge In Civil/ Structural Design and minimum 2 years draftIng experience a Completed N.S a Excellent promotion and long term prospects for right candidate I p|# fi»w 3BBMBB ler bit(T\ \4mm\mJ
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      572 24 A fast expanding construction company requires (A) irn FOfIfMAN a Technician Diploma In Civil Engineering a Possess Class 3 driving licence a Completed N S a Age between 21 to 25 (S) LAND SUftVCVOft OiisSll iisMsih a OCE O level preferably with 2 to 3 years working experience In setting
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      454 24 expansion. EVERYDAY wa reqMtre. 1. METAL MACHINISTS tor rfrowM-rnsking. 1 a Total income up to SSOO to S6SO p m depending on individual ahlllty I a NTC or VITB (trade 3or equivalent a Completed N S a Experlrmr net necessary, we offer *ysl*mallr training for career development 2. FEMALE AND
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      453 24 RUBBER PRODUCTS (S) PTE LTD 4 Men Peaawet Off Jurong Pier Moad Singapore 225 1 TeIMS2SSS 1) MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS 2) GENERAL FACTORY WORKERS (MALE) Starling salary MM per month inclusive of ihlfi transport allowance Operators can earn over MOD on piece work after training REQUIREMENTS a Above 18 years
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      632 25 [Binw-^ i M S'tuations Vacant atwcrj— TftsKO BLSCTBOSBCa (S) *TB I TO requires 0 iswsuiioc asaeecToai Kindly rail personally at HtMl »Kaßaaa"«aee Tor aassaas/ ssasies a.1. 1 asseaaa^aea>* Cmihi SI *M*N BBOiajBHI ur ftnlly by rxpatnau ranUy. no children PtefereMv Slnflapor* Ctuaen or paiasananl resident. 1 below yean osd. must
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      287 25 PfK)MET PfWATE LIMITED wi sfvossvasavonsw Marina Encskvawrsno and CoiHaTucßon Company In Jurong csaeforBTEELFITTERB BG WELDERS PUTE BENDING ROLL OPERATORS 6RINOERS MARKERS CUTTERS CUTTING MACHINE OPERATOR BLASTER/ PAINTER MECHANICAL FITTERS MECHANICS STAGERS RIGGERS Preference will be given to those with the relevant experience The Company offers an attractive salary. „.■>- aaTilai
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      279 25 /7/A» resuH of our y\ extended tacßMas we reotrire suMabry qualrfksd candidates to fHI fn# foNowing now positions: 1) STOREKEEPER "•QOwCSfTsOntS! Male. Singapore cftizen. Minimum GCE '0' Bbbbbbbl Completed National Service At least one year's experience General supervision of store workers 2) STOCK CLERK ReQulrements: Female GCE O level with
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      468 25 ISBLXDTO MAKIIMO MM PTC LTD Wo are e» aetesaewew oeweenv m Me o> N«e» iniHi »nc tew«o« Wo t^flmmmZL* va ter A) INVENTORY CONTROL CLERK (MALE/FEMALE) Duties. a Planning, scheduling and ordering of parts for production WnMlrimims a OCE "O' Level, with credits In English and Mathematics a Ability to
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      542 25 NMB Kir you for a long and rewarding career as 1) TECHNICIANS (Kalians) ITC m Mechanical Engineering/Mechanical Drawing NTC Grade 2/3 In Matal Machining or Tool 4 Dla Making with 3-4 years of experience Those without the above qualifications but with more than 5 years relevant experience In the same
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      534 25 I T I^jC^jC^(s^jC^C^; j NEW JOB OPPORTUNITIES! A LEADINO COMPANY IN JURONO hasMHtCOUTC VACAMtCIQeI rOf ENGINEERING STOREKEEPERS ($7OO pm) LIFT-TRUCK DRIVERB MtUOpm) STORE CLERKS MW»pm) PRODUCTION OPERATORS ($350 to $M 0 pm depending on qualifies- j Nona ft experience) GENERAL WORKERB •(tMOpm) SECURITY GUARDS ($575 pm) Minimum starting salary and
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      215 25 L^as^sZ^llaßßaaaal^^eßßß^eWsl BBBBBbT-^BB- ff ACCOUNTING^ MACHINE OPERATOR Qualrflcattons: Minimum GCE "O" level (passes m Commercial subjects preferred) 1 year's experience on accounting machine preferred but not essential as training can be arranged. Typing speed 30-40 w.p.m. ror tnrerview arrangswnants pleats phone: Tne Personnel Officer \J\Tel. 2t*****4/// (eACItItA) ACMA ELECTRICAL INOUSTRICB LTD
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      399 25 .oSBBBaTafaSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBW An eetabfcened and growing Freight Company Invttee application* tor the poets ot 1) SALES REPRESENTATIVES (•aste) 2) OPERATION CLERKS {Mass) a Male applicants must have completed national service c OCE O' level with some experience preferred 3) CLASS 4 DRIVERS 4) DEBPATCH RIDERS 5) CARGO HANDS 6) FEMALE CUSTOMER
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      367 25 1 An oatakeanod bonk ■SBJBBSg 1) CLERKS/ TELLERS a Minimum 4 t.< > o Levels preferably with credits m English and Maths a Ability to type a No ripenenre required a Male applicants miul have completed fulltlmr Nation*: Service a Commencing salar> S3 <0 pm 2) MESSENGERS/ DESPATCH RIDERS o
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      464 25 ROTHMANS OF PALL MALL urgently reaMwee MAINTENANCE ATTENDANTS Requirements:a Singapore citizen a Age 16 years and above education a Must have completed National Service Weoffer- Starting salary S3KOO per month rreemeal S-day working week Annual Wage Supple ment of 2 1/2 months Free medical benents Pleasant working environment Interested applicanu
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      478 26 Hll B I Situations Vacant I) <narsWlaa..aw ImmcOtat* vacancy for OFFICE/ DESPATCH BOY Af* IS yemrs or above Must have at least 1 year experience tn similar poat and In possession of a valid motorcycle licence Prepared to ride Company's mo tor cycle Please call personally during office hours. Monday
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      412 26 a> UNION CONTAINERS PTE LTD 12 JALAN JCNTERA ■T JURONO v MALE GENERAL WORKERS Starting Baste uliry 8170 pjn. aha* 6SO pun. transport aaowano* c Singapore clllsen or work permit holder c Completed Primary School education 1 c Physically fit for hard work c Completed NS tremina Ssr htetieel pooHten
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      488 26 PEWMOER INTERNATIONAL SINGAPORE PTE LTD Per tan* lulling amna a end coolie work* m i>lp ripilr rerd. we namrr BLASTERS/ AIRLESS SPRAYERS AopllcanU must have experlsjtfl* m blasting/spraying inside shlc tanks DRIVER With Claat 4 licence ApplltMfVtß aW v# IMSpnMnA.' *****75 OR *****63 darect hw Interview OM HI Tradma Orpanlae
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      588 26 *xk Hotel requires 1) WAITErVWAITRSM Salary SS3B 00 to S3B» 00 I) CHAMBERMAID* Salary 131*00 Experienced applicant may commence with higher salary m adevnen. me Note! often Free Meals and Uniform Annual and Medical Leave Hoapllallsatlon Benefit SATA Insurance Annual and NWC Increments Sports and Recreational Activities Interested appllcanu may
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      433 26 Qonofol Morfew Copoo 4»*jfv*>yv*«j I Firm requires TRAINEE MARINE CARGO SURVEYOR c Age below 28 years a Minimum OCE 'O' Level c Completed National Service a Knowledge In petroleum and petrol -chemical an advantage but not essential liliamm BMiwbsr Isgsttiir with inn ielimia>ls aniilngranri In THE AOVERTtSCR, ROOM SOl, ICB
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      478 26 DESPATCH RKHTR Possess class 3 driving licence c Preferably with own motorbike at UNITED MACHINERY SERVICES PTE LTD 74A, TOM TUCK ROAD SINGAPORE lIS* TEL: «SSS7I4 DOWNTOWN CLUB has Immediate vacancies for 1) BARTENOER* 1) ASST BARTENDERS 1) WAITERS S WAITRESSES 4) OFFICE BOY/ OML FEMALE TOILET ATTEND ANT For
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      487 26 REOUMED 1 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK c Advance level c Speak and write English and Mandarin c Relevant working experience will be advantage X. SALESOMLS 0 Able to speak English. Mandarin and main local dialects c Experience not necessary Pleoee apply with lull perticulor* one ala*e salary expected to: SS-SSA CMn
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      996 26 Ship Cnaneter resume SHIPPING CLESm Those without experience m apply Can el: SUITE 141* 14TH FLOOR INTERNATIONAL PLA2A ANSON ROAD SINGAPORE o*o7 Between t JO am end 2.00 pm AN INSURANCE COMPANY requires experienced Female Secretary cum Personal Assistant. Telephone Operator cum Clerk Typist. General Clerk Typist. Chauffeur cum Office
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      906 26 ESTABLISHED COMPANY >E OUMES 3 Worton with some knowledge of gardening Salary 1300 Also required 1 Driver, preferably a retired person Salary 1350 Preferably those stayIng around Toa Payoh. Thomson or Ang Mo Klo area Call for James *****00 Blk I Room 338 -K. 2nd floor Balestier Hill Shopping Centre.
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      289 26 EIPM'ENCID HAJRORtSSCRS. ASSISTANTS and Shampoo Olrli I wanted immediately Call Joyce I 46*4511 OUAROS UROENTLV REQUIRED twignmenLi Applicant! who are Interested, pleaae call *****31 HUMAN OM MAL I Class 3 Salary S3SO MA. Bli S S 1 4 milei L'pper Thomson Road Tel *****14 OFFICE CUM MESSENGER Baj with own
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      1545 27 J Ws-IbmsmM 4 iiimfa I l l l l I ASNB v*7) PIAT IB ISM c c PtiY*~™?V? CC M condition tUjs>li for rwa/lKtwtsfTaiiea seiimg r tm fei 734*321 taBBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMsBBSMsm ■*■> PIAT 132 ISM OLS One m^^_ i m^__ owner, full acreaaonea tat k insurance $l«JO0 Tel *****30 aB afiE^B^aftrVl
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      922 27 MENCBOEB SM MANUAL Done 517 km only Brand new condlUon White In colour One owner PBJCErSTSJM mn«n/NM ALVBMTON DBMCIORB 1*77 MERCEDES 260 Manual Oenulne mileage 77.00! km 1 prtvau owner Alrcon Blaupunkt radio cassette Ortgl nal showroom condlUon Tel ***** M Alrcond, radio/ raswitls 1 owner In mint condition Selling
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      505 27 AIM 1*77 TOVOTA Corolla 1200 2nd owner, alrcon, new sporu rims tyret. 1 year road tax. radio, cassette Price $16,500 ono Tel *****04 SNO '7* TOVOTA Corolla, Conrealerl alrcond Radio/ cassette. sporu rims, tax till Feb '82 Highest offer secures. Contact 28-Kl lO Oerard TOVOTA COROLLA 7* Aug good condlUon.
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      923 27 IMI Ford Laser L 1.5 A/C S/R I*7* Colt OLX Supershlft A/C&K Mercedes 200 A/C Colt OLX Supershlft A/C DaUun 120Y A/C S/R DaUun 100 A IST* Toyota Cellca 1800 A/C Coupe Mlt Colt Oalant Sigma 1800 OS 1*77- Maada 323 A/C TojroU Corolla 1200 Ford Escort IJOL A/C Colt
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      971 27 •Ml DATSUN ISBT Van 1X» c c l~Ti owner, tip top condlUon and r paint work H P amngrable I Price SI2JOO o.no Tel *****33 1 Marhajai j BEAimnN. I*7S MAZDA DISOO i lorry (iteel). good condlUon a Highest offer secures View 19*. 3 Albert Street Tel *****83 BRAND MEW
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      438 27 rOTOTA CELrCA I*7i I liTr, ATTRACTIVE PHICI OFFERED 'I model Blk 1. 328 D. 2nd floor. PARF scrap cars and good used BalesUer Hill Shopping Centre cars Please rail 245 Middlr Road V Thomson Road Singapore 1130 or tel *****21 '*****31 Mr Yeo WANTED: 1888, SMS c c cars for
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      625 27 1) CITY PLAZA At Geylang Rd/Tan|ong Katong Rd PRIME SHOPS FOR RENT The Last Few Units Left!!! On Ground, Mezzanine and Second floors commanding good locations. Available Immediately. Areas from 20 sq.m. (215 sq.ft.) to 30 sq.m. (420 sq.ft. R#nt«tl from 96 pof p*)f montn oo w#f <!•. 2) CIDECO
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      689 28 ■■kaiM fcr ACCOflwWwOOßllOil A lj*OOofuBS V VICTORIA AUSTRALIAN PROPERTY FOR SALE LOW DEPOSIT LOW INTEREST VENDOR TERMS OUTSTANDING MVESTICNT \u» b< the lime for you to he litokinK at the hiK investment improver for thi Wfl LAND. Prices are now low and it is buyer's market. All indication* are that
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      522 28 ACCOMMODATION PROBLEM M I minor problem, either looklni for Houses/ Apartments or respectable tenants, consult us. W< will solve it for you In 24 hour: time If your budget exceed] $1 .500 and your house rental doe: not exceed $2,000 Trying is be llevlnf Call *****44/ *****88 *****40/ 1 OMT.
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      528 28 1 DMT. IS. U HWAN Close, 2 1/2- storey terrace, fully furnished, 4 bedrooms, fully carpeted, for lm- mediate occupation. Rental: 1 $1300 Call Schlrmer's *****00/ *****90 DMT. 11 OCTACMCD BUNOALOW with 4 rooms, 1 study, nice living/ dining, overlooking spaclous matured garden Cheerly kitchen with servant room. Only $4,000
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      619 28 BUKIT TIM AH PLAZA FOR SALE SHOWROOM Ground 'toof Excellent location PARKHOUSE near mam entrance to Yaohan FOR LEASE Area 49 70 sq m Ground floor Prime location. Upper Ground Floor Facing mam frontage 2 Tomlinson Road concourse Area 149sqm Area 31 sq m First Floor Unit with double WmWmmWm^m^Kml^mWmWlmim
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      516 28 Apartments, 3 bedrooms, fur- c nlshed/ partly furnished. Immediate occupation *****0. DMT. S PASS*. PAMJAMG 2-storey terrace, near Japanese school, 3 bedrooms, fully furnished. $1300. 7T*****/TT7STBI DIST. 8 FABER HILL modern 2-storey semi-detached, renovated, partially/fully furnished, a central alrcon. *****82/*****61. DBST. S NEAR ORCHARD Road, corner terrace. Dlst. 21 Greenbank
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      357 28 DISTRICT 8 Foreign Schools Vicinity, beautiful HM SENG GARDEN for rental fcr only SMSO with 3 bedrooms, alrcond, attached bathrooms with swimming pool, tennis courts and 24 hours security service. Accessible to Shopf'lng Centres li Jurong nduslrlal Estate Accoaalklo lo Shopping Controo DISTRICT 15, MARYLAND PARK Beautiful brand new apartment
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      655 28 ApfiiwnU/Manowtf Ideally located m dwtricti l io i ii ChaUworth Court $8,000/CanMnui $6,500/L»onw Town $5,500/Htfh Point $5,000/ Palaraiw Towors $5,000 Emsailti Towors $4,800 $5,000- Oaßarli $4,500 $5,000/ Fmtowo Towors $4,800 Granto HolflMa $4,400/HMeroot Arcadia $4JOO/Dohray Court $4,000 ForaMS Orovo $4,000 HOME LEASE S SALE PTE. LTD. TEL: 7S4S7SS LINES) LUXURIOUS
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      909 28 BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED BRAND new walk-up apartment Tastefully furnished by designer 3 bedrooms with bathrooms attached Split-level living/ dinIng Rental $1,800 Call *****66 Lay Realty Company BRAND NEW 1 bedroomed apartment Kuily alrcond Brand new furnishings Modern kitchen. CTV washing machine Furnished unfurnished $1,600 to $2,000 15 mln from city Tahiti
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      900 28 DIST. IS4I (MARYLAND PARK) fully furnished. 3-bedroomed apartment with alrcond. television, fridge and many extras $2 000 Houseworld *****20 MST. im BALESTKR COMPLEX 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms rully furnished, carpeted, wall-paper-ed $2,000 No agents Please contact 63.W91 *****9 MST. 11 MARYLANO PARK newly furnished, facing sea. 3 bedrooms, fully alrcondltloned.
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      776 28 MST 8 PACIFIC MANSION 3 bedrooms, big typ* Kurmshrd »lr rond COOD Small type furnished 1 1 J00 IWASR2 DIST HILLTOPS high floor, panuramk vim I y«ar leatr Partially furnished Reasonable rental Call owner »1 19ff! 9IIMS MST LUXURIOUS BCDROOM ID maisonette with swimming pool tennis court, furnished M.SOO *****30
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      785 29 M PfOpsVoaW ™—^m— am» Omen Aetnd Pat* DUL I* Singa 17 >rroi.iiwuiMßiu.i ÜBxMNTLT WAMTBB 4 detached Hiin—liiwi In duu 5 10. 11 21 BmtJSt aSja* t* BTjBB*. Call rttmMi fCmdr Tan) Pit ten* Cwerttad MAJOR BBIMBTSSAL COMPANY urgently requires arcosnsaodation for Senior ExecuUves 3 or 4 bedrooßas. company's lease Oood
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      671 29 pore s most exclusive area •MBSt-storey modern See to sasjrerMll 15. 0*0 sq ft 4 bed f 00*11. study $2 I million N**«— Read Vliliißi out U. ap proi 10.080 aq ft 3 bedrooms, study $1 million CSxmal IHst 17. MOO aq ft 3 ■sainnmi central alrcond. fully furnished carpeted
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      1557 29 OMT NUS/ Jurong vicinity. m^— double-storey terrace. 3 bed- b) Flats rooms servant's close to trans- Donation Built-up approx 2.000 sq ft Freehold vacant posses- Bsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssßßß slon $2*6 000 Chelsea Homes ******3 4 *****62 J *Bsi^r^*T^K*fl JONORE BAHRU DOUBLE-STOREY BMMMPsMi bunfalow for sale Land area I ■^TVkTT* 10*0 sqft (free-hold)
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      954 29 FLAT WITH 4 bedrooms. 3 bathrooms balcony and alrcond. m Rldgewood (Kalakaua Rise) High floor partially furnished and beautifully decorated Around 2.000 sq ft Asking *****.000 ono Contact Kenwood Housing Agency *****43 PHOENIX COURT OMT. SSBI I*oo sq ft Marble noorlng Tenanted until September -82 Well maintained Fully furnished Asking
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      946 29 NBMOSA PARK 4 rooms. 4 alrcondltloners Fully furnished courts Any offers to owner *****12 or *****51 arter 7p m MSNBU VILLA BRAND new apartments with swimming pool 2.300 2.500 sq fl 3/ 4-bedroomed $430,000' $480,000 negotiable KE Low *****46 ORCHARO ROAO VKBwTV (dlst 9) 3rd floor walk-up unit In small
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      809 29 EXCELLENT INVESTMENT VALUE ;n Modern Block of 8 x 2 bedroom apartments A11 96 000 Situated In Thornlle. Perth Suburb, this property, with Strata Title approval, has been fully nance free letting EXECUTIVE HOME IN CHOICE Bullcreek. !>erth. location with views to hills 4 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, paved entertaining area
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      524 29 93 WtjsftnOUSM VACtVtt/ WMntd Ruby Warehousing Services A large number of warehouses located at Kirn Seng Road as well as Genting Lane are available immediately for short/long terms. Contact *****03 912 BQ.M. WAREHOUSE Available at ALPHA BUILDING Off MocPftOTsMfl/ Aljuniadßoad CONTACT: THE DEVELOPER *****33 EXT. 9 For details sB-mmmmmmmmmmmmmm-fi Stow*
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      740 29 Ir*™^^ Of FICf SPACE PON BJENT OR SALE FAR EAST FINANCE BUILDING 2 floors of brand new office space. 4.640 sq fL per floor Suitable for multl- national corporation Ready for occupation Highest offer secures Cal Ownar *****1* Paw A BAROAatABLE OFFERS! UIC Building S4HK) fi International Plasa facing sea.
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      969 29 PTiHsjjlsm bu»ldln| 1 ■aWamWoad (MHn Pmcw) Exutlng tenant wishes m IM 530 sqfl (high floor with excellent view) to reputabla person/company at 15 50 p s f (Inclusive of service charge) Tat: 2231&38 ASIA CHAMBERS CecM Sweet Prestigious 454 sq ft office space avallabe for Immediate occupaUon FOR DETAH.S: COLLJSJR
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      695 30 PrvpsYttss I I V I BBBBBBWBBBBBBBBBa ■3 OfftCwSpaca* Mamtmt WON NUP COMPLEX. »AO aq ft partiuoned fully carpeted mid ham otner farina sea J E Houa ing Aesorial*. >3IMS WOM Mm* Mai m| fv. mmV Town B*B sa ft ASM* «*rts Centre Tit .anas ■all alM aSS as ft ItrtalU
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      775 30 BAif sT«* COtBPLCX. tar floor ii shop for aaie rent Varanl pnaataslan. 3it sq ft Owner SUaSU BMtrT TBsMM SMOS<s<B>e Centre, lower ground. IBS sq ft Vacant posat talon Enoulrtea. J I Chen AsaorMktea. I3SOIM MISS. OWT DOUBU STOBCT SHO*> lOUSI along Joo Chiat main road for aaie 5350.000 ono
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      465 30 The BEST Buy! The Tale of Two Islands. and a Continent for the price of one. Jom.us Nobody beats Ken Air when it comes to value for money quality hotels and close to home Chinese meals Talk to us about the taceiifi we have given our Ausb-bbs Mbw ZsßßaTirl package
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      475 30 t^r U/s^^awmmmmmmawammaw^f^i^A-i A. tar^raa jiMkjz ■^WCLwAJJJ.^i^^^^b^bt^c^J ft*L4Zu!r***^-~b&J^Ly lAI7O ■■■■I lal PKI sbbbbbbbbbbbJ^^lbsbHc IbbbbGl l^ I PERTH jM-* jP WESTERM AUSTRALIA &a4 ***** "best bargain" tour •p in town 6 DAYS PROGRAM $999 $1111 IMCLUSrvt Return Ak Fare Hotel Accommodation Sightseeing Tours. -EJ Csbatto Blanco Dancing Horses. Yanchep Park, Limestone Coves
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      484 30 [mm no] TMKL SUHCE IS) PTI ITO Gl4-16-18 Pearrs Centre. Eu Tong Sen Street. (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105. Tat *****33(7 lines, ►aacatJks: 1 19. People's Park Complex. Ground Floor. Nt-w Bridge Road. Singapore 0105. Tetl-1 1661/91 1662 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 TA 140 <4 KniMUnUTNR 7 days *****/- [Air-con coach) Dap Every
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      882 30 TAKE YOUR PICK FROM OUR PARADISE TOURS: IndMcfcuoi Daporturwe Croup O«partwrwB t»-l)tv North Island i •i: l»a\ All New /riUrxl Thermal Sunswkcr SS2.'»4O( Regular) c ?MJ»T i SlH> A Ne /eal nd srsssr assas SJ.VS4C All Nev. Zealand A c Kreewnreler Sydney. Australia Holidays from 16-[>a> SS.V42OlReguUr) SS2.M3 ltt-l)e> SS.l.tOMSupenon
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      579 30 NO TRANSPORI 4 TOURIST BCRV*Ct (T/AB4ll Oa Hotel Rotal LavHtad Nawtoo Reaa (1188) Tel *****48. IS6IMS. IUHeI 20 3N Oannng (coech) BMS/ 81 M \"V 16- 10. 23/10 3D2WGat.lt>, brew Dep Every Mon. Tues. Wed Thur* KIT lUy In laslno HI i 1 Day Kuan* Taw Every Sunday P Holiday
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      31 31 THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF CUSTOM PACKAGING PTELTD EXPRESSES THEIR DEEPEST CONDOLENCE TO MR. THOMAS LEE TIONG POH AND FAMILY ON THE DEMISE OF THEIR BELOVED FATHER MR LEE CHONG KEE
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      62 31 MR. WEE THI AM BOCK (Departed 9/10/81) MRS. WEE MARY (Nm Wong) and family Fipram that htirtWt thanks and appreciation to Mr. A X Mr*, lortapo Jananto, "tuldinl and Council of Mm I BTBC. Miingimmt ConwwWtoa tt ATBC. AM Bowtlng 1 i Mtair kind ■Mtttanct,
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      34 31 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. LO YAH CHEE (Departed 9th October, 1961) wish to thank all ralativaa, frianda and buainaaa aaaociataa for thair condolancaa. attandanca, aaaiatanca, donationa and wraatha during thair racant baraavamant.
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      136 31 M LOVMQ MEMOftY OF QCOMMI SEBASTIAN OOMKZ OC* ANTED: 14. MM DCAREITPAPA "In silence we pray May your soul rest In peace and may Ood shower all his blessings on you. You are gone but not forgotten, Never shul I your memory fade. The sweetest thoughts shall
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      70 31 MR. WKXIAM HO WAI HOMO DCPARTEO MTM OCT. IS7O THREE YEARS HAVE PASSED "MEMORIES ARE TREASURES. NO ONE CAN STEAL DEATH LEAVES A HEARTACHE. NO ONE CAN HEAL A LONOINO SIOHT. A SILENT TEAR, FOR THE ONE WE LOVE SO VERY DEAR." SADLY MISSED AND ALWAYS
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      82 31 THE HUMMNO. MM. Ong Soon Leong, and the family of the lair Mdm Anna Sinn wish to thank the doctors, nurses and staff of TTSH for their kind assistance, and all friends and relatives for their kind donations and assistance during their recent bereavement THE FAMB.Y OF the
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      Gold Vase upped to $103,000
      534 32  - Gold Vase upped to $103,000 EPSOM JEEP By Special race to mark opening of 'long course 5 IPOH, Tues. This year's Sultan Gold Vase over the 1,100 Ipoh straight, to be run on Nov 15, will carry $103,000 m stakes plus a gold trophy to the winner, making it the
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      Taman Mas does dazzling gallop
      441 32 PENANG, Tues Laststart second Tamaa Mas showed dazzling speed m an impressive workout over 600 m m 39.3 sees here this morning. The going was good. The four-year-old English gelding by Song out of Scale Di Seta fought out the finish with Merci Beaucoup before
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      Ti Ricordi pick of the Class 4 newcomers
      321 32  - Ti Ricordi pick of the Class 4 newcomers FAIRWAY By PENANG, Tues B RlcerdJ looks the pick of the Class 4 newcomers entered for the Penang Turf Club October meeting beginning on Saturday. A three-year-old bay Irish colt by Royben out of Targa, he raced thrice m Ireland last year
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      Lock icon Three more set to reach Spain
      508 33 Germany, Austria, Scotland likely to qualify LONDON, Tues. West Germany, Austria and Scotland could join the guest list for next year's World Cup soccer finals m Spain after tomorrow night's European qualifying action Holders Argentina. Brazil. Peru. Chile. Belgium. Poland and Spain. as hosts,
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      Lock icon Orient hit low so Went decides to go
      162 33 Orient hit low so Went decides to go LONDON. Tues. Paul Went quit as manager of Second Division bottom club Orient yesterday, 20 days after being appointed. During his brief reign, Orient have slumped to the bottom of Division Two, with five straight defeats and not a single goal scored.
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      Lock icon Han Yang rally to win
      71 33 BANGKOK. Tues South Korea's Han Yang University staved off a late rally to beat defending champions Port Authority of Thailand 4-3 m the last quarter-final match of the Queen's Cup soccer tournament yesterday. The victory set up the Koreans as top challengers for this year's
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        38 33 ATHLETICB: American John Sinclair, 24. won the Columbus marathon, beating compatriot Frank Richardson m 2 or. 13 mm 29 «c m Ohio Bill Rodger* four-time* winner of the Boston and New York marathon* finished a disappointing aeventh
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        Sensational
        30 33 BOXING: Jamaican-born Neville Meadr made British heavyweight boxing history m when he knocked out holder Gordon Ferris m 2 mm sec into the opening round m Birmingham last nuht
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        Sheene in KL
        28 33 MOTOB CYCLING: Former world champion. Barry Sheene, of Britain, arrived m Kuala Lumpur, to take part m the Shah Alam Grand Prix starting on Saturday
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        28 33 BLGBY UNION: Parramatu i Sydney club hooker Lance Walker was chosen to replacein)ured Wallaby hooker Bruce Malouf m the Australian teams tour of the British Isles
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        Super Borg
        25 33 TBNNB: Biorn Borg, of S^-wvWed a first-fame pob*. then played a al»o« ftawls» match to beat Q", <* Argentina. Edmonton chal Sf^*""*-** to Alberta
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        Bonnie upsets
        13 33 n. of Rumaaia. to the first! (WBiM.io-l. m Deer Creek, FkrtST^^
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        US charge
        29 33 la «y*«J. American Roscoe Tanaer »«f a charge of four fellow couatorawa into the second round of the USH7VMO Australian Indoor chamnian skip at the Horden PaviUioV-
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      106 33 FIFA ban 3 Brazilian youths SYDNEY, Tues. FIFA today banned three Brazilian players from international competition for up to one year following an incident at a match m the youth World Cup tournament on Sun- Defender Julio Cesar received the longest suspension of one year for repeated violence against Mexican
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      Lock icon Six England Test cricketers to play in S.Africa
      253 33 Six England Test cricketers to play in S. Africa CRICKET ROUND-UP JOHANNESBURG, Tues. Six England Test cricketers are preparing to play m a US$5O,OOO ($108,000) competition this week m South Africa, risking having their names added to a blacklist df sportsmen who have contacts with the country. Robin Jack man,
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      151 33 NEW YORK. Tues. The New York Yankees. Los Angeles Dodgers and Montreal Expos last night completed 3-2 victories by winning the final games m the Dest-of -five American Major Baseball league divisional playoffs. The Yankees beat the Milwaukee Brewers 7-3 to meet the Oakland Athletics
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      Lock icon Former aces may burn track again
      372 33 LONDON, Tues. Britain's former world motor racing champions Jackie Stewart and James Hunt have both received multimillion dollar offers to make a Formula One comeback next season. With two-time title winner Niki Lauda, of Austria, also considering a return, the trio could add a
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      Lock icon Finland win
      39 33 TAIPEI. Tues. Satu Pilkkikangas' second-half goal helped Finland to a 14 victory over Haiti m the 1981 world women's invitational soccer tournament here yesterday. In another match west Germany and India played to a goalless draw. AP.
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      Lock icon Sao Paulo 2-0
      29 33 SURABAYA. Tues The visiting Brazilian soccer team Sao Paulo defeated an Indonesian club Warna Agung 2-0 after a goalless first-half here m East Java yesterday. AFP
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      Portmen 5-1
      22 33 PORT AUTHORITY Recreation Club beat Ulu Pandan Refuse Plant team 5-1 m a friendly soccer match at Bukit Chermin yesterday.
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      Lock icon Pat leads
      34 33 TOKYO, Tues. America's 12 top women golfers, headed by Pat Bradley, will compete against their Japanese counterparts m the Pioneer Cup solf tournament from Nov. 1-3, apanese sponsors announced here yesterday -AP
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      Zainal, Ballard in second round
      584 34  -  PATRICK BASTIANS SINGAPORE STARS REGISTER TOUGH VICTORIES By K 1 #^^jf SINGAPORE'S Zainal Abidin and Stewart Ballard, after 35 days of hard squash m Pakistan and Sweden, struggled through to the second round of the Anchor Singapore Open squash championships at the Kallang Complex last
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      Singapore's hopes lie in Big Three
      526 34  -  ERNEST FRIDA By THE House of Dunhill Professional Golfers' Association championship, which starts this morning (8) at the Singapore Island Country Club s Bukit Course, is the last chance this year for a local pro to win an international tournament on home ground. Mayalagan
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      Legaspi partners Lim to win pro-am title
      382 34 IRENEO LEGASPI, of the Philippines, dislikes the Singapore Island Country Club's Bukit Course, reports ERNEST FRIDA. But it was on this very course yesterday that he won the House of Dunhill Professional Golfers' Association pro-am championship with Robert Lim, of Seletar Country Club,
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      Much Addo about something sporty
      355 34 HERBERT ADDO, 30, a Ghanaian professional football coach competing m the Anchor Singapore Open squash championships, swears that what his legs could not do for him m Britain, his hands did for him m Ghana, reports PATRICK BASTIANS In other words, while he did not
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      Now a name to an old way to win
      430 34  - Now a name to an old way to win WILFRED YEO By BET you were worked up last Sunday night watching the live telecast of the men's World Cup badminton singles final from Kuala Lumpur. Well, so were the many of us who watched Indian No. 1 Prakash Padukone as
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      Treat for shuttle fans
      140 34 SINGAPORE shuttle fans will be able to watch two of Thailand's Thomas Cup players m action when a 10-member Thai youth squad play friendly matches against their local counterparts at the Singapore Badminton Hall on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 reports WILFRED YEO. The two Thomas
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      187 34 WELL DONE SUTHB>MEES/Wff WINNKOF MAS4^GACHAMPIONSHIPI9BI pMAS and the Professional Golf Association thank all supporters JA for making this event a huge success Bl and we look forward to seeing Ha» you again next year. FlytheGoldenVforidofMASjM 1 98 1 malaysian airline systew^^jj^g Ariston. A valuable addition to your household. Now when
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      Competence of referees questioned yet again
      223 35 ANOTHER National Football League side have joined the growing ■flwamit of clubs questioning the competence of referees, reports JOE IH)R\I. The latest addition are Dtvtatoa Three club Balestier United, who have pro tested that Class Two referee* John Tan and A Ramasamy were not
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      Hashim takes on John Wayne role for Farrer Park
      199 35  -  WILFRED YEO By HEROES, contrary to Hollywood scripts, come m all sizes. Ana, for Farrer Park United last night, it was a most unHollywood star m the dark dimunitive Hashim Hoani Hashim s shooting was as accurate as John Wayne's m
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      Aussies' visit further delays NFL tourney
      199 35 THE visit of the West Australian national amateur team to Singapore at the end of the month is certain to put back further the already delayed National Football League Division One tournaIment. The Football Association of Singapore tourna- lion of Singapore tournament committee had
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      JTFC invite entries
      54 35 THE Jurong Town Football Club will bold an inter-compa-ny wven-a-stde tournament on Nov. IS at the Gloucester Barrack*. Entry forms are available from the Jurong Stadium or at 17, Tractor Road. Singapore 2362. The closing date for entries is Oct. 30. For further enquiries, contact Supplah KrUhnan
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      Sembawang sevens
      37 35 Sembawang sevens THE Sembawang Sports Club will hold a seven-a-slde soccer tournament at the Sembawang Shipyard sports complex on Nov 29 Closing date for entries U Nov 15. Further information is available from Jamaludden (Tel *****5. 257U230)
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      Double blow to national squad
      397 35  -  JOE DOR AI By Samad retires, Lazaroo out with knee injury THE Singapore soccer squad suffered two setbacks yesterday morning, though there was no training session at the Jalan Besar Stadium. The first blow was when left-back Jeffrey Lazaroo was taken to the Toa Payoh
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      Juniors hold Recs to draw with gutsy display
      258 35  - Juniors hold Recs to draw with gutsy display R. MANOR A J By THE Republic's Hong-kong-bound junior hockey squad played their guts out to draw 0-0 with Singapore Recreation Club, the Singapore Hockey Associations threetime Premier League champions, m their final warm-up match on the Padang yesterday. The juniors were
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      Lock icon OCM accept team list for Manila
      275 35 OCM accept team list for Manila KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A total of 245 participants from 17 sports associations have so far been approved by the Olympic Council of Malaysia for the South-east Asia Games m Manila from Dec. 6-15. The names of participants for two sports, athletics and shooting, have
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      Junie betters men's 800m freestyle mark
      233 35  - Junie betters men's 800 m freestyle mark JANICE SEAH By SINGAPORE'S darling of the swimming pool, Junie Sng, has assaulted the male ego once At the mini-Common-wealth Games m Brisbane this month, she clocked nine minutes 00.9 seconds for the 800 metres freestyle to shatter not only her national record
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      Nadine out of SEA Games
      263 35 Nadine out of SEA Games NATIONAL women's gymnastic champion Nadine Yap has been left out of the South-east Asia Games squad for Manila this December, reports JANICE SEAH. The 12-year-old Methodist Girls' School student, who will be sitting for her Primary School Leaving Examination from Oct. 2123, was dropped because
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      Narrow win
      33 35 PORT of Singapore Authority beat Telerec 2-1 In the Inter Statutory Board Games sepak takraw tournament at Bukit Chermin yertcrday. Other result Tennis HDB 4 PUB 1. SSC 5 JTC 0.
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      62 35 TODAY'S EVENTS GAMES lator-BUtaterv ImH: Sepak Takraw JTC v SSC. Soccer SCC v TAS (Bukit Che. mm. 5 15) GOLF PCAS Open (Bukit course. 7.30 a.m.). HOCKEY SWHA Opra Lmim: SRC v CSC (Padang. 5 10), SCC B v Police (Balesti er. 5.10). FrtwUly: Singapore President's XI (women) v St.
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    226 36 DK MOOTS POSSIBLE 'TALKS WITH VIETS' BANGKOK. Tim Thr Jtpofd Khmei Rouge tavvnaneat has raised the poasibtlitv of talks with its arch eneim Viet nam for the first time, reliable Cambodian ■aarcM amid today Tar sources said this aaasMMty was raised by the Khmer Rouge during tripartite talks on Oct
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    Lock icon Two missing in pier crash
    67 36 HONGKONG. Tucs Two people are miacuu and (eared dead after a Panamanian registered freighter smashed into a Hntfcoaw pier a* it was leaving tfce harbour the Gov -nunent lafcraution Service said today The Siiashine Island, a container ship loaded with gener al cargo, wrecked the
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    Lock icon Killer 'toy'
    29 36 JERUSALEM. Tues Three children died m southern Lebanon when a cluster bomb they found exploded as they played with it. a United Nattoas sposeantan said today UPI
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    Lock icon Workers at 40 plants go on strike
    357 36 Too late for Solidarity to halt action WARSAW, TiMMday WORKERS m about 40 factories m Poland went on strike, despite a Soviet warning that the deepening crisis affected the vital interests of all communist-ruled nations. An appeal by the executive committee of the
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    Lock icon British firms accused of 'divide and rule' policy
    290 36 British firms accused of 'divide and rule' policy KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE United Malays National Organisat.on (Umno) Youth wing has warned British companies m Malaysia to stop their practice of "divide and rule" m their businesses between bumiputras and non-bumiputras. National Umno Youth head, Datuk Haii Suhaimi bin Datuk Haji
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    81 36 THE Bnraramanga Stadia la Calaatfia waa the veaae at aa arataary aaeeer ganae •a Saaaay, on Ol the referee deeMed agatatt the laeal team. Earagea faaa rioted, taraiaf the afte* late aattiegraaaC agaliat tf— pa whs »waiuie4 the ■aeear Held to reatorti caatraL Fair people died aad
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    Lock icon Watan paper to show cause
    126 36 Watan paper to show cause KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The management of the bi-weekly Malay-language newspaper Watan has been asked to show cause why the newspaper should not be closed down. A Home Affairs Ministry spokesman said today that a letter demanding an explanation was sent yesterday. It followed the detention
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    44 36 $26 m grant JAKARTA. Tues. The Japanese Government has issued a US$l2 million (SC6 million) grant to Indonesia lor the Building of a btogas and alcohol energy research project and a model Irrigation system m the country, the Japanese Embassy announced here today. AFP.
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    Lock icon Chinese 2,000 years ahead of Columbus?
    110 36 SAN DIKUO, Taea. The Chiaeae may have sailed to CaUfarnte at toast IJH* yean hofare Christopher Caiamhns "aateaverea"' America 481 years aga, tw« setonflsto have sati. After stadylßc 11 huge st—es fanni atf Mather* CadfamU six yean aga. Prat James Mariarlty Mr Larry Ptorasa
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    30 36 BEIJING. Tun. Shanghai authorities have arrested tour men for distributing hundreds of leaflets proclaiming the formation of an organisation to overthrow the Chinese government, reports said today -UPI
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    Floods toll
    44 36 TAGUM. (Philippines), Tues. The final death toll m a mining village hit by flash floods m this southern province of Dayao del None would reach 300 if the more than 100 people still missing are given up as Head, officials said today.
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    38 36 BEIRUT, Tues. Palestine Liberation Organisation spokesman Majed Abu SKirar. killed by a bomb m Rome last Friday, was buried today m one of the biggest ceremonies held here by the PLO m recent years. Reuter
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      5 37 SECTION TWO The Straits Times
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      Down but not out
      809 37 Down*s Syndrome children are often condemned to a dismal life bereft of hope and any semblance of normalcy. Does It have to be so? Last month, we ran a story, A Ray Of Hope, on the promise offered by a new technique called Infant stimulation on
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      From a cell to a baby...
      208 38 ENVIRONMENTAL Praterttaa Halland Aad Belgian (Ck 5, 1 pan.): This week's faru to aa the prshle—i caaaed ky heavy industrial concntraUan around Kuturdam, the biggest part m the world, f smrnw z«*m la «a the many old building* that are left derelict la «*e
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      PICK of the DAY
      753 38 PICK of the DAY SBC 5 THE World We Share Mwitagae isUuid (Ck S, 5.31 p.m.): A documen- tary on the island in the south-east of New South Wales. The island was I once part of the Australian continent, but the sea level rose and there it is today. The
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        Celebration of Art
        744 39  -  RAVINDRAN VELOO Sankarabharanam (Tetogu film) Charity premiere show tonight 9.1S p.m.; Rax cinema; $20, $15, $10. $3 Previewed by Hereafter, don't be silly, stupid and childish. Music is dirine, whether it is Western or In- 4 dian. Famous singer Sastry chides a group of jazz musicians. I
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        Classical mould
        358 39  -  RADHIKA SRINIVASAN By THE avenge Indian cinema has always provided its viewers with slapstick, tearjerkers and fighting climaxes. Yet. from time to time, some extraordinary films have been shot, to shake the public from its deep slumber flaBiarafcfcri— is one such film, that leads one's thoughts beyond the
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        Tale of the ugly princess ...
        369 39  - Tale of the ugly princess KAMBAH SIRAT Dewi Pelinggam Cahaya Bangsawar, (Malay opera) Vie Theatre, Oct 17 A 18 8 pm $3, $4 Story by PATIENCE, keeping premises, beauty that mm n«f last Ung these are —me tt the mwii;w rsatilatd la a bMrngsuttan (Malay •■era) U be presented by
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        Violinist's radiant solo
        507 39  -  JOHN EDWARDS SSO concert (Oct 9) Reviewed by VISITING guest violinist, Aaron Rosand, was the sun at the centre of a mini musical universe at last Friday's SSO concert. He exuded a sort of solar artistic energy, which fired the orchestra and warmed the audience. Mr Rosand's
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        Tea with Vanessa
        1192 40  -  SUSAN STERN By Cheshire. Britain: I AM going to visit my ilaughter. my beautiful daughter, who was 14 some weeks ago I drive down the M 56. cross Knutsford. and alone the country lane* towards Holmes Chapel. We see the hospital tint on our left, turn the
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        1323 40 Learning step by step From Pag* On* ing. His reading and spelling are excellent. He still isn't very strong m maths, although he was given the basics a second time when he changed schools. Lan has, somehow, learnt phonetics. Says Mrs Ton: "You can give lan any book and he
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        The right to equality
        980 41  -  DR LINDA Y.C. LIM Singapore women: The debate continues... By W.H. ONG'S Focus article on women's role 'The Sunday Times. Oct 11) is curiously prejudiced m tone and lacking m facts and analysis. Amidst his confused, sometimes incoherent, and often self-contradictory polemics, the patient reader can
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        1201 41  -  GERALDINE HENG By Guest editor, Commentary The most extensive call for re-think- ing of the old sexual stereotypes was m fact made by a male psychologist and counsellor, and not by any of the women contributors. ON SUNDAY. October 11, The Sunday Times published along
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      Lock icon Breakthrough for the brain
      972 42 Breakthrough for the brain Nobel prize-winners Dr Roger W. Sperry, Dr David H. Hubel and Dr Torsten N. Wiesel were cited for their studies on the visual system m the brain. Their work, and the studies it generated, upset the conventional scientific thinking, held for decades, that the left hemisphere
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      696 42 Dr Torsten N. Wiesel IT WAS not an altogether joyous day for Torsten Nils Wiesel when a report er called to inform him that he had won a share of the Nobel Prize ir physiology or medicine, Dr Wiesei said: "On, no, I was afraid of that!" The
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      5 45 SECTION THREE The Straits Times
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        422 45 NOT •■!> are wHa sit la the cMMretft mMtJH, iMt tiM ll t*UtiM kmi Ike mm m 4 nmr) witt wMc* 1( cNMra tele* tkrlr eVftaAeSele^ei fciee#e»Tl*l eS A A VIOTIW Pfffr ItDlf Cm.: 0b peeper, Uk trlpto were avrttuOly tM eVBeaH for then
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        Goodbye, school chums and hello to a life of coffee cups
        678 46 6 My bws prepares the drinks while another w«rker and I serve the customers. Daring peak hears, 1 can be so busy that I forget the customers' orders. LaeUly, there Is another worker irl a really wast know how
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        Stop looking down on us!
        635 46  - Stop looking down on us! SERENE TAN By Pre-U 3; Un/ong Katong Girls School 4 The problem is, however, that people have double standards when it comes to the three-year course Pre-U students. This is unfair because whether or not we are "not so bright," doing a three year course
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          Let's learn MALAY
          636 48  - Let's learn MALAY Haron A.Rahman Lesson 1C Learn Malay: The easy way —By aasvfffgf ■^^aWv HH BHa^HaW* LT Literal Translation IT Idiomatic Translation Guide to pronunciatoion: Unlike English. Malay is a phonetic language although of late there has been a tendency to get away from the phonetic system, especially for
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          Budaya Melayu asli
          475 48 APAKAH dia kebodaya*n Melayu aaU Itu? Pada ssamya la adalsa kebndayajui slam Melayn sebelam kftdatugM ogams Hindu. Wslsapon terdspat pengarab ysng kmaX darl dns Umaddaii bessr Aste daa kebadsyssn-kebadsysan Bant ke ata* bsngss MeUyn, orsng-ersag Melsyn telah mengekslkAa setengsJi-Mtengsii sspek kebodsyssn sail mercka sendlri. Pste pertagkat Ul
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          Indigenous Malay culture
          887 48  -  H.A.NORAMI By I have a camera but no film. 3) Emak saya pergi ke klinik kerana dia sakit. My mother goes to the L clinic because she is sick. 4) Orang itu rajin tetapi Abu malas. That man is hardworking but Abu is lazy. 5) Orang itu
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        71 45 Pre-U 3 students are human, too Whether ar act we are "net sa bright," doing a three-year coarse dees not make as failures ar any less human, says SERENE TAN.And what's the life of a coffee-snap assistant like? FRANCIS OV reports. Page II Guess what happened before Islam came? Animism
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        761 47 of[ REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE PJ AIR FORCE The World At Your Feet Being an officer m the Republic of Singapore Air Force is not just another job A whole new life and a bright future await you when you join. So here is an opportunity that many of you have
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        511 47 PETROCHEMICAL CORPORATION OF SINGAPORE (PRIVATE) LIMITED, the upstream Company of Singapore's $2 billion petrochemical complex m Pulau Aver Merbau, invites applications from suitably experienced candidates for the following positions: DEPUTY PURCHASING MANAGER The successful candidate will be responsible to the Purchasing I Manager for local and foreign purchase, physical distribution
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        153 48 Safety Officer Brown Boveri Kent, a leading supplier of high-technology instrumentation and process Control Systems, invites application for the position of Safety Officer. To fulfil the requirements, the applicant shoflld be registered as a Safety Officer. Experience m a petrochemical/refinery environment would be of advantage. Remuneration is negotiable and will
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        285 48 VI/I&V The SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF V|LB> STANDARDS AND INDUSTRIAL JOT RESEARCH la looking for a suitably *IrmWK. qualified Individual to flit the po*t of: FINANCIAL ASSISTANT The Job: Debtors and creditors control Preparation of financial statements Invoicing control Verification of computer input documents Inventory control Requirements: A recognised degree m
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