The Straits Times, 7 November 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    Govt firm to import more pigs
    805 1  -  NGIAM TONG HAI Bid to bring down prices By 6 THE rapid rises in pig prices recently have sparred fanners into deliberately holding back their stock in anticipation of yet higher pig prices to be offered by the butchers. This has resulted in an
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    Lock icon Sir Omar hits out at Tunku over article in Star
    292 1 Sir Omar hits out at Tunku over article in Star BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Fri. Brunei has reacted angrily to a newspaper article by former Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman which said the protectorate's Sultan had demanded to be Malaysia's king during talks on joining its neighbour. The present ruler's
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    Lock icon Stop feud, Reagan tells Haig, Allen
    585 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has personally ordered Secretary of State Alexander Haig and National Security Adviser Richard Allen to end the feuding that Mr Reagan believes to be disrupting US foreign policy operations. As Mr Reagan gave the order to his two ranking
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    Lock icon Horsing around to prove a point
    110 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. Some American congressmen horse around m order to prove a point. Republican Representative Steven Symms of Idaho, determined to prove the slowness of the US mail, handed a letter to a courier on horseback on Monday morning at 10 o'clock. At the
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    'Plane' blaze put out in two minutes
    304 1 'Plane' blaze put out in two minutes THE shrill sound of Ore alarm shattered Chaagi Airport's usual morning calm and quiet as an aircraft went up In flames, seadlag up thick Mack smoke yesterday. The Man. Jus t off the runway at the northern part of the airport, lasted less
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    Govt welfare scheme for civil servants
    769 1 THESE are far more fundamental realities which will ultimately determine Vietnam's future la Cambodia these fundamental realities will lead slowly bat Inexorably to Vietnam seeking an honourable way oat of the quagmire that they have got Into. The process unfortunately is not perceptible enough
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    44 1 TEHERAN, Fri. Iranian spiritual leader AyatoUah RuhoLLah Khomeiny has advised Shiite Muslims against the practice of striking their heads with a sabre which draws blood during self-flagel-lation ceremonies. The practice was "not appropriate," he said m a statement issued today. AFP.
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    Jeya's win not the start of opposition move — Dhana
    448 1  - Jeya's win not the start of opposition move Dhana IRENE NGOO By FOREIGN Minister S. Dhanabalan yesterday said he did not see the victory of the Workers' Party s J. B. Jeyaretnam m the Anson by-election last Saturday as "a start of an opposition move" m Singapore. He expressed confidence
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    LATEST MAJOR OIL FIND IN BURMA
    61 1 LATEST MAJOR OIL FIND IN BURMA RANGOON. Fri. Burma today announced It had found three mater Inland •lUlelda with total recoverable reserve* of 1.4 billion barrels of debt, sulphur-free erode oil. Prime minister maung mating kha said that apart from the three fields, the state ail company had also located
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      103 1 HSSI Wkrsk MMMf^p«nlnnevHMF ;Ji mm 62 pages today Woman shot m $105,000 robbery Back Pag* Row m XL over armoured vehicles contract Page 13 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS S, 4, 5, C COMICS CAUSEWAY IS EDITORIAL II LETTERS 17 BACKGROUND 18 CLASSIFIEDS 23-31 SPORTS 55-» Spore pianist, daughter die m
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      584 2 4 Son Sann must be realistic' KHMER resistance leader Son* Sann must be realistic, said Foreign Affairs Minister S. Dhanabalan, and not expect that the communist Khmer Rouge leaders would go into self-exile. It is like going to a negotiating table and "asking the other party to commit suicide."
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        288 2 Eager Gaddafi THE quick pull out of Libyan troops from Chad has indicated that its leader, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, is eager to call off his 11-month intervention there. He had until Dec 31 to do so but ordered all his 10,000 men out within a week. Another surprise was that
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        124 2 Canada agreement CANADIAN leaders have settled the dispute over the nation's outdated British Constitution by agreeing on the changes but have angered Quebec's Premier Rene Levesque who rejected the compromise accord. This accord clears the way for Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau to ask Britain to transfer the Constitution the 1867
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        148 2 north of Beijing. But it is not expected to be operational for three or four years. The author of the article said China had mastered the technique of building nuclear missiles although "the Chinese Navy is largely composed of small outdated units which bar any major action on the high
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      COMMENT
      199 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: SOME contractors are bristling over the Labour Ministry's tough action in checking 3j on safety measures at construction tes. Regulation* have been laid down and it is the ministry's Job to see that they are complied with. There is no reason why there should be
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    • TIMES BUSINESS
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        252 2 SINGAPORE INDUSTRIALISTS LESS OPTIMISTIC BUSINESS confidence in the Republic's economy, it seems, is waning. The latest quarterly survey of industrial establishments by the Statistics Department, used as a barometer of business confidence in the Singapore economy, showed that expectations differ according to the industry concerned. Thus, the outlook remains bullish
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        63 2 DOWN BUT NOT OUT PRESIDENT Ne Win, Burma's leader for almost two decades, will be stepping down this month. However, despite relinquishing control of the Presidency, Ne Win will retain the chairmanship of the ruling Burmese Socialist Programme Party and shows no sign of relaxing the close attention to affairs
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        112 2 in six home matches. Another team with a good record is Nottingham Forest, which plays west Ham at home. Manchester United is likely to maintain its winning streak because it is playing bottom club Sunderland. Aston Villa faces Arsenal, whose inability to score has cost it dearly. Page 35 Rugby
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        103 2 Shining schoolboy SCHOOLBOY Marzukl Elias of Farrer Park United has been invited to try for a berth in the national soccer squad for the South-east Asia Games. Stopper Marzuki, 19, will join the team when it returns from the King's Cup tournament in Bangkok. He made his National Football League
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    • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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        144 2 Army deal put off MALAYSIA has decided not to sign a contract for 165 Belgian Sibmas armoured cars while some officers nave been asked to explain their wealth, reports the Far Eastern Economic Review. There had been allegations that tenders for the vehicles were rigged. Agents had charged that the
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        147 2 hospital later. Neighbours said the girl's uncle had run away from his "tigress" wife and the child was left with the aunt. LJm Kim Moi, 12, is lying in hospital with a blank look and swellings and bruises all over her body. She had been beaten, tied, starved and dragged
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        130 2 Success story SINGAPOREANS may soon hear a success story. The Metfo Manila Symphony Foundation, organiser of Concert At The Park has been invited to bring its music to our shores. Concert At The Park almost had to close shop because of financial problems and its musicians struggling without pay. Then,
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        159 2 eating the game with great pomp. The season starts with grouse and wild duck, to name a few and then goes to partridge and pheasant. The game has to be well, hung until the flesh is slightly nigh to get the flavour and tenderness. Wait until there is a greenish
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        163 2 next season, the society plans to use more locallyavailable films instead of costlier imports. Turmoil on record Page5 K.R. MENON came to Singapore in 1931 as a teacher. Today he is retired, rich and comfortable and has seen a lot of East Asia in Turmoil the title of his latest
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      265 2 THE RIGHT START YOU GIVE YOUR CHILD NOW LASTS A LIFE TIME. WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO I I START YOUR CHILD IN i MUSIC? j I /^S' f Achild's hearing, finger musclesandvocal X j^r I cordsdevelopdiffetenfiybetweentheoges j( j I of 4 and 7 His sense of hearing develops
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      Lock icon Boy 10 with ageing disease dies
      66 3 Boy 10 with ageing disease dies TKN-YEAR-OLD Russell Ed Dufour, a victim of an ageing disease, shown practising his drams jast 48 hoars before he died on Thursday. He died in his home in Gnlfport, Mlsslsslpi, of an apparent heart attack. Russell, who was only 78 cms in height and
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      Lock icon Saudis urge mutual recognition
      217 3 Saudis urge mutual recognition RIYADH, Fri. Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister Saud Al Faisal has called for mutual PalestinianIsraeli recognition, Soviet presence in Middle East peace negotiations and European abstention from the Sinai peacekeeping force. "There could be no peace without the recognition by both sides (the Palestinians and the Israelis)
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      Lock icon Indira begins 10-day tour
      55 3 NEW DELHI, Fri. Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi left today for Sofia to start a 10-day official tour of Bulgaria, Italy and France. Mrs Gandhi, making her third foreign tour m six weeks, will have wide ranging talks on bilateral and global issues with the leaders
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      Why Gaddafi opted for swift pullout Impact
      842 3  - Why Gaddafi opted for swift pullout Impact ONG MING SEING I By Associate Foreign Editor THE swift way m which Libyan strongman Colonel Mnammar Gaddafi acceded to Chad's demand this week tar a total withdrawal of his forces from its territory has surprised even the Chadian authorities. The following article
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      Lock icon Iraq: It is the month for truce
      98 3 I raq: It is the month for truce PARIS, Fri. Iraqi President Saddam Hussein yesterday proposed a ceasefire in the war with Iran for the remainder of the Islamic month of Muharram, according to a report by the Iraqi News Agency IN A monitored here. Yesterday was the ninth day
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      Lock icon Whites vote to open suburb to all races
      177 3 Whites vote to open suburb to all races CAPE TOWN, Friday WHITE residents of Cantantia, a well-to-do area of Cape Town, have voted overwhelmingly m an unofficial referendum to open their suburb to all races. The referendum yesterday was organised by their MP, Mr Roger Hulley, of the opposition Progressive
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      Lock icon Sham ham a big hit with the Lebanese
      98 3 PARIS, Frl. It's mutton, beef or turkey but tastes, looks and sniHl.s like ham Just the recipe for success In the oil-rich Middle East where pork Is so' frowned on for religious reasons. Sham ham, produced by an Industrialist In Bar Le
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      Lock icon Reagan aide for Asia
      61 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. Undersecretary of State Walter Stoessel will leave tomorrow on a two-week Asian trip for official talks m Japan, Oiina, Thailand and the Philippines, the State Department said yesterday. The department gave no details, saying only that Mr Stoessel would be discussing regional issues, East-West
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      Lock icon Laos agrees to talks
      48 3 BANGKOK, Fri. Laotian Foreign Minister Phoune Sipaseuth has accepted an invitation from his Thai counterpart, Air Chief Marshal Siddhi Savetsila, to hold talks on bilateral relations. Thai Foreign Ministry said yesterday that Mr Phoune would be m Thailand from Thursday to Nov 15. AFP
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      Lock icon Dali painting
      45 3 NEW YORK, Fri. A Salvador Dal' painting, "Accommodations of Desire," fetched the highest price, U*****,000, (5J997.500) at a two-day New York auction of mainly surrealist works of art which ended yesterday. Dali's 1929 masterpiece shows clams with various faces, including a lion's Reuter.
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      Lock icon Vote for big increases in 1982 EEC budget
      298 4 Vote for big increases in 1982 EEC budget STRASBOURG, (France), Friday THE European Parliament has voted for big increases in the European Economic Community's 1982 budget, defying appeals for austerity from the Council of Ministers representing EEC national governments. In a marathon voting session on more than 600 amendments yesterday,
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      167 4 Austrian minister says 'sorry' to Belafonte VIENNA, Fri. Austria's Trade Minister, Mr Josef Staribacher, yesterday officially apologised to American singer Harry Belafonte for an incident last week m which the singer was barred from entering a nightclub because of his colour. "It was inconceivable that something like that could have
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      Lock icon Stranded sub may have N-torpedoes says Sweden
      322 4 Stranded sub may have N-torpedoes says Sweden STOCKHOLM, Friday THE Soviet submarine that ran aground inside secret Swedish waters carried uranium-238 and m great probability eight nuclear- tipped torpedos, Sweden announced yesterday. Officials said the submarine was free to return to the Soviet Union. This morning, it was towed away
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      Lock icon Expulsion of 56 Reds adds to tension in Spain
      167 4 Expulsion of 56 Reds adds to tension in Spain MADRID, Friday X Spanish Communist Party has expelled ?mbers, adding to political tension m amid a crisis m the centre-right coalition government. Six central committe members and one party MP were among those expelled yesterday. They were all critics of party
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      Lock icon 13th game of chess finals deferred
      100 4 13th game of chess finals deferred ROME, Fri. World chess champion Anatoly Karpov and challenger Viktor Korchnoi adjourned the 13th game of their championship match tonight with the challenger, playing white, apparently m a winning position, chess grandmasters said. Korchnoi sealed his 42nd move. Karpov leads m the match by
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      Lock icon Doctor cleared of attempted murder of Mongol baby
      186 4 IN WHAT has been widely considered a test case In Britain, a Jury yesterday cleared a doctor of attempted murder for allowing an unwanted mongol baby to die. "Thank god," exclaimed child specialist Leonard Arthur, 55, when a Jury of six men
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      Di's baby will be 'most British'
      93 4 Di's baby will be 'most British' THE Princess of Wales, who is expecting a toby In Jane, leaving Mansion H«ose In London on Thnrsday after lunch with the Lord Mayor. The child will be second In line to the British throne. British genealogists Lord Teviot and Hagh Peskett later announced
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      Solidarity and govt to hold extensive talks
      271 4 Solidarity and govt to hold extensive talks WARSAW, Fri. The Polish Government a n < 1 the independent trade union Solidarity are to convene late next week for extensive bilateral talks on the range of Poland's social and economic troubles, Solidarity officials said last night. They also said the government
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      Lock icon Quebec rejects pact by Canada's leaders
      321 5 OTTAWA, Friday C iNADA'S leaders have settled a major political dispute by agreeing on changes to the country's outdated British constitution, but they aggravated the "Quebec problem" m the process. Premier Rene Levesque of Quebec, the only province with a majority of French-speakers, was
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      18 5 In other words... 61 never wear crown, It messes np my hair. 7 American First Lady Nancy Reagan.
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      Lock icon New Jersey poll result in balance
      117 5 NEW YORK, Fri. Results of an election for Governor of New Jersey hung m the balance today, with officials saying it might not be known for a week. In one of the closest contests of its kind m American history, a handful of votes
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        59 5 VIETNAM HAS promised Nicaragua's leftist government nearly 1,000 aircraft, most of them probably American-made helicopters captured when the Vietnam war ended m 1975, intelligence sources m Washington said yesterday. They said Vietnam had recently provided the Nicaraguan Government, which overthrew dictator Anastasio Somoza m 1979, with small
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        Lock icon $205 b deficit forecast
        72 5 PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN'S budget advisors estimate the federal deficit for next year will reach US$96 billion (SJ2OS billion), more than double the forecast Mr Reagan made only two months ago, sources said m Washington yesterday. The new Office of Management and Budget (OMB) forecast was handed
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        69 5 CUBAN PEARS of an attack by Americanbacked forces have triggered a crisis m the island bigger "than the one m 1962 over Soviet missiles," Mexico's leading newspaper columnist reported m New Mexico on Thursday. Ground-to-air missiles and heavy artillery have been deployed along the coast, tanks mobilised
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        78 5 US SECRETARY of State Alexander Haig has approved a new emphasis on human rights m American foreign policy, the New York Times said on Thursday. It said a memorandum suggested existing impressions that the administration was failing to pay much attention to human rights were hurting the
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        66 5 PROM JAN M all Australian ships will no longer be registered as British as they have under the British Merchant Shipping Act for more than 100 years, Transport Minister Ralph Hunt announced m Canberra yesterday. For the first time a distinctive Australian nationality will be granted to the
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        92 5 CHINA'S COMMUNIST Party newspaper the People's Daily, said m Beijing yesterday that the recent revival of regular stints of manual labour for senior officials is meeting with widespread opposition. It said more than 10,000 central government officials were performing physical labour each weekend m Beijing, out "a
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      78 5 WASHINGTON, Fri A twinengine Piper Aztec plane, apparently attempting an emergency landing n mist and fog at a Shopping Center parking lot, crashed into a Sears, Roebuck and Company car service centre yesterday injuring five people. Authorities said four people three adults and a child
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      70 5 MOSCOW, Fri. A new work by President Leonid Brezhnev, entitiled "Reminiscences," will be published m the next issue of the literary magazine, Novy Mir, Tass news agency reported yesterday. Tass said the work deals with the period of land collectivisation m the early 1930 and serves as
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      73 5 CAPE CANAVERAL, Fri. The Space Shuttle Columbia will not fly before next Wednesday at the earliest and its lubricating oil problem could keep it on the ground two weeks or longer. Launch Director George Page said yesterday. Mr Page said the oil contamination problem, which scuttled
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      Hotel owner leaves $2.7 m estate to janitor in will
      206 5 Hotel owner leaves $2.7 m estate to janitor in will MINNEAPOLIS, Friday A MINNEAPOLIS janitor stands to become a wealthy man if a court upholds the will of a hotel owner who left him his entire estate of US$l.3 m (552.7 m). In a will written just five hours before
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      308 5 WASHINGTON, Fri. THE Senate last night approved a U*****.7 billion defence authorisation bill that gives Congress the right to veto President Ronald Reagan's decisions on the MX missile and new B-l bomber. The 1982 authorisation bill, worked out by a House of RepresentativesSenate
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      Lock icon China sub can fire N-missiles, says report
      176 6 PARIS, Friday CHINA has launched its first nuclearpowered submarine designed to fire 12 nuclear strategic ballistic missiles, an authoritative French publication said today. The latest edition of Flottes De Combat (Combat Fleets), a study of world naval fleets published every two years, said
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      Lock icon Judge who took gifts from lawyer sacked
      178 6 Judge who took gifts from lawyer sacked TOKYO, Fri. A Tokyo district court assistant judge, Katsuyuki Tanlai lost his job today when the Diet (Parliament) Court of Impeachment dismissed him because he received 300,000 yen (U552,730) worth of gifts from a lawyer, representing a bankruptcy case before his court. The
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      317 6 Waldheim still favoured to win third term in office UNITED NATIONS, Friday DR KURT Waldheim, vetoed eight times by China, is still narrow favourite for a third term as UN Secretary General but may not win before December, diplomats said today. If he fails because of China's demand that the
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      198 6 Maoist Afghan guerillas captured: Report NEW DELHI. Fri. Afghan security farces have captured the leaders «f m small pro-BH}-log resistance gronp and seixed arms and ammunition, Kabul Radio reported yesterday. the radio, monitored m New Delhi, did not name the leaders bat Identified the group as Paikar. Dissident sources here
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      124 6 ROME, Fri. FOR more than 800 years the Leaning Tower of Pisa has looked as though it is about to fall over. Now the Italian Government is planning to spend 15 billion lire (about Ss2s million) to make sure it doesn't. Scientists who meas-
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      Sultan of Brunei marries former air hostess
      137 6 Sultan of Brunei marries former air hostess BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Fri. The Sultan of Brunei has taken a second wife, an attractive former Royal Brunei Airlines air hostess. The latest issue of the Borneo Bulletin said the announcement came over a television broadcast over Radio Brunei on Tuesday evening and
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    Son Sann can't look to power served on a platter: Dhana
    1060 8 KPNLF LEADER 'MUST BE REALISTIC ANTI-COMMUNIST Khmer resistance leader Son Sann cannot expect to be given "power and authority on a platter," but must be realistic and practical m his approach, Foreign Affairs Minister S. Dhanabalan said yesterday. He
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    WORKER PEDDLED DRUGS IN HOSPITAL HALL
    217 8 WORKER PEDDLED DRUGS IN HOSPITAL HALL A TECHNICIAN, who trafficked m heroin m the waiting hall of Mount Elizabeth Hospital, was Jailed for five years by a district Judge yesterday and ordered to be given five strokes of the cane. The court heard that Freddy Thalw Ban Seng, ZS, a
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    Free course in Arabic offered
    77 8 Free course in Arabic offered THE Muslim Missionary Society Singapore is offering a free correspondence course m Arabic or Quaranic language for three months, to usher m the Muslim year 1402. Teachers for the course have degrees from Islamic universities m the Middle East, including Saudi Arabia. Registration closes on
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    Chua attends dinner
    63 8 HOME Affairs Minister Chua Sian Chin last night represented Singapore at a dinner to commemorate the 64th anniversary of the Soviet Union. He was received by the Soviet Ambassador. Mr Fedor Potapenko, at the Soviet Embssy at Nassim Road. Mr Chua was accompanied by Dr Tan Cheng
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    Deepavali 'do'
    32 8 PROFESSOR S. Jayakumar. Minister of State (Law and Home Affairs), will be the guest-of-honour at a Deepavali cultural night at Radln Mas community centre on Nov 14 at 7.30 p.m.
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    Graduation
    26 8 THE Onraet and Tanglin community centre's management committee will hold a kindergarten graduation ceremony at the Tanglin community centre on Nov 14 at 7.30 p.m.
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    Appeal sets off flood of calls
    190 8 LITTLE Tan Peck Koon's touching appeal m sign language for volunteer teachers for her and her friends paid off yesterday. Caring Singaporeans jammed the switchboard of the Singapore Association for the Deaf with offers to help teach the group of deaf pre-school-ers. All had
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    ONE-TIME PAYMENT
    82 8 ONE-TIME PA YMENT THE premium payable under the Central Provident Fund's Home Protection Insurance Scheme is a onetime payment and will cover a CPF member for the outstanding amount of his mortgage during its duration or until he reaches the age of 55. The board issued a statement to clarify
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    Harry Crabb, 42, dies in Britain
    326 8 Harry Crabb, 42, dies in Britain FORMER Singapore radio personality and news reader, Mr Harry Crabb, has died m Britain, where he emigrated to with his two children three years ago. He was 42. It is understood that his brother informed his former wife. Madam Pinkie Leong, 38, of the
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    Hearing of application by ex-JTC secretary put off
    188 8 Hearing of application by ex- JTC secretary put off THE High Court yesterday postponed hearing of an application by the former secretary of the Jurong Town Corporation, Mr Anwar Dawood Mohamed Siraj, against the JTC chairman, Mr Tang IFang. Mr Justice Sinnathurav ordered hearing to be adjourned on grounds that
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    Boss of the Year award
    58 8 THE Singapore Association of Personal and Executive Secretaries will today present the Boss of the Year award. The award, presented every two years, is m recognition of the cooperation ana support which bosses have given to the professional advancement of their secretaries. The celebration will
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    Lift molest report
    58 8 POLICE are investigating a report of a six-year-old girl said to have been molested by a man m a lift m Block 22. Balam Road, on Wednesday. Police said the girl and the man were alone m the lift. Her cries attracted several residents. When the lift
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    Parents too can join in fun and games
    234 9 Parents too can join in fun and games IT WILL be fun time for parents and children at a charades competition to be held at the Queenstown Branch of the National Library next month. Contestants will be given 70 seconds each to act out titles of fiction, story books and
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    On lifts and escalators
    58 9 THE Building Department of Ngee Ann Technical College wfll conduct a 12-week course on Lift and Escalator Main tainence. The 70-hour course will begin on Dec 1, and costs $270. Application forms are available from the Building Department at Ngee Ann Technical College. For more details,
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    Talk on skills in marketing
    50 9 THE Marketing Institute of Singapo-e will hold a talk on effective communication skills m marketing at the Century Park Sheraton on Nov 14 at 1 p.m. The speaker is Mr Tony Johnson, general manager (sales) of Hewlett Packard Singapore (Pte) Ltd. Telephone *****76 for details.
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    All SAF personnel must now wear uniform
    286 9 All SAF personnel must now wear uniform ALL SINGAPORE Armed Forces pertionnel, Inrodlng dor ton and teachers ported to government departments, will hitve to wear army uniform. A circular to ill SAF units recently also said that those who are assigned to non-combat duties owing to medical reasons will have
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    Topathon
    39 9 THE Singapore Gasing Federation will hold a Singapore open championship and Topathon tomorrow at 9 a.m. at the gasing court m Commonwealth Avenue West. It will also mark the official opening of the gasing court, Saujana. m Clementi.
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  • Article
    Stop treating negotiating table as war zone: Chee Onn
    610 9 The negotiating table Is not a combat zone bat a place for thorough exploration of matters brought there, a place for exchange of views and proposals, and to chart a course which will take the enterprise and its members to higher
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    Industrial ties a 'matter of survival'
    267 9 Industrial ties a 'matter of survival' SINGAPORE cannot afford a British-type industrial relations climate, typified by confrontational and hostile management-union relations, said National Trades Union Congress deputy secretarygeneral Dr Wan Soon Bee. With no natural resources and dependent on foreign investment for survival, Singapore must maintain a harmonious industrial relations
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    Discussion on accounting
    70 9 THE secretary-general of the Institute of Administrative Accounting and Data Processing (Britain), Mr D.W. Bradley, will be m Singapore on Nov 25 He will meet local members on Nov 28 at the Cockpit Hotel to discuss accounting and data processing. Those Interested can write to the honorary
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    Housewife robbed of $48,000 jewellery
    104 9 Housewife robbed of $48,000 jewellery THREE robbers, one armed with a knife, held up a housewife and escaped with $900 and jewellery worth. $48,000 on Thursday. Mrs T.C. Cheah, 31. was m a room m her two-storey house m Wiltshire Road, off East Coast Road, when she was awakened at
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    Free show
    44 9 THE Marine Parade branch library will screen Around the World m 80 days at the library's auditorium on Nov 14 at 10 a.m., 3 p.m. and 6.30 p.m. Tickets are available fret? of charge at the adult information counter from next week.
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      712 10 Fascinating November Notes from The Mandarin Singapore "Ml excite your senses Entertainment NeWS Flash I and The Belvwlere Supper Club The Library Shirley Tan and Victor Khoo It'll rl-,77lpun.irpvp<; i Christina Ong. The Belvedere Trio and The will liven up your spirits. While DJ Belinda ii uudzzieyuui eye» rtrs*| Green
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    Swoops a blow to new ties, say builders
    357 11 Swoops a blow to new ties, say builders CONTRACTORSyesterday charged that the Labour Ministry's latest crackdown on their errant counterparts at worksites was a "total reversal" of a new suggested relationship between contractors ana government officials. In a statement, the Singapore Contractors Association said on-the-spot fines on contractors who flout
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  • YOUR WEEKEND READING
    • The Sunday Times
      • Article
        ANSON — REACTIONS
        36 11 ANSON REACTIONS LAST weekend's by-election has been food for conversation m many homes and offices. But what did the world at large think of it and write about it. FOCUS this week looks at some reactions.
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        Peace Of Mind
        47 11 LAST Saturday, doctors, psychologists and others got together to talk about a subject very much on the minds of Singaporeans mental health, effective parenting, adolescence, all the problems that plague modern Singapore. This week, we look at some of the problems and the solutions.
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        Can You Take Criticism?
        50 11 NOBODY likes to be criticised. Our reactions vary. Some can accept it gracefully. Others will ignore" it. Still others will overact and turn nasty. Some will even collapse, feeling their personality has been blown to bits. How about you? Find out m THE SUNDAY TIMES tomorrow.
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        Senator Redford?
        39 11 IF REAGAN caa do It, why cant other acton. Our Hollywood correspondent says Ed Asner may run for Governor of California and Robert Bedford for US Senator. Didn't they play these roles before? Read on In Weekender...
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        Food For Thought
        49 11 OUR food columnist this week looks at low-calorie diets for those who want to know what to avoid and yet remain healthy and well fed. Also our reviews of the two giants m cinema attractions now: Clash of the Titans &nd Raiders of the Lost Ark.
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    • Sunday Nation
      • Article
        Anson: The Untold Story
        109 11 TOMORROW, m two pages of pictures and story, THE SUNDAY NATION presents the untold drama of Jeya's night of victory. What Mr Goh Chok Tong said when he saw the PAP candidate, Mr Pang Kirn Hin, coming down from the counting hall; the defeated candidate's wife's
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        Dazzling creations
        76 11 THE SUNDAY NATION brings you a preview of prize-winning Jewellery designs that show how far Singapore lags behind the craftsmen and designers of Hongkong. Forty-four entries were submitted from Singapore In a recent South-east Asian contest. None won. Hongkong took all the prizes. The winning entries will be
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        SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS
        89 11 UM SEOK HI I, the national champio 1, is obviously Singapore's top women's squash prospect. But we shouldn't put her on a pedestal, TAY CHENG KHOON says Singapore's tennis players may well beat the Thais if they're drawn against each rther m this year's South-east Asia Games, acroiding
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        OTHER HIGHLIGHTS
        26 11 WHY men read women's magazines. FLAMINGO Road's snperbitoh has a nice side a look at Morgan Falrrhlld. TOURING Australia by mil a first-person acconat.
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        Photo contest results
        44 11 THE ASIA MAGAZINE announces the results of its photography contest. My Town. Find out how SUNDAY NATION readers fared and who sent the top entry. And don't miss the Singapore Hyatt Hotel' s tales of the unexpected m the same issue.
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  • Article
    Finns here on 4-day trade visit
    79 11 Finns here on 4-day trade visit A FINNISH parliamentary delegation flew m last night for a four-day visit to improve their trade prospects here. The seven-member mission will have discussions with the Economic Development Board today It Is led by the former Defence Minister Mr Ingvar Melin who now heads
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    Life-saving classes
    55 11 LIFE-SAVING classes for beginners will be held at the Van Kit Swimming Pool every Monday and Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. from Nov 16. Ring Henderson community centre for details. It will also hold volleyball training sessions every Sunday from 8 to 11 a.m. at Tiong Bahru
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    Lock icon Trial put off
    32 11 HONGKONG. Fri. The trial of Amos Dawe, 46, a former Singapore financier, has been adjourned until Monday because Dawe is ill. He faces fraud charges involving HKS92 million -Reuter.
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    Ads that do not tell all top list of grouses
    406 11 Advertisers of electrical appliances singled out MISLEADING advertising has topped the complaints received by the Advertising Standards Authority of Singapore (Asas) so far this year. And many of the allegations of advertisements that did not tell quite the whole truth
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    S'pore pianist dies in crash
    205 11 A TOP Singapore concert pianist and her teenage daughter were killed m a car crash near Paris on Wednesday night. Miss Florence Wong Soon Kin, 55, and daughter Taniata, 16, died instantly m a head-on crash with another car. Miss Wong and her daughter were
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    Holdridge holds talks with Raja and Dhana
    267 11 Holdridge holds talks with Raja and Dhana US Assistant Secretary of State John Holdridge yesterday met Foreign Minister S. Dhanabalan and Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs) S. Rajaratnam to discuss "matters of mutual interest," a US Embassy spokesman said. Mr Holdridge, here on an official visit, is to meet
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon 15 injured as bus rolls down slope
      128 13 15 injured as bus rolls down slope FIFTEEN people were Injured when this ban, they were travelling In, skidded and rolled down 17 m slope near the District Omee In Klang en Thursday. The bos, bound for north Klang, was negotiating a bend when the accident happened. Pftssereby helped the
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      Lock icon Pahang MB
      42 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad said he will make an announcement on the position of Pahang Mentri Besar Haji Abdul Rahim Bakar tomorrow after the United Malays National Organisation (Umno) supreme council meeting. AFP.
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      Lock icon For training
      28 13 PENANG, Fri. Indonesia U studying the possibility of sending its dental students for training m Malaysia, visiting Indonesian Health Minister Dr Suwardjono Surjaningrat said today. AFP.
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      Lock icon Battered daughter shock for woman
      185 13 BATU PAHAT, Fri. Several years ago a destitute Malaysian widow gave away her only daughter, Lim Kirn Moi, to her brother with the request that he look after her like his own child. When the woman saw her daughter again a few days ago she
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      KL stops deal to buy Belgian armoured vehicles: Report
      542 13 HONGKONG, Friday THE Malaysian Government has stopped the planned signing of a contract to buy 165 Belgian Sibmas armoured vehicles and a number of officers have been asked to explain their wealth, the Far Eastern Economic Review reported m its latest
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      Act won't be repealed
      55 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The government will not repeal the Societies (Amendment) Act, 1981, despite opposition from many organisations. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said Replying to a question, Oatuk Musa, who is also the Home Minister, said that the government had no intention of reviewing
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      Lock icon Cancelling of British mission angers Malaysia
      162 13 Cancelling of British mission angers Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The London Chamber of Commerce's decision to call off its trade mission to Malaysia has been described as another example of British intransigence with regard to trade and investment m this country. Malaysian officials said yesterday that the action once again
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      Boat for sale
      38 13 JOHORE BARU, Fri. Tbe government is to sell the $1.26 million boat belonging to the Customs and Excise Department which has been left unused at tbe Johore Straits since its delivery several years back. Bemama.
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      Lock icon Harun warns party of Red tactics
      272 13 Harun warns party of Red tactics ALOR STAR, Fri, UNITED Malays National Organisation vicepresident Datuk Haji Harun Idris yesterday warned Umno members not to fall prey to communist tactics aimed at winning their hearts and minds. "Umno members should never let themselves be used by these elements (who are trying)
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    PUB forms group of 12 'water watchers' to keep tabs on running taps
    429 14 A TEAM of 12 "water watchers" from the Public I tillttcs Board is now keeping tabs on running taps. They will act as a water conservation team to keep a close watch on consumers' habits and water
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    High Court orders arrest of grandma
    134 14 High Court orders arrest of grandma THE High Court yesterday ordered the arrest of a grandmother over a complaint by her son-in-law regarding the custody of her five-year-old grandson. Madam Phulmati Dcvi is alleged to have breached an order, made on July 27 by Chief Justice Wee Chong Jin, directing
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    Not all's well with QCs in Japan—prof
    359 14 Not all's well with QCs in Japan prof '9 PER CENT OF THOSE INVOLVED ARE BORED' EVEN m Japan, quality control tides are plagued with problems like waning interest, difficulty m finding the time and place to meet and the lack of support from workers, especially the younger and older
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    A tale of two traits and our workers' great expectations
    410 14 A tale of two traits and our workers' great expectations TAKE a Singaporean worker. Send him for a course to upgrade his skills. When he's through, he expects a raise... That is the typical reaction employers can expect from the materialistic local worker, said some personnel executives at the seminar,
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    Five little words that sum up quality control
    263 14 Five little words that sum up quality control QUALITY control has r.o room for the likes of Sherlock Holmes, snooping about looking for "scapegoats and sacrificial lambs." Mr Eugene Yap, chairman of the Singapore Quality Reliability Association, said yesterday: "The Sherlock Holmes style of quality control, with the master detective
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    Labourer dies after being beaten up
    73 14 Labourer dies after being beaten up TAN WEE HOCK, 21, a labourer, died at the Singapore General Hospital at 7.45 a.m. afer he was assaulted by three men at the car park of the Apollo Hotel yesterday. Police said Mr Tan had earlier gone to a nightclub and was returning
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    Salesman on CBT charge
    78 14 LIM Lorn Siang, 32, was yes terday charged with committing criminal breach ot trust involving $40,150 between November last year and March this year m his capacity as a sales representative. The charge alleges that he committed the offence at the Cycle and Carriage (Enterprises) Pte
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    Dhana's date
    34 14 CULTURE and Foreign Al (airs Minister S. Dhanabalan will present trophies and awards to recipients of the Singapore Cultural Foundation at Development Bank of Singapore auditorium on Nov 16 at 8 p.m.
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    Surveyors fear drop in standards
    355 14 Surveyors fear drop in standards PROFESSIONAL land surveyors are concerned that the standards m their profession may drop if the Land Surveyors' Board accords equal professional status to those who pass the Singapore Polytechnic's three-year, part-time diploma course. This is their response to the Polytechnic's proposal to conduct a Land
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    Jeya's tour of thanks
    41 14 THE secretary-general of the Workers' Party, Mr J B Jeyaretnam, will tour Anson constituency tomorrow to thank residents (or voting him into Parliament. The tour will start at Block 133 m Jalan Bukit Merah at 10 a.m.
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    Two youths charged with murder
    137 14 TWO youths were charged m court for murder m separate cases yesterday. Rozaini bin Sumali, 16. was charged with the murder of Lee Kok Soon. 16, at the playground between Block 46 and 47, Circuit Road, between 10.26 p.m. on Nov 4 and 6.05 a.m.
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  • The Straits Times says...
    • Article
      No cause to be upset
      331 16 SOME contractors are bristling over the Labour Ministry's latest "surprise" move to check up on safety provisions at construction sites. They are annoyed over what they consider is "high-handed and arbitrary" behaviour by the ministry's inspectorate unit. Of course, no one expects contractors to be
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      Plastic aplenty
      78 16 MARK the words of Forum contributor, M.D. (see opposite page), we must rid ourselves of the scourge of plastic bags visited upon modern cash-and-carry societies. Trooble is, people may have grown used to the luxury of cheap disposable bags. Perhaps retailers should consider deducting the cost of such
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    Balance of swine power shifts from butcher to farmer
    1459 16 Balance of swine power shifts from butcher to farmer BEHIND THE HEADUNES By JOHN DRYSDALE of The Times Organisation Supply and demand position started to change two years ago 4 Two reasons for the tightness (of supply) are, first, that a prolonged period of diminishing profits has discouraged t some
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    T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane
    474 16 T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane HEA VENL V PALACE THE Five Generations' Heavenly Palace. No, that's not the name of some Chinese tem§le but of Church treet m Chinatown. It is a literal translation j from the old picturesque Hokkien name for the street: Goh Tai Thian Kiong. A
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      Better parts and mechanics needed
      725 17 Better parts and mechanics needed Should car workshops guarantee repair jobs? workshops j to guarantee] (rej^ai^Jobs^l ST, Oct 2S 1 REFER to the report "Vicom wants workshop to guarantee repair jobs"' by Edmund Teo (ST, Oct26). Mr Yap Ghim Chui seems to have revolutionary ideas which, when* fully implemented, would
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      All about Rama-Hari
      239 17 CONGRATULATIONS to your reviewer of "RamaHari" for a most illuminating and fairly balanced review. For all members of our family of people ranging m age from 12 to 51 years, it was an exhilarating experience. The ballet was full of verve and vitality. We have seen Ramaya-
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      Operas out of reach of ordinary folk
      165 17 MY wife and I are ardent lovers of the Cantonese opera. Bui the ticket prices for good Cantonese operas are making it impossible for us to continue attending them. Ever since the former "old" Kreta Ayer Theatre was demolished and the "new" one
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      A nuisance in every shape and colour
      291 17 IN EUROPE, we have our campaigns, too, and some years ago, there was a great movement all over Europe and especially m the Federal Republic of Germany the slogan was "Jute statt Plastik." You may know enough German to understand the meaning: you
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      Lack of balanced political opinions
      377 17 READING Mr Chua Chuan Seah's letter "Challenge from Communism" (ST, Oct 31) reminded me of the deplorable absence of balanced political opinion amongst that small section of Singaporeans which takes any interest m international affairs. While most of them accept news material fed to them
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      C'mon down to earth
      138 17 THE COLD war between the United States and the Soviet Union seems to be escalating and a nuclear war between them is now on the balance and could be triggered off if one side misjudges the other side. It will also take only one man to
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      Ne Win paving way for successor
      1215 18 Ne Win paving way for successor NICHOLAS CUMMING-BRUCE makes a journey to Rangoon 4 No human being can escape getting old, becoming sick and eventually dying it would be most improper if I were to relinquish my responsibilities only on death. 7 President Ne Win on his withdrawal from politics
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      Man who promotes better US-Asean relations
      732 18  - Man who promotes better US-Asean relations TAN LIAN CHOO By Our Diplomatic Correspondent MAN IN JffJgWS, THERE is perhaps no other person m the Reagan administration more equipped than Mr John Holdridge, Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, who understands all of Asean's political wishes over
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  • TIMESBUSINESS
    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        Loan for NEB
        92 19 SINGAPORE-BASED Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEA) Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken of Sweden, has successfully arranged for a Swiss franc-denomi-nated loan for Malaysia's National Electricity Board. The loan is for financing the cost of switchgears for the board's transmission projects. The eight-year loan, worth $20,075
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        MUI capital
        95 19 MALAYAN United Industries Bhd will increase its authorised capital from MS2OO million (*****.8 million) to Msl billion. At an extraordinary general meeting held recently, a resolution to create an additional 800 million shares of Msl each was passed. Subject to the approval of the Capital Issues Committee, a
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        UOB rights
        94 19 UNITED Overseas Bank Ltd has announced that acceptances received for the bank's recent one-in-four rights issue at $3 per share totalled 65,034,484 shares, or 98.91 per cent of the total number of new shares to be issued. Excess applications amounted to 3,931,941 shares or 5.98 per cent of
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        DBS lowers rates
        74 19 THE Development Bank of Singapore announced the lowering of its prime lending and deposit rates yesterday. From today, prime will be 14 per cent from 14.5 per cent previously. Savings is down 0.5 per cent to 11.5 per cent. Autosave pays 11 per cent (11.5 per cent
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        Tokyo gold exchange
        86 19 TOKYO, Fri. The planned Tokyo gold exchange, the first of its kind m Japan, will go into operation around mid-January next year after approval is obtained from the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti) next month, a ruling party official said yesterday. Mr Etzaburo Saito, chairman
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        91 19 BRUSSELS, Fri. The Rank hotel group of London will sell two luxury hotels the Royal Windsor m Brussels and the Westminster m Paris to Far East Hotels and Entertainment Ltd of Hongkong, it was announced here yesterday. Far East will officially take charge of the two hotels
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        100 19 HONGKONG, Fri. China will produce more than 3.3 million tonnes of sugar m the refining season that has just started. This was announced m Beijing yesterday by Mr Huang Xiaoshan, deputy head of the Food Processing Industry Bureau of the Ministry of Light Industry, at the closing
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      SHELL TO IMPROVE PHONE NETWORK ON BUKOM
      187 19 SHELL TO IMPROVE PHONE NETWORK ON BUKOM SHELL Eastern Petroleum at Pulau Bukom will spend $8.25 million to speed up eommunicatioris within the island. Bukom, the largest refinery here, has started to modernise and expand its telecommunications system. The project will be ready by about the middle of next year.
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      654 19 KUAXA LUMPUR, Fri. The local insurance industry has not been able to justify Its existence for a number of decades by establishing an equally viable and efficient organisation to handle the needs of the nation m the wake of sophisticated industrial development. Putting this
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      Industrialists take a dim view of future
      568 19  -  SOH TIANG KENG RESULTS OF QUARTERLY SURVEY By BUSINESSMEN'S confidence m the Singapore economy appears to be waning. The latest quarterly survey of business expectations found industrialists "less optimistic" about their business performance for the six months from October this year to March
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      Textile firms look to Sri Lanka for staff
      607 19  -  WONG MAI YUN By SEVERAL textile firms here have started to employ Sri Lankan workers m increasing numbers to ease Singapore's labour shortage. Textile firms which have recruited or intend to recruit Sri Lankan workers said there is no cost of recruitment
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      254 19 Call for single EEC textile quota LONDON, Fri. The European Economic Community (EEC) must limit imports from all low-wage countries with one comprehensive quota, Mr lan MacArthur, the head of the British Textile Confederation, said yesterday. At a meeting of industrialists at Huddersfield, Yorkshire, he also said the future quota
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      Share index registers 10-point gain
      418 19 SINGAPORE: Share prices clmed general higher on bn\lng support tn the afternoon In moderate trading. Straits Trading rose 39 cento to $B.M, I niu-d Motor Works 2C U> $5.H, Development Bank 25 to $7.75 and Public Bank M to $7.M. Elsewhere, Fraser and Neave, Gentlng,
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        64 19 S T P 1976 Spore Land I C B Grand Central Straits Trading Public Bank Veneer Prod L' M W DBS H Leonf Fin Times Pub Magnum Corpn S Hhm Shangri-La Sealion 680 950 810 434 800 700 182 900 •TO 640 M0 390 410 730 550 50 45
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        23 19 Sime Darby Faber Merlin Promet U M W Gentings Total turnover: 5.08m Total value: $19 12m 620.000 371,000 335.000 226.000 160.000
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        30 19 BT Indicator: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations OCBC: SESInd. *****2 654.69 1404.76 1063.57 646.42 334.50 883.35 656.50 589.44 *****7 665.27 1430.54 1082.& 653.84 334.05 883.27 tiM> Vi 59»63
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      67 19 BooAtcad BM Gvlbbcor +2 (iothrip BM Haw Par +16 Paa-Elec +10 lachcape BM I 4 MTC +10 Metal B«x NBT ->-4 Nat Iran PMC Peril* Plant 20 Prima -5 RaMasMfi -6 ttetfcinaas +15 +10 C*C *5 CCM -2 CaMSUrage -6 Ihinloplnd +4 Em* +25 FAN +5
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      2422 20 IMll STKIA1 OOWnMttl lDrtl I.,m Div IliKh low («mpan> Sale or- Net Vnl Day ."nil. High Low 494 248 Aima Mat +8 14.5 115 115 Alcom 115 4.8 350 130 Allied Choc 169 «5 7.0 312 150 BAT 198xd +7 45.5 420 306 Bata 310 22.0 200
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      211 20 KUALA LUMPUR: Peninsular Malaysia rubber output fell to 130,794 tonnes m August from a revised 445,324 m July but was slightly above the 130,410 m August 1980, the Statistics Department reported. The drop m August was attributed to lower production m both the estates and
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      Afternoon buying takes prices up
      682 20 ACTIVE buying brought share prices sharply higher across the board at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday after a cautious start. Trading opened slightly mixed against overnight levels bat prices then began to climb as the bolls returned. At mld-da>, the Straits Times Industrial Index
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      195 20 SINGAPORE INTT TRUST (Maaacen- prleea far Nay 9) The Commerce 2.95 3.10 The Savlngx Fund 1.72 1.81 Spore Prog Fund 1.29 1.35 Spore Sec Fund 1.93 2.03 Spore Invest Fund 1.01 1.06 Spore Equity Fund 1 28 1.34 ASIA UNIT TRUST (Maaagera' prtrea far Nay 9) Mai Invest
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      1670 20 Singapore BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board
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      1383 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. MMJBTBIALS Aleaai (1 SB 1.305) (1) 1.31 (1) 1.30 (1) 1» A Ckae
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        271 20 HONGKONG: Stocks eased throughout yesterday, following advances over the previous four consecutive days, dealers said. The Hang Seng index fell 24.13 points to 1395.92 points, but still reflected a net rise of about 115 over the week. Among leaders, tlitrfclun Wkampa* fell 60 cents to HKJ17.70. as did Jardlae
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        303 20 SYDNEY. Firming prices of major stocks across the board yesterday, consolidated a week of gains for the market, which had slumped to its lowest level in 16-months on Thursday last week, dealers said. The AU-Crdinaries index rose 4.8 points to 576.9. BHP closed unchanged ai AJ10.55, The ANZ Baak
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        363 21 TOKYO: Share prices closed mixed yesterday, as blue chips fell, following the overnight decline on Wall Street and the yen's setback against the US dollar, dealers said. Tra (VJlnomolo Uul 3M kmlil Ctwm 3M Main aim l_ 572 tank Tk Ml tenjru M6 BrtdfMtoat «M 3*non M? Chijoda MO
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        361 21 NEW YORK, Thurs. Blue chip and glamour stocks led the market lower as concerns about the depth of the recession undercut the positive influence of lower Interest rates. The Dow Jones industrial average closed about 7.71 points lower at 8S9.11, and declines led advances by around 830-10-660. Volume
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        234 21 AMSTERDAM, Thurs. Share prices were mixed, with KIM up 1.50 and Unilever 0.60 in Dutch internationals, dealers said. fUbee* was down one and itoUnc* 0.80 while lUrrnto added 0.60 in investment funds. Publisher VNU added two and mortgage bank WUH 2.30 while GUt-BracadM and AMd each gained 1.10. In
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        315 21 ZURICH, Thurs. Share prices closed higher as foreign investors returned to the market due to the strong Swiss franc and declining short-term interest rates, dealers said. SwtaB VaUubuk rqristemd held unchanged at 1,000 francs 1 in calmer trading, after it rose actively during the last two sessions following a
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        93 21 closed lower across the board yesterday, dealers said. Pmo* acoj« Mining aan -ooooa AUu Con. A AUu Con. B 21.00 -02 Bxuio oold atn uncti Bcncuel Con. B 52.00 +1 BF Goodrich 10 00 4-1 CDCP «JX> unch London Leoanto B 102S -O0O2S Kiental A mental B .036 -0.001
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        84 21 BANGKOK: The stock market rallied yesterday, but overall trade remained slow, dealers said. B*hu Alia FlBTt Ajruthaja In*. Ana Truit MJO 13 Bangkok Bank 234 unch Bulk Or Ayudh«jrm Ltd 1M unch B«rli JuckM 2» *2 Charoonf Thai wir^- 196 unch Industrial FinanO Corp WJO International Coautla International Tnj
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      317 20 SHARES closed the week marginally higher at the stock market yesterday after having moved narrowly for most of the session. But turnover showed a substantial rise. Conditions m the afternoon improved over the morning session but the absence of good follow-through was apparent, m contrast to
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      32 20 Up Down Inch Industrials 50 17 19 Finance 7 2 Hotels 1 Properties 6 12 Oil Palms 2 3 1 Tins 5 4 2 robbers 7 2 2 robbers Deb/Loans
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        CLOSING PRICES
        31 21 Rubber Nov 6 Singapore: Nov: 190.50 cents (unchanged) Malaysia: Dec: 232.50 cents (up 0.50 cent) Tin: M$35.60 per kilo (up one cent) Official offering: 170 tonnes (up 4 tonnes)
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        134 21 CHINESE Pradiee Exchange, Slnjrapatr, noao eJaatag prteea per IM kg yesterday. Caeaaat all: Bulk fob $108.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $122.00 sellers, new drum fob $126.00 sellers. Capra: Mixed (loose) $57 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $380.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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        TIN
        201 21 THE STRAITS tin price climb another cent higher to $35.60 per kilo In Penang yesterday, on an official offering up four tonnes to 170 tonnes. The overnight London market was firmer with forward buyers gaining £50 to £8,500 per tonne. LONDON: The afternoon market continued trading around the earlier
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        152 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market closed easier on lack of buying interest m quiet trading yesterday, dealers said. November m the south was traded $2.50 lower to Ms94o per tonne while central remained at its overnight level. In December the south region dropped $5 to
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        COPPER
        29 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous m brackets). Wlrebar Spot £899.00 (£899.50); sellers £899.50 (£900.00); Three Month buyers £927.50 (£924.50); sellers £928.00 (£925.00). Market tee*: Steady. Sales: 21.650.
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        35 21 nan Wei New York 9.12B 9.14B 9.32S 9.34S Zurich 900B 9.00B 9.20S 9.20S FH Tlwn Singapore 9.0GB 9 05B 9.25S 9.2SS Qosing prices In US dollars a troy ounce. iNm: Credit Satan, S'p«r.
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        647 21 PRICES m the Singapore rubber market closed quietly steady yesterday, with November RSS One buyers quoted at 190.50 rents per kilo, unchanged on Thursday's close, deal- ers said. Morning prices were marked up slightly on after-close steadiness here on Thursday and some light buying support, they said. Afternoon prices
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        85 21 tA8 8R» iSRSO KRBLB iMKi'V iMRL (MRS iMRGP ;mr 10 >MR JO SMR9O Nitwbn Dx«p»b*r (Cyrre.l Mlk) (Forward Mtk) Buycra SslUra Buycra Sallcra (1 loo fllrl) 163 SO 165S0N 165.50 167.50N llu«ip^l»tl 161.50 163 SON ***** 165 SON (1-UapallM) ***** 214OON 213.00 *****N (l-loo pallat) 208.50 210.50N
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        133 21 THE KILOBAR market (or gold deliverable in Singapore opened at 128,808 and closed at 128.677 yesterday. Gold was fixed at USJ427.75 In the London market yesterday morning Sam: N.M. RattoeMM Saw. Melbourne 374.278 375.56B 378.06 379.35S New York 428.00B 429.50B *****S *****S London 428.50B *****B 429.50S 431.00S Zurich 427
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      Money and exchanges
      306 21 THE Singapore dollar opened at U 0865 In the Singapore forex market yesterday, fluctuated to $2.0870 m morning trading but commercial selling caused it to fall more than one cent to $2.0710 30 before It recovered slightly to finish at $2 0740 50 Expectations of a further
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      438 21 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: Curranctaa Nominal r.lw Smithsonian P»rc.nt»o. quoted irMterday (croM)partty ch»rvo« Local dollars to one unit of foreign rnr- rency: US dollar 2.0740 2.0750 2.8196 -26.44 I Sterling pound 3.8905 3.8950 7.3469 -47.05 Australian dollar 2.3670 2.3720 3.4286 -30 96 j NZ dollar 1.7130 1.7175
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      Prime lending rates
      27 21 THE avenge rate at which major Singapore I haaka are currently prepared to lend to their best I 4 easterners Is UM per cent.
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      148 21 The Federol Cables, Wires and Metals Group invites tenders for the purchase of the following stock items used in Arc Furnace operations: ITEM QUANTITY C. Electrode 183 pcs. C Nipples 256 pcs. F Manganese 27.7 MT F. Silkon 26.6 MT Magnesia Clinker 33.100 Kg. Air cast 23 Tons Permasit A
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      486 21 RATES OF INTEREST ON S$ FIXED [DEPOSITS* ■■til Ml? may ifcuppa Rates are Subject to change without notice Your deposits are on a rollover basis, that is, principal plus interest wilt be renewed on maturity for the same period at prevailing rates. Hi INDOSUEZ BANQUE DE L'INDOCHINE ET DE SUEZ
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      426 21 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER M) lfNEstttfaa 04 THE HIGH COURT OF SINGAPORE IN BANKRUPTCY NO. Ot OF 1181 re: Taa Pessg Tea tnettag aa T»» Kirn RadJ. Elertrieal Co. Ex part*: K.A.J. CkaUrmal) C*. Pte. Ltd. Creditor. NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF BANKRUPTCY PETITION FILED ON THE 4TH DAY OP
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      435 21 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18 OF IIN ED) IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Ia Baaknptry Na. 711 af IWI re: Klaag Swee Tug (m.w.) I (part** r af Nam Ta*a« EatlßgHaue) Ex-parte: Mlag Stag Tay* (Pte) Ltd. ..(rwUtoni NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT In the Matter of a
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      648 21 THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. IW SECTION ZM (t) SINGAPORE CHEMICAL AND MANITACTIItING COMPANY (PTE.) LIMITED (Memhera' Valutary Wbritaft-Lp) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of Singapore Chemical And Manufacturing Company (Pte.) Limited duly convened and held at 1-A Amber Mansions, Ist. Floor, Orcnard Road, Singapore 0923, on the
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      More gifts for your money
      430 22 IN THE clamour for deposits, banks and finance companies are giving away gifts to attract more depositors their way. Besides offering attractive interest rates m the bid for surplus funds of non-bank customers, gifts of various kinds are used to entice people to open accounts
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      Johan fails to make good profit forecast
      222 22 4OHAN Holdings Bhd, formerly known as Johan Tin Dredgdng, reported loss before tax of Msn,tt» (5515,533) In the six months ended July SI, 1981, compared with toe lost of M|3^*7 In the corresponding period last year. The group had announced In Jane that
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      Lock icon Korean ships doing well
      33 22 SEOUL, Fri. South Korea's shipbuilding industry continues to grow at a rapid rate despite a general slowdown m the Korean economy, the Commerce and Industry Ministry reported yesterday. AP
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      Lock icon Death knell for open registries?
      919 22 VIENNA, Fri. Moves within the UN Conference on Trade and Development (U net ad) to put an end to open registries of shipping flags of convenience offer encouragement to member countries of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) endeavouring to establish their own tanker
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      Advertising man sees great potential in region
      505 22  - Advertising man sees great potential in region ANGELINE TAN By SOUTH-EAST Asia as a region, and Singapore m particular, offer tremendous potential for the advertising industry. This despite global recession and a general weakening of western economies. Mr John (Jock) Elliot, chairman of Ogilvy and Mather (O&M) International, expressed this
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      London panel probes bid on Elliot'
      355 22 London panel probes bid on Elliot THE Elliot group of Peterborough, m which Malaysian interests are estimated to own at least 15 per cent, has succeeded m its request to the London Takeover Panel to investigate the people involved m an offer for the company. According to London City sources,
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      327 22 NCC BASIC CERTIFICATE IN SYSTEMS ANALYSIS COURSE DATE: 7 December 1981 9 January 1982 FEE: Singapore participants: $2450 > Inclusive of Others $3050 examination fee THE NCC Training Library for Systems Analysis is a full-time 5-week course with a week's break m the middle. The course provides total training m
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      206 23 CLASSIFICATION CROUP A Entertainment A Where to Eat B Personal Services A Merchandise C Business To Business 0 Employment E Vehicles A Boats F Accommodation A Properties Q Travel Quid* H Education A Instruction 1 Announcements J Obituaries HAMMOMO COUGAR 7222K Organ In good condition for sale Tel: *****92 14
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      205 23 r Early-bird Chriatmaa Shopper: we have some real bargains In furniture as, well as: A NEW SHIPMENTI Finest quality Christmas fabrics from Maw Yorkl Hand made gift* hava that i personal touch. 8— 0ur.... Stockings Tree Ornaments Tablecloths Place mats.... with simple, easy to follow directions •nd A New Shipment
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      397 24 r t IV\ Bosses 9 Day Greetings i MR N.M. SABNANI We |om our Colleagues m Singapore lo with you HAPPY BOSSES' OAYI May God Blaaa Voul From Your Staff In INDIAN BAZAAR And TAJMAHAL'S Kuala Lumpur MR N.M. SABNAM 'fi S .1 W A i m- lucky to have
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      799 24 \£3,j D Personal Services i—li 1 D Merchandise GOLFCLUBS, B/W PORTABLE TV i sets. Index cabinets, I. l' records, books, camphorwood chests, coffee-shop tables. Chinese screens, porcelain and brass wares, wooden carvings. Ivory i figures, snuff bottles, double beds, dining tables, dining tables with chairs, double and single mattresses, bedside
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      859 24 OPENING SALE. READY made ladles' wear and accessories Also I made to measure Call at: 328. 3rd floor. Far East Shopping Centre. Orchard Road. Tel: *****81 34 Gardening I ALL KINDS OF Grassturflng. 1 grass cutting, tree cutting, rub- blsh disposal, house washing, i fencing, and concrete Jobs, i Moderate
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      481 24 58 Industrial Equip- ment Wanted iga^ REOUMED USED COMMERCIAL oven or cake shop oven. Must be In good working, condition. Contact telephone number *****11/2. 59 Industrial Supplies FOR SALE IN whole or piece at reasonable price. Robert Shaw Electrode oven. Seiko time recorder, hydraulic Jacks, lever blocks, chain blocks, Ink
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      458 24 ljjl|:j D Employment 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional Executive CHIEF RESIDENT ENGINEER Ove Amp 4 Partners, Consulting Engineers, invite applications from suitably qualified candidates lor lha position lo supervise tha construction of tha civil a structural works lor a larga preetioaoua development consisting ol hotels a department stores. Tha selected
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      622 24 ACCOUNTANT (Treasury Department) $20,000 p.a. UNITED ENGINEERS m rlttl applications for the above position The successful candidate should be able j lo work Independently, have good analytical abilities and should be experienced In preparation of cash flow and financial reports Newly qualified accountants or advanced students who have worked m
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      563 25 Jl|j 0 Emptoymaot 66 Situations Vacant b) EDP ACME COMPUTER SERVICES mi ures DATA ENTRY OPERATORS for in. mediate employment Experience not necessary, we provide training A«. «i years c Minimum Sei teiimation a Mum be able to type 25 w p in accuratel) c Willing to work 3 rotating
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      379 25 ill I Q Employment An established large group ol companiaa require* SECRETARY I 2\ lo l\ years c Shorthand and Typing speeds ol MO 50 w p res|> livrl, c ,il Hits hj (rat* telex machine a good command ol wr!lten and spotell I i.«i.l.sh c i >ear experlcnc* ii.
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      535 25 IntCl national (Jil Sei me Company requires coanpatenl SECRETARY for office at Loyarig Supply base. Requirement*: Minimum 2 years experience with recognised private Secretary's Certificate. Have good command of English Good typing speed Be familiar with general office duties (particularly telex, swttchtward) Pleasant Personality Please send full resume stating age,
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      680 25 fjjl| Q Employment Applicants are invited tor an established Public Accountants' Firm m disl for the poets of: 1. TYPISTS a GCE 'O' level or relevant experience 2. TAX CLERKS a OCE 'A' level or relevant experience 3. AUDIT CLERKS a GCE 'A' level or relevant experience 4. AUDIT ASSISTANTS
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      587 25 GATX TERMINALS (PTE) LTD invites .i[ipllcauoiis for UM Do*l tlon of SECRETARY a Minimum GCE O' Level with good command of English. a Private Secretary Certificate or those who have undergone secretarial training a Shorthand and typing speeds about 90 and 45 w p.m. respectively. a Able to operate telex
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      538 25 ijjlA [J Employment Vacancy Exiata In Regional Off ica For RECEPTIONIST CUM TYPIST a minimum (i( X dl Hvri a fluent In L'nglbh a typing speed 50 wpm a pieasant outgoing personality a salary .'ommi'nsur.iU" with experience Application letters with recent passport non-return-able photograph before 20th November to: S.T BOX
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      503 25 RECEPTIONIST required r>> stuppmK Company Applicants must: a have a good command of •pokan KiiKli.sti c possess ,i pleasant personality a have fxpi riei.ee with a I'AHX BwttChl a be able lo type Attractive salary ottered lo successful applicant Please apply wllh recent photograph (non-returnable) U> S.T. BOX A*****, 1
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      659 25 ijjlA Q Employment Established Shipping Group of Companies hss vacancy for: ACCOUNTS CLERK fa (i( l > c Knowledge, ol t>. .ok keeping a At.'le lo I >(.e i Please apply m own handwriting (with recent non-returnable photograph) furnishing full resums snd salary eipectalion to S T BOX A***** 1
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      800 25 JUNIOR CLERK wanted •uniercial c Knowieiitfe of simple bookkeepliiK ill personally 13. PEKIN STREET. SINGAPORE 0104 Or call 224*27* i Law Firm raquiraa STENOGRAPHERS A CONVEYANCING Cl ERKS Urgently Win pay attractive salary to suitable candidate* Call p*>raonally: *****21 Legal Firm requires 1 STENOGRAPHFRS 2. SECRETARY i PHaai apply \mh
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      609 26 IjjlA Q Employment 68 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FORWARDING COMPANY URGENTLY requires 2 female Clerks with typing knowledge Experience not necessary Cull personally at: Blk 334. 01-01. Kreta Ayer Road. Singapore 0208 Tel: *****71 FEMALE MALAY OR Indian Kxperlenced Oeneral Clerk required Immediately by Arab Export firm Able to
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      450 26 Leading international air tr eight forwarder haa vacancies for the following positions: 1. ROUTE SALES EXECUTIVE USA SINGAPORE 2. ROUTE SALES EXECUTIVE UK SINGAPORE The successful applicants will be aased In Singapore, but employed by our USA and UK divisions, and will be required to develop Inbound traffic from these
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      491 26 iIM QEmptoyiwrnt OVNAMIC SALES EMGIMEER WANTED URGENTLY The Company A well established firm marketing an Internationally reknown range of Instrumentations and meters. TIM P#f ion A dynamic Individual with a good attitude to hard work and a sales technique that gets results! Preferably Polytechnic graduates. Benefits Include excellent remuneration plus
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      638 26 CALLING CLERKS, HOUSEWIVES, STUDENTS ETCH USE YOUR SPARE TIME TO EARN EXTRA INCOME OUR QUALITY PRODUCTS ARE EASY TO SELL INTERESTED PLEASE WRITE TO: CAPRILION ENTERPRISES X ALLANO BASIN P.O. BOX SM SINGAPORE 5133. FEMALE EXECUTIVE (Proporty Division) An effective Executive required to lake charge of development projects to be
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      314 26 [frill Qfaiytoyiii.nl BALEB REPRESENTATIVES/ AGENTS required for easy selling household products. High commission and bonus. Personnel with sales team welcome Tel: 29(***** FEMALE SALES ASSISTANT required by ladles boutique Apply personally at 224, 2nd floor, Lucky Plaza from 2 pm 8 pm. DOES EARN 4 figure Income appeal to you?
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      399 26 Unitor Shipa Service, a world wide service and sales Company, requirea: 1) FOREMAN Job: To lead, with a minimum of supervision, a service team carrying out service on fire fighting equipment and installation on board ships and oil rigs The successful applicant will be employed as Chargehand and promoted to
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      334 26 ijjli Q Empkiyment U^MMMaajM-U'aMaWVWI We a member of a Large Group of Companies distributing trucks, forklifts, cranes and other equipment, invitet suitably qualified candidates for the following position! Parts Coordinator (Position based m Brunei) Candidate* should possess 3 GCE 'O' levels and be aged between 23 to 30 years. They
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      490 26 A leading electronic and engineering company has vacancies for the following positions: A) ENGINEERING ASSISTANTS OusMflcaltons: c Diploma In Electronic Engineering or equivalent, preferably with Instrumentation as a component subject B) TECHNICIANS OuewflcatMMte: a Industrial Technician Certificate m Electronics or Instrumentation or equivalent The Job (for A A B) c
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      462 26 ill Q Employment J/11UJJ3) Stork -Werkspoor Diesel requires SERVICE MECHANICS Minimum OCI 'O' level with ITC In Mechanical Kngineerlng and 3 years' experience or NTC Orade II In Heavy Duty Diesel with at least i years' experience In trouble-shooting, repairs and overhaul of medium and high speed diesel engines. ELECTRICAL
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      435 26 CATC weatmeS e9a I 1184-*****1 184-4421 1 Classified Advertising Works. A wall established international construction firm haa vacanciea for the following posts: 1) MALE OR FEMALE ASSISTANT SITE SUPERVISORS Diploma In civil engineering 2) SURVEYING ASSISTANTS GCE 'O' level, technical stream. Completed N.B. 3) MECHANICS NTC Orade 3 In heavy
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      599 27 ill Q Employment 66 Situation* Vacant I) Technlcml An Established Construction Firm has vacancy for temporary SITE SUPERVISOR 1 Few years of experience In Construction Urm 2 Able to converse In English and Chinese 3. Able to read drawings 4. Possess a driving licence 5 Salary will be based on
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      571 27 We are a leading manufacturer of cameras. Due to I expansion, we require the following: Experience as a Lead Girl is required Able to lead a group of female production workers Above 16 years of age II 16 years and above I Completed full time or part time N.S. Interested
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      347 27 ijjli Q Employment I) Miscellaneous An expanding Multi-national Corporation engaged m the manufacturing of petroleum equipment invite applications for tha following positions. G.C.E. 'O' level with I credits m Maths/ English and ability to I type accurately at 40 wpm. G.C.E. 'O' level with credits m Maths/ English. Preferably able
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      278 27 PROMET PRIVATE LIMITED An International Marine) Enqln— ring and Construction Company In Jurong sV 1 (W-i, nn HiifnwMvra vacancies lon 1) NDT TECHNICIANS 2) STEELFITTING FOREMAN 3) PIPING CHARGEHAND 4) PIPING MATERIAL HANDLER 5) STEEL FITTERS 6) 6G WELDERS 7) GRINDERS 8) MARKERS 9) CUTTERS 10) BLASTER/ PAINTER 11) MECHANICAL
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      419 27 ljjl| 0 Emptoymmt g with our X expansion, I applications are 1 invited for the following positions Possess GCE O' level with credit m English, can type neatly and accurately I at 40 wpm and able to I take shorthand at 70 wpm G.C.E. 'O' level. Pleasant personality Ability to
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      535 27 We have vacancies for the following position* A. SALES CLERK c OCE 'O' level c preferably with some experience In a sales environment B. QC ASSISTANT c completed secondary 4or vocational Institute education c some working experience In quality control C. CLERICAL ASSISTANT /INTERNAL MESSENGER c secondary education We offer
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      544 27 ijjli Q Employment SINGAPORE LAND GROUP OF COMPANIES Invites applications for the post of: (A) TRAINEE LADY BUILDING COORDINATORS (Bf SECURITY GUARDS. Candidates apply for Post (A) must have completed 'O' level examinations and possess a Pleasant personality. Ability In speaking Mandarin Is advantageous. Candidates applying for Post (B) must
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      557 27 GOLDEN WOOD PRODUCT S PTE LTO 74, SUNGEI KADUT STREET 1 SINGAPORE 2572 TEL: 2WSS»I(S Lines) Urgently Inquires A. COST CLERK c G C.E -O' Level c Preferably L.C.C Higher Costing c Minimum 1 year relevant working experience c Salary about SS4OO/B. CARPENTER c Minimum 5 years relevant working experlem
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      566 27 ill Q Employment NORWICH WINTERTHUR INSURANCE (FAR EAST) PTE LTO requires: 1. TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ RECEPTIONIST (Female) 2. TRAINEE UNDERWRITER (Young Male or Female) c i; mh!" m .i. tin pleU mum qualifier .i level! -"I a. r ui Ii rim-.', be English i .tn'jfuagr and 1 VUlhr: 3. DESPATCH RIDER/
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      469 27 Kitchen Helpers Part-time Waitresses Call personally for interview between 10 am 5 pm today SaH»on Promenade Vietnamese Restaurant 3rd Floor. Faber House (Next to Shui Hing) 1) OFFSET OPERATOR I 4«fK OTO a hi torn M) years I tAOij 2) PAPER CUTTER (POLAR M) c Minimum l veal s tsparl
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      584 28 lii Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant I) Mlscellmneous WEI.I. ESTABLISHED SPORTS ORGANISATION rtaa immediate vacanctaa tor: 1) ACCOUNTS CLER'4B 2) CLERKS RECEPTIONISTS 3) OFFICE BOY 4) GENERAL WORKERS IntarMtad applicants tr» raqoa«t«d lo •übmit detail* of thair qualifications, aipafianca toQathar with paaaport tizad photograph (nenraturnabta) and talaphona numbar (Many)toKATONO P.O.
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      639 28 Urgently required 1 PLANT OPERATOR t 3 CUBE MAKERS fur aJst, plant situated at Marine Parade. Interested pte ass call at S3E. Hlndhede Road 7 3/4 miles Singapore 2158 Tel 46«3JSS REOUIREO 1 DRIVER Applicants please call personally wltn 1 photo (non-returnable) during office hours to: Southron Theatre Restaurant L
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      353 28 times Saturday car mart SUBARU MINI lwaU-IV m super ox A Superb, Brand-new Runabout with Fantastic Features! I > ')1 The compact yet spacious Subaru Mini is the perfect answer for economical, exhilirating motoring. FUJI HEAVY INDUSTRIES, makers of SUBARU have used its strong technological base m aircraft manufacture to
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      493 28 Combines the smooth, quiet ride expected of a luxury car with the road holding and handling characteristics of a sports sedan. With remote control side mirror, power windows and many other features that make it one of the best buys on the market. Call Asia Motors today. mazoa Wtsi asia
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      243 28 73 Vehicles Accessories/Maintenance c Cromodora Magnesium Wheel Rims designed by Barton*. Plnintar inna and Michelotti now arailabl* for Axpanese can Sole Agent Polymotor Pte Ltd Showroom Unit 2 26 2nd Floor Lucky Plaza. Orchard Road Singapore 0923 Tel *****38 earn TURBO Mirrors by Vitaloni 325. PARKLANE SHOPPING MALL. Selegleßoad Singapore
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      643 28 NUMBER ONE IN ELECTRONIC IGNITION Contactless high energy CD Ignition Made m EngUnd ADVANTAGES: GRAND PRIX Ignition Improves engine performance. Improves cold starting. Prevents spark plog tooling. KlimlnaX-j misfires. Increase torgve horsepower. Redoces fuel consumption by 4-5 r r. Smoother Idling. For expert consultatnn ca I lgߧmobole<] Imm auto ■>
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      454 28 I SPECIAL "D FOR EXCEPTIONAL CAR HANDLING bette- stability at high speed I less wear on tyres. I springs and suspension unique, patented adjusting feature restores original aamping efficiency I 2or 3 times over cheapest per km I RBComrnsndßG for I Fiat 124. 125, 127. 131, 132. Xl/9 series sedan
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      1956 29 times Saturday car mart 1975 MERCEDES 2305. I company owner, alrcond. cassette/ radio, beautiful condition $18,000 o no ntact Miss Teo: *****10 N i brokers' ALMOST 1974 MERCEDES 230 6 Power steering, one company owner, alrcond.. cassette, new tyres Tel: *****03 MERCEDES BENZ 260S 1972. with alrcond. power steering, tyres
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      593 29 WE CAN HELP YOU OWN A NEW CAR up to 90% financing attractive interest rates:36 months 8V2% flat 48 months -8 3 /4% flat (Installments payable m advance) prompt attention to your needs. 1961— Datsun Bluebird A/C S/R Ford Laser L 1.5 A/C S/R 1960— Mercedes 200 Auto A/C 1676—
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      820 29 1»46 AUSTIN '10' 112 ft CC C pletely restored Tong Lea 1( I' Station Buklt Tlmah. Richard $8,500 0.n.0 1976, AUSTIN OT. 1,300. PARF eligible, cassette player, accident free $9,300/- *****62/3 (Day), *****77 (Night). 1977 PEUGEOT 604 Manual 1 private owner With power steering/ window. Alrcon Radio. Cassette Excellent condition
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      711 29 AR YAMAHA TXSOO Kxcellenl condition, $1,300 0.n.0. Tel: *****39 AY PLATE YAMAHA HI 125 Scrambler Selling $500. Call: James, tel *****18 after 12 pm. AY 87XX HONOA Scrambler 125 In top top condition $1,150 Tel: M ***** Eric AX KAWASAKI OTO Excellent condition. $1,800 o n.o Call Richard *****51 OCT
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      963 29 jg^\\ r Accommodation a r Accommodation T Properties i ft V Propertlw OPEN HOUSE ARDMORE PARK One of the most exclusive apartment buildings m Singapore is open for public viewing this weekend One or two year leases Fully furnished, partly furnished and unfurnished Area: 253 5q.m/2,700 5q.ft Rentals from $4,875
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      601 29 DIST. 11 HILLPARK Off University Road. Buklt Tlmah Furnbthed 3-bedroomed terrace townhouse $2,700. Call Owner: *****70. OIST. 15 OPERA ESTATE singlestorey bungalow. Furnished $2,200. Dlst 13. 2-bedroomed apartment. $750 Tel: *****14 DIST. 10 OFF SIXTH AVENUE well renovated 2-storey semi-detach-ed. 4 bedrooms, luxuriously furnished. *****82/*****61. DIST. 20 THOMSON HILL 2-storey
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      873 29 DIST 15, KING'S MANSION luxurlON6 MMffUMfll Very high ftoof Panoramic view of sea Expansively furnished 3 alrconditmr. Ed bedrooms Swimming pool. $3,000 Forward Properties, *****00 OIST. 6. HERTFORD MANSION. Bristol Road A cosy 3-bedroom-ed apartment Nice living dining, available immediately $1,900/- per month Chelsea Homes: *****83/4. *****62/3 (Sat/ Sun) DIST.
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      882 30 ProptrtiM 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms GUEST HOUSE AIRCONOITIOHED clean/comfortable .Jouble rostai from $55- (Inclusive breal fast. 1 coffee throughout, own fr ige). I CTV Near Orchard Road All welcome (Minimum one day) Tel: *****11/*****24 DIST. 3. PEARL BANK Apar' ment furnished alrcon room with bathrooms attached Available Immediately Suitable
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      883 30 LONDON. KENSINGTON HIGH Btreel furnished luxury 2 bed- i room apartment, equipped kltrheii I oiik term rental Ring *****21 DIST. 23. SEMI-DETACHED. 4 bedr.mms. :t toilets, tuiiy hirnUhed available immediately on 1 year lease fall *****0 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DISTRICT 20 Oil Thomaon Road, brand n>« modern
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      853 30 AJLF Propiirttw J I b) Flats ATTRACTIVE RATES FOR FIXED DEPOSITS ACCOUNTS 13' 4 per annum Kiaw Aik Hang Finance Co Ltd., 157, South Bridge Rd Singapore 0105 Tel: *****6,*****2 \d\ permit Nq:2872 J I DISTRICT 9. luxuriously furnished 4 -bed roomed apart- I ment marble/parquet flooring. 2.400 sq ft
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      853 30 SEMBAWANG JTC 3-ROOMED H.it furnished, renovated SellIng: $58,000 on o Contact *****53/ *****90 Ricky 3-ROOMED HOB FLAT at Farrer Road. sth floor, centrally located $65,000 negotiable Viewing arrangements, contact *****4 5-ROOM HDB FLAT Marine Pa- rade. $170,000 Facing sea. good I view Direct bus only. Tel: *****18 ANG MO KIO
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      441 30 WM PraptrttM J TABLE SPACE with typewriter/ telephone available. $180 p.m. Tel: *****36 TEXTILE CENTRE 9th floor, facing sea. self-contained. 940 sq.ft. immediate occupation Tel. *****46 c) Wanted WANTED: UIC BUILDING or Shenton House office space 2.000 3.000 sq. ft for Immediate purchase Reasonable offers to: *****38/ *****61 (Mr Ho)
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      491 30 JL Q Travel Guide i kWk mm m inn inn 1 N mm^^ A reliable way to travel WUUumMJu DECEMBER wi* JOINERS jL .a. I m **m 'e^ -4a~SS*j»a a *MaW7~~'^tj^| BB^a^HkMala^ it* Have the time of your life AMERICA -15 DAYS $3199 Departure: Dec. 9 (Escorted) Tokyo, Los Angeles,
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      773 30 I^l l Q Travel Guide am .^^K Lib j kt at 4l 1 From the peopte who know travel better AMERICA HOLIDAYS (USA/Canada/Mexico) Hawaii Canada' All American West Coast/ Menco Japan Tokyo Mikado Nitecl-jb 17 Oays *****0 lb It 2? II 2% 11 612 8 12 1312 15 12 FLY
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      46 30 "SUPER BUDGET AIRFARES" specialise to United States I rope Australia MUillc El il Hongkong Ball Bangkok Jakarta Worldwide. D&ily confirmation available Caii personally: Lafleur Travel T A M 7, Holidayinn Hotel Shop 4. 4th floor. *****51/ *****6.V *****11 Credit Cards Welcome C.A.T.S. 284-4422 Classified Advertising Works.
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      104 31 LEONG HOI SENG Paaaad away peacefully on 6. 1 1.81 Leaving Behind: WIVES: CHEONG SWEE KENC LEO CHENG LAN SON DAUGHTER-IN-LAW MICHAEL, CHOON FAI DOLLY. YIN CHENG DAUGHTERS SONS-IN-LAW CATHERINE, CHOI MAR ANDREW THIA CHAI HOCK MICHELLE. CHOI LENQ PHILIP CHAN KIM SENG AUDREY, CHOI YOK E FELIX WEE SWEE
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      432 31 MADAM YU Ml ONQ AGED 84 Called to be with the lord en 5.1141 Leaving behind Husband Hing Wee Su Son Andrew Daughter-ln-law Mama Sum Daughters Geok Wah Moon light ChyaHar Jenny Sons-in-law K o Wan Beng (deceased Pang Tee Pow (deceased Harry Oei Wong Pak Ming Low
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      45 31 THE STAFF of ENGINEERING DIVISION SINGAPORE BUS SERVICE (1978) LTD (HO) wish to s«pr*ss thsir ds«p*sl sympathy and hssrtHll condoIsncss lo Ihs family of CHIA SOY SOY on Itw damiss of h«r bstovsd Isthsr CHIA BOX YEE who passad swsy on S.ll Jl.
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      335 31 Tha tnrnily of the late MR. LEE HING YUE Sons: LEE YEE MAH LEE YEE CHUN Daughters -in law CHAN YUK WAH TAN GEOK WAN Daughter* LEE YEE SING LEE YEE KEW LEE EE LIN Sons-in-law: PANG HONG TIN LEE SOON HOCK Grandchildren" YIH SIANO YIH GIA VI
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      85 31 In Loving memory of our dearest father TEO SOON BOH Departed 7 November 1974 Seven long years have passed But memories stay fresh and painful. Always ramambarad by levad onaa. M LOVIMO MEMORY of our Dearest Papa. Edmund (Eddte) Bothaju, who left us so unexpectedly 1 year
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      12 31 LOW SENG BOOM A (ways Remembered By Family
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      1055 31 Jf*K G Travel Guide i NAM HO TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE LTD MMd Offlct: G l 4- 1 6- 1 8. Pearfs Centre, Eu Tong Sen Street, (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105. Tel: *****33(7 lines) Brnch Office: 1 1 9. People's Park Complex. Ground Floor, New Bridge Road, Singapore 0105. Tel:
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      513 31 POPULAR QENTING WEEKENDERS (Al denting Using Cssino Hotel) 3-Day $249 2-Day $189 Dep. Every Frl Sat. Budget 3-Day Oentlng by Air (2 nltestay) only $199 $229 Dep. Tues b Thur. 2-Day 3-Nlght Oentlng (AC Coach) $109 $119 Every Friday 1-Way Express Tour Dally Every Departures MODERN TRAVEL SERVICE 391-3, Mk.
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      677 31 flt Education Instruction i TOP PLACINGS AT SYSTEMATIC BUSINESS TRAINING CENTRE AGAIN LCCI PRIVATE SECRETARY'S CERTIFICATE "81 RESULTS Congratulations lo: Ms Tay Soo Hoon 2nd place Ms Ow Yong Chuen Seng 3rd place Me Ng Yang Kwang Slh place Revisions classes for June '82 Exam will commence Bth January 1982
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      496 31 CONVERSATION CLASSES m MANDARIN JAPANESE FRENCH GERMAN ITALIAN MALAY INDONESIAN Enrol now and get a special Introductory Offer. Office hours: B.ooam 9.00pm. 114 Music PROFESSIONAL MUSIC TEACH- ERS speaking English. Mandarin and Japanese willing to give private home tuition In organ piano theory In Pandan Valley/ Rldgei wood/ Slnal. Rental
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      85 31 Ml I BIHAR SCHOOL OF YOGA SOCIETY SINGAPORE FOUNDATION DAY Lectures and demonstrations on Yoga BY SWAMI SATYANANOA BARASWATI Saturday Sunday, November 7 7.00 p.m. at: 112-A. LORONG G TELOK KURAU Bf*OREIS43 TEL: *****26 ALL ARE WELCOME ADMISSION FREE APOSTOLIC BIBLE CENTRE. 4A Irrawaddy Road, Singapore sells Bibles In many
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      132 31 ORCMARO ROA& PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner of Orchard Road and Penang Road Sunday services 9 00 a.m. English service with Sunday Scnool with creche: 10 45 a m Youth groups meet: 11 30 a.m. Mandarin service: 230 p.m. Indonesian service: 6 00 pm English service: German service (fortnightly) 4 3opm. Fellowship
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      415 31 STRAITS TIMES RATES FOR PERSONAL ADS OBITUARIES 113.50 for 15 words (run-on style) Ut.oo for 3cm. i 1 col. (eswnMttaplay styl*) $57.60 for 3cm x 1 col. (dtoptay styte>) SINGAPORE REFINING Ca PTE. LTD. A CAREER IN REFINERY OPERATIONS We are currently engaged m an extension of our refinery process
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      941 32 W Our client is a nevtlv established mult i- million dollar investment holding company uith a number of wholly owned subsidiaries involved m trading, realty investment, property development, and securities investment. Our client now wishes to recruit the following persons to be based m Kuala Lumpur to meet the requirements
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      762 32 A leading sports and social club m Kuala Lumpur, invites applications from suitably qualified Malaysians to fill the position of GENERAL MANAGER This is a senior position and the successful candidate will be directly responsible to the Main Committee of the Club He will run a dub comprising over 3000
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      450 32 LJ XT PDL-WYLEX SDN BHD.M /f[J "fy (Manufacturer of Electric*! Accnsorm »nd Sv»itchge»r) BS M ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS ENGINEER H PI (Ret: 050/81) LJ A position has beer, created lor an experienced and P^ qualified Electrical Electronics Engineer with this leading electrical accessory and low voltage switchgear manufacturer iocated m the Shah
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      646 33 APPLICATIONS ■us tut the t. >lUiV\'Mi| *H)st;. organ SALES ENGINEER Degree oi Dip' md El« Ironic Enginrrrin.i with minimum yeai a m sales, tender di wide con tacts with Architects and Consultants Must possess own transport and willing to travel Prepared to oui branch in< h Manager SALES REPRESENTATIVES 1)
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      579 33 Our Compony with international affiliations m 87 countries has been established m Singapore for more than 20 years Due to the rapid growth m the service industry that we are m, we need effective and resourceful personnel for the following key positions:(A) ACCOUNTANT A Graduate with Degree/Diploma m Accountancy from
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      654 33 Singapore Exhibition Services (Pte) Ltd We are a leading international trade exhibition organiser m Singapore. Due to expansion we invite applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following appointments. Personal Assistant/Secretan to the Managing Director Qualifications Experience a. Several years of exoerience m assisting senior management executives b. A good
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      589 33 IN THf HIGH COURT M MAIAVA AT JOHO* BAHRU COMPANY (VWNWNG-Uf) NO. Of 1911 IN THE MATTER Of TUCK f ATT (M) SON BHD Ana IN THE MATTER Of THE COM PANIES ACT. 1965 ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice rs hereby given that a Petition for Mie Wmdmgup of the abovenomed
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      313 34 During the month of September, Here are 3 best selling reasons why: 0^ All these unique features are then over 5,000 Dreamland spring mattresses were Every Dreamland spring mattress is X assembled together with the help of sold. This means that Dreamland outsold its I constructed with hundreds of inner
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      356 35 MANCHESTER UNITED SHOULD STAY TOP AFTER VISIT TO SUNDERLAND IPSWICH, Fri. Swansea face the sternest test of their First Division pedigree when they travel to meet English soccer championship favourites Ipswich tomorrow. Ipswich have a daunting record of five wins and a draw
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      238 35 Minelli: We were unlucky to lose KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The 23-member Saudi Arabia soccer team arrived yesterday to play their two-leg World Cup Asia Oceania qualifying Zone final-round matches against China at the Merdeka Stadium here on Nov. 12 and 19. The Brazilian-trained squad flew into the Malaysian capital from
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      Encouraging response for Veterans meet
      242 35  - Encouraging response for Veterans meet JANICE SEAH By THE inaugural Singapore Open Veterans tennis championships starting at the Hollandse Club today have met with an extremely encouraging response, drawing entries not only from top Singapore players, but also from foreigners. Malaysia and Indonesia have entered seven men and five women.
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      Lock icon Easy victories for Mayer and Connors
      362 35 Easy victories for Mayer and Connors TENNIS ROUND-UP STOCKHOLM, Fri. Americans Jimmy Connors and Gene Mayer completed comfortable secondround wins m the Stockholm Grand Prix tennis tournament last night. Connors overwhelmed Czechoslovakian Jiri Granat 6-3, 6-1 and Mayer defeated Anders Jarryd 6-1,6-2. Other second-round results (US unless slated): Hank Pfister
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      Lock icon Gavaskar to captain team
      74 35 BOMBAY, Fri. Sunil Gavaskar, reputed to be the best opening batsman currently m the world, was yesterday retained as captain of the Indian cricket team to play six Tests and three one-day internationals against England next month. The decision was taken unanimously by a five-member Indian
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      Lock icon Douglas' chance
      100 35 LONDON, Fri. Desmond Douglas, the England No. 1, has a chance for revenge m the Lambert and Butler table tennis championships at Wembley, starting on Nov 22. Douglas lost m the final last year to Tibor Klampar, the ton European player from Hungary, and the two could clash
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      Lock icon No one will dare put a foot wrong in this derby
      174 35 LIVERPOOL, Fri. "It's a match where yon don't dare to pat a foot wrong," Is how Liverpool captain Phil Thompson describes the atmosphere of a Merseytdde derby between his team and their great rivals Everton. The 125 th derby
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      Lock icon Thomas goes to Brighton
      214 35 REST OF SOCCER LONDON, Fri. Mickey Thomas will make his Brighton debut at home to Birmingham tomorrow, following his £400,000 ($1.5 million) move from Everton. The surprise transfer comes less than four months after he signed for Everton from Manchester United m an exchange deal that
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      Lock icon Holmes to 'tune up' with Snipes
      300 35 PITTSBURGH, Fri. Unbeaten Larry Holmes, still striving for the recognition he claims has been denied him, tonight defends his World Boxing Council heavyweight title for the 11th time. He will fight the undefeated but lightly-regarded Renaldo Snipes m what is regarded as merely a
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      World meet
      35 35 FENCING: The world championships will be held m Rome next July, Renzo Nostini, president of the Italian Fencing Federation, announced. Mexico City, named the venue for the championships two years ago, pulled out.
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      Strongest
      37 35 HOCKEY: England have chosen their strongest squad for the fifth World Cup tournament m Bombay from Dec 29Jan 12. The squad include players from the side who beat Australia m a Test series earlier this year.
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      More tours?
      54 35 RUGBY UNION: Tours of South Africa by foreign sides are now a distinct possibility, the president of the South African Rugby Union Federation. Dr Danie Craven, said m Johannesburg yesterday. Dr Craven was speaking on his return from a tour of the United States, South America, New Zealand
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      Hiddy out
      53 35 BQUABH: World No. 2 Jahangir Khan, 17, trounced fellow Pakistani Hiddy Jahan 9-1, 9-2. 9-0 m a 27-minute semi-final of the World Masters championship m Newcastle on Thursday night. He faces compatriot and world No 3 Oamar Zaman, a 4-9, 9-6. 9-4, 9-4 winner over Egypt's Carnal Awad,
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      Lock icon Taiwan in
      43 35 VOLLEYBALL: The International Volleyball Federation have decided to readmit Taiwan to the organisation under the name of China-Taipeh, a FTVB spokesman said. The approval came at a two-day FIVB council meeting m Yokohama Taiwan withdrew from the federation m 1974. Agencies
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      Wagg can make your money sing
      328 36  -  EPSOM JEEP By IPOH, Fri. P«Tth jockeys Irene P; teman and Paula Wagg are back and can hit the winning fail again. Paula rides Money Slut* m Race 2. This four-year-old, winner of two races earlier m the season, is worth a flutter against
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      Follow these three youngsters
      226 36  - Follow these three youngsters EQUSTRIENNE By THREE up-and-coming youngsters who have won m the Restricted Terms this season can make their presence felt m open Class 3 company today. Yerk should give a good account of himself m Race 6. In his second outing on the local turf, the three-year-old
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      Speedy Three Nines hard to catch
      229 36  - Speedy Three Nines hard to catch TIPTOP By THREE NINES, who cantered home by five 'lengths m a Class 4 Div 2 •race over the Penang 1,200 m last month, can .Outrun his opponents m fiace 5 today for Class 3 I Div 2 horses. S The four-year-old Flair Path
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      SELECTIONS
      139 36 EPSOM JEEP Born Roy si Capital Gain Colonade Villa DE s t. Money Sings Great Son Highland Song Precision Bisma MO. Truth Banyak Kaya Team Spirit Pusing Three Nines Comrade Singh B#nu Moss S. Valentino York Tnp4« Crown Joy Noble Nap Lum Lum Czardom Sports Parade FAIRWAY Kirn Long
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      A bold showing by Johnathan Bold?
      299 36  -  TONTO By IPOH, Fri Johnathan Bold, the mount of George Podmore, has an excellent chance of scoring his maiden win m Race 4. The five-year-old New Zealand gelding by Bold Edge has had three outings on the local turf to date. He showed form
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      Mudlarks
      71 36 THESE hones will ge well today If tfcere la rala: Rare 1: Bon Royal, CMttal Gala 11, Superb Welcome D. Baee Z: Vllle D'Este, Imperial Hero, Predow Gem 11. Race 3: Holiday's Image, Highland Song, Bisma. Race 4: McGarret 11, Mandura, SpyJII. Race 5: Three Nlaes, Posing, Cemnde Singh.
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      5688 36 DApr 1 2.00 CLASS 3 DiV 5 1,400 m KAtJi A (Ratings 75-66) ($14,500 $10,150 to winner) 1 98**60 Saperh Wetoeme II SI (78) XL Chong-Zafir saggCg d 3 +5 (1700 m) Finished last Div 2 1600 m despite being m midfield early stages: edged Kadazan on the
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      Dazzling gallop by Gao Hsing
      424 37 Gold Vase candidates shape up ON THE TRACK with TONTO loped keenly m 37.8. Petlr (Tweedie) was sent over m 43 while Rainbow Lad registered 43.9. RACE 7: Snow Mist HI (Chee) shaped up smartly m 37.7. RACE 8: Ace Queen clocked the fastest time
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      Lock icon Siapa Rajah of pride of place with 57.5 kg
      240 37 Siapa Rajah shares pride of place with 57.5 kg LAUREL (Maryland), Friday SINGAPORE'S wonder horse, Step* Rajah 111, has been allotted topweight along with three other entrants In the USI2SMM (SsssM*) Washington International Invitation to be run over 2,4Hm at Laurel racecourse tomorrow. Slapa Rajah 111, Match The Hatch. Providential
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      Lock icon Grand National: End in sight
      214 37 LIVERPOOL, Fri Next year's Grand National will probably be the last race m the long history of the steeplechasing spectacular, an official of the Aintree course over which it is run, said today. "Next year's race is secure, but I can see no future for
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      Leading jockeys
      325 37 Trtal rUes Ist 2nd 3rd Placings for last 12 rides 1 DonneUy 380 47 2 Tweedle 386 45 3 Sharp 335 35 4 Paternal 208 34 5 Cbeam 317 28 C Lam 191 28 1 Murray 212 27 8 Podmore 308 27 t Ratmy 187 24 11 Wagg
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      Leading trainers
      184 37 Leading owners PRO-AM RACES ARE NOT INCLUDED IB* eh 58 Lllan 51 teagrare 42 Vest 40 LH. Lee *nwurl 39 Lhmad 31 van Brenkelen 29 i. van Brenkelen 27 luang 26 tealels 24 I. Ismail 24 eoh 21 L.L. Cbong 21 Mr 20 •K. LeMg 20 leddle 18
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      1869 37 DAfr t 1.45 CLASS 3 DIV 1 1,200 m IW\V^ l (Ratings 95-77) ($15,000 $10,500 to winner) 1 242*** E Far Easy SI (S) BTT-West 3eg a +2.5 M (1250) SF Walker 4 z ****** CMkpil il.i (S) Tliree S-V Chong 4eg a 1-0.5 (1250 m) Uew 11
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      Burgess happy with underdogs tag
      339 38  -  J. RAJENDRAN National team to meet NZ Force By THURSDAY was Guy Fawkes Day but few probably realised it. AH the same the fireworks will start at the Jalan Besar Stadium today at 5 p. m. when Singapore meet New Zealand Force m the preliminary
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      Republic can still be Asia's No. 3, says Shahnaz
      351 38  -  R. MANORAJ By SINGAPORE'S former coach Shahnaz Sheikh, whose contract ended on Wednesday, says the Republic can still become the No. 3 hockey nation m Asia. In fact, he believes it is not far away. All that is needed is a
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      Sportswriters seek closer ties
      174 38 A THREE-MAN delegation from the Asian Sports Journalists' Union, based m Kuwait, left yesterday after a fact-finding tour to foster closer ties with sportswriters m the Association of South-east Asian Nations, reports ALBERT JOHNSON. The delegation, headed by Abdul Muhsen M. AlHussaini, president of the ASJU,
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      If only Kunalan had been there
      685 38 SEND 4x400m QUARTET TO MANILA REVIEW ..By HAKIKAT RAI DESPITE his absence, the name C. Kunalan surfaced again m the Singapore camp during the Singha international track and field meet which ended m Bangkok on Wednesday. The mention of Kunalan's name came after Singapore's
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      Twenty-seven teams for SHA tourney
      272 38 Twenty-seven teams for SHA tourney TWENTY-SEVEN teams will vie for honours m this year's Singapore Hockey Association knock-out tournament, tentatively scheduled to start on Nov. 18, reports R. MANORAJ. Khalsa were the champions m the senior division last year, while Police are holders of the junior title. SRC, the four-time
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      90 38 TODAY'S EVENTS ATHLETICS Ministry of Health meet (TPAC. 1.30). Bethsing meet (FPAC, 1). BADMINTON National championships finals (SBA, 7.30). BOWLING Pasir Panjang championship (Pasir Panjang Bowl, 10 a.m.). HOCKEY SWHA Open League final round: GSC v SRC (STC, 5). First round: SCC BvSIA (Padang, 5.10). BIJGBY Malaysian invitational Cup tournament:
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      Lock icon First tour
      42 38 GEORGETOWN, Fri. The West Indies Cricket Board, meeting m Tobago, was expected to invite Sri Lanka to tour the Caribbean next year. It would be Sri Lanka's first official tour since they were awarded Test status during the summer. AFP.
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      Stopper Marzuki to join national soccer squad
      428 39  -  JOE DORAI By He's dedicated, skilful and disciplined, says Jita MARZUKI ELLAS, Farrer Park United's schoolboy stopper, will join the Singapore national team on their return from the King's Cup tournament m Bangkok, together with Quah Kirn Song, R. Suriamurthi, Kumar Krishnan and
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      Victory for SIA looks foregone outcome
      249 39  - Victory for SIA looks foregone outcome PATRICK BASTIANS By A VICTORY for Singapore Airlines Group m the Avis Travel Industry squash final at Kampong Java tomorrow looks assured, but it will be interesting to see the strategy their opponents, Goodwood Hotel, will use. Goodwood have done well tactically throughout the
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      Attractive prizes for Avis winners
      149 39 Attractive prizes for Avis winners ATTRACTIVE prizes await the winners of the Avis Travel Industry team squash tournament, which ends at the Kampong Java Complex tomorrow. The winning team will be guests for two nights at the Hyatt Kuantan's Presidential Suite, with complimentary cocktails and breakfast thrown m. To get
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      Lew unsure about taking part in final
      300 39  -  WILFRED YEO By FOUR-TIME bowling World Cup representative Peter Lew is assured of a berth m today's and tomorrow's 24-game Masters' final of the SanyoPasir Panjang Anniversary championships but he is not sure he can take part. Lew, who returned from Sydney on
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      Feith Cup tickets
      71 39 TICKETS, at $5 (grandstand) and S2 (gallery), for the annual Feith Cud soccer match between the Singapore Business Houses Football League and Malaysia Cup-holders Selangor at the National Stadium on Nov. 29 (7.30 p.m.), can be obtained at the following centres: Cold Storage. Jalan Besar, Geylang, Jurong
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      Lock icon Victoria are 232-6
      57 39 MELBOURNE, Fri. Victoria were 232 for six at the close of play on the first day of their four-day match against Pakistan at the Melbourne cricket ground today. Scores. Victoria 232-6 (J. Wiener 83, G. Watts 29, G. YaUop 36, J. Scholes 25, R Robinson 27 n.0.,
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      $50,000 sponsorship for Singapore Open
      307 39 THE Singapore Open grasscourt championships, which start on Nov. 21, will be the biggest sponsored tennis event m the Republic, reports PATRICK BASHANS. Lsetan. the departmental store, are funding the competition to the tune of $50,000, and the thought of winning $9,000 m prizemoney is
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      Only nine NFL teams for U-15 tourney
      170 39 Only nine NFL teams for U-15 tourney ONLY nine National Football League clubs have been able to raise sides for the first national under-15 competition, starting on Nov 20, reports JOE DORAI. They are Armed Forces, Farrer Park United, Tiong Bahru Constituency, Kaki Bukit and Geylang International, from Division One,
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      Lock icon Pat one up on first day
      59 39 SAGAMTHARA, Fri. Pat Bradley, of the United States, fired a four-under-par 70 to take a one-stroke openinground lead m the Mazda Japan dassic golf tournament here today. Leading scores: 7* Pat Bradley; 71 Nancy Lopez Melton; ft Hisako Higuchl; 71 Patty Sheehan, Debbie Austin,
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      Lock icon Clampett still in front
      55 39 KAWANISHI, Fri. Bobby dampen retained his lead with a six-under-par 66 m the second round, while the United States led Japan 1,107-1,145 m their annual golf match here today. Clampett marked the day's best score of 66 with six birdies against no bogeys for a two-round
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      Lock icon Davis is two shots ahead
      47 39 MELBOURNE, Fri. Rodger Davis led by two strokes after the second round of the Mayne Nickless Australian Professional Golf Association tournament here today. Leading scores: 138 Rodger Davis; I4t Sam Torrance, Terry Gale; 141 Graham Marsh; 143 Carl Mason, David Graham. UPI.
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      Van Houten's tips on safety at sea
      264 39  -  PETER SIOW By THE recent Singapore to Batam windsurfing marathon, which saw several sailors caught m tight spots, has prompted Frans Van Houten, the Wayler board representative, to emphasise the safety needs of the sport. Van Houten, who is m town to promote
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    Lock icon Israel scorns Saudi move with plans for new settlements
    464 40 Sharon reaffirms commitment to Camp David pact JERUSALEM, Fri. ISRAELI Defence Minister Ariel Sharon said yesterday that his government would show its disdain for the Saudi eight-point peace plan oy building eight new settlements m the occupied West Bank. Speaking at
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    Singlets out for coffee shop helpers
    184 40 Singlets out for coffee shop helpers SINGLETS are out for Singapore's coffee-shop assistants. The two coffee-shop associations have agreed m principle to an Environment Ministry suggestion that the assistants be properly attired m T-shirts and neat pyjama trousers or trousers. The three parties met yes- terday at the ministry m
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    Lock icon Khmer coalition by mid-Nov?
    187 40 TOKYO, Fri. Thai Foreign Minister Siddhi Savetsila has said there are signs that the three rival Cambodian resistance groups will agree to form a coalition government by mid-November. Japanese officials said Air Chief Marshal Siddhi made the statement at a meeting with his Japanese counterpart, Mr
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    Lock icon US: New evidence of chemical warfare
    146 40 WASHINGTON, Fri. The United States has fresh evidence that communist forces m South-east Asia are using deadly chemical weapons, a Pentagon official said yesterday. He said preliminary analysis of three new plant and water samples supported the finding m September, based on one leaf
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    Cheaper pork at 2 centres
    218 40 HOUSEWIVES can buy cheaper fresh pork up to a maximum of two kilos each from the Primary Industries Enterprise's (PIE) two sale centres at Laguna Park m Marine Parade and Watten Estate, off Dunearn Road. The prices are 80 cents to 90 cents cheaper a
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    Woman shot in $105,000 robbery
    235 40 Woman shot in $105,000 robbery By K. S. SIDHU Crime Desk A GUNMAN shot a woman executive m the back, seriously wounding her, and escaped with $105,000 she was taking to a bank. Miss Goh Siew Foon, 32, was only four metres away from the United Overseas Bank branch m
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    Lock icon More water
    56 40 HONGKONG, Fri. China has consented to a 30 per cent increase m the now of water it pumps to Hongkong where water rationing has wen imposed because the reservoirs are dry, Hongkong officials said today. China will pump a total of 130 million cubic metres m the six
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    Lock icon WORKOUT FOR SIAPA RAJAH...
    108 40 SINGAPORE'S wander ■•rae, Slap* Rajah 111. being given a workout by his groom, Saladin, at Laurel racecourse, Maryland, m preparation for the biggest race of his career the Washington International Invitation today. Ten champion horses from all over the world will compete In the I Ss2si,til
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    Asia week recalls latest issue
    155 40 THE distributor of Asiaweek yesterday recalled hundreds of copies of the latest issue of the weekly magazine which contains two articles on Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam 's victory m the Anson by-election last Saturday. Sri Kesava Sdn Bhd started recalling the Nov 13 issue about half-an-hour
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    Lock icon Thai's record
    32 40 BANGKOK, Fri. niailand's flag carrier. Thai Airways International (Thai; carried more than two million passengers m the 11 months ending August 1961, a new record, the airline announced today. AFP.
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      294 40 Singapore m the 50s Where can you re-capture the mood and atmosphere of Singapore m the 50s? Reader LIM CHONG BOOK knows the place: Where there are still 'provision shops that have aged with the years, sun-baked mud paths and an open market not unlike the old Kandang Kerbau market."
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      99 40 UP TO 1p.m. TODAY: Generally Fair TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 25 mln. SUNSET today: 6.21p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.16 a.m. Amsterdam 5 41 C Cloudy Athens 10/19C Gear Bahrain 24/33C Goudy Bangkok 27 31 C Gear Belrnt 12/20C Clear Belgrade 5/7C Rain Berlin 4/7C Gear Bnuseb
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      Out of turnmoil
      1211 1 Out of turmoil Manila music over the miles LEISURE, Pag* Four Wartime havoc; pandemonium on the home front; a world m turmoil, especially East Asia. But out of the disorder emerged an array of "letters" one man wrote to a son and to all the sons of Singapore. K.R. Menon
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      Tennis and Marilyn
      147 2 I*Bl IS Open Tennis Championship Borg vs McEnroe (Ch 5, 3.2t p.m.): It's eluded Borg for a very long time, preventing him landing the Grand Slam. McEnroe won it last year, and wants to retain it. It boils down to a game that matches the contrasting styles
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      Weekend Delights
      58 2 CHINESE Cinema (Ch 8, 9.55 p.m.): Starring Chin Huang Un, Tien Ma, Un Fang Jlao and Liang Siu Sheng, In this weekend's Mandarin movie entitled, I Love No One Bat You. This love story begins with a pretty university undergrad and his boyfriend arranging a date for another
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      Tomorrow
      137 2 SUNDAY Matinee I Ace High (Ch 5, 2.31 r p.m.): You couldn't complain about this as Sunday afternoon fare. It's a spaghetti western, as usual, propped by popular actors like Terence Hill, Eli Wallach, Bud Spencer and Brock Peters. The storyline follows the activities of an outlaw m Mexico
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      PICK of the DAY
      578 2 PICK of the DAY SBC 5 SATURDAY Matinee Colour Scheme (Ch 5, 1.55 p.m.): An out-of-the-bnies title about a familiar figure which is found floating in a hot spring. The overcooked body belongs to a secret agent and immediately warrants the attention of Scotland Yard. Stars: George Baker, Alexander Hay,
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        270 2 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 4 Author, celebrated because overtopping rest, m a way (7) 1 The cake a little child 5 Hatf the guilds m the country presents, clutching humble lacking spirit (7) posy (5, 2, 7) j Shrink back from blow m cere8 A revered image to entice monv
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        306 2 lii'iiiiiii I i EXHIBITIONS: ON Paintings of the Soviet j Republics of Central Asia: i Exhibits from 33 artists. Works are from the '60s i and '70s, reflecting every- day life and people in the past and present... feai tures works of U. Tansyki baev, C. Aitieve and I Sakhi
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        469 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 12.50 PM Opening followed by Sesame Street 1.55 Saturday Matinee Colour Scheme 3.20 1981 US Open Tennis Championship Borg Vs McEnroe 5.35 Bmtang Undangan (r) 6.15 News (English) 6.25 Family Going Straight 7.15 Nuclear Enerjy Controlled Nuclear Fission 7.30 News And Weather Forecast 3.00 PM
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        215 2 SBC 8 MALAYSIA 10 11.16 Small Talk (Live) 12.M Musical Tribute l.M Afternoon Delight 1.31 News followed by Share Market Report and Weather Forecast 1.4S i Sounds Orchestral 2.M Programme Summary fol- lowed by Daily Serial 2.38 Something Different 3.H News in Brief followed by Today's Diary and Interlude 3.15
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        429 2 (Malay) 7.50 Wafcint Tal The Protectors Of The People (Last Episode) 8.45 The Val Doonican Music Show 9.25 Living Tomorrow 9.40 Cultural Diary (English) 9.45 News (English) 10.05 Weather Forecast (English) 10.10 Lou Grant (Last Episode) 11.00 Saturday Nijht Movie Let's Make Love 1.00 AM Close (Tamil) 7.05 Learning A
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      906 3 IByjUm BaEjflaßjjpj CALIFORNIA: A visitor to these parts has likened Ametica to a box of Kelloggs all nuts and flakes. While this comparison is unnecessarily unkind it is made not totally without grounds. The average American's life is cerealised when you consider the number of X hours he
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      500 3 Rumours have been around for some time that famous former Hongkong RTV producer Xiao Sheng was sought by SBC as full-time staff. But SBC has finally decided to speak out on the matter. LEONG WENG KAM reports. THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation has finally spoken out against recent
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        1614 4 Invitation to perform The Metro Manila Symphony Foundation, organiser of Concert At The Park has been invited to bring its music across the seas to Singapore. ABBY TAN reports from Manila. The Concert At The Park series is one example of how the men and women behind the weekly Sunday
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        336 4 ©centaur fFzM^d^A^-j Cruise-Fly Fferth, Australia TOUR 1 Optional shore tours available t Perth at a TOUR 4 From $1 490 Ichildren less $2001 reasonable price From $1,585 (chi'dren less $200) Depart Singapore by Centaur V29OS Transfer from hotel to Centaur at Fremantle Depart Singapore by Qantas i Nov 1881 on
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        592 5 GOLDEN Harvest chief Raymond Chow is highrolling his way into the big league m the western film industry. His last film, Cannonball Ron, which has Burt Reynolds and his gang of redneck friends smashing up cars throughout, has already netted more than
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        211 5 "WE'VE got to pub m new members b-id Mani. 'Until then, we'll have to cut oui snuws duwu to oue a month. Although the Singa pore Fum Society is starting off its new season with a crowd-puller, Sleuth, it is actually limping along m dire
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        788 5 l_-_-_-k_-_ k__k L I L>ki^i^ite ■to ftn^i HKfl Technics' Honeycomb Disc speakers. The difference is staggering. It had to happen. The shape of things to come. at 1 metre, while the premier Just when the world was about SB-10 system has an incredible to resign itself to the fact that
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        Human spirit debased
        1204 6 EARTHLY POWERS by Anthony Burgess Penguin 1981. 649 pages. £1.95 Reviewed by HOWARD CLEMENTS I REMEMBER being glared at by one very official-looking graffito that tried m every sense to look like The Writing on the Wall. It announced that: "God is considering a less ambitious project."
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        Head-hunters of Borneo
        720 6 MORE FAVOURITE STORIES FROM BORNEO Adapted by Irene-Anne Monteiro Heinemann. 60 papes. $2.15. FIRST TERM AT TREBIZON by Anne Digby Granada. 60 pages. INTO EXILE by Joan Lingard Puffin Plus. $6.20 Reviewed by MAUREEN GAY IREN E- Anne Monte-i-ro's collection of 14 stories from Borneo is especially
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        210 6 w y w XIMXVN BATUBAND From Holland Whatever your leakage problems are, BATUBAND will seal them up for good! BATUBAND has been tested and proven to withstand extreme climatic conditions up to 1 0ff and -18 C So durable effective dependable BATUBAND meets the highest standards of professional users industries,
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        War history in letters
        902 7 W a r history in letters EAST ASIA IN TURMOIL By K. R. Menon Educational Publications Bureau, 1981. 306 pages $30 Reviewed by ROBERT CHEW SINCAPOREANS are not great diary writers. So says the Ministry of Culture's Archives and Oral History Department m a brochure distributed to would-be informants and
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        341 8 a 17th RECORD SHATTERING DAY! B ■LIDOS LTll«xbystebesl PRINT* (*****14) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.45, 9.15 I Pricaa: CIRCLE $4 STALLS $3 No Fraa Lial A A^ SHboo< bl "P to 2 d «r m advanca C k^^ MI \tt\ jI CAPITOL 9 h DAY! (*****59) 5 SHC
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        435 8 BBV BKaM^PJIinl BBtt'i^'Pr''hP''^Bai fSßiouette Pullman Jj HBMPHa/fajaa^aa| HVaMVajHNHajH with carTwt>66fc J •NT/! BiJlJMJjfjj BF?W4wiT**B M0W1145 Ij BbMbßßb\ BaBBaVaaBBBBBH BBBBBBBaav.^^ J ..aaBBBBBaI BaBaBaVBBr WIP'M V^^e* Nytpn Bay \jl 1"^b1 ffi'^flf'lM A'lKcAj (22-) Tounster W 15 HAIF PWCI L^BaBBSafK bW il P \^fW<Samsonite Profile i i. B BBBP^^^ NOW SM BBBBBBBBaak. ■2tt
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        56 8 Yangtze Kong Chian To Doy 4 Doily (Y)7ihowj, llom 1.30, 3.30. 5.30. 7.15 9.30 Pkn M/N 12pm (X.C) S shows 1 15. 3.30, 7.15 9.30 Hu M/N 12pm "Security Unfcmted m Cantonese Straits A Story Ot Tht Rehifee k c«<ton«s< TO NfM M/N at 12pm "0.38" m C,n<oo« Claaaifiada ara
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        347 8 i MAKE WAY... i 5 HERE COMES 8 THE BIGGEST! THE GREATEST! 8 TJE LATEST! And THE BEST! J S' H[P^C3fe aSvynHfUyJ 1< 1 |x«mi 4 m BaT ''iKi'iitdii 1 <i> Mt tPjw^** n\^ x i \|hiicikc X t***l'jr fIHF fantastic j 'm I Baji^^ aW BB^ I I La^flfll
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        548 9 ASSOCIATE MEMBER SINGAPOftE TOURIST PROMOTION BOARD B The silk leader unravels another range of silk fantasies. jf ,^^BBL^^ From the finest Indian Thai silk to *B heavy raw silk or printed silk with the most exotic, loveliest designs. Equally heart -capturing are our home <^^bB JIV furnishing items. Handmade Namdha
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        107 9 Using the most advanced Kodak 2610 C Computerised Color Printer I FREE 3R-250 We only use Kodak paper and Kodak chemicals Yue Teng Photo Store G-15 (Grd Fir) Pearl's Centre Tel: *****02 G-44 (Grd Fir) Peoples Park Centre Tel: ***** AUTHORISED COLLECTION CENTRES: Ming Tuck Electrical Co 123 (Ist Fir)
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        Tally-ho Yoicks!
        1804 10  - Tally-ho Yoicks! TAN LEE LENG By THE only time I ever had anything to do with hunting was when I was still a child. My grandmother took me to Johor Bahru to visit a cousin who hunted not for deer or partridges, but for wild boar. Little did I realise
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        Substantial sandwiches
        562 10 Steeple's Deli First floor Tanglin Shopping Centre Reviewed by JOHN de SOUZA DON'T be fooled by the Tanglin Shopping Centre's post-6 p.m., dead-as-a-dodo facade. Go anywhere near the first floor, and you'll get delightful whiffs of sizzling steaks, frying onions and fresh veggies coming from Steeple's Deli. Oh,
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        Lock icon Curious questions
        250 11  -  CRAIG CLAIBORNE By m New York QUESTION: While eating steamed mussels at a restaurant, I crunched into something and, on investigation, found a small, dead, crablike creature, seemingly living on or m the mussel's body. Do you know what it was and if it was edible? It was
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        851 11 WHEN I first saw the advertisement I could hardly believe my eyes $100 per person for a wine tasting. Who m Singapore would have the range and quality of wines which could possibly justify Otis sort of price, not to mention the confidence that there are sufficient wine
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        254 10 Tli*> I#lI I If itrm Qall> 4 0 <*scountonallde S< gner 1 M.VO L UILIIIIiVF AUV ctotrnngs. shoes and accessories for men and women.' y^K^Bpfc^ Mon-Sat 10am to 6 30pm. <J I V .^BV^ F24-26, 15t Floor, Hilton Singapore, yT Orchard Road, Singapore 0923. Tel: *****56. \^H BBF M> GBf^KP^^^^
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        114 10 Break the wind-trap that causes the pain Acidity it only partly the cause of indioestion SMIC >"<>m 'nis pain. Wind it the main culprit. When your delicate >Ml ttomach balance it ditturbed, small foamy I J >^^. gat bubblet ditttnd the tlomach-and at the v\_^/^X. pretture increatet to doet that
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        164 11 m Spring Almond fm jjjttll Bbß^ ■Mr Ar Interior lighting m these wall units show > ••"i:-. 1 flflVß| A off your glass and china behind attractive L Bfcc^^^l jl A| smoked glass doors Bfek^^SSS fll V You may not be a Londoner, but you'll Look at the handsome, glass
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        1913 12 "The Zakum Shangri-La" I I TAWASH n 1 8 8 Another Maroil Contribution III to the Offshore Industry fl I I SB TAWASHII.aself-elevatmg TAWASH II is fitted with four 150-foot accommodation barge, is on its way long tubular legs The Delong to Abu Dhabi This sophisticated pneumatic jackmq system is
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        246 13 A NEW MILESTONE IN MAROIL'S COMMITMENT TO THE OFFSHORE INDUSTRY OUR CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES We are proud to have been awarded the complete contract for the supply Fjfgtl and installation of the following 1221 on TAWASH II OKAYA CO., LTD. Panelling Ceiling (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN) FlooHnP' Domx SINGAPORE OFFICE
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        495 14 VHARGILL WEIR, a member of Harper I Gilfillan Group is an established and fast I expanding marine and land service organi I sation specialising m rotating equipment, I pumps, engim* and turbines is seeking a I mature, dynamic and qualified candidate I for the challenging position of: ADMINISTRATION MANAGER (Salary
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        691 14 Applications are invited from Malaysian citizens for the following vacancies:Senior Tax Staff I The persons we are looking for should be qualified accountants with three to five years experience m corporate and personal tax work. The selected candidates will be involved m advising, as well as preparing and agreeing 'the
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        460 14 BANKING BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT OFFICER '(SALARY 8535,000 PER ANNUM NEGOTIABLE) A major International Bonk with a full-service Branch m Singapore invites applications from a dynamic Banker to join the Business Development Team. The selected candidate will be responsible for developing customer relationships with local and multi-nutional organizations. He will be responsible
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        1016 14 "A^/aterHouse Associates I mi W Management Consultants m a wide range of services including: executive recruitment, organisation and corporate planning, financial management, manufacturing, production and project management systems and procedures, market surveys, data processing and computerisation, job evaluation, 'salary surveys and compensation structuring, as well as management training and development.
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        646 15 Tri State Tri-State Oil Tool, a U.S. based company and leader m providing oilfield services, tools and equipment, wishes to appoint PIPE WELDERS REQUIREMENTS Applicants must be experienced m welding cross-country or sub-sea oil and gas pipelines. Only those capable of vertical-down (stovepipe) welding with E6OlO type electrodes need apply.
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        792 15 Cs^j Mk KJJJm. For a career m the technical field, join our TECHNICIAN TRAINING SCHEME The training scheme is designed to train those with little or no skill to be technicians capable of carrying out first-line maintenance and repair of Port equipment and installations Candidates are taken m as trainees
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        733 15 I Sales Manager I I Business Systems <cv. tm I Our client is a member of a multi-national Group of Companiesengaged m the marketing of a well-known brand of minicomputers as well as computer accessories and peripheral equipment of large mainframe computers. It is now looking for an experienced salesoriented
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        493 16 19 "'<« ¥hHI HEWLETT WIEM PACKARD FACILITIES TECHNICIANS REQUIREMENTS: ITC/NTC m Mechanical or Electrical Engineering or Motor Vehicle Mechanics 2 to 3 years' experience m either one of the followings:- Air-condition and control systems Repairs and maintenance of air-compressors and pumps Maintenance and installation of electrical plant equipment Motor Vehicle
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        623 16 As a result of expansion, we hove created the following new positions: Chief Engineer Degree or Diploma m Mechanical or Production Engineering. Experience m manufacturing environment, preferably connected with metal products. Knowledge m Industrial Engineering, project functions and physical Ergonomic are essential. The incumbent will be reporting directly to the
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        240 16 A well-established European company t)at.ed m Kuala Lumpur and with own manufacturing facilities invites applications from suitably qualified Malaysians for the post of: FINANCIAL/ I ADMINISTRATIVE I CONTROLLER I (Salary: M 550,000 p.a.) He will report directly to the General Manager and will have overall responsibility for the financial, accounting
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        676 16 The SGV Group SGV Goh Tan Pte Ltd Professional fcxe^.nve Recruitment Services Our client a wholly uwi i«a Jiary of a large European industrial group is actively mvuived m producing and marketing metals, chemicals and related products worldwide. As part oi its expansion programme, the Company is now seeking a
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        547 17 the move... K y I EB COMMUNICATIONS I a subsidiary of A/S ELEKTRISK BUREAU, Norway is an established company developing and manufacturing communication equipment m Singapore m addition to marketing the group's products m ASEAN. Our major customers are the Telecoms Authorities m ASEAN and operators of private networks. The
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        450 17 -^^^4 1^ As part of Its w^^ expansion programme, wy^ an offshore branch of a leading W^^ International Bank is now looking for the j^^ following personnel to fill the post of Female General Clerks The successful candidates will be assigned to Loans, Accounts/Administration and Dealing departments. Preferably GCE. 'A'
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        732 17 rJ=R-^r J=R-^ PHILIPS •«*,Vv/ Ji a Philip* Singapore manufacture and export electrical and o V„• .i~jnr 3** electronic products and equipments to more than 120 countries' m'lW\ i throughout the world. 'l^'fffT^ f< ue to our activities, we seek to employ a resourceful, mature T"~j!"\ -J'i -^,»J >•"*] and responsible
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        496 17 A well-established Group of Companies invites applications from suitable candidates for the position of MANAGER Accounts Receivables Hire Purchase Dept. This is a senior and challenging appointment which carries an attractive compensation package. It provides excellent prospects for further growth and development within the Group Reporting to the General Manager
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        678 18 TAT LEE BANK LIMITED invites applications Irom suitably qualified candidates for the following posts BANK OFFICERS Successful candidates will be assigned to various sections of the Bank's expanding operations Prefeience will be given to holders of recognised degrees or diplomas m Banking witn several yeais of experience m one or
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        756 18 t M NALCO NALCO SOUTH EAST ASIA PTE LTD A leading multi-national chemical company has now two (2) openings for: SENIOR TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVES (Expatriate) We have drastically expanded m this region over the last 1 0 years and we have ambitious plans for further growth and expansion m the decade
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        774 18 SIME DARBY SINGAPORE LIMITED DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR We are a major company with diverse interests which include Trading, Manufacturing, Property Development, Shipping and Technical Services! We are m a phase of rapid growth and have now an opportunity to appoint a Development Director for the Regional Head Office Singapore and Brunei.
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        146 18 IN THE MATTES OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 18S AND IN THE MATTES OP YUWONO TRADING COMPANY (PSIVATE) LIMITED (IN MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 272(2) of the companies Act, Cap. 185 that the Final Meeting of Members of the aboven imed Company will be
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        567 19 GENERAL^) ELECTRIC USA invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the position of:QUALITY CONTROL ENGINEER The successful candidate reporting to Manager-Quality Control, will be responsible for evaluating of products/parts, quality planning, establishing quality acceptance standards and implementing quality control programs. Applicants must possess an Electrical/Mechanical Engineering degree or a degree
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        553 19 I HONG FOX GROUP OF COMPANIES I Applications are invited for the following jobs: PROJECTS CONTROLLER <two posts) DUTIES Overall responsibility of* controlling assigned projects to achieve I timely implementation of construction programmes and cost budgets. Main duties are:1 On-site co-ordination/control, programming and monitoring of progress. 2 Budget control procedures
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        589 19 SINGAPORE BROADCASTING CORPORATION] invites applications for the appointments of: SECURITY SERGEANT Salary Scale: $480x20-600 Qroaa Salary rang*: $664 $808 To be responsible to the Security Assistant To ensure that security measures are implemented. To supervise security guards Required to work m shifts. Qualification*: Possed Secondary II m a Government/Aided School.
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        469 19 CYCLES CARRIAGE GROUP APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING IN MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANICS CONDUCTED IN CONJUNCTION WITH VITD It is our Company's policy to provide efficient, well-trained and skilled workforce m our Workshops to complement our sales. Our Training Centre situated at Bukit Timah is an approved Training Centre recognised by the V^TB to
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      1144 20 KIDS THINGS Logo winner HERE is a picture of our logo winner, Lyn Lee, aged eight. We had a hard time choosing the winner, because there were so many good entries. But Lyn's was the best. As you can see, we're using her logo today. Lyn entered for the competition
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        87 20 It's a brighter Sunday with Sunday Nation f^m Jt^W^ fl ill WF bßbf^C^^^^^ I^l w~ s m M I M M t Il^ F *H^ if deadline fever last Saturday i^imbW 7"W Bb> A m f\ I ijhih||^^bh^i||B||b oictures I K w^P^l I f* W "wH i i mitr y
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        704 20 BETELCO ELECTRONICS, a subsidiary of a well established German Company m manufacturing and trading of telecommunication equipment has interesting opportunities for young and dynamic individual seeking new challenges and responsibilities m the various technical areas:DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER Development Engineer must be dynamic weM motivated individual who wiH assume responsibility over the
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        142 21 Pursuant to the Special Resolution passed at the Extraordinary I General Meeting of members of Malaysia Mining Corporation Berhad held on 10th October, 1981, we are pleased to announce that MALAYSIA MINING CORPORATION BERHAD nos with effect from 10th October, 1981 changed its name to I MMC (1976) BERHAD The
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        594 22 The SGV Group Management Consulting Services Our client, a growth orientated and progressive local Commercial Bank, is m the process of accelerating its activities In Malaysia. It invites applications from qualified BUMIPUTRAS, to take up the following senior management positions, based m Kuala Lumpur and reporting to the Executive Chairman:
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        402 22 :ONSULTING ENGINEERS MERCHANDISING ASSISTANT (Male or Female) Union Carbide Singapore Pte Ltd offers interesting and challenging opportunities for a Merchandising Assistant for supermarket/departmental store-type outlets. Minimum requirements include GCE '0' level, class 3 driving licence, fluency m English, Mandarin and local dialects. Previous sales or merchandising experience would be desirable
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        643 22 Jr 5 S F-E^ZUEmGtTRADjNGIPTELTD TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES Due to expansion m our Technical Division, we require two Technical Sales Representatives for our Manne Equipment Department. A. CONTAINER LASHING EQUIPMENT SALES REPRESENTATIVE Candidates must have 2 3 years of experience m direct sales to ship owners and agents m container lashing
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