The Straits Times, 21 November 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    New move to expand scope
    452 1  -  CHAN 01 CHEE SDF responds to critics By of Times Business IN apparent response to criticisms, the Skills Development Fund Council has set up two technical committees to assist m the refinement of its three financial incentive schemes and the expansion of the fund's scope
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    Embassy 'not involved in air fares row'
    338 1  - Embassy 'not involved in air fares row' TAN LIAN CHOO By Our Correspondent THE Singapore Embassy here is not involved m the fight between Singapore Airlines and the West German authorities over its traffic and ticket selling rights but has been kept informed on the matter since May, a Singapore
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    Lock icon S'pore vessel hits trawler
    80 1 BANGKOK, Fri. One fisherman drowned, another is missing and 22 were rescued after a Singapore-registered cargo vessel collided with a crippled trawler off an eastern roast yesterday, police said. The incident occurred off the coast m Reyong province, 208 km east of here, when the fishing
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    Lock icon S'porean hurt in crash
    52 1 CACJAYAN DE ORO CITY i Philippines), Fri. A bus with faulty brakes plunged into a ravine 24 m deep, killing four people and injuring 2\ others, including a Singapore woman, a bus company official said today. The Singaporean was discharged after treatment from the Bukidnon provincial
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    Lock icon $60 m racket
    52 1 TURIN (Italy), Fri. Four people 'have been arrested here following the discovery of a racket m counterfeit spare parts for Fiat cars, a reliable source aaid today. The racket reaped about US$3O million (Ss6o million) from May to September alone for spareparts leaving the country, the source
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    Dust fails to stop trading
    139 1 Dust fails to stop trading OUT come handkerchiefs to cover mouths and noses as a mist of dost lazily swirls Into the trading room of the Singapore Stock Exchange. There are a few coughs and sneeces bat business goes on as usual. So it has been m the SES trading
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    Lock icon It's formal
    41 1 DACCA, Fri. The Bangladesh election commission tonight formally declared Mr Abdus Sattar as the new President of Bangladesh following his landslide presidential election victory this week. An official announcement said the new president would take his oath today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 17 fans killed
    37 1 BOGOTA, Fri. Seventeen people were killed and 50 were seriously injured when a stand collapsed last night at a football stadium m the south-west-ern Colombian town of Ibague, the Red Cross said yesterday. Reuter.
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    Lock icon US offensive to support Reagan's missiles claim
    577 1 WASHINGTON, Friday THE US has launched a diplomatic offensive to back President Ronald Reagan's claim that the Soviet Union has a six-to-one edge m mediumrange nuclear missiles m Europe. The President made his claim m a speech on Wednesday calling for the Soviet
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    Lock icon Five-year Soviet economic plan passed
    192 1 Five-year Soviet economic plan passed MOSCOW, Fri THE Soviet Union's highest legislative body, the Supreme Soviet, yesterday passed into law an ambitious five-year economic plan which western experts predict will never be fulfilled. At the close of a three-day session delegates voted unanimously for the 1981-1985 plan, which had been
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    Lock icon Karpov retains his title
    147 1 MERANO (Italy). Fri. World chess champion Anatoly Karpov of the Soviet Union retained his title for the next three years with a sixth and final win over challenger Viktor Korchnoi today. Korchnoi, m a hopeless position, resigned m a telephone call to chief arbiter Paul Klein
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    Bernama to set up bureau
    284 1  -  GOH LEE KHUAN By THE Singapore Government plans to set up a national news agency. In line with this, ft has agreed to the opening of a branch of Bernama, Malaysia's national news agency here next year. This was disclosed yesterday by the Minister for
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    Lock icon Saudi prince 'made secret visit to China'
    549 1 The sources said it was not clear how far the BEIJING, Fri A SAUDI prince recently made an unannounced visit to Beijing as part of behind-the-scenes moves by the two countries to establish diplomatic relations, diplomatic sources said today. The Saudi move comes
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    PIE to sell pork in wet markets
    366 1  -  NGI AM TONG HAI By I THE Primary industries Enterprise (PIE) is looking for batchers to ran stalls In the "wet" markets m Housing Board estates to sell pork cheaper In direct competition with batchers there. This scheme is being finalised, a PIE
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    Lock icon BLACK SUPPORT FOR PLAN
    60 1 LONDON, Fri. Black African leaders have agreed m principle to western proposals to speed-up the Independence of Namibia (SonthWest Africa), Britain's Foreign Office said today. Eight African states and the South West African Peoples Organisation (Swapo) had endorsed the "main thrust" of a constitutional blueprint put
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      681 2 Holidays are here THE school holidays start today for about 300,000 primary school children and yesterday was a day of rejoicing and celebrations for them. Some primary schools declared a half-day, while others held prize-giving ceremonies, teacher-student familiarisations for next year, end-of-year parties and concerts. As for the school
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      COMMENT
      159 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: AS In any learning process, the earlier the training of the deaf begins, the better the results. Right now the Singapore Association for tie Deaf has to rely very much on volunteers to provide some training for children of pre-schooling age. It obviously cannot do
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      276 2 THE UNIVERSITY-INDUSTRY LINK IN R D THERE are two categories of R D. Said Mr Philip Yeo, chairman of National Computer Board at the opening of a one-day seminar on micro-computers yesterday. The two are: demand-pull and science push. For Singapore, the emphasis should be on the first
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      BACKGROUND
      58 2 OPPORTUNITIES AT BONN SOVIET President Leonid Brezhnev and West Gerim-n Chancellor Helmut Schmidt get together tomorrow for a three-day summit m Bonn. For Brezhnev, the meeting offers an opportunity to press his campaign to denuclearize Europe. For Schmidt, the talks provide an opening to promote programmes which would hopefully
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      595 2 Exciting polls NEW Zealand's previously dull election campaign suddenly exploded yesterday with Prime Minister Robert Muldoon's admission that secret government reports had cast doubts on the government's "think big" development policy a policy on which the government had hinged its election campaign. Mr Muldoon had earlier denied
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      SPORTS
      183 2 Try for hat-trick TOTTENHAM Hotspur, fourth m the English First Division, will try for a hat-trick victory over Manchester United this season when they meet at White Hart Lane. Tottenham had won both their second-round League Cup matches 1-0 against United. Second-placed Ipswich, three points behind United, will also
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      191 2 MAS fare rise MAS's request for an increase m its domestic airfares has been approved by the government. Although the airline asked for a 30 to 50 per cent increase, the rise is believed to be about 10 per cent. MAS gave as the main reason for
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      SECTION 2
      434 2 Out of bondage SHANTI is a 23-year-old Nepalese girl who has survived terrible suffering to become one of the most outspoken and energetic youth leaders m her country. After her marriage at 15, she was ridiculed by the family, made to do all the housework, forbidden to read
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Blow for Muldoon election campaign
      259 3 Premier admits secret govt reports criticised energy projects WELLINGTON, Fri. NEW Zealand's previously dull election campaign suddenly exploded yesterday with the admission by Prime Minister Robert Muldoon that secret government reports did cast doubts on several aspects of the government's "think big" development policy. He
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      Lock icon China's congress to meet soon
      217 3 BEIJING, Friday THE National People's Congress, China's lawmaking body, is to meet on Nov 30 for a session expected to deal mainly with China's efforts to put its economy m order. The congress' standing committee decided on the date today, the official Xinhua news agency
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      STUDENTS' ANGER AT KISSINGER VISIT
      102 3 STUDENTS' ANGER AT KISSINGER VISIT STI DKNTS brandishing an American flag and a banner saying: "Kissinger, Go Home" demonstrated outside a university hall where Dr Henry Kissinger was giving a lecture m Brasilia, Brazil, on Thursday. The demonstrators later burned the flag, hurled eggs and shouted slogans while the former
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      Lock icon Threat by Muslim party to boycott polls
      216 3 Threat by Muslim party to boycott polls JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia's biggest Muslim group Nadhatul Ulama (NU) was today reported to have threatened to boycott the general election next May unless a settlement was reached m its current dispute with the pro-government Muslimin Indonesia (MI). NU first chairman Jusuf Hasjim was
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      Lock icon Japan says 'No' again to US plan for tariff cuts
      260 3 Japan says 'No' again to US plan for tariff cuts TOKYO, Fri. US Treasury Secretary Donald Regan met Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki today, but Japanese officials said the premier again turned down an American proposal that Japan cut or end tariffs on 29 trade items. The proposal was made to
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      Lock icon Flood havoc
      27 3 JAKARTA, Fri. About 8,000 houses were inundated by floods that swept through Banten district, about 120 km west of here, Jakarta newspapers reported today. UPI.
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      Wedding went on with substitute bridegroom
      295 3 Wedding went on with substitute bridegroom BANGKOK, Fri. Looking absolutely stunning m her pink frilled bridal dress, 22-year-old Wachiraporn "Lek" Changyim tied the nuptial knot last night at her home m Muang district m rich Thai tradition. The wedding would have been a perfect one, m the presence of about
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      Lock icon Deadline for video game operators
      130 3 MANILA, Fri. Operators of thousands of video game machines have been given 15 days by President Ferdinand Marcos to dismantle, destroy or surrender the devices to the army. The machines, which for one peso (about 525 cents) allow a player to shoot down "space Invaders"
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon Blow foi Benn in shadow cabinet vote
      250 4 Blow foi Benn in shadow cabinet vote LONDON, Friday LEFT-WING rebel Tony Benn suffered a major setback yesterday m his campaign to commit Britain's opposition Labour Party to radical socialist policies when he failed to win election to the party's shadow cabinet. Party officials said Mr Benn was 20th among
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      Lock icon N. IRELAND PROTEST RUNS INTO CHALLENGE
      147 4 N. IRELAND PROTEST RUNS INTO CHALLENGE BELFAST, Fri. Protestant leader Rev. Lan Palsley today fared the first challenge to his planned anti-Brltlsh Government "Day of Action" from paramilitary groups who derided not to take part In the protest. But he was supported by Protestaat workers at the province's largest generating
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      Lock icon 'Soviets have the most subs'
      131 4 'Soviets have the most subs' LONDON, Fri. The Soviet Navy deploys the largest submarine fleet and has the largest minelaying capacity m the world, a leading British naval expert said today. He said the Soviets last year launched a monster 30,000-tonne nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine the largest ever built. He
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      Lock icon Bonn-Moscow accord on gas pipeline
      185 4 WEST Germany's Ruhrgas energy concern said today it had reached accord with the Soviet Union to buy natural gas which will be supplied from Siberia under a huge east- west pipeline project. Announcement of the agreement came only two days before Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev
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      Lock icon 1,500 jobs lost at British computer company
      90 4 LONDON, Fri. Britain's biggest computer company, ICL, yesterday said it was cutting another 1,500 jobs and closing a factory m Manchester, northern Eng- land. The cutbacks come just five months after the j European-owned computer giant declared 5,200 redun- dancies. ICL lost £34
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Senate cuts $7b
        95 4 THE UNITED STATES Senate culminated an all-night session by agreeing 62-35 early yesterday to cut about US$3.3 billion (US$7 billion) from an emergency spending bill that will keep the government operating through March 31 after current funds expire at midnight on Friday. President Ronald Reagan had threatened
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        Lock icon Demos over M-E plan
        65 4 LARGE DEMONSTRATIONS against Saudi Arabia's Middle East peace plan were held m Teheran and other Iranian cities today, Teheran Radio said. The report, monitored m London, said demonstrators m the capital denounced the plan as being US-inspired. They also called for the "execution of Saudi Prirtce
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        Lock icon India-China talks
        73 4 INDIA AND China will hold talks m Beijing next month m a bid to solve a long-standing border dispute that caused a short war between the two Asia giants m 1962. Eric Gonsalves, a secretary m the Foreign Ministry, will lead the Indian delegation and the talks will
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        Lock icon BL strike to go on
        82 4 MORE THAN 2,000 workers voted on Thursday to continue a strike over rest breaks which is costing the British Leyland (BL) Motor Company nearly £5 million (Ss2o million) a day m lost production. The struggling state-owned firm has laid off 6,000 workers because of the
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        Lock icon Room for refugees
        68 4 THE UNITED STATES remains committed to helping countries m the Asian region which continue to provide first refuge to people fleeing Indochina, a senior US official said m Manila yesterday. Mr Walter Stoessel, Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs, told a press conference here that the US
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        Lock icon Commander released
        73 4 ONE OF the military commanders jailed m the wake of the trial of tht radical Gang of Four former airforce commander Wu Faxi an has been released for health reasons, official sources said m Beijing yesterday. Wu, 66, was convicted by the military tribunal on Nov 20 on
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Lock icon Call to return jobs to airport men
      253 6 Call to return jobs to airport men NEW YORK, Fri. Delegates to the convention of the American Federation of Labour and Congress of Industrial organisations (AFL-CIO) called on President Ronald Reagan yesterday to return air traffic controllers to their jobs. "Mass dismissals, fines and decertification of the controllers' union will
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      Lock icon Great American Smokeout
      156 6 YOITHS In Lubbork, Texas, staged a bornout of giant cigarettes In one of the events which began the IWI Great American Smokeout on Thursday, a day when millions of smokers straggled to abstain from smoking. They tried everything from tying their wrists with rubber bands to hypnotism
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      Lock icon US probe into N-plant metal for Pakistan
      249 6 NEW YORK, Friday UNITED STATES authorities are investigating a shipment of a key metal used m the construction of nuclear reactors that was seized as it was about to be loaded on a passenger flight from Kennedy International Airport to Pakistan. The US
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      Lock icon Narrow win for Reagan over F-16 jet sales to Zia
      377 6 PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan was handed another major foreign policy victory when a congressional committee narrowly overrode opposition to the proposed sale of 40 F-16 jet fighters to Pakistan. The House of Representatives foreign affairs committee voted 13-13 yesterday to defeat
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      JAPANESE FLAG TORN DOWN IN THE U.S.
      96 6 MILWAUKEE (Wisconsin), Fri. Angry car workers at the Teledyae Wisconsin Motor Company tore down a Japanese flag on display at their plant, tossed it In a sewer and ran op an American flag while singing "The Star-spangled Banner." A onion official said on
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      Lock icon 'Super wheat' developed
      71 6 COLUMBIA (Missouri), Fri. A university researcher said yesterday he has developed a new strain of wheat with nearly double the protein of the highest quality wheat now grown. The -ew slrain of "super wheat" offers greater nutritional value m livestock feeds and improvement of the human diet
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 4
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      Lock icon Economic woes 'will give Gaddafi trouble'
      251 7 Economic woes 'will give Gaddafi trouble' TRIPOLI, Friday LIBYA'S economy, hard hit by oil revenues dwindling to 40 per cent of normal, is heading for serious difficulties that could spell trouble for Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, said diplomats and oil company executives yesterday. "There are no prospects of the oil situation
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      Lock icon Libya will not attend summit on Saudi plan
      250 7 Libya will not attend summit on Saudi plan LONDON, Friday LIBYAN leader Muammar Gaddafi said m a speech broadcast by Libyan Radio last night he would not attend an Arab summit meeting m Morocco next week which is to discuss Saudi Arabia's Middle East peace plan. Radical Arab states including
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      Lock icon Getting to know you
      69 7 UNITED NATIONS, Fri. ThP UN General Assembly yesterday unanimously proclaimed 1983 World Communications Year, devoted to the development of basic communications facilities. In a resolution to that effect, the 157-nation assembly made the International Tele- ommunk-ation Union m Geneva the lead agency to coordinate organisations' activities
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      Lock icon Gen Tan in Surabaya
      53 7 JAKARTA, Fri. Singapore's acting army Chief of Staff, Brig-Gen Tan Chin Tiong, has arrived m Surabaya, East Java, to visit Indonesia's mai i naval base there, Jakarta radio reported today General Tan, who arrived m Surabaya yesterday from Yogyajarta, will proceed to Bali before returning to
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      Lock icon Laxative played key role in Sadat killing
      195 7 Laxative played key role in Sadat killing CAIRO. Fri. Laxatives played a key role In the assassination of President Anwar Sadat, accordIng to the Egyptian authorities. Lieutenant Khalld Islam holly, alleged leader of the hit squad, Is said to have secretly administered the laxatives to the three soldiers assigned to
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      Lock icon House votes for Sinai force
      97 7 WASHINGTON, Fri. The House of Representatives voted today to authorise the US to take part m a multinational peacekeeping force to help implement the 1979 Camp David peace treaty between Egypt and Israel. By 363-13 votes it approved a plan to base no more than
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    • Sideliners
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        Lock icon Di's link with Washington
        67 7 PRINCESS Diana has the blood of George Washington's family m her veins, a leading genealogist has claimed m London. Patrick Montague-Smith, former editor of Debretts Peerage, favourite reading of the nobility, said he has established that Princess Diana is descended from John Moore, who married into
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        Lock icon World Hello Day greeting
        60 7 TODAY is the ninth annual World HeUo Day m whit h pur tiripants promote world peace by each greeting 10 strangers Michael McCormack, 29, and his brother Brian, 23. from Omaha, Nebraska, got the idea m 1973 when US troops were placed on a global military
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        Lock icon $ I m damages for nude pose
        61 7 I m damages for nude pose A FORMER fashion student who said her nude photo was used m a men's magazine without her permission was awarded damages totalling US$50(),000 (Ssl million) by an all-women jury m Miami yesterday The magazine "Genesis" featured her m an advertisement .for pillows with the
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    Lock icon Schools over, so time to relax a little
    334 8  -  MAY HO By WITH six weeks of school vacation ahead of them, it is no surprise the way these boys took off yesterday when the bell rang. Whooping and screaming they raced down the driveway of Ai Tons School towards the eates
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    Officials look into hampers following grouses
    255 8 Officials look into hampers following grouses ENVIRONMENT Ministry officers are looking into gift hampers to ensure that they contain only goodies. A ministry spokesman said its officers nave been checking hampers m the past few weeks m view of the coming festive season. The comment came m the wake of
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    Going back to school during the holidays
    168 8 TWICE a week for the next four weeks, thousands of primary schoolchildren will still be going back to school during the long school break. But it will be all fun and games and not lessons. The 25 primary schools contacted by The Straits
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    Seamen find it hard to get jobs after training
    398 8 Seamen find it hard to get jobs after training FRESH graduates from the TS Singapore, the training ship which conducts residential courses for seamen, are facing difficulties m getting jobs on board ships, the National Shipowners Association said yesterday. Expressing anxiety about the situation, the association's chairman, Mr Lua Cheng
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    I posed as cop to play joke on couple: Accused
    324 8 AN IMMIGRATION officer, who claimed that he posed as a police officer just to play a prank on a couple who were making love m a car, was fined $1,000 by a magistrate yesterday for impersonation. Chin Yoon Fatt, 23,
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    Top Bonn official arrives for visit
    134 9 THE Parliamentary Secretary of State from West Germany's Ministry of Economic Cooperation, Mr Alwin Bruck, arrived I yesterday for a two-day visit. Mr Bruck paid a courtesy call on the Trade and Industry Minister Dr Tony Tan and then met the director of the
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  • The Sunday Times
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      FARES FAIR
      53 9 THE discounting air fares war m Germany has raised many questions. This weekend, THE SUNDAY TIMES answers them and sets to rest the poser: if discounting means consumers get the benefit of lower prices, why are governments against it? Also, the first of a two-part article on SlA's
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      Anson: What The PAP Gained
      39 9 AN INTRIGUING Idea from a Singapore-bred, British-trained PhD In Mathematics Is now making the rounds here. On Sunday, we present his views on the PAP defeat at Anson and how It has proved Invaluable.
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      US Reaction To Our Fashion
      43 9 IT WASN'T reported m any of the American papers but the professionals m the business had a lot to say about our designers and their clothes. One distressing thought some still don't know where we are ("off Japan?").
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      In Weekender: Great Galaxies!
      52 9 LUKE Sky walker killed off m the next episode of the Star Wars Saga? Han Solo's son to be the next hero? Read more m Hollywood USA. A New Horizon A NEW series beings m Weekender TRAVEL. Your new SUNDAY TIMES feature on getting away from
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    • Sunday Nation
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        TIPS FOR GLUTTONS
        78 9 HE DIDN'T quite label us a nation of gluts, but who would dispute Health Minister Goh Chok Tong's remark last Saturday that Singaporeans are obsessed with food "we make eating our national past-time?". How do we eat sensibly and if we overindulge, how do we choose a
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        Splendour In The Grass
        80 9 THERE'S life between the leaves If we bother to I look, life that joungsters m high-rise concrete homes may never have seen, and Inserts that even those born and bred m kampungs or who have romped m ditches and lallang fields may be surprised to know
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        That's She, Liz Taylor
        67 9 SHE'S been called the most beautiful woman m the world, her private life has been, to say the least, flamboyant, with marriage many times over, 19 major operations, and now a very different role as wife of a US senator. Yet actress ELIZABETH TAYLOR says I
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        What A Way To Go
        39 9 ALL those planning a holiday In Hongkong some time In the future find ont about one of its best travel bargains. It's not for getting there but for when you get to the colony.
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        Bumper Asia Magazine
        63 9 IT'S AN exra-thick Asia Magazine tomorrow with the addition of a 40-page special pullout for Christmas. If you want to give yourself a treat or pick a gift for someone who means a lot to you tomorrow's pullout on the electronic wizardry on the market lets you
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        Say It With Dash
        61 9 AND for those with the time and Inclination, MAGDALENE LI M reports on How You Can Make \n Ordinary Gift Extraordinary. A two-page colour special. In Sports Nation HOW To Swim Butterfly IS the US soccer honeymoon over? MEET Biomc Man Mr II THE last man
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    Two men to stand trial for murder
    101 9 TWO welders, Loo Kirn Choi and Chee Mun Wai, both 20, were committed to stand trial m the High Court for murder, after a preliminary inquiry yesterday. They were accused of the murder of Mr Ng Keng Chai, 23, m front of the
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    UN Assn dinner on Sunday
    92 9 THE United Nations Association of Singapore is holding the annual UN Day dinner at the Tanglin Room. Shangri-la Hotel, on Sunday at 7 p.m. The Minister of State (Labour), Dr Wonß Kwei Cheone, ■ad Mrs Wong will be the ■MM o( honour at the function
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    Society fair
    28 9 THE First I.ady Mrs Devan Naii will open the Sonpore Red Cross Society's Kair It ihe grounds of Goodwood Park Hotel tomorrow at 10 a m
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    Driver fined $3,000 for woman's death
    227 9 MOTORIST Tan Hua i Hong, 22, was yesterday fined $3,000 by a district judge for causing the death of a 68-year-old woman through negligence. Tan, a carpenter, was also banned from driving for three years. The accident happened along an extension of Bedok North
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    Less fresh fish in markets on Monday
    500 9 LESS fresh fish and seafood will be available m markets on Monday when about a third of Jurong's fish j merchants take a day off. They may continue this m the weeks to j come on their own Inltiative because business i on
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    Helper stole farmer's cheques
    241 9 Helper stole farmer's cheques A 21-YEAR OLD man who stole a cheque book and i then issued a cheque for $50,000 m a land deal was fined a total of $2,200 and jailed a day by a magistrate yesterday. David Chew Van Yin, went to Pulau Übin and rented a
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    'Don't suffer in silence speak up' call to non-smokers
    386 10  -  g7^t>J/ Smoking J*¥sJ\ r and Bv VCa^ 1 Health By BENG TAN metfo/ Reporter NON-SMOKERS were yesterday invited to speak up "firmly but politely" for their rights to breathe air unpolluted by cigarette smoke. The Parliamentary Secretary for Health and Culture,
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    Fewer French smokers now
    131 10 Fewer French smokers now FEWER Frenchmen and women are smoking since the French Government began its programme to control smoking m 1976. Dr Claude Villain, chief of the research section of the Health Education Council Department, told the Regional Workshop on Smoking and Health yesterday that taking the period 1971
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    X-ray van
    32 10 THE Singapore Ami Tuberculosis Association will be presented r new X-ray van by the American International Assurance Co Ltd at the SATA Chest and Heart Clinic on Tuesday at noori.
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    'Mooncake row' simmers on
    415 10 THE Singapore Cultural Foundation's members have not decided whether to ask a writers' association involved m the "inooncake row" to return the cash for alleged misuse of a grant. This follows Minister of State (Culture) Fong Sip Chee's recommendation to the foundation as he was annoyed
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    Economic perk in govts backing tobacco industry
    286 10 GOVERNMENTS generally support tobacco industries because they provide foreign exchange as a cash crop and taxes on tobacco are convenient sources of revenue. Governments are also the key to the problem of I tobacco- related diseases as prevention is a political decision, not
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    Mr Chay Kim Fun DON'T BE SHY
    91 10 Mr Chay Kim Fun DON'T BE SHY ON Nov 4, we wrongly reported that Mr Chay Kirn Fui had been convicted of misappropriating cash anc television sets. Mr Chay has asked us to publish 1 correction and apology, which we are pleased to do so and we express our sincere
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      632 10 City Plaza opens tomorrow Come join the fun Every day from November 22nd to the 29th jff Look who else is here! A Quack a joke with Donald Duck and Q> Mickey Mouse or give Pluto a pat on It's all happening here! f ■■■■■L'i^l** his head. All three Disney
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    Drill — Japanese-style
    295 11 Drill Japanese-style Soldiers learn it only £or part m war Him THE drill movements took some getting used to. And so, too, did the marching. Bat under the expert guidance of two Japanese, these men from the Singapore Armed Forces' 3rd Uuards Battalion soon took to the style and pace
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    VCMAN HURT IN 2-VEHICLE ACCIDENT
    127 11 A VIGILANTE Corps fulltime national serviceman was injured when the police patrol car he was travelling m and a trailer crashed along Upper Thomson Road on Thursday. VC Shaik Ibrahim so Gulam Hussein, 19, suffered severe cuts on his right arm and wrist m the
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    For approval
    27 11 THE Minister for Law, Mr E.W. Barker, will move for approval of the the Registration of Deeds (Amendment) Rules. 1981. at the next Parliament sitting
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    Post office re-opening
    51 11 THE Alexandra Post Office, which has been closed for renovation since June 1, will re-open for counter business from Monday. This renovation project is one of 29 completed m the last nine years under an overall plan to improve postal facilities and provide new post offices and
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    Set up your own blood bank
    387 11 Set up your own blood bank CALL GOES OUT TO PRIVATE HOSPITALS HEALTH Minister Goh Chok Tong yesterday said private hospitals should set up thir own blood banks to meet the expected increase m demand for blood. He said although private hospitals use 10 per cent of blood used by
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    QC admitted to Bar to represent publishers
    269 11 MR THOMAS Anthony Blanco White, QC, was admitted to the Singapore Bar yesterday to represent nine regional and British book publishers at the hearing of their suits against Mr Ng Sui Nam of Tao Ching Road, Jurong. Mr Ng is described m the
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    Chua's date
    34 11 THK Minister for Home Affairs, Mr Chua Sian Chin will present certificates to members of residents' committees ;md community centre management committees at the Mac Pherson community centre tomorrow at 9.30 am
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    Injunction against bookshop extended
    154 11 AN INTERIM injunction against Popular Book Co (Pte) Ltd, booksellers and stationers, arising from an alleged copyright infringement suit, has been extended till hearing of the action. Mr Justice Wahab Ghows made this order yesterday following an agreement reached between Mr Yap Boh Lim, for Popular
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    Only 31 answer govt ads for workers
    189 13 Only 31 answer govt ads for workers THK civil service needs IT) housewives as parttime clerks, typists and office attendants but only 31 have responded. the Finance Ministry spearheaded a scheme to attract housewives for part-time work In various ministries and statutory boards five months ago. The ministry is handling
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    Lock icon Court reserves judgment
    323 13  -  WILLIAM LACY THE AMOS DAWE TRIAL By HONGKONG, Fri. The trial of financier Amos Dawe, 46, ended here today and District Court Judge Gordon Cruden will §ive his verdict on Thurs- ay. Dawe will be remanded m custody until then. The trial began on Oct 1 I
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    Hope for those born with hearing problems
    775 13 SINGAPORE will have the latest i equipment soon to detect deafness among babies and this could be the first step m giving such children a chance to lead a normal life later* The new computerised equipment will be installed at the Singapore General
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    Lock icon RAAF flying in iron lung for delegate
    181 13 RAAF flying in iron lung for delegate CANBERRA, Fri. The Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) is flying an iron lung to Singapore so that an Australian woman can attend the World Congress of Disabled Persons. She is Mrs Rosina Grosse of Wagga Wagga, New South Wales. She is completely paralysed
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    White X'mas at Yaohan
    68 13 YAOHAN department store will bring m a snow machine from Japan to give Singaporeans the first-ever white Christmas. Its White Christmas snow festival will be held at its Katong, Bukit Timah and Thomson Dranches on different days from Nov 27 to 29. Children from the Singapore
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    Ship seminar
    44 13 DR WAN SOON BEE, deputy secretary-general of the NTUC, will inaugurate a fourday seminar on Cruising Towards A New Maritime Industrial Relations Climate, on board the M.V. Centaur berthed at the World Trade Centre passenger terminal on Dec 7 at 6.30 p.m.
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    Clean-up date
    30 13 HOME AFFAIRS Minister, Chua Sian Chin will launch a Clean-Up Campaign m his MacPherson constituency at the car park behind Block 90, Pipit Road, tomorrow at 11 a.m.
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      Lock icon Domestic MAS fares to go up 10 per cent
      314 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday MAS' application for an increase m its domestic fares has been approved by the government, sources said yesterday. The increase is believed to be 10 per cent, although MAS had asked for 30 to 50 per cent m
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      Lock icon No end in sight for slump-hit timber industry
      262 14 No end in sight for slump-hit timber industry KUALA LUMPUR, Fri THE timber industry m Melaysia is reeling from its worst slump and there is no sign that any recovery will take place soon, timber industry sources said here yesterday. The slump, described as the worst so far m many
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      Lock icon Graft probe into land use starts
      301 14 Graft probe into land use starts KUANTAN, Fri. The anti-corruption agency has started its probe on the alleged wide scale illegal cultivation of land m Pahang involving 30,000 to 40,000 acres, it was reported here today. The New Straits Times newspaper reported that the investigation was made following a directive
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      Lock icon Midwife elves? Nonsense, says doc
      136 14 Midwife elves? Nonsense, says doc TAIPING, Fri. Invisible elves (orang halus) delivering babies? Hospital authorities dismissed a newspaper report yesterday that there was something supernatural about a woman giving birth to a baby without assistance. The report said hospital patients and staff were astonished to hear that a young woman
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      Lock icon Warning to hawkers
      62 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The government is cracking down on h;>wkers who break the conditions of their licence and will not hesitate to prosecute them, Federal Territory Minister, Datuk Pengiran Othman Rauf said yesterday. The Star newspaper reported that he deplored the assault on City Hall enforcement officers
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      Lock icon Dealers' move
      31 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Th Petroleum Dealers' Asso< ia tion of Malaysia will submit memorandum to the Trad and Industry Ministry to asl (or an increase m rommi&sioi soon. AFP.
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      Lock icon Foreign trawler rams naval craft
      163 14 Foreign trawler rams naval craft KOTA BARU, Fri A FOREIGN trawler was seized and its eightmember crew detained by a Malaysian navy patrol craft after a dramatic chase m which it tried to escape by ramming its pursuer. It was reported today. The New Straits Times said two of the
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      Lock icon Police act on complaints
      47 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Police hope to establish closer rapport with the public with the setting up of a "complaints bureau' next year. CID Director Datuk Abdul Rahman Ismail said that the force was concerned about the allegations of police brutality and assault. NST.
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      Lock icon Loan interest rate 'fair'
      52 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri Deputy Finance Minister Datuk Najib Abdul Razak said yesterday that the interest rate on loans charged by banks was fair as this was dictated by free market forces. He was replying to a query as to how interest rates were fixed by pawn
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      Lock icon Four bonny bundles of joy
      176 14 Four bonny bundles of joy THEY can mm smile, coo and make other baby noises these Kamal quads who made local history when they Mere horn to a Kelda (Federal Land Development Authority) settler m Keratong Satu near Segamat five months ago. And you ran net they arc quite a
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      Lock icon Death for two
      33 14 IPOH, Fri. The Hi«h Court yesterday sentenced to death two Malaysians, Tan Kok Chong. 62, and Wonfj Kia Cheng, 32. for trafficking m 1.1 kg of heroin and morphine Reuter.
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      Lock icon Now double-deckers carry cars by rail
      171 15 THIS Is Malayan Rail way's latest service the double-decker car carrier. Five saeh carriers have been built, assembled locally at a cost of MSIBJN each. The design Is a modification of a 12-metre long container wagon. Malayan Railway's commercial director Mr Kahlm Osman said
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      Lock icon Biggest fraud bid in name of disabled
      185 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE Malaysian Welfare Ministry has exposed a syndicate carrying out what it describes as the worst exploitation m the name of the disabled. Bernama news agency today quoted highly-placed sources m the ministry as saying that the syndicate had solicited
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      M $320,000 awards by British Council
      341 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE British Council here is offering 30 scholarships, worth about M 5320.000. exclusively to Malaysians. The council's educational consultant, Dr Ray Thomas, said today that these awards are being made under its newlylaunched postgraduate fees support scheme. The New Straits Times
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      Lock icon Students look to Australia for Bar exams
      252 15 Students look to Australia for Bar exams LONDON, Fri. The Malaysian Students' Law Society is to submit a memorandum to the home government, requesting a search for alternatives for those wishing to sit for their Bar examinations because of tighter entry regulations at the Inns of Court here. One such
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      Lock icon Mine plan regretted
      61 15 IPOH, Fri. The Perak Bumiputra Mining Chambers here, yesterday expressed regrets over the possibility of the transfer of several bumiputra and non-bumiputra mines to the State Development Corporation by the Malavsian Mining Corporation (MMC). Its president. Haji Yahya bin Haji Shafie. said such a move was regarded
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        Lock icon DAP dares government
        64 15 THE opposition Democratic Action Party challenged the Deputy Education Minister Datuk Haji Suhaimi Datuk Haji Kamaruddin to demand the sacking of National Front leaders who send their children abroad for education, it was reported m Kuala Lumpur yesterday. "These leaders have shown that they have no confidence
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        Lock icon Rare baby disease
        61 15 AT LEAST a dozen toddlers m Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya have come down with what doctors describe as a "rare outbreak" of hand, foot and mouth disease, it was reported m Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Paediatricians said the viral infection, which broke out several weeks back, usually
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        Lock icon Anti-khalwat move rapped
        74 15 THE Selangor chief kadi has described the move by the Kota municipal council of Kedah to display photographs and names of girls committing khalwat (close proximity) as "not practical", saying it would only serve to denigrade Islam, it was reported m Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Haii Arshad Masiuri
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      147 15 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh Hal Camp HER 6 COAES PPX I I 1 OFTeM I W/6WAPUy| I OOT WMV PIP X3U VOO WEPEM'T UISTENIrJG, KACLEAhJ-MEvVAiS I WOIPfcREP >v ||J LCVE BREAK THE EMGASE" JISGb IJOST TDU? OJCE 6»J<3A6>eP NHyVOUeBOKEJTUEN OME tAEMT? MDUWHV/ if Blondie By Chic TVIiS OAV
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    The Straits Times says...
    465 16 Need to train them early THE deaf may be considered better off than the other handicapped. But deafness can also be a most devastating handicap. Because a child cannot hear, he cannot speak and develop normally m other areas. And if he is not properly trained
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    Reagan's well-timed move puts the Soviets on the spot
    816 16 Reagan's well-timed move puts the Soviets on the spot A B CD US Britain Franc* Soviet Union (Planned for 1983) 572 Pershing II 64 Polaris submarine 80 M2O submarine 250 SS2O* and Cruise (4,505 km) (2,574 km) (4,344 km) (over 1,600 km) 48 Poseidon submarine 18 Land-based 40 SSS (4,505
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    Russia's economy in poor shape
    712 16 IN ALMOST any other country, save Russia, the report this week by President Leonid Brezhnev on the state of the Soviet economy would have seen him replaced, constitutionally or otherwise. It could happen yet The three key industries m the Soviet Union agriculture, coal and
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane
    558 16 T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane JUSTICE CHUA MR JUSTICE Frederick Arthur Chua is my Man of the Week, Senior Citizens' Week 1981. His term of office on the highest tribunal of the land has been extended right up to his 70th birthday on May 15, 1983. He is
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      25 16 Asean's largest collection of Chinese OHm Classical Furniture I Arts Crafts i. 3|nf r CLI Singapore Handicrafts r?S Ground Floor, World Trade Centre Tel: *****22/3
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      224 16 Another prestigious way to cook. Rilly automatic. Prestige pressure cooking brings you easy family sizes. Small ones for small families and big cooking with superheated steam. Natural flavour ones for big families with big appetites, and goodness are retained. Your food is cooked to And best of all we guarantee
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      Nuclear one -upmanship
      745 17 US must counter the Soviet threat I REFER to Mr H. H. Wong's "Lack of balanced political opinions" and Mr Y. H. Leong's "C'mon down to earth" (ST, Nov 7). Mr Wong claims it is the number of nuclear warheads and not missiles that is the decisive
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      'No harassment' of SIA by Australia
      197 17 Australian High Commission replies RECENT stories m the local press on the SIALufthansa dispute have drawn a parallel with the so-called harassment of SIA passengers by Australian authorities at the time that the Australian Government was investi- gating illegal discounting of international airfares. The
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      We need details from applicant
      189 17 THE letter signed by "HKH" under the heading "Fruitless tries to get visa to visit Australia" (ST, Nov 18) presents a false impression regarding the issuing of visitor visas by the Australian High Commission m Singapore. "HKH" is unfairly selective m quoting from the letter
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      Job seeker told he must work overtime for free
      154 17 Job seeker told he must work overtime for free I WAS told by a prospective employer at an interview recently that I would have to agree to work overtime without getting overtime pay as ana when required by him if I wanted to be accepted for the job. I told
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        Only crude mannerisms offend
        79 17 Only crude mannerisms offend I AM surprised that there are people who frown on players hugging and kissing on the soccer pitch. We are trying our very best to promote love amongst mankind so what's wrong with hugging and kissing after a goal is scored? What should be discouraged are
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        Harmless emotions
        172 17 I REFER to the article "Name of game is no kiss and hug" (ST, Nov 8). Some may find players kissing and hugging one another when a goal is scored simply ridiculous but perhaps they have never been m the players' shoes before, to feel the joy they
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        On addressing women
        159 17 THE feminine of mister is mistress. Neither has any implication of marital status. Miss and Mrs .ire contractions of mistress the first is used for addressing the unmarried and the second for the married m conjunction with the husband's surname. Ms Ls only itied by divorced women
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      371 17 SENIOR APPOINTMENT (Trustee Services) Overseas Union Bank Ltd invites applications from suitably qualified candidates to fill a senior appointment m the Trustee Services Department. The appointee will be responsible for •Marketing of trustee services which include management of investment portfolios, trust funds and properties. •General administration of the Trustee Services
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      47 18 CHANCELLOR SCHMIDT 4 For Mr Brezhnev, the meeting offers an opportunity to press his campaign to "denuclearise" Europe and slow down a Soviet-American arms race for Mr Schmidt, the talks provide an opening to promote armscontrol programmes he hopes will stir US and Soviet interest. PRESIDENT BREZHNEV
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      When Brezhnev woos 80nn...
      1195 18 Shaking US-West European alliance MILITARY, political and economic stakes will be extraordinarily high when Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev and West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt get together tomorrow at their scheduled summit m Bonn. For Mr Brezhnev, the meeting offers an opportunity to press his campaign to
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      Pacts and conflicts that altered history
      322 18 THE world has learned to watch closely when Germans and Soviets get together. History shows: 1 QOO Germany and the Y\jULd\ Soviet Union signed a treaty of friendship at Rapallo, Italy plus a secret pact for German officers and military units to be trained
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      407 18 l\worid of Qnistmasihieams^ We have the widest selection of imported toys, games and models to delight children this Christmas. And pretty dresses and smart outfits to make them happy. For Under 3 Year Olds T DEAN'S Doll a cute rag doll. In make-up form I /^fcd| L WADDINGTONS Travel Go
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      Metro turns IN better interim results
      220 19 Metro turns IN better interim results THE Metro Holdings group has turned m better results as forecast, with a 43-per cent rise m pretax net profits for the six months ended Sept 30 this year. The figure rose from $4.7 million m the previous year to $6.7 million for the
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      CPF reduction proposal comes under fire
      460 19  -  ANGELINE TAN By THE proposal to allow employers the option to reduce their Central Provident Fund (CPF) contributions from 20.5 per cent to 11 per cent should not be implemented. Two top-level managers made this call yesterday during the afternoon panel discussion at the
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      Computer R&D viable says NCB chief
      585 19  - Computer R&D viable says NCB chief SOH TIANG KENG MORE NUS-INDUSTRY LINKS URGED By SINGAPORE is m a position to undertake research and development m micro-comput-ers. And stronger links between the National University of Singapore and the computer industry can help to achieve this objective. This point was driven home
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      Pretax at UIC down 56.7 pc to $4.9 m
      408 19  - Pretax at UIC down 56.7 pc to $4.9 m NAJEEB J ARHOM By CHEMICALS and proper al Corp (UIC) reported, both the pretax and aftt ended July 31, 1981. Group pretax profits plunged 56.7 per cent to $4.92 million compared with $11.35 million m the previous financial year. After-tax profits
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      SES asks S'pore Land for details
      235 19 SES asks S'pore Land for details THE Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday asked Singapore Land to furnish details of its proposed $100 million loan stock issue and its plan to acquire five ship-owning companies. In a letter, SES general secretary, Mr E .S. Yeo, asked Singapore Land for information on
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      Lock icon EEC-sential supplies
      68 19 STRASBOURG (France), Fri. The Parliament of the European Community yesterday voted m favour of military protection for the community's merchant shipping routes. A resolution asked member states to co-ordinate surveillance m areas outside the zone covered by Nato and to increase i heir naval effort. Concern centred on
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      DBS Land buys Temasek Hoildings company
      213 19 DBS Land buys Temasek Hoildings company DBS Land, the whollyowned subsidiary of the Development Bank of Singapore (DBS), has bought over the whole of National Engineering Services (NES) from Temasek Holdings. Yesterday, DBS announced that DBS Land had executed a Sale and I Purchase Agreement with Temasek to buy 8,553,000
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        DBS deposit rates
        102 19 DEPOSIT rates at the Development Bank of Singapore will be trimmed from Monday. The bank announced yesterday cuts of between 0.5 per cent and 1.25 per cent on savings and fixed deposit rates with one-month money to fetch only 7.75 per cent compared to the present 9
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        Tokyo Land Corp
        92 19 TOKYO Land Corporation is applying for listing of its US$l5 million (5130.75 million) 5.75 per cent convertible bonds on the Stock Exchange of Singapore. The bond, denominated m units of US$5,OOO, will mature m 1996. The bond is offered by several underwriters namely Daiwa Securities Co Ltd,
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        Bank lowers prime
        89 19 CHICAGO, Fri. One of America's leading banks lowered its prime interest rate here today to 16 per cent. This move by the Continental Illinois Bank followed the example set on Monday by the Crocker National Bank m San Francisco. The rest of the country's banks still have
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        84 19 SEOUL, Fri. The value of overseas construction contracts won by South Korean firms since the first of this year has reached the US$lO billion (5520.5 billion) mark, industry sources reported today. It was an increase of 21 per cent over the previous annual record of US$B.25 billion
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        86 19 TOKYO, Fri. Japan's top trading house Mitsui and Co, could lose a total of 207.8 billion yen (about 551.91 billion dollars) if a giant petrochemical complex project m which it is participating m Iran should prove a total failure. This was disclosed yesterday as the firm released
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        65 19 TOKYO, Fri. The Japan Car Manufacturers' Association announced yesterday it will hold a conference with representatives of the Car Federation of Asean m Tokyo on Dec 4. This conference will take up such problems as the possibility of cooperation by Japanese manufacturers m implementing a plan agreed upon
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        81 19 PARIS, Fri. Development aid from the world's leading non-communist governments will probably rise about 3 per cent a year for the next four years despite the economic recession, a senior international aid official said yesterday. Mr John Lewis, chairman of the Development Assistance Committee at the Organisation
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        73 19 BEIRUT, Fri. Three Gulf states, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates, have agreed to lend US$l.5 billion (553.07 billion) to the World Bank next year, the Lebanese weekly An Wahar Arab Report and Memo reported today. In a despatch today from Washington, it said
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        Index sheds 7 points on profit-taking
        407 19 Index sheds 7 points on profit-taking SINGAPORK: Share priors closed lower on profit-taking: In fairly active trading. Boustead VII 18 rente to $2.82, Genting II to $5.55, Straits Trading 2t to $8.25 ttnd Taiping Textiles 12 to $3.18. The Straits Times Industrial Index frll 7.M points to 717.85. KUALA LI
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        SCOREBOARD
        30 19 Industrials Up 21 Down 63 I nch 17 Finance Hotels 1 1 8 7 5 2 Properties Minings Plantations 3 1 6 2 5 2 3 Deb/Loans 1 2
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          48 19 long l.eong lad 1120 I l.eong Credit 1000 trait. Trading 825 :u Van Sang 280 loustead 282 > t T B 810 M C 410 Iiian FmilU 284 1 M 400 ipiog Textile 308 ilympia 168 ■a. -20 -20 -20 -20 -18 -15 -14 -14 12 -12 -11
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          28 19 Warn Spore Land Sin Henf Chan Public Bank C K Tang P M R I 560 855 180 745 500 310 20 15 14 10 10 10
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          14 19 'romet -long Fok ularco P rota] turnover: 6.62m 306.000 274,000 258.000 :--«.ooo
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          31 19 BT Indicator: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: OCBC: SES Ind: *****2 714 94 1524.13 1093.84 675.99 338.61 898.89 698.76 636.36 1444"5 707.* 1517.66 1088.73 675.08 338.17 896.65 695.49 632.99
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        72 19 Boustead Bhd duinnesN (iuthrir Hhd Haw Par Pan-Eler Inohrapr Bhd MTC I M W«rlu -18 -10 -22 •2 S -5 NBT Sat Iron PMC PerUs Plant Prlma RaMiuoiu Rathmmas 4 -14 -10 -5 4 5 SembSWp Sup (orp Sime Darby StSteaumhlp StTradlag Tlmra Pub I Kn^lnn-r.
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      328 22 US warns of chaos if MFA not renewed GENEVA, Fri. The United States said yesterday that a worldwide system of tariff concessions could start to fall apart if industrialised countries and Third World exporters failed to renew the Multifibre Arrangement (MFA) on textiles. The US might have to review textile
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      Central bankers' course by MAS
      137 22 Central bankers' course by MAS IN A Joint communique yesterday, the central bank governors of South-east Asia, New Zealand and Australia (SEANZA) said they have accepted the Invitation of the Monetary Authority of Singapore to hold the 14th SEANZA central banking course. The coarse will ran for II weeks, tentatively
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      620 22  -  NAJEEB JARHOM By ONE way to ease the shortage of sales assistants, cashiers and other workers m the retail industry might be to start importing labour. But before resorting to this step, training for greater efficiency, higher productivity and mechanisation "must be
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      Productivity expert sets up office
      224 22 AN AUSTRALIAN expert on productivity, Mr Walter Aigner, has recently set up an office, Cyberint Management Services, m Singapore. Mr Aigner, the regional director of Cyberint, was formerly an assistant director with the Department of Science and Technology and executive officer with the Productivity Promotion
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      187 22 February date for rubber, plastics conference THE change m world rubber market patterns and recent developments m natural and synthetic rubber and the plastics industry will be highlighted at two conferences next February. The two-day conferences will be held m conjunction with Rubberplas '82, the second international rubber and plastics
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      390 22  -  LEE YEW MENG By SINO Land, the Hongkong-incorporated property company, has yet to make its debut on the local stock market despite having received approval m principle from the Stock Exchange of Singapore more than two months ago. Broking sources commented that
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      33 22 JAKARTA, Fri. The Indonesian Government has launched a crash programme for the building of SO new ships, for the state-owned national shipping company Pelni, to replace iis aging fleet. AFT
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      277 22 NEW YORK, Fri. US Steel Corp and Marathon Oil Co yesterday jointly announced they have agreed on a deal by which a US Steel subsidiary would acquire a 51-per cent interest m Marathon Oil for US$l25 (*****.30) a share or U553.75
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    2450 20 at", i i«n *»™r. INIH STR1AL COMMERCIAL IMI Mmh I. uk <>mpan\ l»»l W* Net Vol D«y Sale »or- <X p/E Hifh u>w 4SM 248 Acma US 115 Alcom 350 130 Allied Choc 312 ISO BAT 420 306 Bata 200 75 Ben 470 300 Berjaya Kawat 532*
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    477 20 UNCERTAINTY crept Into the Stack Exchange of Singapore yesterday aa prices eased thr*agh«nt the day. Trading was again concentrated mainly la the lower priced shares. Opening prices were generally belaw overnight levels although a few chanters started better. Volume traded was als* lower. By the mid-day break,
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    TURNOVER
    106 20 Closing tone: Easier. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 6,627,000 units valued at $24,046,000. Industrials accounted for 4,286,000, finance 468,000, hotels 634,000. properties 746,000, debentures, loans and bonds 252,000, plantations 106,000, mining 135,000. "Settlement" contracts totalled nil units valued at
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    407 20 SHARE prices closed lower on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday as a gradual withdrawal of interest was observed, especially m the afternoon. Total turnover also .narrowed down m line with the easier conditions. Prices opened slightly higher m selected counters with a few deals transacted
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    194 20 BINOAPORE I NTT TRUST (Maaacen' prices tsr Nev The Commerce 3.13 3.29 The Savings Fund 1.83 1.92 Spore Prog Fund 1.37 1.44 Spore Sec Fund 2.07 2.17 Spore Invest Fund 1.06 1.10 Spore Equity Fund 1.34 1.41 ASIA UNIT TRUST (Maaacen' arlees fer N.v a) Mai Invest Fued
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    34 20 Industrials Finance Hot* s Properties Oil Palms Tins robbers t robbers Deb/Loans 4 Up 16 1 3 2 4 Down 55 4 1 6 3 6 11 Unch 16 2 2 1
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    1132 20 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 mhembe specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board deal
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      264 20 HONGKONG: Stocks finished higher on pared gains after a round o( local liquidation near the close yesterday, brokers said. Share prices rose to their highs at raid-day on rumours of a possible interest cut by the Hongkong Banking Association yestetday but profit-tak-later set m, they added, he Hang Seng
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      319 20 SYDNEY: Several major mineral and oil Issues fell to their lowest levels of the year as the stock market eased in light trading yesterday, dealers said. A modest rise in industrial issues, however, cushioned the impact of the decline in the resources sector. The All-Ordinaries index was two points
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      362 21 TOKYO: Share prices closed slightly lower yesterday, with export-orientated Issues and blue chips down on concern over the yen's appreciation against the US dollar and Japan's foreign trade disputes, dealers said. y«n AJtnomoto Amhl Chwn MS AaUii Olus OM Bank Tfc SI Banju 140 BrldfMtoae 4M "hlyoda 100 Chubu
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      368 21 NEW YORK, Thurs. US Steel's surprise bid for Marathon Oil was a boon for the energy stocks but the rest of the market continued to languish and ended the day with a narrow gain. The Dow Jones industrial average, down as much as five points at mid-day, started
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      636 21 LONDON, Fri. Share prices were slightly higher m auiet trading, dealers said. Early features were Thomas Ward, up 48p at 192p, and Tunnel Holdings, up 53p at 513p, amid speculation of a market raid from RTZ. British Aerospace also' featured with a Up gain! at 206p after yesterday's order
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      Selected indices
      52 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 511.7 Wednesday 503.5 Week Ago 518.2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 844/75 Wednesday 844 08 Week Ago 860*4 H.K.HANG SENG Friday 1401.75 Thursday 1385 39 Week Ago 1433.82 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 7131 Thursday 7118 Week Ago 708.2 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 559.5 Thursday 561.4 Week
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      270 21 ZURICH, Thurs. Share prices closed higher on increasing volume m response to declining interest rates and hopes that a strong Swiss franc will attract new investments from abroad, dealers said. Funds from maturing time deposits are currently being switched to the stock market but foreign and domestic bonds are
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      263 21 AMSTERDAM, Thurs. Share prices were mixed with Royal Date- up 2.20 guilders on higher third-quarter income, but DaayTe— was down 0.10 on Estel's thirdquarter loss, dealers said. U_Uever feU 4.40. ex-its 4.44 interim dividend, while KLM reduced opening gains to 2.50. RaHaea lost 1.80 m lower investment funds. In
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      116 21 MANILA: Prices firmed across the board yesterday, with mining closing higher along with commercial industrial and oils but turnover fell to 354,000 pesos from Thursday's 612,000 pesos, dealers said. Lco]e Mlnlnt >Uu Con A lUu Con B Xfulo Oold tenfuel Con B IF Ooodrlch 'DCP JOX 0O2B 44m 900
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      79 21 BANGKOK: Prices closed slightly higber yesterday, but trading remained slow, dealers said. Ula Fibre 4yulhajra Inv And Trust tengkok Bant lank Of Arudhayi Ltd 9*rll Jucker 'haroonf Thai Wire Trust S330 214 IX an SIM -OS uncl I -J Induitrial Finance Corp Inlernalloii*' Cost ellci International Trust And Fu
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    1869 20 BID and offer price* officially lined and business m and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number or shares traded shown In brackets m lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS Atosa (1.485) (17) 1.44 (2) 1.47 (11) 1.45 (1) 1 46 (5)
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    577 20 PLANTATIONS Batu Kawan (3.10 B) Cons Plant (1 928 1 955) (2) 1.98 (4) 1.97 (1) 1.98 (1) 1.96 (1) 1.94 Dunlop Est (4 8084 82S) (1)4.76 (40) 4.80 High Low (2 348 2.365) 1 2.38 (6) 2J6 (5) 2J7 (1) 2.35 XL Kepong (1.938 1.955) (1) 1.98 (1)
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      RUBBER
      666 21 PRICES m the Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, with December RSS One buyers quoted at 190.00 cents per kilo, up half a cent on Thursday's close, dealers said. Afternoon prices were I slightly easier but recov- j ered just before the close i on speculative buying. Values
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      97 21 NOON SSft and SMR pricw y«Ur<i.y RAS Dmabif (Carnal Mth) Buy*r« S«ll*r« SSR2O (1-ton pallit) 157 50 158 SON SSRSO (1-ton pllfeO 15&50 157 50N MRELB D*c»txr SMRCV llloofMllM) 202.00 2O4.0ON SMR 1. (MaapallM) 198 50 200 SON SMR 5 (1-toopallM) 175 50 177.SON SMRGP UlonpallMI I'Ntj
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      32 21 Rubber: Nov 20 Singapore: Dec: 190.00 cents (up 0.50 cent) Malaysia: Dec: 220.00 cents (down 1.00 cent) Tin: M 535.73 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 211 tonnes (down three tonnes)!
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      133 21 CHINESE Pradaee Excfcaage, Stagapare, a««a clastag price* per 1M M yesterday. r«niit «U: Bulk fob $108.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $122.00 sellers, new drum fob $126.00 sellers Capra: Mixed (loose) $59.50 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $377.50 sellers. Sarawak white pepper
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      GOLD
      172 21 THE KILOBAR market (or gold deliverable m Singapore opened at 06.395 and closed at 126.540 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at *****9.50 ***** and closed at «99 TO 400 20 It re-opened at (399.80 400.30 and reach a high of $402.00 402.50 before closing at $401 50
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      TIN
      137 21 THE STRAITS tin price was unchanged at MW5.73 per kilo m Penang yesterday, on an official offering down three tonnes to 211 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers remaining unchanged at £8,650 per tonne LONDON: Afternoon trading was m an uneventful £1 range with further
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      152 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market closed higher on weekend covering In quiet trading yesterday, dealers said. In November, central was traded at Ms9os per tonne and December, it was traded at Ms9o7 and central, $5 to $897.50 while m January, central was traded up to
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      COPPER
      30 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous m brackets). Wirebar Spot £845.00 (£862.00); sellers £845.50 (£862.50); Three Month buyers £870.00 (£886.00); sellers £870.50 (£886.50). Market law: Barely steady. Sales: 11.675.
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      37 21 Wei Tie* New York 8 21B 8 2SB 8.28S 8.32S Zurich 8.15B 8 11B 8.2SS 821S Ttara Wei Singapore 8.15B 8.20B 8.306 8.35S Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce 8Mrm: Cratflt Sal—r, S'pmrt.
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    320 21 INK Singapore dollar opened at 12 0460. fluctuated to the day's high of $2.0475, before supping back to close at $2 0445 55 m active trading yesterday The US dollar fell against major currencies US dollar yen closed at 219.25 45. more than 11 2 yen down
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    Discount
    40 21 RANGE of prices offend by d count houses on Now 20: Overnight 3*U>5*.% Cab deports 3% to B.ti.i S«IU>< d.s-3-month Treasury bUls 5 7/18 55/18 3-month Bank bills 10 3 months CD 9% 9H 8 months CD 10M 10*
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    32 21 Closing interbank rates Singapore dollars on Nov 20 Offer Biu Weekend 2 tto 1 month 7 1 TH 2 months 8l» 8*. 3 month* 9% 9 Overnight mode 2 'or
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    346 21 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm Currencies Nominal rates Smithsonian Percentage quoted yeeterdey (croes)perity change Lacal dollar* to one unit of foreign car- rency: US dollar 2.0445 Sterling pound 3.9045 Australian dollar 2.3415 NZ dollar 1.7000 Canadian dollar 1.7260 IxK-al dollar* to 1M alts or foreign currencies: Hongkong dollar
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    24 21 THE average rate at which major Sinfrapvir b*iikB »rt currently prepared to lend to their best easterners la 14.11 per cent.
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      317 24 PEKINESE MALE/ FEMALE reil 4 months, imported, available Grand sire. English. Australian Champion Call: *****40 after 9.00 a.m. BEAUTIFUL PUPPIES POMERANIAN nd Pekinese for sale View 134 J. Jin Angkup. Singapore 2573 Tel *****85 BEAUTIFUL COCKER SPANIEL puppies SKC registered. $390 ono View 142 Chua Chu Kang Road (2368) GOLDEN
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      601 24 EXPATRIATE LEAVING MUST sell 4 airconds. and Rattan furniture. (TV and stereo. Cash/ take awaj Call personally: 22. Temmenggong Road. Spore. Saturday 21st November. 900 am lo 12 00 noon GARAGE SALE. SB. Mount Pleasant Drive. Spore 1129 (Look It up on the map) Saturday. 21st Nov. I tan to
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      490 25 Jm\ SINGAPORE mwtf^m\ SPORTS Wtnmmm council SPORTS OFFICER 5625-25A «75/715-»A«55 MS-45A-1.34S Quahticationi 4 Eipwiancr A Diploma m Phy.icai Education ..r a specialist qualification m Physical Education accept at.ie lo the Singa|.<ire SportCouncil or a mlnimi.m of 5 years experience m the organisation and promotion of sports I'nndiil.itrs muHl possess a
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      402 26 eav— ■—^saj Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons to fill the following vacanc Claims Clerk Salary ranges from $305 $700 per month GCE 'O' level with is m English and Mathematics and must Me to type at 30 40 wpm. Candidates must possess a Class 3 driving licence and
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      493 26 (f!n) i FRASER A NEAVE i i (S) PTE LTD J invites applications for the i position ot: i TYPIST m Requirements: A c Singapore citizens. i J c GCE 'O' level with 3 'O' level passes and a pass In English c Ability to type accurately I A at
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      553 26 Eipanding Shipping Agency requires the following additional staff for IM2. 1. ACCOUNTS CLERK a above 20 years of age. c minimum OCE O' Level and LCC Intermedia ts Bookkeeping c 2 years experience In shipping compuny c prefer. ihly can lyt<e at 35 to 40 wpm 2. BOOKINGS/DOCUMENTATION CLERK c
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      457 26 Marine Engineering Firm requires CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY REQUIREMENTS: c Good GCE O1O 1 level with recognised Private Secretarial Certificate c Shorthand/typing speeds minimum 8050 wpm respectively. c Minimum 1 year's working experience In a similar capacity. c Responsible and mature person, able to work independently. Attractive salary offered to the right
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      494 26 A vacancy for the post of: ACCOUNTS CLERK eiist m c service company which v i a subsidiary of a large Internationa group ol companies. Qualifications Required c lin I years' relevant workmj experience (Auditing considered) i.il-ii I. vel pass preferabl) with < r^.lit In Kniilisti MM Mathematics c LCC
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      599 26 Immediate vacancies for I 1) ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK 2) JUNIOR CO. SECRETARIAL CLERK c Ability to operate PMBX switchboard. c Neat and accurate tabulation typing (electric c Mature and tactful with good command of English Salary range $350 to $450 I Interested please call: *****58 KAJIMA CORPORATION requires the following
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      827 26 AUDIT/ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT c Must be pursuing ACCA Exams c 5-day week c Salary negotiable up to $600 pm plus bonus Please apply stating eipefience. contact telephone and recent pnotograpn to: HENDERSON P.O BOX 574 SINGAPORE »115 A well established company re quiree urgently an openenced BOOKKEEPER Interested please write with
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      526 27 ijjl A Q Employment ijjl^ Q Employment ill Q Employment fjjl Q Employment |j| A Q Emptoyment 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical RECEPTIONIST CUM OPERATOR ding m URGENTLY HEOUIREO ICL Kt»uiii Jur. irk linBuslness ACCOUNTS CLERK REQUIRED by nrffelghl nd pertonal resume with phol '■m Ri* 587, Chanel Airport
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      538 27 An established Group has a vacancy for a LADY MERCHANDISING ASSISTANT RequiremenU:e rreferatily with 2 years' .int experience In an Export-oriented pan*. Experience In documentation and knowledge of the garment Industry are highly regarded c Capable of assisting oversefis buyers In sourcIng manufacturers. c Able to type 30 wpm .md
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      609 27 i The eiclusive departments I store at Plets Singapura invites suitable applicsnls for Ihe lot- I lowing position!' 1) SALESMEN 2) SALES ASSISTANTS Salary $400 to $450 c Age 17to24yeurs,.ld c Completed Secondary education c Male applicants must have completed fulltime National Service, c Must be a Singaporean Interested applicants
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      479 27 ASST. SALES ENGINEERS: I. ream Engineers. 2 Mechanical Engineers :i Electrical Engine* 1 Poss Ing car preferred Hi numeration: favourably considered for MKlit applicants ply with lull personal particulars, photo, expected sal- intact telephone number to: The Administration Controller Blk 165. 3679-K. Hukll Merah < itntrai, Singapore 031s ALOE MIST
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      459 27 BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION Requires the following staff to work at Its Kranji Transmitting Station, Singapore:A) MAINTENANCE ENGINEER (Starting Salary $1487) Essential minimum Qualifications: C& G Full Tech Cert, or Diploma In Electrical or Telecoms Engineering from a Singapore Technical Institute. Able to combine theory and practical common sense to find
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      471 27 A Fast Expanding Rig Building Company m Tuas has Ihe following vacancies: A) HULL DRAUGHTSMAN Applicants must have a minimum of 2 years relevant experience In the Shipbuilding Industries Preference will be given to Holders of Technical qualifications. B) MATERIALS EXPEDITOR Applicants must have a minimum of 2 years experience
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      630 27 FLETCHER-LUM CHANG (KENTRIDGE PROJECT) PTE LTD (A) SITE CLERK c Applicants must be thoroughly conversant with puyroll accounting procedures and their practical application on a local construction site. c A competitive salary will be offered to the right person (B) STRUCTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN c Applicants should have a minimum of 3
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      383 27 RADIO TECHNICIANS It you ara familiar with servicing of marine radara, depth sounders, direction finders. VHF snd SSB Radiotelephones, etc. etc Apply with details of experience, qualifications if any) and salary expected All uppllrations are In be submitted to S.T. Boi A9OMI No. 1 New Industrial Road Singapore 1953. A
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      568 27 a X»a»»aw»*m*i*la^»am n*M ■ihiwuwit© virc&nctes for ths |-M n atmsMliisiai v rowowmg position*. 1) Boring Machinist 2) General Machinist 3) Welders 4) Fitters Requirements 1 Must have relevant working experience for trie position applied 2) Must have completed full time national service Selsjry vnH evert with queifnceuoria ana experience. We
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      525 27 «^> isetan smgapore-takyo DEPARTMENT STORE has Immediate vacancies for: SALES ASSISTANTS (Female) a Age 16 -22 years a Singapore Citizens a Secondary 2 and above a Experience not necessary as training will be provided a 3 days off per fortnight (S-day week, fortnightly) a Oood opportunity for career advancements. Starting
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      429 28 I We, a member of a Large Group of Companies distributing trucks, forklifts, cranes and other equipment, invites suitably qualified candi- < dates for the following position: Sign Writer/ Painter Candidates should bs male and possess a rsttvant Trade' Certificate from the Baharuddin Vocational Institute or < its equivalent. Experience
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      517 28 I Well established Civil Engineering Firm requires urgently A) PERSONAL DRIVER Preference will be given to i those residing near Selelar/ Jalan Kayu area B) ACCOUNTS CLERK It Is essential that applicant should have knowledge of accounts but experience is not necessary Attractive salary and benefits will be offered to
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      619 28 ALEXANDER HOWDEN INSURANCE BROKERS (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD REQUIRES A DESPATCH CLERK > Should finish Primary 6 Education. > Possess a class 2 licence > Salary ***** to SS3SO To do tiling and despatch work. Please call personally at 1805, 18th floor, Shaw Centre Singapore 0022 kn established regional office ot
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      689 28 TRIRIDOE SINGAPORE (PTE) Ltd I manufacturers of electrical I components hiring full-time Machine Operators. Inspectors. 1 Materials Processors and PackI agers Challenging work with advancement opportunity. Com1 petltlve wages with generous travel and attendance allowances Fringe benefits Include company doctor, sick leave, holiday leave, coffee/tea, bonus 13th month payment and
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      862 29 WC LAN HELP YOU OWN A NEW CAR 1 cup to 90% financing I attractive interest rates:36 months 8V 2 flat 48 months 83/*%8 3 flat i (Installments payable E m advance) prompt attention to your needs. r A ■^aa»ss»a»^S"^»^sssssjL. ■aW-w^BH I I sssKsssa^l I 1! 1»7» Mercedes 200 A/C
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      752 29 m) Commercial Vehicles LMOST 1980 DATSUN en Illfl I 1 ful condition As km. i! loan SV 00) 5K***** LMOST 1979 TOYOTA 'an ***** 1 owner original palnl lutlful condllon View 229, Coronation Plasa lukit Tim. ND '79. SUZUKI 1)80 C 1 Van I wner driver excellent rondilon radio I.
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      847 29 YAMAHA 750 XS Idom useit original paint $5 urn 10 MONTHS OHIY I 1974. HONDA (CBI7S) original *****82 1179 Suzuki so. Qood running condition 1980 vespa pisox Sprlnl i-ondmon Interested Mohammad it *****22 ;i rt.-r v AN YAMAHA YBIOO and ATI7SDT selling $40(1 and S.VKI Both In good 1 ondiuoi
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      749 30 DIST. S. WALKING DISTANCE to Orchard Road. Elizabeth Tower. 3 bedrooms/servant's. Brand new partly furnished, full recreational facilities. $4,000/- Chelsea Homes *****83/4. *****62/3. i .Sat Sun I GRANGEFORD. 2 BEDROOM. 12th floor, luxuriously decorated, fully furnished including linen and silverware, unobstructed view, tennis, s/pool. squash, sauna, security Please call Mr
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      647 30 ELIZABETH TOWER UNIT 202. 2503 2504 for rent/sale. Interested please ring: 2951 121/2951 125 c) Rooms OUIET FURNISHED ROOM attached bathroom, centrally located. expatriate's apartment, quiet expatriate, single preferred $400 Laundry arrangeable. Ring *****88 DIST. 11, THOMSON VICINITY, furnished room, for Overseas Chinese students/ bachelor/ couple Laundry/ meals provided. *****97
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      777 30 No restriction I Lp^S^tf ■f L «L|B BUiaW^MiaVJaWllM 4 types ol houses 3-storey split-level Townhouses 2-storey Townhouses 1 4-storey Maisonettes *rrff """I m 7*"*"*" Big swimming pool and special children's wading pool fraW B B -i'£"*i*f~"|Hif •Squash court Residents club house natfc a^ta^M 1 1»*^— Tropical garden open park area
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      604 30 SINGLE-STOREY CORNER TER RACE at Tanjong Katong Road for sale. Price $160.0000 no0 on o Area 1766 sq.ft Freehold. Contact Irene. *****0 DIST. 19 LORONG ONG LYE 2 bungalow Please contact: *****84 DIST 1953 UPPER PAYA I.ebar Rd Terrace selling at $350,000 No Broker Contact Miss Goh *****07 REAL OPPORTUNITY!
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      691 30 PENTHOUSE ON TOP floor of recently completed Mandalay Duplex Covered area 1775 sq ft with 3 large roof gardens Offers over $400,000 will be considered Contact lei *****66 or *****97. UPPER PAYA LEBAR walk-up apartment 3 bedrooms beautifully renovated. Ceramic throughout 1.200 sq ft Selling with vacant possession $230,000 0.n.0.
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      579 30 PAYA LEBAR ROAD gmunciMoor warehouse with built-in offi.e cubicles, i~o:i sq ft $3 20 psf I Vi5c0: *****56 2.000 SOFT WAREHOUSE -p v preferably ground floor suitable 1 for storing chemlcali Plead contact tei *****10 93 Office Spaces a) Sale MANHATTAN HOUSE OFFICE MltM(lc CBD, Bth iloor. 46fi sq ft
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      767 31 JLj Q Travel Guide l^ak^a»iiw^jßaV^*3r''^^ *"Wa^^a^^^DJflf^i aßftall^. laßaWaTi.'W'' 1 1 r Pla^V y flßti k^afl asm O^^ -M J{**\M 4 M From the people who know travel better AMERICS^fiTsIa HOLIDAYS (USA/Canada/Mexico) Hawaii. Canada/ All Amencan West Coast Mexico Japan /Tokyo/ Mikado Niteclub 17DaysSS3790 15 II a/ll 2911 6/12. 8/12 13/12
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      552 31 Jj^ Q Travel Guide *fJ Q Travel Guide JH| Education Instruction TAKE YOUR PICK FROM OUR PARADISE TOURS: Individual Departure* Group Departure* K-Das North Ma ml i. 1 I >js Ml New Zealand I hcrmal Sunseekcr SS2 >»*)(Re(!ularl U IM>a\ Ml Ncv. /<aland v i -Happ\ Waslarer*£Ne»Ze»knd 553.4% (Superior) -Happ\
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      624 31 The BEST Buy! The Tale of Two Islands. and a Continent for the price of one. fiyi forVnbir j rvL I dtfArhins art drt*dij J Nobody beats Ken Air wnen it comes to value for money, quality hotels and close to home Chinese meals Talk to us about the facelift
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      431 31 ENGINEERING STUDIES Leading to CEI, C&C It VITB Examinations Ragittrat.oo tor C a G IM3 ■iamination« could ba dona at any ot our Schools New Classes commencing now CEI (Degree level) ElectrlcalEnggPtl.ll.nl Builders' Quantities Mechanical Engineering Telecommunications Tech VITB Elect Inst. Fittings Basic Electronics Arch Draughtsmanship REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN
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      368 31 General Courses ENGLISH at all levels at ELEMENTARY BRITISH I #INTERMED| ATE COUNCIL -ADVANCED Full Time or Part 7 ime Special Courses m ENGLISH FOR ENGLISH SECRETARIES at ENGLISH FOR -rue BUSINESS BRITISH REPORT-WRITING rnnVirii AND BUSINESS tAJUIMUIL j I CORRESPONDENCE n V\ Cambridge University TV Examination Courses BRITISH LEVEL
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      324 31 _P^ learn^tJ h_*flr the Japanese way ll Ml >ial CoatM For Bp|<iiir».. Commencing Mon Nov 30 (6 OOpx: T 30pm) i Kxplamed m Mandarin > Wed Dec 2 (6.00pm 7.30pm 1 iKxplumeii mKnglishl Taught by Quahtiaa Teacher* Free TeiU Provided Only limited paaeat availat.ltRegiatralKMi ctoaaa on 27th Kov JAPANESE LANGUAGE
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      58 32 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE ENCIK ABU BAKAR BIN ABAS JWISH TO EXPRESS THEIR HEART ELT THANKS AND APPRECIATION TO A KIND INDIAN MAN. COCTORS NURSES OF WARD 41 IriOF TTSH, RELATIVES. FRIENDS AND MANAGEMENT STAFF OF lEWLETT t PACKARD FOR THEIR ■KIND ASSISTANCE. ATTENDANCE. CONDOLENCES. DONATIONS AND FOR
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      44 32 MR JOHN (BOB) COLLEDGE aipraai thair naarttalt than^t and appreciation to tha Savanth-day Advantist Church pastors and mambara. and all ralativas and tnands tor thair assistance, attandanca. condolences donations and wraaaths during their recent bereavement. GOD'S WILL BE DONE
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      33 32 IN LOVING MEMORY OF MOM LEE AH KOW DEPARTED 21-11-1979 Gone from our lives one so dear. But in our hearts, forever near Always riomnbicid by Family and Loud on—.
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      22 32 Tan Bah Chaa Dapartad 21.11.80 Oaarly miiMd but navar lorgottan By Wila. Childran. Grand children a Lovad onas
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      92 32 MRKOHKHEKONO Agasr pimd away paacafuWy an Frl 20 Nov 81 loewing b#hind' 000 MOTHER: LIM SOH HONG WIFE: SHIRLEY NO SON: BENJAMIN. TEE KIONG DAUGHTER ANNA, LAY HUI OOD-DAUOHTER: MARGARET TAN Funaral arrangamanta will ba announced lalar. Cortaga will laava 73, Lorong J, Tatok Kurau ■'pora IM3. No
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      122 32 MRS. WEE CHVE HUAT naa Tan QMn Li«n Mary (agad 72 yaara) haa gona to ba with tna Lof d en 2Qtn Novanbac 1941 l#svmg banind har batovad huaband, Waa Chya mm Oaughtars: Wee Nya Nya Daisy, Wee Kim Neo Nancy. Wee Oek Neo Gloria Son.-in-taw Thomas Llm Yow Huang.
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      46 32 MR ROY G. NEUBRONNER DEPARTED TO BE WITH THE LORD ON 19/11/81. FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE HELD ON SUNDAY 22ND NOV 81 AT THE IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY CHURCH. HIGHLAND ROAD AT 12 45 PM AND THEREAFTER TO MT. VERNON CREMATORIUM FOR CREMATION AT 2.15 PM
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      61 32 MR. TAN LOH SIE (EX SHELL) AGE «2 Passed away suddenly on 20/11/81 leaving behind B»lo»»d wito: KhooGeok Kim Sons: Ronald Tan Gary Tan Daughter: Mona Tan Son-in-law: Christopher Bek D«ughl»f»-in-l«w Doris 1 .hi. Cynthia Lim Grand-ton: Jeremy Bek Grand-daughter: Charlene Tan Cortege will leave 41. Terang Bulan Avenue (T»l:
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      374 32 Kh Announcements 134 Lost A Found 136 Car Pools HAVE YOU SEEN THIS DOG? MALE GOLDEN COCKER SPANIEL >Lost In the vicinity of ••Kheam Hock Road. DvM nearn Road. A W Orchid JJ Inn Area on 16/11/81. $1,000 Raward otfarad for information leading to racov- ary ol this dog. Information
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      414 32 3 SEATS AVAILABLE m Mini bUJ from Upper Serangoon, Toa JuroiiK Mr Lee. 4S7MM alter 7.00 pii' TRANSPORT REQUIRED FROM reban Oarden t.. Juronf rel HBIM2, Juliana ia(ler 1 p in I 137 Religious Announcements TRINITY CHRISTIAN CENTRE 4.1 oi:v totfae vmiumv fan IkctmlKr «4-<7 Xatlmal Theatre 7-«4>|miniKh«ly BE THE
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      251 32 We wish to extend our deepest sympathy to the family of the late MRS ONG CHAY TONG (NEE NG LAY OH) Departed 16th November 1981 From: DATO LIM BOK YENG DATO LIM CHONG L^ MVladaniNgj Lay Oh «a» Date Departed: 16 November 1981 The Management and Staff of THE HONGKONG
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      1103 32 MALAYSIA 1 HIM 1 SINGAPC*t ™^■^^■^"""'"■■^■^^^B I f "»v Our client belongs to an established group of companies having its head -quarters m Petaling Jaya. A manufacturer of plastic packaging materials, it is seeking suitably qualified Malaysians to fill the following vacanices to complement the existing management team. I FACTORY
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      659 33 RESULTS OF SINGAPORE CHILDREN'S SOCIETY'S DONATION DRAW 1981 HELD ON 14TH NOVEMBER 1981 AT THE LEE KONG CHIAN HALL PERMIT 91/81. 1 *****1 38 *****9 75 *****1 113 *****7 2 *****3 39 *****2 76 *****8 114 *****8 3 M 4264 40 *****3 77 *****7 115 *****2 4 *****0 41 *****2
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      70 33 Carrier leading dealer due to expansion require the following: 1) Experienced Aircon Draughtsman cum Estimator (Male/Female) 2) Trainee Draughtswoman 3) Experienced Aircon Mechanic Qualification: S.T.I, or minimum 5 years experience m Aircon Field for Post 1 and 3. S.T.I, or Technical School Leavers with passes m technical drawing preferable. Interested,
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      211 33 Mechanical Handling Engineering (S) Pte Ltd (Member of the Jebsen Jessen Group of Companies) Due to our continued growth and further expansion, we invite applications to fill the following vacancies: PROJECT ENGINEER The incumbent is expected to take full charge of supervision work at site. to arrange for and supervise
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      673 33 I We have t>aen retained by an established Corporation I to seek the following senior executives:H GENERAL MANAGER (Project Management) The Company will be involved m the management of buildings and premises, management of property projects as well as its own land development. The selected candidate will be involved m
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      215 35 MADRID, Fri. Ricardo Cid "Carriega," named coach of Spanish First Division soccer club Atletico Madrid after the firing of Jose Luis Garcia three months ago, has resigned after seeing the club plummet o 14th place in the League. THE lUlUn Football Association will give lt,M4 free Uekew to
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      138 35 Montoya scores winner for Salvador TEGUCIGALPA, Fri. El Salvador beat Haiti 1-0 here last night m the World Cup soccer qualifying tournament, bringing together teams from North and Central America and the Caribbean. Montoya scored the goal from a penalty m the 18th minute. El Salvador finished the tournament with
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      70 35 MIYAZAKI, Fri. Bobby Wadkins, of the United States, shot a seven-under-par 65 and took a one-stroke lead after the second round of the Dunlop Phoenix golf tournament here today. Other results: 137 Bobby Wadkins 138 Severiano Ballesteros, Scott Simpson; m Tsuneyuki Nakajima; 1M Craig Stadler; 141
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      483 35 TOTTENHAM, UNITED TO MEET FOR THIRD TIME LONDON, Fri. Totteaham Hotspur, fourth m the English First Division soccer table, will be aiming for a third successive victory over Manchester United this season when they meet at White Hart Lane tomorrow. Tottenham won both their second-round
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      459 35 LONDON, Fri. England soccer manager Ron Greenwood yesterday said that it was a myth that his team were no longer a world power. "I think we have the players, the spirit and the talent to show the world that England are back m contention and
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      334 35 Five to tee-off in world's richest event FIVE of golf's greatest money-winners will be shooting for a first prize of US$5OO,OOO ($1,025 million) over the new year m the world's richestever tournament. Americans Jack Nicklaus, Johnny Miller and Lee Trevino, along with South African Gary Player and Spain's Severiano Ballesteros,
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        46 35 BOXING Three time world heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad All's Dec. 11 fight against Trevor Berbick m the Bahamas is likely to go ahead as scheduled as one or the major stumbling blocks was removed when a television company purchased the rights for the fight.
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        24 35 KARTING More than 80 drivers from 15 countries will compete m the Hongkong international Grand Prix on Thursday m the British colony.
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        25 35 MOTOR RACING Former world champion Alan Jones, 35, of Australia, has received another offer to postpone his retirement from Williams Team owner Frank Williams.
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        32 35 OLYMPIC GAMES North Korea yesterday said through its revolutionary radio broadcast that South Korea's hosting of the 1988 Games is a criminal act aimed at perpetuating the division of the country.
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        47 35 VOLLEYBALL Favourites Soviet Union trounced Brazil 15-6. 15-4. 15-5 m the opening match of the eightnation round-robin men's World Cup tournament m F'ukuoka Other results: Poland bt Tunisia 15-3. 154. 15-2; Japan bt Italy 15-10. 15-13. 155; Cuba bt China 11-15, 15-13. 11-15, 15-11, 15-9.
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        Tussle
        31 35 YACHTING Ceramco New Zealand and Dutch entry Flyer were tussliig for the lead on the second leg of the Round the World race as they approached Auckland yesterday Agen< |M
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        14 35 RUGBY LEAGUE Widnes beat Wakefield 24-15 m a British Division One match.
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      Leong can keep it up
      319 36  -  EPSOM JEEP By t THE "golden boy of ;lhe turf, apprentice JS.Y. Leong, can keep pup his splendid work by winning on She's A Lady II in a weak •Class 5 Div 5 field in 'Race 3 at Bukit tTimah today. A nippy sort. She's
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      Jefferson D can break the 'jinx'
      231 36  -  TIPTOP By JEFFERSON D, still a maiden since making his local debut at the tailend of 1979, should break the ice m Race 9 for Class 4 Div 4 horses. The four-year-old Irish gelding had 10 placings so far. This season alone, he was
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      Change of names
      40 36 Change of names THESE horses have been renamed: Fay law was formerly known as Conquest II kawan kawaa was formerly Sky Town Marrhinson was formerly Give And Take. Sprrdy OMuales was formerly Settle Down. Tmly Fair was formerly Royal Mondo
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      First One first past the post?
      258 36  - First One first past the post? TONTO By FIRST ONE, who lifwK, to do his racing m front, has a good chance to make it "first" all the way m Race 3 for horses m Class 5 Div 5. This three-year-old New Zealand gelding by Adios n finished on board
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      Bright chance for a 'bonus'
      147 36  - Bright chance for a 'bonus' EQUESTRIENNE By BONDS ISSUE II has a bright chance m Race 5. The four-year-old Targowice gelding was well up with the leaders over the Penang 1,400 m last month until the wet underfoot conditions got the better of him m the straight. He has been
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      SELECTIONS
      174 36 RACE EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY RACING ED Tha Judga R. Magician Kirn Phoenix Rab«l Routar R. Magician The Judge W.A. Chanca B. A Swift The Judge ShanKo Datin's Delight Glamour Bid Shan Ko Smartest Quotable ShanKo Hawaii Five-O Smartest Shai A Lady Marchinson Rich Mountain M. Expras* Bright Demand Clover
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      Back on active list
      155 36 THE following horses are running after a spell: RACE 3: Del Verde last ran m July at Ipoh; fifth of nine runners m Class 4 Div B 1,200 m. RACE 4: Lotojrlve last start m May at Penang; second m mixed Classes 5 6 field 1,400
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      Mudlarks
      80 36 THESE borsea will g« well today on a wet track: RACE S: Desert Terror 11, Greea Valley, Clover RACE 4: Compass, Rlverbaaks 11, Lototive. RACE 5: King Tann, Bonos Issue 11, Peter Pan m. RACE Something Tt Remember, Excellent I Profit, Park Laae 11. RACE 7: PlaWr D'Ai dmv,
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      Pegasus stays on
      76 36 PEGASUS 11, winner of i this year's Pesta Snkan Cop, will be around for some time. His trainer, Samsurl Abdul Rahman, revealed yesterday that doe to an unexpected hitch In negotiations, the five-year-old Wandering Ryes hars* wUJ not be fulfilling stud duties m New Zealand as planned.
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      6142 36 RAPF 1 1.30 CLASS 4 DIVC 1,200 m avmv,J2j x (Restricted Terms 3- Yoar-OMs) ($14,000 $9,800 to winner) 1 07 ArramansaniMjt 57 Hope-Samsuri 3ag same (1200 m) Two starts to date; last time out was seventh to Cashflo m Div B over 1100 m Spore m Oct Heag
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      Lock icon Record $l.lm for filly
      77 37 Record $l.lm for filly LEXINGTON (Kentucky), Fri. A weanling fUly (less than a year old) has been sold for an American record of U*****,000 (SJI.I million) at Keeneland auction here. Bought by French breeder Roland De Chambure, the filly is by Vaguely Noble out of Gay Matelda and is half-sister
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      2406 37 RACF 1 1-30 CLASS 4 DIV A 1,200 m vnV;IJ A (Restricted Terms 3, 4 4 5-Year-Olds) ($14,000 $9,800 to winner) 1 *5 Paaaaajaa SI Pagsanjan-K Chong 5 nzg <li»m> F K WM|t 6 I Beaaty Beaaty 0 SS Ahmad SamadOwner 4 nzg 1200 m) Rajs* 9 S
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      Intan sparkles in yielding going
      575 37 IDOMINATE AND JOLLY SAILOR SHOW UP LAST-START winner Intan, with Razmy Ashari m the saddle, showed form when sent over 600 m m 42.6 at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. The going was yielding and all fast work was confined to the sand track The speedy
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      Leading Jockeys
      356 37 Tttal rMea 1st 2a4 3rd Placlngs for last 12 rides 1 Dennelly 400 4» X 2 Tweedle 403 47 41 35 3 Pittnua 226 M M 85 4 Sharp 348 IS tl 5 Cheam 330 31 31 M C P*dmor« 323 84 35 7 Lam 205 18 18
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      Leading trainers Leading owners
      194 37 a PRO-AM RACES ARE NOT INCLUDED Teh Allan Boagaar? West S.H. Lee S&nuorl Ahmad E. van Brrakelen O. van Breakelea Bqjuik Daniels M. Ismail Zaflr Ml P.K. LeMg k.L. ('hong Heddle J.A. Itodgers Mak David Tu 1st 62 54 46 42 41 40 33 30 28
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      239 37 ACE American jockey Willie Shoemaker said today that two US mares, The Very One and Mairzy Doates, probably were the strongest among the foreign horses competing m Japan's first international horse race the Japan Cup on Sunday. "But my horse is also running well and we have a
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      Lock icon Ramesh ousts No. 2 seed Edmonson in big upset
      351 38 BANGKOK, Fri. Ramesh Krishnan, of India, yesterday pulled off the biggest upset of the U5585,500 ($174,250) Bangkok tennis Classic when he eliminated Australian second seed Mark Edmonson to enter the quarterfinals. Krishnan, the 1979 junior Wimbledon champion, lost the first set
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      Lock icon Connors out, but" Gerulaitis stays in
      98 38 Connors out, but Gerulaitis stays in j JOHANNESBURG, Pri. American Vitas Gerelaltis will play In a major Sooth African tennis tournament here next week, despite the withdrawal of fellow American Jimmy Connors because of death threats, tournament director Keith Brebnor said yesterday. Geralaltls had withdrawn from the CS3M.IM (SSIS,MI) tournament
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      Wee enjoying life as a professional
      648 38  -  WILFRED YEO By MARRIAGE and a lengthy career as a soccer professional are on the mind of Edmund Wee, the former Singapore goalkeeper now with Hongkong professional club South China. Wee, who left for the British Colony two months ago, said m a telephone
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      Lock icon Games bid
      47 38 NEW DELHI. Fri. South Korea will send a three-man delegation to the Asian Games Federation Congress, which starts here on Thursday, to bid for the 1986 Asian Games. The delegation will be led by Cho Sang-Ho, president of the South Korean Amateur Sports Association. AFP.
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      Jahangir in team for world meet
      141 39  - Jahangir in team for world meet HAKIKAT RAI By THE Pakistan squash team for the Milo-Ascot world junior team championships m Singapore from Feb. 6-Feb. 14 will include Jahangir Khan. This was confirmed m a cable to the Singapore Squash Rackets Association yesterday. The championships will follow immediately after the
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      Lock icon Lilley struggles for win
      169 39 TORONTO, Fri. New Zealander Murray Lilley struggled to beat Egypt's Abbas Kaoud m the firstround of the McGuiness World Open squash championship here m Canada yesterday. Itoralto first r*ud: Hiddy Jahan (Pak) bt John Frittenberg (Can) 9-3, 9-2, 9-3, Karimabullah Khan (Pak) bt Doug Whittaker (Can)
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      TTS triumph
      31 39 TAN TOCK SENG defeated Pharmaceutical Department 10 m an inter-hospital football tournament match at Moulmein Road yesterday. In another match. Woodbridge B received a walkover from Toa Pay oh.
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      Lock icon West Indies hope Holding will be fit
      295 39 MELBOURNE, Fri The West Indies and Pakistan play the first of their one-day Benson and Hedges cricket matches here tomorrow hoping that their two star players will be fit. West Indies captain Clive Lloyd said today there was doubt that fast bowler Michael
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      Lock icon Fitness is Republic's rugby squad's forte
      516 39  -  J. RAJENDR AN: By "WE will beat Singapore m Kuala Lumpur m the semi-finals," said Australian Forces North coach Gay Powell last week. The Aussies, who went down 12-27 to Singapore m their last preliminary group match meet the Republic again m the semi-final
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      Peng Soor had aims to take on starlets
      258 39  -  WILFRED YEO By WONG PENG SOON, Singapore's shuttle wizard of the 50s, was to have met Denmark's Lene Koppen, one of the world's top women players, last month m a badminton version of the famous Bobby Riggs-Billie JeanKing tennis "Battle of the
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      Dunk still ahead
      59 39 MELBOURNE, Fri. Australian Billy Dunk maintained his one-stroke lead after the second round of the A5170.000 Australian Open at the Victoria Golf Gub today. Leading scores: IS* Billy Dunk 68-71; 141 Bill Rogers 7169, Jack Newton 69-71; 141 Greg Norman 71-70. Gary Player 70-71; 14S lan Stanley
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      Ginn 73-71. – UPI.
      127 39 Ginn 73-71. UPI. BASKETBALL Interconstituency championships (Various venues, 6.30), HOCKEY SHA knockout tournament first round: Senior Group CSC v Police (Balestier Rd. 5). SOCCER \H Dlv. 2: Brickworks v Jurong Town (Tanglin, 4.30). Sembawang v Pasir Panjang (Gloucester Barracks, 4 30) NatteMl IMS tournament: Combined Schools v Bukit Timah, Jurong
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      Lock icon Dagley enters semi-finals
      77 39 NEW DELHI, Fri. Top seed Norman Dagley. of Britain, will meet unheeded Lateef Bux, of Pakistan, m the semifinals of the World amateur billiards championship here tomorrow. Dagley beat fourth seed Subash Agarwal, of India, 1.880-1,327 points m their Group A match List night. But Agarwal, "unner-up
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      Lock icon China win ABC title
      67 39 CALCUTTA, Fri. Defending champions China trounced South Korea 96-64 m the final of the Asian Basketball Confederation tournament here tonight. The Chinese, winning the title for the fourth consecutive time led 43-26 at half-time. Final placings: 1 China 2 South Korea 3 Japan 4 Philippines 5
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      China in King's Cup walkout
      228 39 BANGKOK, Fri. A walkout by China m their match against North Korea highlighted the firstleg semi-finals of the King's Cup soccer tournament at the National Stadium here tonight. The Chinese later resumed play and were defeated 2-0 by the Koreans. In the other tie, hosts
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      Malaysia's Rahman out of grasscourt
      138 39 RAHMAN RAMLAL, one of Malaysia's top 10 tennis players, has withdrawn from the Singapore Open Grasscourt championships beginning today at the Singapore Cricket Club. G. N. Rajan, secretary of the Lawn Tennis Association of Malaysia, informed Hassan Alwi, chairman of the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association's
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      Decision on Singapore Soon
      447 39  -  JOE DORAI By FAM to meet to discuss Johore's demand SINGAPORE'S participation m the Malaysia Cup soccer competition hinges on the Football Association of Malaysia Council meeting m Kuala Lumpur next Sunday. The Council will discuss a move by the Johore Football Association to oust the
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      Chan loses second spot
      305 39  -  PETER SIOW By PATTAYA, Fri. Singapore's Paul Chan, looking unusually glum, like a bidder losing out m an auction, had every reason to be miserable on the opening day of the Siam Cup windsurfing championships here today. It was a day when chaos ruled the waves
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    Son Sann to seek aid from West
    462 40  - Son Sann to seek aid from West LEE KIM CHEW By Our Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Fri. Former Cambodian premier Son Sann plans to leave for the US, Canada and Europe soon to get aid for his fledgling anti-Viet-namese resistance movement, the Khmer People's National Liberation Front (KPNLF). A KPNLF representative,
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    Lock icon Killer blaze
    45 40 VALENCE (France), Fri. Children playing with a cigarette lighter started a blaze m a crowded school bus near here today and six teenagers died m the flames, police said. Twenty of the 40 children on the bus suffered severe burns, they added. Reuter.
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    Lock icon The Jaws
    83 40 ALIFORNIAN firemen seen her* using an instrument railed the Jaws of Life to free Koohan Kvettf Ford, 55, m Santa Ana. Koohan 's right arm was pinned undern. ath her car In a rush-hour accident on a busy road on Wednesday. She was later reported to be In
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    S'pore bid for SEA Games '83
    651 40  -  DHARSAN SINGH By BRUNEI UNABLE TO STAGE THE EVENT SINGAPORE will make a bid to host the SouthEast Asia Games m 1983. Mr E. W. Barker, president of the Singapore National Olympic Council, announced this yesterday after an hour-long meeting with affiliated sports associations
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    Lock icon Walesa appeals to unions in West for food
    242 40 Walesa appeals to unions in West for food WARSAW, Fri POLISH labour leader Lech Walesa, bypassing the Polish Government, yesterday appealed directly to western trade unions for food aid, saying there could be serious trouble m Poland if the food situation did not improve m the coming months. The text
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    Lock icon Record price for brooch
    81 40 GENEVA, Fri A diamond and ruby brooch brought a world record price of US$l.4B million (SJ3. I million) on Friday and a set of Clark Gable's buttons went for US$2B,OOO (5559.000) at Christie's autumn auction. The diamond brooch, set with five rubies weighing a total 23.65
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    Lock icon S. Korea to lift curfew
    141 40 S. Korea to lift curfew SEOUL, Fri. The government will lift m January a 33-year-old curfew which has been m effect I since the establishment of the nation, officials said today. Government officials and representatives from the country's major political parties reached the decision last night to end the midnight
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    31 40 NEW YORK, Mon The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 0.95 to 845.70 m thf first half hour of trading on the New York Stork Exchange today AP.
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      130 40 Squash court list Did you know there are 300 squash courts m Singapore? So if you love to play the game, but hate the hassle of booking courts, read Weekending. TAY CHENG KHOON gives you the list and tells you how you can get a court easily. Plus How goes
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      301 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore'! Financial i>:iii> TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Have the rentols of prime shop space fallen as steeply as the prices of some properties? AGNES WEE's report gives an overview of the rental situation and the forecast of a property consultant. Have your banks inconvenienced you m any way over the
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      30 40 IP TO 1p.m. TODAY: Mainly Fair. II-: Ml'. (C) up to S a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 24 min. SUNSET today: 8.22 p.m.; SINRISE tomorrow: S.I 9 a.m. Global Weather delayed.
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      OUT OF BONDAGE
      1636 1 THIS is the story of Shanti, a petite, unassuming 23-year-old woman from a small Nepalese village which still draws water from wells. Clad m a flowered. green sari, with plastic Dangles on both arms, she looks like an ordinary nice, shy Hindu girl. But look into her
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      Elvis strikes again
      532 2 Today SATI RDAY Matinee Speedway (Ch 5, Z.tt p.m.): Elvis the ex-Pelvis transforms into stock car racer with generosity beyond his means. When it turns out he owes the Internal Revenue Service (the famed IRS) $145,000 m back taxes, he decides to use his charm and lure
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      PICK of the DAY
      447 2 PICK of the DAY The post office focused on today is in the town of Miho, in Central Japan. i TV MAIAYfilA) Hie Waltons The Silver Wlap (Ch S, 7.45 p.m.): Jim-Bob falls in love with Betsy, whose husband is away fighting in the war and is hurt. She brushes
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        436 2 Iky Wtm\ Lm. r J La^ SB^^^ ■»«>^^ Announcing the cci international financial management seminar m singapore February 15 26. 1982 lo be held for the first time m Singapore at the Century Park Shti aton I lotel,the International Financial Management Seminai follows the successful format established m 1 Long
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        21 2 ES National Panasonic Super Slimline Sounds <*NnfcfciS^3>^ty^ RO-2735 Slim cassette recorder packed with micro components Develop the reading habit Times Bookshops
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        289 2 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7 One's always behind one needs to bestir oneself (6) 9 I like this old language when g -^gng a iarm, very much. I without love, being alone (9) about conclusion of battle (4) 10 Craftily escape from eastern 14 Temporary home a Peer tried form
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        179 2 EXHIBITIONS: Woodscape: Exhibition of sculptures and painted wood relief by Chong Fah Cheong. Alpha Gall. 10 a.m. 5 p.m. (including weekends). Till Nov 28. Teachers' Art Exhibition: Organised by the Singapore Teachers Art and Craft Association. Nat Museum Young People's Gall. 9 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Till Nov 29. One-man Exhibition:
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        1154 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 12.55 PM Opening followed by Sesame 7.30 News And Weather Forecast Street (Malay) 1.55 Mickey And Donald 7.55 Buck Rogers Time Of The Hawk 2.20 Saturday Matinee Speedway < Part 2 > 3.55 The 11th Annual Senior Olympics J James Last star Para <Je 4.45
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        Hunt £or TV guest stars
        419 3  -  LEONG WENG KAM By SBC hopes to boost the appeal of its Mandarin dramas by inviting popular Hongkong and Taiwanese TV artistes to make guest appearances, just like on American TV. These stars (probably those familiar to and popular among local audiences) will be invited
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        SBC sends 'Serangoon' to Asean film festival
        364 3 Behind the camera- SINGAPORE'S entry at the Asean Film Festival m Manila (next Monday to Friday) is (hanging Landscapes: Serangoon, a film documentary we saw earlier this year. It pokes into the various corners of people's lives, and records vanishing sights, focusing on
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        Over the waves
        135 3 From Page Two miser, and on learning that the old man has gambled his money away, he seizes the Old Curiosity Shop. What follows is a chase, which leads to cups of misery all around. Cheers. Stars Natalie Ogle, Sebastian Shaw and Trevor Peacock. The serialisation is
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        RC DIARY
        159 3 TODAY: Free film shewn (Chinese, 7.30 p.m.): Mysterious Heroes car park 42 m front of Blk 463, Ang Mo Kio Aye 10. Yellow Face Tiger open space m front of Blk 118, Ang Mo Kio Aye Kug Pi Means Fist Strikes Swords open space betw Blk 2 3,
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        704 4 m^a^a^am^a^ 31arco<poids treasures ROCCQ {KJuUtUn aW laWaaW MMBmn^^^ complemented by rare f^ I a. M I silverware antique clocks otOrG-WICIG 5316 I3SI WGGk! p^^pl 'rom Europe .1 million s^aaW K^QbV' dollars worth of *^*^S2S2SS*^^^^^ 2% py Z^p^ collectors' pieces We're clearing our stock and VkJ V B j^^St 16 our
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        Four comedies to watch this week
        580 5 THERE are four comedies m town, and they are all worth going to. Michael Hui's Security Unlimited (Cantonese and Mandarin) is into its 25th day m five theatres, and it looks like it's going to break a box office record or two. The film
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        Lock icon Real life for this star
        866 5 She has millions of admirers postal officers complain about her fan mail but she earns only $65 a month, lives m a dormitory, cycles to work and queues up to buy vegetables. LIU HEUNG SHING, writing from Shanghai, describes the unglamorous life of China's movie
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        511 5 m mm I U II AW9OOOEG/EN and AW272OEG/EN r itOAin trvatcn Ira inrl.r\# ie •rnilrl c Fun y Au.om a lc I I ■^HB^taaVl l^hffll M^M VI ■■^hffl mP Fult automate •T»-reewasHing cycles regular with two rinses. m y mm m m -^^m m J m^bt economy with single rinse
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      Struggle between self and society
      1747 7 IN 1961 a charming, unpretentious novel appeared m India. It made few waves, though it won a modest amount of critical acclaim. This was Attia Hussain's Sunlight on a Broken Column. This story of a young girl's search for personal fulfilment embodies themes and concerns
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        635 7 MANCHU ;3L Robert Elegant ssssLm \an (^leef xVrnels Presents Grown Jewels On Show The Crown of ptyj M «^^H W^r 4^^H '^V^fTa the First Empress of Iran jrK^S^r3f\j^^. ~J^'^T*^K^~]^^*^t*^b**M Irstaa«^r iJ& j^fs Bala^Baßafeiiai il I'na^att fc^^aj^^^-^^ a^aV \ie\yingby Personal Invitation or Telephone Appointment. Mandarin Hotel. 24th to 26th November 1981.
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        Bright lights and tears
        860 8 Bright lights and tears ACTORS ON ACTING BY Joanmarie Kalter Sterling Inc, New York. 256 pages. U557.95 Reviewed by KANNAN CHANDRAN LEFT: A romantic scene from Hollywood IF YOU would like to be an actor, it might do you some good to read Actors On Acting. It's an unobtrusive bright
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        CIETY OF MICE
        626 8 CIETY OF MICE THE Snow House is a charming story of the adventures of a community of mice who live very happily m the store house of a grocer's shop. The wife of the owner a warm loving mother to young Fred but not too hot on the housekeeping is
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        659 9 Fuelling £ear of flying m.iymmmm HOW safe is it to fly? According to William Morris, British journalist and pundit who •has gathered statistics and read through official reports, the answer is quite safe indeed. In the opening chapter of his new book, Mr Morris supplies a full page of comforting
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        526 9 REBECCA Chua is wellknown to readers of The Straits Times as a versatile journalist who has frequently appeared m these columns. In this slim volume she turns her talents, with distinction and flair, to another medium. Through 14 short stories and a novella, Rebecca Chua skilfully weaves
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        484 9 Sunco. The holiday partner you musrVt miss m your travels. Fashionable, slim and sleek with double action security lock. Sunco doesn't stop here! They come m pretty colours and convenient sizes ready to make a holidaymaker a proud partner m their travels. I .Jiff J] L^a^al r ",j,, Xx^MMMm SUNCO
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        610 10 OPEN NEXT MONDAY!! 3 NEW SHEU SUPERFAST, SUPERCLEAN CAR WASHES! ■^ENTRANCE V^^SSLkJ Bl T 'l^^t'^" Making a total of 4 convenient Shell Superfast Tunnel Car Washes. They're another example m Shell's drive to introduce more great ideas that work for you. c r. D i w; L D o r
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        219 10 /W«SKX> ceramiche l "5 N f«»^- LJVRIA |jn»| Wall/Floor, Extruded ceramic Ay ■■■§>' klinker tiles, proven and tested y with German Test DIN ***** pavement, swimming pool and industrial uses. O PolybuildingCSJPte.Ltd. I (Importers Exporters and stockist of ceramic tiles and marbles) > Unit 340, 3rd Floor Plaza Singapura 68,
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      2 11 KIDS THINGS
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      726 11 PO. Box 895 Mjigapore M2J Avnbe. Sue, A competition for those who love cats one m an envelope will you? PLEASE! Dear Auntie Sue, I have straight black hair and I am nine years old. The exam is over, so whatever I do my parents won't mind! The
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        218 11 fThis POWER FOAM Coupon! For our exclusive Rosewood Stenor Quartz jM |H| 1™"""™^^! Pl us *5 this coupon entitles ■jPPRvI j. bearer to the exclusive r-s//* timepiece when purchasing L» jftj^M I a Power Foam mattresses. *2 6y «v W^m Offer valid until Y3 *i v January 10th 1982. WRRYfHURRY!
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        224 11 j H Tsingtao. China's No. 1 BCfer since 1903. Began ?t the turn of the century by German master brewers In China Tsingtao has come a long way as the leading Chinese beer m international circles. Today. Tsingtao is the only known Chinese beer that is brewed from the most
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        325 11 rUU P^PP^^^B f v r Bi 'MOdvSniS <U«UIJJ«) .'A'«MJO^ f«|B9UOpUI :<ju»unH ipu«n«>il 'I^qoa 'iwfeN f«3|j4aiv Your poems MY COUSIN My cousin annoys me a lot, But honour I have got, I decided to fight him not, As he was just a little tot. On his cheek there is a big
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        1593 12  - Supermarket surprises ket surprises TAN LEE LENG By IN SPITE of the romance of outdoor markets, wet markets, and the wonders of speciality food shops, more and more people are shopping m supermarkets... usually out of necessity. I have often met working moth-, ers, and fathers, rushing into the supermarket
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        A quiet evolution in the kitchen
        129 12 A quiet evolution in the kitchen THE Harbour Grill at the Hilton Hotel has introduced a new menu this month. Thirty-five -year- old executive chef Mr Fritz Wuethrich and his team firmly believe m cuisine that is based on natural freshness and quality of ingredients. They call 'his concept la
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        967 12  - Chef with a new taste ith a new taste MEG JUMP By "MEG," said a friend with animated enthusiasm. "Have you seen the lovely new French chef at the Hyatt? He's got a fabulous handlebar moustache and makes the most marvellous ice cream. "He doesn't speak much English. Do go
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        327 12 Siolidtiu Port Dickson a piauresque coast of sandy beaches and restful countryside quiet beauty and A perfect setting for a great holiday. ,!____J!___)_____________^And Mvi Beach Hotel is right m the midst of it all, J__\t qp^^!^|!_^!^!^? ready to take you into all that is Port Dickson with ff jOWBI 165
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        75 12 KENWOOD Baby Coronet Fully equipped to cook anything from big elaborate dinners to simple snacks. Bakes and grills too. Consumes less power than ordinary cookers. Works on 13 amps. Suitable for HDB. Easy to clean. Hot plate-rings lift upwards for easy cleaning of spillage bowls beneath. Takes up only small
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        37 13 f 7frf&2&^^' I^k Sole agent: M m The First Boatique Pte. Ltd. G 14. Peace Centre, 1 Sophia Rd A S pore 0922 Tel: *****01 42^B^|^P G 17. Parklane Singapore Centre. Selegie Rd. Spore 0718. Tel: *****78
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        220 13 New, from Coty BAGS OF STYLE The Offer: Super stylish The Deal: it's yours Boston bag and matching when you buy $1 00 worth cosmetic purse m brassy of Coty cosmetics bronze, sizzling silver or make-up, skin care and bold black. Plus a Coty fragrances. Which means Equatone skin care
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        378 14 :"LlDb: a 3lstDAYl"i (*****14) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.30,4.00,6.45,9.15 Price*: CIRCLE 54 *SI ALLS $3 No Fra« List < All B—ta CASH bookable up to 2 days m advanc* i f JL |i% ROGERMOORE I FOR YOUR EYES ONLY iYlV"..rvnxlrn SMI t\\ I \SH)N T Ultltid «rtWti PRINCE-REPUBLIC: 10th DAY
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        428 14 Golden Clementi j Palace Zenith and Queenstown 24th 'RECORD* DA V NO KKKK LIST Q:11.00,1.30,4,6.45. 9.30pm C'P'Q: 1.30. 3.30. 7 15. 5.30 Z: 1.30. 3.30, 7.15 dan 9.15pm A OOLOCH MARVf »T PupnUllon m CANTONESE 2 SECURITY 1* UNLIMITED Golden dementi Palace Zenith and Queenstown TONITE at MIDNITE! Nota Showtimaal
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        226 14 THE HUNT IS ON! Bag the biggest ce e j^-k during difficult conditions, with little or no experience, this truly fully automatic Ik^ NIXON is just the camera because its electronic alarm will guide you to capture M J NIXON quality pictures. n BKeaf .a^L#^asV J^^r iiß'^^y^ ißr^BflW^sAaV -aa^fl^fll fej^^^
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        425 14 8 10th TITANIC DAY! 6 ODEON MAJESTIC I lorn, I 30, 4, 6 30, 9 15pm I 00, 330 630 9 00pm 8 BROADWAY/BEDOK/REGAL/GALA 0 Please Note Times I 30, 4 00, 700 9 30pm 5 Circla $4, Stall* $3 (CASH book ing s-No Fr«« List) O M Mitt CASH
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        761 14 V 10th TITANIC' DAYI fi[ V oocon y O "am. IJO. 4.00. ».30. 9.15pm C I t BBOADWAY/BEDOK'GALA A REGAL X V Plaasa Not* Timas V M.I 1.30. 4 00. 7.00 a 9 30pm U O MAJESTIC Q I ,I Plaasa Nola Timas i i 100,3 30.6.30.9.00pm 0 Adm: Circla
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        683 15 The CONSTANTcreativity for home and office. ji m —d jyy mm' '••II f aaßaH^ao^iaß^k_a4*^aaaß^Bßi aBBT* aV^^^aaaßW aßP^aflTar 1 .aaffA— ■^aaaaalaßßß^k^^BV '^'••aBaBBBBBBi ■.S :3|-"?^ Employ thc expertise of our decorators to create a new environment for your home Bm^ ::^-j^mijz^- or °ffi ce experienced personnel will be ready to advise and
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        397 15 The gift of learning. It can last a lifetime. I I m^L^^l^t^ teaming is fun with ffr m a\ WmM^SW J m V Tttaslnstraments. L^« j ''I MSm W~T\/f From Texas Instruments to your aa^ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa^ a^ aaa^ aaaaaaaa la^a^a^ aE^B^afaVaVj ..a range of electronic learning Btiil^aHalaHlHaMHll^HlHHliV^M' aids that are
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        433 16 PLUS FREE GIFT WtttKUL^^^ A /\/n bbbbV m*^bbbb A very special bargain is %g^^^x*^ Hi nowonatSOONLYANN. PPf V Hundreds of furniture are X^^ I n ■i!^Til",r"«| Bl^u. uHB sold here at unbelievable t j 10 *11 prices that will definitely i H shock you. This is an above "^bbbbbbbjbbbbbbbbbbbt^ •sale
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        602 16 Cause for Celebration! ■^^.^L^B^^i^J^^^^^l Now when you're h^HHfl having a festive time don't Mj V^VV^l^BkvV WT w' ;^^iJ«f rorget to bring your camera *&Sk> r^P^TßTffl^n^tl^^^l^ along. The grand 'Tiger ''ISftilX Celebration' Photo Contest M^^^PSll lii^^^l^ini^^^^l^^^iß might just double your L|P t -PJ^ celebration joy. Just submit '^^^^^^^^^H»#ij^ '"^^n^° an y
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        751 17 I AS E A Singapore Pte Ud 1 We are a subsidiary of ASEA AB, Sweden, one of the largest Electrical Engineering Companies m the world, with employees m 90 countries. We are looking for hardworking and resourceful persons to lill the following positions m our Switchgear Production and Design
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        840 17 DD a aam »n a o ddi mo ■D a a am aa dd b o amom Dn B a m a a aa cd do aa am ao ooa mam m m mmam o aa a a m d We invite technically competent professionals S ago q o who
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        1000 17 /aternouse Associsie". 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. We have been
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        551 18 r Applications ore invited to till the following positions tor Proiects m Singapore:1. PROJECT ARCHITECT Should possess a Degree of Bachelor of Arcnitecture from a recognised University ond hove minimum 6 years relevant working experience. 2. RESIDENT SITE ENGINEERS ELECTRICAL. MECHANICAL, CIVIL ft STRUCTURAL Should possess an Engineering Degree from
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        1644 18 B The SGV Group SGV-Goh Tan Pte Ltd SGV-Kassim Chan Sdn Bhd Professional Executive Recruitment Services Our client is the local subsidiary of an international Our client, a leading U.S. based bank, is m the process of corporation, engaged m the manufacture and marketing of Our client, a leading European
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        91 18 NOTICE OF CESSATION OF BUSINESS NOTICE is hereby given that WONG SHIH CHER also known as ANTHONY WONG of No. 21 -J, Park House, Orchard Boulevard, Singapore 0922, formerly trading or carrying on business at Unit G5, Plaza Singapura, Singapore, under the name "ADAMANT GEMS INTERNATIONAL" has ceased to do
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        10 18 THE LARGEST SELLING WOMEN'S MAGAZINE IN SINGAPORE HER ww rldlj
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        733 19 Our Company is a member of a Large Multinational Group of Companies engaged m a diversified range of Marine Engineering and Construction Services. We invite applications from suitably qualified candidates to fill the position of: SENIOR ENGINEER Planning Scheduling ($3,000 $4,500 per month) Responsibilities The successful candidate will be responsible
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        613 19 I Irtayyipsif* I ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT Haw Par Brothers International Limited requiresan Assistant Accountant to work at the Head Office Accounts Department responsible for a number of subsidiaries' accounts. The successful candidate should possess a GCE '0' level certificate and presently progressing towards obtaining a professional qualification. In addition, he must
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        849 19 J^y— PHILIPS A*.'*Vvfij ru-i We hawe a large DP De P artme "t which operates an IBM 4331 T j Group 11. Our Hardware configuration includes a4M CPU, i; i 1800 Megabyte of on-line storage and a host of Philips and V li-ijJHTiT Plug-compatible terminals. Our applications are online/ y-
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        515 20 Our Company witK international affiliations m 87 countries hos been established m Singapore for mare than 20 years Due to the rapid growth m the ser 'ice industry that we ore m, we need effectiv ond resourceful personnel for the following I ey positions:(A)ACCOUNTANT A Graduate with Degree/Diploma m Accountonc)
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        706 20 I ACCOUNTANT j Salary Negotiable Our client, part of a well established and reputable international Group engaged m the manufacture and marketing of a range of consumer, industrial and professional products, wishes to appoint a suitably qualified Malaysian for the above position. Reporting to the Finance Director, the Accountant will
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        986 20 THE SAF BOYS f SCHOOL CAN FURTHER YOUR SON'S EDUCATION, GIVE HIM A GOOD SALARY AT AN EARLY AGE AND GUARANTEE HIM A REWARDING CAREER. W^^ ___Bk ___^_^_fcC_3 _H_b_L __*_fl_r'W l3l_flK >^^_Kr___L___i __9* <> *-_-_-_-f 9Jm ____nE: Ik m l**_:3^_-_-_-_-_B_3B |lt4>^/ vT ■__|__^__^__Bjs I V! i i _P^_w t_^^Bt^^ V
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        760 21 I JOINT SASAR/VITB APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING SCHEMES Th« Singapore Association of Shipbuilders and Repairers (SASAR) and the Vocational and Industrial Training Board (VITB) are offering three apprenticeship training schemes for the following trades m the shipbuilding and repairing industry^ 1. ARC WELDING 2. BOILER/PIPE FITTING SERVICING 3. HULL FABRICATION/MARINE STEELWORK 4.
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        641 21 CITIBANK the local bank that's a global bank Career opportunities for FOREX/MONEY MARKET DEALERS/TRAINEES m our high growth Treasury Department. These positions offer challenge and would only appeal to self-starters and persons who enjoy the brisk pace of a dealing room. In addition, only people who are highly-motivated, independently decisive
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        921 21 W f) i MARKETING EXECUTIVE m Around 5530,000 per annum j£\ l|| Caldbeck Macgregor (S) Pte Ltd, the marketing with a distinction m English f importers and distributors of Wines at "A" Level at least 2 years and Spirits, are looking for a bright experience m a trading or manufac-
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        547 22 fC AMP SINGAPORE PTE LTD, an internationally recognised leading U.S. based manufacturer of electronic component parts invites qualified and competent applicants to fill the following positions:SALES/SERVICE ENGINEER Male Singapore Citizen above 25 years old Possess Diploma from Singapore Polytechnic or any recognised institution m electronic and communication products Some years
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        609 22 t=*ON A CAREER WITH yv CHEMICALS r CHEMICAL TECHNICIAN TRAINEES We have vacancies for a group of Chemical Technician Trainees for our new Chemical Plant m Pulau Ayer Chawan during the first part of January 1982. As a Chemical Technician Traineeyou will be undergoing a 3-year training program m the
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        606 22 We are an established teader m the design and fabrication of welded steel products for the oil and gas exploration, refining and petrochemical industries. As part of a continuing expansion programme, we are inviting a progressive individual to assume the position of a:COST ACCOUNTANT... The successful candidate win report to
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        508 22 IN THE HIGH cm XT OP THE REPIBLJC OF SINGAPORE Salt N*. tm o(l*l Betwm ANN R. THOMAS GALLERY (ralax as a firm) Plaintiff* ONG HOE AIN trading as IRONBIRD TRADING COMPANY Defendant NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT To:Ong Hoe Aun trading as Ironbird Trading Company of No. 35A. Kian Hong Road.
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        378 22 [Ml McClelland Engineers, S.A. geotechnical consultants MAINTENANCE MECHANIC Seeking person with general rKkground m repair and maintenance of maionty of following: Diesel Engines Heavy Duty Winches Pumps Compressors Land Drilling Equipment Preferred but not required Knowledge of electrical trouble shooting Marine equipment maintenance Stockkeeping and parts inventory Applicants must be
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        585 23 J.L. Morison. Son and Jones (FE) Pte. Ltd. require a Divisional Manager Consumer Products Division (Foods, Confectionery, Toiletries) 1. The Person:Applicanti must have outstanding personal qualities, supported by a professional Marketing background and direct experience m successfully managing a team of staff A tertiory education, preferably m Marketing or related
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        562 23 Applications are invited for the following posts: 1 TECHNICAL OFFICER (RADIO) Qualifications and Experience: (a) GCE 3 O level passes or equivalent with proficiency m English, plus (b) Radiocommunication Operators General Certificate or equivalent Preference will be given to candidates with Marine Electronic Diploma or Radar Maintenance Certificate (c) One
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        634 23 r— i agsj j Malaysia KEY COMPUTER POSTS WITH SYSTEMS AND SOFTWARE SUPPLIERS SALES /MARKETING EXECUTIVE With mix of Engineering and Computer Background Our client, a small progressive company, is marketing advanced packages and hardware m the Computer Aided Design and Drafting area This offers an exciting opportunity to a
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        524 23 I'vf'vfl SEMBAWANG SHIPYARD LI J LIMITED Applications are invted from suitably qualified candidates for the f< Mowing positions:A. COMPUTER SYSTEMS EXECUTIVES Applicants should possess a degree from a recognised university with at least 2 years' experience m design, planning and control of computer systems. A sound technical knowledge of computer
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        225 23 5« TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the supply and delivery of the following items to the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research (SISIR): 1. High Performance Liquid Chromatography 2. Salt Spray Chamber Tender documents are available at Rocepdaa Outer SISIR 171 River Valley Hud fltof pwr. tm from
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        613 23 IN THK HIGH (I)IKT OK THK RKPt'BIJr OF SINGAPORE (omp.nl.-. Minding I p I N». IX6 af 1181 > la tbr Matter af the ompanim Art (Chapter IHS) An 4 la thr Matter of ZNT (Slnnaporr Ptr. Ltd. unnpn OF PETITION NOTICE Is hereby given I that a petition for
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        918 24 Is tourism killing the very attractions that draw people to our shores? That's what LINDA AGERBAK thought after a neck-straining night near Kuantan, trying to see giant turtles lay eggs. But then she met lan Hibell, who told her a tale of the night he played
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        70 24 It's a brighter Sunday with Sunday Nation Our neglected citizens How to eat well and still not I jj^ 7S~ be a glut (after what {oc g° od Chok Tong said) tcp| r to keep illiv HI Hi m. «9E!r. H under IYIGGt "^9ai*| H^^^H your hat HHfM| BlOtliC HK,
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        557 24 hw PACIFIC UKS INTERNATIONAL LINES PHItPTEHTD invites applicants for th« following positions' 11 BUNKER OFFICER Requirements: GCE 'O' Level preferably with credits m English and General Mathematics. At least 3 years similar working experience and completed full-time National Service (where applicable) The job entails responsibility for the ordering of bunkers,
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