The Straits Times, 3 December 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    Lock icon Copter blitz on Polish strikers
    574 1 Solidarity calls stand-by alert WARSAW, Wednesday POLICE and troops landing m helicopters stormed a firefighters academy today and removed 300 striking cadets m the biggest use of force since Poland's independent union movement, Solidarity, was formed. Solidarity union leader Lech Walesa called on all branches
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    First world tea auction held in Singapore
    456 1  -  ANGELINE TAN By of Times Business THE first international tea auction ever to be held outside London took place yesterday at Jurong Town Hall. But there was no tea m sight. And unlike other auctions which are often noisy affairs, the sale was
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    Lock icon Move to strip Mustapha of perks
    176 1 Move to strip Mustapha of perks KOTA KINABALU. Wed. Sabaa Chief Minister today tabled a bill to strip termer Chief Minister Tan Data Mustapha bin Haji Harun of an Impressive list of perks and privileges. The bill Ls to repeal an act passed by the previous state government In 1915.
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    Lock icon Self-inflicted justice
    75 1 KHARTOUM, Wed. A Sudanese railway worker, filled with remorse after stealing a small piece of wood, applied Islamic justice on himself and cut off his hand with an electric saw, a Khartoum newspaper reported today. It quoted Abdel Mawla Obied as saying he amputated his right hand even
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    Lock icon Signs of life
    39 1 JAKARTA, Wed. The Mera pi Volcano m central Java, about 600 km east of here, has shown signs of activity with 14 lava explosions recorded on Sunday and Monday, the volcano observatory office reported today. AP.
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    Lock icon Both sides stick to their guns in arms talks
    578 1 GENEVA, Wednesday THE United States and the Soviet Union began their first full-scale negotiating session on medium-range nuclear missiles yesterday by adhering strictly to the widely separated starting positions outlined by US President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev, conference
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    Lock icon Games over
    21 1 JAKARTA, Wed. Ten Indonesian warships today completed a two-day war game m the Bali Strait, the navy announced. AFP.
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    Lock icon 'Mad Mike' charged
    172 1 PRETORIA. Wed. The Irish-born mercenary leader Col "Mad Mike r> Hoare and four other men faced kidnapping charges here today following the hijacking of an Indian airliner m the Seychelles last week. All 39 other alleged mercenaries who flew to Durban, m South Africa, after a gun-battle
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    Lock icon Quake hits Japan
    65 1 TOKYO, Wed. An earthquake measuring about 6.6 on the Richter scale shook central and northern Japan today, but there were no reports of damage or casualties, the meteorological agency reported. The quake was one of the strongest to hit Japan this year. On January 23, a quake
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    Richard Hu to head both MAS and GSIC
    408 1  - Richard Hu to head both MAS and GSIC CONRAD RAJ By of Times Business THE Monetary Author Ity of Singapore and tht Government of Singapore Investment Corporation will have a rommon chief executive when Dr Richard Hu Hsu Tau, chairman and chief executive of the Shell Group in Singapore, becomes
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    NTUC plans medical co-op for workers
    630 1 THE National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) is considering setting pp a medical cooperative to offer workers a "good cheap and disciplined medical service." The scheme will most likely involve a group of private medical practitioners looking after outpatients at a clinic set up in
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    Lock icon Khmer call to back S'pore plan
    222 1 Khmer call to back S'pore plan BANGKOK, Wed. Cambodia's ousted Khmer Rouge Government today said it had issued a circular appealing for popular reaction to last month's proposal by Singapore for a loose coalition of Cambodian resistance groups. The clandestine Khmer Rouge Radio, monitored here, said the circular asked Cambodian
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    Lock icon Eels cause traffic jam
    57 1 PARIS, Wed— Motorists found that the main Paris-Lyons highway was as slippery as an eel and almost unusable for six hours after two heavy trucks were involved in a collision. One of them was carrying a six-tonne load of live eels, and tens of thousands of
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    Lock icon Argentina in club soon
    57 1 LONDON, Wed. Argentina will have its own atomic bomb by the end of 1982, beating Brazil m the race to make the first nuclear weapon m South America, the British journal New Scientist said today. US intelligence experts believed Argentina was already testing a rocket that
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    1.5 m CITIZENS ON BLACKLIST
    68 1 JAKARTA, Wed. The Indonesian Government admitted for the first time today that more than 1.5 million citizens had been blacklisted and denied the right to vote because of aliened Involvement In the IMS abortive coop. Home Minister Amir Machmud revealed this In a report to
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      530 2 CPF opens branches THE Central Provident Fund Board will be opening two branches outside the city area by the end of this month. The Jurong and Toa Payoh offices will answer queries "on members' accounts and such CPF schemes as the home insurance protection scheme and housing scheme," its
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      COMMENT
      337 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: IT Is clear that the Khmer Rouge have decided to reject the Singapore proposal for a loose antl-Vletnamese coalition in Cambodia. They probably calculate that they can get away with it since they are indispensable to the anti-Vietnamese straggle. Bat Asean's patience is finite and
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      322 2 FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET TOPS IN ASIA SINGAPORE has shot ahead of Hongkong as Asia's No. 1 foreign exchange market with an average daily turnover of more than $12.3 billion. This figure given by the Monetary Authority of Singapore is about 3.5 times more than that of 1978. In
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      BACKGROUND
      62 2 BENN STILL A FORCE LABOUR leftwinger Tony Benn may have been deprived of a seat on the party's front bench in Parliament, but he is by no means out. In turning him out, Labour Leader Michael Foot was confronted with a revolt of 66 Benn supporters. This does not
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      SPORTS
      230 2 FAS reply TODAY, we print the Nov 5 reply of the Football Association of Singapore to the Johore FA letter that led to the Republic's expulsion from the Malaysia Cup competition. Four main points were made. One, the bus incident was the result of Johore not informing FAS when
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      580 2 Japan's car exports JAPANESE car makers say they will not curb car shipments to tfce US, even at their government's request. This is because a three-year pact signed in May, limiting their American sales to 1.68 million in the nrst year, makes such a move impossible, the
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      193 2 Joint draft treaty MALAYSIA and Indonesia have drawn up a joint drafv treaty which, if approved by their respective governments, will mean each will recognise the other's right to its territorial seas and airspace. There are also two other stipulations, a joint statement said. One, Malaysian ships
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      SECTION 2
      321 2 Sushil is back MISS Singapore Sushil Kaur Sam hu is back from the Miss World Finals in London on Nov 12, $1,500 poorer and three kilos lighter, but full of chatty stories and a little more worldly wise. She spent three weeks with the contest and one week
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      132 2 Forum on writers THE Chinese literary scene was the subject of a forum last Saturday held by the Singapore Literary Society. One paper said Chinese literature has not reflected major changes in Singapore since Independence, while another chided young writers for tneir complacence. One critic urged
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      Lock icon Decision on Allen put off until probe is completed
      354 3 WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE White House says it will not decide on the future of US National Security Adviser Richard Allen until all allegations against him have been fully investigated. The Justice Department yesterday cleared Mr Allen of any wrong-doing m receiving
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      Lock icon CIA chief Casey Found fit to lead agency
      213 3 CIA chief Casey Found fit to lead agency WASHINGTON, Wed A SENATE select committee has decided that Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) director William Casey is not "unfit" to lead the CIA despite criticism of his business practices before he took office, a member of the committee said here yesterday. He
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      Lock icon Teheran files $24b claim
      79 3 TEHERAN. Wed Iran has filed a US$l2 billion (SJ24 6 billion) claim against the United States for undelivered arms bought by the late Shah, according to Iranian Central Bank Governor Hassan Nurbakhsh. The claim, filed with an international mediation panel in The Hague, was prepared "on
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      Lock icon Trash strike
      45 3 NEW YORK, Wed Thou sands of private garbagemen walked off the job yesterday m a strike expected to leave more than 6,000 tonnes of trash daily on New York City streets during the Christmas shopping season The strike is over wage increases UPI.
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      Lock icon Reagan may lift jobs ban on controllers
      216 3 WASHINGTON, Wednesday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan is considering lifting a ban preventing 11,500 sacked air traffic controllers from seeking other Federal Government jobs, but still is against letting them return to their old positions. White House spokesman David Gergen said yesterday President Reagan is
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      Lock icon Couple dies
      34 3 TOKYO. Wed. A newly-wed couple, both aged 23, were killed when their car was crushed between trucks m a 18-vehicle pileup m Fukushima today, police said. Ten other persons were injured. AFP.
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      Natalie fourth star of Academy Award film to die
      183 3 Natalie fourth star of Academy Award film to die HOLLYWOOD, Wed. With the drowning death of actress Natalie Wood on Monday, the Academy award film Rebel Without a Cause, made In IMS. has be- i come a Jinx, In spite of the fact that Its main actors became stars. First
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      Lock icon Smallest CTV set soon
      51 3 TOKYO, Wed. Matsushita Electric Industrial Company, a major Japanese electronic appliance maker, said yesterday it would put on sale the world's smallest and lightest colour television set this month. It will measure 11.5 cm wide, 8.6 cm high and 23.3 cm long, and weigh 1.5 kg.
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      Lock icon NEW TRADE MINISTER TO VISIT U.S. AND EUROPE
      174 3 NEW TRADE MINISTER TO VISIT U.S. AND EUROPE TOKYO, Wed. Japan's new International Trade and Industry Minister, Shintaro Abe, hopes to visit the United States and Western Europe early next year to discuss bilateral trade problems, government sources said today. They said details had not been worked out. But Mr
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      Lock icon Demand for US cars drops but Japan won't cut exports
      452 3 TOKYO, Wed AS United States car manufacturers announced yesterday that November production was nearly 25 per cent below the level a year ago because of poor demand, a top Japanese industry spokesman said Tokyo will not accept any proposal to
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      Lock icon GM to axe 13,000 jobs
      115 3 DETROIT, Wed. General Motors Corp plans to eliminate the jobs of 13,H« of Its IM,tM salaried workers worldwide In the next few weeks, the Detroit Free Press reported on Tuesday. A GM official told the newspaper on Monday that the cats would be made through
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      Lock icon Chinese are warned of danger of new upheaval
      353 4 Chinese are warned of danger of new upheaval BEIJING, Wed THE Chinese leadership, fighting ideological battles on two fronts, said today the nation could plunge into an upheaval like the Cultural Revolution if its balancing act fails. The effort to suppress both leftist ideas tie Id over from the Maoist
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      Lock icon Two Kabul copters attack buses in Pakistan
      123 4 Two Kabul copters attack buses in Pakistan ISLAMABAD, Wed. Two Afghan helicopter gwuhlps attacked two buses inside Pakistan today, killing five people and injuring three, the Pakistan Foreign Ministry said. A ministry statement said the buses were attacked in an area about 81 km south-west of Quetta, capital of Pakistan's
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      Lock icon Money will go to needy
      78 4 TOKYO. Wed. Six months after an unknown benefactor left six million yen (5J57.400) m a bag m a Tokyo station with instructions that it go to the needy, and not to politicians, the money became the railway's property, according to Japanese law. Police yesterday turned
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      Lock icon Indian team due in Beijing for border talks
      324 4 NEW DELHI, Wednesday A DELEGATION of Indian officials leaves for China on Dec 10 for talks on a longstanding border dispute that has bedevilled relations between the two countries for almost two decades. The decision to hold the talks was announced when
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      Lock icon Vatican order to Jesuits
      70 4 ROME, Wed. Jesuit leaders have been summoned here for a special meeting next year and will be told they should accept Pope John Paul's edicts or leave the order, Vatican sources said today. Two years ago the Pope upbraided" the Jesuits for their 'deplorable deficiencies" m
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      Lock icon Mystery over Afghan PM'slong absence
      280 4 Mystery over Afghan PM'slong absence NEW DELHI, Wed Afghan Prime Minister Sul tan Ali Kishtmand's prolonged absence from Kabul and a total lack of references to him in the local media has baffled diplomatic circles here as well as Afghan dissident sources. Mr Kishtmand left for Sofia on Oct 20
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon 'End cheap petrol'
        71 4 CHEAP, SUBSIDISED petrol should be phased out m the Arab oil states and drivers made to pay world prices, the Organisation of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries (Oapec) said m Kuwait yesterday. Oapec, grouping the main Arab oil producers, said m its monthly bulletin that local fuel prices
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        Lock icon 32 seamen missing
        67 4 THIRTY-TWO SEAMEN, including 14 South Koreans, are missing after a spate of accidents m rough seas off Japan and the Philippines yesterday, the Japanese Maritime Safety Agency said m Tokyo. The agency said a 3,046-tonne South Korean-registered freighter, the Crystal Star, sank m the Pacific near the
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        Lock icon OK to $ 155 m airbase
        74 4 OK to 155 m airbase THE BRITISH Government yesterday gave the go-ahead for a £40 million (*****.2 million) Nato airbase on an island off Scotland's north-west coast, overriding objections from local inhabitants. The Scottish Office announced m London that the existing British air force base at Stornoway on Lewis Island
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        Lock icon Base report denied
        79 4 THE UNITED STATES will not be given naval facilities m the strategic Sri Lankan port of Trinconmalee, Sri Lanka's Shipping and Trade Minister I.W. Athulathmudali said m New Delhi on Tuesday. The visiting minister expressed concern over what he described as a "disinformation'" campaign m the Indian
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        Lock icon Panel to monitor press
        71 4 THE ALL-INDIA Newspaper Editors' Conference (Ainec) announced m New Delhi yesterday the appointment of a three-member committee to monitor the Indian press. Ainec president Vishwa Bandhu Gupta told reporters, "our objective is on one hand to maintain high standards and professional ethics m the newspapers and
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        Lock icon Argentina's A-bomb?
        64 4 ARGENTINA WILL have its own atomic bomb by the end of 1982, the British journal New Scientist said m London yesterday. The journal said it had learned that Argentina had secretly built a reprocessing plant (or spent nuclear fuel near the international airport m Buenos Aires. IS intelligence
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      Lock icon France calls for closing of ranks against Soviets
      320 5 PARIS, Wednesday A SENIOR French Government official said yesterday the security of Western Europe was threatened by a tip in the balance of power towards the Soviet Union and by growing pacifist and neutralist sentiments on the continent. To counter the threat,
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      Lock icon Williams takes her seat in Parliament
      126 5 Williams takes her seat in Parliament LONDON, Wed. Former Cabinet Minister Shirley Williams today took her seat m Parliament as the first elected member of the new Social Democratic Party. Mrs Williams, 51, a former Labour Education Minister, captured the northern England seat of Crosby from the ruling Conservatives m
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      Lock icon Schmidt to meet Honecker next week
      93 5 Schmidt to meet Honecker next week BONN, Wed. West (if rman Chancellor Helmut Schmidt will visit East German leader Erich Honecker next week for the first toplevel meeting between the two states on German soil In 11 years, chief government spokesman, Mr Kurt Becker said today. Mr Schmidt will visit
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      Lock icon E. Germans face fuel cuts
      285 5 EAST BERLIN, Wednesday EAST German industry faces cuts m fuel supplies next year, possibly because of reduced deliveries from the Soviet Union, informed sources said today. The East German sources said industry is already under strict instructions to conserve as much fuel as possible, but
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      Lock icon What's left of jet crash that killed 178
      117 5 What's left of jet crash that killed 178 SOME debris (arrowed) of the Yugoslav DC -8 airliner carrying 118 Yugoslav tourists which crashed on the San (Metro mountain as it prepared to land at AJaccio airport m Corsica on Tuesday. All the 178 people died m the crash. Army units,
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      Lock icon Mars bars are sweet news for price watchers
      256 5 Mars bars are sweet news for price watchers LONDON, Wed DISMISSING conventional coinage and even gold bullion as unreliable, the Financial Times, Britain's business daily, has suggested a better form of currency:the Mars bar. "The chocolate-coated ingot", as the newspaper dubbed the American candy bar, has been of consistent Quality
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      Lock icon Britain may raise public spending in new budget
      241 5 Britain may raise public spending in new budget LONDON, Wednesday THE British Government will disclose new budgetary measures tomorrow. These are likely to include a 7.5 per cent increase in public spending along with austerity moves to fight inflation. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Geoffrey Howe, is expected to
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      Lock icon Supplies to Leyland stop at picket lines
      123 5 Supplies to Leyland stop at picket lines BIRMINGHAM, Wed. Lorry drivers today stopped vital supplies to British Ley land s biggest car plant by refusing to cross picket lines of striking workers at the factory. "Nobody will cross the picket lines. There will be no oil, no steel, no nuts
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      Lock icon Ransom won't be paid
      69 5 Ransom won' t be paid VENICE, Wed. The Roman Catholic patriarchy of Venice announced yesterday that it will not pay any ransom to thieves who stole the mummified remains of Saint Lucy from a local church here last month. "We do not negotiate with sacrilegious thieves and we are not
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      27 5 TOKYO, Wed. Twenty-one Japanese seamen from three vessels were missing m rough seas today as cold wea<her and snow gripped many parts of Japan. Reuter.
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      Lock icon BOTSWANA PLANS $2b RAIL LINK ACROSS DESERT
      152 6 BOTSWANA PLANS $2b RAIL LINK ACROSS DESERT GABORONE, Wed. Botswana is to build a railway line across the Kalahari Desert in a project, which will take 1(J years and cost about US$l billion (Ss2 billion). President Quett Masire said here. The line across the inhospitable desert will give landlocked Botswana
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      Lock icon Syria: Pact rules out US peace role
      380 6 DAMASCUS, Wed SYRIA'S Foreign Minister Abdul Halim Khaddam told US Special Middle East Envoy Philip Habib yesterday that the United States can no longer help arbitrate peace m the region because its new defence agreement with Israel makes it "a direct party m
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      Lock icon More support split term
      162 6 UNITED NATIONS, Wed. A move to keep UN Secretary -General Kurt Waldheim m office for a year or two and then have Mr Salim Ahmed Salim of Tanzania succeed him as chief UN officer is gathering support, a delegate involved m the discussions said today. Dr
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      Lock icon Building left 'faceless' after car bomb
      136 6 Building left 'faceless' after car bomb THE face of an apartment block building (right) as it was peeled away by the force of an explosion after a booby-trapped car was left outside the building m Damascus on Sunday. The blast killed 15« people. Hopsital authorities said the death toll is
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      Lock icon Angola blames S.A. for refinery blast
      318 6 LISBON, W*d. A FIRE at Angola's only oil refinery was dying down today after the most spectacular act of sabotage in Luanda since the country's independence in 1975. Western diplomats in Luanda, contacted by telephone from Lisbon, said firemen had the blaze at the
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      Lock icon Court's refusal to allow scholars seals fate of 24
      345 6 Court's refusal to allow scholars seals fate of 24 CAIRO, Wednesday THE refusal by Egypt's Supreme Military Court to allow appearances by Islamic scholars and two former foreign ministers has in effect sealed the fate of 24 Muslim extremists accused in the assassination of President Anwar Sadat. Although all 24
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        Lock icon Flag lowered for gorilla
        48 6 ZOO director Gilbert Boese said m Milwaukee! Wisconsin, today he > meant no insult when he ordered the American flag at the county zoo lowereB~ to mark the death of Samson, its famed gorilla. S After getting some complaints, he ordered the flag raised. UPI.
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        Lock icon Ripper victim gets damages
        84 6 A WOMAN who was attack-,^ ed by the Yorkshire RippST*. was awarded L3,uW« (5J11.640) by the Criminal Injuries Compensation Boaf# m London today. Marcella Claxton. 25. wat.. struck on the head m lWt. and left for dead. In lfW' Miss Claxton was refusefl compensation by the
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        Lock icon Prisoner goes to PC's aid
        73 6 A BURGLAR who went -M the aid of his police capfJM rather than escape was g"H£ a nine-month suspended s*b».; tence m London today. jjnEi The judge praised mechMJ ie Peter Hamlet, 34, who mKJ left alone m a police off* when the policeman who
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        Lock icon Rock-and-roll auction
        48 6 Rock-and-roll auction PIANOS once owned by Beatles John Lennon and Paul McCartney and a guitar which belonged to George Harrison are among more than 800 items to be sold on Dec 22 m what Sotheby's, the British auction house, billed yesterday as the world's first rock-and-roll auction. AP.
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      Lock icon Palestine envoy disputes UN order to remove flag
      199 6 UNITED NATIONS, Wedneday UNITED Nations guards were called when the representative of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) protested against the removal of Its flag from a corridor where It was on unauthorised display, a United Nations spokesman said. The nag and a
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    CPF Board to open two branch offices
    315 7 Serving workers* needs outside the city THE Central Provident Fund Board is opening branches in Jurong industrial estate and Toa Payoh to serve the needs of workers md employers outside the city area. Its head of administration, Mr Leone Lick Tien, Said the
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    Rainy days likely in the next fortnight
    120 7 Rainy days likely in the next fortnight j IT IS likely to rain on I nine to 12 days during the I next fortnight. Moderate to heavy rain may occur on one or two days. This is because of a monsoon depression over the South China Sea, said the Meteorological
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    Illegal sub-letting not serious, says HUDC
    338 7  -  IRENE NGOO By Housing Correspondent THE Housing and Urban Development Company is to join the fight against any illegal sub-letting of its premises by residents. An HUDC spokesman said yesterday that although there had been a few complaints about subletting, the problem is far
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    Girl stole 6 wallets in 2 hours
    284 7 Girl stole 6 wallets in 2 hours court told A TEENAGED girl fished oat six wallets from the handbags of unsuspecttng office workers within two boon, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. Loke Yoke Lin, It, always struck at crowded bus-stops, where she would Join the rash-hour crowd in the scramble
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    Housewife killed by 'live' clothes lines
    286 7 Housewife killed by 'live' clothes lines A HOUSEWIFE and mother of two, Awa binti Leman, 26, was electrocuted when the galvanised wires on which she was hanging her washing became "live", a coroner heard yesterday. The court was told that the galvanised wires were used as clothes lines in the
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    Chua calls for denial of passports to convicted addicts
    667 8  -  LAI YEW KONG 6th Meeting of Asean Drug Experts By Chief Crime Correspondent ASEAN countries could fight international drug trafficking more effectively by denying passports to their nationals convicted of drug offences, Home Affairs Minister Chua Sian Chin said yesterday. Authorities
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    Dockers to unload radioactive waste
    170 8 Dockers to unload radioactive waste PORT workers in Esperance, Western Australia, voted to unload the 100 drums of radioactive waste taken from the National Iron and Steel Mills in Singapore. But no date has been fixed for the unloading. The contaminated waste is on the Liberia n-regis-tered cargo carrier Cape
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    $20,000 theft
    41 8 THIEVES broke Into an engineering company in Sims Avenue earlier this week and escaped with cash and jewellery worth $20,000. Police said the thieves widened the ventilation hole of a toilet with a crowbar and entered the company premises.
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    RAIL SERVICES NORMAL
    46 8 TRAIN services between Singapore and Malaysi* were normal since yesterday, after they were temporarily suspended following the derailment of an Express Rakyat at Bradln Halt, about S4 km south of Klnang on Tuesday. Last night's mail trains to Kuala Lumpur left on schedule.
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    Two hurt in crash
    55 8 A LORRY driver was hurt when his vehicle and another lorry collided head-on near the junction of Alexandra Road and Pasir Pantang Road at 1.35 a.m. yesterday. The unconscious driver, whose identity is still not known, was taken to Alexandra Hospital. The driver of the other
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    False plates
    41 8 LABOURER Pen Poon Kiat, 30, was fined $200 by a magistrate's court yesterday Tor driving a van fitted with false number plates. Peh was arrested by police m Yio Chu Kang Road on April 9 on suspicion of theft.
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    Gun-toting police colonel who loves singing
    259 8 SINGING and gun-toting go together for Police I.tColonel Jeane Mandagi of the Indonesian delegation which is here for the Sixth Drug Experts Meeting. Most delegates will readily admit the 44-year-old deputy commander of Jakarta's Narcotic Operational Command is tough as nails during plenary and
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    New hospital dept opened
    69 8 THE Occupational Therapy Department of Mount Alvemia Hospital was officially opened yesterday morning by millionaire philanthropist Lee Chee San, whose donation of more than $60,000 helped equip the department. The department, which has been operating since March, treats adult and child patients with physical, mental, sensory,
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      444 8 f or y° ur e y es n y c latest collection of fine gem-set jewellery from London. On display is an exquisite selection of Rings, Earrings, Bracelets and Necklaces. Modern and traditional m design. And antique jewellery which is m great demand throughout the world. Each piece is accompanied
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    Blackouts in several areas
    140 9 STRONG winds uuring a thunderstorm early yesterday uprooted several electrical poles and caused power failures m parts of the Island. Power supply was cut from 1.31 a.m. but was progressively restored by noon. A I'l'B spokesman said everything was back to nor- i mill by 9.M
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    Fewer Singapore children write letters to Santa
    419 9  - Fewer Singapore children write letters to Santa FILOMINA D'CRUZ By MORE and more Singapore children have stopped writing to Santa Claus for Christmas presents because they now know he is more fairy tale than fact. As children become more sophisticated and educated, only a har Iful of them now pen
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    Chief guest
    47 9 THE Singapore Institute of Materials Management will hold a first anniversary and installation dinner and dance at President— Merlin Hotel m Kitchener Road, on Dec 12 at 7.30 p.m. The guest of honour is Mr Ong Leng Chuan, the chairman of the Singapore Manufacturers Association.
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    Litter fine
    34 9 MOHAMED Zakaria bin Yushee was fined $40 by a magistrate's court yesterday after he pleaded guilty to throwing a cigarette butt on the ground at Haig Road hawkers' centre on Aug 14.
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    Bonn papers giving fair coverage to fare dispute
    471 9 Bonn papers giving fair coverage to fare dispute SINGAPORE Airline's attempt to win over the German press m its dispute with the German authorities appears to have made some headway. At least 11 of the 21 German trade and consumer journals which attended SlA's press conference m Frankfurt nearly a
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    TELECOMS' WONDER BOX NOT FOR SHOW
    128 9 TELECOMS' WONDER BOX NOT FOR SHOW CURIOUS Singaporeans visiting the exhibition Com munic Asia 81, in the hope of seeing the recently publicised telephoneactivated black box which "masterminds" the handling of household chores will be disappointed. Although the box is already manufactured, it will not be on show together with
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    NTUC bulletin says medical perks can be improved
    440 9 NTUC bulletin says medical perks can be improved MEDICAL benefits provided by companies here to their workers leave a lot of room for improvement, stated an article in the latest issue of The Singaporean, the NTUC bulletin. Two main areas identified for improvement were: extension of medical benefits to workers'
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    1,000 guests
    39 9 THE People's Action Party Bukit Ho Swee Branch will hold a dinner for about 1,000 guests to celebrate its 13th anniversary. The dinner will be held on Dec 19 at the carpark of Block 50, Beo Crescent.
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    Mitigation heard in camera after unusual plea
    351 9 Mitigation heard in camera after unusual plea A FILIPINO convicted of cheating had part of his mitigation plea heard in camera after Senior District Judge Michael Khoo allowed the unusual application yesterday. Mr Michael Khoo allowed the application by Ramon Rivera Stagen, who said he feared for the safety of
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    Dhana: Viets may have been deceived by Russians
    596 10 RUSSIAN lies about China's intentions against Vietnam could have deceived Hanoi into accepting Soviet aid m its invasion .of Cambodia. This, said Foreign Minister S. Dhanabalan last Friday, m an attempt to explain the question why Vietnam aligned itself with the Soviet
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    Tipsy driver hit pedestrian
    195 10 A DRUNKEN driver lost control of his car when be stepped on the accelerator Instead of the brakes, resulting in a collision with a pedestrian dashing across the road, a district court heard yesterday. Businessman Chye Tock Chan, 51, was fined 11,000 for driving while under
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    A twist, a push, and they're off-on skate cars
    196 10 A twist, a push, and they're off-on skate cars FIRST there were roller skates, thea skatekaards aad now skate cars are here. The first models la Singapore west on show at yesterdays Gift Pair at the World Trade Ceatre. These raildren eaald not resist cUnatag late the seat aad rlvlag
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    Hanging on to a hope despite PSA ban
    296 10 Hanging on to a hope despite PSA ban A CIRCULAR from tho Port of Singapore Authority appears to have sounded the death knell for parasailing and hang-glid-ing here. But the PSA would not confirm yesterday if its circular, reminding owners of pleasure craft that hang-gliding is banned m port waters,
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    Jumble sale
    30 10 THE Church of the Holy Spirit, Upper Thomson Road, will ho!a a jumble sale on Sunday from 8.30 a.m. to 3 p.m. to raise funds for the poor.
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      FOUR DIE AS FLOOD WATERS CUT ACCESS TO KELANTAN
      185 11 KOTA BARI Wed. Monsooq Hoods have claimed at least four lives and have rat off KelanUn from other states following the closure of certain parts of the state's only main outlet to the rest of Peninsular Malaysia. According to Malaysia's Berite
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      Lock icon Jakarta, KL draft treaty on air and sea rights
      309 11 PENANG, Wed MALAYSIA and Indonesia have jointly announced a draft treaty which aims to give recognition of mutual rights over territorial seas and airspace. A joint press statement issued here today said the draft was concluded after nine days of intensive
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      Lock icon Land meant for landless given to officials, say villagers
      300 11 Land meant for landless given to officials, say villagers KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Large portions of a 405-hectare land scheme m Selangor "meant for the landless" have been given to state and district officials earning four-figure salaries. This was alleged by several Kuala Selangor villagers who contacted the New Straits Times
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka pushes its bid to join Asean
      122 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Sri Lanka is pressing ahead with its application to join Asean and expects a decision to be taken by the group at its summit meeting m Singapore m June next year. The Sri Lankan High Commissioner here, Mr Dias
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
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        Lock icon Penang port drug seizure
        70 11 A SYNDICATE with international connections is believed to have been smuggling drugs through the Penang port. This came to light following the arrest of a suspected courier and the seizure of more than six kg of ganja m a police ambush at the wharf on Tuesday
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        Lock icon Air talks fail
        76 11 MALAYSIA and South Korea failed to reach full agreement on air services between Kuala Lumpur and Seoul by Malaysian Airline System, Korean officials said m Seoul. Representatives of the two governments ended a two-day meeting here on Tuesday and agreed to continue talks through diplomatic channels to
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        Lock icon Mark of protest
        57 11 MALAYSIA has frozen all aid to Vietnam as a mark of protest against its armed intervention m Cambodia, the Parliamen-tary-Secretary to the Foreign Ministry, Mr Muhyiddin Mohd Yassin told Parliament yesterday. He said the aid, which was m the form of economic and technical assistance, ceased m
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        Lock icon From jungles to KL streets
        69 11 POLICE jungle bashers are now patrolling the streets m Kuala Lumpur, particularly m crime-prone areas, to keep a sharp lookout for thugs on the police "wanted list." Deputy CID Chief Supt K. Selvanayagam said on Tuesday that "with the inclusion of the Police j Field
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        Lock icon No links with Pulo
        64 11 THK Malaysian Government yesterday denied that it has any links with the Pattani United Liberation Organisation (Pulo), an or- i ganisation fighting for the mm i -v- ion of four Muslim provinces m Southern Thailand. In reply to a query. Foreign Ministry Parliamentary Secretary Muhyiddin Mohamad
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      Lock icon BORDER TROOPS PUT ON ALERT
      92 11 BORDER TROOPS PUT ON ALERT IPOH, Wed. Troops of the Tenth Malaysian Infantry Brigade along the Thai-Malaysian border have been put on full alert. This followed signs that the terrorists are intensifying their activities across the border, said Datuk Seri Mohamed Khalil bin Haji Hussein, chairman of the state security
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      Lock icon Brick glut hits factories in Johore
      219 11 JOHORE BARU, Wed. Some 20 million bricks are lying idle m Johore and, so far, at least three brick-making factories have closed down. Manufacturers say the glut is a result of the government ban on the export of bricks, granite and sand to Singapore,
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    Class Of 22 top scorers brings great joy to teacher
    430 13  - Class Of 22 top scorers brings great joy to teacher GRACE CHNG By MR Michael Lee will always remember his pupils of Primary Six A, Jnrong Town Primary school they brought him the greatest satisfaction he ever had in his 22 years of teachiag. Of his 44 pupils, r. scored
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    SCHEME B PILOT SCHEME OFF TO FAIR START
    226 13 SCHEME B PILOT SCHEME OFF TO FAIR START A PILOT scheme under which Scheme B buses j would ply the routes of eight SBS services got off i to a fair start on Tuesday. An official of the Singaj pore Bus Owners' Associa- tion (operators of the Scheme B buses)
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    Libraries to offer more audio-visual services soon
    416 13 PEOPLE may soon be making their way to the National Library to see feature and documentary films and listen to music and stories of their own choice. With expanded audiovisual services, the library hopes to attract people to come and listen to music
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    Plan for special services to race course put off
    152 13 THE Singapore Shuttle Bus Service has put off plans for special services to the race course from Nov2B. This is because parking I and other arrangements have yet to be sorted out. An SSBS official said j yesterday discussions are I
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    A more generous Turf Club despite higher taxes
    265 13 A more generous Turf Club despite higher taxes DONATIONS handed out yesterday by the Singapore Turf Club totalled $5.7 million with over a third of the sum going to the National University of Singapore. This year's donations were $200,000 more than last year's despite the "increasing demands of government on
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    Firm fined for dirty canteen
    57 13 Firm fined for dirty canteen HONGONG Teakwood Works Pte Ltd, m Kranji Road, was fined $200 by a magistrate on Tuesday for not having a clean canteen on July 30. The offence is under the Environmental Public Health (Foods Establishments) Regulations, 1973. The firm, being a licensee of the canteen,
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    Why that long wait for a taxi in city
    157 13 Why that long wait for a taxi in city THE president of the Singapore Taxi Transport Association, Mr Lim Chuan Huat, last night explained why commuters sometimes had to wait long for taxis m the city. He said the main reason was that taxis were often held up m traffic
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    Course on gem sales
    64 13 THE Diamond Importers Association of Singapore and the Department of Extramural Studies, National University of Singapore, will organise a 20session course on jewellery salesmanship. The course will begin tomorrow and will be held every Friday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. m Room 32C-1, Waterloo Centre.
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    Night tour
    36 13 THE Toa Payoh community centre is organising a night tour of Sin Chew Jit Poh, Jurong Hill, Jurong fish market, Changi Airport and East Coast Lagoon on Dec 12 For further details, telephone *****49.
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      80 13 Bringing Up Father By BiU Ka va nagh Hal Camp j£J\£% f/C l T I I HEARD THAT- I I IF VOOH ROWCV I I UAfiSIE HAD A BETTER IDEA~ Blondie By CWc Yoong §p£f^j i™™| p |r x (*>jgzg *T— 8yP.T.0,... BOWEsTn^Ax^' j «Sf^',^' C, l oO i T
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      225 14 DATSUN/NISSAN "Imitation is the sheerest form of flattery" MM— liifitt J '►tii'f .^b^^^^^l b^bVjjbV* umh^^v .^^Bbbßl^^Bb H^^^^^L^LPPSr^ *^pWWp^^L\ I -^w. fl H I LKJ MlbM~^b^bMM 1bM~^b^bM afl Ev Af im MEM ■^■■B^i^B^l^B^B^B^ißMßM I|BSV^ B II B NHVIHHH BbW^^^B ByW w JHBB We feel flattered that others are imitating Total Balance:
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    Boy who won't give up fight to join other kids in school
    367 15 Boy who won't give up fight to join other kids in school THE smile belles the story of grit and straggle of koil itanal, 12, who far two years has been studying dally In a tent outside a Tokyo Hohool that refuses to enrol him. Kol braved snow and rain
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    Accused were unusually quiet after goal, court told
    941 15 SOCCER PLAYERS' TRIAL I took reward story as a joke: Witness WHEN the Singapore intermediate soccer team scored a goal in a crucial match against I'ersija Jakarta in Medan, some players congratulated the scorer but two othe^rs, including the captain, were unusually
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    Mauritius team woos investors
    202 15 MAURITIUS wants investors to set up labourintensive industries there and a two-man team is here to woo them. Professor Lim Fat and Mr P. Mohith, secretary for industrial development at the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, are especially keen to attract investors who cannot keep up
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    THE CHARGES
    86 15 THE two accused are alleged to have corruptly: ACCEPTED $MN from an unknown man on April 2f as a reward for helping the Singapore team win the match against PSMS Medan. AGREED to accept W.Hi on April to pause the Singapore team to toe the match again** Pendja
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    Future look
    47 15 THE Singapore Institute of Knuineering Technicians is organising a talk on the future role of technicians m computer technology. The talk, by Mr Shin-inohiro Nishimura of the Singapore Polytechnic, will take place on Saturday at 2.30 pm at the Nanyang Siang Pau Hall, Alexandra Road
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    More news bulletins planned
    88 15 FROM next year, there will be three more news bulletins over the radio daily. The Singapore Broadcasting Corporation will introduce news bulletins at 6 a.m., 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. At present, there are news bulletins at 7 a.m., 8 a.m.. 11 a.m., 1.30 p.m., 3
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    Name puzzle for two teams
    96 15 Name puzzle for two teams WHAT'S m a name? A lot, apparently, for Chinese participants of the Disabled People's International Congress. As far as could be ascertained f the five participants from China are registered under "China". The three Taiwanese delegates have "Republic of China" on their name tags. Taiwanese
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    For music lovers
    68 15 THE Singapore Youth Orchestra will present a Joint concert with the Singapore Youth Choir and the Young Voices on Dec 11 at 8.15 p.m. at the Victoria Concert Hall. Theprogramme will include Die Fledermaus, by Strauss, Srwus H7m by Nico Dostal and Invitation to the Dance by
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    The Straits Times says...
    447 16 The Straits Times says Cut out the foot-dragging ONE thing you can say for the Khmer Rouge: They are certainly not averse to learning from their rivals. The circular they claim to have issued to Cambodians soliciting their views on Singapore's proposal for a loose coalition of Cambodian resistance forces,
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    A murmur of discontent as Egypt awaits 'hour of action'
    985 16  - A murmur of discontent as Egypt awaits 'hour of action' JAMES MacM ANUS By in Cairo WEARY after working without pause for a month, President Hosni Mubarak recently decided to escape the pressures of Cairo by paying a private visit to the peaceful town of Ismailiya on the Suez Canal.
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    Why industries with labour shortage must 'go robot'
    605 16 Why industries with labour shortage must 'go robot' DICK WILSON, m London, writes for The Straits Times THE battle of robots is going to be one of the major engagements m the Eighties m the war for industrial supremacy. Those countries which keep ahead technologically will have to adopt more
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    Stepping to the music they hear
    578 16 LduJralf WHY, oh, why do adults love to torment the young with this question: "And will you follow m your Dad's (Mum's) footsteps?" Even if a youngster begins with some interest m his parent's field, such a question will probably kill it. There was
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    Lock icon US has limited options against Cuba
    736 16  -  WILLIAM LeoGRANDE By m Washington THOUGH the Reagan administration has repeatedly threatened to contain the crisis m El Salvador by "going to the source," President Reagan will find, as have six presidents before him, that the military options available for use against Cuba are
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      The politician's two-front problem
      707 17 Home-thoughts from abroad 4 In a democratic society, those who can see beyond have to face those who cannot periodically. At one front, a politician has to formulate solutions to the country's long-term problems. At the other, he has to attend to the wishes of the
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      Why no bookstand at the airport ?
      94 17 Why no bookstand at the airport I LOOKED for a bookstore or stall from the basement to the waving gallery at the Changi Airport and nowhere was I able to buy a magazine or book to read during a seven-hour wait for a flight. I was frustrated, thwarted and foiled.
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      Check-off cuts: Queries unanswered
      89 17 I REFER to the reply by the Assistant Secretary, Singapore Teachers' Union (ST, Oct 29) to my letter contending that the union is flouting the Trade Union Act relating to the "check-off" forms. I would like to point out that the pertinent questions raised m my
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      Ban smoking in public places
      84 17 THE authority concerned should ban cigarette smoking at all public places, including queues for buses and cinema tickets, etc. Cigarette smoke, besides being harmful to non-smokers, also has a very unpleasant smell. Smokers are continuing to pollute the atmosphere, much to the disgust of non-smokers.
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      Profiteering and the shrinking pau
      120 17 Profiteering and the shrinking pau I FEEL strongly that all the unreasonable profiteering by our hawkers m the various hawker centres and popular eating resorts should be stopped immediately. Just because the price of pork has gone up recently does not mean that a coffee shop seller should increase the
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      When car owner loses on road tax
      120 17 IT SEEMS that new car owners are always losing out on road tax because the ROY rounds It off to the nearest month. For instance, If one registers a new car and pays for one FULL year's road tax on Dec 2S, 1981,
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      No info on the age of patent medicine
      93 17 RECENTLY I bought a vitamin preparation (ABDEC of Parke-Davis) from a drug store. To my surprise, I could not find the product's date of manufacture or its expiry date. It is common knowledge that vitamins are rather unstable chemicals which deteriorate with
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      Case of fine efficiency or inflexibility?
      113 17 OUR Company has to make payment to the Income Tax Department on behalf of a foreign company. According to Article 45 subsection (1), if payment is NOT made within 7 days after remittance has been sent to the foreign company, a fine of 5
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      Queries on bank draft rules
      194 17 COULD any official in the banking establishment kindly enlighten Tie on the international banking regulations concerning a bank draft. I bought a US dollar bank draft from a bank in Singapore. This draft was subsequently sent to my brother in Taipeh. On receipt of it,
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        Lock icon Minister of State did not sign pact
        168 17 Minister of State did not sign pact PLEASE refer to your press report "Singapore signs pact with Israel" (ST, Nov 5). It is not true that the Minister of State (Education), Dr Tay Eng Soon, signed a cultural and scientific agreement with Israel during his recent visit to that country.
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        Bridge is on its way
        109 17 WE WOULD like to thank K.C. Lim for his suggestion to build a pedestrian bridge across Upper Bukit Timah Road near Hillview Road (ST, Oct 30). Your writer may be pleased to learn that the construction of a pedestrian bridge at this location is already
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        Action on complaint
        100 17 I REFER to Shirley Oh's letter m response to a reply from the Director of Toa Payoh Hospital, Dr Kon Thong Sam (ST, Nov 27). Dr Koh has mentioned m his reply (ST, Nov 10) that the matter would be looked into further. A Committee of Inquiry
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        ' Japan Inc' again and others to come
        124 17 Japan Inc' again and others to come WE refer to the letter entitled "Food For Thought" from SBS Fan (ST, Oct 3). SBC has telecast, and will continue to telecast, educational programmes, both locally produced and acquired from overseas, on the themes of human relations, productivity and the transfer of
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      Closer ties with Asian friends if he were PM...
      663 18 Closer ties with Asian friends if he were PM... AUSTRALIAN Labour MP Bob Hawke was m Singapore this week. EDGAR KOH, who interviewed him, reports. AUSTRALIAN Labour MP Bob Hawke, 51, is a man who would be Prinrfe Minister if his party gains power. Or at least that is what
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      Lock icon Problems in bringing unrepentant Benn to heel
      1149 18  -  BARRY MAY A viscount turned proletarian hero By m London His abundant energy and dynamism as Minis- ter of Technology m the Sixties earned him the nickname "the whiz-kid minister." Bat a decade later, as his support of worker demands and cultivation of
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        96 19 Ong group offer THE Ong group of companies will float its first company, International Trust and Finance (ITF), within the next two weeks with a public offering of 7.5 million new shares at $1.70 per share. ITF's application for a listing has been approved by the Stock Exchange of Singapore
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        Supreme Plantation
        90 19 SUPREME Plantation Industries Bhd has reported a consolidated loss of M 51.46 million (551.33 million) for the 14 months ended June 30 this year. This figure was arrived at after providing for taxation but before extraordinary item. The extrordinary item represents a loss of M 5185,670 which arose
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        Malex Cement
        66 19 THE Capital Issues Committee has approved Ma lex Cement Bhd's application for the revaluation of its land and buildings, a two for-one bonus issue, and a special Bumiputra issue of 1.3 million shares of M 52.50 each. For the purpose of the bonus entitlement, duly completed transfers received
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        Raleigh Cycles
        119 19 TO MATCH its expansion and growth, Raleigh Cycles (M) Bhd (RCM), has announced a three-for-two bonus issue and a rights issue at a price of M 51.50 (551.37) of one share for every one share held. Already the company has acquired Flywheel Rubber Works Sdn Bh Bhd and
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        Pahang Consolidated
        66 19 PAHANG Consolidated Company Ltd (PCC), will have to adjourn its annual general meeting when it is held on Dec 23 because its accounts for the financial year ended July 31 are still being prepared. This follows the temporary disruption of records available for auditing purposes as the company
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        108 19 Less non-oil exports JAKARTA, Wed. Indonesia's all non-oil exports decreased sharply in the first nine months of 1981 compared to the same period of 1980, the Bank of Indonesia said today. Oil export earnings remained the major source of foreign currencies, bringing a record US$11.31 billion (S$23 billion) to Indonesia
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        Lock icon $45 m contract
        64 19 TOKYO, Wed. Fudo Construction of Tokyo said today it has won a Mssl million (Ss4s million) order for construction of a sewerage system m the Malaysian state of Penang. The contract, to be formally signed m Butterworth this Friday, calls for Fudo to build three sewage treatment
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        116 19 MANILA, Wed. The Philippine Government said today it has drawn up a five-year economic development plan which envisions an annual real growth rate of 6.5 per cent starting m 1983. A 6.5 per cent annual growth beginning 1983 is envisioned to generate a per capita income of
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      London help for dissenting Singapore Land minorities
      386 19  -  LEE YEW MENG By OFFICIALS of a London merchant bank have arrived here to assist certain minority shareholders of Singapore Land opposed to the company s controversial proposal to acquire five ship-owning companies. Sources said the bank with Swiss financial connections, was appointed
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      Forex market tops in Asia
      693 19  -  SOH TIANG KENG HONGKONG OVERTAKEN By SINGAPORE has shot ahead of Hongkong as Asia's No. 1 foreign exchange market with an average daily turnover of more than US$6 billion (5J12.3 billion). Times Business understands that this figure given by the Monetary Authority of Singapore is
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      Korean merchant bank makes debut
      232 19 Korean merchant bank makes debut THE first Korean merchant bank has been set up here after receiving approval from the Monetary Authority of Singapore. It will be officially opened next Wednesday. Known as KDB International (Singapore) Pte Ltd, it is the merchant banking arm of the Korea Development Bank, which
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      Hong Leong rent hike upsets tenants
      550 19  -  NAJEEB JARHOM By A PROPOSED four-fold increase m office rentals at Hong Leong Building has upset a number of Japanese tenants who are due to renew their leases soon. Hong Leong Holdings, the 6wner, wants to raise rents from about $19.37 per sq m
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      Proposed HK deal called off
      406 19  -  LILY YAU By HONGKONG, Wed. The proposed HK$27 billion (Ss9 billion) merger of World International Holdings Ltd and Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co Ltd has been called off at least for the time being. Following lengthy discussion, the boards of the two companies
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        Index falls 0.44 points in mixed trading
        387 19 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed narrowly mixed with prices fluctuating uncertainly on profit-taking and buying support m active trading. Dah Yang rose 49 cents to $2.89, Far-East Levlngston 35 cents to $6.25 and Hong Leong Finance 45 cents to $8.25 while on the decline,
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        SCOREBOARED
        28 19 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Minings Plantations Deb/Loans Up 47 8 3 5 3 8 1 Down 37 5 4 1 1 Unch 17 3 3 2 2
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        46 19 1 Leone Credit if B F Hld(« K Tan( I Leon* Pin lelangor Dredg >ah Yunf •ublic Bank Bankinf E Levinciton lothmam IMC 1200 660 680 S2S 530 280 830 765 625 900 436 101 65 60 45 40 40 35 35 35 30 28
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        37 19 pore I. and '-rli. Plant lupreme Plant Mm iya Retini KBC I T P 1975 'an C'hong kiuntead 1U1U 505 186 585 422 1180 820 428 298 -30 -25 -18 -15 -12 -10 -10 -10 -10
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        VOLUME LEADERS
        22 19 !andar Ray a 501,000 ligma Metal 492,000 Lumber 43 ",000 iber Merlin 386,000 "i)tal turnover: 13 05m 'otal value: (48.83m
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        33 19 3T Indicator: ml us trials •"inanoe: -iotels 'roperties: diiiings: 'lanla'ions: )CBC: lESIivl: *****6 *****! 765.73 765.2 *****0 1678.0: 1204.21 1207.8 758.88 760. i: 339.67 341 Z 908.83 914.21 755.43 756.7; 686.46 687.7
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      66 19 Boosted Hhd 10 (•uinnrss (.uthrir BM H»» P»r Pu-Eler incbatpeßM MTC I M Work- -5 Mil -4 Nat Iran +5 PMC +8 Peril* Plant -25 Prim* -15 RabdiMiui Rothnuuu 30 Semb Ship -5 Sap Carp +6 Siroe Darby 1 St Steamship -8 St Trading Times Pnb
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    Singapore closing prices
    2449 20 Turnover figure* la this UMe are UMfflcUl. Adhwted for scrip, rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded In lets of II shares each, with price quoted In dollars. INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Oft 1 98 1 Lail Div N High l.o« Company Sale -for- > y Vol Day COOO) High
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    Interest continues in the market
    599 20 THE balls mm! bears battled i to a standstill at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the Straits Times Industrial Index closIng marginally lower al- j though net gains oataimbered losses at the end of the day. Prices opened at around overnight levels with
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    KL ends firmer
    373 20 SHARE prices continued to forge ahead for the third successive session at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday m brisk trading with total turnover surpassing the 10 million level. The market opened steady to selectively higher. Howt-ver, values eased towards the mid-morning break but picked up thereafter
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    UNIT TRUSTS
    212 20 ARBITBNOT SECURITIES ASIA (Maaagen' arteea far Der S) Spore Growth Fund 094 099 xd Otß-NONTAUI (Maaafera' artrea far Der 1) Union Spore Fund 1 45 1 53 DIAMOND MOT STORE (Maaagen' prtees far Der 1) Diamond S'poreFd(US») 080 085 St 174 (Nov)(today) INCOME BOND I MT (Carrmt prW.)
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    31 20 Industrials Finance Up 56 9 Down 17 2 Unch 12 Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins rubbers t rubbers 8 4 4 5 1 1 3 3 1 3 Deb/Loans
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    BUSINESS DONE Singapore
    1893 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of sha es traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big
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      Hongkong
      242 20 HONGKONG: The Hang Seng index closed 10.91 points down at 1,420.19 after a largely featureless half day's trading yesterday, dealers said. There was some early overseas buying of blue chips but prices came off towards the close, they added. Market attention centred on merger developments between Hongkong Wharf and
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      Sydney
      339 20 SYDNEY: The stock market began to sag yesterday in the wake of the four-day rally but confirmation of the production potential of the Jackson No 1 well in the Cooper basin in Queensland provided a late lift, dealers said. The All Ordinaries index fin-' ished 2.2 points up at
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      Tokyo
      315 21 TOKYO: Share prices rallied yedterday on bargain-hunting in blue chips and export-orien-tated issues responding to the yen's setback against the US dollar, dealers said. Tan ill Ml »ki OMB 141 uhl otea Ml m» Tt Ml gL~ S moo Ml Uyoda HO ■aba Pwr MO Nip Pimt Ia»> <1&
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      New York
      413 21 NEW YORK, Tues. Turmoil in oil shares sapped much of the market's strength and prices ended the day mixed. The Dow Jones average close up 1.24 points to finish at 890.22 points. Declines continued to lead advances by around 860-to-670 Volume widened to some 54 million shares from
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      London'
      626 21 LONDON, Wed. Share prices opened narrowly mixed in quiet trading ahead of Chancellor of the Exchequer Geoffrey Howe's economic statement expected later today. John Brown fell lip to 67 following a lower 1981/ 82 earnings forecast and agreement to purchase the US company, Olofsson. Other leading industrials moved a
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      Selected indices
      52 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 530.8 Monday 537-8 Week Ago 5200 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 890.22 Monday ***** Week Ago 870.24 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 1420.18 Tuesday 1431 10 Week Ago 1428 68 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 737.0 Tuesday 735.5 Week Ago 721.8 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 593.0 Tuesday 591.2 Week
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      Amsterdam
      261 21 AMSTERDAM, Tues. Share prices were mixed to lower, with Ak» down 0.60 but KLM up one in Dutch internationals, dealers said. ABN was down two and NMB one in banks while in mainly higher investment funds, BaHae* added 1.50 and R*bee*one. Publisher Elsevter (eU 3.50 while AJwM and WUH
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      Zurich
      272 21 ZURICH, Tues. Share prices closed mixed with a barely steady undertone as most banking and financial shares drifted lower in dull trading, but major industrials and some insurance shares gained ground in an active market. Bourse dealers said trading in the industrial sector focussed on Ciba-Geigy's bearer share and
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      Manila
      93 21 MANILA: The stock market closed generally lower yesterday as turnover rose slightly to 884.000 pesos. Acojc Mining OOJS AUai Con A AUu Con. B bmuio oom tea tunfu^t Con. B 47,00 BT Ooodrteh Mi CDCP 1M L*ndoU unch 02 -oooos -1 unch 02 Lcptnto B 1O6 Marlnduqu* B 4
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      88 21 BANGKOK: Share prices closed lower in the absence of buying support in quiet trading yesterday, dealers said. All* Fibre 123 Ayulh*jrm Inv And Truit Bangkok Bank Mt Ban! O( Ajrudhajr* Lid 1M 3«rli Jucker HI -haroong Thai Wire in Inl Tru»t 93 1 J unch unch -2 -05 Industrial
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    1939 20 BID and offer prices officially lilted and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS AJmomW (3.20B) Atom (1-63S) (19) 1 65 (3) 1.67 (21) 162(33) 1.64(6)
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      RUBBER
      655 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed quietly steady yesterday, with December RSS One buyers quoted at 185.00 cents per kilo, up one cent from Tuesdays close, dealers said. Opening prices were marked up slightly in line with Tuesday's final levels but fell back marginally before recovering subsequently on
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      SSR and SMR
      77 21 NOON S8R and SMR pnom ymunltr RA8 Dtcnbtr J«nu«r> (Cirml Mthl (Forward Mtk) B«>»ri Sellrri Buy«r» Sellrrs SSRJO lltonp^ktl 1U.00 161.00N 161.00 *****N SSR50 lltoapSbt) 156.00 1S8.00N 158.00 160.00N MKELB Dmabn J«nu.r> SMRCV iltonp^W) 1*4.00 186.00N 196.00 198.00N SMRL lltnoiMUti) 1*1.00 1B3O0N 1*3.00 196.00N SMK.v dUMip2l»i} 173
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      CLOSING PRICES
      33 21 Rubber Dec 2 Singapore: Dec: 185.00 cents (up 1.00 cent) Malaysia: Dec: 208.00 cents (down 0.60 cent) Tin: M$35.60 per kilo (up 20 cents) Official offering: 175 tonnes (down 101 tonm-M
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      Produce prices
      135 21 CHINESE I'rodui-e Exchange, Singapore, noon clcslng prices per 1M kg yesterday. Cw»Mt *U: Bulk fob $108.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $122.00 sellers. new drum fob $126.00 sellers. C«prm: Mixed (loose) $59.50 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $372.50 sell ers, Sarawak white
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      GOLD
      136 21 PRICES for the kilobar gold deliverable in Singapore was unavailable yesterday. Gold was fixed at US$406.25 in the London market yester da morning. Saaree: N.M. iUtkMklM 8ms. Tm* Mm Melbourne uiuvB 357.79B unabS *****S New York 406.00B 408.00 407 00S 409 00 London 402 75B 409 00B 403.50S 410.00S
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      TIN
      121 21 THE STRAITS tin price rose 20 cents to close at MJ35.60 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 101 tonnes to 175 tonnes. The overnight London market for forward buyers was down £210 to £8,190 per tonne. LONDON: Continued short-covering during Tuesday afternoon for Three Months
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      PALM OIL
      168 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market continued slightly lower in quiet trading yesterday, but the decline was checked following steady New York prices on Tuesday, dealers said. Trading was centred again in December, with central talling MJ2.50 to $875 per tonne with south unchanged at $880.
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      COPPER
      29 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Tuesday (previous In brackets). Wirebar Spot £862.00 (£847.00): sellers £862.50 (£847.50): Three Month buyers £874.50 (£864.50): sellers £875.00 (£865.00) Market fmt: Firmer. Safes: 18.625.
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      Silver quotes
      35 21 Mm Fri New York 8.08B 8.29B 8.15S 836S Zurich 8MB 8.22B 8. MS 8.32S Wti Mm Singapore 8.05B 8.22B 825S 8.37S Closing prices In US dollars a troy ounce. Smtcc: CndK Smiate 8'ftt.
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    Money and exchanges
    350 21 THE Singapore dc.llai opem>d high across the board in the Singapore forex yesterday It opened at the day's high of 2 0525 and slid to its low of ***** ACU rates finned by about 1 8 per cent from Tuesday's close The US dollar moved within a
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    NOMINAL RATES
    362 21 I Closing Asian dollar cerI tlflcates of deposit foi prime names on Dec 1: INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: Curranclai Nominal rates Smithsonian quotad yaatarday (croat)panty Parcantaga changa Loot dollar* to one unit of foreign our rency: US dollar 2.0500 2.0510 2.8196 Sterling pound 4.0005 4.0050 7.3469 Australian
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    Discount
    50 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Dec 2: Ovet night: 3". to Ml Call deposits: 3*3 a) SHU Ckxia. Buyi.i Sf llia 3-month Treasury bills 4-. 4*> 3-month Bank bills 8W 8 s 3 months CD B'> 8 6 months CD 9<\ 9H Shim: NaltwuU Danut Ce.
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    Money market
    34 21 Closing interbank rates for Singapore dollars on Dec 2: Offer Bid Overnight 6 6 1 month 7't 7 2 months 8 1/16 7 15/16 3 months B'i 8 Overnight mode 2V 4
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    Prime lending rates
    24 21 THE average rate at which major Singapot banks are currently prepared to lend to their bei customers Is 13.M per cent.
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      Typewriters soon a thing of the past?
      451 22 TYPEWRITERS will be a thing of the past by 1990. With the advent of newer and faster machines, they are simply too inefficient and expensive. The "Speak-and-Spell" computer produced by Texas Instruments may well be the forerunner of a machine that can eventually
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      US firm in Jurong
      68 22 A LEADING American company making rubber, metal and plastic components used for packaging medicines and drugs will set up a factory m Jurong soon. Six senior executives of the West Company of Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, were m Singapore recently to finalise arrangements for its plant. It will
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      Lock icon Major US banks cut prime rates
      194 22 Major US banks cut prime rates NEW YORK, Wed. Most of America's major banks cot their prime lending rates a quarter point to 1S.7S per rent yesterday amid expectations Interest rates would continue to edge lower in the earrent recession. Citibank, the second largest bank, led yesterday's move to a
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      Ford plans to re-launch its European models
      290 22 FORD Motor Company plans to relaunch its whole range of Europeanmade cars Cortina, Escort and Granada in Singapore by the end of next year. Mr David S Fewchuk, general manager of Ford Products Co, Australia said yesterday that despite the cool reception fqr
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      Local timber in worst state since 1973
      871 22  -  CHAN Ol CKEE By THE timber industry which has been in decline since the first quarter of last year, has reached its lowest point since the oil crisis of 1973, a timber industry offical said. The world recession earlier this year has forced
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      206 22 TOKYO, Wed. The Japanese economy will grow by only about 3.5 per cent in the next fiscal year starting in April 1962 in inflation adjusted real terms because of a generally deteriorating economic climate both at home and abroad. The prediction was gven by Daiwa
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      434 24 WANTED PROFESSIONAL/ DYNAMIC Females/males Higher School Leavers with wide Influential contacts for 4-flgure Income opportunities Ring *****02 Francis WELL ESTABLSIMED HAMDRESSING Saloon requires Manageress to operate the business Attractive remuneration Interested rail *****42 and *****53 c) TutoHml WANTED PART TIME INSTRUCTORS to teach Video Tape Recorder Servicing. Apply to: 801/902
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      561 24 ■ljjl.fl D ftnpfcynMnt THE GOVERNMENT OF SINGAPORE INVESTMENT CORPORATION PTELTD has vacancies for posts of> 1. REGISTRY CLERK (Groes Salary Range: $427 twSMt) c Has experience In handling registry and clerical work, preferably In a Oovernment set-up. c Typing speed of 30 w.p.m. c Minimum 3 GCE 'O' level or
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      435 24 Hongkong Land IS) Pte. Ltd. requires TYPIST Qualifications GCE 'O' Level with credit m English 1 or 2 years experience Typing speed: 45 wpm Shorthand speed: 120 wpm Ability to operate telex machine is an advantage. Interested applicants, please write m wtth full resume stating experience, salary expected, contact telephone
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      466 24 fj)j[| Q Ewietoyiiwm 1 An International Bank requires CLERK/ TYPISTS a Mm GCE O' Level wtth credits m English and two other subjects but A 1 Level preferred O Ability to type at 30 wpm O Male applicants must have completed NS O Experience not necessary a Ability to write
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      553 24 I PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PTE) LTD I has an Immediate vacancy for:GENERAL CLERK REOtNREieiNTS: c OCE -O' level with credits In English and Mathematics. c Preferably 1 year's related working experience. c Must have some typing knowledge. Plsass write with da tails 01 iM X p#Tt#f>C# prsssnt and expected salery
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      500 24 ijl^ D iapto|M«t An Immediate Vacancy for: FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK c OCE O' level. c Ability to type. c Knowledge of Accounts an advantage, a Training will be given to successful applicant without any experience. Attractive seiery offered Interested applicants, please write In with full particulars, non-returnable photograph and CONTACT
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      557 24 i SI e»P|NU CLERK OCE. 'O r Level Familiar with Import/Export permits. Customs documentation it PSA. procedure Able to type Complete N s Prepare to work hard Write In to: D*ethawn Singapore Pte. Ltd. eo.ioitn *'nc)**oOfw> 9003 by 14th Dscaiwaei ISSI. TELLERS wanted immediately by foreign bank QuaMflcetione/.ipertenc.: I c
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      508 24 Tf 11 P A weS sstaawshsil company Uf ||wMI lly r#QUtTw)9 1. FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK 2. OFFICE BOY Poet(t):e 3 OCE 'O' level passes Including Mathematics c Diploma In Accountancy Is an advantage c Age 21 to 25 latereased apoecants. pteeee can: a«sns foe tntorvM w BUSINESS GIRL at Buklt
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      907 24 stenographers ■HjM Preferably with at least 1 year working experience Salary negotiable Intaraalad kind* caM MttTUlt astro Hr sppswttiMfft Want** 1 FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLEWC Minimum 1 to 2 yean relevant working experience. Interested applicants please write with contact telephone number to: THE ADVMTiafR ST. BOX MMM 1 NEW BS9USTRUL ROAD
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      880 25 I'll Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical i TRADING FIRM REOUIRES I Cieneral (Ink I'lease apply vutli full details and salary expected with contact telephone number lo: Blk 2. 0938. Ualesller Mill Shopping Centre, lialesller Koail.l Spore 1232 TRANSPORT COMPANY REOUIRES female General Clerk (all personally a I'aslr
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      612 25 DIET HELM SINGAPORE PTE LTD CONSUMER PRODUCTS DEPARTMENT Wa ara an aggressive marketing organisation distributing fast moving consumer products, many ot which ara outstanding brand leaders. Owing to increased business, we have plans to expand our sales operation Young, dynamic Singapore citizens are invited to apply for the following positiors
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      559 25 [ill D Emptoyment YOUR FUTURE Much has been said about the Commodity and (Sold Investment market In Singapore but how many have made anything of It Being established In 'this field and having offices throughout the region, we are constantly looking for ambitious young people to fill the ranks of
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      492 25 ESTABLISHED ICE-CREAM COMPANY requires: SALES REPRESENTATIVES Candidates should ideally have the following qualifications: a Age not more than 25 years c {Effectively bl-llngual a Completed GCE 'O' level or equivalent. a Few years' experience In selling Consumer food products. We pay attractive salary and fringe benefit* to the right candidate*.
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      1184 25 ill i Q Employment ESTABLISHED FIRM REOUIRES Salesmen with own car Cenerous salary, sales commission and car allowances Apply wllh resume and photograph tv PO Box 3505 Singapore 9055 HOUSING AGENT REOUIRES Young. Knergetlc. Self-motivat-ed Male' Female wllh car Kxperlence not necessary Salary/ ('ommlsslim 315.3rd floor. Parklane Shopping Mall. *****71
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      832 25 ill i Q tjnptoymant TILEMAN A/SIA PTY LTD International Civil Engineers and Contractors require a STRUCTURAL STEELWORK SUPERVISOR/ ENGINEER To plan and supervise the erection and fabrication of two 180 meter high, 50 meter diameter steel flues tubes In Sembawang. Applicants should be experienced 1 Minimum of 10 years practical
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      619 25 fll||| 0 bvtofMtnt Established Construction Company require* JUNIOR FOREMEN Minimum qualifications: GCE O1O 1 level with valid driving licence, site experience and prepared to work hard. Interested applicants plaaaa apply m writing with full resume and contact telephone nur7ll>#f to THE ADVERTISER UNIT 2206, JALAN SULTAN CENTRE BEACH ROAD SINGAPORE
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      690 25 CATS I W./%» 1 e9e 1184-4411 184-4411 1 Classified Advertising Works, FOREMEN WANTED a Able tv start work Immediately a Experience m Building construction a Diploma In Building or equivalent prpfprred a Attractive salary commensurate with experience and qualifications a Age between 25 and 30 a Able to work Independently
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      888 26 ill Q Employment il i We heve immediate vacancies for: QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTORS c Male Singapore citizens, completed full-time National Service c Must have completed Secondary education c Must possess a VITB Trade Certificate In Metal Fabrication or other relevant trade c Preferably have some workIng experience In quality control
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      546 26 Employment 0 Shanori Ui hotel the ideal place for you to work No. 1 hotel m Singapore Proven record as good employer Good, happy workirig environment High starling pay Annual NWC awards and bonus Merit Increment Free meals; coffee/ tea at breaks Free uniform and laundry Free medical attention Free
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      506 26 the oplace for you tor long and rewerding career as: ACCOUNTS CLERK a OCE 'O' level a LCCI Intermediate Bookkeeping c Must be able to commence work Immediately TECHNICIANS c ITC In Mechanical Engineering/ Mechanical Drawing c NTC Grade 2/3 In Metal Machining and some knowledge In Production Control c
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      482 26 11 1 Q Employment i (As OBEROI IMPERIAL HOTEL requires ELECTRICIAN c Minimum 2to 3 years experience In wiring, switchboard repairs and fault finding on starters control system. c NTC C.radf 2 and 3. Salary S4fß p.m. OUTSTATION CASHIERS c Able to do shift duties c Preferably with experience m
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      356 26 JURONG POLYFOAM FACTORY urgently requires: 1) BOILER MAN First Class Certificate. c 5 years' working experience c Permanent night shift. 2) FITTER Must have experience In welding work 3) MALE MACHINE OPERATORS 3 shifts. Completed National Service r ease call personally at: 10, CHIN BEE DRIVE JURONG TEL: *****81 Feeder
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      394 26 If A D Employment We Require: FULL-TIME STAFF FOR 1) CASHIERS 2) SERVICE STAFF 3) COOKS 4) KITCHEN HELPERS No experience Is requited. Free training provided to all who have keen Interest! m learning the Colonel Sanders standard of preparation of food We provide attractive salary, monthly Incentives, overtime meal
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      362 26 CHINESE POTTERY ARTS a HANDICRAFT PTE LTD has vacancies for: 1. DRIVER c Age below 35 with class 4 driving licence. 2. SECURITY GUARDS c Age below 45. c Must be physically fit 3 OFFICE ASSISTANT MALE c Age below 35 c Must be physically fit. Please write or call:
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      932 26 ill Q Employment European Offshors Bank require A) RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST Salary around SSS.OOO per B) MESSENGER Salary around SM.OOO per annum. Requirements for Post (A): Mln OCE O' level with i credit In English Pleasant personality Ability to type at 40wpm Operate PMBX switchboard I I years' experience preferable Requirements
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      511 27 lIA Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Mechanical Engineering Company 1) TEMPORARY CLERK tor Site Office at Tampine* c Able to type and do general j clerical work 2) STORE ASSISTANT c With Secondary education or <.< I O' level 3) fitters c With tew years' experience In engineering
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      531 27 SENIOR SECURITY GUARDS required urgently. City area 12 noon la Spm (permanent thirl) Mocphereon 1.30 am to 8-30 em (permanent kKnt). c Bonus, medical and other benefits will or provided to the right persoi c Age preferably I etween 28-45 years old. c Salary $320 pri excluding transport allows ice
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      1721 27 IIA Q Employment i LONDON TRAINED PHOTOGRA PHER wishes to train the right applicant to Join his creative tram here as Assistant Must have motorbike SUrtlng salary $450 King *****76 office hours. NAKUFREIGHT (8) PTE Ltd has vacancies for Drivers. Class 3 Please call personally at: 1505/ 1506. Airport Cargo
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      1438 27 jC( Vehicles ft Boats }—^i————————————-t Hawker Pacific's Alloy /Mag S- -I^^ Wheel Cleaner. Removes Qi brake dust and road grime HjWAJMcfI while leaving nolished C^jSjlbß surfaces gleaming iSCEC*! For all types of unpainted lh\vt i ijf-V- f j wheels finned, spoked and B^ijjjiv.^ roughcast. fc»*^*'*^ifl Safe and easy to use.
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      596 27 ffi U Vehicles A Boats ■MOci^Lllii Par* J V^ V I HhSTbeu.)! ,>pw~i a DEALING IN ALL KINDS OF MOTORCYCLES SPARE PARTS Hire Purchase arrangeable All Are Welcome KIN SAI TRADING PTE. LTD. 158, Mackenzie Road, Singapore 0922 Tel: *****38, *****95 isaPERFECTscore Thai's what KENDALL RUSTPROOFING gives you. A 10-year
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      782 27 h) Mercedes i EXPAT LEAVING. SELLING 1972/ j 200 original condlUon, new radio cassette, new tyres, private road i tax to March '82. No rust, ROY Inspection approval guaranteed, not eligible PARF. $9,300/ offer Tel: 256-0090. or call 3A Stevens I Drive 1025. 1977 MERCEDES 2*oB Automatic, original condlUon, serviced
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      833 27 {C$ Vehicle s 4 Boats 1*77 TOYOTA CORONA I*oo Statlonwagon Alrcond. one private owner Good condlUon For details, telephone *****59 *****49 Llm. 1»$0 JULY TOYOTA Cellca XT I 2000. One private owner, sports rims, alrcond. radio cassette.! $27,000 ono *****3/ *****55 Harry Teo. ALMOST I*Bo TOYOTA 1300 DX Alrcond. sports
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      932 27 PuMtc Motors (Pte) Lid Umt 11$, Ist Floor, Perkle/ie Shopping Mail Singapore 071s. Tei: *****44/$ c 197* Toyota Tercel alrroii'l radio/cassette 1977 Colt Sigma OS alrcond cassette c IS7S Flat 128 Saloon 4 drs radio/cassette c 1*75 Honda l.lfe 4 drs. cassette c 1*74 Mlt K.lnlra Super radio/ cassette Trade-In
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      670 28 Vehicles A Boats 76 Vehicles For Sal* n) Motor Cycles/ Scooters WE BUY SELL motorcycles scooters cars Trade In h.p Insurance available Call Colt Enterprises. Blk 18. 1155. Upper Boon Keng Road Tel: *****14 8 AY KAWASAKI ZSOO In tip top condition. New road tax and Insurance Price $2,000 0.n.0.
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      734 28 A BANK ACCOUNTANT urgently company or private welcome from 1974 to 1981 Cash payment Tel *****57 Hendy Ang ANY MODEL OF second hand car and company's registered car wanted Contact Tan Teck Hock Tel: *****76, *****05, night *****39 MOM PfttCE FOR Company registered or non-PARF cars Strictly cash Heng Hoe
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      624 28 r lUcommodation 4 ■■H r Properties ajt^BaHEs^l!^a*W Shophouse along North Bridge Road I Approximate area 325 1 6 sq m./3,500 sq ft To sell at $1 2M, inclusive of shop-fittings I and central air-conditioning facilities Suitable for showroom or for retail ware I house trading. Choice office accommodation at prime
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      360 28 DIST. IS/ IS SINGLE-STOREY bungalow, 4 bedrooms, beautifully renovated, fully/ partially furnished. Matured garden. Rent negotiable. Call: *****06/ *****30. DIST. 11 (OFF UNIVERSITY Road) Corner double-storey house. Fully carpeted/ furnished. Quiet locality. $2,600 p.m. Short/ long lease considered. No agents. Contact *****41. DIST. 10, ELEGANT DOUBLESTOREY semi-detached 3 bedrooms, central
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      757 28 I b Properties j R2L^ -a? a* 1 B^BrtT-jfll aHHH bHH .HUH .HUH ■HB Z~S Tti-> >3S& hock swee hill Luxurious High-Class Most Ideal and Split Level Semi-Detached Ideally located next to Seletar Hill Estate. Garden area over 2000 sq. ft. (186 sq.m.) Built-in area over 4000 sq. ft. (372
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      408 28 DIBT. 5 HONO LEONO Garden. 2 1/2-storey terrace. Newly renovated, $2,000 only. *****71 (no agents). DOUBLE-BTOREY DETACHED fully furnished, 4 bedrooms, 1 study and servant's amenities $3,800 p.m. Tel: *****65/ *****90 SELETAR MLLS ESTATE (dlst. 28) single-storey semi-detached. 3 bedrooms only $1,000 unfurnished. Ace: *****81. SEtETAR HILLS SINGLE-STOREY semi-detached house,
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      497 28 All r kccomnwlatkm I Properties No restriction I LaTCHkvfcplP to foreigners 4«jkfl atW*Vlaa7>^ A^La>>>>>LaW. aaVjH ■bJL/PQL .-aaflNat. J. AaafcaH Bbbbbbbßt **V W <■■ BBBBBBBBBBB^^^T A sT^aBBBBaJMaV \-C *i k tt, *L f{ **********881 .JBBBBBBBbHbBBbV^BBBBBBbU s^^^fc m^BUSTS aL _j^ IB 4fciß Ir-" fTV %j&A h V Eaj. A -^^^BBBBTaw^haa^sW 4 types
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      360 28 a DIST 10. Hußand Prfc Luxurious apaumanl. Available furnished untur.ilshed. 4 large bedrooms, ce.ilral alrcon, swimming pool, $3400 to $4400. a DIST 0, Hllleourl Eiscutirs auaitwaiK. Newly furnished. 3 alrcondltloned bedrooms, swimming pool, $3400. a MST 0, BaauMOil apartmant oft Granga Road Tastefully furnished, 3 alrcondltloned bedroomf *****. FORWAPD PROPERTIES
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      684 28 C Accommodation ■aP Properties 1 mmmmM aaW^ fest rict«on The Condominium 1 w foreign 6l ym comprises: 24 units of 4-storey apartments 24 units of 4-storey 2-level maisonettes I c Located at Bukit Arang, otf Upper Serangoon Road, about 7km from the city c Exclusive social and recreational facilities c
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      738 28 BELUAN REAL ESTATE: Dtsl. 5, condominium near American School. 3 bedrooms, furnished. I facing tennis courts. $3,000 p.m I Also available: Terrace house, partially furnished 3 bedrooms I at $1,800 Call 22 180.13 BRANO NEW RIOQEWOOD. i Kamehameha. corner unit, 4- bedroomed apartment, available I partially furnished $3,800. Fully furnished
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      893 29 jsk C tootwmodaUon 4 ■■H Properties 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Flmts CHANGI CONOOMMHJM UPPER maisonette, 3 bedrooms. 4,000 sq ft Including root-garden, furnished. $1,750 Call Lucky '*****1/223W203 CONCORD I2MJ3N) OFFERS: 1) Phoenix Court, dlst. 9, high floor. 9 bedrooms, $2,800 2) International Plaza, dlst 2, 2 bedrooms. Very high floor
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      814 29 HILL PARK TOWN HOUSE near Orchard/City 3 bedrooms. Luxuriously furnished, alrcon $2,900 *****91 HILTON TOWER LEONK Hill, tup floor. 3 bedrooms, alrcondltloned. furnished. $2,700 pm.. *****0 Mary HOLLAND ROAD. NICELY Furnished, colour t.v washing machine, alrcondltloned. $1900 Hlsco *****94/*****82 INTERNATIONAL PLAZA 2-BED-ROOMED apartment, 46th floor Panoramic seavlew Available Immediately Contact
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      630 29 a. 1 1 r Accommodation ■■II Properties MEDWAV PROPERTIES, TEL: *****86. Mrs. Snowden. Urgently required detached bungalow*/ Penthouses/ Townhouses, suitable Expatriate Executives. Budget: $4,000 $7,000 ACE HOUSING AGENCY (S) Pte Ltd requires all types of properties for our long waiting list of clients For Immediate results, call: Cindy *****81 (5
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      892 29 DISTRICT S, WEST COAST PARK 2 1/2-storey terrace. 3 bedrooms, servant's 2,200 •q.n. Large living/ dining, trrazzo' parquet flooring Asking $440,000. DISTRICT 19. TAI HWAN GARDENS Double-storey terrace 3 bedrooms, servant's. split-level living/ dining. Terrazzo/ parquet flooring. Vacant possession. DISTRICT 20. OFF THOMSON ROAD Double- storey terrace 2,000 aq.R. freehold
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      710 29 S= p n. .11-. M ii uperoes j SFMP DETACHED NAMLY ESTATE. Dlst. 10 Double-storey. Beautifully renovated Area: approximately 4.000 sq.ft Three bedrooms, servant's Selling $620,000. negotiable. *****65/*****63 WESS ASSOCIATES: *****44 Dlst 19, Serangoon Garden Estate single-storey semi-detached 3 bedrooms/ 2 baths, 5298 sq.ft Built-in 1,800 sq ft 999 years.
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      515 29 FOREIGNERS CAN SUYII a Dill. 10 brand new luxurious apartment with swimming pool. 2.750 sq.it. 3 bedrooms/ servant's, marble living and dining $590,000 OJI.O. a DM. 9, Lucky PUza brand new, centrally alrcond apartment, high floor, 1,715 aq.ft. 3 bedrooms, Immediate occupation $795,000. a Dial. 10, SammarrWa Park brand new,
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      403 29 j3±\\ r Accommodation 4 M|| T Properties SaMwg ch«apl Eicltniv* dut 11 Shelford Road 2-storey maisonette with swimming pool. 2000 sq.ft 4 bedrooms, servant's room, spacious llvlng/dlnlng area, carpeted. Off #f s w#lcofn# T »l: *****7t/7T*****/*****57 The Baal Apartmant thai your moo«) can buy newl Pandan Vaßay Banhlnla Tarraca. Beautiful
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      444 29 HDB s-ROOMED AT Chal Chee Aye High floor, panoramic view Living room and 2 bedrooms overlooking sea. Very reasonable price which no serious buyer will decline Tel owner Mr Tan, *****22 office hours a INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY' Llncolnsvale near Hotel RoyaL luxurious apartment with 3 bedrooms. Built-in area 1,850 sq.ft Swimming
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      462 29 aJI g /Uxoiwnoditton 4 ssbsbbb sr n ii M proper uss ORAYCOTT TOWER. LUXURIOUSLY Furnished, central air. OOd fully carpeted apurtment for sale. Freehold Foreigners can buy Call *****11 FABER GARDEN CONDOMINIUM 1.953 sq ft Mid-floor, spacious, 4 bedrooms, split-level, completion end 1982 $430,000 ($220 p s f I *****91
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      420 29 SOMMERVILLE CONDOMINIUM bedrooms. 950 sq ft Foreigners ran buy $405,000 No AgenU Call *****51 WOODLANDS S-ROOMED FLAT Selling $110,000 Marine Drive 4roomed flat. Selling $100,000 Contact *****01 3-ROOMED HDB CORNER Flat. Telok Blangah Renovated, ceramic Mies. $80,000 TeJ *****68 after 7 00 p.m APARTMENT AT UPPER Paya I.ebar Road Freehold
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      607 30 4t C Accommodation Properties 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted TOMQ LEE BUILDING groundrioor. block B UnltGT. area 1500 sq ft (TO' x 21) 2 entrances. Celling height: 18' Can construct mezzanine floors Good tor warehousing or manufacturing usage Vot sale subject to highest offer Tel *****31/*****91 FEW UNITS OF Factory warehouse
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      752 30 MANHATTAN HOUSE Immediate Occupation j Brand new offices own central aircon toilets r. 15th Floor $850/ p.s.f. t. 891 sqtl 1 416 sqft 8 16th Floor $800 ps t .'4B sq tl 1.21 8 sq ft 70^, Loan Available 0 S^:7^Sl^3hfveB)^J c MAXWELL HOUSE officee/thope tor tele, (opp Ministry of
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      990 30 C AwynMnodatlon A ■m Properties DIST. 9 A PRESTIGIOUS unit m Orchard Plaza. 648 sq ft. with windows, partitioned, self-i-i hi I; lined toilet central alrcon Rental: $5 50 p si excluding maintenance Tel: *****98/ *****53 PENINSULA PLAZA. 14*4 sq ft high floor and facing sea at $6 00 psf.
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      692 30 OUEENSWAY SHOPPING CENTRE groundfloor. 282 sq ft for sale. $1,800 psf (Vacant possession) j Tel owner: *****48. SHOP FOR SALE Kroundfloor Oolden Mile Tower, approx. 300 I sq.ft Ideal showroom/office. I $199,000 Tel *****02 CORONATION PLAZA SHOP cum office. 270 sq ft $240,000 on o. Tel *****7 HILLCREST FREE HOLD
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      611 30 JL, Q Travel GuMe W^P AMEWCA/CAWADA Vx/ ESCAPADES '81 I DISNEYLAND/HAWAIIAN PARADISE 1 1 DAYS $2599 Hawaii. Los Angeles (Universal Movie Studio). Anaheim (Disneyland) San Diego (Sea World) Mexico (Tijuana) Oep 6/12. 13/12. 20'12.3/t. 10/1 J4/1 31/1 7/2 .21/2. 7/3 21/3.4/4. I><4 2/5 16/5 AMERICA WEST COAST SPECIAL 14 DAYS
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      159 30 ~Jj*\ Q Travel Guide KENvfIR f THE RELIABLE TOUR li tailcW THE JUMBO TOURS Only from $722 34* B^aaaa>Bßaaaaaaaaaaßßßaaaaaaaaaa^Bßßaaaßaaß^^^^ev^^^^^^^^^^^J LVr %^njt»ffßi^nftHriaiM Buwmm The all-Japan holiday. From Kagoshima all the way to Tokyo. From culture to fantasia Takarazuka, the all-girls revue and entertainment centre. For more details, contact your travel agent
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      1195 30 ULIj Q Travel 6uMi 100 Air Travel HIIJDGE^!!^ Lafleur Travel. I 5U...-4, *****11/*****51 4 i— WORLD CHARTERS for reliable fares to London Amiiw d#w Ports Brut*ei> Frankfurt Roma Zurich Copenhagen ...Oak) Now York Toronto L Angeln San Francieco Vancouver Perth Melbourne Sydney Jakarta Bali Bangkok RM 504. Afro-Asia Building. 63.
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      63 31 OANIELB, age 79 years, passed away peacefully on 2.12.81 leaving behind daughtors Mabel Daisy Irene Alice Sona-m-taw Gerald Roberts pk Bhanu Capt. K.V.R. Choudharl PR Krlshnan Grandchildren it great-grand-children. Body lying at St. Joaaph's Partour of Rapoaa ssrvica at St. Josaph'a Church st 3 p m on 3/12/81
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      43 31 wishas to axpraoa thair smears thank approbation to tha Prtoata, sll Urn slat) of Primary Production D#p>rtoisnt>, rvlotivvt) and rriCfKM lor Mia* kind attendant*, oeiidolancas, ■rraattw. aaaManea and donations during thair raeant ba- Th« tamilr of ti» I.U MR E.C. CHARLES
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      55 31 MADAM 8. OOVINOAMMAL, a«ed 31. passed away peacefully on Wednesday 25 Nov 81. The family thanks all relatives and friends for their kind assistance, attendance, condolences and wreaths during their recent bereavement. ATHMA SANTHI POOJA will be held on Mh Dae. Hal 7 p.m. at Slvan Temple, Orchard Rd. Treat
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      38 31 wtahaa to aipraaa lhair asneara thanks and grahiwda to all thair raiativas and trianda tor thair kind aaaialanca, attandanca, condomm>c* fIOfMQOIM 9AO wrw tn our Ing Mwir raoajit baraavamsnt. THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. TENG AH KYE
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      59 31 THE CHILDREN OF the late Mrs R Kasiah who passed away peacefully on 26.11.81 wish to thank doctors and nurses of University Hospital, Asia Clinic and General Hospital, Malacca for their devoted attendance given. Also wish to express thanks to relatives and friends for their kind attendance, sympathies, messages of
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      60 31 MEMORIES ARE TREASURES NO ONE CAN STEAL VOUR DEPARTURE LEAVES A HEARTACHE NO ONE CAN HEAL THREE YEARS TODAY. THE LORD JESUS CAME TO FREE YOU FROM SORROW AND PAIN THOUGH WK MISS YOU NOW WE SHALL ONE DAY MEET AGAIN INSERTED BY LOVING WIFE MAMA AM)
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      18 31 Departed Oaoambor 3rd 1878 Atwaya ramtxnbvred by cMMrvn and grand cMMran. In loving KUnwy Of TAN EWE CHEE
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      27 31 ERIC ROSS PETER OE CRUZ 30 8 .26 3.12 83. No length of time can dim the past too many memories hold It fast. Errol. William. Margarita.
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      Confident Algeria to parade in Spain
      183 33 ALGIERS, Wed. Algeria will go to the World Cup finals in Spain next June ready to fight their hardest, but with no illusions about their chances, Algerian fool ball president Ben Ali Sekkal said here yesterday. "Algeria will not be playing as mere extras
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      173 33 profited from the "remains" of the former team of the National Liberation Front, composed exclusively of people who had played m France until 1958 before joining the NLF. Former French professionals such as Mekhloufi (Saint Etienne), the Soukane brothers (Le Havre),
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      FOCUS ON ALGERIA
      95 33 ALGERIA will not be playing as mere w extras next Jane. One thing is certain. Our players are going to sweat and fight. They are very motivated, even if they face an uphill battle against teams with more means, men, tradition and support structures than we have
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      139 33 LONDON, Wed. British soccer fans will be Issued vlth a pamphlet telling them what to do and what not to do In Spain before tkey travel to the World Cup finals next year. This was one of the few concrete Ideas to emerge from
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      Lock icon Dismissals for trio in Cup replay
      377 33 Dismissals for trio in Cup replay LONDON, Wed. Paul Allen, of West Ham, and Ally Brown, of West Bromwich Albion, were sent off for fighting in a stormy English League Cup soccer third-round second replay at Upton Park here yesterday. Allen and Brown received their marching orders just before the
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      Lock icon Dundee U, Winterslag battle to a draw
      161 33 Dundee U, Winterslag battle to a draw GENK (Belgium), Wed. Winterslag, of Belgium, and Dundee United, of Scotland, battled to a goalless draw in difficult conditions last night in their European Football Union (UEFA) Cup thirdround, first-leg match. The teams were evenlv matched and, though each side had a number
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      Lock icon Injury hits Francis
      85 33 MANCHESTER, Wed. England striker Trevor Francis, who has been involved m two £1 million ($3.9 m) transfer deals m the last three years, has again been hit by an injury jinx which has haunted him for the past year. The Manchester City striker was admitted to hospital
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      Lock icon Prytz's first
      44 33 STOKE. Wed. Swedish midfield player Robert Pryt2 is set to become Richie Barker's first major signing for First Division club Stoke City. The 21-year-old international has agreed to move from Malmo. though the club have yet to agree on a fee. AFP.
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      47 33 ATHENS, Wed. AEK striker Thomas Mavros, who was injured m a clash with Yugoslav goalkeeper Pantelic m a World Cup soccer qualifying match between Greece and Yugosla via will be out of action for at least five weeks, a club spokesman said yesterday uPI.
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      Warranty strides out effortlessly in workout
      473 34 Radiant Cut clocks the day's fastest time KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Warranty, with a riding boy up, strode out effortlessly in a 600m workout in 39 sec here this morning. The going was good with some "give". A last-start winner here in the sprint event
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      23 34 Winged Beauty Anjang Aki Piccolo Prince Straight Draw Humble Gain Her Pride Song Song E For Easy Fantan Tai Teng
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      Mighty Star — pick of Class 2 newcomers
      312 34  - Mighty Star pick of Class 2 newcomers FAIRWAY Fy KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Mighty Star looks the pick of the three Class 2 newcomers entered (or the Selangor Turf Club December meeting beginning this Saturday. Mighty Star, a five-year-old bay New Zealand gelding by St Puckle out of City siren, has
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      Change of stables
      110 34 Change of stables THESE horses have been transferred to the following stables Roman Palace, Dragon Empire, Too Fast and Delta Dawn are now under the care of Vincent Chong. Mohamed Ismail has taken over Formula One and Bintang Ipoh has gone over to Osman Sarimin. Chong Keng Leong now trains
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      123 34 Scotland in commanding position HAARLEM (Holland), Wed. Scotland took a 4-0 lead over Holland m a Thomas Cup men's badminton team match here yesterday. Charlie Gallagher gave Scotland a fine start by beat ing Indonesian-born Uun Santosa and Gordon Hamilton made it 24) with a good victory over Dutch champion
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      Jita includes Elias in SEA Games party
      311 35  - Jita includes Elias in SEA Games party JOE DORAI Stopper has shown progress By MARZUKI ELIAS, a newcomer in the Singapore soccer squad, is among the 18 players selected for the Southeast Asia Games in Manila from Sunday to Dec. 15. Marzuki, who plays as a stoppen for Farrer Park
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      U-23s raw but raring for battle
      426 35  -  J. RAJENDRAN By COACH Anthony Seah and his national under-23 team face their first test together when Singapore take on Malaysia m their annual rugby clash at Grange Road today (4.30 p.m.). But Seah, appointed coach only about six weeks ago, is confident that
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      Forces win
      22 35 SINGAPORE Armed Forces Sports Association beat Kaki Bukit 3-0 m a National Football League Division One match at Jurong Stadium.
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      Games rights
      29 35 LOS ANGELES, Wed. The Los Angeles Olympic Committee announced that they have sold the American radio broadcast rights for the 1984 Games to the ABC radio network
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        Triumphant
        134 35 BASEETBALL North Carolina (2-0) beat Kansas (7467) and defeated Southern California (7342) m the United Press International College matches. Other results: UCLA lost to Brigham Young (79-75), bt Pepperdlne (76-W); Kentucky bt Akron (83-64): Georgetown lost to South-western Louisiana (70-61), bt Alaska-Anchorage (77-67), lost to Ohio State (4746); Virginia
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        Facelift
        47 35 OLYMPICS Renovation work on the 1984 Olympic lames site, the Memorial Coliseum, m Los Angeles, estimated to cost US$2O million, is to begin at the start of next year. The go-ahead was given after agreement had been reached between the Games organising committee and stadium officials.
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        Hosts beaten
        38 35 KCGBY Australia's Rugby Union touring team beat hosts Pontypridd, of Wales, 6-3 (half-time 6-3) yesterday. Results of British Rugby Union matches: Brideend 16 South Glamorgan 16, Exeter 4 Royal Navy 0, Rosslyn Park 33 Nottingham 6.
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        61 35 In Hall, injuries have forced France to make two changes to the side who face Britain m the first teg of a home-and-away Rugby League international on Dec 6 Hugues Ratier, of Lezignan. has been called to the centre to replace Christian Laumond. of Villefrance and Christian Scicchitano, of
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        44 35 TABLK TRNNIB An In dian team, comprising two men and two women, will par tKipate m the Scandinavian (>pen championships at Vazjc. Sweden, from Dec SS They •r* V Chandrasekhar and Maniit Dua (men) am' Indu Purl and Snigdha Mohia (win) Agencies
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      Pakistan may be stumbling block in Asian Cup
      256 35  -  R. MANOR AJ By WORLD champions Pakistan should prove to be Singapore's biggest obstacle in Pool A of the inaugural Asian Cup hockey tournament in Lahore from Mar. 19-26. In the recent four-Test series against Olympic champions and archrivals India, the Pakistanis
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      Whipping
      33 35 HONGKONG and Shanghai Bank, the defending champions, whipped Inchcape 5-0 and Singapore Bus Service beat Straits Times 4-1 m the penultimate round of the Business Houses badminton mixed league at Guillemard Road.
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      The Reverend with a mission
      125 35  -  JANICE SEAH By REVEREND Edwin Khoo is a man with a burning mission to break the world skipping record by at least 70 turns per minute. At about four o'clock this afternoon at the Raffles Institution, he will attempt to fulfil his mission. The world
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      Haron and Tang bring smiles to coach Yeo
      217 35 NATIONAL men's relay coach Yeo Kian Chai is not known to smile very often. But, yesterday, at the National Stadium Practice Track, he could afford to do just that, reports HAKIKAT RAI. The reason for his wide grin was first-leg runner Haron
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      Lock icon Jayamani moves in with Nicholas
      212 35  - Jayamani moves in with Nicholas HAKIKAT RAI By IN her preparation for tke South-east Asia tiames, distance runner and Sportswoman of the Year K. Jayamanl Is leaving no stones unturned. For the past two months, Jayamanl has been staying with her coach, Maurice Nicholas, so that "she can sleep early,
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      No boycott of dinner, say FAS...
      1321 36 4 THE personal friendships that have been developed between our officials and players and their counterparts m the other teams are much treasured by us...the relation ship between the FAM and the FAS has always been cordial. THIS is the Football Association of Singapore's
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      FAM aware of loss of revenue when decision was made
      494 36 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Football Association of Malaysia Council were aware of the possible loss of revenue when they decided to keep Singapore oat of next season's Malaysia Cap tournament. "The Council had taken tkla and »ther consequences Into consideration
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      Lock icon Malacca FA: Singapore's exit will affect gates
      159 36 MALACCA, Wed THE Malacca Football Association feel that keeping Singapore out of the Malaysia Cup soccer competition will be to the detriment of the other competing teams. Malacca, for one, say they will feel the pinch of Singapore's exit m terms of gate
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      Spreading the Khan family name
      996 37 Cool Jahangir is set to become squash's first millionaire... JAHANGIR KHAN, the newly-crowned world squash champion, is among the five Pakistani players for the World Junior team championship m Singapore from Feb. 6-14. The other Pakistani players are Sohail Qaiser, I mar Hayat, Ahmed Gnl
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      They are what the Bachs are to music
      85 37 They are what the Bachs are to music 4 JAHANGIR is hardened by both his names. Jahangir, a 17thcentury Mogul King, is a venerated Urdu-given name, meaning Emperor of the World. As for the Khans, no family has so dominated a single sport. The Khans are to squash,' Sports Illustrated
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      Lock icon Frazier hits the comeback trail
      250 37 CHICAGO, Wed. Former world heavyweight boxing champion Joe Frazier, seeking to emulate his illustrious contemporary Muhammad Ali, hits the comeback trail at the age of 37 here tomorrow night against Floyd Cummings, an obscure but intriguing opponent. The 10- round contest comes eight days before
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      Lock icon Roberts needs a club
      55 37 MANCHESTER, Wed. West Indies pace bowler Andy Roberts wants to play English cricket again next summer but he needs a club. Roberts has already agreed in principle to a part-time contract witn Leicestershire, similar to last season, when he was available for midweek chair pionship games
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      Lock icon Argentina bank on ace Clerc
      106 37 LONDON, Wed. Argentina are hoping that JoseLuis Clerc will recover from injury m time for their Davis Cup tennis final against the United States m Cincinnati, starting on Deo. 11. Clerc, who injured an ankle m a tournament m I I Italy last week, has
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      Lock icon America take slim lead in tennis clash
      218 37 BARCELONA, Wed. America's 3-1 overnight lead over Europe was narrowed to 4-3 yesterday, the second day of the tennis clash between the two continents. The winning team will take home US$400,000 ($820,000), while the losers will receive US$160,000 when the showdown ends today.
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      Lock icon Marshall, Logic prop Windies
      105 37 Marshall, Logic prop Windies ORANGE (Australia), Wed. Seventh-wicket pair Gus Logie and Malcolm Marshall put on 123 in 76 minutes to ensure a West Indies victory in the limited-over cricket match against a New South Wales Country XI today. The touring side won by 54 runs. They scored 235 for
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      51 37 TODAY'S EVENTS BASKETBALL Inter-con-stituency championship (Various venues). HOCKEY SHA water It* tournn qaarter-flaals: SRC v SAFSA (Padanc. 5 .10) Jualar ke seesad-rwuM: LA B v Police (Thomson. 5.10). RI GBY ladrr-23 lnUrnmMeaal: Singapore v Malaysia i RI ground. 4.30). SOCCEB Inter-hospital tournament semi-final: Woodbridge A v Tan Tork Seng (TPAC.
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    Bid to get $2 m for ex-Rollei staff
    523 38 GO-AHEAD GIVEN FOR LIQUIDATION ACTION LEGAL action has been initiated to get $2.4 million m retrenchment and other benefits for 1,850 former workers of Rollei, the giant camera manufacturiing firm now under receivership. Lawyers of the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation (Silo) have
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    Lock icon Inside the room where US-Soviet arms talks are held
    306 38 GENEVA, Wed. The I modem penthouse room where US-Soviet nuclear arms talks began yesterday has grey walls with anti-bugging devices on its windows and a view over Lake Geneva, also winter grey beneath the snowdusted Alps beyond. The conference room m
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    Lock icon Birth control boom
    55 38 JARKARTA, Wed Indonesia is the world's biggest user of contraceptives, including pills and intra-uterine devices (lUD), according tothe Deputy Chiefof the National Family Planning Board. So far a total of 60 million pills have been used during 1980-81, an increase of arouna 2 per cent over the
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    Lock icon 2m jobless
    42 38 PARIS, Wed The number of job seekers m France reached the two million mark on Nov. 30, a rise of 0.6 per cent m a month and 24.8 per cent m a year, Provisional Labour Ministry figures showed today. -AFP.
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    41 38 NEW YORK. Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks, which reached its best level m three months yesterday, feU 2.38 to 887.84 m the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    Lock icon 45 pc chance
    37 38 WASHINGTON, Wed. The survival rate of cancer victims m the US now appears to be at least 45 per cent, compared with 40 per cent m 1973, according to the National Cancer Institute. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Ministers rush home to save govt
    225 38 Ministers rush home to save govt TEL AVIV, Wednesday CABINET ministers hurried home today to help defend their government against four no-confidence motions m parliament over Israel's new strategic cooperation agreement with the United States. Prime Minister Menachem Begin's coalition controls a slim 61-seat majority in the 120-mem-ber Knesset (parliament),
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    First seat belt case: Model in court
    96 38 First seat belt case: Model in court A YOUNG part-time model yesterday became the first person to appear before a magistrate on a traffic summons over the use of seat-belts. Habsah binti Hadim, of Express Road, was accused of having worn the seat-belt "m an improper manner" while a front
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    Lock icon ABC News' purchase
    64 38 NEW YORK. Wed. The US television organisation ABC News has bought 25 per cent of UPITN, one of the two largest television news firms m the world, industry sources said here today. UPITN, which services more than 150 TV networks m 77 countries, is Jointly owned by
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      206 38 Golden hopes Eighteen gold medals. That's what Singapore can expect m the 11th South East Asia Games starting m Manila this Sunday. BRIAN MILLER who will cover the Games m the Philippines pinpoints Singapore's golden hopes m a two-page report. They live m the dark One goes out only m
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      1674 1 Our Queen ...glad to be back and with stories to share They kept mistaking me for Miss India because I'm an Indian. When I said I was Singaporean they asked, 'how come, we thought all Singaporeans were like Koreans. You don't look Korean.' s 4 Before I went to London
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      150 2 THURSDAY Entertainment Special It's A Bird It's A Plane It's Superman (Ch 5, 11.11 p.m.): ...and if you're expecting Christopher Reeves to sing and dance, then you haven't got X-ray vision. No, this hullabaloo is actually a TV special, directed by Jack Regas and featuring the music and
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      144 2 Oar Incredible World Wind: The Power And The Promise (Ch 5, 6.25 p.m.): Have you ever thought that we actually live at the bottom of an ocean of air? Though some air currents are devastating (like typhoons or hurricanes), winds have provided man's energy needs for centuries. You only have
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      PICK of the DAY
      405 2 PICK of the DAY C ««C» THE Moppet Show (Ch 5, 7 p.m.): Guest star for this week is the versatile performer Chris Langhan who, apart from his jokes, sings "Hawaiian Cowboy" aided by the gang, no doubt. The Inn-edible Hoik Sanctuary (Ch 5, 7.55 p.m.): A young nun (guest
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        Rebel actress
        1077 3  -  DEREK MALCOLM By 4 I'm entering the second stage of my career and for the first time I've found a real personal peace. FA YE Dunaway got the best review of her career for her playing of Joan Crawford in Mommie Dearest, from what she considers one of
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        Rebel director
        1089 3  -  DAVID STERRITT By IT'S big news when a major filmmaker announces that he's fed up with the Hollywood system. It's bigger news when he acts on his statement, clears out of California, and heads for New York to try his hand at another trade. And it's sad news
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        Sceneshifters and Superstar
        844 4  -  JOHN de SOUZA JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR by the Sceneshifters at Vie Theatre Today, tomorrow and Saturday Tickets from Cold Storage and Vie Theatre Previewed by 4 The rehearsal pianist valiantly plonks away on a piano m one corner, while Judas goes into a number with some sinister-looking
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        New drama series has historic value
        385 4 MAJESTIC ERA (A historical period drama m Mandarin) First epia ode: Doc 8 Ch 8, 8.05 p.m. CHINESE drama lovers can look forward to another Mandarin drama serial on Tuesday evenings m addition to the current, popular Hongkong-produced Dynasty. SBC will, from the coming
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        Sensual theatre
        23 5 A (east £or all the senses A scene from the highly praised production Mocunaima performed by Brazil's Groupo de Teatro Macunaima
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        London festival of drama delights
        1016 5 "The art is long, the life is short," an- nounced a glum stagehand m Die Vaganten's show. The statement produced delighted titters but belief that art is not only long but also universal invaded this festival and gave British audiences a unique opportunity to experience
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      More minarets
      1174 6 Hongkong has an estimated 25,000 Muslims and four mosques to cater to their spiritual needs. The building of the fourth mosque, which recently opened m Wanchai, and a fifth under construction, is accompanied by an upsurge m activities by Hongkong Muslims. HUGH WITT reports from Hongkong. 4 But
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      Lock icon Gold of the Avars to come under the hammer
      684 6  -  ARTHUR SPIEGELMAN By New York 4 The sale at Sotheby's m London on Dec 14 has excited worldwide interest. It is the first time that such a major find from the European Dark Ages has been offered for auction. The existence
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      All aboard... ...across Asia
      1214 8 All aboard... ...across Asia Last week, transportation officials of 22 developing countries approved a proposal to declare 1982 to 1992 'United Nations Trans- port Decade for Asia. A trans-Asia rail system from Singapore to Europe has been mooted. But, writes SUMANTA BANERJEE m New Delhi, although the energy crisis has
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      Lock icon Making a living from steamy passion
      787 9  -  GRAHAM HEATHCOTE By m LONDON 41 believe m steam. I drive a car but whenever possible I go by train. I think they are sensible when the world is rapidly drinking up all its oil, and there's nothing to compare with steam for nostalgia.
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      OUTLOOK Annual mop-up
      1140 10 OUTLOOK Annual mop-up Christmas is fast approaching; Chinese New Year looms around the corner. The clan will gather; there'll be feasting, wining, dining. And cleaning the inevitable thorough annual scrubbing. But you're too tired, the weekends are too precious, and the children refuse to exchange their squash rackets for brooms.
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      Trends in home decor
      735 11  -  MARGARET de MIR AVAL By m Paris TRENDS m home decor fluctuate almost as fast as French high-fash-ion silhouettes. Although one obviously does not redecorate the living room as often as one buys new clothes, tastes change subtly from year to year and drastically from one
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      122 1 Essence of Chicken with Ginseng... the traditional way to stamina and health. The womar with a responsible job needs to preserve her stamin a and health. Essence of Chicken has health-giving qualities. Traditional Chinese herbalists have always used Ginseng as a tonic. The use of Ginseng as a tonic has
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      124 1 B 1 P* 1 A 1 New Quaker Instant Oats is quick Ml kMI and easy. No cooking necessary. I^l IWW Just add hot water stir and its ready 0— BMM Anytime. For breakfast or a snack. I flk J In desserts, savoury dishes or drinks. \j f\ |g R
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      238 2 "op Oval ty Textiles, while stocks las: No. lA, E Ik 4-5, Tanjong Pagar Plaza (Top-'loor of NTU(^) SBS No. 145, 167. 84 Bue« loco 4oufs 10a n -K)pm (C pen -I teily) Pre-Christmas clearance sale i Diamond Boutique, 3-9 December Our usual exclusive designs. superb craftsmanship and fine quality
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      32 2 S National Panasonic |jjffl How to record a 2 hr meeting on a 1 hr cassette RN-ZOl Micro-cassette recorder with J 2-speed recording and silent auto-stop. Develop the reading habit Times Bookshops
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      261 2 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 1 What shoivaadstant needs to 6 M"«U:l«n taking king round break spell of poor trade* (12) .™PinP m one J 7 J( 8 A doctoV on thehealth, strol- 7 Weapon RSPC A would dimpling along (7) prowofMW) 9 KUid finding part of dinner is J« lace
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      143 2 EXHIBITIONS: Gift Fair "81 gift items and accessories. World Trade Centre. Noon to 9 p.m. Until Dec 6. Free. Vehicle Inspection Maintenance and Accessories Exhibition: Vicom Inspection Centre, Sin Ming Drive. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. On till Sunday. Free. DRAMA: Jesus Christ Superstar: A musical by the Sceneshifters. Victoria
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      1180 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening followed by The Younj Power And The prcm| se And The Restless 6.45 E Is For Energy 3.25 Reincarnated (r) 7.00 The Muppet Show 4.15 Diary Of Events 7 30 Ne s and Weather Forecast 4.20 Yount People's Special 4.45 Angle J"
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      449 3 70UT OF lO^DIAL D^KERSASK^DR IT. v j flow I VK. j^ a < fe.^^^ </*My^s W ■toy-. M^^b^^B 750 ml. \^r tLr m^ J Shake well U*iflr^(p\ iMB ><C ORANGE SQUASH F^ Bd l^^ay <«g^ v^l^HP^ Made from finest Californian oranges PP^PVP^^^H J > sweetened with refined cane sugar only.
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      208 4 9L/ fc^-Ji 'Abl Gentlemen, it's now the \Et season to give yourself a shoe HH^^^^^^H^, t:^^mmmmWte\)L. mm WH mm^ from Marelh. At very '^"H^HEmi ilk special Christmas prices! igSj^^^^^^^^^HL '^k /Tjß Renowned for its superb "^WMk^k^L^k^L^L^L^L^LWk^. C^^^^s^K^kmm craftsmanship and supple sj^km^Lm^mm^mm^Lm^LmWk^ wmSk. S> quality leather, Marelli shoes BtSk. JF\jErm\\ keep
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      162 5 la£,'-Qwß K^^ll IK Toyota appoints GJS to service their cars General Automotive Services (GAS) has been appointed servicing agent for Toyota cars Another testimony to our uncompromising standard of excellence. We are the best-equipped car repair and servicing centre m Singapore With the latest computerised equipment for car maintenance. Instruments
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      284 5 Announcing the arrival of THE SINGAPORE CHANGI AIRPORT COMMEMORATIVE COINS A $5 Sterling Silver Proof Coin and a 55 Cupro-Nickel Uncirculated Coin. These coins are legal tcnderand the proof coins are skilfully polished to a high-finish, as manifested m the flawless mirror-like surface. Produced by the Singapore Mint, these special
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      855 6 -mmm gf AW9OOOEG/EN and AW272OEG/EN C l^o-rin frtf^cn l-ni inrl.r\/ ie mild c Fuiiy Aut matic I I 1 ■"■■allß^l bTTbhII Ibbbl Wl lltbM «3 F automatic Three washing cyt es regular with two mses. 1 bibi m m bi v* mi mtmmt j mrmm- -^b^ mw economy with single
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      213 7 flly ARE YOU ■RV MAN ENOUGH? X There are mens' toiletries And there is Jules. t3 The dashing Dior line of spicy male Eau de toilette, Aftershave, Deodorant, Soap, Shaving cream and Moisturizer. Jules. First of all, it's instantly appealing. And most of all it's Christian Dior. Try it. There
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      314 8 EC mJ wiffjff bVa^ 'kM Bj| B^^^bV w *A^ Bh 3HIimI I Jp AM BT JBUB' -K^s—^r* I Bl InBT' < aY] Br^^^^^S V ''"^fc BVI I Uihl«Bi Sole Ag«nt JARDINE PARRISH BB 287/297. 3rd Floor, Selegie Complex, Selegie Road. [*Epfl Singapore 07 1 8. Tel: 337 1 26 1
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      85 9 Whalisalsl BIRKENSTOCK? Made m W Germany lightweight flexible cork footbed forms to your foot Let your feet make a place for themselves. Twt ft x rtbed widths. J^ Adjustable tops jp J@moT w. to fit your foot A^m <iflf properly, jfe mm -^fl Sole Agent: S.G. Parrett Son (Pte) Ltd.
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      241 10 Only the finest bathrooms deserve Caroma -ail' i^s- *^Jn Ja°* I 0 -iiy The CAROMA Prisma Collection is a II range of beautiful fittings for the I bathroom. Each piece has an exclusive translucence that softly shimmers with i I U reflected light. I M\ To complement these exquisite H^^~*"
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      82 10 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 1 3 amps. Suitable for HDB. Easy to clean. Hot plate-rings lift upwards for easy cleaning of spillage bowls beneath. Takes up only
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      882 11 Get your set of Pocket Scrabble (worth $13.20), FREE "*^V *^^*I! ■•m^^^ when you buy your copy of The Whole World Stamp Catalogue. JJ^P^^^r *m The Whole World Stamp Catalogue $32.15 W^P3^ J" W^ A unique encyclopedia for stamp enthusiasts particularly useful Vj^^^^J& B^^"^ to beginners. This is the first
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      933 12 /j&\ We are a large Computer Service Bureau which operates IBM and NCR main-frames. Due to our expansion we are looking for high calibre persons to take up the appointment of TRAINEE COMPUTER OPERATORS Reqilremeato GCE 'A' Level or equivalent. Be prepared to work shirts. Possess an aptitude and interest
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      332 12 a leading aviation company In South East Asia invites Singaporeans who are ex-national servicemen or who are exempted from national service to fill the position of: AIRCRAFT APPRENTICES Applicants must have a keen interest m aviation and should possess at least 3 GCE. O' level passes m English, Mathematics, Physics
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      330 12 r We are a company representing machine tools 1 manufacturers and currently expanding our marketing activities m this region and seek suitably qualified person for the position of SALES ENGINEER Candidates must possess a strong engineering background preferably with workshop experience and familiar with machine tools. The ideal candidate will
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      245 12 QBE INSURANCE LIMITED requires FIRE CLERK Who will report to and assist the Non-Marine Executive m Fire underwriting The successful applicant will have at least 3 passes m GCE 'O' level and who has also made satisfactory progress towards achieving A.A.I I or A C.1.1. Apply m confidence to: The
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      209 12 NTUC TRAVEL SERVICES PTE. LTD. Invite* Appfcitnm for Appointment v:1. MANAGER (TOUR DEPARTMENT) a. Good knowkdje and eipcricncc m Tour Operation b. AMHy to plan, market, manafe and sqpervnt tow prorammet independentiy c. Able to communicate effectively with overseas contacts 2. SENIOR TICKETING OFFICER a. At least 3 years' eipenei.ee
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        How to raise standard of local Chinese writing
        898 1 SINGAPORE Chinese writers must take a critical view of themselves if the standard of local literary writing is to be raised. This message came to light during a one-day literary seminar organised by the Singapore Literature Society last Saturday. In the morning's
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        Drama troupes urged to help schools
        284 1  -  TAN JONG SEE By ESTABLISHED Chinese drama troupes m Singapore must try to help school drama societies improve the quality of their plays. Students have shown great enthusiasm m drama performance but the lack of proper guidance has reduced their effort to no more
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        Imaginative Chinese
        870 2 if 11 UL *t Lesson 9 Hull de zange A CROW found a piece of meat after much great difficulty. She held It In her beak with great Joy. •Just then, a fox, which was also looking for food, came by. He saw the crow had a piece
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        Silk flowers
        160 2 Vf.4JV Aaa (silk flower) has had a long history In China. It Is a popular folk craft and Is used for decorative purposes. Jaan has Is designed to look like natural flowers. The material used can be silk, satin or organdy. A touch of the manmade flowers here
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        220 2 Most Modern Cold Store at Most Competitive Prices BBBBBBBBnaW^ f p *****BBBBBBBBBr V^H^ MB-* We keep it co/d jt^m\^M So you can se// it fresh t I t W IL^ sfv nw^^^^^B^Ht 4» LIHVnnHHHHHHHHH^Aa^ n^l^B^^^aV- i COLD HARD FACTS FACILITIES STORAGE RATES Th« cold storage ptxwldes modern and efficient freezer
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        171 2 «PV^nnv^ nnn^Mi^Bs9 \l Wi- EAR -Ri'fMGS Kl^ffgßlffnnSiii HK- i^^^Bß^^^^m f dB L. 5r3 n^PuBSH'V^OBM'VupI^MPV'^B 1 -^^nusCia^laHnßßr^^ "~v ■L*^m 1 r > j^3alL^Lßßw^ff*Tr v^nßßfcw a\ ui&* I *oir W AvaiJabte from all leading Dept-Stxes. 1b SAQUARIES CO PTE LTD JgJ 208, Colombo Court, Singapore 0617. Tel: *****65 Great Festive Offer from
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        359 3 2nd WEEK PATH AY- (*****00) 11.00« m \*l\ I IIH I 130, 4.00, 6.30 ft 9.15pm (Cash Bookings Only!) i&*\ today s army needs men of courage honesty integrity ambttion I y t |V Instead they got John Wingei I w *bbbbb! Bk X. *»r > bb*^*«'^^bl Jl i STnlptS
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        388 3 A Reversible Very irresistible too! PILOT! you YOU rila-V/IJ SEE IT pi TONt// birdie switch j I It's 2 pens built into one ballpoint 81 mechanical pencil BUYNOW... r V STRIKE GOLD! Buy the Pilot Birdie Switch now -^^^^^y^i^^ Paste the sticker as shown on the space *^^^t^^^ .^r^ provided,
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        431 3 ia»BßjaS > 1 SCHOOL HOLIDAYS TREAT! i Gotdon CtofiMfiti Palace Zenith Ang Mo Kio- Q'town NOW SHOWING 1 GOLDEN: SHOWS at 11.00, 1 30. 3 30. 5 30. 7 30. 9.30 Tha REST: 4 SHOWSI C'P'o: l.3o, 3.30. 7.15, (.30 Z: 1 JO, 3.30, 7.1S and 9 15pm AMK: 115,
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        116 3 SEASON ENDING SOON! LIDO: OOH'T DELAY. SEE IT TODAY! (*****14) 5 SHOWS at 11am. 1.30, 4 00.6 45. 91b Circl* $4, Stall* $3 CASH booking* No Free List m m vy3v*SßE3uwaU*S3C3 m **-*>^^. \llii.l^l«Bt!»l I Tn!TwlvrWr^lhr| R(KiKR MOORKan BJ I .FOR YOUR EYES ONLY I REX: OPENS TODAY! (*****42) 11am,
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        713 3 'OWCII W I S AT 1 0 H ■rt:)^;»»» t t,i. Ir<l gai TOOAY ONLY I lorn, I 45. 400 6*5 91 5 "WanrJ.nrou. wttti D«.!h Mondorm m Scop. Cotof W BJ OPtNS TOMORROW "B«AVE ARCHER Part 1 m MgrKl.irifi m Scop. C-itor m M 4'iU t IMT NOWSHOWMG '1W1915
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        649 4  -  HARON A. RAHMAN By HAVE you been to an art exhibition recently? If you are not an art lover, your answer is probably m the negative. But, suppose you are not an art lover but you happened to have gone to the National Museum m
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        401 4 ADAKAH anda mengunjungi sebarang pameran lukisan atau pa me ran keseniar. baru-bam mi? Jika anda bukan seorang pencinta seni besar kemungkinan bahawa anda akan meniawab tidak. Tetapi, katakanlah anda pergi ke Muzium Negara pada sebelah petang hari Sabtu, 28 November, dan mengikuti arus manusia yang pergi ke Balai
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        197 4 KdhS PUBLIC UTILITIES yJ2/ BoqRD SALE OF RECONDITIONED GAS APPLIANCES Remaining stock of RECONDITIONED GAS APPLIANCES AT DEPRECIATED PRICES are available for sale through the Gas Showroom, PUB Building, Somerset Road, Singapore 0923. Telephone enquiries; *****57. Unit Price COOKERB (3 burnert) $160 or $190 COOKERS (4 burner.) $220 or $250
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        265 4 NOTICE This is to inform the public that Mr. Billy Tan Gim Hoe, our Director 'of Operations, will be leaving the services of the Corporation w.e.f. 1/2/82. however he will be on leave from 1/12/81, and as of this date is not authorised to represent the Corporation or transact any
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        124 4 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1965 AND IN THE MATTER OF HARGIU JENBACH DIESELS SON. BERHAD (In Members' Voluntary liquidation) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Section 272 of the Companies Act, 1965. that a Final Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed Company will be held at
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        470 4 Notice for Enlistment of Refiners/ Traders/ Carriers of petroleum. Applications m sealed envelope superscribing "application for enlistment of refmers/troders/carners of petroleum" are hereby invited by the Director (Planning) for enlistment for the year 1982. 2. Oil Majors of which the Corporation has a list will be automatically enlisted and therefore
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        290 4 DEPARTMENT Vl^ CIVIL AVIATION TENDER NOTICE SELETAR AIRPORT DUTY-FREE PERFUME CONCESSION Tenders are invited from established and reputable companies with not less than three years proven experience m the operations of airport duty-free and perfume products or related businesses either locally or abroad to operate a duty-free liquor and cigarettes/tobacco
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        221 4 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER IS, lf» EDITION) NOTICE OP INTENDED DIVIDEND IN BANKRUPTCY NOS 264/61 V Qovlnda Mudallar of Blk 19, 1222-D Upper Boon Keng Road, Singapore 1232. 326/06 Chew Eng Hock t/a Progress Investment Company of 318-K Blk 28, Lorong 6 Toa Payoh, Singapore 1231. 228 70 Llm Peng
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        275 4 THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 KING HAZELL CO (PTE) LTD (Id Liquidation) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of the abovenamed Company which Is being voluntarily wound up are required on or before the sth day of January 1982 to send In their names and addresses with particulars of
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