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Title Section15 1982-01-01 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/8215 words
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Article, Illustration3220 1982-01-01 1 Ten years to achieve this —PM 4 WORKERS we want to retain beyond 1990 should be those who will raise oar level of productivity. We shall give such workers permanent residence with a view to citizenship. Then we shall have a more homogeneous workforce, working together3,220 words
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Article47 1982-01-01 1 SINGAPORE'S estimated performance for 1981 is: GDP ap by 1.7 per cent, productivity up by 5.8 per cent, nominal unemployment rate 3.9 per cent, bat real unemployment rate was -t.C per cent, le, there were more Jabs chasing workers than workers chasing Jobs.47 words
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Article40 1982-01-01 1 IF there are no worldwide apsets, I am confident 1982 can be another prosperous year. We are aiming for 8-19 per coat real growth, with 6-7 per cent increase In productivity, and a 4-4 per cent inflation rate.40 words
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Article52 1982-01-01 1 SINGAPOREANS have heeded the call far higher productivity and better work attitudes. Productivity was ap la maafacturing, financial and business services, and transport and communications. But In construction and commerce, it was dismal. This year's NWC recommendations should reflect the creditable increased productivity rate of 6.5 per cent52 words
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Article42 1982-01-01 1 TO modernise the construction Industry, we mast encourage toe growth of a core group of large contractors in Singapore who mast employ high level professionals: Architects, engineers and accountants, to absorb the advanced mechanised methods of construction (ram developed countries.42 words
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Article52 1982-01-01 1 MANAGEMENT of shopping centres most Improve in efficiency. Shops should be like the big departmental stores in Japan or in America; customers pick up what they want and go to the counter to pay for the items they have collected. To increase productivity, everybody must be efficiently and52 words
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Article52 1982-01-01 1 WORK permit holders from non-traditional countries have been allowed in as a temporary measure. This recruitment will stop in 1982. From January 1983, as their work permits expire, they will begin to leave. Thus, ail nontraditional workers will leave by Dec 31, 1984, except for construction and shipyards,52 words
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Article43 1982-01-01 1 BY 1991, our target is not to require work permit holders from non-traditional or traditional countries. And construction and shipyards will be no exceptions. Workers we want to retain beyond 1999 should be those who will raise our level of productivity.43 words
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Article65 1982-01-01 1 MANILA, Thurs. President Ferdinand Marcos today indicated that elections in 45,000 local political districts will be held as soon as his ruling New Society Movement works out the arrangements, probably early in 1962 Government reports said Mr Marcos dismissed speculation that elections in the local districts, knownUPI - 65 words
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Article, Illustration142 1982-01-01 1 IT'S A rare sight in Singapore some 4,000 sheep holding up traffic. These sheep, imported from Australia, were on their way to the Animal Quarantine Station in Jalan Buroh, Jurong, immediately on arrival at the Jurong Wharf on Wednesday. They were confined in the station142 words
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381 1982-01-01 1 BEIJING, Thursday THE Chinese Communist Party said today that the United States was forcing a showdown with China on the Taiwan dispute. "Information from i Washington has made clear that the US Government not only plans to continue arms sales to Taiwan butUPI - 381 words
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238 1982-01-01 1 POSB cuts interest rate by 1 per cent THE Past Office Savings Bank (POSB), which has mere than two million depositors, will reduce Its savings Interest rate from Uday. Far deposits ap U %m,m, the rate wfil be 8.5 per cent down 1 per cent. Bat for deposits aver $Mjm.238 words
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Article52 1982-01-01 1 HONGKONG, Thurs. Five short strands of hair, each one centimetre long and engraved with the words of the Chinese song "Man Chiang Hung", are on show in a Hongkong department store. Powerful microscopes have been set up to allow the public to read the 9352 words
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116 1982-01-01 1 PANAMA CITY, Thurs. A man believed to have been married at least 83 times has been arrested after a confrontration with two people who said he cheated them, authorities said yesterday. Giovanni Vieliotto, 52, was being held without bond on a charge of federal116 words
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531 1982-01-01 1 Military rulers call off polls in Poland VIENNA, Thursday POLISH military rulers have cancelled nationwide elections scheduled for February, amid reports that the Solidarity free trade union has been smashed. Warsaw Radio, moni-T tored here, said last night the military council the 21 generals and admirals running Poland since martialAgencies - 531 words
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Article30 1982-01-01 1 WE wish all oar readers a Happy New Year. There will be no publiCAtJon of New Nation today. Two Moneywords coupons will be printed In tomorrow's edition.30 words
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Article152 1982-01-01 1 Ghana army takes over power ABIDJAN (Ivory Coast), Thurs. The army has assumed power in Ghana, Accra Radio reported. The radio, monitored here, was broadcasting a speech by an unidentified military leader who said the army was taking over from Ghana President Hilla Limann, elected in August 1979. There wasReuter; AP - 152 words
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Article65 1982-01-01 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Than. Malayiiaa Prime Mlalator Datak Serf Dr Makatair Mohamad, in his Ont New Year meamre ataee takinn office, today called oa Malayslaaa to leaaea their depeadeaee oa foreigners la trade and higher tecaaolegy. Dr Mahathir mid Malaysians despite having achieved tadepeadeaee from the British, still hadReuter - 65 words
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Advertisement117 1982-01-01 1 Jewellers of Distinction aWHaw A V BL Precious Gems Pjt Wr Imported Directly H*-v From Sri Lanka Wholesale Retail *fj_ C.mTdE SILVA PTE. LTD. Jewellers and Gem Merchants G34. Specialists' Centre. Ground Fir, Orchard Road. Singapore 0923 Tel *****37******07 G6. DBS Building, Ground Fir, Shenton Way. Singapore 0106. Tel 2^*****117 words
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Advertisement67 1982-01-01 1 48 pages today ANALYSTS ON HOW STOCK MARKET WILL FARE IN 1982 Times Business NTUC dears co-op society Page 9 Fridge maker cuts down on number of workers Page 15 SUMMARY WORLD NEWS S, 4, C CAUSEWAY 11 COMICS IS EDITORIAL 1< LETTERS 17 BACKGROUND 18 CLASSIKIKDS 28-32 SPORTS J3-S567 words
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Advertisement122 1982-01-01 1 king's warn SAFETY f SHOES Oil- D /^Resistant *-»<**** Model 705 arirfo KING'S SHOE MFG PTE LTD jmfillSL 122, Blk. 36. Dakota Crescent, y^j^jP Singapore 14. kmgsonemih Tel: *****00 A *****27. Discovery Tours for the Independent Traveller BANGKOK/HONG KONG *1/|/7? 8 Days 7 Nights From J HONG KONG/TAIPEI ttiQOj; 8122 words
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Article196 1982-01-01 2 Art of growing bonsai BONSAI is one of the highest forms of living art and all it requires is to "pinch the roots and prune the roots". Perfected in China in the 10th Century, the Japanese only started taking it seriously in the 13th Century. Any tree can196 words
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Article132 1982-01-01 2 Opera's kungf u star DECEMBER 1981 was when China's Guangdong Cantonese Opera Troupe's youngest artiste made her first overseas trip to Singapore to perform. Miss Chen Liqin, 17, performed some of the best operatic kungu scenes ever seen here. Miss Chen was hand-picked at the age132 words
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Article387 1982-01-01 2 Robbery ruse THERE were more robberies last year and a common tactic is to impersonate police, Central Narcotics Bureau or other government officers. Though figures are not available, the police say the number of robberies in lifts, streets and premises has gone up in the first 11 months of387 words
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Article215 1982-01-01 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan's actions against Moscow over Poland will not deter the Russians from Invading, if they see a real danger of Gen Wojclech Jaruzelski losing control. Bat they may make the Russians think more carefully before acting. And they may encourage the Russians to215 words
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Article182 1982-01-01 2 Classic racing change THE new racing season will most probably see some of the classics changed from mere handicaps to weight-for-age races or at least restricted handicaps with a set topweight. Two clubs have already opted for change. The Sultan of Selangor Gold Cup and the Perak Derby are182 words
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Article344 1982-01-01 2 TEXTILE FIRMS ACHIEVE GREATER AUTOMATION MOST textile and garment factories, including all the larger firms, have achieved a greater degree of automation following the tight labour situation and higher wages. They have also changed as a result of the Trade De jartment changing its export quota allocation system344 words
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Article66 1982-01-01 2 MAKING UP FOR LOST TIME STUDENTS in China are working hard to make up for the lost years of the Cultural Revolution. In a Teacher's College in Wuhan, Hubei Province, BRUCE MICKLEBURGH, a Canadian teacher jf English, tells what it is like on campus. He describes the diligent efforts66 words
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Article438 1982-01-01 2 World strife to worsen OLD conflicts will continue to threaten world peace in the new year. In fact, there are widespread fears of an escalation of superpower rivalry, namely in Poland. In the MIDDLE EAST, the deadlocked Iran-Iraq war, the Lebanon crisis, Israel's toughened foreign policy and438 words
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Article200 1982-01-01 2 Signs of early election AN early general election appears certain in April, or in August at the latest. This follows the gazetting of the new Malaysian Conduct of Elections Regulations and the announcement that the electoral roll of eligible voters will be gazetted by mid-March at least200 words
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Advertisement101 1982-01-01 2 I mm M m R l^ r fT>C\ B\KK\K\UHJ>SMITH From Wall Street to the Gloria Vanderbilt is now one quiet of an English country of the world's most famous churchyard, SINS OF THE fashion designers. But when FATHERS traces the fortunes she was just ten years old, she of the101 words
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Article, Illustration1265 1982-01-01 3 ONG MING SEING - OUT LOO K 1982 ONG MING SEING, I By Associate Foreign Editor 1 THE arrival of the New Year today is welcomed by rejoicing throughout the world. But there are widespread Sears of what 1982 has in store for mankind. The following article examines the trouble spots where escalation ofUPI - 1,265 words
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151 1982-01-01 3 BONN, Thurs. The West German Government yesterday remained committed to take part in the natural-gas pipeline project from the Soviet Union to Western Europe despite Tuesday's announcement by the United States of economic sanctions against the project. The spokesman for the Bonn Government,NYT - 151 words
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Article, Illustration639 1982-01-01 3 LONDON, Thurs. AMERICA'S allies in Western Europe reacted coolly yesterday to President Ronald Reagan's decision to impose trade sanctions against the Soviet Union for its role in Poland. Diplomats in I ondon argued that economic sanctions s'.inply don't work Afghanistan, Iran,Reuter; AP - 639 words
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Advertisement238 1982-01-01 3 "Always faithful, the Chow-Chow, one of the oldest a j iV i Chinese breeds dating as far back as the bharp and Watchful, Han Dynasty circa 200 BC. The lion-like Loving friend of man; Chow-Chow is a proud and dignified Dependable, true and grateful, ammal and Guardian of his HH^238 words
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Article, Illustration49 1982-01-01 4 FLAMES gushing 21 metres high in Britain's tint major inland oil rig blow-out turned the surrounding area In Hatfield Moor bright as day on Wednesday night. Examining the scene Is 55-year-old "Boots" Hanson (in white asbestos shirt), from Houston, Texas, and a colleague. AP picture.AP - 49 words
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Article76 1982-01-01 4 CHINESE traditional medicine, based on hundreds of years of experience using herbs to treat illness, now has a spaceage helper a computer that "listens" and offers time-honored prescriptions. The English-language newspaper China Daily said in Beijing yesterday that in X actual clinical cases and more thanAP - 76 words
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Article88 1982-01-01 4 MASBA, believed to be the world's oldest gorilla, cele-' orated his 51st birthday in captivity on Wednesday, munching quietly on apples, bananas and grapes and showing his age. In the Philadelphia Zoo, where he has lived behind glass in a steel-and-concrete cell since 1935, Massa rested onAP - 88 words
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Article67 1982-01-01 4 Top cops are not top shots THREE top-ranking Manila police officers, a colonel, a major and a captain, have been recommended for temporary relief after shooting tests showed that they could not hit the side of a barn. Records showed that one got zero, another seven points and the thirdAFP - 67 words
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372 1982-01-01 4 14 financiers held j in Turkey's savings collapse I ANKARA, Thurs TURKISH police have arrested 14 financiers and are seeking others in a collapse of lending and investment offices that has touched off a panic among savers. More than 30 investment bureau owners are reported by newspapers to have fledAP - 372 words
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Article200 1982-01-01 4 BERN, Thursday SWISS soldiers are slowly being stripped of their chauvinistic traditions and the latest blow to the macho man is a guide to good manners. The Defence Ministry's Little Guide to Etiquette follows months of carping by womens' rights groups about the enlisted men'sUPI - 200 words
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Article70 1982-01-01 4 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The US government yesterday condemned the reported execution in Iran of eight of the nine members of the Bahai National Spiritual Council. "The executions are part of a pattern of measures taken by the (Iranian) regime designed to suppress the Bahai religion," Slate Department spokesmanAFP - 70 words
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467 1982-01-01 4 LONDON, Thursday THE West's once-booming oil refining industry is in deep trouble as a result of falling sales and change in the pattern of supply and demand. Oil companies predict refinery shutdowns and job losses, particularly in Western Europe. Demand for oilReuter - 467 words
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Article, Illustration319 1982-01-01 4 Cooperate or lose votes, Foot warns Labour- LONDON, Thurs. British opposition leader Michael Foot today appealed to his divided Labour Party to end factional infighting so as not to lose votes to the Social Democrats. In a New Year message to the party, which has seen 26 of its membersReuter - 319 words
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Article100 1982-01-01 4 Red Brigade suspects held ROME, Thurs. Four suspected Red Brigade guerillas, carrying documents that could be connected with the kidnapping of a US brigadiergeneral, have been captured at a roadblock in northern Italy, police sources said early today. The sources described the documents found in the car of the fourReuter - 100 words
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Advertisement533 1982-01-01 4 \o?>^C\n unusual holiday specialthat promises you the Stars at only $1750/--fw /"ear George Melly, undoubtedly Britain s lead«/~L ing jazz entertainer. Or see the Cambridge Theatre Company in G.B. Shaw s Candida If you prefer, listen to the Cleveland Orchestra, one of America's "Big Six", under the baton of the533 words
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Advertisement25 1982-01-01 4 We are closed today Head Office People's Park Branc h Katong Branch Toa Payoh Branch Boon Lay Branch Paul Jewellery FPOH HENG Jewellery Pte Lt<££25 words
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320 1982-01-01 6 HONGKONG, Thursday A TOP Chinese official said Taiwan and China have already established contact but called for patience in resolving the issue of reunification, a leftist newspaper reported today. Vice-Cnairman Liao Chengzhi on Monday told the Beijing correspondent of the leftist Ta KungUPI - 320 words
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Article189 1982-01-01 6 TOKYO, Thurs. FOUR Japanese firms and Philips of Holland have reached a "broad agreement" on production of universally adaptable video tape recorder systems using a new, matchbox-sized tape, Sony officials said today. The Sony-developed system will probably not be marketed until 1965, the official said. The componentsUPI - 189 words
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178 1982-01-01 6 KEEP COST OF MARRIAGE DOWN SAUDIS —URGED I JEDDAH, Thurs. A Saudi religious leader yesterday urged Muslims to keep the cost of weddings down so that young men would not be discouraged from marrying. The president of the Department of Scholarly Research and Religious Ruling. Sheikh Abdul Aziz Ibn Baz,UPI - 178 words
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Article, Illustration96 1982-01-01 6 HANGING ON AND WINNING IN STYLE THIS horse turns up a doable winner for It not only won the rare with Its jockey hanging gingerly on this picture also won the 1981 Eclipse Award for outstanding photography. Roscoe Zee, who won the race on Tuesday at River Downs, Cincinnati, slippedUPI - 96 words
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Article81 1982-01-01 6 INDIA'S SUPREME COURT yesterday upheld the right of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's government to transfer state High Court judges. In a seven to three majority verdict the Supreme Court in New Delhi also ruled that the government was not bound to consult the Chief Justice before movingReuter - 81 words
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Article66 1982-01-01 6 LIBYA ANNOUNCED yesterday that it was resuming diplomatic relations with Saudi Arabia after a break of more than a year caused by a dispute connected with the Gulf war between Iran and Iraq. The official Libyan news agency Jana quoted a statement by the External Relations Bureau inReuter - 66 words
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Article77 1982-01-01 6 THE INDONESIAN National Institute for Aeronautics and Outspace (Lapan) will launch five rockets this month as part of a planned rocket test programme, it was announced in Jakarta on Wednesday. They will carry a home-made system of instruments which should send data on altitude, the rocket trajectoryAFP - 77 words
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Article50 1982-01-01 6 THE PALESTINIAN news agency, Wafa, said in Damascus that Palestinian commandos blew up an Israeli police vehicle in East Jerusalem yesterday. Wafa also disclosed that an explosive device was planted in a Jerusalem building used by the Israeli intelligence services but it was diffused before it could explode.50 words
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Article71 1982-01-01 6 LIBYA'S RECENT military withdrawal from war-torn Chad has left the government virtually defenceless against rebel forces, Chadian Vice-President Wadal Abdelkader Kamougue admitted in Naiamena yesterday as Libya reported new advances by rebel leader Hissene Habre's troops. Tripoli Radio said Mr Habre's forces had surrounded the Organisation of AfricanAFP - 71 words
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Article66 1982-01-01 6 RADIO KABUL said on Wednesday that guerilla groups in four of Afghanistan s provinces had been smashed by Soviet-led security forces. The radio broadcast, monitored in Islamabad, said that leaders of the anti-revolu-tionary rings have been either killed or captured. The broadcast failed to say when theUPI - 66 words
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323 1982-01-01 6 Thais: Sinking of Cambodian boat was in self-defence BANGKOK, Thur«. THAILAND today said it acted "in self-de-fence" in an incident of the Gulf of Thailand on Monday in which six armed Cambodian sailors were killed in a clash with Thai naval patrolmen. Thai National Security Council chief Prasong Soonsiri saidReuter; AFP - 323 words
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90 1982-01-01 6 BANGKOK, Than. Admitting poor management and claiming Chinese and US sabotage, Vietnam has projected only 4 per cent economic growth In 1982, the official Vietnam News Agency said today. The agency said the National Assembly approved a I*B2 state plan whichUPI - 90 words
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Advertisement50 1982-01-01 6 SIN HUA EMPORIUM OPENS AT 11.30 AM TODAY! We would like to draw your attention to our stocktaking that is being conducted at Sin Hua Emporium this morning For this reason, we shall only open (or business at 1 1.30 am We regret the inconvenience caused s EMPORIUM HOLONGS GROUP50 words
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773 1982-01-01 7 LAI YEW KONG - LAI YEW KONG, POLICE GIVE 5 WAYS TO AVOID BEING A VICTIM By Ji^^^EntM Crime Correspondent A NUMBER of robberies committed last year involved impersonation of police, Central Narcotics Bureau or other government officers by robbers, police said yesterday. Although figures773 words
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Article129 1982-01-01 7 Conman cheats woman of $I.ooo— A CONFIDENCE trickster cheated a woman on Tuesday of $1,000 by lying to her that her son was in trouble. He telephoned madam S.M. Chan, 66, saying that her son was causing trouble in a gambling den and demanded $1,000 for his release. He said129 words
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97 1982-01-01 7 Snatch thief makes off with $11,000 SNATCH thieves struck again on Wednesday the third time in three days and got away with $11,302 from an accountant's assistant who had withdrawn the money from a bank in Shenton Way. Police said Miss T.H. Lee, 23, was waiting at a taxi-stand outside97 words
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Article61 1982-01-01 7 JALANI bin Mohammed Ali. 46, was charged in a magistrate's court on Wednesday with cheating Miss Maimunah binte Hassan of $1,000 when he promised her that he could get her a Class Three driving instructor if she paid him the sum in advance. Bail of $2,00 was61 words
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Article47 1982-01-01 7 THE Tanjong Pagar Zone B Residents Committee will hold a children's New Year party today at the car park between Blocks B and G of Everton Park from 3 to 6.30 p.m. The MP for Tiong Bahm. Mr Ch'ng Jit Koon. will be present.47 words
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312 1982-01-01 7 IT IS nice for a teacher who has been hospitalised to receive a bouquet of flowers, paid for under a school welfare scheme. But the gesture will not mean much if the teacher landed up in hospital because of his principal's harassment!312 words
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Article59 1982-01-01 7 BUSINESSMAN Tan Yew Tian, 34, was acquitted by a magistrate yesterday of a summons of selling 324 shirts bearing the counterfeit Lanvin trademark. He was alleged to have sold the shirts to Mr Foo Jong Pong at Victoria Street on Oct 9, 1978. Another three similar summonses against59 words
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Article30 1982-01-01 7 Joo Chiat courses THE Joo Chiat community centre will hold courses on tailoring, flower arrangement, Chinese restaurant cooking, vegetarian cooking and Japanese this month. For details, telephone *****26 or *****57.30 words
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Article115 1982-01-01 7 IT IS back to normal operations for the two 120--megawatts generators, which brought about the power failure in several areas on Wednesday night. A statement from the Public Utilities Board yesterday said the generators in Senoko Power Station tripped when a circuitbreaker on a standby115 words
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79 1982-01-01 7 AN UNIDENTIFIED Indian man, believed to be in his 60s, was seriously hurt when he was knocked down by a lorry in Lornie Road yesterday. On the same day, a motorcyclist, Lim Seng Woo, 18, suffered head in- juries when he was involved in79 words
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Article, Illustration236 1982-01-01 7 AT THE historical m«ineat U*t tight wteea U.M pan. became mMalxV Unte bella raac l*ad mmi clear Mrw thr PmdMg ud EapUaade. The Hve hnaae heOa high In the clock tower at the VlcUrU Mr mortal Hall chimed merrily for half a mlnoUto herald la the236 words
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Advertisement414 1982-01-01 8 S^^A-^rf^i^^ "Afoy a thousand wishes come true" II Lunar New \fear..J| II I Making it a season (rf prosperity t*^§ s^/J ore t^ ian motorists in Singapore <§^v fffV II ce^ e^ rate<^ an unforgettable Christmas with Nissan and fabulous gifts! <^!J^ X Now, due to the overwhelming demand and414 words
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Article, Illustration284 1982-01-01 9 N. G. KUTTY - N. G. KUTTY By Shipping Reporter MALAYSIA would like to see greater participation in the oil business by Asean companies, the Malaysian Prime Minister, Datak Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad, said here yesterday. Dr Mahathir, who began a three-day private visit to Singapore284 words
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130 1982-01-01 9 Christian lawyers to revive service THE Lawyers' Christian Fellowship will re-intro-duce its traditional dedication service, discontinued a few years ago, when its members and their colleagues meet at St Andrew's Cathedral at 8.30 a.m. tomorrow to commemorate the opening of the new legal year. The Anglican Bishop of Singapore, Rev.130 words
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Article60 1982-01-01 9 THREE crocodile thieves who stole $30,000 worth of the baby reptiles were each Jailed (or 18 months yesterday. The trio Chan Boon Chye, 21; Lim Yew Kians, 17. and Ne Kay Shee,l6, all odd-iob labourers stole 143 batty crocodiles from six (arms in the Punggol and Lim Chu60 words
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Article56 1982-01-01 9 A CONTRACTOR who stole a telephoto lens from a hotel guest while repairing some window panes was jailed (or a day and fined $500 yesterday. Veo Kian Huat, 29, admitted stealing the lens worth $165 from Miss Brigitte Montel, 23, a Swiss, at her room in56 words
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Article46 1982-01-01 9 AN UNEMPLOYED woman, Mak Fong Lin, 25. was jailed (or a day and fined $100 by a magistrate yesterday (or stealing a pair of shoes worth $38 40 at OG Department Store in Upper Cross Street on Wednesday. She pleaded guilty.46 words
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159 1982-01-01 9 THE public can hear more from the police in the New Year, following the success of Radio Patrol. This is a brief public service report that includes advice and information on crime prevention, broadcast daily by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation. At tne moment, the159 words
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Article52 1982-01-01 9 POLICE yesterday advised the public to watcb out for counterfelt travellers cheques In SM-German-mark denominations. These cheque* are purportedly Issued by the Dresdnrr Bank In Frankfurt, West Germany. Those who come across such cheques and are In doubt about their authenticity I should contact the ClD's Commercial52 words
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Article499 1982-01-01 9 PAUL JACOB - Co-op society cleared by NTUC PAUL JACOB By $75,496 classified under "sundry creditors" and could not determine if loans amounting to $44,644 could be recovered. Referring to the 1979 accounts, the auditors again highlighted differences between the subsidiary records and control accounts. These related to loans amounting to $2.7 million499 words
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Article117 1982-01-01 9 Seminar on Chinese newspapers THE Minister for Labour and Communications, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, will open a seminar on Chinese newspapers at Hotel Equatorial at 9 a.m. today. it is organised by the Singapore National Union of Journalist. The MP for Leng Kee, Dr Ow Chin Hock is expected to117 words
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Article257 1982-01-01 9 BTS buys a computer to save time A COMPUTER has been bought by the Blood Transfusion Service (BTS) to cut down the time taken to process blood donations each day. The $400,000 system, called the Groupamatic blood grouping analysing machine, will be installed at the BTS quarters in the Singapore257 words
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Article49 1982-01-01 9 MOHAMMED Zahri. 31, was charged in a magistrate's court on Wednesday with stealing Jl, 400 from Mr Zrenjanin Becarevic, a tourist, on Tuesday at the Merlin Hotel lobby. Mohammed, who is remanded at Central police station lockup, will have his case mentioned again on Jan 6.49 words
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Article, Illustration104 1982-01-01 11 MAS PLANE THAT LANDED ON ITS BELLY LYING ON its belly to the MAS Fokker Friendship which crashedlanded yesterday at Bayan Lepas Airports ranway In Penan* shortly after take-off. None of the SI passengers and crew was seriously hurt In the crash which oeoored soon after one of the plane'sNST - 104 words
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312 1982-01-01 11 Electoral roll will be gazetted in March KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE new Malaysian Conduct of Elections Regulations has been gazetted while the new electoral roll will be gazetted by mid-March, fuelling speculations that an early general election will be held. The new rulesNST - 312 words
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Article162 1982-01-01 11 KUALA LUMPUR, i Thurs. Pandemonium broke out at the Brickfields police .station here yesterday when 51 drug addicts tried to break oat of their detention hall. They were detained In a city-wide operation earlier this week, and were being held in a briefing room, with162 words
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189 1982-01-01 11 KUALA TRENGGANU, Thursday A LARGE number of development projects in Trenggana have not been carried out because of shortages in building material and labour, Mentn Besar Datuk Haii Wan Mokhtar Ahmad told the state assembly here yesterday. Winding up the threeday Budget debate, heNST - 189 words
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Article168 1982-01-01 11 Switching back and forth in time PKTALIVi JAVA, Than. Whoa Malaysia greets IK2 with a new standard tlm tooight- right hours ahead lofOMT -It will be the foarth time switch It has made within a relatively short period. Before the Second World War, Peninsular Malaysia (then Malaya) was seven hoarsNST - 168 words
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Article48 1982-01-01 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Sources in the Prime Minister's Department have confirmed reports that a number of British firms have lost tenders worth millions of dollars that could have been theirs as a result of the new Malaysian policy of avoiding British rs and services when possi--NST.48 words
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Article60 1982-01-01 11 KUCHDMG, Thurs. A senior Malaysian police officer yesterday was given a six-year prison term for setting fire to his headquarters last year. The High Court found Assistant Police Commissioner Nafri Junaidi, 36, guilty of arson, ruling that he tried to destroy records which indicated heAP - 60 words
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Article59 1982-01-01 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The practice of using local dialects during lessons by several Bahasa Malaysia teachers has affected the performance of their students in Bahasa Malaysia examinations, Associate Prof Dr Nik Safiah Haji Nik Karim of University Malaya said. She urged teachers at a seminar here to stop59 words
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297 1982-01-01 11 Complaints on soldiers' pay slip-ups ARMED Forces personnel are complaining of irregularities in their salaries arising from the computerised system of payment. According to a letter published in a Malay-lan-guage daily, some Armed Forces staff aid not get their vuy for three months. The letter also said some officers received297 words
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299 1982-01-01 11 Hunger strike threat by co-op -exec K. LUMPUR, Thurs AN EXECUTIVE of a Malaysian cooperative insurance society has threatened to lead some staff members on a hunger strike unless the government launched a full-scale investigation into his society's investments. The society's assistant development manager, Mr V. Krishnan, in making theNST - 299 words
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Advertisement1208 1982-01-01 12 Tablet GDP, INFLATION AND PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH RATES, 1980 AND 1981 (Percent Chonge) 1980 1981 Countries 1 1 Real Infla- Produc- Reol Infla- ProducGDP tion tivity GDP tion tivity ASEAN Indonesio 1 9.6 9.6 8.0 8 0 Malaysia 1.2 8.0 6 7 4.5* 6.8 9.6 3.5* Philippines 1 5.4 17.5 4.51,208 words
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Advertisement157 1982-01-01 13 LeaHASMCKEFC^¥OUS£gr |^|--|T^ iVfl^ \X7 J^ i"^/\Tc -^ft~ Moie than one can expect of one brand X^ Bk B| "»WM|^3 CLUB: CASUAL SHIRTS i A 7 .^B f -^*^i J I •■si Hi^"7^l Bi Wit,* ri m. J^^ft *M W* ym^ I *~J I I fiN V *H^U ■l, r fl157 words
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Advertisement1072 1982-01-01 14 More Discounts and FREE Gifts! 4' W To help you say a booming 'hello' to the New Year, Pertama Audio and its group of stores offer a wide range of audio and video equipment. IM»!J*I;IJ»M;I>]=M At greatly reduced prices. And with more FREE gifts. Come and say 'hello' to us1,072 words
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173 1982-01-01 15 ALL newly registered taxla and light Roods vehicles (UiVs) must be equipped with front seat belts from today. Those registered before today must have seat belts fitted before their deadlines. LGVs with laden weights not exceeding 1.5 tonnes registered on or173 words
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427 1982-01-01 15 SOH TIANG KENG - SOH TIANG KENG By Times Business SINGAPORE'S largest manufacturer of refrigerators and aireonditioners has retrenched a majority of its production workers to streamline its operations. Pan-Electric Appliances (PEA), which recently merged with Acma Electrical Industries, yesterday retrenched 138 of its 170 production427 words
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138 1982-01-01 15 A WOMAN used ma axe to smash up colour television sets, a closed-clr-cait TV and mirrors In a halrdrestdng saloon •fter a misunderstanding over a married man, a magistrate's ceurt beard yesterday. Mr Koh Han Kwang, whose wife to the proprietress *f Canny Gent's138 words
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Miscellaneous192 1982-01-01 15 Bringing Up Father By Bill Ka vanagh Hal Camp i'kAtoo V hiohiSßhise i MokAe Mr mwm, /om ko-me i but mis wipe S\O< To -YOU HAVB AhJ ALP6ACV? J SMOW UP- GOCW A WAKT&P To IMSISTEO ME STAY GET UP, I AP^>^Tjv\£Mr PID /MeSHOAE WEAKUMG' I KE£P THE MOKAE SO192 words
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647 1982-01-01 17 Reader says court procedures should be revised AS new rules were needed in divorce proceedings, a new set of rule; called Matrimonial Proceedings 1981 were brought into operation on July 10 last year. However, the new set of rules has been647 words
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Letter, Illustration97 1982-01-01 17 I REFE'C to your report on my plight which appeai «i on Nov 20. I left for China on Dec 20 at 9 a.m. by flight SO 8 for treatment as well as a reunion with my family fuT'TXe '&T& bringing to light my plight97 words
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Letter85 1982-01-01 17 I AM a female Singapore citizen, married to a foreigner. My husband does not work in Singapore and therefore cannot apply for a work permit or a permanent residence so we are not entitled to rent a Housing Board flat. We cannot afford a private one. However,85 words
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214 1982-01-01 17 WE refer to the letter by "Safety Conscious" regarding warning signs and lights at road construction/repair sites (ST, Dec 5). We would like to inform your writer that road construction or repair sites adjacent to existing roads are usually cordoned off from the main214 words
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Letter108 1982-01-01 17 WE wish to thank "Safety Conscious" for his suggestion to cover up the drain along the centre divider of Dukit Timah Road stretching from Newton Post Office to the flyover. We do not consider slabbing over the whole stretch of the drain along the centre108 words
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Letter99 1982-01-01 17 WE refer to the letter by "Airport Staff" regarding the condition of Tampines Road (ST. Nov 13). The PWD is fully aware that the opening of Changi Airport has contributed to some increase in traffic along Tampines Road. However, as the traffic condition is still within the99 words
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Article, Illustration1440 1982-01-01 18 A Canadian teacher of English tells what it is like on campus Mastering new points BRUCE MICKLEBURGH is a Canadian teacher in the Wuhan Teachers' College in Wuhan (Hubei Province). He teaches English to students who will become teachers of1,440 words
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Advertisement368 1982-01-01 18 >^^^^/ (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held in the Negara Room, Kuala Lumpur Hilton. Jalan Sultan Ismail, Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia on Friday, 15th January, 1982 at 10.00 a.m. for the purpose of considering368 words
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Article68 1982-01-01 19 NATIONAL Iron and Steel Mills Ltd has formed a new wholly -owned subsidiary, Singacon Investments Pte Ltd, on Dec 16, with an authorised capital of $ld million and a paid-up capital of $2 million. The main objective of Singacon is to invest in industries and activities involving engineering68 words
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Article62 1982-01-01 19 VAN Der Horst Ltd has acquired the entire issued share capital of Hotam Reis-en Passage Bureau B V, a dormant company incorporated in the Netherlands. This company changed its name to V D H Europe B V on Dec 8 and will be used for Van Der62 words
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Article48 1982-01-01 19 PREMIUM Holdings Bhd has informed the SES that in view of the prevailing adverse property market condition, the vendors and themselves have mutually agreed to terminate their agreement dated August 7, 1981, in connection with the purchase of all the shares in Kawana Properties Sdn Bhd.48 words
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Article73 1982-01-01 19 TOKYO, Thurs. Private credit research firms said yesterday that bankcruptcies this year hit the third record high of 17,600 firms, with liabilities totalling 2,700 billion yen. The Tokyo Shoko Research Ltd and the Teikoku Data Bank said the worst year was 1977 when 18,471 firms went down withUPI - 73 words
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Article86 1982-01-01 19 JAKARTA, Thurs. Indonesia maintained economic stability while keeping the inflation rate down to 7.09 per cent during 1981, Information Minister Lt General Ali Murtopo said yesterday. He told reporters following a cabinet session presided over by President Suharto that the country was little affected by the recession thatAP - 86 words
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Article85 1982-01-01 19 HONGKONG, Thurs. Hongkong's real estate market is likely to remain slack in the first half of 1982, according to a survey conducted by Business Standard. Prices of real estate, with the exception of prime office accommodation, could further decline early next year, resident partner Christopher Palmer ofAFP - 85 words
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Article67 1982-01-01 19 ABIDJAN (Ivory Coast), Thurs. Construction of Africa's first Hilton Hotel has begun. The topclass hotel, situated in the centre of Ivory Coast's capital, will be 13 storeys high with 248 rooms, two restaurants, a swimming pool and an underground car park. Finance is being provided by the ParibasAFP - 67 words
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Article91 1982-01-01 19 HAVANA, Thurs. Cuba's economy is expected to grow much more slowly next year because of low world prices for sugar, its main export commodity. Cuba's National Planning Board president, Mr Humberto Perez, told the National Assembly that the country's economic growth rate is projected to fall toReuter - 91 words
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Article72 1982-01-01 19 WASHINGTON, Thurs. US Supreme Court Justice Warren Burger today denied a request by Mobil Oil Corporation for an emergency order to block US Steel from buying shares of the resource-rich Marathon Oil Company. The decision was the latest setback for the oil giant in its attempt toReuter - 72 words
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362 1982-01-01 19 LONDON, Thurs. Britain in 1981 has seen its quietest year of labour strife for 14 years, because of the worst recession in more than half a century accompanied by the first real terms drop in income for many years. But storm cloudsAFP - 362 words
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Article, Illustration895 1982-01-01 19 WONG MAI YUN - WONG MAI YUN LOOKING FORWARD TO TRAINING CENTRE By MOST textile and garment factories, including all the larger firms, have achieved a greater degree of automation following the tight labour situation and higher wages. They have also changed as a result of the Trade Department895 words
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Article124 1982-01-01 19 Chocolate Products offer CHOCOLATE Products (Malaysia), the manufacturer of Van Houten and Windmolen chocolates in Malaysia, is making an offer of 3.3 million of its shares at M 51.20 each, of which 1.57 million will be distributed to the general public. Another 1.43 million shares will be reserved for bumiputra124 words
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525 1982-01-01 19 LEE YEW MENG - LEE YEW MENG By WHILE 1981 will go down in the history of the Stock Exchange of Singapore as a year of unbridled ecstasy followed by feelings of despondency, 1982 is unlikely to see such wild gyration of share prices. When 1981 dawned,525 words
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172 1982-01-01 19 JAKARTA, Thurs. Indonesia plans to export rice next year, Food Affairs Minister Dr Ahmad Affandi was quoted yesterday as saying. If the plan materialised, it would be the first time that Indonesia exports rice after having imported the commodity in large quantities for manyAFP - 172 words
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Article190 1982-01-01 19 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has once again extended the deadline far banks to brae computerised cheques, bat no new date has been set this time. The Singapore ClearIng House Association (SCHA) said toe MAS will continue clearing non-magnetic ink character recognition (CR)190 words
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308 1982-01-01 19 Chinese central bank raises rates BEIJING, Thurs. China's main domestic bank yesterday announced rises in interest rates and plans to widen services in a move to develop the banking system in line with the government's economic reforms. The People's Bank of China, which is also the Central Bank, said itReuter - 308 words
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Article31 1982-01-01 19 Up Down Inch Industrials 38 37 15 I Finance 5 4 5 Hotels 3 3 3 Properties 6 2 1 Minings 1 i Plantations 13 3 Deb/Loans 331 words
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346 1982-01-01 19 SINGAPORE: The stock market closed narrowly mixed n some profit- taking after a firmer opening during yesterday's half day session. oiong leading Industrials and finances, Cold Storage, Gnthrie, National Iron, Sime Darby, Hong Leong Finance and United Overseas Bank firmed between one346 words
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Article45 1982-01-01 19 a Ceramics IV-... Plant rasek Ceaent Milan Kmill. Pan-El Loan riis m.i. Sugars 3pore Land II Leone Fin Island i Pen >h>n«ri-I.a .ulhrir «15 US 810 290 280 253 1430 1010 9SO 830 780 525 •2 2 rl a •2 1 1 1 li45 words
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Article25 1982-01-01 19 '•ramouDt letro Hldfi I B F Hldg. r\ Properties E Lavlnfiton «0 MO 835 SIS 870 s -a -1: •a •1 L«c Bank MO >■25 words
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Article25 1982-01-01 19 Promet 567,000 Gentings 244.000 Sea View 188 000 Faber Merlin 185 000 City Dcv 177,000 Total turnover: 5.26 m Total value: $22.48 m25 words
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Article31 1982-01-01 19 BT Indicator: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: OCBC: SESInd: *****0 778.50 1773.33 1228.39 784.11 329.77 930 94 753.57 679.87 *****3 780.78 1770.27 1231.80 786.28 329.80 929.98 755.54 682 0231 words
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Article54 1982-01-01 19 I +2 IIMCM itkffeßM tw Par •-Dec efceapeßkd re If Wlmm^m 10 -2 -4 NBT Nillm PMC Perils Plmnt Prim» -2 +5 ■4 25 -5 6 SapCwp Sbne Darby St Steamship St Trmdlnn Times Pah ÜbKtoeen -2 1 -5 -2 CCM (-•ldStora«r +8 ItanUp lad Kirn54 words
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Article2338 1982-01-01 20 INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr'. 18*1 Last Div High Low Company Salr +or- Net Vol Week COOO) High Low 494 248 Aetna 300 unch 145 115 115 Alcom US 4.8 350 130 Allied Choc 220 cd +8 7.0 312 150 BA T 2SO +5 455 420 308 Bat* 3882,338 words
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Article384 1982-01-01 20 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market ended 1981 on a slightly firm note in a halfday session yesterday. Interest was relatively better at the start after Wednesday's firmer close and, although some profittaking set in -.ound midsession, v.lues remained steady uitil closing. On balances advances led declines384 words
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Article36 1982-01-01 20 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins robbers robbers Up 44 3 2 2 3 3 Down 15 5 1 2 3 2 2 1 Inc 21 3 4 1 4 4 Deb/Loans 136 words
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Article1446 1982-01-01 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and huslnm in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board deal (In1,446 words
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Article40 1982-01-01 20 f HSeng I Ceramics >erlis > Trading i! A A 3 Cables Jorsechem Sugars lyn Resins v" I. In.l 5 90 6.80 5.85 10.00 6.00 3.60 3.38 15.70 4.50 5.20 2.20 .35 .30 .30 .25 .24 .20 .20 .16 .1540 words
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80 1982-01-01 20 GSA tin stockpile sales GSA tin stockpile sales WASHINGTON: The General Services Administration (GSA), said it sold 740 tonnes of surplus stockpiled tin at US$7.O6 per lb. GSA said it sold 600 tonnes to Ore and Chemical Corp, New York, 80 tonnes to Lonray Inc. New York and 60 tonnesReuter - 80 words
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Article297 1982-01-01 20 HONGKONG: Stocks closed, easier for the half-day session I yesterday, while trading was quiet and subdued on New Year's eve, brokers said. The Hang Seng index closed the year at 1405.82, down 9.49 points from Wednesday's finish, compared with a 1473.59 close at the end of last year. The297 words
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Article359 1982-01-01 20 SYDNEY: Scattered buying yesterday, marginally offset selling pressure on the final day of trading this year, dealers said. The All-Ordinaries index gained 0.5 point to finish the year at 595 5 Last year, the market finished above 700 points. Several selected issues saw some brisk buying, but overall turnovers359 words
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Article217 1982-01-01 20 KUALA LUMPUR: Peninsular Malaysian rubber output dropped to 120,862 tonnes in October from a revised 123,576 tonnes in September and 127,139 in October 1980, Statistic Department figures show. The lower production in October was in line with continued falls from both estates and the smallholdersReuter - 217 words
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Article383 1982-01-01 21 NEW YORK, Wed. The market closed higher, thanks to a very mild afternoon rally, which was already fading by the close. The Dow Jones industrial average rose as much as 9.60 points by mid-afternoon, its first significant movement of the week, but then pulled back and finished 4.85383 words
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Article270 1982-01-01 21 AMSTERDAM, Wed. Share prices were mixed on the last trading day of this year, with RayaJ Dntrk gaining one guilder, while KLM fell 0.90 in Dutch internationals, dealers said. In banks ABN lost one and Amr* 0.90, while NMB rose one. Insurances Eaala and Nataed rose one and 0.60270 words
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Article17 1982-01-01 21 THE Tokyo and Manila stock markets were closed yesterday New Year and RazU Day respectively.17 words
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Article656 1982-01-01 21 LONDON, Wed. Share prices closed firmer today, extending yesterday's trend, dealers said. The Financial Times index closed 4.4 points higher at 528.8. Further light buying interest in a thin market underpinned prices, outweighing the influence of a worsening UK industrial relations outlook, dealers added. Industrial leaders had ICI up656 words
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Article52 1982-01-01 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 528.8 Tuesday 52*0 Week Ago 517.7 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 873 10 Tuesday 868 25 Week Ago 868.67 H.K.HANG SENG Thursday 1406.82 Wednesday 1415.31 Week Ago 1375.59 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday 7415 Wednesday 739.5 Week Ago 739.1 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday 595.5 Wednesday 596.1 Week52 words
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Article368 1982-01-01 21 ZURICH, Wed. Share prices closed higher in moderate turnover in the final session of the year with some window dressing still evident, dealers said. Prices firmed after a barely steady opening as fresh buying emerged towards the close. Banks rose, and in leading industrials Ciba-Geigy, Sandoz, Sulzer registered and368 words
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180 1982-01-01 21 LONDON: A decline in the non-socialist world tin surplus to 10,800 tonnes in 1982 from 17,700 tonnes in 1981 will occur if China's exports and USSR imports remain the same, the Economist Intelligence Unit Ltd (EIU) said. In its world commodity outlook for 1982Reuter - 180 words
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Article1342 1982-01-01 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in tots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified iNDisnuAm •f p— 'l Aleaa (1.465) (4) 1.48 (4) 1.47 (U) 1.46 Ala1,342 words
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599 1982-01-01 20 IT WAS the last trading day of 1181, bat there was none of the year-end "party fever" at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. Although baying support was evident during the two hoars of trading on New Year's Eve, share prices generally closed aronnd599 words
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Article17 1982-01-01 20 Temium I U Ind ltd Plants Dredge 1.86 5 10 6.25 5.25 34 10 .10 .1017 words
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Article180 1982-01-01 20 BINGAPOBE UNIT TRUST (Msnaam' arlees far Jaa 4) Altßl THNOT SECT iirriKg ASIA (Managers' friees fer Jaa 4) Spore Growth Fund 0.56 101. OI'B-MONTAtiI (Managera' artoea far Jaa t 4) Union Spore Fund 1.48 1 56 DIAMOND MGT S'PORK rCoT'^' I*'-1 4 4 Spore Fd(USt) 0.80 0 85180 words
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Article593 1982-01-01 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with January RSS One buyers quoted at 178.50 cents per kilo, down 0.50 cents on Wednesday's close, dealerss said. The market opened fractionally lower and later turned idle during the half -day session on festive consideration, they said. KUALA593 words
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Article93 1982-01-01 21 NOON SSR and SMR phem jMndir HAS J.ou.r. t'bru.r, (C urr..l Mtkl tForw.nd Mth) Buyara S*ll«r. B«;«rs B«lUr> SSR 20 UUmpalbt) 162 50 164 SON 164.50 166 SON SSR 60 UtaopallM) ***** IM.OON ***** 162.00N MBBLB Jinur Krbru.r. SMRCV lluop*Utt) 187.40 188 SON ***** 191 SON SMRL93 words
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Article34 1982-01-01 21 Rubber: Dec 31 Singapore: Jan: 178.50 cents (down 0.50 cent) Malaysia: Jan: 201.00 cents (down 0.50 cent) Tin: M 534.68 per kilo (up 10 cents) Official offering: 300 tonnes (up 35 tonnes)34 words
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Article135 1982-01-01 21 CHINESE Pradaee Exekaage, Slniapare, m*o eteatag pricea per 1M kg yesterday. Cm«hl «U: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (In second hand drum) fob $112.00 sellers, new drum fob $116.00 sellers. Caara: Mixed (loose) $50.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asia NLW $372.50 sellers, Sarawak white pepper135 words
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Article139 1982-01-01 21 THE Far East market for gold was very quiet yesterday, with prices moving within a very narrow range. The market opened at US$399 50 400 50 and closed marginally higher at $400.50/ 401.50. B*vee: N.M. lUtksekUd B*a*. Export prices In non-tterUng areas In US dollar per ounce. (1) Australian139 words
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Article237 1982-01-01 21 THE Straits tin price recovered 10 cents to M 534.68 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 35 tonnes to 300 tonnes. The overnight London market was easy with forward buyers plunging £110 to £7,920 per tonne. LONDON: Tin held comparatively steady in afternoon trading on237 words
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Article144 1982-01-01 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market closed mixed in quiet trading yesterday, ahead of the New Year holidays, dealers said. January in the south fell $2.50 to M$9OS per tonne while the central region was traded $2.50 higher to $902.50. The refined market was featureless with144 words
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Article32 1982-01-01 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Wednesday (prevlou* In brackets). Wirebar Spot CB7l 00 (£866.00); sellers £872.00 (£866.50); Three Month buyers £896 50 (£891.50); sellers £897.50 (£892.00). Market (we: Steadier. 8al«: 14.375 tonnes.32 words
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Article24 1982-01-01 21 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 11.88 per cent.24 words
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Article300 1982-01-01 21 THE US dollar opened at $2.0430 60 and closed at 2.0455 65 in featureless trading in the Singapore forex market yesterday. It started below Wednesday's close against major currencies, gained some ground, to finish above its opening levels. US dollar deutschemark closed at 2 2500 50 and300 words
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Article338 1982-01-01 21 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Dec 31: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on Dec 31: Offer Bid 7 days 135/16 13 3/16 1 month 13^ 13H 2 months 13 11/16 13 9/16 3 months ISH 13V. 6 months 15 14338 words
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Article40 1982-01-01 21 •ounl houses on Dec 31 Overnight: It<«to4*% CaU depodts: to 4 Ckxiu B.yi>( S«lli>f I- month rreasury bills 2% 2W 1-month Sank bills T» Tk 3 months CD 7H 7W 0 months CD 8 B*< team: NiUi—l Dtaeaut C*.40 words
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Article26 1982-01-01 21 mgapure dollars on Dec 31 Otter Bid vernlght 1 1 month S'» 7V, 2 months TH 7* 3 months TH 7W Overnight mode IV,26 words
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Article, Illustration2384 1982-01-01 22 Stockmarket '82 five views THE stock market in 1981 had one of the best run-ups in history, followed also by one of the worst crashes. We asked five analysts for their views on what it should be like the next 12 months. Finance and tourism By WOO YENG YONG Investment2,384 words
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Advertisement164 1982-01-01 19 GRAND ANGPOW mk\ -"^S^^nr^^SnnnV Heuin the Xew Year tin vii auspicious note. Make a HSOO purchase at I anv\lnninnnnnn\ HllCAand^tabitf An«lW!BTO.oooworthof AnjjPowstobctflvcii MljA|a^^kjM| away! So hurry! The more you buy. the more Vng Pows you"U get. HIKA has the latest and mo* I complvlv range of i furniture in town164 words
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Advertisement492 1982-01-01 21 M LK7J m l U.S. $25,000,000 Floating Rale Notes Due 1989 UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) In accordance with the provisions of the Notes, notice is hereby given that for the three month Interest Period from 31st December, 1981 to 31st March, 1982, the Notes492 words
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Advertisement102 1982-01-01 21 PHAKMAOKITH Al. DEPARTMENT TENDER Tenders wtll be received from registered tenderers at the Ministry of Health. Cuppage Centre, Cuppage Road, Singapore 0022, up to noon, on the date shown against the tender, for the supply of the following Item: 1) Tender for the Supply of Catheters. Ref: Pharm Dept Tender102 words
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Advertisement210 1982-01-01 22 DBS interest news Effective 2 January 1982 DBS Prime 1 per annum Savings g% Account K<V per annum 7i% per annum Fixed Deposits Automatic renewal is available m^ mm f 6V4%p.a. for 1 month fßw 7V4%p.a. for 3 months W fg% B'4%p.a.fof 6 months Jf* W \j gT^monihs.siooo p.3. for210 words
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Advertisement2674 1982-01-01 23 Ml The Woricfs Most Advanced Face Cleanser Q/Ji Lecithin Cream New Years Greetings Best Wishes to the 7 50,000 Consumers, fii *DeSr£and supporters fj| and the 2^21 *DeSr£ind Dealers fji in Singapore and Malaysia, 3 s "al^ ,^V AUTHORISED 7>^r^nd DEALERS IN SINGAPORE:iINPWRHinrFRn JALANMEMBINA STIRLING RD. J«*silift/S TONGSENGM/H WHAMPOA ENG2,674 words
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Advertisement221 1982-01-01 24 SINGAPORE'S TEN MOST ELEGANTTY DRESSED LADIES In an island -wide poll conducted in August 1981, more than 100 people involved in the fashion, airline, hotel and advertising industries elected ten ladies to Singapore's first ever BEST DRESSED LIST. The results of the poll were announced on December 10, 1981 at221 words
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Advertisement1448 1982-01-01 25 y^Sy^ This announcement appears as a matter of record only and does not constitute an invitation to subscribe. PROSPECTUS This Prospectus is dated 31st December 1981 CHOCOLATE PRODUCTS (MALAYSIA) BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) PUBLIC ISSUE OF 3,300,000 ORDINARY SHARES OF $1.00 EACH AT A PRICE OF $1.20 PER ORDINARY SHARE1,448 words
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Advertisement3233 1982-01-01 26 PROSPECTUS CHOCOLATE PRODUCTS (MALAYSIA) BERHAD £k (Incorporated in Malaysia) J* ALLOTMENTS AND ACCEPTANCES The Directors reserve the right to refuse any applications, including multiple applications, or to accept any application in part only, without assigning any reason either for refusal or for partial acceptance. Acceptance of Applications may be subject3,233 words
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Advertisement3165 1982-01-01 27 PROSPECTUS CHOCOLATE PRODUCTS (MALAYSIA) BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) J£ 'I I. PROFITS 4. The results of the Company for the last five financial years and six months to 30th June. 198; ire as follows:Profit before Accounts Taxation Taxation Year ended 31st December. 1976 22,670 Year ended 31st December, 1977 878.1653,165 words
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Advertisement886 1982-01-01 28 1 184-4411 1 li jSEBtiERE TOEAr rar?p|sPECIAL r Pat ronlse any of All you have to do There will be three ■these restaurants after enjoying a lucky draws, to be I f and eating places delightful meal at held at the end of I I and win a Doable any886 words
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Advertisement231 1982-01-01 28 14 Antiques/Art Crafts ANTIQUE CHINESE FURNITURE ii Porcelain ware from a Private Collection. Special New Year offer at No. 11, Claymore Road, Singapore 0822. (Behind Orchard Tower). Tel: *****66. 1-3 January 1882. 10.30 am 6 pm. NEW YEAR SPECIAL Offer. 25% discount off all Maps, prints, books and pictures plus231 words
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Advertisement305 1982-01-01 28 —JBJ»— WSJS^BajajaaajajajajaPW WEEKS OLD Male and Female Pekinese pupple* for sale. SKC registered. Interested, view at: 111, Eng Kong Place, Spore 2158. Tel *****6 between 8 am and 1 pm. Price: 5750 to $800 negotiable. CHEAP! ALL ADULT male and female Dobermann, Japanese Spaniel, Terrier, Splits, Poodle. View: 64- A.305 words
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Advertisement217 1982-01-01 28 ONE SET SOFA, one cartridge radio, one dish washer, one 14' B/W Telefunken TV, 24" National B/W TV for sale. Contact *****21. Jessie 28 Rentals REKTAL or PURCHASE WITH RELIABLE BACKUP SERVICES DAY NITE GET REFRIGERATORS D€EP FREE2ERS OAS COOKER FILTER MOOO WASHING MACHINES •a m\m ROOM W^^V AIR. CONDITIONERS217 words
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Advertisement439 1982-01-01 28 CLASSIFICATION GROUP A Entertainment A Where to Eat B Personal Services Merchandise C Business To Business D Employment E Vehicles A Boats F Accommodation Properties G Travel Guide H Education a Instruction I Announcements J Obitueries Announcement I For your conven-l ience, CATS is open! today from 9 am to439 words
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Advertisement315 1982-01-01 28 A large multi-national! company in Jurong I requires ENGINEERING ASSISTANT (Design) Job Descriptions Analyses and investigations requirements resulting in s schemetic set-ups of s machine, tool and equipment lav out Produce accurate engineering drawings or sketches for further detailing Studies operating requirement, observing safety standard and ensure maintenance end repair315 words
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Advertisement427 1982-01-01 29 il4 [J Employment 68 Situations Vacant t) Technical CLERK -OF-WORKS (Oanaral) A Ctofti-of-Worfc* familiar with architectural, atructural/ civil and m E raquirad tor a rowdontlal d#vtMOf>m#n t Vocational background in i building construction or equivalent. Preferably 2 years' expert- ence. Completed N.S Able jo work Independently. Interpret* engineering and building427 words
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Advertisement932 1982-01-01 29 WANTED DRIVERS. CLASS 3 and 4 Singapore citizen with experience Salary with commission Part-Time and F ill-Time Apply personally: 2980. Blk 27. Jalan Bahagla, Singapore 1232 DEBT COLLECTORS REOUMED by International company High cash commission paid Please write giving full details of experience to P.O Box 4070. FABER MN RESTAURANT932 words
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Advertisement298 1982-01-01 29 BEOOK S-ROOMED HOB point bloc* Conveniently located, no brokers please Ring *****06 1-ROOMED HOB MPttOVEO flat at Lorong 5. Toa Puyoh Selling iMI 000 Call Mr \*r 2M6M2 d) Foreign DOUBLE -STOREY BUNGALOW M Melodls Oarden in Johore Bahru 4 bedrooms, master bedroom with alrcon and wallpapered Kitchen renovated, alarm298 words
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Obituary, Illustration19 1982-01-01 30 Ml Lovtny Mtfnofy of S.K PtY ADAS* Departed 1/1/72 AI ay t rimirntWfMl oy Lowtd Onaa19 words
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Obituary16 1982-01-01 30 In LovtnQ NMfftocy Of NANCY YAP VAN LENO Departed 1-1-S1 Alwsys rvffVMfHD#rsa by DA V» CHAN16 words
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Obituary, Illustration42 1982-01-01 30 PATH DA BHOG MOM SALVANT KOflE W/O CHARAN SINGH Peeeed away peecetuMy on nth Oooambor 19S1. Will always be remembered and deeply missed by family and relatives. Path Da Bhoa at Conlral Sikh Tarnpta on a 1 .(2 between S-Sp.m.42 words
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Obituary27 1982-01-01 30 MR CHIU I CHUAN age 70 yrs passi ed away peacefully 30-12-81 I Curled 31-12-81 at Chua Cnu Kang Chinese Cemetery Plot 211 Block 8A27 words
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Obituary40 1982-01-01 30 MRS OEORGJNA FERGUSON The Board of Governors and Members of the General Committee of the SMOAPORE Cheahtre Homo deeply regret to announce Mrs Qao»|a.ta Firauaaii. Honorary Matron of the Singapore Cheshire Home passed away peacefully on Monday. 28th December 188140 words
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Obituary, Illustration18 1982-01-01 30 LTA NARBANS MNOM euddanly pawl away on 31.1a.11 Deeply missed by Officers of: KAMOAW OFWCERS Ml—18 words
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Obituary, Illustration20 1982-01-01 30 LTA HARBANS S— OH ■utfUmrt pm.d stray on Jl/12/H Deeply missed by Officer* and Men of SCHOOL Of AHTMJ.ERY KAMOAWCAMP20 words
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Advertisement378 1982-01-01 30 JL Q Travel Guide 100 Air Travel ECONOMY Plui unuirpoMcd |KOlK>*<Kf and reliobilr^ Ntil tan* you troxl. call tit* true iwm in Irovcl TRU TRAVTL (SINGAPOKf) I 03 UIC Bldg i Slwolon Woy Tel *****03. *****85/86 Tl. «S ***** (SIN) TH ***** (Hli) TAIB4 J< THAVEL-THCNO PTE LTD Economical Airfares:378 words
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Advertisement524 1982-01-01 30 NAM HIT TRAITEL SERVICE IS) PTE LTD Htss 1 Offlct: G l4- 16- 18, Pearts Centre, Eu Tong Sen Street, (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105. Tel: *****33(7 lines) Brascli Offlct: 1 1 9, People's Park Complex. Ground Floor, New Bridge Road. Singapore 01 05. Tel *****1/*****2 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 TA 140 p>524 words
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Advertisement921 1982-01-01 30 >»L Q Travtl6uMe i CHINESE NEW YEAR TOUR 3 Days PATTAYA $899/ Dep 23. 25 Jan 8Z 4 Days PATTAYA BANOKOK 1 HAADYAI $729 Dep 22, 25 1 5 Days $789/ Dep: 21. 25 7 Days BANOKOK CHIANOMAI PATTAYA $880 Dep: 19, 25 Jan 9 Days by coach return air921 words
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Advertisement531 1982-01-01 30 PHOENIX TRAVEL (FE) PTE LTD CHINESE NEW YEAR ItS3 i ».y K L ,lpoh,Ta.p.r>fl.Bworth Dep: 20/I^l/I^2/1. 23/1/82 1 -way By Air to XL. 22/I^4/1/82 Qentlno/Penano/Cainaron Tour TDays 1399 Dep: 25^6^7/1 BDays 5273 Dep 22.28/I ,Bam SDays 8N Igh ts S2S9 20^4/1 Gen ting/ Panan()/K. Lumpur Tour 4Days SNlghU $237 23^4/1531 words
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Advertisement1000 1982-01-01 30 |0| Educatior. Instruction HIGHER ACCOUNTING INTENSIVE for LCCI 1982 examination Starting Saturday 2.1.82 2.30pm Rex Commercial School, 7880 Upper Serangoon Road, tel: *****00 RAJA'S COLLEGE OFFERS: Secretarial, Stenography. Bookkeeping. Shorthand, Typewriting. Commercial English, Telex. Register early: Raja's. 37C Bras Basah Complex: *****70/ *****03 TYPEWRITING: ONE/TWO month Intensive course during school1,000 words
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Advertisement371 1982-01-01 30 Ik THE SGV GROUP Bi MANAGEMENT CONSULTING SERVICES Our client, a fast-growing group of companies with diversified interests Mjt established mainly in properties and manufacturing in quarry works, is ■I seeking suitably qualified and experienced dynamic candidates to fill the JP following newly created key management position in the quarrying371 words
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Advertisement420 1982-01-01 31 Singapore on a platter Bi^ sShauT 2 I J!^ TAPI NATION RE.JOICKS H* HH Won T** T: LEE i I if." HI 4 I a Ea Br k J^m~r> mi r Bne I Which cut of the Singapore market would you like The Straits Times The Sunday Times Business Times420 words
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Article, Illustration487 1982-01-01 32 IRENE NGOO - IRENE NGOO, 1,791 flats costing $383 m to be built in 4 projects By Housing Correspondent A MODERN suburbia for fashionable living appears to be the latest trend in the thinking of the Urban Redevelopment Authority. Four new designs of projects released by URA yesterday487 words
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Article361 1982-01-01 32 FOR more than three weeks, the Pringle family in Grange Heights had to live with flies, maggots, cockroaches and the stink j of uncollected rubbish. Each time food was laid out or cooking was done, the flies would come. Maggots wriggled out of the rubbish361 words
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Article235 1982-01-01 32 COMMUNITY service organisations should undertake more long-term community projects, the Acting Minister for Social Affairs, Dr Ahmad Mattar, said on Wednesday. Most of these organisations usually raise funds, sponsor or get involved in such projects only on a short-term or ad hoc basis. Dr Mattar said235 words
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191 1982-01-01 32 DEVELOPERS of new buildings will have to retain at least 30 per cent of the floor area of their development for 10 years from the day they obtaini ed the temporary occupa--1 tion licence. This portion of ownership must be held under191 words
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Advertisement496 1982-01-01 32 FOREST MARKETING SERVICES PTE LTD invites applications for the post of I PURCHASING OFFICER I Job requirements:- Male Singapore Citizen between 26 and 35 years of age. Possess minimum GCE O' level with at least 3 years commercial experience as a Purchasing Officer or equivalent position, in an automotive, timber496 words
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Advertisement687 1982-01-01 32 A MINISTRY fcSSg OF THE ENVIRONMENT TENDER NOTICE ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DIVISION (I) Cutting of Gross ot Chua Chu Kang Chinese, Christian, Muslim and Hindu Cemetries for the Period 1.4.82 to 31.3.83 Ref: TEN(ENV)O9/82/l 'Showround. Meet at Centralized Office, Chua Chu Kang Muslim Cemetery, Chua Chu Kang Road, 26 km on687 words
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693 1982-01-01 33 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP I r-^^^^w^^^^^wj y-^ Ll2^J m^^B. A*/ 01. V l By THERE is a chance that, in the new season, some of the classics may be changed from mere handicaps to weight-for-age races or at least restricted handicaps with a set topweight. Already,693 words
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Article511 1982-01-01 33 EQUESTRIENNE - Neptune Topaz sparkles EQUESTRIENNE By NEPTUNE TOPAZ, with Bruce Raymond in the saddle, showed form when he returned 41.2 sec. in a 600 m workout at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. The going was good. The five-year-old New Zealand gelding by St Puckle scored once last season. Sent over the Kuala511 words
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306 1982-01-01 33 Great season for Cheam but not the best I KNOW that no local jockey has won the jockey championship. To settle an argument, can you let me know if A.K. Cheam's third place in the jockeys' list in 1981 is the best achieved by a local boy? BENNY Ipea JEEP:306 words
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Article, Illustration528 1982-01-01 33 EQUESTRIENNE; FAIRWAY - EQUESTRIENNE FAIRWAY By It's time amateurs think about others By FOR the first time in the history of local amateur racing, a woman jockey has clinched the amateur jockeys' title for the year. Christine McCulloch, 26, topscored this season with 11 winners, beating her nearest rival,528 words
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Article, Illustration90 1982-01-01 33 COLORADO SPRINGS, Thurs. Scott Hamilton and Sheila Young Ochowicz have been named this year's American Amateur Athletes of the Year by the United States Olympic Committee in their official publication, The Olympian. Hamilton, 22, of Denver, won the world men's figure-skating title in Harford, becoming onlyAP - 90 words
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Article54 1982-01-01 33 IX)NDON. Thurs. Australian team captain Tony Shaw whr punched Scottish lock Bill Cuthbertson in their Dec 19 rugby union international, has been left out of Saturday's team to meet England at Twickenham Shaw, who later apologised for the incident is one of the six reserves for the Wallabies'54 words
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309 1982-01-01 33 Coe, Ovett and Toshack are awarded MBEs LONDON, Thurs. Sebastian Coe and Steve Ovett, who defied government pressure and won gold medals for Britain at the Moscow Olympic Games last year, were officially forgiven today and awarded MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire) medals. Prime Minister MargaretAP - 309 words
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Article, Illustration345 1982-01-01 34 WRITERS: Patrick Bastians, Joe Dorai, R. Manoraj, Hakikat Rai, J. Rajendran, Janice Scan, Peter Siow, Wilfred Yeo. SINGAPORE tennis is finally coming out of the doldrums, both in playing standards and popularity as suggested by the last 12 months. While no great heights were scaled, 1981345 words
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Article188 1982-01-01 34 TIMESPORTS LOOKS BACK ON 1981 WHAT kind of a sporting year was 1981 really like for Singapore? We asked our team of reporters to tell as what they felt about the performances of the sportsmen, sportswomen and sports officials in the sports they covered during the last 12 months. And188 words
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Article204 1982-01-01 34 GYMNASTICS is one Singapore sport that is seldom devoid of excitement. But excitement alone does not bring results as the Singapore Amateur Gymnastics Association discovered to their dismay at the South-east Asia Gamas in Manila. The sport, indeed, seems to be making little progress in skill204 words
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Article168 1982-01-01 34 THE Singapore Hockey Association's war-cry for 1981 was: "We're down but definitely not out." The SHA had great hopes admirable ones, it might be added but not the resources or perseverance to sustain their efforts during the year. But they were spirited triers. It was a168 words
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301 1982-01-01 34 ETI THE Singapore Cricket Association, with about 200-odd members, continue to testify that being small is not a stumbling block to having a varied and entertaining annual programme. Last year has been a perfect example of the SCA's initiative. The League and301 words
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Article193 1982-01-01 34 ARCHERY in Singapore has never been a very popular sport, and 1981 did not see it produce anything special. Lack of support from the sporting authorities, shortage of facilities and poor response from the public do not make for William Tells. One could say that the193 words
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206 1982-01-01 34 THE phenomena along East Coast Parkway these days are the nocks of cyclists, belonging to no clubs, pedalling furiously. Amazing when one considers the fact that the cycling enthusiasts have mushroomed without any help nor inspiration from the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association. Think what206 words
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Article, Illustration269 1982-01-01 34 svhKs 31 NATIONAL champion Zainal Abidin's crown eyed with robber-like looks by youngsters Peter Hill and Stewart Ballard that sums up the past 12 months for Singapore squash. But Zainal, who once played for the Police team, kept the "robbers" at bay, defeating his269 words
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Article191 1982-01-01 34 i •51 THE year 1981 is one which Singapore golfers will want to forget quickly The national team gave a dismal performance in all their international assignments. They finished last in the Nomura and Putra Cups and lost 10-2 to Malaysia in their annual match.191 words
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Article124 1982-01-01 34 SINGAPORE boxing, like its exponents, had its ups and downs in the past 12 months. In January, SABA came up with a grand plan for giving the sport a muchneeded boost. They appointed a coaching panel that was headed by K. Segaran. But, five124 words
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Article316 1982-01-01 35 MADRID, Thurt. SPANISH Football Federation president Pablo Porta reiterated yesterday that the draw for the 1982 World Cup would be decided here on Jan 16, and not before. Porta, responding to Press reports, that the draw for the 24-nation competition was already fixed,Reuter - 316 words
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295 1982-01-01 35 LONDON, Than. English Football Association chairman Bert MUllrhlp yesterday gave the rest of the world a New Year's warning watch oat for England In the World Cap. MUllrhlp, who took over from Sir Harold Thompson daring the summer, said In his NewAFP - 295 words
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Article59 1982-01-01 35 BADMINTON: Malaysia will send a four-man team to the Taiwan and Japan Open championships next month. The Badminton Association of Malaysia yesterday announced the names of the four Ong Beng Teong and the three Misbun brothers, Sidek, Razif and Jaii. ni. The Taiwan Open is from next59 words
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Article26 1982-01-01 35 BOXING: French lightheavyweight champion Hocine Tafer will make his return to the ring on Jan 23, when he meets Englishman Andrew Dennis in Grenoble.26 words
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Article51 1982-01-01 35 CYCIJNG: West Germany's Gregor Braun and Belgium's Patrick Sercu took the lead in the Cologne six-day race after the second night. Leading standings. 1. Gregor BraunPa trick Sercu (W.Ger-Bel) 91 points, 2. Josef Kristen-Rene Pijnen W.Ger-Hol) 88. One lap back, 3. Gunther Schumacher Udo Hempel (W. Ger)51 words
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Article44 1982-01-01 35 GOLF: Jim Albus shot a six-under-par 65 to take the first-round lead of the US$l5O,--000 ($306,000) Spalding invitational pro-am tournament. Leading scores: 65 Jim Albus 32-33. 67 Peter OosterhuLs 35-32, Algeiber 33-34, Jay Haas 32-35. 68 Bobby Clampett 33-35, Bob Gilder 35-33.44 words
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Article44 1982-01-01 35 SKI JUMPING: Matti Nykaenen, the junior world champion from Finland, won the first leg of the 30th GermanAustrian four-hill tournament with leaps of 109 and 104.5 metres for 241.4 points. East German Manfred Deckert finished second, and West German Thomas Prosser third.44 words
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Article78 1982-01-01 35 TENNIS: South African John Kriek struggled past New Zealander Chris Lewis 7-5, 7-5, 3-6, 2-6, 6-4 in the third round of the Marlboro Australian Open championships in Melbourne. Other third-round results: Hank Pfister (US) bt GuiUermo Vilas (Arg) 6-3. 6-4, 6-4. Peter McNamara bt Paul Kronk 1-6, 6-2, 6-2.78 words
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Article86 1982-01-01 35 YACHTING: New Zealand yacht Ceramco led the fleet in the 6,100-mUe third leg of the round-the-world race from Auckland to Mar Del Plata, Argentina. The first compulsory report on individual positions since the fleet left Auckland on Saturday revealed that Ceramco was about 600 miles out of Auckland,Agencies - 86 words
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Article, Illustration375 1982-01-01 35 LONDON, Thurs. Geoff Boycott and Dennis Lillee, separated by hemispheres but united by ability, are savouring the climax of their controversial cricketing caree r Within five days of each other, they snapped up the two most significant world records in Test cricket England openingReuter - 375 words
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Article210 1982-01-01 35 Selectors drop Welham from Test SYDNEY, Thurs. Australian selectors have dropped Dirk Welham from the team that beat the West Indies at the Melbourne Cricket Ground yesterday. The second of the threeTest series begins at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday. Welham, who made a century in his first Test210 words
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Article133 1982-01-01 35 CALCUTTA, Thurs. England have included two extra bowlers, offspinner John Emburey and pace-bowler Graham Dilley. in their squad of 13 for the fourth Test against India, starting on New Year's day. The two ioin the 11 who played in the drawn third Test at New Delhi. The EnglandReuter - 133 words
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449 1982-01-01 35 ROME, Thurs. West Germany's Karl Heinz Rummenigge, named this week as European Player of the Year by a specialist French newspaper, is ready to leave Bayern Munich for Italy's Ju vent us if they offer him enough money. He told La Gazzetta Dello SportAgencies - 449 words
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171 1982-01-01 35 WILFRED YEO - WILFRED YEO By THE Kallang Bowl will score a "first in local league bowling when they offer a Renault car worth $55,000 for a perfect game in the Porsche Renault League, which starts next month. The prize, offered by Ngo Hock Auto171 words
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Article35 1982-01-01 35 A GOAL by firmer international Mehar Singh was enough for Singapore CYickel Cub to edge out Indian Association 1-0 In a closely-fought Singapore Hockey Association Junior knock-out semi-final matrh at Balestier Road yesterday.35 words
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Article, Illustration343 1982-01-01 35 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA By MR. E.W. Barker, the Minister for Law, had his first taste of golf at the Warren Golf Club yesterday. Barker, who represented Singapore in hockey in the late *****, tried his hand at the new practice putting green. He had earlier opened343 words
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Advertisement847 1982-01-01 33 I FAR EAST ORGANIZATION I Invites applications for the following senior positions:J I 1) Site Engineer Tj A degree or professional qualification in civil or structural 4$ engineering or equivalent. At least five years experience in the supervision and management of construction of commercial and shopping complexes, hot«ls and high-class847 words
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Advertisement411 1982-01-01 33 SINGAPORE GENERAL HOSPITAL TENDER NOTICE The following tenders are Invited by the Chairman Hospital Planning Committee/Director, SOH for the New Singapore General Hospital. 1. Supply, Delivery, Installation and Commissioning of 0 Items of Laboratory Equipment consist of Automatic Analyzer for PH-Blood/Acld Base Determination, Centrifuges, Electronic Blood Cell Counter, Electronic Platelets411 words
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Advertisement679 1982-01-01 33 k/Lvl ILvi^fw^Bl Tender Notice I Tenders are invited forI I SUPPLIES I a) Tender No. PT/2/82(Y) Supply of I Baseband Modem* Estimated quanti- I ty: 42 units. Eligibility: Registered Contractors Class C D Non-Registered Controctors Deposit I SSSOO 00 Closing Date 12 February 1982 I b) Tender No. PT/4/82(X) Supply679 words
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Advertisement406 1982-01-01 34 SUPER OO PROTEIN TABLETS (Protein Supplement with S A^9% >v added Vitamins Minerals) S^&t^&A Weider proteins in tablet form, which have led the lAf I _p% T% field for over 30 years, _Lr fc l> have now taken on a mnmiZZuMtMi with new look. The modern «aa» vttamm»» mww*'-* package406 words
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Advertisement312 1982-01-01 35 Wishing all our clients and business associates a Prosperous New Year SHIRES... **> the name to look fry when you need I \,S\^~ Allegro jn^fl IAJSiriO SH >**S take extra care w6 ---~l- Rt ffCUVi with everything -^g^>^that carries their name. That's why '^ULL shires sanitary ware are elegant and312 words
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307 1982-01-01 36 KUALA LUMPUR, Thura ANOTHER card system is to be introduced for government servants this time to gauge their annual performance, and weekly work productivity. The card will contain particulars to assess I whether an employee has completed the»work assigned him, said the Director-GeneralNST - 307 words
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Article148 1982-01-01 36 High and mighty feel of heels WASHINGTON, Thurs. Hick beela "may well be tie meat potent aphrwUsUc ever concoctod," an expert who should know says in the latest edition of the American Journal of Podiatry. la aa article, High Heels: The Agony and the Ecstasy, podiatrist (foot dactor) WUlalm RossiAFP - 148 words
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476 1982-01-01 36 WASHINGTON, Thursday THE United States is falling behind the Soviet Union in space development a situation that will have national security implications for Americans, the National Aeronautic Association said yesterday. The association, founded in 1906 to boost aviation, stressed that the USUPI - 476 words
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245 1982-01-01 36 Iraq: We forced back Israel war planes BEIRUT, Thurs. Iraq said two Israeli fighter planes had flown into its airspace yesterday but had been driven off by Iraqi aircraft. The official Iraqi news agency said two of Israel's American-made F-15 planes flew 50 km into western Iraq in an areaReuter - 245 words
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250 1982-01-01 36 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev sent President Reagan "an exceptionally offensive" letter last week rejecting the US leader's claims of Kremlin involvement in the Polish crisis, an authoritative diplomatic source said yesterday. Before announcing US sanctions on Tuesday against the Soviet Union, PresidentReuter; AFP - 250 words
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109 1982-01-01 36 Bangkok to spend $100 m to help rural poor BANGKOK, Thurs. The Thai government has for the first time decided to spend about 1,150 million baht (about SJIO2 million) next year to assist the poor living in rural areas. Thai Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda in a New Year's Eve messageAFP - 109 words
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Article40 1982-01-01 36 JAKARTA, Thurs. Sixteen people were killed and three others injured by landslide at Majalengka and Bogor. both i i west Java, it was reported today. The disaster occurred during the weekend after heavy rains caused the landslide. AFP.AFP - 40 words
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Article32 1982-01-01 36 NEW DELHI. Thurs. A band of Hindus In Uttar Pradesh state raided the houses of Untouchables India's lowest social caste and shot dead 10 people, police said today. upT32 words
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Article, Illustration411 1982-01-01 36 CHICAGO, Thursday THE biggest storm in 13 years buried southern Idaho under 30 cm of snow yesterday while a blizzard in the Colorado Rockies blinded teams attempting to rescue a plane crash victim and find a cross-country skier. Bitter cold stungAP; UPI - 411 words
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Article22 1982-01-01 36 WELLINGTON, Thur«. France has conducted eleven nuclear tests at Mururoa Atoll this year, New Zealand's seismologic&l observatory said today. Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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235 1982-01-01 36 TEL AVIV, Thursday ISRAEL has warned Egypt it will not accept pressure to make more concessions in peace negotiations beyond its pledge to withdraw from the Sinai by April. The Golan Heights and r the occupied West Bank will remain Israeli territory, Foreign MinisterUPI - 235 words
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Advertisement183 1982-01-01 36 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. A few more rounds of prime, lending rate decreases are likely during the first quarter of the new year in view of the continued recession in the United States and persistent intervention by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Development Bank of Singapore has183 words
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Miscellaneous33 1982-01-01 36 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Partly clondy. 6 a.m. TOMORROW: 31 max., 25 mm. SUNSET today: 6.31 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 1.29 a.m. UPI. No global weather report today doe to early press time.33 words
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Article, Illustration1049 1982-01-01 1 Looking back and ahead too LEISURE, Pag* Thraa: Meet the New Year D Jt OUTLOOK, Pag* Four Making resolutions for other p*opl*^-— Dancer and choreographer WANG LJ HWEI, 38, is artistic director of the Li Hwei Dance Group. Formed in 1978, the group had a busy 1981. In May,1,049 words
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Article, Illustration456 1982-01-01 2 THE Sensational, Shocking, Wonderful, Wacky It's (Ch 5, 11.41 a.m.): Dick Clark takes a humorous look at the past decade, focusing on many of Hollywood's brightest stars, political events, trends and fads. His co-hosts are Sonny Bono, Roy Clark, Ted Knight and other big names. Also featured as456 words
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Article, Illustration790 1982-01-01 2 BBCS DANIEL Boane (Ch 5, 1.55 a.m.): For a lolly way to start the New Year, here's an animated spe- cial based on the exploits of that famous raccooncapped hero. A frontier-man who explored the unknown forests and the fertile meadows of Kentucky, he blazed trails790 words
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Article, Illustration920 1982-01-01 3 D Js on the hot-line DANA LAM introduces the new year's chat-show hosts on Radio One TODAY, we have a proposition. How about waking up with lan de Stains, having lunch with Rose Tan and er going to bed with Long Siew Chen or Jeanette Joseph? Game? Keep that radio920 words
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Article534 1982-01-01 3 SSO Familiar Favourites Victoria Concert Hall Wednesday Reviewed by JOHN EDWARDS THE genius of the Waitz King is undisputed the younger Joham. Strauss created a vogue and fired a craze which swept across Europe in a sort of musical intoxication and even touched the heart534 words
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Article, Illustration793 1982-01-01 4 UNUA AGERBAK - UNUA AGERBAK By Ah, yes, resolutions. Easy to make and hard to keep. Much more interesting to make resolu- tions that other people have to keep. Time again to make and hear about MUSLIMS have Ramadan and Hart Ray a, Catholic* have Confession and Lent. And the793 words
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Article897 1982-01-01 4 MARILYN QELIOT - MARILYN QELIOT Sat 2nd Jan Thurs 7th Jan 11am-10pm Singapore Conference Hall, Shenton Way Balance even in an asymmetrical design THE LIVING BONSAI By A VISIT to a bonsai exhibition will introduce you to one of the highest forms of living art, and one that requires a897 words
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Article, Illustration701 1982-01-01 8 4 Hail to thee, big new noun! You can almost feel 'sleaze' in the hand, like that green plastic putty that kids like to squeeze through their fingers. When thrown at a public figure, it is hard to get off, recalling the unprincipled advice of a politician: Calumniate!701 words
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Article931 1982-01-01 8 TOM MURPHY - Languages of the 21st Century TOM MURPHY By WORLD culture in the 21st Century will he dominated by 10 or 12 major languages. Most 21st Century citizens will speak at least one of them, and almost all other languages including some traditional European ones, wili "probably be reduced to something931 words
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Advertisement27 1982-01-01 2 Get yourself something to sing with lg **Jk RX-5010F 4-band stereo cassette recorder B RS Swl with 2-way 4-speaker system j Develop the reading habit Times Bookshops27 words
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Miscellaneous307 1982-01-01 2 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSB 6 10 Dark and stormy time in an Italian city with a lamp (8.11) 1 A maths demonstrator's com- 7 It's goodbye to the paster plaint (6) that's anything but vulgar (5) 5 Back in Jail in a long dress (6) 8 Like squeaks in narrow307 words
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Miscellaneous74 1982-01-01 2 EXHIBITIONS: TEN Diacoveries: Focus on those which affect us everyday. Science Centre. 10 a.m. 6 p.m. Fifty cents for chilren, $1 for adults. Until Feb 28. Recycling: Turn the useless into the useful. Science Centre. 10 a.m. 6 p.m. Fifty cents for children, $1 for adults. Until Tuesday. FILM SHOW:74 words
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Miscellaneous1122 1982-01-01 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 9.55 AM Opening folowed by Daniel 625 Fakon lsiand Boone 6 50 Cartoon Selections 10.45 The Dancing Princesses dab Dondan Sayan (Malay) 11.40 The Sensational, Shockinj, Wonder- 7 3 mE!) FOreCast M ack >70$ 7.50 Two In The Bush 1.00 International Soccer England vs 8.401,122 words
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Advertisement452 1982-01-01 8 p/Kl!\ The East Asiatic Co. wg (S) Pte. Ltd. invites qualified applicants to apply for the following positions in our Graphics Department. A) Sales Representative Ckca $40,000 MTk*M Direct sales of oar rtodetert Polar. Muder Martini and Stahl printing and bookbinding machines to more than ISO accounts. The person should452 words
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Advertisement459 1982-01-01 8 HIDB invites applications from Singapore citizens for appointment as:A) Technical Assistant $625 pm in the scale $625-$ 1345 (Gross: $838-$ 1794) Singapore Polytechnic Technician Diploma in building or equivalent B) Draughtsman (Architectural, Civi Enpneerinf and Structural) C) Housing Maintenance Inspector D) Junior Technical Assistant E) Technician (Works Apprentice) $290 pm459 words
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Advertisement533 1982-01-01 8 #PWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders ore invited from PWD Registe.ed Contractors for the following: SEE(R)SI/81 to SEE(R) 56/81 Construction and Repairs to Footpaths and Miscellaneous Works such as Street Furniture, Banks, Dividers, Kerbs, Bus Shelters etc in the Republic of Singapore during the period 1.4.82 to 31.3.83 for the following Division:533 words
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Article, Illustration1304 1982-01-01 1 LI LIENFUNG - LI LIENFUNG By When did 1982 come? A HEATED debate was going on during the gathering of the clan. Nothing extraordinary about having so many relatives in one room as ft was New Year's Eve and they were supposed to gather. But having a debate at a party1,304 words
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875 1982-01-01 2 LEONQ WENQ K AM - LEONQ WENQ K AM Opera Training School, Miss Chen was hand-picked for the six-year training course by the famous Cantonese opera artiste. Madam Hong Xiannu, way back in 1972. "I was only nine years old and attending a primary school in Guangzhou city where I875 words
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Article, Illustration79 1982-01-01 4 isf-tu 9>sgiu> jSlarj-jbgil sQaniiSliugt QurrevQaj LfS,fgi4, n es\w u9 qi ib Kovalan spent many happy hour* with Madhavi. She was not only a talented dancer, singer and musician, but was also witty and lively at conversation. Qarreuwvsr lurrrrrruSgy ib £§)a/O7rrffy Qewsuib ereoeontb79 words
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Article, Illustration574 1982-01-01 4 TIRUKKTJRAL is a world-renowned Tamil classic. Its authorship is attributed to a great sage known as Tiruvalluvar. Not much is known about him. Even about the date of the work, opinion is sharply divided. Even though there is no unanimity about the precise significance574 words
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285 1982-01-01 4 | SANTHA - SANTHA By ANCIENT Tamil kings and chieftains were well-known for their patronage of literature and the arts. Among them were seven vallals (patrons) especially noted for their generosity in supporting poets. Adiyamaan Nedumaan Anji was one of the seven vallals who lived in the285 words
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Advertisement211 1982-01-01 1 Dare-devil Read about the daring lady of Cantonese operas. ±^L Page II Tlrukknral a classic that is very significant I to Tamil literatue Page IV HHHD^P|L^ Nutri-Metics I ra h ftn y e t another 3 %^H H > Xi cars to their successful V^ml^^^H district directors A Nutri-Metics warmly211 words
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