The Straits Times, 14 January 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    End of defamation of PM case Jeya's appeal dismissed
    1344 1  - End of defamation of PM case Jeya's appeal dismissed PHILIP LEE Lee's counsel not asked by Privy Council to reply By Associate News Editor LONDON, Wed. The Privy Council today in effect dismissed Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam's appeal against both judgment and damages in the Prime Minister's defamation suit against
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    Still missing
    35 1 MANTJ.A. Wed The mysterious disappearance of sportsman Tomas Manotoc reached its 15th day today with his family still unrrrtain about his fate No word has come from Mam* or his kid ■appan akp
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    Lock icon US team for Thailand
    61 1 BANGKOK. Wed. A fivemember delegation of US Congressmen is duo here tomorrow on a. four-day visit which will include meetings with Thai military and political leaders and a trip to the Cambodian border. OS sources said today It includes four members of the defence subcommittee of
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    ANOTHER 12-POINT DROP
    65 1 ANOTHER 12-POINT DROP THE Singapore stock market suffered another double-digit fall yesterday, bringing total losses in the first three trading days of tills week to 5t.42 points as measured on the Straits Times Industrials Index. The 12.79 point drop, to TH.M, effectively pat the market back to the Dec M
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    Lock icon Newspapers may 'die'
    67 1 NEW DELHI, Wed. The continuing increase in the price of newsprint could lead to the eventual death of several Indian newspapers, the In 1 dian and Eastern newspapers' society warned. According to a survey pubI lished by the society, the price I of newsprint reached about US$735
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    Lock icon Pay strike
    44 1 SYDNEY, Wed. Coal unions in New South Wales and Queensland voted to strike indefinitely today over a pay dispute. A union spokesman said an estimated 30,000 miners will walk off the job tomorrow, closing about 140 mines in the two states. UPI.
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    Lock icon 7-year coma ends in death
    57 1 MADRID, Wed. A 38-year-old Spanish miner died in Oveida in northern Spain yesterday after spending more than seven years in a coma following a work accident, it was learned today. Manuel Faya fell into the coma in October 1974 alter he was struck by falling
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    Lock icon THAT ' SO GLAD TO SEE YOU ' LOOK ...
    210 1 THAT SO GLAD TO SEE YOU LOOK MALAYSIAN Foreign Mlalstor Tin Sri GhjuaU Shafle, recovering In hospital in Kuala Loinpar after surviving a plane crash on Sunday, grins happily as he Is greeted dv his Singapore counterpart, Mr S. Dhanabalan, on Wednesday. The Singapore Foreign Minister flew np to Koala
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    Lock icon Warning to the Press
    46 1 JAKARTA, Wed. National Security Chief Admiral Sudomo warned the lindonesian press today not to carry unconfirmed reports. "Such reports tend to have no truth and can discredit the good name of those involved, he told newsmen after talks with President Suharto. AFP.
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    Talks likely to focus on improving trade links
    592 1  -  TAN LIAN CHOO By Our Diplomatic Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The economic ministers of the other four Asean countries arrived here today for their 12th meeting that promises to be a detailed round of talks on improving economic and business cooperation among
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    Lock icon Largest-ever headcount
    211 1 BEIJING, Wed AN army of five million interviewers will travel to every corner of China this year to count one by one the country's estimated population of one billion in the largest census ever rondueted, reports said > *>terday. In accomplishing the massive task, China will employ 29
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    Should current market prices apply?
    201 1 WHEN a marriage goes sour and the courts must divide matrimonial property, should their current market prices be considered? This was the question before the Appellate Court yesterday, when teacher Tan Boon Son sought "compensation from his ex-wife for losing their matrimonial home to her.
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    Lock icon US-China talks fail to break the deadlock
    744 1 BEIJING, Wednesday AMERICAN troubleshooters trying to avert a United States-China confrontation over arms sales to Taiwan ended three days of talks here today with no sign of a break in the stalemate. The four-man US delegation, led by Assistant Secretary of State John
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    Lock icon Billion dollar Saudi pledge to Zia
    269 1 ISLAMABAD, Wed SAUDI Arabia has pledged US$5OO million (551, 020 million) to Pakistan to help pay for arms worth over US$2 billion which the government of President Zia Ul-Haq intends purchasing over the next six years. Around US$3OO million of this will be made
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    Lock icon Fire kills two
    40 1 MANILA, Wed. Two women died here when a fire destroyed their home in the city's Mandaluyong district last night, the fire department said today The women, aged 20 and 24, were trapped inside the two-storey building Reuter.
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      '2 OF THATCHER TEAM FOUND'
      58 1 ALGIERS, Wed. Two of the three members of Mark Thatrhrr's Paris-to-Dakar rally team have been found alive and well In the south Algerian desert, sources said here today. The Identity of the two members Ls not yet known. Mark Thatcher's team consisted of himself, co-driver
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      62 1 50 pages today FURTHER STUDIES PLAN FOR DOCTORS, DENTISTS Pag* 9 Red Cross may setup blood bank Pag* 12 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS S, 4, S, I COMICS 13 EDITORIAL 14 LETTERS IS BACKGROUND II CLASSIFIEDS 21-29 CAUSEWAY SPORTS S3-n Interview with 'Singapore Cowboy' Pag*l RADIO AND TV 2 OUTLOOK
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      583 2 Boost for medicine MORE doctors and dentists can go for further studies and training this year. The Health Ministry has set aside $1.2 million for this under the two-year-old Health Manpower Development Plan. The sum is more than double that spent during the plan's first year in 1980. Last
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      COMMENT
      189 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: DESPITE the optimism of the National University of Singapore's Vice-Chanrellor, Prof Lim Pin, about employer's readiness to provide training opportunities to students, the evidence suggests that not all of them are fully committed to the concept. Attitudes have probably improved as more employers see the
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      SPORTS
      231 2 Boxing match instead? AMERICAN Jimmy Connors fears that future tennis matches with fellow American John McEnroe may deteriorate to an exchange of fisticuffs, following his Sunday victory in five sets over the world's best player. "The boxing gloves are going to start coming out, I'm afraid,' Conners said a
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      236 2 CLEARER INTEREST IN AUSTRALIAN INVESTMENTS THKRE are clearer indications that Australia will be a major beneficiary of the Singapore Government Investment Corporation's (GIC) plans to invest the nations foreign reserves throughout the world. Singapore has appointed a high-powered former merchant banker to head the GIC investment office in
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      BACKGROUND
      80 2 ICY TREASURE THE Soviet Union has an immense ice-bound treasure trove in Siberia, which has yet to be fully exploited. Prospects for its development are dim for to unlock the riches of the frozen wasteland, much capital, which the Soviets lack, is required. There is also a shortage of
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      632 2 Trudeau revamps govt CANADA'S Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau has reorganised his government to step up exports and reduce regional economic disparities. The move is to combat one of the worst recessions to hit the country in 30 years. He split the Ministry of Industry, Trade and
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      SECTION 2
      377 2 Our very own singin' cowboys HORSELESS, Singapore's "cowboys" don their carved leather boots and fancy-buckled belts every evening and go to work. They do not use lariats, nor do they polish their saddles. The tools of their trade are amplifiers, guitars and violins they are Singapore s own
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      148 2 Export ban to end? THE Johore ban on export of granite, bricks and sand to Singapore is likely to be lifted soon, sources said yesterday. The announcement is expected to come from Mentri Besar Tan Sri Haji < n h man Saat. The two-year-old ban, which has
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      SECTION 3 (S'pae edition)
      172 2 Another name? WHO is Li Mawen, and why is he so popular? Just as romanising Chinese names led to some peculiar hybrids, sinicising Western names has its moments, too. Of course, Li Mawen is Lee Marvin. And Bei Duofen would be that master of the symphony.
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Five of 10 worst dressed
      270 3 MISS PARTON LOS ANGELES, Wed. The celebrities above won the dubious distinction yesterday of being among the 10 worst dressed women selected by designer Richard BlackweU, a critic of fashion faux pas for more than 20 years. Others named on the 22nd annual list were
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      Lock icon Storm leaves snow blanket across the southern US
      489 3 NEW YORK, Wed A MAJOR storm spread ice and snow across the southern part of the United States from Texas to Georgia yesterday, turning highways into ice skating rinks on the heels of a cold wave that has killed 102 people and
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      Lock icon Judge to airline': Re-hire married stewardesses
      225 3 Judge to airline': Re-hire married stewardesses CHICAGO, Wednesday A FEDERAL judge has ordered United Airlines to re-hire 1,400 stewardesses forced to quit because they had married. US district judge James Moran yesterday ordered United to put the dismissed stewardesses on its list of laid-off employees eligible for recall on a
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      Lock icon World Bank not a Robin Hood institution, says chief
      165 3 World Bank not a Robin Hood institution, says chief TOKYO, Wed. The new president of the World Bank said today his organisation is not a "Robin Hood" whose function is to redistribute wealth by taking from the rich countries and giving to the poor ones. Rather, Mr A. W. Clausen
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      FAULTY SWITCHES CAUSED DEATH IN PLANE
      191 3 WASHINGTON, Wed A PLIGHT attendant waa eraaked to death In a galley elevator aboard a World Airway* IX -II laat Sept 2t because switches malfunctioned, the National Transportation Safety Board said ymterday. The board said Mian Karen Williams was Minding food carts from the
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      Lock icon Trudeau Govt revamp to boost exports
      407 3 AS CANADA FACES RECESSION OTTAWA, Wad. PRIME Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau reorganised his government yesterday to step up exports and to take greater account of regional economic disparities, as Canada is in one of its worst recessions in 30 years. The Ministry of Industry,
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon Pole looks to Australia
      73 4 BONN. Wed. The son of Polish Deputy Prime Minister Mieczyslaw Rakowski has applied to emip-ate to Australia and could receive permission to settle there within the next two months, the Australian Embassy said today. Artur Rakowski. 25. has been evading publicity since it was learned early
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      Lock icon Buses, cars searched in hunt for Dozier
      103 4 AN ITALIAN policeman checking pasoenKers of a bos In Verona on Tuesday In connection with the kidnapping of US Brigadier-General James Dozier by the Red Brigades guerilla gang last month. In a major operation, handreds of police searched nearly n.Hi cars and questioned
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      Lock icon Job problems 'can upset West stability'
      311 4 BONN, Wed CONSTANTLY rising unemployment in the United States and Western Europe could result in social problems serious enough to destabilise the West, West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt warned yesterday. In an interview published in Stern magazine, Mr Schmidt added that the West could
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      Lock icon Polish rulers want martial law to end but...
      276 4 Polish rulers want martial law to end but WARSAW, Wednesday Poland's military rulers said yesterday they want the "sharp, painful period" of martial law to be as short as possible but former leaders of trade unions like Solidarity must be "unscrupulously eliminated" from power. Polish Deputy Prime Minister Jerzy Ozdowski
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      In other words...
      50 4 In other words... 6 ON paper he was right, but we should not be deceived. He got the words he wanted, but not the q actions. 7 New York Times columnist James Reston sizing up what American Secretary of State Alexander Haig has achieved at Natos emergency meeting this week.
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      Lock icon SCHIMDT IN PARIS FOR TALKS OVER CRISIS
      88 4 PARIS, Wed. French President Francois Mitterrand and West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt meet here today to discuss the Polish crisis and try to forge a common front. The meeting, announced on Monday, will be held after both men preside over cabinet meetings in
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      Lock icon FLOATING SUPERMARTS WILL BE BANNED
      150 4 FLOATING SUPERMARTS WILL BE BANNED BRUSSELS, Wed. The European Commission today decided to ban "butterships" on which millions of thrifty West Germans go to sea for the day to buy duty-free butter, liquor and cigarettes, commission sources said. Imported cameras, radios and other luxury goods sold in tax-free shops throughout
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      Lock icon Hundreds camp in Sinai to defy pullout policy
      476 5 TEL AVIV, Wednesday HUNDREDS of squatters who came from as far north as the Golan Heights, camped out overnight in tents pitched inside rebuilt hothouses in a northern Sinai farming settlement, vowing to resist government attempts to evict them. About 250 youngsters
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      Lock icon Iraq warns ships of risk
      137 5 BEIRUT, Wed. Iraq warned today that ships entering waters at the bead of the golf risked hitting mines or being attacked by the Iraqi navy. Iraq has been at war with neighbouring Iran for 1C months. The official Iraqi News Agency qnoted the commander of
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      Lock icon Egypt and US agree to intensify talks on autonomy
      407 5 CAIRO, Wed US Secretary of State Alexander Haig and. Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak agreed today to intensify and broaden the Palestinian autonomy talks between Egypt and Israel. Following an hour-long private meeting at Mr Mubarak's office in suburban Heliopolis, Mr Haig
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      Fears for 38
      29 5 DAR ES SALAM. Wed. The Tanzania news agency said today that at least 38 persons were (eared drowned after a ferry capsized on Lake Victoria. AR^
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      Lock icon Arab League accuses Israel of showing contempt for UN
      222 5 UNITED NATIONS, Wed. The Arab League's UN representative charged yesterday that Israel had demonstrated anew its "open contempt" for Security Council resolutions by reportedly beginning construction of an international border crossing on the Golan Heights. Mr Clovis Maksoud, UN observer of
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      Lock icon Beijing's wage reforms strike at Mao's ideals
      561 6 BEIJING, Wednesday I CHINA, mindful of the i need to increase productivity, has launched initial wage reforms that deal a blow to the late Chairman Mao Zedong's wage equality ideals, informed souces said. The sources said the 1 programme was launched on a
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      Lock icon New Governor-General
      46 6 CANBERRA, Wed. High (ourt Judge Sir Nlnlan Stephen will become Australia's next Governor-General in July, Prime Minister Malcolm Praser said 1 today. Hie 58-year-old EngUsh-born Judge will succeed Sir Zelman Cowen who has been Governor-General since he succeeded Sir John Kerr In IWI. Renter.
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      Lock icon Afghan proposals for the return of refugees
      268 6 Afghan proposals for the return of refugees ISLAMABHAD, Wed. Foreign Minister Agha Shahi said yesterday Pakistan had received proposals by Afghanistan for the return of an estimated 2.5 million Afghan refugees in his country. Mr Shahi did not specify the proposals which he said were sent to Pakistan by the
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      Lock icon Japan raps US bid to curb imports
      401 6 Japan raps US bid to curb imports TOKYO, Wednesday JAPAN'S Minister for International Trade, Mr Shintaro Abe, today criticised moves in the US Congress for legislation to curb imports from nations which close their markets to American exports. Mr Abe, who is going to the US tomorrow for a trade
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        Lock icon Thais reject call
        79 6 THAILAND YESTERDAY rejected Phnotn Penh's call for the return of a boat sunk off its coast on Dec 28 in an incident in which eight Cambodians were killed. Supreme Command spokesman Lt-On Som Kattaphan said in Bangkok the boat would not be returned because it was "Thai
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        Lock icon Indonesia's protest
        60 6 INDONESIA HAS lodged an official protest with the Soviet Union over a Radio Moscow reference to the banned Indonesian Communist Party. Foreign Affairs Minister Maraden Panggabean said in Jakarta yesterday. Radio Moscow said recently in its Indonesian language programme that the Indonesian Communist Party sent a congratulatory message
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        Lock icon ITT asks for $750 m
        76 6 THE BIG AMERICAN corporation International Telephone and Telegraph (ITT) has asked France for US$375 million (Ss7so million) as compensation for the proposed nationalisation of its assets, government sources said in Paris yesteray. They said negotiations on compensation were continuing with nT, Honeywell of the United
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        Lock icon Egypt frees 27 more
        62 6 EGYPT'S PROSECITOR-GENERAL, saying he was acting on humanitarian grounds, on Tuesday ordered the release of 27 people, including two Coptic bishops and two priests, who were detained since September by the late President Anwar Sadat. The prosecutor, who deals with political offences, said the 27 were
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        Lock icon More Taiwan visitors
        87 6 MORE THAN 400 Taiwanese fishing boats called at three reception centres on the Chinese mainland last year despite attempts by the Taiwan authorities to prevent them coming, official Beijing television said last night. It said the three centres in the southeastern province of Fuiian, received 3,000 visits
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        Lock icon Afghan defectors
        95 6 THREE PROMINENT officials of Afghanistan's Soviet-sponsored government defected in West European countries last month with substantial sums of government money to tide them over in their new capitalist sur- I roundings, a Western diplomatic source re- ported in New Delhi yesterday. The diplomat said the defectors included the
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      Lock icon 27 Chinese delay send-off with saucy trick
      204 6 27 Chinese delay send-off with saucy trick MANILA, Wed. Twenty-seven impris oned Chinese immigrants doused themselves with fish sauce which guards mistook for petrol and this delayed their deportation to mainland China, Immigration Com mi i ssioner Edmundo Reyes said today. Mr Reyes said the group, picked up on the
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      1m Mars bars plus cash offer for luxury home
      230 6 PERTH, Wed A CANDY-LOVING businessman is considering a buyer's offer of 1 million Mars bars plus AW58.35* <551,511,2t5) In rash as payment for his luxury home. Australian Robert Auguste said yesterday that he had asked for AsW7,s#t when he put his
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    Woman stabbed along common corridor
    198 7 Woman stabbed along common corridor A 2S-Y EAR-OLD woman who was married recently was found stabbed along the common corridor of a Housing Board block In Commonwealth Drive yesterday. She died soon a'ter admission to Alexandra Hoapital. Madam Cbong Mew Fong, a seamstress, was returning to her third floor flat
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    'Keep a few hours each week for training'
    156 7 'Keep a few hours each week for training' THE government, employers and trade unions should consider setting aside a few hours during the 44-hour working week for training purposes. This call has been made by the United Workers of Petroleum Industry in the latest issue of its publication, The Monitor.
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    Weight Watchers Club to close this week
    253 7 Weight Watchers Club to close this week IT has been heavy going for the Weight Watchers Club. The club which helped many women shed some pounds, has lost some money too. This has brought the business venture to an abrupt end. Dr Neale Muir, the general manager of Weight Watchers
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    nightclubs blacklist 50 Taiwan, HK artistes
    402 7  - nightclubs blacklist 50 Taiwan, HK artistes LIM HUI KIAU By LOCAL nightclub operators have blacklisted about 3$ Hongkong and Taiwanese entertainers because of their exorbitant fees. The artistes have commanded more than the celling of $4,1 M Imposed by the 12-member Singapore Theatre Restaurant and Nightclub Association. The list was
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    ACB trial adjourned to today
    159 7 THE joint trial of Asia Commercial Bank and its chairman, Ang Keong I^an, 60, accused of contravening the Banking Act, was adjourned until todav^ ACB allegedly granted unsecured credit facilities which exceeded $5,000 to Ben Huat and Company when its director, Ang, was a guarantor
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    Traffic change
    36 7 FROM Friday at 10.30 a.m. traffic will no longer be allowed to turn right from Thomson Road into Moulmein Road. The existing right-turn arrow markings on the road will be replaced by chevron markings.
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    Divorced couple's property may be unequally divided
    835 7  -  MAUREEN CHUA CJ CITES WOMEN'S CHARTER IN RULING By A DIVORCED couple's property may be unequally divided between them under the Women's Charter, Chief Justice Wee Chong Jin said yesterday. He said under Section 100, which was incorporated into the Charter last year,
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    On prints
    25 7 THERE WILL be an exhibition of prints, by contemporary Australian printmakers at the Hyatt Regency Hotel on Thursday from 6.30 to 8 p.m.
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    Teh's date
    48 7 MINISTER (or National Development and MP for Geylang west, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, will distribute hong baos to the aged on Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Geylang West senior citizen's recreation centre at Block 44, Sims Drive. A reception will be held after the ceremony.
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    Damages suit settled 'without liability'
    186 7 A great-grandmother in her early 80s and her 60--year-old son settled a joint damages claim against them in the High Court yesterday for $7,500 "without admission of any liability on their part." Their counsel, Mr Tan Bar Tien, said that their payment offer was made
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    Bus-stop snake dies
    78 7 THE two-metre python that was "nabbed" by the law at a Clemenceau Avenue bus stop on Monday has been put to sleep. During a 20-minute encounter with a police constable, thf» snake was prodded with a lighted torch and injured by blows from an axe. It was
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    Accuseds in court after hospital discharge
    182 9 Accuseds in court after hospital discharge A 44-YEAR-OLD man charged with being involved in a $130,000 robbery in River Valley Road last month was produced in court yesterday after being discharged from Changi Prison Hospital. Ong 800 Wong, first charged in hospital on Dec 23, was ordered to be remanded
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    Skin-diving
    23 9 THE Henderson community centre will conduct a skin-div-ing course from Feb 9 at the Queenstown Swimming Pool. For more details, telephone *****68.
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    Instructor took bribes from drug inmate
    277 9 A DRUG inmate and member of a racket operating illegally in the rehabilitation centre earned as much as $600 a month, a district court heard yesterday. This was payment for stealing solder bars from the workshops in Selarang Park Drug Rehabilitation Centre. Part of
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    TWICE AS MANY NOW TAKING MUSIC AT 'A' LEVEL
    180 9 TWICE AS MANY NOW TAKING MUSIC AT 'A' LEVEL MORE than twice as many students offer music at 'A' level now that the music elective programme has been introduced at Raffles Junior College. This year, 22 students are studying music at RJC, the only college to offer music education. Previously
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    Legal advice
    28 9 FREE legal counselling will be provided at the Ang Mo Kio community centre will provide free legal counselling on Tuesday from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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    Ex-PoW seeks buddy on Death Railway'
    183 9 MORE than SC years ago, ex-prisoners of war Bernard Sayles and Richard de Sonsa left Slam's Infamous "Death Railway" together after Japan surrendered. They had been interned together In (nan el in the early part of World War 11, and were sent to work
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    25 science teachers to attend new syllabus course
    103 9 25 science teachers to attend new syllabus course A NEW course for primary school science teachers will begin in March to equip them with the skills they will need to implement the new primary science syllabus. Only 25 teachers will attend this course, organised jointly by the Ministry of Education
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    Hong bao gift
    47 9 THE MP for Pasir Panjang. Mr Abbas Abu Amin. will givp away hong bao and food hampers to social welfare recipents and senior citizens at the Dover Road community centre on Saturday at 10 a.m. Highlights include a magic show and a lucky draw.
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    Welcome call for teachers
    155 9 THE Education Ministry's New Year present for government schools will come In the form of a telephone for the teachers' common room. In the past, government schools wanting telephones for the staff room had to bear the cost themselves. While many government schools have done this,
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    $1.2 m plan to send dentists, doctors for further studies
    279 9 Spending to up health care standards THE Health Ministry plans to spend $1.2 million to send more of its doctors and dentists for further studies and training. This spending under its 1982 Health Manpower Development Plan will be more than
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    Accused of murder
    67 9 A BURMESE, Cai Boswan. 27. who is accused of murder, was yesterday ordered by a magistrate's court to be remanded at Queenstown Remand Prison pending the Attorney-Gener-al's instructions. No plea was recorded. He is said to have murdered Mr Chai Mart, 38, at Hougang Avenue 5 between
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    Seaman airlifted to Hawaii hospital
    119 9 Seaman airlifted to Hawaii hospital A SEAMAN who became ill on board a Singaporeregistered freighter was airlifted to a Honolulu hospital on Monday night after a rescue in the Pacific. The vessel, the Dean Kerisi, was bound for Japan. The rescue by United States Air Force aircraft, took place 725
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    Labourer gets five years
    64 10 LABOURER Abdul Samad so Ramalan Muslia Mohamed, 24, was jailed for five years and ordered to be given five strokes of the rotan for drug trafficking. He pleaded guilty to selling one straw of heroin to assistant narcotics officer Rajasagaran. who posed as an addict, at
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    Villa Singa show
    55 10 THE Society of Malay Culture (Persatuan Kebudayaan Melayu) will stage a charity drama called villa Singa (Lion's Villa) together with the drama workshop of the National Theatre Club on Jan 26 at 8 p.m. at the Victoria Theatre. The guest of honour will be the MP for
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    Hong bao gift
    42 10 TWO MPs. Mr Yeo Toon Chia (Ang Mo Kio) and Mr I.im Boon Heng (Kebun Bahru). will officiate at the hong bao presentation ceremony for the aged on Sunday at 9 a.m. at the Ang Mo Kio community centre.
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    Talk on Islam
    36 10 A religious lecture will be organised by the Muslim Mis- sionary Society Singapore at the Sultan Mosque on Sunday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. The lecturers are from Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore
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    Bringing gotongroyong to life in flats
    268 10 Bringing gotongroyong to life in flats I 111-: .rural nut,. II u( Malay Cultural Organisations Mill look into ways to keep all\e the Kotong-rovonß spirit in hiKh-rl.se living. (■otonK-royong (cooperative) protects used to characterise life in the kampungs, where their openness allowed for such activities. I his will be one
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    Clerk on forging certs rap
    141 10 TENG BEE LING, 22, a clerk, was yesterday charged in a magistrate's court with forging videotape certificates and the signature of the Board of Fum Censors chairman. She is alleged to have forged seven certificates purportedly made out by the chairman of the Board of
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    Launching of T-shirt campaign for shop assistants
    128 12 IT WAS T-shirts galore yesterday morning at Fooehow Building In Tyrwhitt toad. Members of the two coffeeshop associations, Singapore Fooehow Coffee Restaurant and Bar Merchant Association and Kheng Keow Coffee Merchants, Restaurants and Bar Owners Association, were collecting Tshlrts to distribute among their
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    Leng Kee's CCC offers scholarships
    66 12 Leng Kee's CCC offers scholarships THE Leng Kee Constituency Citizens' Consultative Committee is offering scholarships to students in its constituency. Its pre-unlversity scholarships are worth $250 a year, secondary school scholarships, $180, and primary school scholarships $100. Application! forms are available from Leng Kee community centre in Block 56, Lengkok
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    Red Cross to study the setting up of blood bank
    339 12  -  BENG TAN By Medical Reporter THE Red Cross is looking into opening a blood donation centre and is setting up a committee to study all aspects of starting such a service. This follows a call by Health Minister Goh Chok
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    Dinner date
    26 12 THE Real Estate's Developers Association of Singapore will hold its annual dinner on Jan 20 at 7.30 p.m. at the Island Ballroom. Shangri-La Hotel.
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    Four die on Tuesday after road mishaps
    169 12 FOUR people involved in road accidents died on Tuesday. In the first accident, motorcyclist Chow Chee Kwong, 20, was killed instantly after his motorcycle skidded on Kranji Way at 5.50 a.m. Pillion rider Lye Yong Huat, also 20, was admitted to Alexandra Hospital.
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    Chinese troupe to stage festive opera
    230 12 Chinese troupe to stage festive opera THE 62-member Chao Zhou Opera Troupe from China is in town once again with a special programme of fulllength plays and popular excerpts for the festive season. Opera buffs in Singapore will for the first time, watch new renditions of the popular comedies. The
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    KITE FESTIVAL TO BE HELD NEXT MONTH
    104 12 SINGAPORE Kite Festival '82, organised by The Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, the People's Association and the Sin Chew Jit Poh, will be held on Feb 13 and 14 at the West Coast Highway. Participants may enter the Open section or the Students' section,
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    ARC division to be located at Kent Ridge
    193 12 THE Engineering Development Division of the Applied Research Corporation (ARC) which has been concentrating on microprocessor applications will be relocated within the Engineering Faculty of the National University of Singapore at Kent Ridge. This will enable the concentration of all available resources
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    Air force teamwork shows results
    109 12 Air force teamwork shows results TEAMWORK has shown positive results in 18 quality control circles and work improvement teams voluntarily set up in the Republic of Singapore Air Force since June last year. Dr Yeo Ning Hong. Minister of State (Defence), said pilots, when they take to the air, rely
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    Case may categorise members to improve service
    244 13  - Case may categorise members to improve service FILOMINA D'CRUZ By THE Consumers Moot tion of Singapore is studying the possibility of dividing its membership into categories by computer to provide a more personal service. Members, for example, can be divided according to age and profession. If this is done, select
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    Cadets bound for India
    50 13 FOUR NCC cadets will attend the Indian NCC Republic Day camp in New Delhi from Jan 20 to 28. They are Loh Kirn Mcc from Victoria School, Khoo Yong Sin from Raffles Junior College, Susie Lim from Dunearn Secondary and Alinah Aman from Raffles Girls' Secondary.
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    Essay contest
    32 13 THE Port of Singapore Authority will hold an essay competition for students in upper secondary and pre-university classes, vocational institutes and tertiary technical institutions. For details telephone *****11. ext 2838.
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    Blitz on black smoke at these worksites
    337 13  -  GRACE CHNG By OFFICERS of the Anti-Pollution Unit are stepping up checks on black smoke emanating from construction sites in residential and tourist areas, on a regular basis. Previously, the unit made prompt checks on construction sites only after complaints had been received.
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    Remanded for another week
    67 13 YEN Wei Seng. 20, charged with murder Last week, was yesterday ordered by a magistrate's court to be remanded at the Criminal Investigation Department for another week. He is accused in two separate charges of murdering Mr Lian Urn Seng, 31, ana his niece, Lian Hui
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    Urinated at bus stop
    41 13 DRAUGHTSMAN Yap Kok Ann, 19, a Malaysian, was fined $80 by a magistrate for urinating at a bus stop in front of Jurong Theatre at 1.35 a.m. yesterday. He pleaded guilty to behaving in an indecent manner.
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    Silo in Changi
    30 13 THE Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation's supermarket in Cnangi Airport will be officially opened on Tuesday at 2.30 p.m. by Mr Teo Chong Tee, Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs).
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    Grazed thumb upsets shipyard's target
    199 13  -  PAUL JACOB By A GRAZED thumb lost Scmbawang Shipyard the chance to rhalk up a record one million man-hours worked without accident at the yard. The Incident took place on Dec 21 when an employee Injured his thumb on a moving metal part. This broke
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    5 YOUTHS STOLE BUS FOR NIGHT TOUR
    184 13 5 YOUTHS STOLE BUS FOR NIGHT TOUR FIVE youths stole a bus for a night tour of the city, a district court heard yesterday. They only abandoned the bus when it stalled 1 along Marine Parade Road. The five were stopped by a police patrol at 3 a.m. They were
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    Motorcyclist fined $300
    69 13 A MOTORCYCLIST was yesterday fined $300 after he was found guilty of riding dangerously along Kallang Road on the afternoon of May 21. A mobile squad patrolman, PC Rahim Abdullah, told the magistrate's court that he had earlier intercepted Yeo Poh Soon and another rider who were
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    Boat people find Singapore a safe haven, says UN official
    392 13 Boat people find Singapore a safe haven, says UN official REFUGEES in Singapore were much better off than those elsewhere, a representative of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said yesterday. Dr Shashi Tharoor, head of the UNHCR suboffice here, said Vietnamese boat people rescued in the South
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    Union gives awards to 85 children
    81 13 Union gives awards to 85 children MR V. JAYAKODY, adviser to the Public DailyRated General Stores Workers' Union, presented cash awards to 85 children of union members in a ceremony on Sunday. The children were those who passed their Primary School Leaving Examination last year, atid also those who have
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      173 13 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Gamp CANI ■yfoU TAI^E VOOP6AuiTTLETC» UKICLt JICX3S MOW CLO WAS 1 Ooi'T TWIJKTVieyLL WlTVtyoUToZ^Qfr |40, 5 VDUMS VET FOP AUMTiE *AAG6i£ WMEIJ r— eveP FItJISM M6RTHE BEAUTY l^j %n DEAR- I 1 BEAUTY SM£ STAfZTEP GOiMS IB- SM6 STAPTEP r- Blondle B CWc
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    The Straits Times says...
    456 14 The Straits Times says Training for mutual benefit THE Vice-Chancellor of the National University of Singapore, Prof Lim Pin, struck a heartening note when he spoke on Tuesday of the university's efforts to encourage industries to provide more training opportunities to undergraduates. Speaking specifically of training for engineering students, he
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    Why it is not wise to panic the Soviets
    1662 14  -  JONATHAN STEELE By THE West asks whether Gen Jaruzelski is a patriot or a puppet. Should he be put on probation or punished? Was the imposition of martial law in Poland a Polish initiative or a Soviet one? If it was
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    To be stuck with a stranger...
    686 14 C2BI IF YOU had to get stuck between two floors in a lift, whom would you choose to be stuck with? This question seems to be a modern version of that old thought-provoker: "Whom would you like to be stranded with on a desert
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    Lock icon Natos forward defence strategy questioned
    622 14  -  DREW MIDDLETON JBy in New York FOR the first time in more than a decade, serious doubts are being expressed about the soundness of Natos strategy in defence of Western Europe. Forward defence is the essence of this strategy. This means that with sufficient warning
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      110 14 Essence of Chicken with Ginseng... the traditional way to stamina and health. The woman with a responsible job needs to preserve her stamina and health. Essence of Chicken has health-giving qualities. Traditional Chinese herbalists have always used Ginseng as a tonic. The use of Ginseng as a tonic has now
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      Cost saving methods practised at SBS
      405 15 I REFER to Wong King Chen's letter "How SBS can make the most of costly vehicle parts" (ST, Nov 28). I would like to thank your writer for the many suggestions made with regard to saving costs through the more efficient use of component
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        Queries for the pharmacist
        267 15 AS A General Practitioner (GP) for the past decade, I would like to raise a few points on the dispensing of medicine. Many GP s have night clinics. How many pharmacies are willing to open at night or early in the morning to dispense medication for
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        Suggestion to sell blood
        234 15 WHEN I first donated blood in 1948 there was only one private hospital in existence. Now there are several. It is not a practical proposal for them to set up a blood bank. Regular donors will be faced with a choice of donating their blood either
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      Zoo's other sponsors
      190 15 YOUR story on the renewal of the adoption of our elephants by the Indoauez Bank (ST. Jan 4) was an interesting one with a witty and "catchy" theme. The closing paragraph mentioned the sponsorship scheme and named some of our sponsors donors. However, some of our major
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        Falling objects
        86 15 A FEW days ago, a flower pot fell and smashed one of my kitchen windows, broke one of the glass panes and soiled my clean and dry clothes, as I was about to take them in. A quick survey around my area (Teck Whye Estate) showed that a
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        Matter resolved
        53 15 WE REFER to the letter "Was I just a pain in the neck?" (ST. Dec 31, 1981). We had a very cordial discussion with the patient "In Doubt" and am pleased that the misunderstanding has been resolved amicably. JURONG CENTRE CUNIC Dr Tro hl»n Tong Dr (hong T»t
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        A damaging car test?
        67 15 THE Registrar of Vehicles (ST. Jan 8) seems to have missed the point. If one assumes the ROY standards were properly drafted, then of course "any properly maintained vehicle would be able to pass the compulsory car inspection. But will the inspection, as it is apparently
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      Baby food firms not asked to change ads
      465 15 Baby food firms not asked to change ads WITH reference to your article "Makers don't want to say mother's milk is best Case" (ST, Jan 5), I wish to state that the Singapore Breastfeeding Mothers' Group (SBMG) has never asked infant formula manufacturers to change their advertising strategies. The statement
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      Warning toots on road sounds like a good idea
      189 15 Warning toots on road sounds like a good idea IT WAS with some amusement that I noted the contents of the letter "Sounder Way to Traffic Control" by G.O.H. which appeared in the Forum Page (ST, Dec 24,). G.O.H. appears to have succeeded in thoroughly confusing himself over the thrust
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      Paint yellow strips instead
      181 15 Paint yellow strips instead THE Ministry of National Development recently made a statement to the effect that the speed regulating strips placed on various roads had reduced the number of accidents considerably. I would like to make two points with regard to their statement. First, a correlation between roads where
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      Lock icon Unlocking Russia's frozen treasure trove
      1275 16 4 X nine or 10 month s under snow and ice, w the climate in Siberia is too unfriendly for man. Every fifth settler of Siberia gives up within a year of his arrival. More people are leaving the land than the number of arrivals
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      culture comes down to the people
      795 16 culture comes down to the people PARIS At prime time on the night of Saturday, Jan 2, a programme billed as a "cultural magazine" a debate on the recent folding of the irreverent weekly paper, Charlie Hebdo was screened live on France's state-run television. It turned into a raucous brawl
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        Sentosa Plywood
        61 17 THE KLSE has queried Sentosa Plywood Bhd its basis for arriving at the cash consideration of M 53.015 million (552.74 million) for disposing its 900,000 stock units in Faber Merlin Malaysia Bhd. The company was also requested to furnish name(s) of the purchaser(s) and the expected effect of
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        Selangor Properties
        73 17 SELANGOR Properties Bhd has been asked by the KLSE to comment and confirm whether foreign groups are holding big stakes in the company. An article appearing in a Malaysian newspaper last Tuesday stated that some investment groups in Hongkong and unit ti ust groups in the United Kingdom
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        Credit
        64 17 Hong Leong HONG Leong Credit Bhd's shareholders have approved the bonus issue of one new share for every one held by registered members as at Jan 6,1982. The issue, which is still subject to the approval of the Capital Issues Committee, will be capitalised from M 521,900,300 (5519.929.273) which
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        Lock icon 'Projects could stall'
        131 17 JAKARTA, Wed. The Indonesian Contractors Association (AKI) has expressed concern that many big development projects under construction might not be completed due to the current uncertainty in the pricing system as a result of the country's recent fuel price hikes. The government raised fuel prices about 63
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        Lock icon Takeover rumour
        93 17 LONDON, Wed. New rumours of an imminent bid by Indonesian businessman Mr Fayzol Hashim for the London and Overseas Freighters (LOF) company circulated on the stock exchange here today. They were boosted by reports of further buying orders from the Far East for shares of LOF, one of
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        Lock icon Oil industry
        70 17 MEXICO CITY, Wed. The world oil market will remain depressed throughout 1982 because the United States and other industrialised countries will not make significant economic recoveries, says a study by the government reserve bank Banco de Mexico. The report published yesterday said, however, that oil demand in the
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        Lock icon GM robots?
        92 17 TOKYO, Wed. Japan's major robot manufacturer is currently negotiating with the world's largest car maker General Motors for a possible tie-up in robot production, the daily Tokyo Shimbun reported today. Fujitsu Fanuc, a major manufacturer of industrial robots and numerical controls (the processor unit which "thinks" for robots),
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        Lock icon Fare fight
        93 17 COPENHAGEN, Wed. Air France will soon cut its business and economy class air fares as the latest salvo in its tariff battle with Scandinavian Airline Systems (SAS), the economics daily Boersen reported today. Boersen quoted highly-placed Air France sources as saying that the French airline would cut its
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      Another sharp fall in key market index
      447 17 OVER 30 POINTS IN THREE DAYS THE Singapore stock market suffered another double-digit fall yesterday, bringing total losses in the first three trading days of this week to 30.42 points as measured on the Straits Times Industrials Index. The 12.79 point drop to
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      Selangor Prop unruffled by property acquisition
      414 17 SELANGOR Properties seems unperturbed by the Malaysian government's acquisition of a major portion of its Damansara Heights property in Kuala Lumpur. The apparent indifference can be attributed to the company's confidence that the compensation it is to receive will be quite substantial and would
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      MBF Hldg's bonus issue
      113 17 FOLLOWING MBF Holding Bhd's request for temporary suspension of its shares at 12.30 p.m. on last Tuesday, the company has announced a bonus issue of one new share for every Msl stock held by shareholders. Such bonus issue, to be made out of reserves held under
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      Lock icon Singapore's growth likely to be tops
      356 17 HONGKONG, Wed. Asia is expected to have the fastest growing economies in the world this year, with Singapore topping the list at 10 per cent. Forecasts by official and private sources predicted an average growth rate of 6 to 6.5 per cent for the
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      Lock icon Analyst warns of 'catch' in MFA provision
      339 17 Analyst warns of 'catch' in MFA provision HONGKONG, Wed. A leading analyst of textile affairs, Mr fcayser Sung, has warned that the new protocol extending the Multifibre Arrangement (MFA) contains a provision which represents a cutback in disguise on under-utilised quotas for highly sensitive products. Paragrpah 10 of the protocol,
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      Single-digit PLRs soon?
      174 17 IT SHOULD not be surprising to see single-digit prime lending (PLR) rates very soon. Many bankers expect that before the Lunar New Year, the cost of borrowing will drop further to touch single digits. And now leading the way towards a single-digit prime lending rate market is
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      Lock icon Worldwide diamond sales fall by almost 50 per cent
      140 17 Worldwide diamond sales fall by almost 50 per cent JOHANNESBURG, Wed. Worldwide diamond sales by the Central Selling Organisation (CSO) controlled by mining giant De Beers slumped by almost 50 per cent last year, according to figures released. Analysts said the slump in demand for diamonds was a symptom of
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      GIC interest Down Under
      183 17  - GIC interest Down Under DM SAY BOON By Our Melbourne Reporter THERE are clear indications that Australia will be a major beneficiary of the Singapore Government Investment Corporation's (GIC) plans to invest the nations foreign reserves throughout the world. Although the government has been tight-lip-ped about its investment targets so
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      Share prices take another 12-point fall
      401 17 SINGAPORE: The stork market closed easier on renewed sellIng pressure In selevtively arMvr.tradlng. Among leading Industrials and finances. Straits Trading declined II cents to $9.M, <M B( M to $11.11, Cold Storage 2« to $4.M. The Straits Times Industrials Index dropped 12.79 points to
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      SCOREBOARD
      25 17 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Minings Plantations Deb/Loans Dp 3 1 1 1 Down 83 14 9 9 2 5 2 Unci 11 2 1
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        Falls
        64 17 Dutch Baby 240 C Sugar. 1320 VI B F Hides 885 Quolop Eat S75 Straits Trading 960 3 C B C 1170 > I' E 925 F N 810 M H I 300 long Leong Ind 1190 1 Leong Fin S10 Faaek Oro.r-t 560 'old Storage 400 P P
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        Rises
        22 17 N O L A B N Ben High ft Low DBS Loan 402 235 130 249 IIS •2 2 1 1
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        Volume Leaders
        24 17 Sime Darby 1.905.000 Supreme Corp 359.000 Promet 340.000 Multi-Purpose 334.000 City Dcv 312,000 Total turnover: 9.33 m Total value: $37. 21 m
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        Indices
        34 17 BT Indicator Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings Plantations OCBC: SESInd: Jan 12 Jan 13 *****3 1980O 789.73 776.9 1835 89 1809.1! 1204.81 1191.51 778.06 TG1.G 329.72 329.4 927.90 923.4 ***** 751.6. 674.52 *****
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      74 17 •utoad Hhd ■laaesa uthrie Bhd ftW I'ar w-Klw ehcape Hhd TC M W.rka 4 -2 -4 4 -8 -1 -10 -10 NBT N»t Iron PMC Perils Plart Prlnut KoMn.sons Kothmans Semb Ship -10 Sap Carp -5 Stmr Dwby -6 st Steamship -4 8t Trading -5 Times
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    2395 18 INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Ur'a Nil IHMI l»t»2 l>i% I" I Vol Werk Hi«h low <u«.p«nv S.I- ♦<" (<MM)) Ugh LM 104 248 Acma 294 -2 145 105 2 284 292 15 115 Alcom 115 48 19.8 150 130 Allied I'hiw 22Oxd -2 70 ig.B 3 222 220 112
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      Hongkong
      276 18 HONGKONG: Stocks closed lower yesterday, in sympathy with the weakness on Wall Street, where concern over higher interest rates had depressed share prices for two > consecutive days, brokers said. Disappointment over yester- day's Crown land auction, in which four out of seven offered lots were withdrawn for lack
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      Sydney
      299 18 SYDNEY: The market closed i lower yesterday, but bargain- hunting in the resources sector helped stem a surge of selling pressure which has pushed it well down this week, dealers said. Selected metals and oils made firm gains but industrials tended weaker. Turnovers improved with the passage of several
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      Tokyo
      342 19 TOKYO: Share prices rose marginally on some light bargain hunting in blue chips and populars yesterday, reversing Tuesday's decline, dealers said. AilnomoUi Akm Aiahl Chem Asahl Olam Bank T* Hmnyu Brldfeiton* MS 330 MO 2M aw 444 *1 4-1 -9 -2 unrh unrh Chlyoda Chubo Pwr Clttjer. D Nip
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      53 19 FINANCIAL TIMKS INDUSTRIALS 'uesday 524.6 londay 530.6 /eek Ago 518.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS 'uesday 847.70 londay 850.«« Yeek Ago 865 30 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 1423.57 •uesday 1445.32 Veek Ago 1385.72 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 716.4 "uesday 718.7 Veek Ago 734.8 ALL ORDINARIES Vednesday 568 2 "upsdpy S 693
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      660 19 LONDON. Tues. Equities and government bonds finished lower after a dull session today. The Financial Times index closed at 524.6, down 6 points from the previous close. Equities were marked down at the outset after last night's falls on Wall Street, prompted by fears of higher US interest rates
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      395 19 NEW YORK, Tues. The I stock market closed lower for the second straight day amid concern about the outlook for interest rates. The Dow Jones industrial average was off 2.76 points to 847.70 points and declines outnumbered advances by more than two to one. Volume narrowed to about
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      270 19 AMSTERDAM, Tues. Share prices were mainly lower, with KLM down 230 and R«yaJ Dutch 1 40 in Dutch internationals, dealers said. NMB feU 1.50 and Ami* 0.80 in lower banks while in investment funds, Rolloco dropped 3.80 and Itebee* three. Insurer EuU and mortgage bank PGH each fell two.
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      Zurich
      275 19 ZURICH, Tues. Share prices eased over a broad front in response to yesterday's setback on Wall Street along with growing concern about rising US interest rates and the dollar's strength on foreign exchange markets, dealers said. Among exceptions which rose were Elektrowatt in financials and the registered shares of
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      97 19 MANILA: The stock exchange closed lower across the board yesterday, dealers said. Turnover fell to 658,745 pesos from 1.15 million on Tuesday. tcojt Mlnini >Uu Con A itlu Con B lafulo Oold kntutl Con B IF Goodrich :dcp 0021 II SO 0015 4400 900 -0 1 unch Lrauito B
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      83 19 BANGKOK: Share prices closed mixed yesterday, with losses and gains about equal in inactive trading, dealers said. Ilaht* Asia Fibre Ayuthaya Inv And Trust 00 unrh lUngkok Bank B2 -2 Bank Of Ayudhtya Ltd Brrll Jurkrr jos Jk Chiroonf Th«l V Wlrr 210 4 2 Industrial Finance Corp International
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    400 18 SENTIMENT at the Kuala Lumpur stock market worsened yesterday as prices were slashed across the board following another barely steady start. Trading volume was comparatively lower. Afternoon buying was extremely selective and at the close of trading, declines swamped advances 103 to eight with 25 counters
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    Selling pressure still dominating
    610 18 AS THE saying goes when it rains, it pours. And so it was with the Singapore stock market yesterday which experienced a selling climax. Bears raided the market relentlessly right from the opening bell, sending prices sharply lower across the board. Investors, upon seeing the §wlft
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    BUSINESS DONE Singapore
    1695 18 BUSINESS DONE Singapore BID and offer prices officially listed and >»■«<■>—« in and reportad to Use 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
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    1810 18 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 lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified 1MU STKIM.s AfMmU (3.40B) Aleta il 35B) (5) 1.39 (11) 1 40 (3)
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    32 18 industrials Up 5 Down 73 Uncl 13 Finance 12 Hotels 1 Properties Oil Palms Uns 7 6 7 1 1 5 s rubbers v, rubbers Deb/ Loans 1 9 5
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    192 18 BINGAPOKE I Ml TRUST (Maaagera' prlcM for Jaa 14) The Commerce 3.17 3.33 The Savings Fund 1.91 2.01 Spore Prof; Fund 1.38 1.45 Spore Sec Fund 2.05 2.20 Spore Invest Fund 1.11 1.16 Spore Equity Fund 1.30 1 36xd ASIA UNIT TRUST (Maaagen' prlrea ler Jaa 14) Mai
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      TIN
      158 19 THE STRAITS tin price rose 28 cents to MS35.30 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 15 tonnes to 285 tonnes. The overnight Ixindon market for forward buyers was up 60 tonnes to C8.010 per tonne. LONDON: Values made further headway on Tuesday afternoon on continued
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      PALM OIL
      141 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian palm oil market remained steady yesterday, dealers said. In January south remained at M 5955 while central gained one to $955. South in February added $10 to $950 while north also trad#d at the same price. March in central was done at $935. The
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      Produce prices
      135 19 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore, noon Hosing prices per 1(1 kg yesterday: CoeoMt all: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $112.00 sellers, new drum fob $116.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $50.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $372.50 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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      GOLD
      171 19 THE kilobar market (or gold dcliv •■rah.i- in Singapore opened at $25,535 ffl and closed at 525.551.75 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at CStawon *****0. and closed at S3BB 50 389.25 It reopened and closed at the same level Gold was (ixed at U*****.00 in the I»ndon
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      COPPER
      33 19 LONDON: Copper prices on Tuesday (previous in brackets). Wirebar Spot £849.00 (£846 50): sellers £850 00 (£847.00); Three Month buyers E875.50 (£*****); sellers £877.00 (£875.00) Market leae: Barely steady Sales: 10.500 tonnes
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      RUBBER
      677 19 PRICES in the Sfafafjtn rubber market dated quietly steady yestenl.iv. with February RSS t >ne buyers quoted at 180.00 cents per kilo, unchanged from Tuesday's close, dealers sani The morning session closed unchanged around overnight levels after fluctuating marginally in quiet trading, they said. There was little change in
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      SSR and SMR
      108 19 MOOD SSK jnd SMK ptim yntrrriav RA8 Febraary Ms re. (Carnal Mia) (forward Mtkl Buyer* Hellers Buyers Sellers MB (Man pallet) I6S0O ICTOON ***** *****N M .1 t,.n pallet) ***** I6.100N ***** I660ON MRELB Febraary Marca SMKIA n km pallet I 1(^50 1H9 50N 189 50 191
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      29 19 Tm* Mea New York 8.058 unav 815S Zurich 8.058 B.ISS Wea Ties Singapore 8038 818S Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce. Source: CntfH Sab«r. S'pere.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      30 19 Rubber: Jan 13 Singapore: Feb: 180.00 cents (unchanged) Malaysia: Feb: 203.00 cents (unchanged) Tin: M 535.30 per kilo (up 28 cents) Official offering: 285 tonnes (down 15 tonnes)
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    Money and exchanges
    369 19 THE US Sinn dollar u.is MM bi l»m a high o( S2 052S 35 and a low "f S2 0470 90 II opened at $2 0470 00 and was moderately traded to a close at $2 (BIO 20 The upward movement of the US Sinn was due
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    335 19 Currancwa Nominal r.t.t Smithsonian P»rc»ni» 9 quoted yntarday (croM)panty Chang* Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency: US dollar 2.0510 2.0520 2.8196 -27.26 Sterling pound 3.8505 3.8550 7.3469 -47.59 Australian dollar 2.2910 2.2935 3.4286 -33.17 MZ dollar 1.6725 1.6755 3.4286 -51.10 Canadian dollar 1.7225 1.7245 Local dollars
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    Discount
    45 19 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Jan 13: Overniirhr M to 3 Call deposits: 3 Gaafeaj Buyiaf Selliaf 3-month Treasury bills 3 IH 3-month Bank bills 8 s, 8% 3 months CD 8 T« 6 months CD 8 H-» Saaree: NaltowU DUewut
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    31 19 Closing interbank rales tor Singapore dollars on Jan 13: OHer Bid (X-ernißhl 1 1 1 month 7 7*» 2 months 8 IN 3 months 8 7 Overnighl mode 2
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    Prime lending rates
    24 19 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best easterners is 11.58 per cent.
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      513 19 A beautiful home in a beautiful locality luxurious maisonettes I on Balmoral Crescent near Orchard Road Balmoral View is in the serene and lush green surroundings of I Balmoral Crescent, just a short distance away from the bustling city. It is in the heart of town, just a stone's throw
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      S'pore proposes change in Asean project
      346 20 SINGAPORE has proposed a change in the project allocated to it under the Asean Industrial Complementation (AIC) Scheme for automotive components. Instead of fuel injection pumps, Singapore wants to manufacture "differential gears". The Committee on Industry, Minerals and Energy (Coime) has already agreed to
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      Auction to clear Rollei's final lots
      196 20 Auction to clear Rollei's final lots ROLLEI Singapore hopes to clear its final lots of machinery through an auction at the end of this month. The auction, to be conducted by Victor Morris on behalf of Peat Marwick, Mitchell Co (PMM\ will involve 1,000 lots of machinery. More than half
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      ABS council takes two more members
      443 20  -  CONRAD RAJ By MEMBERS of the Association of Banks in Singapore (ABS) have decided to increase the size of their management council from 14 to 16. The change was made at a special meeting of the association yesterday at the Mandarin Hotel. The more
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      Metal Containers
      154 20 BALLOTING of Metal Containers' public issue of 22.08 million shares will take place this morning. Priced at $1.30 each, the shares have been subscribed more than 10 times over, according to Wardley Ltd, manager and underwriter of the new issue. About $290 million of funds was taken out
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      West German publishing house here
      311 20  -  CHAN OI CHEE By A LARGE West German publishing house has set up its first subsidiary in Singapore to support Asean countries' efforts to sell their products in world markets. The Export-Markt Organisation of Vogel-Ver-lag, one of the major European trade and technical publishers, is
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      No plans for numbered accounts
      104 20 THE Republic is unlikely to have numbered (unnamed) bank accounts like those offered by Switzerland and Luxembourg, government sources said. They were commenting on an article in yesterday's Asian Wall Street Journal which said that the government was considering allowing such secret accounts. They said
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      Post-war houses in Katong up for auction
      183 20 Post-war houses in Katong up for auction TWO j^st-war houses in Katong area will be up for auction this afternoon. A two-storey detached bungalow at Siglap Plain covering an area of 566.3 sq m will be sold subject to termination of tenancy. Another house, a twostorey semi-detached of 342.3 sq
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      Lock icon Monetary plus fiscal policy fails to add up
      557 20 NEW YORK, Wed. Prospects for the American economy in 1982 are growing increasingly dismal. The securities markets have weakened, reflecting anxieties over rising interest rates. The Reagan Administration's policy makers have insisted that interest rates would come down with inflation, but market
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      117 21 CARPETS Just Arrived, Umitad Slock Ol CAUCASIANS Derbend. Shlrvan. Kazak TURKISH Mllas. Keysarl. Anatolian. Kula. PERSIANS Afshar. Shlraz. Yamout. Bakhtalr It Kashmir Pure Silks. Al GIVE AWAY PRICES AOA FAR EABT (PTE) LTD Rla Country Club Holal Tal *****3 OaHy: 11am 7pm PUMSHMCNTS OF CHINA. Exhibition (1 Sale of early
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      936 21 I PICK OF THE CLASSIFIED MALE HAIRDRESSER WANTED known Male "Halrdn^ser "CWARD $1,000 One box con- wanted either as Partner talnlng Cl 4 Compass belongwlth attractive incentives by ln 8 Brlstow Helicopter newly opened Halrdres.slng s rlal No ******3. Lost at Salon Ring *****89 Changi Airport Cargo Comr qUlr h
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      959 21 [Wl I R Personal Services if t a T I FLASH FUUICA A NEW compact 35mm Auto Focus camera with Date System. DATE your pictures and remember the good times Beam Sensor for focusing in darkness Automatic exposure plus Built-in Flash A SINGAPO££i- BBsV I .^BtlHß^Bll^k. BSSSSSSB l^ B^bJ -BBB^Lkl
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      778 21 lerchandise 37 Aircon/Relngerator SPLIT, PACKAGE. ROOM alrcondltloners. freezer, water cooler dehumldlfier for sale, service reI pair and Installation Room alrcondltloners for rental Elegant *****81/*****84 AH KIEW AIRCONOITIONING Refrigeration Service Specialises In sales. trade-In, repairing, respraylng and rental Tel *****88/ AIRCOMOITIONERS. REFRIGERATORS, ELECTRICAL, Plumbing and Repair. Trade-in, rental, sale Hong Slang
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      604 21 A C Buslw i A BETTER TELEPHONE Answer- Ing Service Including office/ 1 mailing address $20 p m Typing I facilities *****53/*****16 I WHY NOT SPEED up your busl- ness with telex service for only $5 I monthly *****88 *****88 Spore *****6 K I. 55 Commercial Vessels: Sale/Charter BARGE LEASE
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      664 21 1 iss To Business I AMERICAN EXPORTER FOUI-adle;, Garments seeks local manufac- lurer to supply quality clothing* in small quantity Please furnish I us with samples and/ or bro- chures Including export prices and send to 98-A. Coronation i Road West. Singapore 1028 ESTABLISHED TRAVEL AGENT seeks principal buyers/ partners
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      4159 22 ljjl| 0 Emptoymont Q Em P H) y ment |f D Em P °y m6nt ff D Em P*°y ment I 1 1 I t i 1 A Well Esteblishsd Menulecluring Concern In Jurong invites epplice- Irons from sutl»l;ly qualified candidates lor the poets of:- ACCOUNTS CLERKS c QCI c
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      1015 22 Shipping Company requires FILING/ GENERAL CLERK c Able lo type »ell Pteeee epply in own hendwriting with recent non-returneble photogreph furnishing full reeume end •etery eipectetion lo ST. BOX A ***** 1. NEW INDUSTRIAL ROAD SINGAPORE ISS3 A WELL ESTABLISHED Hire purchase company requires v hemale Clerk /Typist Age between
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      425 22 9) Sales ■\yETOO We are a wall -estab'ish ed US-baesd company engaged in the manufacture, sale and service of high-technolo-gy offshore oil drilling and production equipment. To meet our axpamion needs, we invite applications to fill tha position of-. SALES COORDINATOR Technician Diploma in Mechanical Engineering or Diploma in Business
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      4272 23 Q EmyioymiTt ijjl^ Q Employment ijjl^ Q Employment ijjl^ Q Einptoyment Q Employment ~W Situation, Vacant Malms Opportunity to carve a career in Customer Relations Established company in an exciting service industry is looking for a CRO to join its expanding task force. Desired candidates should be females in their
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      307 23 cfc CHARTERED INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE PTE LTD requires MACHINE/ PROCESS OPERATORS Experience it not necessary but applicants must be 16 years and above Vacancies exist in our A) BUKIT TIMAH 7th m.i. factory Normal 5 day week Subsidised transport To arrange for Interview TEL: *****2. *****2. *****9.*****8 81 JURONG FACTORY
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      532 23 42 KYOWA SINGAPORE PTE LTD requires INSPECTION OPERATORS a Age above 16 years. a Both Singaporeans and Malaysians may apply c Competitive salary and allowances will be offered depending on experience. Interested applicant* plain cell personalty to: NO. 2-8, PIONEER LANE JURONG TOWN SINGAPORE 2262 TEL *****22 n) Domestic LIVE
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      3975 24 Q fanptoynwrt ijjl^ Q Emptoyment fjj|A Q Emptoyment 1)4 Q Employment fIA Q Emptoyment 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Sa^BawWHaanasMlllßHHßLf— afl BBanWaTflMHlaßßßßfl Pyi|MßiWßi^aPalP^ BBBBX*^t?SBBBBBBBBBBB B^r*4XttjJßjAa|Aal wWr^9^w9w^kWtk^t^^9^tWWw^^a\m L,^H**A*aW*Maßaßal ■■■^■■■pJaIH ROBIN COMPANY PTE LTD has vacancies for the following positions: SECURITY GUARDS a Age 18 -45 years c Able to read and
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      485 24 GREAT EASTERN HOTEL haa vecanciee for 1) SECRETARIES 2) TELEPHONE OPERATORS 3) RECEPTIONISTS 4) CASHIERS With knowledge of NCR2SO 5) SECURITY OFFICERS 6) SECURITY GUARDS Call personalty 401 MacPheraon Road Singapore 133« KIWI INTERNATIONAL (SEA) PTE LTD An established multi-national company manufacturing and trading In fast-moving consumer products requires the
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      580 24 Come S /ow us is PART-TIME OR FULL-TIME STEWARDESSES c Af c above 1 7 ««*> ok) a Wort permit i.jcjD* lor MiUyuim c Eipentncr not rwcniwy c Total income eicetonf SI 000 pm c 7 data 3 30 pm lo S pm. c Bpm lo 1 1 45 pm
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      6406 25 Q Emptoyment ljjl| Q Employment I Vehicles A Boats Q Vehicles Boats f Vehicles ft Boats URGENTLY REQUIRED DELIVERY Clerks Must have Class 3 or 4 licence and preferably those who have knowledge of PSA procedures Apply 3 Lorong Tukang Empat. Tel *****78, AN AIR FREIGHT Company urt gently requires
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      1599 25 ATTRACTIVE CASH OFFER for all good used cars from 1975 onwards Company and private registration accepted Also required all PARF export documents and scrap cars of any engine capacity TANOLIN USED CARS CO. M. Kiitinev Road. Singapore 0*23 Tel: ******3 ***** M AA MEMBER URGENTLY requires any make vehicles Company
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      752 26 iA t fl w|| p Acromnodatiofi 4\ Mil r Propartlas bbbbbl bbbW«bblbbl bJbVJbMbbbHbbbbbbb! V *881 GROUND LEVEL FACTORIES from 143sqm ***** sq m unit Ceiling height 4 9m. Floor loading 20 kN m (400 lbs I ft-) Current price from $3,965 psm ($368 psf) upwards WAREHOUSES from 183 sq m
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      2101 26 \jß± r Accommodation A r Accommodation 4 [^1 r Accommodation f> Accommodation [■■H t Proporttas T Propartit I" Propartlas |_T_ Propartlas fc^^^^^^^^^<___^^t_^^__^-aW^ fc^_!^^-^L__3»i__Sj^ J BBs«V >V "aBl I M^ II I ■1 J m I i L^^Bsal I Pi M l^ll IUXUTIOUS BJ^^^^B* BBBBa^jß^ **^BBIBk flBBH" A BBj I BBj
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      442 26 APARTMENTS OF YOUR CHOICE FOB RENTAL DISTRICT t 10 11 Gf •o^# Heights P#fttnou*M. Cavanagh Court The above apartments are with 3 4 bedrooms, swimming pools, fully alrcond. and panoramic view. Within walking distance to city area Partially furnished Rantal SO.OOO $5,000 Taman Serasl $2,500. Hill Park $2*oo Draycott $3,300
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      754 26 DIST 11. LINCOiNSVALf nail lo Royal Hotal Drand new 3-brdroomrd. 1800 .q ft bmullfully dfslgned a part nrnt from 55.400 MST t. C AMNHU.L GAROCM arautlfully furnished. 2 b«doums. 1.200 sq ft apartmemt ■>w minutes walk to Orchard ioad a.soo pm OtST 7. TEXTILE CENTHC !4th Floor. 2 bedrooms overlook
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      6560 27 Jh]| r Accoiwi.orti.ioi. 4 jg^ I r Accommodation 4~ A r Accoiwnoditlon 4 fjj^l fir Accommodation r AccommodJtton $T Mill r Proptrttet r Proprtfrt \f&\\ f Properties J [jß||JP_ Properties V Properties 86 Accomi.,odatk>ft Vacant m) Fats LUCKY PJUA (ORCHARD Road) Z 3-bedroomed high rise apart- menu Right in the
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      598 27 J-DAJIN-, Warehouse Factory For Sale (Spocial rstot during Construction poriod) ktoaiiy locffari ai mw Pava Letxr Road Convenient transport links S liable tor light Industrie*. Adequate parking spaces Even/ unit provided wrth at least one car park Freer**) Loan available Area from Illtom ***** tq H I and abov- to
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      661 27 93 Office Space* a) Bat* OPEN BOOKING NOW! FORTUNE CENTRE Dial. 7. MkMs Road/ Bswcoolin Stool A block of commercial building I consists of 4 floors of shopping > in podium block and a tower block of offices at very reasona- ble price. Centrally located. Ample parking. Centrally airconditioned Inlsrsaiod
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      3928 28 1 I I I 1 1 I .1 I 1 1 .~T j—_j 1 DIST 2. i J6a SO M office/ showroom at $35 pj.m Collier Properties *****11 FURNISHED OFFICE ROOM with extension phone and reception area Tel *****6 MANHATTAN HOUSE OUTSIDE CBD. high floor. 486 sq ft Rental: $5
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      138 28 Hokkaido Snow Festival* Romance of North Japan j Bet you havn't seen Hokkaido Mikado's i roaring show all girls Revue from Paris 9/13 Days $2650/$2990 Dep: Every Saturday I Winter Special 23/1, 25/1. 26/1,28/1.29/1 i I k palatable cuisine at No Extra Cost Thai Dainties Uep: Every Saturday Bangkok By
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      418 28 TAOO3 GCCKH33CKa tn CHINESE new year gar PACKAGES Dep .23/1 3 DAYS 2 NIGHTS HKS VKI MXXI.IN SIM HYATT KI'ANTAN $1U Tti. JAJtA (Brarh Hotel) $17} for More Details Contact ORIENT VACATIONS PTE. LTD. 159 161. GOLDHILL CENTRE TKI. *****8K TA 155 PHOENIX TRAVEL (FE) PTE LTD CHINESE NEW YEAR
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      249 32 MUAR, Wednesday THE ban on the export of granite, bricks and sand to Singapore, which has placed quarry operators and brickmakers in a fix, is likely to be lifted soon, sources said here today. The ban was imposed by the Johore State
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        81 32 THE Vought Corporation of the United States has offered to sell 40 A-7 Corsair jet fighters to Malaysia in a package deal which includes the training of pilots and engineering personnel. Its chief executive officer, Mr Robert Kirk, told a press conference in Kuala Lumpur yesterday
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        70 32 i THE Kelantan State Gov- eminent plans to set up resettlement villages along its border with Thailand to help curb communist infill tration, Mentri Besar j Datuk Haji Mohamad Yaai cob said in Kota Baru on Tuesday. He said priority would be given to former members
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        60 32 ABOUT 2,000 Malaysian workers in Singapore were believed to have been retrenched recently but they had secured alternative jobs in the Republic, Deputy Labour and Manpower Minister William Lye told the Senate in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday. The Malaysian Government was nevertheless taking specific measures to absorb
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      79 32 Senior MCA ministers meet KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Senior Malaysian Chinese Association ministers met for more than three hours at the party headquarters today immediately after they had attended the weekly Cabinet meeting. It is understood the MCA leaders discussed the proposed 3R-ourriculum for primary schools and the party's next course
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      258 32 Plan to promote industries in seven states KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Twenty-eight industrial estates, accounting for 2,442 hectares, are being developed in Kedah, Perlis, Kelantan. Pahang, Sabah. Sarawak and Trengganu under the Fourth Malaysia Plan. Deputy Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Shahrir Abdul Samad told the Senate yesterday that the government
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      Suicide bid with happy ending
      147 32 Smu, Wed. A clerk in the office of a local newspaper was astonished when a young man walked in recently and gave her a $100 note to place an announcement of his death under the classified advertisements, the weekly Borneo Bulletin reported in its latest
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      35 32 ALOR STAR, Wed. A $12 million polytechnic will be built on a 40-hectare site in an industrial area to be developed in Kedah, Mentri Besar Datuk Sen Syed Nahar Shahabuddin said yesterday. AFP.
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      New ideas for school designs to be put up
      299 32 New ideas for school designs to be put up KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday NEW-LOOK primary schools might make their appearance probably next year, Education Ministry sources have said, i A report contairJng ideas on new designs is being compiled and will be ready in March. It will be submitted to the
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      95 32 Animal park opens on Monday for safari adventures KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysians will be able to enkiy a safari adventure when the Johore safari park Is open to the public on Manday. The park, the tint In Sooth-east Asia, Is located at the M km J«hore Ban- Air Hltam trukraad.
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      106 32 Two men in 'top jobs keep their cool THE last thing you would want when perched atop a telephone pole, performing an intricate task, is to get hot and bothered. These Telecoms workers had just this thought in mind when they went about their jobs. New Straits Times photographer Yusof
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      333 33 LONDON, Wed. Only one of 11 matches played ONLY one of 11 scheduled British soccer matches was played last night, and it saw battling Barnsley surprise First Division aristocrats Liverpool at Anfield by earning an English League Cup quarter-final replay. The European champions were made to struggle
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      428 33 This is the chant that goes up when the hunters lock on to th£ scent of a star and close in for the kill... Wilfred Yeo was on the spot in Kuala Lumpur to witness another side of soccer the side that brings the fans (and they may
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      460 33 FOCUS ON WORLD CUP: A LOOK AT KUWAIT KUWAIT, Wed. Kuwait's rise to soccer fame under British and Brazilian influence reaches its peak in June when they compete in the World Cup finals for the first time. The players from the small Gulf
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      P & I Stable make a big impact
      429 34  - P I Stable make a big impact EPSOM JEEP BIG LEAP AFTER A MODEST START £l P I STABLE, a Singapore partnership registered only a fewmonths ago, are coming into the racing game in a big way in the new season. They have recently registered 12 new horses, mostly unraced
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      Air Marshal the pick of 33 newcomers
      505 34 Air Marshal the pick of 33 newcomers AIR MARSHAL 111 stands out among the 33 newcomers three in Class 1 and 30 unraced horses in Class 4 Restricted Terms entered for the Tunku Gold Cup race meeting in Kuala Lumpur beginning on Saturday. A four-year-old bay English gelding by Wollow
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      Sprinter Adik does smart gallop
      386 34  - Sprinter Adik does smart gallop EQUESTRIENNE By KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Adlk, with Peter Lee in the saddle, displayed form when he sprinted smartly in 39.5 sec over 600 metres. The going was good. A game sprinter, the four-year-old Irish gelding by Quillame Tell, scored thrice last season and lost no
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      76 34 SEOUL, Wed. South Korea stands a fair chance of hosting the 39th World Table Tennis Championships in 1967, a Korean Table Tennis Association spokesman said today. A formal application has already been submitted to the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF). The 1987 venue will be
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      Dream comes true for impish Laura
      301 35  -  JANICE SEAH By FOR impish Laura Liong, a dream has just come true. For the next 18 months, her life will be filled with tennis, tennis and more tennis, all in glorious Florida sunshine, at the Nick Bollittieri Tennis Academy in Bradenton. Laura, sent
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      338 35 NEW YORK, Wednesday 'Superbrat' has had tiffs with Lendl and Clerc, too AMERICA'S Jimmy Connors fears that future tennis matches with John McEnroe will become more and more awkward, following his Sunday victory in five sets over the world's best player. Boxing gloves might be
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      145 35 McE WINS YEAR'S TOP AWARD NEW YORK, Wed. John McEnroe (above), the Wimbledon and United States Open champion, capped his rise to the top of the tennis world yesterday when he was named American Male Athlete of the Year for IWI by the .Associated Press. The 22-year-old lefthander from New
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        Britain 6-3
        30 35 BADMINTON: Britain won all four doubles, but lost three of the five singles matches to beat Japan 6-3 in a goodwill competition at the Higashiyodogawa Gymnasium in Osaka.
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        52 35 SCOTTISH selectors have named an unchanged side to meet Denmark in the European Zone semi-finals of the Thomas Cup at Grangemouth on Jan 25 and 26. The team, who defeated Holland 9-0 in the last round, comprise Charlie Gallagher, Gordon Hamilton, Dan Travers, Billy Gilliland. David Shay lor and
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        Title fight
        93 35 BOXING: World Boxing Association light-heavyweight champion Michael Spinks, of the united States, will defend his title against No. 1 contender Mustafa Wasajja, of Uganda, in Atantic City on Feb 13. promoter Butch Lewis said Spinks, a gold-medallist at the 1976 Montreal Olympics, has won all 18 of his
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        First defence
        48 35 IN T*kyo, WBA junior flyweight champion Katsuo Tokashiki will make his first defence against Mexico's Lupe Madera, the WBA's No. 1 contender, on April 4 in Japan, the champion's manager announced. Masaki Kanehira said the title fight would be staged either in Tokyo or in Sendan
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        Jones' chance
        54 35 IN 1-oßdoo, Welshman Colin Jones will not have to wait for his European welterweight title chance after all. Following the withdrawal of the reigning champion. Jorgen HUM, on Friday, Jones has now been offered a fight for the vacant titlf with Haavn's fellow Dane, Mans Uonrik Palm, in
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        PM's praise
        78 35 HOCKEY: Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi has sent a message to Pakistan President Zia Ul-Haq congratulating him on his country retaining the World Cup in Bombay. '*Your players have given a fine display of skill carrying forward our sub-continent's tradition in this golden game. Hockey enthusiasts in our
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        Tour of SA
        68 35 RUGBY: South American team the Jaguars are to undertake a tour-week tour of South Africa from March 8, it was announced in Cape Town. The tour will include a "Test match" at Johannesburg's new Ellis Park Stadium on March 27. Observers believe the Jaguars' tour is regarded
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        64th win
        74 35 SKI-ING: Sweden's Ingemar Stenmark clinched his 64th World Cup victory with a brilliant second run in the slalom in Bad Wiesse, West Germany, yesterday, but America's Phil Mahre expanded his commanding lead by being third. Stenmark clocked 49.03 sec in the first run and 49.93 in the second
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        72 35 YACHTING: Englishman I.eslie Powles has been named Yachtsman of the Year at the Ixindon Boat show at Earl's Court Powles, 56, has also been made a Freeman of his home city of Birmingham for his single-handed non-stop voyage around the world in his 11--metre sloop. Solitaire, whirh began
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      589 35 BILLIES BACK TO GLOW ING HEALTH 41 THINK people have a misconception about my tennis image and personal life off the court. They think of me as still being really young. Most people are about two years behind on me. I'm 19, and
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      37 35 TOKYO. Wed. HAWAIIANBORN Maegashira Takamiyama, also known as Jesse Kuhaulua, yesterday chalked up his second victory against two defeats, beating Maegashira Daijuyama on the fourth day of the 15-day New Year Grand sumo tournament. AP.
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      349 35 REST OF TENNIS AUCKLAND, Wed. Aucklander Chris Lewis finally played like the top seed he is in the A 5105,000 ($241,500) Benson and Hedges tennis Open here today as he took only 62 minutes to beat American Ron Hightower 6-2, 6-3 to make the
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      Top judokas to seek legal advice on three-year ban
      366 36  - Top judokas to seek legal advice on three-year ban PETER SIOW By TRIO UNHAPPY OVER DISCIPLINARY ACTION LEADING judokas Stephen Loh, Koh Eng Kian and Low Chee Kiang have decided to seek legal advice on the threeyear suspensions slapped on each of them by the Singapore Judo Federation. They were
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      FAS extend Jita's term for another year
      216 36  -  JOE DORAI By GANESAN: WE WILL CONTINUE TO GIVE HIM OUR SUPPORT... THE Football Association of Singapore have extended manager-coach Jita Singh's services for another year. This is the third time that the Ministry of Defence have approved the FAS' request for Jita's
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      England let down by fielding lapses
      237 36 MADRAS, Wed. Solid batting by Dilip Vengsarkar and Gundappa Viswanath gave India a promising start on the first day of the Fifth cricket Test against England here today. India, put into bat. ended the day at 178 for two wickets. The home side would
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      SCOREBOARD
      49 36 INDIA Gavaakar c Taylor b Wilttt 25 M*l c Taylor b Dilley 6 Veagaarkar retd hurt 71 Vtafcwaaata not out 64 Hfcrnn not out 5 Extra* Trtal (for 2 wkts) 178 Wkto feU at: 19. 51. B»wtUg: WUlls 15-7-25-1, Botham 13*3(M). Dilley 12-2-38-1. AUott 16-3-5W). Underwood 10-3-2M Fteuter
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      Denise hits century
      91 36 AUCKLAND, Wed A fine century by Denise Alderman led Australia to victory by 138 ran over provincial New Zealand team North Shore in the women's World Cup cricket match today. Alderman'* 117 included eight fours and took 130 minutes. 8e*ra: Australia 234 (D. Alderman 117, E. Badham
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      Sponsors agree to different dates for Rolex meet
      314 36  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By THE grand Singapore Rolex Masters has finally broken away from the Asian golf circuit schedule this year. At yesterday's meeting with the Professional Golfers' Association of Singapore, who are handling this year's tournament, the sponsors agreed to accede to
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      Hamid and Hazali forfeit chance to play
      378 36 TWO newcomers Hamid Anuar and Hazali Nasiron have succumbed to manager-coach Jita Singh's tough training and forfeited their chance to earn berths in the national squad, reports JOE DORAI. Jita had planned to try out the two players tonight, when Singapore Selection take
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      56 36 DACCA. Wed. Oman and the local Mohammedan Sporting Gub entered the semifinals of the Aga Khan Gold Cup tournament when they drew 3-3 in a Group A match The half-time score was 11. Oman meet another Bangladesh side. Brothers I'mon Club, while Mohammedan play Thailand's Bangkok Bank
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      Lock icon Kite and Watson for Hope Classic
      336 36 PALM SPRINGS, Wed TOM Kite, coming off the best year of his profesionnal career, and Tom Watson, coming off a season which could have been better, make their 1982 debut in the the 90-hole Bob Hope Desert Classic tomorrow. Now Kite, who won money
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      Lock icon 'Fandi is a skilful player'
      319 37  -  Mokhtar THE MOKHTAR-FANDI PARTNERSHIP b) 61 WOULD rate him as the most outstanding player In the Selangor Invitation side on Tuesday night when we played against Argentina's Boea Juniors. That was the first time that we had played together and I had no problems clicking
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      Singapore to take part in King's Cup
      174 37 THE Bangkok King's Cup soccer tournament will be held in May this year instead of the usual November date because of Thailand's bicentennial celebrations, reports JOE DORAI. Singapore have agreed to send their national squad for the tournament j from May 1-20. The
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      Edged out
      21 37 NATIONAL Development I edged out Home Affairs 3-2 in an Inter-ministry Division T*o squash match at Beach Road yesterday.
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      SWHA to pick teams for two competitions
      240 37  -  R. MANOR A J By A SQUAD of 24 women hockey players, who will form the national and under-23 teams, had their first training session at Tanglin yesterday. The Singapore Women's Hockey Association will make their selection for the two squads after the
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      224 37  -  WILFRED YEO By BOCA JUNIORS, the Diego Maradona-led Argentinian club soccer champions, are not the only foreign team eyeing Singapore striker Fandi Ahmad. Two Dutch clubs, Ajax Amsterdam and AZ'67 Alkmaar, are also keen on obtaining Fandi "s signature on professional contracts with
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      Sunny brings sunshine to SEEL RC
      317 37 Sunny brings sunshine to SEEL RC STOPPER Sunny Isaac played the game of his life to help SEEL Recreation Club survive a scathing second-half blitz and hold Nestle Recreation Club to a 1-1 draw in a SBHFL Division Two tie at the Queenstown Stadium yesterday, reports HAKIKAT RAI. Both goals
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      Lock icon Singapore invited
      52 37 BANGKOK, Wed. Sixteen countries have been invited to the 11th Asian Students championships, scheduled for April, the Deputy Director of the Education Department, Preeda Rodpothong. said yesterday. South Korea, Hongkong, Indonesia and China have agreed to take part in the tournament, which coincides with Bangkok's Bicentennial celebrations, he
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      Collect your tags today
      43 37 ALL prospective participants of Sunday's Wrangler Walk-a-run should collect their number tags at the Singapore Sports Council by today (9 a.m. -6 p.m.). The event will be flagged off at 7.30 a.m. at the East Coast Parkway Hawkers' Centre.
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      Lock icon Hill to meet Green
      109 37 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Singapore's Peter Hill will meet England's Martin Green in the first round of the Second World Junior squash championships here from Jan 31Feb4. While Hill, 18, will face the unknown Briton, Wong Yee Leong clash with Ireland's Peter Kayanagh. Another Singapore player, Tang
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      Karim is hero in Inn's drawn match
      182 37  -  JOE DORAI By A brilliant penalty save by Karim Mohammed enabled Holiday Inn to hold Hongkong Bank to a scoreless draw in the Singapore Business Houses Football League Division One match at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Karim, a former youth international, stopped
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      51 37 80CCEB Singapore Selection v Bahrain (National Stadium, 7.30 p.m.). Staminade Cup: Traub v Cameron Iron Works (Jurong, 5.15). SBHFL Div. 3: Premier Milk v Haw Par SC (Balestier Rd. 5 15). J. L. Morrison v Galax SC (Geylang. 5.15). SQUASH Inter-ministry mixed team (Holland Road, 7). SWIMMING Age-group meet (SSC.
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    79 38 WOMAN WOUNDED In DOUBLE SHOOTING A POLICE detective in Newport News, Virginla, pistol in hand, rushes Mrs Andrea Burris away from her flat after she was allegedly shot in the rheek by her husband on Tuesday afternoon. Police surrounded the flat and waited fpr two hours before they could get
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    279 38 Mrs Thatcher weeps for missing son LONDON, Wednesday BRITISH Prime Minister, Mrs Margaret Thatcher, broke down in tears today as fears mounted for the safety of her 28-year-old son, Mark, missing for five days on an African car rally. Mrs Thatcher's husband, Denis, arrived in Algiers today in a family
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    88 38 LONDON, Wed. The price of gold fell sharply to U*****.75 (about *****) an ounce in London and Zurich today, a drop of more than US$22 this week. London bullion dealers said that the price dropped to its lowest level since November 1979 because of
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    411 38 ENGINEERS STRIKE OVER PAY HIKE ROW LONDON, Wednesday BRITAIN'S entire rail network grounded to a halt today in the first official strike by train engineers in more than 25 years. The walkout climaxed a bitter dispute over a promised pay increase held up because
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    56 38 ROME, Wed. Mr Memhet Ali Aeca. serving a life sentence tor shooting and wounding Pope John Paul II on May 13, has abandoned a hunger strike he started on Dec 20 to protest his trial in Rome and not the Vatican City Officials gave no reason why he
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    Airlines to meet today over cheap fares
    488 38  - Airlines to meet today over cheap fares LIM SAY BOON, By Our Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Wed. Heads of the major international airlines operating within Australia will meet privately in Sydney tomorrow amid mounting problems facing attempts to end fares discounting. Senior executives from the leading carriers confirmed that the meeting
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    219 38 Reagan acts to plug news leaks WASHINGTON, Wed. President Ronald Reagan, concerned about a profusion of news leaks a spokesman said have "endangered lives" and compromised national secrets, moved yesterday to block news media access to government sources. "Leaks are one of the most serious problems facing this administration," a
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      215 38 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Preview 1982 comes free with today's Business Times a 14--page assessment of prospects for every sector, cars to companies, banks to shipping, oil to property. Preview is a must for people who need the longer view and it comes hand-in-hand with BT's usual
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      263 38 Brought up stupid Are you teaching your child to be stupid? Dr David Lewis, British psychologist-writer, believes that many parents unwittingly do so. We asked a teacher, an education psychologist and a parent for their views on this. More. Is your child gifted 7 An education psychologist gives you clues.
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      Singapore Cowboy
      941 1 Put some MORE patterns OF OUR in your !!f6 COWBOYS OUTLOOK Pag«fiv» LEISURE, Pag* thrM DANA LAM meets the leader of Singapore's most successful band. Matthew And The Mandarins MATTHEW And The Mandarins have been around a long time. You might iust say they teve "<^med in". f
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        Country music for them oil folk
        909 3 While Singapore Cowboy Matthew and his Mandarins wow audiences at the Shangri-La Hotel, another count ry-and-western group is doing the same a hop-skip-and-jump away at Ginivy's in International Building. KANNAN CHANDRAN speaks to Don Nonis and the Mavericks. OUR cowboys don't ride horses no
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        Manila film fest to focus on Asian films
        344 3  -  ABB Y TAN in Manila By THE Manila International Film Festival, beginning here on Monday, will focus on the Asian film market, with particular emphasis on contacts between Asian and Western buyers and sellers. The marketing aspect of this festival the largest
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        Rats, Sisters and Mr Nice Guy ...
        487 4 Rats, Sisters and Mr Nice Guy THEY aren't pests, though many think they are. They aren't pets either, they're not cute enough. So. under which category do you put the Bttmtawn Iteta? Take a chance, try them out, and find out (or yourself come Pek IS at the Goodwood Park
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        'Sing' it once more, Saul
        1708 4 You meet people. They reveal or conceal them- selves, and you read them or try. They struggle with their souls or they don't. They either generate interest or not. The people who interest me the most do concern themselves with the formation of a soul.
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        941 5 Bare is beautiful was once the motto for interiors. Away with fussy prints, throw out the clutter. Plain, plain, plain is the home of the future. But the pendulum is beginning to swing the other way. Empty rooms can get boring; a little spice is needed. And, according to
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        Rugs that are works of art
        498 5  -  MARIA LENHART By in Kennebunkport, Maine IT IS one of the humblest, most primitive, and most American of all crafts. Its finished product is nearly always stepped on, walked upon, and beaten with a broom. Yet, for generations, rug hookers have been turning scraps
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      Aquarium that's an underwater castle
      1652 8 Aquarium that's an underwater castle 4 It's like swimming through the darkened hold of the sunken Andrea Doria and, seeing through the giant hole that sunk it, a blue-lighted parade of tiger sharks, giant A rays, sand bar sharks, sea turtles and lemon sharks. 7 Water plashes, dolphins splash, gulls
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      369 1 Santillating offers at Public Radio! Take a Kx>k at a si^ht for sore eyes Public Radios host of National videoequipment and tolourTVson mST |Vplß^ sale for the Lunar New Year. Here are some eye-catching, high-performi ng sets with which tocatch your _^JW J*W« favourite serials and holiday movies, or even
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      373 1 h_^__^_^__hP^P^ A and plastics now New markets in the rubber and plastics industries are constantly being established as well as new products developed. It is estimated that the world consumption of natural and synthetic rubber will reach 1 0.9 million tonnes in 1 983 The proliferation of electronics and othdfclastics
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      261 2 Kretschmer Wheat Germ. The Beautiful Food. Wheat germ is the most vital, central part of the whe.t germ grain It's the part that germinates whe i planted. It contains eighteen important nutrients for your body. Sprinkled on cereal or fruit (our sweetened honeyed style), or added to hamburger (our plain,
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      1505 2 Musical treats P«h Jr GEPPETTO's MUSIC a, "II ;'MT~y SHOP (Ch 5, 4.35 sJ^JM N I H I KHL- 1 p.m.): While W^^^^lL .v. w I 1 gM r. 1 Plnnoehlo charmed so t iv A I f PtlßK JP niany, hi.s father waM jSfc- v < A s^ MHUH
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      1278 2 E9 National Mi 7j^ Standard Stereo l| RX-1950 National's new combination of HU| radio and cassette with stereo through its -w'laii featherweight headphones. rfV"and" Radio" SBC 5 2.55 PM Openini folowed by The Younj 6 25 Cuitural Kary (English) And The Restless 6.30 Nature Watch Lynn Rogers 3.20 Reincarnated (Mandarin
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      135 3 ssl saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaPflßp^^^llliW/' aaa BaV-LM-aßa7vT\\^Baaal Va\ Hi"^^ j»*%'tJsVEJb»l. jßjßjaayT'Tf^fl aa^a^^^ aa^^a^^^aw aa^^^ aaV^ -^^m« AChoncefo Paint Yourself a Fortune When you buy 10 litres of Super Vinilex 5000 Synthetic Emulsion and /or Bodelac 9000 Enamel, you will get a Singapore Sweep Ticket free and a chance to win any one of
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      540 3 YUN THYE JEWELLERS (PIE) LTD GRAND OPENING TODAY Less 50% 30 Discount \^l7R on diamonds and 0 frJi**^- jewelleries you buy. And bring along your previous purchased receipt and be entitled to another 10% discount I We specialise* in I Diamonds grading appraising B|^fl T^jpp JH Gems Identification j^^ Importer
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      408 4 BK '^"^■^■■■■■■BBBk x t^r I fjvlV 1 B^bM^B^' I a f i^T% I 1 Jat'onai bL,. m S k System A 12.632/= H National system Bs2 9?v M J^S^r $837 System C $3.695/ /*T^B^* X ,^r tapes fJBBBBBW^ V_VS .^r Extra largp i^mfH*^^ X o 2 BVV B^BH^-'^V w I
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      97 5 the freshest cleanest; FLUSH Sani-Flush Sani-Flush Granules Automatic Powerful cleaning action Prevents stains forming, s*p>^ dissolves even rust freshens Cleans: Sam-Flush Granules, with powerful bubbling action, clean brighter than ordinary scourers and bleaches. Dissolving all stubborn stains, even rust stains Sani-Flush Automatic prevents stains from forming. Disinfects: Patented bactenostat agent
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      119 5 "There's Carnation in all my favourite recipes" w^ 'tilttifc <£ A**- 1 &*0 S r,v 4* Wfc* Hf Carnation evaporated milk 11 J»£T* 1 EVAPORATED makes all the difference to your cooking. |U||| 1/ /^rnatinn "wllLrV Dazzlindy eXtravagant l New^ito arcss suggestions. Rxmh just $112. < Specially to dress you
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      525 6 ittr UNITED OVERSEAS BANK GROUP TRAINEE OFFICERS The Group offers excellent career opportunities for successful candidates who will start as Trainee Officers They will be given training during and after the one year probationary period followed by postings in responsible positions Starting salaries will be attractive and competitive In addition,
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      181 6 SUPERVISOR required by a well established and leading steel fabrication and engineering company in Jurong. The successful candidate must have good leadership and be able to work with initiative and drive. He should preferably have a Technician Diploma (Mechanical or Electrical) or C&G equivalent, possess minimum 3 years' relevant experience
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      227 6 r Cold Storage Manufacturing Pte Ltd is rapidly expanding its H executive sales force to meet the challenges and demands of H the future and now has immediate vacancies for I I DISTRICT I I MANAGERS I who will be responsible for the sales of our products through distributors. Involvement
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      385 6 I AMALGAMATED STEEL I MILLS SDN. BHD. I ASM, located in Kelang, one of the country's leading steel manufacturers invites suitably qualified Malaysians for the H following posts:I MACHINIST (Lathe Machine) Two to three years experience in lathe machine operation and be able to read technical drawings. I FITTERS (Mechanical)
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      581 7 SULLAIR Sullair Corporation an American Equipment Mar 1 ifacturer for Industrial, Construction and Mining and Offshore Applications and their subsidiaries in Singapore and Malaysia invite applications for the following vacancies to meet with their growth: Regional Marketing Manager Qualtflcatk>ns/E x pertence: Holder ol Mechanical Engineering Degree preferred 3-5 years in
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      918 7 I Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates tor the I I positions of:- Stan I 1 MATERIALS Wk m ADMINISTRATION EXECUTIVE I The Job: I The successful candidate will be located at BP's Regional Exploration I I Office at Orchard Road. He will be responsible to the Administration I
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      377 7 Our rapid expansion in Singapore has created I w^^^ several positions in the company. We are seeking competent, dynamic and professional personnel from Singapore and Malaysia to join our team. MARKETING Marketing Executives We are recanting experienced computer marketing personnel, but will consider applicants who have experience in any of
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      396 8 HITACHI'S smart ideas to keep yeur customers cool I New km cost energy saving aircon >^s^dT Series for Residential Commercial use sS&Zfr^ v<v m J BS C«ihn B Typ« WL^^^ Wioe Adiustment ol An Flo* Direction U Tot»a Series 9.200 kcal/h to *»»-*U ajfjajß 1 2.200 Kcal/n AircaoMSpMTyp* SpM Typt
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        Artist with the strokes of old brush masters
        842 1 A 8 a teenager, Mok E-den hardly dreamed that his love for Chinese painting would someday enable him to go places and meet famous artists. Today, he paints with master strokes of Bada Shanren and Ding Yanyong. TEO HAN WUE interviews Mok
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        The Chinese way to foreign names
        794 1  -  TEO HAN WUE By YOU must have seen how some names of people are usually romanised at random like Quick Look Now or See Her Fan, occasionally Latinised like Confucius and Mencius, or properly pinyinised if they happen to be of Chinese origin. Have
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        Imaginalivc Chinese
        1502 2 if 1| I|i ff Lesson 15 Hua Rut A KINt. loved paintings very much. So he held a painting competition to select the best painter to paint for him. The first four paintings were very life-like and beautiful but there were some faults, so they were not selected.
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        Senitari Melayu dan sejarahnya
        1417 4 Oleh NONGCHIK GHANI SENITARI Melayu adalah sebahagian dari kebudayaan Melayu, yang mungkin telah wujud sejak beberapa lama di kalangan orang-orang Melayu itu sendiri, walaupun bentuknya berbeda dengan pengertian kita sekarang mi. Mungkin di masa dahulu bentuk itu hanya merupakan rentak kaki yang tidak teratur mengikuti rentak
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