The Straits Times, 5 March 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Lock icon Freedom offer to 4,000
    491 1 Polish plan for voluntary exile WARSAW, Thursday THE Polish authorities have announced that internees seized under martial law can go into voluntary political exile in the West and that cultural and tourist trips abroad will be allowed to resume. Informed sources said yesterday's announcement by the
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    Picture you can keep from your TV Screen
    94 1 Picture you can keep from your TV Screen THIS device, called a Mavlgraph, Is a colour vide* printer which makes hard copy prints nf near photographic quality from electronic video pictures such as a television scene or a computer terminal. Sony Corp, the Japanese electronics conglomerate, says the device employs
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    Lock icon Uncertain conditions may ruin EEC recovery
    121 1 Uncertain conditions may ruin EEC recovery BRUSSELS, Thurs. The European Commission today said that uncertain world economic conditions, prompted mainly by current US policies, could wreck an expected recovery in Western Europe this year. In a gloomy report to finance ministers of the 10-nation European Economic Community (EEC), the commission
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    Lock icon US arms for Thailand
    55 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The Defence Department yesterday notified Congress it planned to sell Thailand 12 helicopters, 28 howitzers, 148 armoured personnel carriers, and 40 trucks valued at USSBO million (SJI69 million). It said the sales would help to redress the imbalance between Thai forces and potentially hostile
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    Lock icon Cold keeps Schmidt in
    58 1 BONN. Thurs. Chancellor Helmut Schmidt has cancelled appointments outside his office for a few days because he is suffering from a bad cold, a government spokesman said today. Mr Schmidt was said to be working in his office, but he did not appear in the Bundestag
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    Lock icon Japan's robot honeymoon may soon end
    303 1 Japan's robot honeymoon may soon end TOKYO, Thursday THE honeymoon between Japanese workers and industrial robots may soon be over as the sophisticated machines take over more and more jobs, Minister of International Trade and Industry Shintaro Abe told a special advisory panel to the Labour Minister yesterday. The advisory
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    Lock icon Price of gold falls below US$35O
    189 1 Price of gold falls below US$35O LONDON, Thurs. The price of gold fell below US$35O (5T742) an ounce today for the first time in two-and-a-half years, continuing a long price decline which dealers said showed no sign of ending. The London morning fixing price by bullion houses of US$347 an
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    Lock icon Hanoi: Sea clash with Chinese
    103 1 Hanoi: Sea clash with Chinese BANGKOK, Thurs. Hanoi Radio said today Chinese and Vietnamese fishing boats had a skirmish after a fleet of 40 Chinese vessels intruded into Vietnam's territorial waters. The broadcast monitored in Bangkok said the Chinese boats provoked and attacked" Vietnamese craft yesterday off the coast of
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    78 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs. A suitcase containing a timebomb passed through undetected at two US airports yesterday but failed to explode. Thomas Bradley, an air force technician, was arrested and accused of planting the bomb in his wife's suitcase. She took it through the security at Washington National Airport as
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    Ministry to review monolingual course syllabus
    573 1  - Ministry to review monolingual course syllabus TERESA 001 By Education Correspondent A COMMITTEE to review the curriculum of the monolingual course a system of education tailored for the slow learner is to be set up with three representatives from the Education Ministry and two from the Institute of Education. The
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    Lock icon Oil price cut
    50 1 ATHENS, Thurs The Soviet Union is to cut the price of the oil it sells to Greece to 1 15J32.5 (S$G9) from US$35 3. Greek Secretary of State for Commerce loannis Papaspyrou said yesterday He added that the cut would save Greenabout US$25 million this w.,i -AFP.
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    39 1 ANKARA. Thurs. Mrs SaSakine Evren. wife of Turkey's head of state Gen. Kenan Evren, died last night of a heart attack, it was reported today. Mrs. Evren. 60. is survived by her husband and three daughters. AP.
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    Crash deaths
    27 1 BANGKOK, Thurs. Ten people were killed and eight others injured when two buses collided head-on in northern Thailand yesterday, a highway police officer said today.
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    INDEX PLUNGES TO 3-MONTH LOW
    90 1 IN A nervous seizure across the boards, the stock market lost nearly 17 points at the end of yesterday's trading. The Straits Times industrial index fell .<> a three-month low 706.70 having shed 16.96 points during the day. Few counters traded were spared. Keppel Shipyatd
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    41 1 WELLINGTON, Thurs. An earthquake measuring 5.5 on the Richter scale shook the town of Poverty Bay on New Zealand's North Island today. There were no immediate reports of injury or damage but the region's power supplies were cut. AP.
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    Lock icon Reagan's $10 b aid request
    148 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs. THE Reagan Administration has asked Congress for U554.76 billion (Sslo billion) in foreign economic aid in fiscal 1983, about US$234 million more than this year. The request was sent to Capitol Hill along with a related request for US$B.7 billion in military and
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    Lock icon Spy probe now on in House of Commons
    810 1 Spy probe now on in House of Commons MI-5 seeks help of MFs LONDON, Thurs LONDON, Thurs. British counter-espio-nage agents have requested some 100 Members of Parliament to supply "confidential" details on their secretaries and assistants in a campaign to detect any possible infiltration of spies in the House of
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    Lock icon LATEST GADDAFI SACKS MINISTER
    72 1 LATEST GADDAFI SACKS MINISTER BKIRIT. Than. 1 Jb> an leader Muammar Gaddafi haa sacked his <MI Minister, Mr Abdaasalam Zaajcar a move viewed by observers as significant because it colnrldr* with a draxtl< fall In the r-ountr>'s oil revenues. The omrlal Libyan news agency Jana reported today that the flhtmlmtnl
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      50 1 ES3 62 pages today KEEP THE SAVING HABIT DR TAY Pag* 12 Singapore Sweep results Pag* 13 SUMMARY I WORLD NEWS 3,4,1,8 COMICS 14 CAUSEWAY 14, IS EDITORIAL II LETTERS 17 BACKGROUND 18 CLASSD7IED6 23-34 SPORTS 3S-M Nature's paths of change Pag*i RADIO AND TV t OITLOOK 8, CINEMA II
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      595 2 'More dialogue' hopes THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry hopes there will be more consultations with the various government departments on economic policies. The meeting of minds is "healthy" and helped the chamber to achieve its vital aim of maintaining close rapport and involvement with the departments,
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      COMMENT
      184 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: HOPES of an early end to martial law in Poland appeared to have been dashed by the uncompromising communique issued after General Wojciech Jaruzelski's visit la Moscow. If only the tough line would trigger a unified response by the West, which have been divided over
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      SECTION 2
      349 2 Has nature gone mad? CHANGES in the Earth's climate since the beginning of this century have led some to believe things have gone somewhat berserk. Not so, say scientists. The Earth is going through inevitable change, and that mankind will have to adapt. These changes have, however, created
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      314 2 'LIFE INSURERS HAVE A BRIGHT FUTURE' THE life insurance market in Singapore has excellent potential, a top insurance agent from the US, Mr Norman Levine, said. But the agent must be totally committed, Mr Levine, one of the key speakers at a life insurance seminar held here yesterday,
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      527 2 Ban on 'zero' bonds JAPAN has taken steps to stop money going to West European and US markets, where interest rates are high. The Finance Ministry yesterday banned the sales of so-called zero-coupon bonds, its officials said. These bonds are highly attractive in Japan because investors do
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      SPORTS
      208 2 Two join foreign clubs TWO Singaporeans left the country yesterday for greener soccer fields. They are former international Lim Tien Jit and Farrer Park's chief striker Nasir Jalil. Tien Jit, who also plays for Farrer Park in the National Football League, left to be a professional in Australia with
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      245 2 Private court illegal THE solicitor-general has confirmed that the Kuala Lumpur Court of Arbitration is not a legally registered body, "...but we are still investigating, Dr Zakaria Yatim said. The court was set up by an associate of the British Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, Mr Muslim bin
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      SECTION 3
      145 2 To a great intellect CHAO Yuen Ren developed the phonetic symbols that have enabled every Taiwanese student to speak near-faultless Mandarin. And his threemonth period of immersion for American soldiers helped them speak fluent Mandarin afterwards. LI LIENFUNG remembers Chao Yuen Ren. who died last month, from her
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      Lock icon Senators debate with masks on
      66 3 Senators debate with masks on A DEBATE in the Florida Senate appears to have assumed an unusual air as Senator Edgar Dunn, left, dons a gas mask while Senator Warren Henderson, a habitual cigar smoker, puffs away through a face mask. The topic of the debate? Air pollution. The Senate
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      Lock icon DOUBTS OVER PLANS FOR DIRECT TRADE
      262 3 DOUBTS OVER PLANS FOR DIRECT TRADE JAKARTA, Thurs. Several Indonesian members of parliament today were sceptical about the government's plan to establish direct trade links overseas by bypassing Singapore. Minister for Economy, Finance and Industry Widjojo Nitisastro announced on Tuesday that the government would designate four main ports for shipping
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      Fare rise move by European airlines reported
      231 3  - Fare rise move by European airlines reported WINSOMF LANE By Our Hongkong reporter HONGKONG, Thurs. The group of European airlines who operate flights from Hongkong, Singapore and other cities in Southeast Asia to Europe are considering increasing their fares by 5 to 10 per cent, sources in the airline industry
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      Lock icon Drop sale of islands, MPs urge Jakarta
      121 3 JAKARTA, Thurs. Indonesian parliamentarians have urged the government to cancel the sale of about half the 108 islands in the Pulau Seribu group off Jakarta to private companies and individuals. The daily Merdeka reported today that MP's of the Golkar, the Indonesian Democratic
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      Lock icon Party's visit
      41 3 EFFING, Thurs. A delegation of the French Communist Party the most pro-Soviet communist party in Western Kurope arrived here today (or a week's visit during which the Frenchmen will discuss formal re-establishment of party relations with Chinese officials AFP.
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      Lock icon Profits and output fall despite higher bonuses
      294 3 Profits and output fall despite higher bonuses BEIJING, Thurs CHINA'S state-owned enterprises paid more bonuses but labour productivity and profits dropped last year because of poor morale, management and discipline, a leading magazine said. The communist party journal. Red Flag, said in its current issue that in i the first
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      Lock icon Anti-Chun 'plotter' held
      155 3 SKIM 1., Thurs. South Korean police said today they arrested a Korean-born Canadian last September in connection with an alleged plot to kill President Chun Doo-Hwan. National police chief An Kung-Mo said the man, Moon Ji-Sik, 34, visited South Korea from December, IMt, to when he was
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      Lock icon Thais take two big Red camps
      137 3 Thais take two big Red camps I 'BANGKOK, Thurs. Thai security forces have captured two large communist guerilla i camps near the border with Malaysia. Thai army sources said today. I Thai troops took the camps after a 20-minute gun battle on Monday evening with guerillas of j the outlawed
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      Lock icon Sales ban on the 'zero' bonds
      447 3 JAPAN ACTS TO STOP OUTFLOW OF MONEY TOKYO, Thursday JAPAN today moved to stop money going to West European and United States markets, where interest rates are high. The Finance Ministry, from today, banned sales of so-called zero-coupon bonds by securities firms to investors
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      Lock icon US lifts trade ban on Syria, S. Yemen
      359 4 WASHINGTON, Thursday THE United States government has lifted trade restrictions against Syria and South Yemen, allowing both countries to buy aircraft for civilian purposes, the Department of Commerce announced. The disclosure comes in the wake of reports from Moscow that trade between
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      Lock icon African leader denies reports of COUp
      215 4 African leader denies reports of COUp BANGUI, Thurs A FAILED coup in the Central African Republic was reported nere last night by the military regime's Information Minister, but Head of State Gen. Andre Kolingba disowned the alle- gation shortly afterwards. Just before Radio Bangui I broadcasts were to end as
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      Lock icon Bomb threat closes airport
      72 4 DAR ES SALAAM, Thurs. Kilimanjaro airport in northern Tanzania was closed for eight hours on Tuesday after a 10-year-old Italian girl discovered a bomb threat note aboard an Air Tanzania airplane before takeoff. Though no bomb was found on board. Tanzanian officials took the note seriously
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        Lock icon Whites back Mugabe
        69 4 SEVEN WHITE legislators yesterday announced their resignation from former Prime Minister lan Smith's Republican Front Party to support Prime Minister Robert Mugabe's black Socialist Government as independents in parliament. "We have decided to resign from the RF because we no longer believe that we are able to
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        74 4 THE WORLD'S biggest army of five million will reduce its size by one fifth, retire old Red Army generals, restore ranks and wear new uniforms in a drive to modernise, foreign diplomatic sources said in Beijing yesterday. The changes are intended to upgrade, educate and regularise China's
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        67 4 A GIANT tidal wave and 274 km h winds from a cyclone smashed the South Pacific island kingdom of Tonga, destroyed an estimated 90 per cent of the homes on the main island and killed at least two people, official reports said yesterday. The fury of tropical
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        Lock icon Border clashes
        68 4 KHMER ROUGE guerillas and Vietnameseled forces engaged in sporadic fighting in the extreme west of Cambodia from dawn until noon yesterday. Several mortar shells fell into the Thai border village of Nong lan. The fighting occurred as Thai assistant army chief Gen Arthit Kamlang-Ek inspected troops on Thailand's
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      Lock icon Botha's party hit by election setbacks
      370 4 Botha's party hit by election setbacks JOHANNESBURG, Thurs. South Africa's ruling National Party, torn by the expulsion of 16 rightwing Members of Parliament, suffered setbacks today in Transvaal municipal elections. The anti-apartheid opposition Progressive Federal Party (PFP) won control of the town councils in the wealthy Johannesburg suburbs of Randburg
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      58 4 BEIRUT, Than. Gan battles broke oat between two private armies as leaders of leftist groups were meeting to deal with deteriorating security in Muslim-controlled west Beirut. Two people were killed and seven wounded. The clashes erupted late last night in an area where there have been
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      Lock icon US provoking us into war says Gaddafi
      120 4 US provoking us into war says Gaddafi BEIRUT, Thurs. Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, who vowed to "die spitting in America's face", claimed yesterday the United States was provoking him into a war that could not be won unless America dropped an atom bomb on his country. "War in its full
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      Defiant settler forced out
      76 4 Defiant settler forced out ISRAELI soldiers and border police polling a Jewish squatter out of the window <>f his mobile home In the Sinai settlement of Hatsar Adar on Wednesday. About M defiant settlers were forced oat of the makeshift settlemnt and arrested. Israeli troops yesterday evicted some more settlers
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      Lock icon Talks to create more jobs in OECD nations
      371 6 Talks to create more jobs in OECD nations PARIS, Thursday LABOUR ministers from the 24 countries of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development today began discussions likely to highlight two contrasting strategies on how to tackle rising unemployment in the industrialised world. The ministers, holding their first full-scale session
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      256 6 Brussels vows to get tough against terrorists BRUSSELS. Thurs. The Belgian government promised last night to take tougher anti-terror-ist action after a masked gunman with an Albanian accent killed two men and wounded two others at a Yugoslav social club. Police said the man opened fire with a submachine gun
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      Satire seen as veiled attack on Brezhnev
      413 6 MOBCOW, Thurs. A SATIRE in a Soviet literary magazine suggesting that one of the nation s great writers is long overdue for retirement appears to Western analysts as a thinly-dis-guised criticism of Presiaent Leonid Brezhnev. "It is difficult to imagine that this wonderful
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      199 6 COPENHAGEN, Than. Jesper Yang Hansen beat 233 other applicant* to get what Is probably tbe most sought-after Janitorial job In Denmark. It romm with a salary of m,tN kroner (5533,4 M) a year and a 34*-year-old apartment with a beautiful view of
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      43 6 BUENOS AIRES, Thurs Argentina is threatening to break diplomatic relations with Britain if the Falkland Islands are not handed back by next year's 150 th anniversary of the British presence on the islands, a Foreign Ministry source said yesterday. UPI.
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      39 6 SYDNEY, Thurs. A family of six, including four sleeping children, were slaughtered in their home north of here last night and a 21-year-old man believed to be the killer then shot himself dead, police said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon US confirms plan for Caribbean bases
      361 8 WASHINGTON, Thursday THE United States is seeking agreements for air base rights in Colombia and Honduras as part of an apparent effort to bolster the defences of non-communist nations in the Caribbean area, the State Department confirmed yesterday. Disclosure of the administration's plan came
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      Lock icon SOVIET BOMBER THREAT TO U.S.
      127 8 SOVIET BOMBER THREAT TO U.S. WASHINGTON, Thurs. The Soviet Union has developed a new long-range bomber capable of reaching the United States, Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger said in an interview with the Washington Post published today. The new aircraft resembled the US B-l bomber now under construction, he said. He
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      Lock icon Sadat killing verdict soon
      76 8 CAIRO. Thurs. The supreme military court trying the alleged assassins of the late Egyptian President Anwar Sadat will announce its verdict on Safrday in open session, the court said today. The military prosecutor has asked for the death sentence (or the four alleged killers and 20
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        91 8 Insomnia's cause A SLEEP expert, saying it's hard to conceive of an insomniac dog or cat, reports that insomnia is usually caused by a person interfering with slumber's natural onset. "In my opinion, most insomnia is a symptom of the times rather than a disease of sleep," said Dr Wilse
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        Lock icon $84 m left to trust
        82 8 MR HENRY Bankes, a British lawyer, has left a US$4O million (5584.8 million) estate to the National Trust, the independent foundation dedicated to preserving Britain's heritage. The bequest, the largest single gift the trust has received, includes 6,400 hectares of farmland, an elegant 17thcentury mansion
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        59 8 A RECORDING of Wagner's opera, Parsifal, conducted by Herbert von Karaian with his Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra was named this week as "record of the year" by Gramophone, the British classical music magazine. Karajan and the orchestra also won the award for best orchestral record of 1981
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        Lock icon Pagoda reopens
        58 8 CHINA'S oldest and tallest wooden pagoda, a 920-year old, CT-metre tall structure in Shanxi province, has been reopened to the public after five years of repairs. The People's Daily said the octagonal pagoda, 30 m across at the base, had suffered extensive damage in wars, earthquakes and harsh
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      Lock icon GM workers are ready again for bargaining table
      307 8 DETROIT, Thurs THE General Motors bargaining committee of the United Auto Workers has voted to reopen early contract talks with the car giant amid widespread plant closings and soaring layoffs, the Detroit Free Press reported on Thursday. The 11 members of the
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      'Easy-rider' gives the bicycle new legs
      152 8 'Easy-rider' gives the bicycle new legs BOSTON designer Steven Tlteomb has soreeded in "unchaining" the Mryrle with what could be called a revolutionary cable-drive system In place of the crank, chain and sprocket mechanism. I'nllke the common blryoles whooe pedals rotate, the pedals of the new (MINI btoyele move like
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      30 8 MOSCOW. Thurs. The Sovi- et Union launched Cosmos 1341 yesterday, the latest in its series of space research satelj lites, the official Tass news I agency said. UPI.
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      Lock icon Carl Marks sues the Kremlin for $ 1.3 b
      176 8 Carl Marks sues the Kremlin for 1.3 b NEW YORK, Thurs. Carl Marks, a Wall Street investment firm, is suing the Soviet Union for US$6l9 million (SSI. 3 billion) plus interest. The suit filet) in the US Federal Court here says the Kremlin refuses to pay on bonds issued by
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      Lock icon Mrs K submits innocent plea
      253 8 NEWARK (New Jersey), Thursday AN ATTORNEY for Mrs Nancy Kissinger entered an Innocent plea yesterday to charges she had attacked a woman who suggested her husband, former Secretary of State Dr Henry Kissinger, was a homosexual. Municipal Judge Robert Rrennan set trial for May*. Mr
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      Lock icon Scientists doubt early threat from lasers
      226 8 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Several top defence scientists disputed as "nonsense" yesterday a suggestion that the Soviet Union could place a laser weapon in space as early as next year. The scientists, who asked to remain anonymous, were interviewed after publication of reports in which Mr
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      44 8 BEIJING. Thurs. Chinese archaeologists have found a "rare treasure-house of silk." a 2,300-year-old tomb containing 50 weU-preserved pieces of fabric, quilt rovers and clothing, the official Xinhua news agency reported yesterday. The tomb of a woman was found in Huhei province AP
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    SCCCI hails close rapport with govt on policy
    425 9  - SCCCI hails close rapport with govt on policy NGIAM TONG HAI By I THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry hopes there will be more consultations with the various government departments on economic policy here. Describing the consultations as "healthy," chamber president Lim Kee Ming says that last year
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    SMA takes a look at its future role
    348 9  -  QUEK PECK LIM By THE Singapore Manufacturers Association (SMA) has set up a committee to review its future role in the Singapore economy. The committee, headed by honorary chairman Mr Michael Yeo. will look into the necessity for organisational restructuring. It will
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    NEW ROAD OPENS
    24 9 THE extension of Cuscaden Road from Tomlinson Road to Grange Road will be open to traffic from today at 10 a.m.
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    New officials
    49 9 THE president of the Singa- pore Chinese Chamber of Com- merce and Industry, Mr Lim Kee Ming, will officiate at the 28th installation ceremony for officials of the Singapore Chi- m-s<- Physicians' Association on March 17 at the Toa Payoh Chung Hwa Free Clinic at 8 p.m.
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    Labourer's final act
    85 9 A LABOURER withdrew his savings of $1,200 from the Post Office Savings Bank and gave them to his nephew a day before he fell from a block of flats, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Welder Wong Wai Siang. 27, told the court that his uncle, Wong How
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    6,610 TAPES SEIZED IN RAIDS
    94 9 6,610 TAPES SEIZED IN RAIDS FH3LICE raided two facKv ries in Upper Changi Road and seized 6,100 blank and 510 recorded tapes worth $17,800 believed to have been pirated. The raids were conducted by detectives from the Commercial Crime Division of the CTD after reports from the Singapore Phonogram and
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    Thai general at Mindef
    159 9 Thai general at Mindef THE Royal Thai Army's Commander-in-chief, General Prayudh harumanl, who arrived here on Wednesday far a three-day visit, was given a red carpet welcome at the Ministry of Defence's headquarters yesterday morning. After he was received by the acting Chief of General Staff, Brig-Gen Tan Chin Tiong,
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    $195,000 awards to families of Spyros workers
    318 9 $195,000 awards to families of Spyros workers JURONG Shipyard Ltd yesterday consented to judgment awards for $195,000 damages and costs in claims by the families of two workers, killed in an explosion aboard the oil tanker Spyros while it was in the shipyard for repairs on Oct 12, 1978. The
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      One-third of floor area must be under a single owner
      591 10 One-third of floor area must be under a single owner DEVELOPERS <>f complexes will tx iviiuii ed to retain about a third of the floor area of any development project under a single owner for at least 10 years from the day of getting a temporary occupation licence During that
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      Higher fines under Property Tax Act
      141 10 I Hi: maximum fine for an offence under the Property Tax Act or Its regulations hag been increased from $l,Mt to $5,* M under the Property Tax (Amendment) Bill, which was passed in Parliament on Wednesday. Moving the second reading of the bill, Finance
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      1,036 held under 2 Acts
      203 10 1,036 held under 2 Acts A TOTAL of 1,036 people were detained for security and law-enforcement reasons in Singapore as at Feb 15. Seventeen were held under the Internal Security Act and the other 1,019 under the CYiminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Act. These figures were given by Home Affairs Minister
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      PREVENTIVE DETENTION 'STILL NECESSARY'
      667 10 Drop in secret society activities but THERE have been fewer incidents of secret society activity following the use of preventive detention under the Criminal Law j (Temporary Provisions) Act, but this does not mean that such detention is no longer neces- sary. The Minister of State
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      Mosque to come up in Bedok to replace Alkaff
      247 10 Mosque to come up in Bedok to replace Alkaff A NEW mosque wil. be built in Bedok to replace the Alkaff Mosque in Kaki Bukit, which will be demolished soon to make way for total redevelopment of the area. The new mosque will rise at the junction of Bedok North
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      Traffic Police take over
      74 10 THK Traffic Police will take over the testing and licensing functions of the Registry of Vehicles under the Road Traffic (Amendment) Hill. 1982, passed yesterday. Minister for Communications, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, said it is felt that the Traffic Police would then be in a position
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      Harsh penalties
      54 10 THE penalties for rape and other sexual offences will continue to be severe enough to deter would-be offenders, Professor S. Jayakumar said. The Minister of State (Home Affairs and Law) assured the House that if necessary, the government would not hesitate to have the law amended to enhance
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      On abandoned vehicles
      64 10 ANY vehicle abandoned in a car park will be towed away and the owner must pay for the towing and for any parking offences. The Parking Places (Amendment) Bill, 1982, was passed on Wednesday, empowering the Superintendent of the Car Parks Division to sell or dispose of
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      Reclamation approved
      67 10 PARLIAMENT has approved the reclamation of another 181 hectares of the foreshore and seabed at Changi to meet the long-term needs of Singapore Changi Airport. Moving the motion for the reclamation, which will comprise two bays, the Minister of State (Home Affairs and Law), Professor S. Jayakumar said
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      PE college considered
      59 10 THE Education Ministry is studying the feasibility of setting up a physical education college to train enough PE teachers for schools. This was disclosed by the Minister of State (Education), Dr Tay Eng Soon, when he was asked by Mr Chandra Das (Chong Boon) what steps were
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      Waste collection
      25 10 THE Ministry of the Environment is studying the question of licensing private waste collectors, Mr Ong Pang Boon, Minister for the Environment said.
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    Boy fell through unlocked grille in flat
    212 11 IRON grilles fitted to winilows of high-riso flats should be locked. This was the lesson learnt from an incident on Tuesday morning, when a four-year-old boy pushed open an unlockfil window grille, slipped, and fell seven floors to his death. His mother. Madam
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    The crisis at Crisis Centre
    413 11  - The crisis at Crisis Centre LEONG WENG KAM By THE Crisis Centre in Geylang, started by a group of young volunteers to provide temporary shelter for those in trouble, is running into a "crisis" itself. Barely eight months since it opened its doors to the public, the centre is looking
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    Jilted girl's death leap
    68 11 AN 18-YEAR-OLD girl, Kwok I May I-in. jilted by her welder boyfriend, Johnny Chan Huang Thong, 17, went to his Ang Mo Kio apartment block to talk things over but later fell to her death from the same block, a coroner's court heard yesterday. A note
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    Counterfeit brand
    52 11 A TRADER who sold counterfeit Radio Bond typing paper to the Central Supplies De- part mem was fined $2,400 yesterday. Abdul Basith. 43, a Malaysian was fined by magistrate S. Radhakrishnan for selling a total of 950 reams to the department in Depot Road between Feb 16 and
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    First meeting
    31 11 THE first annual meeting of the St Hilda's School Alumnae Association will be held at the school hall tomorrow at 2.30 p.m. Lunch will be served at 1.30 p.m.
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    Witness: I recorded chats with ex-officer
    422 11 A SALES representative told a district judge on Wednesday how he recorded hi s telephone conversations with a former Internal Security Department officer in connection with his brother's detention by the Malaysian authorities. Mr Tay Seng Cheong said that the ex-officer, who identified himself
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    Fishing rod way to productivity
    313 11  -  WONG Al KWEI FIRMS SHOULD CATCH OWN FISH' By 1 THE NATIONAL Productivity Board has adopted the "fishing rod" approach to fulfil its new role as trainer and promoter of the human aspects of productivity. The board will now concentrate on providing companies with the
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    Fortune teller's costly visit
    156 11 Fortune teller's costly visit FORTUNE-TELLER Mahlpal Singh could not fore«<* trouble when he refused to budge from a businessman's office after being told that he was not welcome. Mahlpal, 21, who claimed to be "Professor Singh" Insisted on reading Mr Eric Yeo Cheng Qoee's fortune. Mr Yeo was busy counting
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    Machine has smooth way with repairs
    249 11 Machine has smooth way with repairs RESURFACED roads will be less humps now thanks to a new road maintenance machine introduced jointly h\ the Publir Works Department and the Resources Development Corporation yesterday. Costing 51. 5 million, the German-made vehicular machine is called a Repaver. Among other things. It Is
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    1,380-year-old pot Sound at Changi Point
    240 12 AN ARCHAEOLOGIST yesterday described a m AD earthenware pot found recently at < hangi Point as "fantaw tic." It was one of two vessels discovered last month by beachcomber Mr Charles Wee, who handed them over to the National Museum. Museum archaeologist Mrs Alexander
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    COMPUTER TO MONITOR P.U.B. GAS PRESSURE
    123 12 A COMPUTERISED telemetering system to monitor gas pressure in some parts of the island will soon be built by the Public Utilities Board. The new system has a micro-computer that will alert PUB officials in the control room at Kallang Gasworks to changes in
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    Tour guides to 'sell' Singapore
    73 12 Tour guides to 'sell' Singapore SIX Singapore women tourist guides leave for Perth, Western Australia tomorrow to take part in a Singapore Tourist Promo- j tion Board (STPB) drive. They will visit 20 leading 1 travel agencies until March 12 I to sell the Republic as a holi- day centre.
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    Feast Day
    17 12 ST PATRICKS School will celebrate its Feast Day cum annual reunion dinner on March 17.
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    Helping workers cope with new technology
    226 12 REPRESENTATIVES I from the two biggest I investors in the Republic the Americans and the Japanese will tell union leaders next month how to help workers face the challenges posed by new technology. Employers representing firms from these two i countries will deliver the
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    'Keep the saving habit' call by Dr Tay
    720 12 WARNING ON DANGERS OF SUBSIDIES WHICH country has subsidised the consumption of Its citizen* and not suffered reversal of Its fortunes, and worse, an erosion of Its Oles values of ft and hard work? 7 Dr T.iv DR Tay Eng Soon yesterday
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    Doing well at work and -at home
    150 12 Doing well at work and -at home THE pervasive impressions today are that family and marriage are of little importance in the life of a professional and that a good, dedicated professional is one who spends a lot of time on the job. 1 Dr Robert Balhetchet said this at
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    Former British CGfor S-E Asia dies
    227 12 Former British CGfor S-E Asia dies A MEMORIAL service j will be held tomorrow in Scotland for Sir Robert Scott (above), former j British CommissionerGeneral for South-east Asia. Sir Robert, who died on j Feb 26, was a British civil servant whom The Times of London called a "legendary figure
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    APPEAL FOR WITNESSES TO TWO ACCIDENTS
    126 12 TRAFFIC Police are appealing for witnesses to help investigate two accidents last Wednesday. In the first incident at j 10.05 a.m., motorcyclist Goh Scow Kirn, 47, was involved in a collision with a taxi driven by 30--year-old Aziz bin Ahmad near Block 4, Singapore
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    Fined $800
    47 12 FACTORY operator I,au Yoke Lin. 24, was jailed a day and fined $800 by a magistrate's court yesterday (or stealing an assortment of items including wallets, a comb, needles and thread from Oriental Emporium in Queensway on Wednesday at 4 p m 'She pleaded guilty
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    *****94 wins first prize in Sweep
    259 13 *****94 wins first prize in Sweep TII'KKT No *****94 won the first prize of $600,000 in th*> Singapore Sweep 3 82 drawn last night. The full results Ist prtae: *****94 2nd lpriic ($200,000): 133T05 3rd prtae ($75,000): *****71 4th prtae ($50,000): *****12 sth prtae ($25,000): *****23 S Jackpot Numbers (each
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    High flyers in contest
    147 13 Spot News section were LEONG KAM HI AN, of Sin Chew Jit Poh, and WAN SENG YIP, of The Straits Times. In the Miscellaneous section, they were MICHAKL IJKW, of The Straits Times, and KENNETH KOH, of New Nation. The judges for the contest, which was
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    OH! MY EARS WINS IST PLACE
    123 13 OH! MY EARS WINS IST PLACE THESE are the two entries which came out top In this year's News Photo Competition organised by the Singapore National I'nlon of Journalists. Straits Times photographer NGAI CHKK W All's Obi My Ears, taken at last year's Singapore Armed Forces Display, won him first
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    Overnight camp
    42 13 THE Tanglin and Onraet community centres are jointly organising a family overnight camp on St John Island on March 13 and 14. Malay food will be served. The fee is $10 for adults and $5 for children below 12 years.
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    Help for police in $1.2 m bank draft probe
    175 13  - Help for police in $1.2 m bank draft probe K.S. SIDHU By Crime Desk A BISINKSSMAN Is helping police in their investigation Into a rase involving $1.2 million In bank drafts. The man who has business concerns In Johore Barn was questioned by the police and later released. Sources said
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    Art show
    31 13 MR Lee Khoon Choy, Senior Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office), will open a calligraphy exhibition by Dr Tan Tsze Chor at the Singapore National Museum on March 12.
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    Workers' Party sued
    122 13 THE Straits Times (1975) Ltd is suing the Workers' Party and its secretarygeneral Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam for alleged libel arising from a WP press release, dated Jan 19. It is also claiming damages against the two defendants in the writ, filed in the High Court by
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    $350,000 loans given to buy computers for home use
    473 13 67 APPLICATIONS APPRONKI) THE government and Port of Singapore Authority have granted loans totalling more than $350,000 to employees to enable them to buy computers for their homes. A total of 56 Division One civil servants and 11 PSA staff members
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    Stole from room-mate
    78 13 A CARPENTER. Lee Tai Yuen, who stole a cassette recorder worth $310 and cash amounting to about $265 from his room-mate in December was yesterday fined $1,500 and jailed a day by a magistrate's court. After selling the recorder to a taxi driver for $40. Lee left
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    Thursday pork sales give the butchers lean time
    187 13 Thursday pork sales give the butchers lean time BUTCHERS have resumed selling fresh pork in the markets on Thursdays after a lapse of four months but business was slack yesterday because of poor demand "Housewives were used to having no pork on Thursdays and did not buy the meat," said
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    Free legal counselling
    54 13 FREE legal counselling sessions for women will be held from March 15 and henceforth on the 15th of each month at the Ulu Pandan community centre from 730 p.m. to 10 p.m Women seeking advice on property, marital or family problems may call at the centre to
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      Lock icon Timber orders from China
      52 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. China bought about US$9 mil lion ($l9 million) worth of logs and timber products from Malaysia recently. Primary Industries Minister Datuk Paul Leong said here yesterday. He said the sales were concluded by a four-member timber purchasing mission from China which visited the
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      Lock icon Chinese schools body on how its support will be given
      234 14 Chinese schools body on how its support will be given KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE influential Chinese School Committees Association of Malaysia (UCSCAM) today hinted that it might throw its weight behind the party that deserves its support in the general election, i Mr Lim Fong Seng, president of the association
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      Lock icon MCA MOVE TO USE OWN SYMBOL IN POLLS
      244 14 MCA MOVE TO USE OWN SYMBOL IN POLLS PENANG, Thurs. The Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) has taken steps to register its party symbol with the Election Commission in preparation for a free-for-all contest. Reliable sources in Kuala Lumpur disclosed that the decision was taken at a central committee meeting recently.
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      Lock icon Boost for survey
      57 14 IPOH. Thurs. The Swiss Government on Tuesday handed over a geochronological laboratory to the Malaysian Geological Survey headquarters here. With the donation. Malaysia is expected to expand its scope in mineral exploration for tin. copper, iron, uranium. gold, and silver which have been found in traces in
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      Lock icon $1,000 pat
      37 14 IPOH, Thurs A woman who responded to a pat on the back hist the $4,000 which she was about to deposit in a bank hei-e on Tuesday, police said The woman was not identified. NST.
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      Warning on use of seditious tapes
      111 14 Warning on use of seditious tapes KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Deputy Home Affairs Minister, Mr Abdul Rahim Datuk Thamby Chik, said yesterday his ministry will take stern action against distributors of seditious video tapes. "If we find that seditious tapes are used in public gathering we will take the tapes to
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        Lock icon Dutch PM due in KL
        44 14 DITCH Prime Minister Andries A.M. Van Agt will make his first visit to Malaysia from March 14 to 16 during which he will discuss Asean-EEC relations, Cambodia and Afghanistan, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said it Kuala Lumpur yesterday. AP.
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        Lock icon UN envoy on a mission
        72 14 I NITKD NATIONS special envoy Rafieeuddine Ahmed will arrive in Kuala Lumpur on Monday to confer with Malaysian leaders as part of the initiative by the new UN Secretary-General to resolve the Cambodian conflict. The special envoy will meet Foreign Minister Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie
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        Lock icon Streamlining Muslim laws
        57 14 A WHOLE set of Muslim marriage and family laws, the drafting of which began in 1974, may be tabled in Parliament soon. The draft of the Bill on Administration of Muslim Laws seeks to bring about uniformity in the administration of Muslim family laws, especially those concerning
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        Lock icon Their right to vote
        60 14 Their right to vote THE Election Commission has introduced a new provision to enable blind and handicapped people to cast their ballots. It said in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday that a voter's child, spouse or either parent or grandparent could help him mark his ballot paper. If none of them
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      Not by post
      37 14 Xt ALA H'MPIR. Thurs. The ImmiKi.ition Department will no longer entertain applications for passports through the post as many new offices have been opened, The National Echo reported a department spokesman as saying recently.
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      RTM won't ban that song 'Physical'
      88 14 KUALA LIMPDR, I Thus. Radio-Televi-sion Malaysia has no plans to ban Olivia Newton-John's hit song "Physical", banned by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation on Saturday. Disc Jockeys In Singapore were told to stop playing the song be- cause of Its "suKctitlve lyrics about the fprl
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      Lock icon Private court illegal says official
      244 14 Private court illegal says official KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday SOLICITOR-GENERAL Dr Zakaria Yatim confirmed today that the Kuala Lumpur Court of Arbitration is not a legally registered body. "We have ascertained this for a fact but we are still investigating," he added. The court was set up by an associate of
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      Institute to boost Islam planned
      140 14 Institute to boost Islam planned ABU DHABI, Thurs. Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has announced here that Malaysia was considering setting up an institute of higher learning to help promote the development of the Islamic community. Bernama reported yesterday that Dr Mahathir said more details would be
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      Lock icon Fuel prices
      41 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs I The Ministry of Trade and Industry is studying closely 1 the falling prices of petroleum in the world market in rela- tion to their domestic prices, Deputy Minister, Datuk Lew Sip Hon. said yesterday. AFP
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      102 14 Bringing Up Father By BUI Ka vanagh Hal Camp I C*>JT f-t&L. >OU UEVEP OM,VOUSAVTHe iTiS JI>ST frS WELL yJ|S<3S WELUEKIOO&W JWAMTTDGO PaRTY S CALLBOy vJi<S<SS WASN'T OP ID J 1 Vitwßßifc Blondle By Chic Towng WIVES APPRECIATE I HOW COME MXI )<1 WA 7S ~Y\ [i-EPT THEM IN t^
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      Lock icon 30 tin mines to shut down soon says Datuk Leong
      396 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THIRTY gravel pump mines are to close down "very soon" because of the weak tin market, Primary Industries Minister, Datuk Paul Leong, said here yesterday. He said more mines are expected to close this year as miners
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      Lock icon Govt to step up 'war' to win minds
      208 15 MALACCA, Thursday THE government will intensify its psychological "warfare" to let the people know more about the government machinery and the role of political leaders. Deputy Home Minister, Mr Abdul Rahim Tamby Chik, said today that winning the minds of people was
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      Bombs strewn on runway after crash
      282 15 Bombs strewn on runway after crash BUTTERWORTH, Thurs. AN RMAF pilot had a miraculous escape when his F-5K JeMghter Ite tyres in flames crashed daring take-off j here this morning strewing Its full load of bombs along the runway at the Mat* KuchIng alrbase. Fire engines sped to the scene
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      Lock icon Spare part shortage stalls $15m quarry equipment
      131 15 Spare part shortage stalls $15m quarry equipment KOTA BARU, Thurs. Lack of spare parts have rendered about 20 pieces of heavy machinery useless after only a few years of service at the Public Works Department quarry here. About $15 million worth of trucks, bull-dozers and other types of machinery are
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      Lock icon Penang rain
      27 15 PENANG, Thurs After a dry spell of three months, Penang experienced a heavy downpour yesterday with flash floods hitting some parts of the city. NST.
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      SNAKE EGG THE CAUSE OF MAN'S DEATH?
      108 15 AIX)R STAR, Thurs. A labourer died of suspected poisoning after eating a snake egg for lunch Zulkifli bin Kassim, 27 was taken to hospital by passers-by who found him vomitting near the skat ing rink at Bakar Bata about noon on Tuesday. He
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      Pornography in the mail
      49 15 JOHORE BARU. Thurs Housewives in some parts here have been getting obscene pictures in their mail, reports here said. A police spokesman, advising those who have been receiving these pictures to alert the police immediately, said no reports had been received so (ar. The Star.
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      Lock icon 3R leaflet assures parents in 23 steps
      213 15 3R leaflet assures parents in 23 steps KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Education Ministry will carry out periodic tests to monitor the progress of pupils following the 3R curriculum and parents will be informed of the results. These are some of the main points of an explanatory leaflet on the 3R
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      Landlord needn't pay squatter: Court
      361 15 K. LUMPUR, Thurt. A LANDLORD does not have to purchase a squatter's house on his land or pay compensation for its removal, the Federal 1 Court held yesterday. Landlords are also entitled to claim damages from squatters who 'ise i their land. In dismissing an
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      Who's tightening the screws now?
      456 16 HOPES for an early end to martial law in Poland appeared to have been dashed by the uncompromising communique issued after Prime Minister Wojciech Jaruzelski's visit to Moscow this week. "Any attempts at resuming actions aimed at wrecking the economy, reviving anarchy and unrest, at
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    The problem of success
    148 16 TOKYO Success has its own problems. Thus, Japan's major semiconductor producers are trying to figure out how fast to push ahead with the next generation 2S6K RAM dynamic chip. "If the Japanese companies go too aggressively into the 256K, the 64K market will collapse," said Hisamichi
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    It's a difference of historical experience
    1895 16 Rift in the Atlantic Alliance The countries of Western Europe believe that international relations are essentially a matter of accommodation. They believe this because their history reaches back to the kingly quarrels of the Middle Ages, and to the disputes between states of the
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    Lock icon Japan chips away at the US
    843 16  - Japan chips away at the US ANDREW POLLACK By in NEW YORK SINCE the age of the transistor dawned at Bell Laboratories in 1947, the United States has dominated what is now the $13--billion (Ss27 billion) global semiconductor industry. In a business where prowess and profits have been measured by
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      When blood donors can nominate grandparents
      171 17 I REFER to the letter "Let blood donors nominate grandparents" (ST, Feb 6). The scheme of medical privileges for regular donors and nominees restricts the nominee for medical benefits to the immediate family of the blood donor (i.e. donor's mother, father and brother sister
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      Dog kept in a cage where it can hardly move
      241 17 I AM an animal lover and associated with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals for many years. I have been busy for the last two weeks with an extremely cruel case concerning a pedigree cocker spaniel about
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        Rigid attitude offends
        150 17 SURELY with good administration, the parking attendants of the various departments such as the Housing and Development Board, the Urban Redevelopment Authority, ftie Port of Singapore Authority and so forth, could be taught to exercise a little discretion when confronted with minor parking offences. I parked my
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        Not the place for rubbish bins
        75 17 Not the place for rubbish bins TWO large rubbish bins have been placed at the food centre of Block 91, Whampoa Drive. Rubbish has been strewn all over the place. This is really unhygienic, especially when it is at the side of the food centre. Also, these bins are at
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        Per 100 pay phones
        40 17 PARAGRAPH three of the Telecoms reply (ST, March 4) should have read "The average numbar of pay phones vandalised per 100 pay phones per month was 8.7 in 1979,' not "per 200 pay phones" as printed.
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        What's the secret behind this?
        128 17 I OWN a 1978 car. Recently, I went to the local agents of the particular make of cars to obtain some data and specifications on my car so that I can service and maintain it. I was told that it was not the agent-company's policy
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        Case for boarding at exits
        90 17 Case for boarding at exits TO improve one area of service in the SBS, I suggest that SBS permit their drivers and conductors to use their discretion (with emphasis on safety, of course) to allow commuters to board at the exits as well. This is practical at busstops where it
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      Number 12 Mount Sophia
      74 17 I WALK past No 12 Mount Sophia most evenings and I wonder about the history of this quaint old house. So does Mrs Stone who now lives there. We believe it was once an undertaker's parlour and that once it was part of the Japanese consulate.
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      Time Soviet bloc pays for its actions
      365 17 THE Vietnamese invasion was responsible for the plight of the 200,000 Cambodian refugees along the Thai border and the million left starving in Cambodia itself... according to US representative Jose Sorzano. Too right, but he forgot to mention Vietnam's deliberate deportation of hundreds
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      DON'T BE SHY
      35 17 IF YOl' can speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start in Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin but may also be shy. Be the initiator!
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      Sold out so don't believe what's said on the air
      155 17 Sold out so don't believe what's said on the air- I WENT to th> Victoria Theatre on Feb 10 to try and get tickets for the Singapore Symphony Orchestra's Familiar Favourites Concert on Feb 27 but was told that I was too early as tickets were normally sold one week
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      Dubious morality of family planning film
      210 17 Dubious morality of family planning film WE refer to the report headed "Family planning film for Malay youths" (ST, Jan 27). Marriage is very special and a step in life that we should take thoughtfully and seriously. We observe with responsibility the solemn promises made on the wedding day and
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      Buttering up' way to the second tier
      153 17 I FIND the National Wages Council second tier recommendation can produce strange results in some cases. A case in point is my young son who is a very junior technician in the civil service. Let me tell you how he got a 7.5
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    BACKGROUND
    73 18 Students attending the part-time Masters of Business Administration (MBA) programme at the NUS School of Management have to cope with an exacting regimen of learning, in addition to balancing the conflicting demands of home and work. What is it that motivates these people, many of whom are fairly well
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    Is it worth the sacrifices?
    1157 18 ONE MAN almost lost his wife because of the hours he spent away from home. That's how tough it can get for students at the NUS school of management. A woman with a successful career dropped out of the school after her first year. It
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    What bossesthink of the course...'
    955 18 There are employers who take an active interest in programmes like the MBA. And they encourage their staff in all ways possible, including company sponsorship. 9 NOT ALL EMPLOYERS know they have a member of the staff undergoing the Masters of Business Administration programme at
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        Lock icon London tin meeting
        75 19 JAKARTA, Thurs. Mining and Energy Minister Subroto said Indonesia will send a delegation to a two-day emergency meeting of the International Tin Council being held in London from next Monday. The delegation will be headed by J A Katali, director general of general mining, he said. Officials
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        UK and China Gas
        58 19 THE Hongkong China Gas Company Ltd has forecast payment of three 26-HK-cent interim dividends and a final dividend of not less than 54 cents for the current 1982 year, making a total of HK$l.32. It earlier announced a 1981 group net profit of $44.67 million ($39.13
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        Lock icon Cabinet reshuffle
        57 19 BEIRUT, Thurs. Libyan oil minister Abdussalam Zaagar has been dismissed by Colonel Muammar Gaddafi and replaced by Kamel Hassan al-Maqhour as part of a Cabinet reshuffle. The official Libyan Jana news agency said the changes included the merging of the Ministries of Economy and Light Industry under Moussa
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        Lock icon Chinese refinery
        49 19 TOKYO, Thurs. Sumitomo Metal Mining Co Ltd said it will restart construction of a copper refinery in China soon, following a one-year interruption. Construction was suspended last April due to changes in China's economic plans, but China recently notified Sumitomo of readiness to resume the project. Reuter
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        Lock icon Effects of oil glut
        64 19 HONGKONG, Thurs. Both temporary and structural reasons for the present world oil glut should help non-oil producing, developing countries to reduce their balance of payments deficits without sacrificing growth. HJ Witteveen, former managing director of the IMF, said the recession and destocking by oil companies will
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        Lock icon Swiss foreign reserves
        46 19 ZURICH, Thurs. Switzerland's foreign exchange reserves fell 1.79 billion Swiss francs to 20.09 billion francs in the period from Feb 19 to 26. The national bank said this fall reflects the fact that only part of swap credits falling due was renewed. Reuter
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        Lock icon Savings accounts
        87 19 PARIS, Thurs. France will introduce inflationlinked savings accounts for low income earners next May, said presidential spokesman Pierre Beregovoy. He said "the popular savings accounts," will be open to about nine million households which do not pay income tax and a further one or two million in low
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        Lock icon Finance for MTR
        87 19 HONGKONG, Thurs. Lazard Bros and Co Ltd has arranged a loan backed by the UK Export Credits Guarantee Department for HK$566 million to finance a contract placed by the Mass Transit Railway Corp with Metro-Cammell Ltd for the supply of carriages for the island line extension. Funds
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        Lock icon Bonn's unemployment
        36 19 NUREMBERG, Thurs. West German unemployment fell to 1.94 millin or 8.1 per cent of the workforce last month from 1.95 million or 8.2 per cent in January, the German Federal Labour Office said. Reuter
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        Lock icon BNP arranges loan
        83 19 NEW DELHI, Thurs. The Banque National De Paris, acting as lead bank of a consortium of Indian and French banks, has arranged a loan of 16 million French francs (US$3 million) to an Indian company to enable it to buy road building equipment from France for constructing
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      Lock icon US-Swiss discussions on bank secrecy end on hopeful note
      427 19 AFTER two days of talks, American and Swiss authorities are hopeful that an accord would be reached on relaxing some of the bank secrecy in Geneva which has hindered investigations of insider trading in the United States. A joint statement issued
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      Excellent outlook for life insurance market
      335 19 THE life insurance market in Singapore has excellent potentials, according to a top insurance agent from the United States. Mr Norman Levine, one of the key speakers at a life insurance seminar held here yesterday said, however, that the insurance agent must be totally
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      Hilton owner may make public offer
      365 19 HOTEL Properties, the owner of Hilton Hotel, is seeking a listing on the Stock Exchange of Singapore. It intends to offer 51 million shares at $1.25 each to the public. However, the company may postpone the offer until such time as it deems fit,
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      Lock icon Investment by Marine Midland
      139 19 Investment by Marine Midland MARINE Midland Banks Inc, which is 51 per centowned by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, has agreed to invest up to US$l39 million ($294 million) in Centran Corporation, an Ohio bank holding company. Marine Midland of New York and Centran of Cleveland on Tuesday announced
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      Senegal's fishing industry attracts local interest
      376 19 Senegal's fishing industry attracts local interest A SINGAPORE company is seriously looking into far-flung Senegal's fishing industry. It is believed the company is interested in this western African country's rapidly expanding fishing industry. Its special interest is in tuna canning. Senegal claims to be one of the most industrialised countries
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      Mansfield to sell tours for Thai
      113 19 Mansfield to sell tours for Thai WITH effect from next month, Mansfield Travel will be marketing Thai Airways' tour packages to Asia and Europe in Singapore. This is the first time the Thai airline has appointed a travel agency in this region to sell its tours. According to the airline,
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      Mounting staff costs eat into Sats revenue
      278 19 A SHARP rise in staff costs has offset an impressive recovery in the operating revenue of Singapore Airport Terminal Services in the first half of the current financial year. The managing director of Sats, Mr MW Anthonisz, said operating revenue from April to
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      79 19 Boub-ad Bad 4 Danlop Ind 10 Gabumw -8 MTC -6 Pas EW -19 KoUimaoK St StraamiUp 26 I Eagtoen 01 CftC -3 Km* -10 (inthrlr Khd NBT -9 Perils Plant 14 Kmans (M) StTraaimg 15 V M Warfcf -18 CCM -8 PAN -5 Haw Par -12
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      Industrials index drops 17 points
      253 19 SINGAPORE: Sharp Rrlers closed sharply twer yetittrday on m-il-ing pretisar.*, with wntiminl further depresHfd by lower Hongkong and Wall Street markets. The Straits Times Industrials Index dropped 16.96 points to mm Keppel Shipyard and Overseas I'nlon Bank resumed trading yesterday. They closed at $$.15 and
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      SELECTIONS
      20 19 Dp Down unoh Industrials 81 5 Finance Hotels 13 7 Properties Plantations Mining Deb/Loans 10 6 3 2 1
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        Volume Leaders
        23 19 Sime Darby 588 000 UOB 361.000 OCBC 339.000 XI. Kepong 324.000 Ontings 276.000 Total turnover: 6.53 m Total value: $23 70m
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        Falls
        82 19 ÜBS 7Z5 Hong I.eong Ind 735 Textile Corp 200 M B F Hldgs 820 IX H 1080 Krpprl Ship 515 -40 -40 -38 -35 -30 -30 K I. Industrie* 330 ST Steamship 488 Sel Properties 484 H Leong Fin 730 Spore Land 635 Metro Hldfts 830 -30 -26 -21
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        Indices
        34 19 BT Indicator: Industrials: Finance Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: IK'W SES Ind: *****6 16*57 732.66 ***** 1649 37 1623 MO *****9 *****4 ***** ***** ***** 314.05 ***** ***** 678.92 ***** 574 03 555 37
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      Singapore closing prices
      2406 20 Turnover figures In this table »re unofflrUl. Adjusted far scrip rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded In lots of II shares each, with price quoted In dollars. INIH STKIAI 4 COMMERCIAL Grg PM IHBI 1082 l«»l Div I' K Vol Day 1 MiKh Low Company MM or-
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      Lock icon GSA stockpiled tin sales
      30 20 WASHINGTON: The General Services Administration (GSA) said it sold 20 tonnes of surplus stockpiled tin to US Steel Corp. Pittsburgh, at US$6.2l per lb. I Reuter.
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      Heavy falls in KL
      400 20 WORSENING performance on foreign bourses further undermined market sentiment on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, dragging prices to lower levels across the board. Trading volume was sharply increased, the bulk of *hich came from near panic-selling where values in a considerable number of counters were
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      KL SCOREBOARD
      25 20 Industrial* Finance Hotels Up 5 Down 52 8 1 and 7 Properties Oil Palms Tins robbers rubbers Deb/Loans 7 5 7 12 1
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        Hongkong
        262 20 STOCKS IN Hongkong yes- I terday extended early losses to close at or near their lows, with heavy selling throughout the day reflect- I ing investors' lack of confi- j dence after the Hang Seng index broke through the 1.200 level on Wednesday, brokers said. The sharp fall overnight
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        Sydney
        233 20 OIL and gold issues bore the i brunt of sizeable resource sector losses as the Sydney market yesterday reacted to the overnight sharp fall on Wall Street and declining world oil and bullion prices, brokers said. The All-Ordinaries index shed 7.9 points to 472.7 while the oil and gas
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        Tokyo
        343 21 THE Tokyo stock market fell sharply and the average slumped 119.60 points to close at 7,354.82, reflecting a reversal of Wednesday's sharp gains, dealers said. Atlnomoto Akai Asahl Chem Aiahi Olaaa Bank T* Banjru Brtdffeslonr Chiyoda ChllbU }'WT ClUsen D Nip Print D Nip Toryo Dalle hi Kancyo Bk
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        New York
        330 21 STOCKS IN New York on Wednesday closed broadly and sharply lower as the debacle in the energy sector spread to the rest of the market. The Dow Jones industrial closed at 815.16, off about 10 points and down by more than 13 earlier in the day. I Declines
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        London
        676 21 LONDON, Wed. Equities closed mixed but government bonds tended firmer in quiet trading The Financial Times Index was 2.6 points lower at 555.2. Oils featured and with the BNOC oil price cut already discounted, prices were boosted by better than expected 1981 results from Ultramar which ended Up higher
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        Amsterdam
        259 21 AMSTERDAM, Wed. Share I prices were mixed with Royal Dutch down 0.60 and XI.M 0.50 guilders in mostly lower Dutch j internationals, dealers said. Rolinco lost two in narrowly I mixed investment funds, insurer Ennia put on 0.70 and Ahold gained one ahead of 1961 results due tomorrow. In
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        Zurich
        234 21 ZURICH, Wed. Prices closed higher led by Union Bank and Bank Corp and aided by a firm bond market, dealers said. Volume rose again, they added. Credit Suisse, however, opened 96 francs lower at 1,830 after the bank had made large scale support purchases on the three previous days,
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        Manila
        105 21 THE Manila stock market I yesterday again closed mixed as the commercial industrial sector tended higher while miners and oils continued to decline. Arujp Mlnlnf AUu Con A AUu Con B B4fUlo Gold Brnruel Con B BF Ooodrlrh CDCP mil i«» 0012 3610 MB 2 0 0003 04 •0
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        Bangkok
        95 21 SHARE prices in Bangkok I yesterday closed mostly I steady in quiet trading I which centered around popular stocks, dealers said. The Book Club index rose 0.20 point to 93.43 on a turnover of 1.5 million baht. Hl* KlDre KyuUiaya Inv And fruit lanfkok Bank Sank Of Ayudhaya 131
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        Selected indices
        57 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 555 2 Tuesday 557.8 Week Ago 552 8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 815.16 Tuesday 825.82 Week Ago 828.77 H.K.HANU SENG Thursday *****8 Wednesday 1 196 69 Week Ago *****0 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday 627 3 Wednesday 630.3 Week Ago 636.1 Al. I. ORDINARIES Thursday
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      1683 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots o( 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INDUBTBIAI4 Aleass (1.248 1.265) (8) 1 25 (6) 1 26 A Ckse (2.265)
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      Lock icon KL raises ground white pepper duty
      60 20 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Government ra^ed total export duty on ground white pepper to MJB9..U per tonne from $82.35, effective immediately. Black pepper and unground white pepper were left without duty. Gazetted prices for ground and unground wnite pepper were at $3,267.00 from $3,239.50
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      Lock icon No change in palm kernel and copra export duties
      46 20 KUALA LUMPUR: The government left unchanged total export duty on palm kernel and copra at MJ191.15 and $75 per tonne respectively yesterday. Gazetted prices for palm kernel and copra remaini ed at $965.75 and $500 respectively. Reuter.
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      Unit trusts
      194 20 SINGAPORE UNIT TBUBT (Msaaims- artees tor Mar i) The Commerce 2 80 2 94 The Savings Fund 164 1 72xd Spore Prog Fund 122 1 28 Spore Sec. Fund 1 91 2 01 Spore Invest Fund 103 1.08 Spore Equity Fund 117 123 ASIA UNIT TBUBT (Maaagers' arleea
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      ST index takes a sharp plunge
      555 20 SELLING teak an a mare serious tone at the Slngapare stack market yesterday. Although It did not reach the panic stage, the way a number of stocks were tosIng mare than 15 cento throughout the day brought many groans sf dismay. Pram the opening
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      BUSINESS DONE Singapore
      1652 20 BUSINESS DONE Singapore BID and Oder prices officially listed j and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number o* 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
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        RUBBER
        652 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market dossed slightly higher yesterday, with March RSS One buyers quoted at 174.50 cents per kilo, up two cents on Wednesday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up slightly in line with after hours' levels and some late buying interest, they said. Levels
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        SSR and SMR
        98 21 IOON 55K lAB ISR2O iSRSO <KM» iMKI'V iMRL iMR 5 iMR <°.P iMR 10 iMR 20 >MRSO U.npallMi II ton pallrti 1 ton pallet! 1 1 u>n pallrl (I ton pallet! 1-ton pallet i II lon pallet! Marek April M'urrrat Mtkl (Porward Mtkl Buyrr. 8*ll«ri Buyrra Srllrr.
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        CLOSING PRICES
        34 21 Rubber: Mar 4 Singapore: March: 174.50 cents (up 2.00 cents) Malaysia: March: 197.00 cents (down 1.50 cents) Tin: M 530.21 per kilo (up 9 cents) Official offering: 175 tonnes (up 12 tonnes)
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        Produce prices
        137 21 HINKSK Produce Kxchangr, Singapore, noon rlottlng prices per IM kg yeatt rtey. ooonat all: Bulk fob $98.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $110.00 sellers, new drum fob $114.00 sellers. C*pra: Mixed (loose) $47 00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $375.00 sellers, Sarawak
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        GOLD
        165 21 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapapore opened at $24,092 and closed at {24.060 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at US$352 00 352 50 and remained quiet and featureless throughout, trading at $351 50 352 50. before finally closing sightly higher at $351.70 352.20 Gold was
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        TIN
        175 21 THE STRAITS tin price climbed nine cents to M 530.21 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 12 tonnes to 175 tonnes. The overnight London market was irregular with forward buyers slipping L 5 to 1:7,205 per tonne. LONDON: Wednesday afternoon saw a combination of buying
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        PALM OIL
        165 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil continued easier in moderately quiet trading yesterday, dealers said. In the South region, March fell $2.50 per tonne to MJ972 50 and north was traded at $967.50. April south lost $9.50 to $955.50 and Central $5.50 to $957. In May south
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        COPPER
        32 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Wednesday (previous in brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers C ***** (£850.50). sellers £843.50 (£*****); Three Months buyers £872.50 (£881.00: sellers £873.50 (£*****). Market tw: Irregular. Sales: 21.225 tonnes.
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        Silver quotes
        36 21 Mew York 7.648 7.798 7.71S 7.BSS Juried 7 678 7.868 7.77S 7.98S nut wm iingapore 7 588 7 728 7.73S 7.87S Cosing prices in US dollars a troy ounce. BMfMi r*cJt Sum?, 8 psfG.
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      Money and exchanges
      342 21 THE US Sing dollar opened at $2 1140 CO and was traded to a low of $2 1125 35 in the Singapore forex market yesterday Sentiments for the US dollar against the Singapore dollar was mixed amidst a day of quiet trading. The US dollar against major
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      NOMINAL RATES
      347 21 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Mar 4: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on Mar 3: month 1450 1440 months 14.55 v 45 months 14.60 14.50 months 1465 14.55 months 14.70 14.60 months 14.75 14.65 Source: Merrill Lynch Interi.iioo.l (Asia) Co.
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      Discount
      48 21 RANGE of price* offered by discount houses on Mar 4: Overnight: 3f i Call deposits: 7* Buying Sf Him I- month Freasury ills 2 2 1-month Sank bills 7 3/16 71/18 3 months CD 7 3/18 7 1/16 6 months CD Vs 7>» teuee: Natteud DktNil C*.
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      Money market
      31 21 Closing interbank rates tor Singapore dollars on Mar 4: vernight 1 month 2 months 3 months Overnight M 6. 7 3 16 mode 5 CH SH 71 '16 M
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      Prime lending rates
      25 21 THE average rate at which major Singapore I banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 1.18 per cent.
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      Tighter rules
      111 22 THE COUNCIL for the Securities Industry, the UK self-regulatory market "watchdog", is urging the government to put more precision into proposed tighter rules for investment managers, a council spokesman said. The Trade Department issued a discussion paper last month proposing tougher rules for licensed securities dealers in order
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      No Malaysian LPG
      522 22 CONTRARY to a report in a Japanese newspaper, it appears that Malaysia has no imminent plans to supply liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) to the petrochemical plant in Singapore. A recent report in Nihon Keizai said the Sumitomo Chemical Company, one of the partners in the Ss2 billion
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      Lock icon Gold price expected to plunge as low as US$25O
      359 22 Gold price expected to plunge as low as US$25O THE gold price is expected to drop further from its current two-and-a-half year low of US$355 ($752) an ounce. Pessimistic market analysts in London believe the yellow metal, which has dropped nearly 60 per cent in value since its January 1980
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      Lock icon Gillette grooms itself for success in toiletry market
      464 22 Gillette grooms itself for success in toiletry market GILLETTE Company, spending heavily on new cosmetics and personal care products for the US and European markets, appears close to shedding its image as a company with mediocre and unpredictable earnings. Flat earnings last year disappointed a number of industry analysts who
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      520 23 7^ WHERE NICE PEOPLE MEET FOR NICE FOOD Born Special Steak c Carpet Bag Steak c Tournedos Chasseur c Black Pepper Steak Also set lunch $5.40 outside catering service. Draft beer $1.60 during Happy Hours. OPENS: 10 a.m. 10 p.m. Coronotion Shopping Plaza, Ist Fir, Unit 115, Bukit Timah Road,
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      874 23 W&& y MINOLTA aY aQaBBBBT*^ i^Slff^*' Minolta XG-M c Creative aperture priority automatic exposure control c Full manual and metered manual c Total information viewfinder c Bright and accurate J^^^ 'Acute Matte' focusing screen Unique touch switch MINOLTA UHWI PHOTOGRAPHIC SPECIALTY STORE Ffra A&P Photo Store Pte Ltd ■f!SF Sales
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      725 23 SKIN PROBLEMS? share MM experience of Loul.se Klerk Conllnental Beauty Therapist with 29 years' tropical experience for successful facial treatments, arm and leg waxing etc Ring *****22 for appointment at Orchard Towers LA VON LADIES FIGURE Facial Salon provides Keep Fit Slimming Programmes Monday to Friday 10a m to Bpm
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      834 23 37 Aircon/Refhgerator AH KIEW AIRCONOITIONING, Refrigeration Service. Specialises In sales. trade-In, repairing, respraylng and rental Tel *****88/ i *****89 JOO KHENG SERVICE. Rental, service, spray painting, repairs. Installation and sales of refrigerators and alrcondltloners *****68/*****69 SALES. RENTAL. REPAIR, respray- I Ing of all types of refrigerators/ I alrcondltloners at reasonable
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      648 23 ONLY FOR YOUR eyes Live video STANOARO VIDEO RECORDING recording for your memories Specialist Kxperlenced VldrugWeddlngs. birthdays, stage raphers handle your weddings, shows, fashion shows and still commerlcal and social functions photography also available Free with professional standards Call demonstration Call Mr Llm ua for free demonstrations and *****41 details
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      755 23 AYAH-aLE CREW BOAT 1200 bhp 18 knots Dimension 86 ft X 16 ft X 10 ft. for 100 passengers with alrcondltlon Also 20 tons cargo space available Please contact John, tel *****88 OCEAN TUG FOR short/long term Charter Japan registered, built 1975. h.p 2000. b hp Single screw Hanshln dlesel.
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      405 23 82 Other Products/ Services SHIP REPAIR FACILITIES Shipyard in Tuas Southern Channel hes vacant berths for small vessels requiring emergency repair. Repairs undertaken to suit owners' schedule. For Information callTEL: *****16/ *****63 ill Q Emptoyment 85 Situations Wanted RECENTLY RETIRED SENIOR Male i Civil Servant In late 50 s seeks
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      613 23 If REQUIRED PROFESSIONAL Shipping AxMslanrr on urgent basis 1 24 huurs service clearing In/ out of vessels and obtaining port clearance. Import rxpori uocumenlatlons and shipping formalities at moderate rsle* please contact *****1 1 Thomas Mao Classified Ada. Where Transactions Take Place We are an eatabHahad angmaarmc and fabrication company
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      312 24 ijjli Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant c) Tutorial Wanted Part Time Instructors to Recording Servicing 4 Electrical it .no. Installation Grade Three Interested parlies plsass apply to: Ml. People's Park Comptea. sth Floor. Singapore 010S d) Secretarial Clerical Our fast expanding company, manufacturing printed circuit boards invites suitably qualified candidates
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      405 24 We are a well eatabllah- I ed US-baaed company engaged in the manu facture. sale and aer vice of high-technology offshore oil drilling and production equipment We require: TEMPORARY ANALYSIS CLERK iln period oi employ inrnt will not Im' Ina than 'i month! with pToapects (it permanent rmpioymenl Duties: AnolvMsnl
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      570 24 An international wholesale company haa openings lor the following positions tor its aipansion programme A) PERSONAL SECRETARY TO M.D. c I'leiusant personality c I'rnftrlency In all aspects of secretarial work ami able to SfOrt Independently A good command of spoken and written Kngllsh c A high sense of responsibilities und
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      559 24 f SINGAPORE LIMITED Applications iir.- iimti-.i tat the foUowlat poajyossi Personnel Clerk (ChaiChee) OCB IrvH with rrerilts 111 I- nulls!) and Maths Able to type 30- 35 wpm in c tirutely KxpfMence In personnel STOrk will Ik- an .idilr.l advantage Production Clerk (Kallang) (iCKO level Neat and accurate typing Age
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      483 24 I 1 1 A French Petrol Chemical i Company requires a:- SECRETARY j il with th* following qualifica--1 c Minimum OCB (>' Irvrl with giMxi credits in Kngllsh .Hid Maths I Must br confident with flgurrs and familiar with X typing of tabulation I c Ito 2 years' working experience.
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      375 24 An international organisation invite* suitably qualified Singapora citizens for the position of TEMPORARY CLERK/ TYPIST AGE c I c to 25 years QUALIFICATIONS c :i ci c I o level »i:nh must include the Kngllsh language c typing .speed nf 40 wpm EXPERIENCE c abinr i >r.ir related working expenrrur
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      617 24 We have vacancies tor the post of: ACCOUNTS CLERKS a Minimum OCB O IrvH with Credits In English and Mathematlis a Minimum LCC Inter ttifdlute Accounting (Vrtificate c Preference v. LCC hiklier Accounting Certificate Holders c Minimum at least 2 years working experience in similar position c Must be able
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      535 24 RECEPTIONIST/ CLERK (i level (Minimum Sri 4 i c Pleasant personality c Arrurate typing speed uf 40 wpm c Able to speak fluent English and Mandarin c Kxp.-rl.-nre preferable c Minimum salary $350 and above BENEFITS: a 5-day week c Transport all' Ptea* i call MISSSNG 747W15/ MM. BTM FLOOR
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      595 24 FEMALE TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ RECEPTIONIST required lor immediate em ploymant by manufacturer in Thomson araa UCK ■<>• level a Knowledge of Mandarin and local dialects a Able to type well c Pleasant personality Gooo pay for rifjht parsons. Interested applicants, plea.se call personally with I.C to see: The Administrative Officer 39
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      645 24 Well eeteblished trading firm nj*. rong haa immediate vacancy to msMs SALES COORDINATOR Requirements: redm in 'i mid Mathrmntlrt c SirigiifM.r.- riila-n H<-tw>«n IK Zs>rarM>ld c i ,111 typ^ ai t uraU*l> c Minimum 2 yrars working exfirtlrnrr Involving typkla;. filing and ablr to ronvvse pleasantly mar thr phone c
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      562 25 ill Q Employment 66 Situation. Vacant d) Secretarial ft Clerical Travel Aeeietants Established Travel Agency requires Male ot Female Travel Assistants Age between 18 25. minimum tJCE-O 1 level Ability lo speak English, i Mandarin and major Chinese dialects fluently Female applicants must possess typing speed of 35 wpm Male
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      573 25 Etoctrontc Compsny in TofJ PetyoiS RECEPTIONIST CUM TYPIST c Minimum OCB O level a Pleasant personality c Oood command of English c Minimum 1 year experience c Company offers days week, attractive salary and benefits to the right person Interested plssss catfc *****44 lor appointment. ESTABLISHED CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT COMPANY requires:
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      530 25 A manufacturing company in Ju rong urgently require* FEMALE TELEPHONE OPERATOR CUM RECEPTIONIST School leavers ar* welcome Interested applicants please contact *****38 An Established Company Urgently Requires 1. FEMALE GENERAL CLERK a Experience In book-keeping and typing 7 MDOOR SALES GIRLS, a Experience preferred Interested applicants please call *****31. An
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      690 25 JUNIOR SECRETARY tor immediate employment. $400 to $500 Apply 33. Vuk Tong Avenue. Oil 7 m.s Bufcrt Tim** Road. New Shan Travel Service urgent y requires 3 Tour Co-ordinal ott 3 Sales Ticketing Officer* At least 2 years working experience. Apply with full resume and recent photographs to PO Box
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      1042 25 EXPERIENCED LEGAL SECRETARY :.1-■ n u K r:l|.ti r required urgently Minimum o level wllli BBorthand ami typliiK -.(h-cii mi 40 wpm respectively InlcrrsUvt (.If. is.- kppljf KIVIMK full particulars qualifh -alums and telephone nuintwr Ui SI Ilux AU0356 I New Industrial Road, Singapore 1953 FEMALE STFNOORAPHER CUM ReceptlonM required
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      801 25 TELEPONISTS REOIMBfD ani personaiMj start work im incftlulely Inlervli'w ptraonail] Blk Itt 3665U llukit Merah Central, singnprirr IBIS *****8S Basal URGENTLY REQUIRED FEMALE (iefif-rHI Clerk With ability i.. hutiill.- ic-nrml clerical duties ini'luiiliitl lyplng and bookkeeping preferred King *****46 for an apolnlmenl ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK NEEDED by Insurance Office Minimum OCI
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      483 25 LEGO Singapore Pte Ltd trtbniofi ol I and fart aalMm I.H.u Tuys want U> engage FEMALE RETAIL SALES PROMOTERS for work in leadlnK departmental stores Requirements Pleasant personality Age not over 30 Some experience In retall selling Proficiency In spoken dialects or Malay Willing lo work on alternate Sundays Salary
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      565 25 A well **t*bN*hed Golf Compafor 1. OUTDOOR (CHINESE) SALESMAN OCI >> level Completed N S Class 3 driving licence a BOJOI •sperttne* essential 2. INDOOR FEMALE (CHINESE) SALES ASSISTANTS Above 20 years of age c Conversant In foreign Languages an advantage i c Experience In sports products an advantage Attractive
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      696 25 SALES REPRESENTATIVE required by a factory in Jurong to sell coneumer good* Snght pro* pact* ottered to surtaMe applicant with qualifications c Male Female completed NS )wns a car c At least 1 year sales experience preferably In the super market business c Converse In Kngllsh and Mandarin c Able
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      750 25 AN ESTABLISHED INTERNATIONAL CO requires SALES EXECUTIVES (MALE A FEMALE) Mm OCI 0 le*el education bserttnee preferred but not rwrtltlal Very attractive n. < mmxl social suindlnt; Pleeee call Mm* Cmdy Chew *****06 tor an interview Counter B*l*l Girls (Salary up to tS.OOO p phis incentives) Exclusive and luxurious gift
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      555 26 c _^T II i Q Employment 66 Situation* Vacant t) TeckntcMl CROMPTON INSTRUMENTS (SOUTH-EAST ASIA) PTE LTD manufacturers of quality electrical indicating instruments are continuing to eipend end wish to recruit tne following additional staffA. SUPERVISOR (Male) to br> responsible for the day-to-day running of a production unit of up
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      374 26 NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR has immediate vacancies for: 1) ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS He will be responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of sophisticated computerized test systems and their peripheral equipment. Should possess an NTC/ITC/Diploma/ C G full Tech. in Electronics Servicing or Communication Engineering. 2) ELECTRICAL TECHNICIANS c Will be responsible for electrical
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      360 26 sßsmM^^^sß^^ssPrVelW^BvWPHVVsal SBBBTV^*BSBBWltn^^^^'fl _^^-3- B wEXSESmWm Kys»»tl«Etf*&lv4 BMKr«3M>| ei^v y HUGHES TOOL CO 1) (FAR EAST) PTE LTD 20 GUL WAY SINGAPORE 2262 ij j\ The world's leading menu R facturer of oil well drilling tools requires:I1) MECHANICS At least 1 year's expcI rience on repair of 'i ft, production machines
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      243 26 GE (USA) AVIATION SERVICE OPERATION PTE LTD VISUAL/ DIMENSIONAL INSPECTORS c (HE ■<}• Level In Mathematics and Physlrs c Minimum 1 year's experience In Visual/ Dimensional Inspection. c Knowledgeable In the use of measuring Instruments Among Employee benefit* provided mr»: Transportation. Five day work week. Employee savings plan with 41%
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      620 26 LAn international Chemical Company in Jurong have immediate vacancies for the following: TRAINEE/ ASSISTANT PLANT OPERATORS c Applicants require no experience and full training will be given They should have completed Secondary education and National Service i c Must be prepared to work 3 rotating shifts c Basic salary above
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      478 26 f S! DORMAN SMITH CUBICON SWITCHBOARD, An International Market Leader, require* the following personnel for their assembly bly plant in Singapore. A) FOREMAN B) FITTERS C) ELECTRICIAN The successful < anclul.it.- must have work at le»M i yean in a similar rapacity In the switchboard Industry Suitably qualified cendideles are
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      491 26 f HMO SINGAPORE LIMITED OVERSEAS TRAINING (USA) Applications are invited troll M'Uubly qualified candidates interested In undergoing training In the I USA Candidates should possess a diploma in Mechanical Engineering or eqwvelent. A positive work attitude coupled with en interest in learn ing a specialised technical skill is neceesery. Interested
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      532 26 FORKLIFT MECHANICS Experienced and competent Forklift Mechanics are URGENTLY required They are expected to carry out field service to do repair, maintenance and overhaul work on forkllfts They must be able lo carry out their duties Independently Very generous terms and conditions of service with a 4- figure salary. Please
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      590 26 Consulting Engineering Firm hat vacancies lor the following posts 1) electrical designers 2) plumbing fir:- fighting designers Capable cf designing and super- I vision of the respective Installa- I Hem fee aegh-rfcM complex Applicants interested in the abovementioned posts pleaee apply staling qualifications eipenence. salary required end telephone number, etc
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      625 26 Established printing company m Jurong requires PRINTERS A APPRENTICES Good prospects to suitable persons Attractive tinge benefits are provided Please ring *****53/ *****96. A LEADING ENGINEERING COMPANY LOCATED M JURONG 2 MACHINISTS 1 CYLINDER ORINOE Applicants should have at least i years experience and be prepared to work long hours,
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      327 27 lii Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant g) Production Olivetti, Europe's largest manufacturer of office equipment hat immediate vacancies in its manufacturing operations in Singapore for: ~7emale~ PRODUCTION OPERATORS We otter pay #aWI At least 3 increment! in the first year $298 after 1 yeer service Candidates with experience in assembly
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      333 27 1 JL TWrtemeeT Jf 1 -v M y ""bmc BUCKBEE-MEARS l^ SINGAPORE 11 BMS, a newly eetabUehed American Company specialising in precision stamping and plating of lead frames require* SCHOOL LEAVERS m MALE FEMALE PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS c OCE 'O' level (Science or Technical stream and/or NTC3 holders. DRIVER CUM DESPATCH
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      437 27 m TNAVENOL LABORATORIES PTE LTD We are a multi-national company specialising In the manufacture (it medical care products Our company Is now embarking on an expansion programme Application* are Invited from enthusiastic young people who are willing lo learn to fill the following positions FEMALE OPERATORS Applicants should be IS
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      610 27 REQUIRED GTO OFFSET Oprr.i ton (Shift work) KOKI) Off«-l Operators Interested plrase tel *****78. *****57 118/ 120. MultiStorey Carpark. Market Slrrel. Singapore 0104 h) Domestic DOMESTIC HELP Mlddle-rlass Japanese family of 4 urgently requires a domestic help e-day working week. Dutiee include cooking, cleaning, washing and ironing, and other eimpve
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      403 27 Our newly set-up company, manufacturing printed circuit boards requires Equipment Technician ITC-Plant Engineering or other equivalent would be an advantage 9 Preference will be given to those with experience in general plant main- tenance and equipment servicing, in an industrial environment Electrician NTC 3in electrical fitting and installation (industrial) ITB/PUB
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      339 27 1 i Southern Ocean Shipbuilding Co. Pie requires -^Baalßßßi| awP^aaaVMßV^HHsßawaai I BBar^^^^^^^^a^aal GCE O level with good credit in English Typing speed 40 50 wpm Shorthand speed 100 wpm Pleasant personality Age 20 25 years old Minimum 2 years experience Remuneration will commensurate with qualifications and experience Age 18 -25
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      381 27 OVERSEAS SERVICES PTE LTD Consultants, Electricaland Mechanical Engineering Our Company invites applications tor the following position* PURCHASING OFFICER Applicants should be experienced In Electrical and Mechanical products Preferably with at least 4 years working experience In the same capaci- j ty SALES EXECUTIVE At least 5 years sales experience in
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      542 27 VOSPER PRIVATE LIMITED an international Company engaged in the repair, design and construction of small warships and specialized commercial craft Invites application from suitably qualified personnel to fill the post ut TOOL STOREKEEPER Duties- Issue/receive tools loaned to the various departments. Including maintaining of stock records Monitor and prepare reminder
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      448 27 "51 Keppel Shipyard Limited Applications are united from suitably q. mimed candidates fur the Following; appointment SECURITY ASSISTANTS REQUIREMENTS: Generally candidates should possess the following qualifications < Kmpleted primary six education 2 Oood physique and eyesight 3 Be prepared to work shirt duties Previous experience In police and military training
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      495 27 1. MALE STORE-HANDS c Mm M 2. MALE OPERATORS c wilh... 3. GENERAL WORKERS nt and able io worlt vi 4. FEMALE OPERATORS (Permanent 2nd eMft) c Starling salary IX4}'- pm c 5-day week (230pm 12 00 midnight) a Transport provided c Age 16 40 years 5. FEMALE OPERATORS c
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      501 28 1 1 0 Employment 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous V AON AN SINGAPORE I PRIVATE I LIMITED 1 The WAREHOUSE at Jalan k Pemlmpln. Upper Thomson 9 has Immediate vacancies I for I MALE STORE CLERK I k Above 20 years old i K Completed Secondary 4 education f Knowledge
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      559 28 SECURA Invite* application* for th* foMowtoQ potts 1) ACCOUNTS CLERK OCE 'O' level with credit In Mathematics Experience an advantage 2) DESPATCH RIDER c Possess valid class 2 driving licence, c Able to converse In English. Interested applicants, plaaaa caM Mr Michael Yuen, tefc *****11 during office hours today or
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      502 28 HOLIDAY INN HOTEL SINGAPORE Invites applications for the positions of. WAITERS/ WAITRESSES Secondary education Able to converse In English Pleasant personality Must be prepared to perform shift duties Interested applicants, plsass apply personalty with recent passport sits photograph on sth March from Ba.m. to 13 30p m and 2p.m. to
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      456 28 B Keppel Shipyord limited We Invite suitable applicants for Immediate appointment as General Worker* for various sections In our ogranlsatlon Possess Prlma:, Education Understand some Malay or English Be of good health Be willing to work shift and overtime The salary range is 8230 8400 and productivity bonu* would be
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      306 28 L^BBf^^^—^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^BJ SMITH CORONA PTE LTD An affiliate of SCM Corporation. USA manufacturing portable electric typewriters, invites Interested applicants to fill the position of DRIVER TO THE MANAGING DIRECTOR Male, age below 35 -45 c Matured, honest c Able to speak English c 3 years' experience as company driver c Possesses
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      577 28 I EDIBLE PRODUCTS LTD requires SECURITY GUARDS Age between 25 -45 c Able to speak and write simple English c On-lhe-Job training will be provided We otter higher starting aalary and attractive fringe boneftta. interested applicant*, pieaee apply personally at: 255, Jalan Boon Lay Singapore 2261 BBS 208 from Jurong
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      585 28 T HARLEN MANUFACTURING (S) PTE LTD has vacancies lor the following poets to be based in Pandan Loop. 1. ACCOUNTANT 2. ACCOUNTS CLERK 3. GENERAL CLERK 4 RECEPTIONIST 5. DESPATCH RfOER 6. DELIVERY VAN SALESMAN Plea** forward reeume logetner with non-retumaMe photograph to:* THE MANAGER UNIT 80S. SHENTON HOUSE SINGAPORE
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      500 28 Wanted Immediately English-speaking WAITERS/ WAITRESSES c Pleasant personality c Immediate appointment Apply personally between I 00pm 4 00pm at Manirn (EL-Amloo) Nitecluo Pte Ltd Dsssi iisot. Supreme Houee Penang Road Singapore 0823 Wall established company in Jurong require* STORE ASSISTANTS 18 years and above. Preferably completed National Service. Speaks English.
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      653 28 REQUIRED URGENTLY AN OFFICE BOY a Must be BBtwaM 16 and 25 years of age Must have completed Nrr 2 education and about I year's experience In similar position c Able to speak and write Fngllsh Interested persons please caM par soneMy*t: Tha Personnel Department 23RD FLOOR, ROBINA HOUSE SHENTON
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      820 28 MALE PEST CONTROL TRAINEES wanted immediately Omipleled N S With Driving Licence 8381/--monrhty P*"« 830' after probation Wirhout driving licence 8380'monthty plus 820/. sfter probation Interested piss., call TEL *****1* METAX ENGINEERING CORPORATION PTE LTD require* ONE DESPATCH/ OFFICE CLERK 2/ 3 years experience Scooter driving licence H in torts
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      1819 29 lI A n Employment Ml CHINESE SHOP ASSISTANT r. irj $2511 negotiable win be iin reued »it v txperl ence Interested contact Andrew Chong. ivi 29BMU DELIVERY MAN REOUIREO tiy rradlne < ompan] Must poaseai clan licence, completed ns and tie able to speak Chinese Call *****82 DENTAL NURSE REOUIREO
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      564 29 '_^^X^H^ At the very low interest rate of 7 3 A%p.a. (flat)... With 48 monthly installments of $355 each. aaaaV aW aW" Please call *****1 1 *****66 *****1 1 Sin Tien Seng Pte Ltd MOTOR CRUISER 47 ft 1 year old. Ideal for entertainment, week ends cruising and Tloman holidays
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      690 29 DAIHATSU. ISUZU. DATSUN lorry for hire Hlap Tong Trading Pte Ltd *****52. *****02 Branch: *****44 HOE HONG TRADING offers Aircon car truck' van for hire 3 Dunlop Street *****51' *****73/ *****01 KENG SOON AUTO offers new ulrc onditioned cars with free .r hire Telephone *****33 $106/- PAYMENT DRIVE away a
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      975 29 1976. DATSUN 100 A Ml I owner Aircond New tax Selling $1 1 4(XI 0 n o Call isi£u;t 1977. DATSUN 100 A I j.rn.ilr owner Bporl runs rat new Oood condition Tel W 1910. DATSUN BLUEBIRD Air cond radio cassette Tax new n.O lel 2H***** 19*0 DATSUN BLUEBIRD I
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      867 29 MAZDA RX7 SPORTS I'.Wl Onlj $47,200 Kxcellenl condition New ..He speakers Itlk Xi JISL Bedok North Road 19S0 APRIL MAZDA BJ Aircond. expensive radio cassette Jenson lueakeri Tufl-kote park I- icellent condition 220H352 1970 MAZDA SEDAN I;| 'I condition Selling 12.5000.n0 Tel 2,S4IiZHK 1971 MAZDA 323 MB, S-dOOf I owner
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      871 29 1974 COLT GALANT 1800 CC Air con radio, cassette park eiigi iK-ailtlfill condition 44.55H 1974 GALANT 1600 SI New Ulfl coaled paintwork tax alreon i power •peaken Bellli on,, 1977 SEPT. COLT Sigma 2000 1 ia>i> owner New tax Insurance Alrcond Me New lyres II6JOO Tel BJBtTTYeo 1975 sigma. i
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      956 31 JALAN JINTAN bcautlfu roomed apartment plus wrvanl i room rurniahed lUBO Holland Mansion 3 bedroomed apart ment Furnished $2,000 2937)75 tUCKV PLAZA CENTRALLY ,l ed bedroomed apartment on high floor Fully furnished and aln ondltloned Beautiful view of city sea Inter Home *****6 MARYLANO PARK KATONG Hloc k -I) No
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      926 32 MNB BUILDING 50. ROBINSON ROAD Ai. ill. iM.- miMiedlaUMy 1200 MM sq ft al $f> SO p s f liuluslwe liiKh floor with umnierrupu-d rIVWI ot the li.irtMiur Ptaaaa contact: 220*422 OFFICE AT CHIAT HONG BUILDING, MIDDLE ROAD, FOR RENTAL. 400, 700 Of 1.100 tq ft at $5.00 p.S.t. Interested
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      480 32 orchard pla2a. MananliM floor lacing etcalatori L' unii-s 239 257 sq ft al V neKiituiiie Prlnclpali ..ni> RmaJind ;.tvsi22 PARKLANE GROUNDFLOOR 312 i sq fl International Plaza 238 sq ft Reasonable offers st-i urc Cull lucky Housing 2£W203 *****71 ORCHARD SHOPPING CENTRE whole floor 4.000 sq fl ideal for Ist
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      Taman Mas set to recoup the losses
      360 35 ON THE TRACK with FAIRWAY IPOH, Thurs. Taman Mas, with W.K. Scow astride, showed up smartly this morning when he reeled off 600 m in 38.3 sees. The going was good. A beaten favourite last week, Taman Mas can make amends in Race
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      Lucas jumped off Contract, says Stipe
      207 35 IPOH, Thurs. The chief stipendiary steward of the Malaysian racing centres, Dr Lim Ah Soo, yesterday pointed out that jockey Terry Lucas was astride Contract 111 when the field was dispatched in Race 4 on Saturday. Dr Lim was commenting on a report by
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      1646 35 Tomo rrow 's card RATF 1 2.00 CLASS 6 DIV 3 1,200 m KA^U 1 (Rating.: 32-13) (Stakes: $10,000) I *****0 Mai TUI Fl (8) Ipoh Garden-E Breukelen Beg a Ds dl same Ywaft 3 t *8*08« Aartfcer PW H (N) Another Find-K Chongsagdl +.5 Fraaeto 7 J 6834" FUlaacal
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        The days before the 'magic eye'
        341 35 The days before the 'magic eye' PLEASE enlighten me on these few points: 1. Before the advent of the photo-finish, how did the judges make definite decisions on the placings, especially in a blanket finish? Could there have been some dubious results? Even with the current electronic gadgetry, punters sometimes
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      151 35 PAQUET TO RIDE FULLTIME IN Hk HONGKONG, Thurs FRENCH champion jockey Philippe Paquet has decided to make Hongkong his permanent riding base after his decision to part with trainer Francois Boutin, the South China Morning Post reported today. The Post said Paquet's decision would mean that Hongkong racing would have
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      88 35 I passed away peacefully on 23 82 leaving behind his beloved I mother, wife, daughter, sister. slster-ln-law. nephew and niece A memorial service will be beld at 61. Huddlngton Avenue. Singapore 1955 on Friday 5 3.82 at 800pm Cortege will leave, after prayer* at 2.00pm on Saturday 3
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      52 35 pa**ed away peacefully on 3 82 leaving behind 3 mni Segaran. Lingem, Kumar. 1 daughter Prom* la. 3 daughter* in law and 7 grandchildren Cortege will leave 7 St Micheoi* Road lor Mt Vernon Crematorium on 5 3 »2 at S 30pm MDM PARVATHI MUTHU Age 61 Wife ol lata
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      30 35 passed away peacefully on 4.3 82 Cortege leave from Blk 12. Km 52 Lor 1 A) Toa Payoh Spore 1231 To C IK at 2 00pm 6/3/82 VEERAMMAH DO SANKILI
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      29 35 THE STAFF OF The Protocol Division. Ministry Of Foreign Affairs extends their condolences to Mr A Samuel, on the demise of his brother. Mr Appavoo Yesuadlan InKL
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      59 35 IN LOVING MEMORY OF ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY HUSBAND. CHILDREN. RELATIVES AND LOVED ONES IN LOVING MEMORY Of Kulenclr;in I i. Ramanalhan who left us so unexpectedly IS years ago Time changes many minus hut not the memory this day brings Dearly missed hy Mother sm.ts t; Brothers
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      30 35 HONE FROM OUR LIVES ONE SO DEAR BUT IN OUR HEARTS FOREVER NEAR DEARLY REMEMBERED BY FAMILY AND LOVED ONES TAN BOON POM DEPARTED: S.. 197J
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      20 35 SADLY MISSED BUT ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY FAMILY AND LOVED ONES. MOM UM CHIN NEO DEPARTED 5.3.M
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      31 35 The family ol the lata oipro** thoir hoorttolt thank* to Inond* ond roiativo* lor thatc kind attendance, prayer*, condolence* and aasistanc* during their recent bereavement. MR KHOO CMOO BOOM
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      Lock icon Bayern set to break England's monopoly
      622 36 Bayern set to break England's monopoly West German champions delight backers with superb display LONDON, Thurs. BAYERN MUNICH, of West Germany, look poised to stage a takeover bid and end England's five-year soccer monopoly of the European Cup. Bayern delighted their backers with a 2-0 win in Rumania over Universitatea
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      ALL THE RESULTS
      134 36 ALL QUARTER-FINALS. EUROPEAN CUP: In Craiova: Unlversttatea Craiova (Rumania) Bayern Munich (West Germany) 2 (halftime §-2). In Simferopol: Dynamo Kiev (Soviet Union) I Aston Villa (England) I. In Liverpool: Liverpool 1 CSKA Sofia (halftime M). In Brussels: Anderlecht 2 Red Star Belgrade CUP-WINNERS' CUP: In Warsaw: Legia
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      94 36 CRAIOVA (Rumania), Thurs. West German soccer champions Bayern Munich almost certainly booked their place in the European Cup semi-finals with an impressive 2-0 away victory over Universitatea Craiova here yesterday. Bay era's two goals should make the second leg of this quarter-final tie on March 17
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      Lock icon Whelan's goal is winner
      93 36 LONDON, Thurs. Liverpool, European champions in 1977, 1978 and 1981, struggled to a 1-0 over CSKA Sofia in their first-leg quarter-final match at Anfield last night. Liverpool, who mauled the rivals 5-1 on the same ground at the same stage last year, found the Bulgarian defence,
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      57 36 SIMFEROPOL, Than. English soccer champions Aston Villa snatched their beat ever result foreign soli when they held mlgkty Dynamo Kiev, of the Soviet Union, to a goalleas draw In the European Cap last night. It was a grim defensive display from Villa, who were without key
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      154 36 Italiansgive Bearzot full backing MILAN, Thurs. Italy's top soccer officials gave national coach Enzo Bearzot a vote of full confidence, despite his team's poor showing in friendly matches recently. Federico Sordillo, chairman of the Italian Football Federation, flatly rejected rumours that Bearzot could be dismissed, saying that "the coach has
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      207 36 BRUSSELS, Thurs. Anderlecht. of Belgium, who knocked out Italian champions Juventus in the last round, found Red Star Belgrade, of Yugoslavia, tough opposition before winning 2-1 in an European Cup quarter-final first-leg match here last night. The match got off after some doubts following the
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      Lock icon Poles jeer as Tbilisi sneak past Legia
      157 36 WARSAW, Thurs. Dynamo Tbilisi, the Soviet Union soccer giants, took another step 'owards retaining the European Cup-Winners' Cup when they beat Legia Warsaw 1-0 here yesterday to the jeers, whistles and boos of the Polish fans. The quarter-final firstleg tie was the first
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      Lock icon Sluggish attack spoils it for Brazil
      182 36 SAO PAULO, Thurs. World Cup favourites Brazil were jeered by a bored 100,000-strong home crowd after a colourless 1--1 draw against Czechoslovakia in a friendly soccer match here last night. Three-time champions Brazil took control of the warm-up game for June's World Cup finals
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      Lock icon Uruguay win
      52 36 CALCUTTA. Thurs Uru- quay, in a dazzling display of j soccer prowess, won the Jawahrlal Nehru Gold Cup when they defeated China 2-0 in (he final at the Eden Gar- j dens here today. The South American cham§ions scored through Jorge da Uva (23rd minute) and Amaro Nadal
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    • SOCCER ROUND-UP
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        Lock icon Cochrane asks for a transfer
        238 36 TERRY COCHRANE, a Northern Ireland World Cup squad member, has asked for a transfer from struggling English First Division club Middlesbrough. Cochrane, 29, played the final 25 minutes as substitute in his country's* match against England last Wednesday, but was dropped for Middlesbrough's League game
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      Greenwood has no firm plans to use sweeper
      257 36 LONDON, Thurs. Eng- I land manager Ron Greenwood will not commit himself to using a European-style sweeper for June's World Cup soccer finals in Spain, despite trying the idea successfully against Northern Ireland last week. Manchester United midfielder Ray Wilkins fulfilled the
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    193 37 ONCE a week, year apcrta letters will be publUhrd In the Stralta Time*, with the bent letter (to be derided by the Sparta Rdltor) winning a cash prise «f ttt. Tiiere It M restriction on what yen ran write about. ..no laflK aa It la about §port. Van can
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    FAS move will be a shot-in-the arm for soccer
    231 37 THE Football Association of Singapore's decision to allow non-League team players and Combined Schools to register for National Football League clubs is a big boost for youths and a shot-in-the arm for soccer in the Republic. The move will help upgrade
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    Dangers of exposure...
    269 37 MUCH attention had recently been focused on Singapore's four-mem-ber badminton party i for the All- England championship. The SBA's aim is to i give the players much needed exposure and thus help to groom and develop their potential for the fu- ture. Though there is merit in
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    Plea to keep rugby alive
    187 37 RUGBY used to be popular in schools, but the sport, sad to say, has now lost its flair and standard. Even top schools like Saint Andrew's, Raffles Instiution are a pale shado", Tie schools have been the breeding grounds for young talents and future national
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    Satisfy appetite of local sports fans
    126 37 ORSPITK the Singapore i Broadeantlng Corpora- t lnn's policy of upgrading and providing more and better sports telecasts, the programmes shown are far from satisfactory. Their sports programmes featured weekly are on soccer. "ABC Wide World or Sports" Is a commendable programme as It
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    Give the lifters a fair chance
    142 37 Give the lifters a fair chance THE Singapore Amatfur Weightlifting Federation will soon be holding their trials to select lifters for three divisions fly, bantam and featherweight to represent the Republic in the Commonwealth Games in Brisbane in October. Though not many of Singapore's top lifters will make the grade,
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      European champs
      57 37 PLEASE give me the results of the matches between Liverpool and Finland's Qulun Palloseura in the *****1 and 1961-82 European soccer tournaments VINCENT I.I M IN the IHMI tournament. Uverpool drew 1-1 with Qulun In Finland, bat thrashed the Flnas la-i at home. In the I*Bl--82 season, Uverpool
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      Greatest hitter
      48 37 CAN you tell me with what sport would you associate Babe Ruth. CARYUUH BABE RITH »a* one of thr greatest hitters In baseball He wa« prominent In the late 2te. He played far the New Yark Yankees, and had a batting average of aver 3M runs.
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      Best line-up
      175 37 CAN you give me the Brazil and Argentina international team line-up. HAY YONG JOO THR Brazilian suuad: \aldlr Perm, 31 yean, 11 esps (Sao I'aulu FC); Kdevaldo, Ml 3 (FlnmlnnM-); Oscar U-Tl (Sao Paolo Ft); l.uLsinho 23-1K (Atletlco Mlnrlru); Junior H-Tl (Hamrn(?o); Tonlnhu Oreao 27-SI Atletiro Mlnrlro); S«eratea
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      'King Kop'
      65 37 PLEASE furnish me with more details about Liverpool striker Kenny Dalflish KRVIN TAN WHKN Kruy IMlcUsk slum-d far UvrrpMl In lITI hr had scored lit goals In hint m Ivmur n»ni<-. far rltlc. Hr nrttrd another ii In 144 namrs until November, tt, I*M. Tm jed M "KIBK
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      41 37 HOW much money did each winning and losing player receive in the National Football league's pro bowl and the National Basketball Association's All Star game' A FAN Pro Bowl: I Stt.Mt <SII,CM) »nri I SS-ij*. All-SUr: Ist!,Mttnd I. SSI, NT
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        51 38 BOXIMi: Charlie Magri. Britain's European flyweight i h.iiTipion. won the right to a world championship attempt when he beat Cipriano Arreola, of Mexico, on points over 10--roiinils in Uindon last night Ibgrl will meet World Hux ing Coumil title-holder Antonio Avelar. also of Mexiio. at Wembley on May
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        82 38 iiOIJ 1 Craig Stadler's prize of *****,950 for fifth place in last week s Miami tournament has taken the American back to the top of the earnings list announced in Ponte Vedra Beach. Florida The top 10 1 Craig Stadler I SJKK.IB6. 2 Johnny Miller U*****,227. 3
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        43 38 MOTOR RACINtt: The International Automobile Racing Federation in Paris have given organisers of the Spanish Grand Prix provisional approval for the Jarama event on June 27, but said that the Formula One commission would meet to make a final decision this month
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        In front
        39 38 MOTOR RALLY: Hannu Mikkola. of Finland, driving an Audi-Quattro. held the lead after the opening special section of the Portuguese race in Estoril. Mikkola finished the 150--kilometre stage around the Sintra Hills in 39 mm 28 sec
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        Switch?
        33 38 SOFTBALL: The fifth women's world championships may be switched from Taiwan unless the host country and China "reach some middle ground" on certain procedures, the International Softball Federation said in Oklahoma City.
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        Fine show
        77 38 TABI.K TKNNIS: A splendid display by Manmeet Singh enabled India to beat Japan 5-3 in the fifth and final Test in Madras Results (India first) V. Chandramouli lost to Hiraoka 24-22. 13-21. 13-21; lost to J. Jukazuka 19-21. 17-21; Manmeet Singh bt M. Takahashi 21-15, 21-18; bt V
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        Easy wins
        60 38 TENNIS: Third seed Sylvia Hanika. of West Germany, and sixth seed Barbara Potter breezed to second-round victories, while No. 5 seed Mima Jausoveo struggled to advance in a US$l5O,OOO women's Avonsponsored tournament in Inglewood. California. Results Sylvia Hanika bt Joann Russell 6-2, 6-3. Barbara Potter bt Ann Kiyomura
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        Lendl leads
        81 38 IVAN LENDI-. of Czechoslovakia, winner of last week's tournament in Genoa, Italy, has increased his lead in the Grand Prix players' earnings list. The top 10 1 Ivan Lendl (Czech) U*****,500. 2 Tomas Smid (Czech) U5147.625. 3 Jose Luis Clerr (Are) U*****,750 4 John Sadri US) U*****,300. 5
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        30 38 MARTY RIESSEN defeated fellow American Clark Graebner 7-6, 6-3 on the opening day of the US$6O,OOO World Championship Tennis over-35 Legends invitational tournament in New York. Maryland. Agencies.
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      40 38 PRETORIA. Thurs The South African under-25 XI, replying to the English touring side s first innings of 152 for seven declared, were 118 for six at lunch on the last day of their two-day cricket match today. Reuter
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      Lock icon McE, Lendl set minds on D-Cup
      316 38 LONDON, Thurs. American firebrand John McEnroe and the cool and calculating Ivan Lendl, of Czechoslovakia, put aside their battle for the world's No. 1 ranking to lead their countries in Davis Cup action this weekend. The tempestuous McEnroe, 23 last month, still holds the
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        Mental key to U-19 title
        200 38  - Mental key to U-19 title PATRICK BASTIANS By ANTHONY TAN, the top seed in the Pepsi Youth squash tournament's boys' under-19 event starting today at the Kallang Complex, could find the title eluding him the second year running if arch-rival Wong Yee Leong gears himself mentally for the clash. Tan,
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        Singapore out to make up for beating
        256 38 BYHAKIKATRAI SINGAPORE will be out for vengeance when they take on Negri Sembilan in their two-day opening tie of the Malaysian Cricket Association's annual inter-state tournament at Balestier Road tomor- row (10 a.m.). "We have a score to settle with Negri because they
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        175 38 Pakistan drop eight 'rebels' LAHORE, Thurs. Eight of the 10 Pakistani cricket stars who have refused to play under captain Javed Miandad have been omitted from a provisional team named for the first Test against Sri Lanka, beginning in Karachi tomorrow. The team were announced last night by Pakistan Cricket
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        Lock icon Aussie official wants life ban on Boycott
        197 38 CANBERRA. Thurs. A senior Australian sports official has said that English batsman Geoff Boycott should be banned from first-class cricket for life because of his participation in a tour of South Africa by 12 rebel players. Les Martin, president of the Australian Commonwealth
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        333 38 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurt. TORRENTIAL rain, which had earlier disrupted the Malaysian Open golf qualifying round and pro-am tournaments, forced the cancellation of yesterday's first round at the Royal Selangor Golf Club course. This was the first time in the tournament's 20--year history that the
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        Bedok View in final
        55 38 BEDOK VIEW defeated Tema sek Secondary 3-2 in a national schools' East Zone under-14 badminton semifinal at Bedok South Avenue 3 yesterday In the final at the same venue this morning, they will meet Ounman High, who dc feated St. Andrews by I simi lar margin
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        25 38 TAMPINES beat Telok Hlan gah 3-2 at Delta S|x>rt.s Com filex last night to enter the inal of the inter -constituency badminton competition.
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      537 38 Seminar On Practical Productivity Improvement Approaches In Japanese Firms By Mr. Shigeyasu Sakamoto Senior Management Consultant IMA Consultants Inc. March 22 Monday 23 Tuesday, 1982 Guide To Attendance Paper Presentation At The Conference Hall World Trade Centre, Singapore About The Seminar About The Speaker Objective Mr. Shigeyasu Sakamoto .•imnar aims
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      New date for UMW and Oberoi
      154 39 New date for UMW and Oberoi THE Singapore Business Houses Football League will hold the Division One semi-final replay between United Motor works and Oberoi Imperial on Thursday at the Jalan Besar Stadium. The replay was prompted by UMW's protest to the SBHFL last month when they lost 5-6 to
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      NFL misconduct hits record high
      295 39  -  JOE DORAI By One sacking and 16 yellow cards in six days since season started THE number of players cautioned for misconduct in the last 10 matches of the Ovaltine National Football League Division One is alarming. In the six days since the NFL started,
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      Louis earns just reward for diligence
      331 39  -  PETER SIOW By GERARD LOUIS, nicknamed Jerry Lewis, shed his image of clumsiness with a delightful runthough goal to help Farrer Park United toaM win over Sembawang in a National Football League Division One match at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Louis' goal,
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      Footballer Lim turns professional
      257 39 Footballer Lim turns professional FORMER international Lim Tien Jit left Singapore yesterday to play professional soccer in Australia, reports JOE DORAI. Lim, who turned out for Farrer Park' United in the National Football League Division One opening match at the National Stadium last Saturday, will join Sydney Olympic, who recently
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      Simons chalks up record before marathon starts
      169 39  - Simons chalks up record before marathon starts HAKIK AT RAI By FOURTEEN- YEAR-OLD Darren Simons will be the youngest runner among a truly international field entered for the third New Zealand Defence Force marathon at the Naval Base on Sunday (6.30 a.m.) It will be one of Singapore's biggest marathons
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      Bowling to help the needy
      110 39  - Bowling to help the needy WILFRED YEO By BOWLING and the poor doit usually mix, but an exception will be made at the Juron* Bowl on Sunday. The centre are »rganbdng a Durathon Charity Bowl to raise money for the Jurong Citizens orwulUOve Commltt«HWelfare Pond. The proceeds will go towards
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      Hosts out to win under-20 tourney
      218 39 Hosts out to win under-20 tourney THE first Balestier Club's under-20 hockey competition began yesterday, with hosts Indian Association stating unashamedly that they intend to win it, reports R. MANORAJ. In the opening match, they met Khalsa, who had only eight players the minimum number required to make up a
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      Koreans due next week
      127 39 Koreans due next week SOUTH KOREA, who fin ished third in the fournation Malaysian Women's Hockey Association Open Under-23 tour- nament in Seremban last week, will visit Singapore next week for three friendly matches. They are currently on a tour of Malaysia. In the Republic, they will play Singapore Selection
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      An Asia Cup boost in store for athletics
      188 39 An Asia Cup boost in store for athletics ASIAN athletics will receive a boost when the Asian Amateur Athletic Association introduce an Asia Cup competition, probably in 1985, reports HAKKAT RAI. The proposal was made at the AAAA's council meeting in Ipoh last week. "The council felt that Asia does
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      360 39  -  R. MANORAJ By Singapore labour to beat Recs SINGAPORE'S Lahorebound Asian Cup hockey squad, sparkle-less despite two months' braining, toiled for their 3-1 win over Singapore Recreation Club in a friendly match at the Padang yesterday. The team, who leave for the tournament (March
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      89 39 BADMINTON East Zone Boy 8' under-17 competition (Bedok View. 2 p.m.). East Zone Girls' under-17: Bedok View v St. Hilda's. Woodsville Sec v Chai Che, Dunearo v Tanjonf Katong Girls (Bedok View, 2 p.m.). HOCKEY Balestier under-20 tournament: LA v avil Service, CSC v Khalsa (Halestier Road. 5.20 p.m.) SOCCER
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    $6 m bridge to link two islands
    257 40 TIIK construction of this bridge follows the completion of the soaring Benjamin Sheares Bridge. But, unlike the photogenic one straddling the entrance to the city's waterfront, this bridge, linking Pulau Ayer Mir bau with Pulau Merlimau, will not carry any vehicles. The traffic
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    Lock icon Reagan urged to change policy
    322 40 THE EL SALVADOR CRISIS WASHINGTON, Thurs. SOME 100 US Congressmen have signed a letter urging President Ronald Reagan to switch policy and support negotiations between El Salvador's government and leftist insurgents, congressional aides said yesterday. The letter is the strong- i est show of disagreement
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    Lock icon Former star accused
    62 40 MONTE CARLO. Thurs A former Belgian cycling star who tried to break the "bank of Monte Carlo" was accused yesterday of cheating on slot machines in Monaco's casinos. Edouard Sen Den, 58, perfected a system of blocking the slot machine on the winning position while he was
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    Lock icon Mitterrand call in Knesset on Palestine issue
    202 40 Mitterrand call in Knesset on Palestine issue JERUSALEM, Thurs. French President Francois Mitterrand called for Palestinian selfdetermination from the podium of Israel's Knesseet (Parliament) today and said everything in the Arab-Israeli conflict should be subject to negotiation. "The Palestinians must decide their own fate," Mr Mitterrand said, avoiding any of
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    31 40 CAIRO, Thurs. The Japa- j nese government is giving < Egypt US$2.2 mill 1.. (554.6 mil- lion) to assist il in fighting mosuuitoes, the newspaper Al Gomnouria, reported today. UPI.
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    Ministry seeks part-time nurses to ease shortage
    324 40  - Ministry seeks part-time nurses to ease shortage BENG TAN By Medical Reporter THE Health Ministry has introduced a new pari time scheme for married nurses and midwives t cope with the shortage of hospital staff. It has also written to 800 qualified nurses .and midwives asking them to work full-time
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    Lock icon Appeal for abortions
    66 40 MADRID, Thurs. Communist deputies in Spain's Cortes (Parliament) asked the government yesterday to provide free abortions to women who have consumed toxic cooking oil. Deputy Miguel Nunez, speaking for the communists, said the lack of understanding about how the oil had killed more than 260 and poisoned
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    64 40 LONDON, Thurs. Thomas Pearce and his wife Christine shook their three-week-old twins to death during an argument over the babies, prosecutors have claimed at a trial in Leeds Crown Court. Pearce, 22, and his wife, 24, yesterday denied charges of manslaughter. But Prosecutor Brian Walsh said
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    413 40 Draftees who want to stay longer in uniform THE HAGUE, Thursday DUTCH youths drafted into the armed forces are demanding to stay in uniform as long as possible because they can earn more money serving their country than joining the growing unemployment lines, officials said yesterday. In the strangest work-to-rule
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      107 40 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Fair and windy. TKMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 25 mm. SUNSET today: 7.19 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.13 a.m. Amsterdam 2xc Cloudy A them* 915 C Cloudy Bangkok 28 33C Clear Beirut 10 17C Clear Belgrade 3 13 C Clear Berlin 3
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      62 1 The earth and weather are undergoing dramatic changes after a benign era. Natural forces are slowly resculpturing the world we know. Parts of America and the world have frozen, shaken, sunk, flooded, parched and exploded recently. Experts with diverse theories are trying to predict where and when such
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      Mother Nature's paths of chan
      2738 1 L Scientists studying weather history have found dozens of examples where civilisations have collapsed because of a reshaped climate. Cities once prospered in what is now an African desert. Trees once grew where now there is only arctic tundra. BLIZZARDS hitting much of the United
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        Bright diet of humour to fill dinner audience
        608 3 THE SUNSHINE BOYS by Neil Simon Hilton Playhouse, Grand Ballroom March 9 to 17, $90 each Previewed by JOHN OE SOUZA 6 Blend these two great comic talents together, and you have the basis for a humorous souffle full of delightful, inimitable
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        Communication made the show
        610 3 PARTY PIECES performed by the Raffles Group Feb 27, 26, 7.30 p.m. Tiffin Room, Raffles Hotel Reviewed by KATE JAMES I REALLY must congratulate myself for having the good sense to join the enthusiastic crowd which packed the Tiffin Room of the Raffles hotel last Sunday
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        Godfather of musicals
        659 3 As conductor of the Sri Lanka Philharmonic Choir and a singer, Lylie Godridge has always extended himself and his music to people. He speaks to MINU THAROOR "I HAVE a special fondness for Negro spirituals," said Lylie Godridge, conductor of the Sri Lanka Philharmonic Choir. "They have
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      A town for
      1943 4 Singleton's moving much too fast. And it's showing among the young people, causing division between the haves a and the have-nots. On weekends, the surfing youth of Singleton, arrayed in thongs and stubbies, line up in front of the Calidonian Hotel as if they're waiting for somebody
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        499 6  -  JAN ZIEGLER By in Boston A TEST than can predict whether drugs given to pregnant women will cause birth defects has been developed, scientist said. The test involves grafting human tissue to mice and injecting the mice with drugs which may have
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        Lock icon The sky-high costs of star-gazing
        1423 6 The first telescopes gave man a close-up view of the stars. Since, then, man has been striving for a glimpse of the cosmos beyond. Thirty-four years ago, a five-metre telescope built on top of the Californian Palomar Mountain began a new era in astronomy. Now,
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          Fish that fight back
          248 6 THE men who spear fish at night from small canoes in the coastal waters off Papua New Guinea have discovered that the ocean can spear back at them. A thin, silvery surface-feeding predator called a needlefish (or garfish, alligator gar, aiguille and long torn) has killed
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          Lock icon Frogs defy fatal cold
          273 6 MANY vertebrate animals hibernate during the winter, lowering their heartbeat, temperature and breathing rate, and then resume their active life with the arrival of spring. But in some bitterly cold winters the animals' temperatures may fall below freezing, and they perish. A University of Minnesota ecologist
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        Unveiling the mystery of Phoebe
        857 7 The presumption that Phoebe, the outermost satellite of Saturn, is a "captured" rather than a "naturally developed" moon has existed for some time. Now, American scientists say that this may indeed be true, judging from close-up pictures of Saturn, reports RUDOLF MERGET. THE imposing giant
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        843 8 Dollies' hav aven You really don't remember him; and there he is, betting that you've forg dilemma: Should you tell the truth, or would it be better to fud ENID NEMY talks about the hazard of encounters with ng that you've forgotten. You're in a be better to fudge your
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        1124 8 BOORS AND SUPER PERBOORS 41 always say: 'Of course I do. I know you think of your name.' If they say it was 4 say: 'Oh, I was so upset that night/ And thei and easy way out. I call them darting or che se I do. I know your
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        296 9 UNTIL last spring, Patrick Dillon, a screenwriter, and his younger brother, Tom, a patrolman in New York, had little daily contact with each other. But their desire for a relatively low-rent apartment in Manhattan prompted them to set aside concerns about differences in their ways of living and
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      1082 16 4 Fifty years later, his widow continues the fight to clear his name. "They didn't believe him," she says. "But now, after all these years, I feel we are getting somewhere 7 When Hauptmann eventually appeared in the small courtroom in Flemington, New Jersey, 1,000 spectators fought their way
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      727 16 The pros and cons of usina 'sleaze' About 18 months ago, inveighing against the influence-peddling of a few of President Carter's friends and relatives. I searched for a noun that would encapsulate shoddiness, cheapness, trickiness and generally off-putting behaviour. The noun that presented itself was "sleaziness' but I had heard
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      756 17  - Experts plan meet on environmental problems of islands JOHN LAIRD By in Bangkok There is a traditional feeling for wise environmen- tal management among most Pacific peoples. Because islands are small-scale fragile ecosystems, many village customs and unwritten rules of behaviour have been based on in-built concern for m environmental
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      876 2 The 1982/83 Budget FRIDAY Background (Ch 5, 7.55 p.m.): Top of the bill, and eagerly awaited, is the unveiling of this year's Budget Statement. Dr Tony Tan, Minister for Trade and IndusI try, will present the Budget Statement in Parliament today. Approximately 3'j hours later, Friday Background will bring you
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      163 2 M m Dr Tony Tan will present the Budget On Klinger's expert judgment, Charles is positive that the Dodgers will win the baseball season, and risks high stakes 01 it. Trapper John M.D. Pagoda Cnre (Ch 11. 1.53 p.m.): Riverside enlists the help of a lab technician to persuade a
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      456 2 Live from Studio One gets a new look THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's popular musical-magazine variety series, Lave from Studio One, will be given a new lease of life tonight. Producer Mary Koh has taken over the production of the Chinese musical show for the next 13 weeks or so from
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      1171 2 X^J^AJLJm.^ J thr true meaning of hi«h fidelity If only all tuners were made this good Technics ST-S6 Quartz Synthesizer JM j——^ FM/AM Digital Tuner. M 'TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening followed by The Young 650 The And The Restless 7.05 Falcon Island 3.25 Housewives' Matinee Song
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      509 10 I Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society IN CONJUNCTION WITH The Indian High Commission in S pore present TWO DANCE RECITALS by Artistes of Natya Ballet Centre. New Delhi at THE NATIONAL THEATRE KRISHNA LEELA BALLET on Tuesday 16th March at 7.30pm and DANCE OF INDIA on Wednesday 17th March at
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      589 12 Paramount Hotel \i/ Paramount Hotel and Shopping Centre (at Marine Parade/East Coast Road) invites applications for the following positions1. Assistant Hotel Manager (a) Preferably with a degree in Hotel Management or a Diploma in Front Office Management (b) With some formal education/training courses in Personnel Management (c) With a minimum
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      482 12 FLUID POWER (PTE) LTD requires a SALES MANAGER (around M 530,000 p. a. plus car) for its Malaysian Subsidiary The Job To plan, organise, lead and control the activities of the sales team to generate business and secure the desired share of the market for the Company. The Products Hydraulic
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      584 12 We invite applications for the position ot ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT/ OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR (Female) for our Brunei Office The Job To assist the General Manager in looking alter the day to day running oi the otlice. compile simple accounts liaise with Singapore Office and undertake various secre tarial and clerical duties Requirement*
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      603 13 M SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. B subsidiary- of a major American component B manufacturer invites suitably qualified candidates V^^ for its expansion program in thick film technology \B I Production Supervisor I Applicant should foe a .self-starter, independent. result-orientated individual capable of managing g a product line. I Preferably with a
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      565 13 SHELL invites suitably qualified Singapore citizens to apply for the following positions based at Pulau Bukom Refinery Complex INSTRUMENT TECHNICIANS THE JOB involves the installation and maintenance of a wide range of automatic control systems and specialised instruments comprising pneumatic, electronic and electro- mechanical components in our processing plants THE
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      741 13 #PWD Applications are mvi»od from Singapore Citizens (or the following daily-rated appointments in j the Mechanical Electrical Division. PWD Kallang a. Motor Mechanic Grade I $26 20 per day (Inclusive of NWC allowance) Requirements Must have 5 years experience as a motor mechanic Must be able to locate faults on
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      476 14 A Well established construction company with several local and overseas projects has vacancies for top calibre professionals to join its expanding organisation: I PROJECT MANAGER I Chartered Engineer or equivalent with 5-10 years experience in multi-million dollars projects. CHIEF QUANTITY SURVEYOR I Chartered Surveyor or equivalent with 5-10 years experience
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      840 14 A well eitobluhed international company invites applicants tor the pon I ion ot SALES EXECUTIVE to market electric stackers and other related material handling equipment Applicants should have several years of sales experience in an executive position with o proven track record for this type of products A technical diploma
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      348 14 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Originating Petition No 6 of 1982 In the Matter of SIN LEONG RESTAURANT PRIVATE LIMITED And In the Matter of Section 64(1) of the Companies Act (Cap. 185) NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT I of day fixed for hearing of Petition NOTICE IS
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      1509 14 km Keppel Shipyard Limited (Incorporated in the Republic ot Singapore) AUDITED RESULT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 1981 The Directors of Keppel Shipyard Limited have the pleasure of announcing the audited results of the Group and the Company for the year ended 31st December 1981 as follows COMPANY group
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      711 15 J&r SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION (PTE) LTD WWMM 20TH FLOOR, OCEAN BUILDING SINGAPORE 0104 MW TELEX R*****5, R*****8 A/B CARSHIP CABLE ADDRESS:- C ARGOSHIP TELEPHONE *****1 (22 LINES) I NOTICE I The Singapore Registrar of Companies has on Bth December 1981 approved our request to change our name from SINGAPORE SHIPPING
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      704 15 #PWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from PWD Registered Contractors for the following: (A) SEE(R)7B/81 Supply ond Installation of New Traffic Signals in The Republic of Singapore during the period 1 4 82 to 31.3.83 for North Division Eligibility: Electrical or Supply Contractor ICXd) Electrical Materials or Traffic Lights System
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      1120 15 tender notice m VA\J IV#C \M [ipraon ot Snctport Potytfth ifc, Dover Road Contrict 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO OUR BUSINESS ASSOCIATES Dtctnt 1 wtllltan that the following persons are no longer in our employ- Eligibility ment: Open to all PWO Registered Elec trtcal Contractors $1 million (B 3)
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      239 16 HER World helps you ii i r f^ I J 1 T^C^ We introduce y° u the HER World woman, to a M m *I M W Jm m ill lifestyle that is enriching and fulfilling, with time B W m 1 B m m for leisure and time to
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      1014 17 i fy. _B_____r A The house at Hopwell, New Jersey, where the Lindberghs lived at the time If the kidnap. 4 _T' v _______c 3» Note the ladder presumed to have been used by the kldnapper(s). This picture was taken »^> BbP?s^ during a police reconstruction of the crime. Inset:
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      642 18 FiiaatiiflHfliaMCT qh ■■Hi Just passed your '0' level Congratulations! a Now join us. ttjlril V' m V^M^^^F library Assistants Mm A .ITOWBr W\ *****1 Lithographers r r Tn^ rr^iM' > 3IMMB^-'.- M* .Urilwl Mechanical Transport M I iJ^yDiM Air Defence Artillery Medical St'orem^n m Wr If -njVl* Noncommissioned Officers Tarachute
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      694 18 Tender Notice I Tenders are invited tor: I SUPPLIES I a) Tender No. PT/59/82(W) Supply of be I tween 4,000 and 10,000 nos of Decora- I five Electronic Telephone Sets. Eligibility: Registered Contractors— Class C D Non-Rec, stered Contractors— Deposit I 551.000.00 Closing Oate: 30 April 1982. I b) Tender
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      700 18 IN THK HK.H Ol XT OK THK. KKFI RU( «»K SIM.APORK (•mpanlra WlodlßK I p Ha. a ik Ib Ikr M*tW 1 tar (.mpum Art, Chapter I*4 la Uw Mattrr «f Tl KSBI U KNUINKKKING PTV. LTD. Al>\ KKTLSKMKVT OK PRTITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the
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          1453 1  -  LI LIENFUNG By 4 THE phonetic symbols Mr Chao devised has helped almost every young student in Taiwan to speak faultless Mandarin. He will also be remembered in history for that. But to me, I love to think of him as a man
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          980 2 Man, life and character-making in education Dada J.P. Vaswani, 64, holds a Master of Science degree from the University of Bombay. He is a scholar, orator and an invaluable friend to the poor and needy. He is Head of the Sadhu Vaswani Mission, and is here to give a series
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          106 2  - S.V.Krishnan Retold by asssTGßirSil aswrswr (3/i s, ibu Ssoil/ lot ilj Q&ebr (g>«fr. euifluSso 9, sj> g, cn vj <3«LLL_«u/f <s«ir (SfjbpiAJDJD Qanrtueo gy<*(g> G isn J5& &s>ioniu erdsrsssfl 1 (g) f <* en With tears flowing down her cheeks, Kannagi walked through the streets of Madurai. When people heard
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        157 1 Approved Supplementary Materials THE Education Ministry has released a list of approved Chinese language Supplementary Materials (SM) to schools. It includes workbooks, assessment papers and exercises, and are listed below lor information. gSStt^Xa&lfctt 1982^-1984^itffl f¥^ ififflff-fs fe* aw* 1h Ft I a t A/iTH^-J 2 4116 i: >s*i W 9*
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        601 1 KNJOY an educational pastime and win gift voucher prizes from our sponsor, Emporium Holdings! CroKN-language Crossword Puzzle will be published every Friday. It Is a Chinese crossword, but the clues are given in KngUsh. Eleven winners will be picked from the allcorrect entries. One will receive a gift voucher worth
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        538 2 wmmmM-mgmmmm V^/ A Steel Fabrication Yard in (chore invites applications from suitably-qualified Malaysians to fill the following vacancies:--(A) Module Supervisor (B) Q.C Supervisor (C) N.D.T. Supervisor (D) Yard Services Supervisor (E) Q.C. Technicians F) N.D.T. Technicians (C) Draftsman I(H) Maintenance Foreman I Staging Foreman J Crane Foreman Requirements POST (A)
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        126 2 s^y Following is a poem on SHAKTI composed by BHARATHI with a translation by the well-known Tamil writer Ka. Naa. Subramanyam. gjsiiuiSsos $> webx^u -siQ. il. iSscn a^cnr o9lSi!jGu io^rilh h 4>6-/Cs>i jifi, ttmUttnL fSfln.Qiiji i*ti.l£; ££siru i:J£rii& if,j£*ilji s 4. jo) vt m>i <-w s> ,£?gs4(su> eriFOu.i ta.fj) QMJr£j>
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        179 2 Shakti The sleepless state is the state of Shakti! The unwinking eye is the symbol of Shakti! The fruition of love and kindness is Shakti! The energy of male virility is Shakti! The maturing of delight is Shakti! The thought that pats yon on fire is Shakti! The Job before
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        191 3 ANOTHER FIRST TlME:lo'3sam. DATE: February 19, 1982 PLACE: Renton.Woshing ton EVENT 757 Inaugural Flight x. y The takeoff was perfect. The flight was smooth and noticeably quiet. The landing: precise. The 757 maiden flight marks another major step into the fuel-efficient era. For instance, one 757 will save enough fuel
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