The Straits Times, 6 March 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Tony's breather Budget
    1399 1  -  ROY MACKIE 4 concessions for taxpayers No new taxes or higher rates Something for pensioners too By Associate Editor 4. THIS Budget reflects our economy which is on an even steady keel. I have deliberately not introduced any new taxes or raised the rates of existing taxes
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    Highlights
    232 1 No ceiling on CPF exemption THE $5,000 tax exemption ceiling on CPF contributions will be removed. With effect from the 1983 year of assessment, all statutory CPF contributions and contributions to designated approved pension and provident funds will be fully tax deductible. More relief for aged THE relief in
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    Incentives for builders
    384 1  -  AGNES WEE By THE construction industry occupied a prominent place in the Budget with a number of incentives introduced to enable it "to make a marked improvement in productivity." These perks come in the form of an investment allowance for contractors and possibly pioneer status and other
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    Lock icon ... and this is why 1982 will be grim
    382 1 and this is why 1982 will be grim NEW YORK, Friday PRICES fell in heavy trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday to their lowest levels since May 1980 as concern mounted about the outlodk for the United States economy. Wall Street analysts said investors were becoming increasingly worried
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    Lock icon New ministers
    27 1 DACCA. Fri. Bangladesh President Abdus Sattar enlarged his 18-man Cabinet today, naming four new mem- bers. Their portfolios are expected to be announced later. Reuter.
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    Jeya's plan for that Phey probe IS bizarre
    1541 1  - Jeya's plan for that Phey probe IS bizarre LESLIE FONG PM tells the House that the A-G says... By Associate Editor 6 THE duplicitmis nature of such a manoeuvre if carried out cannot but bring the whole system of government, and in particular, the administration m of justice, into disrepute.
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    Lock icon Aid to India
    36 1 NFW DELHI. Fri Japan has agreed to give about 11 5 million rupees (SJl' million) to India to pay forequipmpnl to produce vaccine against Japanese encephalitis it w.is oil dosed here today AFP
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    Lock icon LATEST BREZHNEV RUMOURS
    81 1 LATEST BREZHNEV RUMOURS LONDON, Fri. Kumoiirs In Western capitals that Soviet President l^eonld Brezhnev had died triggered a recovery in the tandon gold market which had fallen from from I Ss3H.2o an ounce to I S$33S but the rate then improved to I Ss34». Copper and other cum miiditv markets
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      148 1 56 pages today JAVA DISCLOSES FIVE OMISSIONS BY JEYA IT WAS bad enough to mislead the British House of Commons Into making a bona flde judgment by withholding material (acts. It is equally bad to use a reply so obtained and attempt to befuddle Singaporeans (by quoting selectively) Into thinking
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      124 1 BUS FARES WILL DEPEND ON NWC AND OIL PRICES WHCTHKR bus (ares will rise this year, and by how much, will depend on the size of wage increases recommended by the National Hages nunell. Communications and Labour Minister Ong Teng ('neonR told Parliament yesterday that this Ls because wages account
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      HOME
      570 2 Police drive a success THE intensive anti-crime campaign involving more than 20,000 policemen and members of the public during the Lunar New Year festive period, nas paid off. Crimes like robberies and housebreakings plunged during the period Jan 11 to Feb 8 and the public played a major part
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      373 2 Two camps NON-COMMUNIST industrialised countries agree that measures must be taken to ease an alarming rise in unemployment in the Western world, but they differ sharply on how to do it. One camp, led by France and west Germany, believes in direct government intervention. The other view,
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      COMMENT
      434 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Bndget that Trade and Industry Minister Dr Tony Tan unveiled yesterday is one which should help the economy weather with some confidence the coming turbulence of the world recession. Amid the grim uncertainties of the world economy, Singaporeans should rally round the Budget's central
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      451 2 TAX BENEFITS FOR LEASING COMPANIES TAX laws on leasing have been liberalised to promote financial leasing in Singapore. The Inland Revenue Department will give accelerated depreciation on equipment leased to a customer, who would have been eligible for such tax benefits had he bought the equipment personally. The
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      SPORTS
      199 2 Revision setback SINGAPORE is in for an even rougher time with the second revision of the fixtures for next week's Asian Cup hockey tournament in Pakistan. It will Play against Asia's top three teams India, akistan and Malaysia in quick succession. On March 13, it meets Olympic title-holder India,
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      SECTION 2
      449 2 Luxury sail NAME it and the designers had thought of it. Yes, the passenger liner Q.E. 2 is ostensibly the last word on luxury on the high seas. It is a great way to holiday, most claim. That is, if you have a weakness for ladies of a
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      194 2 Youthful refugees EIGHT out of 10 refugees in the Pulau Bidong camp off Trengganu are below 18 years old, the Welfare Services Minister, Datin Paduka Hajjah Aishah Ghani, said. This is because third countries are reluctant to adopt the young and the old. Datin Aishah hoped the
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      422 2 "CENTAUR-THE GREAT GETAWAY" Your choice of 8 fun-filled cruises for 1982 \f-\ I from as little as $360 V Departure Dates V \l 6davsPenang/Phuket 12 March. N. s -pJ O \«p^'O Getaway 20 May. 2 Sept (g) 10 days Hongkong Getaway 2 April. 29 Dec /'•Honop #Spo N 8 days
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      7-year search for dad ends at last
      182 3 7 -year search for dad ends at last AFTKR spending seven years searching for a father she had never met, Miss Julie Reid, an Australian, was finally reunited with her Thai father Sawong Muangyom In Hongkong on Monday. Miss Reid Is seen here resting on her dad's shoulder after they
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      Thousands ill from gas cloud
      190 3  - Thousands ill from gas cloud LIM SAY BOON By Our Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Fri Thousands of people in the bayside areas became ill today after a big gas cloud drifted across the southern tip of Port Phillip Bay, 60 km southeast of here. Hospitals and police were reported to have
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      Lock icon Nine 'moles arrested
      72 3 ROME. Fri. Police have arrested at least nine Red Bri- j gades "moles' in the Rome re- f»ion who worked for the ter- j rorisb: while employed by ministries and other state-run enterprises, police reports said on Tuesday. The nine were among at least 24 Red Brigades
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      Lock icon US: Asean growth rate is quickest
      427 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. ASEAN is economically the fastest growing region in the world, the United States Commerce Department said yesterday. Asean, is now the fifth largest trading partner of the US with American exports to the region last year totalling US$BB billion (5518.6 billion), the
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      US Commerce Dept reports
      20 3 WASHINGTON, Friday THE United States Commerce Department gave the following reports on Asean's member nations: i
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      INDONESIA
      91 3 Indonesia's 1980 exports of US$2l.9 billion (5546.4 billion) were about 40 per cent higher than its 1979 level of US$l5.6 billion. Imports of about US$l5 billion in 1980 were up about 50 per cent over the 1979 level of US$7.2 billion. Industry,transportation, communications and construction are expected to be
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      MALAYSIA
      66 3 In 1981, Malaysia's total exports were estimated at US$l2.lB billion, fractionally declining 0.7 per cent from 1980. Major exports were petroleum, natural rubber, palm oil, tin, timber and manufactured goods. Malaysia's main imports were estimated at US$l2.l billion contrasted with US$lO.2 billion in 1980, an increase of over 18
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      PHILIPPINES
      92 3 In 1981 the Philippines' total exports were US$6 billion and in 1980. US$5.6 i billion. The US share in 1980 was 29.8 per cent. The Philippines' other major market is Japan with 26.5 per cent. Worldwide the chief exports are sugar, coconut oil, copper concentrates, logs, lumber and copra.
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      SINGAPORE
      64 3 Singapore's exports in 1981 were estimated at *****.9 billion compared with US$l9.7 billion in 1980. Singapore's major export markets were the US, with a share of 14 per cent in 1980, Malaysia, Japan, Australia and Hongkong. Its most important products were rubber and petroleum products, naval and aircraft stores
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      68 3 Thailand's exports in 1980 were almost US$6.5 billion, up from US$5.3 billion the previous year. Most exports were primary products: Mainly rice, corn, rubber, sugar, tapioca, tin and pineapple. In 1980 Thailand's major customers were Japan with 21 per cent, the Netherlands with 13 per cent and the US
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      Lock icon Mubarak briefs senior military officers
      165 3 Mubarak briefs senior military officers CAIRO, Fri. President Hosni Mubarak yesterday met with commanders and senior officers of 'the Egyptian armed forces to brief them on the political situation and measures to modernise the army, the official Middle East News Agency said. It was the first reported meeting between Mr
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      Lock icon Condemned
      46 3 BANJUL, Fri. Two people were condemned to death by a special court yesterday for their part in Gambia's failed I coup d'etat last June 30. bring- ing to 17 the number sen- tenced to die because of the uprising. No-one has yet been executed. AFP.
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Release demand
        72 3 THE ELUSIVE international terrorist known as Carlos has threatened the French government with unspecified reprisals unless it releases two suspected extremists arrested in Paris last month, the Interior Ministry said yesterday. A ministry spokesman said the threat came in a half-page letter in Spanish delivered to the French
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        Lock icon Top official replaced
        71 3 ALEXEI SHIBAYEV, the Soviet Union's top trade union official and a protege of Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev, was removed from his post yesterday, Tass said. The official Soviet news agency gave no reason for his removal from office and said only that he had transferred to another
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        Lock icon Pardon for 4,237
        75 3 CHINA WILL soon pardon and release all 4,237 of the low-level Nationalist Party officials, soldiers and agents still in custody, 33 years after the Nationalists lost the mainland, the official Xinhua News Agency reported yesterday. It said Public Security Minister Zhao Cangbi told the National People's Congress
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        Lock icon Blow to Iraq
        60 3 IRAQ'S OIL facilities have suffered billions of dollars worth of serious and extensive damage in the 18-month war with Iran, an Iraqi government minister said in an interview published yesterday. The Financial Times of London quoted Deputy Oil Minister Abdul Munim Al-Samar-rai as saying in Baghdad that
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      1029 3 A member of PA International 1 TECHNICAL 1 1 DEVELOPMENT MANAGER 1 FOOD MANUFACTURING US$ 20,000-30,000 per annum plus full expatriate benefits (including housing, car, utilities) 3 and Indonesian tax free 3 Location: Jakarta ■I Our c licMt, a well-established k>roup ot equipment suppliers, installation, mMa companies based in Indonesia,
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon US may face record foreign trade deficit
      425 4 US may face record foreign trade deficit WASHINGTON, Friday THE United States may face a record foreign trade deficit this year, and worse trouble lies ahead if current trends continue, US Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige said last night. He noted trade-barrier problems with Japan, an issue being hotly debated in
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      Lock icon RADIATION PROBABLY LED TO DEATH
      133 4 RADIATION PROBABLY LED TO DEATH TORONTO, Fri. Exposure to radiation in the workplace is the probable cause of cancer that killed a worker employed by Atomic Energy Canada Ltd (AECL), an AECL spokesman said. A second worker at the plant has won a disability award for cancer also believed to
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      Lock icon Divers find ill-fated oil-rig
      112 4 Divers find ill-fated oil-rig ST JOHN'S, Fri. Divers have found the American oil rig Ocean Ranger, which sank off Newfoundland two weeks ago with all 84 crew on board, lying upside down on the ocean floor, Mobil Oil Canada said yesterday. The rig was in about 80 metres of water.
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      Lock icon IRA suspect escapes
      52 4 PARIS. Fit A suspected Irish Republic Army jjunrunner. believed to have masterminded the assassination ot Lord Mountbatten. "scaped from Canadian police as tnoy deported him via Paris to his native Dublin, officials said. They said Edward Howall was allowed to go to an airport lavatory, and then
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      Lock icon 1,800 lose jobs as GM car plant closes
      203 4 1,800 lose jobs as GM car plant closes KRKMONT (California), Krl. More than l,B#t car workers lost their jobs yesterday when the last car crept down the a*M-mbl> tine at the General Motors plant here. The Fremont facility was one of seven GM plants In the In! ted States to
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      Lock icon Stampede paves way for fund
      77 4 Stampede paves way for fund COLOMBO, Fri. Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, inaugurated an elephant conservation fund yesterday after he was nearly trampled by a herd of stampeding elephants. The royal brush with disaster happened at Sri Lanka's Wilpattu national park on Wednesday when a herd of 40 elephants
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      Lock icon Adopt Mexican peace plan, Reagan urged
      261 4 WASHINGTON, Fri. NEARLY a quarter of the members of the House of Representatives, including a dozen Republicans, yesterday urged President Ronald Reagan to accept the Mexican peace proposal for Central America, which also comprised a mediated solution to the El Salvador conflict. The proposal
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      Lock icon Puzzle over US airfields plan
      142 4 BOGOTA, Fri. Colombia and Honduras expressed surprise yesterday at a statement by the United States that it was planning to improve airfields in the two countries for possible use by American warplanes. US State Department spokesman Dean Fischer said on Wednesday the administration was seeking
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      Lock icon $2m surprise windfall that became a problem
      134 4 $2m surprise windfall that became a problem THIN I Ssl million (SS2.I million) Inlted States Treasury Bond and a cheque for I SW 1,185 may comr a* a windfall to some peo--Ble but to Mr Andrew wens, a Wisconsin physician, they come as a problem Mr Owens was surprised when
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      983 4 A member of PA International i I DIRECTOR I I TRADING GROUP Around $90,000 per annum plus car Location: Singapore (Ref. 2645/ A) E m.ijot iifo|)(\in-l),isc(i < ompany with substantially to the company's overall mm a subst.inli.il operation in Singapore growth and profitability. Ml wishes to appoint a top calibrr
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      115 4 r GRAND v I CHINESE ARTS CRAFTS I EXHIBITION I .See the t^est of China's handicrafts. Rosewood, I blackwood and mother-of- pearl inlaid classical furniture. And rare exhibits of beautiful handwoven pure wool carpets. Paintings and calligraphies I by famous Chinese artists. I ORGANISED BY :"|§j SINGAPORE WOODCRAFT M pt£
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      438 5 Here's how: 1 Simply buy a minimum of $20 from any Yaohan store during the contest period. Entry forms are obtainable from the deposit counter and will be issued according to purchases in multiples of $20. jk You may enter as many times as you like so long as your
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Lock icon OECD split on ways to lower jobless rate
      338 6 PARIS, Friday LABOUR ministers from the main noncommunist developed countries have agreed that measures must be taken to ease an alarming rise in unemployment in the Western world, but they differed sharply on the approach to use. Meeting at the Paris headquarters
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      Lock icon 'GHOST' THAT'S JUST A JOKE
      103 6 'GHOST' THAT'S JUST A JOKE REGENSBURG (West Germany), Fri. The ghost that haunted Dr Kurt Bachseitz's dental surgery has turned out to be human and faces earthly justice which could amount to a threeyear jail term. Regensburg Public Prosecutor Elmar Fischer said yesterday the riddle of "Chopper had been solved.
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      Lock icon No more free rides for Freddie Laker
      168 6 LONDON, Fri. Sir Freddie Laker, whose cut-rate airline collapsed last month, yesterday lost his privilege of free travel on former rival airlines. British Airways said yesterday that the free rides, a normal courtesy between airlines, would end as his cumpanj, Laker Airways, had
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      Lock icon Poland's 'go away' plan for detainees deplored
      233 6 Poland's 'go away' plan for detainees deplored WASHINGTON, Fri. The US State Department denounced Poland's military government yesterday for "a cynical and deplorable move" in telling people detained under martial law that they might apply to leave the country. State Department spokesman Dean Fischer said the action gave the several
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      Lock icon Israel's first
      21 6 JERUSALEM. Fri. Israel's first test-tube baby, a girl, was born a few weeks ago in Hadassah Hospital here. AFP.
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      Lock icon Probe on research aides in Commons
      352 6 Probe on research aides in Commons LONDON, Fri. House of Commons leader Francis Pym yesterday ordered an investigation into charges that volunteer legislative researchers, j many of them American 1 students, are photocopy- i ing members' files and may even be spies. "There are security implications," Mr Pym 1 said.
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      Lock icon ENVOY: INTRUDER SUB NOT A SOVIET U-BOAT
      134 6 ROME, Fri. Soviet 1 Ambassador Nikolai Lumkov denied here yesterday that an unidentified submarine which entered Italian territorial waters last week was a Soviet Üboat Mr Lumkov quoted "competent Soviet authorities" as saying that no Soviet sub had violated Italian waters or approached
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    Spore picked as first WHO centre for data on blind
    388 7  -  BENG TAN NEED TO PREVENT DUPLICATION OF WORK WORLDWIDE By Medical Reporter THE World Health Organisation has picked Singapore to set up its first information centre for worldwide projects on the prevention of blindness. Setting up this data centre is
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    Firm went to Russian bank, court told
    509 7 Firm went to Russian bank, court told A DIRECTOR of Crescent Impex Pte Ltd approached the Moscow Narodny Bank in 1974 to open an account so the company could receive a US$5.9 million letter of credit but was refused, the High Court was told yesterday. A former University of Singapore
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    RETAIL PRICE OF ESSO GAS LOWERED
    159 7 RETAIL PRICE OF ESSO GAS LOWERED ESSOGAS retail prices at authorised dealers were yesterday lowered to reflect changing market conditions, a statement from the company said. The new price for the 12.7 kg domestic cylinder is $19.50, a drop of $1, while that for the 50 kg industrial cylinder is
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    Car inspection reminder to owners
    86 7 OWNERS of cars registered on or before June 30, 1973 should have their cars inspected early, the Registry of Vehicles said in a statement They should have received their inspection notices. Those whose road tax expires in March or April are urged to have their
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    Watchman fined for collecting illegal fees
    99 7 Watchman fined for collecting illegal fees A JURONG Town Corporation watchman yesterday admitted 10 counts of taking 'fees' from motorists to allow them to park in a JTC compound at Block 3, Redhill Industrial Estate. Azakapillay Muthayya. 54, was fined a total of $1,000 and j ordered to pay a
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    'Disco queen' teacher calls it a day after 34 years
    211 7  -  GOH LEE KHUAN By STUDENTS from Commonwealth Secondary School composed and sang a special song for Mrs Tan Seng Hock who retired yesterday after 34 years of teaching. The ex-principal is known to her doting pupils as "disco queen" because
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    'Core contractors' scheme welcomed as a step forward
    401 7 LOCAL contractors welcome the "core contractors" scheme for Housing Board contracts, announced on Tuesday by the Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan. Mr Lim Kong Eng, president of the Singapore Contractors' Association, described it as the first step in assisting
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    MP's visit
    37 7 THE MP for Kolam Ayer Mr Sidek bin Saniff. hopes to meet stall holders ana residents when he visits the Kolam Ayer RC centre at Block 48, Bendemeer Road, tomorrow between 9 and 10 am
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    New Police Welfare Division number
    112 7 I THE new telephone num- i ber of the Police Welfare I Division and Arms and Explosives Branch is *****00. It comes into effect from 11 a.m. today. The change in telephone I numbers, carried out in stages in the various police units and expected
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      95 7 New Arrivals Introducing our New Collection of imported Rosewood furniture at special introductory prices. iHR I Fine master craftsmanship combined with I the natural warmth of Rosewood have ■jfw I contributed to the making of these beautiful reproductions of traditional furniture pieces. Traditionally Chinese in character, these imports are finished
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    Public role keeps festive crime down
    282 8  -  FEWER ROBBERIES AND lIOUSEBREAKINGS THE all-out anti-crime campaign Involving over 20,000 policemen and members of the public during the Lunar New Year festive period, has paid off, police said yesterday. Crimes like robberies and housebreakings dropped significantly during the period Jan 11 to Feb
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    New turbine for station
    49 8 THE Public Utilities Board will take delivery of a 96 MW gas turbine generator for the Pasir Panjane power station from Kraftwerk union of West Germany today. The gas turbine, weighing 200,000 kg, will be transported from Keppel Wharf to the station during the night.
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    STUDENT WHO CALLED HIMSELF 'DR' FINED
    67 8 ACUPUNCTURE student Patma Bahnu, 24, was fined $3M by a magistrate's court for using the medical title "Dr" on his name card. The court heard that he was not registered as a doctor with the Mlnls- try of Health. Bahnu, a student at the
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    Alexandra group to visit firms
    78 8 Alexandra group to visit firms THE Alexandra community centre youth group is organising factory and sightseeing tours on March 16. The tour includes stops at Anchor Brewery, Nanyang Siang Pau, Sanyo Industries. Singapore Mint, Singapore Glass Manufacturers, and Wanter (Singapore) Pte Ltd. Charges are $450 (or members and $5.50 for
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    Camp for disabled turned into tour
    110 8 TWO disabled youths, AJIt Vasadevan, IS, and Oaland bin Othman, 2«, went to India for a twoweek camp, but Instead had a memorable sightseeing tour, complete with a lion safari. They were to have at-U-ndea a 'Handicamp' In Poona, with other disabled youths from
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    STALL MAN USED FORGED COUPONS TO CHEAT
    291 8 STALL MAN USED FORGED COUPONS TO CHEAT A FOODSTALL operator in a shipyard canteen was jailed for a day and fined $7,500 by a district judge yesterday after he admit- ted to 65 charges of cheating the shipyard's cooperative society of more than $17,000 by exchanging forged food coupons for
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    Fitness test at Toa Payoh
    44 8 THE Singapore Sports Council will conduct the next National Physical Fitness Award test at Toa Payoh athletic centre today at 3 p.m. Registration will start at 2 p m on a first-oome-first-serv-ed basis. Only 100 people will be accepted.
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    Blood-giving
    14 8 THE blood donation centre at SinßaDorp General Hospital will oe open tomorrow be-
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    Call to team up electric buses with MRT system
    387 8 Call to team up electric buses with MRT system SINGAPORE'S transport needs may be best served by supplementing a mass rapid transit (MRT) system with electric buses. Dr Raymond B. W. Heng, senior lecturer of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, National University of Singapore, yesterday suggested this in a paper
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  • YOUR WEEKEND READING
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        THE BUDGET REVIEWED
        44 8 NOW that Dr Tony Tan has spelt out the budget, Roy Mackie, in a special to the The Sunday Times, will tell you what its implications are for the year ahead Included are the ramifications of the Government's three development priorities.
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        Cosmetic dilemma
        47 8 COSMETICS for children which first made Its appearance In the IS early last year turned up at Singapore stores last Christmas. But do we want them here and what are the social moral questions Involved? Lillian Chew examines the dilemma that now faces local parents.
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        What's in store?
        42 8 SHOPPING is big business here. Gillian Pow Cbong and Urn Phay-Llng walked into two of the large stores in Orchard Road and spoke to the men at the helm. Read about their immediate plans in The Sunday Times tomorrow.
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        Banzai, Banzai
        19 8 THE final part of the Fall of Singapore 4# yean ago relives bitter moments of the surrender.
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        In The Weekender...
        45 8 •Star Dust Hongkong Style mm Sum talks about the new Hongkong TV serial Star Dust which features the lives and loves of the heartthrobs of the Mandarin film world back in The Sixties oThe many loves of a local cartoonist Sam LJew.
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    • Sunday Nation
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        WHAT AILS STUDIOS?
        95 8 ARE our photography studios In a state of creative ligor-mortis* Some customers complain that one salon picture looks very much lie another girl with head tilted Just so, smelling a rose held In one hand, a bridal couple posed against a mural the English Lake District, a
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        Win a holiday
        49 8 IDENTIFY the nine Asian countries whose dances will be pictured over three weeks and you could win an eight-day tour of America for two persons, or other prizes. The Sunday Nation-Travel tt Contest starts tomorrow. Look out for the first coupon. It's an easy, easy contest.
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        Can you be a boss?
        60 8 YOU'VE worked a number of years and now you'd like to be a boss yourself. Some of your contemporaries, after all, are executives. Has your boss overlooked yon or do you lack some vital management qualities? What they are and a test to see how
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        The Radiant City
        75 8 HOW do you cram a lot of people on to very little land? Today, the answer is obvious you build up and up and free the land for other uses. But it was a new idea when architect Le Corbusier conceived it. His Radiant City, which embodied
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        Sports Highlights
        66 8 AUSTRIA is likely to beat Chile and Algeria to qnallfy for the second stage of the World Cop finals. writes soccer columnist ERIC BATTY. AND In the Saturday evening edition: .Another piece from humour writer Johan's bag of marbles The first fine earless rapture. o FROM this week,
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    New Trade Unions Registrar named in reshuffle
    231 9 New Trade Unions Registrar named in reshuffle A WOMAN has been appointed the Registrar of Trade Unions, for the first time, in a reshuffle of officials in the Labour Ministry. Miss Lim Soh Hia (above) assumed the post on Monday, taking over from Mr Lai Tat Yuen. A Nanyang University
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    $800 fine for having opium
    50 9 HOUSEWIFE Koh Beng Choo, 64, was fined $800 by a magistrate's court yesterday for having 707 grams of opium. Central Narcotics Bureau officers, who went to her flat in Bukit Merah View on Feb 5, found the drug in a toilet cistern. She pleaded guilty.
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    Stole T-shirts
    32 9 LABOURER Urn Gim Seng. 19, was jailed for a day and fined $800 for stealing four Tshirts from John Little's Department Store in Orchard Road on Thursday. He pleaded guilty.
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    HURT CHARGE TRIAL
    62 9 THE case of Workers' Party chairman Wong Hong Toy, 43, on a police summons charge of hurting a taxi driver, will be heard in a magistrate's court on June 30. Wong, a hotel drug store manager, is accused of punching Mr Lee Yin Choy, 57, on his
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    Company to export solar cells made in Singapore
    505 9 Remoter Asean areas to benefit A LOCAL company will soon help villagers in the remote corners of Asean tap solar energy for electricity. Solar Generators will roll out the first Singapore-made solar sells by the middle of this year. It will also
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    US experts to assist in RDC projects
    335 9 US experts to assist in RDC projects THREE American experts are expected to arrive in Singapore shortly to provide consultancy services to the government-owned Resources Development Corporation. Their selection will be made soon and will be subject to RDC approval. The experts will assist the RDC in corporate planning, construction
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    Road changes to one-way
    58 9 FROM Monday the traffic at North Boat Quay will be oneway. The system leads from Parliament Lane into the Urban Redevelopment Authority's temporary surface car park with exit into High Street. There will be a no-through road from North Bridge Road. Motorists may make a threepoint
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    Seminar on teamwork
    54 9 A SEMINAR on Towards More Productive Union-Income Teamwork will be held on Saturday at 3 p.m. at Conference Room A, Trade Union House Annex in Shenton Way. The secretary -general of NTUC and Minister without portfolio, Mr I.im Chee Onn. will be guest of honour at this
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    New envoys
    36 9 TWO Kasl European ambassadors to Singapore, Mr lon Coii't of Rumania, and Mr Islv.in Debreoeni of Hungary, prosonted their credentials to President Devan Nair at the Islana yesterday They will be based in Jakarta.
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    Six leave for Perth to sell Singapore
    146 9 Six leave for Perth to sell Singapore SIX tourist guided, chosen by the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, are heading for Perth, Western Australia, to promote Singapore. In their six-day "sales blitz", the guides will project Singapore as a shopping paradise and sightseeing centre. The six, who leave this evening, are
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    Spending to reflect three priorities
    2357 10 Bulk of $12.5 b for boosting housing, skills and growth Expenditure increases range from 6.8 pc for health to 60.5 pc for House MEIiA^mLL«J GOVERNMENT expenditure in the financial year 1982 will mirror closely the three development priorities. The bulk of the $12.5 billion to
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    Govt spent $1.2 billion more than planned
    362 10 THE government spent $1,175 billion more than It had originally intended in fiscal year (FY) 1981. The overspending was in recurrent expenditure, which overshot Its target by $1.2 billion. Development spending, on the other hand, was Just 524.S million below expectations. Recurrent expenditure
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  • BUDGET BITS
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      Price checks at Changi
      36 11 SHOP with confidence at Changi Airport. The Ministry of Communications has employed 7 people to conduct checks on airport shops to ensure that their prices are competitive with those in the city.
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      Just for marriages...
      58 11 Just for marriages GET married in style. The new Registry of Marriages building will now cost $3.48 million bnt last minute changes in design have delayed the start date. The Social Affairs Ministry Is spending $1.83 million more than the original cost to "enhance Its aesthetic appeal and make It
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      It Will tell on you
      42 11 It Will tell on you THE risks are now higher if you try to get away with polygamy. A computerised information system will have a centralised data bank of all marriages contracted in Singapore. The system should be fully operational in FYB3.
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      Looking good for the games
      62 11 THE 12th South-Kast Asia Games may be two years away. But Singapore has already allocated money for It. A sum of $55MM Is Included In the development budget of the Singapore Sports Council for equipment and sprucing up existing sports facilities for the games. And
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      More places for the final rest
      37 11 THE Environment Ministry is to spend $1 million next year to develop cemeteries. At the same time, $900,000 will be spent on an extension to the columbarium at Mount Vernon Crematoria.
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      NUS gets $22 m for flats
      27 11 THE Education Ministry is putting aside $22 million for the National University of Singapore to buy high-rise apartments at Glllman Estate.
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      Tax net widens
      28 11 THE Inland Revenue Department is gearing itself to catch more income tax evaders. The enforcement unit will have its staff strength almost doubled in FYB2.
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      In the public eye
      33 11 THE police force Is layIng more Importance on its public image. In the romlng year, there will be II more senior police officers to handle public relation., and publicity.
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      Less for narco-dogs
      21 11 ARE the narco-dogs getting a fair deal? The Narcotics Detector Dog Unit is spending $130,000 less this year.
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      More than nothing
      24 11 IN FY 82, the Environment Ministry will spend more than $IM,*M on staff recreation and welfare. Last year they spent nothing.
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      Quarantine at Changi
      33 11 ANIMAL lovers and those fighting to stamp out illegal bird trafficking through Singapore must welcome the news that a $1 million animal quarantine station will be built at Changi Airport.
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      Keeping rights safe
      35 11 THE Ministry of Law has set aside $M,»M on equipment for Its trade marks and patents registration programme. It will also spend more to expand Its companies and securities industry regulation programme.
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      This computes...
      34 11 This computes APPLES, Commodores, Ataris and Sords may become as familiar as household furniture. The government has set aside $2* million to be used as a revolving fund for loans to buy personal computers.
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      ...as does this
      41 11 ...as does this THE National Development Ministry will spend about $8 million to start a computer services programme. The bulk of the funds will go towards the purchase of a computerised information system and the new unit will employ 11 people.
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      Teaching hospital
      21 11 THE new Kent Ridge Hospital will cost a $193 million and nearly Sot million will be committed this year.
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      Getting about more
      29 11 QUANTITY surveyors in the Public Works Department will clearly be travelling more this year. Provision of $159,900 has been made for this as against $8,900 previously.
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      Continued support
      40 11 LOCAL manufacturers can be assured of the government's continued support in furthering product development. A budget of $851,»M has been set aside for this while the budget for the Capital Assistance Scheme has been boosted by $11 million.
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      Smoother rides ahead
      43 11 THE building of new roads and the improvement of old ones will cost the government about $114 million this year Jay-walkers will have no excuses. More than double the previous sum is being budgeted for the building of overhead bridges.
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      Return that book!
      23 11 GIVE back that book! This year, the National Library expects to collect $139,000 in fines from overdue books and periodicals.
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      Additional courts
      21 11 THE Supreme Court grows In popularity, so $»34, M* is set aside to construct additional courts In the building.
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      Landscaping Parliament
      14 11 PARLIAMENT House is going to be re-land-scaped at a cost of $705,000.
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      What the RZ pays
      20 11 AREA licences for vehicles will bring In a handsome $14.3 million for the government this year.
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      For spreading the word
      31 11 THE Culture Ministry is to spend more than four times last year's amount on transport, travelling and communication in its domestic press and public relations services division.
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      Part-time watchdogs
      41 11 THE Culture Ministry's department that controls films, public entertainment and publications will employ a large number of temporary staff to cope with the workload. Expenditure on such staff is Increased from $C,4M last year to $48,SM for this year.
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      Less work for builders
      49 11 THE National Library will be less cluttered with builders this year. It has budgeted for only $70,000 in FYB2 compared with $1 million in FYBI for improvements to buildings. But there will be more library attendants and technical staff to assist the public this year.
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    Only 1 pc revenue increase expected for coffers
    778 11 Only 1 pc revenue increase expected for coffers THE government estimates that its revenue for fiscal year 1982 will only be marginally higher than 1981. According to the memorandum to the budget, revenue this year will be $7.64 billion, just one Ser cent more than the $7.53 billion expected to
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    Govt errs on side of conservatism
    468 11 ONCE again the government has erred on the side of conservatism. Its revised estimates show that it expects to earn $7.53 billion in fiscal 1981, nearly a fifth more than the $6.33 billion estimate it announced last March. The new estimate is more than
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      299 11 COMPARISON OF FY 81 REVISED ESTIMATES AND FY 82 ESTIMATES Item of Revenue Revised Estimated Increase FY 81 FY 82 Decrease $000 $'000 Class I: Transfer Receipts: 1. Income Tax 2.600.000 2,930.000 12.69 2. Property Tax 677,022 670,855 0.91 3. Payroll Tax 135.976 158,000 16.20 4. Estate Duty 39.650 30.000
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      379 11 W? IDEALLY LOCAI^D ON THE HILL-TOP OF YIO CHU KANG ROAD THE LUSH GREENERY OF I THOMSON I l.v^*H( l| Luxurious Garden Houses Offers the kfyffic life-style to home-seekers j 4 Strategically located on top of Yio Chu Kang Roads hill top. facing Fanta if Garden. Hock Swee Hill. Chip
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      Rival will keep SBS on its toes — Teng Cheong
      746 12 Rival will keep SBS on its toes Teng Cheong Reporters: LESLIE FONG, AHMAD OSMAN, LEE KIM CHEW, IRENE NGOO, ELENA CHONG, WONG Al KWEI COMPETITION between two bus companies will not bring back the turmoil that existed before the Singapore Bus Service was formed, Labour and Communications Minister Ong Teng
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      15,000 homes in scheme to keep crime down
      395 12 15,000 homes in scheme to keep crime down MORE than 15,000 households are involved in the Neighbourhood Watch scheme to get housing estate residents involved in crime prevention, the Minister of State (Home Affairs and Law,) Prof S. Jayakumar said. The scheme, launched last June, had met with encouraging response
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      Fare rise to hinge on NWC awards
      297 12 ANY bus fare Increase this year will depend largely on the size of the National Wages Council's awards, as wages account for St per cent or more of total operating costs, Mr Ong Teng Cheong told Parliament yesterday. The Communications and Labour Minister,
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    • IN BRIEF
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        Resale price of these flats
        43 12 THE Finance Ministry may review its policy on the resale price of flats for civil servants in Neptune Court and Lagoon View. At present these flats are resold at the original price if, the original tenants vacate them.
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        Lift rescue devices
        54 12 ALL Housing Board lifts will be fitted with Auto-m.-iti Rescue Devices (ARD) by September. Some 94 per cent of HDB lifts had already been installed with such devices since mid 1979. In power failure, the device will bring the lift car to the nearest lift landing and
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        3,800 flats for Serangoon
        52 12 SOME 3.800 flats will be built in a new housing estate in Serangoon North over the next four years. Of these. 500 will be HUDC middle income flats, the rest three, four and five-room and executive Housing Board flats. More details will be pablLshrd In The
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      Mindef studies greater use of govt centres
      282 12 Mindef studies greater use of govt centres THE Defence Ministry is studying how it can make greater use of the facilities in government training centres to give national servicemen more technical skills. The Minister of State (Defence), Dr Yeo Nine Hong, said Mindef had been conducting joint studies on this
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      298 12 Goodwood Park Hotel Jasper Productions present fficker&ilk Acker Bilk, the world renowned clarinet player will be giving two performances on March 1 1 at the Tudor Ballroom with his Paramount Jazz B^ Band A Cocktail: 6.30 pm BL Price: $50/- tk (inclusive of Ist drink) n 1 I Dinner: 8.30
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      322 12 \fjm\ EAR EAST I I jlfjp 1^ I 4?^* T^ 6 biggest tourist shopping centre in S.E.Asia j j fad' Centrally located between Goodwood Park Hotel and I Hyatt Hotel and Holiday Inn is just across the road. Site ■L—^* S^l^iita^* •JJ Area of 180,000 sq. ft. (16,700 sq. metres)
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  • PARLIAMENT 2
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      HDB flats safer than Jeya's office, says Teh
      1101 13 Reply to query on housing estates NATIONAL Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan told Mr J.B. Jryaretnam (Anson) yesterday he would be safer in a Housing Board flat than his Colombo Court office if he were caught in a fire. Taking a light-hearted
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      THE WAY TO SAFER BUILDING SITES
      123 13 THE WAY TO SAFER BUILDING SITES MECHANISATION In roiwtrnction sites will Improve the safety of workers and reduce hazards, the Minister of State (National Development), Mr Lee York Suan said, adding that It will also cot labour needs by up to M per cent and construction time by II per
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      Lock icon 80 pc of Bidong refugees are under 18
      189 14 80 pc of Bidong refugees are under 18 PULAU BIDONG, Friday THE Malaysian Welfare Services Minister, Datin Paduka Hajjah Aishah Ghani, said today that 80 per cent of the 7,000 refugees in the refugee camp here were under 18 years iold. She said these Vietnamese refugees had been stranded here
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      Lock icon 17 shut down
      41 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Seventeen small palm oil refineries have been forced to shut temporarily as a result of a shortage in the supply of domestic crude palm oil. Primary Industries Minister I Datuk Paul Leong said recently.- NST.
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      Lock icon Tappers found wearing communist clothes
      250 14 Tappers found wearing communist clothes MENTAKAB (Perak), Fri. An army unit, in pursuit of communist terrorists, discovered that several tappers in j the Mengkarak area were wearing clothes j identical to those found in a communist camp at Batu 66, Mengkarak. The army unit, which was shot at on Feb
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      Skyhawks to boost air force
      440 14 K. LUMPUR, Fri reports the Journal MALAYSIA has chosen the A-4 Skyhawk as the ground-attack aircraft in a planned build-up of its air combat fleet, the Asian Wall Street Journal reported. Sources said that Kuala Lumpur had decided to proceed with the refurbishing of 40
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      Lock icon LEGAL SNAGS IN ASEAN VENTURES TO BE RESOLVED
      220 14 LEGAL SNAGS IN ASEAN VENTURES TO BE RESOLVED KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Problems relating to the establishment of Asean industrial projects will be thrashed out at the Asean Law Association (ALA) conference to be held here in October. The secretary of the ALA of Malaysia, Mr Abdul Hamid bin Haji Mohamed,
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      Lock icon Help make people save energy firms told
      169 14 Help make people save energy firms told KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Malaysian government called on manufacturers and importers to label energy consumption information on appliances sold to help make the public more energy-conscious. The Minister for Energy, Telecommunications and Posts, Datuk Leo Moggie, said the public must be made aware
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      Lock icon Three caught with loot
      62 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Threo Indonesian robbers were caught in the act earlier this week by police who waited for them to cart the loot to their hideout. The three, and an accomplice, all illegal immigrants, were arrestea in a house in the city with almost all
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      Lock icon Girls rescued
      44 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Police picked up two undera^-d girls from a hair dressing salon here on Wednesday. The girls have been sent to the welfare Department. The salon proprietor was also charged with running an illegal massage parlour in the salon NST
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      Lock icon TIN MAY COME OUT OF SINKING VILLAGE
      88 14 IPOH, Fri. Buklt Merah New Village, the "sink-hole village" declared unsafe for dwelling, may not be entirely worthless after all. Mining operations near the area have all indlrated that the village is probably sitting on a rich tin deposit. A source said the
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      390 14 ACimvl Cost of Refrigerators m.j_i m*. Ab I I > LOWeSt COSt Per tfe: Total storage^city in h.res I KfcbuHwMhjfOUinmind! M ■TTPower consumption per litre Amongst the lowest Power Consumption in dollars MM compared with other Storage Capacity m litres s(m NON FROST refrigerators N^ •I 3 More time tor
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      178 14 Bringing Up Father By Bill Ka vanagh Hal Camp V^^l J fr^fTFKA J vt/LJV D^^ V/^( 1I IP h^ 1 yvri^” u-t iph^ j fT J^^fc^s Blondle By C|||c Yoßll g IT I PORGOT WHAT /V\V J SHE \MWTS GCOUND I SME KNEW >OUt> I I SHE CXSSNY G)VE ME
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      What was not told and what was telling
      1132 15 On Jeyaretnam's correspondence with House of Commons Jayakumar discloses MR JEYARETNAM has thus far not responded to my suggestion (ST, March 2) that he disclose the full text of his letter to the Speaker of the British House of Commons. Accordingly. I
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      Ex-addicts need sympathy
      165 15 Ex -addicts need sympathy I READ with great concern about the difficulties faced in rehabilitating Hindu drug addicts in the article "Helping Hindu youths who are addicts" (ST. Feb 26) but the steps taken by the Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association to eradicate this problem are praiseworthy. At the same time, it
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      A tale of rude staff and missing doctors
      180 15 A tale of rude staff and missing doctors MY friend and I arrived at a hospital at 3.10 p.m. There were only four patients waiting to see the doctor. A man behind the counter said that after 3 p.m., patients are limited to about 15 and that we should not
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      True picture was painted
      125 15 IN his letter (ST, FEb 26) Mr S Aubert of the Jotun Group objects to a sentence in my Singapore Business article on marine paints, which was condensed in The Straits Times of Jan 27. The sentence was: "Local paint manufacturers make no impact on the
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        Easing traffic flow
        260 15 PLEASE refer to the report on the traffic congestion in Thomson Road each morning and the petition for a yellow box at the junction of Jalan Novena and Thomson Road (ST, Jan 9). As your writer has rightly observed, the problem at Thomson Road is one of
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        More info needed on illegal subletting
        123 15 More info needed on illegal subletting PLEASE refer to the complaint about illegal subletting of shophouses in Sin Ming Road (ST, Jan 20). Following the complaint, the Housing and Development Board carried out an inspection of all the shops in the three blocks of flats in Sin Ming Road. There
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        On day work permit holders
        89 15 PLEASE refer to the article "Day work permit workers cannot stay" (ST, Feb 16). The statement that day work permit holders are no longer allowed to spend up to two consecutive days here after each trip to Singapore is incorrect There is no change in
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      142 15 Le CarnayaldeiVice A) yl|v/i JLMvIVJU. It's Carnival time at Chez Bidou and we bring to you the best produce of Provence and the Mediterranean, flown to you fresh from the French markets on*UJA French Airlines. Oysters, crawfish, scallops, mussels, lobsters, succulent tender steak lamb and veal, all are cooked to
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      76 15 National Musk* Competition 16 to 37 June 82 i (losing I \\\v.'M) April Hi Entry forms available at the Ministry of Culture Cultural Affairs Division. Organised b* the Ministry of Culture and the Hingapore Musical Hoeiet) Sponsored l>\ \ess23 e(ry ci°' 0 no*» b aO a° d da*d gar- =f
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    The Straits Times says... Rally round a sound Budget
    431 16 The Straits Times says Rally round a sound Budget THE BUDGET that Trade and Industry Minister Dr Tony Tan unveiled yesterday is one that should help the economy weather with some confidence the coming turbulence of worldwide recession. It faces up to the adversity of what threatens to be a
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    S'pore waits for storm to subside
    11207 16 Increase the supply of skilled, technical and professional manpower needed to facilitate the restructuring and upgrading of the economy t We must however not allow the smooth drive that we have had so far to lull us into complacency. Once stalled in the "valleys,
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      166 16 IM As IK, IIII. Us FORUM Is on Page 15. Behind the Headlines has been held over doe to pressure on space. s k i^^^T^ I "*j-CJ_^NiMHeBPT^B Ak T I I GOLDEN HILL 2/3-storey luxurious garden townhouses maisonettes Plush interiors, lush green surroundings I Situated in the Thomson area the
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      278 17 No Matter Who You Are Or What You Do. We Have A System For You mm^r^^A book-keerng iniinirriDftrjiL THE BARRIER IS GONE IT'S NOW TIME TO HAVE THE COMPUTER WORK FOR YOU Many people still believe We are proud to be playing Accounting to Scientific and the computer is very
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        Banks cut prime
        60 19 THE Development Bank of Singapore will reduce its prime rate by half a percentage point to 9.25 per cent from Monday. Citibank has also lowered its prime rate in Singapore by half a percentage point to 9.5 per cent. The reduction, effective today, is also accompanied by
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          US-Thai tin talks
          111 19 BANGKOK, Fri. Thailand will take the United States to task for alleged dumping of tin from its strategic stockpile during talks in Washington next week, a senior Thai official said here today. Mr Sompong Faichampa, deputy director general of the Foreign Ministry's economic department, said the controversial
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          70 19 LONDON, Fri. The UK Export Credits Guarantee Department said it is guaranteeing a HK$566 million loan for the Mass Transit Railway Corp of Hongkong. The loan, arranged by a syndicate led by Lazard Brothers and Co Ltd, will help finance a contract for rail cars awarded to Metro-Cammel
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          129 19 TOKYO, Fri. Foreign investors sold a net 60.70 billion yen of Japanese stocks last month, after net purchases in the preceding three months, the Tokyo Stock Exchange said. Foreign selling fell to 211.50 billion yen last month from 284.8 billion yen in January, while buying fell sharply to
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          110 19 TOKYO, Fri. Hongkong opened its first overseas "industrial promotion office" here today to help Japanese make more technological investments in the British crown colony. Mr William Dorward, director of the Hongkong government's trade, industry and customs department, told about 100 Japanese government and business leaders taking part in
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          110 19 NEW YORK, Fri. Pan American World Airlines said yesterday it will increase its scheduled services by 15 per cent by adding flights to Europe and Africa and re-entering the Caribbean market. The airline said it plans new non-stop services to Pacific points and to Latin America and will
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          Carbon rod venture
          118 19 TOKYO, Fri. Matsushita Electric Industrial Co, a major Japanese electric and electronic machinery maker, said today it would establish a joint venture company in India next month to produce carbon rods for use in dry cells. The new r omp^.iiy, to be named Indo Matsushita Carbon f>,inpany,
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          39 19 SEOUL, Fri. South Korea will reduce its imports of crude oil from Kuwait by half, from the < urrent 100,000 barrels a day beginning next month, in view of the continuing decline in flomestk oil roasumption. AFP
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      Software package from EDS
      167 19 Software package from EDS ELECTRONIC Data Systems (EDS), the sole agent of Wang computers, is offering a new software package. Speed 11, that will make the writing of programmes easier and faster. It is expected to be introduced in April. EDS will meet the National Computer Board (NCB) to introduce
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      Hong Leong sells Hume stake
      350 19 THE Mont; I>H)nK group has hivf<) off ;i controlling take in Hume Industries (Malaysia; Hhd, held through 'fl ixt cent-owned Hume Industries (Far Kastj Ltd, 10 its Malaysian arm. In a late announcement yesterday, which also included its interim results, Hume Malaysia said of the
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      Tax laws liberalised to help leasing industry
      624 19 TAX laws on leasing have been liberalised to promote financial leasing in Singapore. The Inland Revenue Department will give accelerated depreciation to the leasing company on equipment leased to a customer who, himself would have been eligible for such tax benefits, had he
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      Yaohan rents new store in Katong
      309 19 YAOHAN Singapore yesterday signed an agreement to lease over 10,000 sq metres of space at Parkway Parade, the new shopping-cum-office complex being built at Marine Parade. It will invest about $15 million on the new store which will be its second biggest after the
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      Record profits for Goodwood
      241 19 HIGHER room rentals and continued demand for hotel rooms have helped the Goodwood group chalk up record earnings for the year ended Sep 30, 1961. Goodwood Park Hotel yesterday reported a healthy 37.7 increase in group pre-tax profits to $31.7 million, from $23.02 million previously. Performance
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      135 19 Carrian enters travel market CARRIAN Travel Services, the travel arm of Hongkong's Carrian group, has received a licence to operate in Singapore. The group first made news here when it bought the Tunas Building last year for $98 million. It also bought over a residential complex in Claymore Hill for
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      Kioritz may set up permanent research centre
      315 19 KIORITZ Corporation, Japan's top manufacturer of chainsaws and agricultural equipment, may set up a permanent research and development centre in Singapore, although it does not yet have plans for a local factory. It is already working on some new products with its local
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      Best Denki bonds
      95 19 BEST Denki's US$l5 million convertible bond, maturing in 15 years, will carry a fixed exchange rate of 238.45 yen to each US dollar. Lead manager Nikko Securities said the conversion price of the bond is being set at 1,505 yen per share of common stock. This is
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
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      Market index goes down four points
      430 19 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed narrowly mixed yesterday, with some recovery In the afternoon after n easier opening. The Straits Times Industrials Index fell 4.48 points to 7K.22. Magnum Corporation rose four cents to $3.44, Malayan I nlu-d Industrim six to $3.34 and Malayan Banking
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        Falls
        56 19 Berjuntai B F Hldgs "old Storage ■ipore Land E Sugar. 5C B C land A Pen KMfe Seng 3traiti Trading fiothmana Mala )el Properties Paramount )riental Hld(« ouu MO MO 3M 610 1180 1080 875 400 835 640 472 338 326 -30 -30 -30 -26 -25 -20 -20 -20
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        17 19 1 Banking >itile Corp lon( Fok It Steamship 550 210 289 478 10 10 9 8
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        Volume Leaders
        24 19 Sime Darby 581.000 DBS Loan 557.000 0 C B C 539.000 L'OB 508.000 Pan-El 384.000 Total turnover: 7.27m Total value: $26 52m
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        Indices
        27 19 3T Indicator: Industrials: Finance: hotels Properties: Minings: Plantations: XBC: *****7 *****7 706.70 702.22 *****0 1614.11 *****4 *****9 620.84 616 16 314.05 ***** ***** 899.59 663.55 *****
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      Singapore closing prices
      2395 20 Turnover flgnres in this table are unofficial. Adjusted For scrip rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded in lots of It shares each, with price quoted in dollar* INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL IWHI l»82 La.l Sf'" pV High Low Company Sale orVol Day. -***** High Low ■i*) 248 Aetna 230
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      36 20 LONDON. Thurs. Pakistan bought 5.500 tonnes of Malay sian refined bleached deodorised palm oil for March 20 April 5 shipment at M 5507.35 per tonne cost and freight traders here reported. Reuter.
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      Mixed close in KL
      396 20 THE KUALA Lumpur stock market finished mixed with an easier bias yesterday after four straight sessions of losses. Despite the increased turnover yesterday, the volume of trading still remained iow. And this tends to confirm views among observers that the bear trend stemmed largely from a
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      35 20 Industrials Finance Hotels 25 2 Down 38 3 nnch 18 3 1 Properties Oil Palms Tins rubbers i: rubbers Deb/Loans 3 1 1 2 5 1 5 5 1 1 3 2 7
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      1739 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 of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS AJaiilH (3.508) Aleaai (1.258 1.275) (3) 1.25 (1) 1.26 A Ckar (2
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      90 20 LONDON, Thurs. Prospects of rubber prices falling much below 50p per kilo for nearby delivery on the London terminal market seem slight in view of producer and International Natural Rubber Organisation support measures, commodity broker Rudolf Wolff and Co Ltd said. In a review of 1982
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      Unit trusts
      195 20 (MaMgera' price* far Mar S) The Commerce 2.80 2 94 The Savings Fund 1.62 1 7Ud Spore Prog Fund 1.22 1.28 Spore Sec. Fund 1.90 2.00 Spore Invest Fund 1.03 1 08 Spore Equity Fund 1.17 1.23 ASIA UNIT TBUBT (Mi-im- prim tor Mar I) Mai Invest Fund
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        Hongkong
        230 20 STOCKS DM Hongkong yesterday closed higher on pared gains with prices 1 trimmed by late profit -takI ing, reflecting investors' lack of confidence in the market, brokers said. The Hang Seng index closed up 18.34 points at 1.158.92 against a 24.86 gain at the morning close. Most leaders 'inished
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        276 20 SELLING of leading stocks in Sydney yesterday continued, particularly resource issues, amid expectations of Opec oil price falls, lower gold values and a drop on Wall Street, brokers said. The All-Ordinaries index was down 8.1 points at 464.9 making a decline for the week of 26.1. Industrials eased 5.6
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        305 21 NEW YORK, Thurs. Stocks closed lower over a broad front, amid growing concern about the outlook for the economy. High technology shares were among the biggest losers, hit by heavy liquidation following a lower earnings projection by Data General Corp, a leading minicomputer company. The D-J industrial average
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        673 21 LONDON, Thurs. Equities were mixed but government bonds firmed and trading in both sectors was quiet ahead of next Tuesday's UK Budget. The Financial Times Index was up 1.5 points at 556.70. Government bonds were again buoyed by the resilience of sterling and selected longer dates ended point higher.
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        289 21 SHARE prices in Tokyo yesterday fell sharply with sentiment overshadowed by growing tension over Japan, US trade, deteriorating earnings prospects of Japanese companies and the Wall Street overnight fall, dealers said. ftltnilTTHill niai *iahi ctwm Hiahl Olau Bank Tfc Banyu Brldgrslone L'hlyoda L'hubu Pwr 5 Nip Print D Nip
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        57 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 558.7 Wednesday 555 2 Week Ago 551.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 807.55 Wednesday 815 18 We«k Ago ***** H.K.HANG SENG Friday 1158.92 Thursday 1140.58 Week Ago 1271 60 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 6217 Thursday 627.3 Week Ago 635 2 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 464 9
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        233 21 AMSTERDAM, Thurs. Share prices were mixed to higher, with major internationals showing gains ranging from 10 guilder to over four guilders, dealers said. XI.M showed the major gain, rising 4.20 to 106.50. an advance of over eight guilders on its position at the start of the month. Royal Dutch
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        263 21 ZURICH, Thurs. Share prices declined led by Union Bank of Switzerland ahead of its results for 1981 expected later today, after easier Euro-franc rates failed to stimulate the stock market, dealers said. Union Bank bearer fell to 3,050 francs from 3,120 after recent strong gains, dragging the rest of
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        75 21 SHARE prices in Bangkok yesterday closed mostly lower or steady in dull trading, dealers said. tsla Klbrr *yulhaya In» And Trust Bangkok Bank Sank (if Ayudhaya Ltd 9rrll Jurker -haronni Thai joe na v First Triut Industrial Hun Cc Corp In if r national CoimfUcs International Trust And Ml
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      1584 20 BUSINESS DONE Singapore BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett" Big Board
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      Late buying pares early losses
      545 20 SHARE prices closed on a mixed note at the Singapore stock market yesterday after a lower opening. The recovery began alter the 11 am break when news was received here that the Hongkong market had rebounded. The Hang Seng Index, which fell daring the last
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        RUBBER
        686 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closet! slightly higher yesterday, with March RSS One buyers quoted at 177.50 cents per kilo, up three cents on Thursdays close, delers said. Morning prices were marked up slightly on some forward demand. Volume was fair. The morning session closed slightly steadier. Prices
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        93 21 RAB SSR2O SSRSO MKH H smr rv SMRL SMK I smh or SMR 10 SMR 20 SMR SO 1 1 ion pallrtl II UmptlWt) (1 bmpaUrtt 1..n ,allrl< 11 MipdWn (1 ia|M lllop^lM) II wip^bii 1 l«, p^Wt) M.rcb April l< ■urrml Mlhi (Kurw.rd Mth Hu>f r.
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        34 21 Rubber: Mar 5 Singapore: March: 177.50 cents (up 3.00 cents) Malaysia: March: 200.00 cents (up 3.00 cents) Tin: M 530.29 per kilo (up 8 cents) Official offering: 163 tonnes (down 12 tonnes)
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        140 21 CHINESE Pradice Kxrhaage, SUftaporc, aa*a dmtlßK prices per IN kg yesterday. (•const ail: Bulk fob $98.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $110.00 sellers. new drum fob $114.00 sellers. Opr»: Mixed (loose) $47.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $375.00 sellers. Sarawak white pepper
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        176 21 THE KHOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapapore opened at $23,414 and closed at 123.125 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at fS$344 20 344.70 and was traded to a low of $342 00 ***** before closing slightly firmer at $***** 340.20. Gold was (ued at US$34OOO per
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        TIN
        164 21 THE STRAITS tin price gained another eight cents to MJ30.29 per kilo in Penane yesterday, on an official offering down 12 tonnes to 163 tonnes. The overnight London market was easier with forward buyers slipping C 5 to C 7,200 per tonne. LONDON: The afternoon market worked higher on
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        PALM OIL
        177 21 KL'ALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market tended mixed in moderately active trading yesterday, dealers said. In March south dropped $2.50 to Ms97o per tonne, north was unchanged at $967.50 and central was traded at $965. South region in April gained $4 50 to $960 while central
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        32 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous in brackets): Wirebaxs Spot buyers £835.00 (£843.00); sellers £835.50 (£843.50); Three Months buyers 1*63.50 (£872.50; sellers £864 00 (£873.50). Market taae: Easier galas: 33.425 tonnes.
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        35 21 Tk«r» Wrt New York 7 488 7.548 7.55S 7.71S Zurich 7.528 7.678 7.62S 7.77S FH Tku* Singapore 7MB 7.588 7.55S 7.73S Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce. B*ucc: rrdli Satae, B>w«.
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        339 21 j THE US Sing dollar opened at K 1070 90 and was traded to a low of V! 1020 30 before recovering to close at $2 1030 40 In the Singapore I forex market yesterday Trading was moderate with mixed sentiments. i The US dollar against major
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        365 21 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Mar 5: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on Mar 5: Currencies Nominal rates Smithsonian P quoted yesterday (cross)parity Percentage change l^oral dollar* to one unit of foreign cur- rency: US
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        42 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Mar S: Overnight 3S Call deposits M Closisf Buying S«!lio« rreasury bills 2 2 l l-monlh Bank bills 7 1 7't 3 months CD 7^« 7W months CD 7>» 7»> >urn: NtUtul DtoMUt <•
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        29 21 Irgapore dollars on Mar 5: Offer Hi.i venughl 6 6 1 month 61 6 2 months 6 si 3 months 7 3 16 7116 Ovwniuht mnV 6
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        24 21 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers Is I.M per cent.
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      619 21 BAILIFF'S SALE In the Subordinate Courts of the Republic or Singapore Writ of Seixure Sale 2240/1981 In the cause of Houiing Developmenl Board Plamtifl versus Tan Kwang Chye De fendant Auction sale of Household furniture, co lour TV, video recorder etc To be held at Blk 137, 817-G Toh Ching
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      M'sian tin mines face shutdown
      382 22 M' sian tin mines face shutdown KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. About 1.500 Malaysian mine workers are expected to lose their jobs in the next three months as gravel pump mines throughout the country, badly hit by the high cost of production and low tin prices, start closing down. The hardest hit
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      99 22 BEIJING, Thurs. China's foreign exchange reserves rose to U554,773 billion ($lO billion) at the end of 1981, a 25 per cent increase over the third quarter of the year. The New China News Agency today said that gold reserves totalled 12.67 million troy ounces. a one per
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      155 22 Sumitomo to give bonus issue TOKYO, Thurs. Sumitomo Metal Industries Ltd will make a three-for-100 bonus issue to shareholders registered on March 31 to return premiums generated by convertible bond issues at home and abroad in recent years. Total company capital after the bonus issue will be 127.81 billion yen,
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      579 22 NEW YORK. Thurs. American oil companies are scrambling to overhaul their petrol retailing business in the wake of the oil glut, the need to revive consumer dem. nd in a changing market and sharply declining earnings from downstream operations. The latest and most eloquent example
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      KL seeks larger share of shipping industry
      401 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysia plans to enter into bilateral shipping arrangements with major trading partners to enable its national flag carrier to handle a larger share of the country's foreign trade. The Deputy Transport Minister, Datuk Abu Hassan bin Haji Omar, said such
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      146 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A feasibility study on the proposed state bank for Selangor has been completed and will be submitted to the board of directors of the state's investment arm, Kumpulan Perangsang Selangor (KPS). for approval. Mentri Besar Datuk Hormat Rafei today said he hoped
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      402 22 ZURICH, Thurs. Union Bank of Switzerland will not make a capital increase in 1982 because it has enough latitude in its balance sheet cover. Bank president Nikolaus Senn said the bank still has in reserve the possibility of issuing subordinated loans, which
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      444 24 ill Q Employment Ad vsneed Training Techniques (8) Pte Ltd the school management company for ATT SECRET AKIUS ond ATT languaoa) centre require! LIBRARY CLERK (Evening) for afternoon ond evening work from 12.30 pm or a little later up to 9.15 pm Starting salary $550 pm (negotiable) A secondary education,
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      462 24 ComrJele Computer Systems A leading vendor ot corrv puiers and terminals m ihecomouter mdu-- two clerical vacancies A. Accounts Clerk B. General Clerk Requirements: A c Minimum GCE O Level and LCC Intermediate Book -keeping j Experience in bookkeeping preferred j c Ability to type preferred B I c Minimum
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      405 25 V«t fl Employment II Tl l 66 Situations Vacant i d) Secretarial Clerical ...jjor bank is looking j J for suitably qualified J a> candidates to fill thai posts of:- i I 3 BANK CLERKS i Mln. 4 OCE O' level J J orHBC j PERSONNEL/ j PAYROLL J ASSISTANT
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      551 25 a Keppel Shipyard Limited AppUeantl arr invited for thr |MiMU»nsof (A) CLERICAL ASSISTANT (AUOIT) (B) CLERICAL ASSISTANT (STONES) Candidates should generally possess a Od O' Level l>rtlfUalr with :< -nMit.s Additional Requirements Position (A): Candidates should possess LOC liookkeeplng/Accounts (Intermediate) and a credit In Mathematics Previous audit experience would be
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      531 25 lii [J Employment FOREIGN BANK requires GENERAL CLERKS/ TELLERS QUALIFICATIONS EXPERIENCE c at least i credits In GCE 'O' level Including Kngllsh Language c typing knowledge c preferably with 1 year working experience Salary and rringe benefita will be in eccordance with tha Bank's personnel policy Applications stating lull personal
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      613 25 THE STANLEY WORKS A U.S. multi-national company invites epplKatione lor: 1. SALES CORRESPONDENTS c hull (XX o level SSfUHeaIS with r.-iiit in Kngllsh a Some working experience In Import/ export documentations a Typing speed of 40 -80 wpm a Ability to converse In Mandarin and other local dialects will be
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      598 25 Ijjli Q Employment Filing Clerks Copy Typists Applications are invited for the pojitions of filing clerk and copy rypitt Attractive salary and fringe benefits will be paid. Applications giving details of education and working experience should be addressed to the Staff Partner Coopers &Lybrand KiliineyPO 80x 285 Singapore 9i 23
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      434 25 RECEPTIONIST/ ACCOUNT CLERK a Basic knowledge of accounting a Ability u> type on electrical typewriter a Experienced on the PABX switchboard an advantage but not necessary a The right candidate should have an attractive and pleasant disposition, enjoy meeting people ana have I to 2 years relevant working experience Pleeae
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      1148 25 ill [J Employment 1 A newly incorporated company re quires a: SECRETARY to manage the office c The Job Includes secretarial, administrative duties, and a fair amount of organising work c Ability to operate telex machine c Knowledge of basic Bookkeeping and ability to handle correspondence Independently c To start
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      609 25 fjjl| Q Employment 1 Due to sipansmn. a progressive equipmant service company in Ju rong requirs. GENERAL CLERK with tha following qualification. s Blnamporean wtui <;< i- o level a Preferably 110 2 years experience a Preferably those residing near Jurong or willing to travel to Jurong Good proepects and
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      619 25 A SHIPYARD IN JIHOM, requires 1) ACCOUNTS/ ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER With a 2yrarvrx|.>" c Diploma LOC Inlrrmeduttr SUiK<-C>rl tnee a t xprrirncr in Audit Firm 2) GENERAL CLERKS/ TYPISTS a r xprrirnrc not nrcrssary c Slaying in Jurong arr-a c Typing 40 wpm Attractive salary will be petd to right candidates
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      607 26 Iff 0 Employment 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A weM eetebriehed end leal eipand ing meniacturtng concern has tmmediats vacancies tor: FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERKS c OCI <> I <-vel in English and Maths with knowledge of Aiiounts Please write in with full particulars enclosing recent photogreph (non returnable) end
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      838 26 CLERKS/TYPISTS 1.l r Our AlWl c Typing knowledge InlereNU-rl pstaas write In with full personal details and contact lelrphone number and I recent pholo to M.iw.ll PO Boi ISM Singapore 9037 CLERK/ TELEPHONE OPERATOR c With knowledge of typing c Inexperienced In PMBX considered Apply in writing with full resume
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      830 26 Ijjli Q Employment URGENTLY REQUIRED EXPERIENCED ChtoSSS h eiiial>- (it-tit-rul Clerk Telex Operator Must be able to start work Immediately Mini in mi 2 years experience (all personally from lam lp in t.. 108. (iolden Mile Tower. Beach Road FEMALE GENERAL CLERKS required by established company Apply In writing with
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      488 26 Our company, a member ol Harper Gilfillan group is a leading transport equipment manufacturer and distributor for wellknown material handling equipment. To join our expanding sales team, we wish to recruit suitably qualified Requirements 1 2 years sales experience, preferably in MHE equipment Secondary education Fluent in major dialects and
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      1162 26 ill [J Employment I MOKISOS SI A JON IS I I jrl-wil'lc. lid. Requires immediately two dynamic Sales Co-ordinators For 1 Yves Saint Laurent Fragrances 2) Vidal Sassoon Hair Care Products We now hjvc > vacvio tor each o* ths SDOVC posts m our eipftnong organisation it you entov meeting
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      1432 26 f 1,2. ir~»m ill [J Employment EARN MORE THAN Si. ooo PER MONTH IN YOUR FREE TIME Applicant* must have at least OCE O' level Training will be provided Call *****56 tor appointment or write to PO Boi 12M Maxwell Roed Singapore 9024 Exclusive Fabric shops need BAUtS ASSISTANTS offered
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      380 26 IjjlA Q Employment What HEWLETT W.HM PACKARD We invite suitably qualified candidates to join us as: ELECTROMECHANICAL TECHNICIANS The successful candidate should possess ITC or NTC Grade II with at least 2 years experience in maintenance of transfer mold and mold die in semiconductor manufacturing environment. Responsibilities of the Technician
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      365 26 ROBIN SHIPBUILDERS PTE LTD (DERRICK DIVISION) invites suitably qualified candidates for the following positions PRODUCTION PLANNER c Possess ,i diploma In Production EngineeruiK from a recognised Technical Institution c Able U> plan, organize and control production activities In the production department c Minimum 3 years' relevant working experience In heavy
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      456 27 il-i Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant t) Technicml Turn Tan Chong Industrial Machinery (a member of Tan Chong Group of companies) invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following position: MECHANICS (Singapore and Brunei) As part of the Maintenance Team, the Mechanics will be required to regularly service and
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      434 27 DYNO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD Leading manufacturer of chemical products including formaldehyde, sdhs aivss for wood processing industry and paint binders, polyesters and expandable polystyrene has vacancies for ASSISTANT PROCESS TECHNICIANS Qualifications School Certificate or equivalent j Preferable but not essential (1-2 years experience In chemical manufacture) Gross Salary Not
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      614 27 jjl^ Q Employment An established Construction Firm is seeking highly motivated personnel: 1. QUANTITY SURVEYOR c A degree/ diploma In building/ quantity surveying from a recognised Institution. c At least 2 years of post qualification experience s Capable of performing all professional functions Independently 2. ASSISTANT FOREMEN c Minimum HSC
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      503 27 Faat expanding manulecturing company invites applicationa for: ELECTROPLATING SUPERVISORS/ TECHNICIANS s Must have several years of working experience In electroplating field. c Preferably have experience In both metal and plastic plating. c Able to work Independently c Attractive remuneration and excellent prospects for capable persons. c Malaysians will also be
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      555 27 llf Q Employment MECHANICS required by a leading angi naaring manufacturing company in Jurong Job involves maintenance, repair, service and overhauling of a electrical hoists, squirrel cage brake motors, slip-ring torque motors, reduction gear box. winches, etc a electric pallets lift trucks, hand pallet trucks, etc Intarastad applicants, plaaaa contact
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      608 27 PLUMBING SUPERVISOR s Applicants must possess VITB or Grsde 2 s Must complete N.S. s Prsfsrabls with some experience in plumbing. Applicants are requested to apply In person or write to: NAN WAH ENGINEERING (PTE) LTD G3, Delta House 2 Aleisndra Road, Singapore 0315 Tel: *****22. MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN s Age
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      548 27 ili Q Employment ESTABLISHED FACTORY IN Jurong has Immediate vacancies for: 1 Two Forkllft Drivers, approx $600 basic per month 2. Two Electricians, approx $500 basic per month Apply to The Advertiser, 14-301. Merlin Plaza. Beach Road. Spore 0719 Tel *****16. BHKo AN ENGINEERING COMPANY requires Indian Apprentice Both skilled
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      629 27 We. a well established printing company. Invite application-, for the post of PRODUCTION ASSISTANT Requirements: Five OCE O 1 level passes Completed full-tli .c Nation- i al Service Working experience is preferred but not essential This Is a good opportunity which will ensure you of Job security and career advancement
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      267 27 |l$ 0 Employment /> Mlscellmneous SAE AITOMOTIVE SIPPMES (PTE) LTD. Responsible for spare parts scheduling, inventory control and stock accounting. Ability to supervise staff Requirements Mm GCE. O' level with relevant experience Good working knowledge in inventory control concept Good working knowledge in automotive spare parts Responsible for stock accounting,
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      394 27 Join the crew Get a iob at McDonald s the friendliest restaurant in town with a lot to offer If you can work anyday anytime as stipulated by store management your starting pay is $1 90 per hour If you average 8 hours per day for 20 days per month
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      508 28 IffA Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous at**. H YEO HIAP SENG LIMITED requires 1) BOILERMAN s r irst CkUi Boiler Attendant Certificate 2) TECHNICIANS Paaaaas NTC (trade 3 Certificate In Maintenance Fitting or Electrical Fitting and Installation a Those without trade certificate but with relevant workIng experience may
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      353 28 Our newly set -up company, manufacturing printed circuit boards invites suitably qualified candidate for the post of Store/ Shipping Supervisor GCE 'A' level and above 0 Adequate experience in an electronics manufacturing concern Good knowledge of store management and material costing 0 Conversant in Import and Export shipping procedures Selected
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      504 28 fjjli Q Employment VOSPER PRIVATE LIMITED an International Company engaged In the repair, design and ronM.ru. lion of small warships and specialized application from suitably qualified personnel lo fill UM |»'M "f TOOL STOREKEEPER Duttee- Issue/receive tools loaned lo the various departments Including maintaining of stock records Monitor and prepare
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      405 28 A MULTI-NATIONAL CHEMICAL COMPANY IN JURONG INVITES APPLICATIONS FOR THE POST OF:SENIOR SECURITY GUARD (UP TO $1,000 PER MONTH) Secondary Education. Age 35 to 45 years. Minimum 3 years supervisory experience In police, army or Security Service. Knowledge In Fire Fighting an advantage. We offer attractive fringe benefits Including transport
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      380 28 fl| Q Employment B Keppel Shipyard Limited Applications are Invited for the positions of (A) CRANE DRIVERS (B) FORKLIFT DRIVERS Candidalea should possess the following: For Poet (A): Good Eyesight Ito 2 years experience on a gantry/overhead 20--lon crane Ability to converse In simple Malay. Preferably In possession of a
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      555 28 CATERPILLAR FAR EAST LIMITED has an immediate vacancy for DESPATCHER Qualifications a Male Singapore citizen a Completed up lo secondary 2 education and able to read and write English c Completed National Service a Possess a valid class 3 driving licence Starting salary: Not less than mOpm Work week: 5
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      586 28 V«l Employment NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE Applications are Invited for appointment to the post of: COOK (CHINESE) QUALIFICATIONS Experience In cooking a variety of Chinese dishes SALARY SCALE $250 x 10 270/ 280 x 10 320 (Oross monthly emoluments range from 5398/- to 5478/- Candidates on their first ap- polntment
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      438 28 GARO NAGASAKI (S) PTE LTD GARO JURONG JAPANESE LOUNGE requires HOSTESSES a Age between 18 25. Contact: *****48 JURONG BOWLING CENTRE alter 3pm Wall Established Trading Company requires (A) GENERAL CLERKS a Minimum qualification GCE •O' level 1 a Knowledge of typing. a Bilingual and able to speak local dialects.
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      506 28 0 Employment NTUC WELCOME invites applications for STOREKEEPER (Bukit Marah Branch) a Experience In a departmental store/ supermarket Is essential a School cert OCf O p level Salary will commensurate with si Plaasa apply giving details ol personal particulars, siperience contact telephone number, etc lo THE PERSONNEL MANAGER NTUC WELCOME
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      933 28 We have immediate vacancy lor A FEMALE WORK CO-OMHNATO* in our organisation a Knowledge of PR work a Able to read and Interpret architectural drawings Must be able to work Independently with minimum supervision Able lo ro-ordlnate workforrr Attrective salary m offered to experienced applicants Interested applicants please write in
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      740 29 1A D Em Ptoyment 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous DRIVER REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY by established freight forward- Ing company Possess Class 3 driving licence For appoint- ment. Tel *****45/*****65 OOOD CLIENTELE SALON locat- ed In Hotel needs Shampoo Girl i urgently Please call *****07 after I 12 00pm for Mrs Ang for
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      805 29 URGENTLY REQUIRED DELIVERY Men Interested applicants please call personally at 299-A. St-it-Kif Complex. Singapore 0718 from 8 30am to 4 00pm URGENTLY REQUIRED MALE and Female general workers Please rail hi Blk 1011, 21, Eunos Aye 6. Eunos Industrial Estate Singapore 1440 WANTED FEMALE CASHIERS, Hales Assistants. Waitresses. Packers, Carpark
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      885 29 I DRIVER REQUIRED BY Chinese family residing in dlst 2057 Con- tart Mrs Llm *****71 for InterDRIVER FOR COMPANY Car wanted Staying around Serangoon/ Macpherson area Age above 30 preferable Call *****6 MOBILE CRANE ANO Case Operators urgently required by a well established construction firm Please call *****04, for Interview
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      2178 29 IGNITION PROBLEM? MAGNUM %\r3|ol from mobelec "ty^g^// <v contactless J V^ electronic ignition (jsJ3S^\^ Mp for all makes of car 3^S^r^__l_JMi Replace your Problematic c_JZl>* t r 's/@ Contact Point with our Modern Contactless Electronic System. Improves Fuel Consumption Improves Starting Gives better idling No special ignition coil required. Works
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      816 29 iJ) Toyota TOVOTA CRESSIOA Had Saloon car 1978 model Company car registration In January 1879 1 I owner, alrcond. very good condition, road lax till June 1982, Insurance till January 1983 Interested parlies, please call I *****74 or *****66 Room 904 I ALMOST 1979 TOVOTA Cresslda Manual I company owner.
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      957 29 1990 Mercedes 200 Alr-Cond. j Ford Cortina 1 6 OL AlrCond Honda Accord 4 Dn AlrCond I(7S Ford 2000 Ghia Auto Alr-l'ond Mil Colt Lancer SL AlrCond Datsun 200 L Alr-Cond. IS7B Ford Escort 1300 Sport Alr-Cond Colt Sigma 1600 GS AlrCond. 1977 Flat 131 S Alr-Cond. Mazda 323 (1000)
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      966 29 1979 OATSUN PICK UP Steel long txuly speed device, perfect condition. (9.200 on v Tel *****82 1979 DATSUN 120 V blind van Sel doiii used, very low mileage HiKMest offer secures Tel *****01 after 3pm 1900 DATSUN 120 V Blind van One Beuullful condition $9,800 ono Interested contact *****01 (Llm)
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      849 29 YAMAHA DAYTONA MO i r Original bike Veri well maintained Cash $3,600 all *****19 Mr Tan 1977 SUZUKI TS 125 I Coniai t 44.SUU6M fi.r more Infor- malion (•Ft, KAWAZAKI Z2OO I condition Selling $1,100 ono Tel *****0 1979 TS 125 Suiukl Tip top en- glne condition Selling (800 o
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      638 30 c Acconainodatlon Mm|| r Properties Im ml Enquiries Bookings ORCHARD PLACE PTE. LTD 15th Floor. Far East Shopping Centre Orchard Road Singapore 0923 Tel: *****1 1 (24 lines) 88 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 21 ENG KONG Garden double-storey semi-detached. 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, alrcond, furnished $2,300 0.n.0. *****14/ *****15
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      752 30 APARTMENT TO LET Northfort Mansion. 3 bedrooms. 3 bathi rooms, 1 hall, dinning and <ltchi en, fully furnished with 2 alrconds., cooker, washing ma- chine, refrigerator and T.V with swimming pool contact *****58 j A BEAUTIFUL LUXURIOUS apart- ment In Dlst. 10, Balmoral Tower j with 4 bedrooms, attached bath-
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      717 30 A*k C Accommodation Properties AN INVITATION To view Villa (Lily Ikosl' this weekend One of the most talked about townhouses is open for public viewing this weekend Rentals from $6,500 p m upwards Located only a stone s throw from Botanic Gardens Showhouse open between 10:00 am and 6:oopm. Taman
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      540 30 CONSULTING ENGINEERS SEARCH for nice accommodation. $3,000 to $6,000 Call: Miss Cindy Sim *****81 DIST. 10 HOLLAND ROAD house I wanted by European family Partially/fully furnished. Budg- et $3,500 *****82/ *****61. I .BBBBBBBBBBBHaBiaBBM b) Fiats JAPANESE HOUSING AGENCY with ready clients looking for accommodation. Dlsts. 9, 10. 11, 5, 3
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      717 30 C Accommodation ft ■■H r Properties DIST. 1028, OFF CORONATION Road, Callfornlan style semi-de-tached, approx 5.000 sq ft builtin 2.500 Big patio and front garden. 4 bedrooms, king size master bedroom Highest offer secures Please ring *****5 to view DIST 15. OPERA ESTATE singlestorey semi-detached, well maintained/ renovated. 2.800 sq.ft
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      865 30 EUGENIA COURT ■PNKten VaNay' Built-in area 2045 sq ft 3 bedrooms and a study, splitlevel Ilvlng/dlnlng ceramic/parquet flooring balcony facing swimming pool Sailing with vacant po ion $SSO,OO nagotlaMa PtaaaaCaH *****14 BARGAIN SALEI Kalakaua Rise. Rldgewood, 4 bedrooms. Built-in area 2,000 sq ft Ist offer or $585,000 secures! Grangeford. Type
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      717 30 c Accommodation ■■II Properties c) Other ReaJ Estates CLASSIC CALIFORNIA RANCHER 3 large bedrooms with built In bookcases 2 1/2 baths (sunken tub In master bath Formal dining room Large cathedral beamed living room with natural stone fireplace (Oas) Detached two car garage with play room 18 x36 custom designed
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      771 30 92 WwehoutM Vacant/ Wanted FOR SALE WAREHOUSE CUM OFFICE SPACE Brand n««r groundfloor wirthouii and oflic* •pac* raady for oc upatlon at JALAN BUKIT MERAM Warahouaa araa: 4,000 sq.ft. Oftlca araa: 2.350 sq ft Fancad-up frontaga: 1,000 sq.ft. Calling hatght: 25 ft Tanura: 99 years. SELLING: *2.7 MILLION NEGOTIABLE Princip#l<
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      432 30 >^J Q Travel Guide holidays ALL TAIWAN/KOKA t^m^^^ 1 1 DAYS $2459 Ci *«^p *fP ALL TAIWAN/KOttA/JAPAN IPf- ->y£°) 1 6 DAYS $3009 ALL TAIWAN/KOREA/JAPAN/HONG KONG 19 DAYS $3249 Dep: 22/3, 29/3. 5/4. 12/4, 19/4. 26/4, 10/5, 24/5. 31/5. 7/6, 14/6. 21/6, ALL TAIWAN JZmdUZMJLMiL 9 DAYS $1 839 SBJiiJISs
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      300 31 G Travel Gukte ORIENT 1 I -#Kie»BFP^ Taiwan Hongkong V MSEsSL\ HHngkok 8I? 14 day aCff^Kn I $1759 V^W* W^t A > > >''lip,'" l <-> rrMival lour y/ $ii 76 xK^^S >W Philippines Taiwan WAV&imf^ ll )I 'K X""Xk ""K Ban K kok <1411 [yclgfimWj 12 15 Day From
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      708 31 HH G TraveiGuide WORLD'S FAIR 82 AMERICA 'B2 CANADA/ALL AMERICA WEST COAST/MEXICO/HAWAII/ HONG KONG Vancouver Seattle Las Vegas Los Angeles. Disneyland Hollywood Universal Studio San Oiego, Sea World Tquana. Mexico Honolulu Hong Kong (Macau) 15DaysS$2995 Oap 7/3 14/3 21/3 26V 3 USA/HAWAII/SAN FRANCISCO 6 Days *****0B y siA747 WEST COAST
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      471 31 as many But, don't be taken In by 'show-biz' presentations. W Come to us for your final decision! There's no better way to be convinced! I NEWS FLASH! Do you know that Europe and America can be visited at just one price? Drop in. Well tefl you how. Have you
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      172 31 Ll< G TravBl Gulde SCHOOL HOLIDAY SPECIAL 5 Day Gentlng Penang Cameron (Casino Hotel) $220/(310 Dep 14/3. 15/3. 18/3 3D4N Oentlng Cameron AC Coach »14»/$17»Dep. 18/3 3D4N Genllng AC Coach (Casino Hotel) $189 $219 Dep 18/3 203N Genllng AC Coach (Casino Hotel) $ll»'sl3»Dep 19/3 3 Day Gentlng by air (Casino
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      462 31 NAM HO THAKI SERVICE |S) PtT LTD HtW Offlct: Gl4-16-18. Pearrs Centre. Eu Tong Sen Street, (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105 Tel *****33(7 lines) Brmch Ofllci: 1 1 9. Peoples Park Complex, Ground Floor, New Bridge Road. Singapore 0105. Tel: 91 1661/91 1662 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 TA 140 ■EST eUUYSU TOM 7
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      563 31 Ht II H Education Instruction GCE 'A' LEVELS PRE-U I AND II CLASSES COMMERCE STREAM) Taught by experienced, dedicated Graduate Teachers. Our Next FULL TIME COURSE COMMENCES: 15th 17th MAR 82 I MORNING SESSION Monday to Friday 8.30 1 PM FEE: $40.00 Per Mth AFTERNOON SESSION Monday to Friday 2
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      336 31 BBM^jßb^^^^s^aW W^JeVx.^j PRE-U ARTS/COMMERCE Commencing 15 March Subjects AvatlaMet GP. Maths. Eng Lit Erons, History, Art. Accounting, Management of Business, Chinese. Malay GCE O- ENGLISH LANGUAGE I Sun Mar 14 (9 30 am 12 30pm 1 Thurs Mar 18(6 15pm 9.15pm) All our coursse ere conducted hi afceon rooms by
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      637 31 A MLMOUAL EXPCMENCED tulor offers homr tuition, uny level *****82 1 anytime) ART CLASKS (Kindergarten. Primary. Secondary students* Coleman An School, 343 Peninsula Complex Tel *****47/88S106 CAMSRIOQE PROFICIENCY PREPARATION Course by quailfled Expat Teacher Phone *****S INOLISH LAMOUAOE AND I.IU-ra ture tutoring by trained graduate native speaker Phone MM ENGLISH
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      104 32 In Loving Memory of Evelyn Tay Lai Khong D»part«d Bm March 1(S1 1 Though you left us on this day 1 year ago. memories of you still linger In our hearts Vary aearty mieead by Mum, Bioth f, ShMar. Skitot In Law. Brother-l*v-L*tw and iMoiWws. BsSBsIBsHBVBsVafIBsIBsBWaBI IN
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      156 32 Th* Family of m* lal* MOM. WONG CHONG KWAN who paaaad away on lysvsa wishes to express their thanks to friends and relatives for their assistance, condolences, wreaths and donations during their recent bereavement. Special thank* also lo Doctor*, Nwrni and Stall ol Wans* 22 a 24. TTSH.
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      555 32 Education Instruction 112 Commercial aMPORT. EXPORT PROCEDURES a DOCUMENTATION SYLLABUS COVERS: Trade Terms. Sales Contract. Breach of Contract, Purchase Orders. Establishing Overseas Contact. International Trade. Methods of Payments. Banking, Types of L. C, Shipping Practice. Containerised Shipping. Transhipment. Re-shlpment. Freight Calculation. Air Cargo. CCCN Coding. Export Permits/Restriction, B/L. Certificate of
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      636 32 NEW CLASSES BOOKKEEPING BEGINNERS i Sunday 9 10.30 am Commencing 14 Mar SHORTHANO SPEED 40 70 wpm revision Thursday 6.30 8 30pm Commencing 1 1 Mar TYPEWRITING MORNING/ AFTERNOON/EVENING 9am to 9pm Beginners and other stages everyday Including Saturday from 9am to 6pm and Sunday 9am to lpm Individual attention
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      588 34 Only two of too trio will be in semis of FA Cup West Brom face Coventry and one of them must go CHELSEA v TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR QPR v CRYSTAL PALACE LEICESTER v SHREWSBURY WEST BROMWICH v COVENTRY LONDON, Fri. Only three First Division teams go into battle in the English
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      152 34 LEEDS, Fri. England captain Kevin Keegan (above) has Been freed from a legal requirement to go home halfway through June's World Cap soccer finals In Spain. Keegan Is suing an advertising agency at Leeds County Court for fees due to him, and last week
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      291 34 GLASGOW, Fri. SCOTTISH football is set to undergo a major shakeup following veiled threats recently by some clubs to rebel and form a breakaway movement, movement. The Scottish League management committee yesterday instructed secretary Jim Farry to convene an extraordinary meeting in three weeks to
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      223 34 Soccer roundup ALGERIA and Cameroun will give some indication of the impact they are likely to make in the World Cup finals in Spain in June when they compete in the African Nations' Cup, starting in Tripoli today. Matches will be played on artificial pitches. Cameroun, Ghana, Libya and Tunisia
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      158 34 HAMBURG, Fri. Veteran soccer star Franz Beckenbauer yesterday asked his club, Hamburg SV, not to select him as a regular player because of injury. Beckenbauer's decision almost certainly dashes his slim hopes of winning a place in the West Or- i man squad for
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        Command a sound bet
        259 36  -  EPSOM JEEP By WITH the Allan-Lucas partnership riding on the crest of a wave, Command can be backed with confidence in Race 6 at Ipoh today. This five-year-old has hit his right form. He came in for inspired betting in a Class 6 Div 1 race
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        3675 36 ■■■■■I 2.00 CLASS 6 DIV 3 1,200m (Ratings: 32-13) (Stakes: $10,000) 1 *****0 Mm Hal 57 (32) Ipoh Garden-E Breukelen 8 eg a Ds dl same 3rd to Spring Water in Div 4 1200m KL Jan 25; no showing last week in Div 2 over 1200m Yaaaff 3
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        116 36 Back on the active list THESE horses are running after a spell RACE Z: Persistence bled in last run over Pg 1,700 m last May and was barred a month. The Golfer last start over XL 1,200 m; last of 13 runners. RACE 4: Nano Nano won last start over
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        Sidelined
        25 36 JOCKEYS under suspension: AppreatlM S.Y. Leaag until Apr 4 M. Sag until Apr 1. S.H. (%ew until March 13. D. Kwaag until March 13.
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        Manjoi can shed maiden status
        235 36  - Manjoi can shed maiden status By TONTO MANJOI (late Impresario), still a maiden but who finished on board in his last two outings, has an excellent chance to break the ice in Race 5 for horses in Class Div 5 over 1,250 m. In his last-start at the Bukit Timah
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        Neck And Neck for a double
        216 36  -  EQUESTRIENNE By LAST-START winner Neck And Neck has a bright chance of completing a double in Race 6. Fresh from a sevenmonth spell, the five-year-old Holy Smoke rigling whipped his Div 3 rivals by three lengths over 1,400 m last week. In his present
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        The mudlarks
        72 36 THESE horses will go weU if there is rain: RACE 1: Mas Tini. Jackie's Kuda II RACE t: Precious Gem in. Flake Of Snow. RACE 1: The Champ, Imperial March, Great Leap. RACE 4: Capital Gain 11. Imperial Hero, Typhoon Joe. RACE t: Jan Ribut, Lee Tit Seng,
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        141 36 RACE EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY RACING ED Tiger Boy Citizen Cain Second Wind Another Find Tiger Boy Piccolo Prince Jackie's Kuda Filipachi Tiger Boy MO Truth Maxim Garden Tungesh Precious Gem MO. Truth Balik Pulau M.O. Truth Maxim Garden P. Roktisan Pocketful Salty Dog Imperial March The Champ Pocketful Brani
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      431 37  -  FAIRWAY Mineral Importer cracks 36 sec ON THE TRACK with IPOH, Fri. Mark down Golden Crown as a lively outsider in the $20,000 Ipoh Stakes for Class 3 horses over 1,900 m on Sunday (Race 5). This son of Prince Cidium won a 1,850 m
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      Sheringham is now Blaze Ahead
      256 37 Will a change oi name do the trick? By THE RACING EDITOR SHERINGHAM, who (ailed In five classic races last year aad also In the 1982 season's first big rac«, has been renamed Blaxe Ahead. His owners, Auric Stable, hope that with the change of
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      1639 37 RATF 1 2.00 CLASS 6 DIV 1 1,250m KACfc 1 (Ratings: 40-30) (Stakes: $11,000) I 067*52 Festivity 0 J7 (41) State OccasionE Breukelen 3 ac a *2M Karay 1 *****1 Straight Draw MJ Straight DrawAhmad 4 tug a Cg ud -4 DaaarUy 13 j y.flg. RcwgMiHUtaa (l. earmark)
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      305 37 Toul .No or pimrlnKK ride* Ist 2nd 3rd Placing* tar last II rides 1 Lmm 2 Tweedle 3 Robinson 4 Leon* 5 R*Joo I Slurp 7 Podmorr 8 Khoo Donnellj II P Lee 11 GwillUm 12 Ye*p IS M Lee 14 He^; 15 Cheam 11 Chlam 17 00l
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      97 37 o PRO-AM RACES ARE NOT INCLUDED Allan West Teh lUdgers Sunsurl Ahmad M Ismail PKLeMg E van Brenkelen Heddle Lee Taa G van Brenkelen V Chong Cheng Bnang Osman Noordln Jaa/ar f«fe Ist 16 10 8 7 7 6 5 5 4 4 4 4 3 3 3
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      95 37 Auric Asset Goldrn Arrow (ioodman Mdra J J Heddle Indent para HT Wee KPL WT Verdict Kum Ung Archer 4-M Thunder V Agasam Mem* Pegasus Chens V t I I pall M 5 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1
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      Trouble looms over Israel in Games
      243 38  -  HAKIKATRAI By THE Asian Amateur Athletic Association seem once again to be heading for trouble because India, the Asian Games hosts, may not invite Israel to the Games. If this happens, the member countries of the WAX, the controlling body for track and field
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      Setback for the Republic
      319 38  -  R. MANOR A J Asian hockey tourney fixtures revised again By THE fixtures for the Asian Cup hockey tournament in Lahore, from March 12-19, have been revised a second time, setting up Singapore for an even rougher time as they will have to meet Asia's top
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        45 38 BASKETBALL: Shanghai and Seoul kept their unbeaten records in the Asian inter-city tournament in Hongkong on Wednesday with respective victories over Tokyo and the British Colony. The Shanghainese beat Tokyo 87-77 on the third day of the five-city tournament, and Seoul defeated Hongkong 114-65
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        62 38 BOXING: World Boxing Council super-flyweight champion Kirn Chul-Ho. of South Korea, will fight Mexico's Raul Valdes instead of Rafael Orono, of Venezuela, in his fifth title defence on April 24 in Taejon, south of Seoul, on the council's orders. Kirn was originally due to stake his title against
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        30 38 IN Las Vegas, Florida-based Alexis Arguello, of Nicaragua. defends his WBC lightweight crown for the fourth time on April 3 against Hawaii's Andy Ganigan. promoter Don King said.
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        Trouncing
        23 38 HANDBALL: Yugoslavia earned the right to meet the Soviet Union in today's world championship final when they trounced Sweden 30-19 in Elsenfeld.
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        Paks win
        58 38 HOCKEY: Pakistan drew 1-1 with India at the Gadhafi Stadium in the last encounter to win their eight-Test junior series 3-1 Pakistan led 1-0 at half-time through a goal by left-back Irshad on a rebound in the ninth minute. India equalised after 10 minutes into the second session
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        37 38 OLYMPIC GAMES: Nice, the French resort town, much sought after for its palm trees, bright beaches ana sidewalk cafes, is considering a wild break from tradition with a project to host the 1992 Winter Olympics
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        57 38 WKHiHTUFTING: Bulgar ian weightlifter Redzheb Redz hebov has set a world record in the under 60kg class, with a jerk of 170.5 kg at the Friendship Cup competition in Frunze. Kirghizia, the official Tass News Agency said. It said Redzhnebov bettered by half a kilogramme the record set
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        65 38 YACHTING: Australian yacht Buccaneer set a world record when it crossed the finish line first in the Xerox Sydney-Rio race on Thursday breaking the record by 30 hours, regatta organisers said. But the boat may lose the race to New Zealand's Ta'aroa, which has a four-day handicap under
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      105 38 ASIAN GAMES TO COST INDIANS 911 mil DUBAI, Fri. The Indian Government and private corporations will spend US$43O million ($9ll million) on preparations for the Ninth Asian Games in New Delhi later this year, the secretary of the organising committee said yesterday. S. S. Gill told a Press conference that
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      THE FIXTURES
      87 38 March 12 China v Malaysia, India v Bangladesh, Pakistan v Sri Lanka. March 13 Singapore v India, Bangladesh v Sri Lanka, Pakistan v China. March 14 India v Malaysia, Singapore v Pakistan, China v Sri Lanka. March 15 Malaysia v Singapore, China v Bangladesh. March 16 Pakistan v
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      Lock icon Chinese take 3-1 lead on first day
      204 38 Chinese take 3-1 lead on first day BANGKOK, Fri. China yesterday swept to a 3-1 lead after the first day's play of the two-day, ninematch Asian Zone final of the Thomas Cup badminton championships here. China, making their debut in the tournament after joining the International Badminton Federation last year,
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      Lock icon Pascoe joins Lillee
      30 38 NELSON, Fri. Len Pascoe has joined fellow fast bowler Dennis Lille? in announcing that he is not available for Australia's cricket tour of Pakistan this year. Reuter.
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      Ramayah, Minoza head the field
      463 38  -  DEREK WILD By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Marimuthu Ramayah, Malaysia's top golfer, and Frankie Minoza, a Filipino amateur, led the field at the end of the first round of the truncated Malaysia Open golf championship at the Royal Selangor Golf Club here today. They each shot
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      Lock icon Soli and Hoch shoot 65s to share lead
      215 38 Soli and Hoch shoot 65s to share lead ORLANDO, Fri. Mick Soli and Scott Hoch shot six-under-par 65s to share the first-round lead in the Bay Hill Classic golf tournament here yesterday. Soli made seven birdies, including two on the last three holes, while Hoch had six. Craig Stadler and
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      Lock icon When 'firsts' are second to fund-raising
      245 39  -  WILFRED YEO By AN AMERICAN and a German in Singapore's women's soccer team? Yes. And, apart from making history as the first non-Singaporeans in the squad, the pair American Aja Parsons and German Mona Frleke are proving themselves to be among the outstanding members
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      307 39  -  PATRICK BASTIANS SOME TEAMS MAY BE FORCED TO CHANGE THEIR ORDER OF PLAY By THERE will be shocks when the 110 teams in the national squash league pause in midseason sometime between April 20 and May 12 to change their order of play,
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      Johnstone has a touch of class too...
      232 39 CHRIS JOHNSTONE, of Australia, enroute to the Magnolia Tennis Classic in the Republic from Wednesday until Sunday week, has caused ripples internationally by defeating American Roscoe Tanner, rated the world's 15th best tennis professional, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. He did not name the tournament,
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      185 39 CHRISTCHURCH, Fri. Veteran Onny Parun pushed New Zealand to a 2-0 lead in their first round Davis Cup match against Spain today. Parun beat Spaniard Angel Gimenez 6-3, 6-3, 63. In Los Angeles, American Billie Jean Ring beat Leigh Ann Thompson 6-1, 7-5 in the
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      57 39 LONDON, Fri. The English Test and County Cricket Board's executive committee have deferred until tomorrow any decision on the Test future of thi- 12 rebel cricketers currently touring South Africa. The committee, under chairman George Mann, decided to meet again today before putting forward their recommendations to the
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      Lock icon England are four up
      81 39 BLETCHLEY, Fri. England took a 4-0 lead in the fivematch badminton series against Japan with a 4-2 win here last night. Reailts (English names first): Steve Baddeley lost to Hiroyuk Hasegawa 9-15. 18-15. 6-15; Nora Perry-Gillian Gilks bt Hiromi Tsukioka-Michiyo Tomita 15-5, 154; Ray StevensNirk Yates
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      151 39 Pakistan recover KARACHI, Fri. Pakistan, playing without eight top players, made a remarkable recovery from 126 for six to 240 for eight at the close of play on the opening day of the first cricket Test against Sri Lanka here today. PAKISTAN Mimir Akhtar c Gunatillekeb De Mcl 6 RtewMUHUDM
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      East Payoh top group
      61 39 EAST Payoh emerged Group One champions when they beat Serangoon Gardens 3-2 In the boys' Under-17 North Zone schools' badminton tournament yesterday. After yesterday's matches Ang Mo Kio emerged champions in Group Two. RmalU: North Zone Under--17 boys St Gabriel 3 Serangoon Garden Technical 2, Pei
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      National player Lim finds sponsors
      223 39 NATIONAL badminton player Robert Lim Teck Heng won his battle to compete in Europe only after the Singapore Badminton Association extended his deadline to find his own sponsors for the trip, reports LEX SKOW YAM. He almost threw in the towel when he could not
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      Low-keyed start to youth meet
      270 39 IT WAS a low-keyed start in the Pepsi youth squash tournament at the Kallang Complex yesterday. The top eight seeds rested, all receiving byes in the boys' under-19 event, and the first day was marred by no less than four walkovers. ReaalU: Bays' udrr-ll tint
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      Jurong Town hope for home support
      306 39 JURONG TOWN Football Club's clash with Changi United in today's National League Division Two League match at Jurong Stadium has caused Jurong Town secretary Krishnan Suppiah sleepless nights, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. The cause of his restlessness is the Jurong fans, who he hopes will
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      50 39 PRETORIA. Fri The unofficial English cricket side made a shaky start to their controversial South African tour yesterday when they drew a twoday match with an Under-25 XI. Rain stopped play shortly before tea. Scores: England 152-7 dec and 32-2. S African U-25 152-7 dec Reuter.
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      Goalie Suresh is toast of Ang Mo Kio
      325 39  - Goalie Suresh is toast of Ang Mo Kio LEK SEOW YAM By ANG MO KlO's Felix Su- i resh brought a welcome change to goalkeeping fortunes in schoolboy soccer when he became the toast i of his team at his schoolground yesterday. Suresh saved two penalties, enabling his team to
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      Thrilling win
      29 39 INDIAN Association rallied to a thrilling 2-1 victory over Civil Service Association on the second day of the Balestier Club's under-20 hockey competition at Balestier Road yesterday.
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      Athletico offer turned down
      261 39  - Athletico offer turned down JOE OORAI By ATHLETICO MADRID. Spain's top professional soccer club, want to play Singapore at the National Stadium in June. The visitors, who boast of several top Spanish players, have asked for a staggering match fee of $106,000. in addition to three days' accommodation at a
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      265 39 ATHLETICS Combined Schools trials (RI. 2.30 p.m.); SAAA 3rd Road Relay League (East Coast Parkway Bedok Jetty, 4 p.m.); XL Race Walking League (East Coast Parkway Bedok Jetty, 4 p.m.). CRICKET MCA lateritHe: S'pore v Negri (Balestier Road, 10 a.m.). HOCKEY PrteMlly: Asian Cup squad v Seletar SC-PARC (Tangfin. 4
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    510 40  -  HSUNG BEE HWA By I INDUSTRY leaders have said that more incentives could have been given in the industrial and commercial sectors. They said that given the j gloomy economic scenario this year, more liberal concessions should have j been incorporated. Mr Wee Cho Yaw, presi-
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    130 40 A WORKER sweeping the empty assembly line at General Motors plant in Fremont, California, paints a grim picture of the year ahead. The huge plant, which was modernised last year and once employed nearly 7,000 workers, closed yesterday a victim of the car
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    40 40 BEIJING. Fri. China's 200 million smokers puffed 794 billion cigarettes last year, and the tar content in Chinese cigarettes was about three times greater than that in most foreign cigarettes, the newspaper China Daily said today. Reuter.
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    32 40 NEW YORK, Fri The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials (ell by 1.14 to 806.41 in the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    Israel 'may attack South Lebanon'
    105 40 Israel 'may attack South Lebanon' As Mr Mitterrand concludes his visit to Israel. United States government officials in WASHINGTON said they are increasingly fearful that a sizable Israeli assault of southern Lebanon has become virtually inevitable. They added that so far Mr Begin had resisted internal pressures for an attack
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    514 40 JERUSALEM, Friday ISRAELI Prime Minister Menachem Begin clashing openly with French Prime Minister Francoise Mitterrand yesterday twice rejected his visitor's plea for a Palestinian statehood and described the proposal as "horrendous." Mr Begin became unwell during a dinner in Mr Mitterrand's honour at the King
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    82 40 China raps newsmen BEIJING, Fri China today attacked foreign journalists who spread rumours about Chinese leaders, a clear reference to speculation which surrounded the activities of vicechairman Deng Xiaoping who disappeared from public view for five weeks earlier in the year The communist party newspaper People's Daily did not name
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    41 40 LONDON, Fri. Miss Carol Thatcher was yesterday hired as a talk-show hostess by a lx>ndon radio station. The 28--year-old daughter of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher says she plans to avoid political arguments with callers to her phone-in broadcasts. Reuter.
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      136 40 frie** Nation Playing handball Handball has nothing to do with hantam bola of the good old days when you bounced a rubber ball off a wall, caught it and then delivered a stinging hit at the nearest player. It's a new game which only made its debut here about two
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      181 40 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Fair and warm. TKMP. (C) op to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 7.19 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.13 a.m. Amsterdam 5 10C Cloudy Lw Angeles 11 21 C Cloudy Athens 817 C Gear Madrid 5 13C Gear Bangkok 28 33C Clear Manila
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      For those with $$$ and time
      831 1 For those with and time IF EVER, God forbid, the Q.E. 2 were to run aground, all would probably not be lost. The hairstylists on board could doubtless save the day by refloating the ship on a tide of blue hair rinse. A fanciful thought, of course. But all the
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      Ramayana epic on TV
      330 2 THE legend of the Ramayana unfolds in a $35,000 television extravaganza, starting June 30. Produced by one of SBC's senior producers, E. S. J. Chandran, the seven-episode dancedrama series, based on the historical adventures of Rama is, to date, the most expensive Indian (TV) production. This
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      BEHIND THE CAMERA with Kannan Chandran
      357 2 BEHIND THE CAMERA with Kannan Chandran Have you noticed that the weather girls have been missing from your TV screens for the past few days? According to SBC's Senior Public Relations Officer, Mr V. S. Sundram, this was done to make the presentation of the English weather report conform to
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        189 2 MINOLTA HI-MATIC AF2 The new Point and Shoot camera with all the warning signals to ensure perfect pictures everytime. L^L^&^Lba^Lh AUTO FOCUS AUTO EXPOSURE AUTO FLASH (BUILT-IN) 4^. WARNING BEEPS K M FAIL-SAFE SHUTTER RELEASE EASY FILM LOADING MINOLTA (1557) CATHAY PHOTO STORE (PTE) LTD. I V~^Y I Head Office:
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        130 2 Charity Tamil variety show MALARNTHA '25 Singapore Tamil Youths' Club Victoria Theatre, Sunday, 7 p.m. Tickets at $5, $3 THE first local Tamil variety show this month is by the Singapore Tamil Youths' Club to mark their 25th anniversary. Proceeds, together with that from a planned dinner and dance at
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        30 2 E3 National fW4/«^&t^ Ti^Sl Standard Stereo |l RX-1950 National's new combination of radio and cassette with stereo through its <aY W^lßfi featherweight headphones. tfi^^ Develop the reading habit Times Bookshops
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        281 2 Return of the Giant TODAY! wiln ["■<*'•>' Leslie caught traditional Indian instrubetweon these incredible ments. MIDNIGHT MOVIK if^ff A^nSElSi In toda y' s Programme, giant (ci s, in* £g& a t t g gJ!£SE *tfraKaS p.m.): Last seen on incidents and ihp Ll Balas b ramani--sSc'.c year ago. The l^tKUr'J&t
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        759 2 out (o kill an Indian chief The Walton* The VloI driven rrom his land. tlms (Ch 5, «.35 p.m.): r^ WM Thais when the ex- When a local girl is mis■l f I T^fl I arm > Captain (branded a treated by her husband I I coward) intervenes Mary Ellen
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        625 2 frontier of the Cold War. The Berlin blockade marks a high point of confrontation. In 1953, Stalin's death briefly brought promises of a thaw in relations. hineae Cinema Kidnap In Rome (Ch 8, t.H p.m.): This weekend's Mandarin movie is a detective thriller about the kidnap of an oil tycoon's
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        1252 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 12.45 PM Opening followed by Sesame 635 The Waltons The V| ctims Street 7 25 Cultural Diary (English) 1.45 The New Space Ghost And The 0.. c c C OidS 7 5 0 s t*e y f<»« The Predator 2.10 Saturday Matinee Ride To Glory
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        Quiet, subtle film
        668 3  -  PATRICK SHEN ABSENCE OF MALICE Now showing at Orchard Heviewed by "A MIRAGE Enterprises Production" so the credits inform us. Quite appropriate too, for Absence Of Malice is a film about how nothing is turned into something of consequence through overzealousness. "Things are not what they seem,
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        Unconventional paintings from poor boy made good
        389 3  -  CHUA LEONG By EXHIBITION OF CHINESE PAINTINGS Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce Building Until Monday, 10 a.m. 6 p.m IN ancient China, only the rich and well-edu-cated could afford to learn the art of painting, as they needed paper, brushes and inks which
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        Plumber's horror
        211 3 "A PLUMBER'S nightmare, says an old joke about the tuba. In fact, there are over nine metres of metal pipes in this elephantine instrument. It is huge and clumsy and tends to dwarf the player. At a concert the eye is always drawn to its shining bell, which
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        Play it again, Peebles
        306 3  -  JOHN DE SOUZA ANTONY PEEBLES PIANO RECITAL DBS Auditorium Monday only, 8 p.m. Previewed by HIS name: Antony Peebles. Quaint it might sound. But there's nothing shy or shrinking about the renowned musicianship of this shrewd, perceptive pianist. Already a well-known name in his native Britain
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        Multi-cultural arts festival
        322 3 11th FESTIVAL OF ARTS United World College, Dover Road Tomorrow until March 20 YET another varied, multi-cultural arts festival with items from satire to song performed by about 500 of the school's 1,300 students. Go along to Dover Road and see entertaining items like: Carmlna Borana and
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        109 3 It's a brighter Sunday with Sunday Nation bbV'C'^^bV bb^^ bbibbv bbV be -M, bbv HI bb\ dm i j k»VBj BBV I BBBBB^^^ -?t^ Bh^ Ji BBBBBjQr. 'f& ir Bbl^^L^* t^BL BmbV _^BW^^Bi I BB^BB^BBiBk I t .^Brfß^. I BB^ BB^BVE^^^*~ BBr > -*BB B^BB^BB^BbBBjV KE^H'^^bl I M. _l BV^BBBV
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        1649 4 i^rM OITICIAL OPENING OF NEW SHOWROOM V^^J rJkv<^"M\ UNIVERSAL TIIES ENTERPRISE PTE. LTDXI 2M Sr A oS vMiiTy 296/300, UPPER PAYA LEBAR ROAD, SINGAPORE 1953. TEL: *****68. *****43. l»***jl \^#y TELEX: RS ***** U TILE CABLE: "UNITILE" *^p We welcome the delegation from Ceramica Aurora Ceramica S. Antonio to officiate
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        Fiction outdone by reality
        971 5  -  Arianna Stassinopoulos MARIA CALLAS By Hamlyn Paperbacks, 1981. 429 pages. $12 70 Reviewed by HOWARD CLEMENTS MARIA Callas was called "the singer of the century" and her contribution to opera was ranked with Verdi's. But at the end of her life, isolated in her Paris apartment
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        A book for scholars
        530 5  -  F. K. Lehman MILITARY RULE IN BURMA SINCE 1962 Edited by Maruzen Asia, tor the Institute of South-east Asian Studies. 1981. 81 pages. $16 Reviewed by ROBERT CHEW PUBLISHING conference papers seems to be a fad these days and, judging from its recent output, it would
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        Heroines and hoes
        369 5  -  SLEDGEHAMMER By Jasper Smith Hamlyn Paperbacks. 250 pages $8 40 Reviewed by KAREN D'ROZARIO brand of heated polemics after having stumbled upon the evil plan, some bright spark suggests using women troopers of the Israeli Army, the best female crack unit in the world, to deal the
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        234 6 lOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC CATHAY: LAST 3 DAYS! (*****00) 5 SHOWS: Ham, 1.30, 4. 6.30, 9.15pm V I CATHAY -i TUES. WED. ONLY "*V f?4 (HIT EiCTIQOD %^A *CEiELESBBIISOI* C^jSßjl. JDHI SCTE ODEON: NOW SHOWING ?i (*****16) Note Times: 11am, 2.15, 5.30, 8.45pm I; CATHAY: TONIGHT MIDNIGHT I l.i ■'WiW^bbbM y bit mkheiik
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        970 6 1 1 Ann, ni KnHc E CAPITOL: OPENS TOD AY!' I J A I UOI *****59) 5 shows daily:llam, 1.45, 4 .00, 6.30,9.15pm No Free List 1 I rb^ranrp 'IF THIS DONT SCfIRE v^ a THE HELL OUT OF YOU mjJsT L bA b I aPa» JBb*B^^bMbb«»W -^V^&^3|^^l^^^^iJ i Bl^BB^^^^'l^'^'Bi
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        552 6 OWC* W IS >TIQM ■.J-H-'ii^^iyfra-ai NOW SHOWIN; 1 1 om I 30 400 64b I T'""— i i i i i sl I Horn I4b 400 6 30, 9lb I 1 "Motofii Palrel- .■>.• mfs, pj ,I*IMitIIIWII aj II am 1 4b 400 64b 9 I b "MoMii Patrol" n»»j
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        261 6 5 \ZJr/ OOGANISAION C| i*7ii:rv>'»Ff.i <; y LABTIOAVS! 5' 11am. 1.30. 4.6 JO ttiipm C Q t».:.i:r.v.a^ f| -.yr] O OPENS TODAY' V A 130.4 00.«30at15pm (I X i«]».i«kaß»mirßj c Q NOW SHOWING! C f i Plaaaa Mol« Tim** f X 11am. MS. $Jott«Spm > x *i^K I X NOW
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        707 7 NEW RELEASES AIR-FLOWN DIRECT FROM USA ELO Time .__i^__.^^^_ NEW RELEASES REPEAT SHIPMENT Adam The Ants AT PRIf IMPORTED FROM ATSSIC.QA Pnnce Charmmy nFC^#%tflki% USA AT ID OU Central Line Walking U SSllJtHn CC A A/\ Into Sunshine *W J n*nU Go Go's Our Lips are Orchestral Manoeuvres ■■^■i^aMl^^^Hi Sealed
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        Relished radish
        1331 8  - Relished radish TAN LEE LENG By A FEW weeks ago, when green vegetables were at pricey heights, I turned my attention to root vegetables and found the sadly neglected and underestimated radish family. Radishes are inexpensive and are available all the year round. Most cuisines in the world use the
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        Hot, curried flavour
        1073 8  - Hot, curried flavour NATALIN LING Nair's Eating House 207/209 Wishart Road Reviewed by WHEN we think of Singaporean Indians, we immediately think of "Indiatown" Serangoon Road area. Seldom do we think of the Keppel and lower Pasir Panjang stretch, which teems with Indian port workers. Cinema operators know this well.
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        WINE FINDS
        279 9 PINOT Chardoonay Macon Blanc 1979 (Monunesain) I was so impressed when I first tasted tins wine a couple of days ago that before settling down to write this column I stared a second bottle with my wife a notoriously bard judge of my opinio— > on •fern To
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        Nice carnival food
        82 9 FTVE *»>» to ail tfc* dw left U wtir Ike te*ri— UMcs af Gmn/ >lrr »t the Mte* C««rt'<i (Vi Bl<— niliifiit Start wttk trtwk a <w»f— i «f ateei >eggtea, cress, rvea freak u*vt(H wttk a lgfct ifculjiiHi a— cc. As BMia emit, c* r *ke
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        Lock icon The family that cooks together...
        598 9  -  MMI SHERATON By in N«« York 4 Not even the faster pace of modern life nor mothers who spend more time in offices than in kitchens need eliminate such opportunities. There are still weekends when the kitchen can in a true sense become the heart
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        Lock icon Cooking Bajan-style
        529 9  -  PIERRE FRANEY Baked Chicken Bajan-style By in Maw York IT IS difficult to travel abroad without picking op an idea or two about cooking. Thinking of that. I am reminded that I am often asked whether I can leniudnce almost ■SJ dish sampip*] *:*f. out asking the ingredients
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        253 8 -AUSTRALIAN MAKES MUSCLE IN THE MAN! Protein power! fi^?' Delicious nourishment )<= ((^V^^ 1^ for better health- KwX w "l^V strength-vitality! /^jl Beef i$ s natural, important part of your daily diet -jr jk It provides protein to build new body tissue and //t^V^^ promotes healthy growth Beef is rich
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        363 9 W M Mammal amm^nsssa^pJ 1 W -^.y A /^1 V^l mmmmmmmH C< JJJ^tK>nillu mamamamammal mm. .^m |Pl qHHH^HI tß^L^ (^ammT 1 4 II 3 1 4 Lj FfvCiJCi Emeron Excellence Beauty Soap Free Emeron Beauty Soap when you buy one 400 ml bottle of Emeron Conditioning Shampoo. Emeron Conditioning Shampoo
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        688 10 Mechanical Handling Engineering (S) Pte Ltd (Member of the Jebaen Jeaaen Group of Companies SEA) invites applications from dynamic and highly motivated Singapore citizens to fill the following positions: PROJECT ENGINEER The incumbent is expected to take full charge of supervision work at site and to arrange for and supervise
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        648 10 \n Inlcrnatinnal Compan> invites cxpcTKnct-d applicants fur the following appointments in SAUDI ARABIA and SINt.AI^KK: IPPOMTMENTS IN S.MDI ARABIA (MALE APPLICANTS ONLY) (A) SYSTEM ANALYSTS/ PROGRAMMERS 2 3 years experience neing Interactive coboL Etxperienee on main frame computer and knowledge of systems design. (B) MARKETING EXECUTIVES (Hardware and General Supply)
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        771 10 n^t^^^l^^^ffell B t 'W™ -te^4 Awt- l '/J^</e.inc K at All tycenb $*r XV £aVcur'i&s V 7'au '•ah catfvMe iwdz'ctak. 1 *^k "{Vie, wcA^sx&rih qethnq V AveruA") And our kUoufjktt -t-urn-tb M m jfo cco iy*m*h)p**i*-J> you wi m one \,\icky \s<m-y Sr\(>k 1 bet wefotofI WiM i/tni $^<»7 -o\r
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        2027 11 I A l/atcrhouse associates pte ltd 1 Management Consultants in a wide range of services including: executive recruitment, organisation and corporate planning, financial management, manufacturing, production and project management systems and procedures, market surveys, data processing and computerisation, job evaluation, salary surveys and compensation structuring, as well as management training
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        125 11 SALES REPRESENTATIVE Manufacturing Jeweller requires a Sales Representative to serve the Singapore market. Applicants should have good contacts with local jewellers and goldsmiths and be self- motivated to successfully promote our exquisite line of fine jewellery. Effective communication and ability to generate new clients are a must. An attractive salary
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        568 12 Glaxo f Glaxo is one of the world's leading and most successful health I tare companies, with an outstanding research record in many therapeutic areas. \j Our modern factory costing about 1 00 Q million dollars is equipped with highly I O sophisticated machinery to produce basic drugs. We are
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        922 12 ISTOSHIBAS B Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the newly created positions of:B ADMINISTRATIVE AND PERSONNEL OFFICER Q HThe ncumbent will report to the Manager, Administration Personnel and assist him m all aspects of general and personnel administration of both B Toshiba's manufacturing and trading operations in Singapore.
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        453 12 Brown Root (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. Brown Root are internationally recognised leaders in the design and construction of oil and gas facilities. Our Kuala Lumpur office is actively engaged in projects for Malaysian clients and continuing expansion means we have a vacancy for a: STRUCTURAL DESIGN ENGINEER Applicants should be Malaysian
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        248 12 Maior pharmaceutical manufacturer situated in Jurong has an immediote opening for the post ofSECRETARY to MANAGING DIRECTOR The incumbent should preferably have few years experience in secretarial duties including office administration work. The |ob involves wide areas of activities including secretarial work for other departments. The basic salary is negotiable
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        652 13 LEE KIM TAH (PTE) LTD invites applications for w^tmm the following positions:A) ASST. PROJECT MANAGER Hiis in one of the- key positions in the organization and the- successful candidate will be responsible for the management of a construction project He will be required to prepare estimates of materials and labour
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        660 13 Our client, a major US Bank, seeks to appoint a sharp and aßßressive senior FX'MM dealer to make a positive contribution ti> its active and highly professional dealing team. The ideal candidate should possess: a tertiary education with several years of active dealing experience; a sound understanding of financial markets
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        752 13 czi PHILIPS -^tr-j—^ MAINTENANCE ENGINEER I \V*Vvfi,"* j^> t* Candidate should possess a Degree in Electronic or Mechanical ,-j 3 Engineering with a minimum of 2 years experience in .t* -.1 maintenance of production equipment. ;ffmiU»fc*f^ U-U-iTU His job is to lead and guide a group of line maintenance TUTlirtfJUkllf^
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        407 13 If you are matured and growthoriented with abilities to mix well with all levels of people, we invite you to join us as: PROCUREMENT ENGINEER Bachelor's degree in Electrical/ Mechanical Engineering, preferably with some knowledge of materials and processes used in the manufacture of electronic components. LCD or printed circuit
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        1414 14 W k l ■ft J I 1 1 VA iMVmrtm BRUNEI SHELL invites opplicotions from qualified Instrumentation Technicians for positions in its Engineering Maintenance and Services Department at Seria, Brunei, and in the Engineering Department of Brunei LNG Limited based ot Lumut, Brunei Successful candidates will be responsible for the
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        699 14 f INTERNATIONAL AIRFREIGHT FORWARDER 1 based at Singapore Chongi Airport, has immediate vacancies in the following categories SALES EXECUTIVE This position requires a good knowledge ot the European export market, as the successful candidate will provide back-up to the Route Development Manager Europe, ond would work in close liaison with
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        495 14 /J3§eT^7 SINGAPURA BUILDING SOCIETY LTD invites applications for the senior position of:— MANAGERHIRE PURCHASE This is a rare opportunity for the right candidate with the relevant experience and connections in hire purchase. The successful candidate will be responsible for organising the new department, recruiting the required supporting staff, starting up
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        799 15 QUALITY CONTROL MANAGER Location Kuala Lumpur Salary Negotiable up to M $60,000 p. a. Here is an opportunity for an experienced professional to join a well-established company In the food and beverage industry, which offers a real challenge In management and technical skills. This job will a p part to
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        736 15 PETTY RAY GEOPHYSICAL CO. k requires D.P. COMPUTER SUPERVISOR for its Singapore Data Processing Centre. Requirements Singapore Citizen with valid driving licence Smart appearance with a mature and professional outlook. University graduate or have professional qualifications with at least 4 years' experience in a DP. Supervisory capacity. Responsibilities: To maintain
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        647 15 88 Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore (Private) Limited The upstream Company of Singapore's $2 billion petrochemical complex in Pulau Ayer Merbau, invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions:MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR (INSTRUMENTATION) The successful candidate will report to the Assistant Engineer and assist him in planning and co-ordination of the
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        742 16 riiaailflilJilafliKl I MANAGER Advertising m£^^ I Public Relations (Salary Negotiable) OUR CLIENT, a major local bank, invites top calibre public relations professionals to apply for the position of MANAGER, ADVERTISING PUBLIC RELATIONS. APPLICANTS should be university graduates who are also members of relevant professional organisations. Previous experience in ad- vertising,
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        692 16 JUiosCopco Atlas Copco, a world leader in compressors, tools and drilling equipment for mining, construction and industry is looking for well-qualified, dynamic and ambitious personnel to join its rapidly expanding Regional Headquarters as a: PRODUCT ENGINEER Around 5540.000 p.a. Negotiable The selected candidate will be the technical product specialist in
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        727 16 PPSC PHILLIPS PETROLEUM I^2Jl| SINGAPORE CHEMICALS (PTE) LTD 2010 GOLDHILL PLAZA. TOWER BLOCK NEWTON ROAD. SINGAPORE 1130 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES The petrochemical industry will be growing significantly in the 80s and is one of the key factors to the Republic's strategy in restructuring the economy. PPSC is a downstream company in
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