The Straits Times, 8 March 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Lock icon Opec acts to avert price fall
    635 1 Production cut of 1.5 m barrels a day DOHA (Qatar), Sunday THE Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries will reduce its overall output by 1.5 million barrels a day in the hope of preventing a drop in oil prices, it was disclosed here yesterday after
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    Sunday fishing fever
    334 1 Pictures: MICHAEL LIEW Report: RONNIE WAI THE normally serene Chinese Garden In Jurang was Oiled yesterday with more than 3,* M anglers who turned up to take a crack at the otherwise forbidden fish there. The halt which Jurong Environmental Engineering (JEE) used press coverage of the
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    Lock icon Nine feared dead in tanker blast
    137 1 NEW YORK, Sun. Nine crew members of an unloaded American tanker that exploded yesterday in the Atlantic Ocean are missing and presumed dead, a US Coast Guard spokesman said today. The blast occurred aboard the 45,000-tonne Golden Dolphin about 1,500 km east of Bermuda
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    French spy satellite plan
    230 1 PARIS, Sun FRANCE plans to put a spy satellite in orbit in the next five years to become the third country after the United States and the Soviet Union to track troop movements and military installations throughout the world, defence officials say. The project has taken
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    Lock icon Food from cow dung
    80 1 NEW DELHI, Sun. Hungry villagers in Central India are picking grain out of cow excrement to survive and are being fed a poisonous weed suspected of causing paralysis, said an official survey published today. "There are some villages in India even today where 77.7 per cent
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    Lock icon Iran violence
    34 1 TEHERAN. Sun Six people were killed and an undetermined number wounded yesterday in a new outbreak of violence between dissidents and revolutionary guards in Teheran, according to several reports here today. AFP
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    Lock icon rSecret moves by US to loosen Soviet I grip on Iran
    890 1 rSecret moves by US to loosen Soviet I grip on Iran WASHINGTON. Sun according to intelligence reports THE United States has launched a secret campaign with the dual purpose of countering Sovi- et influence in Iran and shaping the oil-rich nations future, according to Western intelligence officials. The non-American officials
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    Chua: RCs can do better job than an opposition
    566 1 RESIDENTS' committees, being the most representative group of grassroots leaders Singapore ever had, are a better check on government than an opposition in Parliament, Home Affairs Minister Chua Sian Chin said last night. They bring the democratic process down to the
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      Lock icon KHOMEINY'S MESSAGE
      68 1 BEIRUT, San. In an effort to thwart rumours that he Is seriously 111. Iranian leader Ayatollah Kohollah Khomelny today received a group of Iranian soccer players at his north Teheran home today, Teheran radio reported. The state-owned radio broadcast a tape of KhomelnyS speech to the athletes, monitored
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      488 2 Emergency plant THE Public Utilities Board has installed an enormous 96-megawatt emergency power plant in the Pasir Panjang power station' after transporting it from Keppel wharf on two 62- wheel low loaders. The plant can produce power enough to light up two towns the size of Ang Mo Kio
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      642 2 Escap report THE UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (Escap) has reported that South Asia continues to be blighted by grinding poverty, slow income growth, lack of jobs ana chronic trade deficits. In contrast, it said, Asean, Burma. Hongkong and South Korea last
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      SECTION 2
      310 2 Mother's superstars GRANNY Chng Siew Han is mother to the first family of ballet in Singapore. For example, youngest son Choo San. 33. choreographs for the American Ballet Theatre whose artistic director is no other than Mikhail Barvshnikov. Although her husband was originally very much against their sons
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      COMMENT
      320 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: It seems unfair to force the Asian carriers along the London-Australia route to agree to Increased fares If they are able to run a profitable operation at present rates. The best way for the airlines feeling the pinch of the world recession to stay in
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      262 2 GOLD CONTINUES DOWNWARD MOVE GOLD continued its downward move today on more heavy liquidation and ended at U*****.25 U*****.25 ($705) an ounce. U5510.25 below last Thursday's close and U5526.75 below the previous Friday s close. Evidence of economic recession and disinflation both in the US and in other
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      BACKGROUND
      38 2 BEHIND SAUDI'S DENIAL In Behind The Headlines. JOHN DRYSDALE discusses the significance behind Saudi Arabia's denial that her crude oil output has been reduced, and the prospects and consequences of a continuing fall in oil prices. PageK
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      SPORTS
      181 2 Spurs pull back 3-2 TOTTENHAM Hotspur survived a first-half scare in the English Football Association Cup to keep alive their interest in four major competitions. They were down 1-0 at half-time and had to battle for a 3-2 triumph over Chelsea to reach the semifinals of the Cup. which
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      196 2 Islamic varsity AN international Islamic university with staff and students of all races and religions will be opened in Malaysia next year, said Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad. It will teach in English and Arabic but may use Bahasa Malaysia for administration. The venue for
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      SECTION 3
      141 2 Moral sensitivity PHILOSOPHY lecturer MARTIN LU says that Ren is the central doctrine of Confucian ethics. "In Chinese medicine, physical numbness is described as suffering from the absence of Ren. In Confucian ethics it is mans inborn moral sensitivity Only when man has achieved this sensitivity can he
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      Lock icon Hard times ahead for China's cyclists
      76 3 Hard times ahead for China's cyclists THIS cyclist literally lost by a bell. He was fined SI fen (about M cents) for falling to have a bell on his bicycle in Beljng at the weekend. The strict new traffic law came Into effect on March 1 and empowers policemen to
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      Lock icon Plot to disrupt polls revealed
      195 3 MANILA, Sun. Communist plans to disrupt local elections scheduled for May in Manila and to buy Russian-made rifles have been uncovered following the arrest of 17 people last I week, the Philippines' Armed Forces chief said. The Philippine News Agen- cy quoted General Fabian Ver
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      Lock icon Economic woes will blight progress: Escap
      491 3 BANGKOK, Sunday GRINDING poverty, slow growth of income, lack of jobs and chronic trade deficits continue to blight economic progress in South Asia, according to a United Nations survey published today. The assessment came in a regional survey report prepared by the UN Economic
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      Viets capture two Khmer bases: Reports
      358 3  - Viets capture two Khmer bases: Reports NANCY CHNG By Our Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Sun. Vietnamese and Heng Samrin troops continued their attacks on Khmer Rouge strongholds near the ThaiCambodian border today, and Thai military intelligence reports that at least two Khmer Rouge bases have been taken. The two bases, located
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      Lock icon Thais may heed Laos call to ease crossings
      168 3 Thais may heed Laos call to ease crossings BANGKOK, Sun. Thailand will consider opening more border crossings with communist-controlled Laos, Thai Interior Minister Sitthi Chirarote said. Mr Sitthi returned yesterday from a two-day trip to land-locked Laos, separated from Thailand by the common boundary of the Mekong River. He said
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      Lock icon Rubber for Russians
      100 3 HANOI, Sun. A total of 2,400 tonnes of Cambodian rubber were exported to the Soviet Union last year, Cambodian Vice-Minister for Agriculture Nhem Heng said in Phnom Penh yesterday. In a recent interview Mr Heng said Cambodia had placed great hopes in its hevea latex plantations. Some
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      Lock icon Hurt 'hero' puts secret papers before self
      126 3 BEIJING, Sun. Among China's latest heroes Is a foreign ministry worker who has Insisted In personally delivering secret documents despite serious Injuries In a car accident. In a front-page artiI cle, the People's Dally said that Mr Ku Pln-E was returning to the
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      570 3 WHERE DOES THE MARKET GO FROM HERE? This is the critical question of the moment as the market stands poised for its next move. Read the answer in this week's issue of FORECAST. The decision to buy, sell or retain stocks relies on how well FREE BOOK TO HELP PROTECT
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      Lock icon Canada's push for bigger bite in 130 markets
      488 4 Canada's push for bigger bite in 130 markets MONTREAL, Sunday CANADA is looking outside its traditional markets of the United States, Europe and Japan. It has launched a trade offensive in the 130 countries which now buy only 10 per cent of its exports. Backed by its liberal and pro-Third
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      Lock icon Troops for Salvador idea is 'far-fetched' — Reagan
      186 4 Troops for Salvador idea is 'far-fetched' Reagan LOS ANGELES, Sun. President Ronald Reagan has virtually ruled out the sending of American combat troops to El Salvador. A spokesman for the President, who is holidaying at his ranch in Santa Barbara, said yesterday: "It is an awfully far-fetch-ed idea that we
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      Lock icon 100 die in Guatemalan pre-election violence
      146 4 100 die in Guatemalan pre-election violence GUATEMALA CITY, Sun. Nearly 100 people were killed in the last hours of Guatemala's presidential campaign. They include 50 leftist guerillas and a top security officer of one of the candidates, authorities said yesterday. Four candidates are competing in today's election in the Central
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      Lock icon STOCKMAN: FARM AID WILL WORSEN DEFICIT BY $10 b
      334 4 STOCKMAN: FARM AID WILL WORSEN DEFICIT BY $10 b WASHINGTON, Sun. Budget Director David Stockman has informed Congress that he now calculates the budget deficit for the 1983 fiscal year at U5596.4 billion (5J204.3 billion), almost US$5 billion (5510.6 billion) more than President Ronald Reagan originally projected. The new estimate
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      Lock icon Party meet
      31 4 BANGKOK. Sun. The Vietnamese Communist Party will meet by the end of this month, its fifth congress since Feb 1930, the Vietnam News Agency, monitored here, said today AFP.
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      Lock icon New member
      24 4 DOHA (Qatar), Sun. Tunisia yesterday Joined the Organisation of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries (OAPEC) after Libya withdrew objections to its membership. Reuler.
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      Lock icon Doctors pin hopes on laser acupuncture to ease pain
      221 4 NEWARK, Sun PAIN researchers say laser light beams may soon be nsed to ease physical pain In a version of the ancient oriental practice of acupuncture. Dr Wu Wen-ftslen, director of the pain centre at the I'nlversltv of Medicine and Dentistry
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      Lock icon 'Republican unity torn by budget'
      334 4 WASHINGTON, Sun. SENATE Democratic leader Robert Byrd said yesterday Republican unity on President Ronald Reagan's 1983 budget has been shattered and the President had become increasingly isolated on the issue. "Last year, we saw a solid wall of 53 Republican senators who marched in locks
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      Lock icon Clerk's 'alarming' mistake cost 10 lives
      221 4 Clerk's 'alarming' mistake cost 10 lives HOUSTON THE night clerk at the Westchase Hilton Hotel did not know that silencing the switchboard fire alarm buzzer also silenced an alarm on the fourth floor where 10 people died of smoke inhalation yesterday, officials said. Arson investigator Richard Benson interviewed the clerk,
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      Lock icon 'Conflicts in Third World not plain E-W disputes'
      169 6 'Conflicts in Third World not plain E-W disputes' WASHINGTON, Sun FRENCH Cooperation Minister Jean Pierre Cot has called on the West to stop seeing Third World conflicts as "mere manifestations of East-West confrontation". He said this in an article in the latest edition of the US magazine Foreign Policy. He
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      Lock icon Tornadoes hit Miami
      70 6 MIAMI, Sun. Severe thunderstorms and several tornadoes hit the Miami area yesterday, killing a man, damaging about 100 homes and ripping down power lines, police said. Three or four people suffered minor injuries. Trees were uprooted, and power was interrupted in an area of about 15.5 sq
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      Lock icon Hotel pays victims' kin
      64 6 TOKYO, Sun. The Hotel New Japan here paid 100 million yen (*****,60U) to the bereaved families of four South Koreans killed in a Feb 8 fire, hotel executives said yesterday. The hotel had agreed to pay 80 million yen during negotiations with the victims' families, including
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      Lock icon Vying again
      41 6 KUWAIT, Sun. Former Lebanese President Suleiman Franjieh yesterday declared himself a candidate in the Lebanese presidential elections in May, saying that if elected he would settle the Lebanese crisis in three months, the Kuwait daily Ai Anbaa reported. AFP.
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      Lock icon Static display turns out shocking 'hairdo'
      67 6 IT'S enough to make your hair stand half-a-million volts of static electricity passes through Brad Matter's arm to give him an Uutant "halo" of hair. Brad got his shockIng hairdo at the Needham Science Centre, Massachusetts, at the weekend when he tried out a
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      Lock icon Bilateral talks to avoid crisis on EEC budget
      407 6 LONDON, Sun TALKS are gathering pace to avoid what has been described as a new crisis in the European Economic Community when EEC national leaders meet for a summit on March 29. Although the British Foreign Office is playing down the danger
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      Lock icon France taking Carlos threats Very seriously'
      317 6 PARIS, Sun. Interior Minister Gaston Defferre said yesterday he was taking very seriously the threats of international extremist "Carlos, the Jackal," who is demanding the release of two jailed suspected terrorists. On a weekend visit to his home town, Mr Defferre told reporters it
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      Lock icon Bomb attack on train
      48 6 NEW DELHI, Sun. A bomb attack took place on an express train near Dhanbad. about 250 km north-west of Calcutta, last night, it was reported. The windscreen of the driver's cabin was smashed but no one was hurt on the New Delhi-bound train. AFP.
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      Lock icon Op success
      38 6 BALTIMORE. Sun. A surgical team yesterday successful ly separated a pair of v,|.i\ old Siamese twins, joints! frorr. the chest to the upper stomach The operation was one of about two dozen ever successfully completed UPI
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      Lock icon Charged with kidnap of own daughter
      188 6 Charged with kidnap of own daughter PARIS, Sun. The parents of a 21-year-old French "Moonie" were yesterday charged with kidnapping their daughter after a failed bid to snatch her from the clutches of the international "Moon" soet last week. Miss Claire Chateau's parents seized her last Wednesday in a busy
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      Lock icon Terrorists tell of Moro's last moments
      166 6 Terrorists tell of Moro's last moments ROME, Sun. Former Premier Aldo Moro climbed calmly into the trunk of a car, believing he would be set free, according to accounts published yesterday of the last moments before he was murdered by Red Brigades kidnappers in 1978. He asked his guard, Mr
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      Lock icon Catch that spells ill
      77 6 MIAMI, Sun. Nineteen crewmen of an Italian tanker were stricken yesterday with severe food poisoning after eating fish they caught earlier. TTie coast guard rushed most of them to Miami for emergency treatment A coast guard spokesman identified the vessel as the tanker Coraggio. He said
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        Lock icon Son Sann awaits visa
        101 6 FORMER CAMBODIAN Prime Minister Son Sann, who has agreed to go to Beijing for talks with the communist Khmer Rouge and Prince Norodom Sihanouk about joining a coalition, is still waiting in Paris for a visa for China. Mr Son Sann, who had previously refused to
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        Lock icon Reminder to Europe
        53 6 CHINA, WHICH appeared to be realigning its foreign policy, reminded Western Europe yesterday of their shared concern over the US-Soviet arms race. An editorial in the Beijing Review stressed the common interest of China and Western Europe in the course of the arms race, which Beijing predicted
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        Lock icon Israeli-French talks
        70 6 ISRAEL AND France will hold talks in Paris next month to discuss the possible sale of a French nuclear reactor to the Jewish state, an Israeli government official said in Jerusalem yesterday. The negotiations, which will also cover arms sales, will be held by a joint economic commission
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        Lock icon Major Nato exercise
        61 6 A MAJOR North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato) command exercise begins today with a scenario featuring anti-Soviet moves in Eastern Europe, Nato sources said in Brussels yesterday. This year's exercise is based on the assumption that East European states take some initiatives to free themselves from Soviet domination.
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      W. Bank settlers put up road blocks in protest
      278 7 JERUSALEM, Sun. Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank today set up several road barri- cades to protest Israel's scheduled withdrawal from the Sinai peninsula, which is set for April 25. In one case, on the road leading from Beit Shan
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      Lock icon Assad blames US for Hama revolt
      117 7 LONDON, Sun. Syrian President Hafez Assad charged in an interview published here today that US intelligence was behind last month's violence in Hama, central Syria. (Some 8,000 to 10,000 people were killed in the three-week-long fighting between government forces and fundamentalists of the Muslim
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      83 7 4 WHEN yon think of what I said In Israel, and that I said the same thing to the Arabs, and that I have been able to do this while being received with sympathy everywhere, well, m that's something. 7 French President Francois Mitterrand commenting on how
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      Lock icon SOLDIERS ON ALERT AT BEIRUT CAR BOMB SITE
      153 7 SOLDIERS ON ALERT AT BEIRUT CAR BOMB SITE SYRIAN soldiers of the Arab peace-keep-ing force and Palestinian commandoes standing around the area in Beirut where a bomb exploded on Saturday, killing eight people and Injuring IS. The bomb was planted in a car in the busy seaside Jnah district near
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      Lock icon Islam body renews bid to end Gulf war
      258 7 Islam body renews bid to end Gulf war JEDDAH, Sunday THE 4jO-member Islamic Conference Organisation (ICO) resumed its shuttle diplomacy today in an effort to end the 18--month-old Iran and Iraq war. Guinean President Ahmed Sekou Toure, chairman of a nine-member ICO Peace Committee, and four other committee members left
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        Lock icon Whose eyes have it?
        60 7 THE 21,000 members of the American Optometric Association took a vote on who has the most distinctive eyes in the world. Bette Davis made the top 10 list easily. Her "penetrating eyes reveal a power personality," the optometrists said. For their male winner, they picked Omar
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        Lock icon All that glitters...
        87 7 NOW, to protect their designer jeans, designer purse, designer boots and designer eyeglasses, the wealthy in California can own a designer handgun for only US$lO,OOO (5521,200). To soothe the nerves of his ultra-rich clients in today's crime-ridden society, the owner of the appointmentsonly Bijan Boutique on Rodeo
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        Lock icon Footing the bill
        55 7 A CHICAGO prison guard i has been awarded US$l,2OO (552,544) compensation be- > cause a standard-sized tele- phone fell on his foot. Mr Lloyd Johnson, 23, said his foot was injured in January, 1980, when he was workins at a desk in the jail and a 2
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    Giant that can light up two towns in an emergency
    323 8 THIS mammoth piece of machinery pressing down on two 62-wheel low loaders is an emergency power plant that can light up two towns the size of Ang Mo Kio and Woodlands. Installed by the Public Utilities Board in the Pasir
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    French bank gives new maternity benefits
    361 8 French bank gives new maternity benefits A FOREIGN bank is the first in the banking industry to provide maternity benefits over and above the mandatory eight weeks' paid leave. Banque de l'lndochine et de Suez or Indosuez will pay for treatment and consultation plus reimbursement of 75 per cent of
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    AAS offers free no-strings car checks
    229 8 AAS offers free no-strings car checks THE Automobile Association of Singapore (AAS) will give its members free pre-inspections for their cars with no strings attached when its vehicle inspection centre opens. This means that for the approximately 35.000 AAS members, the centre in Eunos Avenue 3 will have a $40
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    Form more anti-crime groups call
    103 8 THE Senior ParliamentarySecretary (National Development) and MP for Bukit Panjang, Mr Lee Yiok Seng, urged residents of his constituency to form more Neighbourhood Watch groups. Mr Lee, who was opening a crime prevention exhibition organised by the Bukit Panjang "A" and "B zones residents committees
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    New office bearers
    76 8 THE new chairman of the Singapore District Society of the Institute of Administrative Accounting and Data Processing (Britain) is Mr Ng Soon Chye. Other office bearers include honorary secretary Mr Thomas P. S. Lian. honorary treasurer Miss Connie Chua, and committee members Mr William Hsu, Mr Victor
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    Computer fillip to chamber's members
    183 8 Computer fillip to chamber's members THE setting up of a $132,000 microcomputer centre last year was a milestone in the education programme of the Singa- j pore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, its annual report says. The centre gives members and their staff the chance to keep up with
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    Day at Desaru for 44
    41 8 A ONE-DAY trip to Desaru has been organised by the Metropolitan YMCA on Good Friday. April 9. The trip is limited to 44 people and those interested should register early. For details, telephone *****55 ext 502
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    Genting visit
    35 8 THE Kirn Keat community centre youth group is organising a tour of Getting and Cameron Highlands from April 8 to 11 Fee (or members is $159 and non-members, $165 For details, telephone *****56
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    Night tour
    36 8 THE Metropolitan YMCA is organising a night lour to the Police Radio Division. Nanyang Siang Pau. Jurong Hill. 'Jurong Fishing Port and Vegetable Market on March 20 Interested members should call T*****5 ext 502
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      167 8 Pre-Stock Taking Clearance Sale of Hardware Products at give-away prices on 8 March 1982. Please telephone Mr Chua Soon Lock at *****88 ext. 239 for preliminary enquiries. The products are: Brands Description WAGNER Airless Spraying Equipment (Germany) Accessories MORIKAZU Bolts Nuts (Japan) FEW Taps Dies (France) HELICOID Pressure Gauges (USA)
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    Jogging group to raise interest of youths
    283 9 Jogging group to raise interest of youths MORE young Singaporeans are to be encouraged to take up jogging. Towards this objective, a youth committee has been formed in the Jogging Association of Singapore. Disclosing this at the association s press conference at Macßttchie Reservoir yesterday, Mr Chan Chee Seng, Senior
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    Varsity students in work ethic courses
    388 9 Varsity students in work ethic courses THE National University of Singapore has begun conducting courses on teamwork and proper work attitudes for science, arts and social sciences undergraduates. This is intended to make them both good managers and workers when they graduate. These students are not normally taught correct work
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    Intermediate swimming course
    77 9 Intermediate swimming course THE Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association will conduct an intermediate swimming course at the Toa Payoh swimming pool, beginning March 17. Lessons will be held every Wednesday between 6.30 and 7.45 p.m. Fees are $30 for members and $35 for nonmembers. Tai-chi classes will also be conducted
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    PRICES OF SOME FOOD ITEMS DOWN
    241 9 THE prices of some food items dropped last week, the Department of Trade said in its latest review of the prices of basic commodities. The biggest drop was in poultry prices which went down by as much as $1 a kg. the March 5
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    Beware of impostors
    53 9 THE Malaysian High Commission has warned that a number of people have posed as its officials or claimed to act on its behalf to collect contributions and to canvass for advertisements for its publications. It advises potential contributors and advertisers to deal only with people authorised by
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    Car park being built near Sheares bridge
    131 9 PEOPLE wishing to visit the reclaimed bearh at Tan Jong Khu or partake of the view from the Benjamin Sheares Bridge will soon have parking facilities. They will be able to leave their vehicle* at a IH-lot rar park now being built at
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    Singapore picked as new hq for Christian group
    142 9 Singapore picked as new hq for Christian group SINGAPORE has been chosen as the new world headquarters of Youth For Christ International, a Christian organisation representing the various denominations. The move from Geneva, Switzerland, will take place this year and, according to the Singapore Convention News, a publication of the
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    C'wealth Day joy
    61 9 THE Commonwealth Society of Singapore will celebrate Commonwealth Day with a dinner and dance on April 23 at the Cathay Restaurant. Tickets at $30 a person or {300 a table of 10 people are available Inquiries can be made by writing to the honorary secretary of the
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    Constituency tour by MP
    38 9 THE MP for Kampong Kern bangan. Mr Mansor Sukaimi. will visit different sections of his curLstituency from March to June Mr Mansor will be MCOOa panicd by community leaders from thr constituency's various ottj.-inisations.
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    Exploring the art of film-making
    349 11  -  JUNE TAN, By Education Reporter NANYANG GIRLS WILL PRODUCE THEIR OWN PROGRAMMES NANYANG Girls' High School students will soon get a chance to make films when they help their teachers produce videotaped educational programmes. Some Secondary 3 girls are learning the basics of filming from
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    Income's 'close to people' plan
    285 11 THE NTUC insurance co- operative, Income, plans to open three branch offices in Housing Board es- tates to bring its services closer to the people. An Income statement disclosing this, however, did not name the estates where the offices would be Ml up. They would
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    CHEAPER FARES ON SENTOSA TILL END OF MONTH
    145 11 THE monorail in Sentosa is drawing more people to the island resort. About 25,000 people have taken a ride in it since the service began on Feb 23. In fact, the Sentosa Development Corporation SIX' i has extended, until the end of
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    Female deaths from ulcers went up 50 pc last year
    211 11 MORE females died from duodenum and stomach ulcers last year. The female mortality rate from these two causes went up by about 51 per cent 2C last year compared with 17 In 1»M. Thirty-seven males died from these causes last
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      Lock icon XL-sponsored Islamic varsity to open next year
      315 12 K LUMPUR, Sun AN INTERNATIONAL Islamic university that will have staff and students of all races and religions will be opened in Malaysia next year. Announcing this on his return from a 10-day visit to Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states, Prime Minister
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
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        Lock icon Missed chances
        75 12 MALAYSIA has been missing out on the rapid development of the Gulf states in failing to take advantage of the tremendous opportunities there. Instead, the Japanese, Koreans and Chinese have been reaping the benefits of the huge expenditure for development by the oil-rich states. Prime Minister Datuk Seri
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        Lock icon Customs men acquitted
        70 12 TWO Customs officers were yesterday acquitted by the Sessions Court in Johore Bam of a point charge of robbing a businessman of $2,000 and 37 bales of textile. Sessions Court president, Mr Yap Cheng Boon, in acquitting Abdul Ghafar Harun and Abdul Maiid Yusak, both 32, of
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        Lock icon Death traps in shophouses
        63 12 SHOPHOUSES that also double up as factories and storehouses have been described by th^ state fire department as "death traps" should a fire break out. State Fire Department chief Raja Alam Shah Raja Mohamed warned on Saturday that these shophouses were often stacked with packages that
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      Turf club labourers 'selling horse meat'
      146 12 PENANG, Snn. Hone meat Is being sold Illegally at the Penan* Turf flub, sources said yesterday. The meat, from horses which have been destroyed because they are either sick or lame, Ls being sold for about $2 for m g. Health Department official* said
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      More dud notes turning up in Johore
      152 12 More dud notes turning up in Johore JOHORE BARU, Sun. Forged Malaysian currency notes have been discovered in increasing numbers by banks in Johore, The New Straits Times reported yesterday. It said three to five cases had been reported over the past few months. Most of the forged currency are
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      Lock icon Typhoid alert
      44 12 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Sun. Health authorities here have been placed on the alert following a typhoid outbreak. Chief Medical and Health Officer, Dr C. G. A. Fonseka, said yesterday. So far this year, 10 cases have been referred to the district hospital. NST.
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      Lock icon For newsmen
      40 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Minister of Information, Datuk Mohamed Rahmat. today urged Malaysian newsmen to form a professional body embracing all journalists in the country. He was opening a meeting of senior staff of Bernama news agency. AFP.
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      Lock icon 'Fish and boats' report gets queried by AG
      272 12 'Fish and boats' report gets queried by AG ALOR STAR, Sun THE Auditor-General yesterday questi ned Majuikan's purchase of 283 boats and a reported production of 800,000 tonnes of fish last year. "I want to know i whether these boats and fish really existed as shown by these statistics," Tan
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      143 12 Another Principal Branch Opens Today: POSB At Upper Serangoon Shopping Centre Paya Lebar faa*7HMMMaVFW*pHOT| I Police station ff^t.*?.' rf^^^jiaiaMißai \\<v\ wSipiiSfiwHii'tfljaHßaiiaß bh The POSB Principal Branch at Upper Serangoon Shopping Centre, Upper Serangoon Road is now open. As a Principal Branch, the full range of POSB services is offered, including
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      148 12 Bringing Up Father By BUI KaTanagh Hal Camp 1 WiSM YOU A WHAT'S 7ME &AATTER, r^^^p^Vr^lra»-, f Blondle By Chic Toang BUM-3TEAD, TMESES A WELL,WM6N'S THE BE^T WEU_ TwEN WHERE'S J A T LEAt>T IVE NARROWEP ANP A PLACE -^—^^tl me 3j-«»^T E BEST PLACE V^«^» I lT COWN C
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    Keeping clean water flowing will cost govt $500 m
    440 13 Five-year plan to meet growing needs SINGAPOREANS' massive and growing thirst for water has led the government to put aside $500 million tor development over the next few years. The latest issue of The Mirror, a fortnightly government newsletter, said the
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    22 students in Bukit Merah get bursaries
    78 13 THE Minister Without Portfolio, Mr Lim Chee Onn, who is MP for Bukit Merah, handed out bursaries totalling $4,200 to 22 students at a ceremony at the Bukit Merah North community centre last night. Sixteen primary school students received awards of 1150 each,
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    Annual 'do'
    25 13 THE Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers (Singapore) will hold its third annual dinner and dance at the Shangri-La Hotel on Friday at 7.30 p.m.
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    Teng Cheong joins alumni's 35th year celebrations
    137 13 This massive confection Communications and Labour Minister Ong Teng Cheong is about to cut with a little help from friends is not meant to mark his birthday. It was baked to commemorate the 35th anniversary of the Hwa Chong Old Boys Association, an
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    Ex-owner of 'Cosy Corner' and war agent dies
    188 13 Ex-owner of 'Cosy Corner' and war agent dies FORMER restaurateur Teo Ec Lim, who was awarded a medal (or bravery during World War 11. died in Singapore General Hospital last Friday, aged 81. Indonesian-born Mr Teo was a double-agent during the Japanese Occupation, serving the Japanese as chief detective while
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    Local poems and songs
    44 13 I.ik/AI. poets and compose! s will present Our Songs a night of classical and contemporary songs in Chinese at the Singapore Conference Hall at 8 p.m. on March 31 Tickets at $2 arc available at the National and Victoria theatres.
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    'RC activities will create closely-knit society'
    173 13 'RC activities will create closely-knit society' Prof S. Jayakumar, Minister of State (Law and Home Affairs), said that sports and other activities organised by residents' committees could bring about a closer and cooperative community. Speaking at a prize-giv-ing ceremony at the end of the Intra-Constituency Tournament in Bedok yes- terday,
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    'Chungking boys' meet benefactor again after nearly 40 years
    587 13  -  CHU A LEONG KIAN By IT WAS a sentimental reunion after 40 years for 11 wartime Hongkong University students and their benefactor Dr Han Lih-Wu, 80, yesterday. Although most of them are in their early sixties now, and working in different
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    Driver dies as van skids
    61 13 THE driver of a van, Mr Bomee Nathan Krishnan, 34, was killed after his i vehicle skidded and landed in a drain at the juneI tion of Jalan Huron and I Panjong Kling Road early yesterday. Those who saw the accijent are requested to contact
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    The Straits Times says...
    494 14 The Straits Times says The bumpy Kangaroo Route ON the surface, the proposal by Qantas and the major European carriers of the once lucrative Kangaroo Route seems simple and straightforward enough: a 5 per cent across-the-board fares hike starting in April. Like the one being contemplated by the Atlantic carriers,
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    Untimely deaths in the night
    1598 14  - Untimely deaths in the night WILLIAM K UCEWICZ j By in SANTA ANA Writing for the Asian Wall Street Journal Cases among Hmong people now in the US may be linked to 'yellow rain' biological warfare IN 1976, Yang Ying started a new life in this Los Angeles suburb. He
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  • Across the Causeway...
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      Time to strike up a tin band
      272 14 EXCERPTS of editorial comments from Malaysian newspapers last week. WE know who are largely responsible for the depressed and muddled condition of the world tin industry. So far the GSA has disposed of more than 8,600 tonnes of the metal, of which 5,355
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      Close ranks
      59 14 Under the mixed and highly uncertain circumstances, Malaysia has been forced to take preventive measures Thus it has decided in principle to reduce its tin prduction. It has also proposed the forming of a producers' association Apart from greater negotiating power, such a grouping will help to regulate
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      Complacency the real culprit of dengue fever
      410 14 IN spite of all the efforts devoted to its eradication, dengue fever still exacts its toll every year. In the first three weeks of this year alone, there were 32 CMC! reported countrywide, including two deaths The state of Johore seems particularly afflicted.
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    Lock icon Mirage sales put France ahead
    953 14  -  DAVID HOUSEGO By in PARIS MARC CAUCHIE does not relish his new label as France's chief arms salesman. As he points out, he was until recently, proud to be in charge of cooperation over arms production with Britain, West Germany and other Nato allies. He
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      225 14 SOMETIMES EVERYTHING'S NOT WHAT IT SEEMS... Beware of the first impression. I he Economist is quite simply second to none. The received opinion. If thai makes The Kconomist sound worthy but The conventional view. dull, nothinit could be further from the truth. Theycan be misleading.lf not downright dangerous. First and
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  • FORUM
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      Hardship brings out best in us
      966 15 It's only human to be complacent when life is good But if we wish to maintain our econo- mic growth, something will have to be done to ensure that while the younger generation is enjoying the fruits of the growth, the experience of the
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      Lock icon What goes up but doesn't come down? Prices of food
      173 15 What goes up but doesn't come down? Prices of food I TOOK my family for dinner to the Marine Parade Food Centre recently and found that prices have shot up since about six months ago. A medium-sized plate of duck in black sauce and four bowls of rice from a
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      ...and drinks
      73 15 YOUR report "Soft drink sellers lean to dispensing machines" (ST, Jan 27) says that, due to saving on labour cost, expensive storage space etc. soft drinks sellers are enjoying higher profits. Fair enough, except that cup of soft drink from the dispenser comes to about half of the
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      Pedestrians here need road '—crossing—
      121 15 Pedestrians here need road crossing— THE students and staff of the United World College of South-east Asia have no safe way of crossing Dover Road to visit the nearest shops or catch the bus. A pedestrian crossing is needed for the hundreds of students and residents of the neighbouring Housing
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        Correct address is crucial
        221 15 WE refer to the letter by "The Forgotten" (ST, Feb 22) concerning the non-re-ceipt of mail. The area mentioned by the writer is Kampong Lew Lian which consists of nine units of houses. Our postmen are aware of the existence of these nine houses at Kampong
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        Speed checks did not hold up traffic
        204 15 I REFER to the letter "Catch a speedster but cause a chaos" from "Erichua" (ST, Feb 2). The Traffic Police personnel conducted speed check operations using radar guns along MacPherson Road on two Saturdays, Jan 9 and Jan 23. Our records and enquiries
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        Stamp issue to draw attention to nature
        128 15 WE refer to the letter by See Chee Gee (ST, Feb 23) concerning the forthcoming issue of the "Butterflies" special stamps. We wish to thank the writer for his valuable observations and comments on the forthcoming "Butterflies" stamp issue. It is not the
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        Better to merge teams working on rival English projects
        432 15 I READ with interest the letter by Concerned Par--1 ent (ST, Jan 22) about the Primary English Programme textbooks, and the reply (ST, Feb 6) by Mrs Catherine Lim, the project director PEP, Curriculum Development Institute of Singapore. Mrs Lim's reply
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        Called to account...
        92 15 i THE word "accountant" i is being loosely used by some. This will not only dilute the professional status of the Singapore Society of Accountants but also does not paint a good ir .age of Singapore as a financial centre. There are cases where non-members of the
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      178 15 International College of Commerce and Economics in Japan Applications Now Accepted for Enrollment in Preparatory Course for Foreign Students. (Authorized by the Japanese l-ducation \linistr\) The purpose of thi> I'reparaton ourse i> to aid lortign siuUcnLs ol the Japanese language and prqxirc then for entering International College of Commerce .mil
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      283 15 There are as many benefits in our cards as in our cars. HRv/^CH When you have an Avis card it sa y S a o( a Ou t y QU It immediately says you're a H|^ valued Avis customer expectant of all Plk the benefits that go with your Avis
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      Why Saudi Arabia wants lower oil prices
      820 16 Why Saudi Arabia wants lower oil prices Opec members concerned over declining revenues THE Libyan leader. Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, strayed from the path of truth when he accused Saudi Arabia this week of "seeking as Number One enemy of Islam to starve Libyan people by over-producing oil in the interests
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      Prospects and consequences of the price drop
      1074 16 Q John Drysdole 1982 I Artwork by N*ng Suloimon WHILST the Saudi strategy of lowering oil prices, discussed in the article on the left, is wisely based on self-interest, it can be interpreted as "proAmerican" by those who suffer, apart from the effects
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      89 16 Volvo makes a safe decision. VOLVO FAR EAST LTD. APPOINTS S M MOTORS AS DISTRIBUTOR FOR lIAI llfl Dl ICCC „> k ivLVv UUvLg HlHHft-. .-nHfICTTS" Jf A kin TDI IPIf C 'I wpM» f *z_ lj| Hill/ I ixUwiw- 'iwu.,l ■HT""~nf|P A safe decision because in the last three
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  • TIMES BUSINESS
    • NEWS BRIEFS
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        Banks cut prime
        71 17 THE United Overseas Bank lowered its prime rate to 9'< per cent over the weekend. The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation also reduced its prime to 9'» per cent. Of the "Big Four", only the Overseas Union Bank has not lowered its prime rate of 9 4
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        Promet informs KLSE
        58 17 PROMET Bhd has informed the KLSE that its 30--storey Tower Block contract in Penang, valued at M 531.6 million, is expected to have minimal effect on the group's profits for the year ending Dec 31, 1982. It also said its joint development company, Promet Saberkas Sdn Bhd,
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        United Engineers
        64 17 THE Stock Exchange of Singapore has asked United Engineers Ltd for more details of its recent proposal to sell two lots of prime land in Kuala Lumpur. It wants to know the effect of the transactions on the net tangible assets per share of the group and whether
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        Inch Kenneth queried
        44 17 INCH Kenneth Kajang Rubber Ltd, which was queried by the KLSE on the recent sharp increase in its share price, said it is not aware of any reason for the increase and that there are no matters of importance pending announcement.
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        Lock icon Inro seeks funds from members
        95 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The International Natural Rubber Organisation (Inro) is to call up a third round of financial contributions from member countries to equip the buffer stock manager with funds to purchase natural rubber from the world market to stabilise rubber prices. This call-up is
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        Lock icon Sri Lanka's highest building
        61 17 COLOMBO, Sun. Sri Lanka's highest building, a 32-storey office and residential complex costing US$lO million is to be built by two Hongkongbased property developers, the Government Urban Development Authority announced today. Overseas Reality Ltd and International Consolidated Investments Ltd of Hongkong have been given prime land
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        Lock icon Steel order
        74 17 TOKYO, Sun. China has ordered 46,000 tons of steel products from Japan for shipment in the first half of this year, a Japanese mill executive said today. The new order brought the total amount of general carbon steel products, including seamless steel pipe mainly oil well pipe ordered
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        Lock icon British car sales
        74 17 LONDON, Sat. UK car sales in February rose to 123,400 from 114,300 in January and 122,700 in February 1981, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders Ltd said. But sales for the first two months of 1982 dropped 8.2 per cent from a year earlier to 237,700.
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        American occupations
        53 17 WASHINGTON, Sat. American aerospace and af cronautical engineers received the highest pay in 1981 among men while women fared best as operations and systems researchers and analysts. The US Labour Department reported on Saturday that data compiled by its bureau of labour statistics showed many types of engineers
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      Lock icon Fall in US money supply
      579 17 NEW YORK, Fri. The US Federal Reserve has announced that the basicmoney supply fell US$3 billion ($6.3 billion) in the week ended Feb 24 and has declined by US$5.B billion from the Jan 13 peak. John Paulus, a financial economist at Goldman, Sachs Co, said:
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      Lock icon Gold moves lower on heavy liquidation
      663 17 NEW YORK, Fri. Gold continued its downward move today on more heavy liquidation and ended at U*****.25 U*****.25 ($705) an ounce, U5510.25 below last Thursday's close and U5526.75 below the previous Friday's close. Evidence of economic recession and disinflation both in the US and
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      Auckland to study tourist trade here
      336 17 AUCKLAND, the largest city in New Zealand, will > tap some ideas from Singapore in developing its own tourist industry. Mr A. T. Mortiboy from the Auckland Regional Chamber of Commerce is here to look at the tourist industry and learn the secret of
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      STPB representatives to attend convention
      253 17 AS part of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board's encouragement of Singapore as a convention centre, representatives from its offices in San Francisco and New York and a staff member from the Singapore Convention Bureau (SCB) will attend the American Society of Association Executives' Annual Conventions
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      Campaigns
      51 17 SCB's quarterly publication, Singapore Convention News, added that there are plans to get the local travel industry to join the SCB in securing a national pavilion at the show. Buyers there will not only have an opportunity to see a full range of Singapore's attractions but can also negotiate
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      Condominium prices likely to decline further
      276 17 Condominium prices likely to decline further PRICES of condominium flats have been tumbling for the past year and are likely to fall further in the next 12 months. Property loan managers and housing experts say the condominium market will continue to stay sluggish because of "over-sup-ply" of apartments. Private apartment
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      Olympian declares rights
      209 17 OLYMPIA Plywood and Timber Products Bhd has declared a one-for-one rights issue, doubling its paid-up capital to MJ27.03 million ($24.6 million). The company did not disclose the price of the new shares to be issued, but said details of the pro- r posed rights issue will be
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      Finns set up offices
      106 17 THE Finnish paper industry has set up two regional offices in Singapore, in recognition of the region's growing importance as a market for paper and pulp products. Finncell. one of the leading pulp supplier in the world, moved its of fice from Hongkong to the Republic
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      109 17 THK following b< a list <>( the 1* must actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore last' wrrk. It gives the turnover In thousand* of units, closing prices on Friday and the high and low for 1)81 2 1 urn»i\rr <m I'rirr. Mari mi u»
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      LOCAL STOCK INDICES SINGAPORE
      86 17 LOCAL STOCK INDICES SINGAPORE Mar I Mart Mar 3 Mar 4 MarS "BT Indicator ••Industrials •FtnaiKT •Hotels ••Properties ««i.Plantttions :;SESInd *****5 731 38 1659 45 *****3 641 45 314 69 ***** 682 X! ***** *****5 726 76 1655 42 *****4 ***** 314 44 900 21 6K3 23 ***** *****6 723
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      MALAYSIA
      88 17 M»r 1 Mar! Mar 3 Mar < Mar i •♦BT Index *****4 ••Industrials: ***** •Finance 1499 06 •Hotels 607 56 ••Properties ***** towTlns 354.54 «*URubbers 1219 48 *****S 878.22 1494 76 607 68 847.56 354 42 1247 39 4003K3 *****4 X74 13 864.19 *****6 *****7 ***** ***** ***** *****
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      2605 18 WEEKLY detailed analysis of shares on the Stock Exchange of I Singapore, with the year's high and low, followed by the week's movement in prices, the dividend, the net price earnings ratio and the volume of business. Turnover flgvea la this uMr are unofficial. Adjusted for scrip/
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        DOMESTIC
        535 18 THE US Sing dollar opened at $2 1160 80 and was brought to I a high of $2.1220 30 before easing to close at $2.1030 40 in the Singapore forex market last week. Trading was moderate and cautious within relatively narrow margin. The Singapore unit strengthened against the US,
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        OVERSEAS
        123 18 BELGIAN tttmai Prwntly trading at around $43.66. the franc has eased sharply from its month-ago level of $39, reflecting continued US dollar strength, as well as the franc's long-awaited February 21. 8.5 per cent devaluation against its EMS partners, says Manufacturers Hanover Trust, New York, in its weekly review
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        DISCOUNT
        148 18 OVERNIGHT rates in the interbank market last week showed a slight firmness, hovering on mist days at 6-1 2 per cent compared to the previous week's level of 4 per cent. Term rates likewise appreciated, with Three and Six Months 3 8 per cent and 5 16 per cent
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        193 18 deposit rates far the week raded March S: IS* Bid prices) Huh Low 7 days 14 9/16 14 1 month 14 >« 14 H 2 months 14 15/1814 7/18 3 months 15»» 144 6 months 15^ 144 9 months 15^ 144 12 months lSi 144 Swim fri««
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        43 18 FOR THE week ended Saturday Mar 6, the range of call rates received from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows Bank rand: 2 to 5 per cent. General fond: 4 to 5.125 per cent. Movements of funds totalled $1134 million.
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        414 18 BANK'S prime lending rates as at the close of business on Friday. Mar 5 1982. BANK'S :I'I.K Algemene Bank 10 American Express 10 4 i Am' Dam R'terdam Bank 10 Asia Commercial 10 A A NZ Banking Group 10 Ban Hin Lee Bank 10 Banca Commerciale
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      447 19 RKAK.S mauled the Singapore stork market last week In one of the most relentless raids since the start of thin year. Snare prices of both bluechlps and speculative stocks fell like nlne-plns. Some of them even went below their 1181 lows. The raids Ironically came In the wake
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      558 19 SHARE prices on the Kuala Lumpur stock exchange were on the downslide for four days out of five last week. The market's mood was generally in line with expectations, with the all too prevalent lethargic mood reflecting extreme caution and the withdrawn attitude of most operators. Trading was
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      458 19 LONDON: Optimism on the UK interest rate outlook last week, underpinned the market though caution ahead of next week's budget limited turnover. The FT index ended up 13.4 at 560.7 points. Government bonds were strong, helped by the resilience of sterling after news of a UK North Sea
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        244 19 Tin price sags LONDON: The afternoon market sagged under general liquidation before receiving further influential buying support which lifted Three Months standard metal to 117,260 on the late Kerb to reduce the loss on the day to £20 on Friday. Ueneral liquidation and hed«f selling in the Rings saw Thit'O
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        297 19 LEVELS fell back five cents overall in quiet trading to reverse the I previous week's recovery of current RSS One, says Holiday, Cntler, Bath and Company in its weekly re- < j view of the Singapore and Malaysian rubber markets last week. Stale bull
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        55 19 Marl Mar 2 Mar 3 Mar 4 Mar 5 Mar 6 •Tin 2960 30 12 30 12 30.21 30.29 Tonnes 248 196 163 175 163 Rubber (S) 176.00 173.00 172.50 174.50 177.50 Rubber (M) 199.50 197 00 198 50 197 00 200 00 •in M$ per
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        190 19 LONDON: Rubber Futures firmed on Friday to their highest point of the week based on July Sept 1982 at M.OOp per kUo. Sporadic profit-taking and weekend book-squaring took place at the close ana prices finally retreated from the highs, finishing with gains from last night of 0.80 to
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        311 19 THE SINGAPORE produce marKet was generally quiet and mixed last week. Coffee prices were steadier than the pevious week.^^^^^^^ Pepper were unchang- p ed, but coconut oil and copra prices were easier. There was, however, a common feature in all j these commodities j
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        78 19 Fri Tkan Melbourne 1 1 unav 326 408 unav *****S Np» York 333 SB 343 SOB *****S *****S London 342 758 *****8 343 75S 344 SOS Zurich 341 008 345 MB *****S *****S Paris 339 31 344 07 Sat FH HonKkunt! 333 WB 339 MB 334W6 *****S Sin-i«por»(2) 334
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        38 19 LONDON: Copper prices on Friday (previous in brackets) Wirebars Spot buyers £***** (1.835 00); sellers £844 00 (1335.50), Three Months buyers I*7l 00 1 1:863 M; sellers CB7l 50 (1*64 00) Market tear: Steadier HeJm: 29.RZ5 tonnes
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        183 19 TOKYO. Sat. Snare prices continued to fall, led by internationally popular issues, extending yesterday's fall and in line with Wall Street overnight, dealers said. The Dow Jones average fell 37 69 to close at 7247.85 points, with a volume of 250 million shares. The New index closed at 540.83.
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        565 19 LONDON, Fri. Government bonds continued firm today and equities also showed a higher trend in quiet pre-budg-el trading, dealers said. The FT index was up 4.0 points to 560.7 at the close The resilience of sterling underpinned government bonds and. despite some late profittaking, selected longer dates ended around
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        51 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 560.7 Thursday 556.7 Week Ago 547.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 807.36 Thursday 807.55 Week Ago 824.39 H.K.HANG SENG Friday 1158 92 Thursday 1140.58 Week Ago 1271.60 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 621.7 Thursday 627.3 Week Ago 635.2 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 464.0 Thursday 472.7 Week Ago
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        249 19 NEW YORK, Fri.— Stocks closed narrowly lower amid continuing concerns about the length and breadth of the recession. The Dow Jones industrial average closed 0.19 point up at 807.36, after falling as much as 4 47 earlier in the day. Declines led advances by around 900-to-540 and volume
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        230 19 AMSTERDAM, Fri. Share prices were mainly lower with Unilever down 1.50 guilders. KLM 1 60 and Akzo and Royal Dutch 0.50 each in Dutch internationals, dealers said. Ordinary banks were mostly higher, apart from NMB, which lost two on lower 1981 profits and dividend. State loans were higher. In
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        245 19 ZURICH, Fri. Share prices eased over a broad front while the bond market showed considerable strength, dealers said. The weakness stemmed mainly from a disappointing performance of bank shares which affected the whole bourse. Union Bank opened higher following results and a free participation certificates issue, but lost most
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      351 20 Concern over fate of mini-computer stocks in US NEW YORK, Fri. The steep aell off in mini-com-puter stocks, dramatised by the 10-point drop in Data General Corporation yesterday, reflects increased concern about the economic slump in the US and Europe, industry analysts said. "You're seeing many computer customers deferring orders
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      190 20 Economic sanctions delayed BRUSSELS, Fri. Danish reservations are holding up proposed European Economic Community sanctions on imports from the Soviet Union. At a meeting here last week, diplomats irom other EEC countries agreed in principle on a list of luxury and manufactured goods on which the import curbs would be
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      713 20 LONDON, Fri. After several years of relentless competition and low profits, UK investment bankers who specialise in bond offerings outside the borrower's home country are once again sounding happy. The new mood and new profits in the Eurobond market have come despite the high level
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      513 20 PARIS, Fri. The EEC Commission has predicted that economic growth in the 10- nation European Economic Community is likely to average only 1.5 per cent this year, as a result of the latest upsurge in US interest rates. Consequently, unemployment in Jie EEC is
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      236 20 LONDON, Fri. Lonrho shareholders have been told by Mr Roland "Tiny" Rowland, chief executive, that the group is seeking to remove objections raised by the Monopolies and Mergers Commission to a full takeover of House of Fraser, which owns Harrods. In his annual review
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      461 20 BANGKOK. Sat. Inflation has been a major feature *in worldwide recession, with oil continuing to be a hindrance to development, especially to non-oil producing countries in Asia and the Pacific region According to an economic and social survey of Asia and the
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      398 17 I Jones Mobile Cranes^ I I Sale of the Year! I A limited number of almost unused Jones M 44 Mobile Cranes available. Unbelievably low sale price: 5531 .950 British Rating American Rating Full circle slewing Mounted on 900 x 20 pneumatic tyres 66 2/3% 85% with restnctor wheels Saloon
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      464 18 Seminar on Metal Scaffoldings Date 14th and 15th April 1982 Venue Shangri-La Hotel Fee $400/- per participant $350/- for NPA members This Seminar is organised jointly by the Ministry of Labour and the National Productivity Board for contractors, supervisors and engineers in the construction industry. Seminar Objectives: To promote the
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      349 18 THE GLENGOWRIf lunar company aatHAO (Incorporated in MalayHo) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on interim dividand of 30%, leu Km. has b«an declared in reuxct of Mw financial v*ar et>ded 3 1st March. 1983. payable on 24tt< March. 1982. to Shareholders regn tend a at 23rd March. 1982. NOTICE IS
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      326 18 WSBBSmBBmmm IN THE MATTER OF COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND IMEXCO ENTERPRISE PRIVATE LIMITED (In Voluntary Liquidation) SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of Imexco Enterprise Private Limited duly convened and held at Unit 1420 14th. Floor. International Plaza,! Anson Road, Singapore 0207 I on the
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      458 19 «=1=1.1U..f11d?...-« A large holding company with several sub sidiary and associated companies is looking i for the following executive appointment. ASSISTANT COMPANY SECRETARY The Job Assisting the Group Company Secretan/ in the recording of Minutes of Board Meetings and executing secretarial functions for subsidiary and associated corr panics within the
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      465 19 V.LI J Cahners Exposition Group 17 20 MARCH 1982 Wor Id Trade Centre, Singapore SIBCX42S Now in i ts 4th Presentation SIBEX: The largest, most successful building material s exposition in Southeast Asia Architects engineers, contractors Oevetopers. surveyors consultants distributors and wholesalers all over Southeast Asa look to the Singapore
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      246 20 Citibank Interest Rates Effective 6th Mar 198.2 Fixed Deposits 1 month 534%.3 a (Minimum deposit $10,000) w#«* /v^^.a. 2 months 514 0/ (Minimum deposit $2,500) '"I"'" 0 3 months 634 %p.a. (Minimum deposit $2,500) 6 months 7%n a (Minimum deposit $2,500) w f. 12 months 734 (Minimum deposit $2,500) '«N
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      637 21 I TELEPHONE SERVICE: *****22 RATES Mondor F,.do, o.OOom CLASSIFICATION GROUP' _V A (5 00 pm tor next day) Ordinary 90 cts per word (Mm %1 3 50) \A. (a. skJ a^^^^\^\ i^* m^\ bj^^^V iOi sT^^^V Soturdoy 900am-3 00 pm $16 00 per col cm A Entertainment A Wh«r» to
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      186 21 CUSMON (SOFA'S) SET for reupholsterlng or made-10-order covers. Contact Anne Foo, 2&***** OWNER MOVING: SELLING cheap all furniture Sofa set. beds, cupboards, fridge, b/w t.v. Tel: *****17. RE-UPHOLSTERY OF OLD Sofa for Home, Hotels. Office and Residence. Reasonable price Tel: *****8 Anytime SENG HUP SOFA (Cushion's) set for repairing and
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      725 21 \£S Q Personal' Services A i l D Merchendlse a^^^ Focus and shoot! The sleek, super compact OLYMPUS Astonishing results LJ \^s everytime! 'Insist on the Hagerneyer Registration Card. when purchasing the Olympus OM Series. mm. now at mm m\ i sino* POR I PHOTOGRAPHIC SPECIALTY STORE «2 A&P Photo
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      678 21 \uS/1| Q Personal Sarvfces 4 f— 1 1 P Ulerchamilse HAIRWAVB MASTERCLASS I Models required for advanced students t demonstration by Instructors Cut/blow $400 permIng from S6OO Facial $10 Phone Ann *****47/ *****34 2nd Floor. Choon Bee Building (next to Odeon Theatre) BIANCO UNISEX HAMDRESSING Salon. Attended by London trained
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      675 21 UNDERTAKING ROOF-LEAKING repairs, installing sliding doors/ windows, renovations, painting, carpet, wallpaper and changing roof-tops Ring *****61 (night *****43) WAN LEE CONSTRUCTION Tel *****08 Repairs roof leakage, renovations, flooring, partition, special celling, aluminium windows, grills, plumbing, electrical services and painting HUP SOON SENG specialised In electrical and plumbing works. Please contact
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      992 21 jflf Q Business To Business DUMB STEEL BARGES FOR SALE/CHARTER 100" x 30' x 6" 120' x 40' x 8' 140' x 40' x 10" 150' x 50' x 10' 180' x 50' x 10' 210' x 50" x 12' 220* x 60' x 14' 270' x 60' x 14'
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      634 21 lil Q Employment UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG Applications are Invited for the following posts CHAM OF ANATOMY This post will fall vacant on July I. 1883 following the retirement of Professor F P Llsowskl CHAM OF PATHOLOGY This post will fall vacant on April 1. 1983 following the retirement of
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      589 21 A professional organisation has immediate recencies tor: A) PUBLIC ATIOHS ASSISTANT c University degree preferred c Good rommand of English c Ability to work Independently In the editing and production of publications c Ability In supervision and co-ordination Is essential c Ability to type Knowledge of library work is an
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      491 22 fjjli Q Employment ijjli 66 Situations Vacant a Professional Executive PROJCCT ■ALES ENGINEER Raqulnd lor leal eipandlng Anglo American Engineering Company involved Ml tne oil and petrochemical c Age 24-30 c Experienced In rotating equipment and with good contacts contractors, consultants, etc Apply In strict conftdonca with recent non-returnabte photograph
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      233 22 The Polyotefin Company (S) Pt«. Ltd. in the billion-dollar Petrochemical Complex invites applications for the following new positions: G.C.E. 'O' Level. Able to operate PABX Switchboard. Pleasant voice and personality. 1 to 2 years in similar position. Knowledge of typing an advantage. G.C.E. 'O' Level. Minimum typing speed 35 w.p.m.
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      468 22 Q Employment SAMCO Singapore Aerospace Maintenance Company Pte Ltd. invites suitably qualified candidates for: Senior Accounts Clerk c 3 GCE -O' leveli and LCC Book-keeping certificate or equivalent 0 Minimum 5 years' relevant working experience Accounts Cterk 3 GCE O- leveli and LCC Book-keeping certificate c Minimum 1 year's relevant
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      435 22 National Panasonic Technics Matsushita Electronics (S) Pte. Ltd. (MESA) has just the job for the person with initiative and an aptitude for the post I of:PERSONNEL CLERK Requirements: Minimum, GCE '0' I level certificate Typing speed— 35 wpm. 2 years' experience I in welfare, sports js and recreational activities. S
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      498 22 fjjli Q Employment a Heppel Shipyard Limited Applicants are Invited for the positions of: (A) CLERICAL ASSISTANT (AUDIT) (B) CLERICAL ASSISTANT (STORES) Candidates should generally possess a OCE "O* Level Certificate with 3 credits. Position (A): Candidates should possess LCC Bookkeeping/Accounts (Intermediate) and a credit In Mathematics Previous audit experience
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      528 22 •\|ipli( .it kids arc mv ited J From suitable i andidatei lot Ihe position of* CLERK/TYPIST (MALE/ FEMALE) Pre-requisiles: •c \gebelov< ZS w.ns ccci: o i.-vi-i with rrdit In Kn«hsh language a Able lo type at 35 wpm a Abb to work independent!) under pressure and intern i with paopii
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      486 22 fjjli Q Employment i I i P^^^asssssssii I aasssssssss^ I asslwsssssslswsss*. KES SYSTEMS < SERVICE PTE LTD I J A faat sipendmg v S /local or- I < gamsation urgently requires FEMALE GENERAL CLERK/TYPIST c O.C.E. 'O' level with credits In English and Mathematics, c At least 2 years' working
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      457 22 COLD BULLION COMPANY REQUIRFS ACCOUNTS /OPERATION CLERKS (3 MALES) MM i Keeping trading accounts, executing trading Instructions and preparing order confirmation statements i Required lo type and send short telex messages ftiaMficanone: t 'A' level or OCE 'O' level Proficient In Mathematics and English > Preferably have some workIng experience
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      428 22 lii- Q Employment An established Company fwquiraa GENERAL SHIPPING/ STORE CLERK flequirementa Male only Completed National Service with OCE O' level Certificate Minimum 1 year experience In general clerical work. Knowledge of Import/export document and stock control an advantage Must possess class 3 driving licence Applicants pteeee writ, lo INDEPENDENT
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      522 22 Due to eipeneran. Of oup of Caanpamee In Waet Coast requires ACCOUNTS CLERKS OCE o level (Commercial Stream) or OCE 'A' level (Commercial Class) CLERKS/ TYPISTS QC* level Able to type at 40 wpin accurately For both positions, experience would be an advantage but not, a nereulty as on-Job training
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      591 23 c II BBfev li IN I Employment II Tl l W Situations Vacant d) SecretMTtMl Clericml BL "a* BSBBk) 1 Bja 1_ I We invite suitably quoMned persons to sppty for tha posl at JUNIOR CLERK a OCE O' level Duties Filing, circulation ol tellers, photostating and other general ofnca
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      530 23 The Amertcen Ineurence Company Invites applications for the posl 1 tlon of STENOGRAPHER OueMMcetione: a OCI O' level with credit In English c Shorthand and typing speeds at 100/40 wpm c Ito 2 years' working experience preferably In Insurance CLERK /TYPIST QwaMflG a)trOCM a IKE O' level a Typing speed
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      591 23 lii Q Employment A Micro-Computer Company at Rochor Centre requires 1 RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST OCI O' level In credit In English Able to type at minimum 35 wpm Speak fluent English Start at S3SO Contact Miss Ho 2. DELIVERY MAN Able to speak English. Class 3 driving licence. Start et *3SO
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      565 23 Immediate vacancy Electronics Company. Aver Reich Estats requiree: TYPIST/CLERK For Salas Deportment Interesting work for younger person. c Able to type accurately In j English c Preferably with 2 years' experience some Receptionist duties Pleeee contact EUNICE: *****33 For an appotntmant PLAZA MANAGEMENT PTE LTD Invites suitable Chinese applicants for
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      1462 23 s.ll rfjaT I I li X [J Employment Import /Eiport company urgently requiree: STEMO/CLERK TYPIST c Shorthand speed 100 wpm j c Typing speed SO wp m Intereeted. pleeee c«n at: 329, 3RD FLOOR COLOMBO COURT TEL US3SOO for interview I TEMPORARY CLERICAL STAFF Established Insurance company requires Temporary Clerical
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      670 23 11 1 Q Employment II T EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTS CLERK and Typist required Please write lo -Suite 201 1.20 th floor. International Plaza. Alison Road vttß contact telephone number EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTS CLERKS required Salary S5OO Preferably those with LCCI Intermediate Certificate Interested call *****21 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required BehOOl leavers welcome
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      446 23 (^Johnson SALES REPRESENTATIVE Building Maintenance Division Johnson Wax Is a multi-na-tional Company with an established, successful anf rapidly growing business In Singapore To aid our further development we are looking for an additional high calibre Salesman The successful candidate will handle a wide range of cleaning, polishing, hygiene. Insecticides and
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      718 23 ill [J Employment B^^?La^^^^^B ftaafiafea I ■"I*l Jia-lih Pte Ltd. Car-Care Products established and expanding company invites applications for the following pott:Function To promote and sell a I well known range of car care products The Person The person we have in mind should be above 18 years of age
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      442 24 ijjli [J Employment 66 Situations Vacant c) Bales THE BEST Of EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE FOR THE CAREER MINDED MAN OR WOMAN Including c Network of 3.500 offices worldwide doing over U.S. 114 billion In real estate sales annually c An International referral programme which benefits both buyers/ sellers and
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      586 24 An US leading Menufecturtno Co Repreeenlafrve offer Immediate SALES REPRESENTATIVES (MALE/ FEMALE) c Singaporean and above 21 years old c Secondary education c Have own car or motorcycle c Ability to work Independently Attractive selary, commission sMowence, oenerous fringe benefits will be offered to the right candldeles Applicants, please call
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      791 24 ijjli Q Employment IT IS NOT only to sell, we require Chinese Female young or old J with good interest and knowledge of cooking to demonstrate the versatility of a famous Swiss kitchen machine, Bamlx In the store Preference will be given to domestic Science students No sales experience Is
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      397 24 aaaaaaaaaa#^r^a>aSi>>>>>fe JURONG SHIPYARD LIMITED Learn A Skill Build Your Future Join us. we have vacancies for Mould Lofters (male female) Hull Trainees Boiler Fitters Pipe Fitters Machinery Fitters Painters (Trainees) Fire/Safety Men Those without experience may also apply as training will be provided Skilled fitters and welders will be paid
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      356 24 ijjli Q Employment •FMC manufacturer of oilfield equipment invites suitably applications for: REQUIREMENTS: Minimum GCE 'O' Level with credits in English and Mathematics. Some working experience in inventory planning and control preferably in manufacturing environment. Knowledge of purchasing and data processing would be an added advantage. A resourceful person and
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      475 24 SAMCO Singapore Aerotpace Maintenance Company Pte Ltd. invites suitably qualified candidate! for: Store Inspector 3 GCE 'Oleveli preferably in technical jubiects, and Minimum 3 years' experience in aircraft stores and/or aircraft mechanic level Technical Records Clerk GCE O' level Some experience in maintaining technical records We Offer Competitive (alary Bonus
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      526 24 (jjl-i Q Employment We neve immediate vacancies for1. DRAUGHTSMAN/ MATERIAL PLANNER c Have completed Technical Secondary School I Certificate, preferably I VITB or STI Certificate I In Mechanical drawing I and design c 1-2 years working ex- I perlence In drafting/ I material planning c Some knowledge on estl- r
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      481 24 MITSUBOSH4 SINOAPORE The world leading manufacturing of < power transmission product offers tne right candidate opportunities ,s BOILERMAN Possess minimum secondary education or GCE 'O' Level. Registered second class licence boiler certificate nolder. At least one year experience. The job:- i To maintain air, steam and water piping. Otner duties
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      938 24 ijjli 0 Emptoymwil Our manufacturing compeny lies immediete vecencies tor QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR TRAINEES (Female) s OCE <? level or equivalent English/Chinese s 2 rotational shift duty s Experience not necessary as training will be provided Interested, pisses write to: METAL CONTAINERS LTD 138, Hillview Avenue Singapore 2366 or tel
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      574 25 AXiri% 1 ill [J Employment 68 Situations Vacant I) Technical Established Construction Firm requires 2 SITE FOREMEN with 3-5 years experience salary negotiable able to start work Immediately Please call *****77 for appointment. .^B>i *****88B sj B sj *****88B a B 4 A Marine Engineering Company requires ELECTRICIANS Possess VITB
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      399 25 MALE/FEMALE BATTERY Wrldr required by bulU-ry firm (al *****30 and *****73 for Interview REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY > Draughtsman Preferably VITB Graduate for a civil con .suiting engineering rompan: For Immrdlale Interview, pleas contact N K Ten at tel *****8S DRAFTSMEN AND WOMEN with or 3 years' office experlencr r« quired In
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      342 25 [Iff D EmptoynMnt >r j a L J_i_iL L *~1 Olivetti, Europe's largest manufacturer of office equipment hat immediate vacancies in it* manufacturing operations in 0 Singapore for: FEMALE PROOUCTION OPERATORS We offer: starting pay 9ZD7 At least 3 increment) in the first year $298 after 1 year service Candidates
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      256 25 I a^^^^s^^B .HJLst^L^JL^afl We're still I expanding! I a Grow in your career 1 with us through b Rapid promotions Generous pay ncreaiej Learning a skill Be a member of our 9 •S happy team as a PROOUCTIOn OPERBTOR I (mole/Female) Salary up to I $363 i upon confirmation No
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      296 25 (jjll [1 Employment r( M km An affiliate of SCM Cor poration, USA, manufacturing electric portable typewriters Join us as^^^^^^***W I If you are looking for X I career advancement beS j sides a job that pays up to f Ik^ttb BbL»wmJl I Plus attractive fringe benefits Working Hours: Normal
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      459 25 Requires to fill the follow Ing vacancies: 1) SKILLED OPERATORS (Metal Stamping) 2 shifts c Male/ Female c Can draw up u> $500 pi after confirmation c Mu.st have MM know'.ed) of machine setting, qualli checking of productlo parts a Willing to work rolatlr shifts 2) SECTION LEADERS (Plastic Moulding
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      473 25 ijjlA Q Employment tup requires in BtsUsUkMe)H m Requirements: MnpnKplnsHjur preleraWv be o| middle aB L-^" al Starting Salary: $335 $435 pm. We provide: >" $20 $25 confirmation increment after 3 months $20 $25 increment after i- lyrtservicf Medical Hnspitaliution I Benefits I" Paid Leaves 1 3th Month Bonus I.
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      507 25 ROBIN SHIPYARD PTE LTD IN JURONG hae immediate vacancies for the following positions: A. ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT: 1. CONFIDENTIAL TELEX OPERATOR a OCE "O" Level. English stream a Typing speed 40 wpm a At least 110 2 years' experience In telex operation 2. TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ GENERAL CLERK a Preferably School Certificate
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      431 25 il| 0 Employment SuMabty qualified can didates are invited to apply for the following 1 positions in our shipyard. FIREMEN Minimum 3 years fire fighting experience Age 22-35 years Former uniform service an advantage Must be physically fit Prepared to work shift hours SECURITY GUARDS cum FIREMEN Previous experience in
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      461 25 SAMCO Singapora Aarotpaca Mam j tenance Company Pta Ltd. invites suitably qualified candidates for Stores Officer 3 GCE O' levels Minimum 3 yean' experience in itorei operation m air engineering or manufacturing or gam/ation Posterns a valid Clau 3 driving licence and abi iitv to operate a forklifi will be
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      529 26 c afsv If A Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous fSSSi National Lvyrd Panasonic aW^I Technics on id IS) Pte Lti) (MfcSAI, mmediata vacanciei lor Requirements/Duties Minimum Secondary education 0 To receive parts from suppliers To control and issue parts to production and to perform monthly stock Cfcl 0
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      307 26 a LAMINATES SINGAPORE PTE. LTD J We ara a faat axpand- ing Rig Building Company in Tuaa and hava tha following vacancies: 1) MESSENGER BOY c Must possess a Class 2 driving licence. c l year relevant workIng experience (Motorbike will be provided 2) SECURITY GUARDS c Must be able
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      394 26 it I Q Employment requires SECURITY GUARD Requirements Most be prepared to do shift work Able to speak and writ(> English or Malay 1 year's relevant experience Preferably ex Police or Army personnel Benefits Free meal and tea 4) Free uniforms Free laundry Transport allowance Attractive annual wage supplement Interested
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      480 26 aeeTt^^l H MALAYAN BREWERIES (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD DRAFT BEER SERVICEMEN The Job 1. Installation of draft berr dlspenMiiK rquipmenl in Motels, Cocktail Loum*.--, h U Btltsiinntl ;ind othrr cuitlrLs I Inspection servicing and maintenance of draft beer dlsprnMng rauipment The Men I Singapore citizen, age between 21 30 years 2.
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      579 26 fjjl I Q Employment HYATT REGENCYO&NGAPORE Myall Regency Singapore Invites i applKutuins for the following postttoiu (A) Wsiter/Weitrees Cross earning U73 p.m (B) Com mis Wsiter/ Waitress Gross earning V 407 p.m. (C) Lounge Waitress Gross earning >573 p.m (D) Mouse Steward (F4B) Groaa earning 5447 p.m. Requirement* Minimum See
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      433 26 t^MECS requires A) TRAINEE MACHINE KEEPERS c Possess minimum 3 GCE 'O' levels, preferably from the technical stream c Completed N.S. c No experience necessar> but must be technically Inclined and keen on developing a skill In the maintenance of mechanical machines B) MALE PRODUCTION PERSONNEL c Possess secondary education
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      589 26 I 1 0 Employment JURONG BIRD PARK (PTE) LTD Has an Immediate vacancy for the post of. I 1. CLERK/TYPIST 1 2. SECURITY OFFICERS 3. GARDENERS 4. TRAM ATTENDANTS Intt-rfsu-d please call personally .it JURONG BIRD PARK (PTE) LTD Jurong Hill Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim Singapore 2262 or tel *****22. SUPERVISOR
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      392 26 Vacancies available for the following posts: 1) PRODUCTION OPERATORS a rip i miii not net sasan a I'ri-feratilj Smuaporeaii U Bervlce ..rk on shift system a Transport provided. 2) STOREKEEPER c possessed- a Meal ivrtifi cale c With 2 years relevant experience BENEFITS: Liberal .shift allowance (for post I Free
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      568 26 fjjl I 0 Employment A leading city-based trading organisation urgently requires: STOREMEN Candidates should have completed, or be exempted from full-time National Service. .mry S2MtoS3oopm c AWS I 1/2 montha ccildrixim allowance: i>f J2 1 p m a free uniforms medical and other benefits Interested applicants are requested to tel.
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      519 26 DOWNTOWN CLUB requires 1 NIGHT MANAGER/ MANAGERESS 2 HOSTESSES 3 FEMALE CLUB RECEPTIONISTS 4 FEMALE CASHIERS i WAITERS/WAITRESSES For Post (1). please write in with tun resume together with s non return cMc photo and contact number and tor Poal (2) io (S). only thoee who ara above 11 and
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      583 27 fjjlii Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous An International Heir -dressing School srrks applications fur HAIR DRESSING INSTRUCTORS Required to leach Basic a Advance Claeeee. Teaching experience not necessary Plrase send photo and full re- P.O. BOX Ml TANGLIN POST OFFICE SINGAPORE 9124 Applicants ere united to work in
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      479 27 RESTAURANT WAITERS Experienced English speaking Restaurant Walters required by reputable International club. Must have completed National Service TEL: *****33 lor interview SATRIA WUAJAVA DUMA (S) PTE LTD Due to our expansion, we require the following: COMPANY DRIVER For Managing Director c Preferably Muslim only RECEPTIONIST c Pleasant personality c Able
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      713 27 IpJI Q bnptoyimnt OFFICE BOYS ra>qui'*d urgently Should be hardworking and trustworthy Medical benefits provided Interested please rail personally M ifiplyat: I 42*7 429 COLOMBO COURT SINGAPORE 0617 TEL: M6ISM I Opportunities of s new career LADY MASSEUSES Oood salary plus generous com- mission with training provided to successful applicants
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      940 27 OFFICE aOV REQUIRED WorklMK hours 10 00 v ii. U> 4 00 p m Monday to Friday Must poaaeai awn I motor-bllce Undtfatanstl atapfct F.ngllsh Retired personnel preferred C'ontart *****11 rxt 12 for inurvlew SHIFT LEADER REOUIRED Must have minimum 2 years experience In plastic Injection mouldIng 3 rotating shift
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      328 27 B F Vehicles Boats 70 Pleasure Boats: Sale/Wanted/Hire ONE UNIT 66 FOOTER CHENGAI WOODEN HULL With 6 layers GRP finishing with Kofcosha marine win i dows and twin new Cater pillar engirve Urgent sale. Owner leaving. Good for luxurious cruiser or passenger boat (100 persons). s Interested pleaee cell *****39/*****85.
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      974 27 FOR $1* UPWARDS Ptekna rental Also available alrcond Panel Tel *****64 9 Behind Cathay and A W Restaurant 11. Kirk Terrace A BETTER a Arrangeable rates ie rent Pick-up/ Van dally, weekly. monthly Contact *****82/ *****20 AIRCONDITIONED NEW CARS for hire Reasonable rates Kree mileage from Unique Tourist j Service
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      832 27 SEPT. I*7*. HONDA Accord Automatic 4 dean Prlvkia owner Alrcond. radio, caaaette $25,200 ono Tel *****28 COMPANY REGO 19*0 Honda AC lent condition PBOM *****79 19*1 HONOA CIVIC 1300 5-door. alrcond radio caaaeita, 1 OWnet 2nd generation Tel *****50 g) Mazda END 1*77 MAZDA 323 I 1300 re.) sdoor. Immaculate
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      714 27 1976 DECEMBER TOYOTA COROI LA 1200 ex rnw.tr owner air cond. radio ra-sM-ti*- S\ condition Asking ssm Ronald Chnf. BEAUTIFUL NOV 1977 Toyota Corona i«oo Alrcon owner Asking $16 7011 *****0 I*7l TOYOTA CORONA 1700. alrcon. paint nrw. just ovrrhaulrd engine, selling $3,000 on o Trl *****27 Mr Ang 1*74
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      988 27 ATTRACTIVE OfFER FOR All nvd in.) private me- HIGHEST OFFER FOf) PARf Mr Nf, j A BANK ACCOUNT ANIIIpbII> Of privutr •ekomc from IH7S to .-(i payment TH 46H2S&H KrMdrncr 2M0247 Tony AnK any model Of Meond hand csi lered i ;ir wanted (-untui't T.m reel Hock Trl *****78. 3380.
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      558 28 a% 1 r Accommodation ***** T Properties Thomson View^jJ Condominium 4»uxurlous Townhouses 5% *fr "y" _Jobposite Thomson Plaza) Limited number of units left. Book now to avoid disappointment Lach with private carporch and garden 5.6 hectares of beautiful parkland with 'swimming pool 'tennis court 'squash courts 'sauna baths •gynasium 'cycling
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      937 28 BOTH BLOCKS :[v AVAILABLE irWT^Wv |™^^y PmT TW Approved Warehouse for Lease Space available from 122m2 to Think about your long-term 7SSEESS. v office location today wmSttmSbmm Major Features: as»Li I^»f t J<fA.*l't*l*M^f; 1 xreptional prestige and quality in design and material finish. Open-plan column-free lavoui for total efficiency and
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      952 28 Z llMiiiiiMiiH+iiiiiiiiiiirrrm OFFICE SPACE t FOR S IMMEDIATE J OCCUPANCY I I 2530 square feet (235 square metres) of tt -j- luxuriously-furnished office space in Midland H- House. Middle Road —an ideal location close to the CBD. and only a few minutes' drive from roost parts of the City T
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      509 28 DIST. 15, ATTRACTTVE 2-STOREY SEMI-DETACHED house. 4 bedrooms. 2.200 sq ft $1,800 negotiable. Call *****14. DIST IS/ It. DOUBLE-STOREY fully furnished house. 3/ 4 bedrooms, beautiful garden. $2.10t 0.n.0. Telephone Chris: *****06 OIST. 21 CLEMENTI PARK 4-levell ed bungalow 4 bedrooms, full) furnished Strlcly no agents Call *****01 Denis DIST.
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      1138 28 If 1 IVL KP Al! J| v^ s*tS^^^ n ee To**©r *»*h a private J^^r/^ijC—, iwimminq pool ofrors /Ou o -*&S I I I^Cn choice of 18 oportmenrj ond o W nil penthouse sophisticated in \a -J. .ify-a design and tosiefully decorated ~ii with ultra modern fitting* We Si'uoted ai
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      920 28 DtST HILL COUNT t-wiroomv well furnistifd Bwtmmlnf turMUe* DM 10 St Martins Drive 3 bedrooms Furnished Centrally located B N I ales *****0T APARTMENTS FOR MENTAL: Milleras) Arradla. 3 bedrooms »4.000 4 bedrooms $5,000 furnished with tennis/ squash and swimming pool Sommervlilr Park $4,000 (brand new) shelfoM Apartment $3,600 (all
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      843 29 i-t -m|| r Accommodation 4 Mil op-lie* 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Flats ELIZABETH TOWERS (ORCHARD) Well furnished with new furniture Rental $4,500 Swimming pool and squash court Call Vincent, *****TJ FULLY FURNISHED FOR Immediate occupation Pearl Bank. 4 bedrooms, rental: $2.800 pm Sale considered Contact *****14 Mr Tan FURNISHED. FULLY
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      702 29 c) Rooms MARGARET. SUZANNE. MAGOIE Offers furnished' unfurnished rooms Toa Payoh/ Macpherson Oeylang/ Kalong/ Bedok/ Serangoon Garden Buklt Tlmah/ Ang Mo Klo Rental from $200 to $700 Contact: *****24/*****25 GUEST HOUSE: DOUBLE alrcondltloned rooms available for long short rental, breakfast provided, 10 minutes to Orchard Road, Call Receptionist Tel *****11/
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      606 29 89 PropertiM For Sale a) Houses Diet. 5 Faber Hill, double -slorey semi-detached, 4,500 sq ft. 4 bedrooms, bathrooms attached, terrazzo/ parquet, vacant possession Diet. 28 Seletsr Hills. 2 1/2-storey bungalow In quiet and Ist class residential district 10,000 sq ft 5 bedrooms, attached bathrooms. ENQURIES WELCOME!! HOLLAND HOUSING PTE
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      889 29 SERANGOON GARDEN. COMPLETELY Kenovaleit Corner Teri.. Ailh sliding windows/ doors New flooring, modern kitchen, etc 3 bedrooms. 2.800 sq ft $360,000 Principals contact *****41 A BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE STOREY terrace house uith 3 bedrooms. I servant's, spacious living/ dining i area, approx l >.<«) sq ft in DM !21 at $390,000
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      644 29 BARGAIN SALEI s KALAKAUA RISE. RIDGEWOOD 4 bedrooms, built-in area 2.000 sqft Ist offer of SOBS.OOO secures c GRANGEFORD TYPE B 2 bedrooms 1.200 sqft Vacant possession or tenanted $454,000 s ORANGEFORD. TYPE A 3 bedrooms 1.700 sq ft Tenanted or vacant possession 9530.000. MIDFIELD REALTY PTE. LTD BsfBJBJ c
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      971 29 A BEAUTIFUL CONDOMINIUM apartment with 3 betlrixuns splll-level living/ dining arra swimming pool tennis court, approx 1,500 sq ft In I > $385,000 Foreigners can buy Fields *****25/ *****56' *****10 CENTRAL LOCATION. BEAUTIFULLY renovated 3-roomed walkup flat at Uemenceau Avenue (3rd floor) About 1,400 sq fl with kitchen built-in cabinets
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      746 29 LIMOLIHO. AMERICAN SCHOOL VI I runty. Ix-ilrcxmiv pool, squash, tennis G<x>d rental return Bn- > qulrles *****21 *****47 *****55 MARINE PARADE HDB 3-roomed. on high floor, facing sea. renovated, asking $70,000 Principals call ***** MARINE PARADE 4 ROOMED flat Broken marble Alrrond. $118,000 3-roomed flat $55,000 o n o *****01
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      760 29 A BROAD RANGE of lix'al rOtVsjn menus Budfet flt-xihle Immedi I ate cash transaction Ownm please rail Regent *****55 AN ARAB ORGANISATION urgently needs to buy a large bungalow Approx 40.000 to 60.000 sq ft gar den or seml-delacht 1 In (lists (all 7M.1551 *****29 GENUINE BUYERS REQUIRE semi detached/
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      685 29 FACTORY/ WAREHOUSE FOR RENT Area aj.OOOM) ft Wit>) offlrev lunch room L Uillet facilities I.tx-alion Slndo Inn Upper Thomson Road PLEASE CALL MaSOU MRS KUAH (No Agenls) FACTORIES/ WAREHOUSES/ OFFICES I'aya Lebar. Kallan« River Valley. Thomson. Buklt Tlmah. Sims Avenue. Chua Chu Kuhk (1.425. 1.445. 3.750. 5.000. 10.000. 22.000 30.000
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      471 29 PARKLANE HIGH FLOOR fully fur nlshed. 720 sq ft Price 8920 pJ f 3rd floor vacant. 880 sq ft Prl. r $800psf Tel *****33 1 Agent) SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD 1077 sq ft Ann ,>»n uxleLs New carpets and alrcons $500 p s TEXTILE CENTRE. APPROXIMATELY 900 .sq ft Seavlew selling
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      727 30 jam^ Accommodation A Pnyrttf 93 Office Spaces b) Rental ORCHARD TOWERS (PODIUM BLOCK) 530 sq ft of prime office space available for rental In April. 1982 at $4,000 p.m (Inclusive of maintenance). Plaaaa contact 7J7*7SS ORCHARD SHOPPING CENTRE Orchard Road Offices available for rent. Area approx 650 sqft TEL: *****11
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      765 30 FOOK HAI BUN.D4NG. office space for rent Area approx 800 sq ft Rental $3 50 p s f with carpeting Tel *****07/ *****62 ICB BUH.DMG SHENTON Way First class and most central rOfUon In the midst of flnanrlal district Contact *****91 INTERNATIONAL PLAZA OFFICE Space, inside CBD 250 sq ft
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      440 30 b) Rental RUBY SHOPPING PLAZA Balestier Road Now Open lor Business Prime Shop spBCM »f various M/es for Immediate rent at reasonable price Suitable for boutique, halrdresslng. beauty salon. Jewellery, textile showroom, restaurant, coffee-houses, snack bars. etc Piaaae contact: TEL: *****11 Miss Ng/ Catherine NEW SHOPHOUSE FOR i) RENT At
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      576 30 PENINSULA PLAZA A.ailabte tor Rant c Unit 07/ I Area 762 74 sq ft I a Unit 035. Area 589 1 1 sq ft c Unit O4S Arek 616 sq ft c Unit 41*/ 417. Area ***** sqft For more detatte contact: PROPERTY DIVISION TEL: 33*2*33 DISTRICT 6. PENINSULA SHOPPING
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      437 30 BBar F^^^' lamr X" LaaaaaP^ VHBaaae Baaal aPv m Jfjolidays AU TAIWAN/KOREA 1 1 DAYS $2459 f'P AU TAIWAN/KO«A/JAPAN tjjl' <f£*) 1 6 DAYS $3009 <^5^ AU 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 .^^M^Ml 9 DAYS
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      1227 30 ft "XBaV^*» VT* JHII ff vVbBBBBBbV *i* MmWW .aOCCB '^W BBlß>' JJMQo VW aBBBBBB^BBBBI Please send me the travel colour brochure. Kagoshima Kyoto j Nagasaki Osaka Name: Fukuoka Mt. Fuji y" I Td Not I JLb7 Ba M Singaoce OCX JU I I NAM HO TRAVEL SERVICE (SI PTE LTD
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      111 30 NG TRANSPORT TOUMST SERVICE (T/A o*2) G6 Mola( Royal limited Nawion Road (1130) Tal: *****49. *****05. *****4 C 302N Qwiting By Air Dep: Dally, special departure 15/3. 17/3 (stay In Casino Hotel) 1 Day Kukup Tour «M/Dep: Every Sunday/P Holiday (Seafood Lunch provided Wa alao ha»a a fla** ol akcondttwnad
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      60 31 In *nt loving memory ol th* lata MR FRANCIS SAVERIAS departed on t-3-«0. Thou *rt gon*. d**t F» ih*r but th* mamory ol you will avar linear, through th* pa**ing >*art By all lov*d onot A R*qu»m Ma** will b* *a«l at tha Church ol Our Lady
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      28 31 In Sweet Memories Of MURUGAYEN GOPALSAMY Dapartad 8 3 81 Not just today but everyday We remember the times we shared Alway* rwnwilMftd by family, r*l»tiva» and friana*
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      425 31 (Hil rl Education Instruction GCE 'A' LEVEL PRE-U I CLASSES COMMERCk SUBJECTS) ACHIEVE YOUR AMBITION THROUGH US We know that you are hungry for education. I When proper facilities and guidance are given I to you, not only you will pass the I examinations but you will pass with flying
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      290 31 THE GREAT LAKES COLLEGE OF TORONTO Toronto Canada One of the most established private colleges In Canada provides Pre-U Instructions, Grade 13 and Senior High School courses. Grade 11 b 12 for students wishIng to advance to Canadian b U.S. Universities. Applications are Invited from Secondary 111. IV and Pre-U
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      1068 31 Your Profession? SECRETARY! To be a IST CLASS SECRETARY you need to develop secretarial skills, technological skills in office equipment and systems, poise and a personality to with it You will get all ot these and MORE' at SBTC'S Secretarial Training Division Consider whot we have for you, Your formal
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      811 31 m -bW wMM m W jY£f>9S!9aMHaaiaafl Stamford Academic courses 1982 CITY SCHOOL OF COMMERCE DAY TIME COURSES Applications are now invited for admissions tc full-time (day) and part-time (day /evening) courses PREUNIVERSITYI&2 1 GCE O and A Level Arts. Science and Commerce sublets OTHER EVENING COURSES 2 GCE O Level
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      943 31 M Bak. f £r^4^ I AN ACCOUNTING OPPORTUNITY FOR SCHOOL LEAVERS ASSOCIATION OF ACCOUNTING TECHNICIANS (U.K.) (Formerly Institute of Accounting Staff) Full-time and part-time courses are available to GC E O Level holders tor AAT Level 1 The Stamford Certificate at Level 1 of the Association of Accounting Technicians studies
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      475 31 SYSTEMATIC BUSINESS TRAINING CENTRE offers CITY GUILDS COMPUTER EXAMINATION SCHEME (Appro«*d C*ntr*) Subf«ct 747: Computer ProKramminn L Information Prnr— liajj Sub(*ct 74» DiiUi Proctaalnt forboMpvlM COMMENCING 29TH MARCH -S3 (FULLTIME/PART-TIME) For details registration call at 23C/23C. 4th fir. W*t*rtoo Cantr* T*4: *****U/»72t35 BASIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING Thursday 8 00-9 30pm 18
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      518 31 113 Language BaaaW£ 1 Htm *4*m*ntary Cour*** Starting Tua Mar (aMSpni 9 ISpmJ Sat Mac 13 (3 40pm S 10pm) Only llmiu-d CORRINE PRIVATE SCHOOL (Japan*** Languag* Oi» 3«SK. 3*4*gM Comptai »71«23 School of languages 6th Fir CUPPAGE CENTRE V TEL: 737 6666 J JAPANESE Ihgmmrtl 1) Wed 8 00-9
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      37 32 In Loving Mamory of Gynakan Muthiari Moaaa Dapartad Mh March IMS Hr faithful unto dtalh and 1 will glvr you thr crown of Me" Rev 2 -Hi DEARLY REMEMBERED BY FAMILY AND LOVED ONES
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      46 32 MR TAN BENG GEOK Daarly misaad by your loving wita Chwaa. and family, loving fnands and raiatrvaa. MR ATTAPPAN Departed a/3/72 10 years have passed Your love for us will forever be In our memories. Rwmmtwwl by daughters, aona-in-taw and lovad onaa.
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      39 32 Mr. Taoi Faat Chaung Dapartad 573/75 Though 7 years have passed but memories of you will always stay In our hearts Always ramambarad by wifa, children Christina, Calharina. Cohn« Jaffray. William and all lovad aaaa.
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      29 32 REINHABD GEORG SCMEIBNFR AgaW Paaaad away paacanjNy on 22/2/t? in Garmany. RHMaas will ba haM at Church of Holy Croat Ctamonti S'pora an Monday t/Mar/U at •JOpm.
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      66 32 Tha f m ily of tha l.t« Madam Wong Ah Moay *i»h« to aipraaa thair thanki to aM triand'a, r«4ativo«, church mambari and Oaok Sha* Mutual Aid •ocialmn nwnbtn tor thair invaluaMa aaaiatanca. kind attandanca*. condotanca*. wraathi acrollt and donation* during (hair racant baTha family arao wishaa to
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      Triple objection sensation in Race 6
      2380 32 Triple objection sensation in Race 6 FIRST: ***** SECOND: ***** THIRD: ***** STARTERS: *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****. CONSOLATIONS: *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****. RACING. ..with FAIRWAY IPOH, Sun. Strong And Brave, partnered by Y.K. Foo, survived a double objection
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      1005 32 IPOH, Sun. The Stipendiary Steward's report on today's races: RACE 1: Reorganisation (Tweedie) sat back when the gates were released and then struck the gates on jumping out, losing several lengths. Added Assets (Khoo) jumped outwards and was slow into stride RACE t: Patana
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      181 32 Timely Writer scores easy win MIAMI. Sun. Three-year-old colt Timely Writer, second best young horse of the past season in the United States, had a victory margin of three and a-half lengths in yesterday's U*****,000 ($530,000) Flamingo, Stakes at the Hialeah race course here. The 1,800 metres race for three-year-olds
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      39 32 InMamoriam' •for Ih. whom you STRAITB TIMES RATES FOR PERSONAL ADS OBITUARIES a $13 50 (or 15 words (run-on (tyla) a $48.00 for 3cm. x 1 col. (aami-diapiay atyla) a $60 00 lor 3cm x 1 col (display atyla)
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      582 32 "L. O6a a L3I|Q SERVICE, INC MECHANIC CUM ELECTRICIAN Requirements Complete GCE 'O' level Possess Electrical Trade Certiftcote/PUB Electrician Licence Applicants should have 5 years experience in installation and maintenance of electrical equipment, with ability to read electrical circuit blueprints and an aptitude for trouble shooting Some experience in marine
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      238 32 ANNOUNCEMENT fRE,D2y/,i 1 INTERNATIONAL 1 RED WING. MINNESOTA ***** U S.A We proudly announce our appointment by RED WING INTERNATIONAL as their Exclusive Distributors for SINGAPORE, MALAYSIA AND INDONESIA for their world renowned RED WING SHOES and RED WING CLOTHINGS with effect from 31st January 1982. WORK SHOE HEADQUARTERS LARGE
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      Lock icon Spurs survive a scare in FA Cup
      440 33 LONDON. Sun. Tottenham Hotspur survived a first-half scare in the English Football Association Cup yesterday to keep alive their interest in four major competitions. The classy North London side, down 1-0 at half-time, had to battle from behind for a 3-2 triumph over
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      327 33 GOLF ROUND-UP AUGUSTA (Georgia), Sun. Three-time winner Gary Player, of South Africa, and Spain's Severiano Ballesteros, the only other foreign player to c-apture the Masters golf title, top a list of 10 foreigners invited to the 46th annual event here from April 6-11. The 10
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      Lock icon RESULTS AND TABLES
      1291 33 FA Cl'P QI'ARTER-FINAUS Chelsea 2 Tottenham 3. Umi ■pstci 5 Shrewsbury 2, QPR 1 Palare 0. West Bromwich 2 Coventry 0. DIVISION ONE Birmingham 0 Manchester United 1. Ipswich 3 Everton 0. Liverpool 0 Brighton 1, Manchester City 0 Arsenal 0, Middlesbrough 0 Wolves 0, Notts County
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      Lock icon Bayern lose but keep their lead
      513 33 Bayern lose but keep their lead SOCCER ROUND-UP BONN, Sun. Bayern Munich, cruising towards the European Cup semi-finals, were brought down to earth yesterday by a 2-1 defeat by Kaiserslautern in the West German First Division. European Footballer of the Year Karl-Heinz Rummenigge fired Bayern into the lead two minutes
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      Lock icon Ireland clinch championship
      132 33 LONDON, Sur Ireland secured the Five Nations championship outright without touching a ball and Scotland sent France reeling in yesterday's rugby union action. Ireland's triumph came when Wales, the only team capable of equalling their six points from three games, went down 7-17 to England at Twickenham.
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      W-Cup stadium ready
      106 33 MADRID, Sun. Refurbishing of the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, where the final of the soccer world Cup will be played on July 11, has been completed, a stadium official said yesterday. He said the Royal World Cup Organising Committee and the special bank that gave credits for the
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      Lock icon US cruise past India in Cup tie
      357 33 CARLSBAD, Sun. The United States cruised into j the second round < f the Davis Cup yesterday when John McEnroe and Peter Fleming crushed Vijay and Anand Amritraj 6-3, 6-1, 7-5 in a first-round tie against India here in California. The victory by
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      Lock icon Borg to make comeback against Gerulaitis
      210 33 Borg to make comeback against Gerulaitis I COPENHAGEN, Sun. j Bjorn Borg will make his comeback after a threeI month break from tennis in a US$5O,OOO ($106,000) exhibition match against American Vitas Gerulaitis here on March 23, Danish promoter Ole Frederiksen said. Borg, 25, who has won the French title
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      TABLE
      40 33 TEAM P W D L F A Pt Ireland England Scotland Wales 3 3 0 0 57 39 6 4 2 1 1 6H 47 5 3 1 1 1 i7 37 3 3 1 0 2 41 2
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      Hepler leaps to fame in M'sian Open
      584 34  -  DEREK WILD By Former eager comes through after play-off k iHt LUMPVK; Sun. Denny Hepler, a 1.9 metre former College basketball player, leapt to new heights at the Royal Selangoi Golf Club here today when he clinched the US$l5O,OOO ($318,000) Malaysian Open golf
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      Singapore to compete in women's meet
      267 34  - Singapore to compete in women's meet PETER SIOW By SINGAPORE will compete in the ninth Asian Basketball Confederation women's championship in Tokyo from April 27-May The decision to send the women's team came after the Basketball Association of Singapore felt that they did reasonably well in the last ABC meet
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      THE FINAL SCORES
      237 34 MS Denny Hepler (US) TO 68-70; D. Ogrin (US) 71-Tl-66; Hsieh Mm Nan (Tai) 71-68-69 tit Hung Wen Neng (Tal) 73-71-68; M Ramayah (Mai) 69-74-71; F. Minoia (am-RP) 67-72-73; Terry Gale (Aust) 70--68-74. tIJ R. Michael (US) 70-73--70; Cho Ho Sang (SK) 71-72-70; Stewart Ginn (Aust) 70-71-72;
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      Rowe makes his mark with two splendid winners
      365 35  - Rowe makes his mark with two splendid winners JOE DORAI By BRITON Dave Rowe made his mark in Singapore soccer yesterday when he netted two splendid goals to help Tiong Bahru beat Police 2-1 in an Ovaltine National Football league Division One match at the Toa Payoh Stadium. Rowe, a
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        First gold
        42 35 ATM.KTICS: Hungarian triple jumper Bell liakosi snai>|MNl up the first gold aacdal of the nmwwii bnoor athletics championships in Milan on Friday Hakosi. Ihe 1980 champion, cleared 17 13 ■MUM in his final effort 10 pip Russian i Jenn.uii VaWikovich
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        Roe ill
        53 35 AU.ISON KOK of N.-» Zn land, hab dropped MM from the &>-km ran 1 in N.ion.i l»vaus<' of illness Race officials of the Japan Amateur AthltMir Federation saui Koc. the top star among five foreign runners invitei! to the event, caught a cold and could not make the
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        Lanka ahead
        55 35 SKI I.ANKA won four roUIs lo r.iiso their K°'d medal tally to soven on the penult imauday of the three-day SMSBd All-India Al-Ameen meet in Bangalore. T. G. Ramani won the women's 400 metres with record 60.4 sec. bettering the mark by 1.6 seconds Shr also won the
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        England 4-0
        61 35 BADMINTON: England gained a winning 4-0 lead over Japan in the final match of a series of internationals. They won the series 5-0. Results (KiiKlish names first): Ray Steven bt Hiroyuk Hasegawa 15-6, 15-9; Nora Perry JamWebster bt Fumiko Tohkairin Mirhiyo Tomita 15-7. 15-6; Nick Yates bt Kinji
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        Unbeaten
        46 35 BASKETBALL: Seoul beat Tokyo 79-72 after leading the Japanese 40-29 at half time in the Asian Inter-city championships in Hongkong. With the victory, the Koreans, like Shanghai, maintained an unbeaten record in the five-city tournament. In another match, Petaling Jaya bowed out to Hongkong 78-82
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        Bulls netted
        55 35 NEW JERSEY Nets beat Chicago Bulls 107-90 in the United States National Basketball Association tournament on Friday. Other results: Celtics 100 Rockets 98. 76ers 89 Hawks 80. Suns 110 Kings 98. Cava I Uers 111 Trail Blazers 110, Nuggets 127 Bullets 126. Warn- j ors 117 Clippers 116,
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        No trouble
        38 35 BOXING: Jamaican-born Trevor Berbick retained his Canadian heavyweight title by stooping Gord Racette in the 11th round of a scheduled 12--round fight. Berbick. 28, who lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia, was never troubled by Racette, 25.
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        Saronni wins
        29 35 CYCLING: Giuseppe Saronni. uf Italy, sprinted home to win the 68th Milan-Turin race, covering the 226 km in 5:24:00, ahead of Jonkeer and Van Linden, of Belgium.
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        Jones second
        59 35 GRAHAM JONES, of Britain, finished second in the 217 km Det Yolk race, which started and ended in Gent, Belgium. Belgian Alphonse de wolf won the race in five hours. Results: 1. Alphonse de Wolf (Bel) 5:00:00; 2. Graham Jones (Bri) 0:26 sec back; 3. Scan Kelly (Irl);
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        Poles' bronze
        42 35 HANDBALL: Poland won the bronze medal in the world championships when they beat j Denmark 23-22. Former world champions Rumania, surpris- ingly edged out of a berth in the final, took fifth place by beating Olympic champions East Germany 24-21
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        Edged out
        41 35 MOTOR CYCLING: Amen can Richard Schlachter edged out West Germany's Martin Wimmer by half a bicycle's length at the chequered flag to win the 161 km International lightweight motor cycle race at Daytona International Speedway. Sam Mcdonald finished third.
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        61 35 MOTOR RACING: The International Automobile Federation Court of Appeal has slashed the heavy fines imposed on Formula One racing drivers after January's South African Grand Prix. The 29 drivers were fined by the International Motor Sport Federation for their strike before the Gran'l Prix at Kyalami over '.he
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      Jubilee go down to third defeat
      297 35  - Jubilee go down to third defeat LEX SEOW YAM By EXPERIENCE told in the end when Changi Constituency sent Jubilee Sports Association crashing 3-1 to their third defeat in as many matches in a National Football League Division One match at Fairer Park yesterday. While Changi relied on the experience
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      Tampines bow out to simple S'wang
      169 35  - Tampines bow out to simple S'wang R. MANORAJ By NEWLY-PROMOTED Sembawang turned giant killers when they edged out 1979 champions Tarn- pines Rovers 2-1 in a closely-contested National Foootball League Division One match at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Sembawang stuck to simple soccer and it paid off handsomely
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      Darkhorse Keng Seng upsets Shee Hoong
      581 35  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By DARKHORSE Wong Keng Seng provided the first upset in the Pepsi Youth sauash championships when he ousted eighth seed Wong Shee Hoong 92, 9-7, 3-9, 9-3 in the third round of the boys' Under--19 event at the Kallang Complex yesterday. He
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      Sweet-sour day for SICC
      98 35 SINGAPORE Island Country Club beat Hollands*' 4--2 in the men's B Grade inter-club tennis league yesterday. But Hollandses women avenged that defeat with a similar 4-2 triumph over SICC in the Premier League. Other results Men's B Grade: Keppel 1 Police 5, Swiss 1 Morning Glow
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      Thousands of prizes to walk away with
      213 35 WAKING up early on Sunday mornings is never easy. But, if you take the trouble on April 25 for the New Nation Big Walk at 7.30, you will stand a chance of walking away with a Sony Betamex video recorder one of the
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      Lock icon Botham turns down $875,000 offer from SA
      214 35 LONDON, San. England cricket star lan Kotham turned down an offer of about f:25*,«M ($572,5 M) to play In South Africa, according to Krltlsh Sunday newspapers. In detailed accounts of negotiations which took a dozen top players to South Africa this week, the
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      Lock icon Dirty Dozen get beaten
      56 35 PORT ELIZABETH, Sun. The South African XI won the one-day cricket match against the visiting English side by seven wickets yesterday. Scores: English XI 240-5 (G. Gooch 114, D. Amiss 71 n. o. M Procter 2-20). South African XI 244-3 (J. Cook 82. B Richards 62.
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      Taverners triumph
      55 35 TANGLIN TAVERNERS beat Singapore Cricket Club's 2nd XI by eight wickets in a Singapore Cricket Association Senior League match at the Padang yesterday. Brief scores: SCC 79 off 31 overs (A. Pitcher 25, I. Craven 5-18, B. Ranklin 3-15). TT 81-2 off 264 overs (J. Burgess 35. P
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      Sathi and Rex make cheap killing
      107 35  -  J. RAJENDRAN By S. SATHIVAIL and Rex Martens took five wickets each as Singapore scored a sensational innings and 77--run victory over Negri Sembilan yesterday in their two-day Malaysia Cricket Association inter-state match at Balestier Road. The second day's play lasted only 106 minutes
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      SCOREBOARD
      170 35 NEGRI Ist Inns 71 SINGAPORE Ist Inns (overnight 123-4) K. r. Hrn c Prabha b Kamalanathan 7 Neothl run out 1 Stiller c Siva b Nava 9 Fred c Siva b Nava 41 Amarasariya c Southworth b De Costa 47 SatMvall not out 41 Bala c Shekhar b Kamalanathan
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      Goh has material to go a long way
      299 35  -  HAKIKAT RAI By GOH GAM SENG, a virtual unknown, became the fastest marathon man in Singapore when he won the New Zealand Forces marathon at the Naval Base yesterday. Goh, 18, returned 2 hrs 37 mins 58 sees over one of the
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      Referee defies BAS
      139 35 A MISI NDKKSTAM) ING between the Basketball Association of Singapore and referee (>oh Swee Kirn forced the cancellation of the Commercial Cap basketball match between Emporium Holdings and Ivory House at the bay World Stadium last night. The BAS had originally appointed Goh to referee the EmporiumIvory
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      Lock icon Malacca stay up
      54 35 MALACCA, Sun. Malacca trounced Armed Forces 54) in a Malaysia Cup match here to maintain a three-point lead over Selangor. who beat Federal Territory 2-0. at the top of the table. Other results: Pahang 5 Kelantan 0. Negri Sembilan 2 Kedah 1, Brunei 0 Sabah 0. Penang
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      CSC's trophy
      48 35 CEYLON Sports Club became the first holders of the Joe Chellam Trophy when they edged out favourites Indian Association 1-0 on the final day of the three-day Balestier Clubs' under-20 competition at Balestier Road yesterday. Other results: CSC 3 Khalsa 1. Khalsa 4 Civil Service 0.
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      Lock icon Aussies 357
      36 35 CHRISTCHURCH. Sun Australia, replying to the New Zealand President's XI first innings total of 250, were 357 all out at the close of the second day of the three-day cricket match here today. Reuter.
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      126 35 BADMINTON Optics Cup tournament Upper Aljunied Tech. Sch. 7pm), Schools' under-17 boys' North Zone i semi-finals (Pei Daoi. BASKETBALL Commer- cial Cup: Emporium Holdings v Lotto (7.30pm). Nanyang Siang Pau v Tunas (8.45pm both matches at the Gay world Stadium HOCKEY SHA Barker Trophy under-20 championship: Indian Assn. v CSC
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    Lock icon Women get raw deal
    66 36 PARIS, Sun. Women earn less than 10 per cent of the world's income, and hold less than one per cent of property. Two out of three people who cannot read or write are female, as are most of the world's 10 million refugees. These figures were
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    Lock icon Boat on show
    39 36 CAIRO. Sun. Egypt put a boat, believed to be the oldest in the world, on display today lor the first time since it was discovered in 1954 in a pit next to the Great Pyramid. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Was this picture faked?
    101 36 THIS photo, which The Times of tandon said had been doctored, shows Ayatollah Kuhollah Khomeiny, four members of the Iranian government and his son Ahmed on the right. From left are: The president of the Iranian Parliament, Mr Hashemi Rafsanjanl; the Prime Minister, Mr Hosseln Mumivl;
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    Defer signing mini sea treaty
    694 36  -  GLENDA KORPORAAL Spore appeals to US, Britain, France and W. Germany By Our Washington Reporter WASHINGTON, Sun. Singapore's Ambassador to the United Nations, Mr Tommy Koh, has appealed to the United States, Britain, France and West Germany to defer signing a "mini" sea law treaty
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    Lock icon Begin told to take three days' rest
    101 36 Begin told to take three days' rest JERUSALEM, Sun. Ailing Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Beein, (8, today temporarily transferred ma powers to his deputy, Mr Simkha Erllch, after helng told by Ms doctors to take three days' complete rest. Mr Begin, in a wheelchair after breaking his thigh four months
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    Lock icon Soviets do not want Pope to return home
    488 36 WARSAW, Sunday THE Soviet Union has advised the Polish authorities not to let Pope John Paul return to his homeland this year, a wellplaced source said here yesterday. The advice was apparently conveyed to military leader Wojciech Jaruzelski during his talks with
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    Lock icon 'Walesa for baby's christening'
    209 36 WARSAW, Sun. Solidarity union chief Lech Walesa, held under house arrest since the start of martial law, will be released to attend the christening of his baby daughter in Gdansk on March 21, his wife said yesterday. Mrs Danuta Walesa said she would be spending Easter
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    Lock icon Reagan sticks to trip plan
    88 36 WASHINGTON. Sun. President Ronald Reagan is determined to go ahead with plans for an Easter holiday in Barbados despite advice from aides that a trip to the Caribbean island might be politically unwise. White House sources said yesterday Mr Reagan and his wile Nancy have
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    Lock icon Ayn Rand found dead
    43 36 NEW YORK. Sun Ayn Rand, Russian-born philosopher and authoress of such best-sellers as The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged, was found dead in her home here today. She was 77. A police spokesman said she died of natural causes. Reuter.
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    DEATHS
    108 36 PETER LEE KIAU Man age 79 passed away peacefully 73.82 leaving behind beloved wlie. Mary Sun Soo Tin. son Joseph Lee Hack Van. daughters Madellene Sho Nar. Pauline Fee Chan, daughter-in-law Gertrude Tay. son-in-law Foong Sze Fook. seven grandchildren Body lying in St Stephens Church Parish Hall. Sallm Road,
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      303 36 Working hand in hand Singapore Airlines and the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board are almost inseparable twins when it comes to promoting the republic as a tourist destination. JUDITH HALE finds out the types of promotions they do and the reasons behind the joint effort. About 40 years after World War
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      Mother of ballet stars
      1031 1 4 It was not the thing to do to give sons dancing lessons in my days. Friends and relatives who came to visit would be incredulous. They asked questions. There was nothing I could say except that, that was what my children wanted and that I
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      Jaws begins this weekend
      313 2 AFTER an absence of nearly five years, Hongkong television actress Lee Ying is returning to our small screen when SBC begins the drama serial, Jaws, this weekend. Once as well-known as Cheng Yu Ling of Man In The Net and The Brothers fame, she was last
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      Debate on role o£ the university
      308 2 THE ROLE OF THE UNIVERSITY (BBC, 9.45 p.m.): For a generation, the universities in Britain have been expanding. The aim has Been to ensure that every student qualified to go to university should have the opportunity to do so. As a result of this
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      PICK of the DAY
      607 2 PICK of the DAY C SBC 5 j THE Challenging Sea (Ch 5, S p.m.): The catamarans and trimarans have been around for a while. Though propelled purely by natural elements, many of them are capable of out-racing the wind. Now, with contemporary innovations, these multi-hulls are getting faster and
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        HITTING THE NEWS
        373 4 DEEP THROATS journalists' shorthand for "anonymous sources" are becoming as common as sore throats. This bothers Kurt Luedtke. He's an American journalist who became a newspaper editor at the age of 33 and five years later felt the need of a new challenge. His second career, as
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        Comic Wyn blows in
        863 4 Comedian and radio star Wyn Calvin has been lauded as one of the greatest pantomime performers and the most popular comedian in the history of Blackpool, the showbiz resort of Britain. At the bottom of this ability to make other people laugh, though, is a pensiveness
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        Trio that promotes American music
        562 4 THE VERDEHR TRIO Victoria Concert Hall March 28, 5 p.m. Tickets $3, ($1 for students) Previewed by JOHN DE SOUZA 4 But it's their triple combination of violin, clarinet and piano, seldom heard in major chamber works, that is interesting. As is the fact that
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        Buried beauty
        839 5 THE GOH BALLET OF CANADA National Theatre March 5, 6 Reviewed by JOHN DE SOUZA Judging from Saturday night's performance, this is a group that can given time and the right direction develop into a lead- ing dance company. 7 A NEAR flawless technique is not all there
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        A matter o£ priorities
        893 6 41 took three years off work when my daughter was born. We were in England then as my husband was studying. I had all the time in the world to devote to her. I do feel the first year of the baby's life is crucial it
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        Help for child bashers
        1622 6  -  LUCILLE DEVIEW By in Michigan, USA 4 The family is the basic core off any society. It always has been and always will be. The challenge is to meet the needs off the family members and help them fulfill the functions expected of them. Lucille Cantoni,
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      1619 7 Leigh Plenty was back in the gymnasium only weeks after losing her leg. David Smith chased off a burglar with his bow and arrow. And one girl of just 12 wrestled with a crocodile, then drove an injured man to a doctor. By SUZANNE THOMAS. PLUCKY young
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      137 2 EXHIBITIONS ABORIGINAL Art: Rock art (Photographs) and bark paintings from Australia. Nat Museum Art Gallery, 9 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Till Wednesday. Sllksoreens: By Dutch artist Ineke Calis. Gall 10-12, Hyatt Hotel, 11 a.m. 6.30 p.m. Till Wednesday. Chinese Paintings And Art: Organised by the Phoenix Arts and Craft i (Pte)
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      266 2 Straits Times Crossword ACBOHB 4 Accomplishment ot Journalists in smothering cry of pain (7) 1 Agreement leading to ex- 5 Unskilled but memorable (7) change of letters (14) 6 Taken In by school it is said 8 Practice backed for example (5) by America (5) 7 "Trickery!" each cry in
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      1272 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by The Young J-J2 HI 3 00 Wa f t And The ResHess J-M and DonaW 3.25 On The Waterfront (Ch.nese/r) 73 4.15 Autumn Comes To The Forest 7.50 Adubakat '82 (Malay/ Live) 4.30 Story Time (Tamil, r) 8.45 Knots Landing
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      220 4 Daihatsu introduces the 3- sealer Wide Cab M-a^EiF^ Daihatsu. The leaders in Which is why our vehicles have such m Jt^^^^tmtk f i trilc^ s wir^ tne widest a high resale value. And why we're range add yet another value-tor- the Nol seller in light trucks! Sb^b^b^bW JP— SHHi I
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      519 5 Now,PTTRCIHE~the complete portable computer with more power than many desk-top computers. More than 2,000 software packages. And simple to use. n^ II I C^^Lfe Hli bW^ Vlm^H A computer for the professional Software support to match Immediate productivity This is ATTACHE. The state-of-art in microcomputer With some systems, software poses
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      176 6 11-yHI^EIDO "THE FLOWERS' MOISTURE MIST A MOMENT OF BEAUTY FROM TOKYO For 1982, Shiseido captures the fleeting beauty of nature with THE FLOWERS, the newest spring/summer makeup collection. Golden, yellowed, russet shades abound, all suffused with warm flickering sunlight. Picture a profusion of scarlet sage, a multitude of roadside lilies,
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      69 6 Oncwuch New Method Home Electrolysis ■■S^ISH A "One Touch" home rlcctrol\sis \\stem^H for hair rrmo\al unit- H^ and for all. I 1 1 Permanently removes hair anywhere on the bodiT^^P Battery operated, micro- W computer controlled. Can be used in the prnacv ol one's home and costs less than an
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      590 7 y^^//VRC's unique Basic Macros and Arbitrary Data Subsystems fyr enhance your drafting capabilities and productivity even further \^T The General Drafting System (GDS) from Applied FT II afo V Research Corporation of Cambridge is the ,^t-tsss?^^B) alternative to conventional drawing techniques. It is fsJ> ffi& /^j®»\w^ 1 a powerful and
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      820 8 Wo are a uoll established cosmetic company. As part of our expansion, we have vacancies for the post of: rRAJNING OFFICER Dunes 1 Vvise, develop and evaluate training programmes for tranchised locations and Beauty Instructresses Promotion of Training courses Supervision of staff in Training Department Qualifications Minimum CiCE 'A' level
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      449 8 IMETWD Calling all SchooiLeavers Start your Career in Sales Here is your opportunity to join Singapore's leading Department Store We have immediate vacancies for Female Sales Representatives Salary and Commission Female Sales Assistants Minimum starting salary SJ33O pm Male General Workers Minimum starting salary ***** pm Selected candidates will receive
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  • SECTION THREE
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        The principal concepts of Confucian ethics
        1736 1 THE Confucian core teaching could also be put in another way. The key concept is Ren, which has been variously rendered as humanity, benevolence, love, compassion or even perfect virtue. To practise this virtue, firjst of all, one must be honest with his inborn
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        All about marriage
        774 1 I UNDER the Women's Charter Amendment Act, 1980, which came into operation on June 1 last year, every marriage in Singapore must be solemnised after the couple has obtained a marriage licence from the Registrar of Marriages. The rite must be conducted by the registrar or a
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        86 1 SKMKUttUIM iMHIiITUS Xie Xuehua JD|||L^49**ll By iij }C Cf-hm Glossary 4 Fu-nu Xian-zhang Women's Charter .}/> Fl-ling Act 4ftst*i Hun-yTn Marriage i-ffi iIE Zhun-zheng Licence j i; tft Zhu-ce-guan Registrar Ji tfl \h Tong-zhT-shu Notice Vfflf IS Xuan-shl-shu Statutory Declaratii iIE K Zheng-ren Witness |o] To'ng-yi Consent *K Jia-zhang X
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        254 1 A: The economic success of Singapore Is Kp Let's Learn Mandarin obvioou to everybody. B: Henduo ren dou xianmu Xfnjiaporen. THIS programme Is compiled by Redlffn- B: Many people admire the people of Slngaslon and broadcast daily in Teochew, pere. Hoklden and Cantonese over both Redlffn- ojjg tfe A If
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        615 2 aVUHWacI H| flaaaaaaafli aaaaVaaaaaaaaV We are proud to announce the opening of our 4th showroom at Unit Gl6-17 Hock Soon Building 232 Upper Bukit Timah Road The showroom is open from 8.30 am 7.00pm and we invite you to visit us or call us for a test drive today! mazoa
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        467 2 tHDB Separote tenders ore invited for any number of the followmg:--1 TERM CONTRACT FOR THE SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF BINTANGORE POLEB (76 mm/100 mm) 2 TERM CONTRACT FOR THE BUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF FLOURESCENT TUBES (600 mm/1200 mm) 3 TERM CONTRACT FOR THE SUPPLY, DELIVERY AND FIXING OF NOTICE BOARDS
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        1497 2 Kompang beats THE beat is unmistak- nas, kompangs and the drah performances at the activities of its affiliably clear and recoe- hadrah were introduced to By YAAKUB RAFHID functions organised by ates. nisable rPMrrflP^T nf Singapore at the beginning Malay bodies or institu- Though interest in this nisaDie, regardless of
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        376 3 *************************00 X JTI. THE PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION X 0 Q£) community development fund X Q \J FILM PREMIERE Q > Under the distinguished patronage of the X X Senior Minister of State X O Prime Minister's Office and r i Cl Deputy Chairman, People's Association C < MR. LEE KHOON CHOY
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        289 3 I CAPITOL: NOW SHOWING! (*****59) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.45, 4.00. 6.30 A 9.15 aj If this don t scare the hell B out of you NOTHING WILL! Jr^ I vrl I *'|m| m I j I |OHN SAXON Lv— -^^^^■a^^H^JJ LYNDA DAY f^^l L*'^ bb^^^ 1.1-ORC.I p »^k J
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        640 3 j Seminar on an island And why noc? Pamper your staff Gel to know them in holiday surroundings Creative juices flow even better in an atmosphere o( congeniality and tranquillity. We'll help you to plan for both the seminar and the variety ol recreational acth it its Island delights offered
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        296 3 **********000 i CATHAY 3 O NOW SHOWING! Q Q Ptaaaa Nota Timai A "»m,2 15. >30ag4Spm X I X NOW SHOWING! X V 1 30. 4 00. 6 30* 9 15pm V X LAST DAY' X I V IHm, 1 30. 4, 8 304 9 ISpm V O ./.I"'""".'" 1
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        251 3 1 OWC *N IS ATI Q H B BU;«>^t»oajy^rCVf J I I m• Patrol g I I I Mobln Patrol I I 1 i.w.ria I Mobfi. Patrui I I lorn, Ift 400 64. I "FRIOAV 13th PAMT 2 liLin >JIW." l' Mll.ltit.ll/.1T..,;,.^! I Battl. tor tha RapuMic Of CHINA 1
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        477 4 PETTY RAY GEOPHYSICAL CO. J 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 D.P. Supervisory capacity Responsibilities: To maintain
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        581 4 ESSO REFINERY ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT II (CASHIER) s ~j^^fc^_ •••♦♦•♦••♦••♦•>♦♦« Responsibilities include operat^^^^B^^^^^ ing a substantial accommoda- Bk tion cheque facility as well ;*> petty cash funds for the reim- ••>» bursement of our employees' j expenses at Pulau Ayer Chawan. Other responsibilities include the coding of accounting entries tor input
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        264 4 I W I ATSUSHITA DENSHI (S) PTE LTD We are a technologically-sophisticated Company involved in the manufacture of semi-conductor products. We are looking for suitably qualified personnel for the following positions:A) TRAINEE TECHNICIANS (Ayer Rajah or Ang Mo Kio) Possess either a Diploma or ITC in Electrical/ Mechanical Engineering Completed
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        855 4 GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic Singapore) RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1981 The Board of Dfewtotl of GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL LIMITED has pleasure in announcing the following audited results of the Group and the Company lor the yMI ended HOth September. 1981. The Group The
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        359 4 IN THE HIGH COl RT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Suite No. 4656 of 19H1 Between GADELIUS PTE. LTD. Plaintiff* and SINGAPORE LANDSCAPE ENTERPRISES (sued as a firm) DefendantTo Tay Kheng Slew, Daniel, of 31 Si 35. Jalan Chengkek. Singapore, sole-proprietor of the abovenamed Defendant firm. TAKE NOTICE that an
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