The Straits Times, 18 March 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Precedent set in loss of future earnings' award
    638 1  - Precedent set in loss of future earnings' award T.F. HWANG B, Higti Court Reporter A LEGAL precedent which sources said will have wide repercussions was set yesterday when the Court of Appeal granted a damage claims for "loss of future earnings" to the estate of a national serviceman killed in
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    Lock icon Nuclear arms for Cuba hint
    751 1 Nato sees threat in Brez speech BRUSSELS, Wednesday THE Soviet Union, for the first time in 20 years, has given a veiled warning that it may abrogate its 20-year-old secret understanding with the United States not to put nuclear missiles on Cuba. Soviet President Leonid
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    Lock icon Blaze mishap on plane
    59 1 PARIS. Wed. Fire broke out in one of the engines of an Air France Airbus while taking off from Sanaa airport, North Yemen, today. The fire spread to the front of the cabin, the company said here. The pilot stopped the plane and all 111 passengers
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    Lock icon Ex-judge sent to prison
    63 1 TOKYO, Wed. A former judge, charged with having sexual relations with a defendant while in office, was today sentenced to one year in prison. The Fukuoka district court in southern Japan found 48--year-old Teruo Yasukawa guilty of abusing his office by taking a 34-year-old woman, accused
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    Speaker cautions on privilege abuse
    1492 1 Declare your interest, Jeya told then... MR J.B. JEYARETNAM was yesterday cautioned by the Speaker, Dr Yeoh Ghim Seng, about rules prescribing a fine or a jail term, or both, for any MP who failed to declare his direct personal pecuniary interest in matters raised
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    Lock icon Fake US bank notes turn up in China
    117 1 Fake US bank notes turn up in China BEIJING, Wed. Bogus US bank notes with denominations of up to US$5 million (about 5J10.6 million) have appeared in a northern Chinese city and some people have been fooled into taking them. A provincial newspaper yesterday quoted a bank clerk as saying
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    CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
    25 1 Britain's police start newspaper campaign A ■miai froa» the Police Federaltoa lftnuafrw-.TELLYOCRM.P. One of the advertisements placed In British newspapers by the police
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    Lock icon Bring back hanging say bobbies
    300 1 Bring back hanging say bobbies LONDON, Wednesday BRITAIN'S police want to bring back hanging. The Police Federation, outraged by a sharp increase in violent crimes, began a newspaper advertisement campaign today asking the public to write Parliament in support of restoring capital punishment. "The time has come for Parliament to
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    Lock icon To each his own gun
    59 1 KENNE3AW (Georgia), Wed. Local authorities in this town o 7 000 passed a law yesterday requiring residents to own and maintain firearms for self-<leJence. The law goes into effect next Thursday. It carries no penalties for violators and exempts ~wople with physical disabilities, those who
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    No medical benefits for husbands and children
    188 1 MARRIED women civil servants will not get medical benefits for their spouses and children, Finance Minister Hon Sui Sen said in Parliament yesterday. The Finance Minister, replying to Mr Rohan Kamjs (Telok Siangan), said it was not yet time for the government to
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    Lock icon Opec aims to cut output by 2 million barrels
    218 1 Opec aims to cut output by 2 million barrels VIENNA, Wed THE Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries will aim at a production eat of two million barrel* a day at Its emergency meeting on Friday In aa effort to keep Opee's oil price at Its current level, oil sources said
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    Lock icon Jobless to lose dole if they turn down jobs
    157 1 BONN GETS TOUGH WITH UNEMPLOYED NUREMBERG, Wednesday THE Federal Labour Office announced tough measures today which will deprive West Germany's two million unemployed of welfare benefits if they turn down jobs. The measures, due to take effect next month, mean a
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    Lock icon UN's $106 m aid appeal
    59 1 UNITED NATIONS. Wed. Meeting for only 15 minutes, the UN General Assembly yesterday endorsed an appeal to donor countries (or another US$5O million (SJIO6 million) in aid (or Palestinian refugees throughout the Middle East Most of the money is needed to operate schools (or 340.000
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    Lock icon QUICK EXIT FROM BEIRUT
    65 1 BEIRIT, Wed. Two Bahrain! diptomata reportedly left Belrat hurtedly a* the Lebanese government expressed concern today •ver the rxodos of foreign mission*. The Lebanese PrenchUncaage newspaper I 'Orient Le Jour said Bahrain's Charge d'Affalres Mahmoad Abdallan BahlooJ aad second secretary Abdel Rahman TabJ left with their
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      105 1 48 pages today KISSINGER MEMOIRS: MY TALKS WITH MAO Pag* 15 Shuttle youth left In the cold 6 HE'S a great player. Bat I know I could have been better if only I had someone to galde me along the way. I was young then and didn't realise my potential.
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        To buy time
        97 2 SENIOR academics from British universities are being sought to "buy time" for Singapore's young and more inexperienced lecturers to mature, and will not hurt their promotional prospects, said NUS Vice-Chancellor, Prof Lim Pin. These expatriate academics were those which British universities would like to keep but could
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        To teach literature
        115 2 THE Education Ministry and Institute of Education will conduct two 60-hour courses for graduate and non-graduate teachers to expose them to new ways to teach literature, as well as appropriate methods of assessment and evaluation. The ministry said that while the teaching of English has been greatly
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        School and home
        74 2 MEDICAL social workers have found that school children's ill health or emotional and learning difficulties often stem from parents' ignorance or family disharmony, senior medical social worker Cecilia Nayar said in the latest issue of Social Dimension, a publication of the Singapore Association of Social Workers. Attempts
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        'No conversions'
        133 2 THE government will come down hard on anyone who exploits Religious Knowledge sessions in schools for his own ends, the Minister of State (Education), Dr Tay Eng Soon, warned yesterday in Parliament, and assured the House there would be adequate safeguards to ensure it did not happen. He
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        'Regressive move'
        127 2 REPLYING to the suggestion by Mr J. B Jeyaretnam (Anson) that Singaporeans be given higher tax reliefs, Trade and Industry Minister Dr Tony Tan said in Parliament on Tuesday that this was regressive and would result in an inequitable distribution of tax savings. He said it was also
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        On appraising work
        92 2 MOST Singapore firms think performance appraisal is only to help award second-tier increments. This is wrong, said the manager of the National Productivity Board's labour-management relations unit, Mr Wee Yue Chew. Companies should think of it as a way of identifying the training, development and motivation of
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    • COMMENT
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        THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS:
        77 2 MOST taxpayers probably would go along with the Innovative suggestion by the MP for Thomson that relief be allowed for medical costs to keep their bodies in serviceable shape. But, unless Dr Chau Slk Ting can convincingly argue that the purpose of his proposal has not
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        TO WOO WORKERS
        68 2 BIG companies in the United States are trying to bandage their wounds and stem redundancies with new approaches to labour, like the profit-sharing and employee stock ownership plans which have been found to increase loyalty and productivity. Such a trend has been spurred on not only by
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        RESEARCHED ALREADY
        28 2 A SYDNEY civil engineer says Singapore's proposal to research Ferrocement and recycled-waste bricks forgets that over 50 years' study has proven them impractical. FORUM, Page II
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    • SPORTS
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        Task of FAS Council
        109 2 WITH five players sent off and 34 cautioned in just 37 matches of the Ovaltine National Football League, the first task of the new Football Association of Singapore Council is clear to sort out Singapore soccer's disciplinary problems. And its ad noc committee can start by
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        Fandi may return
        101 2 FANDI Ahmad, who has been out of action for the last two months because of a shoulder operation, starts his rehabilitation programme tomorrow at the Alexandra Hospital, after which he will resume training with the Singapore squad when they begin the year's preparation on April 2. Said
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    • TIMES BUSINESS
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        FAR EAST-LEVINGSTON PLANS BIGGEST RIG YARD
        126 2 FOLLOWING a very successful year. Far East-Levingston Shipbuilding now plans to build the biggest rigbuilding yard in Singapore. The yard is likely to be built on a 20--hectare site in Tuas and the company is negotiating with the Jurong Town Corporation for the land.
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        109 2 A LOCAL developer expects the property market to stage a significant upturn within the next 12 months. To back up this optimism, Mr Michael Kwok's company, Riverview Development, is sinking substantial funds into a condominium project Riverview Garden. Speaking at the ground-breaking ceremony of Riverview Garden yesterday, Mr Kwok also
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        116 2 THE Netherlands has criticised countries like the United States for not signing the new international tin pact but expressed its reservations on a Malaysian proposal for a producers' pact. The Dutch Prime Minister Dries Van Agt, here on a three-day official visit, said his country is keen to see the
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        France warns Japan
        104 2 FRANCE has warned Japan that if it did not open its markets soor, France and other EEC countries may resort to protectionist measures against Japanese goods. The warning was carried to Tokyo by French Foreign Trade Minister Michel Jobert, who was there to prepare for President Francois
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        China's old to stay?
        63 2 CHINA'S leading ideological journal Red Flag has urged the country's elderly leaders to retain their posts despite the campaign to replace them with younger ones. Diplomatic sources said the commentary clearly indicated that the powerful but ageing communist party Vice-Chairman Deng Xiaoping was not expected to
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        3 against sanctions
        86 2 A UJS. delegation led by Undersecretary of State for Security Assistance James has been told by France that it did not consider major sanctions as a workable way of showing displeasure over events in Poland. British Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington has said in an interview with a
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        'Bulgaria, PLO offer'
        69 2 A RtJD Brigades guerilla, one of 17 on trial for thekidnapping of US General James Dozier, testified that Bulgaria and the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) had offered cash, training and other helo to the Brigades in holding the general. The Bulgarian embassy in Rome has formally denied
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        Fears of attack
        100 2 THE Palestine Liberation Organisation has been moving weapons into south Lebanon in the past two months, creating fears that Israel may attack to eliminate the arsenal, analysts said. They concede however, that it would be difficult for Israel to succeed in this as the weapons are mobile
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        Disputes unsettled
        119 2 EGYPTIAN Foreign Minister Kamal Hassan Ali has ended his visit to Israel apparently without settling the two disputes that brought him there. On the proposed visit to Israel by Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, Mr Ali said Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin had renewed the invitation but could not
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        US stays silent
        84 2 THE White House refused to respond to Nicaraguan charges that US-supported commandos had carried out raids in Nicaragua, which has declared a 30-day state of emergency, suspended constitutional rights and called on the American Congress to denounce the "clandestine operations". The White House had earlier also declined
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        In new form
        100 2 NEW Format, an art exhibition due to open tomorrow at the National Museum, is set to mark a significant milestone in the life of art in Singapore. Featured will be the paintings of five wellknown artists here whose works, tending to the progressive and radical, will reflect
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        Dancing couples
        138 2 ALL Mr Bhaskar of the Bhaskar's Academy of Dance, wanted for a bride was a girl who has a pair of hands and feet. What he got was a bride who turned out to be a recognised dancer in Indian circles, and they've been dancing together since. They
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        Light for the greens
        59 2 ALL plants need light for photosynthesis, though in varying quantities. For plants that can thrive in less than ideal light, given other variables such as temperature and water, there is a list that includes the Maiden-hair fern, Aglonemas. a jungle plant which grows almost wild in
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    • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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        No blocks by govts
        115 2 ASEAN governments not only did not obstruct the region's private sector plans for industrial and economic activities, but had been very sympathetic and constructive towards private sector involvement, said director-general of the Asean division of the Malaysian Foreign Ministry, Mr Yusof Hi tarn. He was replying
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        Tappers' Red ties
        104 2 DEPUTY Defence Minister Abang Abu Bakar Mustaffa told parliament there was "close communication" between communist terrorists in Mengkarak, Pahang, and rubber tappers in the area. He said an army unit had on March 11 found evidence of this link while deployed in the area after the alleged
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        Women writers' role
        68 2 WOMEN should strive to write on more socially relevant subjects and not confine themselves to petty family affairs, members at a forum on the Literary Mission of Women Writers maintained. Four women speakers, representing Singapore, Malaysia, Hongkong and Taiwan, traced the development of women's literary writing through
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        Malay journalism
        56 2 THE development of Malay journalism is intimately linked with the history of Malay press in the region. The most productive period in the development of the Malay press was between thetwo world wars, and journalists were fully aware of their responsibilities to arouse awareness among the Malays to
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      Journal calls on elderly leaders to keep posts
      116 3 Journal calls on elderly leaders to keep posts BEIJING, Wed. China's leading ideological journal today called on the country's elderly leaders to retain their posts despite the current campaign to replace older officials with younger ones. Diplomatic sources said the commentary in the fortnightly Red Flag clearly indicated that the
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      Lock icon PACKAGE TO BUOY ECONOMY PLANNED IN TOKYO
      243 3 TOKYO, Wed. The government today mapped out a comprehensive economic package, including a plan to put more money into public projects, to buoy Japan's sagging economy. The government of Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki held a series of emergency meetings to adopt economic measures,
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      Lock icon Trade hoDes
      210 3 BANGKOK, Wed. Thai Premier Prem Tinsulanonda flies to Paris on April 30. with a 40-strong delegation aimed at boosting trade and investments, Thai officials said here today. AFP. from view in January and February, he has not given any indication that he himself plans to step down. Mr
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      Lock icon EEC may hit back France tells Japan
      466 3 TOKYO, Wednesday JAPAN was strongly criticised yesterday by the US, France and the EEC for its trade policies. France also told Tokyo that the EEC may resort to protectionist measures against Japanese goods. The warning was conveyed by French Foreign Trade Minister Michel
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon 'Put off summit' call
        83 3 SYRIA AND Iran believe the Non-Aligned Summit Conference to be held in Baghdad in September should be either postponed or moved to another capital, the Syrian news agency Sana said yesterday in Damascus, quoting Syrian Foreign Minister AbdelHalim Khaddam. He and Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar
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        Lock icon Third World's 'no'
        64 3 THIRD WORLD countries at the UN Conference on the Law of the Sea announced on Tuesday their rejection of US proposals for drastic changes in the sea-bed mining provisions. The announcement was made at a news conference at the United Nations by Mr Alvaro De Soto of
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        Lock icon Lankan home guards
        65 3 HOME GUARD units will be set up in Sri Lanka from May to maintain communal harmony and prevent violence, an official spokesman said in Colombo yesterday. The decision follows widespread communal violence in the country last August. The scheme, approved by the cabinet, would be established in
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        Lock icon Kerala govt resigns
        65 3 THE 11-WEEK-OLD coalition government in the southern Indian state of Kerala resigned yesterday after losing its slim assembly majority, the the Press Trust of India reported in New Delhi from the state capital of Trivandrum. The eight-party coalition led by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's Congress (I) party
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      Lock icon Breathing life back into fire victim
      55 3 Breathing life back into fire victim FlßEMENattemptlng to revive a little girl who was palled from her burning flat in Grand Rapids, Michigan, on Tuesday. The burning block of flats can be seen in the background. The girl survived the suffocation. Bat her parents and sister were injured and so
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      Lock icon Satellite delay
      37 3 PARIS, Wed. The first operational firing of Europe Ariane satellite launcher, set for April 23, would be delayed for two months to test one of its payload satellites, the European Space Agency said yesterday. AP.
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      Lock icon Yugoslav jolt
      39 3 BELGRADE, Wed. A strong earth tremor rocked an area around the north-western Yugoslav city of Zagreb yesterday, causing damage to houses in several towns and villages. There were no reports of injuries or casualties, officials said. Renter.
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      Lock icon Gomulka ill
      40 3 WARSAW, Wed. Former Polish leader Wladyslaw Gomulka, 77, who lost his job after food price riots in 1970, is ill in hospital, the official PAP news agency said yesterday. No details of Mr Gomulka's illness were given. Reuter.
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      'Arrest without warrant' order
      186 3 MANILA, Wed. Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos has authorised the immediate arrest of people involved in insurrection and rebellion even without a warrant to ensure public order and safety, Solicitor-General Estelito Mendoza said yesterday. Mr Mendoza made the revelation during a Supreme Court hearing of a petition
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      Lock icon Hanoi fails to pay interest on $86m loan
      140 3 Hanoi fails to pay interest on $86m loan TOKYO, Wed. Vietnam has failed to make halfyearly payments since the middle of last year on interest for a 10 billion yen (SsB6 million) loan from Japan, Foreign Ministry officials said here today. Vietnam said a shortage of foreign currency was the
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      Lock icon St Helens set to erupt
      59 3 SEATTLE, Wed. Mount St Helens volcano, which killed 61 people when it erupted in May, 1980, would erupt again within four days, a spokesman for the US Geological Survey Organisation said here yesterday. But the lava would probably stay within the crater of the mountain,
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      Lock icon Paris and Bonn say 'no' to more sanctions
      400 4 Paris and Bonn say no' to more sanctions REPLIES TO U.S. DELEGATION PARIS, Wed FRANCE and West Germany told the United States yesterday they disapproved of more economic sanctions against the Soviet Union over events in Poland. The British also indicated they might not agree to further sanctions. The French
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      Lock icon Joint exercise
      32 4 MANILA, Wed. The United States and Australia today started a two-day air and sea exercise in the Indian Ocean, off the west coast of Australia, the US navy said. UPI.
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      Lock icon Brigades man tells of PLO, Bulgaria offer
      245 4 Brigades man tells of PLO, Bulgaria offer VERONA (Italy), Wed. A Red Brigades guerilla who informed on his comrades in return for a lenient jail sentence has told a court that Bulgaria and the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) offered nelp to the Brigades. Antonio Savasta, one of 17 people on
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      Lock icon NO TEARS FOR ONIONS
      276 4 NO TEARS FOR ONIONS ELVINGTON (England), Wednesday WHEN word spread through this tiny Kent hamlet that Bnan "Bowie Onions had been foundi dead in a pool of blood in front of his home, neighbours crowded into the local pub to celebrate. Some danced in the street. > Villagers described Onions
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      Lock icon Gaddafi's 'secret aid offer to W. German pacifists'
      238 4 Gaddafi's 'secret aid offer to W. German pacifists' BONN, Wed. Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi met West German peace movement leaders secretly last week and offered them financial and ideological support, a West German pacifist said here today. Lawyer Otto Schily, who attended the meeting while Col Gaddafi was visiting
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      Lock icon Age factor in divorce
      61 4 BERN, Wed. Marriages were least likely to end in divorce when the husband was between five and 10 years older than his wife, the Swiss Federal Statistics Bureau said yesterday. The highest divorce rates occurred when there was an age gap of 20 years or more,
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      In other words...
      62 4 4 IF WOMEN are made to feel that what they do with their children is unimportant, that money or outside work or intellectual activity Is the only thing that rates, then the maternal instinct may indeed be stunted A and undernourished. 7 Observer News Service writer Katharine
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      Lock icon Cycling helps centenarian keep up with his age
      52 4 Cycling helps centenarian keep up with his age MR Manuel Girondo Lopez, the cycling centenarian, setting oat on his dally ride In Montforte de Lemos In the northwestern Spanish province of Logo. Mr Lopez, who celebrated his lMth birthday last month, says there Is nothing like pedalling to keep fit.
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      Lock icon Reactor gift for Egypt
      44 4 CAIRO, Wed. The West German government agreed yesterday to give Egypt a 2,000 kilowatt nuclear reactor "for research." Egyptian Minister of Power Maher Abaza announced the gift after a meeting with visiting West German Economics Minister Count Otto Lambsdorfl. UPI.
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      Lock icon E. German church backs draft protesters
      125 4 E. German church backs draft protesters BERLIN, Wed. The East German Protestant church toughened its antimilitary line at the weekend by siding with young people who refuse to do military service, a church statement revealed yesterday. The statement issued by church leaders after a Protestant conference in Bnckow, near East
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      Lock icon Ali's visit fails to settle differences
      304 5 Ali's visit fails to settle differences JERUSALEM, Wednesday EGYPTIAN Foreign Minister Kamal Hassan Ali winds up a three-day visit to Israel today apparently without reaching agreement on the two disputes that brought him to the Jewish state. Mr All came to try to end a row over a propped visit
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      Lock icon Curfew in Golan town after protests
      208 5 Curfew in Golan town after protests TEL AVIV, Wed. Tfce Israeli army Imposed a curfew on the Golan Height*' largest town after repeated disruptions of public order, the military here said today. Israeli soirees said the curfew was Imposed Majdel Shams. In the northern Golan Helghto, after townspeople steaed an
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      Lock icon US soldiers in Sinai
      189 5 JERUSALEM. W«d. About 670 American soldiers arrived at the southern end of the Sinai peninsular today to start deployment of the Multinational Observer Force (MOF). It will guard the Egyptian-Israeli border after Israel withdraws from the peninsular on March 25. MOF spokesman, George Vicar, said here
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      Build-up of PLO arsenal in south Lebanon — SAY ANALYSTS
      464 5 Build-up of PLO arsenal in south Lebanon SAY ANALYSTS NEW YORK, Wednesday THE Palestine Liberation Organisation has been moving in a steady stream of longrange guns, rockets and mortars into southern Lebanon in the past two months a development that has aroused fears that Israel may launch an attack to
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      Lock icon ABDUCTORS FREE ENVOY IN BEIRUT
      119 5 ABDUCTORS FREE ENVOY IN BEIRUT BEIRUT, Wed. The Second Secretary at the British Embassy, Mr Mohammad Mokdad, was released here yesterday by unkown kidnappers alter being seized on Monday. Lebanese TV, announcing the news, said that the diplomat, of Lebanese origin, returned to his home late yesterday. It gave no
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      Lock icon Begin is still popular
      108 5 choice for PM TEL AVIV, Wed. FORTY-ONE per cent of Israelis rate Mr Menachem Begin as the man most suited to serve as Prime Minister, an opinion poll showed on Wednesday. Although his rating has dropped 4 per cent since November, Mr Begin remains well ahead
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      Lock icon Treasure find in ditch
      55 5 BEIJING, Wed. A Chinese farmer, cleaning a drainage ditch, found a rare 2,200-year-old bronze vessel filled with 20 kg of gold coins and other objects, the official Xinhua news agency said yesterday. The treasures were found in Jiangsu province's Xuyi county, about 300 km north-west of
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      Lock icon US won't deny or confirm raid charges
      311 6 US won't deny or confirm raid charges WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE White House refused to respond yesterday to charges that commandos, supported by the United States, had carried out raids in Nicaragua. The Nicaraguan government said last night that counter-revolutionary elements, acting on orders of the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA),
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      Lock icon Oil heiress robbed of $2m jewels by gunman
      193 6 Oil heiress robbed of $2m jewels by gunman NEW YORK, Wed. Wealthy oil heiress Carolyn Skelly Burford, 65, was robbed of more than US$l million (about SS2.I million) in jewels last night by a dapper gunman who commandeered her rented car at La Guardia Airport, police said. Her father founded
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      Lock icon 36 years' jail for graft
      65 6 ANKARA. Wed. A minister in the government of former Turkish Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit was jailed for 36 years and fined more than US$5 million (5J10.6 million) for corruption. Tuncay Mataraci, who served as Minister of Customs and State Monopolies in 1979, was found guilty
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      Lock icon Another step for peace
      287 6 MEXICO CITY, Wednesday MEXICO will shortly take its peace plan for Central America a step further with approaches to communist Cuba and leftist Nicaragua, officials said here. They said a weekend meeting between Foreign Minister Jorge Castaneda and US Secretary of State Alexander Haig left the
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      Lock icon Woman in coma: Husband guilty of bid to kill her
      355 6 SOCIALITE Claus yon Bulow was found guilty today on two counts of trying to murder his heiress wife, worth US$75 million (about Ssl6o million) with insulin injections. A jury of seven men ■■d five women returned its verdict after deliberating
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      Lock icon Sheikh ordered to pay wife $159,000 a month
      245 6 Sheikh ordered to pay wife $159,000 a month LOS ANGELES, Wednesday THE multimillion-dollar divorce battle between a Saudi Arabian sheikh and his estranged wife moved from the Bahamas to Los Angeles yesterday and to immediate chaos in court. i A judge ordered the sheikh to pay U5575,000 (5J159.000) a month
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      Lock icon Suzuki less popular
      64 6 TOKYO. Wed. Japanese Premier Zenko Suzuki's popularity fell sharply to 30 per cent, with the non-support rate climbing to 49 per cent, the highest recorded so far, the Asahi Shimbuo poll indicated today. It said the 30 per cent rate was the lowest recorded in a poll
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      Lock icon Blast on royal route
      74 6 LONDON, Wed. Army bomb experts set off an explosion in a car they feared contained a bomb, on the route Queen Elizabeth n and the visiting Sultan of Oman planned to use to Buckingham Palace. There was no bomb in the car but a Scotland Yard
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      Lock icon First session
      28 6 TOKYO, Wed. North Korea will hold the first session of its newly elected Supreme People's Assembly on April 5, the officUl Pyongyang Radio said today. AFP.
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    Buying time for young academics
    567 7  -  TERESA OOI By C///A Education Correspondent Hiring of British lecturers will enable NUS staff to gain experience SENIOR academics from British universities are being sought to "buy time' for Singapore's young and relatively inexperienced lecturers. They will be "on loan" to the National University of
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    Inconsiderate driver fined
    49 7 MOTORIST Ng Hock Kee was fined $220 yesterday when he pleaded guilty to inconsiderate driving. He had caused another driver to lam his brakes to avoid a collision by suddenly swerving into his path at the expressway in Jurong on Nov 24 at 6 45 p.m.
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    Boost for teaching of literature
    407 7 Boost for teaching of literature THE teaching of English literature in secondary schools will be made more effective. To this end, the Ministry of Education and the Institute of Education are to conduct a course to expose teachers to new techniques in teaching the subject. The course is to familia-
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    Trade mission from Austria
    70 7 A 30-MAN trade mission from Austria will arrive here to meet local businessmen at the Century Park Sheraton hotel from March 31 to April 2. The team will include several Austrian leading companies, some represented here already and others still looking for agents. They will deal
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    Open verdict on death
    62 7 CORONER Lee Chepng Hoh recorded an open verdict on Tuesday, on the death of the leader of a visiting Indian cultural troupe. Mr PuUkapatambil Itty Joseph, 69, the leader of the Prabhath Kalavidaru troupe, was found dead in his bed in Queen's Hotel, Orchard Road, on
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    BAND TRAINING FOR FORTY TEACHERS
    143 7 BANDS are the "in" thing at most secondary schools, but there is a shortage of band instructors. There are only 55 fulltime instructors and although each takes on two schools, part-time instructors are still needed. The shortage has led the Education Ministry's music section to
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    Spurned lovers keep Telecoms unit busy
    181 7 Spurned lovers keep Telecoms unit busy LOVE, once spurned, sometimes comes back with a vengeance, ringing incessantly in short bursts, about six sec- onds apart. I The victims of the knell of romance or friendship come from all walks of life. And age is no barrier. The telephone cannot distinguish
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    SYO opens season with local work
    82 7 THE first public concert by the Singapore Youth Orchestra this year will be held on March 31 at the Victoria Concert Hall. This Is also the first time the SYO is playing a local composition Dance Suite an original work jy Mr Leong Yoon
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    30th year
    37 7 THE Voluntary Aid Detachment Division of the Singapore Red Cross Society will hold its 30th anniversary dinner on April 3 at the Singapore Chamber of Commerce and Industry. For details, telephone *****69 during office hours
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    Kukup outing
    35 7 THE Teck Ghee community centre will organise a tour tff Kukup on Sunday from 7.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Those interested should call the organising secretary on *****65 between 3 and 10 p.m.
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    Former personnel officer faces 'jobs for sale' bribery charges
    171 7 A FORMER personnel fflcer of Southern Wood Products Pte Ltd was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with arreptlne bribes totalling S6H,IH from labour contractors to secure Jobs for forelga workers In the company. Chee Ah Nam alias Michael Chee Is
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    Signs that point to the home
    617 8  -  BENG TAN By Our Medical Reporter CHILDREN'S FAMILY PROBLEMS OFTEN SHOW UP AT SCHOOL A CHILD with problems at school is often a telling sign of problems at home. Medical social workers have found that the problems of school children suffering ill health or
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    Open verdict on Briton's death at hotel
    151 8 Open verdict on Briton's death at hotel THE State Coroner yesterday recorded an open verdict on the death of a retired British engineer, Mr Keith Atkinson, 54. His body was found on Nov 20 last year on the fourth floor balcony of the Hyatt Hotel, where he was staying on
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    Thieves zero in on 'Golden' fish at aquarium
    122 8 Thieves zero in on 'Golden' fish at aquarium THIEVES went "fishing" on Tuesday and got •way with a catch worth about %\ljm, police said yesterday. The Green Sea Aquarium In Balestier Road where the theft took place also lost 12 boxes of Internal filters. The haul Included 23 Golden Arowana
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    Court poser: Should charge be amended?
    315 8 Court poser: Should charge be amended? A DISTRICT judge, hearing the trial of a former Internal Security Department inspector accused of attempted cheating, postponed the hearing yesterday to decide if the charge should be amended to one of corruption. Sim Kok Wah, §5, is accused of posing as a Malaysian
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    First-aid quiz for schools
    37 8 AN inter-school first-aid quiz In English for secondary schools and Junior colleges will be held next month. Organised by the St John Ambulance Association, the aim Is to encourage pupils to learn flrat-aki.
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    Travellers9 haven
    83 8 Travellers 9 haven LIKE a miniature garden city, this hotel will serve as a green haven for weary passengers in transit. To top it all, the 2Mroom Meridlen Airport Hotel Is Just a few minutes' drive from Changi airport and with the sea lapping gently on the shore 2M metres
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    Institute to bestow honour on President
    137 8 Institute to bestow honour on President PRESIDENT Devan Nair will inaugurate the annual management lecture organised by the Singapore Institute of Management and deliver the first lecture on March 31 at the Shangri-La Hotel. At the function, SIM will bestow the title of honorary Fellow on the President This is
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    DEFAMATION TRIAL Denial by union leader, then a surprise turn
    558 8 DEFAMATION TRIAL Denial by union leader, then a surprise turn A DEFAMATION trial yesterday took a surprise turn in a district court when a hotel union leader, who denied ever being close to a woman union official, was said to be probably married to her. Mr Song Beng Kee, chairman
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    On computers
    27 8 AN ADVANCED computer basic language course will be held at the PAP Toa Payoh education centre on Tuesday and Saturday nights. Call *****00 for details.
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    Talk on world trade
    70 8 A SWEDISH economic professor, Dr Staffan Burenstam Under, will speak on the international trade policy situation. How to Avoid a New Interna tlonal Economic Disorder, at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and industry auditorium next Tuesday. Dr Under is a former Swedish Trade Minister and
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  • DEBATE IN BUDGET ESTIMATES: MINISTRY BY MINISTRY
    • Article
      Number of premature school-leavers cut down
      436 10 Number of premature school-leavers cut down THE government has succeeded in reducing the number of young Singaporeans who leave school without completing their Primary School Leaving Examination, the Minister of State (Education), Dr Tay Eng Soon, said. He said the number of premature school-leavers who left at Primary Four and
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      'Study where you live'
      121 10 THE Education Ministry was urged to devise a re-allocation scheme to give students studying temporarily In other schools a place nearest their homes. This call was made by Mr Bernard Chen (Clemeuti). But students could opt to stay put If they had adapted themselves to the
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      'Safeguards for teaching of religion in schools' pledge
      725 10 PARLIAMENT began debate yesterday on the main and development estimates for the various ministries for the financial year April 1 1982 to March 31 1983. These were presented to the House by the Minister for Trade and Ministry, Dr Tony Tan, in
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      Sia: Solve the teacher shortage 'once and for air
      513 10 Sia: Solve the teacher shortage 'once and for air AN MP yesterday questioned the spending of $800 million on school buildings to meet the physical requirements of full-day schools when there were insufficient Qualified teachers to man them. "Shouldn't the shortage of teachers be solved once and for all for
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      Planned PE college may be white elephant, MP fears
      225 10 Planned PE college may be white elephant, MP fears THE proposed Physical Education College might be an extravagant white elephant if its purpose was confined only to producing PE teachers for schools. This fear was expressed by Mr Lawrence Sla Khoon Seong (Moulmeln) He agreed with the idea but he
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    • FINANCE
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        No more exclusive flats for civil servants
        186 10 No more exclusive flats for civil servants NO more new Hats will be built exclusively for civil servants a* It Ls undesirable to have public officers "divorced" tram Uvlbr among people from all walks of lite, Parliament was told. Finance Minister Hon Sal Sen said this in replying to Mr
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        Pay revision bound to create inflation spiral, says MP
        545 10 Pay revision bound to create inflation spiral, says MP THE government's recent decision to revise salaries of administrative and professional officers is bound to induce the private sector to make corresponding adjustments in their wage offers for this category of workers and thus result in a spiralling of wages among
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      Almost perfect results for SAP schools
      233 10 Almost perfect results for SAP schools THE nine "super" schools in Singapore did extremely weD In the "O" level examinations last year with nearly all students passing their English and Chinese language tests. The figures were 99.7 per cent passes for English Language Two as against a national average of
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      Make school a must or risk 'social time-bomb'
      342 10 Make school a must or risk 'social time-bomb' THE problem of the sizeable number of premature school-leavers, which can become a social timebomb, must be nipped in the bud, Michael IJew Kok Pun (Boon Lay) said. He was the first to speak on the estimates for the ministry. He suggested
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      Ministry blamed for poor PSLE marks
      219 10 Ministry blamed for poor PSLE marks THE Education Ministry was blamed yesterday for the poor marks in mathematics and science obtained by students in last year's Primary School Leaving Examination. Dr Tan Cheng Bock (Ayer Rajah) said the ministry knew what was wrong with the way these subjects were being
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      Anti-pollution standards for new cars within 2 years
      310 11 Anti-pollution standards for new cars within 2 years ANTI-POLLUTION standards for new petrol-driven cars will be set within the next two years. Environment Minister Ong Pang Boon said. Speaking on the Budget estimates for the Prime Minister's Office, he added that the Registry of Vehicles had got the gi-een light
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    • Questions and Answers
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        $3-9 m for Spyros victims given out
        120 11 $3-9 m for Spyros victims given out PUBLIC donations totalling nearly $4 million far victims of the Spyros accident had been given U almost all tke people who suffered in the shipyard tragedy. The Parliament Secretary (Labour), Mr Engene Yap, was replying to Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam (Anson). Mr Yap said
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        How Mindef put the lid on drug abuse among NS men
        235 11 How Mindef put the lid on drug abuse among NS men THE drug problem in the Singapore Armed Forces has been brought under control through education, certainty of detection, severe penalties and rehabilitation, the Minister of State (Defence), Dr Yeo Ning Hong, said. These measures have resulted in a rapid
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      Fast growth hinges on productivity keeping in step
      523 11 More excerpts Srom Dr Tony Tan's speech on Tuesday, winding up the Debate on the Budget SINGAPORE can continue to grow at a fast pace without overheating its economy if productivity moves up in tandem. This, as Trade and Industry Minister Dr
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      Unwise to control hotel room rates
      129 11 Unwise to control hotel room rates IT IS unwise for the government to interfere and institute price controls although it is aware of the rising hotel room rates in Singapore, Dr Tan said. What it had done was to encourage and facilitate the construction of more hotels. By 1986, there
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      Talks on export board
      64 11 THE Department of Trade is holding talks with various chambers of commerce and the Singapore Manufacturers' Association on the setting up of a Trade Development Board to boost exports. Dr Tan hoped a decision would be reached before the end of the year. The matter had
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      GREATER EFFICIENCY SAVES P.U.B. $155 m
      89 11 THE Public Utilities Board saved $155 million last year because of Its ability to Improve Its generating efficiency, Dr Tan said. He added the beard weald have been forced to spend this money fer fuel last year if It had maintained its 1971 generating
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      40 per cent corporate tax rate to stay
      118 11 40 per cent corporate tax rate to stay DR TAN rejected a suggestion by various business groans that the government reduce the rate of corporate tax in Singapore. The 4# per cent corporate tax paid by companies here was among the lowest In this region, he said. The government had
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      Firms urged not to use skills fund for 'piece-meal training'
      375 11 Firms urged not to use skills fund for 'piece-meal training' DR TONY TAN has urged employers not to rely too much on the Skills Development Fund as a means of sponsoring their workers for what he described as piece-meal training. He said such courses, picked at random by managers without
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      The rich will gain more if personal tax relief rises
      461 11 The rich will gain more if personal tax relief rises SINGAPOREANS in the high-income bracket and not the ones who are less well-to-do would gain more from an increase in personal tax reliefs, Trade and Industry Minister Dr Tony Tan said at the end of the Budget debate on Tuesday.
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    Wrong view of work appraisal
    386 12 that it's done solely in connection with second tier NWC payment MOST Singapore companies have the impression that performance appraisal is done solely for awarding second-tier increments as recommended by the National Wages Council. Such a view of performance appraisal means that companies merely think
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    JTC chairman cannot sit on inquiry, court rules
    599 12 JTC chairman cannot sit on inquiry, court rules THE High Court has disqualified Jurong Town Corporation chairman Tang I-Fang from taking part in a pending disciplinary inquiry against former JTC secretary Anwar Da wood Mohamed Siraj. Mr Siraj faces five r charges under the JTC regulations. Mr Justice A.P Rajah
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    Police quiz 334 in anti-crime drive
    107 12 Police quiz 334 in anti-crime drive PAYA LEBAR police questioned 334 people, searched 56 motor vehicles and checked 168 motorcyclists in a threehour anti-crime operation in four areas on Tuesday. The operation, led by Deputy Supt Alan Khoo, Head of Investigation of the Paya Lebar police station, started at about
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    Computer puts harbour pilot in the right mood
    327 12  - Computer puts harbour pilot in the right mood N. G. KUTTY By PANG Seng Joon was 29 on Tuesday. And the Birthday Boy has got himself a present that gives him hours of real ran. It makes cute patterns, It even forecasts his m00d... For Mr Pang's birthday rift to
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      131 12 Bringing Up Father By Bill Ka vanagh Hal Camp I WOULPM'T STAMP FOf* POM'T YOU KHOM WHAT ARE YOU COIMG) J ~*~-~n BM treaties- you oa> *aam'S hoae is coding Mov^e im J rjunWWBJ LIKE THAT, JV2X3S' y^ HISCASTIE/ THAT SILLY f\ -;rs^iMU^3 Blondle By Chic Toang (vMKCS TUE TBOUBLE
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    • OBITUARY
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        Lock icon Speaker with illustrious career behind him
        329 13 TAN Sri Syed Nasir Ismail, 61, who died on Tuesday, left behind an illustrious career as an educationist, bureaucrat, politician and religious leader. He was a teacher and an inspector of Malay schools before being the first Malaysian Organiser of Malay Education in 1966.
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        Condolence from S'pore
        57 13 SINGAPORE'S Speaker •t Parliament, Dr Yeah Ghim Seng, yesterday expressed his c»nd»lenees tke death of Tan Sri Syed Naslr Ismail. la a letter U tke Dewaa Rakyat's deputy Sneaker, Datuk Maiwor Ottmaa, Dr Ye«h said: "He kari distinguished himself aa an educationist, politician and religions loader. His
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      Lock icon Tappers and communists have links, says minister
      354 13 Tappers and communists have links, says minister KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Deputy Defence Minister Abang Abu Bakar Mustaffa yesterday told parliament that there was "close communication" between communist terrorists operating in Mengkarak, Pahang, and rubber tappers in the area. He said an army unit on March 11 found some items
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      Lock icon Stronger ties after visit
      77 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Dutch Prime Minister Dries van Agt left yesterday for Thailand after a three-day official visit which Dutch officials said had strengthened economic ties with Malaysia. Mr van Agt said he expected some major results from the trip which focussed on bilateral trade and
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      Lock icon Pas to fight all 36 seats
      38 13 KOTA BARU, Wed. Pas Is to contest in all the 36 state constituencies in Kelantan in the coming general election, its deputy state commissioner. Haji Mohamad Amin Yakob, said here today. AFP.
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      Lock icon Musa's trip to Brunei aimed at closer ties
      139 13 KUALA LUMPUR, We*. Deputy Prime Minister Katuk Mnsa Ilium left today for a three-day visit to Brunei aimed at farther improving close ties with the saltaaate In the ran-up to Its Independence A government statement said Datnk Miua would meet Brunei's ruler
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      Lock icon More patrols in fishing areas
      285 13 More patrols in fishing areas PULAU KETAM, Wed. The Marine Police will intensify Its patrols of fishing areas in Malaysian waters, the marine police chief, Assistant Commissioner of Police Mohamed Ali Mohamed, said this when he met fishermen and community leaders here this afternoon. It will also request the Indonesian
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      Lock icon Artificial reef plan
      66 13 KUANTAN, Wed. The Kuant&n Scuba Diving Club plans to build an artificial reef of discarded rubber tyres off the Kuant&n shoreline to encourage the growth of corals and increase the fish population. Club chairman Mr Foo Boon Fong said on Monday that such artificial reefs have proved
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      Lock icon Asean govts not obstacles to private cooperation
      412 13 Malaysia's Asean Division chief KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday MALAYSIA and other Asean governments are not the obstacles to the region's private sector plans for industrial complementations and economic cooperation. The director-general I of the Asean division of the Malaysian Foreign Ministry, Mr Yusof Hi
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      Lock icon Desperately dry
      86 13 KOTA BABU. Wed. Thoajiands of farmers la Kelantan wheae padl plants have been wiped •at In wnat la prehaWy the longest trauat to have all the stale are desperately aaaug that rain wonld fallMea to enable them to phut ether crops la the now parrawd Und. Mare than
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      Documents, vouchers seized from RTM
      136 13 Documents, vouchers seized from RTM KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The anti-corruption agency, the National Bureau of Investigations (NBI), has seized thousands of state-owned Radio Television Malaysia (RTM) documents and payment vouchers following complaints that producers were taking money illegally from artistes, it was reported here today. The Star today quoted NBI
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    The Straits Times says...
    488 14 The Straits Times says I Innovative, but only a hope MOST taxpayers probably would go along with the innovative suggestion by Dr Chau Sik Ting, MP for Thomson, that relief be allowed for medical costs to keep their bodies in serviceable shape. Deductions, after all, are given for capital depreciation
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    The Russian come a-calling
    683 14  -  AJIT BH ATT ACH AR JE A By in New Delhi, writing for The Straits Times THE precise relationship between New Delhi mod Moscow has been Interpreted in a variety of ways, ranging tram "Soviet stooge" to "Imperialist running dog." The analyses often betray a good
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    Lock icon It's all in the family
    913 14 AMERICANS don't seem to have as many relatives as they used to. I think it's because relatives have been given a bad reputation in recent years. There have been too many relative jokes, too many books about relatives being a drag, too many TV comedies
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    Lock icon When Kermit's seams saved $89,000
    1406 14  - When Kermit's seams saved $89,000 IAN H ARGRE AVE S US workers take to cost-savings schemes and profit-sharing plans By in New York ACCORDING to a wide variety of voices, the pay contract ratified overwhelmingly last month by the US workforce of Ford Motor represents a new chapter in American
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    Years of upheaval- as I remember MAO
    1701 15 Years of upheaval- as I remember MAO DURING his lifetime, Mao Zedong, Chairman of the Communist Party of China, was shrouded in mystery and reverence much as were the emperors whom he replaced. He lived in a modest house within the walls of the old imperial palace, the Forbidden City.
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    Giant who felt call o£ God
    297 15 Giant who felt call o£ God to him in 1972 that China and the United States in coming closer to each other were fulfilling their own necessities. He took the proposition a somewhat cynical step further by indicating that we would strengthen domestic support for our cooperation if we took
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    Zhou voted Tory
    73 15 ZHOU ENLAI had high regard for die British Prime Minister, Mr Edward Heath. Hie subject of Heath gave Zhor an opportunity for a homily I the general Chinese preferem for conservative leaders over socialist ones; they were less likely to be taken In by Soviet blandishments and
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      Impractical to make bricks from waste
      537 16 I AM a civil engineer from Sydney, involved in housing construction and passing through Singapore. I read with interest an article "Tomorrow's bricks may be made from today's waste" (ST, Feb 26) and am tempted to make a few comments on the contemplated research
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      Don't drop use of 'Sir'
      176 16 Don't drop use of 'Sir' PLEASE refer to your front page news story "Breaking the rank barrier", (ST, Mar 13). I, writing as an ex-serv-iceman, do not entirely agree that the use of "Sir" in addressing superior officers should be dropped. I agree that subordinates should be "encouraged to speak
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      The days when we could park first and pay later Parking
      253 16 The days when we could park first and pay later Parking GONE are the good old days when motorists could park their cars and walk away and pay later with a red notice issued by the parking attendants. Under the present coupon parking system, one act of forgetfulness means a
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      When the lights are bright...
      115 16 When the lights are bright I READ with interest Bedazzled's comment headlined "What a waste of electricity!" (ST, Mar 11). If one travels towards the city at night along Geylang Road, one cannot possibly miss a brightlylit shopping centre which was recently opened. There are hundreds of tiny bulbs hanging
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      Need to step up size
      124 16 THE Government's efforts in providing overhead bridges at busy roads in Singapore for the safety of pedestrians are commendable. Most of the bridges are well constructed, but some are constructed with iut proper planning and these can cause serious injury to the users. For example,
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      The danger posed by model aeroplanes
      99 16 THE PSA said sometime ago that hang-gliding in Singapore will pose a danger to air and sea navigation. Hang-gliders can fly in ONLY certain places. The question is: Why are radio-controlled aeromodelling aeroplanes allowed to be flown at West Coast Highway and Jurong (Tuas),
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      Tampines Road could do with more patrols
      200 16 THE Traffic Police should be commended for doing a wonderful iob in checking the speed limit of motorists in New Upper Changi Road with their modern gadgets. But I am unable to understand why such efficiency cannot be extended to Tampines. By comparison,
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      Connecting road needs to be built
      75 16 MANY schoolchildren, pedestrians and cyclists and scooterists cross from Ang Mo Kio to Serangoon Gardens Estate and vice versa to go to school, work, market, shopping or to catch a bus. The building of a short connecting road is long overdue. Such a road
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      Deception could not be proved
      214 16 I REFER to the letter headlined "Victim of shop's camera trick" from "Cheated" (ST, Feb 25). We believe that the incident referred to by "Cheated" was one that occurred on Feb 4 and which was reported to the police at Tanglin Police Station on Feb
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      Plans to line roads with fruit trees
      107 16 WE thank "Leong" for his suggestion to plant fruit trees along Singapore roads (ST, Feb 25). The government has already launched a campaign to saturate all HDB estates with fruit trees as a first step towards the planting of fruit trees along public
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        Rothmans' meeting
        76 17 ROTHMANS of Pall Mall (Malaysia) Bhd has called an extraordinary general meeting on April 8 for shareholders to approve its proposed one-for-one bonus which will capitalise $28.68 million from the company's general reserves. The new shares arising from its recent one-for-one bonus issue should rank for all purposes
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        Steamers informs SES
        104 17 STRAITS Steamship Co Ltd has informed the Stock Exchange of Singapore that it is still too early to forecast accurately the group earnings for the year ending Dec 31. But the directors expect that in the absence of unforeseen adverse circumstances, group earnings reported in the last
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        Genting's subsidiaries
        79 17 GENTING Berhad has incorporated five whollyowned subsidiaries in Singapore, Malaysia and Hongkong. The group yesterday announced that it has incorporated Genting Property Management Sdn Bhd in Malaysia with an issued capital of MJ3OO and Genting (Singapore) Pte Ltd with an issued capital of 552.00. The remaining three companies
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        Pegi Malaysia s EGM
        67 17 AN EXTRAORDINARY general meeting of Pegi Malaysia Bhd will be held on March 31 at 11am for the purpose of passing a resolution to dispose of 24 million ordinary shares in Dunlop Holdings Ltd to Pegi-Multi-Purpose Holdings Sdn Bhd for a consideration of $100.5 million. The
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        Roxy Electric
        100 17 ROXY Electric Industries (M) Bhd has been asked by the KLSE whether it expects any change in profitability for the year ended Sep 30, 1982 as compared with the previous year, following its proposed one-for-two bonus issue. In addition, the exchange wants to know if there is any
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        Lock icon Rise in ADB's rates
        73 17 MANILA, Wed. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) today said it will raise its lending rate for loans from ordinary capital resources approved after Jan 1, 1982, to 11 per cent from 10.1 per cent a year. The Manila-based bank said this would not affect loans from
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        Lock icon More problem loans
        73 17 LOS ANGELES, Wed. Security Pacific Corp, the 11th largest US banking company, said its problem loans in 1981 rose to US$333 million from US$2l6 million in 1980, the highest year-end level of the past five years. The company, which made the disclosure in its annual report, said
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        Lock icon HK property values
        119 17 HONGKONG, Wed. There will a further easing in property values in Hongkong before the market consolidates. The commissioner for rating and valuation, Raymond Fry, said this is likely with the present high vacancy figures and the good supply of new accomodation coming on stream over the next
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      Lock icon A case of too many rotten Apples
      164 17 A case of too many rotten Apples CUPERTINO (California), Wed. Apple Computer Inc said it is studying the possibility of taking legal action against imitators of its Apple n computer in the Far East, including Singapore. Apple said this is because of the appearance of such products in the region.
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      Lock icon BAT subsidiary agrees to buy Marshall Field
      454 17 CHICAGO, Wed. Marshall Field and Co said Batus Inc. a subsidiary of BAT Industries, has agreed to acquire all of Marshall Field s stock. It said the agreement, approved by directors of both companies, calls for Batus to make an offer for a
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      Far East-Levingston plans biggest rig yard
      331 17 FOLLOWING a very successful year. Far EastLevingston Shipbuilding now plans to build the biggest rigbuilding yard in Singapore. The yard is likely to be built on a 20-hectare site in Tuas and the company is negotiating with the Jurong Town Corporation for the land.
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      Property market expected to improve
      306 17 A LOCAL developer expects the property market to stage a significant upturn within the next 12 months. To back up this optimism, Mr Michael K wok's company, Riverview Development, is sinking substantial funds into a condominium project Riverview Garden. Speaking at the groundbreaking ceremony of
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      High technology industries to get new-look homes
      265 17 HIGH technology industries in Singapore are to get new-style homes soon. Jurong Town Corporation will introduce a new series of standard factories this year to meet the increasing needs of such industries. Dubbed the "7-series," they will be built to enable more efficient
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      Companies urged to develop crisis plan
      192 17 Companies urged to develop crisis plan COMFANIES should have a crisis communications plan to deal with the press md the public during d iasters. The mishandling of this aspect of crisis control can b? more damaging than the event itself, said Mr Peter Bostock, Asia/ Australia chairman of a public
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      Call to establish central building research centre
      433 17 MEMBERS of the building industry, together with material suppliers and perhaps even the Housing ana Development Board should get together to set up a central Duilding research centre which could be located at the Science Park. Here new imported building materials and innovative
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      Market Highlights
      447 17 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed narrowly mixed on lack of Interest in selective quiet trading. Hind Hotels International Ltd, listed yesterday, traded initially at $I.M and fell to $1.35 before c liming at $1.44, compared with Its Issue price of $1.45. About 114, shares were traded. Straits Steamship rose
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      66 17 BtutcMßM 1 -2 CCM -10 ('aid Stora«r Dutop lad -2 Em -FAN -5 GtaUnirs -2 Galnen Gathrte Bod Haw Par 4 UK-hrapr Bhd 4 MTC SHI -1 Nat Iron -5 PMC Paa Her -1 PerlU Plaat H Prbna +4 Rabtnaaos Kotamaju -2 Semb Skip 4 Stnw
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      Stock prices close narrowly mixed
      33 17 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Plantations Mining Deb/Loans Up 32 8 2 4 5 Down 33 5 4 1 1 1 1 unch 20 3 2 3 2 1
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      130 17 Rises Most Active Hon|L,on, Ind 710 .20 Na m m M Bilking Vn In iThcaf* 193.000 Kulim m>i> 218 ♦12 Hind Hotels 184.000 OCBC 1080+10 UOL 164.000 H Lcong Fin 710 +10 Total turnover: 3 93m St Steamship 550 +10 Tntal vahu> fl9 lQm ltd Pl.ni.tioo. 550
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    Singapore closing prices
    2408 18 INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr'a Net 1»HI 1982 Div P/E Vol Day". High Low (ompan> Sale -for- t'OOO) High Low 494 247 Acma 248 145 8.8 lib 115 Alcoin 115 4.8 IS.B 350 130 Allied Choc 173 1 7.0 15.5 2 174 173 312 ISO BA T 205 unch
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      Hongkong
      258 18 STOCKS IN Hongkong yesterday closed up marginally after easing initially with trading quiet for most of the day. brokers said. The easier note from Wall Street along with signals for higher US interest rates triggered some selling after the opening, but prices started to recover when offers dried up.
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      Sydney
      271 18 THE Sydney share market was I steady in quiet trading yesterday, indicating that Tuesday's late wave of institutional buying was only a short-lived technical rally, brokers said. At the close the All-Ordi-naries index was up 0.6 to 465.4. The industrial index rase 1.9 to 617.2 while th all resource
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      Tokyo
      365 19 THE Tokyo stock market yesterday staged a sharp recovery in afternoon trading with the market average regaining 165.27 from the morning close of 6,724.26 when it was 192.73 down on Tuesday's close, dealers said. AJlnomoto Akal 3(1 -4 Asabl Chem 2T7 -10 Asahl Olass M 0 unch Bank Tk
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      London
      722 19 LONDON, Tues. Leading shares were mixed in dull trading but interest was maintained by company results and special situations. The Financial Times Index closed 3.4 points lower at 562.4. Hawker Siddeley was down 14p at 306 on reports of a broker's adverse comment on its Canadian operations. Midland fell
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      New York
      395 19 NEW YORK, Tues. Stocks closed mixed in moderate trading. The Dow Jones industrial average was off 2.66 points to i 796.33. The average price per share fell two US cents but advances led declines by 763 to 640. The New York stock exchange index added 0.04 to 62.84
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      Amsterdam
      225 19 AMSTERDAM Tues. Share prices were higher in line with a pickup on wall Street and a modest recovery was seen in most sectors after yesterday's lows, dealers said. Major in'ernatonali all shewed gains, with XI.M adding 3.80 guilders and Royal Dutch 1.90. Banks showed a firmer tone after a
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      Zurich
      264 19 ZURICH. Tues. Share prices closed mustly higher on increased volume in technical reaction to past weakness, dealers :a d Most investors remain reluctant to setl at current depressed prices, and even minor purchases caused some stock prices to dvanoe. they said. Shares are also being supported b, switching of
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      Manila
      109 19 THE Manila stock market yesterday continued to decline as the commercial and industrial sector, miners and oils closed easier. Turnover was up to two million pesos from Tuesday's 965.000 pesos Pesos Acoje Mining an unch Atlas Con A Atlas Con. B. isso -02 Bafulo OoM 4012 -0.0001 Benruet Con
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      Bangkok
      84 19 MOST Bangkok prices closed yester day either lower or unchanged in slow trading, dealers said. H«r Asia ribl» Animal* tar And Trust m -17 Banikok Bank 210 unch Bank Of Ajrudhaya Ltd IV. -3 Berll Jucker zo unch Charoonf Thai Wire rir»t Tnul unch InduiUUl nnm C» Corp 101
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    Market ends on a steady note
    592 18 THE Singapore stock market tamed very quiet yesterday though the monotony was slightly broken In the afternoon when trading picked up a little. The tone of the market however was steadier. Many stocks were not traded at all In the morning and those that
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    Prices end lower
    405 18 POOR sentiment returned to check effectively the upward push on Tuesday, taking prices marginally lower on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Trading again lapsed into the routine phase characterised by narrow price movements and low volume. In fact, the only point of interest was the debut
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    Unit trusts
    199 18 SINGAPORE UNIT TBUBT (M<M|m' arteea for Man* IS) The Commerce 2.79 2.93 The Savings Fund 1.58 1 66 Spore Prog Fund 120 126 Spore Sec Fund 188 1.97 Spore Invest Fund 1.02 1.07 Spore Equity Fund 1.17 1.23 ASI K I NIT TBUBT (Mimin' fried tar Marea II)
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    BUSINESS DONE Singapore
    1381 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board
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    Kuala Lumpur
    1556 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots ol 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS AJaimrts (3.845) Aleam (1.218 1.228) (4) 1.21 Alex H*M (1 MS) AMD(2.348)
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    KL SCOREBOARD
    33 18 Industrials Finance Hotels Up 20 2 Down 36 2 onch 26 2 1 Properties Oil Palms 11ns rubbers t rubbers Deb/Loans 3 4 6 1 3 5 3 1 3 4
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      CLOSING PRICES
      32 19 Rubber Mar 17 Singapore: April: 182.00 cents (unchanged) Malaysia: April: 203.75 cents (down 0.25 cent) Tin: M 530.38 per kilo (up one cent) Official offering: 267 tonnes (down 63 tonnes)
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      Produce prices
      134 19 CHINESE Prwdaee Exchaafre, Si-gapcre, (Mo el«al_g prices per IN kg yesterday. ooenut oil: Bulk fob $96.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $108.00 sellers. new drum fob $112.00 sellers. Cwpra: Mixed (loose) $45 00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob AsU NLW $375.00 sellers. Sarawak white
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      GOLD
      185 19 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable In Singapore opened at $21,340 and closed at J21.567 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at t -Stare 50 *****. and closed al «11 TO 312 20 by lunch time. It re-opened at $312._ 313.00, and with the strengthening Hongkong dollar, closed
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      TIN
      207 19 THE STRAITS tin price added another cent to M 530.38 per kilo in Penanjz yesterday, on an official offering down 63 tonnes to 267 tonnes. The overnight London market was barely steady after firmer with forward buyers gaining £35 to £7,365 per tonne. LONDON: Tin values made a late
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      PALM OIL
      133 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market closed mixed on continued lack of buying interest yesterday, dealers said. In March, south and central rose one and $2.50 to MJ935 and $922.50 per tonne respectively. In April south fell $2.50 to $925 and central fell $1.50 to $922.50.
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      COPPER
      31 19 LONDON: Copper prices on Tuesday (previous in brackets): Win-bars Spot buyers £834.50 (£825.00); sellers £835.00 (£825.50): Three Months buyers £861.30 (£853.00: sellers £862.00 (£854.00). Market tee*: Steadier Salsa: 13,675 tonnes
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      RUBBER
      640 19 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market close inactive yesterday, with April RSS buyers quoted at 182.00 cents per kilo, unc hanged form Tuesday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were quietly steady after fluctuating on some trade demand and profit-taking in early dealings, they said. The afternoon session was quiet
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      SSR and SMR
      98 19 NOON SSR and SMR poo- ymurity BAB April Mar (Carnal Mlhl (Forward Mtk) Bayara S«ll«ra Bvyara S«ll*ra SSR JO (lUepallM) ***** 167 OON 166 00 168 .OON SSR M ilun pallMl ***** 164 OON 163.00 *****N MRKLB April Mar S.MKCV (MoopallM) I*6 00 197 SON 197 00
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      Silver quotes
      32 19 New York Ilurtrh Singapor» JlodD t troT»« MB 7038 7.188 T.IOS 7.2S 7.1T8 6.938 7.J7S 7.03S Wtt TMS 6 958 7.108 710S 7.25S ices In US dollars r«*'. Mm, B'pan.
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    Money and exchange
    340 19 THE US Sing dollar opened at $2 1210 20 and was traded to the day's high of 12 1260 70. before easing to close at $2.1200 10 In the Singapore forex market yesterday Trading was moderate with the Singapore unit strengthening against the US dollar. Tradir in
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    NOMINAL RATES
    347 19 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Mar 17: US Doll.rKSpot Offer Bid 7 days ISW 15H 1 month 15 5/16 15 3/18 2 months 15 5/16 153/10 3 months 155/18 15 3/18 6 months 155/18 15 3/16 9 months 153/16
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    Discount
    43 19 RANGE ot prices attend by discount houses on Mar 17: Overnight: 3fc Call deposits 3 1 Ckxiac Buyi«« Sellin, 3-month Treasury bills 31/18 215/18 3-month Bank bills 8* Bfc 3 months CD 8 8 months CD 8H V* SMf»: NiUl— J OtMMM
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    Money market
    28 19 ingiporr dollars on Mar 17: Oder Bid vn-nlght lit SU 1 month 8' 8' 2 months 8W IM 3 months 8v< 8 1 O\eml([fit mode 9
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    Prime lending rates
    24 19 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are emrreatly prepared to lend to their best cutomen la S.tt per writ.
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      Acquisition to have small effect on SPTI earnings
      269 20 SOUTH Pacific TextUe Industries' proposed acquisition of all the minority shares in subsidiary. Bandartex Sdn Bhd. is expected to result in a small increase in group earnings per share to 12 cents from 11.4 cents in the current financial year. The net
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      Singapore Land's rights fully subscribed
      133 20 Singapore Land's rights fully subscribed IN SPITE of the bearish stock market, Singapore I -and'*, rights ls.su of JIM million loan stock with transferable subsrrlption warrrants has been folly subscribed. Applications totalling $in,4SC,IM were received, said the company yesterday. The Issue, which was offered to the public, Is understood to
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      Lock icon US rapped for not signing tin pact
      446 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Netherlands has criticised countries like the United States for not signing the new international tin pact but expressed its reservations on a Malaysian proposal for a producers' pact. The Dutch Prime Minister Dries Van Agt, here on a three-day
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      Lock icon Steep fall in net earnings at BP
      241 20 LONDON, Wed. British Petroleum Co has said net income for 1961, which fell to £1.07 billion (554.06 nil lion) from £1.44 billion, is a reflection of the generally depressed business environment. It said oil production from the North Sea and from Standard Oil
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      170 20 India plans policy change to increase industrial production NEW DELHI, Wed. Major policy changes to encourage industrialisation, and incentives to increase production are expected to be announced by the government soon so that industrial output will rise by at least 10 per cent in 1982-83 after an 8 per cent
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      403 20 TOKYO, Wed. Tokyo stock prices, which recorded a sharp fall yesterday, still face selling pressure, although the market is expected to bottom out in May or June when some bright prospects may be found in Japanese fundamentals. Securities company analysts said government monetary
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      Lock icon China puts up more areas for oil search bid
      380 20 BEIJING, Wed. China has issued a further batch of notices to foreign oil companies asking them to indicate an interest in bidding for exploration rights in a second area opened up for competitive tender in China's offshore waters. According to a
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      Lock icon New Zealand may assemble Lada cars
      131 20 WELLINGTON, Wed. New Zealand may become the first country to assemble Soviet motor cars locally. A five-man Soviet engineering team is visiting New Zealand this week to examine the assembly plant at Nissan Datsun in Auckland, where the fourwheel drive Lada vehicles (originally designed
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      335 20 SYDNEY, Wed. Broken Hill Proprietory Co Ltd (BHP) expects to reduce staff at its Newcastle, Port Kembla and Whyalla steelworks by 3,000 over the next 12 months and is considering cuts in other divisions. A company spokesman cited excess world steel production,
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      888 23 |jj||: 0 Emptoyment 06 Situations Vacant a B a^ B!iB^ IMMEOMTE VACANCKS FOR: FEMALE ACCOUNTS d) S«r*t*riml V CLERKS Clerical Completed VITB 2 year's ac- counting course/ HSC (Commerce) c Able lo type Experience not necessary Attraetrv* sslsry oltored lnl#f ##l#<J ipp4*CAfils, pMM* wnlf with full partlcutors. CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER
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      1151 23 ITfll I fli ii ■Iniirmn mn STENO-BECRETARY to Join one who's cheerful, mature and ACCOUNTS/COSTINO CLERK of pleasant disposition Fluency In English and a high level of Applicants anouM: secretarial skills a prerequisite. Possess OCE "O" level with Initiative, cspaclty for hard credit In Maths and LCCI work and ability
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      1418 23 Trs-tng Company RESERVATIONS CLERKS requires I TEMPORARY ACCOUNTS CLERK is** si by estabashad 1 lo* > p*f *oo of -hpproi 6 mmW> I tiWW •^•ocy r^_ThSndwrltlng and able I pl rlte lth ««l*Phone to type accurately. number to:I* _e C .VrcTr?.fV?.te B 7n k d «NAM TRAVEL AOENCY PTE LTD
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      1479 23 |f II II I CONSULTANT FIRM REQUIRES _^__^__B__^__^__H__k. Receptlonut Clerk Hruam _^^_H-H-i-^-i-H-_H_^^ personality Conversant In local r Chinese dialects and Mandarin. Ability to operate PMBXTyplnr ______________r speed X to 40 wpm Please (ill *****10 for Interview EXPEMENCED FEMALE GENERAL Clerk, preferably with Book- ______H keeping knowledge Those living V In
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      1055 23 Hill p B wit 1 f^~ ~~N A large Swedish OrgantaaHon hes Immediate vacanclee tor M BALEB tfg _r_#*_rf W REPRESENTATIVES M a MM mat (Male/Female) MIW M> Requirements:--e Above 20 yrs old Secondary education Driving licence advanta--1 -til > Ability to speak English, Pmmntor. Mandarin U dialects I vflllVf
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      1399 24 ■OLA COSMETICS 66 Situahona Vacant requires ladles and housewives ••"■•■■■■■■^■■Bssssswaßßassssassßß to Join as Baautv ConauHanta. Attractive Income, flat trammg and Smies ovsrsiss Inpa eMered. MHS wXMMCA OOM TEL: TSeSBM UnH s*i. *rd neor Due to the acquisition of new Far Eaal annppaiu Centra agency lines, we require SALES Orchard Road
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      889 24 ff I I BBW A US based multi-national INDUSTRIAL Company manufacturing ENGINEERING high technology electronic nnrtmwnm product Invites suitably UIVIbmUH qualified candidates for the We hare lesamritatr positions of- racamciee Bar tke foi TOOL MAKER J^^t^;^ a NTC 2or equivalent with 111 aritk all at least 5 years expert- 7*""
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      1014 24 ■Bl A I a> a I H T II mm I A TECHNICIANS (ARCHITEC- I I TURAL/PI KHHmG)/ (CLERK- OF-WORKS)/ CIVTL/STRUC- MITSUBOOH TURAUMAINTENANCE aIMaABABE B ENFORCEMENT OFFICER UPlUairWßt (Maintenance) The world leading c operations assistants manufacturing of D resettlement inskctors Power transmission Groae Monthly Salary Range product offers the A&*****
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      1081 24 |T 1 1 t" w J 1) PROJECT i^ mmmmmmm^^ MANAGER j r To manage our racMimaUon protect —^TT^^^^X In MALACCA. DOWELL a Musi possssi a Degree of Crhlnmrulrnar Diploma in Civil or Mann. WCniUmDerflef/ Engmaerlng. a Preferably MaUystan cttiien. a Minimum 3 years working ci- A World Leading Oilfield
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      945 24 NOT INSPECTOR DRAUQHTSMEN (Architectural) In architect's olflcr Pleue apply a At least 2 years experience In Klvlng deUlls o! salary expected. NDT past experience and telephone c Completed course In radla- contact to Personnel PO Box tlon safety 30, Katong Singapore 9143 tllirr rnonilanu engineering firm REOUIRES Fitters and Welder*
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      994 25 IIA Q Emptoyment TRAVENOI LABORATORBIS PTE II LTD II We are a multi-national TIMES PRINTERS company specialising in SDN. BHD. tha manufacture of me- requires dical care products. Our PRINTINP company 1$ now embark- rmn I IHU ing on an expansion pro- MACHINE gramme. Applications ACCICTAWTQ are invited from enthu-
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      1065 25 ill Q Employment O Ai Leading Jepansss mamrtactunng company at '.aHang Way require* FEMALE SHIFT PRODUCTION NUSANTARA SUPPORT OPERATORS SERVICES PTE LTD c Age below 35 years old Invttee eopHcattons trom Smoeoore J re gJ^J d W work 3 rotallon cMtiene tor the toßowtng poertton.: c Staying In dlsts. 12.
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      808 25 ijl4 Q Emptoyment B Hi "Mi Hotel TRIPHN ■■^■■^■^HH^^B^H^H I M»mt». o t in, Jacl i CMM MPh G'Oud B^MrVFaPM4>WMMMkfI has Immediate vacancies fur *f^*Jf*Jf^"^**f***"P*|*"B the following positions: Bff*!^?*TWias»Sa»sWasßsal 1) F* B Watter/Wattraea HHHHH 2 > Chamtmrmetd 3) Cluixr (Mala) 4) Security Guard 5> Kllch n H#lp Ha^utraiiianls Candidates must
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      918 25 GALERIES LAFAYETTE InjßlH Wp Invite Singaporeans lo build career »im us aa MH|MMVB)H||H Malayan breweries B3bslblllbßlbl|b9 (S)NOAPORE) PTE LTD Three OCE O Levels. Inclu- n Tnn u slve of English and Malhe- < rALIUHY Possess a LCCI Intermediate WORKER stage certificate In book- i keeping naouJramaiila. Must have some knowledge
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      920 26 xni -m tf 11 D t— "'i" ll I 66 Situations Vacant Al LOUNGE I) Mlacaflaa— t (H)gri ciaas Japanaaa Lounga) An International Oil Field roquiroe Company has 1U workshop at l^yang^offshore ba«. ur^nUy HOSTESSES WELDERS c Age 17 to 25 with pleasant personality a Preferably possess Welders c With
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      911 26 f m^~ m Ajs»l^le««ihsdgerw>enl toctory sHimlwM m O#yt»wf>fl sVN rvf^BoTwW UVfILAT*^ ACCESSORIES PURCHASER nwd <«••*"> J 1 2 years similar working experience In garment urgenUy requires factory iceicTiuT Secondary education level. ASoIoIANI Matured personality. STOREKEEPER c OCE O- Level mtoreatod ptoeee eeS at: a Completed NS Interested appllcanu please call
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      919 26 E.i.».i. l ii^rt^^o>»^l^*iL^y? >>> d pr j^! ng ny laquliee I company In Jurong require* 1) HELMSMEN DRIVERS 1) IST a 2f*D CLASS ENOME DRIVERS o Salary negotiable ranging tor tvp boats. from $400 $500 c Plenty of overtime Must have relevant working ex- c AttracUve fringe benefits perlence and
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      1662 26 BOPORT AND EKFORT company MALE FCOT CONTROL TRABeZES requires Messenger/ Delivery wanted >mmai»a>er> Boy Age: 21 and above Valid Class 2 driving licence. InterestCompleted N.S ed parties please call personally to: 484, River Valley Road. Slnga- With Driving Licence $181/- pore 1024 (opposite FI.N factory) montMy peas SSO/aßer probation. INTERNATIONAL
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      1037 26 v li Daifisiisti pa flat Quality on the road. Money in the pocket! Choose from our wide range o/ commercial vehicles and cars. a Sin Tien Seng v Please call *****11 *****66 c *****11 72 VahicNM For Hirs HAVE YOU HEARD? WE RENT TRUCKS. BTW was unheard of last year.
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      1666 27 Vehicles Boats IL__z 76 V*+Hcl»B For Sate *o*** 1979 HONDA ACCORD 4 doors. auto-matlc. air -cond (1802 cc) C) MMIMMM condition Price $27,500 ono (scrap value $10,500) Interested ring Victor Koh. Tel *****00 oTn.^^gir.^h.'.-^m HONDA WB- jMEro'T..^"^^.''^:? fo O On/. n/ X r ige rt N r ce S w
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      1730 27 I) Mitsubishi I) Ottmv OCTOBER 1971 MITSUBISHI Lancer. 1400 SI. Alrcon. one private owner low mileage, new lyres _^b_lb_^__^_l— H—^_ High powered radio/ cassette Oood condlUon. Road tax Octo- Bs_*f"'^_f ber $21,800 View: 24 Mulberry I Avenue. Spore 1334 Tel: *****S H ALMOST ISSI COLT OALANT MM —jW*""" Sigma 1800
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      1525 27 tffi Vahlcles Boats 197« MTTSUatSM COLT VAN Tip top condition Beautiful paint- Ar ACTIVE CASH OFFEN all work and w II maintained en- use( i an( j scrap cars Company glne Selling onljK- 514,950 Call pTlvlLlr accepUble Yong Lee Albert Tan 337-2255 Ben Enterprlie. Serangoon ALMOST 1*74 OATSUM pick-up Garden
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      572 27 t Propert^s CITY DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED Golden Mile Shopping Centre Shop and office space on various floors for rent/sale at reasonable rates Katong Shopping Centre Offices of various sizes available for rent or sale. City Plaza Geylang/Taniong Katonq Road Shop space for rent or sale Area from 23 sq m to
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      893 27 [Mil r PropwHii Treclined... V h e ho**: j} ot tjshionjbU-Oiclscj. within quick jnd rjsv rejih ot I omlan'i theatres, stoics. v f business centre jnd Jirport r%^ Chelsea Cloisters 3£ in Slojne Avenue.olters ideal jpjrinu-ntv iVSnV tor visitors to London 3ReuK Thr\iir Sflfcornainrd. I-uIK furnished. J^JPJBS Sm.iocl>ithQAxjr lAandradmaixiJ*- 4^Hff^sH
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      1219 28 Propytlss ■bbbbbT Hs_H _D -|a__r *^^^V I M _L»__i_fr* r v ■T i T W _jlhbßbW> 12 ftBBBa ■BB__JrV ilk J Sited near Newton Road Scotts Road. Outside the CBD. Close to Orchard Road. B Swimming Pools Tropical Garden 4> Barbecue Pit 24-hour Security System I 3& Ample Car Parking
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      733 28 gOEBBsI BT fEg__g-4* fp /fccentGdrckn V^ Condominium WEST COAST ROAD 14 unit* spacious 2-storey Maisonettes 17 units Luxurious Apartments Full Condominium Fscilitiao) Swimming pool Private covered carpark Wading pool Tight security system Housing Loan Available OWNER and DEVELOPER XX BRILLIANT DEVELOPMENT CO. (PTE) LTD. UNION BLDG, 37, JALAN PEMIMPIN, OFF
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      466 28 TAINED PRIME ACCOMMODATIONS c Beverly Mai HUBS c Draycotl $7,000 c Lucky Tower ».soo c Futura SUSS c Hlllcrest Arcadia $8,000 c Shelford Oarden $8,009 c Crystal Towers 18,888 c Peach Oarden *4JOO c Thong Sla lIJBB c Lucky Plaxa S4JBS o Holland Heights »joo o Tong Meng 11,888 c
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      1729 28 HH B PltUWftlO j D«BT. 11. HILLCREST Arcadia, full country club facilities, luxurl- Otetrtd 5, brand new apart- ously furnished maisonette, 3 menu Tastefully furnished bedrooms/ study, alrcon. $5,000/--with beautiful furnitures/ must see to appreciate' Chelsea fittings. Available Immedl- H0me5: *****15/ *****21 !_-£_> r-_~__ •> DIST. to, BRAND new maisonette,
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      1520 28 ■I^B si risMsaiißw i MERLIN PLAZA BACHELOR Apirt- A OROUP OF Foreign Company ment. high floor, facing sea, ux- Executives are looking for urlously furnished, fully air- I accommodation. different budgcond/carpeted with swimming s ets. If your property Is available. pool. $2,000 Reat: *****10/*****15 please call *****04 OFF ORCHARD ROAD.
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      1474 28 All r Accoinmodrtton 4V Mil ProptrtHs DOUBLE-STOREY SEMM>ETACHSPMNOLEAF OAROEN ED M Slglap Koad. 2.700 sq ft 4 Detached Bungalow bedrooms, freehold Vacant pos--8.200 sq rt session MM.OOO o n o *****51 /2 A U ".ali 4 2Si iq r i h O«VLANO 1-BTOREV CORNER Automatic gave and video door Terrac
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      933 29 .Mil f Pieptrtm 99 ProportttM Fof Sam b) Flats OREENACRES CONDOSSMRJM (DISTRICT f) Lowei malsoneette $390,000 1680 sq ft 3 bedrooms/ servant's living' dining split level Swimming pool suana bath/ squash badminton court Near to Japanese school/ Kentrldge/ City /Jurong. YBC Property 298-6686. CENTRALLY LOCATED DIST. S Oxley Rise (Hollywood
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      813 29 MLLPARK, OUIET ldcmjm, astorey Townhouse 3 bedrooms, furnished alrcond. Foreigners can buy! Rental $3,000 Sale: $570,000 negotiable Tel: *****97 katong TOWN HOUSE at East Coast Park. 3-levels, 4 bedrooms; study: servant's; pool; recreation. Foreigners can buy $570,000 Call *****91 LUCKY PLAZA APARTMENT, on high floor, facing Orchard Road 2 bedrooms,
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      641 29 aVIFSS d) Foreign CHELSEA LONDON FLAT For Sale: i 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Currently on short let at substantial rent. Ideal Investment, company pled a terre or private residence $125,000 Australian. For details please write 20 Parraween Street, Cremorne. NSW. 2090 Australia. Tel: Sydney 908 3374. 90 ProptrtiM Wanted 1
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      540 29 DELTA HOUSE FLATTED FACTORY SPACE tor sal* about 5.400 aq ft. Minimum SS4OO psf Highest offer secures. PMMtiKo around August/ Sinfmbir '82. Proximity to homing niaii and port ana. Fltiawea up to 78% smMsnls. Please call at: 2307, High Strovt Cvntr* North Bridfl* Ro*d Singapore 0817 between 4pm. and 6pm
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      1465 29 All r toOfms^daUoirii ■■H r Properties m PAYA LEBAR ROAD (grounonoor 2,000 sq.ft office cum warehouse for rent, -4-hour security, at $2.00 p.s.f 0.n.0. Please contact *****17 *****42 TANJONG RHU WAREHOUSE space. 16,080 sq.ft. available for rental at $1.80 psf Area 860/ 720 sq ft per bay. Interested please contact:
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      1423 29 A^mM\ IP ACCO* WftMHtattOfl Pro^artiM J MAXWELL HOUSE. Office pace for rent, approx. 600 sq.ft. Sfls I p s.f Inclusive maintenance. Tel: *****33 5. NEAR ANSON ROAO 1.000 sq ft at $4.00 ps.f Inclusive of maintenance fee. Please call *****84 (agent) OFFICE ALL FACHJTKS, telex, alrcond, modern, furnished Only $900
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      459 29 \f\ G TrmltMdß H V I^BaV lAS* 9JbHdays All TAIWAN/KOKA ==^k 1 1 DAYS $2459 Q t J§P S f"r ALL TAIWAN/KO«A/JAPAN Ijr >^cf9 1 6 DAYS $3009 <^^ ALL TAIW AN/KORE AJJAP AN/HONG KONG 19 DAYS $3249 Dtp 22/3, 29/3. 5/4. 12/4, 19/4. 26/4. 10/5, 24/5, 31/5, 7/6, 14/6,
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      468 30 asaaaP ll H*Mai^ Bsk^iasm^J^Bß^Bsal •^BsaaasaßasaaasasaasisPw f .aaaaaw Ja^aaaVaaV^ Imperial Banquet All Girls Revue from Crazy-HorM de Paris 7 days (Includes overnight 6tay in Macau) #1 570/ Dep Every Saturday $1490/ Hong Kong/Imperial Banquet/Bar City Niteclub/ Midmte Mystery /Floating Restaurant /Ocean Park/Sung Dynasty /Space Museum/Macau/ Casino Lisboa/AII Girls Revue from Crazy-Horse
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      349 30 >C Q Travel Guide WyA ORIENT 1 1 1 '#Katf94^ A phll| PP |ncs Fot' v »l Tour V FmiSS- tll7< I Philippines Taiwan 10 Day I /■Bey. Philippines/Taiwan/ Hongkong 12 Day $2074 I Hjlmw?Uum^^% Vhilippinrs Taiwan I 'itCmMaV M ll n e k n Ban«i,.k Xj&SB&^J 15 Day $2279
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      1517 30 >J<] Q Travel Guide Q Travel Guide 102 Tours NAM HO TMVEI SERVICE ft PTE LTD Hot* Offlcr Gl4-16-18, Pear's Centre, Eu Tong Sen Street, (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105. Tel: *****33(7 lines) btbKi Office: '119. People's Park Complex, Ground Floor. New Bridge Road, Singapore 0105. Tel: 91 1661/91 1662 *****3/*****2/*****6
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      829 30 Wk I H SYSTEMATIC BUSINESS TRAINING CENTRE Tha Accountancy, Computar, Management ft Secretarial Tutora Admission now open for: TERTIARY LEVEL COURSES ACCOUNTANCY Certified Accountanto (ACCA) Accounting Technician* (A AT) ADMINISTRATION Chartered Sacratartea A Administrator* (IC8A) Admmiatrative Management (l AM) COMPUTER Data Procaaaing (CaO 741) Programming Information Procaaaing (C *****) PRIVATE
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      141 Deaths
      168 31 Returned to Clod on 16 March 1982 Leaving Behind: WHw: Mdm Scan Ah NJa Yee Ming CheeTee Ho Soon SaiMul Lucy TlanTee Sons-ln-Law: Anthony Tan Swee Tee Francis Tan Chin Hock Chan Sau Yuk Chlam Lay Seok Chua Yeok Lung Tan Beng Hla Slew Ylng, Kirn Wing, Slew
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      41 31 Th. F.mily CM Th« L.I. Departed 13/3/12 wuh to eipreea their hanltotl. thanks to the MP ol Nee Soon, reiatrvee end friends tor thew kind ■iiianct. attendance, condolence*, donatlona and wreetha during thetr recent beceevement. MR LEE JOO CHUAN
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      AL-FATEHA
      64 31 The femuy ol the Me Endk Abu Bakar Wn Ranmat. ef Ohkn Meh Eetato 4 Cemerew ken Wetfce Pie. Lid. w tehee to thank aR rolet rvee. •teWi OT CeMPMCOfI VOfl m MMM Wf Mteir reoenl baraevemanl UOJO. IlierrliW tbanke to the nMnaaer menl el Cemaran won Works (S)
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      101 31 Departed peacefully on 14th March 19BIataa.m The family wishes to thank all relatives, friends and colleagues for their kind assistance, contributions and condolences during their recent bereavement. The family el the late Mrs. Tan Cheng Keen nee Mdm. Qeh Swm Eng wlahn to eipreea Mew heertMt aiatHaui to
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      41 31 IN LOVING MEMORY OF MRS CHEW HOCK NaN Called Home on 11 March 1979 j "In the sweet bye and bye. We shall meet on that beautiful shore." Lovingly remembered by tier chMOTWI Md Qf >nc hi ldrtn
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      In Loving Memory Of
      64 31 You've given us the best years of your life And you've given us love In a way no one else could Now that you have left us. Your memory will forever linger In our hearts Till we meet again In our Heavenly Father's home. Dearly ulini
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      M LOVING MEMORY OF LTA CHAN KONG HWA
      34 31 M LOVING MEMORY OF LTA CHAN KONG HW A Soldiers never die They Just fade away. But you will always b* fMRMRMftd oy MwOHF OvflO#fC end men ol IST COMMANDO BATTALION PaparUd since 17/3/81
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      62 31 Always Rememkered by Wife, CnSoren ana CW anoc h«or#fi WE REMEMBER M Silence, Mr. C.B. Johns called to his Heavenly Home 14 years today. Memories are treasures, no one can steal Y.S. DAW Our beloved father, cherished memories of you still live on In the hearts
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      145 Requiems
      44 31 ATHM A SH ANTHI POO JAI Mo ISSM, block 23, Mareiling Dr.... petted may peecetutty on 4/3/S2. Prayers will be conducted on i»-S-«2 et 8 oo am at Sree Arasakeun Stvan Temple, Woodl.rvd. Fri#fioc •oo R#wtlv#s cofowMy MRS. VHULA RAMACHANOR AN j
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      1031 31 0 Education A Instruction GCE 'A' 'O' LEVELS our Next Full Tim* A Part Tim* Courses MrN(K sth April, 1982 SCIENCE, ARTS COMMERCE STREAMS Are Available HKGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN MORNING SESSION: GCE W (PRE-U I): $40/- par studanl AFTERNOON SESSION: GCE 'A' (PRE-U I): $307- par studant Deferment from
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      1138 31 rVMHTI II rTrOm METROPOLITAN YMCA 2A's 3O's I Z WORKSHOP ON GRIEVANCE A a^ m HANDLING FOR SUPERVISORS Commanclno 10/S/K Fer tfataHa contact: N you have 2A a and 9O a In *****55 your 'A' O 1 lava! Cartmcatae cofntMnoo toQ#tn#f* you nmy D#como a prof#oeiiofiMiy <^usli- Had and racogniaad
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      492 31 I 0 H EHucatkw I Instruction I I FLOWER ARRANGEMENT LES--117 Modelling I 118 Others »ONS weekly by Michael On^. of Heurldee for beginners and id- s^^^^ vanced students Tel *****88 MODELS AND ACTORS wanted DRESSMAKWK CLASSES. SATUR- PRACTICAL PHOTOGRAPHY COM Required Models for fashion DAY Sam. Monday 2pm and
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      936 31 APPOINTMENT I CD I I Arab-Malayswn Credit Berhad (A leasing and hire-purchase company! invites applications from suitably qualified Malaysian citizens to fill the following vacancies:ASSISTANT MANAGER, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Candidates should be between 27 35 years of age and should possess a recognised degree majoring in Economics. Accountancy or Commerce or
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      Jockey Murray to leave for England
      214 32  -  EQUESTRIENNE By ADELAIDE Jockey Jete Hfßrrmy wfae luu been riding here with L—iwumhli mctxm for the put two ytan, wfll tMMtoly be leaving forKnglMd text TtarWay "ilutve rltiJeahi tretaai 1 M* faro always wanted U ride La Ragbatt," Mwrmy raveaied yesterday. Marray, S3, will
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      94 32 fc FOOT DAY: Claw 2 Diva 4 and a l,tt*m: CfcMi: Dlti 1, t ud S 17Nm, Dlvs 5, 7 jwd 8 (SECOND DAY: Ciaa* 2 Dlvs 1 and l,2*tm *M I,lllb, Dlv S l^Mm; Claas 4 Dlvs 1, 2, S and 4-IJMm. nOBD DAY: Claas t Diva
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      Derby hopes stride out well
      257 32 A RELUCTANT Bias* Bar Blaae, after much coaxing by Gerry Donnelly galloped effortlessly over 600 m In 38.4 sec at Bukit Timah yesterday, reports KQI K8The going was good. A promising sort, who was twice placed in classics be was second In the Tunku Gold
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      Grand Harvest out of the big one
      76 32 GRAND HARVEST, winner of the 1981 Singapore Derby, is out of this year's race,reports EPSOM JEEP. "Grand Harvest has just recovered from a slight leg injury," his trainer, Ivan Allan, told me yesterday. "We are more than satisfied with his running over the
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      Set-weights idea for Cup races
      311 32  -  EPSOM JEEP WEIGHT-FOR-AGE HAS DEFICIENCIES By SET-WEIGHTS, on a sliding scale based on official ratings, may be the ideal format for major Cup races on the local turf. This suggestion corns from Dato Tan Hock Chong, president of the Racehorse Owners Association. Commenting on the
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      1019 32 A TOTAL of 327 horses, comprising 130 in Class 2 and 197 in Class 4. has been entered tor the Penang Turf Club's March April meeting on March 27-28 and April 3-1 (Im 2: First raa l^Maa (a) or l/IMm (a); utiat raa l,4Mn (c) ar I/Me, (d).
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      Lock icon Arsenal draw in fine style
      426 33 LONDON, Wed. Arsenal, two goals down with only five minutes remaining, hit back in amazing fashion to earn a 2-2 draw, which ended in a brawl, with West Bromwich Albion at Highbury last night. Albion, leading at half time, thanks to Andy King's 27th-minute goal,
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      309 33 TENNIS ROUND-UP STRASBOURG, Wed. World No. 1 John McEnroe, of the United States, has withdrawn from this week's US$3OO,OOO ($636,000) World Cham pionship Tennis tourna-| ment here, the organisers announced yesterday. McEnroe returned immediately to New York after he fell and injured
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      Lock icon Kiwis to ignore boycott threats says Templeton
      186 33 BRISBANE, Wed. New Zealand will ignore threats of an African boycott and take part in September's Commonwealth Games, "with heads held up" Trade and Industry minister Hugh Templeton said yesterday. Templeton, speaking here, said New Zealand recognised other coun- I tries' rights not
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        25 33 BASEBALL Defending champions Cuba have asked that Nicaragua be allowed to replace them in the world amateur championship in Seoul from Sept. 4-18.
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        22 33 BASKETBALL Cibona Zagreb beat Real Madrid 96-95 after extra-time in the men's European Cup-Winners Cup final In Brussels on Tuesday.
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        33 33 BOXING The World Boxing Council super flyweight title bout between champion Kirn Chul-Ho, of South Korea, and Mexican challenger Raul Valdes in Seoul has been postponed from April 24 to May 30.
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        34 33 ICE HOCKEY Norway defeated Japan 4-3 in the first round of the world Junior championships in Heerenveen, Holland. Other results: Denmark 7 Yugoslavia 3, Austria 4 France 3, Holland 2 Italy 2.
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        36 33 RUGBY UNION Gloucester, one of England's leading rugby union clubs, will be going to South Africa to Join Weld) clubs Cardiff and Ban gor in a round-robin competition with top South African clubs. Agencies.
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      35 33 LIMA, Wed. World Cup finalists Peru beat West German First Division side Borussla Dortmund 2-0 in a soccer friendly last night Scorers: GuUlermo La Rosa (25th mm) and Julio Cesar Uribe (70th). Reuter.
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      Lock icon Martine, Gamal qualify
      132 33 BLACKPOOL, Wed. England's Martine le Moignan and Egypt's Carnal Awad reached the semi-final of the £12,000 ($46,600) Audi World Cup squash tournament when they defeated the AngloPakistani pairing of Angela Smith and Maqsood Ahmed here last night. Angela, ranked second in Britain, was unable to contain the
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      FAS should put cards on table
      789 33 RED and yellow cards have been flashed with such kaleidoscopic intensity since the Ovaltine National Football League kicked off less than three weeks ago that there's no doubt whatsoever what the first job must be for the new Football Association of Singapore Council members
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      402 33 ALGERIAN captain Ali Fergani was sent off as the World Cup finalists crashed 3-2 to three-time champions Ghana in the semi-finals of the Africa Nations' soccer Cup at Benghazi in Libya on Tuesday night. Midfielder Fergani received his marching orders for kicking Kofi Badu in the
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      133 33 SAO PAULO, Wed. Two of the things that have made Brazil famous Pele and coffee have come together. Sports eolumjustH reported here yesterday that the former Santos and New York Cosmos soccer star signed a "millionaire" contract to promote the Brazilian beaa
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      He once beat Misbun—six years ago...
      1014 34 He once beat Misbun six years ago... FOLLOWING Misbun Stdek's recent victory in the Swedish Open championship, BERNARD PEREIRA draws a comparison between the badminton careers of Singapore's Khalld Ismail and the Malaysian champion by taking as back to the sweaty night of Dec ts, II7C, when our youngster scored
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      Khalid upsets Malaysian Under-18 champion
      35 34 INGAPORES pro- mtsing 17 year- I lt-N tfr group match Aun. eruheil to a 13 19 11-15 defeat acslnut Ber- I i.urd Tan and Kelly Wee t *■<*■ Xt« 3nd K«l.
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      Zeniya sends Wong out of Danish Open
      490 34 Zeniya sends Wong out of Danish Open COPENHAGEN, Wed I JAPAN'S top player, Kinia Zeniya, beat SineaI pore's Wong Shoon Keat 15-11, 15-6 in the second round of the Danish Open badminton championships yesterday. Wong had won his firstround match against Russian Sndrej Skripko earlier, but the 15-10, 9-15, 18--14
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      It's Fiona, not Yvonne
      50 34 FIONA EWING, of Peoples Association Youth Swimming Club, was second in the 200 m individual medley for girls 10 and under, and not Yvonne Lin, as reported in Wednesday's paper. The results should read: Mm IM: 1 Patricia Chua 2 Fiona Ewing 3 Vivien Ang 2:53.49.
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      Chan gets biggest job in career
      289 34  - Chan gets biggest job in career LEK SEO W YAM By NATIONAL youth badminton coach Anthony Chan had his biggest assignment when he was appointed coach of the 12--men squad training for the badminton triangular with Malaysia and Thailand in Kuala Lumpur next month. Chan, who was coach at Chai
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      Singapore's first point
      241 35  -  R. MANORAJ THEY HOLD SRI LANKA TO A DRAW By KARACHI, Wed. Singapore gained their first point when they held Sri Lanka to a 2-2 draw in the Asian Cup hockey tournament at the Hockey Club of Pakistan here today. Sri Lanka scored first in the ding-dong
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      Republic for HK Open regatta
      236 35  - Republic for HK Open regatta PETER SIOW By SINGAPORE will comE'e in the Hongkong n rowing regatta on j 1 and 2 and the Far East championships in Manila on May 8 and 9. They plan to select 10 men ana three women to compete in the men's senior and
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      Warren and Changi score easy wins
      69 35 Warren and Changi score easy wins WARREN and Changi strengthened their respective positions in the Singapore Ladies' Golf Association's Premier League at Seletar yesterday Warren whipped Keppel 4-0 and Changi chalked up the same margin of victory against Sembawang, while Jurong and the Singapore Island Country Club halved their match
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      Bowler Lew plans to be a professional
      292 35  -  WILFRED YEO By PETER LEW, Singapore's four-time World Cup representative, is planning to become a professional bowler. The 32-year-old lefthander, whose many achievements include the Thai and Indonesian Masters' titles, recently started serious bowling again. Lew had lost interest after returning with the
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      Lim joint leader with two Filipinos
      193 35 Lim joint leader with two Filipinos KUAT A LUMPUR, Wed. A juble-bogey on the I** is fifth hole) cost Gv jr«j's Lim Swee Wa. the outright lead in the the Dunlop Masters golf championships at the National Subang Golf Club here. Lim, an apprentice professional with the Singapore Island Country
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      Hockey course
      43 35 Hockey course THE Singapore Sports Council will be conducting a hockey umpires' course from March 29- April 12 at Sports House for those with some playing knowledge. Applications close on Monday. Further information can be obtained from the SSC (tel. *****11 ext 366).
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      SSRA anxious to regain women's title
      262 35  - SSRA anxious to regain women's title PATRICK BASTIANS By THE Singapore Squash Rackets Association nave yet to name their women's squad for the East Asia championships in Bangkok from April 7--11, but the likely four should be Sue Pa ton, Tracey Oh, national champion Lim Seok Hui and Lyn Hodgins.
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      Fandi's chances— of returning bright
      241 35  - Fandi's chances of returning bright JOE DOR AI By FANDI AHMAD, the much sought-after Singapore striker, will return to competitive soccer soon. Fandi, who has been out of action for the last two months because of a shoulder operation, starts his rehabilitation programme from tomorrow at the Alexandra Hospital. After
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      Dhillon: June meeting will decide events
      105 35 S. S. DHILLON, the Singapore National Olympic Council secretarygeneral, said the 18 events for the 12th South-east Asia Games in Singapore next year will only be known after the June 5 Federation Council meeting. Dhillon was commenting on an AFP report from Jakarta, which
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      Hashim-inspired Farrer Park continue march
      276 35 Hashim-inspired Farrer Park continue march THE salutations were for Hashim Hosni as Farrer Park United all but trampled Kaki Bukit in their march towards the Ovaltine National Football League Division One title at the Jurong Stadium last night, reports WILFRED YEO. And Hashim deserved every single one of them. Leaders
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      50 35 AUCKLAND. Wed. New Zealand's Aiine Audain set a world fastest time (or the women's 5,000 metres tonight when she clipped 1.29 sec. off the mark set by Paula Fudge, or Britain, last year. She clocked 15 mm 13.22 see. with a scorching final lap of 68 seconds. Reuter
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      Chef Gouerec adds spice in 1-1 draw
      250 35  -  LEK SEOW YAM By FRENCH chef Bernard Gouerec, making his debut for Tampines Rovers, provided the recipe that brightened up an otherwise lacklustre match which ended in a 1-1 draw with Armed Forces in a National Football League Division One game at Jalan
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      81 35 BASKETBALL Commercial Cup tournament: Resent Shipping v Emporium Holding (third-fourth placing, 7.30 p.m.). Final: Tunas v Tai Hua Foodstuff (Gay World Stadium, 8.45 p.m.). BOWLING Anson All-Star c'ships (Anson Bowl, 10 a.m.). Junior age-group c'ships (Celebrity Bowl, 10 am) GOLF SICC Open Day meet (SICC, Bukit Course, 8 a.m.). SOCCER
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    56 36 BROOKLANDVTLLE (Maryland), Wed. A truck overturned yesterday, spilling thousands of eges on a road and forcing officials to close it for nearly two hours, state police said. "The place looks like an omelette. quipped police officer Jeffrey Bridge. A front-end loader scooped up the yolks and egg-whites and
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    Lock icon More war games despite protests
    250 36 WASHINGTON, Wed. The United States has made it clear that American warships will hold more manoeuvres this year in the Mediterranean Gulf of Sirte, despite Libyan protests. US Navy secretary John Lehman told reporters yesterday that the gulf was ideal for missile practice, and said
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    Govt to step up efforts to tax self-employed
    371 36 THE government will persist In Ite effort* to tax hawkers, taxi driven and other aelfemployed Singaporeans despite the Ugh admin Istrative easts Involved In doing this. Finance Minister Mr Hon Sol Sen gave this assurance In Parliament yesterday when he was asked
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    35 36 SEOUL. Wed. Seoul has been chosen to host the 1965 joint meeting of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the International Bank (or Reconstruction and Development (IBRD), the Finance Ministry said today. UPI.
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    Lock icon Britain vetos plan to end wine war
    155 36 BRUSSELS, Wed. Britain today angered France and Italy by blot-king any immediate application of an emergency plan to end the Franco-Italian wine war through massive conversion of wine into industrial alcohol. British Deputy Agriculture Minister Alick Buchanan-Smith said he vetoed the plan at
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    186 36 GENEVA, Wed. Singapore, one of the countries spearheading the Third World attack on Western markets, has complained that its electronic and household goods are being unfairly barred from some countries. Addressing a United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) on protectionism, Singapore delegate
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    315 36 MARCOS FREEZES PLAN TO ROTATE POST MANILA, Wednesday PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand Marcos announced today his decision to retain Prime Minister Cesar Virata indefinitely and freeze a plan to rotate cabinet members to the second most important government post. "The present crisis does not allow
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    39 36 TOKYO, Wed. North Korean Premier Li Jong Ok is expected to visit Cuba soon at the invitation of the Cuban government following his current state visit to Nicaragua. a Pyongyang Radio broadcast monitored here reported today. AFP.
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    Thanat quits as Democrat Party leader
    127 36 Thanat quits as Democrat Party leader BANGKOK, Wed. THAI Depaty Prime Minister Thanat Khoman said here today that he had resigned aa the leader of the Democrat Party, a partner in Thailand's roalltlon government. He told reporters that his resignation from the party leadership would not affect his position in
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    31 36 NEW YORK. Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 0.09 to 796.42 in the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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      289 36 European Cup result Can Liverpool, fresh from its English League Cup success, win the European Cup quarter-final against Bulgarian team CSKA Sofia? The results of this and other European soccer matches in today's paper. Year after year, teachers make the same old complaints about the marking system of the Primary
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      35 36 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Showers in a few areas around noon. TEMP. (C) up to S a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., S3 mm. SUNSET today: 7.16 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.M a.m. GLOBAL weather report delayed.
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      1362 1 BIG, bold and brave Tomorrow's exhibition opening at the National Museum may be viewed as a significant signpost on the long, arduous journey towards artistic independence for Singapore. Five wellknown artists are displaying their work gigantic in cfoncept and in size with prices around the $5,000 mark. MEG JUMP reports.
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        Aussie Art
        658 2 Exhibition of Sir Sidnoy Nolan's Paintings National Museum Art Gallery Tomorrow Sunday Previewed by MINU THAROOR BOOMING surf on wide, curving beaches. Cities huddled on the coast and a vast, forbidding interior. A continent in search of its identity. This is Australia. History came on ships from Europe.
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        Riding into serious trouble
        224 2 THURSDAY Entertainment Special All God's Children (Ch 5, 11.21 p.m.): A town turns out to be a hotbed of arguments between a judge (Richard Widmark) and the townsfolk. The judge rules in favour of bussing transporting children by bus to schools outside their neighbourhood, for desegregation
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        The dancing years
        1320 3 Couples who dance together stay together. DANA LAM found this out when she caught up with three pairs who are partners in life and dance. They will all be taking part in the forthcoming National Dance Festival from Saturday to next Wednesday. MR and Mrs K.P. Bhaskar
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        Brushing up on the brighter side of life
        636 3 Art Exhibition by Lim Siah Tong Alliance Francaise Last day tomorrow Reviewed by CHIN 01 TOW LIM Siah Tone's art is quite forthrightly and unpretentiously concerned with the documentation of life in his daily environment. His subjects are all based on what
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        Let's have light
        1062 5 THE most frequent question people ask me is what plant they can grow in a dark area. The answer is none: All plants need light for photosynthesis to take place the process by which a plant manufactures its own food from the air and moisture around it.
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        Books for green fingers
        541 5 THE TIME-LIFE ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF GARDENING by James Underwood Crocket Published by Time-Life 29 volumes at $33.00 per volume Reviewed by ANNE TOFIELD Every once in a while a gardening book comes along that makes everything seem so easy you want to race right out and buy
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        Black and white and chic
        268 5 AMID the riotous colours in spring and summer clothes, black and white stand oat. And despite the proliferation of shapes and lengths of skirts, standard trousers are having a renaissance. A black and white pants salt Is one of the safest as well as most
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      185 2 S raits Times Crossword 4 Numbci r f act in the sea 11 aumrh 5 Write rturci, for money 7 SStoc^ r0U d 8 Oper row u doctor 8 Richard in the centre of Leo? u J^SSiT Wm2b Austndi. 12 ££e£U£. editor tad .nd EnglW, in u u p^ for
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      159 2 EXHIBITIONS: PAINTINGS And Pottery by local artists, National Theatre Art Gallery. On till April 4. Free. DRAWINGS From L'Ecole Des Beaux Arts The Photography of Albert Monier features a selection of drawings from the leading art academy in France and also includes photographic essays from Albert Monier. National Museum. 9
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      1148 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening followed by The Young 615 (English) And The Restless 6.25 Cultural Diary (English) 3.25 Reincarnated (r) 6 30 Na h»« Watch Man And Wildlife 4 15 A| jce '.05 Candid Camera 5.05 Captain Cook's Travels The Lost Diablo 5.20 Cartoon Selections 8.50
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      359 4 1 PERGSAHAAN SADUR TIMAH MALAYSIA (PERSTIMA) SDN. BHD. I on the occasion of their I Official Taking Over of the ETL Plant I I KAWASAKI STEEL CORPORATION I and Commencement of Commercial Production I as from today 18th March, 1982. I I from I J I PRIME CONTRACTOR I I
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      617 6 APPOINTMENTS J JU I 1^ T I «ccou«tani VOLVO II invites suitably qualified persons to apply for I Applications are invited from suitable appli- VOLVO, one of the world's leading equipment A local advertising agency requires I the following posts:- cants for Accounting/general office duties in manufacturer requires an an
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      616 6 Rapidly expanding Development Construction Division of on internationally reputed Group of Companies requires:a) SENIOR QUANTITY SURVEYOR To toke charge of the Quantity Survey Deportment for compilation of Tender Documents, to liaise with Architects Consultant Engineers for specifications, measurements from drawings, site constructions, sub-contract payments, ond materials and financial reconciliation etc.
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      552 7 APPOINTMENTS (SIIDB Applications are invited from Male Citizens/ Permanent Residents of Singapore and Citizens of ASEAN countries for appointment ayDRAUGHTSMEN QUALIFICATIONS ft SALARY 1 GCE 3 'O' Level passes with Science/ Technical subiect $290 pm (Gross $444) 2 GCE 3 'O' Level passes ond Notional Trade Certificate Grade 3 in
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      891 7 W A leading group of Marine Transportation^! Companies lending support to major oil comI panics in ASEAN waters seeks ambitious and H I capable individuals to assume the following I I positions:- HJ I Management Accountant I This position demands a high degree of integrity I I and responsibility since
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      828 7 M EOUATRON has vacancies for H 1) Copier Technicians H Qualifications GCE O level with knowledge of basic electronics or VITB Electronics Certificate Possess Class 2 licence or PDL m Preferably has own motor-cycle Experience in repair of photo-copier is an added advantage H 2) Postage-machine H H Technicians H
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      447 7 Jl RANK XEROX Ml njS T he world leader in the copier d^xCSi duplicator tield, has vacancies for M-^Jtt Sales Representatives B*3-13L tollowing recent promotions. Our most successtul sales people 'f You think you have the makings _fV^f£&HBA of a top calibre sales person and ■_Pjl|gfiQ(atragS want an annual income
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      516 8 APPOINTMENTS I A Large Investment Company R I Seeks Dynamic And Self-motivat- I led 8 BUSINESS I EXECUTIVES 1 I Requirements: H I Minimum HSC qualifications or I I Equivalent sales background an I I advantage H I Comprehensive training will be I I given and outstanding candidates I I
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      651 8 m TODAT [iiciMul.iciuri.-s and markets a broad ranged power conditioning equipment which protects computers and other sensitive devices from errors and damage caused by disturbances in electrical power systems. They are establishing a representative office for South East Asia in Singapore and arc seeking a REGIONAL MANAGER Salary Negotiable Around
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      688 8 The Pofyolefin Company j (Singapore) Ptc. Ltd. H SALES EXECUTIVE I The Poly olefin Company (Singapore) Pte Ltd, which will produce two kinds of k^f essential plastic materials low density polyethylene (1 20,000 tons per annum) and r~l polypropylene (100,000 tons per annum) in the 2-billion Petrochemical Complex on mm
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      955 1  -  TAN JONG SEE By WOMEN writers in the Chinese literary world should not confine their topics to petty family affairs but should strive for the more socially relevant subjects. This was perceived as a positive direction for women writers in a
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