The Straits Times, 19 March 1982

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    18 1 ■ATIOSAL LIBBABY SINQAPOM The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 FRIDAY. MARCH 19, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Lock icon Jakarta election rally ends in violence
    325 1 JAKARTA, Thurt INDONESIAN police and troops battled thousands of stone-throwing' youths in central Jakarta and elsewhere in the capital today after an election rally, organised by the ruling Golkar Party, ended in rioting and arson. There was no official word on casualties, but eyewitness
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    Lock icon Times editor approved
    62 1 LONDON, Thurs. The independent directors of The Times yesterday approved the appointment of Mr Charles Douglas-Home as editor of the 197-year-old newspaper, the company announced. Former editor Mr Harold Evans, installed a year ago when Australian press magnate Rupert Murdoch bought The Times, resigned on Monday after
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    'One step ahead of the crooks' drive
    192 1 THE Idea is to get to the people before the crooks do Police have found that the crime rate goes up when people start moving Into a new housing estate. So In the latest effort to prevent crime, the police are taking the
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    Coffee-shop talk gets more 'airing'
    735 1 A plan for grassroots feedback COFFEE-shop talk won honourable mention in Parliament yesterday as a grassroot activity providing useful feedback on government policies and a promise by the Environment Ministry to try and make more room for it. This was how it happened. As the
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    Lock icon Soviets 'asked to clarify threats'
    365 1 Soviets 'asked to clarify threats' WASHINGTON, Thursday THE United States asked the Soviet Union yesterday to clarify what it viewed as threats made by President Leonid Brezhnev, when he announced a freeze on deployment of nuclear missiles in Russia's European region, a well-informed source said. The source said the clarification
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    Silencers for SAF planes?
    216 1 THE Ministry of Defence is looking into the possibility of installing noise suppression devices for its aircraft during engine ground runs. The Minister of State (Defence) Dr Yeo Ning Hong, announced this in Parliament when replying to Mr Othman bin llaron Kiisofe (Geylang Serai), who had
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    Sharp rise in share prices
    70 1 Sharp rise in share prices SHARE prices rose sharply yesterday at the Singapore stock market, with total turnover for the day also substantially higher. Business Times reports that the expectation that the ruling on immediate delivery may be lifted brought investors back, sending The Straits Times Industrial Index 11.5 points
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    Don't seek deferment appeal by Mindef
    569 1 Don't seek deferment appeal by Mindef THE Defence Ministry appealed yesterday to employers to refrain from asking for deferments for reservists who are recalled for incamp training. Such deferments cause "the greatest upset" to military training in the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF), the Minister of State (Defence), Dr Yeo Ning
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    Lock icon Sudomo calls for talks
    81 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. Security and Order Command Admiral Sudomo today called (or immediate talks between Malaysia and Indonesia to discuss alleged acts of piracy and other border area security matters. Answering questions from newsmen about the recent deaths of Malaysian fishermen in the Malacca Straits, allegedly at
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    LATEST U.S. STAND ON CUBA MISSILES
    65 1 LATEST U.S. STAND ON CUBA MISSILES WASHINGTON, Than. Halted SUt«* Defeace Secretary («*par Weinberger said today the Reagan administration would not tolerate aay sUttonln* of Soviet nuclear mballea la Cuba. 'Of tkere Is any kind of threat of that sort, I would mum wf would deal with It In the
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      123 1 MORE PARLIAMENT NEWS IN PAGES 10 AND 11 58 pages today KISSINGER MEMOIRS: EVEN MAO HAD TROUBLE WITH WOMEN Pag* 15 Of course, we must have those awards Pag* 39 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,1,7 COMICS 12 CAUSEWAY IS EDITORIAL 14 BACKGROUND IS LETTERS If CLASSIFIKDS W-S3 SPORTS 35-39 SBS
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      757 2 In for 'tough time' SHIPYARDS face a "tough time" this year, if the current depression in ship-repairing industry continues, the president of the Singapore Association ot Shipbuilders and Repairers (Sasar), Mr Lai Park On said, adding that they "may have to face a noie difficult time this year, compared
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      COMMENT
      195 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: SOVIET President Leonid Brezhnev wu both exploitative and provocative in his proposal to freeze, to Moscow's advantage, the deployment of medium-range SS-21 nuclear missiles west of the Ural mountains. and then provided that the US does not install similar weapons In Western Europe. If the
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      SPORTS
      192 2 CSKA in semis BULGARIANS CSKA Sofia ousted holders Liverpool to reach the semi-final of the European Cup soccer championship when it beat Liverpool 2-1 in extra time in their quarter-final second-leg clash in Sofia. The} were joined in the semi-finals by sole English survivors Aston Villa, Belgium's Anderlecnt and
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      389 2 PROMET GETS APPROVAL TO BUILD RIG COMPLEX PROMET Bhd has been given the official goahead by the Malaysian authorities for the construction of its $250 million oil rig fabrication complex at Telok Ramunia in Johore. The company received approval for a manufacturing licence last month from the Malaysian
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      630 2 Emergency aid PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has asked Congress to approve US$35O million (Ss74o million) in emergency aid for America's poorer neighbours to the south. He said his programme was to stimulate their economies, stabilise democratic government and improve living conditions. The centrepiece of the legislation is a
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      SECTION 2
      350 2 'Cold-blooded friends' KNOWING how to handle snakes can save you $500 the fee charged by the zoo for removing one. Should you flee, attack or call for help if you meet one while out jogging beside the reservoir or see one slithering In the house? At present, not
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      190 2 3,000 picket THREE thousand workers from some 30 branches of six banks and belonging 10 the National Union of Bank Employees (Nube) took to the streets in a nation-wide picket following a deadlock in negotiations with their employers for better benefits. The workers charged that the talks
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      157 2 Kong Zi and PATRICIDE, banishment, conquest, adultery, incest such was the China Kong Zi (Confucius) came into. But the small kingdom of Lv, where he was born, was one of the few enlightened kingdoms in warring China; it boasted a complete collection of ancient books, which
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Invisible paint that can reduce thefts
      205 3 Invisible paint that can reduce thefts WASHINGTON, Thurs. American scientists have developed a paint invisible to the naked eye and almost impossible to remove. The paint, developed at the Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratories, i an be applied to metal, vood, plastic or rubber items. "The paint can be used to
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      Lock icon Thousands homeless and stranded as rivers rise
      197 3 Thousands homeless and stranded as rivers rise FORT WAYNE (Indiana), Thurs. Rivers rising towards record flood levels forced massive evacuations yesterday in the Mid-western part of the United States, where more than 10,000 people are homeless and others marooned in neighbourhoods surrounded by water. About 7,900 evacuees are residents of
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      Lock icon Satellite launched
      50 3 MOSCOW, Thurs. The Soviet Union yesterday launched Cosmos 1343 "to continue the exploration of outer space", Tass said. The satellite had an initial period of revolution of 89.4 minutes, an apogee of 314 km, and a perigee of 208 km The inclination of orbit is 72.9 degrees. UPI.
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      Lock icon US ready for pact with Nicaragua
      266 3 WASHINGTON, Thursday A TOP State Department official has said the United States is prepared to enter into a non-aggression pact "of sorts" with Nicaragua, while officials in Managua said they were studying US proposals for improving relations. Assistant Secretary of State Thomas Enders said
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      Lock icon SENATE APPROVES MOVE TO PROTECT SPIES
      192 3 SENATE APPROVES MOVE TO PROTECT SPIES WASHINGTON, Thurs. The United States Senate today endorsed legislation that would make it a crime for journalists and others to reveal the names of covert US intelligence agents under certain circumstances. It voted 55-39 for an amendment to toughen a proposed Senate Bill by
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      Lock icon Mock White House planned for Secret Service training
      259 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs THE government will build a HeUywood-atyle set of the White House and other buildings to train Secret Service agents to protect US presidents, security officials said. Facades of the White Hoase aid of nearby Blair Hoase, used for foreign leaders,
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      Lock icon Reagan seeks $740 m for Caribbean plan
      468 3 WASHINGTON, Tuesday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has asked Congress to launch his Caribbean Basin initiative with US$35O million (Ss74o million) in emergency aid grant for the United States' poorer neighbours to the south. Mr Reagan said his programme is designed to stimulate the economies
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      Lock icon Beer-truck with a thirst for speed
      63 3 Beer-truck with a thirst for speed THEY rolled oat the world's fastest beertruck at a hobby fair In Hanover, West Germany, recently. Powered by a 7.2-lltre Chevrolet engine, this vehicle delivers, besides beer, 456 horse power and can reach 211 kmph within 19 seconds. From the looks of it, this
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      Lock icon Govt pledge
      49 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The White House gave an assurance today that the Reagan administration would not launch a campaign against the press, despite criticism from the President about network television news programmes which displayed a lack of responsibility by playing up bad news, especially US economic problems. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Do more for defence' call
      111 3 'Do more for defence' call WASHINGTON, Thurs. A pro-military group, that counts President Ronald Reagan among its members, today criticised the administration's five-year defence budget plan as minimal and said it should be increased by at least US$lOO billion (Ss2l2 billion). The group, The Committee on the Present Danger, said
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      Israelis rush to buy land on the West Bank
      424 4 JERUSALEM, Thurs. THOUSANDS of hectares of West Bank land have been sold secretly by their Palestinian owners to Israeli developers, creating an unprecedented land rush. Demand has been so dramatic that prices have leaped 8 to 10 times in a year
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      Lock icon Syria and Iran hit out at Iraq
      239 4 DAMASCUS, Thurs. SYRIA and Iran yesterday lashed out at Iraq and rejected convening the summit conference of the non-aligned movement in Baghdad in September. In a joint communique issued simultaneously in Damascus and Teheran following a visit by Syrian Foreign Minister Abdel Halim
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      Lock icon US troops arrive to police Sinai
      79 4 US troops arrive to police Sinai WATCHED by military policemen, American paratroopers leaving an Israeli jetliner after they landed at Sharm ElSheikh, at the southern end of the Sinai Snlnsnla, on WednesflL' The troops form the Multinational Observer Force (MOF) which will police the Egyptian-Israeli border after Israel withdraws from
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      Lock icon Ex-minister shot dead
      59 4 BOGOTA, Thurs. Two gunmen killed a former Colombian Junior minister here today, shooting at him from a speeding car, police said. Mr Fernando Restrepo, 54, a former Transport Secretary, was the third person gunned down by killers firing from vehicles in a week. Police said they did
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      Lock icon Zimbabwe to change its constitution
      272 4 Zimbabwe to change its constitution SALISBURY, Thurs. The Zimbabwean government plans a speedy transformation of the country's constitution, drawn up in London at the end of the Rhodesian war, a senior government minister said yesterday. Dr Eddison Zvobgo, appointed last month as the country's First Minister of j Constitutional and
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      Lock icon 201 black guerillas killed, says S. Africa
      209 4 201 black guerillas killed, says S. Africa WINDHOEK (Namibia), Thurs. South Africanled troops continued mopping-up operations in south-western Angola yesterday after a weekend raid on a Namibian guerilla supply base there, a senior defence official said. Brigadier Jan Klopper, operations chief of staff in Namibia, told a group of international
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      Lock icon Landing spot flooded
      79 4 EDWARDS AIR BASE (California), Thurs. Heavy rain has again flooded the lake bed on which the space shuttle Columbia is due to land on March 29. A spokeswoman for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) said the lake bed, which is normally parched, U not expected
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      Lock icon Tripoli renews gulf warning
      150 4 PARIS, Thurs. Libya has again warned the United States about proposed US naval manoeuvres in the Gulf of Sirte off the Libyan coast, saying it could become a crisis as serious »s the Vietnam War. In a Radio Tripoli broadcast yesterday, monitored here, Libya accused the
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      Lock icon Campus ban removed
      77 6 ISLAMABAD, Thurs. All universities and colleges reopened in Peshawar today after a three-day suspension timed to coincide with a banned political gathering in the Pakistani border town. The universities were closed and several leading members of the National Democratic Party were arrested over the weekend when the
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      Lock icon N-warheads to be kept in Scotland
      192 6 TRIDENT DEAL WONT HURT NAVY, SAYS NOTT LONDON, Thurs. BRITAIN will store its US-supplied Trident nuclear warheads in Scotland rather than in the United States, Defence Secretary John Nott said today. 1 Mr Nott told the House of Commons defence committee that the decision
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      Lock icon Solidarity members urged to speak up
      316 6 WARSAW, Thurs. THE president of the Warsaw branch of the banned Solidarity trade union, currency being sought by the militia, yesterday called on members to make themselves heard in the debate opened by the government on the future of Polish unionism. The statement by
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      Lock icon Italy wooed by US to back more sanctions
      243 6 Italy wooed by US to back more sanctions ROME, Thursday A UNITED STATES mission arrived in Rome last night to seek support for Western agreement on tougher trade policies towards the Soviet bloc after apparently making little headway in West Germany, France and Brit- am. British officials listened earlier yesterday
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      Lock icon Irish PM seeks US support
      104 6 Irish PM seeks US support WASHINGTON, Thurs. Irish Prime Minister, Charles Haughey, says he wants the government of the United States to express public and explicit support for a unified Ireland. Before flying home last night after talKs with President Reagan during a one-day visit to Washington, Mr Haughey told
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      Lock icon French 'spies' pardoned
      66 6 PARIS, Thurs. A French woman and her two sons, sentenced to life imprisonment In Libya for spying, have been pardoned by President Muammar Gaddafi, it was learnt here today. Mrs Denise Dupont. 58, and her sons Alain, 25, and JeanClaude, 21, were arrested in Tripoli in April
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      Lock icon Buried city
      37 6 BEIJING Thurs. A wellpreserved city, estimated to be more than 1,000 years old, has been discovered on China's ancient Silk Road after long submersion under drifting sand, the official Xinhua news agency reported yesterday— AP.
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      Lock icon Ministers dealt with Red Brigades' charge
      225 6 Ministers dealt with Red Brigades' charge ROME, Thurs. The Italian Communist Party yesterday accused two Christian Democrat cabinet members of having negotiated with members of the underground Red Brigades terrorist group. A front-page story today in the official communist daily L'Unita yesterday said Culture Minister Vlncenzo Scotti and Secretary of
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      Lock icon GENERALS HELPED ME PLOT COUP, SAYS ACCUSED
      183 6 GENERALS HELPED ME PLOT COUP, SAYS ACCUSED MADRID, Thurs. The civil guard officer, who led the storming of Spain's Parliament last year in an attempt to overthrow the government, testified yesterday that two high-ranking generals helped him plot the failed coup. Under prosecution questioning, Lt Col Antonio Tejero said Maj
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      Lock icon Explorers on thin ice
      64 6 LONDON, Thurs. Two British explorers are stranded 600 km from the North Pole because an Arctic "heat wave" is melting the polar ice around them, a spokesman for the expedition said today. With temperatures just below freezing point, the icecap of the Canadian Arctic has begun
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      Lock icon Sightseeing in tandem
      39 6 PERTH, Thurs. A French couple have pedalled back here after an 18-month ride around Australia. Patrice and Francoise Ryder from Marseilles have covered almost 20.000 km during the trip on their heavily laden tandem machine. AFP.
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      Lock icon Selling peace on TV
      131 6 A GROUP MM senusrsJi. mllll.n) televlslM promo* world peace. "We're ImUm to sell j peace on the TV screen tike otfcer people sell coca cola," the frw»P'» spokesman, furniture maker Michael McGregor, 41, «ald. "We believe that this Is a much better way of getting peace
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      Lock icon Fraser gives rebates and comes under fire
      209 7 Fraser gives rebates and comes under fire CANBERRA, Thurs. The Australian government, in the wake of last weekend's defeat in the Lowe by-election, today announced changes in its housing policy, with plans for rebates and low-inter-est terms for homebiivers. Tax rebates are to be made to first-home buyers of AJSOO
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      Lock icon Jumbos on Moscow run
      78 7 TOKYO. Thurs. Japan Air Lines (JAL) said today it has obtained approval from Soviet authorities to replace DC-8s with jumbo Jets on a route linking Tokyo and Moscow via Siberia. JAL officials said the Japanese flag carrier will begin using Boeing 747s on two of its
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        Lock icon Stop blaming rich: US
        81 7 THE UNITED STATES has told United Nations development experts to stop blaming rich countries for Third World problems and to study why some poor states develop successfully and others fail. Speaking to the governing body of the UN Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) in Geneva
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        69 7 IRAQI PRESIDENT Sadam Hussein is formally submitting new proposals to end Iraq's 17--month-old war with Iran. The Bahrain-based Gulf News Agency, in a report from Baghdad, said the Iraqi Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Mr Hamed Alwan, left for Guinea on Wednesday to deliver Iraq's written proposals
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        59 7 THE ISRAELI occupation authorities dissolved the town council of El Birch in the West Bank and appointed army officers as administrators on Wednesday, a military spokesman said in Jerusalem. Shopkeepers in El Birch and Ramallah closed their shops in protest and the councils of both towns called
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        Lock icon Setback for Indira
        75 7 INDIAN PRIME MINISTER Indira Gandhi suffered a second defeat in two days yesterday when the Assam state government resigned only hours after Kerala's collapsed. Neither collapse was a major defeat as both states remain under her control through rule imposed from New Delhi. But because her All-India
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        Lock icon Favourable budget
        84 7 BRITONS REACTED favourably to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's new budget and the Conservative Party has gained in popularity but still trails the Opposition, a Gallup poll said in London yesterday. The budget, announced last week by Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir Geoffrey Howe, was well received in contrast
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        59 7 AN EXPLOSION rocked a pharamceuticals factory on the Chinese coast opposite Taiwan, resulting in many casualties. Radio Beijing said yesterday. The report said "many comrades gave up their lives or suffered injuries" in the explosion in Fuding county in Fujian province, across the narrow strait from Taiwan.
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      172 7 Ustinov's visit to 'assure India of Soviet help' NEW DELHI. Thurs. Soviet Defence Minister Marshal Dmitri Ustinov has said the purpose of his present visit to India was to assure New Delhi of continued Soviet help in defence. "We would express our friendship with India not in words, but in
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      Thais accuse Viets of pushing them into conflict
      349 7  - Thais accuse Viets of pushing them into conflict NANCY CHNG, By Our Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Thurs. Thailand has accused Vietnam of deliberately provoking it into becoming involved in the Cambodian conflict. Thai Supreme Command spokesman Lt-Gen Som Kattaphan today said two attacks by Vietnamese troops on Thai border posts earlier
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      Report cites examples of Sino-US cooperation
      92 7 Report cites examples of Sino-US cooperation HONGKONG, Thurs- Two recent examples of cooperation between Beijing and Washington have emerged in spite of a reported cooling in Sino-American relations, according to the latest issue of the Far Eastern Economic Review. Shortly after the imposition of martial law in Poland, six Polish
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      111 7 In another development, China has allowed officials of the US Embassy in Beijing and other American officials flown in, to debrief 10 Vietnamese soldiers who fled to China in a helicopter last September, the Review disclosed. The Review said: ■While the defectors gave China a propaganda bonanza in their
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      37 7 MONTREAL, Thurs. Canadian mounted police yesterday seized almost 400 kg of hashish in a pigsty south-east of here. The hashish has an estimated value of Csl2 million (SJ2O 4 million). One person was arrested. AFP
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      91 7 BURMA EXCEEDS GROWTH TARGET RANGOON, Thurs BURMA achieved an ann lal growth rate of C.I per cent In the (our years ending December 1181, Deputy Prime Minister Tan Tin said here today. SpeaUag In the Pecpie's Ccnxrem (parliament), Mr Ton Tin said the IV7B-81 plan called foi an annual rwth
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      Hayden claims cover-up of CIA role in Whitlam's fall
      461 7 CANBERRA, Thursday AUSTRALIAN opposition leader Bill Hayden alleged today that there was a high-level cover-up attempt to protect the CIA which his Labour Party accused of playing a major role in the dismissal of the Gough Whitlam government in 1975. The
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      'CLASHES AMONG AFGHAN SOLDIERS'
      96 7 'CLASHES AMONG AFGHAN SOLDIERS' ISLAMABAD, Than. Clashes brcke out between soldiers of two Afghan army division ■ear Ratal yesterday, aeeerdlag to an Afghan Muslim rwrintancif fighter la Paktotan. Lorry driven coming from Ratal had report ed seeing the nghtlag some kilometres ootaidr Kabul between troops of the 81st Division statteaed
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    503 8  -  QUEK PECK LIM By Bid by two firms to instal TV rating system SINGAPORE'S first electronic audience rating system could be in operation as early as January next year. And those fortunate enough to be in the survey audience will find a handsome digital clock included as
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    Computer takes on new character
    102 8 A COMPUTER programme that can type oat Chinese characters on a home computer has been developed by a team of lecturers and students fraoMthe National Inlveraity of Four lecturers, tram the Mechanical aid Electrical Engineering departments, Uok few yean to complete the project, assisted by
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    More empty rooms put down to 'freak' January
    188 8 More empty rooms put down to 'freak' January HOTELS in Singapore had more rooms unoccupied in January but the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board is not worried. A spokesman for STPB yesterday confirmed that average hotel occupancy had dropped to 75.6 per cent in January, the lowest for some years. According
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    Yards warned of 'tough time'
    560 8  -  N. Q. KUTTY, By Our Shipping Reporter Fewer vessels calling for repairs and servicing SHIPYARDS face a "tough time" this year, if the current depression in ship-repairing industry continues, the president of the Singapore Association of Shipbuilders and Repairers (Sasar), Mr Lai Park On, said
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    Glut in used planes won't hit SIA sales
    395 8 THE depressed interna- 1 tional market for used air- I craft will not seriously affect Singapore Airlines' ability to dispose of the remaining 11 aircraft it wants to sell, thanks to the timing of its fleet rejuvenation programme. SIA now has four
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    Tour of four places
    39 8 A TOUR of the Singapore Gems and Metal Co. Singapore Crocodile Farm, Kong Menf San Temple and the Thousand Buddhas Temple will take place on Sunday. It is organised by the Sennet t community centre.
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    Lock icon Pyramid
    134 9 Picture by WAN SENG YIP ABOUT 112 teachers were rendered heJptoM yesterday. Mast of them were blindfolded while others were tied to each other with strips of cloth. All were asked to use teamwork to build pyramids of plastic cup*. This was the B»l--hetchet way «f teaching them that
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    Teachers find it hard to bare their souls
    339 9 HUNDREDS of teachers are finding it difficult to practise what they will preach in moral education classes, starting on Monday. They find it hard to bare their souls to each other, which is part of the student encounter sessions under the island-wide
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    Kung-fu film
    37 9 A MANDARIN kung-fu Him, The Hot. The Cool And The Vicious, wul be screened at the open space between Blocks 456 and 460, Street 44 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10 next Friday at 8 p.m.
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    Hawker fined for threat
    62 9 TAN TIAN HONG, 36, was fined $50 by a magistrate yesterday after he admitted threatening to assault a group of Housing Board hawker inspectors with an iron-pipe on Wednesday morning. The court heard that the inspectors had tried to seize goods from Tan's stall at a
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    Police catch new HDB owners early
    603 9  -  LAI YEW KONG By Ow C«me Correspondent Anti-crime tips at Tampines flat balloting POLICE have launched ai elaborate programme to nip criir.e in the bud in all new Housing Beard estates by reaching out to all prospective residents from the outset and encouraging them
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  • DEBATE ON BUDGET ESTIMATES: MINISTRY BY MINISTRY
    • Article
      Faster clearance at port but not at expense of health standards
      240 10 Faster clearance at port but not at expense of health standards Reporters: Leslie Fong, Philip Lee, Liak Teng Kiat, Irene Ngoo, Ahmad Osman, Lee Kirn Chew, Elena Chong. FASTER clearance of passengers entering Singapore has been achieved without any compromise in port health standards, said Mr Ong Pang Boon. With
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      ENVIRONMENT Landscaped sidewalks plan for S'pore River
      409 10 ENVIRONMENT Landscaped sidewalks plan for S'pore River LANDSCAPED sidewalks and lush tropical greenery along the banks of a clear, blue waterway teeming with marine life this is what the Singapore River will become in a few years. Environment Minister Ong Pang Boon sketched this scenic setting when he described the
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      Just waiting for WHO to declare S'pore malaria-free
      411 10 Just waiting for WHO to declare S'pore malaria-free THE World Health Organisation is evaluating whether Singapore should be declared malaria-free because of its successful vector control programme, Mr Ong Pang Boon said. He said there had been no major outbreak of dengue haemorrhagic fever and malaria in recent years. "This
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    • Questions and Answers
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        Work on 3 overhead bridges in Moulmein this year
        125 10 Work on 3 overhead bridges in Moulmein this year WORK on an overhead pedestrian bridge across Balestier Road at the McNair Road junction, to replace the existing push button crossing, will begin in May. It will end in October. The Public Works Department will also start work in August on
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        $12m PAID TO GEMINI SUBSCRIBERS
        175 10 THE creditor-subscrib-ers of Gemini Chit Fund, which was wound up by the government in 1972, have been paid $12.4 million so far, Law Minister E. W. Barker said. Replying to Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam Alison), he said $12,406,135.25 had been declared as dividends to its
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        Hougang feeder bus service
        122 10 RESIDENTS living in Hougang new town will soon be served by a feeder bus service. Service No 321 will Ely between Lorong Ah oo and Tampines Road, where 14 services will take commuters to various parts of Singapore. Communications and Labour Minister Ong Teng Cheong also
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      A good clean job despite reduction of 1,800 posts
      330 10 A good clean job despite reduction of 1,800 posts DAILY-RATED employees of the Environment Ministry have done a good job in keeping Singapore clean, despite a reduction of 1,800 posts because of the mechanisation programme and the streamlining and introduction of new work procedures and methods. Environment Minister Ong Pang
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      Sanitation here better than in W. Germany, US and Japan
      348 10 Sanitation here better than in W. Germany, US and Japan SINGAPORE has one of the most modern sanitation, beating even West Germany, America and Japan. Mr Ong Pang Boon said about 440,000 households or 88 per cent of the population in Singapore were enjoying modern sanitation. Besides households, a comprehensive
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      All depts under new $129 m roof by 1986
      160 10 All depts under new $129 m roof by 1986 a new building far tfce Mlßlrtry *f tke EavlrMment, CMttag abmit $12* mllllM, will br built at the juactten «f Sc*tU and OUrnhlll rMds. The Z4-bUit> bulldlag, expected to be cvmpleted by early IKC. wUI boose all tke ministry's departmeats, which
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    • Article
      Development fees system fair but misunderstood
      402 10 THE present system of development charges la a fair one and reflects current property valnea, said Mr Lee Yock Suan, the Minister of State (National Development). Aa such, there are no plans to review the system, he added, In replying to a query by
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    • Article
      Grace period over
      121 10 SEVENTEEN beancake makers in Jalan Mandar, who have been given four years' grace to resite their trade, will have to move now. For a request by their MP, Mr Chal Chong YU (Bnklt Batok), for priority to instal sanitation system to the area for them to could
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    • HOME AFFAIRS
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        Japan-style road safety plan now being finalised
        336 11 A COMPREHENSIVE national road safety plan incorporating features of the Japanese traffic control and enforcement system is now being finalised, Home Affairs Minister Cirja Sian Chin disclosed in Parliament. He said a police team left for Japan last week to study the Japanese
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      • Article
        Study team calls tor 91 police posts here
        120 11 Study team calls tor 91 police posts here A JAPANESE study team has recommended the setting up of tl police posts In Singapore with at least one post In each tonoUtutnuy. Mr Chua saM this system, based on the Japanese kohan system, envisages more than one post In the bigger
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        Bicycle patrols pay off
        112 11 POLICEMEN using bicycles to patrol five private housing estates have brought the crime rate down since the pilot project was introduced last October. Preliminary results also showed that the men in blue were achieving the aim of fostering closer rapport between the police and the community.
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        Strict gun laws to stay
        159 11 Strict gun laws to stay THE issue of firearms in Singapore will continue to be under strict control to prevent a proliferation of such weapons, which rnigi.i be used for criminal purposes, Mr Chua Sian Chin said. He informed the House that the police issued gun licences for only three
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        Traffic cops 'not above the law'
        239 11 TRAFFIC policemen are n«t above tke law, Mr Chna Slan Chin said. Action had and would be taken against those who float tie law they I were enforcing. Bat the flgarea cited by Mr Chaa showed that only a small number had done this.
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      DEFENCE Why $90 NS allowance will not be raised...
      628 11 DEFENCE Why $90 NS allowance will not be raised... MPs were reminded that national service is an obligation that must involve sacrifice and that the $90 a month allowance paid to national servicemen is not intended as a salary but as something to help them defray part of their incidenta'
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    Firm starts exchange of complimentary tickets
    359 12 A JURONG water-sports complex will start a staff welfare exchange scheme for the benefit of its workers. Mitsukoshi Garden plans to swap complimentary tickets with other recreational centres to give its 110 workers free use of their amenities. It is a form of company
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    Free Penang trip for all
    145 12 A SINGAPORE company has offered a fully dd three-day Easter Iday In Penan* to its entire staff. The company. Hunter Douglas Singapore of Paya Lebar Road, employs about 54 people. It makes aluminium Building products. Managing director K.B. Wong said: "Everybody from the chairman to
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    Art academy to celebrate its birthday in style
    154 12 Art academy to celebrate its birthday in style SINGAPORE'S oldest and most prestigious art school, Th<* Nanyang Academy ol Fine Arts, will, for the first time, commemorate its anniversary celebrations and annual graduation ceremony with a gala dinner on April 8 anc two fourday exhibitions of students' works. The 44-year-o
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    Bukit Timah area hit by flood
    72 12 LEAD and I will follow bat what about the rest? Evidently, the other cars were getting "cold feet" at Coronation Road, off Bukit Timah Road, where flood waters rose to I 1 2 metres deep after a heavy downpour yesterday. Cluny Road was also
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    Airlines' losses won't be so high
    536 12  -  AGNES WEE By DCA: lata says 60 pc of the cost can be recovered AIRLINES will not lose as much as they feared they would if the Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) goes ahead with plans to combine the passenger service charge (airport tax)
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    Talk at library
    34 12 A TALK on Working with Word Processors will be given by Mr M. S. Menon of Far East Computers at the National Library meeting room on March 27 at 2 p.m.
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    Ads on radio and TV will cost more next month
    296 12 ADVERTISERS will have to pay more from next month to get their message across to television viewers and radio listeners. The Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's advertising rates will go up from April 15. On television, advertisements during popular Chinese serials will
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      154 12 Bringing Up Father By BUI Ka vanagh v Hal Camp VtoWdAWVOOAPSPO CM, TEM SQtMi WEU_. I'*A V SOBR"/, AAR JIGOS, ioo swxe a pay? op waive! J JZZSoJ currine >©v i THey oo*<t fA**E POWM TO RN/e J I FOOT-LOtJG CI&ARS/. Blondle By Chic Yonng r bYE "VSVE, MONEY I
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Nationwide picket by 3,000 workers
      379 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday DEADLOCK OVER TALKS WITH BANK ASSOCIATION THREE thousand workers from some 30 branches of six banks took to the streets today in a nationwide picket. The action followed a deadlock in negotiations with their employers for better benefits. The workers, belonging to
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      Lock icon XL has no ill-will towards Hanoi
      156 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday MALAYSIA still maintained relations with Vietnam "without having any Intention of opposing or being antagonistic" towards that conn try, Parliament was told yesterday. Foreign Ministry parliamentary secretary Muhyiddln Mohamad Yassin, referring to the Cambodian problem, said what Malaysia could not accept
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      Lock icon Thai rail team
      38 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A team of Thai officials from Thai Railway led by their general manager, Mr Dhawat Sang Pradab, arrived here on Tuesday to discuss matters of common interest with their Malaysian counterparts. NST.
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      Lock icon BRUNEI TALKS TO STEP UP AREAS OF COOPERATION
      250 13 BRUNEI TALKS TO STEP UP AREAS OF COOPERATION BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Thurs.— Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said on his arrival here yesterday that his visit was to raise the level of cooperation between Malaysia and Brunei. At a brief meeting with the press, he was quoted by Bernama
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      Lock icon Desaru to get a boost from S'pore ferry link
      178 13 JOPORE RARU, Thurs. Detain wfM be given a further boast as a tourbt reaort with the launching soon of a ferry servhv between Changi Point In Singapore >'.nd Penggerang on U<e east roast of Jobore. Mentrl Beaar Tan Sri Jal Ottoman
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      Lock icon No police aid for private court: AG
      266 13 K. LUMPUR, Thur*. THE Attorney-General's department has instructed all poiice stations not to cooperate with Mr Muslim bin Yacob, who had set up an arbitration "court" independent of the judiciary. The department has written to the Director of the Criminal Investigations Department (CID),
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      Lock icon Kenya office
      45 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysia will consider upgrading its trade mission in Nairobi to a Ml High Commission. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam, who said this on Wednesday, added that Kenya has asked Malaysia to upgrade the mission to enhance bilateral ties. NST.
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    COMMENT Good govt is everyone's business
    656 14 COMMENT Good govt is everyone's business N ANYANG SIANG PA U last week carried three commentaries by its special feature writer, Goh Cb«M Kmag, 33, on the nature of strong and weak governments and the pit/alls of the one-man-one-vote system. The Straits Times will r vprint the translated versions of
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    Exposed
    613 14 Japanese camera sales hurt by new methods of taking pictures JAPANESE cameras, long the brightest projec- tor of Japan's precision engineering image, have become a dull business. Eight out of 10 Japanese households own at least one fancy 35 mm camera. Japanese camera makers have saturated markets in Western
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    SBC shows for Johore viewers
    425 14  -  RASBAINAH By KHAIRI in Kuala Lumpur A TOTAL of 70 per cent of Johore TV viewers watch Singapore TV programmes. This was the finding of a survey con- ducted by a research firm, D'attache Management, on viewer preference for Malaysian and Singapore TV programmes. However,
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    The Straits Times Says...
    456 14 Brez exploits and provokes SOVIET President Leonid Brezhnev was merely watering the anti-nuclear seeds that have taken root in fertile West European soil when he proposed on Tuesday to freeze the deployment of medium-range nuclear missiles west of the Urals. He has cleverly exploited public opinion
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    Lock icon Salvadorans told to expect no miracles
    846 14  - Salvador ans told to expect no miracles BARBARA CROSSETTE By in San Salvador Z In town after town, Mr Duarte tells polite but not particularly enthusiastic crowds that there will be no miracles. He says the voting is only the first step along a long road. His listeners are often
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    Women Even Mao had trouble with them
    2250 15 Women Even Mao had trouble with them As Nixon falls deeper into the Watergate drama, Mao in his last years is obsessed with the Gang of Four IN MAO'S view, the United States would serve the common interest best by taking a leading role in world affairs, by which he
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      12 15 Tomorrow: Watergate the gathering storm Letter from the Forum editor Page 16
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  • FORUM
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      From politicians to Miss Piggy
      2010 16 A look at issues raised by readers Year L«tt*rt i»c«iv»d 1979 5,«4 1991 7,072 FROM time to time, the Forum desk likes to take stock of ihe many contributions kept in its files. These, together with our statistical records, help us to keep tabs on
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      A peek behind the scenes
      469 16 IF YOU ask the people at the Forum Desk what it is about their jobs that gives them such zest, they tend to say: "Je ne sais quof (it is an indefinable something). Perhaps it is the little loopy things about producing the page which
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    • Letter
      Jaya: It's Jeya who is embarrassed
      663 16 MR JEYARETNAM's reply (ST, March 12) suggesting that the People's Action Party is in a flurry because the details of the premises at Napier Road have been made known, once again demonstrates his uncanny ability to omit material facts. The facts clearly show that
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  • TIMES BUSINESS
    • NEWS BRIEFS
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        Hong Leong Industries
        54 17 HONG Leong Industries reported a more than two-fold increase in group pre-tax profit to M 518.957 million for the six months to December 1981, from $5.31 million previously. Group turnover soared to $125.16 million from $13.99 million. Directors have declared an interim dividend of 6 per cent
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        Rise in HLC's profit
        46 17 HONG Leong Credit has turned in a 91.8 per cent rise in group pre-tax profit to MsB.7 million ($5.06 million), on a 73 per cent rise in turnover to $38.8 trillion ($22.44 million). HLC's directors expect second half earnings to be "satisfactory."
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        Unit trusts' assets
        49 17 UNITED International Securities Ltd has announced that its unaudited consolidated net tangible asset backing per share was $1.86 as at Feb 28. Another unit trust. General Securities Investments, yesterday announced that its unaudited consolidated net tangible asset backing per share as at Feb 28 was $1.96.
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        SPP informs exchange
        72 17 SPP Ltd has informed the Stock Exchange of Singapore that the vendors of the 50 per cent equity of Island Club Condominium Pte Ltd have not yet obtained the waiver of the pre-emptive rights from the other shareholders of ICC. SPP said it will advise shareholders promptly
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        KLSE queries Promet
        29 17 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has asked Promet Bhd for comments Ma newspaper report that it had obtained an oil rig licence from the Malaysian authorities.
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        Premium's profit
        82 17 PREMIUM Holdings Bhd has told the KLSE that it made a profit of M 5152,700 from its partial sale of Sungala Ltd, thereby increasing the net asset backing of the company by that amount. But it said this is no significant relation to its paid-up capital of Msll.Bl
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    • International
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        Lock icon Tender Offer
        110 17 NEW YORK, Thurs. BAT Industries unit Batus Inc has begun its tender offer for Marshall Field and Co. The offer is for common and series C convertible preferred stock up to eight million common shares. Batus said it will buy the common stock at U5525.50 (Sss4) a share
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        Lock icon Mitsubishi's bond issue
        79 17 TOKYO, Thurs. Securities analysts said Mitsubishi Corp will postpone a planned US$lOO million convertible bond issue, originally scheduled for April, because of the slump in the Japanese stock market. The analysts said Kobe Steel Ltd and some other Japanese companies will also take a similar step. Although
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        Lock icon Loans for Mexico
        71 17 TOKYO, Thurs. A group of nine Japanese banks will provide loans totalling 25.6 billion yen (about ***** million) to finance the expansion of transportation networks in Mexico City, said the government-financed Export-Import Bank. The loan agreement was signed in Tokyo today by representatives of both sides. The
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        Lock icon Strike in India
        78 17 NEW DELHI, Thurs. Nine major trade unions have decided to call an indefinite strike starting from May 3, in the lute industry, mainly centred in West Bengal, to back wage claims. The decision was announced jointly by union representatives in Calcutta. However, another important union, controlled by
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      Lower pretax at Tongkah Harbour
      184 17 TONGKAH Harbour Tin Dredging, which now depends on investment income following the sale of its mining assets and leases in Thailand, has reported sharply lower pretax profits of $304,000 for the six months ended Dec 31, 1981. The pretax profits, mainly on interest receivable on
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      Stiff loan terms prevent KL shippers from expanding
      389 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Expensive financing and stiff terms governing subsidised loans in Malaysia have grounded the fleet expansion plans of many Malaysian ship-owners. But this does not affect the domestic general cargo trade in the present depressed market conditions as much as
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      Promet gets approval to build rig complex
      391 17 PROMET Bhd has been given the official go-ahead by the Malaysian authorities for the construction of its $250 million oil rig fabrication complex at Telok Ramunia in Johore. The company received approval for a manufacturing licence last month from the Malaysian Ministry of
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      Steep fall in growth of loans and deposits
      288 17 THERE was a marked slowdown of growth in deposits and loans in January, according to the latest figures from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). Deposits with Singapore banks edged up by only $86 million to $20.1 billion, compared with a big
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      Credit Bank of Japan launches second NCD
      242 17 THE Singapore branch of the Long-term Credit Bank of Japan yesterday launched its second revolving US dollar negotiable certificate of deposits (NCDs) in the Asian dollar market. The sole lead manager of the issue is Grindlays Bank, Singapore. The facility is for US$lO
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      Jump in profits at Malaysian American Assurance
      196 17 OPERATING profits at Malaysian American Assurance Company rose by more than half to M 5689,511 for the year ended Dec 31, 1961 on the back of a significant growth in net premium income. Its 1980 profits were $452,031. There was also a substantial
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      Mission to bring back essence of Japanese marketing skills
      459 17 SOME of the methods of Japanese marketing may be explained when a study mission goes to Japan in April. The mission, which is organised by the Marketing Institute of Singapore and the Technology Transfer Institute, will study the Japanese marketing system.
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    • Market Highlights
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        Prices higher on buying support
        544 17 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed higher on baying support In selective moderate trading. Far Eaat-Levlngtiton rose 25 cento to $5.95, Fraser and Neave S5 cento to $S.M, Metro M cento to $7.11, Straits Trading 2* cents to $8.31, Development Baok tt cento to $1.35, Hong Leong
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        51 17 ST^fJf" +1 HF +1 CCM CM Stance +6 Dutoplad -1 Km. +5 PAN +35 Owttagi +8 Galnea (.uthrirßhd bwPw +12 lacfccApe BM -6 MTC NBT +4 N»IIr«o +10 PMC Put See Perth Plaal -12 Prims +7 WiM—im +2 B^knujM +J SembShlp -5 Sim, D*rb> +4 St
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        28 17 idustrials Up 79 Down 7 and 7 Inance lotels roperties lantations lining eb Loans 12 6 8 2 2 2 4 2 4 1 2 1 1
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          40 17 I B F Hide 1 N ICBC I Leong Kin long Leong lad K Lrvingslon Icl Properties Itrmita Trading > V E ex 590 10W 735 735 596 478 830 806 «S 35 30 25 25 25 22 +20 20
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          30 17 clangor Oredg Ulakofr I Leong Credit I B 8 V T r «n Der Horn 420 310 500 354 320 332 -85 -28 -20 -1« -10 -6 C MPH
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          27 17 Faber Merlin 438.000 U O L 202.000 Ipoh Garden 201.000 Promet 180.000 U O L Warrants 145,000 Total turnover: 4.86 m Total value: $16 33m
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          24 17 lotels: IT Index: ndustrials: "inance: lotels: "roperties: Ins: rubbers. *****8 *****0 838.66 86.24 1427.80 *****7 606.82 606.96 778.17 784.33 330.50 331.00 *****0 1228.61
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    2421 18 Turnover figure* la this table are unofficial. Adjusted for scrip rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded la late of ll share* each, with price quoted In dollars. t i nun uik INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr'« Net 1081/IM3 Last Div P/E Vol Day's Hifb Low foapany Sale or- COOO)
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    405 18 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market showed a better disposition yesterday as shares rebounded across a broad front in relatively brisk trading. Prices opened mostly around the overnight levels but turned softer towards the lunch close. Good all-round support, however, picked up in afternoon trading, taking stocks higher.
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    31 18 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins robbers rubbers Deb/Loans Up 66 6 1 5 3 5 8 Down 6 1 1 1 onch 13 1 1 3 3
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      Hongkong
      233 18 STOCKS IN Hongkong yesterday eased slightly after being steadier in the morning session, brokers said. The forecast on Wednesday of a further easing in property j values by the Commissioner of I Rating and Valuation, Raymond Fry, overshadowed the market, which was edged into decline by the poor results
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      256 18 STOCK prices In Sydney yesterday moved within a narrow range with gold miners providing the day's main Interest, brokers said. At the close the All-Ordi-naries Index was up 0.4 at 4663 The industrial index gained 1.9 to 619.0 while the resource Index lost 0.1 to 342.1. The Bank of
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      324 19 SHARE prices on the Tokyo stock exchange yesterday rose sharply on widespread bargain hunting, with the market average gaining 163.27 to close at 7,052.80, dealers said. hy inorooto hmhi nw Mf Hahl Olaa Mi Bank Tk Mb Brtdg*slon« Wl Jhubu Pwr IMB attain IN 3 Nip Prtnl MB 3
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      657 19 LONDON. Wed. The market was lower across the board on concern over the future trend of US interest rates. The Financial Times Index was 11 points lower at 561.4. Equities were further depressed by disappointing results from Turner and Newall. Turner passed the final dividend after reporting an attributable
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      347 19 NEW YORK. Wed. Stock prices drifted lower in listless trading as investors continued to worry about the outlook for interest rates and the economy. The Dow Jones industrial averaage moved in a narrow range all day and closed off about 2 pouits at 795.85. Declines led advnaces by
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      50 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 561.4 Tuesday 582.4 Week Ago 559.5 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 785.85 Tuesday 788.33 Week Ago 804.89 H.K.HANG SENG Thursday 1188.29 Wednesday 1191.78 Week Ago 1178.78 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday 819.0 Wednesday 817.4 Week Ago 810.0 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday 486.3 Wednesday 465.9 Week Ago 451.4
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      209 19 AMSTERDAM, Wed. Share prices were mainly lower today and dealers cited rising US interest rates as an important factor in depressing sentiment. Unilever and KLM lost two and 1.80 guilders in Dutch internationals but Royal Dutch retained the stock market's confidence and was 0.10 up, dealers said. Doubts over
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      256 19 ZURICH. Wed. Share prices closed mixed on small volume with expectations that the recent strength of the US dollar may put additional pressure on stocks persisting, dealers said. The current decline In Swiss interest rates seems to hurt share prices rather than support them, one dealer said, adding it
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      119 19 THE Manila market yesterday was mixed as miners firmed while the commercial/industrial sector and oils continued to decline, dealers said. Turnover was down to 1.1 million pesos from Wednesday's 2.0 million pesos, they said. Pmx leo)» Mlnll>( OOia kUai Coo A illu Con B 1550 Itfulo Odd 0012 knfurl
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      113 19 TURNOVER in Bangkok yesterday remained low as share prices closed mixed with losses and gains about equal in slow trading, dealers said. The Book Club index fell 0.51 point to 91.69 on a turnover of 3.6 million bant. Ma Fibre I» tnilhaya tar -1 Ana Tnut UJO auifkok Bank
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    1700 18 BID and offer price* officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stork Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. 1NDISTIUALH A^iiiti (3.84S) AJeaa (1 JOB 1 22S) (5) 1 21 (1) 1
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    201 18 SING APORK I NIT TKI ST (Mnnm' frttM tar Marak It) The Commerce 2.82 2.96 The Savings Fund 1 60 1 C8xd Sporr Prog Fund 1.22 1.28 Spore Sec. Fund 1.89 1 98 Spore Invest Fund 1.03 1.08 Spore Equity Fund 1.18 1 .24 AKIA I NIT TKI'HT
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    ST index makes a 11-point leap
    561 18 SHARE price* rase sharply arrow the board at the Singapore stock market yesterday, briaglag smiles hack to the taees of maay market operators. ReOeetlag the overall improvement la prices, the Straits Times ladutrtai Index advanced 11.56 points yesterday to Iffl.ll. Trading volume also rose
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    BUSINESS DONE Singapore
    1654 18 BID and Oder prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange o( 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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      RUBBER
      659 19 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly steadier yester- '< day, with April RSS one buyers quoted at 182.75 cents per kilo, up 0.75 cent j on Wednesdays close, dealers said. Morning prices were quietly steady after fluctuating uncertainly on speculative and trade selling coupled with some covering
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      101 19 NOON SSR aad SMR prkai vawdar RAB April M>7 ICvnil Nlkl (Forw.rd Mtkl Bmyn B*lUr* Bttyvrs S«U«ra SSR 20 lltoipaUM) 164 s<> IU.BON 185,50 167 SON SSR JO IlloapalWt) ***** 16.1 50N 162 511 164 SON April M«T SMRCV lllosp^lMl IM.OO IMOON 196 00 195.00N SMRL (lloapllWt)
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      34 19 Rubber: Mar 18 Singapore: April: 182.75 cents (up 0.75 cent) Malaysia: April: 204.00 cents (up 0.25 cent) Tin: M 530.36 per kilo (down 2 cents) Official offering: 256 tonnes (down 11 tonnes)
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      133 19 lIINKSK Prsataee KxrhAnir, Slnnaporr, BMC clawlns; price* per 1M kg yesterday. C*eMNt ail: Bulk fob $96.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $106.00 sellers, new drum fob $112.00 sellers. Capr*>: Mixed (loose) $45.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $372.50 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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      GOLD
      193 19 THE KILOBAR market tor gold deliverable in Singapore opened at {21,809 and closed at 521.993 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at I -SJ3I7 50 318 50 before abort-cover ing took It to a high of $321.80 322.30. It cloaed slightly lower at $330. 70/321. X at lunch
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      179 19 THE STRAITS tin price fell two cents to Ms3o.3b per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 11 tonnes to 256 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers gaining £5 to £7,370 per tonne. LONDON: Further shortcovering during the afternoon on Wednesday lifted the
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      PALM OIL
      144 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market ruled mixed in quiet trading despite Pakistan's purchase of 5.000 tonnes Rbd palm oil at Ms4Bs for April shipment, c and f Karachi yesterday, dealers said. In March, south finished $2.50 lower at $932.50 per tonne while central gained (1.50
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      32 19 LONDON: Copper prices on Wednesday (previous In brackets) Wlreban Spot buyers £843.00 (£834 SO); sellers £843.50 (£835.00); Three Months buyers £870.50 (£*****, sellers £871.00 (£852.00). Market Mm: Firm teles: 12.080 tonnes
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      26 19 New York 7MB 7.038 7.15S 7.106 Zurich 7.088 7.178 7.18S 7.27S Itan Wrt Singapore T.IOB 6.988 725S 7.106 aadnr <«• In US dolUn troy oe.
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    303 19 THE US ;in« dollar opened at 12 1195 IS a»d was traded to the day's low <J C 1170 80. before recovering to cJoae at $2 1180 90 in the Singapore fim market yesterday. Trading was quirt and featurelea. The US dollar weakened against major curre- cie*
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    NOMINAL RATES
    329 19 Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on Mar 18: Source: Merrill Lynch laternational Asia) Co. INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm Cunanclai Nominal rain Smithsonian P*r :*ntag« quoted yaatarday (croaa)partty chango I <oc«l dollar* me ■alt ol foreign irrency: US dollar 2.1180 2.1190 2.8196 -24.88 Sterling
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    43 19 RANGE of prices offered by discount house* on Mar 18: Overnight: 3% Call deposits 3S Closiag Bayiaf Htlliag rrea-sury bills 3% 3 I- month Bank Dills 8% 8* 3 months CD 8U Stt 6monUitCD 8H 814 imnm: Mi tliMl Ww t C*.
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    27 19 Closing iaterhaak rates for Singapore dollars on Mar 18: Oikr Bid 1 month 2 months 3 months Overnight B. •w mode 8 8< 8 9
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    24 19 THE average rate at which mftjar Btagifir bMska an currently prepared to lend to their beat miitn la %M pet cent.
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      789 19 NOTICES llHDif Separate tenders are invited for each of the following (1) ERECTION AND COMPLETION of 14 Umts of Single-Storey with Mezzanine Floor SemiDetached Factory, 6 Units of Single-Storey with Mezzanine Floor Detached Factory (Total 20 Units), 20 Units of Bin Compound including SANITARY AND WATER INSTALLATION, I Block of
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      669 19 VsEm Cahners Exposition Group 17 20 MARCH 1982 World Trade Centre, Singapore SIBCX^S Now in its 4th Presentation SIBEX: The largest, most successful building materials exposition in Southeast Asia Architects, engineers, contractors developers, surveyors consultants, distributors and wholesalers all over Southeast Asia look to the Singapore International Building Exposition (SiBEX
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      Unravelling the bind of immediate delivery
      1137 20 NEXT MOVE ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE BROKERS will have to decide by today whether to seek the abolition of the immediate delivery rule, and their decision could lead to a significant change in the direction of the Stock Exchange of Singapore's policy. Most brokers
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      Lock icon India forecasts record oil output of 20 m tonnes
      241 20 India forecasts record oil output of 20 m tonnes NEW DELHI, Thurs. India's petroleum ministry has forecast a record production of 20.5 million tonnes of crude in 1982 and hopes to limit imports to just 14.4 million tonnes over a million tonnes less than in 1981 This will mean a
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      Importance of trust among small savers
      434 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Securities markets in developing countries can mobilise funds from small savers if there is an "imaginative and realistic" effort to adapt stock market instruments and institutions to each country. This would involve the creation of savings institutions such as mutual funds,
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      Complain to Jetro? Mum's the word!
      637 21  -  HBUNG BEE HWA By SINGAPORE firms are shunning a new bureau set up by the Japanese authorities to deal with complaints of exporters to Japan. The bureau, managed by the Japan External Trade Organisation (Jetro), has received only one formal letter of complaint since
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      Briton dies in road crash
      168 21 A MOTORCYCLIST died and two other people, another motorcyclist and a scooterist, were seriously injured in road accidents on Wednesday. In one, scooterist Minsawi bin Hassan, 35, was riding along the Pan-Is-land Expressway towards Jurong at about 9.50 a.m. His left hand was struck by
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        Plasters
        26 21 A TRADING company could not get Its West German plasters accepted by the Japanese authorities. After spending much time and money they were again rejected.
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        Canned food
        51 21 A FOOD manufacturing company had tried to sell its canned products bat could not get any large Japanese trading house to distribute them because of red-tape. It was told the cans had to be re-labelled according to Japanese specifications and that this had to be carried out in
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        Spices
        35 21 A COMPANY which exports Its spices in plastic bottles was told by the Japanese that plastic may cause cancer and the firm should use glass bottles instead. It complied only to face another problem.
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      Official quits
      30 21 THE Jurong Town Corporation's head of public relations, Miss Manjit Kour. resigned this week to ioin a private company. She had been with the corporation for seven ye»-.«.
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      Search for cheap rice offer conman
      220 21 Search for cheap rice offer conman POLICE are looking for a man who cheated at least 12 food stall-hold-ers of their identity cards am sums ranging from $4) to |380 by offering 10 help them buy cheap rice. In the 12 cases reported in the past fcur months, the man
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      School's 92nd birthday
      55 21 THE Old Victorians Association will commemorate the 92nd anniversary of Victoria School with a dinner and dance at the Island Ballroom, Shangri-La Hotel, on April 17 at 7.30 p.m. Tickets, at $35 each, may be obtained from Mr Leslie Yong on *****44 ext 1877 or Mr Aziz
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      649 21 ROAD START HI-POWER SERIES -6O watt. World's first built-in Hi-Power Radio/Cassette w\th/o^7fsco77anc/hnjh/fls Superb car stereo with auto-reverse cassette player and AM/FM radio. Special Led Disco Dancing Lights show moment-to-moment power 60 watts total output. QPS (Quick Program Search) lfor easy selection of music and Audio-muting. Separate Bass/ Treble tone and
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      931 22 1 1*4-4411 1 IH THENf'S A OARAGE sale I that ..fffring s Qftmtn ■U solar electric scooter and f ffv BsV^ some fashionable Swiss 1 LfILJ watches Please rummage through No 24. Oarage Sale WW% I IF YOU HAVE a flair for hair- a *sjssss al aT Vj^M styling and
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      459 22 P^BT"^^^^Bsssw»^^^^B IK jflaß^E^^St^fa HaH "bsE ss^sssnfr> I r *W Minolta XG-M Creative aperture priority automatic exposure control Full manual and metered manual Total information viewfinder Bright and accurate 'Acute Matte' focusing screen Unique touch switch MINOGA AII siHOAPCX^ s I PHOTOGRAPHIC SPECIALTY STORE f%l±A&PPhotoSlorePtelld .<„ F Sales Service B^J bo»i
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      1024 22 TELEPHONE SERVICE: *****2? Monday Fridoy 900om 530 pm (5.00 pm for next day) Saturday 9 00 am 3 00 pm 1 2 30 pm tor Sunday Times) Public Holiday 9 00 am I 00 pm COUNTER SERVICE: Times Orchard Centre, MlO5 Lucky Plato 10 00 om 5 30 pm (Monday—
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      642 22 n en ibis RENTAL* PURCHASE WITH RELIABLE BACKUP SERVICES DAY NITE GET REFRIGERATORS DEEP-FREEZERS GAS COOKER FILTER MOOD WASHING MACHINES -Alt ROOM VU^V AIR CONDITIONERS ™W WM> WHinglmiH PLEASE SEE OUR AUTHORISED DEALERS OR TELFPMONE MH.M.Un. 44*7133 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION T.V. a WH recorders for rental. Contact Icto Pte Ltd.
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      789 22 RATES: [Ordinofy 90 c»% per word (Mm JI3 t>O c •r> i $l 6 oCDercol cm Sem,.D,splov (M|O S4B 00 Straits T,m f s> $17 60 per col cm (Mm $52 80 Sundoy Times) D,«,m $20 00 per col cm vn *oi (Mm $60 00 Stro.ts Ttfnes) $22 00 per
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      1395 22 CLASSIFICATION GROUP A Entertainment A Where to Eat B Personal Services Merchandise C Business To Business 0 Employment E Vehicles a Boats F Accommodation a Properties G Travel Quid* H Education A Instruction 1 Announcements J Obituaries >mv tirrrsicu SPf CIALMCS rCYrfTV>zrrwY/Tts% ln vldeo colour t.v. washing maI I W4jj.<fc
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      449 23 A" am ft ft Tfl b-mUsI UbKbSoK If SO Puainaat opponuniuM Q A Q BRAND LADIES CENTS WATCHES iooh made in Japan by maker of CITIZEN watches. Importer ft Stockist SATYA INTERNATIONAL (PTE) LTD TEL: 337-4563 for wholesale trade enquiries, please contact: SOUTH BRIDGE TRADING CO TEL: 337-8639 (MR SULTAN)
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      532 23 BUBBSIM OFWORTUNfTVI We are an Import and export company In Indonesia. We hare a branch In Singapore which Is exporting plain Orey Cotton 100H for printing Thooe wko are interested, ptoaoo OJAVA MAKMUR (SI FTI LTD Burn sis, rm floor SfTERNATrOMAL FLAZA 10 AMBON ROAD BBoQiTOSsT 0887 TEL:a«SS7 PRJVATE COLLBCnON
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      553 23 ADVERTISING ASSISTANT Alt SxaandbMJ foreign advertising agency requires an embrhooe youog lady to fW nSo 8S o Minimum OCE *O* Level cerUflcate. o Initiative. Intelligent and ac Uve. o Experience In advertising ana printing field, c Able to assist directors, o Oood contacts with various suppliers Applicants, please call: between
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      511 23 I Owf i iMiiiioaif wMr teitomottorte! ofBmaalaesra. We Invite applications from suitably qualified persons for the following positions: A) STENOGRAPHER c OCE 'O' Level with credit In English c Shorthar.d/lyping speed 100/ 46 wpm respecUvely c Matured and with pleasant personality o Preferably with some experl- ence In secretarial duties
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      453 23 O WOBtSON-CSF A r**±M I -J 1_ ft. l |a«.iiin A WOriO LOOOOT an n oratlrOn OI EtoOtVOMGS Invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for thr position of: ACCOUNTS CLERK (SAL* R Y: Around $6,000 c I- I yean .-elevant experttr.CM In Oeneral Accounting o Currently vursulng a professlhuU A.
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      289 23 BushessGfl 8^ m t SM n r DO YOU TYPE? Your choice for your skills snd advancement Project Typists BfcW*^4Btß^ Advertising Tvpißtß Shipping Typists Finsncisl Typists Englnssring Typists riscspiiofiisi lyptßis Form Typists For more details Call 7374*27 ShsTrtom Pactrowica (S) PtaLtd requires FEMALE CLERK/ RECEPTIONIST MJa^jMßTwag pa* and aaa« c
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      568 23 The world's leading clock mar factoring company requires:FtmALI PROOUCTIOM CLZ W QyamltaMsm. Possess a OCE O' Level Certiricate Able to type accurately with a fair speed Singapore Cltlsen age above 18 yean. Able to start work Immediately. Oood monthly salary Increment on confirmation 5-day work week Pull transport reimbursement Plus
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      527 23 CLERK -(FEMALE For Adminiatration Department required by an Established Company o Age below 25 years, o Holder of OCE O' level Certificate with credit In English and Mathematics. o Able to type at 60 -70 wpm accurately on Electric Typewriter. a Minimum one (1) year's working experience BT ARTING PAY
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      606 23 A well established and expanding corporation invites application, for the position SECRETARY o Minimum OCE 'O'or 'A' level o Able to speak Mandarin and other dialects o Pleasant disposition s Able to work Independently o Possess Secretarial Diploma s Age minimum 22 o Preference will be given to those with
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      538 23 TYPISTS Jurong, Loyang, Shenton Way. offshore Island (Incentives and transport allowance) PABX OPERATOR Town SNR ACCOUNTS CLERK (Female) Paslr Panjang. 3 months DESPATCH RIDERS (•with cnotofMkt) Shenlon Way, good IncenCALL *****65 WoS EstebSahsd Factory In Juromj" FEMALE OEMERAI. CLERK. RECEPTIONIST very urgently o At least completed secondary education. o Able
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      430 24 li D Employment 68 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial ft Clerical OKAMOTO ACCOUNTS CLERK c School Certificate or equivalent with Bookkeeping Certificate c Ito 2 years practical experience In Accounting work In manufacturing organisation c Female candidates, aged below 24 years and residing In Woodlands preferred Apply writ) lull perticulers. eatery
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      600 24 An eeteMtehed insurance broking rm requires s JUNIOR STENOGRAPHER (iCK "O" level with credit In English Shorthand and typing speed at 80/35 wpm respectively Ability to operate the te'.x machine will be an adv.ilage Some working experience In similar position Is desirable Pieese caH t4523 for interview MAXWELL RD P.O.
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      636 24 A large garment factory urgently requires applicants who are Industrious and Independent to nil the Immediate post. 1) SENIOR PURCHASING CLERK $550 to $600 2) SHIPPING TYPIST CLERK $350 to $400 3) GENERAL CLERK $320 to $350 4) TELEPHONE OPERATOR $260 to $280 CeS pareonaHy at: GOLDEN PTE LTD 215
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      671 24 Estsolishsd Tredina Company in MecPherson Rood requires: ACCOUNTS CLERK c OCE O' level c Book-keeping experience c LCC Intermediate and typing. Contact Mr Tan *****02 -I Expending nrm requires 1) SECRETARY 2) GENERAL CLERK/ RECEPTIONIST OuaMficettona: a Oood typing speeds essential a Experience In filing, CPF. payroll will be an
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      1052 24 FEMALE CREDIT CONTROLLER Jurong. Mature lady required U> be In cha'ge of Companies credit facilities, statements of AcKnowledge if credit management an acvanlage. Work In friendly atmosphere with cooperative co-workers. Tel: *****11, Mr Wcng MALE CLERICAL OFFICER required Possess minimum 3 OCE "O" level passes, including English and also completed
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      595 24 REQUIRED EXPERIENCED KEY Punchers (IBM T472) Despatch Riders, Typists. Secretaries and Accounts Clerks Call at 5267. Ist floor, Woh Hup Complex. Beach Road. Tel: *****91 TRADING COMPANY URGENTLY needs a Typist cum Clerk with Secondary education Must be accurate and able to converse In English Interested please call: *****53 for
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      546 24 SALES SUPERVISOR required by eeteblrehed Agency House to look after Sales Team. Raquiramants: c Must have strong contacts with Supermarket. Emporiums and Departmental Stores c Minimum OCE Level education c At least 2/ 3 years sales supervisory experience, preferably In consumer products c Must have a lot of Initiative, drive
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      510 24 large Swedish Organisation hat immediate vacan cies for SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Male/Female) Requirements a Above 20 yrs old a Secondary education a Driving licence advantageous a Ability to speak English, Mandarin dialects a Experience Is not necessary as training will be provided Successful candidates Is expected to earn not lower than
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      644 24 I A Established Construction Equip men! Manufacturer Compeny re quires: SALES EXECUTIVES i c Be Sale starter with pleasant personality c Preferably with experience In selling Metal Scaffolding or Construction Equipment c Possess own transport c Ability to converse In English, Mandarin and some dialects. i Allf eclive soiery and
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      620 24 Lube OH Company requires CUSTOMER RELATIONS OFFICER (Female) c 21 years and above c Matured personality with Initiative, drive and determination to achieve I c Be able lo converse In English. Mandarin and a few dialects > c Training will be provided Pleeee apply with full perticulers. contact telephone number
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      879 25 II Q Employment M Situations Vacant m) 31— INDOOR FEMALE (CHINESE trully Above 20 years Hxpcrlpnee Hi sports products a.n i mlvanlagr Attractive salary, J commlviton and uthrr benefits Inlrrrsted please call r'ar llulf Pie Ltd. TOI. Far Esai Shopping; Centre. Orchard Koad Tel: *****38 f XPEMIENCED SALESMEN WE OUMED
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      371 25 /nmb) /I SINGAPORE r\ I LIMITED J Applicants are invited for the follow ing positions: TECHNICIANS (Kallang) ITC in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent Those without the above qualifications but with relevant working experience in injection mould setting will be considered Able to work on shift •Completed N.S. or exempted MECHANICS
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      536 25 ta^^WM Lam Soon Oil A Soap Mfg. (8) Pte Ltd. We Invite appllcanls lo (111 the following vacancies: A) BOILER ATTENDANT a Must have completed Secondary education. c Holder of Class I Boiler Attendant Certificate with at least three (3) years' experience. c Willing tv work on 2 rotation shift
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      484 25 GM. "The Best Connection" OilfMitd Manufacturing Pl* Ltd Singapore* Leader in the threading and coupling of API Oilfield tubular good* require* the services of the following personnel QUALITY CONTROL TECHNICIANS The personnel required should have experience In Inspection of i tubular goods to API standards 1 SA. Band 7. I
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      463 25 O IHOMSONCSF A World Leader in Professional Electronics Invites applications from suitably q lullfled candidates for i ir position of: ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN The successful candidate will report tv the TEST/ MAIKiENANCt ENGINEER and will be res lonslble for effectl"e maintenance of supli .ti aicd Electronic Test Systems. Baquniinanta a Tei
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      454 25 ■.LR. Skit**™ Pit Ud requires SET-UP MEN c Mm. Sec or Tech. four education or equivalent Preferably one year experience in resistance welding machines No Shift work Compieted National Service Those without experience would be considered but must be willing to loam Mm. starting pay about *****.00 per month Please
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      427 25 An established hardware trading company requires PURCHASING TRAINEES a Fresh school leavers, OCI A' level or Polytechnic Diploma Holders a llilniKii.il In KnKllsh and Chinese. c Preferably from technical stream Intereeled applicant* pleaae wrlle In stating personal raauma, qualification* working experience, aalary expected and talapnone contact number lo: The Personnel
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      574 25 UNITED ENGINEERS I <S) PTE LTD require* SITE TECHNICIAN 1) Huldrr of Dlploma/Crrtlflcale from Technical Institutions in Mrchanlcal/Elcclrl cal Engineering OR Secondary 4 or equivalent with at I least 2 years experience In i site work of Mechanical/ Electrical nature 2) Must be exempted from/ completed National Service Application* giving
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      414 25 Olivetti, Europe's largest manufacturer of office equipment has immediate vacancies in its manufacturing operations in Singapore for: FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS We offer "£"•5267 At lean 3 increment] in the first year $298 after 1 year service Candidates with experience in assembly of mechancial mechanisms in typewriters, calculator!, etc may be
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      411 25 OXY Occidental Chemical* Co. Pte Ltd i No: 9, Tanjong Panjuru Crescent, Singapore 2260 TEL: *****11 requires MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS I Are you young li energetic 7 i Have you completed SecondI ary 2 or VITB' Can you Speak write simple English' Have you completed or exempted from National S»iv|re'
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      455 26 Q Enjoyment 66 Situations Vacant g) Production 1 HITACHI KOKI (S) PTE LTD Requires1. Q.C. INSPECTOR c OCE O' level on NTC 3 c Completed N s a Willing to work on shifts 2. MACHINE OPERATORS NTC 3 or OCE -O' level or Sec 2 (for various level of machining
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      428 26 £MECS LOOKING FOR A JOB WITH We offer more I Mole or femole applicants I ihould pessess the I I following requirement j I A manufacturing company Is looking for a MALE SUPERVISOR c Completed NS. or exempted a Experience In manpower and producUon control a Previous working experience in
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      454 26 Hafigattajajfl ■MHH|Ps|iiniV^^^^H 0 A Mew Japawsss requires MALE OPERATORS I Completed National Service Physically fit and strong Completed Primary 8 educa- j tlor Please apply personally with I.C. and two photographs to: OMOM ELECTMC MANUFACTURERS (S) PTE. LTD. Ur.H 10- MO, 4th floor, a*. 3, Madhai sadaaMal Eetale Buk it
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      442 26 HUGHES TOOL CO (FAR EAST) PTE LTD 20 GUL WAY SINGAPORE 2262 The worid'e leading manufacturer of oilwell drilling tools requires: 1. MECHANICS At least 1 year* experience on repair of production machines OR Ability to read hydraulic/pneumatic schematic drawings preferred 2. QUALITY ASSURANCE INSPECTORS I •^TTcTrr^taT"™" I machining or
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      332 26 JAPAN Mi:i)/t\u.siFMy CS) PTE LTD. Enterprise IJfVILV/ manulecturlnv- disposable m»1lc«i supplies seeks MgNy motivated and mature Jlvtdualt lo assume Itie •oaOHflng pos tlons 7 Personal Assistant Tc The Managing Dir?ctor(Female) Mir A' level with cre<lt in Mathematics Abl'3 to speak fluent Japanese. Son>e working experierceis preferred but not essential. 2
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      393 26 EUROPEAN STANDARD ELECTRONICS PTE LTD (A subsidiary of THOMSON BRANDT. French Leaders in High Technology Electronics and Household Appliances) We have immediate vacancies for the posts of:The successful candidate will be involved in reproduction planning and control for our video and tuner products. Inventory control, computation of materials requirements and
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      407 26 Applicants are invited i for the following positions in our shipyard. SAFETY OFFICERS Registered safety officers or Degree or Diploma holders in any disciplines acceptable for registration as safety officers. 'Completed full-time N.S. Age betow 35 years. GENERAL CLERK GCE 'O 1 Certificate Holders Previous working experience preferred Typing speed
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      427 26 PELMEC -V-HFItV ball bearing fcj^Pj^' manufacturing I company In B^^Juronghas I vacancies for I c Age 20 to 25. NTC 3 Electric or Electronic Completed N.S. No experience required. Skill training in Japan 3 rotating shifts ■■■JSHSaSBBJBJB^BB^HJ Secondary education c No experience required, training will be provided. 2 rotating shifts
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      529 26 SINGAPORE SHUI HING DEPARTMENT STORE has vacancies (or the following I A) CONFIDENTIAL CLERK a OCE (_>' level In 3 subjects inclusive of English and Mathematics o Typing sprrd of 35 wpm and I the ability to operate the Telex Machine Is an added advantage c Able to communicate with
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      425 26 [77 i hzi»atih«:k\v fOOO SUPPiUS mm umitid requires urgently Fe» Ha Supermarkets (1) CASHIERS/SALES ASSISTANTS (Holland Village a Su(2) "butchers/shop assistants (NoSand VMeae) (3) STORE ASSISTANTS (Holland VWeae) For Its Jurong Office 4 ware(l) GENERAL CLERKS o O.CE ••CTl.eve! o Ability to type 30-35 wpm (2) GENERAL WORKERS o Those
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      1002 27 IIA Vk EmptoyiTHjnt MANOARIN TRAVEL Invites suitable »ppll< mils for thr fulluwlng position* A) AIRPORT REPRESENTATIVES Candidates must be at Ir-axl 25 years, with minimum of 1 year's working experience In similar rapacity Pleasant personality with keen Interest In his Job and the ability to deal effectively with |«-oplr at
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      489 27 Hi A leading hardware Company has Immediate vacancies for the following positions- INDOOR SALES COORDINATOR MARKETING EXECUTIVE f| BUYER TYPIST H#mun#r w)tiofi A competitive salary will commensurate with quali ricatrona, experience and ability of successful candidates Interested applicants are Invited to submit their applications staling comprehensive resume, qualifications, experience, present
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      573 27 ORIENTAL CONCRETE PTE LTD A rapidly axpanding company is seeking suitably qualified candidates for the following positions: (1) PLANT OPERATORS (MALE) c Age 21 and above c Completed N.S. c Relevant experience In concrete production or related field preferred c Able lo read and write simple Kngllsh (2) QUALITY CONTROLLER
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      451 27 Performance Motor* Ltd reuuires Mjch.in.es r\TC-3orNTC-2or 3-5 years' experi .-nee in servicing/ ejair of cars Car Washers Willing to perform physical work Preferably with Class 3 drying licence Salary is negotiable. We I offer attractive fringe benef'ts and secure employmer t. Interested applicants, please call personally for interview today (19.3.82)
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      566 27 COLO STORAGE TRADING PTELTD has Immediate vacancies for MALE GENERAL WORKERS c No shift work. c Uood starting salary. c 2 months' bonus. Interested candidate*, pleeee apply in person to MR. KIANG KENG BOON Cold Storage Trading Pie Ltd 104, Paair Pen|eng Road Singapore 0511 Mondays to Fridays: 8.30 a
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      530 27 HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL LTD Applications are invited to fill the following posts: 1) COFFEEHOUSE WAITRESSES WAITERS 2) FRONT OFFICE CASHIERS Must have experience In handling NCK226I machine 3) DRIVER 4) SECURITY GUARDS We offer attractive salary and fringe benefits Intereeted appNcanta pleaee apply personally with 2 paoeport sli* photographs (non-returnable)
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      495 27 -TIFFANY ROYALE RESTAURANT Invites applicants for: 1) LEADING COOKS 2) ASSISTANT COOKS Personal Interview TODAY 2.00 pm to 6.00 pm at: THE PERSONNEL OFFICE JAYLEE MANAGEMENT SERVICES PTE LTD UNITS 1101/1105, 11TH FLOOR, PENINSULA PLAZA 111 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD SINGAPORE 0817 TEL: *****77. JURONG SHIPYARD LIMITED require* an OFFICE ATTENDANT
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      600 27 FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS (S) PTELTD OFFICE ATTENDANT Male Singapore Citizen Above 16 years of age Have a working knowledge of English Starting salary WOO Other attrectlve service benefit* include an ennuel bonus of 2 1/2 months' salary. < Please call personally for an Interview today al Tlmsa Centre 1 New Industrial
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      502 27 BATIK FASHION/LADY FASHION OESKMafS) c Working experience an advantage c Creating new designs, motifs arrangement, styling for ladles fashion c Knowledge of fabrics and materials c Keeping abreast of current trend In rasual wear for local and European market.* a Malaysians may apply Pl* ass apply listing fuM personal particular*
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      472 28 VA D Employment HTM mm 68 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous EadMaiva Raataurant requires WAITERS/ COMPOS WAITERS Sundays L public holidays off Interested applicant*, please apply personally at WORLD TRADE CENTRE CLUB SUITE 1201. 12 TH FLOOR SINGAPORE 0400 In4arvtaw Umm 10.00 am 11 30 am a 1 00pm 00pm Ptaaaa
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      578 28 Ettabiiahad Company fojuiraa uroantly aipanancad 1) PHOTOSETTMO TYPESETTER 2) PASTE-UP ARTIST 3) TYPIST Interested please call personally at 04TrasSlraat Singapora 0207 Tal *****00 for Interview FEMALE CLINIC ASSISTANT warrtod by a Clinic in DM. 12 Please write with contact telephone number to S.T. BOX AOOOOO 1. NEW INDUSTRIAL ROAD SINGAPORE
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      935 28 COMOUARDS REOUME Security Guards 8 and 12 hours shifts Areas: Orchard Road. Mount Slnal. Katong and Jalan Kayu. Apply personally at Security Counter, Orchard Towers, Orchard Road, with 5 passport copies of photographs. Tel' *****14/*****37 GARMENTS WORKSHOP REQUIRES Female young hardworking Workers with experience In handling overlocklng and Ironing. 5
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      984 28 HAROWARE SHOP URGENTLY requires Lorry Drivers Class 3/ 4. Interested, call personally to 50, Boon Keng Road. Spore 1233. Tel: *****77. MALE/ FEMALE WORKERS Wanted Basic pay $12.00 to $1500 per day plus piece rate Interested please come personally at 41, Hamilton Road. Spore 0820 MALE PACKER/DELIVERY required. Preferably completed
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      542 28 At *he very low interest rate of 7 3 /4%p.a. (flat)... With 48 monthly installments of $355 each. < *"*Ra»aw <4bC3bi a*V ■BM^aaWV -*^^Ta\m^^^. L ——^——^JaWLxm faaVJJBBBBBBi I^^B. W l^B Please ca'l *****11 *****66 *****11 Sin Tien Seng Re Ltd BOATING VPS I ENTHUSIASTS ONLY! |^P^ 3 The Seabird Condor
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      647 28 7S VatMdaa For Sala a) Mini 1071 MINI 1275 GT Excellent condition, European owner, second car. Highest offer secures, to view call: *****73 after 8 30 am 1077 AUSTIN MMI Clubman 1000 Tape Radio. 2 owners. Tip-top condition. $9,700 0.n.0 Please tel: *****94. b) BMW MD-ISBO BMW 323t, In showroom
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      747 28 BEST IN SINGAPORE! Flat 128 Sport. Alrcond, cassette. 2 owners, full accessories Tel *****72 William 9.00 am U> 3 00pm 1074 FIAT 120 Saloon. non-PARF. cassette, beautiful condition, engine newly overhauled, selling $5,300 Tel *****33 107$ FIAT 110 (3235 c c) Automatic Company owner, alrconr* cassette, new tyres. Price $10.
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      986 28 MAY 1077 MERCEDES ISO Original whlt> colour New tyres, alrconrt. l^x till r i-t> 1983. Excellent condition Non PARF 5544.00U u.n.o Telephone *****05 OWNER LEAVMG. MUST sell 1974 Mercedes 230.6 Alrcon, power steering, radio/ cassette. In Up lop condition $16,000 ono Contact *****38 After 6 00pm *****32. 1072 MERCEDES 200
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      795 28 IS7I AUOUST TOVOTA Corolla. 1200. alrcond. new lax, well maintained Contact *****35/ *****97 1077 TOVOTA COROLLA 1200 < Private owner, alrrond. cassette. Tip top condition 5514.700 ono. Telephone *****94 1077 TOVOTA COROLLA 1200 Alrcon Sport rims Cassette New tax J15.5U0 *****20 134 Rangoon Road 1070. TOVOTA COROLLA 1200 van Alrcond
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      1043 28 ALL KMOS OF secondhand Petrol and Diesel for sale, to export to other countries Hlk 2. 466 E. Jurong Road. 2159 Chong Thai Vehicle Credit Co.. Tel *****8/ *****2/ *****4 Telex RS ***** EXPAT. LEAVMG M 74 Volvo 1448 (Big Bumper) 2nd Private Owner. (Nice No: 345) Alrcon Radio Cassette
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      1171 29 jE^ Vehicles I Boats 76 V»htCr«S For S«r» CASH PAYMENT FOR second- I li.iiul PABjl or I'AHh stru-U) i ash Contact Tan, I *****40' *****03 m) Motor Cyctms/ Scooters 1081 YAMAHA 1000 c.c V-twln AZ registered Only 900 km I.lke new Urgent sale $7,800 ono H p arrangeable View 88.
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      970 29 times friday properties Think about your long-term office location today Major Features: Exceptional prestige and quality in design and material finish. Open-plan column-free layout for total efficiency and flexibility. Floor area from 26 sq mto 812 sq m. All round window view with maximum daylight penetration. Fully air-conditioned with automatic
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      1548 29 N The Hongkong Bank Building CollyerQuay j T^^B^b^B*^b^b^ s^Brf jlandiiuf p\m w f/ai-iic lim., The Hontkong Bank Building roes firm and dignified above CoUyer Quay. J' '!!l!l '"""fi'™""' VW. expenenced property management has care/ulh planned fint-flass facilities This handsome building overlooks hullerton Square and commands fine uninterrupted harbour views at
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      667 29 l^uinTTintxl fg ESTATE U Bukit Timah Road 4 MS Hill-Top Luxury Condominium-ul NO RESTRICTION TO FOREIGNERS FREEHOLD LAND EASY INSTALMENTS I c Residents Clubhouse c Squash Court I Billiard Room Barbecue Pit I c Gymnasium Sauna Bath c Spacious Carpark c Children s Playground I Gardens and eSwimmmq Wading Pools
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      546 30 times friday properties KRANJI ROAD Privately-owned industrial property with land area of approx 40.1 10 sq.m., and various single storey buildings used Iqt_ production and ancillary purposes Extensive land for future expansion Suitable for general industry For sale to major industrialists who wish to acquire free hold industrial land in
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      510 30 DISTRICT 10: BALMORAL TOWER well renovated apartment, amide! green *urrounomg*, 4 bedroom*, spaemu* living dining area. DISTRICT t: MIL LC OUR T A I b#df ootni 4>p*irtm*ot on MQfi Moor, lo be furnished to tenant's ta*t*. slimming pool, central location c DISTRICT 11: HILLCREST ARCADIA PENTHOUSE 3 bedroom* A atudy,
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      569 30 f HUA YU MANSION *w- *^> 3P^ SeJC I 'V S\ 4jf *t MSt 4 Storey Residential Building Comprising of 8 Maisonettes at LengKong Empat. Tenure of Land Freehold Planning Approval DC 334 78 Developers Licence No: 3352 Advertisement Pel mil No: 0776 Expected date of legal Completion Dec 1983
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      645 30 MARYLAND PARK Katong. Singapore 1543 Luxurious residential units to let. Enquiry: *****6 (5 lines) MDOEWOOO, KAUUCAUA RISE, The best condominium with 4 bedrooms, fully furnished with washing machine and colour T.V. Villa Delle Rose, luxurious maisonette, facing landscaped garden, swimming pool and other recreational facilities Wing On Life Oarden, top
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      771 30 PROPERTY LQ\NS at attractive terms For commercial and residential properties Reasonable interest rates from 12%% pa Repayment up to 20 years Use of CPF Scheme acceptable Prompt service UNT^DC^RSEASRI\IAN(^LJD 124/126, Robinson Road. Singapore 0106. Tel: *****82 (11 lines) 4t subject to change wrthoui notice I Accommodation for I Expatriates I
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      692 30 NEAR ORCHARD ROAD brand new 3 bedrooms, high-rise flat Fully alrcondlUoned. Unfurnished/ furnished. Rental from $3,500/ $4,500. Hoe-Tan *****21 ORANGE GROVE ROAD unfurnished apartment, spacious living room, separate bedroom. Rental: il .500 p.m Furniture for sale. Ring: *****08. after 6 JO pm. PARKWAY MANSION DISTRICT 1S High floor, with good
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      802 30 GUEST HOUSE DOUBLE airconditioned rooms, long/ short terms, breakfast provided. 10 minutes Orchard Road, Tel *****11/*****24 WALKUP APARTMENT (NEWTON share with Expatriate/Furnish ed Bedroom Cooking Facllltle.' Free Parking. $500 *****"0, *****04 WELL FURNISHED APARTMENT has vacant alr-cond room for rent Suitable for single/ foreigner. All facilities ten minutes to city.
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      787 30 WANTEr ROOMS OR 2/3- roomed flat CM *****80 c) Kooms FURNISHED/UNFURNISHED ROOMS required by respectable working couples/singles In any districts Call *****59/*****10 RESPECTABLE SINOLE. SEEKS room at Zlon, Havelock, Outram. I Kirn Seng. River Valley/ Balestl- er Road *****49 WORKING COUPLE URGENTLY rei quires HDB flat/room at any districts. Flexible
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      989 30 DIST. 10. GREENLEAF DOUBLE STOREY seml-detarhed 4.000 sq ft 4-room. I hall Sale 1610.000 Watten Estate double -storey terMM, 3-room. 1 hall, beautifully l renovated. (430.000. Contact Superspeed Agency *****42/ 2****** DIST. IS LORONO N beautiful brand new semi-detached 6.100 sq.ft 5 rooms. 3 baths, marble I flooring Price 5740.000
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      692 30 EASTERN GROVE OIST. IS. Modern Terrwr house Urgent sale only $410,000 No agent Tel *****42 FANTA GARDEN. BRAND new double-storey terrace, 5 rooms split-level 2.400 sq ft Freehold I Joanne. *****00 HDB TERRACr HOUSE for sale In Queenslown near swimming pool, double-storey. 3 bedrooms < Call *****7 between 9am 4pm
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      671 31 times friday properties 89 Propartias For Sat* b) Flats Beautiful carpeted and partitioned office In INTERNATIONAL PLAZA for sale Unobstructed v'r-w. Ideal for professional or trading firm 3 spacious rooms and a big working area Approximate 1.000 sq ft Price SBMCBOO. Immediate occupation Double-storey shop house along EAST COAST ROAD
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      741 31 DISTRICT 10 Luxurious hlghrlse apartment al prime residential area with security/ swimming pool facilities Short distance to Mandarin Hotel/ shopping centres, etc. CALL:--4324*3 MISSFOO. DtST. 11 OILSTEAD COURT Corner unit apartment with absolute privacy situated In prime residential area. 3 bedrooms with 2 attached bathrooms 1600 sq.ft. Spacious kitchen, servant's
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      941 31 FOR SALEI PARTIALLY lurnlshed single room apartment, vacant possession Merlin Plaza 22nd floor, facing East Coast Price: $270,000 o n o Purchases only call *****81 H. 0.8. 3-ROOMED FLAT, Toa Payoh Central location Sandax walls, marble and parquet floorIng Beautiful view. Kitchen cabinet $60,000 negotiable Tel: *****42 after 4.30pm MLLCREST
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      802 31 DOVER ROAD. HOB 4- roomed corner Nicely renovated, fully furnished, alrcondllloned. $110,000 o 11 o *****94/ *****90 EASTERN MANSION, renovated $285,000 Ultra Mansion and other apartments from $210,000 to $600,000 Tel *****32/ *****60 ELIZABETH HEIGHTS TYPE B. Ist 2nd floor $820,000/- 9th L 10th floor $900,000/- Area: 2.500 sq.fl *****62
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      711 31 90 Propartias Wantad A prominent property investor seeks euttaMt RESIDENTIAL TERRACES OR SEMIDETACHED For Investmen*. In dlst 20. Prepare to pay prevailing market price w'Ui cash transactions. Owners pi lass ce»fc BaWBBJ LAV RE Al T I COMPANY Ho agents please COMMERCIAL/ INDUSTRIAL/ RESIDENTIAL LAND FOR DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS uiyently required
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      747 31 BRANO NEW E. SIU FACTORY 10 units ol light industries space lor rent at Sims Avenue Lorong 7 Main Read 1) let Rear 5046 sq ft. 2) 3rd Boor 1600/2287 sq ft 3) 4tn«o©r 1218 sq.ft. 4) sth Boor: 1184/1700 sq ft 5) Blhßoar 4240/1200 sq.fl 7th floor: 1184 sq.ft
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      707 31 WAREHOUSE/ FACTORY FOR RENT 308 sq.m./ 496 sq.m./ 912 sq.m. 24 hours security. 415 V SUPPLY Fire sprinkler system Ample car parking. CONTACT: *****33 EXT. 11 For details OB^B*B*BM*BB»B*BBaBBaMj E. SIU BUILDING 2 units of brand new groundftoor al Sims Avenue. Lorong 7, Main Read IJOO/l.TOOsqft For appointment contact: 3353M7
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      442 31 t) \ental DIST 1. FMM.AVBON HOUSE Ramea Ouay a 6th floor, approx 1000 sq ft a Newly renovated and carpeted with 3 partitioned executive rooms and a spaclous general office. Avertable immediately RENTAL: 00 p I on o mdueive ol service charge DIST 1. THE ARCADE Cottyer Ouay a High
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      1026 31 GOLDHILL PLAZA, Podium I H1... k. I JOO m) ft Carpeted, parllliuiird. private toilet facilities, irntral ulrrondltlonlng. rarpark inquiries to Alan Koh. C'heong Hock Chye L Co Pte Ltd, Property Consultants. Auctioneers. *****33 EFFECTIVE IST APRIL. Available office space 2382 sq ft at International Plaza with necessary partitions and PABX
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      733 31 1 CITIPORT CENTRE OFFICE spare 6Oosq.ft at $8 50 psf Con tart Mr Goh. *****77 (3 lines) DtST J REALTY CENTRE 1 JOO sq ft office sparr on 6th floor, rental $4 SO psf Inclusive Tel *****88 FOOK HAI BUK.DMO offices available for rent or sale Fuhal Property. *****3/ *****8.
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      1106 32 times friday properties 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental FREE AN OPPORTUNITY TO PROMOTE YOUR PRODUCTS Exhibition tt Display area approx 3.000 sq ft located at concourse of new shopping centre Available Immediately. Subject to approval from building authorities NO RENTAL CHARGE AM Mqwrm walcom* Please contact *****69 ORCHARD PLAZA Prime
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      390 32 IL^SpWiPmi-H U .fm. THE BEST ii^Hfc EUROPE TOURS ||&5sP r EVER DESIGNED ■X MH BLWI s Uu I "fT I Wighi sbbbt' v l>l>av Eumr* 1 ExpmcniT r SCANDINAVIA ■Jl 16-Day SCANDINAVIAN TOUR s ■Sl andinavian c apitals H^HS Coprnhagrn Oslo and U Stockholm plus "Thr Gateway fo The Fjords
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  • Obituaries
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      143 Acknowledgement
      31 33 dttpOTiMi <Hl 151ft M*fch 1M2 The family wishes to thank all relatives and friends for their kind assistance, contributions and condolences during their recent bereavement. OR OON QUAN EX
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      The Family of the late
      35 33 express their heartfelt thanks to relatives, friends. Doctors and Nurses of Ward 25. TTSH for prayers, condolences, assistance, attendance, wreaths and donations during their recent bereavement MISB CHEN TSUI PING
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      IN LOVING MEMORY OF
      26 33 IN L O V ING MEMORY OF Departed 1I-1J1 SADLY MISSED BUT ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY FAMILY AND loved ones. I MAO AM TH6RESA TAN YAM MEO
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      141 Deaths
      138 33 Ag«d:72 Passed away peacefully on I8U1 March 1882. Leaving BwMnd: Wivaa: Mdm Sect Kim Llan Mdm Chee Lau Kum ChHdran: Ong Teong Wan Ong Teong Law, Alouslus Ong Teong Hoon Ong Gek Swan. Peggy Ong Gek Cheng. Emily Ong Oek Tee. Sally Sona-ln-Law Ooh Yang Kwee Daniel I.lm
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      69 33 Young taachar of EngNali with Inlmgua School o( Languagaa, I pimd away puciMfr KoapNal on Thursday 1« March 1M2 atlar a I •hort illnati Ag.d IS. Lll i* ramambarad by all who knaw har wrtnlova and aNactton. j Funaral aanrtca al Mount Varnen Crematorium 10 15 am Saturday M March
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      In Loving Memory Of
      68 33 Fifteen years have passed since you left us. With pain and sorrows. But never In our hearts and minds Shall we ever forget you DwItmnHdbr Lo.ingWit. Teo Chit Neo (My Son: Peter D.oflhl.r. Cecilia Maria Teresa Magdalene Veronica Church ol our Lady ol P~p+ tual Succour
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    • Article, Illustration
      A 'Hall' for our stars
      166 35 THE Singapore Sports Council should set up a 'Sports Hall of Fame" to honour the Republic's sportsmen and sportswomen for their outstanding achievements. This will, undoubtedly, keej. th>? memory of our mote famous past heroes and serve as a beacon for the country's promising and
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      A best conduct Cup for teams
      113 35 A best conduct Cup for teams THE Football Association of Singapore should Introduce a ''Best Conduct Cap" as one way of curbing misconduct la National Football League competition*. Though tke FAS had a Falrplay Trophy, It did not help much to promote good, clean exciting soccer in their tournaments. I
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        Membership
        41 35 I want to Join local League club Farrer Park Dynamos. Did R. Suriamurthi play for them? RAJ KUMAR DA IKS PLEASE write to Aloyslus Lm, Haa. Sccrrtary, 3», Bnflalo Road, Spare fcfel. Suriamurthi did not play far Farrer Park Dyaamas.
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        Big League Soccer
        41 35 PLEASE give me the address of "Big League Soccer" shown on the OvaJtine World of Sports programme. SHEIKH M MUBARAK SEND yaw earrMpaadaaee ta: Big Leane Seeeer, T. T. 1, MC Eastaa Road, London West 1, --g 1
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        Aga Khan Cup
        95 35 WHEN did Singapore first tak° part in the Aga Khan Gold Cup soccer tournament? What was the final result? SAIXEHODIN M. SA'AT SINGAPORE were lavtted tar the first time la November, lttt, thooKh the eampatltlaa was Inaugurated In 1173. Smgapare were repreaeated by their Intermediate team, who
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        Champions
        23 35 WHICH team won the F. A. Cup final in 1949" M. JOSEPH WOLVERHAMPTON Wander en beat Leicester City J-l ta emerge ehampiaa*.
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        Star Keegan
        60 35 PLEASE tell me more about England captain Kevin Keegan. KEVIN TAN JOSEPH Kevin Keegaa wa* ban la Armtkarpe, sear Daaeacter, aa February 14, IMI. JoUed SV Hamburg la im aad left ta at«a for Southampton la IM. Has pUyed far FjiKland renlarly rince 117}. Repreaeated Uverpaal from lfn-ltn.
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        Focus on Mariner
        106 35 CAN you give me some highlights of Ipswich Town centreforward Paul Mariner. GLENN TEO ENGLAND liUr«a»l»«»l Mariner to eamtitni we of the most deadliest strikers and headers la the >— imtm. He waa (patted by talent tmmt Verdi Godwin. Mariner was born In Baltoo on May U,
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        Soccer career
        22 35 WHERE did Tommy Hutchison, of Manchester City, begin his career? HUTCHISON started his e«reer In Sc*Uaad with Alto*. D. JEROME
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        True or false
        28 35 IS is true that Oxford United paid a record transfer fee of E75.000 ($299,750) to Cardiff City for Andy McCuUoch in 1974' ARDENT PAN TRUE.
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        Yugoslav keeper
        20 35 TVAN Katalinic of Southampton, is a international goalkeeper for which country? ALAN HAN KATAUNIC keeps rml f»r YoK««l»vU.
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      38 35 TODAY'S EVENTS BOWLING Anson All-Star c'ships (Anson Bowl. 10 a.m.). Junior aeegroup c'ships (Celebrity Bowl, 10 am). SOCCER Stamlaada Cap e,aarter-fteals: Leblond Makino v Diethlem Scanstyle (Jurong Sudium, 5 15) Friendly: SRC v Jet Rangers (Padang, 5.15 p.m.).
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      An exciting season for badminton
      167 35 THIS year looks like being a very exciting one for badminton The participation of China in the All-England championship starting next week, and the Thomas Cup final rounds in May, have given the sport a big boost. In the past, the All-Eng-land championship had been
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      SPORTSVIEW
      195 35 ONCE a week, y«ur sparta letter* will be pabUsbed la Ike Stnlta Tlmea, wttk the beat letter (to ke decided by toe Sparta Editor) winning a eaife prise •fttS. nere la ne reatrlctl*a on wbat yaa can write abaat..j» lanx M U to abaut sport. Ym cm (within the
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      All-England event unique
      160 35 THE participation of Chinese badminton stars will undoubtedly make this year's AllEngland championships scheduled to start on Wednesday at Wemb- i ley, a very unique and important event. I am sure that local fans are eagerly looking forward to the big show- down among the top players
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      Lock icon Shock specialists knock out holders Liverpool
      261 36 Shock specialists knock out holders Liverpool CSKA SOFIA, the Bulgarian army club with a perchant for delivering shock knockout blows, ousted holders Liverpool to reach the semi-finals of the European Cup soccer championship. The Bulgarians forced Liverpool into extra time in their quarter-final second-leg clash in Sofia before winning 2-0
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        Lock icon Bayern pay high price for victory
        117 36 MUNICH, Thurs. Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Europe's Footballer of the Year, was injured as Bayern Munich went through to the semi-finals of the European Cup after a disappointing 1--1 draw with Rumania's Universitatea Craiova here last night. Bayern won the quarter-final tie 3-1 on aggregate, but
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        Lock icon Sofia make the most of fans' cheers
        128 36 SOFIA, Thurs. Holders Liverpool, of England, were knocked out of the European Cup when an extra-time goal gave CSKA Sofia, of Bulgaria, a 2-0 victory on the day and a 2-1 aggregate win in their quarter-final tie here last night. Liverpool, seeking to
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        Lock icon Dynamo fail to light up against Villa
        157 36 BIRMINGHAM, Thurs. Aston Villa kept alive England's hopes of a sixth successive European Cup win by disposing of disappointing Soviet Union visitors Dynamo Kiev 2-0 here last night. Villa, who held the powerful Soviet Union champions to a goalless draw in the first
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        Lock icon Red Star shot down
        101 36 Red Star shot down BELGRADE, Thurs. Belgian soccer champions Anderlecht put on a superb performance to send Yugoslavia's Red Star Belgrade tumbling out of the European Cup on a 4-2 aggregate here last night. Red Star, 2-1 down from the first leg of this quarter-final, were generally expected to overturn
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        Lock icon United throw away chance to close in
        207 36 LONDON, Thurs. Manchester United squandered the chance to close in on English League leaders Southampton when they lost 1-0 at home to lowly Coventry in a First Division soccer match last night. It was a particularly satisfying result for Coventry manager Dave Sexton,
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        Lock icon A 79-run victory
        60 36 DURBAN, Thurs. The South African cricketers maintained their dominance over a rebel English side with a 79-run victory in a one-day 50-over match yesterday Sc«n»: SA XI 231-6 (S. Cook 35, B. Richards 34, M. Procter 30. J. Lever 2-49). English XI 152 in 43.2 overs (W.
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        Lock icon Hoddle saves day for Spurs
        92 36 FRANKFURT, Thurs. England's Tottenham Hotspur conceded two goals in the first 15 minutes, but clawed their way back to lose only 1-2 for a 3-2 aggregate win over Eintracht Frankfurt, of West Germany, in the quarter-finals of the European Cupwinners' Cup here last night. Internationals
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        Lock icon Champs Tbilisi stay on course
        86 36 MOSCOW, Thurs. Dynamo Tbilisi stayed on course to retain the European Cup-Winners' Cup when they completed a 2-0 aggregate win over Polish visitors Legia Warsaw in a quarter-final match here last night. Tbilisi, 1-0 first-leg winners in Warsaw, were not the entertainers of old against
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        Lock icon Standard hold out for draw
        86 36 OPORTO. Thurs. Belgium's Standard Liege went through to the semi-finals of the European Cup-Winners' Cup after holding Porto to a 2-2 draw for a 4-2 aggregate win here last night. Standard led at half-time through a goal by Lecloux. Porto equalised in the 60th minute
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        Barcelona squeeze in
        61 36 BARCELONA. Thurs. Barcelona squeezed into the semi-finals of the European Cup- Winners' Cup despite losing 2-1 to East Germany's Lokomotiv Leipzig here last night. Barcelona went through 4--2 on aggregate. Enrique Moran put the Spaniards ahead in the eighth minute, but Lokomotiv striker Schone equalised in the
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        Lock icon Real nightmare for Madrid
        83 36 KAISERSLAUTERN, Thurs. Three Real Madrid players were sent off as the Spanish side suffered a humiliating 5-0 defeat against West Germany's Kaiserslautern in a UEFA Cup quarter-final second-leg match here last night. Real, beaten 6-3 on aggregate, were down to eight men by the 39th minute,
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        Lock icon Dundee bow out at Nis
        78 36 Dundee bow out at Nis NTS, Thurs. Substitute Aleksandar Panaiotovic shot Radnicki Nis, of Yugoslavia, into the semifinals of the UEFA Cup with a stunning two-goal burst against Scotland's Dundee United here last night. Radnicki, trailing 2-0 from the first leg, saw Panajotovic come on and wipe out the Scots'
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        Lock icon Stein blocks Xamax run
        74 36 NEUCHATEL. Thurs. Swiss side Neuchatel Xamax's UEFA Cup giant-killing run ended last night when they were held to a goalless draw by Hamburg, of West Germany here. Newcomers Xamax had beaten Sparta Prague, Sporting Lisbon and Malmoe, of Sweden, and looked good for a semi-final place
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        Swedish amateurs humiliate Valencia
        94 36 GOTHENBURG, Thurs. Spanish club Valencia's bid for a fourth European Cup ended in humiliation here last night when they were beaten 2-0 by Swedish part-timers Gothenburg in a quarter-final match of the UEFA Cup. Valencia, twice winners of the old Fairs' Cup and the 1980 Cup-Winners'
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      Saas Fee looks set
      387 37 Sound winding-up gallop ON THE TRACK with EQUESTRIENNE SAAS FEE, out to capture his second Singapore Derby, showed form when he did a 600m winding-up gallop in 42.2 sec yesterday morning after completing one round of pace work. He was hard held. The going was good
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      Robinson back in England
      159 37 ENGLISH jockey Philip Robinson (above), who rode three winners at Bukit Timah last weekend to bring his tally to nine winning mounts since coming to Singapore-Malaysia in January, has arrived back in England. AFP reports that Robinson, 21, will ride freelance in the 1982 British flat
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      Derby snippets
      230 37 THE •Meat bane to win the SlßßapoiT Derby, or My *tfcer classic far that matter, was White HeathW *Tkla dnrmblf Kn«llsh neldlng by St Leger wln■er Onm— tire, «wm4 by H.W. Cowling »nd tralaed by Dm Rodger*. wm II yean old v hen ke triumph^ la I*ll. The
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      Tomorrow's card
      1554 37 RATF 1 2.30 CLASS 4 DIVC 1,400 m KAL,H, 1 (2 4 3-y.ar-old.) (Stakes: $15,000) 1 90«* Geatlenai Apiwrt DTP* I-Yap 3 nzgd2 +4 GwUlUm 5 t 76* Fattkfal Caartfe fl Mrs J Breukelen-G Breukelen 3 nzc dl same Una 6 S Bream* Daaeer U Paramount-J Breukelen 2
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      Jeep's Mail P&O Cup not a sponsored race
      518 37 Jeep's Mail P&O Cup not a sponsored race I READ with interest your article on sponsored races. This innovation will no doubt benefit owners and give racing a boost. But can you clarify this? Wasn't the P A 6 Cup a sponsored race? This important sprint used to be one
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      Ref names two for disciplinary action
      334 38  -  JOE DORAI By Kaki Bukit officials accused of 'ungentlemanly conduct' TWO officials of Ovaltine National Football League Division One club Kaki Bukit have been recommended by FIFA referee R. Balasupramaniam for disciplinary action. Bala accused Mohammed Salim, the club secretary, and Mohammed Redza, the
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      Lock icon Pele: We lack good strikers
      169 38 RIO DE JANEIRO, Thurs. Former soccer star Pele said here that the Brazilian World Cup team have problems in their attack because they lack good strikers. In an interview published in Tuesday's Rio's Jornal Do Brasil, Pele said team coach Tele Santana "has to find
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      SOCCER ROUND-UP
      66 38 move which could lead to the player's missing the World Cup finals in Spain. The right winger was suspended after last Saturday's 2--1 defeat against Peruvian champions Melgar FC in the American Liber ta tors' Cup. Reports said he asked his club to pay him 500,000 soles (about
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      Tale of misses and reversals
      184 38  -  R. MANORAJ By KARACHI, Thurs. Singapore today squandered several chances and lost 2-3 to Bangladesh, their fourth defeat, in the Asian Cup hockey tournament at the Hockey Club of Pakistan here. Singapore had begun impressively and seemed headed for their first triumph, but unfortunately suffered
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka are 127-8
      84 38 Sri Lanka are 127-8 FAISALABAD. Thurs. Sri Lanka were 127 for eight in their second innings at the close on the fourth day of the Second cricket Test against Pakistan here today. Sri Lanka, who scored 454 in the first innings, have a lead of 311 runs over Pakistan's first
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      Lock icon Yvonne shakes off bad start
      324 38 TENNIS ROUND-UP BOSTON (Massachusetts), Thurs. Unseeded Yvonne Vermaak overcame a shaky first set yesterday to upset seventh-seeded Mary Lou Piatek 3-6, 6-4, 6-2, in the first round of the US$l5O,--000 ($318,000) Avon tennis championships. Otker nsalU: Kathy Jordan (US) bt Peanut Louie (US) 6-2, 6-4.
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      Lock icon Asian players dominate Danish Open
      440 38 Asian players dominate Danish Open COPENHAGEN, Thurs. Asian players dominated the 30th Danish Open badminton championships as the tournament entered the quarter-final stage here yesterday. Denmark's Morten Frost and Sweden's Stefan 1 Karlsson, in the men's, and Lene Koppen, of Den- mark, and England's Karen Bridge, in the women's, were
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    • BRIEFS
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        Sharpshooter
        66 38 BASKETBALL: Larry Bird scored 31 points, including eight in overtime to lead the Celtics to a 98-97 victory over Washington Bullets in the National Basketball Association match on Wednesday night. Other results: Milwaukee 106 Philadelphia 91, San Antonio 114 NY K nicks 91, Phoenix 114 Houston 109, Indiana 109
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        Fight date
        38 38 BOXING: Filipino Junior lightweight champion Rolando Navarrete will make his second defence of the World Boxing Council title against Rafael "Bazooka" I.imon of Mexico, on April 24 at Las Vegas, Nevada, it was announced in Manila.
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        Sad victory
        48 38 Boxer Bobby Chacon won his fight in Sacramento. California, but said that it had cost his wife's life. Chacon, 30, a former World Boxing Council featherweight champion, went into the ring 24 hours after his wife, Valorie, was found dead with a rifle by her side
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        Hosts
        25 38 The City of Buffalo has apparently won the right to host Sugar Ray Leonard's forthcoming welterwieght championship fight against Roger Stafford in New York.
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        Quick exit
        36 38 In London, Cornelius BozaEdwards, the British-based Ugandan fighter, won the European super featherweight boxing championship when he forced title-holder Carlos Fernandez, of Spain, to retire in 2 mm 20 sec. of the fourth round.
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        Star show
        40 38 C'KICKKT: All-rounder lan Botham is among several Test {>layers from England, Austraia, India and Pakistan due in Trinidad next month to take part in two benefit matches for former West Indies vice-cap-tain Deryck Murray in Port of Spain
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        Jets triumph
        33 38 ICE HOCKEY: The Winnipeg Jets clinched the Stanley Cup play-off berth when they beat St Louis Blues 7-3 in St Louis. Other results: Boston 3 Buffalo 3. Hartford 7 Quebec 5
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        Japan 9-2
        40 38 Japan defeated Holland 9-2 before some 2,000 spectators in second-round play of the World junior ice hockey championship for B teams in Heerenveen, Holland.. Other results: Austria 9 Yugoslavia 5, Denmark 9 France 3, Norway 6 Italy 2.
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        Mauling
        25 38 RUGBY IN1ON: The touring South American Jaguars side swamped a hapless North Eastern Cape XV 72-3 in a friendly match in Cradock, South Africa.
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        Too good
        46 38 Western Samoa's Avele College defeated the Tamkang High School team from Taiwan 29* to win the third Pan-Pacif-ic youth rugby tournament in Taipei. In another game. New Zealand's Palmerston North Boys' High School upset Japan's Kurosawajiri Technical High School 28-9 to take third spot.
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        Trouncing
        67 38 Coventry trounced Befored 25-13 in a British Rugby Union match. Other results: Bridgent 64 Penarth 0. Cheltenham 3 London Irish 21, Cross Keys 6 Tredegar 3. Llanellf 19 Glamorgan Wanderers 9. League Cup: Widnes 10 Bradford Northern 7, League championships Castleford 7 Hull 25. Wakefield 18 Fulham 13. Div
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        Twins reign
        56 38 SKI-ING: American twins Steve and Phil Mahre continued their victory sweep by capturing first and second places respectively in a men's world Cup giant slalom ski event in Bad Kleinkirchheim, Austria. But the battle for the World Cup giant slalom title between Phil Mahre and Sweden's Ingemar Stenmark
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        28 38 YACHTING: Local skipper Peter Gilmour upset the favourites with an aggressive win in the fourth heat of the World soling class championships at Fremantle near Perth. Agencies.
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      SOO-THO BREAKS TWO AGE-GROUP RECORDS
      266 38 SOO-THO KOK MUN set two meet records to emerge the star performer on the third day of the National Age-^roup swimming championships at the Singapore Island Country Club yesterday. He won the 1500 m freestyle and the 200 m breaststroke in 17min 48.62 sec and
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      The awards must stay
      348 39 WILFRED YEO comments on the annual sports awards THE excitement, the anxious waiting, the joys and the disappointments are over for those involved in the annual Singapore National Olympic Council's awards. Another series has come and gone. But many still insist that last year's nominations were
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      624 39 and what the winners say IF THE SportsW man award was meant to Inspire Its recipients, it certainly has had its desired effect an on me. More than anything, It meant that I've been recognised as the best. It has sparred me to aim higher. I've set my sights on
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      Lock icon Hsieh leads first round by a stroke
      157 39 CALCUTTA, Thurs. Taiwan's Hsieh Min-Nan shot a five-under-par 68 in the first round of the U5575,000 ($159,000) Indian Open golf championship here today and said he was hopeful of winning the Indian leg of the Asian circuit. Hsieh, who is lying in second
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      Something to Crow about for Jean
      84 39 Something to Crow about for Jean YEE Teck Peng and his partner Jean Crow were easy winners in the Singapore Island Country Club's monthly mixed four-ball competition at the New Course on Sunday. Yee and Jean came in with a combined stroke score of 132, winning both the first and
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      Bee Khim tames opposition and conditions
      261 39  - Bee Khim tames opposition and conditions DEREK WILD By PREDICTABLY, the Republic's top woman golfer, Kee Bee Khim, carded the best gross score at the Singapore Island Country Club's women's Open day over the saturated Bukit course yesterday. Two-handicap SICC player Bee Khim's three-over-par 75 (the sixth hole is a
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      Lock icon Arda in the lead
      145 39 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Philippine evergreen Ben Arda fired a scorching four-under-par 68 for a two-day total of 140 to take a one stroke lead at the midway stage of the Dunlop Masters golf championship at Subang National Golf Club course here today. Alone in second spot
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      Lim shows the way
      68 39 WILLIAM LIM, with a handsome 625-pinfall series (average 212), is the leader in the boys' Masters' qualifying event of the national age-group bowling championships at the Celebrity Bowl. Other leaders: B*ya' mmtir tl atacles Nicholas Seat) 589; u-U ataclm Chua Hin Boon 590; Tft alagJ«s Warren
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      Tai Hua serve winning 'dish'
      222 39  -  PETER BIOW By TAI HUA FOODSTUFF served superb basketball at the Gay World Stadium last night to outplay hardfighting Tunas 95^ and wfn the Commercial Cup tiUe. The presence of the three Malaysian internationals Goh Cheng Huat, Tan Kok Heng and Wong Chee Keong made
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      Gopal shock in East Asia squash trial
      192 39  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By FORMER national squash champion Venkatesan Gopal is a shock exclusion from the list of 16 players for a round-robin-series trial from Monday to April 1. The trial is (or selection to the East Asia championships in Bangkok from April 7-11.
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      Champs surprise Reservists
      265 39 DEFENDING champions Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association, banking on their veterans, edged out talented Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association 3-2 for a surprise win in the Milo Premier squash league at the East Coast Recreation Centre last night, reports PATRICK HAITIANS. Forces replaced Govindan Rama nan with
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    517 40  - St Pat's band steals the limelight in New York parade FRED WEHNER By Special to The Straits Times THEY were exhausted to a man, and most had contracted colds and stomach ailments from the foreign food and unfriendly weather. But In aplto of all the problems, Singapore's little contingent of
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    220 40 50MPs BACK BOBBIES' CALL FOR HANGING LONDON, Thurs. Fifty Conservative Members of Parliament signed a petition yesterday backing a call by Britain's police federation for a return to hanging as punishment for most types of premeditated murder. "A little bit of judicial violence would reduce public violence by a massive
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    412 40 Kim's birthday party for his son SEOUL, Thurs. LAVISH CELEBRATION TO PAVE WAY FOR SUCCESSION SEOUL SOURCES NORTH KOREAN leader Kirn 11-Sung is preparing a lavish celebration of his 70th birthday n*»xt month to pave the way for his son' accession to the it.-. frLp, according to So.ia Korean intelligence
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    31 40 NEW YORK. Thurs The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 2.86 to 736.71 in the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    199 40 Israeli threat to cancel Palestinian talks TEL AVIV, Thurs. ISRAEL has threatened to cancel Palestinian autonomy talks unless Egypt agrees to hold some of the negotiating sessions in Jerusalem. The stalled talks on the question of Palestinian autonomy have been scheduled to resume after Israel's withdrawal from the Sinai on
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    49 40 BANGKOK. Thurs. A fire broke out in a refugee camp in northern Thailand, killing three people and leaving about 4.000 others homeless, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees reported yesterday. The fire, apparently caused by negligence while cooking, occurred on Tuesday at Ban Nam Yao. UPI.
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      1330 1 To catch a snake Now that you have to learn to handle snakes yourself (no more running to the zoo it'll cost you $500), try to be rational about it. ROSEMARY CHEN says they are not as villainous as you think, and if you follow the zoo's senior reptile keeper's
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      Lookalike Beatles on TV
      339 2 TV fcfevie Birth Of The Beattm (Ch 5, M.l» p.m.): For those of you who haven't heard the group, Rain, here's your chance as they act out the Beatles' story. Stephen MacKenna, Rod Culbertson, John Altman and Ray Ashcraft aren't names you'd associate with The Beatles'
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      PICK of the DAY
      704 2 PICK of the DAY S8C5 THE Wild Wild West The Nlgkt Dr Loveless Died (Ch S, S p.m.): When they find Dr Loveless' corpse, agents West and Gordon are so happy. But up pops a blood relative, as evil, as vile as the dead doctor, and West and Gordon are
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      490 2  -  M ANJIT KAUR By The Science Centre will be screening a total of 14 filmlets based on physical science. These filmlets, from the British Council, are not screened for the general public but for students whose schools are members of the centre. The following topics will
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        Charity artist
        511 4 John Tan Chor Yong Charity Art Exhibition Today and tomorrow Victoria Theatre and Memorial Hall Pre viewed by K. MALATHY JOHN Tan Chor Yong's office. Books, files and sheafs of papers lie strewn on the desk, on the floor. At the window, there is a row of small
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        Pointer Sisters sing today's music
        609 4  -  RICHARD LIM By "SLOW Hmad IS suggestive. We meant it to be suggestive," Ruth, the eldest of the three Pointer Sisters, said in the tea room. She laughed, but before she could even finish laughing, a female reporter hustled the singer away for pictures. I
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        May the Force be with him
        995 5 May the Force be with him Omar Hap Md Said believes that herd work, patience, guts and belief in God have made him successful. RICHARD LIM finds out how this former bus-driver and hawker managed to become the producer of a science fiction film. I want to change the taste
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        Lock icon It's the great fra rame-up!
        956 8  - It's the great fra rame-up! YVONNE QUAHE Story: Photos: TAN SUAN ANN YOU have just unearthed a chestful of old photographs. You never knew that formidable third great-aunt spent a lot of her youth by the old phonograph; or that grandad once killed a tiger. Grandma was a beauty, and
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        Lock icon Sleeping beauties: Objects of envy
        887 9  -  ENIONEMY By in New York My dreams are so worthwhile, so exciting. It's like Saturday afternoon at the movies. 7 Kurt Vonnegut, author THERE are all kinds of reasons not to envy others aside from the fact that it's unbecoming and absolutely futile. Still, it's
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        Butterflies are for flying free
        285 9  - Butterflies are for flying free K MALATHY By WHEN I wh young, I ued to chase after the butterflies In the garden. There were many gay bite af flatteriag calour boldly bright aaea. 4eUc*te pMtel Mac ud yellow •arm. They flitted la aad aat am— g the Oawen, always sightly
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      Lock icon Living outside the world Lost and lonely birds
      1114 10 Living outside the world Lost and lonely birds The world of science-fiction is being studied for a fact in the laboratories of Nasa. How to put man in space, to live, work, study and perhaps, fight? JOHN WILFORD in New York investigates the different approaches under study. THE National Aeronautics
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      59 1 Hawker turns film producer i+m 2. p«g« s B SINGAPORE usiness MCCP) 16/12/81 VOL.6 N0.3 15th MARCH 1982 PRICE: $4 MONTHLY Ship salvage is a science °f <'«#"<' assumption's based on debatable figures, from inconclusive instruments, performed with equipment of wtf Ojl^xV problematic accuracy, Mil $J& by persons of doubtful
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      295 2 BESTSELLERS Bb?^Bb"«Bb?«Bb»Bb?^Bb"^b?^Bb"1bb?^Bb"^Bb"^Bb"^Bb"^Bb?1Bb?1Bb1bb"^"^Bb"^Bb?^B 56 tiles make up this masterpiece. Magnolia by Iris. Each tile measuring 20 cm x 20 cm. this series requires 56 pieces to make B^^^^^ -B ««jaa*^^^B b up this impressive feature wall for bathrooms, bedrooms or living rooms. Available in four soft colours, this refreshing design is
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      19 2 The auto-scanner Technics ST-S4 quartz synthesizer 7«bbbbbbbbbbbbbbb»«.^.^__ FM/AM stereo tuner with automatic scanner tuning and 16 memory presets. H
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      290 2 Straits Times Crossword 6 It may help to cut down ausACBOfIS tere embly (4 4) 7 Bridge, or some other game 1 Cruel to alter order about 7) prisoner of Spandau (9) g 50^^ having to listen to girl 6 Tries a portion to prove taste practice (9) <*> 12
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      214 2 EXHIBITIONS: PAINTINGS and Pottery by local artists, National Theatre Gallery. On till April 4. DRAWINGS From L 'Ecole des beux Arts and The Photography of Albert Monier features a selection of drawings from the leading art academy in France and also includes photographic essays of Albert Monier. National Museum. 9
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      1131 2 TV and Radio I SBC 5 i 1 3.00 PM Opening folowed by The Younf 7.05 Falcon Island And The Restless 7.30 News And Weather Forecasts 3.40 Housewives' Matinee Happy (Malay) 5.00 iSflid WM West The Night 8.40 os^&T < n SLl!!! leSS c D J!i (r) 8 55 M
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      226 4 Part of a series on Instruments In the orchestra Text by Jr&MF DELISLE SCHWARTZ /^/W m M m a/rf Amazing versatility ALTHOUGH clarinettists hate to be reminded of it, their long, black instrument, stuck so firmly between the teeth, looks just like a giant piece of licorice. But they will
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      219 7 M jg Grand prizes J^^^ await the winner of this Miss So Fine' contest. It's simple and fun Just parade around and show how good you look in specially designed jeans as seen in the film So Fine. 2nd prize: $300/- 3rd prize $200/- v-r^-^ All finalists will receive Trophies,
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      298 7 Bt KIT^ TIMAH CJ3B. Ateveltyd^^ e We have engaged our Chief Cook specially from former (Floral Miles) Seafood Restaurant at Bukit Timah 4 m/s. to personally prepare seafood barbecue in different style to suit your taste. aniiTECirl Instant glue Bond in seconds \^p:z^J Economical to own and powerful in bonding.
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      630 11 APPOINTMENTS JTC H Appbcotions are invited for the posts of:A SENIOR ARCHITECT/ ARCHITECT B CONTRACTS OFFICER C LANDS OFFICER Dutie* And Requirements A The Sr Architect/Architect in the Corporation wiM have ample opportunity to be exposed and be involved in various aspects of planning and designing of industrial, residential and
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      621 11 (A m»mb«r of The Times Organisation) invites applications for immediate part-time employment in the following positions to assist us in producing the 1 982 Chinese Phone Book: (1) CHINESE TYPESETTERS Able to operate and use the Morisawa Mc-6 typesetter (2) PASTE-UP COMPOSITORS Able to do film and page make-up Knowledge
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      592 11 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD Japan Singapore Training Centre The Japan Singapore Training Centre is a technical cooperation project between the governments of Japan and Singapore. The Centre was established to provide training in the fields of Instrumentation Controls, Electrical Trade, Consumer and Industrial Electronics, Plastic Mould Making and Machine Tool Maintenance.
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      450 11 PRODUCT MANAGER We are looking for on Executive with Civil Engineering preferably with formal qualifications in Mechanical Engineering He must be able to work independently in the field and be responsible for all Sales, Marketing, Service and Promotional activities for the region Be fluent in English and preferably also Chinese
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      726 12 NOTICES #PWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders ore invited from PWD Registered Contractors for the following: (A) SQS/ 12/82 Construction of a Primary School (Type P101) at Jurong New Town (Site 3) Eligibility: Budding $5,000,000/--and above Closing Date: 5.4 82 at 1 1 .00 am (B) M&E T 47/82 Supply ond Delivery
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      695 12 DX THK HIGH COl«T Of THK REPUBLIC OF ffINGAPOBF BSCtoNe.Mil sf IMI PACIFIC UNION COMPANY (PRIVATE) Ami UM JOO KIEM NOTICE OF ADVEBTHEMENT To: UMJOOKIEM, No. 223- A. Block 23, Lorong 7, To* Payoh. Singapore 1231 TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced against you In the High Court
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      685 13 APPOINTMENTS f A wall ••tabli»h«d international company invitas applicants for tna position of:MARKETING EXECUTIVE to market electric stackers and other related material handling equipment. Applicants should have several years of sales experience in an executive position with a proven track record for this type of products A technical diploma is
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      529 13 ESSO REFINERY CHEMIST •••♦♦••••♦••••♦♦•♦< •♦••♦♦♦••••♦«♦< ♦••♦♦♦•••♦♦••< We have a vacancy in ♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦< our Technical Department for a Chemist to undertake Quality Control work and to provide supporting services to our Al* Operations Department Bt Responsibilities include oil, gas and effluent < testing; preparation of laboratory reports and certificates of quality;
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      436 14 ON 1 JANUARY, WE CUT THE RATES OF INTERNATIONAL TELEPHONE AND TELEX CALLS TO ASIA. ON 1 APRIL, WE'RE REDUCING THEM TO THE REST OF THE WORLD! From 1 April, international telephone calkates come tumbling down by upto 20%. And telex, by up to 33%. Right across the board to
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        1193 1  -  LI LIENFUNG By 4 Being an expert on he idolised the ancient days as a tranquil and peaceful world in which the people lived according to the codes of That is: Everyone shouldering whatever responsibilities and enjoying whatever privileges given to them. RECORDED history
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        Times Chinese Dictionary
        227 2 Federal Publications. First edition, 1982. 788 pages. $14.50. Consultant editor: Mr Chew Cheng Hai (head of Chines* Studies at Institute of Education). THE Times Chinese Dictionary is an adaptation of the revised edition of Xiandai Hanyu Cidian published in 1980 by the Commercial Press, Hongkong branch The
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        348 1 ARIGATOO GOZAI MASU Kg^gng^P^B^BSSgS The Board of Directors. a fifc^^-^ "^-^-CTiM^ Lnnl Management and Staff of PERSTIMA U# M SWB Wfk 3frTTtfc '^^^^^^J wish to thank RV^^6| fi^S all well wishers for their congratulatory messages on llfflW^S^/ll^^B mU v Rr"^^^^ our official taking over IsSffißP^^/^Q' T^t^^mf/jm r^mF^r and Commencement of
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        151 2 OZAT impact sockets _/-~~M 7 /"~M 1 1 last longer than any other brands kfii S^^*^Jm± and is the ONLY MANUFACTURER *^^^0z that 9 ives y° u a■ ®OZAT sockets are made from the highly accurate electro-chemical process which enables the machining of the most suitable impact-resistance steel. Other manufacturers
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        213 2 t^N^rf DISCOVER THE X^Y^ V WORLD ±o%&H >*£&*"* S WITH SOXAL < Z+nf&!*-j &P^ Special offer for one month only l» *O% *V< I*. K from 15th March for high quality lAa I \/N| diving equipment with reputable /V\J w br3nds lik6 Mhomtd dtaitn: kntmi sports. GS Ground Floor. Parklane
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        538 2 ENJOY an educational pastime and win gift voucher prizes from our sponsor, Emporium Holdings! Cross-lanrnage Crossword Pnsxie will be published every Friday. It la a Chinese crwaword, bat the rlaea are Riven In English. Eleven winners will be picked from the allcvrrect entries. One will receive a gift voucher worth
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        311 2 Winners of Cross-language Crossword No 23 %b% Gift voucher: cmoNh POH OEOK (I.C. no: *****00 C) $21 Gift voucher each: TAN PENG YAM PHL'A KING GEK (I.C. no: *****35 A) (I.C. no: *****04 H) GOH LEE CHENG CHAN I'll \lk HUA (I.C. no: *****51 D) (I.C. no: *****18) NG CHONG
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        1278 3 Musical instrument Revolution! Catiotone Fair all J i^n^irßi^rifl*^ 701 (Jm\i Musical scores are input to memory by merely whisking the I I wM/y Music Setter over bar-coded music sheets for exclusive r I wMr y^^^ I memory use. Even those who cant read «^^L^bbbbV Afr\.^~~ music can STart P |a
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        Indian Cultural Festival 1982
        1162 4 THE two-week long INDIAN CULTURAL FESTIVAL which is to be held next month will present the varied aspects of Indian culture in its various colourful forms. It is aimed not at the Indian community alone but at the total population of Singapore so that all Singaporeans
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        189 4 INDIAN CULTURAL FESTIVAL 1982 CALENDAR OF EVENTS Event Date Time Venue Addmitsion Aaraadhana Sat, 3 April 7.30 pm 9.30 pm National Theatre *$S $3, $2 (Opening Night) Food Fiesta and Sun, 4 April 10.00 am 4.00 pm Marine Parade (next to Free Traditional Sports East Coast Food Centre Poetry Evening
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        276 4 NOTICES SENTOSA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION TENDER NOTICE Separate tenders are invited for(1) PLANTING OF TREES FOR GOLF COURSE DEVELOPMENT AT SENTOSA. Tender Deposit S$ 1,000 00 Closing Date 31 Mar 82 Site Showround 23 Mar 82 at 9.00 am Meet ot Sentosa Information Office G3OA World Trade Centre (2) ANNUAL CONTRACT
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        295 4 PREQUALIFICATION OF TENDERERS PROJECT ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION TO TWO-BLOCKS OF TENSTOREY WAREHOUSES AT ALEXANDRA/PASIR PANJANG ROAD (NOMINATED SUB-CONTRACT). LOCATION At the junction of Alexandra and Pasir Panjang Road. SCOPE OF WORK Supply, delivery, installation, testing and commissioning of the fodowing:--i) 22KV Extension from existing substation, ii) 22KV Incoming supply and distribution,
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        371 4 Local Qovarnmont Integration Ad (Chapter 210) Declaration Under Section 16A Whereas: All those pieces or parcels of land situate at Bencoolen Street in the Republic of Singapore forming parts of Government Resurvey lots 1 4-5 pt I, 203-I pt I, 203-2, 203-1 pt 2, 1 4-5 pt 2 and 1
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        285 4 Alii REDEVELOPMENT^ >CJ^ AUTHORITY I I TENDER I I Tenders are invited for: I I SUPPLY, DELIVERY, INSTALL A- I I TION, TESTING, COMMISSIONING I I AND MAINTENANCE OF 22 XV I I BWITCHGEAR AND OIL-FILLED I I HERMETICALLY-SEALED TRANS- I I FORMERS FOR THE PROPOBED I I HOCK LAM
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        347 4 vtgiy u iv TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from registered contractors for the following projects A ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF THREE(3) NOB TYPE D' ELECTRICAL SUBSTATION AND ONE(1) NO. TYPE 'H' ELECTRICAL SUBSTATION AT NORTHERN TUAS BABIN, JURONG TOWN. B EXTERNAL WORKB TO TEN(10) UNITS OF •CT AND FIVE(S) UNITB
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