The Straits Times, 21 March 1982

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    13 1 The Sunday Times No. 2390 MARCH 21, 1982 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 98/1/82
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    WHY THE AGED ARE SENT TO HOMES
    135 1 WHY THE AGED ARE SENT TO HOMES A MINISTRY of Social Affairs survey gives a detailed insight into why Singaporeans send their elderly to homes tor the aged and it reveals their reasons usually concvir. iLc fact that there is no-one to look after them. The year-old survey results give
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    Women's cancer team needed
    312 1  - Women's cancer team needed- SINGAPORE needs a special team to treat gynaecological cancers, and the Health Ministry should take the lead in forming it. The call for this was made last night by the president of the Obstetrical and Gynaecological Society of Singapore, Dr W.C. Cheng. Dr Cheng maintained that
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    DOCS TO SHOW COSTS OR GOVT MAY ACT
    693 1 BENG TAN Fees guidelines: Legislation as last resort By Medical Reporter THE Singapore Medical Association will for the first time throw open to all its members the controversial question on drawing up a guideline for doctors' fees. The move will come during
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    Lock icon 'No sign that chemicals were used'
    105 1 HELSINKI, Sat. An international commission Just back from a tour of Vietnamese-occupied Cam bodia said yesterday it had no seen no evidence that American chemical weapons had been used on people there. The commission of 22 academic specialists formed here in October 1960, said
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    S. Arabia to cut oil output
    187 1 VIENNA, Sat. Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exparW, will cat Its pradaction celling t* seven million barrel* ft day next maath from 7.5 million tola month, Saudi OU Minister Sheik* Ahmed Zakl Yamanl mid today. He said the kingdom would cat production tarttier
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    Lock icon SUDOMO: RIOTS STARTED DV EXTREMISTS TO DISRUPT POLLS RALLIES
    432 1 SUDOMO: RIOTS STARTED BY EXTREMISTS TO DISRUPT POLLS RALLIES Jakarta returning to normal JAKARTA, Sat. AS THE Indonesian capital returned to normal today after two days of rioting, the government blamed rightwuig Muslim extremists for provoking it at an election rally. Indonesia's national security chief, Admiral Sudomo, said their aim
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    49 1 BY GEORGE, SHE DID IT THE weaker sex, the males that is, give a lofty cheer to the champion, National Cadet Corps girl Jennifer Chew. k Jennifer, 16, came up tops at the NCC rifle meet I yesterday, outshooting the lads and setting a new record. SEE PAGE 6
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    Afghan Day today and-Spore lends its support
    180 1 Afghan Day today andS'pore lends its support THE gaverameat baa realfinned Ita aaapart far the werldwlde nairaiaatlia af the Sevtet lavaataa aad aecaaatfaa af Afghaaaitaa by Watag ather aattaaa la deekrlag teday AfghaatoUn Day. Ceaatriea that have already daae aa tadade the Uatted Statea, Japan, Britaln. Canada, aad Ttaallaaa. A
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    Free trips, noodles to counter video threat
    677 1 LEONG WENQ K AM By CINEMA operators are t.ghting the threat from video-tapes and better television programmes with instant noodles, sunshades, gold pendants, motorcycles and even free trips to China. This is a sign of the times. Where they once ran contests to
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      Lock icon 59 DIE IN RAIL CRASH TRAGEDY
      71 1  -  NEW DELHI. B*4. At least Si peanie were killed and 8 •then aertoaaly lajared when a speedlag traas-ladla express trail slammed iota a teartat teas at aa smu*aed crossing la aaatfcera Andkra Pradesh state today. All *f thaae killed- 21 met. 21 w«men aad
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      All eyes on a shopping VIB .
      184 2 All eyes on a shopping VIB THIS boy with a toy rifle and spear appears to be in a world of his own as he saunters through a Vienna department store recently. But there were people watching him all the time particularly the sharp eyes of a woman nicknamed Wonder
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      Lock icon 'Saudis care for Filipino Muslims'
      263 2 'Saudis care for Filipino Muslims' BAHRAIN, Sat. Saudi Arabia said yesterday it cared for the estimated two to four million Muslims in mainly Christian Philippines and wished to see them enloy freedom of belief and legitimate rights, the official Saudi Press Agency (SPA) said. Saudi Arabia, a major supplier of
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      Lock icon SQUATTERS' NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH IN BOOBY-TRAPPED CAR
      159 2 BEBtUT, Sat. Unsuspecting squatters drove a car booby-trapped with 60 kg of explosives around here for two days and almost sold it, without realising the danger. The car had been parked near the Egyptian mis- slon where another boobytrapped car blew up
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      Lock icon Ustinov leaves India pledging defence aid
      424 2 NEW DELHI, Sat. Soviet Defence Minister Dmitri Ustinov returned to Moscow today after an extensive tour of Indian defence facilities and promised that the Soviet Union would help India develop its armed forces and defence production. In a statement at the airport before departure,
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      Lock icon Group destroys 5m litres of French wine
      78 2 BEZTKRS (France), Sat. An unidentified group destroyed five million litres of French wine near here during the night, a new development in the Franco-Italian wine war. Police said the wine was poured from seven railway tanker wagons marked clearly as French wine from
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      205 2 Holland to give only medic aid and food to Vielnam BANGKOK, Sat. Visiting Netherlands Prime Minister Andries vu Agt saM today that Ua country would provide only food and medical aid to Vietnam and had eat «ff funds for a Dutch-supported project In I^aos, where political prisoners were allegedly being
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      Lock icon China's Catholics threaten counter-attack against Pope
      211 2 BEIJING, Sat CHINA'S breakaway Catholic church has threatened to launch a counter-attack against Pope John Paul for allefing that Chinese Cathoics were being persecuted, Chinese newspapers reported today. A statement by a Chinese bishop, Michael Yang Gaojian, on behalf of the Chinese church was
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      Lock icon 'Canada forced to get tough'
      251 2 OTTAWA, Sat. Canada was being forced to impose sanctions on Japanese vehicle manufacturers by their refusal to extend voluntary export quotas beyond the end of this month, two senior cabinet ministers said yesterday. In TOKYO, International Trade Minister Ed Lumley said in five days of
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      Lock icon Guerillas try to hold villages
      306 2 BANGKOK, Saturdw UNITS of Mr Son Sann's Khmer People's National Liberation Front (KPNLF) are battling against a Vietnamese onslaught, to hold on to two villages in south-western m^ mmm^^^^ mmmm^^ mm Cambodia near the Thai border, Western sources said here today. Latest reports said about
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      Lock icon Day observed from Brussels to Beijing
      335 2 NEW YORK, Sat. More than two years after Soviet troops moved Into Afghanistan, a number of nations have hit out against the Soviets to show support for those Afghans who have resisted them. In December last year, the Karopean Parliament called for the marking
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      Lock icon Afghan insurgents seek world support
      179 2 GENEVA, Sat. Afghanistan lost a million people in men killed in battle and from epidemics and malnutrition since the Soviet intervention more than two years ago, former Afghan Finance Minister Said Qassim Rishtya claimed here today. Speaking at a press conference here at the United
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        Lock icon New S. African party
        71 3 THOUSANDS OF conservative whites attended a rally in Cape Town yesterday to launch a new right-wing party, opposed to any power-sharing with non-whites in South Africa. The gathering voted overwhelmingly to name the group the Conservative Party of South Africa. Its formation was the final step
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        Lock icon Khmer charges
        69 3 THE CAMBODIAN government has published a "white book", claiming that during last year Thailand grossly violated Cambodian territory and openly served as China's chief agent in the region, the official Phnom Penh news agency said yesterday. The book charged that, according to still incomplete statistics, Thai aircraft violated
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        Lock icon Journalists' union dissolved
        57 3 THE POLISH Journalists' Association, suspended under martial law more than three months ago, was dissolved by the government yesterday, an official announcement said. Warsaw Mayor General Mieczyslaw Debicki said the association, which supported the suspended Solidarity free trade union, undertook actions conducive to the dismantling of state
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        Lock icon PLO refutes US opinion
        87 3 THE PALESTINE Liberation Organisation (PLO) yesterday rejected an American interpretation of its ceasefire with Israel, and reserved the right to attack the Jewish state from any direction other than across the Lebanese border. US State Department spokesman Dean Fischer said Washington understood that any hostile action,
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        Lock icon Civic rights ban stays
        78 3 SRI LANKA President Junius Jayewardene gave a firm indication, in Colombo, that former Prime Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike's civic rights would not be restored. "She does not seem to have reformed," he told a public meeting. Mrs Bandaranaike, 66, was stripped of her civic rights for seven
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      Lock icon Mexican peace plan backed by Nicaragua
      340 3 MANAGUA, Saturday NICARAGUA'S ruling junta has given its support to a Mexican plan to bring peace to Central America. In a flurry of diplomatic activity yesterday, Mr Sergio Ramirez Mercado, a member of the three-man junta, held talks in Mexico City with President Jose
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      SOLDIERS TOOK SHOTS AT US, CLAIMS TV CREW
      160 3 SOLDIERS TOOK SHOTS AT US, CLAIMS TV CREW SAN SALVADOR, Sat. A tfcree-mu BrullUa televMM mn crew said they were sh«t at by Salvadorean soldiers here yesterday but no one was Injured. A member of the O'Glob* news crew said the soldiers fired at their ear, which had clearly Identifiable
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      42 3 TOKYO, Sat. Thirty-one crew members abandoned a 33,442 tonne Panamanian-regis-tered ship, the Academy Star, yesterday when it was about to sink off the coast of Japan, the Maritime Safety Agency here said. All were rescued by Japanese patrol boats. Reuter.
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      Lock icon US chemical warfare deterrent programme
      253 3 WASHINGTON. B*l. THE Reagan administration has told Congress the United States must build up its chemical warfare capability because Soviet forces are now the world's "best prepared and best equipped" to fight in that kind of conflict. In a 424-page report submitted by the State
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      Lock icon Woman envoy accused of giving away secrets
      143 3 LONDON, Sat. A British diplomat, who had been assigned to the British embassy in Tel Aviv, was charged with breaking state secrecy laws by passing classified information to an Egyptian diplomat. Rhona Janet Mclntyre Ritchie, 29, who pleaded not guilty, was released on
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      Lock icon 'West will deploy medium range missiles if...'
      390 3 'West will deploy medium range missiles if LONDON, Sat WEST German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt warned yesterday that the West will begin deploying medium range nuclear missiles in Western Europe, including West Germany itself, by the end of 1963 if concrete agreement is not reached with Moscow by then to slash
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      382 3 J/ W 1 SALE OF ORIENTAL CARPETS HAND MADE CARPETB FROM AFGHANISTAN PAKISTAN KASHMIR PERSIAN TURKISH CAUCASIAN TRIBAL RUGS AT SINGAPORE CONFERENCE HALL SHENTON WAY SINGAPORE 1 TEL: *****1 1 Lost 2 days Todoy tomorrow i k FROM 1 1.00 A.M. TO 8.00 P.M. A The standard by which all
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      DROUGHT LIKELY TO CUT RICE OUTPUT DRASTICALLY: REPORT
      363 4 HONGKONG, Saturday THE dry spell, now hitting Malaysia's ricebowl states for. the fourth month, is likely to substantially cut rice production over the next 12 months, the Far Eastern Economic Review says in its latest edition. In a report from Kuala Lumpur,
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      Lock icon Govt acts to push plan for western rail link
      317 4 Govt acts to push plan for western rail link- KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Malaysia has decided to go ahead with a plan to build a second railway, stretching more than 900 km along the west coast, to strengthen the existing rail link. The government also hopes to build a new railway
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      Syndicates out to monopolise minibus operations
      187 4 Syndicates out to monopolise minibus operations KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Syndicates believed to have been formed by a group of businessmen are making bids to monopolise the minibus operations in the Federal Territory and Petaling Jaya. The Malay Mail, in a report today, quoted sources as saying that the syndicates have
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      Razaleigh blames West for the plight of millions
      229 4 Razaleigh blames West for the plight of millions KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday MALAYSIAN Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah yesterday accused industrialised countries of becoming increasingly introverted, protectionist and even indifferent to the plight of millions of fellow human beings. He told an international i symposium attended by representatives from about SO
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      Lock icon Premier is sure of visiting Bangladesh next month
      212 4 Premier is sure of visiting Bangladesh next month KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said today that his visit to Bangladesh in the middle of next month would definitely be on. No dates have yet been fixed, he said when talking to reporters after opening
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      Industrial talk
      24 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Malaysian and Japanese official* exchanged views on Thursday on government policies to aid the growth of smallscale industries. AFT.
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        Lock icon Crash bus driver held
        59 4 POLICE HAVE arrested the driver of an express bus which was involved in an accident in Klang on Thursday, in which eight people died and 12 were seriously hurt. The OCPD, Supt Esa Haji Hassan, said in Klang yesterday that the 30-year-old driver, who was treated
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        Lock icon Ghazali triumphs
        49 4 FOREIGN MINISTER Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie yesterday defeated former magistrate Omar Haji Othman in Kuala Lipis, Pahang, and remained the Lipis Umno divisional chief. The minister obtained 123 votes against Mr Omar's 69. It was the first challenge for the post he had faced since 1972. NST.
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        Lock icon 'Get consent first'
        71 4 DEPUTY PRIME Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said in Kuala Lumpur on Friday that any country, foreign body or individual wanting to adopt an Internal Security Act detainee under a new policy announced recently needed the detainee's consent. "The offer is conditional upon application and mutual acceptance of
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        Lock icon Tunku for China
        77 4 FORMES MALAYSIAN Prime Minister and current president of the Muslim Welfare Association (Perkim), Tunku Abdul Rahman, will visit China for 10 days in May for a closer look at the Chinese Muslim community. The Tunku will leave on May 10 at an Invitation the China Islamic Organisation
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        Lock icon Truth in advertising
        63 4 MANUFACTURERS AND advertisers may soon have to reckon with a tougher law on making false or misleading claims about their goods or services. A bill to amend the Trade Descriptions Act, 1972, is expected to be passed during Parliament's current sitting. Industry sources described the Bill as
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      Lock icon Anti-Corruption Agency Bill passed by Parliament
      198 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Parliament last night passed the Anti-Corrup-tion Agency Bill which Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad hoped would make Malaysia a clean nation. In presenting the Bill, Dr Mahathir said the government under his leadership aimed to create "a clean, effective
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    Aged sent to homes as their children are busy working
    458 5  - Aged sent to homes as their children are busy working ROMEO P A J ARILLO By OLD folk enter homes for the aged mainly because family members are working and lack the time to care for their ailing elders. Lodging at the homes has little to do with deserting elders
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    Relatives do not abandon aged but keep up contacts
    627 5  -  survey said, reported that they wanted to be admitted. They also said accommodation problems and family conflicts were the second and third major reasons for going to the homes. Close to half, or 47 per cent, had only one child who
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    Turf club to extend special bus service —SCheme
    297 5 Turf club to extend special bus service SCheme- EDMUND TEO By THE SINGAPORE Turf Club plans to extend Ita special bus service scheme far pouters follewug the sacceas ef the earlier scheme which started In December. Under the present scheme, the Singapore Shuttle Bat Company ran aheat M hues la
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    Plan vague? Spore officials reply
    431 5 Plan vague? S'pore officials reply SINGAPORE officials yesterday replied to reports that the proposal for an institute for continuing education for workers here was vague. A member of the study team, which recently returned from Japan, said: "If they had that idea, the Japanese Appraisal Team in August 1961 wouldn't
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    SPEAKER OF BRUNEI LEAVES AFTER NINE-DAY VISIT
    57 5  -  THE SPEAKER of Brunei left Singapore yesterday morning after a nine-day visit. Pengiran Indera Mahkota Pengiran Muda Haji Kemaludln Ibni Al-Mar-hum Pengiran Bendahara Pengiran Anak Haji Mohd Yassim arrived on March 12. During his visit, he called on President and Mrs Devan Nair,
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    Easing of Jakarta curbs won't apply to traders here
    333 5 CONRAD RAJ By TRADERS here will be disappointed to learn that recently introduced Indonesian measures to promote foreign trade through the relaxation of import, export and foreign exchange controls will not apply to Singapore. "The new measures will not apply to
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    Statistics a 'must' for econ students
    558 6  -  TERESA 001, By Education Correspondent Paper to gear students to keep up with use of data and figures STUDENTS offering economics at the GCE 'A' level examinations next year must now study an extra paper on statistics. The paper will test students' ability to
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    31 6 Bull's eye Jenni's a hit of a miss Cheers of jubllatlon...NCC members from East District schools who bagged the majority of the prises JENNIFER hard work over six Saturdays and Sundays
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    New shooting record by girls' champion sends the boys reeling in surrender
    327 6 HEDWIG ALFRED By JENNIE Get Your Gun and fire! She did mod even all the boys at the National Cadet Corps rifle meet yesterday laid down their arms in surrender. Jennifer Chew, If, a Secondary Poor student of
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    Indian firm to set up plant to produce booze
    204 6 Indian firm to set up plant to produce booze OUT with that Singapore Sling concocted with imported gin. For soon it will be the real thing based on Singapore gin. Also going local will be rum, vodka and liquor. An Indian company is planning to set up a plant in
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    New officials
    44 6 THE new chairman of the Methodist Welfare Services management committee is Mr Richard Tambyah Other officials elected at the inaugural meeting last month were Mr Sim Boon Peng (vicechairman), Mr Peter Joe Chia (honorary secretary), and Mr Lee Gek Seng (honorary treasurer).
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    UOB prime rate goes up tomorrow
    149 6 UOB prime rate goes up tomorrow LOANS from the United Overseas Bank group, including the Chung Khiavv and Lee Wah banks will cost more from tomorrow. The group will charge 0.5 per cent more at 9.75 per cent per year to its best customers. This will be 0.25 per cent
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    Prof's health talk
    54 7 HEALTH Problems of Abestos and Other Mineral Fibres is the subject of a talk by Professor Corbett McDonald of Canada's McGill University tomorrow at the Apollo Hotel at 12.30 p.m. Prof McDonald is professor of occupational health and his special one-off lecture is organised by the National
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    BANK TO EXHIBIT ITS ART COLLECTION IN JUNE
    151 7 BANK TO EXHIBIT ITS ART COLLECTION IN JUNE CHRIS YAP By THE United Overseas Bank has been buying works of art for nearly a* decade and it will exhibit part of its massive collection in a debut show in June. An art competition will also be organised with the Ministry
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    Good growth prospects if manufacturers seek to diversify
    303 7 LOCAL manufacturers were told yesterday there were still many areas where they could further improve their operations as most multinational companies here prefer to get parts and components from Singapore firms rather than import them. This was pointed out yesterday by the
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    BLAST DEATH PROBE
    40 7 THE Labour Ministry is investigating an explosion in Premet Shipyard on Thursday afternoon In which a contract worker, Mr Lai Kin Hoo, 24, was killed. Mr Lai was working on board a ship when the mishap occurred.
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    More school band music
    69 7 FOLLOWING the successful debut of the St Patrick's School band at the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board's music in parks and gardens programme, other school bands are Joining in the run. Today, the St Gabriel's School band will perform from 5.30 to 6.30 p.m. at the Esplanade.
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    Mosque for Jurong East
    58 7 A NEW mosque will soon be built in Jurong East under the second phase of the mosque building In public housing estates programme The Muslim Religious Council has invited all residents of Jurong East to a meeting at Block 231, Jurong East next Sunday at 10
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    Pilot who proved them wrong by coming through the barrier sound
    677 7  - Pilot who proved them wrong by coming through the barrier sound ROMEO PAJARILLO By CHARLES (Chuck) Yeager, the first man to break the sound barrier 35 years ago, still enjoys making sonic booms in his fighter planes. Now 59 and a retired brigadier-general of the United States Air Force, he
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    Call to consider export of prefab housing units
    295 7 Call to consider export of prefab housing units SINGAPORE should consider exporting prefabricated building component parts to neighbouring countries after the pressure on its own building industry has eased, it was suggested yesterday. I The point was made by Mr James Feme, a senior partner in the architect flrm of
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    Beatty Sec School moves to new home in Toa Payoh
    178 7 Beatty Sec School moves to new home in Toa Payoh POTS and pans, brooms and dust-pans, 12,000 library books, registers, report cards even the potted plants and flowering shrubs. Ever^ thing was packed and moved when the 30-year-old Beatty Secondary School shifted to new premises this week. The school, which
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    Kirn Seng road show
    68 7 Kim Seng road show A ROAD show will be held in the car park behind Block 54. Nile Road, next Friday It is organised by the Kirn Seng constituency s four residents committees and the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation. The Minister of State (Defence) and MP for Kirn Seng, Dr Yeo
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    600 PRIMARY STUDENTS IN ANG M 0 KIO TO MOVE INTO $4 M SCHOOL
    289 7 600 PRIMARY STUDENTS IN ANG MO KIO TO MOVE INTO $4 M SCHOOL FOR 600 students staying in Ang Mo Kio, March 29 will be a day to look forward to. For then, they move into their very own school the $4.28 million Chong De Primary School The Primary One
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      274 7 f Selfish Ambitions Snow in Summer The Hwa Chong Junior College Chinese Society Tickets at $3, $2 at the Central Booking Office I (Victoria Theatre), C K Tang and I Cold Storage M W Presented under the Ministry of Culture Play Production Assistance Scheme M i aSi >ii ii is
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    Questions for Chua and Teh
    163 8 THE Home Affairs Minister, Mr Chua Sian Chin, will be asked if he is aware that innocent peofile at food stalls in Housng Board estates are being arrested and detained by police on race days till the evening. Mr J. B. Jpyarr tn*m (Aim), who
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    Why Spore must have a credible defence
    576 8 SAFRA VITAL TO KEEPING UP SERVICEMEN'S SPIRITS SINGAPORE must maintain a credible defence capability if it is to deter potential adversaries and continue to survive and prosper. As a small country, it can threaten no one for however much it spends on defence,
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    Nightsoil buckets to be phased out by '84
    338 8 THE use of nightsoil buckets must be phased out quickly to prevent water pollution and the spread of infectious diseases, Environment Minister Ong Pang Boon told Parliament on Thursday. Besides, the lob of removing nightsoil had found no new takers. He made
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    176 8 National drive in September to make roads safer ANOTHER national road safety campaign will be launched in September to reduce the death toll on the roads. It will be aimed at cutting down road deaths which had gone up from 257 in 1960 to 273 last year or one death
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    338 9 CULTURAL organisations were assured last night that the Culture Ministry would help and cooperate with them with all its available resources. The assurance came from the Parliamentary Secretary (Culture and Health), Mr Wan Hussin Zoohri, when he opened Singapore's first Festival of Dance
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    27 9 THE MacPherson Zone "D" residents' committee will launch a blood donation campaign today from 9 a.m. to noon at MacPherson community centre, 400, Paya Lebar Way.
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    -Keene to take on many opponents at a time
    370 9 -Keene to take on many opponents at a time EIIS^B BRITISH Grandmaster Raymond Keene will play simultaneous matches today agalaat selected Singapore players at the Holiday Inn, starting at 12.W p.m. The event la sponsored by Living magadne, tor which Keene writes a moathly article, Thai Airways and Rtenta Watch.
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    256 9 Stringent action against parking along ECP i TRAFFIC Police are taking stringent action against illegal parking on the East Coast Park- way shoulders or breakdown lanes, following repeated warnings against such practice by the Public Works Department. Despite the No Stopping i or Clearway signs put up by the PWD,
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    81 9 Changi Airport features in new airletter A NEW pictorial aerogramme depicting a night scene of the Changi Airport will be sold at 35 cents at post offices from on April 21. It will bear an imprinted stamp of an aircraft in flight. The new aerogramme. the first to be Issued
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    41 9 THE Tanah Merah community centre youth group is organising a three-day tour to Tioraan Island from May 7. The fee is $125 for each member and $130 for non-members. Those interested can telephone *****62 on or before April 24
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    480 9 Appeal to stop Kentucky flour sales fails THE registered owner of the Kentucky Fried Chicken Corporation trade mark and its local franchise holder lost an appeal on Friday to get the court to temporarily stop the agent of Kentucky flour from distributing it here. The owner of the trade mark
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      236 9 The Directors oJTonhow Industries Pte Ltd wish to thank the Hon. Mr. ChanCheeSeng, MPJorJalanßesarand Senior Parliamentary Secretary to Ministry oj Trade Industry, all business associates andjriends Jor their well wishes during their official opening. *$x#£#**ft<M HIS tonhow industries pte. Ltd. No 90 Eunos Avenue 7 Singapore 1440 Tel *****66 FURNITURE
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    1208 11 MENTION the price of rice and doors close, mouths purse shut. Most importers prefer not to talk about it, let alone see it in print. Those who did agree to discuss the trade and its intricacies requested anonymity. Their reluctance steins from the sensitivity over rice prices.
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    927 11 Once a freewheeling business, now subdued, predictable In the Western style of business, they want to check your credit rating with your bank, and they want letters of credit. In the Eastern style, we assess the man we are dealing with. Is he honest? Does he gamble? What is his
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    496 12 WHAT does the future hold for floral art in Singapore? Some florists feel that now is the time to be thinking about a training school for professional flower arrangers. One of them, Mr Andrew Ng said: "There is a need for more
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    1175 12 ANNE MILLINGTON By. LIVING in a garden city, do we take the beauty of flowers for granted? As we pass the flower nurseries ablaze with colour, do we yearn to reach out and pluck the blooms to brighten our homes or offices? Perhaps it does
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    527 12  - IN LIGHTER VAN RAVINDRAN VELOO By Who's going to win the Otah awards this year? THIS Thursday, you are going to see the Golden Globe Awards on television. The Golden Globes are widely considered to be forerunners of the Academy Awards, indicating who the Oscar winners wul be and who
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    666 13 CULTURE SHOCK! THAILAND and how to survive it By Robert and Nanthapa Cooper Times Books International. $9.50 Reviewed by T. PHADOEMCHIT CULTURE SHOCK! Thailand displays a systematic and vci light-hearted insip'.i into the Siamese kingdom, birthplace of The King And I,
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    1001 13 NANCY CHNG By KRUNG RATTANAKOSIN, capital city of Thailand and better known at Bangkok, will be 200 years old next month. There will, however, be no mere birthday party for this great Asean city. The occasion also marks the 200 th year of the
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      724 13 Calendar of Major Events Rattanakosin Bicentennial Celebrations Date Events Location Apnl 4 Mem-making Ceremony in Homage to the Royal Ancestors Grand Palace Apnl 4-6 Ancient traditional alms-gmng Khon or Masked Play Sanam Luan| (Ramakien. the Thai version of the Ramayana) National Stadium Apnl S Homage-raving Royal Barge procession to the
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  • The Sunday Times SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1982 Heightened tension
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      526 14 IT has finally come. The voice on the radio telling YOU that it takes about 10 seconds for an experienced thief to pick YOUR lock. The insistent tone with which he details how "our cherished possessions" are now at risk from the intruder. But wait! All may yet
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    129 14 On Reflection v y THE SPOTLIGHTS dim, the figure »t centre-stage Man: the Brezhnev era is drawing to its end. The once virile Mr Brezhnev is seen feebly weeping on television at the funeral of a friend. The taint of corruption lightly brashes the Mice untouchable Brezhnev mafia. A satirical
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      28 14 LONDON, Mar. 18. A 71-year-old London jeweller last night backed himself for £3,000 in the Victoria Club Billiards Handicap and won! Sunday Times, March 19, 1933.
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      President's suicide to allow re-opening
      56 14 NEW WILMINGTON, Mar. 18. Mr. Howell Getty, President of the First National Bank, was found shot dead here today. A note was also found drawing attention to a $50,000 life assurance policy which, it was stated, was sufficient to enable the bank to reopen for
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      Easter fashions
      59 14 WITH Easter round the corner, all the ladies are getting set for the big fashion parade at Easter service! One ladies' haberdashery Madge at 67, Selegie Rd, Tel: 4227 was way ahead with their ad "We are showing on Monday, March 20, an assortment of Ladies ready-to-wear and
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      142 14 What the others are being paid elsewhere Me Tl» mm mm tof uc* ot the mncM occwjrtm ill tut pnntt wctof a iMHMtf by MMMf m p jfeatti m tkt pnirilt sector Nad M umt M|ft ot aorta* epntnu a Ken Dm Mttc MCtor Han M MM mt—m Wmm wctofj
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      Cosy fringe benefits in the civil service
      955 14 HONGKONG THERE is a close relationship between salaries of those in the civil service and the private sector. This applies not only to those with professional qualifications, but at all levels. It is not an accident. Pragmatic as ever, the government and the
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      73 14 Private sector outstrips civil service in wages Survey on Jftj*i Graduates' l Earnings and LAWYERS, perhaps not surprisingly, earn more money, on the average, than all other graduates or holders of professional qualifications especially when they are in private practice. Those of them in public service don't fare too badly
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      With the papers come the pay and prestige
      290 14 PROFESSIONAL qualifications and university degrees are prized in Malaysia more than in many other countries. The reason because it virtually guarantees holders prestige, status and well paid Jobs. The type of qualification you enter service with is equally important since it can
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      Great variations within each sector
      934 15 THE PHILIPPINES THE salary scales of professionals and graduates in the government service are generally 35 to 40 per cent less than those offered by the private sector. The figure, however, is only an estimate by the Ministry of Budget in the Philippines because no
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      It's the private sector for the ambitious
      993 15 THE UNITED STATES FOR graduates in America who are hardworking and ambitious, the career message is clear go into the private sector. While the public service can offer better conditons such as health and pension benefits, government salaries for professional workers lag noticeably
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      Lock icon Finding successwith enthusiasm
      811 15  -  HUGH FULLERTON By •WHAT," I asked Colonel E E Arison, efficiency engineer, who in the last 25 years has taken thousands of industries apart and hunted through their works to locate trouble, "is the greatest cause of failure of workers?" "Lack of enthusiasm," he replied Instantly. "What,"
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      53 15 THE Sunday Time* this week continues with Its column called WORK-WISE. A/ Holes en how yon can work better aid get ahead will be featured. We want espefe^^T.'.^^^^ our panel of experts, we hope to publish solutions to the problems you pose. So do write la and help
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    132 16 Years o upheaval as I remember The story so far THE judiciary committee of the US House of Repreeentatives was urging the Senate to hold trials to impeach President Nixon. It said: "Reasonable men acting reasonably would find the President guilty." By now, Nixon was in San Clemente awaiting the
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    An Olympian goal
    1622 16 But the gods exacted a £ear£ul price On his way to success Nixon had travelled on /many roads, but he had found no place to stand, no haven, no solace, no inner peace. He never learned where his home was IN THE MONTHS of Nixon's final torment,
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    217 16 IN PAST TWO «f Time magastae's pxcerpto at Years of Upheaval, Kteiager wrato that ids mala c— cent dorian the Watergate rrtata was a«t the lavesttgatt— hat h*w to sastala the credibility W the U8 as a laajsr pawer. He relate*! the a4mtah&gt; trattM's efforts to
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    213 16 IT WAS NOT entirely an accident that I met the West German leaders in Munich, where they had assembled for the 1974 finals of the quadrennial World Cup. West Germany won in a game that confirmed a theory I had long held about the relationship of
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      182 16 a^B^D^^3^^i*eHß&4SSi&gt;SSSaia^^^aaSS&a^^&ia^^aiM^^&M^^&a^^SikS Venue: Singapore Conference Hall, 70% At*** Shenton Way Time: 11 am 10 pm Items on display include both fully imported and local assembled bedroom sets, from simple and practical to intricately designed lounge suites, both modern and early American period style dining sets, youngster sets, full range of Dreamland
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      6 16 Tomorrow: Nixon's men turn on him
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      557 17 I ZB4-4412 1 a aisßßwQr^BT In THIS rs SURELY the top of the ,a#* aai^**«a&gt;. Ull Classified Chart for music sfflßk •^^B lovers: an advertisement 9M ■JrAJ thai saves you II 00 for every nfffl record album you purchase aTBTta. DTV3 week B**8 No BaJe B*l I mjQM Other ProducU
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      618 17 FOR OUICK LUNCH ft Reservation, visit Lai Wah Restaurant. 377 C. Jalan Besar (alrcondltlon) Tel: *****03/*****94. Branch (Block 44) 1436. Bendemeer Road (alrcondltlon). Tel: *****60/ *****81. EXCELLENT VEGETARIAN FOOO. Fast service, alrcondltloned. Easy parking. 10a.m. to 8.30pm Kwan Im Vegetarian Restau- i rant. 190 Waterloo Street Tel: *****89 NONOKONO PALACE
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      891 17 TELEPHONE SERVICE: *****22 Mondoy Friday 9000m—5 30 pm (5.00 pm for next day) Saturday 9 00 om 3 00 pm 1 2 30 pm for Sunday Times) Public Holiday 9 00 om I 00 pm COUNTER SERVICE: Time* Orchard Centre, M 105 Lucky Plaza 10 00 om 5 30 pm
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      573 17 RATES: Ordinory 90 eti per word (Mm S I 3 bO) Sem.-Dnplov (Mm 148 boitroTt Timesi SI 7 60 per col cm (M.n $52 80 Sandoy T.mes) $20 00 per col cm Dl ploy (Mm SoOOOStroits Time*) $22 JO per col cm (Mm $66 00Sundoy T.mes) Boi Chor«es:ss 00 (coHected)
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      211 17 CLASSIFICATION GROUP A Entertainment Where to Eat B Personal Services Merchandise C Business To Business D Employment E Vehicta* Boats F Accommcdation A Properties G Trsvel Guide H Education 4 Instruction I Announcements J Obituaries Iff D rW P l "l" l "'&gt; A) AREA SUPERINTENDENT c Experienced in Construction
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      192 17 A multi-national company is looking lor a Production Manager tor one o* its departments We are involved in machining heavy equipments mainly from the oil field and marine sector The candidate must be above 30 years of age Experience in supervising and managing a machine shop of substantial size will
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      540 18 |j|^ I Q Emptoyment 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical RUSH ft TOMPKINS BY International Civil Engineering Contractors roqufco:--1) FOREMEN 2) SURVEYOR on Hrn now Marina Contra sMo. Applicants should have at least 3 years site experience and be familiar with heavy civil engineering ground works IfivKod lo lutofntt fuM d#tof)n
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      1766 18 Vthictos A Boats g) Maxda ALMOST 1070 MAZDA 323 1000 CC. Alrcon. electronic Ignition, high power cassette, radio, equaliser, with adjustable front and back speakers, wiper timer, seat covers, alarm, anti-rust, tyres new, regularly serviced Highest offer secures. Tel: *****73, no dealers please 1001 SEPTEMBER MAZDA 323 One private owner,
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      747 18 tffi Vehicles 4 Boats *&gt; Subaru 1001 SPORTY 5-SPEED 1000 SUBARU 1 private owner, tuff-koted with alrcond Cassette and radio Seat covers and sports rims with 195 profile 60 Yokohama tyres G#tMisn# tMjy#f i ooiy PRICE (22.000 NEGOTIABLE CALL: JAY *****30 JULY 1973 SUBARU OSR 1400 cc Coupe Alrcon. radio,
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      906 18 1070 TOYOTA PICKUP, one owner steel body, with alrcond. selling cheap Call *****78 1070. DAIHATSU HO cc I owner Excellent condlUon. Asking (6.609 0n.0 Tel *****83 1000 DATSUN 04JND Van 120Y (8.600 Blk 161. 1616 A Lorong 1 Toa Payoh 1(00 DATSUN BUND Van 1 owner Alrcond. Tax July Price
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    387 20 EACH year, around this time, the guessing game begins. Can a Singaporean win the Singapore Open golf tournament? And the answers range from the half-hearted "Unlikely" to an emphatic "No." And local golfers would love to prove the critics wrong. For the Open
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    588 20  -  ERNEST FRID A By SINGAPORE'S premier golf course, the Bukit Course at the Singapore Island Country Club, has been the logical choice of the Singapore Open championship for the last 20 years. But the Serapong Course at Sentosa will soon probably next year or in
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    1184 20  -  HOO YEW GEE By Long-hitting Americans and Australians expected to pose strong challenge Car and $20,000 await golfer who holes in one TOP golfers from Taiwan and the Philippines, aided by their deadly play around the greens, are favourites to carry off the big prizes
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      582 21 Zoeller, Marsh, Littler, Townsend and host of others compete FUZZY ZOELLER of the United States graced the Philippines Open. So did Greg Norman and Terry Gale of Australia. And Australian Graham Marsh played in the Hongkong Open, though he made an amazing exit
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      185 21 THE XL-4, the latest top grade golf club from Spalding, is the finest golf club science can make for the average player. Spalding created a club which seeks to improve his game by increasing his distance and accuracy. The main features of the
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      297 21 MANY golfers are also quite serious about fishThus, many will already be aware of Daiwa's preeminence in quality fishing tackle. In this technical and quality-oriented field, Daiwa is the leader in the world. Like fishing, golf is also a sport of great individuality and solitary
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      340 21 Speed up play with yellow golf ball IT STARTED with tennis some five or six years ago, when fluorescent yellow balls were introduced on the tennis courts. At the beginning, most tennis ball manufacturers were sceptical and they waited to see the outcome. It was a success as tennis players
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      623 22 Lu's string of successes began here A GOLFING sensation appeared on the Asian circuit three years ago and Singapore can cherish the memory that his string of successes began right here. Taiwanese Lv Hsi Chuen, then 24, drew his first gush of joy from the sport when he beat his
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      307 22 Wide choice of accessories and equipment GOLFERS in Singapore and abroad acknowledge that Pan-West has the widest selection of golf equipment and accessories At Pan-West, you can i find the latest golf accessories from Honma it Lynx from Japan, including the latest style Lynx shoes with Velcro-fasten-ing flaps instead of
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      317 22 FROM the day he picked up a golf clnb la ISM, mechanical engineer Karsteln Solhelm has constantly searched for ways to improve golf equipment aad help gotten lower their scores. Karsten revolutionised the golf clnb manufactnrlng Iwrifs hi IMS when he developed the heel-toe balance principle.
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      65 23 SYDNEY, Sst. Former Indian cricket captain Bishen Bedi has issued a Supreme Court writ against a Tasmanian cricket club for alleged breach of contract. The writ alleged that Bedi had a contract with the club for the 1981-82 cricket season giving him Aslo.ooo ($23,000) accommodation and
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      325 23 to 15, of whom 12 have played Test cricket. Sam Ramsamy, chairman of the London-based South African Non-Racial Olympic Committee (SANROC), welcomed the Board's action as a positive step. But he said that it did not go as far as the promise made to Indian
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      61 23 CAPE TOWN, Sat. South Africa, replying to the unoffi cial English Xls first innings of 223, were 13 for one at tea on the second day of their second four-day cricket match today Secret: English 223 (G. Gooch 83, W. Larkins 29, P Willey 39, Van der
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      267 23 CAPE TOWN, Sat. Rebel English cricketers touring South Africa refused to comment today on their three-year ban from Test cricket, but their South African manager said that he was surprised by its severity. "No player will say anything tonight or is likely to say anything before the
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      215 23 FRANKFURT, Sat. West Germany flew out for their World Cup warm-up matches against Brazil and Argentina yesterday, leaving captain Karl-Heinz Rummenigge and several other star players behind. Rummenigge, European Footballer of the Year for the past two seasons, has his left leg in plaster
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      31 23 MIDDLESBROUGH, Sat. Struggling English First Division team Middlesbrough yesterday signed former England winger Dave Thomas from North American Soccer League club Vancouver Whitecaps. No fee was disclosed. AFP
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      30 23 MEDELLIN, Sat. Peru drew 1-1 with Colombian champions Atletico Nacional last night in a warm-up match for the World Cup soccer finals starting In Spain in June. Renter.
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      28 23 TRIPOLI, Sat. Ghana won the African Nations' Cup soccer tournament when they beat hosts Libya 7-6 on penalty-kicks after a 1-1 draw after extra time. Reuter.
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      18 23 LONDON, Sat. Southend and Preston drew 2-2 in an English Division Three soccer match yesterday. AFP
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      719 23 KEEPING THE GAOL INTACT Goalkeepers are again likely to play a substantial part in the World Cup tournament GOALKEEPERS play a crucial role la soccer matches. Sometimes they make the difference between Iy and defeat, tally so when It i to penalty-kick tlons. In the &gt; of the World there
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      83 23 Africans won't boycott World finals assures AFC boss TRIPOLI, Sat Ydne katchew Temenu, Ethiopian president of the African Football Confederation, has ruled out an African boycott of the World Cap finals In Spain despite New Zealand's participation. He told a Press conference here yesterday that be was not aware of
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      232 23 Suspension will save English cricket about $8m LONDON, Sat. Fifteen rebel English players, on a tour of South Africa which has caused international controversy, have been banned from Test cricket for the next three years. The ban, which starts on April 15, was agreed last night by the executive committee
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      148 23 Singapore heading for innings victory MALACCA, Sat. Singapre are headed for an innings victory over Malacca in the two-day Malaysian Cricket Association league cricket match at the Malacca Club Padang. After skittling out Malacca for a paltry 76 runs in 109 minutes today, Singapore replied with 173 for seven declared
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      71 23 PERTH. Sat Opening batsman. Mike Veletta, 17, one of Western Australia's most promising young cricketers, has won a A 55.000 ($11,500) scholarship which will enable him to spend the northern season at Lord's in London. He will join the ground staff there next month. Veletta, who plays
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      310 23 Aussie pace shatters Kiwis in Test CHRISTCHURCH, Sat. Australia's pace attack today turned on their deadliest performance of the current tour, reducing New Zealand to 96 for eight on the second day of the Third Test cricket match. The New Zealanders, set a first innings target of 353, largely due
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        36 23 ATHLETICS: Thirty-one foreign athletes from eight nations, among whom is American triple jumper Willie Banks, who will come up against China's Zou Zhenxian. will take part in an international indoor meet in Tokyo today.
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        20 23 In Rssm, American Craig Virgin will attempt to win his third consecutive title in the world cross-country championships.
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        55 23 BASKETBALL: The Detriot Pistons scored their fourth straight victory beating Seattle Supersonics 119-115 in an NBA match in New York. Other results: Atlanta Hawks 95 Houston Rockets 94, Portland Trail Blazers 109 Golden State Warriors 95. College basketball results: Louisville 67 Minnesota 61. Oregon State 60 Idaho 42.
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        57 23 BASEBALL: Cleveland beat Seattle 2-0 in ar exhibition game in New Yore. Other results: Texas 4 Montreal 0. Royals 3 Toronto Blue Jays 2, Minnesota Twins 4 Boston Red Sox 3, St. Louis 3 New York Mets 1, Baltimore 7 Atlanta Braves 3, Los Angeles Dodgers 11 Cincinnati Reds
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        38 23 CYCLING: Irishman Scan Kelly flashed through the eighth and final stage of the Paris-Nice route to win the 10.7-kUometre 32nd "Race to the Sun" race with a total time of 32 hr. 3 mm. 21 sec.
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        44 23 MOTOR RACING: Frenchman Alain Prost (Renault) clocked the fastest time of 1:28.808 to shave more than six seconds off the practice lap record for the Jacarepagua Course as drivers prepared for tomorrow's Brazilian Formula One Grand Prix in Rio De Janeiro.
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        20 23 SKATING: Soviet speedskater Alexander Baranov set a world record of 6:54.66 In the 5,000 metres in Alma-Ata, Kazakhstan.
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        22 23 SKI -ING: Harri Kirvesniemi. 23, the 1982 world championship bronze medallist, won the men's 15km cross-country race at Strbske Pleso, Czechoslovakia
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        27 23 In Kraataka Gan YigaalavU, overall World Cup champion Phil Mahre, of the United States, scored his first giant slalom victory of the season, clocking 2:23.65
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        33 23 SI Ml WRESTLING: Grand champions (Yokozunas) Kitanoumi and Chiyonofuji and No. 6 Maegashira Tochihikarl scored their sixth straight victories, sharing the lead in the 15-day spring Grand tournament in Osaka, Japan.
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        29 23 SWIMMING: Olympic champion Jorg Woithe was eliminated in the heats for the men's 200 m freestyle when he clocked 1:56.46 at the international championships in Toulouse, France.
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        20 23 HATER-POLO: China beat New Zealand 14-7 in a tour match at Oueen Elizabeth II Park in Chnstchurch Agencies
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      28 23 SEOUL, Sat. South Korean President Chun Doo-Hwan today formally inaugurated the Ministry of Sports Affairs by naming Ron Tae-Woo, Minister without Portfolio, to head it AFP
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      77 23 Acknowledgements Tha family of lira lata wish to express their heartfelt thanks to their friends and relatives for their kind assistance, attendance, condolences, donations and wreaths during their recent bereavemenL AHtma ShantM Poofai w+ ba conducted on 2S/1/S2 at t.OOp m.. No. 1. Raglan Oravo, and on X/VS3 at 00am
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      44 23 Otpartad and crmnlid on ISAM wish to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends and colleagues for their prayers, condolences, assistance and attendance during their bereavemenL MR N AR A Y AN AS AM Y SOMSUNDRAM AoadSl
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      31 23 wishes to thank the Rev. T.C. Nga. all relaUves and friends for their kind assistance, contributions and condolences during their recent bereavemenL Th* tamrty o&lt; th* Ma MR. KANG KONG KEE
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      71 23 In Memoriam His farewell kiss was never given. His last goodbye was never said. For none could know that death lay waiting for him when he went to bed: And though our grief was sharp I and lasting. We thanked God then and do today. That by Ood's love and
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      28 23 In Loving Memory Of Oaarty mteaad and always ramambared by loving cMMran. grandchMdron and lovod ona*. MOM WEE SIE W CHOO (Mrs. CHaw Kaow Bock) D«p«rt»d 1 381
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      64 23 Requiems ATHMA SH AMTHI POOJAI K. BOOMENATHAM THE FAMILY OF THE LATE «M. K •OOMENATMAN EXPRESS HEARTFELT THANKS TO THEIR RELATIVES AND FMENDS FOR THEIR PRAYERS. CONDOLENCES, AS SISTANCE. ATTENDANCE AND DONATIONS DURINO THEIR RE CENTMREAVEMENT. THE PRAYERS OF AThm* SMAMTHI POOJAI (KARUMATHI WILL BE CONDUCTED ON 21-S-« MOMOHT AT
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      211 24 BEE YONG, SHANTI ARE TOASTS OF BAHARUDDIN IT was lanky goal-shooter Neo Bee Yong and goalkeeper Shanti Rajoo who helped Baharuddin Vocational Institute I to beat West Lake 20-13 in the Singapore Sports Council Far Eastern Bank intercentre netball final at the Delta Sports Complex yesterday, reports LEX SEOW YAM.
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      Heavy weather for juniors but plain sailing for seniors
      531 24 Heavy weather for juniors but plain sailing for seniors Over-confident Tan concedes only point to Malaysia's Richard Hashim PATRICK B ASTI ANS reports from Kuala Lumpur SINGAPORE juniors ran into a fight today against Malaysia and were held 1-1 on the first day of their annual squash match at the
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      34 24 CHUA CHU KANG beat Telok Ayer 2-0, while Kebun Bahru defeated Telok BLangah by a similar margin in the firstround of the inter-constituency volleyball tournament at Bukit Panjang Community Centre last night.
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      482 24 COPENHAGEN, Sat. Denmark's defending champion, Morten Frost, retained the men's singles title at the Danish Open badminton championship by beating Danish-based Indian Prakash Padukone 15-7, 154 in the final last night. Frost said he was nervous in the second game after Prakash had reduced
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      178 24  -  J. RAJENDRAN By SOUTH KOREAN Chang Byung Sik has resigned as national tennis coach. He returned home on Friday with four and a half months of his oneyear contract with the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association still remainChang's sudden resignation was because of family commitments. Said Dr
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      177 24 MAKABELLA, Spala, Sat. Swt4tm'» BJmb Ban, the five-time WliiHeL wtaaer mh! rix-ttaw French Opea rfciwpif, threatened to stay »w*y from both majar Uwaameats this year at a Proa tmmlertmtx here yesterday. Ban, here in e— ■eetf— with a etah contract, «ald that he still niMiirrfi
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      303 24  -  LEX SEOW YAM By THE Singapore Sports Council wtULspare no efforts to help badminton regain its past glory. That was the assurance given by Dr Tan Eng Liang, chairman of the Council, when he received a cheque for $35,000 from J. D.
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      81 24 TEGUCIGALPA. Sat. CheUto Ucles. the manager &lt;X the Honduras national soccer tram, has threatened to resign if his men are ordered to play a friendly match against west German First Division club Borussta Dortmund next week. Ucles, whose squad will meet Northern Ireland, Spain and Yugoslavia
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      29 24 FLORENCE, Sat. Giancarlo Antognoni. captain of Fiorentina and the Italian national soccer team, will return to the First Division side tomorrow after a two-month layoff through Injury. AFP.
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      350 24 TENNIS ROUND-UP ROTTERDAM, Holland, Sat. American Jimmy Connors and Britain's Buster Mottram qualified for the semi-finals of the Grand Prix tennis tournament here yesterday. Connors beat Czechoslovakia's Tomas Smid 7-45, 6-2, while the unseeded Mottram trounced American Chris Hooper 6-4, 6-1 in the quarterfinals. flu
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      23 26 Racing special rTHE TIPSTERS' CHOICE EPSOM JEEP: Blaze Ahead FAIRWAY: Saas Fee RACING ED: Saas Fee TONTO: Timber Tycoon EQUESTRIENNE: Blanc Sur Blanc
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      328 26  -  EPSOM JEEP By EVEN without a name switch which many owners believe can bring a change of luck, Blase Ahead (late Sheringham) must be rated a bright each-way prospect In the 2,400 m Singapore Derby (Race 5) at Bukit Timah today. Bad luck has dogged
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      147 26 SELECTIONS RACE EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY RACING ED Trepan Entertainment Able Ally Trepan Entertainment Gltano Git.no Fathers Pride Able Ally 8. R#turn Wisnu Mighty Brigand 8. Return Wisnu Mighty Brigand 8. R#turn Mighty Brigand Monitor LsfcsToba King Candy Adelar Jun.da Woodcote Lion LakeToba Jun«d« Ponte Vecchio T. Producer Air Marshal Gao
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      53 26 The mudlarks RACE S: Ponte Vecchio, Sugar Lips. Do You Mind n. RACE 4: Paititi Gold. Fantan, E For Easy. RACE S: Saas Fee, Timber Tycoon, Free Way. RACE Jordon, Dr No, Erythrina. RACE 7: Man's Diamond, Continuous Rise. RACE 8: Loud N Clear. Truly Thankful. RACE t: Antasena, Londa
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      3518 26  - Today's card W e W¥ mm 99 2.15 CLASS 4 DIV B 1,400 m (2 3-year-olds) (Stakes: $15,000) I *6** Admiral Mmm $1 P A I-Yap 3 nzc dl same Has trained on since first-up 6th in Div C 1200 m XL Jan 16 Ngtow 1 t 82 AUe Ally
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      158 26  - Timber Tycoon can upset them TONTO By TIMBER TYCOON is improving with each run over a distance and this five-year-old New Zealand gelding by Balkan Knight has the class to topple the more fancied runners in the Singapore Derby. Timber Tycoon came to hand in his sixth start when he
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      152 26 Blanc Sur Blanc has the ability EQUESTRIENNE By BLANC 81 R BLANC has been knocking at the door and richly deserves a winning break in a classic race. has been on board in the two classics he took part in the Singapore Gold Cup last October and the Tunku Gold
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      540 27 THE Stipendiary Steward's report on yesterday's races at Bukit Timah: RACE 1: Brahma Dancer (Donnelly) was slow into stride. Shortly after the start, Silver Spurs (Rod Allan) swerved sharply to the outside rail and thereafter raced ungenerously and was tailed off. Silver Spurs will be
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      2118 27 Jockey Khoo lands a 'hot' treble RACING with FAIRWAY KINDRED, improving with every start, scored an impressive victory in the Class 1 Div 2 race over 2,400 m (Race 5) at Bukit Timah yesterday. It was his first attempt beyond 1,600 m. Kindred was
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      99 28 Nehemiah keen on pro football PHILADELPHIA. Sat. WarM aigk hurdles recaN IwWer BfsUs Nefcemlafe, of the I nit*d StaUw, is thinking af rathiag in *n his amatear tune by playing nrifn— lw.l Amerleaa tottall. Nehemiah, wh« haa m two W«rM Cap g*ld mfdali, b*. was aaahlr to take part in
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      551 28 A DELIGHTFUL hat-trick by national striker Kannan Kunjuraman gave Police a 3WO win over Sembawang in an Ovaltine National Football League Division One match at the Toa Payoh Athletic Centre yesterday, reports I. BAJENDRAN. Kannan played with a bandaged left hand because of a fracture suffered
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      293 28 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Malaysia's Zainal Abidin sank a two-metre birdie putt at the second extra hole of a sudden-death play-off to beat Filipino Ben Arda and Taiwanese Hung Fa for the Dunlop Masters golf championship at the Subang National Golf Club Course here today. Zainal, who
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      101 28 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. M. Ramayah, last year's Marcos invitational golf championship winner will spearhead Malaysia's challenge against Singapore in the match-play tournament at the Subang National golf club from Aug. 28-29 The two-day championship will carry a prize money of $15,000, and the first
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      224 28 Late birdies help Irwin join four for the lead PONTE VEDRA. Sat. Hale Irwin birdied four of his final seven boles to join four other players for the lead after two rounds of the Tournaments Players' Golf Championship here yesterday. With Irwin, on six under-par 138, were Scott Simpson, Tim
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      51 28 THE Singapore Amateur Athletic Association have selected Goh Gam Seng and Mohammed Adam to re v taunt Singapore at the South Korean marathon in Seoul next Sunday. Gob won the New Zealand Forces marathon and Adam took second position in the race held in Singapore on March
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      386 28 SPORTSWOMAN MAVIS INSPIRES TAI AND GILLIAN IN SASA MEET SPORTSWOMAN of the Year Mavis Ec again set two meet records and was the inspiration for two other swimmers in the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's national age-group meet at Singapore Island Country Club yesterday. The two were Jed Tai in the
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      132 28 CALCUTTA. Sat. Hsu Sheng San, of Taiwan, today shot an Impressive flve-under-par 68 to lead the field here on the third day of the Indian Open golf championship, fifth leg of the Asian circuit. Leading scores: 2tB Hsu Sheng San (Tai) 70. 70. 68. 2M Dmo
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      359 28 LONDON, Sat. Tottenham defender Graham Roberts ended Southampton's sevenweek run at the top of the English First Division today. He scored a hat-trick inside 20 minutes as the Londoners improved their own title hopes with a 3-2 win. The new leaders are Swansea, who briefly flirted
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      18 28 PARIS, Sat. Prance beat Ireland 22-9 (3-6) in their FiveNations' rugby union international here today. Reuter.
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      592 28 TOP RUSSIAN SPORTSMEN HAVE GOOD STANDARD OF LIVING IN a country where the average monthly salary is 171 roubles (about $481), sports figures receive a SM rouble subsidy from the state. This and other advantages help make their standard of living comparable to that of
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      79 28 Canon MIES ESRMSIAB2 Official Camera of the Football World Cup 1982 Canon Marketing Services Re Ltd LOOK OUT FOR Mi '"AaAI k L^ M «r£&gt;N&lt;:' I OPENING SOON SAFETY 1 1 LEISURE new SELECTION wkA OF SIZES AND aUL 9goi REMEMBER TO STOP BY Store No 1: Gl, Goldhill Square,
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      199 28 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Cloudy with showers in several areas mid-morning onwards. TEMP. (C) up to a.m. tomorrow: Si max., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 7.15 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7JB a.m. Amsterdam 1/9 C Cloudy |Lm Aagefc* 5/17 C dear Ataea* 10/16 C dear MaarM 8/19 C Clear Baagkak 29/34
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      138 28 BOWLING Anson All-Star c'ships (Anson Bowl, 10 am). Junior age-group c'ships (Celebrity Bowl, 10 am). CKICKET MCA tator■tate toaraey: Malacca v Singapore (Malacca, 10.30 am). BCA Beator LcafM: SCC 2nd XI v UWC (Padang. 10 45 a.m.). Jutor: SRC v Heli Orient (Padang), Digicon v SGA, IA v SCA schoolboys
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      1045 1 Featured in racing calendar HE RANKS with the Aga Khan as an international racing celebrity at least that's how Ladbroke's of London, the world's bestknown bookmakers rate him. For Singapore's Liem Swie Ling, of Agasam Stable, is the only Asian personality caricatured by famous cartoonist
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        474 2 ONE thing about Ryan O'Neal. When he appears in a "serious" film, chances are that the movie falls flat on its face {Barry Lyndon and Green Ice are good examples). But when he stars in a madcap comedy and falls flat on HIS face, it's 10-to-one that
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        775 2 Stars famous prize-winning pugilists THE SHAOLIN TEMPLE Coming to Cathay Organisation Cinemas Previewed by LEONG WENG K AM THE popularity of the "Made-in-China" kungfu epic, The Shaolin Temple, which will be shown here soon, gives action filmmakers a good indication of what cinema audience psychology is like. At one time
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        947 2 CHARIOTS OF FIRE Soon at Cathay Previewed by RAVINDRAN VELOO CHARIOTS OF FIRE is quite simply the best Him to come around in a long time. It has already been nominated for seven Academy Awards including Best Picture. Which is interesting, considering that it
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        517 3 A showcase for many new images n 500 artistes find incentive and reward in first dance festival DANCING or watching others dance is not everyone's idea of hours well spent. For every person excited about Singapore's first Festival of Dance (now at the Victoria Theatre every evening through Wednesday), there
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        598 3 RECENTLY, when some friends and I sat down discussing local literature, we all soon came upon the question of the nexus between the poet and his society. Does a poet write for himself? Does he write for his close
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        666 4 Judy a hit with the Japanese sum SOMEONE wants to know something about Japanese singer-actress Weng Qianyu, also known as Judy Ongg (no, that is not a spelling mistake). Oh dear. There hasn't been much news about this Taiwanese-turned-Japanese artiste for a long time. The last time I heard about
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        756 4 PETE By MARINA XA VIER is back again. This time she is stronger and happier, with her tour happy-go-lucky guys. Together at the Oberoi Imperial Hotel, they call themselves the Crossovers. She does the vocals and plays some percussion (or the group. The back-up boys are Anthony
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        187 4 lAST WEEK THIS WEEK SONG TITLES 6 1 I 1 Coot light (Paul Davis) (2nd Meek) Shake It Up (Cars) Let's Groove (Earth. Wind I 7 1 2 2 3 3 2 5 4 9 3 8 i 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8
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        220 4 Disco fold music Yl TIAN: THE ROMANCE OP HORSE CART RIDER (Tony): I was attracted by its subtitle: "A collection of Chinese folk songs," but was rather disappointed after listening to them. The new music arrangement has converted these evergreens into very hot disco numbers, thus causing the original folk
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        242 4 INVITATION TO CLASSICS, PART Z Denon PCM Digital: THE most effective way I can write about this recording is to imagine it is a restaurant and I am writing about it for a gourmet guide. The menu is extensive and varied, the chefs are some of the
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        830 9  -  FELIX CHIA By THE recent concern about the dangers of a toy made of a plastic disc and a piece of string brings back to mind similar toys in the past with the same hazard. Many of the older generation will recall two such toys
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        204 10 WE ALL lave the fed «f pare silk fLg«l—t oar skin. Aad because of Its marvellous fall and drape, this fabulous material to heat shown all la simple, well-eat outfits. Silk hi also a very difficult fabric to work with and oot
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        732 10 Breaking the French connection NEW YORK: Europe used to be European and the United States ail-American. Lately, divergences in styles of living (and tastes in food) have become far less pronounced. The Europeans seem to grow more American, and Americans are becoming Europeanised. So finding the gap
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        481 10 The American designer comes of age THE recognition of the American designer as an international fashion force is long overdue. This acknowledgement has come both from the professionals the buyers and press as well as from that international audience of women who follow, and buy, fashion. Today, one can find
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        503 11 GRACE WONG By PLACE: WMt Eli Clil. Goodwood Park Hotel FOOD: Taiwan Porridge RECOMMENDED: Cuttlefish Balis TIME: 12 3 a lunch fir tin public 10 2 i sapiar fir club nanbars PRICES: Abut $25 upwards iff parson TAIWAN porridge has become very
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        625 11 a huvtfcl FIRST of all, for all you people out there looking forward to finding out about this "expensive" cao quo tiaw, you will have to wait just a little bit longer, because I have only just found the place. It is not across the
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        167 11 THIS week, we feature CHEF FRITZ WUETBICH, the Executive Chef of the Hilton International, Singapore. Starting his apprenticeship early, Chef Wuetrich completed it at age 19. Working and picking up experience mostly in Switzerland, his motherland, Wuetrich has been with the Hilton Group for more than
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        572 11  -  PHYLLIS HANEB By weekly cooking routine. Owner of the Wu Fu Restaurant, he is a northerner, born in Tsing Tao. His culinary apprenticeship started in Beijing when he was 17, and he had a year learning pastries, another year cutting vegetables and another year
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      1169 12 JET SETTERS, wouldbe jet setters and, perhaps, dreamers have Travel '82 to look forward to. This prestigious fair, the fourth international travel fair, will provide them with an opportunity to browse around for popular tourist spots and magical places off the beaten track,
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        1791 13 DISCOVER first-class Padang food guaranteed to wake jp the most jaded palates and set tongues wagging about Padang cuisine; visit rustic mountain villages at Bukittinggi in West Sumatra and Brastagi or Lingga in North Sumatra, and capture the rugged splendour of Sumatra canyons and natural lakes
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        750 14 HONGKONG is fast becoming a favourite travel destination among Singaporeans. The Hongkong Tourist Association recorded a 10.3 per cent increase in arrivals from Singapore during the first nine months of 1981 70,137 compared with 63,600 during the same period hi 19§0. Several of the colony's attractions
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        A historical world full of action
        377 14 MACAO, a short jetfoil, hydrofoil or ferry ride away from Hongkong, is a land of surprises. Its Portuguese and Chinese heritage has given it a unique way of life, nurtured over the centuries. Very often, a different world altogether exists just round the corner.
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        624 15 By MARTIN RYAN YOU know something about Australia from study at school the world's biggest island, nearly as big as all of China lots of "funny" or cuddly animals that make you smile when you see them pictured or on television. But it's really so
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        Festivals galore and a sense of the absurd
        636 15 THE image in some quarters of an Australian a man in a slouch hat, swigging tea and strumming his guitar through the Outback is as wp-.ig as many other riisconceptions about Australia. Turn the real Australian upside down and you are quite
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        Budget holidays that promise adventure
        456 16 FOR a holiday that's a little different, try a Diners World Contiki tour which is jam-packed with action, adventure, fun and famous sights. Contiki, the Londonbased tour operator, conducts tours for adventure seekers aged 18 to 35, looking for new friends, new experiences, good fun
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      414 1 BBBBJ 7^C-* -^wx. A SHOWCASE FOR NEW IMAGES_Page Three, i i Stagftpwe's lint Festival of Dun is mw m at the Vletavla Ikmtn. I AlnMst aU «f the daaee ttem« to DC |WHIBI lIIIHI WTOX vBVnW§nMBm especially far thk ■eeaatM. Bead i what w daaee eatanudat has to aay i
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      418 2 i|! CATHAY ORGANISATION jj il(S) 20TH CENTURY-FOX (_J|j| 1 1 Proudly Present SIfeTHE 1982 GOLDEN GLOBE AWARD WINNER. ;!&gt;&gt;[ FOR BEST PICTURE I ,l| r ALSO J!; NOMINATED FOR 7 1982 ACADEMY AWARDS &lt; 5 INCLUDING ill I—^-BEST1 —^-BEST PICTURE &lt;j &gt; ivS^T^PTTS^^L^BBu J (,i I {jl I J*l .^BaT**?"^^
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      230 2 YanftZt To Day Encountar ollha Spooky Kind h n Konc Cttan t o Doy Cream Soda M* m Contonasc To Day M/« at both thaali «a (V)«am (KC)11om Girk' Reformatory •n Mondonn Straits Tooa, 4 ahowa 1 JO, UO, 7.30 a 9.30pm The Prodttal Son to To Day M/S ot
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      396 2 CAPITOL-REPUBLIC Now Showing (CAP *****59) 11am. 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9.15 Mo Fraa List I (REP *****02) 11am. 1.30, 4, 6 45, 9.15 No Fre* List I pj CD.— in super stereophonic sound at Capitol The Great Escape Soccer Escape to Vlcttry B pj T I B pj fr&& psro \.lrk
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      656 2 0 3 ANISAHON(J| 1 NOW SHOWWGI \J OOCOM 11am. 1 4 00. 7 00. 9 ISpm 1 &gt; (No Fr.« Lul ot OOfONi !l JUMOMO: MO 9 ISpm V 1 LCWUMC-ONO9K &lt;jl 11am. 1.30. 4 00. «.4S. 9.lSpm 1 ANNOUNCEMENT Send n your riort portion ol I I lodmnuon tick
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      299 3 Mutes Of A Sort We are mutes of a sort, our words have no impact of a bullet, our words have no punch of Mohammad All, our words are clowns heard in circuses of yesterday, laughter without meaning. Words have been carried away by the wind of a thousand screams
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      22 4 HITACHI Technology Makes A Breakthrough in Health HME-20A Fully &lt;~~5 r ~M&^^^ Automatic M W Blood Pressure W and Pulse Monitor joo^^
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      361 5 MORK AND MINDY (Ch 5, 1 p.m.): This series is really going far out of orbit with Jonathan Winters trying to outdo Robin William's Mork ...and succeeding quite often. This time, the men try to get Mindy re-employ-ed after the new general manager of the TV station dismisses her because
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      302 5 Canyon Passage lots of action the very efficient police force, the public's willingness to cooperate with the police is a major contributing factor. In a society like Japan's, where a high premium is placed on conformity and loyalty, what kind of people become criminals? And what happens to them? These
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      606 5 Brian Donlevy have the answer. HUANG FEI HONG (Ch 8, 1.25 p.m.): In anger and frustration the young Huang Fei Hong strikes his fists against the rocks and finds a deadly pugilistics instruction manual hidden behind them. PLAY OF THE WEEK TOWARDS THE END OF THE MORNING by MICHAEL FRAYN
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      1110 5 a&lt;"\ 'T'X i 9.00 AM Opening foJowed by Family 4.40 Sandiwara Tak Mahu Kalah Hour Festival I Don't Know Who 5.25 Documentary Dostoevsky I Am 6.15 News (English) 9.45 Scooby Doo and Scrappy Doo 6.25 Mountain Park 10.10 Taman Kanak-Kanak (Malay) 6.40 C*ieb Wttams (Part 7) (Last 10.40 The Wonderful
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      397 5 I PICK OF THE WEEK l^ By K ANNAN CHANORAN j Winners on the screen A B-^r*^r^— abAsMb^b& bK 'mmf^mi m 3 w^JW t^ On Golden Pond had the most nominatioM JANUARY 30 the Meryl Streep won the vich Dostoevsky (1821 day the Sfth Golden Best Actress Award for 1881),
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      330 6 There's another world of romance Sapphire romances are more exotic, are more exciting than most ordinary romance fiction. In Sapphire romance you 7/ find that love is a wonder that comes in many forms. A fancy sometimes, a phantom and occasionally a splendid reality. So if you 're a discerning
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      899 6 by Edgar Rice Burroughs ig^B^jMßWßkJ^Bß^^Mfcs. %i\ Manhattan, CAtwyoi6 v-^M B^^Bs^HlW^mmmm^l^mmm^m^m^Hlmmmm^mV li^L a A J tahzaa anp JAAie »Bin«»«^nnjiiaißßiß««iß»ißm««annnnn»^nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnni^nnn^nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn] /k v 1 i^^^ y BACH TO THOU f lx I V V\\ B£LOVEO AJ-ftICA.. ~^&gt;v^ v Vll I f\. C. I I JVW f^ \A&gt;^U-w^r c« V 6AMe e Hi^TcR f
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      440 7 C^^IHICSI Mf FFU FNI IFH MOnF^TY I MODESTY, just saying^^B H P^BBBBBBBBr I' Ml mUUU II i £ant REVEAL V*^ B^ THAT Jf &gt;OU TRY TO TMAT ONE IS ALWAYS &gt;&gt; J |y *WX)¥ S j GILES i G£~T A I -J DOINiG %B *Bj r \jj f /c &gt;
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      801 8 f QUALITY HAND-CRAFTED A NICKEL BRONZE CUTLERY Manufocturers i- Ai- Exporters of the quality hand-crafted Nickel Bronze cutlery Nickel Bronze is on alloy made 'V S** up of copper and pure tin I in proper proportion. m Nickel Bronze is safe with &lt; m I food. Nickel Bronze Cutlery does
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      321 8 What can you do after C and A' Levels Much more than just landing fauneM in £&HIET Brtti&gt;h ln tu&lt; tht first available job. Prepare yourself tor W Engineering T«c»inok)gy the career and advancement you want. Has helixd thousands ol people around the even if you're already work.ny With world
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      331 9 IL olxL-LCI I \J\ N •In the Skeleton Cro««word di»c» iquan* form iymthe black squares and clue metrical pattern j the top numbers have to be Oiled ln half matches the bottom as well at the words. Pour half and the two sides corblack squares and four clue respond So
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      436 11 Confucian values for modern Singapore mmm CONFUCIUS THE ANALECTS Edited by D.C. Lav '*^^^^^L% As a thinker, Confucius held up an ideal for all men to perfect one's own moral character. For this he held out no hope of reward either in this life or the next: the benefit lies
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      231 13 ®Tmv*rßZ ANSWERS ALL YOUR QUESTIONS After I've seen the temples what can I do in Thailand? What's the cheapest way to get to Europe? What's new to see in Indonesia? Is Disneyland really expensive? Which is the most famous museum in Taiwan? Can I afford a weekend in Hong Kong?
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      415 13 holidays! ALL TAIWAN/KOREA 1 1 DAYS $2459 t^^ f'P I ALL TAIWAN/KOREA/ JAPAN fff ~^JP) I 16 DAYS $3009 I ALL TAIWAN/KOREA/ JAPAN/HONG KONG 19 DAYS $3249 Dep: 22/3, 29/3, 5/4, 12/4, 19/4, 26/4, 10/5. 24/5. 31/5. 7/6, 14/6. 21/6. ALL TAIWAN ca^^&ll^.JlEiL I 9 DAYS $1 839 fcs^UJ==El?so?»M TAIWAN/HONGKONG^^^^ffAf
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  • supplement Pakistan National Day
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      MESSAGE FROM HIS EXCELLENCY MR AFZAL MAHMOOD, AMBASSADOR OF PAKISTAN
      274 1 IT WAS on March 23, 19M that the Muslims of South Asia resolved to form an independent state for themselves, under the dynamic leadership of Quald-e-Azam Mohammad All Jinnah. Although Pakistan was actually created more than seven years after that
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      MESSAGE FROM MR MUHAMMAD ZUBAIR KIDWAI, CHARGE D'AFFAIRES/TRADE COMMISSIONER FOR PAKISTAN
      557 1 ON THE auspicious occasion of Pakistan National Day, it is my pleasure and privilege to outline with great satisfaction the close and friendly relations between Pakistan and Singapore. Cordial and friendly relations existing between Singapore and Pakistan were given
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      A bountiful, beautiful land
      1644 1 PAKISTAN has the unique distinction, stemming from what Campbell-Johnson calls "the tyranny of the clock," of being the first British colonial territory to achieve independence in the post-World War II years. Product of one of history's biggest mass move- have their well-staffed offices in Singapore. Habib
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      Significant economic growth
      2000 2 PAKISTAN joined the ranks of steel producing countries of the world with the formal inauguration of the country's first Rs 26 billion (515.2 billion) Steel Project by President General Muhammad Zia-Ul-Haq at Bin Qasim, 40 km east of Karachi in August, last year. The commissioning of Pakistan
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        Distinct curtural heritage
        1242 3 THE art of the Asian sub-continent, c o m p r i sing Pakistan today, has been the crucible of numerous civilisations, the earliest known dating as far back as 3000 BC. Evidence of this civilisation, known to archaeologists as the Indus Valley civilisation, is to be
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        Making headway in sports
        743 4 TRADITIONAL sports of the area constituting Pakistan today were eclipsed by European games played back home by the Britons since their arrival in the last century. Independence in 1947, however, left Pakistan with a meagre share of sportsmen of international repute. There was no dearth of
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      133 1 We share the joy and aspirations of the Government and People of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan on their National Day. Bt^n^n^M ■I^H l&Jnfifl ■^■^^■^■^■^■tin^n^n^nT^^^tt£3 A salute to a great nation. Pakistan a vibrant new state founded on August 14, 1947, had its roots embedded 2,500 BC in the highly
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      282 2 jT Congratulations to Congratulations to THE PEOPLE GOVERNMENT N THE PEOPLE GOVERNMENT of the ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF of the ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF P £?H£ A ?V*Z IT PAKISTAN on their NATIONAL DAY NATIONAL DAY from Vl I 1/ BRAND BHADELIA INDUSTRIES (PTE) LTD "globex elite Suite 1605, 16th Floor Straits
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      98 3 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GOVERNMENT AND PEOPLE OF THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN ON THEIR NATIONAL DAY from PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PTE. LTD. EASTERN MARITIME (PTE) LTD GENERAL AGENTS NATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION OF PAKISTAN PIL BUILDING, 140 CECIL STREET, No 03-00. SINGAPORE 0106. TEL: *****33 (20 lines) Telex:
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      99 3 hmJ LJ L. .Jfl@i*3 W "m mmzzzMm Pakistan International Airlines comes home to a big celebration Pakistan National Day Pakistan International Air- we are able to extend our Indeed visiting our counUnes joins fellow country- services with even better try with us is iust like men the world over in
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      503 4 [Best Wishes to the People Government of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan on their National Day from LI SlCqpus (Situjafm'Pu Ltl. 351/352 Peninsula Plaza LI North Bridge Rd Singapore 0617 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 815, Colombo Court, Singapore 0617. Tel: *****72, *****74, *****76 Telex: ***** ALGA YS Sole Agents for
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      94 4 All editorial material for this supplement was supplied by the Embassy of Pakistan, Singapore PAKISTAN PAINDA BAD V CpNOAL INTERNATIONAL pTE. LTD. Telex: RS ***** NANSEC. Cable "GONDALINT" Tel: *****58 424, 4th Floor Colombo Court, P.O. Box 133 Singapore 06 1 7 Our Congratulations to the Government and People of
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  • supplement World Trade Centre
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      WTC Auditorium a boost for onventions
      1231 1 WTC Auditorium a boost for onventions WORLD TRADE CENTRE ON MARCH 1 at 10 a.m., the opening ceremony of the Mass Rapid Transit Conference (MRT 82) got under way, marking a turning point in Singapore's role as a conventions and exhibitions city. For the opening of MRT 82 also marks
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      Foreward by Mr K.C. Yuen
      183 1 Director, Singapore Tourist Promotion Board IT GIVES me great pleasure to congratulate the World Trade Centre Singapore on the opening of Its auditorium which represents yet another milestone In Singapore's growth as a major convention city in Asia. Previous to this, the World Trade Centre
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        239 1 ann^nkjannk^n* '■^rf'^'i f-gy \XTf%T*t&lt;% IH*ft*ln* n^n^^*^!*** CLfrl tfO «%af%* t n* !•&gt;# UiC W Ullil XJL ttUv vvHvlCf CPwpMtCMßl^y^^ on the opening of their AudiWrktm. WE PIONEERED THE SYSTEMS APPROACH IN SOUTH EAST ASIA Whatever your booth construction demands LEAVE YOUR PROBLEMS IN THE SAFE HANDS Whatever your building requirements
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        385 1 ANNOUNCING SINGAPORE'S FIRST PURPOSE-BUILT CONVENTION CENTRE... THE WTC AUDITORIUM I nn-^akT isn^ntfninlnW^^iSnV r**"* olßn^nHn^n^T^^^^^^^^^^^^^^i I I Wt&gt; Lsn^nß^LH LBnm^P^ V I 1 I I I Vfc 1 *'"\KV i" I HfeaaC 111 TWftfi Jft^M— i^— a- dnW sSj^^^KJ^n^B^^W?ill^^nin^^^ ifcnna^^L^llnWlnfc The most complete Venue for f^i^s^x^s^&lt;: Ch^ k y° ur requirements
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        409 2 PHILIPS Philips and Singapore creating a Convention Centre. People come from all over the world to use our convention equipment. &gt; Over the last few years Singapore has Mi flflttttfl MMI gpgg^ f rom any delegate's microphone audio mixing desk. This desk provides been gradually fulfilling its aspirations j^-.-' ..-'^M^^Pl^^___^
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      Home to six major computer firms
      600 3 A GROWING awareness of the efficiency computers can provide has attracted many manufacturers, agents, consultants and suppliers in the industry to set up operations in Singapore. Reflecting the Republic's emergence as a regional computer centre, the World Trade Centre has become home to six
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        43 3 Congratulations Best Wishes to World Trade Centre on the Opening of The Auditorium. From the main contractors for the project cJSSSSZ miff WOH HUP(PTE) LIMITED Bfl 1 9-00 The Arcade. 1 1 Collyer Quay. Singapore 01 04 Telephone *****22. Telex: R*****0. Cable: WOHUPCOY
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        192 3 Congratulations Best Wishes to World Trade Centre Singapore on the opening of WTC A UDITORIUM H usT p^^ proud to be involved in the planning, I supply, installation I \^^^o^^ and commissioning I Duet 2 Memory lighting control system °f 16m/35 mm cinema project I systems, dimming D &gt; and
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      Club benefits extend overseas as well
      878 4 THE World Trade Centre Club, which opened its doors in August last year, already has a membership of 620, 120 more than the target set for the initial phase. Those who join the club will, in effect, be joining an international association with more
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      Serving the needs of international businessmen
      812 4 Serving the needs of international businessmen MR KEITH Taylor, senior consultant of the National Computing Centre in Manchester, recently conducted two days of talks cum demonstrations of NCC software expertise to a select audience of academics and computer professionals in the conference room of World Trade Centre Singapore (WTCS). There
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        266 4 Hinasmon CoffwrWtfTffrt lo Qutttty stsndtnte Full back-up service and facilities for exhibitions. DESIGN CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICAL CARPET DISPLAY When only a good team, co-operative and capable of producing outstanding works for your exhibitions will do. When not only experience and expertise count, we have it to get your job done fast.
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