The Straits Times, 25 March 1982

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    15 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Army seizes power in Bangladesh
    303 1 NIEW DELHI, Wed. Bangladesh army chief Lieut-Gen Mohammad Ershad today seized x)wer in an apparently bloodless :oup that ended the four-month ;ivilian rule of President Abdus Jattar. Gen Ershad said in a broadcast over Radio Bangladesh, nonitored here by the Press Prust of India (PTI),
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    A painless health plan
    1250 1  -  LESLIE FONG By Associate Editor Take-home pay won't be cut Chok Tong HEALTH Minister Goh Chok Tong, in outlining the proposed National Health Plan in Parliament yesterday, disclosed that the government was considering making it compulsory for everyone to put aside savings for medical expenses. He
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    Lock icon Dozier gets new posting
    83 1 VICENZA (Italy), Wed. US General James Dozier, who recently testified at the trial of his left- wing guerilla kidnappers, left the Nato base In this northern Italian town for a new posting yesterday, military sources said. He and his wife, Judith, went to Naples for talks
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    Lock icon Britain names police chief
    36 1 LONDON, Wed. British Home Secretary William Whitelaw yesterday appointed Sir Kenneth Newman, a former police chief in Northern Ireland, to Britain's top police job as head of London's 26.000--strong police force Reuter.
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    Brezhnev appeals to Beijing to improve relations
    259 1 MOSCOW, Wednesday PRESIDENT Leonid Brezhnev appealed to China today to end two decades of hostility and said the Soviet Union was ready to improve relations. Speaking in the central Soviet Asian city of Tashkent, not far from China, Mr Brezhnev said Moscow had
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    Lock icon 'External forces' hampering Japan ties
    186 1 'External forces' hampering Japan ties Mr Brezhnev said relations between the Soviet Union and Japan were being hampered by "external forces" a reference to the United States. He called on Japan to reconsider a proposal he made last year for confidence-building measures in the Far East, and said agreement could
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    Lock icon Thatcher rejects Saudi call to raise prices
    192 1 Thatcher rejects Saudi call to raise prices LONDON, Wed. British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher today rejected a Saudi Arabian call for higher North Sea oil prices, saying Britain must follow the prevailing world price. Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani, the Saudi Oil Minister, sought the increase at the weekend after a
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    Manners impeccable enough for the breakfast table
    228 1 SHE'S a top star. Crowds come to see her. But this gorgeous female will host a breakfast especially for you. Imagine yourself savouring a continental buffet, fish porridge and fresh fruit amidst the trees, overlooking the scenic Seletar Reservior, as the cool morning
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    Lock icon US wants N-treaty plan ready by May 1
    127 1 US wants N-treaty plan ready by May 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. The United States government has set May 1 as the deadline for completing a new proposal for a strategic nuclear weapons treaty with the Soviet Union, official sources said yesterday. The proposal has been in preparation since last November when
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    Resettlement compensation increased by 50 per cent
    415 1 COMPENSATION for resettlement cases has been increased by 50 per cent. National Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan, who announced this yesterday, described the increase as the largest ever granted. Replying to backbenchers' pleas for higher compensation, Mr Teh told Parliament that the government
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    All on waiting list can expect fiats by end of 1985
    207 1 All on waiting list can expect fiats by end of 1985 APPLICANTS now on the Hoaxing Beard's waiting list ran expect U get their flats by the end of I*Bs, barring unforeseen difficulties la the HDB's n—UaiUaa programme. MsclMdag this yesterday, National Development Minister Tell Cheang Wan said there were
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    Lock icon Asia-bound
    43 1 WASHINGTON. Wed. US Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger leaves for Asia today to urge the Japanese to spend more on defence and to reassure the South Koreans of unswerving US support against a hostile North Korean neighbour. He will also visit Manila AP.
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    Lock icon LATEST POLICEMEN MUTINY
    54 1 LATEST POLICEMEN MUTINY JERUSALEM, Wed. Arab Mtlremen la the West Bank and Gaaa mutinied today and damped their uniforms outside police stations la protest against the 1011Inc of two young Paleattalaaa by Israeli troops. Bethlehem's Palestinian Mayor EUas Frril said that a total of 52 policemen were Involved In the
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      72 1 KJESHjffiSI 46 pages today DRIVE TO WOO MORE KIDNEY DONORS Page 10 Appeal to Cambridge over marking of English exam papers Back Page SUMMARY I WORLD NEWS S, 4, COMICS II CAUSEWAY 11 EDITORIAL 12 LETTERS IS BACKGROUND 14 CLASSIFIEDS IS-28 SPORTS 29-31 Doing what I love most GREG SMITH
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      654 2 Parents' choice SCHOOLS teaching religious knowledge will accept the student's choice of religion to study unless his parents objected, in which case, the parents' choice would prevail. This was announced by the ministry's assistant director of humanities, Mr D. S. Samuel. Meanwhile, the ministry's moral education specialist inspector, Mr
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      COMMENT
      201 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: DR TOH Chin Chye focused an an Increasingly familiar problem when he complained In Parliament that It was uo longer easy to get neighbourhood tradesmen to make house calls. Additional modifications to the tender system, if found to be needed, may bring about a more
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      SECTION 2
      319 2 Music maestro speaks THE Gregg Smith Singers choir began, like so many great things, with a spark of imagination, a dash of hope and a whole lot of guts. As a graduate teaching assistant in the Music Department of the Los Angeles campus of the University of California,
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      273 2 HYUNDAI CONSTRUCTION GETS $475 m CONTRACT THE superstructure of Marina Centre will be constructed at a cost of $475 million, which is the value of the contract awarded to Hyundai Construction of South Korea. The project is expected to be completed in three years. Hyundai's administrative manager in
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      BACKGROUND
      76 2 IN CASE TIN PACT FLOPS... MALAYSIA has proposed a plan for tin producers to split ranks from the consumers and fend for themselves should the Sixth International Tin Agreement fail to get off the ground. This is because the main consumer, the United States, has still to sign the
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      564 2 Escap ban on politics ALL political statements have been banned at the 38th annual session of the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (Escap) now on in Bangkok. The decision was made after heated words were exchanged between China and Vietnam after the Chinese
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      SPORTS
      184 2 Europe stand alone TOP-SEEDED Morten Frost, of Denmark, 23, is the only European seed vying for the men's singles title at the All-England badminton championships. The rest are Asians, a situation caused principally by the entry last May, for the first time, of China into the International Badminton Federation.
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      170 2 Why 'Look East' PRIME Minister Datuk Sen Mahathir Mohamed has given the reason for his "Look East" policy. He said Malaysia had been too dependent on technology transfer from the West ana those sent there were exposed to Western influences and values. To balance the situation, he
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      143 2 Opera, then and now CANTONESE opera had its heyday in the Forties and Fifties. Stars packed them in every night from 8 p.m. to midnight. Children were indentured to opera troupes where they went through gruelling training. Madam San Fei Fong was a star who went
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Politics banned from Escap meeting
      294 3 Politics banned from Escap meeting BANGKOK, Wednesday ALL political statements have been banned at the 38th annual session of the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (Escap) here after a heated exchange on the opening day between China and Vietnam. 1 Political comment is to be struck
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      Lock icon SECURITY BOOST FOR MUSLIM PARTY RALLIES
      230 3 SECURITY BOOST FOR MUSLIM PARTY RALLIES JAKARTA, Wed. The Jakarta military command imposed stringent security measures here today as members and supporters of the main opposition Muslim United Development Party (PPP) began gathering to stage campaign rallies for the general election on May 4. While armed troops were taking positions
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      Lock icon China ready to reduce US ties, says report
      433 3 BEIJING, Wed. China's top leader Deng Xiaoping was quoted yesterday as saying China is "well prepared" to downgrade diplomatic relations over American arms sales to Taiwan. ihe latest issue of the monthly news magazine, Observation Post, quoted Vice-Chairman Deng as telling Cambodian
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      Lock icon Columnist jailed
      62 3 ISTANBUL, Wed. Turkey's best-known woman newspaper columnist, Mrs Nazli Dcaik, 38, was sentenced to three months in prison by a military court today for an article she wrote last year, the military authorities announced. The court convicted her of violating a martial law decree banning public statements on
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      Lock icon When traffic police break the rules...
      147 3 When traffic police break the rules NEW DELHI, Wed. When traffic policemen themselves cause a traffic Jam, what do you do? Yon gang up on them and make them park their vehicles properly. It happened on a road on Delhi University campus yesterday when five traffic officers, on an inspection
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      Lock icon Ex-general takes over
      304 3 GUATEMALA CITY, Wed. Junior army officers overthrew General Fernando Romeo Lucas Garcia's right-wing government yesterday, replacing it with a Junta headed by a retired general who failed in a bid for the presidency eight years ago. Retired Gen Efrain Rios Mont, who ran unsuccessfully for president in
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      Lock icon Sunbath solves Columbia's frozen latch snag
      170 3 Sunbath solves Columbia's frozen latch snag HOUSTON, Wed. A brief sunbath ordered by space agency officials for a frozen cargo door latch on the orbiting US space shuttle Columbia cleared the way for the two astronauts to resume a long list of tasks set for the third mission of the
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      coup in Bangladesh
      166 3 THE pre-dawn coup d'etat In Bangladesh yesterday was the fourth successful attempt by the army to take ever power since the birth of the nation after a bloody war with Pakistan In 1971. The first to fall victim to the army was President Sheikh MujHrar Rahman, who
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      Lock icon Ershad had earlier sought decisive role for the army
      223 3 Ershad had earlier sought decisive role for the army ITTW BANGLADESH army chief Lieutenant-General Mohammad Ershad, who seized power in a military coup, has been pressing for a decisive role for the armed forces in running the country since presidential elections last November. He claimed that there was a deep
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      Lock icon Sattar saw army as the defender of nations sovereignty
      225 3 Sattar saw army as the defender of nations sovereignty MR ABDUS SATTAR, who was ousted as Bangladesh President yesterday, roused from a sickbed to take over the reins of government when President Ziaur Rahman was killed last year. Since he assumed power as the nations chief executive, Mr Sattar appeared
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon West Germany expels 10 spies
      306 4 Eastern bloc agents posed as businessmen BONN, W*d. WEST Germany has expelled 10 Eastern European agents who were posing as businessmen, the government said in a statement in Parliament yesterday. It said in addition to the agents, an intelligence operation is being carried out in
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      IN other words...
      44 4 IN other words... 4 OUR principle is that trade equals life. If you don't have trade yon could have, as an a end result, y war. French Trade Minister Michel Jobert on why France has decided to buy Siberian gas from the Soviet Union.
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      Lock icon A defeat for party but not me, says Schmidt
      208 4 A defeat for party but not me, says Schmidt BONN, Wed. Chancellor Helmut Schmidt said yesterday his Social Democratic Party was defeated on Sunday in a state parliamentary election in Lower Saxony, but he was not. "The Chancellor was not running," he said when asked how he felt about "your
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      Lock icon Little to cheer as EEC turns 25
      87 4 BRUSSELS, Wed. The European Economic Community celebrates its 25th birthday tomorrow while unemployment has more than doubled among its member countries over the past decade. Besides unemployment, the 10 nations of the EEC are grappling with disputes over agricultural policy, inflation and foreign
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      Lock icon Bus tragedy
      43 4 NEW DELHI, Wed. At least 27 people were feared dead and 22 injured, seven of them seriously, yesterday when a bus went off the road in Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh. in north India, the Press Trust o( India reported. AFP.
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      Walesa turns down 'leave Poland' offer
      159 4 WARSAW, Wednesday THE Warsaw regime has proposed that interned labour leader Lech Walesa and his family leave Poland voluntarily, Mr Walesa's wife said yesterday, the 100 th day since the sweeping military crackdown brought martial-law rule to the country. "Of course we refused," Mrs
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      Lock icon Brief strikes hit giant tractor plant
      143 4 Meanwhile, brief and unannounced rotating strikes took place last Saturday in workshops of the giant Ursus tractor factory in suburban Warsaw, reliable sources said here yesterday. The strikes, lasting between 15 and 30 minutes, were called on such claims as malfunctioning machinery and lack
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      Lock icon ZURICH TEARS DOWN YOUTH CENTRE
      91 4 ZURICH, Wed. Zurich's 20 months of patience with its rebellious youth ended yesterday with the demolition of the autonomous youth centre which symbolised their rejection of Swiss society. Held back by a cordon of policemen, about 50 youths watched quietly as cranes and bulldozers tore
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      Lock icon Bring back hanging say one in three Britons
      222 4 LONDON, Wed. -Oh> In three BritwltvNr > restoring the death J penalty to earb riatac crime aad eight eat of > II wit tongSer prtm > seatoaces fer violent -2* criminals, according to ■a eptatoa pell pahaaa)ed today la the Dally Mall.
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Lock icon Nigeria halts imports as oil revenues take a dive
      229 6 LONDON, Wed. Nigeria, faced with a slump in oil revenues, effectively suspended almost all imports yesterday by denying banks permission to arrange financing, well-in-formed banking sources said here. Nigeria's Central Bank told banks operating there that effective from today they could
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      Lock icon Begin govt votes to stay after tie in Knesset
      456 6 JERUSALEM, Wednesday A TIE vote in parliament on a motion of no confidence yesterday prompted Prime Minister Menachem Begin to ask his Cabinet to resign, but the Cabinet reiected bis request and voted, 12 to 6, to stay in office. The
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      Lock icon Saudi trader gives $12m aid to Afghan guerillas
      85 6 JEDDAH, Wei. A Saudi ■■■!■>— IMB, Salem bla MahfMu. today donated US$l million (5512.7 million) to help Muslim guerillas fighting the Soviet-hacked go vernmeat at Afghanistan, the Saudi press agency said. The il—tita was made to a Saudi governmeiit-eponMred committee for the
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      Lock icon Border issue: Mubarak stands firm
      284 6 Border issue: Mubarak stands firm CAIRO, Wed. President Hosni Mubarak was quoted today by Cairo newspapers as saying Egypt would not cede a single inch of its territory as a result of border disputes with Israel. But the newspapers also cited him as telling parliamentarians of the niling National Democratic
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Anti-Reagan protest
        65 6 AT LEAST 15,000 New Yorkers demonstrated against President Ronald Reagan on Tuesday in the biggest protest march since he took office 14 months ago. The demonstrators blocked the avenue outside a New York hotel where Mr Reagan defended his economic plan. The protest was so large that he
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        Lock icon March in cities
        56 6 LEFTIST GUERILLAS announced plans yesterday to march in El Salvador's cities in a bid to overthrow the ruling American-backed junta. The guerillas' Radio Venceremos said in its latest broadcast in San Salvador: "Our forces have defeated the enemy in the countryside and now prepare for final victory
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        Lock icon Marcos says 'yes
        66 6 PHILIPPINES PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos agreed yesterday to fresh efforts by the Islamic Conference Organisation (ICO) to end 10 years of Muslim insurgency in his mainly -Christian country, the Saudi press agency reported. The agency said Mr Marcos had agreed to the move after talks with Mr Habib
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        Lock icon Defeat for Jenkins?
        69 6 CAMPAIGNING FOR Britain's most important by-election in years ended yesterday in confusion over whether former European Commission President Roy Jenkins was ahead of his Labour and Conservative opponents. The latest public opinion poll in Glasgow's Hillhead district signalled defeat tomorrow for Mr Jenkins, which would be a
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        Lock icon Japan's trade pledge
        71 6 JAPANESE FOREIGN Minister Yoshio Sakurauchi, calling for a strengthening of free trade, has promised US officials his country will move further to open its markets to foreign imports. Giving an account of his two days of talks in Washington, Mr Sakurauchi told a press conference last night
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        Lock icon Suharto's order
        71 6 PRESIDENT SUHARTO has ordered the Indonesian Tiansmigration Co-ordination Agency to gear up for the movement of 13 million landless and petty farmers from Java to the outlying islands. The instructions, handed to Junior Minister of Transmigration Martono and key agency officials in Jakarta on Tuesday, directed that all
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    Man dies in crane collapse
    125 7 Man dies in crane collapse A CRANE rigger was killed and an engineer seriously Intured when a tower crane collapsed at the worksite of the Meridien Hotel off Orchard Road yesterday afternoon. Mr Kacmw bin Samsoo, 26, died on the spot, while engineer Tay Leong Seng, 42, smff ered spinal
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    Toy safety body plans to help parents choose
    303 7 THE Toy and Safety authority of Singapore takes a serious view of fun and games. Its task is to safeguard the lives and limbs of more than half a million children here. For a start, it will draw up a programme to
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    Students' choice of religion will be accepted
    382 7  - Students' choice of religion will be accepted JUNE TAN But parents to have the last say in doubtful cases By Our Education Reporter SCHOOLS implementing the compulsory religious knowledge programme wiU, in most cases, accept the student's choice of religion for study as a subject in Secondary Three and Four.
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    $10,000 tin food retrieved
    63 7 DETECTIVES have recovered $10,000 worth of canned food, believed to be stolen from a warehouse. Acting on a tip-off, the detectives, led by Sgt Quek Yang LUn. seized the stolen goods which included abalone. peanut butter and soap. One screw driver, one crow-bar and two torch
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    Sharp lesson
    25 7 THE Radin Mas Community Centre women sub-committee will demonstrate vegetable carving at the centre on April 1 at 7.30 p.m. Admission Is free.
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  • COURT BRIEFS
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      Pregnant woman loses appeal in drugs case
      142 7 Pregnant woman loses appeal in drugs case A PREGNANT woman convicted of drug trafficking yesterday lost her appeal against her conviction and a retrial for her case. She had appealed on the basis that she had not been able to provide an adequate defence at her trial. Ng, 28, was
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      Acid charge trio for trial
      64 7 HOUSEWIFE Mary Jer Perform., 17. charged with hiring tw* mea to tkr*w aela at her d»ognter-ta-l»w on Jnly ZS last year, was committed to stand trial la the HUh Cnwt after a preliminary Inquiry ye»tenUy. The men, Kitokaasamy Seevasamy, termer general secretary af the PnbUc
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      Illegal hawker fined $1,200
      45 7 HAWKER Pau Woon Ken was fined $1,200 by a magistrate's court yesterday for illegal hawking in various housing estates between July 21 and Dec 26 last year. He was fined another $150 for failing to answer court summonses for unlicensed hawking.
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      10 years' jail for burglar
      52 7 A BUBOLAB was seatened to It years preventive detent!** by district e«wt yetter&f Ah Hve 48, wfc» h»d pleaded gnllty Feb ft to U charges sf h*asebre*king Involving SWJW wrtfc tt fnft* had his sentence pMrtpooed till yesterday wkea a preventive detention repart was tendered
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      Man who ran brothel fined
      57 7 A MAN was fined $3,500 by a district court yesterday for running a brothel at Ruby Plaza In Balestier Road on Feb 23. Ec Man Meng. 32, pleaded guilty. The court beard that six of the 10 Thai girls who were at the flat that
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    Woman taken in by bluff loses $5,000
    186 7 THE police have renewed their warning urging people to be on the alert against tricksters, after a 2£year-old woman was cheated of $5,000 in a bank. Miss K.Y. Chow, who has a Joint account with her father at the Development Bank of Singapore,
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    Six give their views on NUS computer course
    468 7  - Six give their views on NUS computer course LILLIAN CHEW By tee, chaired by Permanent Secretary (Education) Goh Kirn Leong. paia special attention to the analytical skills and quality of mind of the Also important was the nmnMAMtmm' commitment to carving a career in computers. Winners of the 1982 award
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  • DEBATE ON BUDGET ESTIMATES: MINISTRY BY MINISTRY
    • FOREIGN AFFAIRS
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        MP must serve country and constituency, says Dhana
        436 8 MP must serve country and constituency, says Dhana AN MP should not be denied the opportunity of serving his country abroad, particularly if political and economic benefits can be generated for Singapore as well, Foreign Minister S. Dhanabalan said yesterday. "A Member of Pailiament need not serve only his constituency.
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        Study on raising cost of living allowances for mission staff
        674 8 Study on raising cost of living allowances for mission staff A STUDY on increases in cost of living allowances for overseas mission staff is now being conducted. Foreign Minister S. Dhanabalan said. His ministry, he said, was very conscious of the need to improve the terms and conditions of the
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    • HEALTH
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        Doctors won't be forced to stick to fees
        587 8 Doctors won't be forced to stick to fees DOCTORS will not be forced by law to stick to a proposed schedule of fees, Health Minister Goh Chok Tong said. Explaining why, he said as medical skills and services differed, even for the same type of illnesses or operations, it would
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        Medical skills, services differ for same illness or operation, says Chok Tong
        610 8 "But just as one cantankerous, obstreperous, obscurantist character in Parliament will tarnish the high standing of MPs, one blatantly unethical medical practice will bring the medical profession into disrepute. "Therefore, we must try to eradicate all unethical medical
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        Extra shift at renal unit to treat more patients
        442 8 Extra shift at renal unit to treat more patients THE Ministry of Health will be starting an additional shift at the Self -Dialysis Unit at Alexandra Hospital so that more patients suffering chronic renal failure can be treated. In addition, it will consider providing more faculties for self-dial-ysis at appropriate
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        Doctors rapped for being 'too money-minded'
        475 8 SINGAPORE doctors were criticised by Mr IJm Boon Heng (Kebun Barn) for being more concerned with charging high fees than the health of patients. He said the medical profession owed It to Itself to r«medy the unfavourable Image It had created. "Some patients get
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  • NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
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      One-year guarantee against defects to stay
      191 9 A SUGGESTION that Housing Board residents be given a longer guarantee against defects in their new flats was rejected by Mr Teh Cheang Wan. But he assured MPs that the HDB would continue to monitor the number of complaints on defects or bad workmanship
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      $65 million to curb pollution from pig waste
      86 9 $65 million to curb pollution from pig waste THE government has set aside $65 million to help farmers reduce pollution caused by pig waste. The money will be given as capital grants over the next few years. The details and method of disbursement would be finalised soon, the Minister of
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      Teh defends staff against charges of 'not caring'
      401 9 Teh defends staff against charges of 'not caring' NATIONAL Development Minister Teh CheangWan defended Housing Board staff yesterday against criticisms of insensitive behaviour made by Mr Brie Cheon*; (Tea Pay oh). Mr Teh conceded that not all the 10,000 employees were angels. But he stressed that they had to comply
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      Fishing port-market ready next year
      111 9 THE $11.7 million Punggol fishing port and market will be completed in June next year. This was disclosed by the Minister of State (National Development), Mr Lee Yock Suan, in replying to a question by Mr Ng Kah Hag (Punggol). Covering a site of two
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      Balance between car parks and green areas a must
      238 9 THE Housing Beard will eiasHtx settlag aside more space for parking tt It finds the aamher sf ears la aa estate ezeeeds the aamher sf parking lets available. It will not do so when there hi as "real need" as when
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      HDB looking for way to change its accounting system
      332 9 HDB looking for way to change its accounting system THE Housing Board is trying to change and improve its controversial double-accounting system. It is discussing with the Auditor-Gerc-ral the best way of doing this without upsetting the present system, National Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan said on Tuesday. He stressed
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      School to train building industry workers
      142 9 School to train building industry workers A SCHOOL to train skilled workers for the construction industry is now being considered by the Ministry of National Development and other bodies, Mr Teh Cheang Wan said. He was replying to Mr Ng Kah Tug (Punggol) who had asked what steps the HDB
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      Waiting list will not be affected
      87 9 Waiting list will not be affected THE small number of HDB Oats the government has set aside for foreigners who join the civil service will not in any way adversely affect Singaporeans on the HDB waiting list. Mr Teh Cheang Wan said on Tuesday that with 290,000 units to be
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      SBC to concentrate on providing better services
      399 9 WHY RADIO, TV LICENCE FEES CANT BE CUT THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation will spend every cent it earns to provide better services for its viewers and listeners, Culture Minister S. Dhanabalan told Parliament. And part of its plans towards this is to buy
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      PAP office rent same as that of former tenant
      265 9 PAP office rent same as that of former tenant THE monthly rent paid by the Pecpie's Action Party for (to Napier Bead office Is the same as that paid by the prevteas tenant, the Applied Research Csrasrsusa. The ameaat was decided by the Commissioner of Lands .la esasaltatlsa with the
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      Better to look for cost-saving means
      280 9 AND NEITHER CAN BUS FARES THE most effective way the Singapore Bus Service can help ensure that future fare increases can be kept to the minimum is to intensify its search for cost-saving measures. Communications Minister Ong Teng Cheong who said this pointed out
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    Big drive to woo more kidney donors
    337 10  - Big drive to woo more kidney donors LIM HUI KIAU Foundation plans filmlets, talks and shows to reach 700,000 By A MAJOR drive is on at cinemas, schools and community centres to persuade more people to help save lives by pledging their kidneys. About 400 people die every year from
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    9 10 A POSTER for the campaign.
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    Muis gives out $100,000 to needy students
    201 10 Muis gives out $100,000 to needy students THE Muslim Religious Council (Muis) gave out nearly $100,000 in bursaries and study grants in 1980. These were for students pursuing pre-university, tertiary, religious and technical studies. Needy students in primary and secondary schools were also given grants which were reviewed every six
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    Nun helps deaf learn speech the fun way
    361 10  -  HEDWIG ALFRED By SISTER Mary Pauline b breaking the saaad barrier far the M children at the faaiaalaa Sehaal far the Deaf. With maale. skipping, clapping »nd games, the singing nan from Australia hi teaching her pupils rhythm and pitch, both vital
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    TEAM TRADES VIEWS ON QCs
    103 10 A FIVE-MEMBER team from the Malaysian National Institute of Public Administration (Intan) visited Singapore yesterday to exchange views on the quality control movements The officials on a one- day visit, were led by Mr Hashim Meon, head of the Computer Centre. They visited the Ministry
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    Two firms cite factor that slows automation
    346 10 TWO local companies said yesterday they could automate much faster if there were sufficient maintenance technicians. This shortage has resulted in one company cutting back on further mechanisation efforts and prevented another from operating three shifts a day. This was told to Dr
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    Teenager saved from jail by caring employer
    197 10 Teenager saved from jail by caring employer NOT all bosses are uncaring, an 18-year old orphan learned yesterday. His employer, a 45-year old businessman, gave an assurance in court yesterday to take the errant teenager under his wing. He also guaranteed the good behaviour of the youth for 18 months
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    M-cyclist dies
    31 10 A 24- YEAR-OLD motorcyclist, Mr Jurraat Ariffin bin Monamed Said, died when his machine was in an accident with a container truck on Holland Road yesterday at 2.30 p.m.
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      199 10 Bringing Up Father By BUI Ka vanagh V Hal Camp dAA<S<3iE I CAM'T WAS >OOP OROTM6P, COtAPUMM, COAPLAIM OOtJ'T J n^v ZZZZZ FIHDAMyCLEAM i BIAAM"/ AT HAY CIOSBT I THAT'S AUL >OU DO- A«K// X»**ol i, SLACKS.' I AGAIN? IF IT ISH'T TME \r&\ r~^s ■M— df ByOaicTofMal I' ''If.
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      Mahathir explains 'look East' policy
      342 11 South Korea and Japan are new sources of ideas KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday PRIME Minister Datuk Sen Mahathir Mohamed today explained to senators what he hopes Malaysia will learn from Japan and South Korea under his "look East" policy. Dr Mahathir, who became Prime Minister in
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      THE OBJECTIVES..
      46 11 THE Japanese and South Korean approach to work results in high productivity. THE government hopes to balance the situation it has been too dependent on the West IT also hopes to preserve its own attitudes and values through emulating Japanese and Korean work styles.
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      Lock icon Petronas to pipe gas to housing estates
      291 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Petronas, the national petroleum company, is planning to pipe liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) to residential areas throughout Peninsular Malaysia. Initially, the distribution network will be implemented in Trengganu where it is due for completion by 1984. Sources said yesterday that
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      Lock icon 100 pc loan for home buyers
      195 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaysian Government to to launch a system which will enable housebuyers of all races to obtain IN per cent loan for houses that cwt $M,fM or less, and for bunlputras to obtain a M per cent leas for houses that
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        Lock icon Warning of expulsion
        57 11 NATIONAL Front members were warned yesterday that they would be expelled from the party if they contested against each other in the general election. National Front secretary general Mr Ghafar Baba said expulsion would take place regardless of the person's position in the party. Previously, he added,
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        Lock icon April 22 a 'poor choice'
        63 11 THE DAP yesterday criticised the government for calling general elections on a work day DAP leader Mr Lim Kit Siang said in Kuala Lumpur the choice of day could be a "detriment" to his party's effort to consolidate its position. April 22, a Thursday, is
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        Lock icon Deadlocked negotiations
        38 11 THE DAP and the Parti Sodalis Raky.it Malaysia (PSRM) are still locked in negotiations on the formation of an electoral pact between the two parties in the coming general election, a DAP spokesman said yesterday. -NST.
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        Lock icon Election headquarters
        37 11 THE MCA has set up its general election operations room at its neadquarters in Jalan Ampang in Kuala Lumpur with Datuk Loh Fook Yen as the director of elections to coordinate all party activities. NST.
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    • Run-up to the election
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        DAP gives up hope of taking over states
        282 11 DAP gives up hope of taking over states KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Democratic Action Party has given up its hopes of capturing any state government in next month s general election. Instead the party will concentrate on retaining its image as an opposition party to be reckoned with, The Star
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        Lock icon A PACT THAT MAY LIFT DAMPENED SPIRITS
        136 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The mere mention of the word rain is bad news to rubber tappers but the signing of an agreement today for payment on washout days may help change all that. Under the agreement reached between the National Union of Plantation
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    The Straits Times says... We have to pay price of progress
    460 12 The Straits Times says We have to pay price of progress DR TOH Chin Chye, MP for Rochore, focused on an increasingly familiar problem when he complained in Parliament on Tuesday that it was no longer easy to get neighbourhood tradesmen to do small repair jobs in the house. And
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    Nothing to cheer about on 25th birthday
    912 12 Nothing to cheer about on 25th birthday .^^■^■v. TODAY marks the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Rome which created the European Economic Community. PETER B BARNARD, Associate Editor of Business Times, looks at the organisation's history ■^■'t£ and the problems that have beset it. But -y
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    The choice is always yours
    767 12 rjQjH SUDDENLY I find myself thinking of Madam St. Charles. She was the headmistress at my convent, who was quiet and sometimes looked a little stern. One day, in the second term of the Fifth Form (Standard Nine in those days) I was sent to
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    Looking for new blood
    1383 12 RECENTLY, The Straits Times spoke to Dr Huynh Kirn Khanh, senior research officer at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies and author of a new book, "Vietnamese Communism," which Cornell University Press is bringing out in June, on the forthcoming Vietnamese Fifth National Party Congress. Lil
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  • FORUM
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      Real challenges of the future
      1119 13 4 Mr Cheng's belief that we have reached the ultimate in economic development is an illusion. Today's progress with the passage of time tarns from achievement to backwardness, s YOUR correspondent, Mr Cheng Shoong Tat, like ether intelligent Singaporeans of his generation, is trying to
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      Renewing a TV licence
      226 13 Renewing a TV licence RECENTLY, I received SBC's TV licence renewal form and I took it to Marine Parade Post Office together with my cheque which was already written in favour of SBC (as advised on the reverse of the form). The clerk scrutinised the cheque and asked me to
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      Lock icon Taxing problem
      89 13 I own a four-room HDB flat. The Property Tax Department has charged me a warrant fee of $5 for a mere balance of (2.25 plus a Notice fee of $1. The "pink notice" (PTD 03) demanded payment of $8.25, threatening further action will follow otherwise. It is reasonable
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      Case of shoddy workmanship
      138 13 RECENTLY, I sent my car to the NTUC Comfort motor workshop at Sin Mm Drive for its regular servicing. I was impressed by the courtesy of the man at the inquiry counter, the workshop's air-conditioned lounge and its canteen which provided video shows for motorists while
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      Shortchanging the tourist
      138 13 Shortchanging the tourist I NEVER imagined my own countrymen could be so rude to tourists until recently. I took a Mexican friend to lunch at a Chinese restaurant in Kirn Seng Road. My friend did not have enough Singapore currency with him and he insisted that I did not pay
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      No links with Mr Woolf
      94 13 No links with Mr Woolf WE refer to your article "Emile Woolf College hands in assistance programme" (ST, March 17). The Registrar's visit to London in June 1961 was a fact-finding tour covering areas where the society may benefit administratively. We would like to clarify that we have not entered
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      Please wait for A-level results
      183 13 THE VTTB advertised in The Straits Times on 26 Feb for applications for admission to the various courses conducted Students with GCE 'O' level results could apply if they met with the necessary entry requirements. For the Diploma in Interior Design and the Advertising Art
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      A much fairer comparison
      247 13 I REFER to the reply from POSB "Fair rates of interest are offered to borrowers" (ST, March 10). I do not wish to dispute the point about Credit POSB interest rates on housing loans being more attractive than those offered by other finance companies. However, I
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      Seats for bus shelters
      53 13 MOST bus shelters or stations in Singapore have seats for waiting commuters. Why does Cnangi Airport's bus station lack seats? It is not a pretty sight to see people sitting on the pavement waiting for their bus. Why can't a few seats be constructed there? TIRED
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      Unfavourable weather report
      112 13 WE wish to respond to Radar's comments on our weather item (ST, March 10). When we launched what was then a separate weather report telecast after the News, it did incorporate some of the features suggested by the writer. These included an analysis of the general weather
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      Lawyers take on insurance
      236 13 Lawyers take on insurance WITH reference to your correspondent "Victim," who wrote to you concerning his suit against his lawyer for negligence. The case of Rondel v Worsley (1967) did confirm that barristers are entitled to immunity for their representations before a court. However, the later case of Saif Ali
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    The right to a tin producers' club
    1404 14 Malaysia wants body to ensure fair price for tin ingots Malaysia's commitment to cooperative price stabilisation arrangements involving producers and consumers was demonstrated when it became one of the first to pledgecontribution when Unctad forwarded the idea of a common fund for commodities.
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    Export of work worries US labour unions
    755 14  - Export of work worries US labour unions WILLIAM SERRIN By Writing for The International Herald Tribune NEW YORK As contract talks between the United Auto Workers (UAW) and General Motors Corp (GM) and the Ford Motor Co have demonstrated, US labour unions have hit difficult times and the recession is
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      221 14 Exhibition of entire collection from 10am to «£>^ lpm. Auction commences y£> at precisely 2pm. O For the earnest and (X K discriminating investors of S Oriental carpets, this is an l-jjfc* opportune moment to own pfvEwjk. V a woven tradition. An exceptional collection of pHHflBV^k antique and selected "•"■KH^
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    • NEWS BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Trading in silver
        99 15 MANILA, Wed. The Philippine Monetary Board has made silver holdings of the central bank part of the country's international reserves and has authorised the bank to trade silver on the International Metals Market. The move is expected to heighten interest in domestic silver production and to allow
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        Lock icon Bleak outlook
        66 15 TOKYO, Wed. The Bank of Japan governor Haruo Maekawa said Japanese economic fundamentals have been deteriorating since last year, causing the yen to weaken against the US dollar more than other major currencies. He said that while prices in Japan have continued stable, a slowdown in exports, reflecting
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        Lock icon Swiss cut bank rate
        63 15 BASLE, Wed. The Swiss private bank rate was cut to 7.5 per cent from 8 per cent, effective immediately, the Swiss Bankers' Association said. This follows the cut in official bank rate to 5.5 per cent from 6 per cent on March 18. Private bank rate
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        Lock icon Support for franc
        66 15 BRUSSELS, Wed. The Belgian National Bank spent 17 billion francs to support the Belgian franc in the week ended last Monday, the biggest amount since the Feb 22 devaluation. The bank's weekly balance sheet showed a fall in currency reserves of 10.4 billion francs to 85.2 billion,
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        Lock icon Compensation payment
        121 15 TAIPEI, Wed. Thailand exporters will pay about US$2.l6 million to Taiwan importers in compensation for poor quality maize exports, and short delivery of shipment. The Maize Importers Joint Committee said the agreement was reached at a meeting attended by officials of the Bureau of Trade of Thailand and
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        Lock icon Pearson and Son
        37 15 LONDON, Wed. Pearson and Son PLC has initiated discussions with its Pearson Longman PLC subsidiary which may lead to its offering for the 36.4 per cent of Longman it does not already own. Reuter
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        Lock icon Taiwanese budget
        74 15 TAIPEI, Wed. Premier Sun Yun-Suan has asked for higher defence and foreign affairs expenditures in a U558,917 billion general budget for fiscal year 1983, beginning this July. The government said Mr Sun presented to the nations highest lawmaking body, a budget calling for a 6.5 per cent general
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        Lock icon ADB clearance
        89 15 NEW DELHI, Wed. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has agreed in principle that India can borrow from it from next year, clearing the way for loans from the regional institution for the first time since it was founded in 1966. The amount of India's borrowings from the ADB
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        Lock icon Volvo reaching target
        87 15 LONDON, Wed. Volvo is close to completing delivery of 7,000 heavy trucks to Iraq worth an estimated US$2BB million. The orders have been spread ov*»r the past 18 months to two years and coincided with the outbreak of war between Iraq and Iran. The 7,000 units are
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      Extension a burden to Hotel Malaysia
      167 15 THE cost of financing its $63 million extension will continue to bear heavily on Hotel Malaysia's profits over the next few years. The adverse effect is already apparent in the results for the year ended Sep 30, 1981 with pretax profits stagnating at $4.65
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      Lock icon Poor sales delay launch of video disc systems
      498 15 TOKYO, Wed. The marketing of Japan's VHD video disc system, which was originally supposed to begin last October and then rescheduled for this April, is now likely to be postponed again. The reason given was the extremely disappointing sales performance by the
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      Hyundai Construction gets $475 m contract
      377 15 THE superstructure of Marina Centre will be constructed at a cost of $475 million, which is the value of the contract awarded to Hyundai Construction Company of South Korea. The project is expected to be completed in three years. The exact date of completion
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      OCBC celebrates anniversary with bonus issue
      250 15 OCBC celebrates anniversary with bonus issue OVERSEA-Chinese Banking Corporation, in I'r.e with industry expectations, has reported higher profits and is handing out higher dividends and a two-for-five bonus issue to celebrate its fiftieth anniversary. The bank, the last of the "Big Four" to announce its results, has chalked up group
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      Sumitomo team to attend PCS meeting
      299 15 A HIGH-POWERED delegation from Sumitomo Chemical, headed by its president, Mr T. Hijikata, will attend the annual general meeting of the Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore (PCS) here next month. Mr Hijikata, concurrently deputy chairman of PCS, will be accompanied by Sumitomo's senior managing director,
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      Call to achieve objectives with the MBO method
      254 15 MANAGERS seeking to motivate and fully tap the potential of employees should have clear-cut objectives, as well as know who can achieve them. For a manager who does not manage by objectives is like a general going into battle with only a
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      Glenealy to give 1-for-3 bonus
      181 15 GLENEALY Plantations (M) Bhd. an investment holding company, has announced a one-for-three bonus issue, and a 5 per cent interim dividend for the 1982 financial year. The bonus issue, the fifth to be made by Glenealy since 1969 and the least generous comparatively, will capitalise
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      New Leong Huat share certificates
      146 15 SHAREHOLDERS of Leong Huat Industries were yesterday informed in a circular issued by the company's directors to return their share certificates to the registrar, Kon Choon Kooi Pte Ltd, for cancellation so that new shares may be issued in replacement. This is the first time
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      Share prices ease on profit-taking
      467 15 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed tower on profit-taking after a higher opening la selective moderate trad'ng. Central Sugars fell M cents to SIF.SI, Sembawang Shipyard It cents to Hong Leong Flaaace II ceats to $7.55 aad Malayan Bank II cents to $5.75. The stock exchange I
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        22 15 Promet 296,000 Haw Par 284,000 Keppel Shipyard 277,000 LOB 157,000 l < > I. 157.000 Total turnover: 5 50m Total value: $18.38m
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        32 15 Indicator: ustrlals: ance: els: pperties: lings: n la lions 9C: slnd: Wl *****2 *****2 730.02 728.10 1642.82 1637.91 *****8 *****3 641 45 638.88 310.67 ***** ***** 903.66 678.84 677.88 ***** 574.97
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      Singapore closing prices
      2439 16 Tanaver Anna vi tfctß table are unofficial. Adjastedfor scrip rlrtts. N Tax-exempted d 1 .idrnd. ABN traded In lots of II shares each, with price quoted la dollars. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 1981/1082 Laal Higk Low Company Sale orGr*« Net Dlv 1* K Vol Day's fOOO) High
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      KL ends mixed
      406 16 PROFIT-taking on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday took the steam out of a good early rally, leaving prices to finish mixed with an easier bias. Prices opened around the overnight r >>els to selectively firn- but began to ease on ,tofit-taking, especially towards the lunch break.
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      32 16 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins robbers Crabbers Deb/Loans Up 29 2 1 3 9 Down nnch 44 15 2 2 1 4 3 4 1 2 3 1
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      Kuala Lumpur
      1873 16 BID and otter prices officially listed and hnitnm In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of ihsres traded aVnrn in brackets in Mi of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS A|MWt> (3.845) AIMS 1.258) (5) 1.24 (9) 1.25 Am Mi 1.505) A
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      Singapore BUSINESS DONE
      1700 16 Singapore BUSINESS DONE BID and offer prices officially listed and hniiwi in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise spec! fled. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big
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      585 16 HEAVY baying la the last boar of trading helped to reduce some of the earlier lasses caused by proflt-tak-ln* at the Singapore stock market yesterday. Sellers hit the market Just before the noon close after having kept to the sidelines for the past sis consecutive
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        287 16 STOCKS IN Hongkong yesterday closed little changed after moving narrowly throughout the day in quiet trading, brokers said. The continued higher note on Wall Street supported prices in Hongkong initially, but they drifted lower later due to lack of other supporting factors. Some brokers _..id the market appeared to
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        290 16 THE Sydney market yesterday recorded its biggest gain this year as traders responded to firm performances on overseas exchanges and a 640 barrel a day oil flow from the Jackson South No 1 well In the Cooper Basin, dealers said. The oil and gas index finished 14.9 points higher
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        293 17 SHARE prices in Tokyo yesterday rose sharply with sentiment enlivened by the continued rise on Wall Street, a downtrend in US interest rates and the modest yen recovery against the dollar, dealers said. ■ato Ml Ml Chfm MO O_m mt 1_ Mt Mmt I Ml da 256 1 unch
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        654 17 LONDON, Tues. Equities and government bonds moved higher, supported by the firmer trend, of New York markets overnight. The Financial Times Index was up 6.2 points at 564.3. Oils were active following the rise in retail petrol prices announced by Shell and BP. Both BP and Shell rose 8p
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        356 17 NEW YORK, Tues. Lower interest rates and a variety of technical factors caused the market to close higher for the fourth day in a row, the longest stretch of gains this year. The Dow Jones industrial average rose over seven points to 826.67, finishing above the 825 level
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        52 17 FINANCIAL TIMEB INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 864.3 Monday 568.1 Week Ago 582.4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 820.07 Monday ***** Week Ago 788.33 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 1223.38 Tuesday 1221.18 Week Ago 1191.74 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 825 8 Tuesday 622 0 Week Ago 817.4 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 478.1 Tuesday 470.3 Week
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        229 17 AMSTERDAM, Tues. Share prices finned over a broad front mainly due to a firmer overnight Wall Street, dealers said. They said lower Interest rates boosted general confidence although trading was moderate as sellers were reluctant to sell on hopes of further price rises. In Dutch internationals KLM pared opening
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        256 17 ZURICH, Tues. Share prices closed firm in active trading in reaction to interest rate cuts last week and the firmer Wall Street close yesterday, dealers said. Today's turnaround of the stock market from past weakness was overdue but partly technical, they said. Yield considerations caused some buying of recently
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        111 17 THE Manila stock market yesterday was again mixed as commercials and industrials continued to decline while minings and oils closed higher, dealers said. Pmh LCOX Mlnlni Mm •OOOW kUftl Con. A iUu Con* B M unch laguto Oold MM unc h tonmct Coo. B II »U IF Ooodrlch 710
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        77 17 SHARE prices In Bangkok yesterday closed mostly lower in the absence of buying support. dealers said. BahU Asia Flbrt IS _j A-ulnaja In?. And Tnirt m .05 Banckot Bank XX -1 Bank Of A-udhaja IM uneh Bm-ll Juctar Charoonf Thai Win IM Flm Tnut a InduiUUl Finance Corp InUrniUonal
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        31 17 Rubber: Mar 24 Singapore: April: 189.00 cents (up 2.50 cent*) Malaysia: April: 208.50 cents (up 1.25 cents) Tin: M*30.34 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 231 tonnes (down 13 tonnes)
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        133 17 CHINESE Pretaee Eiehaage. fllmpsfn, M«a rl— lag prices per IM M ywrterrfay. C*e*Mt affl: Bulk fob $96.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $108.00 sellers, new drum fob $112.00 sellers. Oprrn: Mixed (loose) $45.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $375.00 sellers. Sarawak white
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        178 17 IN THE Far East, gold opened st US$325 25 BS2S and narrowed to $325.25/325.7. In steady trading to close the morning session st J325 50 326 60 The market r-opened at {325 80 326.50 and flnneJ further to $327 00 327 JO on buying interest and finally closing higher
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        161 17 THE STRAITS tin price was unchanged at M 530.34 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 13 tonnes to 231 tonnes. The overnight London market was very steady with forward buyers gaining E9O to £7,450 per tonne. LONDON: The afternoon market advanced to the day's high
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        175 17 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian palm oil market remained steady in late active trading yesterday, after easing from earlier highs on reports of a coup in RanglasrWh and that Nigeria had effectively suspended imports, dealers said. South slipped to finish unchanged at MJ94O per tonne in March but April
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        33 17 LONDON: Copper price, on Tuesday (previous in brackets): Wlrebu. Spot buyer* £842.00 (£836.00). sellers £843 00 (£836.50); Three Months buyers £870.50 (£865.00; seller. £871 00 (MM), Hartal t— Steadier B_le_: 10,490 --mil
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        648 17 Prices in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, with April RSS One buyers quoted at 189.00 cents per kilo, up 2.50 cents on Tuesday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up slightly on higher London advices, trade buying and speculative covering, they said. Volume was moderate.
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        98 17 NOON SBR tmi SMR jmcm jmUfday: BAB April M.. Iteml Mlb) (forwtnl Mlkl B«y«r« S«ll«ra Baysra B*lWra SSR2O (1-UmpallM) 167.00 Itt.OON 1(8.00 *****N SSR 60 1-ton pallM) 1M 00 1M 00N IU.OO 167 OON MRELB April May SMRCV IlloapallM) 1»7 SO 198 SON IWSO 201 SON BMRI.
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        27 17 few York TUB 7.M8 T.XS 7.27S lunch 7258 7.0T8 7 35S T.I7S Singapore 7.158 7 188 725S 728S Closing price* in US dollan troy ounce.
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        339 17 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Mar 24: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on Mar 23: Offer B.d 7 days 14W 14H 1 month 14 9/16 14 7/18 2 month* 14* 14H 3 months 14 13/16
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        42 17 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Mar 24 Overnight: IW* Call deposits: 3%t0.M« Bujim S«Uii (-month rreasury bills 3H 3M i- month Bank bills »H »H 3 months CD 8S t% 6 months CD 8H 8H km: Nitlwil Dhwiii
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        28 17 Closing interbank rates tor Singapore dollars on Mar M: Offer Ettd 1 month 2 month* 3 month* Overnlftrt 8 5 16 IH IH mod? 8 BY.
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        333 17 THE US Stag dollar opened at $***** 40 and was traded to the days high of $2 1256 65 before easing back to close at $2 1250 60 Trading was quiet and confined to a narrow margin of $***** and CUB The US dollar against major curi
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        25 17 THE average rate at wWch major Singapore bank* we ewreatbr prepared to lend to their best CMtwert It I -SI per cent.
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      186 16 HNGAPORE UNIT TRUOT (MiM|im- prteM tar Muck It) The Commerce 2.88 3 03 The Savings Fund 1.(3 1 "lid S pore Prog Fund 1.24 1.30 S pore Sec. Fund 192 2.03 Spore Invest Fund 1 03 1.08 S pore Equity Fund 1.20 1.26 AMI A UNIT TRUST Qlhihii'
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      82 15 THE SWEDISH CONNECTION" AN INDUSTRIAL DISPLAY 35 COMPANIES FROM SWEDEN PRESENTING BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AT CENTURY PARK SHERATON, SINGAPORE (CONNAUGHT ROOM) MARCH 24-26 BETWEEN 11 AM AND 7 PM BUSINESSMEN ARE WELCOME Unes of bu»lnes» Building materials equipment Paper products for business use Cargo materials handling equipment —Transport equipment Environmental equipment
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      643 17 NOTICES IN THE MATTES OP THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. IM H. IN THE MATTES OP NAGA SAKTI COMPANY (SINGAPORE) PSIVATE UNITED (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) NOTICE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTION At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of NAOA SAKTI COMPANY (SINGAPORE) PRIVATE LIMITED duly held and convened at 801, Bth
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      678 17 Treasure Island As an off-shore British holiiLy resort, the Isle of Man is gem set in the Insh Sea. As an international centre for tax efficient savings schemes, it's equally attractive. With a scheduled (light tune from London of only an hour and twenty minutes and a mere fifty minutes
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      299 18 Ming Court puts up commendable performance MING Court Hotel, now a subsidiary of Malayan United Industries, is in a strong cash position, judging from its latest balance sheet. With $7.39 million in the form of fixed deposits and cash in bank at the end of September 1981, the company is
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      180 18 Sweet success for Allied Chocolates ALLIED Chocolate Industries has reported a more than modest growth in its interim profits. For the first six months ended Dec 31, 1981, the company chalked up a 28 per cent increase in pretax profits to $1.57 million from last interim's $1.2 million, a hair's
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      711 18 NEW YORK, Wed. To avert what would be the biggest bank failure in the history of the United States, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp will merge the troubled New York Bank for Savings into the Buffalo Savings Bank. The merger, due to take
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      259 18 BOUSTEADCO and Thomas Cook are merging their travel and banking activities to create a new travel company to rank among the top three in Singapore. The new company, Thomas Cook Boustead Pte Ltd (TCB), will be a joint venture between the travel
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      437 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Efforts of the MalaysiaJapan Economic Association (Majeca) to forge a closer economic relationship between the two countries resulted in the signing of a joint shipping agreement yesterday between the national carriers of the two countries. The service, to be run jointly
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      233 18 Macau catching up on economic growth CHINA'S modernisation drive and the industrial overspill from Hongkong have combined to push Macau onto new economic paths requiring massive Infrastructural development. "There are plans afoot to turn the idyllic economic backwater of Macau into a modern financial, commercial and light industrial centre within
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      102 18 Washington, w«j. The World Bank has entered into an underwriting agreement with a group of London banks for the issue of £100 million (SJ3BO million) of five-year loan stock. The bank said the stock will carry an interest rate and price to produce a gross redemption
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      334 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Two years of joint research between a Malaysian manufacturer and a well known Japanese corporation has led to a multimillion dollar breakthrough in switchgear design. Mr Gordon W. Angus, managing director of Tamco Cutler-Hammer Sdn Bhd, the Malaysian company involved in
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      95 18 ASIA BUILDING SOCIETY Effeaive March 2 V I'* J 1 month 6V4% pa. Mm. Deposit $5,000 3 months 7 V 2% pa. Mm. Deposit $1,000 6 months 8 9? pa. Mm. Deposit $1,000 9 months B '4^ pa. Mm. Deposit $1,000 12 monthsB V*^ pa. Mm. Deposit $1,000 Rates are
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      615 19 1 184-44** I I HOME NEEDED FOR two I healthy and affectionate ,^aaa^**saV ■II kittens, both In pretty tor- g+^T EtX^l tolseshell colour. If you're ff^ IJsVI keen and can oblige, pick Jaajiwaaaa^l IsTM from N Peta tw^^^^^^'^L VtjM HERE'S SOMETHING OUT of <^N# r7\M the ordinary. Wanted: A MOk
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      513 19 NEW MENU HOMECOOK Thai Food, prepared by Thai chefs. Very reasonable charges. Haadyal Beefball Restaurant 467, Joo Chiat Road. Tel: *****34. CAPITAL RESTAURANT. GENUINE Cantonese Cuisine. Try our superior Shark's Fin, Scallops. Tel: *****69/*****16 4 Catering RUBY'S CATERING SERVICE offers the best home-cook dellvery to your doorstep. A great variety
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      880 19 \iV3/ D Personal Sorvlcos Canon Creativity and Action at your fingertip. The electronic brain in this camera has made photography much simplier. Even beginners can now appreciate the simplicity in photography II s\N^j^ PHOTOGRAPHIC SPECIALTY STORE tfmS A&P Photo Store Pte Ltd T?H?P Sales&Service Afa" 1 87-89. LOWER GROUND FLOOR.
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      675 19 01 p Personal Services HOB/ PRIVATE HOUSE RENOVATION Reconstruction, Extension Best workmanship for floorings. cabinets. Iron Works. Painting. partitions, wallpaper, carpet available. TONG HAI INTERIOR DECORATOR S*3. Sima Avanu* T»l J*****7 HOB Uoanoa KO77S WE specialised Ml renovating of HDB flats and private houses Oood workmanship from experl- enced tiler
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      763 19 TELEPHONE SERVICE: *****22 RATES Monday Fridoy 900om-5 30 pm CLASSIFICATION GROUP (5 00 pm for next day) Ordinory 90 cts per word (Mm $1 3 50) Soturdoy 900 am 300 pm SI6 00percol cm A Enterteinment Where to Eat (12 30 pm tor Sondoy Times) Sem,-0«ploy (Mm t4o qq Stroltt
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      399 19 t jßk C Buslnoss To Business 55 Commercial Vessels: Sale/Charter UTILITY VESSEL MOO BHP Caterpillar (twlnscrew) Deck space 30 m x 5 5 m. also barges 150' x 50' x 10. 120' x 40* x 8" Tel: *****35/ *****18. Telex RS3S237CML. SALE: 2 MOS. 25 men fiberglass lifeboat c/w Davits
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      460 19 Q&Q LADIES ft GENTS WATCHES Another stock ot lateet model* |ual armed from Japan. STOCKIST SATYA INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD (tor amote sale, pieaee contact) SOUTH BRIDGE TRADING CO TEL: 337-8839 (MR SULTAN) ESTABLISHED VIDEO LIBRARY requires Agent to Introduce a new video system with censored tapes. Beautifully furnished shops ready
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      488 19 jfK M S*T II■! S I■! I I I > lIA p Employment GENERAL MANAGER For Construction Company in Brunei. We ere a rapidly expanding Company requiring immediately a dynamic General Manage* Candidates should be mature, qualified (preferably but not necessary a University Graduate), possess a Class 3 driving licence
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      557 19 A large fc well established Engi neerlng/Contracling firm In Jurong has Immediate vacancies for: ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT (Female) LCC Higher Accounting/Higher Costing certificates or equivalent Able to maintain full sets of books Candidates should be careerorientated and EDP knowledge an asset Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience Please reply
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      449 20 VA Employment 66 SHuationa Vacant d) B*cretmriml& ClericmJ GLOBAL AIRFREIGHT INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD. Wa ara one of the top 10 lATA Cargo Agent in Singapora and has vacancies for: PROJECT COORDINATOR c Typing speed 40 to 90 wpm. c -o level with credit In English and Maths. c Pleasant personality
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      466 20 COLD STORAGE Applications are Invited from suitsMy qualified cendktatea ter the peat of> CONFIDENTIAL PERSONNEL ASSISTANT QCE 'O' Level with good credits In English and Mathematics Singapore citizen above 20 years Typing speed of 40 wpm. At least 2 years In personnel and payroll experience Interested applicants, please submit in
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      514 20 10 A Q Employment BANK JOBS! CLERKS a Minimum 4 OCE 'O' level or HSC PERSONNEL/ PAYROLL ASSISTANT a Minimum 5 OCE 'O' level or HSC with credits In English It Maths a 1 to 2 years relevant experience. a Knowledge of payroll work preferred. a Able to type 35-40
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      468 20 -FMC Wa are an Amer can multi-na-tional regional offica looking fora BOOK-KEEPER Pie-Requisites: c OCE level certificate. c LCC Higher Accounting Certificate c 3 years book-keeping experience preferably In an American firm and able to handle full sets of books up to financial statements. c Ability to type. c Capable
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      666 20 il| D Em P»°y n »n« I FEMALE GENERAL CLERK reqi red by we*, established Japs c OCE "O" Level c Accurate and neat typing c Pleasant personality c some working experience preferable but not essential c Age 18 years above c some knowledge of correspondence c Pleasant voice with
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      528 20 An Off-shore Bank in Singapore requires a suitable candidate far a SETTLEMENT CLERK a Be female around 20 years of ate. a Have good OCE 'O' levels with credit In English and Mathematics. c Have Ito 2 years' workIng experience In similar capacity. Interested cendldates ere invited to wnte In
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      1188 20 ill Q Employment A Tredmg Company requires 1. FEMALE SALES CLERK lo handle general sales enquiries end monitoring of .lock c Minimum OCE'O' level c Able lo type at 35 wpm. c Preferably with some experience In Indoor sales, stock control and some knowledge of Industrial equipment (S4OO lo SSOO)
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      602 20 lill D f**»rmm f WHATMAN (FAR EAST) PTE LTD m.itai applications tor the teaowmg position ORDER PROCESSING CLERK Requirements KO' level passes In English and Mathematics c Typing speed of 30 to 35 wpm. c Experience not necessary as training will be provided Interested parties, pteeee caß pereonaMyet: GUTHRIE MANAGEMENT
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      585 20 j We InvMe applications tor the peel" RECEPTIONIST ReQwrentonte'- c OCE -O' level I c Oood telephone manners ie Ability to type c General office duties •tease submit awe* slkins with com pie ta raauma stating eipected l alar) and contact telephone number lons thai wttti s recent nonreturnable photograph
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      523 21 AA Q Emptoyitwrt M Situation* Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Eatabeahed Contractor*/ DevetopMALE ATMWNSTRATrVE CLERK O.C.E O' level Possess motorcycle driving licence At least 3 years working experience Apply wilt* COp4#6 O( CWftlftCeVtVM ■nd teatmtomata with eipected salary and contact talephona number lac S.T. BOX ASOS2I 1 NEW BeDUSTRIAL ROAD SINGAPORE
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      526 21 SOUNO ELECTRIC CENTRE (Changi Airport Branch) requires FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Kor Its Radio/Camera Shop In the passenger terminal building Singaporean abov* 1* years QCE •<)' Level Knowwoy*) of typinf Interested please call personally for Interview between 10am 2pm together with 2 passport photographs at OIS-I*, Upper Ground Floor. Colombo Court
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      864 21 till D ep****** 1 RECEPTIONIST CUM TYPIST required by a well preareaehre company c OCE O' Level c Pleasant voice c Experience Is not necessary but willingness to learn Interested ptoaae writ* to THE PERSONNEL OFFICER )C, LORONG TUKANG LIMA JURONG MOUSTRIAL ESTATE SINGAPORE 22*1 Singapor* Symphonia Co Lid Clerical
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      972 21 MANUFACTURING COMPANY REQUIRES Oeneral Book-keeping Clerk with O' level certificate Able to converse In English and Mandarin. Submit resume to: Peak Plastic and Melal Products Pte Ltd. 1477. Blk SOTV7. Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 11. Spore 2056 REQUIRED BOOK-KEEPER. LCC Intermediate book-keeping, with 2 years working experience Able lo
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      1008 21 M\ D 6 I SALES REPRESENTATIVE The successful candidate will promote the *ale* el the Company's frozen meal and br ided product*. Candidates must have completed full-time National Service, passed OCE 'O 1 Level, possess their own means of transport and preferably have several years' sales experience In the food
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      644 21 II 1 ill [I Employment 1 ITU FEMALE SALES EXECUTIVE It you are a female (20 to 30 years old). Is fashionable. English educated, loveable and like a rewarding career In the exciting fashion Industry, do call on us Salary start at *****0 (Twelve rhouaend dollars) per annum 80S. STH
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      621 21 EXPERIENCED FEMALE PEP.MA NENT Chinese Sales Assistants required by exclusive shop In Orchard Road area. Age 30 and below Attractive salary plus commission. Contact *****5S 0211. Tanglln Shopping Centre. Singapore 1024 A STATIONERY COMPAN requires urgently a Sales Assistant with driving licence starling salary $400 Interested please call personally at:
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      413 21 ill Q Employment BalltkSttttVal EUROPEAN STANDARD ELECTRONICS PTE LTD (A subsidiary of THOMSON-BRANDT French Leaden in High Technology Electronic* and Household Appliances) We have immediate vacancies for the following positions: wtmmmsmmtmm Applicants should possess a Diploma in Electronics Engineering with 2 years' relevant experience and good knowledge of digital electronics.
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      276 21 NMB SINGAPORE LIMITED Applicants are invited for the following positions: *ITC in Mechanical Engineering a equivalent 'Those without the above qualifications but with 1-2 years relevant working experience in drawing and designing of simple jigs will be considered 'Able to work on shift 'Completed N.S. or exempted *NTC 3 in
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      1038 22 Ttll D tl >llu| i 66 Situations Vacant I) Technics! VOSPCR ffMVATE LBaTTEO U an International Company tngaged In a wide range of marine engineering activities Including ship construction, ship repair and design of sophisticated military crafL We are seeking for an experienced person to assume the position of QUALITY
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      968 22 I COLD STORAGE REBEARCH DEVELOPMENT PTE. LTD. reeajiree LABORATORY ASSISTANTS Requirements: c CCE. "O" Level or -A" Leetvol wftti good credits in C neMtira try Bslaaisßj aaauaaaA BBBBBaaffJ Bsfs*|^B*SeWifv niUell heve completed Netsenel terrlce c Experience in Food wnniairy m pcaferrao but not nacaaaary. c No ehm work but muet
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      1092 22 (111 Q Employment U_LJI 1 We «w*e aaHaWy ouattftad pereona to apply lor Miepoetao* PLANT TECHNICIAN a Minimum 2to 3 yean experience In maintaining facilities a Knowledge of arc and gas welding preferred Salary ■■asimiili EXPERIENCED PAINTER Those interested pleaae call personally at DIETHELM SCANBTYLE PTELTD It Jurong Pert Reed
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      335 22 ffl| p e^-, HITACHI ELECTRONIC DEVICES (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD. Wanted those who are Young and energetic Completed Primary 6 Completed GCE O leveKfor position of Inspector) Above 1 6 years of age Completed National Service Willing to work on 3 rotating shifts If you are. hurry and join us as
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      290 22 We are here to stay. We care and we pay. MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Minimum starling *"ary $20.85/ $21.90 per day plus productivity incentive. After 6 months you can earn as much as $580/ or more. Free transportation. Free uniform. Free medical attention. Good promotion prospect. Recreation activity. Please call immediately
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      505 22 D Ew P |o y ww t WHBHPBB B^BjaavaaaaaßaaßSaaaßaaßeßßal LBfieaawiflHikVjk-l B^j^™^Xjj^M I b JH HYDRIL We are a large wel astabßtrwd multi-national Company engaged in the manufacture o» w«ield equipment wttti an immediate vacancy lor the position ol PRODUCTION CONTROL ASSISTANT Diploma in Production Engineering or equivalent Minimum 2 years
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      470 23 [f^ll 0 EmptoymsiH M Situations Vacant t) Production BYNCOFIL (8) PTE. LTD. i square* MALE PRODUCTION MACHINE OPERATORS cumpleled NS. no king experience required as training will be provided a good starling salary Increment on completion ot 3 month probation free transportation lunch allowance a attendance bonus Interested applicants, pleeee
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      304 23 I) Miscellaneous ÜBLOIND MAKINO ASIA PTELTD If you want Good pay Job stability A 5-day work week Free transport to and from work Meal subsidy and free hot drinks Subsidized film shows Generous medical and hospita'isation insurance scheme Free accommodation if you are a Malaysian snd if you are suitable
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      298 23 ijiil p tomi-yw m METAL BOX SINGAPORE LTD requires 1) WAREHOUSE CHARGEHAND c OCE 'A' level c Must have experience In stores and warehousing operation, preferably In a Supervisory position c Possess leadership qualities Salary to commensurate with qualifications and experience. 2) GENERAL STORE CLERK c OCE O' level c
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      505 23 OBEROI IMPERIAL HOTEL requires HOUSE OFFICER Secondary education with food spoken and written ngllsh Preferably with experience In Hotel Security Systemc and Investigation field work a Able to perform 3 rotating shifts, c Starting salary $42t p.m Confirmed salary $471 p.m COMMIS COOKS a Experience In food preparation of Continental
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      374 23 Cur acquisition oi new accounts necessitates an expansion oi our agency. We are thereiore actively seeking suitable candidates for the following posts: r 7 Receptionist Telephonis* General Clerk Accounts Clerk Copy TypUt Driver M-ICIA ASSOCIATES PTE LTD Write giving iull details to S.T. BOX A ***** f*DBS A) DRIVERS B)
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      436 23 A MSHI A major ship repairing yard Invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions (A) CLERK (Pereennel) c A t leas t 4 OCE Ol e ye Is c Able to type c Prior working experience not necessary (B) CLERK QewiwiiawaMon) c At least 4 OCE O'
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      493 24 m d *"-•>'•"- 86 Situations Vacant i) Mtae^tam—MM I 1*" A"**"*' I_ii_, ci b I opening ooon In Sinoopor* Urgently Requires BAR TENDERS 1 A BAR MAIDS Able to work independ- enUy. I Experience In similar ca- 1 paclty U advantageous. I WAITERS Minimum Secondary 2 education. i Must be
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      439 24 GREAT EASTERN HOTEL requires 1) WAITRESS 2) WAITER 3) COMMIS WAITER 4) 2COOKB C*M p#cvonwt* sit 401 MecPherson Roed Singapore 1338 rtfiQ oMov hovra. CAFETERIA requires 1. COOKS J FEMALE DISPENSERS 4 COMMIS WAITERS 5. DISH WASHERS Interested, please apply personally to:OOLDEN TULIP CAFETERIA MB-MlB, Merrenin* Floor Lucky PUx*. Orchard
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      967 24 H 1 o Ewp> > iit SANOAR SECURITY ENTERPRISE requires SECURITY GUARDS at Jurong at 8481/- per month Age 21 -55 Able lo read and write English 12 hours shift 13 month pay Annual and medical leave Apply per»on*w| with 4 roconi pnotogrepn* lo Rm. 203 Lion Huat BusWnp 103
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      1456 24 it] I il Emptoyment I I besf i Established Trading Company requires DELIVERY CLERK Possess Class 2 and 3 driving licence Completed/exempted from NS Interested, please call personally between spm and 630 p.m. for an tervlew at: SuM* 80S, Sth Floor, Sim Urn Tower, 10, Jtaan Baaar Hrtramstog Baton mww
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      637 24 IJIA Q Employment TRADING COMPANY REQUMEB oBjB Despatch Rider Only those with motorbike can apply Salary 8400 Tel *****69 3 Eng Kong Terrace TRANSPORT COMPANY NEEOS Wharf Clerk and Despatch Clerk Must understand English and have own motorbike Interested parties please call: *****66 WANTED REGISTERED PLUMBERS for Solar Heater Installations
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      708 24 KOREAN AND ALL other language Translators required Apply Inlerllngua. 846. World Trade Centre Tel *****16 1 MALE NIQHT RECEPTIOMST rei quired by small hotel. Full parttime Please apply to 2. Kirn I Yam Road. Singapore 0823 MATURE DRIVER. REQUIRED for company car Apply personally at: 05-21. Tanglln Shopping Centre. 1030
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      727 24 Vehicles Boats DciiHatsu Quality on the road. Money in the pocket! Choose from our wide range of commercial vehicles and cars. CJJ Sin Tien Seng SSSIS Please call *****11 *****66* *****11 f -V) _tt^^^ _2 flfA lin JkfVf rV"i Th F| yt>"o9» Outer will com«ort*Dlv V3CI Uyj CSftU yU acconvnodiUalarralvoltuwhatcruaHigo'
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      586 24 c) Ford LATE 1878 FORD CORTBU 1.6 OL One company owner, alrcond. radio/ cassette. Chauffeur driven. Low mileage. Excellent condition SSI3.SOO 0.n.0. Telephone *****76 LATE 1877 FORO CORTBU 18 OL Alrcond. radio/ cassette, new tax. Chauffeur driven. One company owner, low mileage Excellent condlUon. 5112.400 0.n.0. Telephone *****05 ALMOST 1078
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      828 25 jC^ Vehicles A Boats 78 VaMcttw For Sate g) Mmxda «073 MAZDA MOO PARK eligible, radio, cassette, air blower. Insurance 10/'B2 Oood condition $5,600 o n o *****5 1073 MAZDA 000 Tax August "82. PARF. cassette, sports rims, capacitor discharge Ignition SellIng $8,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****6 1077 MAZDA 121 Coupe.
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      830 25 1070 COLT SIGMA 1600 OS Alrcon. sports rims $*****. Jalan Toa Payoh Caltcx Station (after 1 p.m 1070 SMMA OS alrcond. radio, cassette, sports rims. 4 new tyres, good condition $17,800 o.n o Tel: *****87 after 1 pm. TOTS MITSUBISHI COLT OLX 3door Supershlfl Alrcon. cassette radio. Asking $19 JOO.
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      922 25 1 f""^^~ r Vohlcfcts 4 Boats EARLY tool JAOUAR 3.4 A Early 1981 BMW 635CSIA Mld-1979 BMW 7281 A. one owner Tip top condition Leather upholstery Principals call: *****09 EXCELLENT CONDITION WHITE Citroen Pallas. non-PARF, new tyres, battery, hydraulic system completely overhauled. EP number plate Owner leaving, best offer above
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      767 25 m) Motor Cycles/ Scooters ALMOST NEW MOTORCYCLES for sale. Honda Cub, Vespa. Yamaha RD2SO. Yamaha 80 Special Please contact Veng Motor Co. Blk 18. 1159. Upr«r Boon Keng Road. Tel *****21 LOW DOWNPAVMENT AND easy repayment for new used motorcycles scooters can be arranged at Colt Enterprises. Blk. 18. 1155,
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      431 25 fc 78 Scrap VbMcmm ATTRACTIVE CASH TERMS for your scrap cars and any good used motor vehicles *****45/ *****69. NEW CAR BUYER wishes to buy one scrap car above 3000 cc for PARF Please call Alice *****55 ext 21 i PrapBill>i 132-STOREY PEACE CENTRE/ MANSION No 1 Sophia /Setegie Road.
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      487 25 1073 APRIL MERCEDES 230 with PARF Power steering, alrcon. new tyres. $22,500 Tel *****44. Llm. BELOW 1000 C.C. scrap car for sale $S.2SO Including transfer 36. Hoot Klam Road *****9S FOR SALE: SCRAP cars below 2,000/I.ooo cc including transfer Mr Beng. *****67 night. *****81 HIGHEST ATTRACTIVE price 1000 to 4000
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      1270 25 aSssßa B¥* Him FACTORIES FOR SALE/LEASE 6-storey flatted factory situated at corner of Hillview Avenue and Princess Elizabeth Drive. Whole groundf loor for warehouse use about 11,600 sq.ft. (1,077 m 2). Upper floors designated for light industrial usage at about 12,000 sq.ft. (1,115 m 2) per floor. Ample parking space
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      592 25 Acconttnodstton 4 M|| r Pmptrttw I FOR SALE Industrial Complex at the corner of Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim and Pioneer Road with:1 Main Factory 1 16,648 sq.ft. 2. Warehouse 33,605 sq.ft. 3. Industrial Building 23,519 sq.ft. 4. Canteen/Stores 5,899 sq.ft. 5. Showroom/Workshop 2,099 sq.ft. 6. Office Block 3.294 sq.ft. 185.064 sq.ft.
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      420 25 AY AS. ABLE NOW LUXUMOUSTOWNHOUSS ANO MAISONETTE IN DISTRICT M FOR RENTAL 3 spacious bedrooms plus one servant's. Fully or partially furnished Vicinity near American school International schools and supermarkets With swimming pool and tennis court RENTAL SSS.SOO SOOJMCRVtLLE PARK 3 large bedrooms plus I servant's. Partially furnished High floor
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      637 26 ■iiirF WsX' I'"*1 M Accommodation Vacant m) Flm* NABBBi MANSION TIM Mast Enlmhis Ap.rlmsHl In BsMjapsrst 3 bedrooms, study, fsmlly lounge, dining and living room open out to large balcony overlooking pool and tennis court*. Surrounded by lush wooded greenery Furnished. Available mid May 1(83. RtOOEWOOO/KUMK) RISE 3-bedroomed spartment Overlooking
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      932 26 PANDAN VALLEY BUOEMA Court, I high floor, newly renovated, 3 bedrooms, split-level apartment, rully furnished, alrcondltloned, racing swimming pool, with rull recreational facilities For Immediate occupation *****0 MMJ A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED I apartment in Ooldhlll Tower. comprise* of 3 bedrooms, spsclous living with balcony Situated st high floor. Rental: (3.000
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      916 26 Hbbl B Pl*9pMßB DIST. 10. 80MMER»»lf PARK Apartment, newly completed, partially furnished. 3 bedrooms. on high floor. $3,900 *****50 (sgent). DIST. 11 STUOIO APARTMENT $1,300 Furnished apartments Balmoral Court $2,200 to $3,400 Merlin Plsss $2,600 Contact *****72 DIST. 10, BELVILLE OARDEN. brand new maisonette, small private block with pool, 4
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      770 26 SBTaTaTJ FURNIBH€D/UNFURNISHED ROOMS Any districts Rental: IKS la SM* Will clients/ owners contact DtST. IS**, JALAN TERANO Bulan. Furnished corner room for respectable working female. professional/ both working young couple/ foreign students Chinese preferred Food/laundry arrangeable Interested ring *****5 DIST 1*24 FULLY FUPMSHEO 3-bedroomed. alreond apartemnl sharing all Inclusive utilities,
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      508 26 I i ir KINO MANSION REQUSREO by expatriate Company Director Unit with sea view preferred Rental $3^oo $3,600/- depending on furnishing Tel: *****88 NEWLY FORMED JAPANESE Company requires 3 more units Sherwood Towers Budget only I $2,200. Owners please contact Lai Housing *****6. EXPATRIATES REQUIRE MARYLAND Laguna Park. Neptune Court
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      919 26 GREEN MEADOW MAISONETTE. Lower unit 2.250 sq ft with garden Tenanted $2,800 pm. or vacant. Fully rurnlshed, colour TV, washing machine, alreond, kitchen units, bar counter, etc $35,000 spent on renovations Asking $450X100 ono. Principals only, tel: *****92. Mr Raju DISTRICT 10. DOUBLE-STOREY semi-detached 3 bedrooms, servant's, bathroom attached 3100
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      1513 26 ffl[FSs»r i>> H DISTRICT IS. KATONQ (SeaBreeie Apartment) (ground- floor) at the Junction of Joo Chlat Road/ Marine Parade Road Approx 1800 sq ft Freehold/ vacant possession 3 bed- rooms, master bedroom attached with bathroom, 2 hall. Beautlrully renovated. Free carpark Quiet surrounding Convenient transportation. Price 8(340.000 i (ono) Foreigners
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      953 26 sbm M, jMw^awao>AA4S^Bk*>4\4fe^ S) ■SIBMI BJ s)w4MtjßaS*Bßal W|| TWwJmWam I DIST IS WALK-UP APARTMENT Opposite Oreat Eastern Hotel. 3bedroomed, 1,100 sq. ft freehold, vacant possession. $190,000 Marshon Pte Ltd *****11 DIST SB FABER garden Condomlnlum Spacious new 4-bed- roomed apartment 2nd floor Approx 1953 sq ft $470,000 *****2/4. DIST 21.
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      604 26 TANQLM HALT HOB 3-roomed 1 flat In Queens town Call Irene' F.lsle.tel *****80 c) OUter HemJ Kstatet KOVAN ROAD (OFF SERANOOON ROAD) Prime redevelopment site situated in a good class residential area and surrounded by new development*. Approvsl In principle for 1* maisonettes (apprai. 1.750 eajJL •sen anil) and 1
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      581 27 .aVw&V LT* AGCOfeßßttOOatuOfi Of Propiftl>B 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted FOR LEASE OR SALE At KALLANG BAHRU 8-storey Industrial building, comprising of 2 floors of office, canteen/recreation area, and 5 floors of factory/ storage area. For details or trtewma. ceM: *****55 Miss Hang Industrial Land With Factory MMbj requwed lor purchaae
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      644 27 c E. Kwong Factory. Paya Lebar c Hlllvlew Muetrlal Complex, ground floor unit for sale c Mn Chuan Garden, off Changl Road, shop space for sale. c De Jin Factory. Off Upper Paya Lebar Road, groundfloor warehouse space for sale. Further detain), pteeee eat: MIDFIELD REALTY PTE. LTD 737ST0S FOR
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      1331 27 ProptrttM OIST 1, FINLAVSON HOUSE RaflleeOuey c 6th floor, approx 1000 sq.ft. c Newly renovated and carpeted with 3 partitioned executive rooms and a spaclous general office Available Immediately RENTAL: M 00 p.».l 0.n.0 Inctualve el »ervlc» charge. DIST 1, THE ARCADE C Oliver Quay c High floor with good
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      1401 27 I HB AppnimtuulaHjni A b) Rental Katong Shopping Centre Club/Recreation Space Area: Approximately 280 sq m (3.080 sq.ft.) Rental: $10,000/- P.M. Uee: Subject to Approval from the relevant authority Tel: *****84 r PRO-SHOP lota* 700 sq ft with carpet, cabinets, store room l> showI caaes. Interested parties, please telephone *****53
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      1048 27 o^L Q Travel 6uWe NAM HO TRAVEL SERVICE [S) PTE LTD Gl4-16-18, Pear's Centre. Eu Tong Sen Street, (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105. Tel: *****33(7 lines) otißd Offlcs: 1 1 9, People's Park Complex, Ground Floor. New Bridge Road. Singapore 0105. Tel: *****1/*****2 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 TA 140 > < mv avkursu
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      292 27 Jf^ Q TrmlGukto BBBBTSSBBBBBBaI BBT BW* 1 "t 'i«a^~. LbbTV" -^Jgst fife. %bO*^SX mffiir-Mmu /^^W t-aa-^aj-ao V -eW, y »^BLa>, I. I jffß' >^ *m M Jam, 1 f *a\ y 11/14 DAYS flHb* PHIUPytfES/TAIWAN/HONG KONG 2 a. 0 &*(> every Friday SBK^^^F -M ■■■■aaBBBBBk. *Q&r w. Other tours to
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      261 28 Q A 4 i^k nun ii iiiiiiiiiii I —^aaaafaf^ a reliable way to travel DINER j an enjoyable experience a Highlights L Fully escorted by a Diners Tour Manager First class hotels all. the way E^tEß^sWlwA- Professional local guides HrT 80% Chmese Meals K'V^tfj Btai Sightseeing tour in Tokyo EsasV^l
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      770 28 G Traval GHhto P H W For Colour Brochures Gill wffS *<* wCii > THE RELIABLE TOUR Wm&m^MLtfQfjll) Suites 124 125. Ist Floor. Wv7'"ißlmil Parklane Shopping Mall HaM Lii? f3&iK Office hours: Mon to Sat: 9OOa mto 80 °P m P^BeMbE 1 Sun: 10.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. P^eulSpe^^W^^aJEinavi^^l Sorrenlo,
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      514 28 IRS I II Ml BSBBJBI M»*lBa»PJ j CHBSESE AS SECOND LANGUAGE at QCE O- a -A 1 Levate Special Revision Classes Conducted by experienced fc Quailfled Teachers to prepare you for 1982 Examination. AftrOmOOit A EVOMfM SOOOMfM aroavaHatle Thur 700-83Opm 1/4 Frl 4.00-5.30pm 2/4 Frl 8 30- 10 00pm 2/4
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      753 28 I 4 IwtinaCtlMi CHBaISE AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (QCE A O- LEVEL) TamM by diijcjli^aiMiilmtH 1) Frl 2 00-4 00pm at/03 2) Tuei 2.00-4 00pm 30/03 FEE: ttoJOO pat monWi PLEASE ENROL EARLY BMC COMMENCIAL TWABBIia CENTHE *****. 3rd Storey. Blk 182 Next to Re gal Theatre Buklt Mer&h Town
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      141 Deaths
      186 29 RAJAGOPAL S/O P. MADHAVAN NABt PASSED AWAY AT 7 P.M. ON 24 MARCH 1982. CONTACT *****04 FOR FUNERAL ARRANOEMENTS Madam Chaw Seek Kirn (wNe of Me Mr. Lee Cheng Chye). aged n years, peeeed away peacefully on 23rd March. 1982 leaving behind: Son Jack Lee Kirn Ann Deughtor-m-lew:
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      164 29 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE SHI ISKANTHAN •/o Mr Mr. M K Sundrem. caftad home lo the lord on 21-J-A2 wteh to exproae ihe.r MarHatl thanks to islaM»M. Wanda and bualneee aaMCwM VOf tt>#*r k tnd cooool#oc#ti MrrVAtnS MM OOfMltOffM OUTiOQ TnWf THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MOM.
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      152 29 IN LOVING MEMORY Of MADAM LEONG YEW NEO DEPAhTED CHINE SE CALENDAR SRO MOON IST DAY TODAY IS 10- YEARS YOU LEFT US ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY KOH CHENG BOON FAMILY 4 TEO KRM CHOO a FAMH.V In Lovmg Memory <X JOHN ANG YONG GU AN Caßed to
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      How old is Chummy's Special?
      394 29 EPSOM JEEP raises a question TRACKFORM SAYS HE'S THREE BUT RECORDS SHOW THAT HE'S FOUR IS Chummy 's Special a three or four-year-old? Trackform, official publication of the Malayan Racing Association, gives his age as three, but on available records he should be four. Chummy's
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      326 29  - Man Of Action, N. Sapphire show good form FAIRWAY TRACK WORK By PENANG, Wed. Man Of Action and Neptune Sapphire showed good form on the track this morning when they raced over 600 m in 38.8 sees. The going was yielding. Man Of Action, won a Class 3 Div 6
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      25 29 King's Spy Infatuation II Thunderf lash Big Occasion All Heels Tough Gny Hiyagriv Tesoro Mio Texas Ranger IV Tien An Man IV
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      296 29 LONDON, Wed. A £7 million ($27. 2 m) "Save the Grand National" appeal fund to purchase Aintree outright from owner Bill Davies is to be launched by the British Jockey Club, probably at the beginning of June. The ambitious plan, details of which are
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      131 29 Change of stables, names CHANGE of stables Teh Choon Bens has taken back Indiscreet Village Centre and Senex (late Batu Maun^i have moved to David Tan. KM. Noordin now trains Rasa Pulau (late Olympic Fame). Volante II and Spectacular Move. Johann van Breukelen has tak»n charge o( Jingle Bell 111
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      735 29 H| Education Instruction TIMBER IDENTIFICATION AND GRADING COURSE (1982) Applications are invited Irom suitable candidates tor enrolment in the above Course The Course is organised K>intly by The Timber Industry Board, Singapore;, and the University of Singapore. The obiective ol the Course >s to provide basic training to persons who
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      266 29 ATT SECRETARIUS The next FULL-TIME PRIVATE SECRETARY'S COURSES commence on 29th March 1982 Write for our brochure or enquire ot ATT (Advanced Training Techniques (S) Pte Ltd) SECRETARIUS 7th Bth Floors Tonglin Shopping Centre Singapore 1024 (*****22) BASIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COURSE Special REDUCED FEES lor students. This course apodoHy designed
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      639 29 (H I H Educatkm Instruction COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COURBE Commencing AprK ISS3 A 2 month comprehensive course in theory and practical aspects of computer programming Morning, Evening Weekend classes. Lessons conducted twice a week. Practical* conducted on our own micro-computers. (Total: 6 hrs a week) Fee: $50 per month ENROL NOW
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      701 29 ACCOUNTANCY Dec. ISS2 Exam c ACA Level 1 c AAT Level 2 New tull-timo and Part-time deeeee commencing ISlh April K2 Registration lor hill-time cleeaee doeee on 31et March RHON'S FINANCIAL t BUSINESS TRABBMO CENTRE 17SA International PUia Te1:*****71 Introduction to BASIC PROGRAMMING Commencing: Thurs 8/4/82 Time: 30pm For enquiries
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      168 29 In loving n*#mory of LTA LER BOON KENG Dapartad 2S4AI Oone from our lives one so dear. But In our hearts, forever near From OltKxi and Man ol HI Guard Singapore Battalion 'In Memoriam' is for the loved ones whom you remember NOTICE NOTICE GENERAL LUMBER (HOLDINGS) BERHAD LOST CERTIFICATES
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      Lock icon Chinese stars likely to give Frost a chill
      593 30 Top-seeded Dane stands as lone bulwark against big Asian assault LONDON, Wed. Top-seeded Morten Frost, of Denmark, stands as a solitary bulwark against a powerful Asian assault on the men's singles title at the All-Eng-land badminton championships starting here tonight. The tall,
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      Lock icon Tough task for Germans in last game
      410 30 LONDON, Wad. WEST Germany complete their brief fact-finding mission to South America today with an intriguing clash against World Cup-holders Argentina. And the former champions should emerge from the game with nv-. h learned but little conceded. The Germans face a I near
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      331 30 SOCCER ROUND-UP LONDON, Wed. Tottenham Hotspur, unbeaten away in the English First Division since Sept. 22, extended their run in a goalless draw at Birmingham last night. Spurs' reserve strikers, Mark Falco and Terry Gibson, made little headway against a determined defence sharpened by new
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      Yacht body in bid to borrow Fireball boats
      209 30  -  PETER BIOW By THE Singapore Yachting Association are seeking the help of the Singapore National Olympic Council for the loan of Fireball boats from the Singapore Armed Forces Yacht Club. The Fireball is one of four classes the others are O.K. Dinghy,
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      Heidsieck leads fourth leg
      254 30 Heidsieck leads fourth leg PORTSMOUTH, Wed. Alain Gabbay and his crew are leading the Whitbread Round-the-World race which started here on Aug 27 last year and left Mar Del Plata, Argentina, on Feb 27. Gabbay, on board Charles Heidsieck 111, owned by the Champagne House of Reims, leads both the
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      196 30 Scots fail to keep it up after double GLASGOW, Wed. World Cup finalists Scotland, given the boost of two goals in the first 20 minutes, were unable to sustain their effort and were restricted to a 2-1 win over Holland in a soccer friendly here last night. The Dutch, runners-up
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      Lock icon Top pitcher to play for Dodgers
      146 30 LOS ANGELES, Wed. Feraaado Valenxoela, the Major Leagae kueball's beat pitcher lMt year when lie woa the Cy Vtui Award, has ended his three-week B*M-sat and wUI repart to the Dodgers' training camp in Vero Beach, Florid*. He hopes to he ready to pitch
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      45 30 BASSETERRE (S. Kitts). Wed. Barbados beat the Leeward Islands by four wick ett on the final day of their Shell Shield cricket match here yesterday. Scares: Leeward Islands 194 and 284, Barbados 308 and 173--6 (C King 88 no., D. Parry 3--49). Reuter.
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      174 30 BILBAO (Spain), Wed. England could only draw 1-1 with Spanish club Athletic Bilbao last night, but they won the hearts of the Basque crowd in the stadium where they will play their group matches in the World Cup soccer finals in June. The
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      22 30 SANTIAGO, Wed. Chile edged out Peru 2-1 here yesterday in a warm-up match for the World Cup soccer finals. Reuter.
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      197 30 'Israelis won't be invited' NEW DELHI, Wed. Israel will not he Invited to the Asian Games here from Nov It-Dee 4 heeasse of Arab opposition, a local newspaper reported today. The Hladattaa Time* said the decision was made by a "high -power ed committee at the In stance of the
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      Lock icon Borg starts off on losing note
      289 30 Borg starts off on losing note TENNIS ROUND-UP COPENHAGEN, Wed. BJorn Borg, of Sweden, ending a four-month break from tennis, was beaten 2-6, 7-6, 2-6 by American Vitas Gerulaitls in a US$5O,OOO ((106,000) exhibition match here last night. It was the first time that Gerulaitis beat the Swede, who has
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      Jita offers to help NFL clubs
      311 31  -  JOE DORAI By CHANCE FOR TROUBLED TEAMS TO GET BETTER 41 HOPE what I'm doing will not be misconstrued by officials as a move to belittle them. I Just feel that by sharing the experience that I've gained from overseas courses and handling the
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      Kian Tiong makes a $6,000 start
      421 31  -  DEREK WILD By Singapore's top golfer answers critics with day's lowest score LIM KIAN TIONG, Singapore's top golfer, answered the critics who say the Republic's players have no chance of winning this week's Singapore's Open championship with a superb, five-under-par round of 66 in
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      'Newcomer' Poh has talent
      141 31 IF Poh Ah Hai is a new golf name to you among Singapore professionals, don t be surprised he only finished his National Service two months ago. Poh, who's now 20, used to caddy for Singapore's top golfer, Lim Kian Tiong, but he is now a
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      U-20s start training for MHF tourney
      221 31  -  R. MANORAJ By THE Singapore under-20 squad have begun their training for the Malaysian Hockey Federation tournament in Malacca from April 21-24. Under new manager, M. Neethianathan, and coaches, B. Viiayan and Lam Yin Koi, the attendance for training, held three times a week,
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      Three for Swedish meet
      129 31 Three for Swedish meet THE Singapore Orienteering Federation will send three members to partici§at in the 30-nation v edish orienteering international in Sweden in July, reports JOE DOBAI. They are Neo Seng Gee, Leong Hock Cheong and Chua Hen?, all of whom will be making their international debut. Victor Lam
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      Sunshine for Sunbeam
      38 31 SUNBEAM hammered Police 4-1 in the national inter -club junior knock-out badminton tournament at Guillemard Road last night. Other results: Mountbatten bt FAN (Delta) 3-2. SAFSA bt Haw Par 5-0. SAFRA bt Harper Valley 4-1.
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      Edged out
      40 31 SWISS COTTAGE edged out Oueenstown Technical 2-1 in the national schools under-20 soccer tournament at Dover Road yesterday. Other results: Spore Tech. Inst.bt Raffles JC 2-1, Anglo Chinese JC bt Temasek JC £2, Boys Town VI bt Bendeemer
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      Better days ahead for bowlers?
      203 31 Better days ahead for bowlers? BETTER facilities, more competitions and concessions these are some of the bonuses bowlers can expect If suggestions made at yesterday's bowling seminar are taken up, reports WILFRED YEO. The seminar, the first since the sport was introduced in Singapore in 1964, was attended by 31
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      Jollilads 2-0
      16 31 JOLLILADS beat Hyatt Hotel 2-0 in a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday.
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      First day's draw, starting times
      646 31 First day's draw, starting times lit Tee: 7.11 ml Poh Ah Hal (S), J. W. Schuchman (WG) (AM), N. Adachi (J). IXL Chang Ter Kwei (Tal), A. Harwood (A), Y. Harato (J). 1.» T. Takeuchi (J), Ray Arinno (US), Alvtn Laau (S). 1M Douglas Ooi (S, am), Hsu Chi San
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      34 31 LONDON, Wed. Next year's annual Professional Golf Association Pup match between the club professionals of Britain and Ireland and the Unites States will be staged at Muirfield, Scotland, from July 28--30. AFP
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      75 31 LAHORE, Wed. Rain washed out play without a ball being bowled on the third day of the Third Test between Pakistan and Sri Lanka. After consultations with Sri Lanka team officials, Pakistan cricket authorities said that because of the loss of today's play tomorrow's scheduled rest
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      Ziese to conduct courses
      100 31 BURKHARD ZIESE, the West German technical adviser to the Football Association of Singapore, will conduct a refresher course for holders of the preliminary coaching certificate in soccer at the Victoria School from Friday to April 3. The course, to be held daily from 7-10 p.m., is
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      Pro-am scores
      125 31 Pro-am scores PrafentoMlc: M Lim Kian Tiong (S) $3,000. Dean Lind (US), Poh Eing Chong (S), Terry Gale (Aus) $1,083 each. W Stewart Ginn (Aus). Liao Kuo Chin (Tal), J. Paschal (US), Larry Collins (US), M. Siodina (RP), Eshak Bluah (M), Suthep Meesawad (Tha), R. Wrenn (US), Hsieh Mm Nam
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      Wang makes immediate impact
      81 31 Wang makes immediate impact MALAYSIAN champion Ringo Wang, just hours after his arrival, qualified yesterday (or Sunday's Masters nnal of the Anson All-star tournament. Wang posted 1.268 pintails to be on seventh spot in the 17--man quaifying list. Leading qualifiers: Mea 1 S. Y. Loh 1,321, 2 Arthur Soon 1,315.
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      United's class beyond doubt
      225 31  - United's class beyond doubt WILFRED YEO By THERE was no doubt, except on the margin of their victory, as leaders Farrer Park United cruised to a 3-0 win over emasculated Changi Constituency in an Ovaltine National Football League Division One match at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. In fact,
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      Kannan reduces Forces to tears
      239 31 KANNAN KUNJURAMAN, of Police, almost single-handedly reduced Forces, the defending champions, to a pulp in last night's Ovaltine National Football League Division One match at the Jurong Stadium, reports JOE DOBAI. The national team striker wrecked Forces defence to pave the way for Police's deserving
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      Jurong whip Maju School
      135 31 JURONG Secondary whipped Maiu Secondary 64-3 In the Girls' C Division of the National Schools basketball tournament's preliminary rounds at Thomson Road yesterday. Other nmlti Bays' B Dtv: Thomson bt Yeung Ching 65-56; Anglican High bt Serangoon Garden 56-40; Jurong bt Catholic High 51-45; Yock Eng
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      87 31 DIVISION ONE P W D L F A Pt Firm Part 5 0 1 18 4 15 Tiong Bahru 6 4 1 114 213 Police 6 4 0 2 12 5 12 Kaki Bukit 5 3 0 2 9 7 9 Tampine* 5 2 2 16 3 8 Force*
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      Showdown of the unbeaten squash teams
      235 31  -  PATRICK B ASTI ANS By UNBEATEN Police play Singapore Cricket Club, who are also undefeated, in the best tie of the Milo Premier Squash League at the East Coast Recreation Centre today. Although Police must be favourites, with their strength in depth, SCC may
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      Lock icon Hunt gains revenge
      166 31 CHICHESTER, Wed. Australia's Geoff Hunt, the British Open champion who begins the defence of the title next week, reached his first final on his current tour of England last night when he beat Surrey-based Pakistani Hiddy Jahan 97, 4-9, 7-9, 9-1, 9-5 in the Patrick international squash
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      123 31 Have you noticed the latest Citibank interest rates? Effective 25th March 1982 Fixed Deposits 1 month 17 o/ M« (Minimum deposit slo,ooo) 7/4 /O p.d. 2 months Tl/ 0/ «o (Minimum deposit $2,500) 7 74 70 p.d. 3 months 0/ (Minimum deposit $2,500) 7 72 /O p.d. 6 months 3/
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      86 31 ATHLETICS National schools' X-country (MacRitchie Reservoir, 4 p. m.). BADMINTON Junior inter-club k.o. tournament (SBA hall, 7.30 p.m.). BOWLING Anson All-Star (-'ships (Anson Bowl, 10 am). QOLP Singapore- Open (Bukit Course, 7.15 a.m.). HOCKEY Friendly: IA u--23 v HeU Orient (Balestier Rd, P SOCCEB NFL Dlv. 1: Kaki Bukit v
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    More climb the income ladder
    232 32 THESE are the figure* Out tell the sUrv «f haw the lat M the Stagapare worker has Improved In the last 11 yean. la IK4, there were »,TO people (8.1 per cent of the papalaOaa then) earning $5M a month or mare. la IMC, the
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    Lock icon 'Heathrow is worst airport'
    54 32 LONDON, Wed. Heathrow Airport here is the worst airport in the world, according to an international survey published yesterday. The survey, organised by the London-based International Airline Passengers Association (lapa), a consumer group with 110,000 members worldwide, showed Amsterdam's Schipol Airport the most popular and providing
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    115 32 MOSCOW, Wed. Soviet world chess champion Anatoly Karpov has been named president of the Soviet Peace Fund, the Soviet newsagency, Tass, announced. Tass describes the fund, to which they say one Soviet citizen In three makes a contribution, as an anti-imperialist and anti-militarist Institution. -AFP. kmsterton
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    Schools appeal to Cambridge
    897 32  -  TERESA OOI 'REVIEW MARKING OF ENGLISH PAPER' By Our Education Correspondent WE were shocked that the cream of our W students was so heavily penalised with leas than M per cent getting credit passes In English. Surprisingly, our medMcre classes did better than the two top
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    BANGLADESH COUP Indira warns of outside elements
    103 32 BANGLADESH COUP Indira warns of outside elements From Pag* On* food crisis in the country, corruption had assumed cancerous proportions and nepotism was rampant. The World Bank has forecast that Bangladesh will be short of more than 500,000 tonnes of grain by the end of this month. Bangladesh's foreign policy
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    Lock icon Tipped off by cut phone link
    219 32 Tipped off by cut phone link WHEN the telephone service to Bangladesh was cut off, Consul-General D.S. Yusuf Hyder knew there was trouble in Dacca. Singaporean businessmen who called him at 9.30 a.m. yesterday shared his fears. They too could not get their calls and telex messages through. "I thought
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      130 32 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Budget help for building contractors was only the latest in a string of incentives given to the industry over the past couple of years. AGNES WEE gives the background in a special feature today. Sun Hung Kai, one of Hongkong's newest banks, is
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      Doing what I love most
      1578 1 It's 23 years since Gregg Smith and his singers got a "wild idea" to tour Europe travelling across America in a chartered bus and giving impromptu concerts en route. Today this world famous choir sings an astounding spectrum of music in stereophonic style although for
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      Fastest thing on four legs and two
      477 2 THURSDAY Entertainment Special Stth Annual Golden Globe Awards (Ch 5, 11.15 p.m.): Held on Jan 30 at the Beverly Hilton ballroom in Los 1 Angeles, these awards often indicate the possible outcome of the Oscar presentation, which will be j held later this
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        National Theatre Art Gallery lives again
        919 3 THE National Theatre Trust Art Gallery, once dormant, lives again. It is now in the capable hands of a man with six years of gallery experience behind him; Joe Urn's name is not unfamiliar to many art collectors and artists. One wonders why he
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        Truth... as a colourful explosion
        1037 3  - Truth as a colourful explosion K. M ALATHY By YOU'VE heard of the Thai Water Festival, where the Thais splash water on one another. Do you know that the Indians have a similar festival where they throw, not water, but colours? It's an ancient festival called the Holi Festival, and
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        Foot tapping to a total music experience
        570 3  - Foot tapping to a total music experience JOHN EDWARDS THE QREQQ SMITH BINGERB Victoria Concert Hall March 22 R« vi» w»d by THEIR fame goes before them and the nice thing is that it's all true. The Gregg Smith Singers, 16 talented and dedicated American musicians (and how often singers
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      Mapping out the route to freedom
      2100 4 4 Then he was taken back to the car, and six soldiers systematically searched it, ripping off door panels and removing the back seat. In the suitcase in the boot, they found Waldemar's Polish identity papers. 7 It was very cold, but Waldemar still
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      Armchair travel
      819 5 Between today and Saturday organisers of Travel '82 tourism's annual fair expect 100,000 armchair travellers to browse through Hall I of the World Trade Centre (11 to 9 a.m.) What will they see? Everything from Outback Australia to Mongolian wrestling reports our travel editor, LINDA AGERBAK. 6 There
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        Industrial art
        586 7 Industrial art You want to create a beautiful home; but the purchase of the flat has depleted your resources. So the solution, says JEANNINE VATIN, is to do it up with materials which are cheap and easily available for the art of making do has now become a major trend
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        Session with Solomon
        288 7 Session with Solomon AS A Sri Lankan Journalist, Charmalne Solomon used to run a cookery column and even updated the fourth edition of Sri Lanka's best known cookery book, written by an ancestor and published before she was born. It was not until she made her mark In Australian newspapers,
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      71 2 nsssssssß Vietnamese food never tasted tood i fill nil Traditional Vietnamese food. No longer a rare or costly pleasure. 3rd Floor, Faber House (next to Shui Hlng), Orchard Rd. Open Daily: 11am toll pm, Tel: ***** 26 for Reservations Parking spice next to Specialist's Centre or In fiber House after
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      155 2 ■■■■^^■^■Hl "> a charity ball. But I when the two girls realise snkl P^sjnj W^^X there are insufficient tick- J f^M I [fl I ets for them and their L^aJ L^H I fa^H I boyfriends, they become I^^^ &n Py that's gratitude I foryou. nV^VJ bbh^^H That's not all, for
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      430 2 girl's grandmother dies, and Geppetto has to console her. Children's Sh«rt Story The Merry Go R*und Horse (Ch 5, \M pan.): A love affair with a difference a little ragamuffin adores a wooden merry-go-round horse. Despite the odd combination, the two are very thick, so it is heartache for the
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      177 2 Job offer, while Lani accuses Julie of stealing her fiance (Bart Braverman). Meanwhile, Doc falls madly in love with Gayle Hunnicutt. Among the other passengers are Sorrell Booke, Peter Lupus, Connie Stevens and Jimmie Walker. ROAD To Wembley (Ch 8, 1.11 p.m.): It's a clash between two teams perched in
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      363 2 Yu. But before he could get him, Feng plans to send Tian Yuan to kill Zhang. Tamil (inrmt ShMthl (Part One; Ch 8, 11.21 p.m.): Sivaji Ganesh, Nagesh and Devika are featured in tonight's black-and-white fare. Ramu's uncle marries him off to a blind girl, Shanthi. Ramu doesn't know about
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      1225 2 r^/^^/rwfa^ f Airy stereo from a pocket radio. i -*J National RF-1C super slim and light. FM/AM/FM stereo radio with featherweight headphones. "TV and Radio" SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by The Younf J-j|O Watch Densey Cl.ne And The Restless 6.50 Texas Jack And Hb Plans (Car 3.25 Reincarnated
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      472 3 ill!* SL ,SincflPOß6 m T TvP vu n T R E F OF of r Singapore fflflnßcemenT GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MARKETING MANAGEMENT Applications are invited for the 6th intake of the Graduate Diploma in Marketing Management programme, commencing July 1982. Programme Objective The Diploma is specially designed to provide marketing
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      409 4 DEVELOPMENT SITE FLEMINGTON: I OPPOSITE FLEMINGTON RACE- COURSE. FORMERDALGETY/WRIGHT I STEPHENSON BLOODSTOCK PREMISES. SALE BY TENDER This prime corner site will be ixjncan strelt B cleared of all but 2 valuable [ot ~~l 2 buildings. Prospective buyers i lot Ii ft are invited to tender for Lot 1 v rof
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      243 5 fli^hT at^ aW *_fkk. N y I Uih IHb^bl^ "bW *vb^ *v /^^a^^kat. W* 1 A __Bl ~^^m I** IB^ VL*' I a^l3 r l^Baßß^B^B^Ba^' I^BBB^ a^^a^ a^aS' l^SS^'^B^B^^^S'^&a^^^S'^^^a)l^>^a^^B^^BMßß^Si^B^aa) Venue: Singapore Conference Hall, Shenton Way Time: 11 am 10 pm \jt_ ems on d'spky include both fully imported and local
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      41 5 ALJUNIED INDUSTRIAL onmini cv L^BrOT^ 'fJL4s^r^^^^^^^^ W Wi^P *\J M? I Wt H V ■a^a^a^S^^^^^^^^^^^^^LWaSDMl iHV^^T I i mi m Mm ru* *±£r tTKrI ■Usi c P^ LKAfIHfwJ^A JB^B^a^av* Hf i Tg ■^BBBBaßßßßßßaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaßßßßaaaßßßßßßßßßjHßHßßßßaaßßaaaaaaaaaaaaalajßMaMßM HHHM H ■Blt^iTWCT^uilJmTi.^YiiuF'iiffc ■tiAliriJijliiitr I INDUSTWAL complex I
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      89 6 Gbngutulattins &CQ&6St£Mhh6s Dresdner Bank AG SINGAPORE BRANCH I ON THEIR IOTH ANNIVERSARY I AND A WARM WELCOME TO I I Dr Karl-Ludwig Bresser Dr Christoph von der Decken I I Member of the Board of Member of the Board of I I Managing Directors, Managing Directors, I I Dresdner Bank
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      719 7 Treatment by Helena Rubinstein ilLflLflß d Bio-Clear WtfMk im. 'f^m Problem Skin Wj Solvers m* L^l Here s a rare opportunity to get p^ Science of Beauty treatment for '*s=vr problem skin at a special price. Three Bio-Clear Problem Skin Solvers in an attractive box are yours for only $49.20.
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      656 8 APPOINTMENTS r exon A CAREER WITH -J^ CHEMICALS Chemical Singapore Is an affiliate of a leading multi-national I chemical company with worldwide manufacturing and marketing mMMbb. We are looking for a suitably qualified person, who is both ambitious and self-motivated to )oln our team of highly competent employees In our
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      579 8 .•^JNIPL^S UNITED MALAYSIAN TIMBER PRODUCTS SDN. BHD. We are manufacturers of plywood, blockboard and other wood-bated products. Applications from Malaysian citizens, preferably bumiputrai, are invited for the following positions:--(A) PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT (i) PRODUCTION ENGINEERS Qualification A degree or diploma in Industrial Engineering or Forestry or Wood Technology or Work Study.
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      572 8 W m\^Bßm)m^BßmW staf f recruitment division M M MM Management Consultant Services (Pte) Ltd M M MM W 281Q, 15th Root. Selegie Complex Mf M/ BTSVbSbT Singapore 0718 Tel: *****55/*****87 B A multt-national West German Manufacturing Company located in Hj Bedok invites applications io fill the following positions for his
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      153 8 NOTICE GOVERNMENT OF THE EEPfBLIC OF SINOAFOBE INC REGISTERED BTOCE (LOAN NO I) W% tertt IM mi TAX FREE RBQBTERED STOCK (LOAN NO t) >V 4% irtej imrm 1111 TAX FREE RBOBTERED STOCK (LOAN NO I) i%% >ite« imm lIW TAXABLE RBGVTERED STOCK (LOAN NO 1) 7V«% frtt 11 TAX
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      681 9 APPOINTMENTS TIEN WAH PRESS (PTE) LTD Invitee applications from suitably qualified Singapore Citizens for:APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING IN (1) OFFSET PRINTING (2) GRAPHIC REPRODUCTION which Is scheduled to commence some time in April 1982. THE PROGRAMME: It is a 3-year training programme which is divided into two parts. The first year covers
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      638 9 ACCOUNTS CLERKS (SHIFT) SHELL invites suitably qualified male Singapore citizens to apply for the above positons based at Pulau Bukom Refinery Complex. THE JOB involves shift work and duties include the calculation of and documentation for quantities of oil loaded on to or discharged from vessels and bulk lorries. THE
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      731 9 Iqm Singapora. a whoMy-owned subsidiary of General I \Motors Corporation, is currently engaged in the assembly of I {printed circuit boards and integrated circuits for automotive I {electronics applications. We are planning a major expansion program by adding new product lines at our Smgapore j I [operation. In view of
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      466 9 ADMINISTRATION MANAGER On behalf of our client, a long-established shipping Agency, we invite enquiries, in strict confidence, from Singaporeans who meet the following requirements 1. A man presently holding a responsible administrative position in a shipping office. 2. A comprehensive understanding and command of the English language with an ability
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      329 9 THE BANKJII PTCY ACT (CHAPrmu) TAKE NOTICE that a) Receiving and Adjudication Orders were made against the following debtors on 12th day of March, 1982. In Bankruptcy Nos 279/81 James Lav Tlong Jin of 58 Sunset Way, Singapore 2159. 312/81 Yudhuster K Ournanl alias Yudhuster s/o Kishlnchand Ournanl formerly a
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      678 10 APPOINTMENTS TOO IMPORTANT 1 TO BE CALLED A JOB. A career in the RSAF means challenges and responsibilities. As part of Singapore's defence team, your contribution in any Air Force post is vital. The demands are high but so are the rewards, and there's a long list of benefits and
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      557 10 I INSURANCE An established firm of Lloyds Brokers specialising in direct and reinsurance broking in this region has vacancies for the following posts: ACCOUNTS EXECUTIVES Applicants should have a few years' experience in the industry, enjoy meeting people, a self starter and is business orientated. Qualifications: ACII, AAII or those
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      635 10 WARNING NOTICE DEUTSCHE ANGELGERATE MANUFAKTUR HELLMUTH KUNTZE GMBH CO. KG. of Berlin 65, WilkJenowstrasse 16-17, Germany are the Registered Proprietor of the trade mark DAMYL under Registration No. ***** in Class 28 for fishing lines in the Republic of Singapore. The trade and public are advised tha Meristem Enterprises Trading
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      150 10 LEONG HUAT INDUSTRIES LTD. (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the transfer books and register of members of the abovenamed company will be closed from 16 April 1982 to 29 April 1982. both days inclusive for the purpose of recalling all share certificates issued by
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        Good old days of Cantonese opera in the Forties and Fifties
        1079 1 Good old days of Cantonese opera in the Forties and Fifties Cantonese opera today is not what it used to be in the Fourties and Fifties. NG WAI LENG talks to two opera performers, one of them the famous San Fei Fong, about the heyday of Cantonese opera. 4 At
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        1140 2 if i\ HL Lesson 1% Xlitngnan he zei ONCE there was a cruel magistrate One day, hit seal was minting He was very worried. He sent Us men to look for It bat could not aMIt After a while, he thought It most have been stolen by a
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