The Straits Times, 26 March 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    our rules
    1994 1 Politics and the media says Dhana •..not those of the West or of a bygone era SINGAPORE makes its own rules on how political parties should conduct themselves and how public issues should be discussed and will not copy the West. This was stated by Culture Minister S.
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    Nathan's challenge
    180 1 STRAITS Times executive chairman, Mr S.R. Nathan, has challenged Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam (MP far Annan) U repeat la pabtlc a statement made yesterday la Parliament. la a statement released last sight, Mr Nathan said: Mr Jeyaretnam used his privileged position yesterday la Parliament to maliciously aad viciaasly slaader
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    Khamer Rouge destroy Viet tank
    138 1 A VIETNAMESE T-54 tmnk alter It was destrayed by the Khmer Roagr wh« reeaptaraa' their baae la the Khao Din area la western Cambodia. The base, aae af twa lest la the recent Vfetasms—i otfeastve, was retaken about twa weeks aga by the Khmer Range.
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    Lock icon Reagan govt against tit-for-tat trade laws
    324 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs. THE Reagan administration has said it opposes legislation that would automatically impose restraints on imports from countries which restrict entry of American goods. But United States trade representative Mr William Brock told the Senate Finance Committee yesterday that the President should have
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    Lock icon 20-year term
    52 1 MADRID, Thurs. Frenchman Francis Bodenan has been sentenced in Palma da Marjoca to 30 years and one day in jail for 6* 1967 hijacking of an aircraft carrying Moise Tshombe, the former Prime Minister of Congo-Kin-shasa (now Zaire) and leader of the short-lived Katangan secession, according to sources
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    Bush to visit Spore
    75 1 Bush to visit Spore US VICE-PRESIDENT George Bush will visit Singapore, Japan and Korea late next month before visiting Australia and New Zealand, President Reagan announced at a White House briefing yesterday. Mr Bush has accepted invitations from Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew, Prime Minister Suzuki of Japan and Prime
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    Lock icon Columbia's crew make light work of test
    319 1 HOUSTON, Thurs. SPACE shuttle astronaut Jack Lousma turned science teacher for a while to show Americans a potentially rich commercial opportunity in space weightless manufacturing. Cmdr Lousma was televised in the Columbia's workroom on Tuesday, testing a device that used a process called
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    Govt to make price fixing illegal
    509 1 Govt to make price fixing illegal THE Trade and Industry Ministry intends to introduce laws to break up trade associations that engage in price fixing or other restrictive trade practices. The matter would be pursued "vigorously," said Trade and Industry Minister Dr Tony Tan at the debate on the estimates
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    Lock icon France explodes nuclear device
    219 1 France explodes nuclear device WELLINGTON, Thurs FRANCE has exploded another nuclear device at its Mururoa test site in the south Pacific despite a threat by trade unions in the area to retaliate against such tests. New Zealand scientists today confirmed a blast of 15 kilotonnes (equivalent to 15,000 tonnes of
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    Lock icon Prem seeks trade boost
    63 1 BANGKOK, Thurs. Thai Prime Minister Prem Tinsula nonda will seek to enlarge Thailand's economic foothold In Austria and Belgium, both new trading partners, during his European tour next month, a government spokesman said today. General Prem, accompanied by Foreign Minister Siddhi Savetsila, Industry Minister Chartichai Choonnavan,
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    50 1 VIENNA, Tburs. Three Iraqi embassy officials were injured on Tuesday in a scuffle with exiled Kurds during a performance of a Kurdish dance group from which three performers had defected a day earlier, police reported yesterday. The Kurdish group from Aral, Iraq, performed despite the defections. AP.
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    Lock icon LATEST THREAT TO TRY SATTAR
    54 1 LATEST THREAT TO TRY SATTAR DACCA, Thin. Baagladeaa martial Uw authorities have threatened to pat Mated presHeat About Sattar aid his mlaisters «n trial far charges which were n«t specified. The threat came heva after the military arreated ever 1M people, three farmer ministers aid three paUtteal leaden last night.
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      110 1 58 pages today VOCATIONAL TRAINING MAYBE MADE COMPULSORY Pag* 11 Japanese giant to set up store here -Page 15 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3, 8, 1 CAUSEWAY 14 COMICS 14 EDITORIAL 1C LETTERS 17 BACKGROUND 18 CLASSIFIEDS 23-34 SPORTS SMI Festival of Dance review -Paflo3 RADIO AND TV OUTLOOK 8,
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      609 2 More going abroad ONE in every seven Singaporeans travelled abroad last year because of cheap holiday packages and the strong local dollar and this trend is expected to continue. Singapore Tourist Promotion Board chairman, Mr Tan I Tong, said such ho'idays were seen as not only recreational outlets, but
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      COMMENT
      219 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: CONTRARY to Cambridge University student Cheng Shoong Tat's assertion, there are still challenges facing Singapore, and the first of these is to convince young i Singaporeans that they abound and ti prepare to meet them. There Is no need to contrive a crisis mentality for,
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      631 2 Support for Fraser AUSTRALIAN ministers have moved to express support for Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser amid reports of an imminent challenge to his ruling Liberal Party leadership. Recent newspaper reports and rumours have said Mr Andrew Peacock, who resigned from the Fraser government a year ago, will
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      SECTION 2
      335 2 A warmer world DESPITE the bitterly cold winters in Europe and North America during 1981/2, many respectable bodies such as the World Meteorological Organisation and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) have swung firmly behind the view that a global increase in temperatures is the major climatic hazard
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      SPORTS
      170 2 China shine CHINA took the All-England badminton championships by storm on its opening day, with defending women s champion Sunai Hwang, 20, of South Korea, crashing in the second round to China's Song Youping 9-11. 11-2, 11-0. The Chinese men are almost as successful, with six going through to
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      226 2 ECONOMIC TIES WITH CHINA ENCOURAGED THE outlook for economic and technological cooperation between Singapore and China is bright, especially in offshore oil exploration activities. Mr Xi Yesheng, commercial representative of China, said this at the two-day "China 13" conference at Shangri-La Hotel yesterday. The conference is organised by
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      BACKGROUND
      72 2 BEHIND BANGLADESH COUP THE latest coup in Bangladesh is the fourth successful bid by the army to take over power since the birth of the nation after a bloody war with Pakistan in 1971. The immediate reason for it seems to be the government crisis which led to the
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      182 2 Stability 'essential' PRIME Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad today reminded Malaysians that the opportunities they enjoyed now could not exist without political stability, and added that Trengganu could help maintain this by not being "greedy about its new-found oil wealth. He said many other countries were
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      188 2 What is jun zi THE political philosophy of Kong Zi might have been detrimental to the inception of democracy but his education of jun zi has certainly inspired the pursuit of an ideal world. Kong Zi believed in a political system in which the "people are
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      Cambodia test site for new chemical -weapons'
      320 3  - Cambodia test site for new chemical -weapons' NANCY CHNG By Our Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Thurs. The Khmer Rouge charged today that Cambodia was being used as a "vast field of experimentation" for new chemical weapons supplied by an "expansionist great power" to Vietnam. The use of these weapons jeopardise the
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      Lock icon Ershad orders death for arms offences
      310 3 Ershad orders death for arms offences NEW DELHI, Thursday BANGLADESH'S military ruler, Lt. General Mohammad Ershad, announced tough martial law regulations today, including the death penalty for illegal possession of arms or explosives. The announcement came amid a report by official sources in Dacca saying that the martial law authorities
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      Lock icon Killer disease
      36 3 NEW DELHI, Thurs. More than 30 children died last week In a whooping cough epidemic in the remote northern Indian village of Warwan, the United News of India quoted officials as saying yesterday. AP.
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      Lock icon Party rallies in Jakarta go smoothly
      89 3 Party rallies in Jakarta go smoothly JAKARTA, Thurs. Five mass electoral rallies held by the Muslim party (PPP) the first since last week's riots proceeded smoothly here yesterday, a PPP spokesman said. The rallies were held in five different places to prevent disturbances like those of last Thursday's rally, which
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      Lock icon Beijing waits for text of Brezhnev appeal
      206 3 Beijing waits for text of Brezhnev appeal BELTING, Thurs. China will comment on Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev's appeal for better bilateral relations only after studying the text of his speech, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said today. The spokesman said his ministry has not yet read the text. The Soviet
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      Lock icon Marcos denies issuing order for an army takeover
      259 3 MANILA, Thurs. PRESIDENT Ferdinand Mareaa. returning fr*m a five-day visit to Saudi Arabia, today flatly denied having instructed the military to take •ver sh»nld "sMnethlag untoward" happen to him while out of the ceaatry. Addressing the nation •a his return at Manila
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      Lock icon British film a sellout in Beijing
      55 3 British film a sellout in Beijing Chinese clnema-Roer* mllH«g around the DonKdang cinema la Beijing 'a East City district on Wednesday, m they waited for the show to start. They had come to we Arabian Adventure*, a film featured la the current British Film Week. Tickets were sold eat eae
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      Lock icon Aussie jailed for 25 years
      50 3 BANGKOK, Thurs. A 27-E-old Australian woman n a 25-year tall sentence y (or possession of 39 gin o* heroin. Robyn Gall McTeare of Sydney was arrested last December when narcotics agents at Bangkok's Don Muang Airport found the packets of heroin in her underwear. UPI
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      Lock icon Ministers back Fraser over Peacock challenge
      304 3 r-EX-MINISTER LIKELY TO MAKE BID FOR LEADERSHIP CANBERRA, Thurs. Government ministers have moved to express their support for Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser amid reports of an imminent challenge to his leadership of the ruling Liberal Party. Persistent newspaper reports and rumours in Parliament in
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      Lock icon US tycoon to help China develop mine
      225 3 BEIJING, Thurs. At a time of tense Sino-US relations over Taiwan, American industrialist Armand Hammer said today that he was signing an agreement, for the biggest American Joint venture in China, to develop the world's largest coal mine. "I think the prospects of
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      Lock icon Reagan tells his aides to work out deal on budget
      395 6 WASHINGTON, Thins PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has authorised his aides to negotiate for the first time with Democratic leaders in Congress on a possible compromise on his budget, White House officials said yesterday. The officials cautioned, however, that it was not
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      Lock icon US to review defence with Far East allies
      270 6 US to review defence with Far East allies WASHINGTON, Thursday DEFENCE Secretary Caspar Weinberger, who left Colorado Springs today on his first Far East visit, will review plans for mutual defence and military modernisation with allies in Japan, South Korea and the PhilipIn Tokyo, bis first stop where he is
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      Lock icon Fire suspect arrested
      53 6 SEOUL, Thurs. Police said a 27-year-old man was arrested today in connection with a fire at the American Cultural Centre last week in Pusan. Police said a man who had been sought was captured shortly after midnight hiding in a small temple west of the south-west dry
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      Lock icon Weapons sale
      42 6 WASHINGTON, Ihurs. The United States will sell Egypt 40 more F-16 fighters and 2» tanks, the Pentagon announced. The F-lte will be used to replace planes bought by Egypt from the Soviet Union which are old and wearing out. AP.
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      Lock icon Reagan to meet Central American ministers
      314 6 Reagan to meet Central American ministers- WASHINGTON, Thurs. United States President Ronald Reagan will meet the foreign minis--1 ters of El Salvador, Honduras and Costa Rica at the White House today, it was announced yesterday. White House spokesman Larry Speakes also said the Reagan administration i had decided to decline
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      80 6 Machine that dishes out hot fries BUYING f **d Cram a nutchlae may be n*thIbk new bat this Frew* laveatUa may asker In a wh*ie sew er*p of venting machine*. This latest Mia-*per-atod maeala* tries the pstetaea and drains them all m a mlawte before Making o« t the cap
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      Lock icon Five killed in fire
      45 6 MEXICO CITY, Thun. Fire accompanied by nine explosions yesterday engulfed the Clneteca Nadonal on the outskirts of Mexico City. National Radio reports said. A Red Cross official said at least five people, including a fireman, were killed in the blaze. -AP.
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      Lock icon Haig sent adviser to Cuba, says report
      176 6 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Secretary of State Alexander Haig sent a personal emissary to Cuba earlier this month to persuade the Castro government to drop support of the rebels in El Salvador, CBS News reported last night. It said that Gen Vernon Walters, ambassador at
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        Lock icon Bracing for Nelson
        63 6 THE PHILIPPINES, still reeling from a weekend tropical storm, which killed at least 50 people, braced itself for a typhoon with winds of up to 185 km h. The government said the central and south-east provinces facing the Pacific were already feeling the effects of Typhoon Nelson,
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        53 6 INDONESIAN PRESIDENT Suharto has named Sumba island, 1,400 km east of Jakarta, as a detention centre for illegal immigrants. An Immigration Department spokesman said yesterday that about 2,000 such people, many of them Chinese, were expected to be resettled there because they could not be repatriated to
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        Lock icon 'Jenkins to win'
        78 6 SOCIAL DEMOCRAT Roy Jenkins appeared to be heading for a return to the British Parliament, when three opinion polls forecast his victory by a 6 per cent margin hours before 40,000 voters of Glasgow's Hillhead District went to the polls in what has been described as the
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      Lock icon Oil flow cut
      36 6 BEIRUT, Thurs. An explosion yesterday damaged the pipeline carrying Iraqi oil to the northern Lebanese terminal at Tripoli and suspended the flow of crude oil for several hours, Oil Ministry sources said. UPI.
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      Lock icon Rows and battle mark end of election drive
      208 6 Rows and battle mark end of election drive SAN SALVADOR, Thursday THE election campaign for El Salvador's constituent assembly wound up yesterday with bitter charges among the politicians and a mountainside gunbattle between government forces and leftist guerillas. r Military patrols were heavier than usual in the capital's streets but
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      Lock icon New junta imposes political controls
      133 6 GUATEMALA CITY, Thurs. Guatemala's new military Junta, moving swiftly to clamp controls on the country, yesterday suspended the constitution, banned all political activity, dissolved Congress and purged three top opposition generals. Gen Efraln Rios Montt, 56. who overthrew President Gen Romeo Lucas Garcia in a
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      Lock icon One-day strike
      37 8 ROME, Thun. Italian tournattsts SMUac a new contract stagad a ooe-day strike yesterday, bat postponed further strike action pending the outcone of talks next week The walkout utewuted publication of morning at —papers today. -AP.
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      260 8 PARIS, Thurs. FYance indicated yesterday that it was taking a turn to the right when conservative opposition forces kept a majority of 96 provincial government council presidencies after two rounds of nationwide elections. French voters elected representatives to the councils last Sunday
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      Lock icon IRA death squad 'on the hunt for informers'
      232 8 IRA death squad 'on the hunt for informers' BELFAST, Thursday AN IRISH guerilla death squad is tracking down informers who have been naming hundreds of guerilla suspects and directing police to arms caches, republican sources said yesterday. About 200 people were charged with guerilla offences, such aa bombing and murder.
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      Lock icon Reagan to speak in Royal Gallery
      149 8 Reagan to speak in Royal Gallery LONDON, Thun. President Ronald Reagan will address both houses of parliament in the Royal Gallery of the House of Lords when he visits Britain in June, the office of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher announced yesterday. The decision follows strong opposition to suggestions Oat sir
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      62 8 MANAGUA, Thurs. Nicarania's Independent uewnjiaper La Prensa was closed yesterday btcsuse It contained reCi that "lent themselves to antl-patrlotic came of the Nicaraguan right, a government statement said. A La Prensa ■rotfiiian said about half of yesterday's morning edition of the newspaper had been censored by the
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      Lock icon Jolts in Japan
      35 8 TOKYO, Thurs. Two tremors today Jolted the earthquake-prone central and southern part of Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost Island, the Central Meteorological Agency reported. There were no Immediate reports of Aimiltles or damage. AP.
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      Lock icon Off the bridge
      39 8 NORFOLK (Virginia), Thurs. The commander of a nuclear-powered submarine that crashed Into a Turkish freighter was relieved of duty yesterday until an Investigation is completed, said. The navy set no time limit (or its Investigation UPI.
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      Lock icon Leftists slip back in Dutch provincial elections
      233 8 Leftists slip back in Dutch provincial elections THE HAGUE, Thurs. In a ballot considered a test of the nations mood, the Netherlands yesterday swung towards the right. Called to elect 70S members of provincial assemblies, Dutch voters withdrew a significant part of their support of the two leftist parties in
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      Case of the bartered bride
      169 8 MOSCOW, Tkmrn. A family la Ceatnl Aria s*M their eaagater far tjm reaMe77*MN), 4* pairs ef galsshes, a c«w, twe sheep, tt ■■■■Wnhtoft, Mm ef etota aai tw« sacks ef rice, a B«vlet newsYhu Shftmlgal Karfcnaev Jsi set get aleag with her luktU'i family aai
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      Jail terms upheld
      65 8 SEOUL, Thun. The Supreme Court has upheld the three-year prison terms for three South Korean university students accused of anti-gov-ernment activity, authorities •mid today. The students had appealed to the court after their sentences were confirmed by the Seoul Appellate Court. They were accused of having taken
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      67 8 JAKARTA, Thun. Indonesia's tabled tourist Island of Ball win be at a standstill tnmonuw when about 1.2 mil lion Inhabitants perform their sacred "NyepT (Silence) religious ceremony to mark the Balinese New Year Day-to-day life is expected to halt with offices, hotels, recreation centres and other public
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      Lock icon Big cocaine syndicate smashed
      432 8 LONDON, Thursday UNDERCOVER narcotics and customs agents swooped across Britain yesterday to smash what they claimed was a major syndicate that has brought cocaine and other drugs worth £20 million (about 5|77.8 million) into this country in two years. Codenamed Operation Butcher, the raids came amid
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      27 9 AN ISRAELI Midler escorting an Arab girl arrested on Wednesday In Ramallah where violent Palestinian demonstrations have been going on for the past six days. UPI picture.
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      Lock icon Way cleared for Sinai pullout, says Ali
      381 9 Way cleared for Sinai pullout, says Ali CAIRO, Thursday FOREIGN Minister Kamal Hassan Ali said Egypt and Israel had agreed in principle to a way of solving the border dispute, clearing the way for Israel's scheduled April 25 withdrnwfll fro in thp Pf*ninmil3. i Speaking to reporters after a meeting
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      Lock icon Kuwaiti govt holds talks over Opec curbs
      244 9 Kuwaiti govt holds talks over Opec curbs KUWAIT, Thurs THE Kuwaiti cabinet held an emergency session yesterday to discans the passible effects of belt-tightening measures by the Organisation of Petroleum Exparting Countries. The ■essl»B > chaired by Kuwait ruler Sheikh Jaber Al Ahmad Al Sabah, coincided with press reports that
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      26 9 PARAMARIBO, Thurs Surinam's military government lifted martial law yesterday but maintained emergency powers imposed after a recent coup attempt by dissident army officers. UPI.
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      Lock icon Sadat's widow pours scorn on rumours of his wealth
      190 9 KUWAIT, Thurt. THE late Egyptian President Anwar Sadat left his family a total of six hectares of agricultural land, despite malicious rumours about his personal wealth, Mr Sadat's widow was quoted as saying yesterday. Mrs Jihan Sadat, in an interview published
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      Lock icon Israel sacks two top Palestinian West Bank mayors
      277 9 JERUSALEM, Thursday THE two leading Palestinian mayors on the Arab West Bank were dismissed today as Israeli occupation forces stepped up action against supporters of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO). The mayor of Nablus, Mr Bassam Al-Shaka, and Ramallah mayor, Karim Khalef,
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      Lock icon SECURITY COUNCIL URGED TO CENSURE TEL AVIV
      176 9 UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. Arab nations demanded yesterday that the UN Security Council condemn Israel for its "brutal attacks" against Palestinian protesters in the occupied west Bank. But they did not seek any sanctions against the Jewish state. The emergency session began at the
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      Lock icon Island of turtles disappears
      91 9 Island of turtles disappears DAR ES SALAAM, Thurs. A tiny island, which was the major nesting place for sea turtles on the East African coast, has disappeared beneath the sea, the Ta nzanian Dally News reported today. The government newspaper said two researchers were sent to Maziwi Island, near Pangani
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      Lock icon Journalists strike
      69 9 ROME, Thurs. Italian Journalists seeking a new contract began the first of three days of strikes yesterday, Nutting out newspaper, radio and television news. Contracts for Journalists expired on Dec 31, and their union has called a number of one-day strikes to put pressure on the publishers. The
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      Lock icon Too expensive handguns
      61 9 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The General Accounting Office reported yesterday the Pentagon Is reversing a plan to issue 217,000 new Nato-oertified 9mm handguns to American troops because of the high cost. The army had planned to substitute new 9mm pistols the standard sidearm carried by other Nato forces for
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      Lock icon Report of secret cheap oil deal
      97 9 Report of secret cheap oil deal BELGRADE, Thurs. A Yugoslav newspaper claimed yesterday Iran had signed a secret oil deal with an unidentified West German company at a cut-rate price. It also agreed later to lower its oil price in renewing contracts with Japanese buyers. The report in Politika Ekspres,
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    Swimmers warned not to take dip after heavy meal
    225 10 SWIMMERS have been warned against taking a dip soon after a heavy meal. The warning was given by forensic pathologist Associate Professor ha© Tiee Cheng yesterday at a coroner's inquiry into the death of an office-attendant Mango Muthusamy, 18, who died
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    Driver vanishes with videos
    194 10 POLICE are investigating the case of an electronics company driver, who disappeared with $57,000 worth of video-tapes and recorders only three days after he started working for the company. A police spokesman said that Mr Chua Eng Sin, 49, the proprietor of Luxus Electronics Ltd, recruited
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    Lock icon SI A VOTED SECOND BEST AIRLINE BY GROUP
    148 10 LONDON, Thurs. Singapore Airlines has been voted by the International Airline Passengers Association (lAPA) as the second best airline after Swissair. The London-based lAPA, a consumer group with 110,000 members worldwide, said in its latest survey that the vote was taken by
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    Share certs stolen
    78 10 POLICE said thieves broke into a medical store on the ground floor of Hong Lim Complex in North Bridge Road on Wednesday night and escaped with $22,950 in cash, $30,000 worth of jewellery and $100,000 worth of share certificates which are transferable. A police spokesman. Assistant Supt
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    Traffic plan to ease the jams during Qingming
    210 10 Traffic plan to ease the jams during Qingming POLICE expect traffic congestion within Pek San Teng, Bright Hill Crescent and Choa Chu Kang cemeteries and along surrounding roads during the Qingming festival between 27 March and 11 April when families pay respect to the dead. Motorists who travel near these
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    April start
    42 10 THE Metropolitan YMCA is introducing its corporate membership scheme on April 1. Charges are $300 for a group of five and $500 for a group of 10. The charges are in addition to an entrance fee of $100 per group.
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    Now minus its crowning glory
    46 10 Now minus its crowning glory LIKE a skirt around this Orchard Mall lamp -past, a Bongainvillea bash (see inset) once swayed in the breeze. Bat a hint to trim the foliage was taken seriously. Perhaps too seriously. Now the lamp post awkwardly bares a skinny leg.
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    French course
    31 10 THE Sennett Community Centre youth group will hold a French language course starting on April 2. Charges for the three-month course are $25 for members and $30 for nonmembers.
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    Shaolin film angers Buddhist federation
    285 10  - Shaolin film angers Buddhist federation CHONG WING HONG By A HONGKONG film. The Shaolin Temple, now showing here, has aroused the concern of the Singapore Buddhist Federation because one of the scenes shows Buddhist monks eating dog's meat and drinking wine. More than 10 federation representatives saw the premiere on
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    Swedish king due today
    43 10 KING Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden and his entourage will arrive here this afternoon for a one-day visit. They will be received by the Minister of State (Law and Home Affairs), Prof S. Jayakumar. The visitors leave tomorrow evening.
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    More travel abroad with cheaper holiday tours
    466 10 One. in seven took trips last year MORE Singaporeans are turning tourists thanks to low-cost holiday packages and the strong local dollar and this trend is expected to continue. Last year, for instance, one in every seven people in Singapore travelled abroad, the
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    Times man wins US study fellowship
    144 10 Times man wins US study fellowship STRAITS Times Assistant to the Editor Paul Jansen has been selected for a fellowship at the World Press Institute in America. The fellowship is provided in cooperation with Macalester College, where the institute is based, in Minnesota. It is given annually to journalists picked
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    Design talk by Aussie architect
    71 10 A LEADING Australian architect, Mr John Andrews, will be giving a talk and film show on his award-winning designs next month at the ShangriLa Hotel on April 2 at 8.30 p.m. A film produced by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation which features some of Mr Andrews'
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    Hundreds seek jobs in new aerospace factory
    194 11 Hundreds seek jobs in new aerospace factory HUNDREDS of job seekers flocked to an open job fair held by an American aerospace components company at the Century Park Sheraton on Wednesday night. The company, TRW Overhaul Service Pte Ltd, was recruiting Singaporeans to work at its new factory in Jurong.
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    Import duties on eggs off
    33 11 IMPORT duties on hens and ducks eggs will be abolished from today, a Customs and Excise Department statement said yesterday. Previously, the duty on 100 eggs was $3.
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    ROY TO LEVY CHARGE FOR INSPECTION
    102 11 THE Registry of Vehicles will charge a fee for the inspection and re-inspections of commercial and public service vehicles from next month. It will cost for the first inspection and $2t for each subsequent reInspection. The registry said yesterday that It had decided to
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    US company comes a-wooing for engineers
    280 11  - US company comes a-wooing for engineers QUEK PECK LIM By( HARD pressed employers have a new competitor for scarce engineers and skilled technicians in the electronics industry. A leading electronics company from the United States has begun advertising here for hermetic and plastic dip assembly engineers, offering favourable terms for
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    Skills training may be a 'must' for these boys
    310 11 Skills training may be a 'must' for these boys VOCATIONAL training could become compulsory for boys who leave school prematurely under government plans to extend the scheme. Girls who drop out of the school system early would, however, be allowed to elect to take the courses offered by the Vocational
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    Director sues exec for $196,000 over loan
    342 11 Director sues exec for $196,000 over loan A MANAGING director of a Canadian firm is suing an executive here for $196,000 in his alleged capacity as a guarantor in a loan for that sum. Mr Larry Howard McCallum, 48, told the High Court yesterday that he was at first reluctant
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  • DEBATE ON BUDGET ESTIMATES: MINISTRY BY MINISTRY
    • Article
      New crop of information officers still in training
      576 12 NONE of the new crop of information officers had been posted as a public relations officer in any government department. Culture Minister S. Dhanabalan said. This was because -they were still undergoing training, he added. Replying to Dr Ow Chin Hack (Leng
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      Will you stand in Anson again, -asks Raja
      290 12 Will you stand in Anson again, -asks Raja MR J.B. JEYARETNAM challenged Mr Lim Chee Onn yesterday to resign his seat in Bukit Merah so that residents there could decide who should be their MP. But the Opposition MP remained silent when he was asked whether he would remain in
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      2,000-seat theatre
      93 12 THE Kallang Theatre complex can seat 2,000 people when it is fully converted, Culture Minister S Dhanabalan said yesterday. Tenders would be called soon when the conversion plans had been completed. The theatre, which was bought by the government at $12.5 million in 1961, would have facilities for
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      Gallery to give the young a sense of history
      619 12 Gallery to give the young a sense of history YOUNG Singaporeans, unfamiliar with the lives and struggles of the early pioneers here, will have much to gain when the new History of Singapore Gallery at the National Museum is ready. Culture Minister S. Dhanabalan, who announced the details, said planning
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      Producing photo displays and broadsheets for the public
      250 12 Producing photo displays and broadsheets for the public THE Culture Ministry is looking into producing photo displays and pictorial broadsheets based on themes for distribution to community centres, schools and institutions of higher learning. Mr S. Dhanabalan said residents committees interested in these broadsheets could also ask for them when
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      Library books not old or unsuitable
      102 12 Library books not old or unsuitable CULTURE Minister S. Dhanabalan yesterday gave the assurance that oo ks on loan to community centres from the National Library were not old and unsuitable for the young. Commenting on Mr Her■ard Chen's (dementi) query, he said the so-call-ed "old and out-dated" books mentioned
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      New Bill
      16 12 HOME Affairs Minister Chua Sian Chin yesterday introduced the Societies (Amendment) Bill in Parliament.
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      Law needs no amendment Jeya admits after a rap
      431 12 LABOI R Minister Oflg Tent Cheong rapped Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam (Anson) for misleading him and the House yesterday, when he said a section of the Employmeat Act needed amendment. No amendment was required, said Mr One. He was replying to Mr
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    • SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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        9 respond to set up aged homes' plea
        301 12 9 respond to set up aged homes' plea VOLUNTARY organls*U.M have responded well to the SorUI Affairs Ministry's appeal to set up home* for the aged sick. So far, nine of them have either started or rabmltted prapwuli to provide 563 more beds. The«e will supplement the 213 beds new
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        New home for 400 destitute patients
        330 12 New home for 400 destitute patients SOME 400 destitute Woodbridge patients, who have nowhere to go, will have a new home. They will be housed in renovated huts at the Trafalgar home for the aged and the chronically sick. A total of $123,300 would be spent to renovate 15 of
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        Housing pilgrims close together
        224 12 Housing pilgrims close together THE Muslim Religious Council of Singapore (Muis) has negotiated with a broker in Mecca to house 800 Muslim pilgrims in two or three lodging houses adjacent to one another for this year's pilgrimage. Disclosing this, the acting Social Affairs Minister, Dr Ahmad Mattar, said: "This will
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    • TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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        Wage rises can stay ahead of inflation if...
        401 12 THE Minister for Trade and Industry, Dr Tony Tan, said there was no reason why wage increases this year could not keep ahead of inflation if the same improve-! ments in productivity as last year were achieved. He was replying to Mr
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        Cess from hotels and restaurants enjoyed by Singaporeans
        225 12 Cess from hotels and restaurants enjoyed by Singaporeans THE revenue from the 3 per eeat cess collected from hotels aad reataa- raats Is being used to improve and develop Singapore's tourist attractions, which were enjoyed mostly by Singaporeans. Trade and Industry Minister Dr Tony Tan ■aid) the Slagapore Tonrlst Promotion
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    • HEALTH
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        Here s proof that we care, says Chok Tong
        1565 13 Here s proof that we care, says Chok Tong BIGGER ROLE FOR CLANS IN LOOKING AFTER THE AGED SICK *Never before have our babies been so healthy' HEALTH Minister Goh Chok Tong has given "irrefutable evidence" provided by various health indicators to show that the government has provided adequate health
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        Some healthy signs
        88 13 An infant mortality rat* of 11.7 per thousand in 1980. (Corresponding figures for US are 13; W. Germany 15; India 134; and Taiwan 25.) An average lif* expectancy of 71 years. (This compares with 52 for India and 50 to 61 among Asean countries.) A total Of
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    • NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
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        'Give resettled farmers priority in new areas'
        349 13 MR TANG SEE CHIM (Chua Chu Kang) made an impassioned plea or Wednesday on behalf of his constituency's farmers, who had to be resettled to make way for intensive farming. He appealed to National Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan to give farmers in
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        No to 'early flat' call
        94 13 THE Minister for Nation*! Development, Mr Teh Ckeaag Wan, gave a firm "no" to request from Mr Ho See Bens (Khe Bon*) that the Housing Board gave priority la the allocation of flat* to Part Authority workers about to be resettled from their Blair Plata
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        Move to speed up building approvals
        255 13 Move to speed up building approvals THE Ministry of National Development is reviewing its vetting procedures to reduce the waiting time for planning and building approvals. This was necessary because of the large increase in planning applications, Minister of State (National Development) Lee York Suan said on Wednesday. Procedures under
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      693 13 _fj£> or passenger particular attention to helping the V| x-fja^ compartment ~~^BB^^B^titJ P 6l^ oll behind the wheel. g ■#Kf to reduce a B^S The seating, although S^ MM Wf c r s^ sLS luxurious in appearance, is also .^Jtm^a. flax aT from fire designed orthopaedically to give mi J^B^^HWA
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon POLICE LEAVE CANCELLED
      112 14 POLICE LEAVE CANCELLED KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Inspector-General of Police today announced the cancellation of all leave for police personnel and warned the people of Red attempts to stir up discontent in view of the election. Police chief Tan Sri Mohamed Haniff Omar said: "We will be on full alert
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      Lock icon Stability vital for progress, says Mahathir
      257 14 Don't be greedy, Trengganu told KUALA TRENGGANU, Thursday PRIME Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad today reminded Malaysians of the importance of political stability to ensure their nations continued progress. Speaking at a big airport rally on his arrival here for a one-day visit,
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    • Run-up to the Malaysian elections
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        Lock icon Croup o£ 32 out to capture Pahang state
        213 14 Croup o£ 32 out to capture Pahang state KUANTAN, Wed. Thirty-two aspiring independent candidates in Pahang has teamed up in an attempt to capture the state government in the coming general election. The group calling itself the United Independents of Pahang aims to field candidates in all 32 state and
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        Selangor MB won't contest this time
        299 14 Selangor MB won't contest this time SHAH ALAM, Thursday SELANGOR Mentri Besar Datuk Hormat Rafie yesterday announced that he would not be contesting in the coming general election "I wish to retire both from my post as Mentri Besar and state assemblyman for Banting," ne said. Datuk Hormat, 59, said
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        Law silent on penalty for these employers
        175 14 Law silent on penalty for these employers KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The law is silent on the penalty for employers who refuse to give their workers time off to vote. The Election Offences Act states that all citizens eligible to vote must be given the opportunity to exercise their constitutional right,
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        WOMAN FLED STORE AFTER ACID THREAT
        121 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Than. A mimiic told police today that she fled Singapore after a man there had threatened to throw acid at her. Mlm Sheila Rajeswary, M, who irtamed here *n Monday, said he also threatened to harm her mother. Mb* Rakawary went to
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      315 14 BATA'S WAREHOUSE Once again, it's time for the great Bata warehouse sale! Thousands of shoes for men, ladies and /Us*** kf children must be cleared, at prices that warehouse M start at just $1 PAPTORY *S) MOSQUE '-^8P SW^lJaß^^^^ r\O Iwn I jp "^tff Zr%[\^ wi^BLc TELOK BLANGAH RD >£
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      220 14 Bringing Up Father By Bill Ka vanagh Hal Camp TWAT TITOS l« WM»vr's ME k<uoia/pb' J PEAU.VSeTTIMG y TAKItJ© rJOW? J i±? V I Blond le By Chic You ng I JULIUS DrTHCRS/ IT's] I VOO'RE SOPPOSCoII I "T oovy okay .J\ iiTow,j(juus,>oo [OUR ANNIVBBSARV TO GIVE MB -j-< N
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    Giant store to set up shop here
    486 15  -  LILLIAN CHEW Biggest overseas Japanese retail branch By ISETAN, YAOHAN... AND NOW IT'S ITO-YOKADO FOR SINGAPOREANS DEPARTMENT stores will face stiff competition when one of the top five Japanese stores, Ito-Yokado sets up shop in Singapore. The branch here will not just be
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    Film show
    30 15 THE West Coast Zone 5 residents' committee will hold a free film show at the void deck of Block 731, Clementi West Street 2 today at 8 p.m.
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    Ex-MD entitled to commission, court told
    274 15 Ex-MD entitled to commission, court told THE former managing director of Cosmic Insurance Corp, Mr Khoo Chiang Poh, was lawfully entitled to a 1 per cent commission on the gross annual premium collections of Cosmic when he was wrongfully sacked, his counsel told the High Court yesterday. Lawyer Y.R. Jumabhoy
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    Lunch-hour fright for lone clerk
    145 15 Lunch-hour fright for lone clerk A CLERK of a finance company at Upper Thomson Road had a fright on Tuesday afternoon when a robber jumped over the counter and seized her. Miss S. B. Lee, 20, was alone at the counter during lunch hour. Another clerk was in the storeroom
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    Ban and fine for soldier who ran over sentry
    277 15 A THREE-TONNE army truck rammed through the gate of Changi Air Base last Sept 29, after the driver lost control, and ran over a sentry, a court heard yesterday. The driver, national serviceman Rosli bin Mamat, 20, had turned right from
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    History talk for teachers
    49 15 THE History Association of Singapore will hold a talk entitled Why study history? at Catholic Junior College's Lecture Theatre Two on Saturday at 10 a.m. All teachers are invited to the talk by Dr Malcolm Murfett, a history lecturer with the National University of Singapore.
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      704 15 GLENEAGLES HOSHTAL Meets Government Conservation Requirements HI m W IJIi iL ui "iiijiiiiiiin Photograph reproduced by kind pprrrmMon ot GlMM^fel Mospitdl ltd Converted from single to double glazing February/March 1 982 a period of exceptionally high occupancy. Not one patient was turned away as a result of the conversion. No
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    The Straits Times says...
    470 16 The Straits Times says I Let's face the first challenge A BLACK mayor of a southern US city once told a group of foreign correspondents when asked what problems his constituents faced: "Oh, we don't have problems; we only have challenges." The more hardened and cynical of the journalists found
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    'Without having to go to war...'
    1440 16  -  TAN LIAN CHOO Today is the third anniversary of the 1979 Camp David accord By Our Diplomatic correspondent After 3 years of relative calm, Israel and Egypt have fortified their desire for peace CAIRO In a crowded Egyptian restaurant called Felfela in downtown Cairo,
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    Lock icon Marathon that's just for fun
    787 16 Sidelights on the Japanese way of life TOKYO It's debatable whether the annual "Ome Marathon" in the hilly western outskirts of Tokyo can any longer be regarded as simply another race. Rather, it is a celebration of the incredible con--sestion prevailing in apan. It proves
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    The consequences of rearming Japan
    541 16  - The consequences of rearming Japan DICK WILSON By I Wntmg tor The Straits Times IT IS a sad comment on the lack of leadership in the Western camp today that its decisive prod to Japan to assume significant military power has come as a side-product, almost an afterthought, of the
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      Choice of textbooks strictly voluntary
      199 17 Schools can choose what is best for their pupils I REFER to the letter "Better to merge teams working on rival English projects" by "Concerned Parent and Teacher (ST, March 8). I would like to express my sincere thanks to your correspondents for their useful
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      Record with care, please
      74 17 WHEN my brother was in hospital for five days last month, his blood was taken almost daily for testing. But when he went back (or a check-up, a nurse told him that because his identity card number was wrongly recorded his blood test results could not
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      Downpour would cause silted river to overflow
      252 17 Downpour would cause silted river to overflow ON July 20 last year. The Straits Times published on its front page a picture showing a wooden bridge which was almost swept away in Hong Kah village during the flood the previous day. Since then, the wooden bridge has been replaced with
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      One fence too many across Olive Road
      116 17 OLIVE Road has for a long time been a peaceful and pleasant road running round the site of the former Radio Singapore and serving both residents and motorists alike. Recently, the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation has erected a fence across Olive Road and constructed
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      Look for sign before you make a U-turn
      139 17 I HAVE heard of speed traps but recently, my landlady pointed out to me that there are U traps as well. To the unwary motorist, there are many breaks in road dividers that do not have any no U-turn signs. Do be
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      Sir' means nothing if said without feeling
      147 17 I REFER to Urn Kirn Chuan's letter "Don't drop use of Sir" (ST, March 18). It is naive of him to think that the use of "Sir" in addressing superior officers is synonymous with respect. What is the use of forcing unwilling subordinates
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      Hell riders face jail term and 10-year ban
      200 17 I REFER to the letter "Traffic regulations" from "HL" (ST, March 4). Our Traffflc Police enforcement officers have, between Feb 20 and March 3, booked a total of 315 motorists and warned another 170 for parking their ''chicles illegally along East Coast
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    • Letter
      Law to prevent cruelty to animals needed
      223 17 I REFER to the letter "Dog kept in a cage where it can hardly move" (ST, Mar?h 5). In every country, there will always be a small minority of people who are cruel to animals, whatever the level of education. In Singapore, the
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    • Letter
      Owner of Jeya's office is part of MND
      66 17 I REFER U the article "HDB naU safer than Jeya's office, says Teh" (ST, March The Honourable Minister would appear to have forgotten that the company which owns Colombo Court (the Development sad Obstruction Company Pte Ltd), where Mr Jeyarrtnam's office Is
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      Still waiting for lease to flat long paid for
      151 17 MANY people complain that they cannot own their own homes. I am lucky because I managed to get a Housing Board flat but I am not without complaints. I signed an agreement to take up a lease on the flat in
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      Lock icon Uneasy hangs the head
      1051 18 Since 1971 Bangladesh has had six rulers and four coups NEW DELHI Violence and instability have been the hallmark of Bangladesh politics ever since it emerged as a sovereign nation after a bloody war with Pakistan in 1971. With Wednesday's coup, it has witnessed three presidential
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      Lock icon Some key facts about a troubled land
      470 18 Some key facts about a troubled land POPULATION: 89.2 million (est. 1981). An Islamic nation with 85 per cent of people Sunnl Muslims. AREA: 144, Mi square km mi the northeastern part of the Indian subcontinent, bounded by India to the west and north, India and Burma to the east
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  • TIMESBUSINESS
    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        NISM pretax profits
        107 19 NATIONAL Iron and Steel Mills has reported a 23 per cent fall in group pretax profit from $49.2 million to $37.9 million for its year ended Dec 31, 1961. The fall in pre-tax profit was in spite of a higher turnover at $336 million, a 5.8 per
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        Rise in BMT's profits
        57 19 BRITISH and Malayan Trustees (BMT) have achieved estimated pretax profits of $180,000 for the six months to December 1981, representing a strong increase of 125 per cent over the previous corresponding period. The company, which derives its income mainly from trustee services, expects its full year
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        QBE name change
        46 19 QBE Insurance has changed its name to QBE Insurance (International) Ltd, following a reorganisation of the group in Australia. Mr Neil Seddon, QBE's principal officer in Singapore, said the reorganisation will lead to its international and Australian business being written by separate companies.
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        Lock icon Acquisitions completed
        52 19 HONGKONG, Thurs. Hong Leong Overseas (HK) Ltd has completed the acquisition of Grindlays Dao Heng Bank Ltd, and Grindlays Finance Ltd from Grindlays Bank Ltd. The acquisition will be regarded as a longterm investment and is in line with Hong Leong's objective of expanding its business activities in
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        Lock icon IBM's new computer
        89 19 NEW YORK, Thurs. International Business Machines Corp has introduced a more powerful System 38 Model computer and cut the purchase price of the System/38 Model 5 by 19.5 per cent. Shipments of the new Model 7 will begin in the spring of 1983. This Model 7 can
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        55 19 BONN, Thurs. The West German government has approved further financial support for the European Airbus project, on which thousands of German jobs depend. The cabinet yesterday agreed to raise the ceiling for federal guarantees of credit for the project to 4.1 billion deutschemarks from the existing level
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        80 19 TOKYO, Thurs. The Soviet Union and China recently tried unsuccessfully to resell Iranian crude oil to Japan. The Soviet Union approached Japanese importers to sell about one million barrels, while China separately tried to sell about 500,000 barrels. Both offers were for prompt delivery, but their prices are
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        63 19 CANBERRA, Thurs. Gold production from Australian mines fell slightly in calendar 1981 to an estimated 16,230 kilos from 17,035 in 1980, the Bureau of Mineral Resources said. However, output of refined gold was slightly higher at 14,990 kilos, while exports of refined gold fell to 3,090 kilos.
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        48 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Soviet oils and fats imports in 1982 could increase by almost 120,000 tonnes to a record 1.2 million tonnes. Malaysia's Palm Oil Registration and Licensing Authority said bad weather had affected adversely, the production of sunflowerseed and cottonseed in the Soviet Union. Reuter
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        66 19 TOKYO, Thurs. Sony Corp of Japan said its subsidiary in France will start mass producing magnetic video cassette tapes next year to meet growing demand in Europe. The company said Sony France S. A. will build a U5522.9 million (5548.5 million) facility in Southern France to turn
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      164 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Guthrie Corp Ltd, taken over last year by Malaysia's national equity corporation, Permodalan Nasional Bhd, will remain an UK-incorporated company. PNB said Guthrie will remain London-based following the transfer of its plantation interests to Malaysia. Tun Ismail All, PNB chairman and
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      Inchcape sets up software venture
      207 19 INCHCAPE Bhd has formed a software services company with Dyatron Corporation, one of the top 10 software firms in the United States. The Joint venture, called Dyatron Pte Ltd (DPL), has equal participation from both parties. It was incorporated at the beginning of this year
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      Emporium operations to be computerised by ICL
      395 19 INTERNATIONAL Computers Limited (ICL) is involved in a $20 million deal to supply the Emporium Holdings group with hardware and software for the group's computerisation of its entire retail operations. Mr Noel Hon, managing director of ICL Singapore, a subsidiary of the UK's
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      Economic ties with China encouraged
      536 19 ROLE IN OFFSHORE EXPLORATION THE outlook for economic and technological cooperation between South-east Asia and China is bright, especially in offshore oil exploration activities. Mr Xi Yesheng, a commercial representative of China, said this at the two-day "China II" conference at Shangri-La Hotel yesterday. The
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      SMA reaps success in West Asian markets
      192 19 SINGAPORE manufacturers have made good progress in selling to the lucrative West Asian market. Delegation members of a recent Singapore Manufacturers' Association trade mission to West Asia are confident of selling about $15 million worth of products there over the next 12 months.
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      OCBC gets top billing at bourse
      156 19 THE Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation proved to be one of the star attractions at the Singapore stock market yesterday when trading in its shares was resumed. Trading was suspended on Wednesday, pending the announcement of its year-end results. Apparently, its 50th anniversay gifts of a
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        Share prices close mixed
        362 19 SINGAPORE: The sUck market recovered slightly after a weaker opening to close narrowly mixed In moderate selective trading. Industrial shares were narrowly mixed. Hwa Hong, Keppel Shipyard, Kothmans Industries and Slme Darby were unchanged. Isetan, Haw Par and Cycle aid Carriage gained between 5 and 14
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        SCOREBOARD
        30 19 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Plantations Mining Deb/Loans Up 30 6 3 1 3 1 1 Down 39 3 5 4 4 2 1 unch 22 7 3 4 1
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          32 19 3ea View Straits Trading [•land A Pen rime* Pub Multi-Purpoir .«-ntin». ;'old Storage Public Baal 478 875 MS 530 296 410 380 380 -i: -k -i( -K -H -8 -8 -6
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          34 19 liw Par lelro Hld k K T.nn ■■ntl kcmi I T C iin Cfarw i I Hides 310 TOO 800 318 274 460 444 328 14 J0 10 10 10 8 8 8
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          26 19 Haw Par 853,000 O C B C 782.000 Promet 179,000 U O L Warrants 178,000 Hwa Hong 172,000 Total turnover: 5.51m Total value: $24.11m
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          Indices
          37 19 IT Indira tor: ndust rials 1 nance lolels "roperties: linings 'lantations CBC: ESInd: *****2 728.10 1637.91 1086 73 638.88 311 22 903.66 677.88 574.97 *****8 726 92 1644 46 1085 64 637.12 310.67 903.74 681.87 574.31
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        64 19 Baastead BM DoDtoplßd Oilumi MT€ hiDee St Tradin* I' M Warki -1 2 8 10 10 -4 CAC Em* Gatarie BM NBT PerttaPlaat SembSklp Sap Carp Weanes 5 -5 -1 -2 -6 CCM PAN Haw Par Natlroa Prima Slmr Darby TlnieaPaß M 5 -10 C«MSUra«p Gertap
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    2422 20 Turaaver Onrea la this UMe an nnafflrlal. •eHp/n***a. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traaM Ib Ma af iTahana each, with price qnafe-d la dellam. SECTION ONI INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Rlfk Low Cm., 8.1. 5 1 P/ (^so, hJ2 'liw 404 247 Aetna 274 +10 14.5 88 4 274 282
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    198 20 hnoapobe vm trust (MiM|in- ark** tar Man* M) The Commerce 2.88 3 03 The Savings Fund 1.(3 1 7Ud Spore Prog Fund 1 24 1 30 S pore Sec Fund 1 92 2<B Spore Invest Fund 1.04 1 09 S pore Equity Fund l.» 1.3t AMAUNRTMJBT (Minim 1
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      Hongkong
      343 20 STOCKS IN Hongkong yesterday extended their late moming losses to close near their lows, with active selling noted in the afternoon, brokers said. Prices steadied initially in quiet trading. There was some technical adjustment when the index failed to break through the 1,230 level, and this prompted liquidation by
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      Sydney
      352 20 THE Sydney market yesterday reversed some early losses to end mixed but little changed on balance, dealers said. The All-Ordinaries index finished 0.3 points up at 478.3, the industrial index rose 0.1 to 625.9 and the resource Indicator 0.3 to 358.2. Following the Jackson South No 1 oil flow,
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      299 21 SHARE prices in Tokyo yesterday ended slightly lower on balance with an uncertain sentiment prevailing due to the overnight setback in Wall Street, dealers said. Tan xr^ =5 Aathl rtwm Mi Aahi aiu m Bank T* Mt Bridge ton«~ oi Canon VI Chljrodm Chubu Pwr ClUatn tn D Nip
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      357 21 NEW YORK, Wed. Profittaking pushed stock prices lower, ending a four day rally. The Dow Jones industrial average moved in a narrow range all day and closed off about 31/3 points at 823.34. Declines led advances by around 770 to 650 and volume slumped to some 49 million
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      London
      653 21 LONDON, Wed. The market was mixed and trading was much quieter than yesterday. The Financial Times Index was down 1.7 points at 562.6. Eagle Star and Prudential ended down 9p and 5p respectively following results but Willis Faber continued to draw support from yesterday's better than expected figures, gaining
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      55 21 FINANCIAL TIMEB INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 562.8 Tuesday 564.3 Week Ago 551 4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 823.34 Tuesday 828.87 Week Ago 796.85 H.K.HANG SENG Thursday 1210 18 Wednesday 1223 38 Week Ago 1188.28 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday 625.0 Wednesday <|25.8 Week Ago 819.0 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday 478.3 Wednesday 478
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      210 21 AMSTERDAM, Wed. Share prices were mainly lower on a quiet and featureless market, with dealers attributing the negative tone to vague expectations that Wall Street will open lower. The insurance sector was a notable exception, with Amev, Natned and Ennia all firming around two guilders on strong buying interest
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      290 21 ZURICH. Wed. Share prices row in lively trading, buoyed by expectations that local short term interest rate* will continue to decline in the near future, dealers said. The stock market was also supported by foreign and institutional demand and the firmer trend of Wall Street, dealers said. Banks held
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      98 21 THE Manila stock market yesterday closed mixed as commercials and industrial ended firmer while minings and oils declined, dealers said. icoje Mining 003 >Uu Con. A >Uu Con B. II 10 taffulo OoM mi Itticutt Con. B JIM IF Ooodrlch 1.» unch 01 -ooooa 05 unch Upuito JM Mmrlnduqu*
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      78 21 SHARE prices in Bang..ok yesterday closed mixed in inactive trading which centred on popular stocks, dealers said. AH* Ftbr* \M AyuUiaya In*. And inn mjs Bangkok dank M Bank Of Ajrudhaya Ltd 1M Barll Juck»r MS :haroon( Thai 1 OJ unch unch H wu» Pint Tnat Industrial Finance Cofp
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    348 20 SHARE prices finished broadly easier at the Kuala F urn pur Stock Exchange yesterday in listless trading with turnover sharply reduced. Except (or the steady advance of the finance and banking sector, probably fuelled by the strong showing of OCBC which resumed trading yesterday, the other
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    33 20 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins robbers rubbers Up 13 5 1 1 2 Down 48 1 1 4 2 3 6 nnch 19 2 2 1 2 5 Deb/Loans
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    561 20 PROPERTIES B Raya (1378) (4) 137 (3) 138 (2) 138 B Sembawang (4.00 B) C Properties (4.608) (1) 4.60 Island a Pea (5) 6.65 CD M Credit (2.948 1868) (3) 184 (5) 2.83 (2) 185 (6) 2.88 (8) 188 (3) 187 Sal Propertiea (5.068 5.106) (8) 5.00 (13) 5.10
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    553 20 THE Ssßgapere stock market toek a breather yesterday after a sevea-day ■PAltheagh prices aee-eawed to a mixed elsse, the market's aadertoae remained firm. Mast market watchers feel that share prices attl have same way to ga befere a technical eerreettoa seta la. Prices epeaed areaad
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    BUSINESS DONE
    995 20 BID and offer prlcaa officially ttated and business In and reported to the Stock Excitant* of Singapore yea> terday with the number of aaarea traded shown In bracket! In lots of 1.000 units unlns othenriae aperiRed. All Time* Settlement Contract* are quoted after the world "sen". Btg Board
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    1609 20 BID aad Oder price, officially ttatad and Niiintai in and reporud to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, wttfa the number oT ahares traded ihown in brackets in lad of 1.000 units unless otherwtoe apecined INDUSTBIALB Afcaaa (1 248 1.275) (2) 1.22 (10) IJ4 AkH BaM (1 48
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      CLOSING PRICES
      34 21 Rubber: Mar 25 Singapore: April: 190.50 cents (up 1.50 cents) Malaysia: April: 210.50 cents (up 2.00 cents) Tin: M 530.19 per kilo (down 15 cents) Official offering: 175 tonnes (down 56 tonnes)
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      138 21 CHINESE Pn«Jm» Exeaaage, Wlsigifru, rlsaisn prten per IM kg yesterday. C«e*Mt ail: Bulk fob $96.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $108.00 sellers, new drum fob $112.00 sellers. C4>prm: Mixed (loose) $45.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $375.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper fag
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      GOLD
      197 21 THE KHOBAR for gold deliverable lr Singapore opened at 122,980 and closed at $22,935 yesterday In the Fax East, gold opened at US$332 50 333.50. sellers Jtprtaatd the price down to $331.30 '331.70 before short-covering lifted it back to 5334 20 334.70 before closing the morning at $333 50/334.00.
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      TIN
      200 21 THE STRAITS tin price fell 15 cents to M 530.19 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 56 tonnes to 175 tonnes. The overnight London market was easier with forward buyers easing £100 to £7,350 per tonne. LONDON: LME tin prices rallied slightly after lunch from
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      PALM OIL
      143 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market ruled slightly higher despite reserve of buyers in quiet trading yesterday, dealers said. In March, south finished unchanged at MJ94O per tonne but gained $2 50 to $940 in April. North was traded up to 5940 in April. The refined
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      COPPER
      37 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Wednesday (previous in brackets! Wirebars Spot buyers £839 00 (£842.00); sellers £840 00 (£843 00). Three Months buyers £866 00 (£870.50; sellers £866 50 (£871.00). Market Mar: Barely steady. Sain: 10.975 tonnes.
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      34 21 Waa Tae. New York 7.278 7.M8 7.34S 7.Z3S Zurich 7.278 7.258 7.37S 7.35S nan Wad Singapore 7.258 7.158 7.38S 7.25S Closing prices In US dollars a troy ounce. Saarw: Credit Maac, S'ptfr.
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      RUBBER
      649 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed firmer yesterday, with April RSS One buyers quoted at 190.50 cents per kilo, up 1.50 cents on Wednesday's close, dealers said. The morning market gained two cents on nervous short -covering and some trade buying, they said. The market firmed in early
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      91 21 NOON SSR and SMR pricw yasutday Bmyrt 8«lWn Bajrsra B*lUn SSR 20 {Moap^lMl 165.00 17O0ON 170.00 172 00N SSR SO llUmpdlM) 166 00 167 OON 167.00 169 00N MBELB April May SMRCV lltooiMltot) IM.OO 201 OON 201.00 *****N SMRL lltopdlM) 19»J0 200 SON 200 50 202 SON
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    331 21 THE US Sing dollar opened at $2 1265 75 and was traded to the day's high of $2.1275 85 before easing back to close at $2.1270 80 In the Singapore forex market yesterday Trading was quiet and confined to within a twenty point margin The US dollar
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    NOMINAL RATES
    343 21 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Mar 25: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on Mar 25: INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm Currancto* Nominal rates Smithsonian carcaniafl« quoted ya.tarday (croM)p*rtty changa Ixk-»I dollar* to mm ■Bit of foreign curr«aey: US dollar 2.1270
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    Discount
    42 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount housei on Mar 25 i/>rrntf ni o Call deports: to »v*% Cloriif 8.y,»» Sell. i-month rreaaury bills 3H 3 L l-monlh Sank bills 9H SH 3 months CD Bto 9H 8 months CD 8H B'v
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    32 21 Singapore dollars on Mar 25: Offer Bid Overnight B. 1 month B't (V. 2 month. 8 8 18 8 7 16 3 months 89 16 87 16 Overnight mode 8
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    24 21 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers Is 1.88 per pent.
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      Times gets new printing press
      190 22 TIMES Printers commissioned its new $2.8 million MAN. -Roland 800 sheetfed press yesterday, its biggest step towards ariomation. The installation of this new generation printing press is part of the company's five-year multi-million dollar plan to upgrade and re-orga-nise its production facilities to meet the
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      Oil search in Asean expected to intensify
      454 22 OIL exploration activity is expected to increase rapidly in the Asia-Pacif-ic region, including Asean, this year. In the fourth quarter of last year, the momentum of oil exploration activity in the Asean region increased further with the latest exploration index issued by Gaffney,
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      UIC sustains $6.88 m paper loss in securities
      343 22 CHEMICALS and detergent group United Industrial Corporation (UIC) has suffered a massive paper loss of $6.88 million on certain of its quoted investments. The company gave no details of the loss, which was announced with its interim results. It did say, however,
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      Scramble to build third car for India
      303 22 Scramble to build third car for India NEW DELHI, Thurs. The scramble by Japanese, British and French companies (or collaboration with the Indian nationalised company of Maruti to manufacture a new car for India will end within a few weeks. By then, Marutis board will have vetted various offers and
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      128 22 Decline in South African gold output PARIS, Thurs. South African gold production fell to 656 tonnes in 1961 from 673 tonnes the previous year, the South African Minerals Bureau Statistics show. But Mr Arthur Dykes, counsellor on mineral and energy affairs at the South African Embassy here, who presented the
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      204 22 Mitsui to provide for $352 m loss in Iran TOKYO. Thurs. Mitsui and Co Ltd has decided to provide 40 billion yen (5J352 million) in its special reserves for possible losses arising from the petrochemical complex being built at Bandar Khomeiny in southern Iran in a joint-venture with Iran. Mitsui
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      437 24 |jj|A Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional if Executive 4#jj^T7X"J*or«4»oar> r±iM A subsidiary ot th* Ulstem Group, Norway leaaing maker of controllable pitch propellers, reduction gears and thrusters, requires an energetic and intelligent Singaporean for the post at SENIOR SERVICE ENGINEER To aaaiat exieting expatriate Technical/Service Manager in providing
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      593 24 Our company with International affiliation* in 87 countries haa been established in Singapore for more than 20 years We Invite applications from suitably qualified persons for the post of ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT a A Uegree/Ulplomayprofesslonal qualifications In Business Admlnstratlon. Accounting or relevant field c No experience Is needed c Candidates should
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      493 24 I a) fes*' Consumer Financial Services Group invites applications for the post of RECEPTIONIST Requirements: GCE '0' Level Pleasant and cheerful personality Good command of English and ability to speak local dialects Some personnelrelated background j would be advantageous Interested applicants are to submit their applications with employment history and
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      1041 24 |JJH| D Emptor-** EXPORT CREDIT INSURANCE CORPORATION OF SINGAPORE LTD invitea apphcaliona Irom Singapore citizens tor the position ot CLERK Requirement*: c Age 18 to 25 years c OCE 'A' Level with a Pass In Economics. Principles of Accounts or Mathematics a Ability to type at 30 w.p.m c Relevant
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      513 25 IjlA Q Emptoyment i 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical An **t*b*Mied unitary and ptumbmg contractor In Dial I*4* (mou* trial aatat*) i»quw»« FEMALE TYPIST CUM TELEPHONE OPERATOR OCE O Irvel with credit In English Ability to operate switchboard Proficient in typing 40wpm particulars and salary aipactad to: S.T. BOX
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      528 25 NAJMC PRINTERS PTE LTD requires FEMALE OENERAL CLERK Knowledge of typing It general accounts Have good command of writ- ten English ti Knowledge of Chinese Experience preferred but tot essential Apply in hand writing giving, personal detail*. nueHlicetlon*, axpertence, salary aipactad a csnlect talaphona number leeNo. SSI B* 87 RedMßCloe*
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      1007 25 SECRETARY REOUMED IMMEDI ATELV. Must have knowledge of I typing, shorthand, telex. Import/ export procedures. 1./ C negotiations and able to work Independently Possess 'A' Level and Secretarial Certificates Contact: 298M55 Mr Wu/ Peter Tan. aIWPFINO COMPANY REOUtRES Experienced Accounts Clerk with minimum LCCI Intermediate Certificate Apply with recent photograph,
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      1083 25 ad I BaaaaaW FRIESLANO (S) PTE LTD wall established Trading Company dealing in Dutch Baby Milk product* invites applicants to fill the vacancy SALES EXECUTIVE OuaWtcetton*:- OCE 'O' level or equivalent 1 to 2 years experience In similar capacity. Age 28 to 32 years Knowledge on supervisory management, planning and
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      667 25 ljl| Q Dwpliyint COUNTER SALESGIRLS REOUMCS ay depurlmrnbil store catered lor tourists Contact Mrs Oan it 257. Orchard Road < near Speiall.it Centrr) VORV SHOP ENOUWaXS Chinese Salesgirls Plrase rail prrwnally >t. 169. Singapore Handicraft L'entrr. Tanglln Road. Spore 1024 Trl *****39 LADIES EARN HKM commission ay collecting orders on
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      301 25 Inmbl M SINGAPORE LW M LIMITED I TECHNICIANS HOKURIKU (8) PTELTO Leading Japans** electronics component* manufacturer require*: Challenging Young TECHNICIAN Minimum NTC Certificate or equivalent, or diploma electronic/ electrical/ mechanical Preferably with experience In maintenance of electronic and mechanical machines at age 20 25 Oood working environment and attractive salary/
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      434 26 ljjl| Q tmpaimmtt ~6t Situations Vacant SSBBeBMBSBSaBBWaBBBBSBaBBBBB>SJSBWaS>| I) Technical ASIA PACIFIC SHIPYARD PTE LTD A subsidiary of Promet Private Limited engaged In shipbuilding activities seeks the followinQ sKnwd p*a*rsonnt)l: TECHNICIANS CHARGEHANDS for the following sections: Hull, WaMing, Piping, Electrical and Rlggerlng Requirements: TECHNICIAN Minimum 3 years relevant experience in the
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      399 26 A Mitsubishi Television Factory at Woodlands urgently requires 1. MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN VITB Electrical/ Mechanical or equivalent Aged 22-30 with some working experience In machine maintenance. 2. FEMALE ENGINEERING CLERK At least 'A' level with 2 years working experience Aged 20-30 preferably from engineering firm Good prospect for advancement. Salary commensurate
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      474 26 If! D Employment HT Immediate vacancy lor CLERK-OF-WORKS R#MJUir#ftt#iliaVe Male c Between 20 &30 years of age c Completed National Service c Experience at building sites preferable but not essential c 81-llngual Interested applicante plsasa submit persons) reeume, preeent and expected salary lo:L AM SOON REALTY (PTE) LTD P.O. BOX
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      433 26 molex MOLEX. a world leader In the manufacture of Electrical/ Electronics connections systems has vacancies for: QC INSPECTORS s Minimum 1 year experience In related Industry s Able lo use measuring Instrument such as vernier calipers, micro-meters, etc. c Knowledge of simple blue prints drafting will be an advantage c
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      1069 26 l|^ Q EfitptoyiMnt An Established Ship Repair Firm has immediate vacanciee tor the following sppointments:FOREMEN (STEWARD) c Preferably with at least 5 years' supervisory experience In similar position a Must be able to Interpret* blue prints to give clear Instructions. c Able to organise control and direct company's workers and
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      522 26 0 Di^ywwiit REVROLLE PARSONS OF SINGAPORE PTE LTD requires WORKSHOP SUPERVISOR tor H.V. switchgeer assembly plant Qualifications c PUB Technician/ Electrl- i clan licence c ITB Trade Certificate or equivalent In electrical fit- tings c 5 years similar experience Benefits Commensurate with a key position In the organisation. Interested applicants,
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      649 26 HONOLY MOULD ENCRO PTE LTD Invites applicants for the following posts 1) EDM OPERATORS 2) ftBLLMO MACHINISTS c Must possess NTC 3ln Metal Machining or equivalent c Experienced on either KDM or milling machines preferred but not necessary Interested pteeee caM personally or smte to lIS, EUNOS AVENUE J SINGAPORE
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      709 26 f|| D Cwploywm TOOL MAKER. APPLICATIONS uninvited for Tool Maker--2 to 4 years experience In plastic injection mould making Apply slating details of qualifications, experience and expected salary lo Wing Soon Plastic Industries Pte Ltd. Blk 1. 1200. Unit VS. Depot Road T-lok Blangah Industrial Estate. Spore 0410 FEMALE LABORATORY
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      180 27 [tfjl D Eill>ltpflll> lt 66 Situations Vacant g) Production IkMMMJ|MBMB|| I ■Mr INMB! A SINGAPORE k fl LIMITED I ■Hbsbl awVwaßMaMaM PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Male/Female) The leedtng. business lorms snd plastic card* manufacturer invites applical- ,i* tor the loilowing post*: 1) G.T.O. OPERATOR o I year's working experience 2) GUILLOTINE OPERATOR
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      464 27 Like to acquire 1 some skills? Join Us As PROCESS OPERATORS in our Oil Refining Plant •Completed Secondary 3 Completed NS Prepared to work on 3 rotating shifts Ability to read and write English Age 18-35 years We of far: 'Classroom training On-the-job training •Attractive shift allowance Attendance allowance Transport
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      468 27 RPL Presi-Shop Production vDCIOiDfi Starting &Ai\r\ monthly &H£\J 2 rotating shifts Age: above 18 years Physically fit Completed N.S Mm. height s*B" •s6oo+2^ 4 Jalan Poaswat (off Juror*] Ptor Road) Tel: *****88 (Bus No. 249 from Jurong Interchange) BsaaißßißasßßasalaVßßSßißßi DO A l#aoioQ American Eltctro-siatmg. Company isqasias QA INSPECTORS (Female) Wsauarsnisiits:
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      462 27 HUGHES TOOL GbV (FAR EAST) PTE LTD 20 QUL WAY SINGAPORE 2282 Tho world's loading menu teCtUPsH Oi OIFWOfI OlllVtfKj tods rtquifM: 1. MECHANICS At least 1 year's exps hence on repair of pro ductton machines OR Ability to read hydraulic pneumatic schematic drawings preferred 2. QUALITY ASSURANCE INSPECTORS NTC-3
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      469 27 lIIA I Eiiujiloyinsiit TII I I DHDB Applications are Invited from Singapore Citizens (or appointments as:--(A) HOUSING MAINTENANCE INSPECTORS $290 pm in the scale 5290-5875 (Gross: $444--$1167) GCE 3 O' Level passes (B) HAWKERS LIAISON OFFICERS $290 pm in the scale $290-$825 (Gross: $444--$1100) GCE 3 O Level passes. Free
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      411 27 saa^B^Biisssssissssssssssss^ VAOHAN SMQAPOME PRIVATE LBaTTEO THOIpSOH/BOKiT TIMAH have immediate vacancies forBUTCHERII Completed Nation*: Service Should have at least 2 years experience In similar capacity To assist In the supervision of staff Vacancies only at THOMSON TRAINEES For the bakery section Primary education Suitable applicants will be trained for higher grade
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      422 27 f tII I Our acquisition oi new accounts necessitates an expansion oi our agency. We are therefore actively seeking suitable candidates for the following posts: I 7 Receptionist Telephonist General Clerk Accounts Clerk Copy Typist Driver MifCIA ASSOCIATES PTE LTD Write giving full details to ST. BOX A ***** CI4S
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      428 27 Ml requires PROCESS SUPERVISOR c OCE -O' Level English Stream o Able to work on 3 rotating shlfU o Age 21 -35 years TRAINEE FITTdR c NTC Grade 3ln Bench Fitting o Age 21 -35 years OIL RECEIVER c Minimum Secondary 3 education o Completed National Service SECURITY OFFICER o
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      417 27 MlD—^" I a^J/aT* J/sTj ry arai PteLM requires: GENERAL WORKERS (Mat*/ Female) Starting salary: $360 p.m. Increase to $400 after 1 month's probation: Upon confirmation Must be willing to work on 3 routing shifts Transport and ether fringe Please call personally between 8a m 5p m from Mondays to Fridays
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      546 27 Wo are an oatabMehod group of com pantos Wo have reentry expanded to Include a stool products ittVißßßßlMtj aas*ad IfcaWMaß aßVM*aaitfMa>4ai vacancies lor STENOGRAPHER c OCE O' Level with credit. In English and Mathematics c shorthand/typing speed 80/«owpm c able to operate telex machine. c preference will be given to
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      421 28 IMlDEn^e*", I 06 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Join us at NTUC WELCOME MARINE PARADE Wa are opening a dapartmantal store at Marine Parade and in vha you to torn us. 1) CASHIERS a Experience Is essential Commencing salary (338, altar 3 months $381 2) SALES ASSISTANTS c Sec 2 education
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      561 28 EstabMahad Japanaaa Restaurant at Bufc.it Tlmah area requires A. CAPTAINS a Preference will be given to those who have some experience In Japanese restaurant a Pleasant personality. a Bilingual In English and Mandarin Is essential c Training will be provided for those without experience. B. WAITRESSES/ CASHIERS c With/without experience,
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      532 28 H I I 1 STORE ASSISTANTS required to worm in our warohouaa a duties Include deliveries to customers Intarastad applicants, plsass call personally to GCG ASSOCIATES PTE. LTD. UNIT BC-I, 3RD. FLOOR SINGAPORE WARHEOUBE 60, MARTIN ROAD (OFF RIVER VALLEY CLOSE) SINGAPORE 0923. A leading Insurance company t+ quKea immediately:
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      465 28 MPH DISTRIBUTORS (S) PTE LTD MALE ASSISTANT a With motorcycle required for Immediate employment. Plssss ca» psissnsßy at: 116 D, JTC FACTORY BUILDING, LORONQ 3, GEYLANG SQUARE, SINGAPORE 1438. •ram 10am lo 12 noon and 2 30pm to 4pm. Manufacturing Company In Sembawang requiree urgently 1) SALES CLERK 2) DELIVERY
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      1274 28 Wf J I m 3 F""" An aalabliahaxl Australian firm urcjantly racjuiras: DESPATCH/ DELIVERY CLERK a Secondary education. a Class 2 and 3 driving licence Attractive salary, medical and friooa oananta. mioroalsd plssss cat 2V***** An Inverfjlment CompAny urgently require* a DRIVER For tha Ganaral Manager Preferably staying In Upper
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      1412 28 ft ill d &"i**"»"t CUMC ASSISTANT. FEMALE for clinic In New Bridge Road No experience necessary. Apply with telephone number to: S.T. Box A ***** 1. New Industrial Road. Singapore 1953. COCKTAIL LOUNGE IN Orchard Road requires Lounge Hostesses and Waitresses Please call Desmond Wong from 11.00 am to 5.00
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      1666 28 JO? E Vehicles A Boats THRIFTY BUSINESSMEN RENT and lease new cars from Tru Car Rentals, so should you' For economy, reliability, call Tru Travel. 188/188 A International Plaxa *****85/6/*****91 A DAY SttJO onwards pick-ups for hire Available: alrcond panel vans (Tl2O, L3OO. 120 Y. DX). Tel: *****30/*****03 849 Golden
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      947 29 Vehicles Boats 76 Vahrcta* For Sal* t) Honda 1077 HONOA CIVIC, beautiful number. EF 4441.. automatic, air- con. cassette, new: equaliser, battery, paintwork PARF See to appreciate $15.600 0 n.o *****6 1070 HONOA ACCORD 4-door. Excellent throughout. PARF. High power HI Fl Low mileage $27,000 Loan arrangeable Tel: *****5. Anthony
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      954 29 T* MERCEDES 200. manual, white Tax December, one private owner. In excellent condition Phone *****55 Robert 1074 MERCEDES 230.0 PARF. alrcond. cassette/ radio, chauffeur driven (22.000 Tel: *****50 1000 AUTO PAS Alrcond. tax to end March. $2,500 Tel 5451 162 I) Mitsubishi LADY OWNER W74 Colt Lancer 1200 (Non-PARF) Metallic
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      733 29 I 10«0 COMPANY REGISTERED Toyota Carina 1600 GL 5-speed Alrcond. radio, cassette, tax till August *****35 1000 TOYOTA 1300 c.c DX One owner, alrcond sports rims, new road tax and Insurance Tel *****19 ENO 1073 TOYOTA COROLLA with cassette, new paintwork, overhauled Telephone *****8. MAY 1070 TOYOTA Corolla Alrcond.. cassette,
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      1015 29 1070 AUDI 1008. Personal car of expat bank manager. Alrcon. radio cassette, automatic aerial, PARF eligible Perfect condition $***** ono Finance available Tel: *****94 ALMOST 1073 VAUXHALL Viva DL. 1200 c.c 1 owner, beautiful condition, road tax/Insurance Asking $2.800 ono. No PARF. Tel: *****03 END 1073 AUSTM Princess 1300. Road
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      1099 29 all c II Itto DATSUN 120 V Van 1 owner, lax. tyres new, alrcond. showroom condition *****01 IMI OCTOBER LITEACE 5-door Alrcon, rust-proofed Tel *****29 to DATSUN 110 V Van. Alrcond. low mlleag'. beautiful condition *****91. IMI COROLLA DX panel van. Alrcond $13,500 Enquiries: *****82 m) Motor Cycles Scooters AZ
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      407 29 times friday properties I Ground Floor People s Park Complex I Area 1.711 sq ft for immediate sale lease APARTMENTS FOR LEASE Ardmore Park $5,375 Elizabeth Tower $3,900 Merlin Plaza $1 .600 Ridgewood $3,500 Tan Tong Meng $3,000 APARTMENTS FOR SALE Cairnhiit Plaza $1 0m Leonie Tower $900 000 Tan
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      361 29 "^■-•i BJbb» a«a> 1 4iA ~*^Tmr.dßßa*S£ I "*T "^1 Ideally located at Holland Road and next to Maxima Mansion and Holland Court I ALL UNITS CENTRALLY AIR-CONDITIONED I NO RESTRICTION TO FOREIGNERS. I iMjfe Ssooo Lift SwianHMj Poon CMsroo Piuirwi I Ztßtor Storm; Svsttm Clomi Cirwrl T I. cm Moreoai
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      214 30 times friday properties CITY DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED A one-stop centre for sale and leasing Your choice of residential, commercial and industrial properties. I r^iAaaaV'f^BßßT^SLvV sHtCSfTaffl i Mk!r farajta^llab^Saayiilaia/JHyaaii K Lot Ng-^uHfl 1« eßrookvale Park The charm of the English Countryside Luxurious Condominium style living Plj on mg imio*iiSm^f^An^tfk>^f§sl ff 4. Cashew
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      701 30 Proporttos MMM In Jnl If I 111 MMiMlfaßaai i i nrar I lIBL i limn Jl hi nj ■Jl lll^Hn ~^lrrLaTrrsrßr»w T* tarn HaP I ■■a»^a* FT^"^^*^S|*»»> ;iyj« 3BMI j» i. aJaf^"*^^ Think about your long-term off ice location today Major Features: Exceptional prestige and quality in design and material
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      288 30 n m PrßpwtMS COfTHALLY LOCATED. ME AH MCWTOH CWCUS Double-storey, built-in 3,000 sq.ft Spanish style. Ideal for entertaining large separate living and dining rooms. Both opening Into landscaped Inner courtyard. 3 bedrooms with bathrooms attached, fully furnished and alrcondltloned throughout. With roof -garden. »4.500p.m CALL OWNER ZM6II DIST 10. DALVEY
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      1136 30 n Proponns i P^ -I- 111 Condominium nestled amidst the hilltops of Kent Ridge's pristine forest and the morinos of West Coast Seaside Park. ONL T FEW UNITS LEFT Tenure of Land: Freehold (Free from encumbrances on completion) 80% loon available up to 20 years at very low interest rate
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      945 30 jiMt Accommodation A M|| r FruwilHi BRAND NEW FLATTED FACTORY CUM OFFICE FOR RENT AT KALLANG INDUSTRIAL ESTATE 3RD FLOOR APPROX 13,000 SQ.FT. IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION FOR APPOINTMENT, PLEASE contact RAYMOND CHOY TEL: *****10 Accommodation for Expatriates Fully furnished air conditioned rooms/su ltes PMMm: Swimming Pool Supermarket 24-hojr Coffee House Bar
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      417 30 APARTMENT FOR HENT Available from 20th April *82 OOLDBCLL TOWERS 47 SCOTTS ROAD SINGAPORE 0*22 Apartment 475, Type A, srh flooc Partly furnished at $5,000 ?m nefotlable bedrooms, study, lounge, dining area, bar and terrace Lounge, study and master bedroom: wall-to-wall carpet; 2 bedrooms: teak parquet floor, window, curtains, cooker
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      1574 31 Times- friday properties a^o^BaaaaVMMMMBBBBBBBBB*BBBMMB*MBa*MaMBaWBMaBBkW*VBBBBI 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Flats Apartment OMdMR Towor, quiet location, furnished, sates. Rldpawood Kuhto Rto. executive apartment, recreational facilities, partly furnished. $3.0*0. Oil Orchard Rood, furnished apartment with swimming pool. $3,400. RICHARD K.C. LOW HOUSINO PTE LTD 2*434*1 (StJNES) Brlzay Park (bungalow). Dyson Road (bungalow/ torroco).
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      866 31 BT™ .-11. I UDtji IWJo IT. PATRICKS GARDEN, brand new condominium, groundfloor. 3 rooms, fully furnished with swimming pool. LPC: *****01/ *****73. APARTMENTS WITHIN WALKING distance to Orchard Road Fully furnished, quiet locality. Rental $2JOO-$2.600. Call D U.I *****23/4 APARTMENT AT CHEN Yuan Building for rental. Fully furnished Price Ss3
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      758 31 Lsrgo Potratoum Compony with nowty orrivod oxpolriotos roo uiroo Several detached, semi-detach-ed, bungalows or apartments In dlsts. 9. 10. 11.21 Will also consider other districts Familiar to foreigners l#fflM Of pMTyMle>ot» PtosooCoM Appointed Agont Unrvoraol Rooßy Pto Lid 2350U3 UNES) NOUSES/ APARTMENTS urgently required by BANKERS and roputpbto Foreign Corporation
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      804 31 DISTRICT I*, SERANGOON GARDENS ESTATE Terrace, corner terrace and semi-de-tached from $270,000 upwards DISTRICT 10. SHAMROCK ESTATE Double-storey semidetached. 3 bedrooms, servant's. 3. t00 aq.lt. Asking SSSSJMO. DISTRICT 1* Brand new corner terrace 3,000 oaJL 3 bedrooms, baths attached, close proximity to Markets and Transport $4*0,000. DISTRICT 13 Single-storey detached
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      891 31 A BRAND NEW corner doublestorey terrace house with 3 bedrooms, study, split-level living/ dining area, approx 4,500 sq ft. In i Dlst 14 at $585,000 Fields: *****25/ *****66/ *****10. DISTRICT 1546. OPERA ESTATE 2storey terrace. 3 bedrooms/ servant's. Renovated. Selling *****.000 0.n.0. Oenunle purchaser. Telephone *****41 *****7. DIST. 13. BRADDELL
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      679 31 j%^ Accommodation A Propirtlf A RANGE OF APARTMENTS PANDAN VALLEY Groon-rool gordon torraco, Bounim./ Camoni. 4 bedrooms plus servant's Separate and spacious living/ dining rooms and family area. It Is like a detached bungalow with beautiful own garden Approx. 3.000 to 4.800 sq.ft. Facing landscaped lake and swimming pool Near
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      965 31 DIST 10 WOOLLERTON "ARK luxuriously furnished high floor apartment with swimming pool Area 2350 sq ft. 3 bedrooms, servant's, split-level llvlng/dlnlng Tenanted till mld-1983 $740,000 on o Call *****98/*****53 Andrew Leong Housing Agency DOVER CLOSE EAST Blk 12. high floor, unobstructed view of ACJC. NUS and Polytechnic Fully carpeted without
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      808 31 ProfMTttos 1 ROOMED HDB FOR tale at Uueensway Renovated, built-in cupboards, alrcond and marble flooring Highest offer secures Tel: *****07 Friday after 6.00pm S-ROOMEO MOB. BEDOK South (150.000 Marslllng Drive $105,000 t-roomed Marine Drive $105,000 3-roomed Toa Payoh $55,000 Tel 2641 187/*****74 William BALMORAL TOWER, 4-bedroomed partially furnished apartment an
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      572 31 90 Properties Wanted COMMERCIAL LAND REQUIRED Qonulno ovorooo'a party roquiroo tond ot good location tor primo offlco dovotopmont. Aloo Interested parlies please write with full details to: S.T. BOX A ***** 1 NEW INDUSTRIAL ROAD SINGAPORE 1953 J A BUSINESSMAN (H4DONESIAN) with permanent residency wishes to purchase AN APARTMENT/ HOUSE
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      763 32 tunes fridoy properties SI Factory Spacas Vacant/Wantod JURONO INOUSTRIAL ESTATE Double-storey J T.C Factory, ***** sq.ft. built-in 9300 sq ft 48 1/2 years left Vacant possession Waaa Aaeociatet *****44 (S Hnaa) VI XIU FLATTED FACTORY AT Same Avonue/Lorona 9 For Let/Sam Freehold Convenient transport links Workers easily recrullable Immediate Occupation
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      737 32 DETACHED WAREHOUSE/ FACTORY off Upper Paya Lebar Road Built-. n 12.000 sq ft Rent $24,000 p m Call Leasing Agents *****56 DMT. S TAN BOON Llat Building groundfloor showroom cum warehouse. 1600 sq.ft 8690 psf Vlsco: *****56 large OPEN SPACE available for leasing. Suitable for storage of pipes and equipment
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      553 32 mjßj m A. DMT 1, FRaLAVBON HOUSE RaMmsOuay a 6th floor, approx 1000 soft a Newly renovated and carpeted with 3 partitioned executive rooms and a spaclous general office. AvsMsbli Immediately RENTAL: BMO pal 0.n.0 mcmalv* ot eervtoe charee. DIST 1, THE ARCADE CoafratOuar a High floor with good view
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      949 32 ORCHARD RC AD (OUTSIOE CBD) private offices with telephone tor rent by the day. week or months, conference room, telex, secretarial, word processing, reasonable rates Includes utility, maintenance Call *****93. PACKAGE RIP OFFICE available 400 and 800 sq fl Fully furnished. 5 minutes to Orchard Road by car. telex, copy
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      1251 32 i OFFICE SPACE REOUIRED ouUide CBD preferably along Mountbatten Road/ East Coast Road 500 to 700 sq ft. Contact Miss De Sllva. Tel *****40 OFFICE SPACE WANTED for purchase by clients 4.000 to 4.500 sq ft Property Agency Pte Ltd *****55 94 ShopSpeces a) Mm/9 IliPmWpWmjlMmfUHmjaH I BammtammmmmmmmmmmmmaS SHOPHOUSES FOR
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      1307 32 Q Travel Bum. Q TraMM* W For Colour Brochures Call _jmmaY .^am»w. Jfy^ix? m*A\ a 9% M aT*a\ afl afl A TEammWmtikHf^M *&J Suites 124-125. Ist Floor. Wt ParVlane Shopping Mall ■J-fi^ f"t%*i j_| Oftice hours: Mon to Sat: 9 00a.m. to 8.00 p.m. mk-sH»*^** >k£*\ Sun: 100Oam to 5.00pm.
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      296 33 >t Q Travel GuMe TbTheFlikljOOO f The Rush Is On I tcloOVl lilvl O Not Many Entry Forms Left! Don't Miss Out Hs So Easy To Win! jtT A t^. jT lstPnze. /-Y7 ff New Nissan Bluebird 4» (PARF) with air -cond! W A great way to travel *V Plus!
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      105 33 KM TRAVEL SERVICE PTE. LTD, O-3M, MERLIN PLAZA tel maott. roaou, 2*4*044 2*3*045 2M8047 BUSIHCBS HOURS MON TO SAT 9 00 A M. t.OO PM SKIHTSEEINa SPORE 1 DAY DAILY $15 (A/C) TAIWAN/HONBKONO/MCK 8 DAYS f 1788, 11 DAYS tl MS DEP EVERY MONDAY MANM.A/BAGUIO/TAQAYTAY 6 DAYS ***** DEP EVERY
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      395 33 Q Travel Guide NAM HO TUMEI SEimCE ISt Ml LTD Gl4-1 6-18. Pearrs Centre, Eu Tong Sen Street, (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105. Tet *****33 (7 lines) 119, People's Park Complex, Ground Floor, New Bridge Road, Singapore 0105. Tet 91 1661/91 1662 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 TA 140 ■XT MUTXtA Tin 7 daya
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      84 34 pw-ad away peeceftiay on 24.3J2 «l 4.34pm. ■LSdnflQ D#oioo: TAN PANO KEE Batter. TEO SIEW CHOO Sana: TAN SONO CHUA TAN SONO MONO LIM SEOK HIANO ALIAS SWEE KEOW DsMORUrs. TAN AICHINO TAN AI KIANO TAN AI NOOH Suns iii law NO SER POH CHUACHONOLEE SEOWSEN JIN (ROBERT)
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      AL-FATEHA
      24 34 Maeireh HA Rahman aged OS P*MGOQ tttl* p##C*VrUlry Ofl eW-^-4J-Famtfv ralawvae wtah to eiaraae HwriMcm ItiyHt araMtude to ■M wHo ©"•'•o ntv coao*>lane—.
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      72 34 LEAVING BEHIND CMILOREN: MILDRED CATHERINE VICTOR MILTON CHUDWEN Wt LAW: KHOOHEETIAT OEOROIE TEO TEO SU JIN THERESA NO AND MANY ORANOCHUMCN MEMORIAL SERVICE ON 2*TM MARCH 10S2 AT t 00 P.M. MOUNT VERMON FUNERAL PARLOUR 2. CORTEGE WILL LEAVE FOR MOUNT VERMON CREMATORIUM AT IJJO P.M. ON SATURDAY 27TH MARCH
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      46 34 Mra Tan Sin Ctman naa Fnicteaaa Laerante paaaad away aaac»rua> on 24 I*2. aged 64. fcMvtng benmd Sana: Auelerlo Eddy Daughter*: Rita Roslta Orandaen Alfred, prawdchMdran and Qraal ajrandoMMran. Cortege w« leave Blk. 21, 41S-V llsSand Ottva an limday M/9/Kt Far njnaraj arrangements, plaasa ring *****16.
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      IN LOVING MEMORY OF
      33 34 SADLY MISSED BY FAMK.Y 4 LOVED ONES. CORTEGE LEAVES BUC. 71. M7-L. TELOK BLANOAN HEIGHTS St>OM 0410 AT 12 NOON FOR MOUNT VERMON ON 27X82. ONQ TEW OEE DCPARTEDOWMJ*?
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      122 34 m levins memory ol Joseph Drummond Departed 2*7 V 77 A face we love Is misting. A voice we love Is still Time changes many things, within 5 years. But not the memory of yesteryears this day brings, well always treasure the sweet memories of you. And
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      Dashing gallop by Most Rewarding
      519 35 Dashing gallop by Most Rewarding ON THE TRACK with FAIRWAY PENANG, Thurs. Most Rewarding, with a riding boy astride, strode out fluently when taken over 600 m in 38.4 sec this morning. The going was good. The seven-year-old son of Ruantallan was an easy winner over 1,400 m at Penang
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      No Regrets won 15 races
      731 35 YOU mentioned briefly No Regrets winning the P A O Cup in Jeep's Mail. This great horse was racing before I was born. But I have heard quite a lot about him. My cousin, who became' Interested in racing at about the same time No
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      Tomorrow's card
      1798 35 RATF 1 2.00 CLASS 4 DIV 7 1,200 m KACfc 1 (Ratings: 82-53) (Stakes: $13,000) 1 Dm niCTi—l fl Swing-Allan 3 tag d 2 (1200 m) AAM 3 t *«>** l CM* Sajsag $U <«!) HT Wee-Aflu 3 mgpc -UJfITOOm) Dllilll 2 I 10*5*0 T>» TrMt n (i.
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      Grigsby lands Aquanita Stakes
      77 35 Grigsby lands Aquanita Stakes PERTH Jockey Mark Grlgsby (above), who has recovered from serlsw lajutes —state ed la a nee fall at Bukit Ttmak last Jim, rode Patrol Zone to victory In the Aqoinlta Stakes at Perth last week. Patrol Zeae narrowly heat FUtektnK* In the Last December, Grigsby heeled
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      Lock icon Niarchos' bid to sign up Asmussen
      107 35 PARIS, Thurs. Greek shipping magnate and racehorse owner Stavros Niarchos wants one of the most promising young Jockeys in the United States to ride for him hi Europe this season, well-informed racing sources said yesterday. They said Niarchos' racing manager had gone to the
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      Athletes' attitudes have to change
      202 36 PARTICIPATION in sports at national level in Singapore now appears to be more for self than nation. Gone are the days when the Republic's sportsmen and sportswomen were proud to represent the country in International and regional competitions. Nowadays, most of our elite athletes are
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      Accolades for Mavis and Tay
      195 36 PRAISE must be given to the Singapore Sports Council for nominating swimmers Mavis Ec and Tay Khoon Hean for the Sportsgirl and Sportsboy of the Year Awards. The award, I am sure will, serve as an encouragement for other young athletes to emuThe two top
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        Membership
        32 36 I WANT to Join local League side Telok Blangah Constituency Sports Club. ALVTN TEO PLEASE Maa year ippMealUa U JafTar Dla, eaaJrmaa, TeUk Bktagak CSC. Btoek 47, 11-«6. Tetek Bteagab Drive.
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        Fitness test
        27 36 I AM interested to take part in the aerobic fitness test. Can you give me more details? CECILIA PLEASE eaataet Hlagaaaw Sparti CaaaeU (Tel: 44*7111).
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        Star Keegan
        42 36 COULD you tell me which club my favourite player Keevin Keegan was with before he moved to SV Hamburg? ANG BOON HUN YOUB laal Kevla Immi rtpmaattl Uvaraaal before ac JakMl 8V niailarg la MOT. He left Hambarg far Baatk-
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        World Cup finals
        162 36 CAN you please give me the scores in the 1938 and 1960 World Cup soccer finals? C. K.POONO THE IMS WarM Cap ni arid hi Praam. Flrat raaai: SwttaerlMMl 1 flw—aj 1, Owltaui ssL 4 ,aavat: y) ITiiiali 1 (replay). Hugary < IMck Baal laaVa I, Praaee
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        FA Cup finals
        111 36 CAN you tell me the players who played in 1977 and 1978 FA. Cup finals? M. PALAO MANCHESTER I alted br»i Uvetffl M la 117). Bew«n: Staarl Pranaa, Jlmmv G»ea*ag far laJtod. Jimmy CaM ter UrcrpMt. MiirkeKir UM: Stefawy; NIcM. AMataa, MeOrm, B. Qttfktß, Cmml, J. Orecakaff,
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        England team
        40 36 PLEASE give me the line-up of the England team who will am June's World Cup in DAVID UM HO THE flaaJ ua«-«p Ike Eag\mm* team ter At W»rW C«p Meecr Haali la Spala aaa yet U ke ia»»i ■<•«<■
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        Wolves squad
        28 36 PLEASE let me have the Wolverhampton squad. VIVIEN PATT WOLVES: Bn*k»», Palnwr, Hunpkrev, AUlaioa. •>, DmM, &01a«*er, Berry. Mattkewt, Evea, Gray. RJekaHa, Brastrr, Carr, BlbUt, Clarke. 4
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      Top 3 shouldnot be given YIP treatment
      173 36 Top 3 shouldnot be given YIP treatment THE Singapore Squash Backets Association have surprisingly exempted Zalnal AWdln, Peter HUT and Stewart Ballard from the trials to select the national team far next month's East Asia championships in Bangkok. Theagh tke three are eiMMnrni to be among the beat In the
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      Pro move needs a lot of thinking
      113 36 THE introduction of professional football In Singapore may not be the cure for uplifting the sagging standard of the sport. Though professionalism will help to improve the standard, there are bound to be problems. With a population of 2.4 million, there will not
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      Hockey must bully off now for SEA Games
      150 36 THE Singapore Hockey Association should think seriously about engaging the services of a foreign coach on a five-year contract to knock the national squad into shape, if we are to make an impact in next year's Southeast Asia Games in the Republic.
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      SPORTSVIEW
      194 36 ONCE a week, year sports letters will be paUtohed la the Straits Thaws, with the best letter (to be decided by the Bports Editor) winning a cash prise of m Then Is ac restricUea oa what yea eaa write about.. .so leag as It hi aboa t sport. You
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      Lock icon No clear advantage, so .1-1 draw is fair result
      155 37 No clear advantage, so .1-1 draw is fair result BUENOS AIRES, Thurs. West Germany held World-Cup holders Argentina to a 1-1 draw here last night in a friendly international soccer match where neither side managed to gain the upper hand for long. The Germans played more strongly in the first
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      Lock icon Pele's top four for World Cup
      187 37 Pele's top four for World Cup LONDON, Than. Pele (above), one of the most famous names in soccer, tipped two South American and two European teams as favourites for the World Cup finals starting in June. "It Is very hard to say who will win," the winner of two World
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      Lock icon Fans' cushions rain on Spain
      335 37 VALENCIA, Thurs. World Cup hosts Spain incurred the wrath of their disappointed fans when they drew 1-1 with Wales in an ill-tempered soccer international here last night. The Welsh, missing four players through iniury, outran and outplayed the Spanish before an unenthusiastic crowd of 20,000
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      Lock icon France make do without four stars
      231 37 France make do without four stars FRANCE 4 N. IRELAND 0 PARIS, Thurs. Iniuryhit France convincingly beat Northern Ireland 4-0 in a meeting of two World Cup soccer finalists at the Pare Des Princes last night. without star players Michel Platini, Dominique Rocheteau, Jean Tigana and Bernard Lacombe, the French
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      Lock icon Striker Krankl bach at his best
      266 37 HUNGARY 2 AUSTRIA 3 BUDAPEST, Thurs. Hans Krankl dispelled recent rumours that he is a spent force as Austria swept to a 3-2 win over long-time rivals Hungary at the Nep Stadium here last night. Krankl, in the doldrums recently, scored Austria's opening goal
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      Lock icon Notts beat West Brom
      54 37 LONDON. Thurs. Notts County scored a surprise 4-2 win over West Bromwioh Albion in a English Pint Division soccer match yesterday. Other results Dh Three: Exeter 1 Lincoln 2; Dtv Few: Peterborough 1 Torquay 0; fleitifce. Om: St Johnstone 3 East Stirling 2; Seetitek Twe: Cowdenbeath
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      Soviets 4-2
      20 37 EREVAN, Thurs. Hosts Soviet Union beat France 4-2 in a European under-21 championship quarter-final second legmatch here yesterday.
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      17 37 LUGANO, Thurs. Hosts Switzerland beat Portugal 2-1 in a friendly soccer match here yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Burkinshaw wants smaller First Division
      340 37 LONDON, Thurs. Keith Burkinshaw, manager of English First Division club Tottenham Hotspur, who are in with a chance of three titles and have a heavy backlog of games, wants the division reduced. "It's time the League is cut from 22 teams to 18," said Burkinshaw.
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      Lock icon China take All-England championships by storm
      506 38 Defending women's champ Sunai Hwang crashes in Round Two LONDON, Thurs. China took the AllEngland badminton championships by storm on the opening day yesterday, and a major victim was defending women's champion Sunai Hwang, of South Korea, who crashed in the second round. Sunai,
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      Lock icon Pakistan take big lead
      109 38 Pakistan take big lead LAHORE, Thurs. Pakistan reached a commanding 398 for five in reply to Sri Lank's first innings 240 on the third day of the third cricket Test here today. SRI LANKA Ist law: Ut PAKISTAN lit Umm: (•veralgfct ltt-1 Mafearir c Madugalle b De Silva 37 Mokria
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      Lock icon Wong makes an early exit
      43 38 LONDON, Thurs. Sinn»pore's Won* Sho«n Keat made an early exit from the All-England championship* here yesterday. WHg. la his All-Rag-land debut, was no match for top-seeded Morten Frost, of Denmark, losing 15-3, 15-2 la the opening round. Renter.
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      ALL THE RESULTS
      486 38 Keulti Mni riaglea On* rand: Liem Swie King (ludon) bt Christian Lundberg (Swe) 15-5, 15-1; Claus Thomsen (Den) bt Icuk Sugiarto (Indon 15-12. 15--4; Han Jian (C) bi Cze Yu (HK) 15-8. 154; Chen Chang Jie (C) bt Steen Fladberg (Den) 15-3, lM; U Yongpo (C) bt
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        Second bout
        29 38 BOXING Frank Bruno, Britain's best heavyweight prospect for sometime, has his second fight in two weeks when he takes on American Harvey Steichen, at Wembley on Tuesday.
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        Fight off
        33 38 THE World Boxing Association featherweight title bout between champion Eusebio Pedroza, of Panama, and Victor Torres, of Peru, tentatively scheduled in Lima next week, has been suspended for lack of funds.
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        Libel suit
        39 38 FORMER promoter Masaki Kanehira yesterday began libel proceedings against the publisher of the Japanese weekly magazine "Bungei Shunju for printing a series of "false" articles which alleged that he had tried to drug opposing fighters before matches.
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        Trouncing
        40 38 ICE HOCKEY Yugoslavia trounced South Korea 21-2 in a fourth-round match in Group C of the world championships in Jaca, Spain. Other results Graap C: Japan 6 Bulgaria 0; Grasp B: Switzerland 4 China 4, Poland 12 Norway 3.
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        Top field
        37 38 MARATHON More than 7,000 runners, among them big names such as Bill Rogers and Allison Roe, are expected to take part in South Korea's first international marathon along the Han River in Seoul on Sunday.
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        GP hearing
        30 38 MOTOR RACING The protest over Nelson Piquet's Brazilian Grand Prix victory on Sunday is unlikely to be heard before mid-April, an International Motor Sport Federation (FISA) spokesman said.
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        Hull's match
        16 38 RUGBY LEAGUE: Hull Kingston Rovers trounced York 36-7 in a British First Division match.
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        Midlands out
        34 38 RI UBY UNION British results: East Midlands 22 Barbarians 35, Glamorgan Wanderers 6 Ebbw Vale 13, LlaneUi 66 Penarth 0, Nottingham 14 Nuneaton 3. Moseley 7 Coventry 3, Pontypool 3 Bristol 19.
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        Lock icon First win
        37 38 SKI-ING Switzerland's Pirmin Zurbriggen. 19, won his first World Cup race in the last giant slalom of the season and the United States' Phil Mahre captured the giant slalom Cup title in Sansicario, Italy. Agencies.
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      Lock icon SA just make it
      102 38 JOHANNESBURG, Thurs. South Africa snatched a dramatic win over the rebel English cricketers on faster scoring rate when the touring side failed by one run to reach their target in a one-day match here yesterday. The South Africans scored 243 for five in their allotted 50
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      Nine new faces for Jita's squad
      281 38  - Nine new faces for Jita's squad JOE DOR AI By NINE newcomers, including Sembawang goalkeeper Tay Kok Chay who conceded 20 goak in six matches, have been invited to join the Singapore soccer squad when they start the years preparations at the Jalan Besar Stadium on April Though Tay's record
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      Canon get into $occer picture
      156 38 OVALTINE National Football League Division One club Farrer Park Dynamos received a $5,000 grant from Canon at the Delta House yesterl day, reports JOE DORAI. The sponsorship is Canon's first for sports in Asia and a magnimous gesture as Dynamos are one of the four
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      Rovers win
      30 38 TAMPINES ROVERS beat Kaki Bukit through a 60thminute goal by Eric Low in an Ovaltine National Football League Division One match at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night.
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      IA U-23 win
      19 38 INDIAN ASSOCIATION'S Under-23 team crushed HellOrient 6-2 in a friendly hockey match at Balestier Road yesterday.
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      Lock icon Borg poised to turn tables on Gerulaitis
      278 38 TENNIS ROUND-UP LISBON, Thurs. Bjorn Borg last night earned the chance of avenging his humiliating Copenhagen defeat earlier this week at the hands of American Vitas Gerulaitis, by defeating Australian Paul McNamee 1-6, 6-2, 6-4 in his second exhibition match since his return
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      RGS triumph
      42 38 RAFFLES Girls Schools trounced Anderson 54 in the semi-finals' of the national schools tennis tournament at Kallang yesterday. They will meet Katong Convent, who edged out Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus 3-2, in the final at Kallang on Tuesday.
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      Lock icon Singapore beaten
      47 38 BANGKOK, Thurs. Indonesia beat Singapore 1-0 and Thailand overran Malaysia 4-0 in yesterday's preliminaryround matches in the First ASEAN women's soccer championship. Centre forward Yuri Ma ryati scored the only goal from a pass from Papat Yunizalin the second minute of the second half. AFP.
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      Sandvik 1-0
      21 38 SANDVIK Singapore beat Marathon Letourneau 2-0 in the semi-finals of the Staminade Cup soccer tournament at Jurong Stadium yesterday.
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      Lock icon GALE AHEAD WITH 64
      781 39  -  DEREK WILD By Seven birdies, 11 pars put Terry in front by four strokes AUSTRALIAN golfer Terry Gale loves the Bukit course. It was there that he won the Singapore Open championship in 1978, equalled Korean Kirn Suck Bong's record 64, set two days earlier, in
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      Lock icon JAHANGIR TAKES CHICHESTER OPEN
      80 39 CHICHEBTER (Enelaad), Than. Jahanglr Ithaa of Pahhrtan, completed his bnlldap to next week's British Open by crashing Australia's Geoff Hunt *-t, »-2, M In the final of the Chlchestor International squash tournament last night. Jahanfdr, 18, nnbeat- en since losing to Hut In the IMI British
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      300 39 -No, golf isn't my cup of tea... I HAD my first sniff of golf yesterday at the Bukit course, where the Singapore Open is currently under way, and I must, even at the risk of being labelled a killjoy, say that the smell of grass and sunburned golfers disagrees with
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      270 39  - Lim is having trouble with his short putts PETER SIOW By LIM KIAN TIONG S jubilation in winning Wednesday's pro-am tournament, together with his amateur partner, Charles Li, did not quite spill over to the Singapore Open golf championship, which began yesterday at the Bukit course. The local golfer, who
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      51 39 MOUNTBATTEN beat Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association 4-1 in the semi-finals of the iunior inter-club knockout badminton tournament at Guillemard Road last night. Singapore Armed Forces Reservists Association overcame Sunbeam by the same score. The final will be held at the same venue on Saturday at 7.30
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      279 39  -  LEX SEOW YAM By NATIONAL champion Zainal Abidin came back from the brink of defeat twice to snatch a lucky 3-9, 10-8, 9-8, 9-1 win over Stewart Ballard, but his efforts were not enough to prevent Singapore Cricket Club from being squashed 3-2 by
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      Yew Chye's title
      165 39 LIM YEW LYE won the A Division title for boys in exactly 15 minutes at the national schools cross-country meet at Macßitchie Reservoir yesterday. R. Rajendran was second and R. Pannerselvam third. Reaalts Boys' B Mv: 1 Tan Yong Hong 2 Tan Wee Lian 3 V. M««riT»m»nl
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      738 39 Scores after the first day's play PrafemtoaaJs: M Terry Gale (A) 31-33. Ben Arda (P) 35--33, Chang Toang Liang (Tai) 33-35, Hsu Sheng San (Tal) 32--36, m Y. Kosaka (J) 35-34. Tsao Chen Teng (Tai) 34-35. Urn Swee Chew (S) 35-34. T* Fung Hee Kwan (S) 36-34, Curt Byrum (US)
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    596 40 COLORADO SPRINGS Thursday DEFENCE ministers of the North AtlanticTreat Organisation's member-states d i s m i s sed the Soviet Union's freeze on deploying nuclear missiles west of the Urals and said they would go ahead with plans to put new missiles
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    55 40 BEIRUT, Thurs. Saudi Arabia will pay for all Iraqi arms purchases from France, the leftist newspaper As Safir said in a report from Paris today. Quoting "Informed sources", the newspaper said Saudi Arabian Ambassador to Paris Sheikh Jamil al Hujeilan has already discussed the
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      785 1 A warmer world DURING Europe's and North America's bitterly cold winter of 1981 '2, any talk of global warming due to the carbon dioxide greenhouse effect sounds like welcome news. But over the past two years, such respectable and cautious bodies as the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) and the United
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        555 3  - Architecture opens its housie HO K WONC JAN By STRANGE sounds of hammering and sawing were heard in the Kent Ridge Campus for several days, interspersed with laughter and curses. The students of the School of Architecture, National University of Singapore, were up and working hard, banging together pieces of
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        1627 4 Scientists are finding the Narcissistic personality disorder on the increase in modern society. It is a paradoxical situation in which a person feels selflove as well as self-hate. MAYA PINES reports on the latest findings which question the link between Narcissism and modern culture. 4 In an
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          257 4 MUCH statistical evidence has shown that the risks of cigarette smoking are increased if the smoker also drinks alcoholic beverages. A new study has suggested an explanation for this puzzling combination, and also hints Sat the risk may be enhanced if cigarette smoke and alcohol are held
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        435 5  -  ROBERT LOCKE By in California A DINOSAUR lazily chewing on swampland shrub 65 million years ago may have heard a tremendous roar, twisted its long neck to look at the sky and seen a huge ball of fire plunging into the ocean. The
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        377 5  -  AL ROSSITER JR By in Florida THE space shuttle Columbia was carrying a miniature greenhouse containing 96 plants and seeds when it took off on its third test flight. The greenhouse, the size of a breadbox, will be placed in a locker in the Columbia's lower deck until
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        67 5 4 Other therapists feel the new understanding of Narcissism is giving them insights into the behaviour of terrorists, actors, some leading businessmen, and even presidents. This interest in Narcissistic disorders coincides with certain features of our culture in our time, notes Kernberg, referring to such things as the
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        1272 8  - From head to foot YVONNE QUAHE By 4 A good buy is the sarong which can be tied in eight different ways (10, if you're really clever). These are priced at $34.90 for a short sarong and $38.90 for a long one; this also includes an instruction leaflet. ORCHARD Plaza
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        421 8  -  VERONIKA MINTHORN By THE mirrored hall on the third floor of Moscow's largest department store, Gum, looked more like the setting for a party rally than a stage for the new spring fashions. Slogans on bright red banners greeted the Soviet armed forces and praised the current
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        813 9  -  TAN CHUNG LEE By PARIS: Its name is VIA and its symbol is the butt of a coloured pencil. Coloured pencils are meant for creative drawing; so by the same token, VIA stands for creativity. Or rather, its objective is to promote creativity. VIA is
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        272 9  - Shop that's like an art gallery S AN A LAM By SOMEBODY turned five years old last week. Next to man's average lifespan of 70 years or more, it is a wee age. But for a healthy business in the midst of so many stumbling, crumbling set-ups, five years is
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      791 10 "THE foreign minister and the secretary had a fruitful exchange of views," says the official spokesman. The State Department correspondent Jots down "fru", and asks, "Would you also characterise their talks as candid?" "A full and fruitful exchange," says the spokesman carefully, adding a new
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      220 1 THE STRAITS TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1982 fTTT. -i p AGE Medieval torture jVHF^V^PE H I rv_i A'^s^rm i*-r- b^M^M afenfcX instruments? U. L V 1 i^^M DANA LAM reviews Did dinosaurs Find out %A f Mm PI i^^ Festival of Dance drown? Fjg.. "Ami I ]A R Leisure Pag*
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      176 2 a 3 DAYS LO^RE/82 KEYBOARD FA in DISCOUNT fAIK Date 26.27 428 March 82 H|9| r Fair time 11 am to 8 pm T^aP PW^nfl Dance and m f I Organ session :1 2 noon, 2 pm, nff^S^fc^L -^r^^jß^M 4 pm, 6 pm. BP"ir r^"P'fl Venue Victoria Memorial Hall I
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      178 2 EXHIBITIONS: at 8 p.m. Car park behind PAINTINGS and Pottery Block 54, Neil Road. Free. at National Museum Art CONCERT 30th anniGallery. Free. Ends on versary concert by Lee Sunday. Howe Choral Society and DRAWINGS from L'E- Singapore Arts Council, cole Des Beaux Arts and Victoria Concert Hall at 8
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      1231 2 TV and Radio "SBC 5 3.00 PM Openmj fnlowed by The Young 6 55 *««veirtwes Of Pinocchio And The Restless 7.05 Falcon Island (Last Episode) 3.25 Housewives' Matinee A Misty 7.30 News And Weather Forecast Love (r) (Malay) 4.50 Cartoon Selections 7.55 Survival Shark! 5.00 The Wid Wid West The
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      303 3 Lasting Impressions I have stayed in many hotels aR over the world. The Marco Fblo is in every respect, the best I have stayed in!' Sarah Hellings Producer. BBC London. Many wordly wise travellers attest that Wtttl^BHtt^^^^tit^^^^^^^^^^^^mS!—Sl-^u^lW^ W The Marco Polo is one of the finest HHHi^HH I|B deluxe hotels
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      625 11 APPOINTMENTS Applications are invited from suitably quotfied candidates for the following posts in Singapore:A) FACTORY MANAGER The successful incumbent will be responsible for production schedule, organisation of manpower/material and maintenance of a factory specialising in sheet metal and light steel fabrication works. Applicants should possess Degree/diploma in Engineering or its
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      514 12 APPOINTMENTS r s i I 4v I FLUID SEALING DIVISION ERIKS PTE LTD, o member of THE ERIKS GROUP OF COMPANIES, one of Europe's lorgest techmcol suppliers, is looking for top calibre persons to join its Fluid Sealing Division a* FIELD SALES ENGINEER The selected candidate will be responsible for
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      1005 13 NOTICES TENDER NOTICE Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation (BPC), 28, Bangabandhu Avenue, Docca 2, Bangladesh (Telex ***** I FUEL BJ) hove invited offers for the following as per the terms and conditions mentioned in the Tender Documents which are available from the Corporation's Offer at Dacca or from Consulate General for Bangladesh
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      724 13 SINGAPORE BROADCASTING CORPORATION^^ TENDER NOTICE 1 Tenders ore invited for the following: I 1. SBC (E)O42A 3/82/8 j| Purchase and collection of the following B used stores: m Lotl Ampex tope recorders, turntables, test equipment, batteries, etc. Lot 2 M Picture monitors, microphone and oscillo- scope. I Lot 3 9
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      818 13 I Tender Notice I Tenders are invited for: I I BUILDING I a) Tender No. AMM/T/82/005— Supply of all labour, transport, male K rials, tools and accessories for the satisfactory completion of the B proposed minor electrical works at Geylang Telephone Exchange. Wt Eligibility: Registered Contractors— Class B, C& D
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      655 13 la tacßMttoraf THE COMPANIES ACT, 111 aaa la Ike matter •< SAVIN ASIA PBIVATK UNITED At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of SAVIN ASIA PRIVATE LIMITED duly convened and held at Suite 11-304. 11th Floor Merlin Plaza. Beach Road. Singapore 0719 on Saturday, 20th March 1982. the following
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      690 14 NOTICES #PWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from PWD Registered Contractors for the following: (A) M&E T 50/82 Nominated Sub-Contract for the Electrical Installation and Lightning Protection to One Primary School (Type P 1 00) at Jurong East Site I Eligibility Electrical $500,000/- and above Closing Date: 1 2.4.82 at
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      876 14 £)lIDB Separate tenders ore invited for each of the following 1 ERECTION AND COMPLETION of 58 Lode Up Shops, 6 Kiosks, 1 Dustbin Compound, Pedestrian Moll, CARPARKS, LANDSCAPE including DEMOLITION WORKS at North Bridge Rood/Crawford Street/Beach Road Precinct 1 (2) ERECTION AND COMPLETION of 2 Blocks of 4-Storey Industrial Shops
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      613 14 t CHANGE OF NAME B I QBE INSURANCE LIMITED I We wish to publicly announce that the name I of QBE Insurance Limited has been changed I to QBE Insurance (International) Limited. f 1 Following the change, the international f I business previously written in the name of 1 1
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      582 14 I QBE INSURANCE LIMITED I is moving 1 9th Storey, The Octagon I 1 05 Cecil Street, I Singapore 01 06. I II rom I March 29, 1 982 I il and will do business in future QBE INSURANCE I I (INTERNATIONAL) LIMITED I H Telephone: *****33 (13 lines) H
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      439 14 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE PLANNING ACT (Cap 279, 1970 Ed) THE MASTER PLAN RULES, 1962 Notice under Rule 12 Notice is hereby given that the following proposals for alteration to the Master Plan were submitted o the Minister for Notional Development for approval (1) Rezoning of Lot
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        1198 1 By LI LIE NFUNG THE political philosophy of Kong Zi might have been detrimental to the inception of democracy but his education of jun zi certainly inspired the pursuit of an ideal world. But what is a jun zP As Kong Zi's sayings are recorded
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        Our own songs that reflect local flavour
        663 2 NG WAI LENG talks to the president of the Singapore Association of Writers and the vice-chairman of the Singapore Composers' Circle about the Our Songs concert next Wednesday. THE idea of combining the talent of local poets composers, singers and choirs came up
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        The twin epics of Tamil literature
        1085 5  -  ILAKKIA PITHAN By THE epic poems Silappathikaram (The Story of the Anklets) and Manimekalai are the two earliest epics in Tamil. Silappathikaram was written by Ilango Adigal, the princeascetic, and Manimekalai by Saathanaar. These two epics are related to each other; they are therefore
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        Beauty and nature in poetry
        260 5  -  J.V. KRISHNAN By HUMDRUM scenes and objects that we see around us everyday are transformed into things of beauty and joy by the poet through his imagination and creative skill. "...Poetry, like love, makes the world go round. Poetry appeals to our sense of rhythm,
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        378 2 Wxildrit you like to know more about jTcur fetmilys health? Haven't you ever wished you knew more about your family's What do I do for a burn? health? Perhaps it's the little questions, the ones that don't seem Doctors Answers provides a important enough to bother your family doctor. But
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        303 2 Winners of Cross-language Crossword No 34 $5« Gift voucher: KOH SOON TAY (I.C. no: *****11/A) $19 Gift voucher each: CHAN POI WAH LAU LANG (HI (I.C. no: *****50/Z) (I.C. no: K *****0) WONG HO LING WEE KKK SAN (I.C. no: *****89/A) (I.C. no: *****78/C) TAY BOON KIAT ONG SEW ENG
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        291 2 ENJOY an educational pastime and win gift voucher prizes from our sponsor, Emporium Holdings! Cross-language Crossword Punle will be published every Friday. It la a Chlaese crossword, bat the claea are given la English. Eleven winners will be picked from the allcorrect entries. One will receive a gift voucher worth
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        647 5 APPOINTMENTS Sin, »pore Airport Terminal Services invites applications from Singapore Citizens for the folio wing appointments: A WELDERS (MALE) M usi possess the Grade National Trade Cc rtificate. or its equivalent, in general wct'ding and must have at least 2 years' exp erience in the welding and fabrication of mot
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        613 5 A well-established and progressive contracting organisation undertaking substantial local/overseas contracting and building projects is scouting around for top calibre, highly motivated professionals to assume the responsibilities of:--1) CIVIL/STRUCTURAL EN6INEER Degree in Civil/Structural Engineering Preferably registered with rh<s Institute of Civil Engineer (UK) Relevant experience of minimum 5 years in the
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        620 5 NOTICES SINGAPORE GENERAL HOBPITAL TENDER NOTICE The following tenders axe Invited by the Chairman, Hospital Planning Commltj tee/Director, SOH for the New SOH. 1 Supply, Delivery, installation A Commit- ion ing of An Electronic Data Processing Systam and Hard Copy Torminals for Integration with Laboratory Afialyssrs to thsMocnomistry LADOfStorwQ in
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        24 5 (a/^J|K/£ TIRUKKURAL Xj^r^ti-jcffi. The wise know the evil effects of r^S^^^ <c 6c=^ So they keep away from evil deed born out of envy.
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        11 5 i&eiripiunfilp giessrQ&BT&t. AATHICHOODI <2^ V Being in power, be not corrupt.
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