The Straits Times, 27 March 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    House to hear 'privilege' motion
    400 1 THE Leader of the House, Mr E.W. Barker, has given notice of a motion asking Parliament to refer an alleged breach of privilege by the Member for Anson, Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam, to the Attorney-General for the purpose of instituting criminal proceedings against him. He gave
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    The good-life criminals
    942 1 The good-life criminals Police paint grim picture A GRIM picture of growing crime rates and increasingly complex detection problems is painted in a detailed projection of the decade ahead for the police in Singapore. And ironically, it may come thanks to the Republic's economic success, say two police scholars in
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    Religious school closed
    10 1 THE scene outside the school last night.
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    Move follows complaints by parents
    521 1  -  TERESA 001 By THE Education Ministry has stopped a fundamentalist group, the Jesus Saves Mission, from operating a religious school in two terraced Sembawang houses after inspectors found "disturbing signs" in the way it was run. Parents, described as "distraught," claimed that their school-going children
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    Lock icon US policy in Asia based on '6 pillars'
    701 1 THE United States outlined its Asia policy today by saying that it was based on "six pillars." The "six pillars" plan was described by US Secretary of Defence Caspar Weinberger, who arrived in Tokyo today for the start of a nine-day three-nation
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    Lock icon The 'Green Great Wall' of China
    153 1 BEIJING, Fri. China is to plant two-and-a-half billion trees this year as part of a 7,000-km break agaTnst the dust-laden Siberian winds which scour north China every spring, an official report said today. The Xinhua news agency said the government had allocated 40 million
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    Lock icon Partial radio failure on space shuttle
    164 1 HOUSTON, Fri. The American space shuttle Columbia has been hit by a partial radio failure, ana officials said if it worsened the spacecraft's seven-day mission might have to be cut short. Space agency officials said that half of one of the two transmitters relaying
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    Tale of the so sensitive burglar alarm
    455 1 Tale of the so sensitive burglar alarm FIRST Deputy Prime Minister Dr Goh Keng Swee yesterday amused MPs when he told them that the security alarm system at the old vaults of the former Currency Board building at Empress Place was so sensitive that whenever a heavy truck passed by,
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    Lock icon China 'no' to Brez call to improve relations
    490 1 BEIJING, Friday CHINA today rejected Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev's call for "an end to the bitter hostility between the two communist giants and indicated that relations would improve only if Moscow alters its policies. A senior Foreign Ministry spokesman told journalists: "We
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    Lock icon Ship drifting after blast
    72 1 TOKYO, Fri. A Japanese ore carrier was drifting in the Pacific off Cape Shiono Mlsaki, western Japan, after a boiler explosion wrecked its engine room, the Maritime Safety Agency said yesterday. The agency said all 25 crew members of the 89,496-tonne Number Three Nippon Mani escaped
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    Lock icon First in years
    29 1 TEL AVTV, Fri. Australian Foreign Minister Anthony Street arrived in Israel toda> on a five-day visit, the first such trip to Israel in 16 years -UPI.
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    57 1 EX-MINISTERS ARRESTED DACCA, Fri. Banglaatoa's martial law aataartttoa t.nlght aaaaaaooa' tie arrest «f tkree farmer eabiaet minister* here ea charge* af eerraptiaa, which to paalaaabfr by death. The three were were farmer Flaaaee Minister Salfu Bahmaa, farmer Lahew and Saetal Welfare Mmtoter Atauddln aad farmer State Mlateter far Cammerce
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      141 1 64 pages today All-England: Chinese sweep into quarter-finals Pag* 38 Your weekend reading Pag* 14 Mahathir asks Pas to rejoin Front Pag* 13 SUMMARY WORLD NEWS 3,4,1,1 COMICS 11 CAUSEWAY 14 EDITORIAL IS LETTERS 17 BACKGROUND 18 CLASSIFIEDS 24-33 SPORTS SMI Bird talk with colour pictures Pas*i RADIO AND TV
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      HOME
      478 2 Burst water main THE junction of Yuan Ching and Corporation roads has been damaged by a burst water main, which resulted from a soil subsidence at about 3 a.m. on Thursday. Water supply to residents there was unaffected but those staying in the Urn Chu Kangarea experienced a drop
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      634 2 Hunt on for corrupt BANGLADESH troops and police are looking for several former ministers, politicians and rich businessmen to face trial on corruption charges before military courts. The martial law administration said 212 people had been arrested for alleged corruption and misuse of office. lieutenant-General Mohammad Ershad,
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      SECTION 2
      461 2 Birdman in Singapore STEVE MARTIN is a bird trainer who was specially brought from the United States last month to put together a bird show for the Jurong Bird Park. He helped design the $120,000 amphitheatre to stage bird shows daily from June. He is also training nine
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      COMMENT
      357 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: IT OBVIOUSLY Is going to take more than Jut a few words by Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev to heal the 2*-year-old rift between his country and Chlnu. China's rejection yesterday of his call for an end to hostility came as no surprise. Spurned olive branches,
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      374 2 THREE DENY DUMPING CEMENT IN JOHORE THREE major cement manufacturers in Singapore have denied allegations that they are dumping cement in Johore. The three Singapore Cement, Ssangyong Cement and Asia Cement were reacting to a recent report which said they were selling cement in Johore at prices well
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      SPORTS
      186 2 Crucial for Ipswich IPSWICH manager Bobby Robson believes defeat at Swansea could be crucial to his team's chances of winning the English League title. "Swansea are going great guns. And, like everyone else, I have been surprised by their consistency," he said. He is trying to inject greater urgency
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      195 2 Invitation to Pas PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has invited the opposition Islamic party, Pas, to rejoin the National Front. He said: "Those in Pas are our brothers. We want them to cooperate with us.. .to seek unity among all Muslims." But Pas said it
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      Lock icon Deng refuses to budge, says tycoon
      215 3 Deng refuses to budge, says tycoon CHINA'S tap leader Deag Xlatpiag said today there la "no room far compromise" on China's opposition to US arms sales to Taiwan, Americas ladutrudlst Armaad Hammer said. Mr Hammer said Vlee-Chalrmaa Deng made tke cemmeate la aa bow-loan meeting which focosed on good prospects
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      Lock icon Troops seek ex-ministers in graft crackdown
      282 3 BANGLADESH troops and police are looking for a number of former ministers, politicians and rich businessmen who will face trial on corruption charges before military courts, authoritative sources said here today. They said that perhaps as many as 15 former ministers were hiding from
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      Lock icon Aid for these nations vital — Holdridge
      373 3 Aid for these nations vital Holdridge WASHINGTON, Friday ASSISTANT Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Mr John Holdridge, said yesterday a US$4O6 million (SsB6o million) security assistance programme for South Korea, Thailand and the Philippines is vital because they face a great and immediate military threat I The three
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      INDUSTRIAL NATIONS URGED TO RELAX CURBS
      237 3 INDUSTRIAL NATIONS URGED TO RELAX CURBS BANGKOK, Fri. Singapore's Senior Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office), Mr Lee Khoon Choy today urged leaders of industrialised nations to move away from protectionistic tendencies, which, he said, would only lead to a continuation or worsening of the present unhealthy economic situation. Speaking
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      Lock icon Riot was planned to disrupt polls: Sudomo
      277 3 Riot was planned to disrupt polls: Sudomo JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia's commander of National Security and Order Agency, Admiral Sudomo, said today last week's riot that broke up a political rally here was "a well planned sabotage aimed at trying to disrupt the May 4 general elections." But, he added, it
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      Lock icon VIETS DRIVEN BACK, SAYS SON SANN
      226 3 VIETS DRIVEN BACK, SAYS SON SANN PARIS, Fri. Units of the non-communist Khmer People's National Liberation Front (KPNLF) have repelled the three-week-ola Vietnamese dry-sea-son offensive into Cambodia, former Cambodian premier Son Sann said here today. Mr Son Sann, who is founder and president of the KPNLF, told a press conference
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      Lock icon Prem orders corruption probe on three officials
      163 3 BANGKOK, Prl. Prime Minister Prem Tlnsilanonda kas appointed a five-man rommlttee to Investigate klekkaek ekarges agaimit tke top three oftciata of tke Vetrolenm Authority of Thailand (PTT) over tke leasing of an oil tanker. An official of tke Prime Minister's office said today
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      411 3 I Computer vision I CAD-CAM SYSTEMS SINGAPORE I Computervision Corporation is the world's largest supplier of interactive computer-aided-design and computer-aided-manufacturing systems I (CAD-CAM). Worldwide sales in 1961 of over US$2Bl million, a five year annual I growth rate of over 50% and a worldwide market share of over 34% indicate
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      Lock icon Chicago's jobless must work to earn dole
      307 4 Chicago's jobless must work to earn dole Eradication of loafers thef aim of welfare scheme CHICAGO, Friday CHICAGO'S authorities have started a welfare scheme that makes the jobless work for their government cheques and food stamps. The theory behind this is that once the loafers are eradicated, the welfare rolls
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      U.S. READY TO CALL HALT TO NEW BOMB
      134 4 U.S. READY TO CALL HALT TO NEW BOMB GENEVA, Fri. The I nlted States said today It wm ready to halt Its contiWraUl programme to pr*4«ee chemical tombs act of ■timilly harmless substances, mm the Soviet I !nJ*n agreed to a l»agstalled east-west treaty against chemical weapCinmnlit states have aceased
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      Lock icon Probe into deaths
      55 4 NEW DELHI, Fri. The Indian government said yesterday it was Investigating the recent death of two children near a nuclear fuel complex in the southern city of Hyderabad. The Minister of State for Science and Technology CRN. Singh told parliament the children died of burns after they
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      Lock icon All-time low
      43 4 NEW DELHI, Fri. The death rate, which has been rapidly reducing over the last 30 years in India, registered an all-time low of 14.8 per thmmand last year. This was stated in the annual report of Health Ministry for 1981-82 AFP.
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      Lock icon Autopsies on newsmen
      60 4 Autopsies on newsmen AMSTERDAM, Fri. The bodies of four Dutch newsmen killed in El Salvador last week arrived yesterday and autopsies were being performed on them at once, a Dutch Justice Ministry spokesman said. He said a pathologist 's report on the deaths of the four members of a television
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      Lock icon Nicaragua calls onUS to meet
      133 4 UNTTED NATIONS. Fri. Nicaraguan junta leader Daniel Ortega told the United Nations Security Council yesterday that his government, Cuba and Salvadoran leftist rebels were ready to begin immediate negotiations with the United States to settle differences. Mr Ortega, rejecting US demands for restrictions on Nicaragua's
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      Lock icon REAGAN DEFERS DECISION ON GAS PIPELINE
      262 4 REAGAN DEFERS DECISION ON GAS PIPELINE WASHINGTON, Fri. PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has again deferred a decision on whether the United States should try to delay construction of a pipeline to supply Soviet natural gas to Western Europe, a White House spokesman said yesterday. Communications Director David Gergen also said a
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      Lock icon Guerillas attack El Salvador election hq
      254 4 SAN SALVADOR, Fri. Leftist guerillas have taken their violent opposition to Sunday's El Salvador elections to the capital with attacks on the electoral commission headquarters and city buses. Police said the commission building was sprayed with machine-gun fire Last night only 12 nours after
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      Libya facing import payment problems
      318 6 Libya facing import payment problems LONDON, Fri. porter group's decision in Vienna to reduce production to defend oil prices. Bankers have speculated that falling oil revenues might Force some Opec countries to borrow on international markets rather than touch their financial investments. But Sheikh Mohammed said: "This is the main
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      40 6 RAMSTEHN AIR BASE (West Germany), Fri. Tight security to prevent terrorist attacks have forced the US air force to cancel air shows and open houses In West Germany this year, an ah- force spokesman amid yesterday. UPI.
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      Uganda orders Red Cross workers out
      125 6 KAMPALA, nt brtoraatiaail Bed Crass workers la Ugaad* were packto* tfeetr hags today after roccivtß^ ft ff#vftr*JD6st •rder to get «*t by the mi efttoßMth. Mr Im Ctoaie Biohst, ICEC defecate la I gaada said hTSftttat the later■ftllMtfti Bcnl CrMS was still ae«d«d la
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      ARRESTS AFTER BIG ARMS CACHE FOUND
      199 6 ARRESTS AFTER BIG ARMS CACHE FOUND SALISBURY, Fri. A NUMBER of people have been detained after the discovery of a m\j>sive arms cache near the southern city of Bulawayo, police said today. The arms stockpile was uncovered in Filabusi, 80 km south-east of Bulawayo, on Wednesday. One group was detained
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      Tough combat units patrol West Bank and Gaza Strip
      301 6 Tough combat units patrol West Bank and Gaza Strip TOUGH Israeli combat troops patrol the West Bank and Gaza Strip after the killing of an Israeli soldier and the dismissal of two prominent Palestinian mayors by Occupation Authorities. Armoured personnel carriers rv.mblea through major towns, disgorging paratroopers at strategic points,
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      Lock icon Iran is one step closer to goal, says Khameini
      282 6 Iran is one step closer to goal, says Khameini BEIRUT, Fri. IRANIAN President Hoiatoleslam Seyyed All Khameini said yesterday Iran's latest victories in its war against Iraq would strengthen the position of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny's Islamic revolution in the Middle East, Teheran Radio reported. The radio quoted Mr Khameini as
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      240 7 I CONGRATULATIONS TO I I TETRA I I /PAK\ I I Tetra Pak Pacific Pte Ltd I I on the official inauguration of their new I I factory in Singapore at I I No. 19 Gul Lane, Jurong, Singapore 2262 today, I I 27 March 1982. I t «>s. m
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      713 8 Finally there's a VCR that plays HrHl! and dubbs everybody s VHS tapes! L_J£^ It's good news when friends drop in with their video movies. But it's bad from the U.S.A. and other places like Canada, Taiwan and the Philippines. V Biv^ JB news when you can't play or dubb
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      Lock icon Jenkins elected to Parliament
      379 9 SOCIAL Democrat Roy Jenkins, elected to Parliament today, was hailed by supporters as first leader of Britain's new centrist political alliance and its prime minister-designate. Mr Jenkins, 61, a former Labour cabinet minister and president of the European Economic Community (EEC) Commission, was returned to the
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      Lock icon Soviets buy up half world's grain market
      225 9 Soviets buy up half world's grain market THE Soviet Union accounted for nearly half of the international grain trade for the current year ending in June, the International Wheat Council (IWC) says in its latest report here. It said bad Soviet grain harvests had accounted for the heavy Soviet grain
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      Lock icon Clocks in Europe to advance an hour
      152 9 Clocks in Europe to advance an hour BRUSSELS, Fri. Most European countries both East and West put their clocks forward by one hour this weekend in a Joint move to summer time. The energy-saving switch will affect about 400 million people in 25 countries. The Soviet Union, however, has opted
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      $3.4 b rebate for Britain
      153 9 BRUSSELS, Frl. Britain yesterday received the Mcgest single caste luuMwat ever paid to a European Ec*n*mlc Cemmudty (EEC) member state tram the Common Market kadget. The payment, an■■—cod by the EEC i smmlsslsn. came to ahMt £M 4 mllllsn (553.4 MM**). It was die to
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      Lock icon VIP kisses US flag
      53 9 WASHINGTON, Fri. Italian President Sandra Pertini displayed his affection for the United States by kissing the American flag yesterday. Mr Pertini, at the White House to begin a state visit, took hold of the American flag displayed on a standard ana kissed it outside the diplomatic
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      Lock icon East Germans curb peace movement
      321 9 EAST BERLIN, Fri. East Germany has rejected a growing peace movement In the caantry aad has passed laws widening military service to Include women In emergencies, aad regulating the use of weapons against East Germans seeking to escape to the West.. Defence Minister General Helm
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      Lock icon 17 who seized Dozier get total of 300 years
      216 9 17 who seized Dozier get total of 300 years ROME, Fri. Seventeen Red Brigades guerillas were sentenced to a total of more than 300 years in jail yesterday after being found guilty of kidnapping US General James Dozier. The Assize Court in Verona slapped the longest sentence of 27 years
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    New Jurong police . number is *****00
    111 10 New Jurong police number is *****00 THE Jurong Police Station will change its telephone number today at 2.30 p.m. from *****4 to 2610M0. Likewise, the Logistics Department will have a new telephone number it will be *****00 from Thursday at 11 a.m. The police are now gradually changing the telephone
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    Course for newcomers
    53 10 Course for newcomers THE Geylang branch of the Metropolitan YMCA will conduct a 10-session course on bills financing for new entrants into the banking industry. The course starts on April Course fees are $60 for members and $65 for nonmembers. For more details, telephone the education centre of the Geylang
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    Students sing and chant at night service
    446 10  -  AT THE mission school at 8.20 last night, a service was in progress. No 45, Hobart Road was brightly lit and singing interspersed by chanting could be heard from one of the rooms on the ground floor. The windows were wide open and
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    $100,000 fund for cultural activities
    91 10 $100,000 fund for cultural activities THE C A E Tours and Realty has set up a $100,000 cultural fund to help promote cultural activities. Its managing director, Mr Cheong Kirn Hock, said yesterday it was in line with the government policy to promote culture. The fund's preparatory committee has decided
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    Commodity deals talk
    53 10 MANAGING director of SlnoWelink Commodities (S) Pte Ltd, Mr Yoshiro Kitazawa. will give a talk at te 30th business lunch of the Indonesian Business Association of Singapore. The talk, entitled Functions of Future Commodity Trading An Unpredictable 1980s, wifl be held at Hotel Grand Central on Wednesday
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    Anti-crime show
    46 10 A CRIME Prcveattoa exhlMtl«i will be held at the weiri flMf v*M deck In Chancery C»art toOMmw tram t a.m. to 8 p.m. The Minister of State (Lab»ur), Dr Wong Kwel Cktmmg, who is aIM MP for CairnhUl, will officiate at the opening ceremony.
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    Lock icon Road closed after water main bursts
    161 10 MOTORISTS are advised to avoid the part of Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim, near the junction of Yuan Ching Road and Corporation Road, because the road has been badly damaged. A water main burst at 3 a.m. on Thursday because of soil subsidence in that area.
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    Water colour art show
    82 10 SBC chairman Wee Mon Cheng will open an exhibition of Water Colour Paintings by Mr Tan Choon Ghee at the Victoria Exhibition Hall at 5.30 p.m. on April 1. The exhibition will be open to the public from April 2 to 4 from 10 a.m. to
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    HUNT FOR MAN WHO TRIED TO RUN DOWN POLICE
    167 10 HUNT FOR MAN WHO TRIED TO RUN DOWN POLICE POLICE have launched a hunt for a man who tried to ram a stolen pick-up against two patrol men, forcing one of them to open fire twice on Wednesday. The man escaped in the darkness after the vehicle went out of
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    Three courses
    20 10 THE Sennett community centre is organising courses on copper tooling, aluminium relief and decoupage. For details, telephone §*****.
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    165 teams sit for current affairs tests
    274 11 165 teams sit for current affairs tests ABOUT 165 teams from community centres sat for written tests last night in the opening round of the first National Current Affairs Quiz organised by the People's Association. They had to answer 50 questions within an hour at 10 community centres in the
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    SWEDISH KING HERE ON PRIVATE VISIT
    139 11 SWEDISH KING HERE ON PRIVATE VISIT SWEDEN'S King Cart Owrtaf XVI (above) arrived here yesterday for a two-day private vUt The 3*-year-old monarch and his delejpv tUn were met at the airport by the Minister of SUte (Law and Home Affairs), Prvfeaaar 8. Jayakomar. Am«ag these accompanying the king were
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    Fishing contest at Sentosa tomorrow
    151 11 ANGLERS will vie for prizes in a fishing competition at the Sentosa Eastern Lagoon (Canoe Centre) tomorrow. No canoes or sailboards will be rented out while the anglers try to land their catch from 9 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. The first 2,500 people who register
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    Singaporeans outdo Japanese workers in test
    519 11 LOCAL factory workers did better than their Japanese counterparts in a manufacturing management examination conducted by the Sanno Institute of Business Administration of Japan. Nearly 94 per cent of the 340 candidates who sat for the examination here last December passed. Taking into account
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    Do not follow QC methods blindly, warns expert
    461 11 MOST managers here are too concerned with totally adopting or imitating Japanese quality control circle methods. A common mistake is that those who are beginning to implement quality control circles want to know exactly how it is done in Japan, how many
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    Driver faces rape charge
    56 11 DELIVERY driver Bahderu bin Othman, 29, was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with raping a 20-year-old Indonesian woman at Lorong 18, GeyUng, on March 20 at 9 p.m. No plea was taken. Bahderu was remanded at Central Station to assist in investigations. The case will
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    New School
    32 11 THE Parliamentary Secretary (Education), Mr Ho Kan Leong, will attend the official opening of Willow Avenue Secondary School's English Language Month In the school hall on Wednesday at 9 a.m.
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    Bird call
    29 11 THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board chairman, Mr Tan I Tong. will formally open the Nocturnal Bird House at Jurong Bird Park on April 3 at 5 p.m.
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  • More excerpts £rom Thursday's Debate on Budget Estimates
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      Illegal betting a serious problem in HDB estates
      243 12 Reporters: Leslie Fong, Philip Lee, Liak Teng Kiat, Irene Ngoo, Ahmad Osman, Lee Kirn Chew, Elena Chong. 6 ON rare days, large group* of per— congregate at various locations, ■■eh m hawker centres, coffee-shopo, shopboases or void decks In HDB estates, to
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      HDB toupgrade computer services
      133 12 HDB toupgrade computer services THE Housing Board plans to acquire a more advanced computer to provide on-line services for payments, enquiries, applications and allocation of premises. It recently bought a special computer to draft engineering and architectural plans to improve productivity and ease the shortage of professional staff. The Minister
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      END TO TRAFFIC JAMS WITH EXPRESSWAY
      104 12 TRAFFIC Jams along only wken tke Sembawang Central Expressway Is completed h Into IW4, Mr Lee Toek Snan said on Thursday. Tke Minister of State (National Development) added that tke traffic volume along tke northern eorrldor kad increased keeanse of development there, and Thomson
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    • Article
      2,372 RAIDS LAST YEAR, BUT NO COMPLAINT OF WRONG ARREST
      330 12 case of wrongful arrest," Prof Jayakumar told Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam (Anoon), who had complained that innocent people had been arrested in HDB estates on race days. The reason was the police carried out careful surveillance before closing in on the
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      Sad music and rickety steps at -wedding
      265 12 Sad music and rickety steps at -wedding- THE grim atmosphere in the Registry of Marriages in Fort Canning had deprived newlyweds of much of the excitement of getting married, Mr Tan Soo Knoon (Alexandra) said on Thursday. The building, he said, was ramshackle. The floorboards creaked and the staircase was
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      Toh raps ministry for spending $1 to give away $4
      456 12 Toh raps ministry for spending $1 to give away $4 THE Ministry of Social Affairs was rapped for inefficiency by Dr Toh Chin Chye (Roohorc) on Thursday. Dr Toh had complained about the amount it was spenuing on administration against what it was giving out in services. He started by
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      LOOKING OUT FOR FALSE PREACHERS
      268 12 THE Muslim Religious Connell of Singapore (Muls) Is ever on tke alert for people wko teaek false Islam doctrine*, Acting Social Affairs Minister Dr Ahmad Mattar said on Thursday. Sine* 1974, nine complaints of false teaching Cd keen received by the council. He also said
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    • Article
      That 'starving' remark: Jeya explains what he meant
      496 12 That 'starving' remark: Jeya explains what he meant MR J. B. JEYARETNAM (Anson) explained on Thursday what he meant when he told a foreign newspaper that there were people starving in Singapore. He said the public assistance scheme in Singapore was a "mockery" as the dole rates were too low
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  • PARLIAMENT
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      New Bill puts all HUDC applicants under HDB rules
      678 13 SINGAPOREANS and permanent residents will not get their HUDC flats if they refuse or fail to accept terms and conditions set by HDB which will soon become the only housing authority in Singapore. A Bill passed by Parliament yesterday allows the
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    • Article
      Liability of shipowners
      223 13 PARLIAMENT yesterday passed the Carriage of Goods by Sea (Amendment) Act, IW2, to remove an ambiguity concerning the liability of carriers. Guiding the Bill through the House la Its seesad and third readIngs, Trade and Industry Minister Dr Tony Tan said the Act governed the liabilities aad
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      House 'yes' to Auditor General – salary –
      112 13 House 'yes' to Auditor General salary PARLlAMENTyesterday approved the Auditor-General, Mr Chee Keng Soon's adjusted salary of $9,500 a month from April 1. Finance Minister Hon Sui Sen, in moving the motion, said that in line with the salary adjustments for the superscale officers in the civil service, he proposed
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      MPs thank Speaker for 'extreme patience'
      113 13 MPs thank Speaker for 'extreme patience' THE Leader of the House, Mr E. W. Barker, yesterday thanked the Speaker, Dr Yeoh Ghim Seng, on behalf of Members for his "extreme patience" during the seven-day debate on the Budget estimates. He said: "We have come through a long and interesting debate
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      Yes to $14m
      24 13 PARLIAMENT has passed a total of $14,488,273 for the main and development estimates for this financial year ending Mar 31, 1983.
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY 1
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      Lock icon Mahathir asks Pas to rejoin National Front
      528 13 ing a direct invitation to Pas. Pas would then consider it "in the interest of the nation." Earlier, Pas vice-presi-dent and national youth leader, Mr Mustapha Ali, said that Pas would consider the offer only on two conditions. Conditions "As long as the
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    • Article
      Lock icon Ban on batik import
      67 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Trade and Industry Ministry yesterday announced a ban on the Import of batik sarong effective from last Thursday A statement from the ministry said the ban was imposed to protect the local batik Industry which was now facing stiff competition from imported
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    • Article
      Efforts underway to beat acute shortage of skilled workers
      296 13 MANILA, Fri. Malaysia has made significant pragrcas over the last decade In building up a scientific and technological infrastructure. But it is still faced with aa acute shortage of skilled manpower to expaad Its capacity In the twofieldH. According to a
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      Lock icon Ministry to take over probe on DAP 'Header
      202 13 Ministry to take over probe on DAP 'Header- MALACCA, Fri. The House Select Committee will hand over to the Home Minister its investigations into the allegation that an opposition Democratic Action Party (DAP) leader was a KGB agent. Chief Minister Adib Adam said today. He said the committee was unable
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY 2
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      Lock icon Pupils spying on teachers — union
      364 14 Pupils spying on teachers union 'SECRET AGENTS FOR PRINCIPALS' CHARGE TEACHERS in Perak are unhappy that some headmasters and headmistresses are getting pupils to spy on their teachers and make reports. The teachers claim that the principals hold closed door meetings with class monitors and Instruct them to report to
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      Lock icon , Call to bring prices down
      65 14 Call to bring prices down KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Ministry of Trade and Industry has asked shopkeepers to lower the prices of foodstuff which use sugar considering that the sugar price had been lowered recently. The minister, Tengku Ahmad Rlthauddeen, told the Senate that the ministry was watching the situation
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    • Run-up to the Malaysian election
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        Lock icon Pas out to take Kelantan and double its seats
        263 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Pas is determined to recapture Kelantan and take over at least one or two other states in the election. The party is optimistic that it can increase its seats in the Dewan Rakyat (parliament) and the state assemblies
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        Lock icon NATIONAL FRONT MAKES OFFER TO ABIM HEAD
        233 14 NATIONAL FRONT MAKES OFFER TO ABIM HEAD KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The president of the powerful Malaysian Islamic Youth Movement (Abim), Mr Anwar Ibrahim, is believed to have been offered a candidacy on the ruling National Front ticket for next month's election. Sources close to the youth leader indicated yesterday that
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        Lock icon Trade tour
        43 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. A 37-member Austrian trade mission, led by Austrian Trade Board's managing director Walter Ertl will visit Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and Colombo for one we** beginning on Sunday, the Austrian trade commissioner, Mr Walter Lardier, told reporters today. AP.
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  • YOUR WEEKENED READING
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      The Sunday Times
      255 14 ENGLISH: THE FUSS REPORTS early this week that top Singapore schools are appealing the results of the newly-designed English language '0' level paper has posed a number of questions for educationists both over the paper, and what the results say about our language proficiency and the preparedness
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      Sunday Nation
      183 14 WOMAN ARTISTS THINK of Artists in Singapore and the names that come to mind are those of men. What happened to the women? CHI; AH AI MEE finds out how many serious women artists there are here and why they're not in the public eye. A special report
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      771 14 Only genu me Levi's dare guarantee their jeans in writing. Professional counterfeiters and The strength. The unique features that pirates have been at it again, flooding go into every pair of genuine Levi's. the market with lots of fake Levi's. However, there's only one sure way Some so good, even
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      154 14 The luxurious Joo Chiat Apartments is situated in Katong's highclass residential area, between Joo Chiat Road and Onan Road. Modem facilities are amply provided. Renowned Chinese and English Institutes of Learning such as Tanjong Katong Secondary Technical School and Dunman Secondary School, top class Shopping Centres viz Katong Shopping Centre,
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  • COURT BROEFS
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      $500 punch at jackpot machine
      100 15 $500 punch at jackpot machine CHOO Song Chye, 19, a National Service lancecorporal, learnt yesterday the high cost of committing mischief. Cnoo "won" while playing a Jackpot machine at the Seletar Country Club on Peb 25 but it did not pay him what it should nave. Angered, he gave it
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      Caught at a roadblock
      156 15 ABDUL Aziz bin Ahmad of Block 585 in Avenue 3, Ang Mo Kio, was startled on Wednesday night when police rang him to inquire whether his motorcycle was stolen. He checked and found it missing from the car park. Yesterday, Lim Chiu Boon, 23, a labourer,
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    • Article
      Stole from fisherman
      42 15 SALESMAN Samsuddin bin Sujak, 26, was jailed for three months yesterday for stealing four outboard motors costing $2,020 belonging to fisherman Ahmad bin Jamain at Track 10, Punggol Road, on Jan 7 at about 2.30 am He pleaded guilty.
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      Clerk lined for stealing
      40 15 LOH Ka Lione, 28. a wharf clerk, was jailed a day and fined $1,000 for stealing a radio control system, worth $210, from the C.K. Tang departmental store on Thursday at 5.30 p.m. He pleaded guilty.
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      Youth on rape charge
      62 15 SUBRAMANIAM Ravi, 19, was charged in a magistrate's court with raping a 1 4-year -old girl at a vacant plot near the Junction of West Coast Highway and Pandan Crescent last Nov 18 at about 6.30 p.m. No plea was taken. Subramamam has been remanded at
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    60 SCHOOLS TO TAKE PART IN ENERGY QUIZ
    182 15 SIXTY secondary schools will compete today in the preliminary round of an energy quiz contest organised to stimulate students' interest in energy conservation and energyrelated matters. The two-' jund quiz was orgaiu>:j by the Science Teachers Association of Singapore and the Shell
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    SCIENCE CENTRE TO GET ECOLOGY GARDEN
    176 15 SCIENCE CENTRE TO GET ECOLOGY GARDEN AN ECOLOGY gardes will be Mt up at the Slag»p«rr Scleice Centre to nuke admee leascas m*re taterestThe tmjm prcjert Involves !■■■■>« ntmm MMaametra b 3 to lnclade pc*4a, trait tree*, mdumo garden ptaato, a mini-vegetable aad aalmal farm. Warfc •n It will begin
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    SCCCI meet
    29 15 THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCCI) will hold its monthly management committee meeting at its premises in Hill Street on Tuesday at 3 p.m.
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    On industrial engineering
    56 15 A COURSE on industrial engineering and management applications, organised by the Institute of Industrial Engineers Singapore, will be conducted by Dr Scott Iverson, visiting professor at the National University of Singapore. The MP (or Boon Teck, Mr Michael Liew, will open the two-day course at Holiday Inn
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    Claim against architect dismissed
    171 15 A $10,900 civil claim against architect Herman Teoh Swee Chong was yesterday dismissed with costs because the claimant, a Berlin businessman, was not in court and no explanation for his absence was given. Mr Justice Kulasekaram dismissed the action of Mr Heinz Schumann on an application
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    Keep frames simple, young artists told
    71 15 Keep frames simple, young artists told THE Education Ministry has advised young artists taking part in this year's Singapore Youth Festival art and crafts exhibition not to use gaudy wooden frames to mount their works. Instead, plain white cardboard is preferred. Pupils have till May to complete their works. The
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    Dance lessons
    22 15 THE Siglap community centre will organise a three-month ballroom dancing course, to be held on Fridays. For details, telephone *****.
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    Airport blast fences stand up to the test
    162 15 THREE special fences worth $2 million were recently installed at Changi Airport. The fences were subjected to a severe fitness test. One DC-10 airplane was parked 75 metres from it and the plane's engines were turned on full blast. The test team
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    T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane
    477 16 T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane IT HAS TO BE MY "Quo Vadis" rambling in this corner last Saturday led two readers, also my old friends, to renew their contacts with me. Their opening question to me, by way of greeting, was similar to my form of address here for
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    The Straits Times Says....
    474 16 I It'll take more than just words IT OBVIOUSLY is going to take more than just a few words by President Leonid Brezhnev, conciliatory though they may be, to heal the rift between Moscow and Beijing. China's rejection yesterday of the Soviet leader's call for an
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    Israelis in a colonial bind
    1224 16  -  JOHN DRYSDALE An in-depth look at major news events this week By of The Times Organisation Violence continues on occupied West Bank The unprecedented and continuing violence on the Israeli-occupied West Bank, as a consequence of the dismissal of Palestinian elected mayors, is ominous in
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    Germans in angst, move to the right
    551 16 Germans in angst, move to the right CHANCELLOR Helmut Schmidt's Social Democrats (SPD) suffered severe losses at the lower Saxony Provincial elections last Sunday and there are strong voices being heard that the SPD alliance with the Liberal Free Democrats (FDP) is on the verge of breaking up. The two
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      209 16 TiavcTßZ ANSWERS ALL YOUR QUESTIONS After I've seen the temples what can I do in Thailand? What's the cheapest way to get to Europe What's new to see in Indonesia? Is Disneyland really expensive? Which is the most famous museum in Taiwan? Can I afford a weekend in Hong Kong?
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  • FORUM
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      Not safe to board at exits
      253 17 SBS replies to readers' comments WE refer to the letter "Case for boarding at exits" by Mr Jimmy K. L. Ho (ST, March 5). We appreciate Mr Ho's suggestion to help SBS upgrade its services. Such suggestions are always welcome. With regard to his
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    • Letter
      Teacher said must get money, lisped the little girl
      208 17 Teacher said must get money, lisped the little girl- ONE night recently, a little girl rang our doorbell, waved a tattered card at us, and lisped: "Must get fifteen dollars or fifty dollars." "Who asked you to get money?" I asked. "Teacher said must get money or teacher will scold."
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      BOUQUETS
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      Better ventilation in buses
      298 17 I REFER to the letter "Sweating out rainy day blues in a bus" by Tan C. S. (ST, Feb 8). We would like to assure your writer that features affecting passenger comfort have always been our main concern when we consider the purchase of buses. As
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    • Letter
      Close encounters with our men in blue
      365 17 Close encounters with our men in blue I HAVE had some unpleasant encounters with the police. Example One: A Traffic Police officer was riding his motorcycle along Paterson Road at about 35 to 40 km h. I was riding within the speed limit of 50 km h. After I had
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      SAF's new approach is reassuring
      118 17 AS the parent of a teenaged son who is about to be enlisted for national service, I must commend the Singapore Armed Forces for taking the bold and enlightened step of introducing an informal approach to manpower management. I am sure it will turn out
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    • Letter
      Unwelcome noise from school band
      83 17 EVERY Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., residents of Blocks 106 to 113 at Commonwealth Crescent have to put up with the noise made by the Buona Vista Secondary School Band which practises nearby. Many appeals have been made to the school to show
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      Claypot find first of more to come?
      114 17 r THE discovery of two ancient earthenware pots on one of our beaches could be a forerunner of other discoveries. This is to be expected as a result of extensive shore reclamation which must influence littoral tide streams and deposit former deep water
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      Keeping out epidemics
      40 17 RECENTLY, there was an outbreak of encephalitis in the state of Andra Pradesh in India. I wonder if our health authorities have taken any precautions to prevent this epidemic from spreading to Singapore. N. B. Singapore 1231
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    Bringing it in line with reality
    2019 18 Bringing it in line with reality The reasons for changes to the Currency Act THIS may be a suitable occasion to give members a brief review of the changes to the international monetary system in the last 15 years. These changes have made necessary this Amending Bill. This has been
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      363 18 [modern household drying rod H Hanging has never been easier... Mi A It can take on twelve J^M m pcs of clothing jkHsi IL* compared to the primitive bamboo pole which can only take y^ 7 4-5 pcs only. V| Lightweight and rustP^^^^bF proof guaranteed 4 j|jB Safe and convenient.
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  • TIMES BUSINESS
    • NEWS BRIEFS
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        DBS raises prime
        69 19 THE Development Bank of Singapore will raise its pime lending rates by 0.25 percentage point to 9.75 per cent fom Monday. Among the latest banks to increase rates was the Chartered Bank which raised its rate yesterday to 10 per cent fom 9.75 per cent. The three
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        Malayawata issues
        54 19 MALAYAWATA Steel's proposed one-for-two bonus has not been approved by the Malaysian Capital Issues Committee (CIC). Yesterday, the company announced the CIC has only approved its proposed one-for-two rights issue at M 51.40 a share, and its special issue of 8.88 million new shares, also at $1.40 a
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        KLSE queries Ganda
        70 19 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has asked Ganda Holdings Bhd to explain why its agreement to buy 5.3 million new shares of $1 each in San Holdings Bhd from Messrs Koh Lean Kui and Koh Leng Fatt has lapsed. Ganda had earlier agreed to buy the shares
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        Hotel Negara
        67 19 HOTEL Negara has reported a 63.3 per cent increase in net profits to $1.26 million for the year ended Dec 31, 1981 (against $771,185 previously). Gross sales rose 14.1 per cent to $4.78 million ($4.19 million). The company is proposing a first and final dividend of 7.5 per
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        Palmco's profits fall
        74 19 PALMCO Holdings Bhd has announced a 13 per cent fall in pretax profits to M 55.25 million for the six months ended Dec 31, 1981 ($6.03 million). Turnover was almost unchanged at $238 million. Directors do not foresee any improvement in the earnings in the current six
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        Pacific Chemicals Bhd
        50 19 PACIFIC Chemicals Berhad has announced audited taxed profits of M 51.52 million (same) in 1961 on sales of $19.62 million ($19.27 million). Direcors have recommended a final dividend of 40 per cent gross (same) payable on May 15 to shareholders on the register as at April 26.
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        Kluang Rubber
        49 19 KLUANG Rubber Company (Malaya) Bhd's unaudited pretax profits fell to $274,521 ($572,617) for the six months to Dec 31. The company said lower prices obtained, due to market conditions, affected profits and, unless selling prices improved, results for the second half year are unlikely to be maintained.
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    • International
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        Lock icon Japanese stocks
        70 19 TOKYO, Fri. Foreign investors sold a net 37.04 billion yen (***** million) of Japanese stocks last week, the eighth consecutive week of net selling. The Tokyo Stock Exchange said foreign selling rose to 59.96 billion yen last week from 53.39 billion the previous week, while buying dipped to
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        Lock icon Thai contribution
        70 19 BANGKOK, Fri. Thailand will pay in two months' time its additional contributions of US$l9 million (5540.28 million) to the buffer stock of the International Tin Council (ITC). The director-general of the Natural Resources Department, Prapas Chakrapas, today said a special ITC meeting in London early this month had
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        Lock icon Chinese import plans
        95 19 Beijjig, Fri. China's three biggest cities plan to import over US$27O million of extra equipment and technology this year to help renovate their industries. The New China News Agency today said the government had approved the 1982 industrial renovation plans for Beijing, Shanghai and the northern port
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      Italian furniture makers keen on local market
      264 19 Italian furniture makers keen on local market MEMBERS of Italy's first furniture mission to the Far East have learnt that they have to reduce the dimensions of their products to suit local homes. Apart from this, there are no problems in increasing their exports here, said Mr Sergio Giardina, the
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      Sime Darby management to undergo major changes
      399 19 SlGNlFlCANTmanagement changes will take place at Sime Darby in five weeks' time, following the resignation of group finance director Mike Dowdy. Eight senior management appointments, taking effect on May 1, have been made. At the end of the same month, Mr Dowdy, who
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      Three deny dumping cement in Johore
      847 19 THREE major cement manufacturers in Singapore have denied allegations that they are dumping cement in Johore. The three Singapore Cement, Ssangyong Cement and Asia Cement were reacting to a recent report which said they were selling cement in Johore at prices well below their
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      Importance of banks in Chinese economy
      397 19 BANKS in China have reemerged as a major force in the country's economy as they are now a main source of funds for projects. But in lending funds for projects, the Chinese banks do not look for tangible security as a basis for lending,
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      Tetra Pak production
      78 19 THE Swedish maker of packaging for non-carbo-nated drinks, Tetra Pak, expects its new Singapore plant to generate sales of $200 million this year. Sales are expected to rise by 25 per cent annually over the next few years, according to Mr Lars Bergwall, managing director of the
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      National Iron pretax down
      100 19 HIGH operating costs, a drop in the demand for steel and stiff competition have eroded the earnings of National Iron and Steel Mills, Singapore's largest steel manufacturer. Group pretax earnings dropped 23 per cent to $37.9 million for the year ended Dec 31, 1981. Group turnover
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      Poor show at Setron (M)
      100 19 AFTER barely two years of earnings recovery, Setron (M) Bhd has again slumped into the red. For the year ended Dec 31, 1981, Setron incurred a net loss of M 52.14 million, against a net profit of $399,000 previously. The dismal performance was attributed to
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    Market Highlights
    437 19 SINGAPORE: Share ■rices clased slightly Uwer on lack ef baying sappart la quiet selective trading with tower Hongkong market advlcet depraving sentiment feruier. BAT fell I cents to 52.11, Geatiag C centa to M.M. OCBC M rente to $11.21 and Oventu Unlaa Baak 6 cente to $5.X. The
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    29 19 Up Down unch Industrials 20 54 18 Finance 7 3 6 Hotels 4 4 1 Properties 2 5 2 Plantations 6 1 Mining 2 1 Deb/Loans 1 2
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      37 19 luff Dcv >C B C 1. lodu.tn*! latro Hld». [at Iron .•ck Seng Itch Low el Prop«rtl«a I A T 290 1120 330 an 408 276 486 270 -40 -30 -12 -10 -10 -10 -10 -8
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      39 19 I lwi| Credit long Leonf Ind Ipore l.«nd ;r«nd Central > B 8 I L*o>( Fin Its Chew '■rmmotiDt b Der Horit 565 785 725 452 780 770 452 386 348 *a 2 2 1! 1( H 8 8
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      Most Active
      21 19 law Par :eppel Shipyard J 0 L Warrants Vearnes 'otal turnover: 4.34m 'otal value $20.06m 199,000 181.000 162.000 138,000
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      Indices
      31 19 Indicator: ustrtAls: iuicc: tels: >penies lings nlations BC: Slnd: re *****8 726 92 1644.46 1085.64 637.12 310.67 903.74 681.87 574.31 ****** rax 1652.1. 1086.2. (Hit 310.51 898.8: 679.2 570 2:
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    ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS"
    46 19 tdßkt lad ■2 -4 -2 c*c Em* OatarteßM NBT -4 ■2 CCM FAN H>» Par Nktlrai -5 -4 •10 OMSUngr lMke»veßM PMC 4 -5 2 Perth PUat SenhSfclp SapCwp A -2 Prim« SbneDvky TUneaPak -5 -2 RtttaMM StSteUMfclp V Eagtoeen +1 +2
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      65 19 B SINGAPORE usiness MC(P) 16/12/81 VOL.6 NQ3 15th MARCH 1982 PRICE: $4 MONTHLY Ship salvage is a science > 08Kb^Ke^^of vague assumptions ;^Hk^HP^ based on debatable figures, IVMIH^ from inconclusive instruments, J^^S^^l performed with equipment of |^H Wr €hm^^^ problematic accuracy, W< Mil &H L^^^^^^^^H^l^B by persons of doubtful H
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    Singapore closing prices
    2439 20 Ttownr flnra la this table are unofficial. ti^Slfr /l !l M> N Tta-exemptod dlv Mead. ABN traded in lets ef li akares each, with price qseted la dollars. INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL lMi/iM* vii g£ rm v«« Day. High Law Co»»«»y Sal* +or- COM) High Law 4M M 7
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      Hongkong
      311 20 THE Hongkong stock market yesterday extended an early decline to close near the day's lows despite the steadier trend on Wall Street, brokers said. Trading was slow most of the day on lack of fresh incentive but dealers noted active selling from a local property oriented company which accounted
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      Sydney
      390 20 RESOURCE stocks in Sydney yesterday were cut hack by profit taking in moderately active trading, while industrials finned marginally for the third day running, brokers said. At the close of trading the All-Ordinaries index was down 2.4 points to 475.7. The Industrial marker gained 0.8 to 626.7 and the
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      Tokyo
      283 21 SHARE prices in Tokyo yesterday finished slightly higher on balance, led by speculatives and some domestic Issues, but internationally popular stocks ended slightly weaker, dealers said. Mltaul CD Ml If llaul Mat* MIUul 8m«lUn« 111 Mltaokoanl Mi MM— ll SM Mania If f| -a Tm -6 Mp Bac 1M
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      378 21 NEW YORK, Thurs. Stock prices turned in an uneven performance but ended the day higher, reflecting the conflict between investors who think the recession is fading and those who see continued hard times. During the day the Dow Jones industrial average fell almost three points and rose more
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      664 21 LONDON, Thurs. Prices eased due to end account booksquaring but closing levels were slightly above their day's lows. The Financial Times Index was 2.7 points lower at 559.9. UK government bonds fell up to half a point with the rise in US federal funds rate yesterday prompting some selling
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      Selected indices
      55 21 FINANCIAL TIMEB INDUSTRIALS Thursday 5609 Wednesday skl 6 Week Ago su* DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 837 63 Wednesday ***** Week Ago 806.27 H.K.HANG SENG FrW»y 1188.18 Thursday 1210. 18 Week Ago 1207.21 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 928.7 Thursday g25 0 Week Ago J23.1 ALL ORDINARIES w »y- 475.7
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      205 21 AMSTERDAM, Thurs. Share prices were mixed with Royal Dutch up 0.40 guilders helped by a firmer US dollar, dealers said. Philips gained 0.30 on expectations of gradually improving profits. Unilever was also higher after an 0.50 lower opening. In the flnanrUl sector, insurances continued firmer although most pared opening
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      280 21 ZURICH, Thurs. Share prices closed narrowly easier in moderately active trading, but were above the day's lows at the close, dealers said. Some investors kept to the sidelines due to worries about the course of US Interest rates and tomorrow's weekly US money supply statistics, they said. The easier
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      Manila
      90 21 THE Manila stock market yesterday closed mixed as oils, commercials and Industrials rose while minings again declined, dealers said. Minim am can. a coo. a mm ID OOtd Mt coo. b a eodrten 1.* > IJi unch «L« t» unch ♦oje Upanlo B. M -0J01 Martnduqu* B Mi uneh
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      83 21 STOCKS IN Bangkok yesterday closed mixed after gaining some buying support in quiet trading, dealers said. B* to Ads Plbn Ui AniUlU* In» And Trurt MJO Buitot an* at Bank Of Ajrudhajm Ud Btrli Juekar Charoooc Thai wm Mi ■i ■inch 1 rtrat Trail InduttrtoJ nunCm Corp 1W InumiUonU
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    Further dip in prices
    399 20 SHARE prices continued to slip on a wide front in the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday in extension of Thursday's slow session. Stocks generally opened on a barely steady note but values ea«od on lack of support. finance and banking issues, in particular, lost considerable ground
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    Unit trusts
    388 20 UMITHNOT BBCUBfTIEB ASA (Msaajirs'srleaa tar Mank S pore Growth Fund 0.86 091 018-MONTAUI (Miaagns' prlesa tor Man* n m Union Spore Fund 1.28 1.35 DIAMOND MOT STORE (Msssfsrs' srtoas tor Marak n Diamond Spore Fd(USt) 0.74 0.78 St 1.(6 (Feb)(today) INCOME BOND I NIT (Cavraat arlaas) Income Bond
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    44 20 [.Credit CBC A A ■1 Prop Kent (M) erjuntai Iron Text igh and Low BT aw Par rating 5.80 2.40 5.25 5.40 5.85 7.05 5.90 1.88 298 1.90 3.32 4.42 -.TO -.30 -.20 -.13 -.15 -.15 -.15 -.12 -.12 -.10 -.10 -.10 10
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    18 20 amunting [Best AI ?w S'dah B Finance 4.40 7.20 4.14 4.12 7.70 .80 .20 .14 .12 .10
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    32 20 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins robbers rubbers Deb/Loans Up 16 1 2 2 2 Down 53 7 1 6 3 5 6 1 nnch 19 1 1 3
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    BUSINESS DONE Singapore
    1374 20 BID and oiler prices officially listed and tnnliirai in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore ye» terday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise speciBed. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Bif
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    1351 20 ta Cera (4 lub 4.125) (7) 4.25 (9) CM (4) OB (10) 4.18 (12) 4 16 4 14 (J) 4 10 (36) 4 12 Oa Luikcr (1.188 1 225) (10) 1 20 (2) 1.22 La Geawag (4 4ZB 4 445) <») 45J (4) CM 4 50 (1) 141
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    Shares ease in quiet trading
    573 20 AN EASIER Jread prevailed at the Slagapsre stock market yesterday. Trading activity akw sabsMed with a resaltaat fall la valame sf baslaeas. Prices epeaed malaly at araaad avernlght levels bat n^staess was slaggash except far Interests acted hi a few coasters. After the nwralag teabreak,
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      CLOSING PRICES
      34 21 Rubber: Mar 26 Singapore: Aprik 187.50 cents (down 3.00 cents) Malaysia: April: 207.00 cents (down 3.50 cents) Tin: M $30.03 per kilo (down 16 cents) Official offering: 162 tonnes (down 13 tonnes)
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      Produce prices
      140 21 CHINESE Pi— cc Exe_ ge, S_|tap»rr, mm ela__ g price* per ISS M yesrW_.y. Cinit oil: Bulk fob $96.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $108.00 sellers, new drum fob $112.00 sellers. Casm: Mixed (loose) $45.00 buyers Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $375.00 sellers,
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      GOLD
      216 21 THE KILOBAR for fold deliverable In Singapore opened at t— 5 an l cktcd at -2,190 yea— y In the Far East, gold opened at USt— >— /3H.00, It rallied to -36 00 326 50 but profit -king drpreaaed It to J325 B 3» 75 before It ckMed at
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      TIN
      174 21 THE STRAITS tin price fell another 16 cents to M 530.03 Ser kilo in Penang y ester ay, on an official offering down 13 tonnes to 162 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady at lower levels with forward buyers easing £25 to £7,325 per tonne. LONDON: Tbe market
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      PALM OIL
      171 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market eased in late quiet trading yesterday, despite the Indian State Trading Corporation buying 10,000 tonnes of Rod olein for June shipment at US$5O6, c and f dealers said. In March, south and north were traded unchanged at Ms94o and $935
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      COPPER
      36 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous in brad kc Wire— n Spot —yen £839 00 (£839 00). seller. £839. 50 icmoo); Three Moot— buyers EMS. OO MOO; a_ en £866 50 <f_M.»). Mar— ta_: Steady
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      38 21 -MR WeeNew York T. 078 7 278 T.l_ 7J4S Zurich 7.058 7.278 7.15S 7.37S M Tea re Singapore 7 066 7.258 T.ISB 7—S Cloalng prices la US dollars a troy ounce. Bawea* OfOdK B_ _e), B*Bor—
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      RUBBER
      631 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with April RSS One buyers quoted at 187.50 cents per kilo, down three cents on Thursday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down slightly on after-close softness, lower London advices and speculative selling, they said. Volume was moderate.
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      95 21 NOON SBR and BMR prical imilday BAB AprU Kn (Carnal Mtk) (Forward Mia) Barara Sallara Bayara Ballan SSH» U-100 palM l«6J0 168 SON 188 50 170 SON ■i llupdhl IS3SO 166 JON I*6 JO 1(7 JON MULB April May SMRCV (l-loapaßM) IMJX) 200 OON JOO 00 20JOON
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    314 21 THE US Sing dollar opened at $2—Bo 90 and was traded to the day's low of $2 1770 80 before moving higher to close at 52.150/00 <n quiet and featureless trading In tbe Singapore forex market yesterday. The US dollar against ma )or currencies was firm on
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    NOMINAL RATES
    413 21 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Mar 26: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on Mar 26: 1 Offer 1 month 15 05 14 96 2 months 15 15 15 08 3 months 15-25 15 15 4 months 19_6 15.15 5 months
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      28 21 Prime lending rates j THE average rate at which ma>r StagaMn I baaks am C _rre_tly prepared to lend U their I beat cuter-en la liS pe* c*_t.
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      635 21 NOTICES PARKS RECREATION DEPARTMENT MINISTRY OP NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Tenders are Invited by the j Parks Recreation Department for the following Item: THE SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF TYPE A FIBREGLASS FLOWER BOXES Eligibility: PWD Registered Con- j tractors under Supply (J) Miscellaneous Articles. Non- registered Contractors are required to furnish a
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      Fatt Lee unable to raise funds for bid
      376 22 FATT Lee Properties had to call off an attempt to take control of Leong Huat Industries because it could not arrange the necessary financing, amounting to about $30 million, needed to complete the deal. This was the essence of a statement made
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      Lock icon Shell able to reduce downstream losses
      136 22 LONDON, Fri. Downstream refining and marketing losses last year at Royal Dutch/Shell group's subsidiary Shell UK Ltd would have more than doubled without the group's productivity and efficiency measures. Managing director Desmond Watkins said 1981 downstream losses, measured on a replacement cost basis, were
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      101 seeks secondary listing on exchange
      166 22 INDUSTRIAL Oxygen Incorporated is seeking a secondary listing on the Singapore stock exchange. It is understood the sh- es of 101 will be listed and quoted on the local exchange next month. The introductory document of the company dated March 31. win be released
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      Lock icon 'Gold price has yet to reach bottom'
      444 22 LONDON, Fri. The gold market is still fundamentally weak and its price could fall to US$3OO (*****) an ounce or less this year. In spite of a rally over the past week, of about US$l5 from a two-and-a-half year low of US$3l2, most
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      Oil price to reach US$llO a barrel by next decade?
      247 22 AN ENERGY consultant has predicted oil prices to hit US$llO (*****) a barrel in the 1990s because of diminishing reserves and increasing consumption. Mr Peter Gaffney, of Gaffney, Cline and Associates, expects a barrel of oil to fetch US$7O by
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      Lock icon Saudi Arabia to lend World Bank $1.7 b
      121 22 Saudi Arabia to lend World Bank $1.7 b RIYADH. Fri. Saudi Arabia has agreed to lend the World Bank US$BOO million (551.70 billion) in 1982, Finance Minister Mohammed Abal-Khail said. Part of the deal, arranged during a visit to Riyadh last year by World Bank president Tom Clausen, had been
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      BAT to set up new factory in Woodlands
      312 22 BRITISH-AMERICAN Tobacco Company (Singapore) is to build a new cigarette factory at Woodlands. Mr Michael Bolsover, BAT chairman, said its manufacturing subsidiary, Singapore Tobacco Co, has acquired a three-hec-tare site at Woodlands Estate from the Jurong Town Corporation. "Subject to the necessary
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      293 22 INVESTMENT- AUSTRALIA Export Abattoir Wlngham FOR SALE BY TENDER Th« Manning C o- operative Meat Society Limited at Wlngham, on the mid-north coast region of New South Wale*, ItofferlngfornlebytenderlU export-licensed abattoir. PRINCIPAL DETAILS PRESENT OPERATION: 3-day week DAILY KILLING CAPACITY: 500 Cattle. 1 ,400 Sheep 700Ptgs. TOP FLOOR: Beef. Sheep,
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      48 22 Fixed Deposits 1 month 7%%P-a (Minimum Ss 10.0OO) f•* f \M* 2 months 7%%aa (MinimumSslo.ooo) M X i\Jt~*~' 3 months 7%%0a (Minimum 555.000) >* /wK tMI 6 months 7%%na (Minimum 55 5.000) M X«* f\J 9 months 8 %p.a. For rates on Ssloo,ooo and over.calt *****15 aVHLwiihHflißH a^Baaaa^aftßß^H^Bx l^r
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      422 23 ON 1 JANUARY, WE CUT THE RATES OF INTERNATIONAL TELEPHONE AND TELEX CALLS TO ASIA. ON 1 APRIL, WE'RE REDUCING THEM TO THE REST OF THE WORLD! From 1 April, international telephone call rates come tumbling down by upto 20%. And telex, by up to 33%. Right across the board
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      2524 24 TELEPHONE BERVICE: *****22 m Monday Fridoy 900 am 530 pm l-f '~~l (5 00 pm for next day) Times Centre, 1 New Industrial Rood, 284*4422 off Upp. Poyo Labor Rd 1 I 9 00 am 5 00 pm (Monday— Friday) 9 00 am I 00 pm (Saturday) aaaamm ..^a—— —ama—
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      395 24 24 Garage Sa*e BM etG CHEAP Sale. 1 da; only Acorn Atom computer. Pal colour graphics 1 year old $1,150. National NVB4OOEN portable VHS colour VTH $950 NaUonal NVBOO Pal colour RF tuner adaptor $600 National WV3OOON Pal colour video camera $700 Panasonic Pal colour reel-to-reel video tape recorder $300.
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      822 24 RATES: Ordinary 90 ctl per won ~l I $16 00 ocr col Setm-Onplov (M m S4B 00 St I 7 60 per col (Mm t52 80S. Dknlo. J2O 00percol ""P 10 (Mm WSOOOSi $22 00 per col I I (Mm $66 00S t Boi Choro«s:ss 00 (collected) I RADIO WITH
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      1392 24 CLASSIFICATION GROUP d (Mm $13 50) A Ent.rtainmwnt A Wh«r« to Eat iro.ts T.mesi B Personal Services Merchandise cm C Business To Business jnday Times) D Employment E Vehicles A Boats troits Times) F Accommodation a Properties 7^ G Travel Guide jndoy Times) H Education A Instruction I Announcements $10
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      830 25 Q Business To Business 57 Industrial Equip- I m nt:S H I DISTRIBUTORS FO«. SALf: 1 UNIT USED KTA- WANTED IIISOB Cummins dlesel generating set 380 KVA 280 KW 08 pf w m BU e turer ol 380 volts 3 phase 50 cycles power- Adneerve/Okie ncssenttr looked by Cummins dlesel
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      380 25 PARTNERSHIP INTERNATIONAL McDonald A Partners Pte Professional Quantity Surveyors and Coat Engineers We have opportunities for Singapore citizens for the following posts:A) SENIOR SURVEYOR BSc (Q.S.). MSIS or equivalent. B) JUNIOR SURVEYOR Dipl. Bldg. (Singapore Polytechnic or equivalent. C) FINANCIAL SECRETARY BSc (NUS) Accountancy and at least 1 year's experience
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      525 25 slid ,*J GROUP A United States baeed insurer newly established in Singapore invitee applications for the poet of: GENERAL UNDERWRITER (Non Marine) c Applicants should be between 25 to 35 years old I c Should possess a broad Insurance background I c Insurance Institute qualifications are deslraI ble Interested applicants
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      639 25 A well established company invitee applications lor the position of: MARKETING EXECUTIVES c Able to speak and write good English St Mandarin c Knowledge and experience In Rosewood furniture preferred c Possess valid class 3 driving licence Attractive salary and commission will be offered to the right candidates. Interested applicants
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      470 25 STAFF -WRITERS PERMANENT, Temporary! Oood command of English Minimum 'A' level. Undergraduates or Graduates Starting salary (ISSO to $800) Write with telephone nui..ber and non-returnable photograph lo Mounlbatten P O Box 326. Spore 9138 b) EDP JUNIOR PROGRAMMERS Experience In COBOL desired. Our work involves the use el a variety
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      448 25 b*7 aal borg boitws ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK Applicants meeting the following requirements are kindly invited to apply for the above post: Minimum GCE 'O' Level 5 credits including a good credit in English Some typing ability 2 years working expeiience as office assistant or similar type of work Duties include: Typing
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      611 25 111 An expending company In II Jurong Invites applications 111 for the positions of Between 19 -25 years of age GCt O' level holder Typing speed of 35 wpm. Pleasant personality and able to work independently Completed N.S. Between 20 -25 years of age GCE O' level Typing speed of
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      551 25 ■I d I Apollcatloni are Invited I from pleasant, cheerful I land friendly young girls I for the following [posrtlon In ourcompany I Personal Specifications: Maturity, sense of responsibility, tact and Initiative are essntlal qualities. Qualifications: GCE 'O' Level with good English and some knowledge of Mandarin and Chinese dialects
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      482 25 tciih Tan Chong Industrial Machinery (a member of Tan Chong Group of companies) invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following position: ACCOUNTS CLERKS Requirements Minimum GCE '0' level Possess a LCC Bookkeeping certificate 2 years accounting experience Competitive salary, plus year-end bonus, will be commensurate with qualifications and
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      473 25 SMITH CORONA PRIVATE LIMITED An Affiliate el SC M Corporation. USA. manufacturing alactrictypewilleia invites applications for Ihr following positions 1) AUDIT CLERK Male OCE O level with knowledgr of book-keeping 1 to 2 years experience In shop- floor or store-room environment a Willing lo work In factory shop- floor environment
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      513 26 IMl /I\ ail rilMllnMalMMlt n y i bjbt j 86 Situations Vacant d) SecretMrlmlV Clerlcml BANK JOBS! CLERKS c Minimum 4 OCE 'O' level or HSC PERSONNEL/ PAYROLL ASSISTANT c Minimum 5 OCE 'O' level or HSC with credits In English tt Maths a 1 to 2 years relevant experience.
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      493 26 Hlbmiouit A wholly owned subsidiary of one of the largest US multi-na-tional companies In the field or electrical wiring and electronic components Invites applications for the position of. STORE CLERK Experience In clerical work A driving licence Is essential as successful candidate will be required to handle documentation with relevant
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      500 26 BANK JOBS! CLERK/ CASHIERS a OCE O' level with some typing ability a No experience required. Training will be provided. a Preference to applicants living In Bedok, Changl or Marine Parade. a Applicants must be prepared to do shirt work. Intaraatad plaaaa wrlta giving full parsonal particular*, enctoeing paaaport six*
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      516 26 requires a MALI OENERAL CLERK ter H» Advartlaamenl Dapartnianl Applicants must be Singapore citizens who puses* at least 3 O.C.E. O p level passes Including English. Applicants with previous relevant working experience will be given pr« ference. Initial salary will be commensurate with the qualification and experience of the successful
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      587 26 A woS ulaßMihid anginaarlng and construction equipment company In Jurong invite* appScatten* tor a: COSTING SUPERVISOR Whose duties will be to supervise and control the day to day running of the workshop costing system of a manufacturing and servicing concern Applicants must possess OCE 'O' Level Certificate with 2-3 years
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      544 26 A tat expanding forwarding company raatraa A WHARF CLERK o Must have class 3 licence Applicants must have experience In handling all PSA procedures a Familiar with all aspects of shipping documents a Attractive salary offered to the right applicants OPERATIONS ASSISTANT (Fomate) Must be able to type and operate
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      610 26 A Building A Civil Engmoenng Ciwpsiiy rutris Immmalih;. ACCOUNTS CUM TYPIST CLERK a Minimum OCE level, a Ito 2 years experience, a Able to type accurately a Knowledge of accounts. >"»"»»* date**, oontect n» pactad salary tec •**-T*i-Tr iTMninii S T. BOX ASS7S7 1 NIW IncilJStTlATp] SporatSSS I --m M
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      525 26 TRAVEL AGENCY wotrn TOUR COUNTER RECEPTIONISTS a WBNng te work on wookond* and late noun ExpsßnMwaM im4 ("MCaMasWftry. a ISaat ba ante lo typa naotty and a AISM) te convoroa in EngHah. Apply in writing with full particulars, Including Photograph (non-returnable), contact number and salary expected to: 245. SOUTH BRsOGE
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      554 26 FEMALE CLERK/TYPIST Rsajylrsmsnls: Minimum typing speed of 40 wpm OCE "O" level Pleasant personality with initiative Plaaaa apply wrtn tuM fiHMax nonraturnabas photograph to S.T. BOX ASBSM 1 NEW BSOUSTRIAL ROAO Sa»QAPORE ISM FEMALE OENERAL CLERK Urgently required Salary VtOO to MOO a Must have at least 1 year working
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      554 26 Urasnwy nanuaur! SALCS CLCMK/TVPIST OCE -O 1 level a Ability to type accurately at 30 tv 36 wpm a Experience not eaaentlal but would be an advantage o Preferably residing near Jurong/ Clementl areas IMiiiiUs isitlin ■Inn write ■"th tfM PBJsMMVW IO" B.T. BOX ASSSSI 1 MBW BS9USTMAL MOAO SBtBAPONC
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      964 27 ill Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Urgently required FEMALE OENERAL CLERK c Minimum OCE 'O' Level with credit In English c Ability to type neatly and accurately Interested pleaae contact TEL: 224»15/ *****57 for Interview Woa oeteoHonod nrm m twgn Sweet requires FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK c Experienced
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      906 27 CLERICAL ASSISTANT IS urgently required by an association at Robinson Road. Minimum qualifications 'O' level with typing speed at 35 wpm Please call 223T790 for an Interview todiy or Monday COMPANY AT CHUA Chu Kang Area requires a Female Accounts cum Oeneral Clerk with ability to type Interested please write
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      409 27 isetan Singapore tokyo DEPARTMENT STORE has Immediate vacancies for: SALES ASSISTANTS (Famalo) c Age 15- 25 years. c Singapore Citizens a Secondary 2 and above c Experience not necessary as training will be provided a 3 days off per fortnight (5-day week fortnightly) c Oood opportunity for career advancements Starting
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      634 27 FRKSLANO (S) PTE LTD ti w#ii #stoiDJt«*n#u TrawOin^ Company duMng In Dutch tsMDy Milk products in¥it#t Applicants to WH tno cyo*SALEB EXECUTIVE OMOtmcapona,- OCE O' level or equivalent a Ito 2 years experience In similar capacity. c Age 28 to 32 years. a Knowledge on supervisory management, planning and organising
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      785 27 ProOfMtMW Fo#"W4>f dinQ Company seek* Two Trainees. Male (Muet n*W# co#npf*)t*>o N 8 oc Fwnwt, lo (om tnek tggtisslvt aalee teem Suitable candidates should have: 1. Completed OCE O level auccseefuay. 2 Peed oonverseUonel capebit- rite* in EngHah and Mandarin. 3 Oood poraonaßty/aaipoirtton 4 VoMd Cleat 1 Driving Mceoc* preferably
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      442 27 EARN EXTRA MONEY. Part time by selling inflatable products Interested call *****00 *****33 OUTDOOR SALESMEN URGENTLY required for Ladles Garment* j Interested contact 2&30M1 i) Tmetudeai SAMCO Singapore Aerospace Maintenance Co Pte Ltd. c locally established company, engaged in maintenance, repair and overhaul service! for military and civil air craft,
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      596 27 I Job I Supervision of construction work and maintenance of Company buildings and facilities. Co-ordinate with contractor, supervise and control site activities. Prepare contract documents for minor work. Requirements Preferably completed Secondary Four. Technical qualification in Building i.e. C G Builder Quantities or 108 Licentiate jj Membership will II be
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      513 27 McDonald's Is looking for a MAINTENANCE CONSTRUCTION COORDINATOR At least 1 year experience In alr-condlllonlng L electrical work Be able to read blue-prints and experience In construction work will be an added advantage Preferably a graduate of a technical Institute You will enjoy: Twice a year salary review 5-day week
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      517 27 r 1. ABBIBTANT ENGINEER -Elactrieal 2. ENGINEERING ASSISTANT -Elactrlcal 3. DRAUGHTSMAN Elwctrical Technician Diploma. ITC. a NTC. hoMere are invited lor the above poets. Ploaao wrllo stating axperlence. quattncaMona, aalary and tubmit paaaport alsod photo (non- returnable) to: S.T. BOX A *****, INEW INDUSTRIAL ROAD, SINGAPORE 1953. An E*tabw*hed Snip
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      502 27 A manufacturing Company tn Juronfl uroajntty reQCMree:* LABORATORY TECHNICIANS RaqMsramawta.- Completed OCI O' level with credit In Phytict. Science or Chemistry c Completed National Service or exempted a Working experience not necessary aa on-the-Job training provided Inter eeted ploaao wrilo m laiMiipi^pn^w gvrwicj owwwe of poraowl resume, expected aalary, recant
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      522 28 ffll D*— 86 Situations Vacant Technical cnflif^##no*j Firm r#pulf9( JUNIOR DRAUGHTSMEN/ DRAUGHTSWOMEN a Preferably with Mechanical Structural drafting experience. Write with full particulars to: GulStraetS Juronq Induatrial Estate Singapore 2M2 COSAMOLD (8) PTE LTD An international company gaged In tha manufacture of high praclaion injection mould* require* MOULD SETTER Applicants
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      688 28 An l*BH«n«d eaiwaawy snt*e*.it ■ft bwBCVICMQ WKM PwWIQS) Of #X|'Jtpm#fit rej^UßT#*v (A) ELECTRONIC TECHMCIAN. (B) JUNIOR TECIBBCIAN Attractive salary will be paid to the right candidates. Please submit resume and contact number to; AMO MO KK> CENTRAL P.O. BOX am SBwOAPORE SISS EiUaaihH Conetnictton Company require* a: PART-TBwE SAFETY OFFICER
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      179 28 BBVr4f^^e*4^Bß. ASTEC INTERNATIONAL IS) PTE LTD A subsidiary of a Brrttert multinational corporation URGENTLJMREQUIREB i. 16 ysars old and above, ii. Must ba willing to work on 3 rotating shifts. Hi. Salary will commensurate with qualif icattons and experience. STARTING SALARY: 5337 par mo nth arid above I. 16 years
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      627 28 Hat tonal 801 SENIOR MACHINE OPERATORS Male. 16 -30 years Can work 3 totaling shifts c Have Interest for factory Job of a technical nature c Training Is given c Gross salary between 5360 MOO DIPPING OPERATORS c Male, 16 -40 yean old a Phyclcally fit and able to do
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      561 28 Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons to fill the following vacancies: Welder/ Panel Beater NTC 3/2 in welding or at least 1 year's experience in arc, gas welding. Knowledge of general fabrication work would be an added advantage. Those without experience may apply as Panel Beater Apprentices. Machinist <
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      519 28 Food Procasaing Factory in Jurong require* tha following to maat its expansion pr og ram ma: 1. DELIVERY DRIVERS Dutiaa includa:a) Delivery of Company's goods to hotels, restaurants, airport, etc. b) Collection of shipments from port, airport, etc. c) Assisting In stuffing and unstuf flng of containers. OiielifU alii Hi*
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      444 28 fit" An established manufacturing company has the following newly created vacancy COSTING ASSISTANT Possess GCE O' level with LCCI Higher Costing Certificate At least 2 years costing experience in a manufacturing concern. Keen to learn be able to work independently. Excellent opportunity for career advancement will be given to the
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      480 28 V A new company, part ot weM eetabiwned Group, i* looking tor A) FEMALE BOOKKEEPER B) DRIVERS C) SECURITY GUARDS Post (A): OCE -O' Level passes c LCCI Intermediate Bookkeeping Certificate c Ito 2 years' relevant experience c Ability to handle a full set of accounts and type Poat(B): c
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      451 28 UNITED MACHINERY SERVICES PTE LTD requires 1. FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Minimum OCE O' level 2 years working experience 2. SALES REPRESENTATIVE a To sell new and used construction equipment, c Must possess own transport 3. APPRENTICE LORRY BODY REPAIRER c Must have some experience In similar Job. 4. ROUGH TERRAIN
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      533 28 rtruLn G CASTLE'S cfvrti ID, STH FLOOR BRAS BASAH COMPLEX (next to Odwon Theatre) Tal: *****40 PHYSICAL FITNESS TRAINEE c Opportunity to work with US Fitness professional a Must be familiar with fitness testing a Must be physically fit, speak riuent English and have leadership qualities a Willingness to learn
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      810 29 HAM BOULEVARD LONDON TRAJNED MAJRBTYLIBT Saisry niiollßßli. BMf *****06 or caM personally at: (B 11, Ketong Plaza Brooke Read Staaaam 1843 Hardware Trs aim C I ia I t has vacancies for: 1. 0000 TYPIST 2. DESPATCH RB9ERS Iwtsreeled plsass caa pacaoweay or write with contact lelephene 40HBMewTerraoe S>ereSMS MALE
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      830 29 OAV WATCHMAN URQENTLV required to work In Keppel Road Vicinity near Malayan Railway Station. Retired perons below 60 accepted Apply personally at 802-610 Manhattan House, 151 Chin Swee Road, Spore 0316. DESPATCH RIDER WITH own motorcycle required Basic salary 8350 p.m. Exrludlng allowance of S5O and petrol Call personally at
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      1352 29 times Saturday car mart More car. Same price From Borneo Motors. t hk BbbbbbbbbMb.. amlwsvVmb^HbV Drive away in the world's top selling car y A^^sjVglPWSi 1 982 Corolla Liftback, and Borneo Motors M Z FREE aTEN auto-reverse cassette car stereo I fZjfife^F^- yw>Tll PLUS Cheviot sports rims with 1 1
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      898 30 times Saturday car mart 76 VaMdaa For Sata I) Honda ACCORD EX SALOON November 1980. Ist owner Automatic, power steering and windows Expensive stereo system Many extras ***** km Immaculate condlUon. Highest offer secures Tel *****08 up to 12 noon only LATE tOTO ACCORD (4-door). Low mileage, sports rims, new
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      976 30 1878 COLT MITSUBISHI Lamda 2000 OSL Coupe 1 lady owner. Eligible PARF. alrcon.. sports rims, power steering. $19,000 Phone *****52, 23, Lorong Blawak. Spore 1335. ALMOST 1990 COLT Sigma OLX2OOO One company owner. Alrcon. cassette, low mileage. Showroom condlUon. $20 800 negotiable. Tel *****88 DECEMBER 1978 NON-PARF Mitsubishi Sigma 2000
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      488 30 1001 TOYOTA CARBIA, Tip tO| rondlllon Low mileage Radio cassette Selling $25,300 Cal *****35 DECEMBER 1090 TOYOTA Creasl da OL. only 5800 kms $40.50 0.n.0. Call *****49. IMMACULATE 1070 TOYOTA Coro na Offer over $12,000 secures *****59. Sim MAY 1070 TOYOTA Corolla. Air cond.. cassette, tax 5/82 $13J0C Tel: *****57
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      1031 30 P 1873 ALFA ROMEO 2000 OTV Excellent condlUon, CampagnoI Io wheels, new Mlchelllns, man) extras Mechanically completelj overhauled Re-upholstered and 0 re-sprayed. Expat, leaving $14,000 on o Tel *****73 COMPANY'S REGISTRATION 1971 Audi 1008. owner. Concealed alrcon. HI power radio cassette Rust proofing Tax July '82 Lo» mileage. Showroom condition
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      1507 30 MOOEL 92 TRS for sale. 3 month M) Mfr Cycle*/ ol Z^ ont he.lstate to ca! MCOeteii *****38 Jlman anytime SELLING CHAEP TB2SO $750 or e» change for smaller c.c. scram bier. Call Ben *****72. "V YAMAHA XS 1100 Special, 1971 Can view between 4p m 6p rt aW at
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      1279 30 I r^'.- 4sMsr aw I J ay M w I 2 t n 2?i II '9 JrV M IML Wfc"^'^* 1 J Hml BaaP^'^l bbbmL^t* LJSIbVj 'tr 'i'^M i^lfeafe afe J >C»d*"^U"' Sited near Newton Road B Sootts Road. Outside the CBD. H Close to Orchard Road. Swimming Pools a
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      925 30 DMT. 9 CLEMBNCIAU AVENUE 3 bedroomed apartment on hlg floor Large carpeted living/ din Ing. bathrooms attached, taste fully furnished $2209 p.m Ca, *****6 EXPAT WANTED TO share mod crn, 2 bedroom, centrally locate fiat Calrnhill Rd Area wit advertising exec 28 avallabl April 1 $850 plus expenses Pr *****59
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      860 30 iiukismi, MIAKlri LI, IVB. J- CARBHOMB WELCOMES OWNERS* h of Houses/ FlaU to contact dl- recUy Tenanu/ Buyers availm b lmrn <ll l *ly *****53 II *****82 EXPATRIATE B/BI IBSRT 1 8MEN UR- GENTLY want bungalow/ semi a detached/terrace house/Mat ri Owners, please call *****19 c m 1 b) rut*
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      854 31 QRENVILLE OIAMOND SLOCK. Off Holland Road, luxurious maisonette with 3 bedrooms, facing swimming pool Walking distance to American school. To view, pieasr call: Mldfleld Realty *****66 Michael Leong. GROUNDFLOOR CORNER 1) 2- roomed HDB Flat. (Renovated) Selling $32,000 2) 3-roomed Improved (4th floor) Carpeted Kitchen cabinet $53,000 0.n.0. Toa Payoh
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      888 31 92 Warshousss Vacant/ c) Wanted Wantad Wapulabla Europaan Company aalCMST. 14, SaMS AVENUE, off Lo- time, up ofAc* hara ttouirM m Apr*/ rong 13, Groundfloor warrhouw Martor renL 1.188 sq.ft. Contact Sin Hut Hln Housing Agency: OFFICE SPACE E^^.ACTO.Y.P.y.L^ «0 «,.m. Road, high floor, suitable for or Sp U Xir
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      Lock icon Robson: Swansea match is crucial
      378 34 Ipswich boss hopes to inject sense of urgency into his players 6 SWANSEA have taken 23 points on t of 27 in their la* t nine games and have beaten Manchester United, LJverps)*! aid Arsenal In that ran. That's championship farm and if they beat
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      407 34 LONDON, Fri. After a dramatic last-minute rush to beat yesterday's transfer deadline, English Second Division football club Queens Park Rangers signed back their former defender, Steve Wicks, from Crystal Palace. And they paid less than half the price they received for him.
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        29 34 ■aiumaij. south Korea will become the third country, after the United States and Japan, with professional baseball with the opening of the six- team Korean League today.
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        14th defence
        26 34 BOXING Wilfredo Gomez makes his 14th defence of the World Boxing Council superbantamweight title against Mexican Juan Keza at Atlantic City. New Jersey, today.
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        Asian meet
        28 34 In Ssssi, the 10th Asian amateur <*h*mp*nnshlpfl will be held from June 26-July 3, Kirn Seung-Yun. newly-elected president of the South Korean Amateur Boxing Federation, announced.
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        44 34 KB HOCKEY Denmark beat France 4-1 in a fourthround match of the Category C world championship in Jaca, Spain, on Wednesday. Other ressMs: Japan 6 Bulgaria 0, Norway 3 Rumania 2, Austria I Poland 5. Yugoslavia 7 Denmark 2, Bulgaria 7 Spain
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        25 34 OLYMPIC GAMES: South Africa's only member of the International Olympic Committee. Reginald Honey, died in Johannesburg after a snort illness. He was 95.
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        58 34 SKI-ING West Germany's Irene Epple, 23, on Thursday won the final World Cup giant slalom of the season in Sansicario, Italy. Braalte Giaat staJaa: 1 Irene Epple (WG) 120 pts. 2 Maria Epple (WG) UO, 3 Erika Hess TSwi) 105. Overall: 1 Erika Hess (Swi) 297. 2 Irene
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        46 34 SWIMMING American Bill Barrett clocked the best world performance for the 200 yards medley in the University Short Pool championships in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, yesterday with a time of 1 mm. 45.00 sec. The previous world best was set by Barrett last year at 1:45.01.
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        41 34 YACHTING The Utesi British hope to win the elusive Americas Cup race was christened in Cowes, Isle of Wight, on Thursday. The 12-metre "Victory" was officially named by Princess Michael, of Kent, a member of the British Royal Family. Agencies.
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      190 34 GLASGOW, Fri. Scotland's football clubs took only 13 minutes yesterday to reject a proposal from the Scottish League to reshape the structure of their game. In a vote of no confidence in the League's management committee, the plan to change the three divisions from 10, 14
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      154 34 2lth l|2 Jj>**^ at DBS Auditorium •8.15am •10.15am •Ipm »3pm Russ Sandy Hosey Prof essional Singers From USA nHP^Pl^^^ mX h D--W- :tam Russell and Sandy Hosey the J^&MV dynamic husband and wife professional singing team from HONOLULU, HAWAII Sandy is also a former goodwill ambassador in song for Holiday
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      Republic paid a heavy price in Karachi
      533 35  -  R. MANOR A J By SINGAPORE'S performance at last week's Asian Cup hockey tournament in Karachi reads like the script of a major Hollywood disaster film. Finishing second last with five defeats and a draw to their credit in the seven-nation tournament, it
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      353 35 HASAN CARVES NICHE IN WORLD HOCKEY NO-ONE la tfce history of tator—tt— l kwefcey has ever scared six k—lm la a raw. At least, ■•t ■■til PakWH'i Hasan Sardar (ab«ve) arrives, reports R. MANOR A J. The menacing eeatreterwart achieved the feat la the lnaagmral Asiaa Cv totrmamcat, which c«4e4
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      218 35 Spore-India squash clash likely By PATRICK BASTI ANS SINGAPORE may play India, their closest rivals in Asian squash, If negotiations between John Kempster, a representative of Swedish manufacturing firm ASEA and the Singapore Squash Rackets Association hit the right note. ASEA, who have extensive operations in India, wll be remembered
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      109 35 WOKING (Surrey), Fri. The Anglo-Egyptian pair of Martine Le Moignan and Gamal Awad last night beat Australia's Vicky Cardwell and Hiddy Jahan, of Pakistan, for a berth in next month's final of the "Audi World Cup" squash pairs tournament here. In the women's match,
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      20 35 SINGAPORE Cricket Club Veterans drew 1-1 with Jollilads Veterans In a friendly soccer match on the Padang yesterday.
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      First group of 16 teachers pass swimming test
      206 35 THE first batch of 16 have passed the preliminary swimming teachers' course, conducted by the Singapore Swimming Teachers' Association affiliates of the International Federation of Swimming Teachers' Association. They will receive their diplomas at a presentation ceremony at 7.30 p.m. today at
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      Alvin sets new mark in 200 m freestyle
      179 35 ALVIN LIM sliced five seconds off Vincent Lim's 1960 mark of 2 mm. 22.4 sec. in the 200 metres freestyle for boys 11-12 years of age on the third day of the Chinese Swimming Club's multiple agegroup swimming meet at Amber Road
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      Allan's pair for flying start
      256 36  -  EPSOM JEEP By BUKIT TIMAH trainer Ivan Allan's up-and-coming youngsters, Clnta Sayang in Race 1 and Kanderateg in Race 2, can give punters a flying start in a card of nine races at Penang today. Cinta Sayang, a three-year-old by Wharf, sire of Siapa Rajah
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      243 36  - Minex poised for another victory TONTO By MINEX HI, a four-year-old New Zealand gelding by Reindeer who won four races over 1,200 m and 1,600 m last season, is back in form and looks ready for another winning effort in Race 7. He ran far from a bad race in
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      Donnelly can score treble
      159 36  -  EQUESTRIENNE By GERRY DONNELLY has a bright chance to score a treble today. He rides two charges of trainer Ivan Allan in the absence of stable Jockey Terry Lucas. In the opening race, his mount date Sayaag is a last-start winner in Class 5 here. A
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      250 36 THESE horses are running after a spell: RACE 1: The Trident last ran XL 1.200 m in Aug; last of 12 runners. RACE t: Desert Prince last-start 11th to Bay Jinks Spore 1,200 m Nov; 16 ran. Proctor n last of 12 runners Spore 1,200 m
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      SELECTIONS
      139 36 EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY RACING ED Cinta Sayang Chatfield The Chancellor Cinta Sayang Chatfield The Chancellor Shinzan The Chancellor Chatfield Kandarstsg Starsky Insider Kandarstag Hand In Hand Mr Bruning Kandarstag Insider Elocutionist Port Of Owns Gambalan Eighty Eight Eighty Eight Port Of Gems Harper Arrow TaaoroMJo Port Of Gems Redgrit
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      67 36 THESE horses will go well on a wet track: RACE t: Starsky, Mr Bruning, Elocutionist, The Viscount. RACE S: Born Royal, Redgrit, Tradition n. RACE 4: Swing City, Be Friends, Spy tu. RACE i: Indiscreet, Althemore. RACE Born Winner, Raja Sakti, Chinese Crystal. RACE 1: Up And On, Tai
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      3860 36 ■■■Ml 2.00 CLASS 4 DIV 7 1.200 m Xn~s«> (Ratings: 62-53) ■IbVbVbbVbbl (Stakes: $13,000) 1 ***28* Dm Gtovaaai 87 (62) Swing-Allan 3 nzg d 2 same (1200 m) No showing In last start over Spore 1200 m in Jan in Div 5; fortnight earlier was 2nd with 57
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      375 36 RESULTS OF THE RAYMOND WEIL BETTER TIME CONTEST NAME IC NO Ist Prize Wang Tee Mul 1 *****2/Z 509, Upper East Coast Rd Singapore 1646. 2nd Prize Irene Ow *****20/ C 61 Block 81 Jalan Satu Singapore 1439 3rd Prize Lee Suan Tang *****09/ I 51 71 C, Block 636,
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      498 37 PRO-AM RACES ARE NOT INCLUDED JIM IM > van Breakelen anuori M I Ismail Mgen hmad leddle van Breukelea tea KLeMg H [••rdln luag «man ChMg XChMg ap hene 21 16 12 12 11 8 7 7 6 6 6 5 4 4 4 3 3 3 3
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      2092 37 DATF 1 1.30 CLASS 4 DIV 3 1,200 m MtJi A (Ratings: 70-59) (Stakes: $13,000) 1 24*732 Bey Btar HJ (M) Straits View-Bougoure 4agau2 +1.5 (UOOm) Diaailly 8 t **l*oo ItaH Pas Mil H (B) Jay Jay-Ng 3 me a Dg dd +.5 (UOOm) AsawaaH 1 t 2*6621
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      Fast workout by I Don't Mind, Parklane Kid
      465 37 They clock 36.8 sec in 600 m dash ON THE TRACK with FAIRWAY PENANG, Fri. Two horses engaged in the last race on Sunday I Don't Mind and Parklane Kid (S.B. Tan) sparkled on the track here this morning. The Keith Daniels-train-ed
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      Lock icon China underline status as badminton power
      601 38 They take 12 of 16 places in men's and women's singles at All-England championships CHINA underlined their status as badminton's new power when they took 12 of the last 16 places in the men's and women's singles at the All-Eng-land championships yesterday. Five men
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      Lock icon RESULTS IN THIRD ROUND
      176 38 RESULTS IN THIRD ROUND tMri raud (z itmtfiSS)'. (x) Uem Swie King (Indon) bt Misbun Sklek (M) IM. 15-9. He Shangquan (C) bt Thomas Kihtotrom (f«| IM, 15-7. (X) Chen TUnlung (C) bt Flemming Delfs (Den) 3-15, 15-£ 15--2. (x) Morten Frost (Den) bt Dhany Sartika (Indon) 15-9, 15--3. (x)
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      Clash of youth and experience
      163 38 WHETHER youth can triumph over experience will best be answered tonight, when Mountbatten once again meet Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association in the final of the Junior Inter-Club badminton knock-out tournament at Guillemard Road, writes LEX SEOW YAM. Youthful Mountbatten, narrowly beaten 2-3 by SAFRA
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      Spirits ride high, despite tough task
      287 38  -  R. JEGATHESAN fl HONGKONG, Fri. The Singapore team for the Cathay Pacific-Hongkong Bank seven-a-side rugby tournament arrived here today in high spirits, despite facing a mammoth task. For the nervous newcomers Mohamed Rashid, Salri Osman, Lim Chye Lai and R. Gunasekaran there was always
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      SSRA exclude two veterans
      157 38  -  I PATRICK BASTIANS By KOH WAI KENG and David Lee joined Zainal Abidin, Peter Hill, Stewart Ballard, Woon Wai Phang, and Jeremy Yeo in the Singapore Squash Rackets Association men's team to the East Asia squash championships in Bangkok from April 7- ii. After the final
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      Vicki inhot water
      151 38 Vicki inhot water VICKI HOFFMANN, the world's No. 2 woman squash player, will have a difficult time representing her native Australia in the international circuit because of her trouble with the Australian Squash Rackets Association, reports PATRICK BASTIANB. The ASRA have written to national bodies, including the Singapore Squash Rackets
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      Borg scores revenge
      129 38 Borg scores revenge LISBON, Fri. Sweden's Bjorn Borg scored a revenge victory over Vitas Gerulaitis here today when he defeated the American 7-6, 6-2 in an exhibition match. Borg returned to top flight tennis on Tuesday in Copenhagen after his long winter break and suffered his first-ever defeat against the
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      MODELS ON PARADE IN WOMEN'S MUSCLE MEET
      106 38 MODELS, housewives, a teacher, gymnastics instructress, comapny director, clerk and disc jockey all 10 of them will be flexing their muscles in the first national women's bodybuilding championships at the Mandarin Hotel tomorrow. Pre-judging is today, but the word in bodybuilding circles is
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      132 38 Asean's largest showroom: Main Entrance Ground Floor, lj~ World Trade Centre, Tel: *****22. Business Hours: Weekdays 9.30 am 6.00pm. Sunday 2.00pm 6.00pm. HJ Singapore Handicrafts Rl Exquisite Chinese Genuine Rosewood Blackwood Classical Furniture Rosewood Factory: 10, Kallang Junction. i w GtiQfl^l I jfl^ Backed by over 40 years J <■
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      Lock icon Gale blows cold and hot to stay ahead as Sheng San closes in
      459 39  - Gale blows cold and hot to stay ahead as Sheng San closes in DEREK WILD By Singapore Open turns into two-horse race after second day /wizN SINGAPORE TERRY GALE, golf's Mr. Consistency, is still in the lead at the halfway stage of the Singapore Open champions hip. Australian Gale, hitting
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      Leading halfway scores
      322 39 Leading halfway scores PrWnrtmli: IS Terry Gale (A) 64-68. IX Hsu Sheng San (Tai) 68--67. 141 Denny Hepler (US) 71--69. Ml I. Shtrahama (J) 73-68. Y. Kosaka (J) 69-72, Sukree Onsham (Tn) 71-70, Ben Arda (P) 68-73. 142 Fung Hee Kwan (SJ 70--72, Ken Krejger (US) 71-71, Chang Chung Fa
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      Fung finds it heavy going with his irons
      250 39  - Fung finds it heavy going with his irons PETER BIOW By BILL FUNG HEE KWAN leads Singapore's challenge after the second day of the Singapore Open at the Bukit course yesterday. The 24-year-old Singapore Island Country Club apprentice professional carded a one-over 72 for a two-day total of 142, 10
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      Lock icon Waites makes fine start for a double
      289 39 LUSAKA, Fri. Britain's Brian Waites made a fine start yesterday in his attempt to add the Zambia Open golf title to the Mufulira championship he won in Northern Zambia on Sunday. Waites shared the lead with Ireland's Eamonn Darcy on Hve-under-par 68s after
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      74 39 LAHORE, Fri. Sri Lanka were 165 runs behind Pakistan with five second Innings wickets intact at the close of play on the fourth day of the TTiird and final cricket Test today. Seorw: Sri Lanka 240 and 95-5 Pakistan 500-7 dec (Mohsin Khan 129, Zaheer Abbas 134,
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      RI through
      39 39 DEFENDING champions Raffles Institution swept to a 5-0 victory against Anderson and Saint Patrick's beat Swiss Cottage 4-1 in their respective semi final matches of the National Schools' boys' B Division tennis tournament at Kallang complex yesterday.
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      Temasek succumb to second defeat
      236 39  - Temasek succumb to second defeat LEX BEOW YAM By TEMASEK Junior College, unbeaten in the first round, must be finding life rather miserable in the second after succumbing to their second successive defeat in a week in the Under-20 schools' national soccer tournament. Beaten 2-3 by Anglo Chinese Junior College
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      Lock icon Republic do three better than Indians
      108 39 COLOMBO, Fri. Singapore finished 30 strokes adrift of Australia, the champions, and Japan, last year's runners-up, tied for first place with 147 each, after the first round of the fourth Asian women's amateur team golf championships here yesterday. The Republic were in eighth place,
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      Finalist
      21 39 VAN LEER Singapore beat Diethlem Scanstyle 2-0 in the semi-finals of the Staminade Cup soccer tournament at Jurong Stadium yesterday.
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      Leader thinks pro-am prizes too high
      241 39 Leader thinks pro-am prizes too high TERRY GALE, the leader after two rounds of this year's Singapore Open golf championship, thinks the pro-am prizes on the Asian circuit are too high, reports DEREK WILD. In Singapore this week, for instance, the Open prize money is $200,000, while the pro-am alone
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      Chung Hwa scrape through
      139 39 Chung Hwa scrape through CHUNG HWA scrapped through to the semi-finals of the national schools girls' B Division basketball tournament when they beat Anglican High 42-41 at Thomson Road yesterday. Also through to the last four are Nan Chiau, Jurong Secondary and Thomson Secondary. Otttcr rcaalta Girls: B Div. Nan
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      137 39 BADMINTON JaaUr (Buklt Course, 7.15 a.m.). later-claa k.«. tamwil RUGBY Friendly: Blacks flaal (SBA hall. 7. 30 p.m.). v Eaglesjrpieppe, 5 pjn BASKETBALL lal-r SOCCER NFL Dtv. 1: PoMialstry tearaaineat: Educa- lice v Fairer Park Utd (Toa lion v Home Affairs. Defence v Payoh, 5 p.m.). Div. 2: Telok Communication
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    669 40 Breakfast with a star IT'S something that I'd got up early for a breakfast date that I was sare would have all the chaps In the office swivelling their eyeballs. Bat here I am bow at a table set for two, by the edge of Seletar Reservoir, and my date
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    37 40 BELGRADE, Fri. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will pay an official visit to Yugoslavia next month for talks with Yugoslav leaders on major world issues and bilateral relations, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said yesterday. Reuter.
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    Notes swop: Board to charge banks
    164 40 BANKS which want to exchange old currency notes and coins for new ones will be charged a small fee by the Currency Board. Provision for this is contained in the Currency (Amendment) Bill passed in Parliament yesterday. Explaining why this was necessary, the First
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    78 40 THE MP for Anson, Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam, yesterday declined comment when asked if he would take up a challenge from the executive chairman of The Straits Times Press (1975) Ltd, Mr S. R. Nathan, to repeat outside Parliament what he said about him inside the House
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    76 40 BONN, Fri. The barrel of a 20 mm heavy anti-aircraft weapon was stolen from a station at Emden, In north-west Germany, two weeks ago, the Defence Ministry announced yesterday. The weapon has a range of 7,000 metres and can hit aircraft flying at 2,000 metres, a spokesman
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    DEATH
    39 40 MR MM LAI MOAT 73 passed away peacefully on 25.3.1W2 leading behind tons: Robert 3ng. Anthony Sng, daughter Jenny Snc, a son-in-law and a daughter-in-law and four grandchildren Cremation at Ml Vernon on Sunday 283.82 at 12.30 p.m.
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    501 40 Bid to placate US and Europe sources TOKYO, Friday THE Japanese government will under Washington's prodding shortly begin a rush study to work out a third package of measures to boost imports, informed sources said here yesterday. They added the move is a
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    81 40 RIO DE JANEIRO, Fri. The Brazilian government has drawn up a package of new measures to stimulate use of the revolutionary alcohol car to counter a drop in public confidence in it, a spokesman said yesterday. The National Energy Commission, headed by Vice-Presi-dent Aurelian O Chaves,
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      124 40 Nothing to do? Take a course Stop complaining about having nothing to do during the weekends. Drop in on your nearest community centre and you'll be surprised at the wide range of activities they have lined up. Weekending takes a look at some of the things they have to offer.
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      129 40 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Cloudy with showers in several areas clearing in the late morning. TEMP. (C) op to a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., U min. SUNSET today: 7.13 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.M a.m. AtfcMM 0/9C Oar K. Umptr 23/33C Rain Baagkak 24/25C Rain Limitm 4/17C Clear Belmt 9/19C Cloudy
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      Bird talk
      800 1 STEVE Martin, the bird trainer, stretches out a gloved hand and whistles. From some 90 metres away, an eagle takes off from its perch and comes swooping across, barely half a metre above the ground, to land on Steve's hand. The bird is a Brahminy Kite, native to
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      264 1 THE Jor.dK Bird Park will have a %m,m amphitheatre to stem dafly bird shows In Jam Workmen oa the site have already almost finished bolldlng holding noose to keep the performing birds. Steve Martla, a Urd trainer who was specially brovght oat tram the United States last month
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      512 2 SAVID Carradine, last Sen on Mr H«rn, is Bunged into the difKult role of Gauguin Hie Savage (Sunday, fk 5, 8.45 p.m.) Originally aired on CBS m a 2 W -hour dramatisa■on, it will be broken into nvo parts for this and §Vxt Sunday. Beside Carradine is Lynn
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      PICK OF THE DAY
      611 2 PICK OF THE DAY C sacs FIRST W orld Mixed Pain UvnuMtlcs Cfcunptonahlp (Ch 5, 4.15 p.m.): World class gymnastics features gymnast* from Switzerland, USA, East Germany and Canada, as they fly through the air with the greatest of ease and land perfectly on their feet. The Butterfly life Scle
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      Miracles, birds arid misery
      394 2 SATURDAY Matinee PeeketfiJ Of Miracle* (Ch I, KM p.m.): Frank Capra's 1961 remake of the film, Lady For A Day, has Bette Davis, Glenn Ford, Hope Lange, Peter Falk, Arthur O'Connell, Sheldon Leonard, Ann Margaret and many other prominent names in the cast. It's weaker than
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        26 2 Technics tba true maairtf of high tkUUty The auto-scanner Technics ST-S4 quartz synthesizer 7Mmm^^_ FM/AM stereo tuner with automatic pmmj scanner tuning and 16 memory presets.
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        250 2 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 Wl >rk record used by Father on costume of supposed 23 (4, 5) 1 Dad's on his way to become a 7 M»cn»mixa carefully Includes it in the band (6) 4 Say what makes cool cat 23 (7) 8 Lingerie for a Parisian be--9 Regular
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        999 2 ■■F^ his capture Kunta is But when Andy has to Y^ branded with the ship's leave Helen and Warren 40 I mark. Then, he has to alone for a while, the a I watch helplessly while situation turns into a riot I Fanta, daughter of Kadi of fun. I Touray
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        1172 2 TV and Radio ~SBCS 12.50 PM Opening folowed by Sesame Walton Th Indiscretion Street 7 25 ***1 (English) 1.50 Saturday Matinee Pocketful Of 7>3 A d ta!har For Cast Miracles 7.50 Strike Force Ice 4.05 First World Mixed Pars Gymnastics 8.45 Part-Time Plots Championship 9.00 Tom Jams Show 5.05 Hanya
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        128 3 Jj((h| j^^gagg^iJaßf wSJP^ :^*Y i mTi!»^^^^^^B __^^k Bh^^^B ™BBP^^^^B >x<^j2 BC2 -^^H^Hi^lK^ 2 .^h <S c 1 5 i*' *t Bftii^BßSi^B^^^ Bi ft^^l Everyone knows fresh is best. goodness vacuum sealed in. So there's ,^^i But fresh meat poses one big problem no need for freezing you just keep for
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        Lost by her looks
        866 4 JUST one look and a man loses himself, totally. All that he has believed suddenly seems to have no more relevance. His whole framework of reference and values, which he has built over the years, is, with that one look, yanked from under his feet. He
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        Rare, authentic Chinese paintings and calligraphy
        644 4 Rare, authentic Chinese paintings and calligraphy MANY Chinese art exhibitions are held in Singapore throughout the year. But few display half as many as TOO works of paintings and calligraphy from China as this one. Yet, fewer can boast of a certificate of authenticity that comes with every single work.
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        Where have all the awardees gone?
        749 4 IT was Mutual Admiration Society night at the 39th Golden Globe Awards show (Thursday Entertainment Special, Ch 5). Valeric thanked Dodie, Dudley Moore thanked somebody, Jane praised Henry then introduced Shirley who said some more about Henry, Dudley Moore thanked another body, Eileen thanked
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        203 4 «|j| EMPORIUM HOLDINGS ritp f ashionvvear at Hfe» y° ur )v counts up to >*■ i~ anrte 4 Apr 'B2) y° u 1 t i^L (sale ends** r^H i j^^^^R-^s. if>f!!Qßft^B SBwriM N^^l^ji^ |S Assorted Fashion Blouses. Skirts Ij^ 8 $7-90 NO>W ONLY 1 J^K^^^J 1 W^V f A I
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        329 5 CONGRATULATIONS TO TETRA PAX PACIFIC PTE LTD on their Official Inauguration of their new plant and offices at 19, Gul Lane, Jurong, Singapore 2262 I by the Guest of Honour MR. NILS G. ASLING Swedish Minister of Industry on Saturday, 27th March, 1982 from I <§> C ITOH CO., LTD.
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        1419 6 By travelling on camel back and hiring bikes, ROGER JENKINS explored Rajasthan's magnificent medieval towns at leisurely pace... exploring decaying palaces, a bird sanctuary and playing cricket with children (until a goat ate one of his stumps!) I WAS riding high on a haughty camel named Raju across
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        372 6 JUPRKE BUSTER BEDS! vUvlil k3l At Singapore's Biggest Furniture Warehouse. Over 350,000 sq. dm of furniture, furniture WAREHOUSE J carpets bedding. Courts are busting prices on beds. Rush in to Courts super *\^S«g^y^ furniture Warehouse and snap up a bedding bargain NOW! 1 ma asmt S \e S as Orn
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        If you go
        188 7 By Air AIR Indb rlies to Delhi five t<rues a week, for $2,1C0 return. Last week, so.ne travel agencies were quoting as low as $1,320 return for Air India and $1,165 for Aeroflot. Air India Tel: *****77. Getting Around JAIPUR has direct air links with Delhi and
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        94 7 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY IN AUSTRALIA Lorge Primory Industry and Commercial operation in the Blue Mountains, west of Sydney for outright sole or equity opportunity. The site is a well known landmark with enormous 7 day a week tourist ond leisure time business. The proximity to Sydney (1 Vi hours drive) makes
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        531 8 Vfoiddn't you like to know more about your familys health? Haven't you ever wished you knew more about your family's What do I do for a burn? health? Perhaps it's theiittle questions, the ones that don't seem Doctor's Answers provides a important enough to bother your family doctor. But you're
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        321 8 Nescafe classic «-^c~^ Li Kp^ Appearing for the firsi hfUy! tB J '•■W time in Singapore. A W'7* <£jd+ /^kw spectacular AIR SUPPL\ production, fully equipped with nfudy. ZIKt Apnl 1902 Wm^f&^ 20 tons of fantastic stage equipment. HatifWll QtwAjfn Jfb m and the latest light and sound gadgets. /flj^^^t
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        849 9 DIPPED IN VITRIOL by Nicholas Parsons Pan 1981 214 pages. $9/5 Reviewed by REBECCA CHUA A CRITIC starts from the premise not that he is the final authority on the subject at hand, but that he is at once both informed and objective enough
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        754 9 IN the first volume of his memoirs, White House Years, it took former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger about 1,500 pages to cover the first four years of the Nixon administration (1969-73), which he served as assistant to the president for national security affairs. Now, in
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        221 9 I MlHill »\|'\Kn<i\v DIPPED IN VITRIOL \tiiljnmj- <«>r< rfkaJriM mini .■I Ihr *rMt»MKt thrr|H«h- Illllulll iMiimih >W i;iK\\mnni\ fjH wiKHinu Bafl ||MVK»III>» Kill\«Hl^ KM H \KH IV.X N^^B IHt >l N l"KUI»\ i,H*i.t R»KN «I> NH TAH CHUNG EMPORIUM I A contribution from Tah Chung to the public "Match The
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        314 9 Venue: Singapore Conference Hall, Shenton Way Time: 11 am 10 pm \^*^^^^^^r Items on display include both fully imported and local assembled bedroom sets, from simple and practical to intricately Mq *q designed lounge suites, both modern and early American period style dining sets, youngster sets, full range of r
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        345 10 aa Under the Distinguished Patronage ol the President ol the REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Mr. C.V. DEVAN NAIR National Council of Churches. Singapore BMaaass A GRAND FILM PREMIERE for the promotion ol Moral A Religious Education in Schools :f) Mary w*mb J OSEPH IL-(*^ *M s^a/ tfiCTrwastcM 1 i JP, intteendthav
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        538 11 SUM-SPECIALS^ k>A AA J OFFER valid till 1st April, 1982 hk ok vS 9K $5 95 'i A W Root Beer (Can) EjflfeMfO I C^ ■^C^S'-a^B^BB^BW y j, mS«S i f^tf MII.O(I.Mig) With Free nf-^C fifHCl /^M V^^ Milkmaid S CM. Wg gg'jj^T^ V tl^t $10. o9 \ESPRA i Instant
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        543 12  -  MEG JUMP THERE is, I believe, a touch of the artist or at least, the master craftsman in every true chef. If this is so, then Chef Lo Yuen from Hongkong is cast in the classic mould for he handles plain old pastry dough as a
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        309 13 A balanced score: Excellent hits, and a few misses STRANGELY enough, I shall begin by noting the tremendous delight I experienced after getting out of the traffic jam and into the Tennis Centre area and finding a parking lot. Tip from the experienced go early. The Fisherman Restaurant is, as
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        436 12 M E\HIPITI€N il 130 lots of carpets and rugs Sf<£ from Persia, Turkey, Pakistan and China have been specially selected for this public auction Sunday, April 4, 1982 at 2 pm rjfcn Venue: Lobby/lounge, Marco Polo Hotel Ejjreg Tanglin Road, Singapore 1024 Viewing and Inspection times: 10am -Ipm jS&ib Auctioneers:
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        114 12 mat Break the wind-trap that causes the pain Acidity it only partly the cautt of indigtttion pain. Wind it Iht main culprit. Whin your dtlicate i ttomach balance it distur bed, tmall loamy A P^±. gat bubble* distend the ttomach— and at the %V\. J?/ prettureincreatet to doet that 'full'
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        211 13 Visit the La Prairie Exhibition Booth at the FIRST ASIAN BEAUTY CONGRESS AND EXHIBITION the Auditorium 1 0th Floor World Trade Centre 28 29 March '82 1 0 am —8 pm "mm *ad iTf 'mBLw i^t a^^^9^3 M^^m_X MB For over half a century, the famous Clinic La Prairie. Now
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        607 13 -AUSTRALIAN MAKES MUSCLE IN THE MAN! Protein power! /^LjtS^9i K Delicious nourishment SdrTCf^W ==as::s for better health- KwX w strength-vitality! f Be«( it a natural, important part of your daily diet /'•'^Z It provides protein to build new body tissue and (iC^L^^^ promotes healthy growth. Beef is rich in iron.
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        268 16 rrHAs been A HECTIC SALES WEEK,TEEMING WITH ENTHUSIASTIC BUYERS. j^^^^^ mk COME, SEE FOR YOURSELVES W .X^ V I b W^ A V "T— l XV\ PEARLS /SJ% V^^BIPBP IR ■V J\V\ y CENTRE <^>J 'wmw% v J- o— l >) iiif >^ n^i!^ 1 Come one and a11 Bika
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        684 17 APPOINTMENTS I Our company is a member of a Large Multi-national Group of I Companies engaged in a diversified range of Marine Engineering I and Construction Services,. We invite applications from qualified I personnel to fill the following positions: Financial Accountants (Not less than 5530,000 p.a.) The successful candidates will
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        753 17 M SINGAPORE TURF CLUB K has immediate vacancy for the position of m\ I COMPUTER y I ENGINEER W/A This is a new appointment and the successful candidate will WTm |Oin a team of electronics engineers in the maintenance and w>M EM| repair of PDP 11 44 computers and their
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        878 17 K 1 J\A~ 1 m l ~m T^t/^fl VVI lC/ 1^ '*2\ <S<S/O»/O11 £TiibP><S! t^/^ It/ /fILCI I K A LNC dLS»SU)(LIdLIUCa> J At: ILC 1 Management Consultants in a wide range of services including: executive recruitment, organisation and corporate planning, financial management, manufacturing, production and project management systems and
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        643 18 APPOINTMENTS THE SGV GROUP SGV-Goh Tan Pte Ltd Professional Executive Recruitment Services Our client, a holding company with investments in large, long-established including a few publicly listed manufacturing companies in the Asian Pacific region seeks the services of a qualified and highly experienced individual to assume the senior position of:
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        641 18 MASS RECRUITMENT OF GRADUATES Applications are invited from University Graduates, Holders of Ngee Ann Technical College Diploma in Business Studies and Undergraduates waiting for final year examination results for the following and other appointments in the Civil Service (1) ACCOUNTANT (2) ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER (3) ASST SUPT/INSPECTOR OF POLICE (4) AUDITOR
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        852 18 Two leading northern European banks will be establishing a |oint-venturc merchant bank in Singapore in mid-1982. With an ACL) licence, the merchant bank will be very active in the Asian dollar market, foreign exchange markets and commercial lending. The shareholders are now inviting suitable candidates to apply for the following
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        1834 20 APPOINTMENTS J^g^ssENiOß financial management ~i c are a we company dealing in consumer J a /c m products. Due to rapid expansion, we now require a An International Agro/rood company based in Singapore invites applications trom suitably qualified persons to fill the position of m highly motivated person with financial
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        961 20 Jr4— PHILIPS iV\*« v6^ ri-^-', W ort lof fl« nwrti-notionol organisation in the forefront of I ;o li'J 3 electronic technology We hove in Singapore significant I ••••m '^ij manufacturing os well os marketing activities covering a f— U.l.i i■» diversified range of products from consumer electronics ond l^ .'LUI^iUTu
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        551 21 APPOINTMENTS A DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES (PTE) LTD Power Station Consultancy Division has voconcies for the following:--(A) QUANTITY SURVEYOR Qualifications Experience: A recognised Degree or Professional Diplomo in Quantity Surveying or Building with at least 2 years' relevant site experience as a quantity surveyor (B) SENIOR DRAUGHTSMAN (CIVIL/STRUCTURAL) Qualifications Experience. A technician
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        678 21 I Nestle. An internationol company marketing a wide range ot food/beverage products and toilenes/ perfumeries, invites suitably qualified Singapore Citizens to opply tor the post of PROGRAMMER for its IBM System 34 installation at Shaw Centre, Scotts Road Candidates should fulfill the following requirements:- Age between 20 -25 years Passed
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        638 21 H [GM Singapore, a wholly-owned subsidiary of General I I Motors Corporation, is currently engaged in the assembly of I printed circuit boards and integrated circuits for automotive 'electronics applications. We are planning a major expansion I I program by adding new product lines at our Singapore 3fa*| \operation. In
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        586 21 I jSsamco I Singapore Aerospace Maintenance Co Pte Ltd, a locally established company, engaged in maintenance, repair and overhaul services for military and civil aircraft, invites suitably qualified candidates for: Engineer Degree in Aeronautical or Mechanical Engineering or equivalent, Candidate with exposure to aviation industry will have an added advantage.
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        582 22 APPOINTMENTS 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 ENGINEER Degree in Civil/Structural Engineering Preferably registered with the Institute of Civil Engineer (UK) Relevant experience of minimum 5 years in
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        682 22 GENERAL ELECTRIC (USA)^^ ASIA COMPANY offer* the following challenging career opportunities: i CONSULTANT- MATERIALS ft APPLICATION I The Job The successful candidate will be a part of a team of consultants responsible for providing consultancy services in the chemical, material und process areas to the GE affiliated manufacturing plants operating
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        888 22 f (IP) A. PRODUCT GROUP MANAGER FOR OTC, FOOD DRINK PRODUCTS Malaysia, Singapore Brunei. B. PRODUCTION CO-ORDINATOR BOOTS started 105 years ago from humble beginnings a Chemist shop in Nottingham. England Today it is a fast growing research- based multi-national corporation that has established subsidiaries and associated companies internationally and
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        578 22 (CITIBANK the local bank that's a global bank We are an established international bank and our expanding business operations require additional suitably qualified personnel to join us as BANK CLERKS TELLERS Ample career advancement opportunities are provided to promising staff members with proven ability and outstanding performance. The candidates we
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        939 23 APPOINTMENTS I Astec Internationol (S) Pte Ltd, a subsidiary of a British multinational 8 I electronic organisation, invites suitably qualified candidates to fill the W following positions in our new semiconductor manufacturing plant in H I Singapore- A. END OF LINE MANAGER I The successful candidate will report directly to
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        860 23 SALES EXECUTIVE 2 (PERFUMES) Sv Established trading company Im majoring in cosmetics and 5y perfumes requires an experienced fK Jf executive to handle one of their A t£ established volume brands. Experience in the perfumery trade *l S and contact with major retailers ji y£ and wholesalers, essential. Salary will
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        622 23 j* (A member of The Times Organisation) I 1) CONFERENCE MANAGERS I I 2) RESEARCHERS I We are expanding our operations in the Development and Research Division and are offering career opportunities to promising individuals who seek challenge and satisfaction in a job well done. J CONFERENCE MANAGERS I Reporting
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        526 24 APPOINTMENTS METALS* ORES PTE LTD a member of UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE GROUP OF COMPANIES located in Jurong has vacancy fora PRODUCTION ACCOUNTING MANAGER who is responsible to the Works Manager for the provision of financial and cost information. The successful applicant will have a University Degree in Accounting or equivalent
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        583 24 An established international group of companies in n-Kirine engineering and repair industry invitee applications from suitably qualified Singapore atuens for the post of TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE THE JOB 1 The successful candidate will be responsible to the Managing Director. 2 Responsibilities cover all aspects of sales and marketing, including formulating
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        712 24 To cope with our expanding activities, we are seeking a suitably qualified candidates to fill the following positions SALES ENGINEER Air Power Dept The successful candidate will be involved in the marketing of Compressed Air equipment He is also expected to conduct market research to ascertain sales opportunities Candidates should
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        602 24 Ward ley Limited a merchant banking subsidiary of The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation requires qualified personnel with initiative and self-confidence for its expanding Singapore office MANAGER LOANS DEPARTMENT (Quota Ref ML/82) This is a senior jppointment and candidates must have had over seven years experience in a financial institution
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        221 25 APPOINTMENTS Due to rapid expansion we need the following: Sales Representatives Knowledge in Marine and diving gear preferable Store Assistants darks Drivers Chauffeur Security Guard General Workers Receptionist Secretary Apply in confidence, stating expected salary complete with resume to: The Managing Director The First BOATIQUE (PTE) LTD IN— G- 1
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        183 25 SHIPBROKER (DRY CARGO) Due to rapid expansion, solid Shipbrokermg House urgently requires a Dry Cargo Shipbroker with the following qualifications Age between 28-35 years Reliable and of pleasant personality 3-5 years experience in shipping/shipbrokermg/chartering Have good academic/shipping qualifications WiHing to work long hours Able to travel Preferably in Middle/Senior management
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        259 25 I TELECOMMUNICATIONS I MARKETING MANAGER We are a major US-based multinational manufacturer of a highly diversified range of products. We are continuing to expand, and we invite suitably qualified persons to apply for this new management position. Reporting to the General Manager and based in Singapore, the 4J successful candidate
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        555 25 M@bil_^ Mobil Oil Corporation is among the world's ten largest M companies. Mobil Oil Singapore Pte Ltd is a wholly owned subsidiary of Mobil Oil Corporation and is one of Singapore's largest manufacturing complexes. To keep pace with its expanding operations in Singapore, Mobil seeks to recruit two suitably qualified
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        801 26 APPOINTMENTS J/ TOP EXECUTIVE OPENINGS \>- FOR A DURABLE CONSUMER PRODUCT COMPANY We represent a prominent Company that handles a durable consumer product, headquartered in K.L., with annual sales in excess of $M4O million. As a result of a planned reorganization 2 key executive positions are now open. CHIEF EXECUTIVE
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        956 26 NOTICES NATIOML IRON <MD STEEL MILLS LTD (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) To: All Stockholders, The Board of Directors of Notional Iron And Steel Mills Limited is pleased to announce the following:AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1981 THE GROUP THE COMPANY 1981 1980 1981 1980 $'000
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        969 26 m EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Applications for Emporium Holdings Group Scholarships 1982 are invited from students who are applying for full-time undergraduate studies at the National University of Singapore in the 1982/83 academic year. ELIGIBILITY Candidates must be Singapore citizens or children of Singapore citizens. They must be GCE
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