The Straits Times, 7 April 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Lock icon Shaping up for showdown
    691 1 Both sides in fighting mood FALKLANDS UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday BRITAIN and Argentina shaped up today for a showdown in the South Atlantic after a British battle fleet began a two-week voyage to the Falkland Islands, seized by Argentine troops last Friday. Each side left the door
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    Crackdown on illegal video tape trade
    574 1 6 PLEASE help me. My son has been watching the shows the whole day long. He Is only 11 years old. What will become of A him? 7 A distressed mother pleading with Board of Censors chairman Chiou Chee Pern to take action against
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    The Good Samaritans of Rangaoon Secondary
    207 1 PUT Khen« (second from right) with her classmates in the school canteen. I FOR two yean, crippled Wong Pal Kkeng, has been "s4»pt*d" by schoolmate Scow Slew LL When her Mend arrives by trishaw at Baagoon Secondary School, she helps her to her classroom.
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    Lock icon Reagan: I'd like to meet Brez
    508 1 WASHINGTON, Tims. Reagan-Brez meeting PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has said he would like to meet Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev in New York at a United Nations conference on disarmament in June. The President made his informal invitation at an impromptu press conference yesterday when he
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    Lock icon The names parents give their children
    153 1 MANILA, Tues. After 49 years, Philippine civil servant Habeas Corpuz has just about got used to rm name, but admits it causes him problems with the authorities. The problem is the near-homonym habeas corpus, the legal requirement that a prisoner be brought before a
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    Lock icon Rift over missiles
    87 1 BONN, Tues. A maior rift has developed between groups opposing the United States' policy of deploying new nuclear missiles in Western Europe a development that comes two months before President Ronald Reagan arrives for a Nato summit meeting. The rift centres on charges that the groups are
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    Best wishes to Prem
    97 1 MR LEE KUAN YEW yesterday sent a congratulatory message to Thai Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda on the occasion of the Rattanakosin bicentennial, which marks 200 years of the Chakri Dynasty. The message reads: "On behalf of the Government and people of Singapore, I extend to your
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    Jeya denies making any insinuation
    883 1 Jeya denies making any insinuation REPLY TO NATHAN'S OPEN LETTER MR J.B. JEYARETNAM has denied there were insinuations in his remarks made two weeks ago in Parliament about the executive chairman of The Straits Times, Mr S. R. Nathan. The denial followed an open letter last Saturday from Mr Nathan
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    Lock icon 814 leave
    33 1 HANOI. Tues. A total of Sl4 people 756 Vietnamese and 58 Cambodians left Vietnam legally last month, the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees said here yesterday AFP
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    Lock icon MRS T: I WILL STAY 0N...
    65 1 LONDON, Taes. British Prime .Minister I Margaret Thatcher today refused to resin over her handling of tie Falkland Islands confrontation with Argentina. Asked by opposition Labour Part) legislator Robert Cryer in the House of Common* I whether she was "coni sldrrinff an early resignation/
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      372 1 ■MPIM ijlglmitm 48 pages today TRADE and Industry Minister, Dr Tony 9 T»n, indicated 1b his recent Budget statement b«w rrnrlal a rale the United States ecaaamy will play in Singapore's national wellbeing. If tke prospects in the US are more gloomy, then the Singapore government and people will almost
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      76 1 Spore the US economy In the first of a two-part article, 808 NG, executive editor, in Washington, examines the state of the US economy. Pag* 14 Singapore Sweep results Pag* 12 SUMMARY I WORLD NEWS J, X, 8 COMICS 12 CAUSEWAY IS EDITORIAL 14 LETTERS It BACKGROUND U CLASSIFIEDS 8-33
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      HOME
      701 2 SIA woos managers SINGAPORE AIRLINES is trying to bring fresh blood and ideas into the company by recruiting mid-career managers from other companies. Its newspaper advertisements on Friday and Monday said it is looking for university graduates, with at least five years working experience and earning more than $2,500
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      COMMENT
      161 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Housing Board should consider recovering the subsidy from capital gains on the resale of Its flats on the relatively open market of eligible buyers. The fiveyear ban on resale, three-year moratorium on reappllcation and the partly overlapping 3 1 -.i-to-four-year wait for a new
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      SPORTS
      201 2 Ganesan leaves AFC NAOESAN GANESAN, former chairman of the Football Association of Singapore, has resigned as the Republic's representative in the Asian Football Confederation. But whether his resignation is accepted will be known only on May 1, when the confederation is scheduled to hold an executive committee meeting in
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      251 2 CEMENT MAKERS DENY DUMPING CHARGE AGAIN SINGAPORE cement manufacturers have again denied Associated Pan Malaysia Cement's accasation that they have been dumping their products on the Malaysian market. They have instead accused APMC group sales manager, Mr Joe Seaton, of "singing different songs at different times." Local manufacturers
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      BACKGROUND
      66 2 LIMIT TO DIPLOMACY THE limits of international diplomacy become once more sadly apparent with Argentina's military seizure of the Falkland Islands, as a means of final settlement over its disputed claims of sovereignty. And Lord Carrington's resignation and acceptance of the blame reflects the dilemma of all statesmen who
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      583 2 Envoys to be recalled TWO Commonwealth countries will recall their ambassadors to Argentina because of its invasion of the Falkland Islands. They are Australia and Canada, which has also embargoed military shipments to Argentina. Japan said it would support Britain provided it did not resort to force.
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      SECTION 2
      321 2 China challenge TRADING in China is a mountain worth trying to climb, says a 45-year-old American academic who has just been offered thejob of US commercial attache in Shanghai. ANITA EVANS reports on Prof Daniel Tretiak, a respected China-watcher who speaks fluent Mandarin. Besides being associate professor at
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      159 2 Election 'casualties' THREE Federal ministers, three deputy ministers and about half the former MPs and state assemblymen have been dropped from the National Front list of candidates for this month's general election. Two Mentri Besar are not seeking re-election, while another two will contest only for Parliamentary
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      SECTION 3 (Spore edition)
      130 2 Popular paintings CHINESE paintings are becoming popular among Singaporeans. While many in the past visitea exhibitions just to look and see, they now buy as well. This growing popularity has prompted art galleries to hold more exhibitions regularly. Last week alone, there were four displays, with
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      Lock icon ALL HANDS SAY AYE AT RALLY
      91 3 ALL HANDS SAY AYE AT RALLY MORE than 200,000 supporters of Indonesia s Golkar party flashing the victory sign at a political rally in Jakarta on Monday when Cabinet ministers Joined in to woo more votes for the ruling party's candidates in the May 4 general election. Even General Ali
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      Ageing of Japan's population 'could pose problems'
      180 3 Ageing of Japan's population 'could pose problems' GENEVA, Ties. Japan'H rapidly agetag population roald be a* large In the next century the economy could slide tat* negative growth, the International LabMr Organisation said yesterday. More than it per cent •f Japan's population might be aged 16 or older by MM,
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      Lock icon Fraser's deputy quits amid Peacock threat
      246 3 HOBART (Tasmania), Tues. Industry and Commerce Minister Sir Phillip Lynch resigned today as deputy leader of Australia's ruling Liberal Party, a casualty of political turmoil caused by a challenge to the leadership of Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser. Sir Phillip. 48. deputy leader since 1973
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      Lock icon Calls to end crisis in Falklands by peaceful means
      566 3 Calls to end crisis in Falklands by peaceful means WHAT an odd juxtaposition: A Brit- Lsh fleet has now set off (or the far South Atlantic, to avenge an insult to I.BW British shepherds and fishermen. And what a lesson in the occasional futility of modern armament. Once this menacing
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      Lock icon Hanoi all praise for French role in S-E Asia
      256 3 Hanoi all praise for French role in S-E Asia HANOI, Tues. France plays "a very important role In South-east Asia, and we want a French contribution to peace and stability in the region", Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach said here today. Mr Thach, who will pay an official visit
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      Lock icon No mention of Kim's son
      83 3 TOKYO, Thurst North Korea's new Parliament met for only one day, which was shorter than expected, reports said today. Broadcasts also made no mention of Mr Kirn Jong-D, son and heir-apparent of President Kirn n-Sung. Analysts had said before the meeting, they expected it to
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      Suzuki denies 'protect sealanes' pledge
      174 3 TOKYO, Ties. Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki has denied he promised the United States that Japan would safeguard the Pacific sealanea MM nautical miles from the Japanese main land,parliamentary sources said today. "I did not go all the way to America to pledge to safeguard the
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      Lock icon GOLKAR'S LEADERS STEP UP ELECTION CAMPAIGN
      237 3 GOLKAR'S LEADERS STEP UP ELECTION CAMPAIGN JAKARTA, Tues. Indonesian ministers and President Suharto's political advisers were today reported to be campaigning for the ruling Golkar Party as the rival Muslim PPP (the United Development Party) stepped up criticism of government policies. Information Minister Ali Murtopo, who once said he would
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      Lock icon White rhinos in Uganda
      56 3 KAMPALA, Tues. Two white rhinoceroses have been seen In a game reserve in north-western Uganda, where rhinos where thought to have been wiped out by poachers years ago, the official Uganda Times newspaper said today. They are to be transferred to the national park and protected
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      Lock icon Jackpot for pensioner
      72 4 LAS VEGAS. Tues. Pensioner Cecil Burns, who lives in a Salvation Army Home on his military pension, thought he had broken the slot machine, but it was not the machine he had broken it was the bank. Mr Burns, a widower, lined up triple bars on four
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      Lock icon Envoy's recall
      34 4 MANAGUA. Tues. Nicaragua "recaUed for urgent consultations" its ambassador to neighbouring Honduras yester day in protest of what it termed the kidnapping on Sunday of 21 Nicaraguan citizens by Honduran troops. AP.
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      Lock icon Prisoners free
      35 4 PRETORIA. Tues. Rebel guerillas in Angola released 17 Portuguese civilian prisoners yesterday and the group arrived in South Africa, en route to Portugal They included eight men. five women and four children AP.
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      Vengeful winter makes a comeback
      100 4 Vengeful winter makes a comeback WITH a travel agency billboard advertising balmier weather for a background, a Des Motne motorist wields a snow shovel to clear the way for his vehicle as winter returned this week to the IS. A spring storm, with deep smw§ and lasklßg winds alt the
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      Lock icon Cuba makes an attempt to improve ties with US
      384 4 HAVANA, Tver A SENIOR Cuban official, in an apparent effort to achieve a major breakthrough in CubanAmerican relations, has said for the first time that until recently, his country as well as the United States bore responsibility for the present atmosphere
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      Lock icon 'Worst part of depression nearly over'
      164 4 'Worst part of depression nearly over' WASHINGTON, Tuesday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan said yesterday the worst of the US depression was nearly over and that the country was winning the fight against inflation. "There is good reason to believe the recession is bottoming out. We are on the verge of a
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      Lock icon Reagan sacks attorney who revealed CIA source
      262 4 Reagan sacks attorney who revealed CIA source WASHINGTON, Tuesday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan yesterday sacked a US attorney in California who publicly identified a key CIA source in Mexico and Central America. Mr William Kennedy, the US attorney in San Diego, was dismissed after "he was given an opportunity to resign
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      Lock icon China visit
      35 4 BEIJING. Tues Algerian President Chadli Benjedid will pay an official visit to China on April 25 to 29, on his way home from Yugoslavia and India, the Algerian embassy here said today. AFP.
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      45 4 ONE pats on black rebes and scares the bell rat of whites; the other pats on white robes to scare the heU oat A of blacks. US Congressman Morris Udall of Arizona distinguishing between the Supreme Court and the Ku Klux Klan.
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      Lock icon Man gives Gillette the edge of his anger
      132 4 Man gives Gillette the edge of his anger WASHINGTON, Tues. THE US Supreme Court has agreed to step into a dispute over a table cigarette lighter valued at U557.95 (5516.85). The Justices decided yesterday to review next autumn a suit filed by an Illinois man who was upset because the
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      Lock icon Rift develops among anti-missile groups
      452 6 'Reds manipulated meeting' charge BONN. Tues. A major rift concerning possible communist influence developed yesterday among groups opposing the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation's plan for deploying new nuclear missiles in Western Europe. One of the leading component organisations charged that the West German Communist Party,
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      48 6 WHITE SANDS. (New Mexico), Tues Officials at the army missile range said yesterday the space shuttle Columbia will depart at 9 a.m. (10 p.m. in Singapore) today atop a Boeing 747 jet on the first leg of its return trip to Kennedy Space Centre in Florida. UPI.
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      Lock icon Bth marriage for Zsa Zsa
      68 6 HOLLYWOOD, Tues. Zsa Zsa Gabor, who just last week for the first time revealed her age as 54, announced yesterday she will be wed for the eighth time this summer. A publicist for the Hungarian-born Hollywood actress said Miss Gabor will wed Filippo. the Duke
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      Lock icon Fewer jobless but W. German economy still in recession
      169 6 BONN. Tues. Unemployment in West Germany fell by 124.000 last month to 1,811,370, or 7.6 per cent of the workforce. But it was still the highest March total for 30 years, the government said. The underlying trend is still upward however
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      Lock icon Baroness not killed, says coroner
      116 6 Baroness not killed, says coroner ROME, Tues. Mrs Jeannette May, the 41--year-old former Baroness Evelyn de Rothschild, who vanished in a snowstorm last November and whose body was found last January, died from exposure and was not murdered, a coroner's court recorded here. The court gave the same verdict on
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      Lock icon Moro killing suspect sent to Italy
      68 6 Moro killing suspect sent to Italy GENEVA, Tues. An alleged participant in the 1978 kidnapping and killing of former Italian Premier Aldo Moro was extradited to Italy today, police said. Giustino De Vuono, 42, was arrested in Lucerne early last year during a Europe- wide search initiated by Interpol. Italy
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      43 6 TOKYO, Tues. Japanese j Emperor Hirohlto today held a welcoming ceremony for visit- ing Kenyan President Daniel Arap Moi at the Akasaka Pal- ace guest house in central Tokyo. The President arrived here last night (or a five-day state visit. AFP.
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      Lock icon Yugoslavia and the Soviets reach a wary agreement
      246 6 Yugoslavia and the Soviets reach a wary agreement BELGRADE, Tuesday THE Soviet Union and Yugoslavia agreed yesterday that their relations were good, but constant efforts were needed to ensure the timely removal of possible obstacles, Yugoslav officials said. Visiting Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and Yugo- slav Foreign Minister Josip
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      Lock icon New coal union boss resists Mrs T's curbs
      183 6 New coal union boss resists Mrs T's curbs LONDON, Tims MILITANT left-winger Arthur Scargill yesterday became leader of Britain's 250,000 miners and promptly put his powerful union on a collision course with the government Mr Scargill, who succeeded moderate Mr Joe Gormley as president of the National Union of Mineworkers
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        76 6 THE SOVIET Union has protested to the United States over US allegations that it had delivered chemical weapons for use in Afghanistan and South-east Asia, embassy sources in Moscow said. The sources said Ambassador Arthur Hartman was summoned to the Foreign Ministry on Monday and handed a formal
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        Lock icon Syrian copter crash
        52 6 A SYRIAN arnr helicopter crashed yesterday in Beirut killing its two pilots after it collided with high tension cable lines in the central Bekaa Valley. A communique by the commander of the Syrian peacekeeping troops in Lebanon said the helicopter was a Soviet-made MI-8 transport and assault
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        Lock icon 'No' to Chinese rule
        83 6 MORE THAN 93 per cent of the Hongkong population are against the reversion of the colony to Chinese nile when the British lease on the New Territories expires on June 30, 1997, or just over 15 years from now. Instead, after 1997, they would prefer Hongkong
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        Lock icon F-16s for RAF base
        74 6 TWELVE AMERICAN F-16 fighters will be dispatched to the Bentwaters Royal Air Force base in Woodbridge, England, next week in a one-month "short-term tactical deployment," the Britain's Royal Air Force announced yesterday. US Air Force spokesman, Lieutenant Jeanine Brooks, said the decision to send the jets
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        62 6 THREE SOVIET diplomats, suspected of political espionage, were expelled from their posts in Switzerland early last year, a Swiss government official said yesterday. The official confirmed a report published by the Swiss newspaper, 24 Heures, that the Soviets were declared persona non grata by the Swiss executive
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      Lock icon Brez may no! appear in public for another month'
      235 6 Brez may no! appear in public for another month' MOSCOW, Tues. Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev, who has reportedly suffered a stroke, is not expected to appear in public for nearly another month, Soviet sources said last night. But the Kremlin's first official comment said he was on holiday. "Leonid Dyich
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      'Macaroni-eating cows9 that landed officials in jail
      171 6 'Macaroni-eating cows 9 that landed officials in jail MOSCOW, Ties. Investigator* tracing tonnes of mbwlng foodstuffs found records claiming the product* had been fed to an "astonishing breed" of coffee and macaronieating cows, Tass re- ported. The Soviet news agency said the discovery led to the imprisonment of four Moldavian
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      Lock icon SYRIAN FORCES HOLD EXERCISES
      127 8 SYRIAN FORCES HOLD EXERCISES DAMABCUB, Tuot THE Syrian army and air force conducted large-scale war exercises yesterday designed to bolster the combat readiness of Syria's armed forces, the official Syrian news agency, Sana, reported. Sana said the mano euvres, which involved the landing of airborne troops and penetrating mock enemy
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      62 8 JAKARTA, Tues. The Inrlnf ilm government is to open new plantations in Java, Sumatra, Borneo and the Celebes to boost non-oil exports which have dropped by nearly S per cent last year, an Agriculture Ministry official said here yesterday As a first step, forest land
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      61 8 LONDON, Tver To help offset the costs of Pope John Paul D's visit to Briuin next month, organisers in Britain's Roman Catholic Church have adopted an official welcoming song called Welcome John Paul Royalties from the single record, to be released on April 19, will help
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      552 8 Israel hints at military action against PLO An emotional Shamir at envoy's funeral JERUSALEM, Tuesday IN what could be remarks to herald military action against the Palestine Liberation Organisation, Israeli Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir declared yesterday that his country would strike "without reservation, without end" at PLO bases in m
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      Gulf war vies with Palestinian cause as the focus of talks
      311 8 KUWAIT, Turn INTENSE diplomatic efforts to end the 19-month war between Iran and Iraq competed with the main topic of discussion today at a non-aligned conference called to discuss ways of helping the Palestinian cause. The conference was scheduled
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      219 8 BAGHDAD, Tuesday PRESIDENT Saddam Hussein yesterday urged France to help Iraq rebuild an atomic reactor that had been bombed by Israeli warplanes. He hinted he would reconsider his ties with France if Paris did not change its Middle East policy Speaking to
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      Lock icon Walk-out by opposition
      78 8 NEW DELHI. Tues. Opposition groups yesterday walked out of Parliament aftpr the Speaker rejected their demand (or a debate on the death of six (arm workers in Bihar over the weekend. The workers, including a woman, died last Saturday when police fired to disperse several hundred people
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      Experts paint stark picture of life in the 21st Century
      252 8 JERUSALEM, Tuesday MAN In the 21st On tnry m»y sot have a family as we know It and will ko on killing In bro.sh fire wan. Hut stark message of limited war ended a gathering yesterday of IS scientists, scholars
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      Lock icon 'We had nothing to do with killing'
      316 8 We had nothing to do with killing' BEIRUT, Tue« THE Palestine Liberation Organisation reiterated yesterday it had no connection with the murder on Saturday of an Israeli diplomat in Paris, where police ringed the PLO office to safeguard it from several thousand angry demonstrators. The PLO statement, a commentary by
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      Lock icon New cadres
      34 8 BEIJING. Tues. Some 4 6 million Chinese have joined the communist party since the downfall of the "Gang of Four" radical leaders in October 1976. the People's Daily newspaper said yesterday. Reuter.
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    Happy staff less likely to take sick leave — prof
    512 9 Happy staff less likely to take sick leave prof By EVANGELINE GAMBOA A HAPPY worker was less likely to take sick leave, a National University of Singapore professor said yesterday. Prof Phoon Wai On was speaking on work stress at a seminar on the Office of the Future, organised by
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    Man faces 4 charges for 'forged cheque' role
    153 9 Man faces 4 charges for 'forged cheque' role BUSINESSMAN Teo Jin Yong, 59, yesterday faced four charges of abetting the fraudulent use of forged United States Treasury cheques in two Shenton Way banks between June 27 and July 1 last year. He is alleged to have abetted the fraudulent use
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    'Technology will cause some workers to lose jobs temporarily'
    433 9 'Technology will cause some workers to lose jobs temporarily' TECHNOLOGICAL changes in Singapore will cause temporary unemployment as workers may find themselves with redundant skills The first deputy director (field) of the National Trades Union Congress, Mr I.im Boon Hens, told workers this yesterday at an Office of the Future
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    How workers can reduce stress
    152 9 PROF PHOON siggestod these ways to redurc job Htress: TOO MUCH hawker food should be balanced wttk more nutritious fMd at home. PIECE J*lM should not be done at the expense of health or risk to life. WORKERS with ftedentary Jobs should take up physleal
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    320 booked
    24 9 THREE hundred and twenty I motorists were booked for traffic offences ranging from speeding to dangerous driving on 10 roads last week.
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    $1,000 fine for tapes
    64 9 DELIVERY assistant Ang Teek Lee. 26. was fined SI .000 yesterday (or having 10 uncensored video tapes at the corridor on the 18th floor of block S3, Lorong 5, Toa Payoh. on March 9 at 12 30 p m A magistrate's court heard yesterday that police
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    Institute's alumni head re-elected
    106 9 Institute's alumni head re-elected MR KEHAR SINGH was re-elected president of the National Youth Leadership Training Institute Alumni at its annual general meet-Vice-president. Mr Ng Hon Wing, was also re-elected for another term. The new secretary is Miss Yeow Lai Hoe who will be assisted by Mrs Helen Ong and
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    Toy library
    34 9 A TOY library has been organised by the Whampoa community centre for children under 12. Registrations will be accepted at the centre on Sundays between 130 and 430 p.m. For details, telephone
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    The 'shortsighted' parents
    203 9 PARENTS who discour- I age their children from doing community service are showing themselves to j be shortsighted. The senior Parliamen- tary Secretary and MP for Aliunied, Mr Chin Ham Tong, said he was aware that parents discouraged their children from taking part in community projects because
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    Seven in 10 VITB grads hold jobs using their skills
    264 9 Seven in 10 VITB grads hold jobs using their skills SEVEN in 10 of the 1971 Vocational and Industrial Training Board graduates are employed in jobs which make use of their skills. And of the employed graduates who hold the industrial Technician Certificate (ITC), 74 per cent hold professional and
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    Book people elected
    61 9 I I THE National Book Development Council of Singapore has elected its executive committee for 1982 3 They are: chairman Mrs Hedwig Anuar (individual member), vice-chairman Mr Pakir Maideen (Singapore Teachers' Union), secretary Mr R Ramachandran (Nai tional Library), assistant I secretary Mr Patrick Goh Yong Meng
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    I was not paid for the 'sale,' says broker
    396 9 THE LEWIS ROAD LAND TUSSLE A 68-YEAR-OLD broker, Mr Sim Keng Liak, told the High Court yesterday that he was the broker in 1963 of the then proposed sale of a Lewis Road property to building contractor Toh Kum Swee for
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    Policewoman quizzed
    43 9 A POLICEWOMAN has been questioned by Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau officers who are investigating complaints that a woman offi- I cer had been demanding money from a drug supervisee. The CPIB had acted on a tip-off by the Central Narcotics Bureau.
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    Supervisor fined $12,500 for taking 'hush' money
    489 10 A FORMER Primary Industries Enterprises senior supervisor, who accepted hush money from two Jurong Abattoir employees involved in a racket of collecting bribes from butchers, was fined $12,500 by a district judge yesterday. the court heard that $5,850 was given to Kee Siew
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    Farmers unwilling to sell overaged pigs to butchers
    283 10  -  NGI AM TONQ HAI By FARMERS are unwilling to sell their overaged pigs to butchers because the price offered is far below cost. A pig costs $265 per 100 kg but Singapore Pork Merchants' Association members are prepared to pay only about
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    PRODUCTIVITY TEAM MEETS NPB OFFICIALS
    97 10 LEADERS of the Japanese Productivity Centre who arrived here yesterday held discussions with the Minister of State (Labour), Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, and National Productivity Board officials on how the JPC can help NPB in training facilities and the promotion of productivity movements. NPC chairman
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    DOING IT IN STYLE WHILE VISITORS LOOK ON
    129 10 WHILE these ytug met and wtnei rehearse tke kada Kepaag, a Mala> tradlnsaal ssart. membera •f a vWttag Malaysian tram «f gsverunrat official* \—k M. 11« MaUjvtaM wfe* »re here to see h*w masTMts •rnudsfttlMs Qke community ceatfes and resUeats' ewmnlttees w»rk,
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    Patient's missing money — ex-nurse fined
    139 10 Patient's missing money ex-nurse fined A FORMER assistant nurse at the Alexandra Hospital was yesterday fined $1,000 by a magistrate's court for misappropriating $100 of a patient's money. Tiaga Raju, 25, admitted committing the offence at Ward 1 of the hospital soon after Mr Lee Choin Kwang, a victim of
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    On computer
    18 10 A THREE-MONTH computer course wUI be held by Rochor community centre this month. Fee is SBO
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    Lock icon Officials of newsmen's association
    96 10 THE South-east Asia correspondent of the British Broadcasting Corporation, Mr Jack Thompson, was elected president of the Foreign Correspondents' Association of South-east Asia at its annual general meeting on Friday. Mr Shiro Saito (Ninon Keiai Shimbun). Mr Peter Harm (McGraw Hill World News Business Week) and
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    Scrap metal auction
    52 10 THE government will auction 113 lots of condemned vehicles, machines, oil, tyres, batteries and scrap metal at Victor Morris in Telok Ayer Street on April 19 at 10.30 am The items can be viewed at the Public Works Department Workshop, Kallang, from April 15 to 17 during
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    Malaysia tour
    27 10 A TOUR to GenUng, Kuala Lumpur and Malacca from April 17 to 20 will be organised by Anson constituency youth group. For details, telephone yrosfrry
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    Viewers upset over entry requirements of talentime
    394 10 MANY talentime viewers have expressed dissatisfaction over the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's entry requirements to take part in the recent Malay talentime Adubakat '82. Since the final results were announced on Mon- day night, many of them have called Berita Harian to express their
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    Trader gets $113,686 to move out
    206 11 Trader gets $113,686 to move out A COPRA importer and exporter. Soon Ann (Kim Kee) Pte Ltd. was yesterday awarded $113,686 as compensation by the Tenants' Compensation Board. The company, which had asked (or $300,000. will vacate its Market Street premises on or before July 5. It is moving to
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    CC classes
    39 11 CLASSES on yoga, social dance, guitar, beginners' swimming, flower-making, interior decoration, Japanese language, crochet knitting, cultural dance, folk dance, piano, music theory and children's classes will be held by the Katong community centre. For details, telephone 34M936.
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    S. Korean team at welfare home
    94 11 S. Korean team at welfare home A VISITING delentiM fr»m the K«r«a NatUnaJ FederattM M Social Welfare Instttatisa at the Satiety far AM U the Paralysed yesterday. The team wai there to ace the warh belag d«*e. Later, they vWtH Uk Siagapare Aasaeiatiaa for Retarded Chlklrea to stady Its fadUtlea.
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    Study awards
    32 11 NEEDY students in pre-uni-versity and junior colleges who have gooa academic results can now apply for the People's Scholarship Fund awards, worth J7OO each. For details, telephone *****1 ext 629.
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    Unesco photo contest
    47 11 THE Asian Cultural Centre for Unesco, based in Tokyo, will hold the seventh photo contest in Asia and the Pacific 1982 for member countries. Singaporeans can send their entries direct to Tokyo by June 10 or telephone *****1 ext 320 In Singapore for details.
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    SIA drive to recruit mid-career managers
    523 11 Exec bodies seek dialogue By CONRAD RAJ SINGAPORE Airlines has mounted an exercise to recruit mid-ca-reer managers from other companies and to inject the airline with fresh blood and new ideas. In advertisements last Friday and on Monday, SIA said it is looking for
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    SBC debates
    28 11 JUNIOR colleges and pre-uni-versity centres wishing to take part in this year's Singapore Broadcasting Corporation debate* In Chinese have until Saturday to submit their entry forms.
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    Thieves scramble for notes strewn by victims
    344 11 Thieves scramble for notes strewn by victims ROBBERS in two incidents on Monday had to scramble for dollar notes dropped by their victims one while fleeing and the other while struggling. They got away with a total of 123,000 leaving behind a much larger amount in their hurry. Police said
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    Envoy's credentials
    41 11 THE Burmese Ambassador to Singapore, U Soe Myint, presented his credentials to the President, Mr C. V. Devan Nalr, at the Lstana jesterday. U Soe Myint, 49, married with five children, is accredited to Singapore with residence in Bangkok.
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    13,000 disabled who 'don't have proper education'
    498 11 13,000 disabled who 'don't have proper education' MORE than 13,000 children in Singapore are being deprived of proper training and education. These are the disabled children the blind, deaf, spastic, physically and mentally disabled for whom there are insufficient facilities The Singapore Council of Social service, which says this in
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    Book show on Indian culture
    92 11 Book show on Indian culture THE National Library will hold a book exhibition on the Indian contribution to world culture from today to April 15 at the library's lecture hall from 10 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. On display will be books on the major areas of Indian cultural heritage. These
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    Divorce case poser set for High Court
    322 12  - Divorce case poser set for High Court T.F. HWANG, By Our High Court Reporter Can co-respondent named by the husband be sued?* CAN an aggrieved husband in divorce proceedings claim damages from another man whom he successfully cited as co-respondent in his petition, filed under the Women's Charter (Amendment) Act
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    Education team here
    81 12 A GROUP of educationists from the Ilmu Khas Teachers' College in Kuala Lumpur are here on a four-day goodwill visit. The educationists eight lecturers and 40 teachers are the guests of Taman Bacaan (Singapore Malay Youth Library Association). Last night, Mr Mansor Sukaimi, adviser to Taman Bacaan
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    *****84 wins first prize in Sweep
    251 12 *****84 wins first prize in Sweep TICKET No. *****84 won the first prize of $600,000 in the Singapore Sweep 4/82 drawn last night. The full results: Ist prise: *****84 2ad prise ($200,000): *****31 Srdjriae ($75,000): *****67 4th prise ($50,000): *****28 Sth prise $25,000): *****75 Tickets ending with 2765 win J5OO.
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    Youth club's show
    34 12 THE Marine Parade Branch Library's youth club will stage songs and dances at the library's auditorium at 6 p.m on Saturday. Free tickets can be obtained at the library's information counter.
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    And the old bronze lion shall rear its head once again
    246 12 A FAMILIAR right, the lion's head, will greet customers as they eater the new Hoagkong aad Shaaghal Bank Building la Raffles Place. The bank has decided to ase Its original broaie doors made In IKS. Work to going oa
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    Parents' full support urged
    120 12 Parents' full support urged TEACHERS alone cannot help children progress in school. They must be supported by "genuine" parental interest in their children's progress and achievement. This reminder was given to parents last night by Dr Yeo Ming Hong, Minister of State (Defence) and MP for Kirn Seng, at the
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      224 12 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh Hal Camp MEAW X yPAW' 1 CAW R£|^E>ASER J l£M?iiJ<3 TO 22H X Ti-tIKIK I'LL PATfc, L_ //ELL WE Pc*AAMCE ifLPfck »A>CBiA<3e TO A I STAY (-OftAE (SPOOVEP a^^BsfV OFCOUf?TSHiP, *WELL WOAAcJ LIKE Blondle By Chic Young WHAT'S WTONG I\W AL.O6ORA T£AChi6R WB-L.WMAT'S 7nOW
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      Front drops half of its incumbents from line-up
      382 13 Run-up to the Malaysian election Casualty toll highest in polls history KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THREE Federal ministers, three deputy ministers and about half the former MPs and state assemblymen have been dropped from the National Front list of candidates for the general
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      PAS' No 2 denies he will defect to Umno
      60 13 ALOR STAR, Ties. PAS vice-president, Ustas Fadril Nor, has denied that he will be defecting to Umno. He termed the Berita Harlan report that he would be Joining Umno a "malicious lie aimed at confusing PAS members and supporters" and said
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      Datuk Ho taken by surprise at being left out
      310 13 MCA LEADER SAN CHOON ANNOUNCES PARTY'S CANDIDATES KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE message, that he was not selected as candidate for the election, came as a "complete surprise" to the deputy president of the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA), Datuk Richard Ho, the
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      Lock icon New faces form 40 pc of line-up
      224 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday MALAYSIAN Chinese Association president Datuk Lee San Choon today announced the candidates for the 28 parliamentary and the 62 state seats allocated to the MCA in the coming general election. He said 40 per cent of the candidates were "new
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      Gerakan's Dr Lim to seek a fifth term
      306 13 Gerakan's Dr Lim to seek a fifth term PENANG, Tues. Chief Minister Dr Lim Chong Eu confirmed yesterday that he is seeking his fifth term in the State Assembly. He made the announcement after chairing the State National Front 1 Election Committee I meeting here, the Star reported today. There
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      DR. M: I HAVE A DREAM
      294 13 I ENVISAGE a land where there Is no absolute poverty where I) everybody Is reasonably well-fed, well-clothed and enjoys a healthy life a land where all our children receive a good education to enable them to take over from their parents when the time
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      Lock icon Airbus link from JB to Kuching '—put off
      218 13 Airbus link from JB to Kuching put off KICKING, Taea. MAS hM deferred, for the time being, Ita Alrbas operatlaaa between here and Jahare Bara scheduled to begin on April 12. Bat MAS will continue Ita three dally mn aervtoea between Kaching ud Singapore until farther notice. MAS had earlier
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      Lock icon More calls
      37 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Director-General of Telecommunications, Datuk Mohamed Nadzim said today that the Malaysia's international telephone traffic had increased 30 per cent with a total 6.5 million paid minutes outgoing traffic last year. AFP.
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  • The Straits Times says...
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      Singapore's well-being depends on that of US
      1434 14  -  808 NO By Executive Editor in Washington How the American economy performs In the next few months will determine whether the Singapore economy can stay on Its 8 to ltper cent growth track this year. This report dlscnsses the prospects for the American
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      The Philips way to higher output
      787 14  -  WONQ Al K WEI In 1171, Philips employed 37f,MC people worldwide and had sales of $18 billion. Last year, sales went up to %3t billion, this despite a cutback of l€,Mt employees. Mr Henk CUtenr, senior director of the Philips (Eindhoven) technical efficiency and
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      Dacca back to normal
      700 14 By AJIT BHATTACHARJEA in New Delhi Writing for The Straits Times IT HAS not taken the new military regime in Bangladesh much more than a week to reassure the world, and particularly its neighbours, that it is stable and will continue the foreign policy of the
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      Stop subsidy of profits
      502 14 Stop subsidy of profits VARIOUS suggestions have been made on how the Housing Board can discourage people from reselling their HDB flats at prices as high as the market can bear. The two made by a reader in today's Forum page are not new, but they seem to be backed
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      474 14 B PROFIT FROM AUSTRALIAN H TRADING NEWS Australian Trading News is one of the most widely circulated trade magazines in the world. It is published on a regional basis, in 15 languages, and distributed in more than pM a hundred countries. The Asia/Pacific edition of the ATN published by the
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      Industrial diseases that need attention most
      356 15 Skin disease, deafness not arsenic and lead poisoning I REFER to your report on the Parliamentary debate "Training in work safety and health for doctors (ST. March 24) where the Minister of State for Labour stated that his ministry would be introducing "compulsory medical
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      Many are looking into the potential of ferrocement
      413 15 Many are looking into the potential of ferrocement I REFER to the letter by Mr D. S. Jenkinson from Sydney. Australia and his comments on the research being conducted in the Civil Engineering Department (ST, March 18). The research experience of staff members on the re-use of waste and ferrocement
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      Never sit in back row of a bus...
      69 15 WHEN I travel on an SBS bus, I always avoid the back row of seats because of the horizontal parallel bars which are at the same level as one's head when one is seated. If the driver steps on the brakes suddenly,
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      Maritime welfare fee is used for benefit of seamen
      275 15 I REFER to your article entitled "Seamen's Friend" (ST, March 17). In fairness to the National Maritime Board, please allow me to give our version of how the Maritime Welfare Fee (MWF) is used and the many facilities we provide for
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      Cutting down noise from lion dance practices
      125 15 WE refer to the letter "Endless noise" by "Frustrated" (ST, March 9) and thank the writer for bringing to our attention the noise created by lion dance practices at Block 141. Jalan Bukit Merah. Our investigation showed that the Lion Dance Troupe of
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      Why Income cannot insure 56-year-old woman's life.
      260 15 I REFER to the letter written by "Bona Fide" (ST, April 1) concerning the application for life assurance of $250,000 submitted by his mother. The facts of the case have been clearly stated by the writer in his letter. His mother is aged
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      O£ soya bean
      63 15 I UNDERSTAND that in the manufacture of soya bean curd (tau foo) and other related products, a powder called gypsum is used and that this powder is also used in making plaster of Paris and I presume related products. Could the authorities concerned please look into this
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      ...and crossing roads
      61 15 ...and crossing roads THERE have been several accidents and near accidents involving schoolchildren along the stretch of Marine Parade Road opposite St Patrick's School in recent months. Many parents like me are concerned about the safety of our children on this stretch of road. Could the authorities please consider a
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      Unfair for owners to sell HDB flats at profit
      215 15 Unfair for owners to sell HDB flats at profit IN a recent classified advertisement, a five-room flat at Marine Parade was going for $180,000 (barely a year ago, the price was around $120,000). Even allowing for the improvements made, the owner would easily make a huge profit from the sale.
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      When paying through post offices...
      101 15 WE refer to the letter from Mr S. R. S. Naidu (ST, March 25) regarding renewal of radio/ television licences. The observation is well taken. We will be happy to incorporate the proposed information in the renewal form. We thank Mr Naidu for his suggestion.
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      Barbed wire no solution to parking problem
      105 15 THE army camp beside the Anglo-Chinese Junior College has come up with the idea of lining both sides of the road leadin« t0 tne cam P with barbed wire, b tQ deter motorists from unauthorised parking along this stretch of road in spite
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      Carrington's greatest disappointment
      845 16  -  TAN LIAN CHOO BRITISH-ARGENTINE CONFLICT OVER FALKLANDS By Our Diplomatic Correspondent THE limits of international diplomacy become once more sadly apparent with Argentina's military seizure of the Falkland Islands, as a means of final settlement over its disputed claims of sovereignty. Lord Carrington's resignation and acceptance of
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      Can the Royal Navy re-take Falklands?
      481 16  -  QUEK PECK LIM THE MILITARY BALANCE > By ON PAPER (see table above), Britain appears to have the forces necessary to re-take the Falkland Islands from Argentina with relative ease. But the Royal Navy battle group now steaming towards the South Atlantic will not
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      What it will cost Britain to sail down south
      557 16  - What it will cost Britain to sail down south BARRY VOLPERT By IT WILL cost the British government at least £200 million to send the pride of Her Majesty's Royal Navy and, indeed, most of it to fight to reclaim from Argentina a barren archipelago where the ratio of sheep
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      322 16 Swissair: More class instead of more classes. Swissair has no reason to increase the existing class jumble by inventing new fancy classes and therelore keeps to its r'irst and Economy Class You can find out for yourself that both are a class in themselves three times a week after take-ofT
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        POSB shines again
        75 17 THE Post Office Savings Bank continues to put up a sparkling performance. Its outstanding deposits snowballed to $3.62 billion in February this year, up by 35 per cent over the same month last year. This is a hefty jump, compared with the 4.2 per cent increase recorded
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        Wearnes suspended
        40 17 WEARNE Brothers Ltd yesterday requested a suspension in the trading of its shares on the Singapore Stock Exchange "pending an announcement". The shares were last traded at noon at $3.96, down six cents from Monday, before the suspension.
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        Purchase completed
        59 17 MULTI-PURPOSE Holdings Bhd has completed its purchase of 36.72 million Dunlop Estates shares from Dunlop Holdings at M 55.75 each, or a total cost of M 5211.14 million. As consideration for the purchase, MPHB issued 70.38 million new MPHB shares at Ms 3 each on April 5, the
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        Floating rate notes
        47 17 SINGAPORE Factory Development's Ss7s million guaranteed floating rate notes due April 1986, will carry an interest rate of 8.75 per cent for the interest period from April 3 to July 3, 1982. The corresponding interest amount for each principal amount of $10,000 is $218.15.
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        Lock icon Taiwan's car imports
        46 17 TAIPEI, Tues. Taiwan's imports of passenger cars totalled 7,540 units last year, up 40 per ceni from a year ago. According to the Board of Foreign Trade, most of the imports came from the US, with others from Europe and South Korea. Reuter
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        Lock icon Swiss business
        92 17 ZURICH, Tues. The business slowdown in the Swiss industry evident since last autumn will continue.in the coming months. The Union Bank of Switzerland said a survey showed companies expect no further decline in total incoming orders, but an accelerated fall of output, orders in hand and employment is
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        85 17 TOKYO, Tues. The Japanese Finance Ministry is considering restriction of investment by Japanese life insurance and securities companies in overseas securities, to stem capital outflows which are weakening the yen. The ministry may also reduce the supply of yen syndicated loans and Samurai bonds in the April-June period
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        57 17 FRANKFURT, Tues. Dresdner Bank AG said the rescheduling accord covering about US$2.4 billion (555.11 billion) Poland owed the West last year has been signed. The agreement was signed by the Polish Deputy Finance Minister Witold Bien; Marian Minkiewicz, president of the Polish Foreign Trade Bank, Bank Handlowy;
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        80 17 SALISBURY, Tues. One of Zimbabwe's largest mining companies, Anglo-American's Bindura Nickel Corporation, has called for a 25 per cent devaluation of Zimbabwe's currency in a bid to strenthen the country's mining industry. Bindura, Zimbabwe's largest nickel producer, is expected to lose between US$9.4 million (SS2O million) and
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        58 17 TOKYO, Tues. Domestic sales of passenger cars, trucks, and buses reached a record monthly high in March, totalling 529,950 units, an increase of 6.5 per cent from a year earlier. The Japan Automobile Dealers Association attributed the sharp increase to major passenger car sales campaigns and remodeling.
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      163 17 PRIMA LTD has provided more details on its diversification into property development in Singapore, first announced last June. The company yesterday said it has subscribed to three million shares, representing 60 per cent, of the equity of a Jointventure company known as Supra Pte Ltd.
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      Prospects for trade with Indonesia still good
      461 17 INDONESIA'S new export development policies introduced in January this year will not affect Singapore, and trade prospects between the two countries are still rosy. These are the views of top Indonesian businessmen at the seminar on Indonesia's new export development policy at the
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      Cement makers deny dumping charge again
      515 17 SINGAPORE cement manufacturers have again denied Associated Pan Malaysia Cement's accusation that they have been dumping their products on the Malaysian market. They have Instead accused APMC group sales manager, Mr Joe Seaton, of "singing different songs at different times." Local manufacturers say they
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      Transmarco proves an attractive offer
      372 17 TRUE to expectations, the small and attractively priced public issue of shares made by Metro subsidiary, Transmarco Ltd, has attracted good response from investors. The overwhelming extent of the public^ enthusiasm for the offer, a lethargic stock market notwithstanding, is something which even the promoters
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      Ngee Ann to organise more short courses
      297 17 NGEE Ann Polytechnic will organise more short part-time courses in conJunction with private companies, in line with Its aim to provide training to meet Singapore's industrial needs. The mechanical engineering department, in particular, is planning a series of such courses. It includes an
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      Profits at Guthrie drop sharply
      261 17 HEAVY interest charges on short-term loans have put a large dent in Gut hrie Bhd's earnings last year, resulting in a sharp 43 per cent plunge in group pretax profits to M 56.33 million. Guthrie's performance, already affected adversely by the poor market conditions for
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      298 17 EDB to take part in French business seminar THE Economic Development Board (EDB) and Banque de l'lndoChine et de Suez (IndoSuez) will be informing French businessmen and industrialists about Singapore's investment potential through a seminar in Paris next month. This is the first time that EDB is participating in a
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      Toyota drives to top spot in car sales market
      157 17 Toyota drives to top spot in car sales market TOYOTA drove to top position in the car market last year when it sold 8,266 units, inching Nissan Datsun Into second spot with 8,228 units. It was the first time in more than a decade that Toyota was top in the
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      570 17 SINGAPORE: Share prices ctosed narrowdly mixed with prices fluctuating uncertainly aa same baying support sad profit-taking in qnlet selective trading. Straits Trading rase II eeate to $t.», Malayan Bank It cento to 15.1 l sad Industrial Commercial Bank It eeate to $«.M while, aa the
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      29 17 ndustrials Up 22 Down 41 one! 33 Inance lotels ropertlee lantations lining 4 3 1 1 7 1 6 4 1 5 5 4 1 *b/Loans 1 1
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        22 17 M "B"w»ri«» 22 +J0 Slr.iu Tridi., so, ♦\l Kno 830 .10 t'l 340+7 [)«h Yung 222 *6 s riuac. 306 +s
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        38 17 D*" y 2i £5 H». i^». i.h m n noil Uoo| lad 830 -10 Sal Propartica SSO -10 8T P 1976 530 -10 Keppcl Ship 500 -10 MB F Hld|t 412 -8 Paramount 388 -8 A"co) 85-7
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        21 17 OCBC 1.709.000 UOB a 2OOO H» Plf 122.000 ML I 75,000 Total turnover: 4.63 m I>UU value: 130 26m
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        41 17 5 a cl 6 BT Indicator: *****1 *****7 IndmtriaU: 737.24 737.24 l='taance: 1674*1 1675.20 u_.«i.. Ira? T7 tmn cr. "°^V 1097 V VBl Properties: 656.28 652.70 Minings: 312.20 312 12 Plantations: ***** 895 45 OCBC: 690.88 688.54 SESInd: 577.27 579.29
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        64 17 ■luattaa Wbi +1 CIC -1 OCM CoM Stance Bi^pW Bm -10 FS.N Oeatlagi Uulaana Gttfcrit BM H»» Par 2 UrtKapr BM 2 MTC NBT Nftllfw PMC: PnaDee -12 PerttoPUat 4 PHsm -5 TTTtfiin iUtamaa* 1 Scab Skip -A Sbne Darby 1 «t fltf tn«Mp Trading 10
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      2343 18 INDUSTRIAL COMMKRCIAL >••* m Lul D»»* p£ V.I Day. Hlga U>- M ir 8.1. »or COOO) Hlga Lo» 308 247 Acini 280 14 5 103 Alrom 115 4.8 19.8 233 172 Allied Choc 117 -1 7.0 18.8 2 187 187 2*3 Mt BAT CTOcd unch 773 152
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      337 18 IT WAS a dull and featureless day at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday marked only by sluggish price movements. Share prices opened at overnight levels but soon lost ground due to lack of buying support and some profit-taking. Marginal gains chalked up by several counters
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      208 18 |Ml«t|lil|- Brim Far Afrtl 7) The Commerce 2 96 3.11 The Savings Fund 1(9 1 77«J Spore Prog Fund 129 135 Spore Sec Fund 1.99 2.09 Spore Invest Fund 1 09 1.14 Spore Equity Fund 125 1.31 ASIA I Ml IKI M (Maaa««n' prteea far Afrtl 1) Mai
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      571 18 TRADERS stayed away from the Singapore stock market yesterday, resaltt ng la a rather quiet day. Tradiag volomr woald have plaaged If not far a large married deal done oa OCBC. However, there was some discrepancy between the amount recorded aa the board of 14
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      1375 18 BUSINESS DONE Singapore BID and offer prices officially bated and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange ol Singapore ye» terday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots ol 1.000 units unless otherwise specified AD Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big
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      1438 18 BID and otter prices officially listed and business in and reported to In* Kuala Ijimpur Slock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets la lou of 1.000 units unless otherwise sped tied MM nTKUI.n ffi?"- 2 113S > <1) 1.14 (1) I* 'Tl I
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      32 18 Up Down onch Industrials 13 48 20 Finance 2 4 2 Hotels 1 Properties —61 Oil Palms 10 3 Tins 1 4 4 robbers 1 7 1 J' robbers Deb/Loans
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      307 18 THE Hongkong stock market yesterday closed below the day's highs but still show-ing marginal gains after posting a small decline in the morning following the lower Wall Street close, brokers said. Cautious two-way trading was evident throughout. The Hang Seng index rose 3.85 to 1,200 12. rising through the
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      418 18 THE Sydney market yesterday recorded its strongest rite since March 24 after a sharp rise in gold bullion prices overseas prompted buying of leading metal issues, brokers said. The All-Ordinaries index was up 2.2 points at 463.4. on I March 24 the index gained eight points to 478.1. The
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      286 19 NEW YORK. Mon. Stock prices reversed their early gains and closed lower 00 the day in moderately active tradin K Analysts said profit taking coupled with concerns over Federal budgetary problems and the state of the economy contributed to the market's weakness today. The Dow Jones industrial average
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      301 19 SHARE prices in Tokyo yesterday closed sharply lower over a wide front in thin trading, with blue chips and large capital issues falling on continuing yen weakness. Wall Street's overnight decline and profittaking, dealers said. Taa AJlnoa-oto Ml -IS Akal SB -1 Aaabl CT— an Ml -s AsaM Oaaai
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      618 19 LONTOON, Tues. The stock market extended yesterday's decline on fresh selling today, with the possible repercussions from the Falkland Islands crisis still dominating market sentiment, dealers said. However, the midMarch banking statistics prompted a technical rally, leaving prices above the day's Tows. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was
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      55 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 5659 Friday 571.0 Week Afo 566.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 835 33 Friday 838.57 Week Ago 823 82 H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday 1200.12 Monday closed Week Ago 1167.16 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 6214 Monday 619.8 Week Ago 620.7 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday 463 5 Monday 461
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      246 19 AMSTERDAM. Mon. Share prices finned over a broad fron* in fairly active trading helped by a higher Wall Street closing on Friday, dealers said. In Dutch internationals Philips was actively traded 0.40 guilders higher on renewed demand after earlier company remarks that it expects profits to improve. Royal Dutch
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      284 19 ZURICH, Mon Share prices closed very steady on lower volume as buying concentrated on certain registered shares with relatively high yields, dealers said. Trading is likely to slow down further ahead of the Easter holidays, they added Most banks were higher, j with Credit Suisse, Swiss Bank Corp and
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      130 19 THE Manila market yesterday declined in mining along with commercials and industrials, while oils remained higher and turnover rose to 986,000 pesos from 459,000. dealers said. Finishing stronger were Basic Petroleum at 0.009 pesos from 0.0086, Oriental "B" at 0.032 from 0.03 and Phil Over- seas at 0.027 from
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      11 19 1 THE stock market was -j closed yesterday Chakri Day.
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      194 19 THE STRAITS tin price was again unchanged at MJ29.68 Ser kilo in Penang yester--y. on an official offering down 180 to 200 tonnes. The overnight London market was barely steady with forward buyers edging ill down to £7,250 per tonne. LONDON: The afternoon market on Monday, was featured by
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      32 19 Rubber Apr 6 Singapore: April: 182.00 cents (down 2.00 cents) Malaysia: May: 209.00 cents (down 2.50 cents) Tin: M 529.68 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 200 tonnes (down 180 tonnes)
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      153 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market held steady la moderate trading after easing off earlier highs on selling yesterday, dealers said. In April, south and central closed unchanged at M 5935 and $930 per tonne respectively. In May. south and central also held at $925 while
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      34 19 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous In brackets): Wlrebars Spot buyers C 537.00 (£829.00); sellers £837 50 (C8»M). Three Months buyers CM4.50 (CXS7.OO; aeuers HJ6S 00 (CSB7 50) Maitatkwe: Firmer Balaa: 17.250 tonnes.
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      36 19 ■tea FM New York T.4SB 7 ISB 750S 7.SS Zurich 7278 T.UB 717S 7.23S Iwas Ma* Stafapore 7SB 7 JOB 7«S TBS Ck-ittt prices In US dollan a troy ounce aaaree: uajaM Bsssse, S'swcc.
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      681 19 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with April RSS One buyers quoted a I 182.00 cents per kilo, down two cents on Monday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down slightly on lower London advices and some upcountry selling. they said. Levels steadied marginally
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      79 19 lAS vsK iSRSO HIE IB iMRCV IMRL MR IMRGP iMK 10 ;mr jo IMRSO II bapallMl (Ma* pdlM) uupdtai II U»(aUM) UMpdMI (1-Ua pallrtl Apr.l May ICuml Miki (Forward Mtkl Bar*ra fUU«n B.T«r. 8.11«r. IUOO It&OON l«3S0 IM.ioN ItOJO itUON ***** IUOON M.. J... IV7JO IMJON 1»SO
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      137 19 CHINESE Pr—ißee- Exchange, Saga Bare, aoaa rleatag prteea per IM M y~*H*y. («r««at til: Bulk (ob $96.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $108.00 sellers, new drum (ob $112.00 sellers. Cepra: Mixed (loose) $48 00 buyers rpntir: Muntok white pepper (ob Asia NLW $375.00 sellers, Sarawak
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      181 19 THE KILOBAR (or gold deliverable In Singapore opened at 81.110 aad dosed al 523.530 yesterday In the Far East, fold opened st USSMS 00 M( 00. and was traded narrowly to cloae at 5M4.00/M6OO by lunch time. The afternoon opened al tM* 00 3*5 00 dip slightly before closing
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      360 19 So i .t the close In quiet and featureless trading In the Singapore fores market yesterday The US dollar against major currencies was firm from the opening but was slightly easier at the close The US dollar/yen opened at 2« JO. moved up to J49 06 15.
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      360 19 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on April 6: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on April 6: BM Offer 1 month 15.25 15.15 2 months 15-5 15.15 3 months 15 25 15.15 4 months 15 25 15.15 5 months 15 25 15.15
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      46 19 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on April t: Overnight: 3S to3'i« Call deposits: n to3.'r oa__BJ Bariai Salliag 3-month Treasury bills 3h 3H 3-month Bank bills 9 8"« 3 months CD 8 7/16 85/18 6 months CD 8S 8W Haaree: Nldiaal Mseia-t Ca.
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      35 19 Closing Interbank rates for Singapore dollars on April 6: Offer Bid Overnight ft 8 1 month IM 7*. 2 months 83 16 8 1 16 3 months IH 8 i Overnight mode 8
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      24 19 THE average rate at which major Singapore tauska are etuTeatly prepared to lend to their beat customers la II.M per cent.
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      256 20 No clear signs of genuine upturn in gold price FRANKFURT, Tues. Clear signs of a genuine upturn in the international gold price are still lacking, making it probable that the sharp price fluctuations seen last month will continue in the near future, Degussa AG said in its Precious Metals Report
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      533 20 HONGKONG, Tues. Hongkong Land Co Ltd is expected to report 1981 net attributable profits of about HKJIS billion (Sss4o million) tomorrow, some 125 per cent over 1960. Analysts have also estimated that trading group Jardine Matheson and Co Ltd. with which HK Land
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      422 20 MWE Holdings Bhd expects to be requoted on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange soon, since its accounts for the financial year ended Dec 31, 1980 have finally been completed. MWE shares were suspended last April following queries by the KLSE. Its price at
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      307 20 DR Chan Chin Cheung, managing director of the loss-stricken Folex Industries, has confirmed the company's reconstruction scheme has not been scrapped but is being held in abeyance because of the depressed textile market. Folex, he told shareholders at the annual general meeting, has been advised
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      199 20 NEW DELHI, Tues. In spite of the anticipation of a record deficit, India yesterday announced a further substantial liberalisation of imports of capital goods, raw materials and technology for the coming year. The object is to enable the Indian industry to become more competitive in
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      242 20 Manson encounters problems in leasing venture MANSON Finance Trust. the small UK banking company in which the Hong Leong group has a majority interest, has run into further problems with its fledgeling leasing venture. In its interim statement, the company said the problems referred to last year have proved "far
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      232 20 INTEREST payments absorbed more than 40 per cent of the cash flow of American corporations last year, according to the Financial Digest published by Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company This is three-and-a-half times the proportion devoted to interest payments in the early *****,
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      187 20 Proposed merger of mutual funds approved WASHINGTON, Tues. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp (FDIC) has approved the merger of Western Savings Fund Society of Philadelphia into Philadelphia Saving Fund Society. Prior to the merger, Western had assets of US$2.l billion (554.47 billion) and Philadelphia Saving assets of US$7.4 billion. The
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      209 20 KUWAIT, Tues. Kuwait has reduced its export of liquid petroleum gas (LPG) by more than a third. According to Japanese oil executives, it is "likely" that Kuwait will reduce further its LPG exports. Kuwait exports 1.52 million tonnes of LPG a year to Japan
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      98 20 MANILA. Turn. Atlas Consolidated Mining and Development Corp, the Biggest mining group In South-east Asia, has asked the central bank to postpone payment of a USSBO million (3170 million) syndicated loan. The fTiiitiw Day newspaper, quoting an Atlas official, said the company has begun talks with Bank
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      252 33 pasted away peacefully on sth April 1982. Leaving behind: WIVES: Chang Ying (Deceased) Tang Ah Yee Loo Yuet Chun SONS: DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW: Hin Wah (Deceased) Hin Wing Low Yeng Lun, Anna Hin Yeong Sin Yoke Wai, Angela Hin Meng, Vincent Kok Pue Fong, Serena Hin Seng, Freddie Lim Guat Eng Hin
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      94 33 The family of the late Madam Urn Laa KMam (Mrs Ohm Pa** Haft), Mother of Rev. Peter Chua thank Rev Timothy Tow. Rev Quek Klok Chiang, session and members of Sharon Bible Presbyterian Church. Life Bible Presbyterian Church L B-P Churches, relatives and friends for their gifts, wreaths, attendances,
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      77 33 Your sudden departure left us ail with sorrow. Just like light missing from our hearts. Not Just today but everyday In silence We will remember the happy moments together Dearly missed and always remembered by Ah crtoon. Calm* Ah Chang. Heck Kim Ah Chwoo. Had* Ah Long. L—
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      48 33 ONE YEAR HAS PASSED SINCE YOU LEFT US SO SUDDENLY WITHOUT EVEN A WORD OF GOODBYE NO ONE KNOWS HOW WE MISS YOU NONE BUT ACHING HEARTS CAN TELL. SADLY MISSED «Y PARENTS SIS TtR AND YOUR LOVED ONES. J m LOVING MEMORY Of MOTKMMSAN OCPARTEO ON 7-4-IMI
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      27 33 1 1 long years have pnwrl But memories stay fresh and painful Aiwsvs r<<i><<iio#c#o oy wd cMMrvn In Lovtnf Mwnofy Of MMX PCRIAYAH Departed TMt AprM I*7l
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      31 33 MOM NOCHN JCE Muay departed 7/4/80 Dearest mother, we mi.« you so much The love you gave us. spoke beautifully of you. Dearly remembered by son. daughter-in-law. daughters, sons-in-law and grandchildren
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      65 33 Requiems ATHMASHANTM POOJA Mr* L—im HatmQOp* and family ItMnh sM rttattvot, friends mo w#M ■rwihi condotoncM. denatton« and all other aaatslanos during ln#if rvoofit D#r#ttwfn#flt. The AWim— lianttw Poo»* will b* h«td at Sfi Siv»n Twnpt*. Ordwrd Now* on Thuraday. I 4.M al 7 30pm AH frtonoB mq rvtolivM v#
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      415 34 KUALA LUMPUR, Tue. CAKRAWALA, the sensational three-year-old grey by Wandering Eyes, who has worked his way from Class 4 to Class 1 with three smashing wins, did a fluentgallop here this morning, returning 40 sec for 600m. He was ridden by C.C. Lee. The going
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      234 34  - Forces look poised for victory again R. MANOR A J By FORMIDABLE Armed champions, are again (ay pore Hockey Associatioi Forces, the three-time /ourites to win the Singain under-23 tournament, starting tomorrow. They have won the crown for the last three years, and with seven national players Fred and Rex
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      219 34 Thai duo dash Indian hopes BANGKOK, Tues. The Indian challenge crumbled in the flyweight semifinals of the King's Cup boxing championships yesterday as two Thai boxers fought their way into the final. Last year's best boxer Kwanmemg Klinchan, of Thailand, scored an unanimous decision over India's B. S. Thapa, after
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        38 34 BOXING: Japanese media and fans have raised objections to the split decision which helped their countryman. Katsuo Tokashiki, the World Boxing Association flyweight champion, retain his title in a bout with Mexican challenger Lupe Madera inSendai. Japan.
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        37 34 Cuba were without three Olympic Games title-holders who were left out because of poor form when their formidable team left Havana for East Berlin to train (or the world amateur championships in Munich next month
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        33 34 CRICKET: John Player have signed a new agreement for their Sunday League worth almost £2 million (f7Bm) for the next five years the biggest English sponsorship deal in cricket history
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        30 34 NO action will be taken by Kent County Cricket Club against Alan Knott. Derek Underwood and Bob Woolmer over their part in the recent tour of South Africa.
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        72 34 GOLF: Danny Edwards' U5J54.000 (SIU.4BU) prize for winning the Greensboro Open has put him 17th on the United States men's tour earnings list with U5558.547. Top 10 (all USS): 1 Jerry Pate $160,447. 2 Tom Kite $155,392. 3 Craig Stadler $147,557. 4 Tom Watson $146,706. 5 Johnny
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        22 34 HI GBY UNION: The Barbarians have chosen four hookers in their massive 35-ctrong party for the four-match Easter tour of Wales.
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        33 34 SKI-ING: Canada will vn.l their water-skiing and figureskating coaches to China this year as part of a sports exchange programme between the two countries, China's official Xinhua News Agency reported in Beijing
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        26 34 SWIMMING: Four Czechoslovak representatives, who were attending an international meet, and a journalist have defected to the West, officials said in Heidelberg. West Germany. Agencies.
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      123 34 INDIAN Association, with their "first" women's team in their 59-year history, and Permaisurians will be the debutantes in the Singapore Women's Hockey Association knock-out competition starting on the Padang today (5.30 p.m.). reports R. MANORAJ. THov ■>-«» prnone 11 teams entered for the second most
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      300 35 Spurs' star feels Menotti will not release him BUENOS AIRES, Tues. Tottenham Hotspur's Argentinian star, Osvaldo Ardiles, said here yesterday that it was very improbable that he would ever play football in England again. But it was not because of the current tension between the
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      308 35  - More trips in store for tennis players By LEX SEOW YAM DR. ONG LEONG BOON, president of the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association, dangled another carrot in front of tennis players when he announced the prizes for this year's Citizen Team Tennis championship, beginning at Kalian* on May 22. Oilman Singapore
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      48 35 FIRST-LEG SEMI-FINALS: European Cup: Aston Villa (Eng) v AnderSteMWG)^ Sofla (Bul) v yern M Cup- Winners' Cup: Tottenham Hotspur E2§£ v Barcelon a (Spain); Dynamo Tbilisi (USSR) v Standard Liege (Bel). UEFA Cup: RadnTcki Nis (Yugo) v SV Hamburg (WG); Kaiserslautern (WG) v IFK Gothenburg (Swe).
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      Lock icon English hopes rest on Villa
      426 35 LONDON, Tues. Aston Villa manager Tony Barton is looking for a two-goal advantage when his team meet Anderlecht, of Belgium, in the first leg of the European champions' Cup semi-final at Villa Park tomorrow night. Aston Villa are bidding to keep the trophy in Eng-
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      357 35 side for warm-up OTHER SOCCER COUX3NE, Tues. European Footballer of the Year KarlHeinz Rummenigge who missed West Germany's South American tour Decause of injury, returns to the side for their last home World Cup soccer warm-up match against Czechoslovakia next week. A knee injury forced Rummenigge
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      Lock icon Borg in command in first round
      242 35 Borg in command in first round MONTE CARLO, Tues. BJorn Borg shrugged off a challenge from Spanish Davis Cup player Fernani do Luna in the first round r of the Monte Carlo Open tournament yesterday. > Borg was in impressive form against the Span iard, who was mesmerI ised by
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      Golfers, steel yourself for a new kind of wood!
      627 35  -  DEREK WILD By STEEL woods sound like a contradiction in terms. But, in fact, they're going to be "the hottest thing in golf in Who says so? None other than Carl Ross, president of the Lynx Golf Company, in California. And
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      116 35 WELLINGTON, Toes. Prime Minister Robert Muldoon said today that Ms government weald net step a tear of New Zealand by an Argentine rugby onion team even though they had broken off diplomatic relations with Argentina ever the Falkland Islands Invasion. "If they want to come
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      From ruffians to Cup finalists...
      260 36 SANDVIK Singapore, who meet Van Leer in the final of the Staminade Cup soccer competition tonight at 7.30. at the Jurong Stadium, were once the "terrors" of Jurong, reports JOK DORA1. Early last year, all the Singapore referees boycotted Sandvik's matches, including friendlies, and Jurong
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      230 36 BAYONNE, Tues. Skyhigh hotel prices and heavily booked hotels in Spain means that about 10,000 English soccer fans will have to stay on the French side of the Basque coast for the World Cup finals in June. The fans will have to make a daily
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      Singapore veterans to meet SCC
      73 36 Singapore veterans to meet SCC THE Singapore veterans soccer team will meet Singapore Cricket Club in their final warm-up match at the Padang tomorrow (5.30 p.m.) before their tour of Pahang, Kelantan and Trengganu. The team, boasting several big names, such as Ahmad Wartam. Majid Ariff. Mahat Ambu and Dollah
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      RI trounce Outram
      28 36 RAFFLES Institution crushed Outram 26-1 in a B Division inter-school water-polo match at Barker Road yesterday. Other B Division result: Queensway 17 Buklt Ho Swee
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      44 36 BANGKOK, Tues. More than 120 cyclists from 12 countries will take part in the 10th Asian championships starting here tomorrow until Sunday. Iran, India, Indonesia. China. Japan. South Korea. Hongkong. Macao, Malaysia. Singapore. Brunei and hosts Thailand will battle for honour*. AP.
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      FAS plan for top match at Kallang flops
      235 36 THE Football Association of Singapore's original plan to stage a top National Football League Division One match at the National Stadium once a week has gone bust, reports JOE DORAI. This is because it is a losing proposition. The FAS learned this
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      157 36 LONG BEACH, California, Tues. Canada's (lilies Villeneuve has been provisionally stripped of the third )lace he won in the United States West Formula One Grand Prix here on Su nday. The rac I commissioners took the decision yesterday after jpholding a protest lodgt) against Ferrari after the
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      Ganesan resigns from AFC
      299 36  -  JOE DORAI Asian body s meeting on May 1 will consider his decision By NADESAN Ganesan, the former chairman of the Football Association of Singapore, has resigned as the Republic's representative in the Asian Football Confederation. Ganesan, who was replaced as Football Association head last week
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      Passion burns bright
      419 36  -  PETER SIOW By Foo has not lost jest for ski-ing, despite EVEN cats, who are sup- posed to have nine lives, use them all up before their time. I don't want this to happen to my son. 7 Mrs. Foo, talking about son Leslie. breaking leg THE
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      Lock icon England will not withdraw
      104 36 England will not withdraw LONDON, Tues. Ted Croker, secretary of the English Football Association, today refuted suggestions that England had considered withdrawing from the World Cup finals in Spain because of the dispute with Argentina over the seizure of the Falkland Islands. Croker said: "This matter has not been officially
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      Lock icon Softball dispute settled so world meet is on
      177 36 Softball dispute settled so world meet is on TAIPEI, Tues. The fifth world women's softball tournament, threatened by a China-Taiwan dispute, will be held in Taipei as scheduled from July 2-11, Don Porter, secretary-general of the International Softball F*" 1 'tcf-> nounced here today. rThe controversy stemmed from Taiwan's insistence
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      Lock icon No change in Yorks' policy
      69 36 LEEDS, Tues. The Yorkshire County Cricket CTub announced today that their policy of engaging only Yorkshireborn players had been overwhelmingly confirmed in a ballot of members Of 5,032 votes cast, nearly 4,500 were against changing the policy. Yorkshire have not been doing well In recent
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      290 36 Scotland include Calder twins in squad EDINBURGH, Tues. The Scottish Rugby Union selectors included twins in their squad for the first time today when they announced the party to tour Australia later this year. Experienced back row forward Jim Calder is joined in the squad by his twin brother Finlay.
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      Lock icon Ursua shines in workout
      55 36 TOKYO, Tues. World Boxing Council Junior flyweight champion Amado Ursua, of Mexico, impressed Japanese writers during his workout here today. The Mexican sparred four rounds with two Japanese junior flyweights in preparation for his title defense against Japanese challenger Tadashi Tomori. the WBC s ninth contender,
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      Tiong Bahru fall after early error
      330 37  - Tiong Bahru fall after early error JOE DOR AI By NOTHING seemed to work for Tiong Bahru after thej r conceded a goal in the fourth minute in their Ovaltine National Football League Division One match against Changi Constituency at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. They hist could not
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      New dates for meets
      75 37 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Kelantan Open badminton championship, third leg In the Malaysian circuit, has been postponed from April 23-25 to June 3-5 because of the elections. Badminton Association of Malaysia secretary Idris Rashld said the Johore Open, scheduled (or June 11-13. will now be held
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      75 37 TOKYO, Tues. Tomlo TmWro and Yoshlkazu Takagi stroked solo home runs to help Yokohama Talyo Whales to a 3-1 victory over Yomluri Giants In a Japanese Central League baseball match here yesterday Other results Central Leafae: Yakult Swallows 6 Hiroshima Toyo Carp 2, Chunichl Dragons 2 Hansbin
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      117 37 HOCKEY BWHA kawkml iNnumt: SCC A v SIA (Padang, 5.30 p.m.). NETBALL NttUaal iufcnb' r'wUpt. Raffles Girls' v Hw» Choog JC, Victoria v Anglo-Chinese JC, TanJong Katong v Slglap Secondary (National Stadium 4 p.m.). SOCCER Nattoaal F««tbtll Lraffa* MvWm Ose: Farrwr Par* Utd v Armed Forces (Jalan Besar.
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      251 37 DIVISION ONE P W D L F A Pt Farm- Park 9 7 0 2 23 7 a Palic* 9 7 0 2 18 6 21 Tta« Bahni 10 5 1 4 17 8 16 Tampuwi 4 I 2 f 7 IS ChUftCon 10 4 2 4 12 11
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      210 37  - Lew takes off on two-leg mission... WILFRED YEO PETER LEW (below) left for Australia last night for the first of a two-leg bowling mission that will also take him to Bangkok. By In Australia, Lew, runner-up to Japanese professional Madoka Amano in last month's Anson All-star championships, will be taking
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      Henderson courses
      30 37 Henderson courses HENDERSON Community Centre will hold weekly classes in basketball, volleyball, netball, table tennis and soccer. For details, telephone *****68 or go to the centre at Bukit Merah View
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      Exclusive event for graded bowlers
      177 37 Exclusive event for graded bowlers AT LAST, a tournament solely for graded bowlers. That's lust what the Carlsberg Stars Of Tomorrow championships at the Kallang Bowl will be from Sunday to April 25, reports WILFRED YEO. Only those averaging below 180 pinfalls below 165 for the women will be allowed
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      227 37 MANILA, Tues. Hongkong yacht Mamamouchi led the pack today and another entry from the British Colony, Mandalay, pursued from 16 kilometres behind in the final leg of the 23rd China Sea race. According to a radio report received by race director Leslie Burrell at
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      Lock icon Mutalib has his eyes set on M-Cup final
      270 37 Mutalib has his eyes set on M-Cup final KUALA LUMPUR, Tnea. Syed MuUlib (above) wm resting on bis hotel bed here, talking about bow be is coping with life in TrenggMiti and his obligations towards the state. Tmggaau is his home now. Asm! he wants to stay for g*od aad
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      470 37 Kite, Pate and Stadler have look of potential winners AUGUSTA (Georgia), Tubs THE 46th Masters golf tournament .starts at the historic Augusta national course on Thursday and there is every chance a newcomer will don the winner's famous green jacket at the end
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      From 'Cocoa' to 'Chocolate'
      281 37  -  PETER SIOW By SICC Golfing Secretary Pang members' lifeline TRY asking around for Pang Tok Lim at the Singapore Island Country Club and the chances are it would lead you up a blank wall. But try asking for "Chocolate" and everyone will direct you to Pang,
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    58 38 TEAM WILL DIRECT MOVES AGAINST MENACE PRINCE Andrew (second from right) lines op with other naval officers in front of a Harrier tump-Jet on board the Royal Navy aircraft carrier Invincible as It set sail from Portsmouth on Monday for the Falkland Islands. He is a
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    Joint action to end drug traffic
    408 38  -  PAUL WEE By MALAYSIA and Singapore's narcotics authorities have set up a highpowered body to curb drug trafficking, and it has already scored against the traffickers. In a Joint action begun last week and ended on Monday, it smashed a Johore-based syndicate that operated
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    42 38 WASHINGTON, Tues. Former United Nations Secretary -General Kurt Waldhelm was yesterday appointed a Distinguished Research Professor of Diplomacy at Georgetown University in Washington, where he will conduct seminars and lecture at the School of Foreign Service, the university said. Renter
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    The night doctors operated on an unusual patient
    385 38  - The night doctors operated on an unusual patient PHILIP LEE By THE patient on the eperatlag table at Mwut Elizabeth Hospital was the most aaasaal the surgeeas had aeea there. She was hage, with anna so long they stretched well part her kaees aa she lay still aader heavy sedatiea.
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    55 38 TOKYO. Tues. Japan's air self-defence force aircraft scrambled a record 939 times In fiscal year 1981, which ended in March, mainly owing to Soviet aeroplanes approaching or intruding into Japanese airspace, the defence agency said today. The figure surpassed the previous record of 798 times recorded in fiscal
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    281 38 London share prices fall for second day LONDON, Tues. Market fears that British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher could be forced to resign over the Falkland Islands crisis sent London share prices plummeting for the second day running today. More than £1 billion ($376 billion) had been wiped off share values
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    393 38 WASHINGTON, Tues. The United States again tried to stave off deterioration in its ties with China when Secretary of State Alexander Haig called in the Chinese Ambassador yesterday for discussions on the highly sensitive issue of US military sales to
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    Lock icon New British envoy
    63 38 LONDON. Tues. Britain today named a career diplomat. Sir Peter Moon, 54. to be its new High Commisioner in ■mmn Sir Peter, who has been High Commissioner to Tanzania for the last four years, will take up his new post In June > He previously served with
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    56 38 UNITED NATIONS. Tues An exhibition of photographs of Angkor, the vast complex of temples and monuments in Cambodia that stands as one of the world's architectural wonders, was opened yester- day at UN headquarters. Most of the pictures were taken by a team from the National Geographic Society
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    458 38 In his speech, Sheikh Yamani warned that the world could soon face BONN, Tue. SAUDI ARABIA has threatened action against the major international oil companies if they continue their boycott of Nigerian oil to force prices down. "We don't want to do
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      190 38 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. TWO measures of construction activity buildings commenced and buildings completed recorded significant increases last year. Together with the rise in the number of development projects and building plans approved by the Government, they point to a higher level of construction activity over the
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      188 38 Seeing the needs o£ the blind There are more than 30 blind students in normal secondary schools. How do they adjust to the system? What are their difficulties? How well do they integrate with their schoolmates? How do the teachers react? JENNIFER SCHOON talks to the teachers, the students, the
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      162 38 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Showers with thunder in several places after midday. TEMP. (C) op to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., U min. SUNSET today: 7.11 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.« a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Amsterdam 7/17C Ctar j Jakarta 24 32C fUla Alken tC t K. Lamaar 23 30C Rain
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      The inscrutable China watcher and...
      377 1 The inscrutable China watcher and A 45-y««r-old Amsncan academic ha« jutt bfM ottered ttw job of US commercial attach* in Shanghai. Subject to the usual clearances, security and medical (he is a midget), he will accept. On the t»ce of it, to those of us who are not particularly tuned
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      820 1 TRADING in China? M It's a bit harder. A bit more complicated. But it's exciting too, because it's the last big frontier in International trade, and it's a mountain worth trying to climb. We're sometimes overwhelmed by the nature of the bureaucratic apparatus which we must face and
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      759 2 SBC 5 j MATT And Jenny Ob The WlMernem Trail 18M Harry Alfred Teaadale Rides Attain (Ch 5, 1. 25 p.m.): The fancy name belongs to a publisher who is racing out to Paradise Valley in search of L. M. Galloway. Galloway is a writer and
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      Journey through intestinal tract
      265 2 THE B«dy la QmtmtUm Try A little Tewlermm (Ch 5, ll.H p.m.): Dr Jonathan Miller, clinical pathologist, playwright and film producer to name but a few of his achievements leads the Journey into the dark corners of your gastrointestinal tract. We have all complained at one
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        Real treat for Indian film-goers
        1260 3 By MINU TH AROOR THE Indian Cultural Festival is now under way a celebration of music, dance, poetry, drama and exhibition of handicrafts. But a special treat remains for film-lovers. From Sunday to April 18, a series of remarkable films will be screened at Premier
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      Flights of love
      912 4 I Everyone knows that among the perks of working for an airline is you get to travel round the world free, plus discount tickets. But few people know that there are more than 1,100 airline staff who give up sightseeing in Rome or sunbathing on Martinique to
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      596 4 -k From Pag* On* single market China is ever going to have. They also know they have to get into, and empathise with the thinking of other markets, like Hongkong and Singapore These are laboratories of the capitalist economy that are close to China and which have large
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        2161 5 You have this pain in the stomach after your meals; sometimes it's so severe it wakes you up at night. You're worried: What can it be? DR TNH tells us about the symptoms, causes and treatment of Some aggravating factors are recognised smoking, excessive alcohol intake, aspirin, and antirheumatic
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      446 2 EXHIBITIONS: Victoria Theatre. 7.30 College. At the colRXHIBITION of p.m. Include^ orches- lege's lecture hall 1. American Prints tra music, North In- 2.30 p.m. For free tickGallery 10—12. Mezza- dian classical music, ets, telephone *****4. nine floor, Hyatt Re- and the mirthangam. tOVU of National Mugency Hotel. 10 a.m. Tickets
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        Interest in Chinese paintings on the rise in Singapore
        797 1 By LEONG WENG K AM MORE Singaporeans, especially the middle and upper middle income professionals, are buying paintings or learning to appreciate art if the number of art exhibitions and sales at local galleries are any indication. And cashing in on
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        562 3 APPOINTMENTS Apprenticeship Scheme for School-Leavers Reservists Ih.- DM <>ff. rs skills training in the TATA-GOVERNMENT TRAINING CENTRE and JAPAN-SINGAPORE TRAINING CENTRE leading to the award of the CRAFTSMAN CERTIFICATE upon successful completion. Apprenticeship Term Commences May 1982 TATA-GOVERNMENT TRAINING CENTRE (TGTC) OFFERS: 1) Precision Machining 2) Tool Die Making JAPAN
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