The Straits Times, 20 April 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    JTC to build storage complex
    538 1  -  RONNIE WAI Move will help ease jams By Our Jurong Reporter JURONG Town Corporation is to build a major warehousing complex its first to provide Jurong industrialists with a central storage base for goods and raw materials. The move will eliminate the need for them
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    Amnesty gift for 67,000
    41 1 BANGKOK. Mon About 17,000 prisoners throughout the country will be freed and another 50,000 will have their sentences reduced next month under a government -sponsored clemency to commemorate the 200 th anniversary of Thailand's current royal dynasty.
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    Lock icon Begins minister convicted on three charges
    125 1 Begins minister convicted on three charges TEL AVTV, Mon. Cabinet member Aharon AbuHatzeira was convicted today on three charges of theft, fraud and breach of trust by a Tel Aviv court. Abu-Hatzeira, who is Minister of Labour, Welfare and Immigration, was acquitted of other fraud charges. He was on trial
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    When fingers do the talking
    99 1 THESE children com mnnleste In sign language no lew effectively than in spoken language. Amy Ho, eight, (front right) and her classmate Low Jam May, six, both from the Singapore School for the Deaf, are seen discosslag their schoolwork with their visitors from the Selangor
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    Lock icon Getting tough
    46 1 PARIS, Mon. City police, in a new tough bid to stamp out growing violence here, killed a member of a gang of four youths who attacked two American tourists in the Champs-Elysees quarter on Saturday night. Two youths were arrested, police said today. AFP.
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    Lock icon Car workers give up $243m pay benefits to help firm
    319 1 Car workers give up $243 m pay benefits to help firm MILWAUKEE, Monday AMERICAN Motors Corporation (AMC) and the United Auto Workers (UAW) have tentatively agreed on a US$ll5 million (*****.8 million) employee investment plan, in which workers will give up pay increases and up to four weeks' paid leave
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    2 killed, one hurt in blast at Pulau Bukom
    168 1 TWO people were killed and one injured in an explosion at Shell (Eastern) Petroleum in Pulau Bukom yesterday moming. The dead were identified as Madam Lim Ah Lien. 66, and Mr Sim Siang Lens, 47, both contract workers. Mr Sernorgot bin
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    Lock icon Governor suffered mild stroke
    68 1 Governor suffered mild stroke HONGKONG. Mon. Hongkong Governor Sir Murray MacLehose, admitted suddenly to hospital last night, appeared to have suffered a mild stroke, a hospital spokesman said today. Sir Murray, 10 days away from retirement after 11 years as governor of the British colony, underwent a brain scan and
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    Lock icon Bangkok visit
    41 1 BANGKOK, Mon. Japanese Foreign Minister Yoshio Sakurauchi will pay a two-day visit here from June 20 after attending the Asean foreign ministers meeting to be held on June 14 in Singapore, a Thai Foreign Ministry spokesman said today. AFP.
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    Lock icon VIP leaves
    33 1 JAKARTA, Mon. Burmese Foreign Minister U Chit Hlaine left here today after a four-day official visit during which he held talks with President Suharto and his Indonesian counterpart Mocht.it Kusumaatmadja AFP.
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    Lock icon 12 die in polls stampede
    181 1 JAKARTA, Mon. TWELVE people died and at least 130 others injured in a stampede following a political rally in south Kalimantan, a police spokesman said today. He said the stampede occurred yesterday as about 60,000 supporters of the opposition Muslim United Development Party (PPP) rushed
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    Lock icon 1,000 more troops to join task force
    548 1 LONDON, Monday BRITAIN, exerting more military pressure on Argentina, announced today it was sending nearly 1,000 extra troops to join the naval task force heading for the disputed Falkland Islands. The Defence Ministry said a parachute battalion would be embarked in the next
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    Lock icon Arrest call
    45 1 BANGKOK, Mon Thailand has called on the Burmese authorities to arrest 12 soldiers who attacked an embankment under construction on the Thai side of the Moei River border over the weekend, Thai officials said today. There were no casualties in the attack. AFP.
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    Lock icon Soviet sub off Israeli coast, say reports
    104 1 Soviet sub off Israeli coast, say reports TEL AVTV. Mon. A Soviet submarine equipped with electronic radio monitoring equipment has been stationed for some time about 45 km off the Israeli coast, it was reported today. Several Israeli newspapers reported the presence of the Soviet vessel, quoting "impeccable" sources. The
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    SBC to revamp programmes from mid-year
    385 1 SBC to revamp programmes from mid-year THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation is to revamp its television programmes from mid-year, and the stress will be on quality films for both children and adults. Viewers arc likely to see more serious classics, and less light dramas and variety shows. Two other important changes
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    Lock icon LATEST SOLUTION IN SIGHT
    48 1 LATEST SOLUTION IN SIGHT Rl KNOS AIRKS, Mon. IMkco.vi-loiis between I nlt^d StaU* Secretary of SUU' Alexander Haijc and Argentinian Foreign Minister Mean or Caste Mrndez are approaching the final stage of a solution to the Falkland* crisis, an official rce said kere today. AFP. SER THIS PAGE
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      81 1 44 pages today NWC SHOULD CONTINUE SECOND TIER: NPB MANAGER Back Pag* SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS J-5 CAUSEWAY 19 COMICS 11 EDITORIAL 12 LETTERS 13 BACKGROUND 14 CLASSIFIEDS lt-28 SPORTS 25-31 Ludicrous (or Borg to have to qualify Pag* 30 Ministry explains labour law Forum, Pag* 13 Rocket Pilots AN
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      625 2 House number plates NUMBERS of houses and offices should be displayed outside the entrance, and be clearly seen from the road. This is one of the guidelines that all private property owners are expected to observe by Friday. Other rules include: Having number plates big enough to be clearly
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      570 2 Union revival CZECHOSLOVAKIA has taken a first-time step of revitalising its trade union movement to mobilise workers to support Communist Party goals. Its 10th Congress of Czechoslovak Trade Unions had been noted to have used more "equal" new terms to describe the labour movement and its activities.
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      COMMERCIAL
      266 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE long-term solution to the problem of long lines (or taxis In the city centre Ues not in a surcharge because there is no guarantee that there will be a sufficient number of taxis attracted to it. A better move Is to Increase competition for
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      SPORTS
      211 2 'Tennis can do it too' BJORN Borg had decided not to play in Wimbledon this year, in spite of their deadline extension offer. The result is a stalemate in which everybody Borg himself, the fans, Wimbledon and loses. Neither is the Men's International Professional Tennis Council to blame for
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      SECTION 2
      380 2 Fun clothes PING PONG is the latest madcap melee of modish mania to hit Singapore's fashion scene, says JOHN de SOUZA. It is a clothes shop set up "for all those who enjoy a fun, teens look. And for all who are young at heart from nine to
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      215 2 Leave rights THE Industrial Court has ruled that Dunlop Malaysian Industries cannot ask its employees to take leave during slack periods, but could either lay off employees temporarily or place them on short-time. The ruling follows the dispute over Dunlop's requiring 299 employees to take leave under
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      249 2 BULLISH RECEPTION FOR TRANSMARCO DEBUT SUCCESSFUL applicants of Transmarco shares were not disappointed when the shares opened at an 80 per cent premium over its offer price of $1.00 per share at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. Transmarco, listed under the first industrial trading section, saw active
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      BACKGROUND
      124 2 BEHIND PAS' STRATEGY THE Islamic opposition party, Pas, seems less concerned in the coming Malaysian election to win seats than in making an impact in a few prestige constituencies. Yet it is fielding an unmanageably large number of candidates. One reason for this strategy is to get across to
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      155 2 Children's museum TAIWAN'S museum for children was built to help young people understand their own culture. Among the exhibits are a model house, designed to show an example of traditional architecture and an oldstyle bedroom and kitchen. Children are allowed to try on classical silk garments
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Bombs go off at French offices
      81 3 Bombs go off at French offices VIENNA, Mon. Two bombs went off early today at the French embassy and Air France office in the centre of Vienna. Police said no one was hurt but damage at the airline office was estimated at 7 million Schillings (about Ss2 million) and the
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      Lock icon Haig takes time off
      99 3 UNITED States Secretary of State Alexander llaig took time oat from his gruelling schedule of talks with Argentine leaders on the Falkland Islands crisis to play tennis la Buenos Aires on Suday. Mr Hafe, 57, who has had heart problems, changed clothes after attending a church
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      Lock icon Robbers kill crying girl
      66 3 BANGKOK, Mon. A nine-year-old girl who awoke crying during a bus hold-up was shot dead by the robbers as she sat in her mother's lap, police said today. The robbers then beat and stabbed a police officer who tried to intervene after the brutal murder of
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      Lock icon Physicist dies
      40 3 PHILADELPHIA, Mon. Gaylord P. Harnwell, an atomic physicist who helped develop sonar ranging ana a former president of the University of Pennsylvania, died yesterday at his home in Haverfora, Pennsylvania, after a long illness. He was 78. UPI.
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      Lock icon Indira meets King Khaled for talks
      87 3 Indira meets King Khaled for talks RIYADH, Mon. Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi met Saudi King Khaled Ibn Abdul Aziz today at the start of an official visit reportedly aimed at improving India's US$2BO million (S&O2 million) balance of trade deficit with Saudi Arabia. The Saudi Dress agency said the
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      Lock icon Convention is last hope for Schmidt to stay in power
      461 3 MUNICH, Mon. WEST Germany's Social Democratic Party (SPD) today began a five-day national convention which political pundits regard as Chancellor Helmut Schmidt's last chance to retain power. The convention is being attended by 440 delegates at a time when opinion
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      Lock icon Gunmen launch another attack
      252 3 MADRID, Mon. Gunmen believed to be Basque separatists launched their fifth attack in two days, lobbing hand grenades into a civil guard barracks and swapping fire with guardsmen in the strife-torn northern region, police said today. One policeman was killed and 12 people were wounded in
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      Lock icon Czech govt moves to win over workers
      385 3 Czech govt moves to win over workers But the unions won't follow Solidarity lead PRAGUE, Monday CZECHOSLOVAKIA has taken the unprecedented step of revitalising its trade union movement to mobilise workers to support goals set up by the Communist Party. Analysing results of the just-ended 10th Congress of Czechoslovak Trade
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      Lock icon CHURCH WANTS WOMEN FREED
      125 3 CHURCH WANTS WOMEN FREED WARSAW, Mon. Poland's Roman Catholic Primate Archbishop Jozef Glemp yesterday demanded that martial law rulers release all interned females as a show of respect for women. About 50,000 Catholics gathered outside St Ann's Church in Warsaw's old city section the site from which Pope John Paul
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      Lock icon Two babies drowned
      67 3 MANILA, Mon. Two baby girls drowned at the weekend when a concrete wall fell on their makeshift home after floods in suburban Quezon c'ty. officials said today. The two girls, one aged a year-and-a-half, and the other only nine months, were discovered two km away from where
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      Lock icon Venus a noisy planet
      67 3 MOSCOW, Mon. Venus is a noisy planet because of howling winds which whip constantly around its surface, according to the latest findings from data sent back by two Soviet missions to the planet. Tass news agency said microphones on the two spacecraft, which landed on Venus
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      Lock icon Mystery submarine sinks trawler
      124 3 1)1 BUN, Mon. A mystery submarine became ensnared in a trawler's nets off the Irish coast yesterday and dragged the boat three kilometres before It capsized, police Five seamen were rescued unharmed by police launches. Fishermen on other boats told police that the trawler had Its
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      Lock icon Top judge admits tampering with law exam rules
      205 4 Top judge admits tampering with law exam rules MANILA, Mon. Philippine Supreme Court Justice Enrique Fernando broke down before a packed press conference today and admitted he tampered with Bar examination rules in favour of the son of an associate justice. The Chief Justice said he did it "in good
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      Lock icon Zhao's call to Third World
      83 4 HONGKONG, Mon. Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang yesterday urged the third World countries to continue with their struggle against threats of aggression by the Soviet Union and for equal status in international economic relations, the official Xinhua news agency reported. Addressing a reception in Beijing for
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      Lock icon Japan given clear trade message by Mitterrand
      366 4 TOKYO. Mon FRENCH President Francois Mitterrand yesterday left for Vancouver after a four-day visit here, leaving behind the clear message that Japan must accept the political responsibilities that go with economic strength. In an unprecedented show of goodwill coupled with stern warnings of
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        Lock icon Red Square demo
        85 4 SOVIET SECURITY security police arrested seven foreigners who staged a brief protest on Moscow's Red Square yesterday, calling on the Kremlin to cut arms spending and give more aid to developing countries. A press statement issued by organisers of the demonstration said those arrested included two Frenchmen,
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        Lock icon Peace mission
        61 4 A TEAM of Islamic mediators left Teheran yesterday after a brief visit and talks with President Ali Khamenei on the 18-month Iraq-Iran War, state-run Teheran Radio said. It said the team, led by Guinean President Ahmed Seku Toure, flew to Baghdad for similar discussions with Iraqi leaders. The
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        Lock icon Row threatens govt
        63 4 A FIERCE row between the Socialist and Christian Democratic parties threatened yesterday to bring down Italy's five-party coalition government. The row, over an alleged slur against the Socialists by Christian Democratic Treasury Minister Beniamino Andreatta, paralysed the administration. Prime Minister Giovanni Spadolini announced he was forced to
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        Lock icon Six guerillas killed
        64 4 NAMIBIA'S SECURITY forces killed six black nationalist guerillas on Sunday in two clashes during the insurgents' annual autumn offensive, defence officials said in Windhoek yesterday. In a statement, the Namibia territory force said two black children, aged seven and 11, were also killed on Sunday when they
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        Lock icon Plea for loans
        55 4 INDIAN EXTERNAL Affairs Minister Narasimha Rao yesterday asked Japan for commodity loans to help his country overcome economic difficulties, Japanese Foreign Ministry sources said in Tokyo. Mr Rao made the request during regular consultations here with Japanese Foreign Minister Yoshio Sakurauchi, but the sources said the Japanese
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        Lock icon Vientiane congress
        53 4 THE COMMUNIST Party of Laos will hold a congress from April 26 to 28, official sources said in Vientiane yesterday. The party, officially known as the Lao People's Revolutionary Party, is the ruling force in the country. A party congress is often called to discuss major political and
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      Lock icon Stress reliefs
      37 4 NEW DELHI. Mon. About three-fourths of executives in India are taking drugs and alcohol as means to relieve their professional stresses and strains, according to a study conducted by the Indian Institute of Management. AFP.
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      Lock icon RADICAL FRENCH PLAN FOR U.S. GETS SUPPORT
      185 4 RADICAL FRENCH PLAN FOR U.S. GETS SUPPORT VANCOUVER, Mon. French proposals for i radical changes in United States economic policy have won the support of most of the seven countries which will attend a Western economic summit in June, French officials said. The officials accompanied President Francois Mitterrand who had
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      Lock icon Border talks in May
      49 4 NEW DELHI, Mon. Sino-Indlan talks on the protracted border dispute and other Issues between the two nations are expected to resume here on May 17, Press Trust of India reported today. The last first round, at official level, was held in Beijing last December. AFP.
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      Lock icon Kim's son still the only one' to take over
      285 4 Kim's son still the only one' to take over TOKYO, Mm. President Kirn M-Sung's mm remain* the man designated to succeed his father as president of North Korea. Japan's Kyodo news service, In a dispatch today from Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, quoted spokesman Hyon Jan-Oak as saying the 4»->
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      Lock icon Prison guards kill five
      68 4 MANILA, Mon. Prison guards killed five men who were trying to escape from a government renabiitation centre in Dios in the southern Philippine province of Davao Del Stir, military headquarters here said today. It said the prisoners, serving sentences for offences ranging from theft to murder,
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      Lock icon Activist held
      45 4 PRAGUE, Mon. Anna Mar va nova, spokeswoman for the Charter V human rights group in Czechoslovakia, has been taken into police custody on "suspicion of incitement to rebellion" and "threats to public order," a source close to the group said last night. AFP.
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      Lock icon West joins Soviets in satellite project
      512 5 MOSCOW, Mon. THE United States, Canada and France are joining the Soviet Union in a multi-million dollar joint satellite project to help find plane crash survivors and people lost at sea. Planners, who just ended a week-long meeting, said hundreds of lives could be
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      Bridge for sale for only one dollar
      155 5 EATON RAPIDS Slchlgan), Mob. y, baddy, wanna bay a bridge? Mayor Larry Holley Insists it's no con. Come up with the money Mr Holley says he won't take a cent under a dollar and the West Knight Street bridge Is yours. The 89-year-old
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      Lock icon Nato facing worst crisis, says study
      300 5 Nato facing worst crisis, says study WASHINGTON, Monday NATO is suffering its most severe internal crisis in many years, a Congressional study released yesterday says. The study, prepared by the Congressional Research Service, said there was a belief in Europe that US leadership was no longer contributing effectively to Western
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        Monster for tight spots
        76 5 THERE'S a three-wheel monster that can get into a tight parking spot. Known as r 'micro-car," it is Australia's smallest fuily-registered car driven by a two-stroke engine capable of a top speed of 35 km h and can travel up to 600 km without refuelling. There
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        Lock icon Free trip for furry trio
        105 5 A CONTINENTAL Airlines Boeing 727 ended its flight from Washington to Austin, Texas with more passengers than it started with three kittens born in the cargo bin apparently at the same time the plane's landing gear collapsed. Bob Lauder, supervisor of Airport Services for Continental
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        Seeing red over Wally
        75 5 Bl ILDING-INDI'STRY unions in Australia are seeing red at the way Wally is making a success of his business in television advertisements. Wally, the chimpanzee, stars In Walpamur paint advertisements and the unions say that his slap-dash style and shoddy technique do nothing for the painting
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      Lock icon 146 deported
      41 5 CANBERRA, Mon. All illegal immigrants who posed as Vietnamese refugees last October have been deported, Immigration Minister lan MacPhee said today. The last 15 of the 146 people involved were sent to Taiwan by air from Sydney yesterday. AFP.
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      Lock icon 'One out of five in US fears N-war'
      157 5 'One out of five in US fears N-war' WASHINGTON, Mon. Nearly one out of five Americans often worries about the danger of nuclear war, and 51 per cent think their chances of surviving a limited nuclear war are "poor," a new poll disclosed yesterday. Nine per cent of the people
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      Lock icon 2,000 rally to back work on plant
      132 5 2,000 rally to back work on plant RICHLAND (Washington), Mon. More than 2,000 people rallied yesterday in an unusual protest supporting construction of a nuclear power plant threatened by rising costs. The demonstration was spurred by reports that the Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) was planning to suspend work on one
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      Lock icon Tremor in Tokyo
      59 5 TOKYO. Mon. A moderate earthquake, with a maximum intensity of three on the Japanese scale of seven, shook Tokyo and its vicinity, but there were no immediate reports of damage or causalties. The meteorlogical agency said the epicentre of the tremor was SO km underground in the
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      Steering home protest message
      91 5 Steering home protest message MR Alex Wozniak, who was taking part In a nuclear disarmament rally in Perth recently, tooli to the waters to draw attention to his message. The «2-year-old Mr Wozniak, of Perth's suburb of Kewdale, standing aboard his pontoon, paddled himself about 15 km down the Swan
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    Man drove carelessly on flyover
    75 6 MOTORIST Low Chin Wah, 23, whose car almost went off a flyover was fined $400 by a magistrate's court yesterday for careless driving. The court heard that the car hit a railing, went up the pavement and rammed into a lamp-post. Inspector Jack Low Kee
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    Helping the postman to zero in quick
    326 6 Helping the postman to zero in quick Number display guidelines for property owners PRIVATE property owners are expected from Friday to display numbers that will make it easy for the postman to identify addresses. Guidelines were recently issued as to how such owners should display the numbers. House numbers and
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    Police dig up gems in Perak
    121 6 Police dig up gems in Perak THREE Singapore detectives dug a metre-deep hole in Batu Gajah, Perak on Saturday and recovered $20,000 worth jewellery wrapped in a plastic bag. A suspect was escorted back to Singapore the next day. Police said the jewellery was stolen from a house in Lorong
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    Swim club officials
    56 6 THE Public Swimming Club at Van Kit Road has elected Mr Gan Eng Guan as its president. Other officials are: Mr Wong Wai Kehong and Mr Chia Kok Sien (vice-presi-dents); Mr Chong Nam Choon (secretary); Mr Chan Heng Fai (asst secretary); Mr Ng Elk Chuan (treasurer); and
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    2-year jail term back-dated
    196 6 A FOOD hawker, who in February last year began serving a 12-year jail sentence for consorting with a gunman, yesterday had his sentence back-dated, on appeal, to March 24, 1980. On Feb 8, 1961 Ameran bin Mohamed Salleh, 24, pleaded guilty in the High Court to
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    Teachers miss out on 'pearls of wisdom' IN SO MANY WORDS
    506 6 Teachers miss out on 'pearls of wisdom' IN SO MANY WORDS WHAT'S in a name? Sometimes It can be quite a lot. This banner outside the Regional Language Centre in Orange Grove Road yesterday greeted 351 delegates to a seminar on well, you can see for yourself. But the word
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    Police seek his help
    86 6 Police seek his help POLICE want to contact Er Hork Lye (left), all** Tan Yr»w Chiang, alias Colin Tan and alias Allan Tan. to assist them In their investigations Into several cases of cheating and criminal breach of trust Involving aboit $IM,H#. His last known address was 3111-N, Black 22,
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    May Day jog and rally to kick off activities
    264 6 May Day jog and rally to kick off activities AN EARLY morning Jog followed by a rally at Trade Union House in Shenton Way will kick off a series of month-long activities planned by the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) to celebrate May Day. Among other things, workers and their
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    Calling all anglers
    58 6 THE Sentosa Development Corporation will hold the second and third fishing competitions of its 1982 fishing series on Sunday and May 8. Admission charge for Sunday's contest at the Sentosa Eastern Lagoon Canoe Centre is 12.40 a competitor. This covers return ferry rides. The event starts at
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    Aerospace company to sponsor studies in US
    279 8 Aerospace company to sponsor studies in US AN AMERICAN aerospace company and its Singapore subsidiary have I set up a scholarship scheme for Singaporeans ito study engineering at I the University of Illinois in the United States. The Sunstrand Engineering Scholarship I scheme provides for a four-year course on any
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    High points of tour
    48 8 THE women sub-committee of Canberra community centre has organised a trip to Sentosa on Sunday, a tour of Genting Highlands and Fraser's Hill from May 24 to 27 and an intermediate cake-making class on Wednesday from 7 to 10 p.m. Telephone *****52 for details.
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    Learn to cook
    35 8 THE Katong community centre women's sub-committee ii organising a series of classes on man xin. western ani nonya cake-making, jelly making, fruit and vegetable can-ing, and Western cooking. For ietails, telephone *****58.
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    Congress to create interest in work appraisal
    297 8 A CONGRESS will be held in November to stimulate greater interest in performance appraisal. According to the manager of the National Productivity Board's labourmanagement relations unit, Mr Wee Yue Chew, local managers will be given a chance at the congress to share their
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  • Article
    Preparing for exams
    49 8 HOW to prepare for examinations will be discussed by a management consultant, Mr Lam Boon Tong, at the Mountbatten community centre's reading room on Friday at 7.30 p.m. The talk, for secondary students and those pursuing professional courses, is organised by the centre's youth executive committee.
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    Centre plans science room for children
    425 8 THE Singapore Science Centre is working on a plan to develop a science room for primary school students as part of its scheme to expose them to science at an early age. "And it may become a model of similar set-ups in the schools,"
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    Work begins on yardstick for productivity
    899 8  - Work begins on yardstick for productivity JUNE TAN SET OF INDICATORS FOR CIVIL SERVICE By Our Education Reporter GOVERNMENT ministries and statutory boards are working on a set of indicators to measure the work performance of every unit within the civil service. In line with the government's emphasis on increasing
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    Soil test
    35 8 SOIL investigations are being carried out off Kuala Johor Fairway until the end of June. A pontoon mounted with a drilling rig will be used, and mariners are advised to proceed with care.
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    Sports day for homes
    47 8 THE 16th annual athletic meeting for residents of the 13 welfare homes administered by the Social Welfare Department will be held at Raffles Institution, Grange Road, on Saturday at 2.30 p.m. About 150 children and aged residents of th? homes will take part.
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  • Article
    TRAINING STINT IN BRITAIN FOR SILO MANAGERS
    218 9 TRAINING STINT IN BRITAIN FOR SILO MANAGERS SILO supermarkets will send some of its employees to Britain on a $100,000-training programme to improve their skills in supermarket operations. This was confirmed yesterday by the general manager of Silo supermarkets, Mr Lim Ho Seng. He declined to give detail! pending the
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  • Article
    Farmer ordered to pay $36,000
    213 9 Farmer ordered to pay $36,000 THE High Court yesterday ordered a farmer to pay $36,000 to a tropical fish farming company. The sum was part of a land acquisition compensation paid by the Housing Board in acquiring the land at Lorong Mayang, off Nee Soon. Venice Enterprises Pte Ltd, stated
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    $1,500 fine for outraging modesty
    89 9 $1,500 fine for outraging modesty A MAN, Cheah Cheng Huat, 30. was fined $1,500 by a magistrate yesterday after he admitted outraging the modesty of a 20--year-old girl at reclaimed land near the Esplanade, on the night of March 23. The court heard that the f[irl and her boyfriend were
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    St Margaret's 140th year
    34 9 A CONCERT of dance, drama and music will be held at the Victoria Theatre by St Margaret s School on Saturday at 8 pm to celebrate its 140 th anniversary.
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    Award for an honest airport employee
    148 9 Award for an honest airport employee AN honest employee of Singapore Airport Terminal Services (SATS) was praised and awarded a souvenir by the director of the Taiwan Visitors Association, Mr Dick Chen yesterday. Madam Anggama Karpaya found at Changi Airport last month a wallet containing currency notes worth $480 which
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  • Article
    Three burglars get jail, 16 lashes each
    157 9 THRKK members of a K»ng of five burglars, who amassed a loot ri*'!* than «Mf,Mt, were yesterday sentenced to a total of 1» years of preventive detention. Each was also ordered to be given IS lashes. Ho June Seong, 41, was Jailed for
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    $9,000 in ex-gratia payment to firm
    157 9 $9,000 in ex-gratia payment to firm THE Tenants' Compensation Board yesterday approved an ex-gratia payment of $9,000 to A.M. Daisy and Co, which had originally claimed $70,000 as compenstion from the land owners. Counsel for United Overseas Bank Ltd and Chung Khiaw Realty Ltd, Mr Tan Kok Quan, had submitted
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    Father on killing charge
    70 9 A LABOURER. Kr .mail Singh. 35, was charged in court yesterday with the murder of his son and daughter, aged three and two. He is alleged to have murdered Manjit Singh and Kumal Jeet Kaur at a block of flats in Yung Kuang Road last Saturday
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    New bureau will take lead in fire prevention
    553 9 THE Singapore Fire Service will set up a Fire Prevention Bureau to cope with an increased workload arising from new fire prevention measures that are now being formulated. Announcing this at the opening of a fire safety conference yesterday, Home Affairs Minister
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    Civil servants to get 50 per cent transport raise
    246 9 CIVIL servants will enjoy, on average, a 50 per cent rise in transport allowances from next month. A Finance Ministry circular states that the new allowance will be 35 cents per kilometre for those claiming car rates. For those riding a
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    Team studies how Japan computerised
    257 9 Team studies how Japan computerised A STUDY team is now in Japan to pick up valuable pointers and learn from the Japanese government's experience in computerisation The mission, organised by the National Computer Board, is particularly interested in finding out how the Japanese have promoted the computer services industry, and
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    IE concert at the Vic
    35 9 THE Institute of Education will present its seventh annual public concert, Opus VII, at the Victoria Theatre on Sunday. The Institute's choir alumni band and instrumental ensemble will be participating.
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      708 9 Management needs to know! I /ACT EDP Controls and Audit workshop provides training for management who need to know. EDP Controls and Audit Workshop A review of basic control features and an introduction to auditing procedures for EDP Systems. Important concepts featured in the discussions are: review and evaluation of
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
      • Article
        Lock icon Litter-bugs fined
        50 10 MORE THAN 300 people were fined after the Johore Baru municipality put into effect its Singapore-style tough anti-litter law from April 1. Each was fined $5. Anti-litter units, comprising municipal officers, worked in shifts to arrest litterbugs, including errant hawkers who disposed of litter around their stalls. NST.
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        Lock icon Camera boom
        59 10 THE CAMERA trade in Penang is enjoying a boom time following the abolition of import duties on cameras, films and photographic accessories by the government last year. A check with camera importers, sole agents and dealers showed that sales of cameras and films had shot up tremendously, particularly
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        Lock icon 'Form holy army' call
        77 10 FORMER Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman, writing in his weekly column in a newspaper, yesterday called on Arab governments to organise a holy army to recover Jerusalem from Israel. Referring to the shooting incident on Jerusalem's sacred Al Aqsa mosque earlier this month, the Tunku said
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        Lock icon Doctors protest
        77 10 DOCTORS AT the University Hospital in Petaling Jaya have gone on a go-slow. They said the move was precipitated by a similar action taken by disgruntled doctors at the Kuala Lumpur general hospital. The go-slow began yesterday, resulting in long queues at the emergency and accident units and
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      Lock icon Firm can't ask staff to take leave during slack periods
      446 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon court rules IT (the annual leave) is intended for V leisure, enjoyment and travel. It should not be forced on the employees merely to suit the company's con- venlence. Mr Justice Harun. DUNLOP Malaysian Industries Berhad cannot
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      Lock icon Growth with harmony' pledge
      228 10 Growth with harmony' pledge SEREMBAN, Mon. The government will contin- ue to ensure that level- < opment projects are properly planned and distributed to maintain harmony in the country, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Moha- mad said today. All states would receive the equal attention of the government on
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    • Run-up to the election
      • Article
        Lock icon It is the most undemocratic election of all, says DAP
        274 10 It is the most undemocratic election of all, says DAP KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE Democratic Action Party has described the forthcoming election as the most undemocratic ever held in Malaysia. It cited as evidence the "unjustified ban on public rallies" and the "all-embracing" National Front control of ownership of the
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        Lock icon 200 stranded
        45 10 TAIPING, Mon. More than 200 people were stranded at the railway station here yesterday as a south-bound train carrying them could not pass through the Bukit Berapit bridge. Police said the bridge was damaged after it was rammed by a lorry yesterday NST.
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        Lock icon PAS 'WILL AMEND KHALWAT LAW IF...
        153 10 PAS 'WILL AMEND KHALWAT LAW IF... ALOR STAR, Mon. Pas president Datuk Asri Haji Muda has said the party would work towards amending the law on khalwat (close proximity) if given a mandate by the people. He said the khalwat law should also cover nonMuslims and that the penalty for
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        Thai forces put on alert in the south
        113 10 YALA (Thailand), Mon. Thai security forces have gone on alert In sooth Thailand borderIng Malaysia against possible communist guerilla activities before the Malaysian elections, army sources said today. The sources said the Thai forces were ••ooperatinK with their Malaysian counterparts to prevent
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      569 10 I ASAHI AY WE WELCOME Mr. Minoru Yoneda President Mrs. Sakiko Yoneda Secretary Director Mr. Takeshi Yaegashi Sales Manager ASAHI YUKI HANBAI CO. LTD., Tokyo, Japan A. Mr. Leslie B Lewis Vice President Mrs. Diann Lewis of ASAHI/AMERICA, INC., Medford, M. A.. U.S.A. \,,ie Distributor ot ASAHI 'AY Plastic Valves
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    Case build-up gives it more teeth
    500 11 Case build-up gives it more teeth Base for feedback boosted by membership offer to 100,000 6 Case will now be able to monitor the market situation more closely, with such a big number of people having direct access to Case. Retailers most make an added effort to provide quality products
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  • Article
    Island camp in May
    52 11 A CAMP in St John Island on May 8 and 9 has been organised by the Kampong Glam community centre youth group. Fees are $14 for members and $16 for non-members. Last day for signing up is April 30. For details, telephone *****57 between 3 and
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    $622,000 award for accident victim stays
    300 11 THE COURT of Appeal dismissed with costs yesterday a civil appeal by motorist Lee Kuo Shin who is under a judgment order to pay $622,800 damages to Mr Lai Chi Kay, 29, of Hongkong, as loss of his prospective earnings for 15 years, followinga
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    YMCA course
    43 11 THE YMCA of Singapore will conduct a five-week course on photography for beginners. Lessons will be held every Tuesday between 7.30 and 9.30 p.m. and Saturday between 2 and 4 p.m. The first class will start today. For details telephone *****38.
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    NOW NTUC TRAVEL PLANS TO HOLD TOURS
    115 11 NOW NTUC TRAVEL PLANS TO HOLD TOURS NTUC Travel Service, the travel agency owned by the Singapore Labour Foundation, plans to set up a $200,000 company to organise economy tours of Asian cities and later to Europe and America. Its spokesman said: "We are still in the planning stage and
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    Floral show for charity
    51 11 THE Singapore chapter of Ikebana International will exhibit floral arrangements at the Mandarin Hotel from Friday to Sunday. The exhibition will be opened on Friday at 6 p.m. by the First Lady, Mrs Devan Nair. All proceeds will be donated to the Home (or the Aged
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    Ministry plans new vehicle workshop
    128 11 Ministry plans new vehicle workshop A NEW $9.6 million vehicle workshop will be built by the Environment Ministry on a 1.9 hectare site at the junction of Paya Lebar Road and Paya Lebar Way. When ready by late next year, it will replace the existing workshop at MacKenzie Road built
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    Cultural show
    38 11 THE Paya Lebar community centre and Irving Road community centre are holding a cultural show at Block 124. Hougang Avenue 1 on Saturday at 8 p.m. The snow is presented by the People's Association cultural troupe.
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    Woman tells of stabbing horror in flat lift
    426 11 Woman tells of stabbing horror in flat lift A BANK officer relived her moments of terror in a district court yesterday when she described how she was stabbed while resisting a man's embrace in a lift on the afternoon of June 6, 1980. Mrs Auw Chor Ec, a resident of
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  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
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      207 11 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh Hal Camp spc*rps spo&tg she's what vvould "cultupm. EVEhrrs" J£££ot SPORTS -YOO SMOOLP PU3HT, YOU KiJO\V JUST RWP OFF 4TO I I rt^e an ihTTEREST irJ y 1 Jisesy about it, —O^Vn" 0 fHE S| T| < R^ c e.' y j^i 1^ Blondie
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    The Straits Times says... Surcharge not a magic wand
    506 12 The Straits Times says Surcharge not a magic wand TAXI trips from the airport have been surcharged since 1980, because crowds are thin at certain times and taxi drivers said it would otherwise not be worth their while to drive out empty to meet arriving airline passengers who might not
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    Palestinian autonomy: Who wants what?
    2142 12  -  TAN LIAN CHOO Part Two of a series on the prospects for a Middle East peace settlement By Our Diplomatic Correspondent STANDING at the Zion Gate and pointing to the holes in the stone wall, historic marks from each war fought at the gate, the
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      21 12 when it comes to quality, there's just no comparison! Sole Agents: H. L. Yong Co. Pt«. Ltd. STORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG
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      199 12 Next Monday: The Sinai withdrawal and beyond JTSLST**" -ver preBBur Food Beverages g E Fresh From Australia -Agents and distributors wanted^ Food Festival >A/ S«« Australia at \LJ 5™ at ALL I V VS) Food Hotel Asia SS 1^ j Cold Storage J JtCrX WorW Trade Centre /f^ j HS
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  • FORUM
    • Letter, Illustration
      Dismissal before due inquiry is wrongful.
      329 13 Ministry explains labour law I REFER to the letter 'What does 'wrongful dismissal' mean?" by K. K. Ng (ST, April 8). Section 14 of the Employment Act provides that an employer may after due inquiry dismiss without notice an employee for misconduct. The effect
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    • Letter
      ...and it may vary from one case to another
      320 13 ...and it may vary from one case to another I REFER to the letter "How Section 14 of the Employment Act can be further improved" (ST, April 8) by Mr Teddy K.C. Lim. I am glad that Mr Teddy Lim, who had occasions to make representations to the Labour Ministry
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    • Letter
      Painfully long wait at the hospital
      220 13 Painfully long wait at the hospital RECENTLY, I had a frustrating encounter with the medical staff of the Accident and Emergency unit of a government hospital. I had sustained a crushed toe at home and was rushed to the unit. As my toe was bleeding profusely, I politely asked a
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    • Letter
      Cat lovers' group offers help
      150 13 Cat lovers' group offers help IN reply to "Frustrated Resident*" letter "Cat's nightly visits keep flat dwellers awake" (ST, March SI), I would like to point out that The Cats' Protection League Is always ready to deal with Mich complaints, as our main objective is to clear Singapore of strays,
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    • Housing woes
      • Letter
        Snag in using CPF home owners' scheme
        165 13 BEFORE the implementation of Phases I and II of the Central Provident Fund (CPF) residential property scheme, I purchased a residential property. This property is currently mortgaged to a finance company under a 22-year term loan. My recent application to the CPF Board
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      • Letter
        Plight of family waiting to buy HDB flat
        124 13 I HAVE a relative who has been given notice to quit his rented accommodation (where he has been living for the past 10 years) because a new owner has taken over. He has a wife and three children. They cannot afford to
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      • Letter
        Little done to stop illegal parking
        79 13 Little done to stop illegal parking THE news article "Parked lorry that caused death" (ST. March 30) prompts me to ask why the Traffic Police has taken little action against owners of vehicles that are parked along double yellow lines of major roads in many Housing Board estates. The vehicles
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    • Letter
      New CPF scheme won't get more wives to work
      201 13 New CPF scheme won't get more wives to work I REFER to the new Central Provident Fund scheme whereby employers have to pay a levy of 30 per cent of the monthly wage of foreign workers, subject to a minimum of $150 a month (ST, March 29). It was stated
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    • Letter, Illustration
      Health check to include range of hazards
      262 13 Health check to include range of hazards I REFER to the letter "Industrial diseases that need attention most" by "Right Priority" (ST, April 7). The writer asked why the Labour Ministry was intending to introduce compulsory medical examinations for workers exposed only to "minor" hazards such as arsenic and lead,
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      382 13 THINKING OF BUYING A COLOUR TV? THINK AGAIN Consider today's pace of technological advancement. You may well afford to own a colour TV but can you afford to change your sets often to keep up with the latest technology in TV 9 TV with remote control. TV with stereo sound
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  • BACKGROUND
    • Article, Illustration
      PAS strategy and tactics
      1527 14  - PAS strategy and tactics DILIP MUKERJEE By Writing for The Straits Times MALAYSIA'S Islamic Party seems less concerned with winning seats in the April 22 election for parliament and 11 state assemblies then with making an impact In a few prestige constituencies. The object is to reassert its claim, severely
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      A tale of two courts
      1144 14  -  Ivan Fernandez How to deal with American companies By HERE is a cautionary story for Singapore businessmen who trade with US firms. Based on the experience of a i| local trading company, it's moral is: Watch out for the pitfalls when such commercial deals turn
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      130 14 Swissair: First Class on even the shortest European flights. If you've travelled First Class from Singapore to Zurich by DC- 10 on Tuesday, Friday and Sunday, Swissair wouldn't like to bundle you ofTthere into ,i less agreeable environment for your connecting journey to more than 40 European destinations. That's why
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      25 14 OUnhl EYEWEAR I WmBM tl L I vvfl w I m WBf „n Available from Dunhill shops and counters as well as appointed optical outlets.
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  • TIMESBUSINESS
    • NEWSBRIEFS
      • Article
        TIM Flour Mills
        33 15 UNITED Malayan Flour Mills has reported unaudited group profits (after depreciation) of Ms4B9 089 ($846,004) for the six months ended Jan 31^1982. on group sales of $19,213 million ($21,563 million).
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        IMT reports loss
        51 15 INDIA Malaysia Textile Bhd has reported a net loss of M 53.2 million (against the previous loss of $944 610) for the year endeu March 31, 1981. Total turnover amounted to $15.1 million ($l5 3 million). The accumulated loss carried forward is $14.4 million against $11.2 million
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      • Article
        DBS Land payment
        115 15 DBS Land paid about $1.1 million to purchase the additional one per cent or 1.1 million shares, partly paid up to 0.695 cents, in Raffles Holdings (Pte). In consequence. DBS Land now holds 51 per cent of the issued capital of Raffles Holdings. The property group has
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      • Article
        Straits Trading
        36 15 TRADING in the shares of Straits Trading resumed yesterday. The shares, (suspended on April 14 at $9.45) were traded to a close of $9.65 5 cents down from the opening price of $9.70 yesterday.
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        Tong Meng sale
        51 15 TONG Meng Industries has informed its proposed sale of London and Pacific Insurance Company would result in an increase in the net asset backing of 13.5 cents per share. None of the major shareholders and directors of the company have any interest, direct or indirect in the
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        MRCB queried
        102 15 THE KLSE has queried Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad (MRCB), on its proposed acquisition of Selayang Jaya Sdn Bhd for Ms3o million, to be satisfied by the issue of 15 million new MRCB shares at M 52.00 each. MRCB is to inform the basis of valuing its shares at
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        UIC buys subsidiaries
        40 15 UNITED Industrial Corporation has purchased two wholly-owned subsidiaries. Agabus Pte Ltd and Planrite Pte Ltd. The companies will each have an authorised capital of $25,000 and paid-up capital of $2 each. They will be investment holding companies.
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        Lock icon Relaxing credit curbs
        63 15 NEW DELHI, Mon. The Reserve Bank of India's tight bank credit policy will prove counter-productive because of the current recession in some industrial units. The Associated Chamber of Commerce and Industry president Raunaq Singh said the government should modify and relax present credit policy, noting that recessionary
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        Lock icon Chromite discovery
        74 15 MANILA, Mon. Benguet Corp, the Philippines' major gold producer, has discovered a new lode of chromite at its Masinloc Chromite mine in Zambales Province, 139 kms north of Manila. A spokesman said the discovery of low-silica chromite will boost chromite reserves and support operations at the mine for
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        Lock icon Japanese gold sales
        97 15 TOKYO, Mon. Japanese banks, which started selling gold over the counter to the public this month, sold 670 kilos worth 1.88 billion yen in the first seven days of April. The 12 Japanese city banks now selling gold sold 450 kilos worth 1.26 billion yen and issued
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      Lock icon Caterpillar projects lower sales volume this year
      150 15 Caterpillar projects lower sales volume this year PEORIA (Illinois), Mon. Caterpillar Tractor Co expects 1982 physical sales volume to be moderately below that of the preceding year. It recently revised downwards its 1982 business outlook, but did not give an expected performance level. For 1981, Caterpillar had sales of US$9.l5
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      Lock icon Gold futures trading begins on hopeful note in London
      491 15 LONDON, Mop. Trading in the increasingly popular field of gold futures comes to London today at a time when the metal's price has received a boost from a rise in international tensions. London, traditionally the pre-eminent pricing centre for the world
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    • Article
      Bullish reception for Transmarco debut
      325 15 SUCCESSFUL applicants of Transmarco shares were not disappointed when the shares opened at an 80 per cent premium over its offer price of $1.00 per share at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. Transmarco Ltd, which was listed under the first industrial trading section, saw
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      Quest for new sources of timber supplies
      431 15 WOOD product manufacturers in Singapore are embarking on a worldwide search for new sources of raw materials and the latest technology to ensure the long-term survival of the local timber industry. A series of overseas trade and study missions has been planned by
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      New Serendah proposes 1-for-l bonus issue
      308 15 THE New Serendah Rubber Company has proposed a one-for-one bonus issue, its third since 1970. The bonus will capitalise MJ12.296 million from its capital reserve account which was boosted by M 531.7 million through a revaluation of its estates last year. New Serendah said
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      Sabah bank to issue $64m notes
      244 15 SABAH Development Bank announced it is making arrangements for the issue of US$3O million (5564.5 million) floating rate notes due 1989. The issue, to be finalised on April 30, is to be lead managed by a team of three banks Bank Bumiputra, First Chicago
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      Shoe maker to tap Asian dollar bond market
      429 15 JAPANESE companies are once again dominating the Asian dollar bond market this year. The latest to tap the market will be Asics Corporation, one of Japan's largest manufacturers and distributors of sports shoes. The company will be borrowing US$l2.5 million <5526.9 million)
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      Launching pad for new building products
      163 15 Launching pad for new building products THE Singapore Institute of Architects Building Centre has become an important reference guide for foreign buyers. The centre, which displays building products, is also becoming an effective launching pad for new building products. The centre's manager Georgina Lim said foreign professionals such as architects,
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  • Market Highlights
    • Article
      Prices higher in selective trading
      485 15 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed sllghtl> higher with gains nut numbering lasses In selective moderate tradIng. Newly-listed Transmarco Ltd, a Metro subsidiary, traded initially at $1.84 and eased to $1.62 before closing at $1.78 compared with Its Issue price of $1. CSI.IM units were traded. The
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      71 15 Bousu-ad Bhd Dnnlop Ind (ialnncxs MTC -4 C*C En* Uithrir Bbd NBT -1 -5 -4 CCM FAN Haw Par N»t Iran 2 •30 -5 (old SUr»nr (.en tin us lnrhr»p» Bhd PMC 2 1 -2 Pu Eire KaUiouuln St Trndlnx I' M Wcriu -5 15 Perils
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        Rises
        52 15 r n L' M W *.-»rn,. Credit *pore But r»l Lee Bank :.mnd Central MBS LOL ■it Steamship Berlin Plant •in K. 'kin. ran hnnit 650 520 400 322 236 600 480 370 298 202 404 368 316 30 15 12 12 12 10 10 10 10 10 8
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        17 15 Transmarco MUM S Land Wrts 267.000 F Merlin 150.000 *™J« »fi Total value: $12 64m
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        34 15 3T Indicator: Industrials: -"inaiKC -lotels i»roperties: Minings: Plantations: 3CBC: SES Ind Apr 16 743.67 1717.32 1094.86 667.14 299.86 896 00 697.83 576.90 Apr 19 *****2 748.55 1721.28 1096.31 669.65 299.95 889.37 699.73 580.13
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      2418 16 TanMver Onres In this Üblr are unofflcUl. Abated for scrip rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded in l*to M II shares each, with price quoted la dollars. INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL INI Uil DW* Ht«k Lo» Co»»*«y 8«'« N.I I' Vol Day* (■000) Hick Lew 306 247 Aetna 281
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      585 16 TRADING rcsamed at ft •tower pace at the Slngftpare slock market yesterday at Investors took on a cautious approach following last Friday's easier claoe. The market opened on a qalet aote and remained relatively doll thronghoat the day. AltltMgh share prices held steady, buying
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      368 16 SHARE prices on the Kuala Lumpur stock market closed mixed yesterday in less active trading. Aside from the firmer opening in selected financials, the other market sectors started off around overnight levels and values plotted a mild retreat for a better part of the morning session.
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      34 16 Industrials Finance Hotels Up 29 4 1 Down 36 2 unch 17 2 Properties (HI Palms rins 5 rubbers 3 1 1 4 4 4 1 5 3 2 E rubbers Deb/Loans
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      201 16 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST (Mui(en' price* far April M) The Commerce 2.92 3.07 The Savings Fund 1.66 1.74 Spore Prog Fund 1 26 1.32 Spore Sec Fund 1.86 2.06 Spore Invest Fund 1.07 1.12 S'pore Equity Fund 1.22 128 ASIA UNIT TKrsT (Muacers' prim l.r April M) Mai Invest
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      1438 16 BID and offer price* officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of snare* traded shown In brackets In lot* of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Tunes Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board
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        290 16 STOCKS IN Hongkong yesterday closed near Friday's level with early losses pared by light bargain-hunting in the afternoon, brokers said. Prices opened slightly lower in very quiet trading due to lack of fresh factors, they added. The Hang Seng index closed off 1.83 points at 1,180.65, against a loss
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        264 16 PRICES in the Sydney stock market were mixed yesterday, with resource stocks falling after a drop in gold prices overseas, while industrials were generally higher, brokers said. At the close, the All-Ordi-naries index was 1.2 points down at 476.1. The industrial index rose 1.1 points to 628.3 with the
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        294 17 THE Tokyo stock market held generally steady in dull tradcontinued to dominate in the absence of any new marketmoving factors, dealers said. i AllnomoU) Akai A_hi Chra A_hi UUus Bank TBanjru Bridftiton* Canon Chljroda Chubu Pwr Cltlacn D Nip Print U Nip Toryo Dallchl Kuifyo Bk Ebart Fuji Bank
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        644 17 LONDON, Mon. The market closed mixed after a quiet start to the new account, with trading still overshadowed by the Falkland Islands dispute. At 3pm the FT index was down 0.7 at 550.0 after 545.9 at 10 am. Oils firmed after a cautious start to leave gains of 4p
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        32 17 H.K.HANG SENG Monday 1 180.65 Friday 1 182.48 Week Ago closed AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Monday 628.3 Friday 627.2 Week Ago closed All. ORDINAKIKS Monday 476 1 Friday 477.3 Week Ago closed
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      1558 16 BID and offer price* officially nsted and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of share* traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS AjMimiU (4.208) call Aleam (1.245) (1) 1.24 (1) 1.23 cd A Cbae
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        398 17 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, with May RSS One buyers quoted at 186.50 cents per kilo, up half a cent on last Friday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up slightly on after hours' closing levels and later ruled inactive throughout the session,
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        34 17 Rubber: Apr 19 Singapore: May: 186.50 cents (up 0.50 cent) Malaysia: Maj: 207.50 cents (up 0.25 cent) Tin: M 529.35 per kilo (down 5 cents) Official offering: 325 tonnes (up 130 tonnes)
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        112 17 THE KII.c (BAR for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at {24.883 and closed at $24,825 yesterday. Gold was fixed at US$356.75 in London this morning. Source: N.M. RaUnrUM ■■ft ta Sal Hongkong 357 50B 355 50B SHOOS 3560OS Singapore (2) 358 70B 355 SOB *****B *****S Export prices in
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        99 17 NOON SSR and SMI! pnc*« ywKrday ■A 8 May Juae (Carnal Mtk) (Forward Mta> Hu.rn B*lUr> Barer. S.llrr. Illoopallell 162J0 164.50N 163.90 165 SON SSR 50 llttfipallr.i ***** 162.00N ***** IS3OON MBBLB May J»" SMHCV 11-unpallMl IWW 200 SON- 200 50 202.50N SMH I. II ten p^ku
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        28 17 THE STRAITS tin price eased another five cents to M 529.35 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 130 tonnes to 325 tonnes.
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        148 17 CHINESE I'roduor Exctaage, Singapore, n««n rlasliig prices per IM kg yesterday. (ooanut «U: Bulk fob {97 00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $109.00 sellers, new drum fob $113.00 sellers. (•pr»: Mixed (loose) $47.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok while pepper fob Asia NI.W $375 00 sellers. Sarawak
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        145 17 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian palm oil market finished slightly steadier in fairly active trading yesterday, dealers said. South in April rose $2.50 to MS950 per tonne and central was traded at $945. In May south was unchanged at $947.50. The refined market was featureless on lack of overseas
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      175 17 THE US/Sing dollar opened at $2.1510/30 and was traded to a low of $2.1460 70 at the close in the Singapore forex market yesterday. Trading was moderate amidst some commercial selling of US dollars. The US dollar against major currencies was weaker, despite an increase of US$7.l
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      46 17 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on April 19: Overnight: 3.i Call deposits: 3'i% Biyiu Sclliaf I- mi hi th rreasury bills 34 3H 1-month Sank bills 813/16 811/18 3 months CD 8 5/16 8 3/16 6 months CD 89/16 87/16 tower: N»tta—I Utanul
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      34 17 Closing interbank rates for Singapore dollars on April 19: Offer Bid Overnight 15 14 1 month S 8 2 months g3 16 8 1 IS 3 months 8 B. Overnight mode 7',
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      24 17 THE Average rate at which major Sln߻part> banks are carreatly prepared to lend to their best customers is 11.13 per cent.
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      332 17 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on April 19. Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on April 19: CurrMtCM* Nominal rat»i Smithsonian P«rc*nlagi quoted yaitarday croH)p*nty changi l>ocal dollars to one unit of foreign currency: US dollar 2.1460 2.1470 2.8196 -23.8! Sterling pound
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      172 18 OCBC gains control of discount house THE Oversea-Chinese Nanking Corporation has increased Its shareholding In International Discount Company Ltd to 51.43 per rent from 4$ per cent, making the latter a subsidiary of the group. In a statement to the Stock Exchange of Singapore, OCBC said it has, together with
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      469 18 RAFFLES City (Pte) Ltd, the developer of the futuristic hotel, office and shopping complex of the same name, has become a subsidiary of DBS Land through an intricate move which has gone largely unnoticed in investment circles. Last week, DBS Land, now the holding
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      418 18 LOS ANGELES, Mon. Levi Strauss and Co's profit decline may last at least through this year as its name loses some prominence in retail circles, with the decision to let the retail chains Sears Roebuck and J. C. Penney sell its products. According
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      163 18 Marshalls, Fulton to remain separate TWO British money-brok-ing firms Marshalls and Charles Fulton will continue as separate units in Singapore, in spite of a recent takeover move which brought them under one corporate roof. A few weeks ago, London's Mercantile House, which owns Marshalls, acquired Fulton for L 6.5 million
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      141 18 LONDON, Mon. Some very poor results from Rio Tinto Zinc operating companies, including a second-half loss at CRA, have braced the market for a steep downturn in 1981 earnings. At £102.3 million (SJ37B million) after minorities, they are marginally ahead of last
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      260 18 MILAN, Mon. Exactly a year after its divorce from Dunlop, Pirelli, the Italian tyre and cable group, has announced a sweeping reorganisation aimed at unifying the hitherto fragmented management of its operations worldwide. The cornerstone of the scheme, which caps three years of steady r*
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      177 18 LONDON, Mon. Lonrho's 15 per cent shareholder Gulf Fisheries may have done other holders a good turn by kicking up a fuss about the group's proposed increase in borrowing limits from twice to three times shareholders' funds, incorporating associate reserves into equity along the way.
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      324 18 MRCB to buy Selayang Jaya for M $30 m MALAYSIAN Resources Corporation Bhd (MRCB) has gone on the property acquisition trail again, with the proposed purchase of Selayang Jaya Sdn Bhd for Ms3o million. In a weekend announcement, MRCB said it will issue 15 million new shares valued at Ms
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      32 18 2 BARGES FOR CHARTER OR SALE 180' x 50' x 10' Please contact 502, sth Floor, Fook Hai Building, 150 South Bridge Road, Singapore 0105. Telex: TAWAN RS *****. Tel: *****1 i
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      564 19 TELEPHONE SERVICE: *****22 RATES Mondoy Fridoy 900 om 530 pm CLASSIFICATION CROUP l U l \k J?-00 P m or next day) Ordinory 90 cts per word (Mm $1 3 50i Iff 1 _S^fj^C^af!^C\Bl lieT^ Iff^l jM*»-jKI f l)|\| COUNTER SERVICE: (Mm $52 80 Sundoy Timev D Employment \^^lV^//^i^V^Jf\'^s</l I
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      298 19 NOODLES COME TO the Noodle People Woh Hup Noodle House. Other specialities: 'PEI-PA' Duck, Earthen-Pot Food. Porridge. Dally 11 a.m. till 2.45 am at 159-161. Kitchener Road. Tel: *****70 Take-away available. EXCELLENT VEGETARIAN FOOD. c Fast service, alrcondltloned. 21 Easy parking loa.m. to 8.30 p.m. p Kwan Im Vegetarian Restau-
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      627 19 I SPECIALIST IN upholstery, ustom-made sofas. Trade-lr ccepted. Reasonable price *****0 day *****75 night USMION (SOFA'S) SET for rev holsterlng or made-to-ordei overs, contact Anne Foo *****0 lEUPHOLSTERV, MADE TO IRDER, Sofa, settees and curalns for homes, offices anc lotels Phone *****46. lE-UPHOLSTERY OF OLD Sofa foi lomes. Hotels, Offices
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      469 19 ATTENTION LADIES. SCIENTIFIC i slimming and spolreduclng al Louise Klerk's Salon. 22 Ngee Ann Building, telephone *****82. MARTINA'S SALON 11-A Calrnhlll Circle massage/ saunabath/ bar- ber/ facial 10 am to 10 pm. Ring (Spore) *****81/*****88 29 Beauty Culture TO GET R» of All your skin problems, make a personal appointment
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      1117 19 TONG MAI INTERIOR DECORATOR Provides you the best quality and latest decorate materials such as Itahan marble, ceramic, wall tiles parquet etc and our specialist win also provide you free designs and demonstration for reconstruction, exteneion. fencing, flooring, iron works, cabinets, painting, plumbing, carpel and all other works. Tefc34s3St7 563.
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      492 19 FOR SALE Spare parts for Miller Big CM Welders Skag.it RB-80 Winch Ingersall Rand Winches HSUL K6U Parkins Diesel Engine 4-154 Misc. air, fuel and oil filters, used com mo equipment, video/TV units, ship radios, projectors, video tapes, etc. All above are available for viewing at the Brown Root Warehouse,
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      332 19 59 Industrial Supplies MALAYSIA RED BRICKS Available only 25.5t per brick Please contact Vineen Co. Pte. Ltd. Tel: *****75/*****8* CHEAP SALE U.S.A. Origin engine oil SAE 40 for dlesel engines Priced to clear at 400 dollars per 209 litre drum. Also hydraulic oil suitable for cranes, tractors and rotary air
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      569 19 ATTENTION INDUSTRIAL SUPPLI ERI Please forward your quotation for Industrial safety equipment. Industrial safety boots, leather PVC. gloves, safety helmet, life buoy, life raft and signal flares Please lei: *****29 for Sales Department. Mr Wee ADVERTISER WITH MANPOWER and lorry facilities seeks contract In removal, transportation It allied services. Day
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      524 19 FEW THOUSAND BOTTLES of 500 ml car shampoo Selling below cost at SSO.B& per bottle Interested call 4M-3M3 LARGE QUANTITIES OF Malay slan bricks available for sale Quick delivery to site Interested contact ***** 11 L/C, T/R, O/O Minimum 51. 000.000 00 facilities available Company turn over exceeding S6.ooo.ooo oo
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      397 20 Q Employment ijjlA Q Emptoynmit ||4 Q Eiwptoywnt |jj|^ Q Employment fi| Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant c) Tutorial REQUIRED TUTOR FOR Subject* English and Chlneae !<w I'nmary One girl <>n>- Pr» I On* Connear district 2057 prelrrrrd AppU to Maxwell Koad I SECONDARY 4 PHYSICAL Silence hemale tutor* required
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      333 20 Xwl.^m amm, THE PJj CORPORATTOINJ JNGAPOHE |2 Ljr/lITEO Has vacancies tor the following position*:A) STENOGRAPHERS a Completed Secr-tailal course. c Full GCE 'O' level, c Good shorthand speed, c Insurance experience not necessary, though an advantage 2) CLERK/ TYPISTS II c Minimum 3 credits In OCE O' level with English
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      256 20 A NEW VENTURE AWAITS YOU RELY-ON-US We know what Is best for you. Just call: *****66 SECRETARIES c Shorthand 80 w.p.m. GIRL FRIDAY c OKI/ Sagem c 50 w.p.m. shorthand TELEPHONE OPS c PABX/PMBX KEYPUNCHERS c IBM 3742 TYPISTS c 35 w.p.m. and above L§ Ui\L*All l b% |Mj»|frW|||HijjgJ ■»[^^B^^T^MTT^lTTl^lwT^^s»i
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      503 20 (wang) requires a STOCK CONTROLLER The successful candidate will be responsible for the control of inventory and logistics ol spares and service parts: Requirements: c Mature and pleasant personality c Able to work with minimum supervision. c Minimum 3 years' experience preferably In computer industries c OCE A' level. Attractive
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      586 20 Wa ara an established group of companies in tha food beverage and engineering field In order to copa with our axpansion programma, wa hava craatad tha following job opportunities: 1) SECRETARY i 2) ACCOUNTS CLERK 3) PURCHASER 4) CASHIER For Post 1. 2 and 3, applicants must be matured, possess
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      597 20 Peri An established Manulac- luring Company in Jurong urgently requires: RECEPTIONIST Pre c OCE 'O' level. wltl c Pleasant personality. Qua c Oood telephone voice Salary a Fringe Benefits c Oood monthly salary. c Increment on confirmation c Transport provided at different pickup points. 1 c Annual Increment and 13th
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      497 20 >H MORRIS BORST (PTI) LTD lonal Financial Planning Con■nts to British and other eioaes. requires a:PERSONAL ASSISTANT/ GIRL FRIDAY for their MO fere nee will guen to appllts with experience of dealing i the expatriate community, lificstion. OCE 0- or A 1 level in Maths and English Typing 40' 50
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      506 20 Changi requires urgently EXPERIENCED FEMALE TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ TYPIST c Minimum OCF 0' level education English stream c Experienced In handling PMBX Switchboard (3 x 12) c Able to type accurately at 30 wpm c Able to speak fluent English and Mandarin c Age 18 to 30 years. Transport wiH be
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      552 20 A trading company requirea GENERAL CLERK Requirements. Od <)' level Oood knowledge of spoken and written English Ability to type Knowledge ol operating telex an advantage 1 year's experience Interested applicants, please apply with full personal particulars and contact telephone number to: THE ADVERTISER MAXWELL ROAD P O BOX 20*0
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      557 20 Company in Jurong requires TYPIST/TELEPHONE OPERATOR a IiCK-O' level c 1 year's relevant experience c Pleasant personality c Age above 'B c 5-day week c Transport provided at different pick-up points c Other fringe benefits will be given interested applicants pieaee apply personally al: 19 Benoi Place Singapore 2JS2 Tel:
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      516 21 *A D Employment 86 Situations Vacant d) BtrtmrUttft Clerical ACCOUNTS CLERK a OCE O' level a 2to 3 years' relevant experience c Bilingual and fluent In English c Bookkeeping' Arrountlni experience c Able to keep full set uf accounts interested, pteeee caM: I lisas A motor company requires: FEMALE GENERAL
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      815 21 B Newly established furniture compe- ny located m Kranp requires experienced ACCOUNTS CLERK Salary depends on experience lnlrrpstrd please call 2SSS7S7. JANE TAN REQUIKKI) 1 E XPERIENCED CHINESE FEMALE TELEPHONE OPERATOR a Knowledge of typing interested please call personally or 454, CMAHGI ROAD SINGAPORE 1441 TEL: *****61 SCHOOL LEAVERSH Are
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      1002 21 ill! Q Employment FAST EXPANDING COMPANY BBS immediate vacancy for (irnrml Clerk ABle to type and have knowledge of Import and export coding procedures Interested, please apply with contact number, to: Tanglln PO. Box 495. Spore 9124 FEMALE CLERK REOUMEO OCI level, able to type, available Immediately I.unch provided $320
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      519 21 TRADING COMPANY REOUIRES Experienced Female General Clerk immediately Interested please contact Mr Kwek at *****9 URGENTLY REQUIRED ONE Xx perlenred Receptionist (PMBX switchboard cum Typist Please contact *****42/ *****45 to arrange for an Interview. A FIRM OF Management Consultant requires a Typist Immediately Please tel: *****40 for Mr Low for
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      522 21 n\\ d p- 11 J GUTHRIE SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED (GUTHRIE ENGINEERING) (A member of the Multi-Purpose Group) Invites applications from hardworking and dynamic person for the post of:SALES REPRESENTATIVE in our Airconditiomng a Building Services Division The successful candidate should H possess a Technical or Vocationill Certificate In Alrcondltlonlng and
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      558 21 RajtßassssssssssaKariaSßssßßW Sj Have you ever thought ol e |obS 0 that pays an average or aboveCl P $1000 00 per month? Why don'tW v you fom us? st A Our female sales personnel not fl A only eern good income, bulfl n also earn themselves expenses flfl n paid overseas
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      588 21 llfllD 6 I MALE SALES PERSONNEL c Demonstration of kitchenwares products in departmental stores and supermarkets. c Willing lo work hard c Salary minimum $500 per month s Completed N.S Interested, pleaas call personally today and tomorrow at: ot-3S, City Plaza Geylangßoad PART-TIME SALES PROMOTERS/ BEAR PERSON For either weekdays
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      669 21 FEMALE SALES PROMOTERS required to be stationed at departmental stores, with or without experience Basic salary plus commission Interested applicants, please call. *****86 or come personally at Unit 330. 3rd floor. Peninsula Shopping Complex. Spore 0817 COUNTER SALESGIRL WANTED Must speak English and Mandarin Age 20 to 30 Training provided
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      396 21 ill II Emptoynwit HITACHI ELECTRONIC DEVICES (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD Wanted those who are Young and energetic 3 credits in GCE o' level (for position of inspector Above 16 years of age Completed National Service Willing to work on 3 rotating shifts H you are. hurry and iom us as a
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      524 21 EUROPEAN STANOARO ELECTROMCS PTE LTD (A iMtilOsry ef THOMSON BRANDT. French I aartars in HiQh Technology Electronics and Houaenoss ApeMonces) We have Immediate vacancies for the following positions PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Applicants should have a ground with 2 years' supervlence In spray painting, hot stamping, and silk screening operations They must
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      623 22 H y Bay j 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical VOSPER PRIVATE LIMITED is in international Company engaged m a wide range of marine engineering activities including ship construction, ship repair and design of sophisticated military Wr are seeking for an experienced person to assume the postQUALITY CONTROL TECHNICIAN leporUnfl to
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      558 22 METRONICS SINGAPORE PTE LTD (Manufacturer ol Car Cesaette end Radio) A well-established manufacturing company has Immediate vaI nn ii-s for our new production MALE ASSISTANT PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS c Age 21 -29 years old i c At least 1 year's supervisor) experience In the factory TECHNICIANS c Age 21 -29 years
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      540 22 I ■aar Firm dealing with Industrial Coatinga requires: SITE Q.C. INSPECTOR AND SUPERVISOR Duties: c sit* Inspection to ensure that contractors comply with specification and application procedures. r e Able to write simple reports. Qualifications: c Knowledge of painting procedures either In Ma- > rlne. Buildings or Automotive will be
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      669 22 Communication Equipment Manufacturer urgently requires: 1. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS •or alignments end repair of radio equipment. Appkcents should neve: c STI Certificate or NTC 3ln Flectronlc c at least Ito 2 years of workIng experience Salary commensurales with experience 2 MALE OPERATORS c No experience required c Minimum Primary 6 c
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      392 22 i MECHANICAL ANO ELECTRICAL Consultant requires Draughtsmen with or without experience State contact telephone number to ST Box ABl4BO 1. New Industrial Road. Singapore 1953 WIREMAN. NTC 3. Must be able to perform dlesel engine wiring, trouble shooting Completed N S Please write In to 27-A. Blk 1 Unit 3
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      349 22 Olivetti, Europe's largest manufacturer of office equipment has immediate vacancies in its manufacturing operations in Singapore for: We offer: "pj n8 5267 At least 3 increments in the first year $298 after 1 year service Candidates with experience in assembly of mechancial mechanisms in typewriters, B calculators, etc may j
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      902 22 ill Q Employment AGE: 16 and above If MALE/FEMALE PRODUCTION I OPERATORS I mm NEW STARTING SALARY $15 on Confirmation •$5O BONUS on Completing 3rd Month's Service 5 DAY-WEEK or Rotating Shift with Alternate Saturday-off e SHIFT ALLOWANCE: $2.50 per day NO SCOPE WORK INTERESTED APPLICANTS, PLEASE APPLY PERSONALLY WITH
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      525 22 AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES (PTE) LTD. Immediate vacancies exist in our newly established Company at 4th Avenue, Bukit Timah Knoweldge in basic warehouse and storekeepmg functions. c Knowledge in automotive spare parts Possess class 3 or forklift driving licence Ability to speak simple English Some experience in driving forklift tug master. Some
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      565 23 IIA Q Employment I|A [J Employment 68 Situation* Vacant I) Miscellaneous M CAMNMU. HOTEL PTE LTD requires SENIOR MIDNIGHT CLEANER I a Oross salary S4OB per I c Al least 1 year's experience in marble floor maintenance (stripping, sealing, waxing and burnishing) MIDNIGHT CLEANERS I a Gross salary $378 per
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      392 23 mcujGO polo ■1 1 near o i Immediately Requires LAUNDRY ATTENDANT Starting salary: $39Sp m confirm. ad salary: S4lSp.m. c Srcondary education c Malr applicants must have completed thrlr fulltime National BenraM c Willing to work 2-shifl duties JUNIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK Starling salary: $33Sp m confirmed aalary: SSHp.m. a Pamala
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      990 23 n f HOKURIKU (S) PTE LTD requires urgently DELIVERY DRIVER c Age 25-30 years c Secondary education with knowledge of English and Mandarin a Possess clean driving licence 3 c Must be physically fit and willing to work hard a Singapore citizen, completed N.S. Interested applicants, please call personally with
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      498 23 n aik I stinpioyiiisjii Japanese Travel Agency urgently •equiresI) FEMALE GENERAL CLERK OCE < level. > Typing speed 35-40 w.p.m i Some knowledge of Japanese preferable 1) OFFICE BOY Must be able to speak and understand English. Own motorbike preferable nlereeted applicants please apply a own handwriting with recent Mssport
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      629 23 OFFICE MESSENGER wanted c Understand English c Must have valid Class 2 licence Attractive salary and benefits will be offered. Motorcycle will be provided to successful candidate. Interested applicants, plsass writ* in with telephone contact to S.T. BOX A ***** 1 New Industrial Road Singapore 1953 REQUIRED URGENTLY GENERAL CLERK
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      1422 23 ljjl| Q l**taimm* hnmadiata vacancies tor: SECURITY GUARDS (S and 12 hours shift) a Below 50 years of age a Must be physically fll a Ability to read and write simple English c With some security expert I ence c Good pay Please caM personally at: GOLDEN MILE SERVICES PTE.
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      691 24 iIX |J Employment tt Brtnetiom Vacant I) Miscellaneous WAITERS/ WAITRESSES. DISH- j WASHERS AND Female COOkll id) required Hotel Mir.iin.ir .roundfloor. 401 ifl6 durMtOffla (lours WANTED PART/FULL-TIME Walters Waitresses for north Indian restaurant Shift 1100 am/ :< OOp in r'or interview please call personally at 18 Murray Street, (food alley)
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      814 24 ST MARK S INTERNATIONAL H'^pit.tl r ->i v i r«- Immediately Bo) Preferably with motorbike Please call Mr Chew, tel *****88 ext 104 SUPERMARKET CASHIERS. SALES is Snack Bar Waitress. Cake Shop Assistants. Carpark Attendants. General Cleaners Apply S3-A. East Coast Road TECHNICAL APPRENTICES SALES Demonstrators required No experience necessary.
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      755 24 enfr K Vehicles A Boats DATSUN PICKUPS. VANS trucks MM fur rental Call Kirn Chu Trading ra< (Pte) Ltd. 25 Upper Dlckson PA Road, tel *****41/*****38 (Dl KENG SOON AUTO offers new Mil aircondltloned rars with free ''<> mileage for hire. Telephone: pa 337-7533 MOBILITY PWVATE LIMITED. The OC car
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      762 24 D It7t, DATSUN 120 V a Ircond. dlo/ cassette, sports rims I WO eligible 5512,500 0.n.0. avid 47V-0873) D It7t OATBUM 1600 c.c. alrnd. radio, cassette, original .Intwork. good condition 7.9000n0 Tel: 222SO9s Tay. SI IMO DATSUM Bluebird 1600 One private owner, alrcond ssette. road tax/ tyres new '1 *****03
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      755 24 Vehicles* Boats MHO IMO. HONDA ACCOM) automatic. 4-door. private owner I Full accessories, central locking I Excellent condition. 5529.800 ono Telephone: *****23 (Miss Ooh) 1979 4-DOOR HONOA Accord. 1 owner. Accident free. With accessories 527.000 ono View SO. Blk 8. Kin Ming Industrial EsUilc Singapore 2067 Tel: *****22 or *****79
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      944 24 1974 AND 1970 Mercedes 2306 Both company registered Alrcond chauffeur driven. Excellent condition Highest offer secures Enquiries *****91 1979 MERCEDES 2008 Manual Ist company owner, alrcond. radio/ I cassette, tax December '82. Excellent condition $36,000 on o *****92. 1978 MERCEDES BENZ 200 alrcond. cassette/ radio. PARK eligible tax new. Tip
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      883 24 Vehicles ft Boats ALMOST IMI COROLLA MX One owner, alrcond. radio cassette. I sports rims, tyres, tuff-kot* $22,600 *****2 ALMOST T7 TOYOTA Cellca. alrcond. sports rims. PARK, good I condition Price 115 900 Contact I *****59 MK> 77 CORONA 1800 c c Airron. sports rims, equaliser, radio, cv- I selte
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      872 24 IMO DAIHATSU CHARADE XTE Ist owner, alrcond. 8.000 miles Radial tyres, perfect condition MM 19M VOLVO 244 (il. One private owner, automatic gear, alrcond rasselte. road tax/ tyres new TV I *****03 CAM NUMBER PLATE for sale KF9OZ Interested call *****81 or M ***** Michael Lee CHARADE S-SPEED AIRCON cassette.
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      584 24 fa Vehicles Boats ATTRACTIVE OFFER for all gtMxt used ewi 'rum 1875 (company prUat* registration accepted) aim. Nfatrad all PARK and scrap car CHENG KWA TRADING CO BLK4I. 12*4 BENDEMEER ROAD SINGAPORE 1233 TEL: *****57/ I ATTRACTIVE CASH OFFER All used and scrap cars Company and private acceptable Yong Lee
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      705 24 URGENTLY REQUIRED ONE Mer 'Kirs 200 to 280 Company or pri vale registered Preferably I to i! years old Contact *****46 x 101 Susan URGENTLY REOUIRED A good used car from 1976 oi Company or private registration ruii.Miierrd Please ring 253H7. Mr Koh ADMINISTRATOR SEEKING ONE company non-PAKF vHnrl.Genuine sellers
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      891 25 i DIST 21. SHERWOOD beautifully furnished studio apartment, convenient lo Ju roim Town, (m>ol si,,i curity. available Ist May 82 .Hse.i Monies *****15/ *****21 WALK-UP FLATS NOVENA Villa. I us fully furnished |2JOO Mong Leong garden, brand new. 3 bedrooms, fully furnished. $2,500 Both .I. mediately OA ite *****65 *****96
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      820 26 >iw f* Accommodstloii A T Properties 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Flats HaM SENG GAROENS urn 1 t 1 fully furnla U***** JAVA TOWER lew, marble flooring Partially fully furnished "late ,»>6274 KIMSIA COURT, Behind Lucky .ant s furnished, carpeted. $2,100 Immi isider--*****4 LION TOWER. CLOSE I" Orchard BU furnished nil!
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      715 26 Accommodation for Expatriates Fully furnished air conditioned rooms/ suites. Facilities Swimming Pool Supermarket a 24-hour I Coffee House a Bar I Disco Japanese I Restaurant a Health I Centre a Telex services II Recreation I (Within walking distance) II a Tennis Golf II a Squash a Cycling I Beach I
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      646 26 Accommodation b) Flats Huge Foreign Banks and Companies require Detached houses and luxurious apartments In good residential districts Willing to pay good deposit and advance rental Flexible budget Owners kindly call Mr. Paler Chan TEL: ******1 (S Hnee) WE HAVE CLIENTS looking for partially furnished, luxurious 4bedroomed apartments on Ist
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      741 26 qESTArt 3500 OFFICES P|)b22bsl WO«LDWrOE $000 LOCATION DIST. t7O Serangoon Gdn IS 1 310 Sembeweng Hill 27 I 400 Salatar Hill 2* 440 Janeenßd 1* 470 Recreation Rd 1* U0 Tai Kang Gdn 1* SSO Still Lana is 550 Mtmoaa Rd 2* M 0 Jin Tanang 10 SSO Moonbeam Wlk
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      948 26 A m r Accommodation ■Si r Propijrtlw KATONG BUNGALOWS. IMO h.llll Land 9.500 sq ft 8 2-storey. 8 bed rooms. $1 4 million 30-year-ok 15.000 sq ft 2-storey. 3 bedrooms $13 million Buklt Tlmah 10.00 sq ft single-storey. 4 bedrooms $870,000 No agents. Contac *****67/ *****45 OIST. IS BEAUTIFULLY RENOVAT
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      815 26 OIST 23. SINGLE-STOREY 3-BED ROOMED terrace house 2 000 sq ft Freehold $290,000 Genuine buyers contact ***** 15 (agent) li DIST. 23** JALAN DERMAWAN 3i. storey exclusive bungalow 14.000 t sq ft 5 bedrooms, marble/ parquet. $1.2 million D E S *****24 DIST. 21 CLEMENTI PARK slngle- storey detached 3
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      1864 26 Br Accommodation A r Proportiat OUEENSTOWN 3-ROOM $42,000 Marine Crescent 3-room facing sea $63,000 Bedok South 5-room facing sea $149,000 Clementl 4room $90,000 Ang Mo Klo 4- room $99,000. All negotiable Contact *****30 WEST COAST PARK CONDOMINIUM 1850 sq.ft Fully furnished. 3 bedrooms, split-dlnlng. living rooms Asking S$2SO ps.f Tenanted
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      645 26 a% Accommodation A Ba|| r Prapnitts FACTORIES/WAREHOUSES CUM OFFICES FOR RENT A) UPPER THOMSON 7 1/2 MILES: 1) 4 units of llnaH OOUJ terrace factory 'stor»- cum i»f flies *****-10. 000 13.511/18.0OU B) UPPER BUKIT TIMAH 7/ 11 1/2 M.S.: 1) 5 units of smgle-sUirey independent factor) suirr rum offices
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      550 26 93 Office Spaces a) Sale a MERLIN PLAZA High floor, facing sea. Built-in area approx 830 sq ft Pnca: $800 p.s.f. PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE 2 units available Area approx s,| it 540 sq ft Price: MOO/ **S0 psf a THE ARCADE Whole floor Area approx. 7.500 sq ft Price subject
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      1678 27 mm\\\\ at Accwmoditkni 4 M|| r PropwUtt SIM LIM TOWER, shop BffkM ~TI OUtaaat CBO 430 sq.ft 51.300 «-x--93 OnlCe SpaCet <lu>linK mamtrnanre *****21/ iM4l> *****&S SOtTAM«.A2ASOOIoI3OOsq It al 1660 t.i (700 p r or tmul 13 00 to o) Rental $4 mp s t CMtaet Jpvn Hou.img Akpiii'V *****86
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      679 27 aI p Accommodation ■111 Proptrttes UPPER SERANGOON SHOPPING Drain 2nd floor 22(1 sq ft for C) Wanted rent Oood tocaUoa $l.(ioo o no TM 282W26 Mr 1 i,n CA|(E BAKER¥ SMO|) spao( ab()Ul WHOLE O« HALF unit dt har Kasl 400 500 sq ft required fannK KhcppinK Ontre. Mpzzanmf mam
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      332 27 t^^afcj |j| I ravoi uuioe B^aaa^aaT^aaw^Ba^^H^^V^BaT^^B^iaT^Bß^Sß^BaV^Llß^BaV^BV^^ M» saaa^"»»^^^^^^^^^^^Bat^^ *^P ff SaMLimited ToThe First MXX) Don't Miss Ouf H's So Easy To Win! A great way to travel V VWortd's Fair Hi JZ*^o^ #AI America •W«dCo»t\ I»>ji^«CmW**M^J Plus! Other Fabulous Prizes! 6 Days ***** 18 Pays $3890 9 Days »2660 25
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      557 27 *^s G Travel GuMe EUROPEAN TOURS >est selling in Singapore today! London Penta i^^ innovative itinerary (Sorrento Capri Pompei Greece Sweden) MOlel aaßl-^S^^^ cooch <ll 9 ht cruise affair (domestic (light included) J inclusive sightseeing m BooSs^ chinese meals (atxxrt 60%) M bbl^>^^>^S Ist class hotels (•■s'o' 3-sta' hotels) M
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      923 28 -4^ll 6 HwwH-Wi ttll G Travrifiuldt J L— i. ii al «-_-_____J THE GRAND CANYON. ONE OF THE WONDERS OF THE WORLD. SEE IT BY AIR. FREE! NonrnKy an optional tour costing $280, Ift .tow InckMtod *t no •xtra charge A In be(h our 1«-i-y Popular WMT($frSO) and 21 -<toy
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      712 28 (_X_J|__lH| B^!aß>Mßß>>aaß>^a^L^aß>^Bßß>>lfl Travel In a brand new »J "VlflN SIA Jumbo 747 {M W^T f Gal an aerial gHmp.. o t «B*^f m new Chang. Airport V^ oC^ •Specielcertmcataawlllbeawardedjo 6rV^-- m eM paaiengom r Light reirathmenr, provided *^T Right duration is eppro.imatery one (1) hour 4#fe>T Oepartur. data Ut May
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      630 28 Q Travel Guide |j Education Instruction LABOUR DAY a VESAK DAY Cemeron/Gentiog/K Lumpur Tour 31)ays4NlghLs$109. 29/4.8 5 Bpm $149 By Alrcond Coach 29/4 8/5 Cameron Highland! TDayt 3Mighl> Only $79. Uep 304.7/5 Bpm MimeUnd/K. Lumpur 2Day> 3Mi«hli Only $79. Dep 30/4.7/5 9pm Genting/K Lumpur 2Day* 3N>ght> $109 $79. Dep 30/4.7/5
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      615 28 3 4 D FN- tm/Hll Every Friday A Thursday Bpee_l Dap: 8, 29, 30 April CALL THE SPECIALIST: TOUR THE BEST OF FRANCE in 18 DAYS $3,997 (Half Board) Dep:- 22/5. 5/6, 7/8, 4/9. 18/9/ 82 For more details call: German Aaian Travels Pta Ltd 1303/4 Straits Trading Bldg. 9
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      715 28 BASIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COURSE (Beglnnera) SYLLABUS COVERS: INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER COMPUTER AND ITS APPLICATIONS BASIC FUNCTIONS ALL COMPUTER i I>U CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT HARDWARE/SOFTWARE BRIF.F HISTORY OF COMPUTER PROGRAMMING WHAT IS IT OR ABOUT COMPREHENSIVE EXAMPLE INTRODUCTION TO BASIC HIGH LOW LEVEL LANGUAGE COMPUTER LANOUAOE t BASIC BASIC PROGRAM ILLUSTRATION
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      609 28 ENGINEERING STUDIES LE AOING TO CEI. CITY a GUILDS VITB EXAMINATIONS ALL CLASSES COMMENCING IN APRIL Ir I l-art 111 Degree level conducted by UK Qualified Masters s Electrical Engineering Practice Part 1 II 111 s Mechanical Engineering s Bulldei's Quantities s VITB Elect Inst 4 Fittings s Construction Technician
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  • J obituries
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      141 Deaths
      633 29 MADAM LIM MOY AGEO 74 PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 1 7-4-82. LEAVING BEHIND. SONS: Toh Teck Yong Toll Keok Toh Ah Sa Toh Ling Toh Tlap Tal DAUGHTERS IN LAW Ong Chat Khltn Yap Mok l.au Chan Ping Boey Tan Beng Hoon DAUGHTERS: Toh Bok Hua Toh Slew
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      131 29 IN EVERLASTING MEMORY OF MR. THIAN AH KEE DEPARTED ON 20/4/1978 "YOU HAD LEFT US 3 YEARS AGO. BUT THK THOUGHTS OK YOU BRING BACK SAD MEMORIE8 AND TEARS. TILL WE MEET AT JiCSUS FEET SADLY MISSED NEVER BE FORGOTTEN BY WIFE. CHILDREN. SONS-IN-LAW. DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW AND GRAND-CHILDREN
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      Sharp out of action
      121 29 JOCKEY Bill Sharp will be out of action for some two months. He is nursing a fractured wrist sustained in a fall at the saddling paddock at Kuala Lumpur last Saturday. He was mounting Many Returns in Race 3 when the mishap occurred. His arm in
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      Ipoh weights
      1676 29 IPOH. Mon Weights. C leea 4 Dr. 8 1 ,200 m arTi lT Idri'^2.a^1 dri '^2. a^ (Ratings: 81-48) for this weekend s races here: 5 Don Giovanni 57 61 I 14 Sonic Commander SATURDAY »1L.i.." 10 Wessley Smith 55 57 n 12 Paskivitch 54 5 56 (Ratings:
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      Could Saas Fee have beaten Paititi Gold at level weight?
      450 29  -  FAIRWAY By KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Saas Fee, whom many thought has "gone over the hill," brought off a betting coup when he captured the Class 1 Div 2 1,600 m race here yesterday. Would Saas Fee have won the Sultan
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      How the beaten favourites fared
      319 29 How the beaten favourites fared ONLY two first favourites Cakrawala and Dawn Command obliged at Kuala Lumpur over the weekend. How the beaten favourites fared: SATURDAY (soft): RACE 1: Flake Of Snow, slow into stride, was never in the hunt thereafter. He finished 10th out of 12 runners. RACE 2:
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      138 29 PIGGOTT WINS IN DRIVING FINISH PARIS, Mon. BRITISH champion jockey Lester Piggott was at his masterly best when riding Greek shipping tycoon^ StavTos Niarchos' Persepolis to a two-length victory in the Prix Noailles at Longchamp yesterday. Persepolis was near the rear on entering the straight and he then ran into
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      Lock icon Azuma Hunter triumphs
      100 29 Azuma Hunter triumphs TOKYO, Mon. Azuma Hunter, ridden by veteran jockey Hiroyukui Nakajima. won the 42nd running of the Satsuki Sho (May Flower), the Japanese version of the British 2,000 Guineas race, at Nakayama racecourse near Tokyo yesterday. A field of 20 elite three-year-old colts competed for the first title
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      It's $6
      26 29 THE place dividend in Malaysia of Trepan, winner of Race 1 at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday, is $8 and not $16 as published yesterday
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      418 29 Education Instruction i 113 Langu*fl« j EU. CL2. JAPANESE M. uhlan.. Book keeplni b) lr.un.-i1 lulorv Zu I In Bukll rniidh -ihs-oWi. LEARN TO S«AK I poinunen Hex 200 [Mil THAI AND FRENCH *nt<- experienced roun ot indunduaJ Call .Uimr 114 Mu«ic POLYPHONIC SCHOOL OF Mllsu conducts Kltetrlc c.uitar Drum
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      10 29 'In Memoriam' is for the loved ones whom you remember....
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      53 29 IN EVERLOVING MEMORY OF: ALLEN TAN KHOON KEE Departed 20th April "78 Dearly missed but fondly remembered by Wile. Sons. Brothers Sister. STRAITS TIMES RATES FOR PERSONAL ADS A OBITUARIES $13.50 lor 15 word* (run-on style) wa.oo for 3cm. x 1 col. (semi-display style) c $60.00 for 3cm x 1
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      It's ludicrous
      876 30 A stalemate in which everybody is the loser BUT there the similarity ends. Golf honours its champions; tennis, it seems, doesn't. Can you imagine Nicklaus or, for that matter, Palmer, Player, Watson, Hogan or Hagen, to name but a few having to qualify for the Open, US Open,
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      351 30 TENNIS ROUND-UP HOUSTON. Mon. Czechoslovakian Ivan Lendl won the US$3OO,OOO ($636,000) River Oaks international tournament by default here yesterday after Argentina's Jose Luis Clerc, upset that the rain-delayed match was being moved to a lighted court, withdrew. Lendl pocketed the US$lOO,OOO first prize and
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      Interesting tale from computer
      218 30 BOSTON, Mm. The computer that will monitor the Boston Marathon today cannot predict the winner, bat It has produced some other Interesting Information on the list of 1,615 entries. For example, this year's typical men's runner will be 57.1 years old, 1.7S metres tall and S7
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      Lock icon Wadkins makes it 'tough' on himself
      547 30 GOLF ROUND-UP RANCHO LAS COSTA, California, Mon. American golfer Lanny Wadkins held on to win the U*****,000 Tournament of Champions here yesterday despite shooting a one-over-par 73 in the final round. He finished with a total of eight-under-par 280 to win by three strokes
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      Yeo aces 14th with lucky six
      125 30 SIX must be Yeo Kee Heng's lucky number, judging by the way he noled in one at Seletar Golf Club at the weekend, reports DERKK WILD. No, his ace did not come at the difficult sixth, which, though only a par four, just about
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      780 30 Uribe turns it on to earn Peru victory SOCCER ROUND-UP BUDAPEST, Mon. Peru, a goal down after only 35 seconds, beat fellow World Cup finalists Hungary 2-1 yesterday with two goals from their brilliant midfield player Julio Cesar Uribe. The Hungarians were without eight first-team regulars, who were either playing
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        Javelin mark
        37 30 ATHLKTICB: Bob Roggy set an American record by throw ing the javelin 93.72 metres at the Bruce Jenner classic meet in San Jose, California, yesterday. The former record was 91 44m, set by Mark Murro
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        Fine victory
        73 30 BASEBALL: Terry Kennedy cracked a two-run double and Broderick Perkins added two more to highlight a seven-run eighth inning as San Diego defeated Los Angeles 9-3 to give the Padres their first fourgame sweep over Dodgers since 1969 Other US results: Detroit 5 New York 2, Cleveland g
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        Bulls 112-104
        55 30 BASKETBALL: Chicago Bulls beat Indiana Pacers 112--104 in a US National Basket ball Association match. Other results Boston 119 NY Knicks 99, Philadelphia 110 Milwaukee 86. Washington 99 Atlanta 96, Kansas City 106 Houston 104, Utah 128 San Antonio 120. \jas, Angeles 120 Phoenix 115. Portland 119 Seattle
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        It's Montri
        68 30 BOWLING: Thailand's Montri Vipitsines won the Masters title of the Thailand Open championsips when he shot down 4.796 pins to average 199.8 in the gruelling 24-game grand final at Bangkok's Star Bowl Thailand made it a 1-2-3-4 finish as Supote Peerasophon (4,764) took second place, defending champion Kasem
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        Knocked out
        27 30 BOXING: South Korean Park Chong-Pal knocked out Indonesian challenger Suwamo in the fourth round of a scheduled 12-round Orient Pacific middleweight title bout in Seoul.
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        Quick exit
        28 30 In AtlMtle City, Matthew Saad Muhammad, former World Boxing Council lightheavyweight champion, stopped Pete Mclntyre in two rounds in his first fight since losing the title
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        US strong
        24 30 GYMNABTICB: The United States men's gymnastics team beat the Soviet Union by 291.85 points to 219.05 in a meet in Gainesville. Florida.
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        All square
        22 30 HOCKEY: The Kenyan Union drew 2-2 with the visiting Pakistan International Air lines side in a friendly international in Nairobi
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        Edged out
        80 30 RUGBY LEAGUE: Leigh edged out Leeds 19-18 in a British Division One match. Other results: Div. 1: Bradford 28 Wakefield 7. Castleford 13 Widnes 21. Feather-stone 26 Wigan 14. Fulham 17 Hull 12. Hull Kingston Rovers 45 Whitehaven 3. St Helens 15 Barrow 6. Div. 2: Cardiff 32
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        Goodwill
        18 30 RI'GBY UNION: The AllJapan team beat the Canadian national side 16-6 in a goodwill match in Tokyo.
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        Visitors lose
        20 30 VOLLEYBALL: The visiting Argentinian national men's team lost to Japan's Suntory Company 0-3 in Tojo town, in Kobe
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        25 30 In T*ky«, (he visiting Soviet Union women's volleyball champion ohib. Uralovka. lost their second match 2-3 against their Japanese counterparts. Hitachi Club. Agencies.
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      289 30 SYDNEY, Mon. Wollongong drew 2-2 with St George in an Australian Football League match. Other results: NmtUual Lragnr Sydney City 4 Newcastle 0. Footscray 2 Leichhardt 0, Sydney Olympic 5 Brisbane City 0. West Adelaide 2 Canberra 2. Heidelberg 1 South Melbourne 0. Preston 2 Adelaide City
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      549 31  -  HAKIKAT RAI Rhonda cannot afford to relax By SHE was having prr terns with the extremely bouncy ball, especially when it came off the side wall and to her backhand. "It's a little too bouncy for my liking," said Rhonda Thome, the world's
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      190 31 THE central council of the Singapore Hockey Association have decided not to send a team to the international invitational tournament in Quingdao, China, from July 5-12, reports HAKIKAT RAI. Said M. Param, SHA secretary: "We had originally agreed to take part in the tournament.
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      Hat-trick
      34 31 VERONICA SIM scored a hattrick in Singapore Recreation Club A's 3-0 win over Singapore Cricket Club B in the first round of the Singapore Women's Hockey Association's knock-out tournament at the Padang yesterday.
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      311 31  -  JOE DORAI By MIDFIELD player Lim Tang Boon has, for the second year running, pulled out of Singapore's soccer squad for the King's Cup tournament in Bangkok from May 1-22. And Lim's reason for withdrawing this time is the same as last year's
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      Changi CSC to face disciplinary committee
      295 31 Changi CSC to face disciplinary committee CHANGI Constituency Sports Club have been ordered to appear before the Football Association of Singapore disciplinary committee for accumulating more than 60 demerit points in their Ovaltine National League Division One matches, reports JOE DORAI. From the 11 matches they have played so far,
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      82 31 LONDON, Mon. England soccer manager Ron Greenwood today named Tony Woodcock, of West German club Cologne, in the squad for the British Home Championship match against Wales in Cardiff next Tuesday. The squad: Ray Clemence, Peter Shilton. Joe Corrigan; Phil Neal, Phil Thompson. Viv Anderson. Mick
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      41 31 BANGKOK, Mon. South Korea beat Thailand 1-0 today to capture the 11th Asian schools soccer tournament. The half-time score was 0-0. Indonesia trounced Hongkong 5-0 to finish third. Malaysia. Singapore and Brunei also took part in the tournament. AP.
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      22 31 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Federal Territory beat Kedah 2-0 in a Malaysia Cup soccer match at the Merdeka Stadium yesterday NST
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      Ex-champ in SAGE team on tour
      217 31 Ex-champ in SAGE team on tour LIM WHYE SHENG, the former four-time Singapore champion, is among the 16-strong table tennis team of the Singapore Action Group of Elders who leave today for a tour of Hong Kong, Taiwan and South Korea, reports PETER SIOW. Lim, the 1961, 1963. 1964 and
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      Trouncing
      30 31 INDIAN Association A trounced Police 7-0 in a Singapore Hockey Association under-23 match at Balestier Road yesterday. Other results: LA B 2 PARC 2. CSC 3 KHALSA B 0.
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      24 31 KIM SENG edged out Cairnhill 2-1 in the inter-constituency volleyball tournament at the weekend. Other result: Bukit Panjang bt Khe Bong 2-1
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      VIGO AND LA CORUNA GET FACELIFTS FOR FINALS
      353 31 CONTINUING our series on World Cup venues VIGO (Spain), Mon. Vigo has covered up a smelly river and La Coruna has rebuilt its crumbling stadium for the World Cup soccer finals in June. The two port cities of Galicia in the north-west
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      409 31  - Mavis splashes to two junior records PETER SIOW By MAVIS EE, the girl who has for far too long been blacked out by swimming megastar Junie Sng's shadow, is finally threatening to break out of the valley of darkness. In yesterday's national junior championships at Toa Payoh. Mavis rewrote two
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      146 31 FOR the first time since last week, when the prequalifying round of the Carlsberg Stars-of-Tomor-row bowling tournament started, there were no changes to the top three positions in the various events at Kallang Bowl yesterday. Andy Chan, though, managed to snuggle up to joint fourth position with
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      165 31 'British athletes need more support' LONDON, Mon. Former British Prime Minister Edward Heath said yesterday that Britain do less to encourage their sportsmen and women than almost every other major nation. Writing in the Observer newspaper, he said sport, like the arts, was essential to the physical and spiritual health
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      94 31 ATHLETICS Woodsville Secondary meet (National Stadium, 8 a.m.). Peck Seah School meet (National Stadium, 2 p.m.), Delta Circus Primary School meet (Queenstown AC. lpm). East Payoh Seconday School meet (Toa Payoh AC, 8 a.m.). Raffles Girls' Secondary School meet (Toa Payoh AC, 1 p.m.). BOWLING Cftriikerg SUn-*(-T*m«rr«» r'ihlpt (Kallang, 12.15
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    28 32 ROME, Mon Edouard Saouma, dirertor-general of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation said today world hunger is spreading despite the good harvests of 1981. UPI.
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    230 32 YAMIT (Israeli-occupied Sinai), Mon. Israeli troops today dropped metal cages over squatters opposing the Sinai withdrawal and evicted them. This was the start of an operation involving an estimated 20,000 soldiers. The methodical operation began in the morning at the small farming outpost
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    77 32 NEW YORK, Mon. Iraq would resume diplomatic ties with Egypt after Israel's scheduled April 25 total withdrawal from the Sinai, Newsweek magazine said in its latest issue. Iraq was one of the first Arab countries to break relations with Egypt after former Egyptian President Anwar Sadat visited Israel
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    324 32 CANBERRA, Monday TWO Australian ministei a row over a colour country's trouble-plaguec. rs resigned tonight after television, plunging the J government into a new crisis. After five hours of intense discussions with senior ministers, Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser announced he had accepted the
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    135 32 CAMBRIDGE (Massachusetts), Mon. At universities across the country, administrators are becoming concerned that computers, which in the 1970s became the everpresent teaching tool, are becoming the vehicle for high-speed plagiarism and vandalism. "It is a problem, something that happens wherever you have bright students," Professor Aaron
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    494 32  -  WONG Al K WEI SAYS NPB MANAGER By THE National Wages Council should continue recommending secondtier wage increases despite complaints from several employers and employees. This was suggested yesterday by Mr Wee Yue Chew, manager of the National Productivity Board's labour-management relations unit. He said
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    438 32  -  LILLIAN CHEW By THE Ministry of Education has chosen Apple computers again as part of the master plan to familiarise schoolchildren with, and encourage them to use computers. But NEC (Nippon Electric Company), the Japanese computer company which has been making inroads
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    35 32 NEW DELHI. Mon. Ughtning struck seven people dead in Uttar Pradesh on Saturday night as hailstorms and unseasonal rains lashed various parts of the northern state, reports reaching here said yesterday. AFP
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      Nuclear India
      981 1 SIXTY-FOUR kilometres east of Bangalore in southern India lie the Kolar gold fields. There, the Bharat Gold Mining company has been extracting ore for over 100 years. The remaining ore Is not rich only five milligrammes of gold per kilogramme of ore (five parts in a million) and
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      Space odyssey for prestige?
      349 1  -  CAROL HONSA By INDIA'S first operating satellite blasted into space from Cape Canaveral 10 days ago, riding piggyback on a Nasa rocket. Next year, a second will follow, hitching a ride aboard the United States space shuttle Columbia. Together, the satellites will greatly expand India's communications
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      Space is the limit
      505 2 THE Rocket Pilots (Ch 5, 11.15 p.m.): Seventy -eight years ago, the first automobile crossed America from coast to coast. It took 71 days. Now, a round trip to the Moon takes five days. Man's constant search for ways to break speed barriers have led him
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        493 3 The flowers can be rare African lilies or just roadside lalang, but Ikebana experts will show how both the exotic and the common can be transformed into floral delights at the annual charity Ikebana exhibition this weekend. DANA LAM lets us in on some of the visual treats
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        After the glamour and glitter of winning
        600 3 FOR the stars of last year's SBC Chinese Talentime contest, the glitter has turned into a lustre that needs polishing. As one finalist put it: "Talentime was something like the examination. When it was over, everyone had to look for a job.' f
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        1621 4 code It's an unbelievable riot of the most improbable colour combinations; JOHN de SOUZA walks into Ping Pong and gets hit by reds, yellows, blues and even wild white. WOW! What a riot of screaming colours, all the vibrant, electric, dazzling hues of funfun, up-market European fashion. And
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        THE MORAL DILEMMA
        571 5 LAN EDWARDS reporting from Gum Tree Creek, Australia but not a hurting one. ..just one that would make it go to sleep with pleasant dreams." Inevitably, it was one of those nights when sleep was impossible. Everything conspired to keep us restlessly tossing and turning. The possums
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        When I was a child ...
        613 5  - When I was a child LINDA NEO By DINNER was over; the atmosphere's relaxed, the company decidedly nostalgic. "I was just a child during the Japanese Occuaption," began Jack. "It was such an exciting time; we knew no fear. "I still remember huddling in an air-raid shelter when the bombs
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      First psychogrammed hotel
      1861 7  - First psychogrammed hotel DANA LAM B> In fashionable Paris (where else), the well-heeled well-known are making a beeline for the latest and most expensive accommodation available, planned with the help of a psychologist. CATHERINE MCLEOD takes her hat off to hotelier Rene Hatt, for his concept for Nova-Park Elysees Hotel.
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      24 1 INSIDE The latest for t modish maniacs OUTLOOK, Paget Four and Five I Incredible nest I in City Of Light Page Sevan m i
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      230 2 %iMxfwjniz 'Jiolicuncr 111 fCk&JKUJIMM wf &Jwza.iUcno 111 toc&dhx/ form Oemct NEWSTUDENTADMISSEONS Applications for places at St. Aldates College are invited from students of cither sex wishing to prepare for the General Certificate of Education (GCE) at 'A'-levcl for University or Professional Career entry. 'O'-level tuition is also available. Si Aldates
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      28 2 _JII i Call the one and only r^T rrri Dr. Sony LiT^J any day of the year Jf m^ The Sony Service Centre IMANCHU ™j/L| Robert Elegant isssL-J
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      243 2 or Jayne star in this afternoon matinee. ■klfjHr^fl Mari Memasak (Ch IBN fll i^M 5, (.25 p.m.): If you've I m^ k^^H got bottles of instant coffee lying about the I^^Hni place and you need to S^^H et ric^ of Fatiman L^^l Tani has the solution to your problems. She
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      942 2 Another household ices, thus saving the poem is Sima name co-hosts the money for both patient Xiang Ru, who has a show the Nashville and hospital. melancholic and Mandarin, Matthew romantic life himself. Tan. I SBC 8 A And tne P O6ll1 which The SBC Dancers is now a classic
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      1258 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by Crocodile 730 And Weath r Forecast Tears < Mala y) 4.50 Afternoon Matinee They Came 750 Face Th From Beyond Space 8.50 Little House On The Prairie 6.15 News 9.45 News and Weather Forecast 6.25 Mari Memasak Kek Lapis Nes
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      494 3 KDD blazes a colour trail fWF t-- (Kk^ even onguul. ...with the Vanda Missjoaquim on the first anniversary of Ww W^t^lißi Singapore's national flower. fjplj^Ht The celebrated Vanda Missjoaquim and other engaging orchids make .^3 1^ l^ e r c °l° unCu l debut in a new gold-wrapped collection from
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      95 4 WAKE UP YOUR SKIN before you A 1 go to sleep >^ M We often take our skin lor granted Till it breaks out and we B begin to wonder why Your skm needs the gentle care M^ of Anne French' Deep t^BT Cleansing Milk Anne French' melts away make-up
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      229 5 *tfve Adventures of MOfft* 'A Mm 1-4-1 K^^ pJ b Y JESSIE WEE mm II Lj%l I I I Illustrated by Kwan Shan Mci Jt J f\ fJ J I lr^^mS y Available in English, Chinese and Malay m p A series of 10 books depicting the enthralling %%W)^L\t. >
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      378 6 The Singapore Scout Association presents A GRAND CHARITY PREMERE under the dtstmguehed patronage of the B Presrient ot the Smgajxre Council of Sooal Service DR.EE PENGUANG sponsored by MR. BRIAN CHANG President, Singapore Scout AssoaaOon §j AJt proceeds to Drßeqfamki Henry Sheares p Scout Scholarship Rnd I PRINCE THEATRE: TOMORROW
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      424 6 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ 1 NOW SHOWING AT j BEDOK BROADWAY REGAL GALA ■—MAJESTIC KONG CHIAN PLAZA— 1 < FILMED ON LOCATION AT THE SHAO LIN TEMPLE i AT C* SONG SMAfOJONANPBOVINCEXMNA t o© PUbC a. li LiN^lfarr 10 HM "j JEI V I BBMSMrtM JaJ^symTne Shao Lin Temple rWn FREE TRP TO
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      471 6 QHCANISMTIQM Bl y:ii.'f«jaaV-i nmm NOW SHOWtMG II am I 30, 4 00. 6 45, 9I b -BRAVE AftCHCR" PART 4 Mandonn m Scoo* color H NOWSHOWfMG I I om, I 45, 400 645 915 9 "BRAVE ARCHER" PART 4 j. a Mondor»l *i Sc rdor I TODAY ONLY Mom I
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      390 6 1 I > \PjrJ OWGANriAION < I NOW SMOWMO: 4 SHOWS! I BEDOK/OALA IJO. 3 30. 700 a 9 ISpm I BROADWAY Il> 1 30. 3 JO. 700 a 9 00pm I f REOAL I 1 1J0, 4^0.r4»a9 00pm I MAJESTIC 100, 3JO. 7 IS»9JOpm < > I KO9MCMUN I
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      275 7 r COMPUTER EVALUATION "1 I SELECTION I Date 4 June —30 July 1962 I (Tuesday A Friday) B Duration 14 Sessions Mk Time 2.30 p.m. 5.00 p.m. H Fee $700 Tha oourw aim to provida participants with a systamatic approach in th« evaluation and Miactton of a I computer tystam
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      557 7 INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FAIR Singapore. World Trade Centre, T^X^^ZXVZI m NOVEMBER 24 —27 1982 jtt 9^± Ofoouci* and mtucm^ South E«stA»n FifstAs.anlniefn3lK)naiE»h.b,lK)non Book.ng lof e.hitxt spac* -s no* open Musical Instruments Accessories ano i ProtessKxvai Music Recording and B B^^bHbV^' jt^ "-y' Manulactuung Equipment «fl H# at^ i ♦v ejL^^^Ha«j B^a^aV
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      865 8 NOTICES run TENDER FOR FRESH FRI'ITS, VEGETABLES AND COOKED PRAWN/ FISH CAKES Singapore Airport Icrminal Scrxiccs I Pte) Ltd invites tenders tor the suppl\ and delncr\ ot large banana, pomelo, chcrrv tomato, long bean. fresh young asparagus, abalone mushroom. Iresh young corn and cooked sa\our\ prawn lish cakes for the
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      411 8 SUMBIMND Sundstrand Engineering Scholarship Program Sundstrand Corporation, USA and its local subsidiary, Sundstrand Pacific Pte Ltd, have established a Scholarship Program for selected Singaporeans to study engineering at the University of Illinois. This scholarship is a demonstration of Sundstrand's commitment i to the Singapore Government's plan to develop a pool
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        A museum for children
        621 1 While we have a Science Centre to explain the different aspects of science and technology, Taiwan set up two years ago a museum to help explain to children how people lived in the past. THE museum is the brainchild of Miss Linda Wu, managing editor of
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        951 2  - MILESTONES ALONG... THE WAY OF THE BRUSH Lu Yaw (Part 4) Encounter With Chinese Painting may be said that the freer, easier and more calligraphic manner of landscape painting, which commands a large following in later periods, has been inspired by Dong Yuan and Ju Ran, received a great impetus
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        941 1 X S APPOINTMENTS r r A y^^Sx FINE SOfJiCIC CNC edm IH'llflC KeppelShipvartUmrted <^"fo^^^ \m closure of register Vry< 4^ niwoc \/r»i i tho \A/r»rlrl i irct nror icion I MIDF INDUSTRIAL CONSULTANTS SDN. BHD. Further to the announcement of the uth April r <V &S yIVeS yOU me WOriU
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        301 2 APPOINTMENTS WARI\ER mmmWk LAMBERT^^^H DISTRICT SALES MANAGER (Based in Singapore) Warner- Lambert/ Parke Davis, a member of the world-wide Warner-Lambert group of companies with major lines of business in Pharmaceuticals, consumer products and confectionery, has been established in Malaysia/Singapore with local manufacturing facilities since the mid 1960s Our range of
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        260 2 SPECIALISTS IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT An overseas organisation currently forming a Malaysian Subsidiary Company seeks applicants suitably experienced and qualified for the following positions: 1 Project Managers Must have had previous field experience at Management level on major Building and Civil Engineering contracts. Previous experience in large scale housing projects
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        577 2 thk bankki ptcy act (CHAPTER 18) APPLICATION TO APPROVE COMPOSITION IN BANKRUPTCY NOS 45/63 Chin Lee Radio Co (sued as a firm) of 140 A Chang! Road. 4''j miles, Singapore TOOLROOM SUPERVISOR proprl(lor Chan Sin Wah, 1/c No *****65-D) Qualification* Technicion Mechonical 855/76 Johnny Heng Su Diploma or its equivalent
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        316 2 THE BANKSITTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18, lff» EDITION) NOTICE OF INTENDED DIVIDEND IN BANKRUPTCY NOS 595/72 Ang Thlam Klat Steven Ang trading as Alf Enterprise of No 217- J Block 312 Clementl Estate Aye 4 Singapore 0512 637/75 Seah Tong of No. 89H Block 61 Telok Blangah Heights Singapore 0410 324/77
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        435 2 CONDOLENCES We extend our deepest sympathy to the family of the late Mr. S.K.S. Syed Amirudeen (Chairman and M.D. of Deokay Sdn Bhd trading as Star Stationery Co. K.L.) who passed away on the 12th April 1982. From: Brands Stationery Co. City Stationery Co. Gulam Co. Pto. Ltd. ((aiming Co.
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        739 3 APPOINTMENTS The German -Singapore Institute of Production Technology invites applications for its Diploma Course in Production Engineering Technology commencing 16 August 1982 THE INSTITUTE MINIMUM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS The CJerman-Singaport Institute of Produc- Singapore Citizens or Permanent Residents tion Technology (GSI) is a technical co- Possession of one of the following
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