The Straits Times, 5 May 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Second attack on Falklands airport
    320 1 British forces in action again LONDON, Tuesday BRITISH aircraft today attacked the airport outside Port Stanley on East Falkland island for the second time, apparently oblivious that West European support for Britain was showing signs of wavering after the sinking of the Argentine Navy's only
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    Where your letters end up to be post marked
    323 1 Where your letters end up to be post marked AUTOMATION has come to the post office and the public was yesterday given tips en hew to address their mall to make the new system tick. Three new machines worth S1.8C million have been installed at the Mails and Parcels Centre
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    Orderly as Indonesians go to polls
    387 1  - Orderly as Indonesians go to polls LIM YOON LIN JAKARTA, Tues. Indonesia's third general election since President Suharto's new order government came to power in 1966 has been quietly and orderly since the polling booths opened at 8.00 a.m. It looked like a Sunday in normally traffic-clog-ged Jakarta with most
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    35 1 MANILA. Tues. The World Bank is interested in financing a condom manufacturing plant in rubber-rich southern Philippines, the executive director of the Philippine population commission, Mr Antonio De Los Reyes, said today. AFP.
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    Lock icon Bukit Merah had highest number of drug cases
    475 1 Bukit Merah had highest number of drug cases unuu renanuiiat ion centre cases numbered 5,708 last year, according the 1961 annual report of the Singapore Anti-Nar-cotics Association. Of this number, 3,470, or 60.8 per cent, were under treatment in DRCs. The remaining 2,238 cases were under supervision. Low on list
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    ALGERIAN MINISTER KILLED AS PLANE IS SHOT DOWN
    144 1 TWO Iraqi warplanes shot down an Algerian jet near the Turkish-Iranian border, killing 14 people on board, including the Algerian Foreign Minister who helped to win the release of American hostages in Iran, reports said today Mr Mohammed Ben Yahia. 50, was
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    In the other pages
    48 1 In the other pages 50 pages today Proposed Community Chest gets govt backing Pag* 12 Why the journalist becomes a cynic Pag* 36 SUMMARY WORLD NEWS 3,4,1,7 COMICS 12 CAUSEWAY 13 EDITORIAL 14 LETTERS IS BACKGROUND II CLASSIFIEDS 21-32 SPORTS 34-37 Cash problems for Opec countries Back Pag*
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    In the family business
    78 1 In the family business "The danger romes when business families move oat of their shophptuM to live la flats or houses elsewhere. The children will be rut off they will no longer play hide-and-seek with customers, live the business, breathe the business aad have It In their blood." ALAN JOHN
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    Lock icon DrM's office damaged by fire
    177 1 DrM's office damaged by fire KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Fire broke out at the Prime Minister's Department last night, destroying the newly-renovated conference room on the ground floor which had been used earlier for the first meeting of Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad's new Cabinet. Dr Mahathir, whose own
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    W. Bank, Gaza 'to remain Israeli'
    185 1 Begins claim JERUSALEM, Tuesday PRIME Minister Menachem Begin has said that Israel would demand sovereignty over the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip at the end of the five-year transition period envisioned by the Camp David accords. He also vowed yesterday that no Jewish
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    Israelis kill girl student
    55 1 JERUSALEM, Ties. Israeli Midlers killed a 17--year-old Palestinian girl when they •pened fire on rUtiag itadenta la the occupied Gam Strip today, military ire«a said. Aaataer girl was wounded when a small army patrol tried to break up a demonstration at a girls' •eeaadary school near
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    217 1 April 25, he has begun referring to Israel, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip as "western eretzIsrael," reviving the notion of the revisionist Zionist movement, to which he belongs, that the historical land of Israel also included the East Bank of the River Jordan, which is Jordanian territory. At
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    CRISIS MEETING IN POLAND
    38 1 WARSAW, Tow. Poland's mlllUr\ raler, <.en«r»l W*Jrl«rh J»ruirUkl, today summoned aa emergency mrrtlnß of his top advisers after troops arrested several hundreds of pe«ple In mamrivr demoiuttnttions throughout toe country. Reator. SEE BACK PAGE
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      520 2 To get priority... APPLICANTS for flats under the priority plan for three-tier families should cancel previous jointballot applications, the Housing Board said. This was a condition for applying under the new plan. Those who failed to .cancel will have their "priority" applications disregarded. And should the breach be discovered
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      COMMENT
      313 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: CREDIT cards offer convenience and security to consumers and facilitate the automation of retail transactions, bat etiquette governing their use obviously has not kept op with their proliferation in recent years, judging by complaints that sales staff are sometimes less than courteous In dealing with
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      199 2 RECORD BANKRUPTCIES IN MALAYSIA LAST YEAR A RECORD number of businessmen and companies went bankrupt last year as effects of the downturn in the nations economy was felt by the private sector. The official assignee's office recorded 902 bankruptcies last year while 66 companies were liquidated. High overhead
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      BACKGROUND
      96 2 HOW IRONICAL 1F... ONE irony of the Falklands crisis is that British arms may soon be used against the British. Just before the dispute and Mrs Thatcher's embargo, British arms companies had plenty of Argentine business in hand. The equipment Britain has supplied includes two destroyers, naval helicopters, missiles
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      567 2 New arms guidelines THE West German government has published new guidelines on arms exports. The guidelines continue to restrict arms sales to non-Nato countries, with exceptions for "special political considerations." Officials said these could include strategic interests in the Gulf and the Mediterranean. The text also says
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      SECTION 2
      393 2 Four families IT seems as if families who work together stay together, judging from the reports of four families written by ALAN JOHN and REBECCA CHUA. One family runs Shivial and Sons, a textile shop at Arab Street. It was founded by the late Shivial in 1947 and
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      SPORTS
      229 2 Liverpool hero SCOTLAND'S Kenny Dalglish denied Tottenham Hotspur a victory at White Hart Lane to put Liverpool five points clear of Ipswich and nearer their 13th English League football title. Spurs, without eight regulars, swept into a 2-0 half-time lead with goals from Steve Perryman (Bth minute) and Steve
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      154 2 $50 m unaudited SCHOOL accounts totalling more than $50 million* in over 4,000 schools in Malaysia have not been audited for the last three years due to a shortage of auditors. The accounts of some primary schools have not been audited for five years. There are several
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      SECTION 3 (Spore edition)
      149 2 Bamboo Green THE author of Bamboo Green, a collection of articles written for the Bilingual Page since August 1979, is cheerful, straightforward, bold and generous/ says YU FEI, a close friend. Others, however, fina Li Lienfung "egoistic" and cannot tolerate her "domineering mannerism". Her columns are
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    Lock icon Bonn eases restrictions on sale of weapons
    328 3 BONN, Tuesday THE West German government published new guidelines yesterday on arms exports that give it greater flexibility in sales to non-Nato states. The guidelines, approved by the Federal Security Council last week after a year-long public debate, replace a self-imposed ban on
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    Lock icon Strike force
    67 3 exercise .WASHINGTON, Tues. About 1,200 troops from six states, led by an "elite strike force" of 500 Airborne Rangers, began a week of intensive emergency deployment readiness exercises at two Wisconsin military camps yesterday. The air force said the operation, Caber Lash m. had been scheduled for some
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    Lock icon Grandstand collapses
    53 3 I,ONDON, Tues. A 500-seat grandstand collapsed yesterday before the mining of an outdoor television game started, and authorities said 59 people were injured. Young children were among the victims thrown into a struggling, screaming mass when the 11-tier scaffolding crashed to the ground in Scunthorpe, 225 km north
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    Lock icon Czechs expel two Portugal envoys
    150 3 VIENNA, Tuesday CZECHOSLOVAKIA yesterday expelled the Portuguese ambassador to Prague and an embassy counsellor in retaliation for Lisbon's expulsion of its ambassador and a thinT secretary, the official Ceteka news agency reported. Ceteka said the reason for the expulsion of the Portuguese was "activity incompatible
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    Lock icon Terrorist leader testifies
    107 3 Terrorist leader testifies ANTONIO SavasU (centre), a Bed Brlgades gang leader, eing escorted yesterday by tuo Italian poUeemea Into a court In Rome to testify In the trial *f (3 Red Brigades terrorists, accused of killing former Premier Aid* Moro. SavasU, 2f who masterminded the kldnapslag5 lag of US Oeaeral
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    Lock icon IRAN, IRAQ CLAIM WAR GAINS
    101 3 IRAN, IRAQ CLAIM WAR GAINS LONDON, Tues. Both sides in the Gulf War yesterday reported attacks by Iraqi forces against Iranian troops but their versions of events differed sharply. Teheran Radio said the Iranians had fought off the Iraqi attacks and knocked out at least 23 tanks in the process.
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    Lock icon Reagan to sell arms to Jordan but delays sales to Iraq
    443 3 WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE United States has decided to sell 36 F-5G jet fighters and an undisclosed number of Stinger anti-aircraft missiles to Jordan but delayed the sale of six L-100 transport aircraft to Iraq, administration sources said yesterday. The
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    Lock icon Polish riots may lead to tighter rules
    266 3 WARSAW, Tues. Poland's communist rulers today take a close look at their plans for healing deep national divisions after an evening of running fights in the capital between Solidarity trade union supporters and riot police. Last night's street battles flared up in district
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    Lock icon Chimps threatened by extinction
    180 3 PARIS, Taea. Those droll mimics of human behaviour, the chlmpantees, are today threatened by extinction just as tie elephant, rhinoceros and whale are. The chimpanzee population of tropical Africa reckoned at several hundred thousand about M years ago, has fallen drastically. According to latest estimates, there
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    Lock icon SOVIET SPOKESMAN RULES OUT MEETING IN JUNE
    181 4 SOVIET SPOKESMAN RULES OUT MEETING IN JUNE MOSCOW, Tuw. A SENIOR Soviet spokesman today ruled out a United Nations meeting in June between presidents Leonid Brezhnev and Ronald Reagan and said the Kremlin was holding out for a "prepared summit in Europe this fall. "We are waiting for a clear
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    Lock icon Confusion in US over summit
    470 4 WASHINGTON, Tues. Despite a flurry of statements indicating that President Ronald Reagan and Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev may meet in October, US officials are still issuing contradictory statements on the likelihood of the summit meeting. One high-ranking US official said today the two leaders were
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    Lock icon Two views on food aid status for China
    428 4 Two views on food aid status for China WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE Reagan administration argued today that China should be designated a friendly country eligible for US food aid, but a conservative senator opposed the move on the ground that the Beijing government is communist. US Assistant Secretary of State Thomas
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    Lock icon Senate debates 1983 defence budget
    247 4 Senate debates 1983 defence budget WASHINGTON, Tues THE United States Senate yesterday began considering a proposed US$lBO,2OO million (*****,000 million) defence budget (or 1963 amid growing Congressional calls (or a dialogue to stop the arms race with the Soviet Union. While many senators and congressmen are trying to cut the
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    Celebrations in refugee camp spark off brawl
    423 6 Celebrations in refugee camp spark off brawl HONGKONG, Tues. Hundreds of refugees fled from a Vietnamese refugee camp here early today following three nights of clashes between north and south Vietnamese sparked off by the northerners celebrating the fall of Saigon. According to government figures, about 900 refugees consisting mainly
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    Lock icon GRENADE BLAST IN VIENTIANE
    132 6 GRENADE BLAST IN VIENTIANE BANGKOK, Toes. A grenade exploded 1b the Soviet Cultural Centre In Vientiane on Sunday night causing several casualties, delayed reports received here said. Informed diplomatic sources confirmed the attack, bat no further details were available. No group has claimed responsibility for the attack, but It Is
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    Lock icon China appoints 23 ministers in big shake-up
    406 6 CHINA today announced further steps in its drive to trim its topheavy bureaucracy, removing all but two of the 13 vice-premiers and naming 23 new ministers. The official Xinhua news agency said only the pragmatic Wan Li, 66, and Mr Yao Yilin, 65,
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    Lock icon Bush: US does not wish to dominate Asia
    311 6 Bush: US does not wish to dominate Asia WELLINGTON, Tuesday US Vice-President George Bush said today the United States had no desire to dominate Asia or any other part of the world. "If that were also true of the Soviet Union then we could all beat our swords into ploughshares,"
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    Lock icon King Hassan to visit US
    68 6 RABAT, Tues. King Hassan of Morocco will make an official visit to the United States from May 18 to 20 for talks with President Reagan and other US leaders, the Royal Palace announced yesterday. He last visited the US in November 1978. His official visit
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    Lock icon Angola fears attack
    90 6 LUANDA, Tues. South Afri- 1 ca is planning a big new attack on southern Angola with the help of a mercenary force, the Angolan Defence Ministry charged yesterday. It said South African troops had moved from the centre of neighbouring Namibia and were heading for Angola's Cunene
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    Lock icon WOULD BRIEFS
    369 6 Explosion in Kabul A BIG EXPLOSION broke the early moming calm on May Day in the Afghan capital of Kabul and killed numerous Soviets, Western diplomatic sources said in Islamabad yesterday. The blast was followed by explosions for three hours. The explosions caused extensive loss of Soviet lives
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      379 6 FOREX MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP by BANK OF AMERICA COURSE DATES: 7 11 June 1982 and 5 9 July 1982 This is an intensive 5-day programme designed for all financial executives and managers concerned with both transaction and translation exposures. Using case studies and discussion sessions, the participants will systematically find alternatives
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    Argentina: We will honour all our debts
    171 7 ARGENTINA will continue honouring its foreign debts without any difficulty, Argentine Under-Secretary for the Economy Jorge Bustamante said in an interview yesterday. The Economy Ministry was drafting new measures aimed at preserving Argentina's foreign credit and the level of foreign reserves, as well
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    Lock icon Ministry plans new moves to preserve credit
    328 7 Ministry plans new moves to preserve credit BUENOS AIRES, Tuesday eign debt and to preserve its foreign currency reserves. Argentine Central Bank officials have visited New York and arranged for foreign banks to renew short-term credits as they fall due. Anxious At the same time, the Central Bank has banned
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    Lock icon 2,000 booked on QE2 stranded
    174 7 LONDON, Tues. Nearly 2,000 travellers booked on a Mediterranean cruise on the luxury liner Queen Elizabeth 2 were stranded today because Britain requisitioned the vessel to rush troop reinforcements to its naval task force near the disputed Falkland Islands. The giant liner will carry troops
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    Lock icon -Police— disperse 100 students
    124 7 -Police— disperse 100 students PANAMA CITY, Ties. Pa— ml— riot pallee shoottn* in the «lr and using tear gaa tlipened about IN banner-wav-Ing students who were demonstrating against Britain* attacks on and around the Falklands yesterday, paUee said. Some of the demonstrators, who ka4 painted slogans on the wall* of
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    69 7 CARACAS, Tues. Venezuela has decided to send Argentina spare parts for its Mirage fighter aircraft as a sign of support in its conflict with Britain over the Falkland Islands, It was reported here yesterday. Venezuela has taken a leading position among Latin American supporters of Argentina. President Luis
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    Lock icon Airstrip 'may still be used'
    161 7 MILITARY transport planes could still land at Port Stanley airport in the Falklands despite British air and naval attacks on the runway, US intelligence sources in Washington yesterday. Although the runway was damaged enough to prevent the landing and take-off of fighters and bombers, heavy
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    Lock icon US will consider 'reasonable' British request for aid
    296 7 US will consider 'reasonable' British request for aid WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE United States is open to any reasonable British request for military supplies to help to retake the Falklands so long as it does not involve US forces in combat, a senior Pentagon official said yesterday The official, talking to
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    62 7 Australia disapproves AUSTRALIA has sent a strongly-worded message to Argentina expressing its abhorrence at the seizure of the Falkland Islands. A letter from Foreign Minister Tony Street, delivered by Australian ambassador in Buenos Aires Malcolm Dan to Argentine Foreign Minister Nicanor Costa Mendez called on Argentina to withdraw its
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      487 7 Bosih\l> BOSCH Brß f 'H 1 f= n 1 I Bost h I '471 Programmes to wash* By Bosch. With the in v generation compmermaiic Bosth washing nun hints it's easy. Just pop in the clothes. Select the appropriate programme, put up your feet and enjoy it. The Bosch V
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    WHY OUR PUBLIC HOUSING HAS WON ACCLAIM
    138 8 SINGAPORE'S public housing programme has won international acclaim because it has allowed a worker to aspire for a home of his own after only a few years of work He can also pay for his home through painless deductions from his Central Provident
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    Cancel other bids for flats
    250 8 HDB tells three-tier family applicants: APPLICANTS for flats under the priority plan for three-tier families should cancel previous applications under the joint balloting scheme, the H busing Board said yesterday. An HDB spokesman said this is one of the conditions for applying under the new
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    Seven in one home puts Azizah in line for early flat
    402 8 AZIZAH Arshad la lookInn forward to gettlag a flat sooner for her two famlHe*. She la married and kM a daughter bat has always lived wltk her parents, her elder brother aid a slater. She want* to share the
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    PIE to fully mechanise its abattoirs
    272 8 PIE to fully mechanise its abattoirs THE government-owned Primary Industries Enterprise (PIE) plans to fully mechanise its abattoirs to reduce its staff from 130 to 85 and increase productivity by at least 50 per cent. A one-storey building will be built next to the Jurong abattoir to house the new
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    $61,000 for man hurt in crash 4 years ago
    184 8 A GRANDFATHER, who was injured in an accident four years ago in which a young motorcyclist died, was awarded 961,510 damages and costs by the High Court yesterday. Mr Ong Chok, 71, a farmer since his boyhood, was cycling along Yio
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      127 8 Exclusive, executive position to be filled. As you'd expect, this isn't a position for just anyone. But rather, one ideally suited to the discerning executive who looks for more than just superficial "trimmings" in a luxury car. He appreciates fine workmanship. Expects unrivalled reliability and durability. And being discerning, demands
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    Firm that shows it really cares...
    609 9 Pensions adjusted to reflect increases in cost of living Transferable in some cases to widows and children By IVAN LIM Our Labour Correspondent MOST companies look after their workers. But Nestles Products (M) Ltd goes even further. The company looks after workers even after
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    NTUC treat for children and workers
    79 9 THE NTUC Worker's Centre will hold a Worker's Nile at the Queenstown sports complex on May 15 between 7.30 p.m. and midnight. A children's May Day party will be held at the same place the following day between 2.30 and 5.30 p.m. Tickets for
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    Company to name best worker in quality drive
    265 9 QUALITY is everbody's business and to bring the message to workers, an Italian multinational company is going to pick from among its staff of 800, a Best Worker of the Year. SGS-Ates, which makes power transistors and integrated circuits, is giving the
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    'Adopt an addict' appeal to go out to big companies
    268 9 'Adopt an addict' appeal to go out to big companies LARGE companies will receive within two weeks brochures explaining the "adopt-an-addlet" scheme of the Singapore Anti-Narcot-ics Association (Sana). Sana president Mr Baey IJan Peck said It was Important to Involve the companies because they and statutory boards are not involved
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    Safari park tour
    49 9 Safari park tour THE Joo Chiat community centre women's sub-committee is organising a tour to Kukup, the Animal Safari Park, Aw Pottery and Air Hitam in Johore on June 9. The fee is $30 for children under 11 years and $40 for adults. For details, telephone *****26 or 34S62S7.
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    Forget rank when a job needs doing, managers told
    378 9 MANAGERS, like workers, must do more than they are used to when required. Only then can managers motivate their employees to work harder and perform better. The National Productivity Board (NPB) is now suggesting that managers and senior executives remove their
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    'Don't park on these two roads' advice
    102 9 TRAFFIC Police yesterday advised motorists against parking along North Bridge Road and South Bridge Road from Thursday as they obstruct the flow of traffic. Stern action will be taken offenders. Police said vehicles found parked illegally and those causing obstruction or impeding the
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    SIA is 'angry and very disappointed'
    435 10 Outcome of talks with Lufthansa SINGAPORE Airlines' managing director Lim Chin Beng said yesterday he was "angry and very disappointed" with the inconclusive talks between SIA and Lufthansa last Thursday. In an interview, he said that judging from the way the Germans held "stubbornly"
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    Water from Western Catchment for these
    177 10 Water from Western Catchment for these areas WATKR from the Western Catchment Water Scheme will be supplied to consumers In Qoeeiu*town, Ayer Rajah Road, Jalan Bnklt Merah, Depot Road, Telok Siangan, Alexandra Road and Paslr PanJang Road from May 11. The catchment scheme, comprising four reservoirs Tengah, Sarimhan, Poyan and
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    OPERATION BLACKOUT IN BUONA VISTA
    97 10 BUONA VISTA will be plunged into darkness for 15 minutes tomorrow night if all residents switch off their lights in a symbolic energy-saving act. The community organisations have asked residents to take part in Operation Blackout which begins at 10 p.m. More than $25,000 may
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    Data process association officials
    57 10 Data process association officials MR WOO LEE YONG has been elected president of the Data Processing Manager's Association. Other officials are: Mr Chow Peng Tien, vice-presi-dent; Mr Lawrence Lee, recretary; Mr John Pang, assistant secretary; and Mr Lam Bin Thun, treasurer. Francis Tong. Geh Dt Hoon, Wang It Peng, Wong
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    Technicians 'must be ready for menial tasks'
    505 10 Technicians 'must be ready for menial tasks' THE technician of the future must be prepared to take over the simple tasks of a production line operator as well. This is because there will be fewer low-skilled people available to check and inspect products on the production lines when more and
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    New postal machines installed to meet increased demands
    337 10 New postal machines installed to meet increased demands From Page One a mall bag are poured Into It and as the revolving dram tarns, those of standard size fall through the slits of the dram. These then mo\e along belts to be cancelled. Those which fall to go through the
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    Engineer tells why he accepted guarantee
    239 10 Engineer tells why he accepted guarantee A CANADIAN engineer explained to the High Court yesterday why ne accepted a written guarantee from a company director when providing a $196,000 loan, although the director had not honoured previous loans. Mr Larry Howard McCallum said his previous loans to Mr James Wong
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    Shipyard worker's death on barge a mishap
    176 10 Shipyard worker's death on barge a mishap STATE Coroner Lee Cheong Hoe yesterday recorded a verdict of misadventure on the death of a shipyard worker, who drowned after falling into the moon pool of a barge while he and others were carrying out repairs on it. The court heard that
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    Carpenter sold heroin to officer
    118 10 Carpenter sold heroin to officer CARPENTER Tan See Phian, 33, was yesterday jailed for five years and ordered to be given five strokes of the rotan for selling one straw of heroin to a narcotics officer. The court heard that Assistant Narcotics Officer Ouek Buck Tee, disguised as a drug
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    Cosy corner for the older folk
    151 11 SENIOR citizens at the Toa Payoh Branch Library now have a cosy corner with comfortable armchairs and a sofa set aside specially for them to sit and read. Library officials created the corner a month ago, following an elderly reader's suggestion. He felt a
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    Anson poll ballot papers
    89 11 Anson poll ballot papers destroyed ALL the ballot papers cast at last October's Anson by-election were destroyed yesterday at the Ulu Pandan refuse incineration plant at Ton Tuck Road, according to the law. At 10 a.m., an officer of the Supreme Court opened the vault where the ballot boxes had
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    Fewer items at arts and
    65 11 crafts show FEWER exhibits will be displayed at this year's Singapore Youth Festival Arts and Crafts Exhibition. An Education Ministry official said the number of exhibits would be reduced by about 200 from about 700 last year to ensure higher standards and better display. The
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    THIEVES ON A M-CYCLE GRAB CLERK'S $12,596
    107 11 TWO men on a motorcycle snatched a clutch bag containing $12,596 from a despatch clerk on Monday shortly after he had drawn the money from a bank at Shenton Way. Mr S. C. Llm, 21, an employee of Peiniger International at Beach Road,
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    But they are losing their seats to young Intruders'
    253 11 By IDAH LATIFF crowded, we old folk would not get a seat. "But when I visited the library subsequently, the seats were all occupied by young people and they lf-ored me and a few other old people who were standing nearby.
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    Man who stole puppy fined -$I,ooo^
    217 11 Man who stole puppy fined -$I,ooo^ A PUPPY snatcher was fined $1,000 on Monday. The court heard that Koh Chuan Hock, 24, stole the dog, a boxer, when its owner, Mr Simon Loh Thuang Chye, 35, met with an accident while driving home from a dinner. It all happened when
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    Photography in focus
    59 11 A TALK on methods of scientific and technical photography will be given by Dr Bern hardt Brill, director of the Institute of Photoanalysis Hogeisma, West Germany, in the National Museum theatrette tomorrow at 6 p.m. and on Friday at 8 p.m. It will be repeated in the
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    New officials appointed
    45 11 THE new president of the Restaurant Association of Singapore is Mr Tan Boon Pheng. Other officials include vicepresidents Mr Sin Leong and Mr Van Huan, secretary Mr Tjioe Kok Hwie. assistant secretary Mr Ng Tian Sng and treasurer Mr Tham Yui Kai
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      553 11 t*-lmmm aa^ •< aA^H aj^JbL m E~a(|2l Ely |2| 82^1 82^11 8? W^i-i&Sm KvcelljSfcS m&^-lSkm n*»^ W^P t%*^* W «jjj^^,''» ■> 2^222^1 Have you totalled up the cost of working in the CBD lately? Working in the CBD is becoming increasingly expensive. Not just because those monthly CBD stickers cost
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    Govt backing for central fund project to help needy
    536 12 THE government has come out in full support of Singapore's proposed Community Chest for the poor and needy. Three ministries are backing the project to encourage people to contribute to a central fund for charity, said the Singapore Council of Social
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    Relatives sought
    79 12 POLICE are seeking the relatives or friends of an Indian man, aged about 55, who died at Tan Tock Seng Hospital on Monday. Police said the man had been suffering from fits and had fallen down in the Buffalo Road market on April 29. He was admitted to
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    Queues form as voters pack embassy
    227 12 Queues form as voters pack embassy INDONESIANS living here packed Wlsma Indonesia when they turned np to vote In their country's general elections yesterday. The queues wound from the red-carpeted function hall Inside the Indonesian Embassy to Orchard Road. Mrs Enl Sudjatmiko, wife o( the Indonesian Ambassador, cast the first
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      159 12 Bringing Up Father By BUI Ka vanagh v Hal Camp PEAR. ITS THE T LEAVE IT 1 f^AAn [T COOK'S MIGHT OFF/ TO rv*E, ~h Sokfi^L KAAD6 CORNEP 866 F AMP f^ AMD I>A TOO \MA6<SIE/ \^+s cs^ CABSA<S6 PIZZAS.' /O Blondie By Chic Tonng I JU6>T BROKE UP I
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    315 13 Police probe $lm transfer to S'pore gKgIP®SS WH® CAUSEWAY KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday POLICE are investigi over $1.4 million to Sir fund that never exis 2 had fake HK notes KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Two Hongkong citizens charged with having 730 counterfeit HKJI.OOO notes pleaded guilty in the Sessions Court here yesterday.
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    Lock icon Shortage of auditors, so $50m accounts not cleared
    413 13 SCHOOL accounts totalling more than $50 million in over 4,000 schools in Malaysia have not been audited for the last three years due to a shortage of auditors. The accounts of some primary schools have not been audited for five years. The
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    Lock icon Stop Harris' threats, Dr M urged
    339 13 Stop Harris' threats, Dr M urged PENANG, Tuesday THE opposition Democratic Action Party (DAP) called on the Prime Minister today to stop Sabah Chief Minister, Datuk Harris Salleh, from intimidating voters in his state. Penang DAP chief Karpal Sineh said in a state- i ■■■■■^■M 5SSc fcr^tffss rr- 1 s
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    The Straits Times says...
    481 14 I Know your I card etiquette ETIQUETTE governing the use of credit cards obviously has not kept up with the enormous increase in the number of people resorting to this form of payment in recent years, judging by complaints that sales staff are sometimes less than
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    739 14 Euphoria over return of Egyptian land subsides CAIRO The afterglow of the restoration of Sinai to Egypt is fading for President Hosni Mubarak who is now faced with a wide range of issues some foreign, most domestic. The Arabs and domestic critics appear resigned
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    SMA meet fails to provide answers
    1081 14 Who pays for health care? THE government is announcing a 20-year National Health Plan, the basic philosophy of which is that subsidy will be greatly reduced and users of health-care services must pay more. With this in mind, the Singapore MediMl Association •pened its
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    1019 14  -  MARCUS ELIASON TEL AVIV Israel's Sinai withdrawal was only one strand in a tapestry of doubts and forebodings that haunt this nation in its 35th year of statehood. A mood of grumpy cynicism pervades large segments of the populace. The country is experiencing a
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    Trishaws are losing their touch of class
    152 15 Trishaws are losing their touch of class tourists they should not campaigns, another be found lazing and sit- campaign such as ting in awkward posi- "Keep Our Trishaws and tions in the vicinity of Riders Clean" will be some leading hotels. welcomed. Singapore has sue- P. I.IM ceeded in numerous
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    Traffic police should take action at JTC estates
    93 15 Traffic police should take action at JTC estates DISORDERLY and illegal parking have almost vanished from East Coast Parkway, thanks no doubt to swift and effective enforcement by the Traffic Police. It is time a similar nononsense approach is adopted in some Jurong Town Corporation estates. The industrial estate at
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    Lessons in driving on the
    122 15 Lessons in driving on the expressway NOW that we have beautiful expressways with increased speed limit, Singapore drivers need to be educated in expressway driving. Some motorists drive at speeds of their convenience. This bad habit is a danger to themselves as well as other road users: o They told
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    Noise we have to bear day and night
    125 15 I BELIEVE it is all right to encourage "light" and clean workshops to be situated within a housing esUie. However, the relevant authority for the allocation of these workshops should check to ensure thaHV hey nOt "OiSy and do not become a
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    'Outsiders' gain at the expense of committed teachers
    156 15 'Outsiders' gain at the expense of committed teachers LAST year my husband applied for admission into the university under the Education Ministry's Bursary Scheme for teachers. He had been teaching for 11 years and was quite hesitant when offered the chance. But after much consideration, he decided to take the
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    When a home is not a safe place
    103 15 When a home is not a safe place FAMILY planning should be practised in one's room and not made known to the whole world. Imagine our horror when we found used condoms hanging on our washed clothings and dirty sanitary pads lying at our window sill. A home is not
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    Another refuge
    78 15 SINCE the crackdown on illegal parking along the East Coast Parkway, vehicles have found an alternate refuge along the main roads in Marine Parade, Marine Terrace and Marine Crescent. These roads are often parked full on both sides and even at the entrances of carparks, making it difficult
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    Supply and demand also applies to taxi driving
    151 15 Supply and demand also applies to taxi driving I REFER to the letter "$2.40 will get you a cab when 40 cents will not" by Taxi Commuters (ST, April 28). I regret to note their lack of understanding of taxi drivers. The taxi driving business is no different from other
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    There's no code of conduct for all
    354 15 I REFER to the letter by A. N. Lio under the heading "Workers' Code of Conduct Would be Useful" (ST, April 23). A. N. Lio suggested that a code of conduct should be drawn up defining minor work infringements, misconduct and gross misconduct
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      126 15 Should they pay to park a heap of debris? I I AM a resident of Block 77, Marine Drive. This heap of debris brought I down from one of the apartments of the block has been lying at the foot I of Block 77 for more than a month. I
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    British arms may be used against the Britis
    908 16  -  PETER DURIBCH and HUGO DAVENPORT BACKGROUND The Falklands conflict BRITISH arms companies had plenty of Argentine business in hand when the government imposed its embargo in early April. Take, for example, the Blowpipe portable antiaircraft missile made by Short Brothers of Belfast.
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    Ex-UN official champions right to speak out
    762 16  - Ex-UN official champions right to speak out JONATHAN POWER Objectivity versus impartiality By Writing for International Herald Tribune LONDON On April 30, Theodoor van Boven left his office in Geneva and joined the unemployed. He was the director of the United Nation's Human Rights Division and the victim of one
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    Where the women have no right to vote
    521 16 DISAPPOINTMENT but not surprise was the response when the (male) voters of Appenzell, one of the smallest of the Swiss cantons, once again rejected a proposition that their female fellow citizens also be allowed to vote. The paradox comes from the fact
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      526 16 rPerma-StampL How h works The letters and characters *J of your stamp are formed. 4mmt not out of rubber, but a g^ remarkable new plastic COf Olif*S called PORELON. I*. A special printing compound, (or ink) is trapped in the thousands of tiny cells. ittK-ttlQ where it can't dry out
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    678 17 George Kent takeover GEORGE Kent (M) Bhd has appointed SGVKassim Chan as advisers to act for the minority shareholders of the company in respect of the takeover offer from Johan Holdings. Johan Holdings had earlier received the goahead from the Capital Issues Committee to launch its bid for
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    Huge increase in pretax profits at Gopeng
    342 17 Huge increase in pretax profits at Gopeng GOPENG Consolidated has increased its group pretax profits (before exchange adjustments) by a hefty 89 per cent to £2.64 million (Sslo million) for the first six months ended March 31, 1962. Minority interests took away £300,000, leaving the group with £2.34 million in
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    Wardley expected to be top local merchant bank
    447 17 WARDLEY Singapore is tipped to be the top merchant bank here this year, in terms of profits. This prediction is made by research bureau Consulton. In its latest survey of the banking and financial community, Consulton described Wardley, formed five years ago,
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    Record bankruptcies in Malaysia last year
    316 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A record number of businessmen and companies went bankrupt last year as effects of the downturn in the nations economy was felt by the private sector. The official assignee's office recorded 902 bankruptcies last year while 66 companies were liquidated. High
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    Banks look to home sources for funds
    288 17  -  ABBY TAN MANILA, Tues. Development banks in most Asean countries are now resorting to domestic savings as sources of funds in a tight money situation. Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines point to similar experiences in innovating new mechanisms of raising money to meet
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    A wide range of products at Food & Hotel Asia
    315 17 A wide range of products at Food Hotel Asia ABOUT 390 exhibitors from 25 countries will display products ranging from food items to m i c rocomputer-controlled digital weighing systems at this year's Food and Hotel Asia exhibition. The exhibition will be held at the World Trade Centre from May
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    Market Highlights
    159 17 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed lower on lack of baying support in selective moderate trading. Genting fell 8 cento to $3.M, Tractors It cento to $3.5«, HLF II cento t.i $7.45 and OCBC II cento to $12.31. The Stock Exchange Ind oh trial Commerrlal Index fell 5.52 points to
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    Prices lower on lack of support
    186 17 MMC eased II rents each to Jll.N and $3.t2 while /In hou-ls and properties Faber Merlin and Bandar Kay a lost 5 cents to $I.M and $2.5* respectively. The New Straits Times Industrials Index Itwt 3.79 points to W7.9T HONGKONG: The market closed little
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    CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
    147 17 Tractors 350 H Leone Credit 520 I. .rut Tin 237 O C B C 1230 H Leon( Fin 745 O U B S55 Sel Pro pert if. 530 Intraco 300 Sim l.im 249 Tranimarco Canting* 308 Promet 378 PMC 346 M M C 273 -16 ■IS -11
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    Singapore closing prices
    2378 18 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL IMS Low 10.p.,. Q-r> Net 1...1 Div P/E Vol Dmy't Sale *or- (OOO) High Low 30t 247 Acma Alcom 233 172 Allied Choc 283 246 B A T 320 320 Bata 141 M Ben Berjaya Kawat 201 199 Boustead 480 3SO Bousleadco
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    Sydney
    423 18 SHARE prices in Sydney yesterday drifted lower in lacklustre trading for the third day despite a late improvement that left most leading stocks at their highs at the close, brokers said. Overseas investment was at a low ebb and local traders were cautious ahead of any developments in London
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    Bearish trend in XL
    406 18 SELLERS continued to dominate at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday, taking stocks lower for the second consecutive session. Interest was poor from the opening bell and the resultant easier note prevailed for most of the first half. Prices continued to slip in the afternoon session
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    BUSINESS DONE
    865 18 BID and otfer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares jaded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board deal
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    Prices slip lower in quiet trading
    606 18 AS MANY Investors continued to avsid the stock market yesterday, prices fell farther an a bread front. Natabiy, mast lasses were counsel within a 19-eeat range, except far a few counters. There Is, therefare, na cause far alarm as the underlying tone of the
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    Kuala Lumpur
    1467 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. Aleam (1.278 1.285) (2) 1.28 (8) 1.27 ACkar (199H) AMD (2.385) (2) 2.34
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    Hongkong
    373 18 THE Hongkong stock market yesterday closed little changed after fluctuating narrowly in a day of mixed trading on lack of fresh incentive, brokers said. The Hang Seng index fell 0.84 to 1.319.36. Some speculative activity was noted in China Light in response to market talk it could be the
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    UNIT TRUSTS
    201 18 M M. APORK UNIT TOUT (Maaagen* prteee far Majr I) The Commerce 3.00 3.15 The Savings Fund 1.69 1 77 Spore Prog Fund 1.29 1.35 Spore Sec Fund 1.99 2.09 Spore Invest Fund 1.08 1 13 Spore Equity Fund 1.25 1.31 ASIA I MT THI S7 (Maaagen' prtna
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    Singapore
    492 18 City Dcv Rt* o.sms i (1) 0.58 (1) 058 Island Pen (7.408 7.455) (1) 7.50 (1) 7.45XD M Credit (3.045) (1) 3.08 (1) 3.08 (1) 3.04 Sel Properties (5.308) (2) 5.35 (2) 5.30 CD Spore Land (7.208) (2) 7.15 (1) 7.20 V O L (3.008 3025) (5) 3.00 (11)
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    RUBBER
    546 19 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with May RSS One buyers quoted at 189.50 cents per kilo, down 2.50 cents on Monday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down slightly on lack of buying support and some speculative selling, they said. The afternoon session
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    SSR and SMR
    88 19 IA8 hH .11 JSR50 HKII B IMRCV ■MR 1 IMRS iMRGP ■MR W SMR20 iMRSO <1 ton pallet. lltunpallrtl II loo pallMI <M«i pallet) {Mm (Wlktl '1 urn p4llrti II Ion p*U*t) H'tOB|MlWl) May Jim il'urrrni Mihi (Forward Mlkl Bajrara Sallara Bayan Sellari 162.00 1M00N 163.00 IB600N
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    Tokyo
    323 19 SHARE prices in Tokyo yesterday closed the day slightly higher but thinly traded as many investors preferred to remain on the sidelines until after the last of the current series of spring public holidays today, dealers said. Yen 1AJlnomoto 161 -3 Akal m +1 Aiani Crwm -R -J Aaahl
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    London
    660 19 LONDON, Tues. The market was firm in subdued trading today, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index rose 10.4 points to 585 5 In spite of the escalation of the Falklands conflict over the long holiday weekend, few operators were willing to sell or go short of stock
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    Selected indices
    53 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDI STRIALB Monday closed Friday 575.1 Week Ago 575.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 849.03 Friday 848 38 Week Ago 852.64 H.K.HANU SENG Tuesday 1319.36 Monday 1320 20 Week Ago *****8 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 654.0 Monday 655.8 Week Ago 856.8 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday 498.7 Monday 499.5
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    CLOSING PRICES
    32 19 Rubber May 4 Singapore: May: 189.50 cents (down 2.50 cents) Malaysia: May: 202.50 cents (down 3.00 cents) Tin: M 529.40 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 242 tonnes (up 52 tonnes)
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    Produce prices
    140 19 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore, noon cloning prices per IM kg yesterday. Coeont oil: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) rob $112 00 sellers, new drum fob $116.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $50.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asia NLW $370 00 sell- i
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    GOLD
    185 19 THE KHOBAR for gold deliverable In Singapore opened at $23,510 and j closed at 123,324 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at ISUt-.00 345 50, and immediately eased to $343 20 343 70 on light liquidation by lunch time. The market eased further to the low of $341.90
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    TIN
    151 19 THE STRAITS tin price was again unchnaged at Ms 29 40 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 52 tonnes to 242 tonnes. LONDON: The morning Kerb ended with Three Months standard grade metal trading at f:7,340 on Monday, to show a loss of £30 from
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    PALM OIL
    222 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market closed higher on light support in quiet and cautious trading yesterday, dealers said. In May north rose $7.50 to M 5967.50 per tonne and central up $2.50 to $962.50 while south was traded unchanged at $956. June in the north
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    Silver quotes
    37 19 Urn FH New York 6.888 6.848 6.KS 6.91S Zurich 6.8911 7 1011 699 b T.2OS IM Hot Singapore 6.858 6858 6.95S 6.95S Cosing prices In US dollars a troy ounce. Saute: r rr-dlt Sakw. S'para.
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    New York
    384 19 NEW YORK, Mon. Stock prices turned around after a sharp early slide to close narrowly higher, but the low level of trading activity indicated that many investors avoided the market all together. The Dow Jones Industrial average closed at 849.03, up about half a point after dropping some
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    Money and exchanges
    308 19 THE US Sing dollar opened ai $2 1045 TO and was traded to a low of $2.1045 55. before recovering to close at $2 1060 TO. In the Singapore (orex market yesterday Trading was fairly quiet and featureless The US dollar against major currencies was moderately traded
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    NOMINAL RATES
    423 19 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: CurranclM Nominal rates Smithsonian Percentage quoted yesterday (cross)panty Chang* lxM-al dollars to one unit of foreign currency: US dollar 2.1060 2.1070 2.8196 -25.31 Sterling pound 3.7985 3.9020 7.3469 -48.30 Australian dollar 2.2325 2.2350 3.4286 -34.88 NZ dollar 1.6215 1.6260 3.4286 -52.59 Canadian dollar
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    Amsterdam
    249 19 AMSTERDAM, Mon. Share prices were lower over a broad front led by KLM in Dutch internationals, dealers said. KLM shares dropped four guilders on increased offerings. Trading was generally quiet with most other major stock markets closed today, while increased tension between Argentine and Britain in the south Atlantic
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    Zurich
    247 19 zukhjh. Mon. Share prices closed little changed In thin trading, with foreign investors largely absent from the market because of uncertainty about latest developments In the Falklands crisis, dealers said. Expectations that Swiss consumer price index figures for April will be less favourable than in March because of rising
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      465 22 S ww 60 BuairwM Opportunities BUSINESS FOR SALE Medium size electronic manufacturing company situated In JTC Flatted Factory with 3000 square feet space near HUB residential area, fur sale with existing facilities. Business Investors Interested to take over company as a going concern or acquire controlling Interest, please apply toThe
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      486 22 n Q Employment FRENCH RESTAURANT ACCOUNTANT SENIOR ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT A French restaurant of fine distinction with banquet, conference end eudto visual facilities opening soon invites applications from well gusli Ned end eiperienced personnel lo Ml the ebove positions. The candidates must have experience In book-keeping, food and beverage control and
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      492 22 n Q Employment EUROPEAN STANDARD ELECTRONICS PTE LTD (A subsidiary of THOMSONBRANDT. French Leaders in High Technology Eloctromcs snd Household AppUencee) Applications are Invited from suitably qualified candidates for the positions of: 1) SECRETARY (Batee/Merketing Department) Requirements: c Possess a Secretarial Diploma c An excellent command of English and proficiency
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      420 22 IMMEDIATE VACANCIES Town/Jurong 6 RECEPTIONISTS/ TYPISTS $450 $600 5 ACCOUNTS CLERKS $450 $600 10 CLERKS/TYPISTS $450 $550 3 SECRETARIES $600 $1000 2 PAYROLL OFFICERS (MALE) $500 $1000 8 SALES REPS (MALE) $400 $600 plus commission Call Mon-Fri 8.00 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Sat. 8.00 a.m. 12.30 p.m.; or write in to
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      478 22 H DCmnlnumant CllafUVf lIRHII GENERAL CLERK (Accounts) We are a Company diveraified in marketing, manufacturing and transportation and have a new vacancy for General Clerk. a Completed OCE O' or 'A' Level with good credits in Mathematics and English a Age below 22 years 1-2 years' experience In accounts payable
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      507 22 iMETM PTE LTD Our Merchandising Division is expanding and we have several vacancies for the poet of GENERAL CLERK/ TYPIST Minimum OCE "O" level. Typing speed of not less than 35 wpm Able to work Independently Successful appllcanLs will be required not only to do general clerical duties but will
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      526 23 fi Q Employment 66 Situation. Vc«nt ZZSEZZZZT 1 d) Secretarial Clerical An established Public Company with office in Orchard Road, invitee applications lor CONFIDENTIAL BOOKKEEPER Requirements s OCI *> LSMI *ltti LOC Higher Accounting Certificate or equivalent Age 21 and above c 2 years of working expertence with some exposure
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      547 23 a Neat and accurate tabulation typing trlectrlf) c Matured and tactful with good command of English c Willing to learn and take pressure c Experience preferred Interested, pleas* call personally at: MACS PTE. LTD., Unit H. LHHI City Hotel Compt., IS. Teniortfl Kstong Road. Singapore 1543 Tel: 34*5141. Japanese Trading
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      610 23 n Q Employment FEMALE CLERK urgently required by established company c (ii'E A 1 level a Able lo type, operate telex machine and deal with correspondence a Good command of English and knowledge of Mandarin Some experience In Import and export preferable Interested plssss call MM or come personally to
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      472 23 Well established company urgently requires: FEMALE CLERKS Requirements: c Singapore citizen, age above 18 years. c Pleasant disposition and able to handle telephone call, c Knowledge of typing 35 wpm c Preferably with 1 year's working experience c Chance of promotion to other departments If Interest applies. Interested parlies kindly
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      631 23 n D**^ Well esleMished warehousing and container company in Jurong invites spplicstions tor the position CLERK/TYPIST Candidates should possess the toi c OCE O 1 Level with credit In Mathematics c Good typing speed Attractive salary plus transport sllowsnce and benelits will be ottered to the right candidate. Ptssss writ*
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      866 23 WELL ESTABLISHED ORGANISATION urgently requires 1. FEMALE TYPIST. 7 FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK. c Fluent in English s Knowledge ol spoken and wnlPlease write with full particulars and contact telephone number to: THE ADVERTISER PAYA LEBAR P O. BOX 104. SINGAPORE 9154. PERSONNEL ASSISTANT a Ability to type handle correspondence Independently
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      996 23 ft ■BT EXPATRIATE EDUCATIONAL ORGANISATION Inviies applications for the following positions: General Clerk, district 0513 Minimum 2 lo 3 years experience In office duties, typing etc Recepllonlst/clerk, district 1543 Minimum 2 to 3 years experience in general office duties and good command of spoken English Phone *****64 Mrs lee during
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      651 23 VWCA INVITES APPLICATIONS tor posts o| Kindergarten Teacher/ Assistant. Teacher's Aide In IU Kampong Java Centre Salary to commensurate with qualifications and experience Telephone for appointment: *****04 A PRINTING FIRM requires an Accounts Clerk with experience and preferably with some printIng knowledge Interested personnel please call *****60 and *****84 CHARTERED
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      310 23 fi D Employ™, KOMPASS SINGAPORE (1978) PTE LTD Publisher of the world's most comprehensive Business Directory requires one more MARKETING EXECUTIVE and 3 more MARKETING REPRESENTATIVES Marketing Executive University Degree 3 'A' levels with marketIng experience will also be considered Must have pleasant personality to deal with Senior Management. Gross
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      563 23 Engineering Firm invites eppi cations lor the post of SALES MANAGER in its Pneumatic Product! Department Success, ul candidate shoul possess the following requ slles a At least 2 yearn exper ence In pneumatic prot ucls sales Able to handle a team i sales personnel, sail planning, knowledge i product
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      568 24 I i to |j tmpraymeni 68 Situations Vacant c) SMlms An established construction equipment menulacturing company requires SALES EXECUTIVES c SHI starters w 111 l |ilr»s anl personality c Preferably with experience In selling metal scaffolding or construction equipment a Possess own transport a Ability U. converse In BngUan, Mandarin
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      724 24 AN KXI'ANI)IN(. PROPM IV DsTVB Os*n requires 2 FEMALE SALES OFFICERS Minimum level Experlenre in handling properly sales. Able lo speak English. Mandarin and Chinese dialer Is Suitable candidates are kindly requested to submit full rareer resume together with photo i turn -returnable I to THE MANAGER GOLDEN WALL REALTY
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      943 24 cmptaymen MENARO COBMETICS URGENTLY requires Part-time/ full-time Beauty Advisors No experience required Free training provided Including skin-care and bridal make-up etc. Please call at 1.C314. Merlin Plaza. Beach Road at U-l Oak Kul Hwa at *****52 Ham in »p m YOUNG SALESMAN REQUIRED lor a company In Dubai Must have
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      466 24 A large multi-national company in Jurong has vacancies for: ENGINEER The successful candidate must be a graduate In Electronic or Mechanical Engineering with experience in maintenance of production equipment. He will be responsible for process evaluation and implementation besides leading line technicians in trouble shooting and maintenance of production machineries.
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      465 24 H a ration requires COPIER TECHNICIANS for outdoor servicing and repairing of photocopying machines. NTC 111 Electrical Fitting Installation or Electronic Servicing. Below age of 26. Completed National Service. Class 2 or 3 driving licence. Please write giving full resume, contact telephone number and recent passport-size photo to:The Personnel Manager,
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      489 24 A US based multi-national company manufacturing high technology electronic products Invites suitably qualified candidates for the position of QC INSPECTORS (lat 4 2nd shirt) Raquiramanta: a Completed National Service a Completed GCE O' Level preferably from Science or Technical stream Tar ms a Banafil*: 5-day work week (40 hours) 12
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      572 24 |J Employment Immediate employment at Ponggol worksite QUANTITY SURVEYOR Diploma In building quantity surveyor 3 years passed experience in taking of quantity LAND SURVEYOR Diploma In land surveying Minimum 2 years relevant workIng experience Salary commensuratcs with qualifications and experience Interested, please apply to. THCON 3 FLR. RM 17. •CHENG
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      632 24 Car Rental Firm requires immediately: GREASER 1 Class 3 driving licence 2 Have some knowledge of car grea-sint! Call personally: 347. SEMBAWANG ROAD. 19 KM TEL: *****39 Consulting Engineering Firm requires ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN With minimum 4 years' experience. Please apply with full resume, experience, salary expected, telephone contact non-returnable photograph
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      295 24 v U tmpioyment Multi-national Japanese Electronic Leader requiree:- High starting pay with SlB/- confirmation in crement 5-day week (7.30 am to 5 pm) AWS of over one month. No shift involved. No scope work. Mospitalization benefits for YOU and YOUR DEPENDANTS. Life insurance scheme. Comprehensive medical facilities including company clinic
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      218 24 1 K^^i^\e«i ■W Gt V^o^° t^.oa^ r Olivetti, Europe's largest manufacturer of oH ice equipment has immadiata vacancies in its manufacturing operations in Singapore for: We offer ft p.Ts267 At least 3 increment! in the first year I $298 after 1 year service Candidates with experience in assembly of mechancial
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      401 25 Ii Q Employment 68 Situations Vacant g) Production ASAHI TV-6LASS FTELTD Application* are invited trom Singapore Citizens tor appointments as c Willing to woi> on shifts c Male applicants must have completed National Service jSuccesi tul applicant* will •ntoy fie following Innga fnatlf c High commencing salary c 2 Increments
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      396 25 (ml COOLING SYSTEMS la expanding and looking for energetic, young and with drive EXPERIENCED MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Wa offer total starting emoluments $400 plus to $550 plus with a 2to 3 Increments in 1 year c Excellent promotional opportunity for young and energetic candidates with higher starling salary c Advancement
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      337 25 H Q Employment HITACHI KOKI (S) PTE LTD Requires MALE MACHINE OPERATORS c NTC 3 (ir GCE O' level or Sec. 2 (for various level of machining works) c Completed N.S. c Willing to work on shifts WE OFFER c Free transportation, transport allowance c I- rre uniform c Paid
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      497 25 DATA HEADS (PTE) LTD has vacancies lor FEMALE OPERATORS a Oood wages and attendance bonus a 5-day week a No shift work a Alrcond and good working conditions Applicants must be able to apaah, write and understand iimpi. English. Those intereeted pleaae apply in parson .1 4F 7TH FLOOR BLOCK
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      501 25 Hi Q Employment A well established Co has vacancies for the following positions:--1) PURCHASING CLERK a OCE 'O' level with credit In English fc Mathematics a Some experience in purchasing procedure a Possess Initiative technical knowledge preferred a Able to type 2) STOCK CONTROL CUM TYPIST a OCE O' level
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      275 25 Suitably qualified candidates are Invited to apply for the following position In our shipyard. SECURITY GUARDS Cum RREMEN Previous experience in fire fighting. Age 22 35 years. Must be physically fit Prepared to work shirt hours. In addition to payment of a basic salary the successful candidates will be paid
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      409 25 w U Smptoynisßfit "m" HOTEL ASIA PTE LTD requires Immediately A) FEMALE TELEPHONE OPERATOR Secondary School Education Speak fluent English and converse well In Mandarin and local dialects Prepared to work 3 rotating shifts Gross monthly salary: $434 B) CHAMBERMAIDS Speak and write simple English Training will be provided Only
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      497 25 COMPUTER-FORMS TOPPAN MOORE PTE LTD, lha loading business forms and plastic cards manufacturer, invites applications for tha posts of: 1) LAYOUT ARTIST a Minimum OCE < > level with distinction In Technical Drawings a 1/2 years' working experience 2) GRAPHIC ARTIST a Minimum GCE 'O' level with distinction In Art
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      336 25 tt Q Employment Applications are invited for the following positions A) GENERAL CLERK CUM TYPIST a Mln GCE level with credit In English a Working experience preferred B) ASSISTANT TECHNICIAN a Completed National Service. a Experience In Building Maintenance or Maintenance Fitting or Electrlcal/Alrcondltlonlng works preferred C) FULLTIME CASHIERS CUM
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      474 25 The world's leading clock manufacturing company requires MALE STONE FOREMAN Singapore Citizens with a few years experience managing the running of a warehouse Applicant must have completed National Service The person will be responsible for the running of thr factory warehouse His duties will be including keeping proper stock. Inven-House-keeplng
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      452 26 a If Employment 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous BUHARIAH TURNBIT PTE LTD 54. Kian Teck Road, Singapore 2262 TEL: *****33/ 4 1) TYPIST CUM' TELEPHONE OPERATOR 2) AUTO LATHE SETTERS 3) TOOLROOM MECHANICS Candidatas with al laaal 2 yaars working aipananca in tha rala»aol naM. plaaaa apply ipparaon. Salary and
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      538 26 Tha Pubhahers Of THE SINGAPORE VISITOR DESPATCH BOY/ OFFICE ATTENDANT c Able H BMaal write simple KllKllxh i a v.iii.i Carnal Hiltat'i ttcanea a i .r upl.-l <■■! minimum Secondary II a I'refi-rably with working expen. a MolorscooUr provided Interested applicants ptease apply in parson to: 123 PARKLANE WING GOODWOOD
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      546 26 if 1 cmfHuynKnii OAMCO INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT (S) PTE LTD Unit 1206/ 4206. Cargo Aganta Building Airport Cargo Road Changi Airport Singapore 17S1 Requires I DRIVERS (Class 3) 2. CARGO ATTENDANTS Attractive salary and benefila. Please call personally at the above address or TEL *****66 Exl 234 for Interview Ealabtiehed Marketing
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      703 26 Opportunity of a new career LADY MASSEUSES Good salary plua generous com mission with training provided lo successful applicants. Call personally, between 10am 6pm at HILTON HEALTH CLUB 22nd floor. Hilton Hotel Orchard Road Singapore 0933. PERSONAL DRIVER Preferably Malay, between 35 and 50 years. Slaying around K.i tong. Salary
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      890 26 ft I Employment CHRISVIC REQUIRES FEMALE Kitchen Helpers with Primary or Secondary 2 education to work In the food production department No age limit Interest In food would be an asset Please call personally al: 52 Jalan Merah Saga. Off Holland Avenue or tel. *****9 PRINTING COMPANY along Paya I-rhur
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      806 26 CLINICAL ASSISTANTS REOUIRED by well established clinic Kxparlance nol naeaaaan. From dlst 2 preferred Call *****92 for interview GLENEAGLES HOSPITAL LTD has vacancies fi>r Harden labourer Interested applicants, please call personally for an Interview at 4 L 6. Napier Road, Singapore 1025 JOST COLLECT ORDERS from I your friends and
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      774 26 BUY FROM ANY OF THESE ADVERTISERS AND WIN VALUABLE PRIZES (APRIL 3 JULY 3 1982) ©bridgestone |ESZE3S3BE9i I Price! ranges from $139 only P-207 a^^^Ja^yHr F s 13 14 1S 9 nol .3^\^SSW^^ Vi First Class Road '^K[s»/| H^ An d cc op oncl issSsif F Dr y Cond ions
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      586 26 C vehicles A Boats 1974 BMW 520 (Saloon) alrcond/ cassette, no rust Excellent condition Reasonable offer secures *****66 FOR HIRE OATSUN pick-ups, panel/delivery vans and Daihatsu lorries. Tel: *****00/9. RENT DATSUN PICKUP, Truck. Van from Kirn Soon Tat Company Tel: *****82 LORRY WITH HIAB crane for rental Interested call *****17/*****83
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      675 27 1579 ESCORT 1600 etna Auto. PARF. road tax July New tyres. Immaculate condition. $16,000 I ono *****54. after II am I 1970 FORD ESCORT for sale. $4,200 In good condition. Con- tact: *****77/*****30 Eric Teo 197* JULY CORTINA 20u0E. Good condition. $5,200 ono. Tel. *****96 1977 CORTINA 1.6 OL PARF
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      210 28 DISTRICT 21 BINJAI HILL Bungalow with swimming pool. huge 2-storey bungalow on large matured garden 4 big bedrooms/ I study and servant's amenities. All with attached bathrooms I Spacious living' dining leads to patio and BIG SWIMMING POOL. $10,000 P.M. DISTRICT 11 DYSON ROAD S MINUTES TO ORCHARD ROAO c
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      397 28 A BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE-STOREY DETACHED BUNGALOW OFF DUNEARN ROAD In the vicinity ol Binjei Park 3 bedrooms, study, servant's, with large Uvlng/dlnlng, leading to huge patio and nice garden RENTAL: 54.800 WORLDWIDE: *****77 (5 LINES) c ChuaChuKang $«00 c Buklt Panjang $1,000 c Boon Lay $1,000 c Sembawang Road $1,500 c
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      830 28 FAccommoc Properties BRADOELL ROAD. DAISY I.i rk semi-detached double storey newly painted, partially furnished, large garden. $1,400 Ilisco *****94/*****82 CLEMENTI PARK SINGLE-STOREY bungalow. 3 bedrooms, servant's, fully alrcondltloned $5,000 (negotiable) furnished Available 1/6/82 PAA: *****75 DISTRICT 16 DOUBLE STOREY I bedrooms Terrace house Meal Changl Airport East Coast Parkway. Fully
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      685 28 Choice ot 3/4 bedrooms apartments in diet. 9. 10. 11. 5 S 15 Facilities include swimming pool, tennis/squash courts and security Chempaka Court $2 .500 unfurnished $4,500 fully rumislieil Faber Garden $3,800 partly furnisheii Equetoriel Apertment $4,500 fully furnished Grengeford Aeprtment $4,500 fully furnished Hiiicresl Arcadia $4,000 partly furnished Hotlendwood
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      503 28 F Accommodation Properties ■K^^^^r~^T^^"**^^Te^^B^^^^BJ BM^^^^eT^T^^^Br^^^^Blr^^^^^Bl ■e>%«o}4eßlßM*fcr •>•«■>■■> «BjßJ*£j**f*aM OIST 15 APARTMENT c 3 bedrooms, fully furnished with alrcond. water heater, TV. etc. Hental $1,700 10 minutes to rlty c PALM BEACH GARDEN $2,700. c NEW APARTMENT ALONG TANJONG KATONG ROAD. $2,200 c MARYLAND PARK $2,000 c PARKWAY«IANSION $3,100 OIST 9
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      783 28 a liraycoll Towers w> soo Crystal Tower $5,000 c Shel lord iarden $5,000 ecairnhill Plaza U.too HUlcmt Arcadia $4. boo c Peach (iarden $4,000 eTongMeng $3,000 c Klin I. in Mansion $3 SOO •LoekyPlaa*. $2joo Mandalay Tower $2,500 ecti.inm (iarden SUM COLLIER PROPERTIES 33*4111 GRANGEFORD LEONIE HILL ROAD. FULLY FURNISHED.
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      918 28 F Accommodation Properties BELLIAN REAL ESTATE offer I Balmoral Ort«n spackms lower maisonette split-level living I dining 3 bedrooms. 2 baths ser •ants swimming pool, partly furnished Call *****:13 CAVENAGH COURT DIST 9 atall able Ist August Furnished .1 bedroom* fully airconditioned parqual terrazzo flooring, swimming pool, near Japanese Club.
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      831 28 MICHEL APARTMENT langlll district, new furnishings luxuri ous alrcondltloned 1 bedroom flat All modern conveniences. Spore *****82 MIMOSA PARK 4-BEDROOMED brand nevj cornet townhoiw ith swimming pool frontage $3,500 p.m JK Mousing Ass., elates *****68/9 NEWI CONVENIENTLY SITED MO furnished .Sommervllle Park Apartment 1 dist 10) 3 bedrooms $3,800 partly
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      597 29 .AITc Accommodation r Properties 87 Accommodation Wanted a) Houses We're renting properties! If you've been thinking about renting or letting a property, but you've heard there's a hud real estate market, coll your ERA Real Estate Specialist We have proven programs that work hard for you no matter whot the
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      738 29 EXPAT FAMIIIES REQUIRE I I bedroomed sparlmeni house In .iisis in ii ownen Rt QUIRED HOUSE APARTMENT I rooms l'reter il>l\ < lej i.ihk ana t.SOO |O SHOO 1 ntlirillsMed ■M URGENTLY REQUIRED UNFURNISHED or a roomed fiat Call i la.) i Mr Soon M9OOIM (Nkfhl i WE HAVE SEVERAL
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      939 29 F Accommodation Properties A DIST. 9. WILKIE ROAD, inside(tin in -it to Bmllj swimming I i N.-iiy completed .< store)! cornel terrace Built-in .irea sq it i bedrooms, attached bathrooms Foi sale rent interestedcall MMMSIai Taogaitat DIST 10. SIXTH AVENUE vicinity 2 i store] detached bungato* PreehoM on 1.180 s,j
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      636 29 SOO CHOW GARDEN 1 .Trace I.HOII sq tt behind Thomson y/aohan MtiyM Allied Appraisal *****15 BUKIT TIMAH 4 in condominium $«II«K) Tel *****76/*****16 b) Flats I =>fflj ESTATE Ik^sHHFsi 350 OFFICES (*fti»SeSßßai WORLDWIDE I $000 LOCATION DIST. 190 Slang** PI 15 220 Kirn Kaat Lan* 12 230 Sim* Man* 14
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      879 29 F Accommodation Properties SHERWOOD TOWER An .ittr.otive studio flat raclflf ■wlmmlng pool on 10th floor with panolalllli Mew Kitted .mil furnished p«c* $22*000 Enquiries. Mr* C.L. Chan RICHARD ELLIS (PTE) LTD TEL: *****55 •St Patricks Garden $445,000. Sherwood Tower. $350,000 CiemenllPark, $4*0.000 r aher Hills. $420,000 West Peak $420,000 Holland
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      812 29 MUST SELL MARYLAND I'iik Block f.. facing pool tpUt-level, :t bedroom* :t bathrooms, 1 m in ie flooring, tennis court. $495,000 o B o Hell -4-*****1 RIDGEWOOD KALAKUA. MIDFLOOR, unobstructed view 2.000 sq ft bedrooms. I attached bathrooms, fi air-cons Pries $580,000/- Tel: *****30 SHERWOOD TOWER MANISONETTE 1700 sq.ft. 3
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      548 29 F Accommodation Properties A BUSINESSMAN (INDONESIAN) with permanent residenc> wishes to purchase AN APARTMENT/ HOUSE many locality Flenble budget Owners please contact *****33 A Group ol businessmen wi(h to purchase detached bungalows, semi-de-tached bungalows or apartments Will consider with without vacant possession Call UNIVERSAL REALTY PTE LTD 235M33 (9 LINES)
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      782 29 FACTORY FOR SALE KtUKi MJ It MSISSIIIIMJ noot industrial power installed and TO I. Ready PrtCS .SS:W>l)er sq It Interested pleas* call Tel *****79 DELTA HOUSE 1.800 s,j rt Office space cum Workshop Sl, .re available Centrally located Just OUtatde CBli Ample parking fa emtin Hiifhest offer above $350 ps
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      1446 29 r AccoßMwdatton 4 ■■H r Proparttot OFFICE SPACE FOR SALE AND Out.Kt* CBO $3 25 $7 80 psf RENTAL Keppel Ro; id 600 20.000 Orchard Towers 1.000 ORCHARO TOWERS Manhallen House 715 mi ft raetnt Orchard BtTlmahShpg Centre 1,800 Road. I whole floor Within CBO $.'OO $900psf CHOICE OF OFFICE
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      867 30 I F Accommodation ft Pioprttf 93 Office Spaces b) Rental GBOUNOFIOOR OFFICE OUTSIO€ ciii nil Orchard imm sq n ideal Ic.r H.mks. l r.iwl Acenclcn, Klllt.asslc-s No. wills GSM BUILDING Mnl.ilc- Ko.id Waterloo Street, ljoNiq.n office rental Property Afanc > PM I Id IH9MB ICB BUH.DMG SHENTON W.cc, First c-|a.ss
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      770 30 OUEENSWAY SHOPPING CENTRE prims KrmiiKiticKir ipacc, s^a IBLfl .11 SI 700 p>. f 11.-Koll.llllr ri.-.ise, .ill 2MH27'c KATONG SHOPPING CENTRE I nil iii k...«i location, Tel MZIXIO 1!H27H77 Kam U) Bpill PARKLANE SHOPPING MALL Lillet !lc.nr 226 sq ft s.-llinu $IH.S(KHI cine. Trl :«74M1 ■PENINSULA PLAZA 4TH flcnir slu.p CUm
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      654 30 FAccommoc Properties c) Wanted SHOWROOM/ SHOP. Wanted U> r-ni area of 800 1.500 sq ft with ik. cm mud liccniaKi' in any dis truts but ouusidr I'HM Plaaas Call L > lilS727or264:«Hfi ACCOMMODATIO WANTED FOR FAST-FOOD RESTAURANT Franchise holder for Fa: Food Cham requires leai of 3000-4500 sq ft Ground
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      1125 30 Q Travel Guide SEE THESE KEN -AIR SPECIALS NOT FOUND ON OTHER EUROPE TOURS lonian Sea Cruise tSr\ )r^^tm f^K«kaV Ken-Air makes your tour more interesting by including a LW'*~ J^S\-_ '^^^^BBBk- delightful interludebetween Greece and Italy. Accommodation Z^T" "'^bbbb^bbW i^> m 2-berth cabins (most operators offer 4-berth sharing!). *S^'-
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      309 30 Q Travel Guide CANADA FISHING AND HUNTING EXPEDITION IN BRITISH COLUMBIA. WITH ROBERT G. PALE V TRIP INCLUDES: Beginning June 10th. for 7 day minimum packtrlps. Price $1050 00 US Deposit or $***** per person when booked Excluding Air Fan* 1. SIX NIGHTS IN TENT CAMP 2. TRANSPORTATION FROM OUESNEL
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      387 31 ffl MAYFAM TRAVEL TOUR PTE. LTD. TA243 242, 2nd floor. Orchard Towers Tel: *****13 (S line.) Business Hours: 9am lo 9pm LABOUR DAY SPECIAL 3 Days 2 Night. OenUng Tour By Air Dept: 30th April to 2nd May '82 (Casino Hotel $317/ c 5 Day. Weet Malaysia IIM (Mon) c
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      429 31 Q Travel Guide Of IflsjlflHrßWffl RELIABLE, BILINGUAL 4 EXPERIENCED Teacher specialised in Science. Maths, English etc al all levels. Tel: 44*4343/*****3 DEDICATED QUALIFIED a EXPERIENCED Teachers available for Science. Maths, English at any levels. Dial ******2/*****0*. EFFECTIVE HOME TUITION by experienced, patient, graduates in teaching Science. Maths, Hi<llsh at all
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      698 31 HOME TUITION FOR all subjects Sec 1 to Pre-U 2 Preferably Slglap area By dedicated tutor *****1 PROFESSIONAL TUTOR UNIVERSITY graduaU- 12 years experience Coach Chinese and Addltionul Maths Tel I.lm *****27 QUALIFIED TEACHERS AVAILABLE for Maths. Science. English. Literature for all levels at your home *****53. UNDERGRADUATE, CHUANG HUANG
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      720 31 ATT SECRETARIUS The ne*t FULL TIME PRIVATE SECRETARY'S CODRSES commence on 21st June 1982 and will end in time for the June 1983 LCCI PSC eiomine~ tion. (The 3 5 82 course rs fully booked) Write for our brochure or enquire ot ATT (Advanced Training Techniques (S) Pte Ltd) SECRETARIUS
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      574 31 Education Instruction COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COURSE Commencing 10 May IM2 h 2 month comprehensive course In theory and practical aspects of :omputer programming Morning, Evening Weekend classes. Lessons conducted twice ci week. Practlcals conducted on our own micro-computers. (Total: 6 hrs a week Fee: $50 per month ENROL NOW OR RING
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      684 31 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COURSES I year Computer courses leadIng to B.C.S. Pan I Eiam 6lh intake ($2 300) 15 5 *2 Intnxlurliiin to Computers Computer Programming. (s3*o) 155*2 Structured COBOL Programin inn(SMO) I*s*2 Introduction I" Computer Systems I lay I ($1*0) 17 5*2 BASIC Programming < Day ($1*0) ***** Our school
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      623 32 U Education Instruction 115 Driving 118 Others BEGINNERS. REPEAT. SIMULATOR. Hrfresher IliuirU Driving e»—^—^-l^J— i^iMiWTR. O^!; y Advertising BMa»(Qu«-,.s*.w A design ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL LO-11 X .£~t. Klin Ben* Shopping Centre COUTSC Ot (owhimu- Cirral World) *****78/ *****79- *****87 *****88 lnt«»l»iOr PACIFIC DRIVING SCHOOL o Kirn S nfcCrlOr Tun Koa>l
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      294 32 MR. SIM KWANG TOW AGED: 84 YEARS Passed away peacefully on 2nd May 1982. leaving behind: WIFE: TAN PECK NGIN SONS: DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW JUI KIM KWIK POH LUAN JUI SENG PHYLLIS KHOO JUI LI JUI WATT NANCY TAN JUICHOON JANET SEET JUIMENG JENNY TAN JUI LENG EVELYN TAN DAUGHTERS SONS-IN-LAW JUIWAH
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      261 32 i < MR SIM CHO LANG Aged 66 year* paaaad away peacefully and want homa to God, Tueeday. 4th May. 3.15 p.m. laaving bahind wifa Mary Hang Siak Eng. aona Bobby Sim Waa Nam and Edmund Sim Waa Soon, daughter* Angetine Sim Waa Gek and Roaalind Sim Wae Choo. daughtera-in-law
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      366 32 MR OUEK KENG LAY Aged: 55 years Paaaad away peacefully on 4 MAY 1962. laaving behind: WIFE: Pinion Hue Cheng SONS JweeThlam Jwee Pang. Sebastian DAUGHTERS SONS-IN-LAW Mlew Im. Sylvia Patrick Koh Mlew Khlm. Ivy Michael Chal Meow Hlang.Geraldlne Patrick Kwok Mlew I .iii Doris Mlew Liang. Jessie Mlew Guek.
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      127 32 MR. CHUA HUAT SOON Departed: S.SJI They who think that you are gone Because no more your face they see. Are wrong for In our hearts you live: And always will. In memory Ineerted by adoplad brother a frienda aaaaaaaaaa^^ Lac Kiok Lim 3 years have pasted We miss you
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      876 32 APPOINTMENTS ESSO PRODUCTION MALAYSIA INC.—^ invites applications from suitably qualified Malaysians for the position of ASSISTANT MARINE SUPERVISOR in our Offshore Division. THE JOB: Administration of the Offshore Division's Marine and Land Transportation activities and implementation of procedures and policies as they relate to these functions, including safety, security, communications,
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    744 33 Janoko and Siapa Raiah shine JANOKO (Velu up), who scored in two of his three outings, drew attention to his chances on Sunday when he clocked 40 sec over 600 m on a tight rein at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. The going was good. This four-year-old by Wollow came to
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    158 33  - Pateman, Gwilliam and York to ride at Bukit Timah THE RACING By EDITOR IRENE PATEMAN and Chris Gwilliam have been granted licences to ride at the Lion City Cup meeting beginning at Bukit Timah this weekend. Pateman's last appearance was at Ipoh in February. She rode only on the first
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    453 33  - Can Cakrawala make it to the Cup line-up? EPSOM JEEP By THREE- YEAR-OLD Cakrawala, unbeaten in all his four starts this season, is ready to take on the big guns in the sprinting class. His connections, Memo Stable, and trainer Gary van Breukelen have hopefully entered him for the prestigious
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    705 33  -  FAIRWAY TWO Class 2 newcomers will make their debut at the Lion City Cup meeting at Bukit Timah beginning this weekend. Homw Grit (late Ima Spiller) is a five-year-old bay Australian gelding by Principle Don t Spul. He was unplaced in his only start at two.
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    142 33 THE glassware pictured above, constating of a decanter and eight goblets, will go to the owner of the winning horse In the Auckland Racing Club Trophy Race to be ran on the third day of the Lion City Cop meeting startIng at Buklt Timah on Saturday.
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    122 34 ICC Cup LONDON, Tues. Argentina will not take part in the forthcoming qualifying round in England for next year's World Cup cricket tournament because of the Falkland* crisis. The Argentinians were scheduled to take part with 16 other minor teams in the International Cricket Conference Trophy to
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    233 34 Erratic, but McE still goes through NEW YORK, Tues. Top seed John McEnroe began his quest for his first major clay-court tennis title last night when he beat unheralded Chris Johnstone, of Australia, 6-4, 6-1 to enter the second round of the US$3OO,OOO ($636,000) Tournament of Champions. Playing on clay
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    198 34 bt Carmen Perea (Spa) 1-6, 62, 6-3; Susan Rollinson (SA) bt Ivan Budarova (Cze) 3-6, 6-2, 7-5; Renata Tom a nova (Cze) bt Isabel Villiger (Swit) 7-5, 6--2; Lisa Bonder (US) bt Brenda RemUton(Aust) 7-5, 6-7, 6-2; Ann Thompson (US) bt Elena Sukova (Cze i 6-1, 6-1; Sabina
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    38 34 ATHLETICS: Yuri Dumchev, 23-year-old Soviet athlete, made the best discus throw of the season yesterday, with a distance of 69.16 metres two metres behind the world mark of 71.16 m at a meet in I.uzhniki, Moscow.
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    37 34 BOXING: Colin Jones, the British welterweight champion, was back in light trainIng in Cardiff, after his appendicitis operation, and hopes to go ahead with his European title fight against Denmark's Hans Henrick Palm in July.
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    38 34 In Paris, the European heavyweight championship title bout between the French holder Lucien Rodriguez and his challenger Alfredo Evangelista, of Spain, will be staged at the Paris Hippodrome on June 4, the European Boxing Union announced.
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    81 34 GOLF: Bob Gilder's US$63,--000 ($153,560) prize for winning the Byron Nelson classic boosted him into ninth place in the 1962 United States men's tour earnings with U*****,344, the Professional Golfers' Association reported in Ponte Vedra, Florida. The top 10: 1 Craig Stadler U*****,719, 2 Tom Watson U*****,646, 3
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    84 34 ICE HOCKEY: Spain, Brazil, West Germany. Argentina, the United Slates. Colombia. Portugal. Italy, Angola, Chile, Holland and Switzerland qualified for the final phase in the world championships in Lisbon. Other results: Group A Brazil 4 West Germany 0, New Zealand 4 Venezuela 2. Group B: England 2 United
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    Top judoka
    35 34 Jl'DO: Japan's Yashuhiro Yamashita arrived in Paris from Tokyo, to receive France's top sports award the Grand Prix De L'Academie Des Sports. The double world champion will be presented with the award tomorrow.
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    Protest
    78 34 RUGBY LEAGI X: British international Jeff Grayshon led his team, Bradford Northern, off the field in protest after six sendings-off during their Bank holiday premiership tie with Hull Kingston Rovers in Hull. Hull Kingston Rovers were leading 17-8 when the match was abandoned in the 56th minute. Other results:
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    26 34 WELSH club Cardiff defeated the South African Police 6-0 in the main match of a world tournament in Pretoria. Cardiff led 3-0 at half-time
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    158 34 LONDON, Tues. Discarded England batsman Derek Randal] lifted his outside hopes of a recall to international cricket with an unbeaten 52 at lord's yesterday. Test selector Alec Bedser saw Randall score his disciplined half-century for county champions Nottinghamshire on the second day of a
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    244 34 Dirceu to play left wing for Brazilians OTHER SOCCER RIO DE JANERIO, Tues. Dirceu. back in Brazil after years in Spanish football, will play on the left wing in the World Cup warm-up match against Portugal in Sao Luis tomorrow, Brazilian manager Tele Santana said yesterday. BRAZILIAN player Jose
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    204 35 Malaysian squad get down to business LONDON, Tues. The Malaysian Hmoim (up squad were bark In training gear hardly five hours after touchdown at Heathrow Airport here on Saturday. That alone shows how neriouh they are about doing well against England at Gloucester on May 12 aad IS. The team
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    Three top shuttlers get the axe
    394 35  -  LEX SEOW YAM SB A TAKE TOUGH STAND ON NATIONAL TRAINING THREE of Singapore's senior badminton players, including AllEngland debutant Robert Lim Teck Heng, have been axed from the national squad. In a surprise move, the Singapore Badminton Association's coaching, training and selection committee
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    Thomas Cup team told to strive hard
    147 35 JAKARTA, Tues. The Indonesian team bound for the Thomas Cup badmintonchampionships in London were today told by President Suharto to strive hard to retain the Cup. President Suharto told the squad scheduled to leave here on Thursday: I hope that you will be
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    A close call, but Thomson clinch title
    325 35  - A close call, but Thomson clinch title PETER BIOW TimESPORT THOMSON Secondary survived two palm-sweat-ing moments before overcoming Jurong Secondary 65-56 and clinching the national schools girls' under-17 basketball title at the Gay World Stadium yesterday. Thomson sailed straight into troubled waters at the beginning and it took a full
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    91 35 NEW DELHI. Tues. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi has sent the Indian cricket team now in England, her own and the nations good wishes. In a letter to the Board of Control (or Cricket in India (BCCI) delivered yesterday, Mrs Gandhi said she hoped captain Sunil Gavaskar
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    Lock icon Champions Koreacruise to easy win
    232 35 TOKYO, Tues. Defending champion South Korea scored their fourth straight win in the Ninth Asian women's basketball championship by beating Singapore 152-35 today. China beat Japan 68-56 to boost their chance of taking part in next year's World championship in Brazil. South Korea, who will
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    Neethia confident under-23s will do better
    254 35 By R. MANORAJ ANOTHER uphill task awaits Singapore when they travel to Kota Bhara on Sunday (or the Malaysian Hockey Federation under-23 competition (or the Dr. Aziz IXirairatnam Trophy from Monday to Friday. They have been placed in tough Pool A, alongside defending champions
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    193 36  -  WILFRED YEO By PERENNIAL snooker rivals Lau Weng Yew and Loo Yap Ixmg last night lived to fight another day today with Lau ahead by four frames to three in their national senior championship final. And tonight's remainder of the
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    251 36  -  J. RAJENDRAN By FORMER Singapore scrum-half Ong Poh Hua is back in the national rugby squad after one who was in the national team from 1976, quit because of work com- B m t en {f c j yesterday: "My work I commi tments haw
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    151 36 ing for the tour of Taipeh, Seoul and either Tokyo or Bangkok in early July. The squad, averaging 25, have been training twice a week since midApril and will be increasing their workouts next month. "I'm happy with the enthusiasm of the current
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    Story with a moral... TIMESPORT
    672 36  - Story with a moral... TIMESPORT DEREK WILD Journalists need the truth to report the truth COMMENT By JOURNALISTS the world over are a cynical lot. It's not that we set out to be so. It's not that we have to take some sort of "I promise to be a cynic"
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    Lock icon CPA asked to sponsor two more people
    404 36  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By THE Singapore Sqush Rackets Association have asked Cathay Pacific Airways to sponsor two more people, a manager and another player, to the Japan Open championship in Tokyo from 1 June 11-13. CPA yesterday confirmed that they will be sponsoring five
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    Twelve for Penang Open tourney
    136 36  - Twelve for Penang Open tourney JANICE SEAH By TWELVE juniors will represent Singapore in the four-day annual Penang Open tennis championships at the Penang Sports Club, starting on May 20. The iuniors eight boys and (our girls are all under 18 years, selected from trials. Unlike other years, though, the
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    56 36 Ramsay is wrong SPRINGFIELD, Tues. Frank Ramsey, the famed "Sixth Man" of the Boston Celtics during their 1960s dynasty, says he never thought a substitute would be named to the Basketball Hall of Fame. But it happened here yesterday when Ramsey was Inducted into the Hall of Fame Ramsey played
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    Lock icon Two share top spot
    51 36 HICKSTEAD. EnKland. Tues. David Broome, on "Mr Ross", and Nick Skelton, on "Everest If Ever", shared first place in the Grand Prix event that ended yesterday. Broome and Skelton each clocked 43.3 seconds, with no faults. West (Jermany's Europan champion, Paul Schockemohle. on "Deister". finished third.
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    Medan side Mercu to play two games
    85 36 MERCU Buana, the Medan side who won the recent Indonesian Inter-Province championship, will play two friendly matches against National Football league Division One clubs in Singapore this week, reports WILFRED VKO. They meet Tiong Bahru on Friday and Changi Constituency on Sunday. Both
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    179 36 Zainal sweeps past Munir ZAINAL ABIDIN, the national squash champion, swept into the fourth round of the Milo national championships, defeating Munir Shah §-3, 9-0. 10-8 in a third-round encounter at the Kallang Complex yesterday, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. He will meet Govindan Ramanan, who beat a hard-fighting Rahim Atan 9-0,
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    67 36 AUCKLAND, Tues. Striker Steve Wooddin, who has a recurrence of an ankle injury is the only player whose fitness is in doubt in New Zealand's World Cup soccer team. Manager John Adshead said the line-up of the squad would be confirmed or revised after fitness tests later
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    156 37 BANGKOK, Tues. Two Thai teams scored victories in today's preliminary -round matches of the King's Cup football tournament at the National Stadium. The Thai A team, defending the Cup, defeated Philippines 2-0 with firsthalf goals,, and their B side beat Indonesia 3-2 after leading 2-0 at
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    224 37 Oh will be the marksman to watch By PETER SIOW FRANK OH, winner of two lournaments this year, must surely be the marksman to watch in next month's national Open skeet competition at the Rifle Range Road. Oh, who won the trap individual title last weekend following his victory in
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    106 37 TODAY'S EVENTS BADMINTON U-17 boys, U-20 girls national schools' finals (SBA Hall, 2 p.m.). BASKETBALL ,N»U«uU ■efcaato b»y»' B MvWaa fluu: Thomson v Yeok Eng; C Wvl- Thomson v Anglican (Gay World Stadium, 3.15 p.m.). HOCKEY SWHA kaack•■l flrrt r*u4: CSC v Per maisurians (Balestler Road, 5.30 p.m.), Wlnaera' P««l
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    306 37 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Football Association of Malaysia president Ham zah Abu Samah has called for a stop to the unruly crowd behaviour at Malaysia Cup matches. He warned state affiliates of the consequences should they fail to tighten up security measures at
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    Midfield woes over
    211 37 Hashim's recovery brightens hopes in Singapore camp op BANGKOK, Tues. The morning news that regular midfielder Hashim Hosni is fit to play sent spirits soaring in the high-riding Singapore camp at the King's Cup soccer tournament here. In fact, Jita Singh, Singapore's managercoach, has already made up
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    Lock icon Koreans eye three titles in next 7 months
    309 37 BANGKOK, Tues. For South Korea, the King's Cup soccer competition here is just a tune-up for their campaign to win three major titles in the next seven months. The Koreans have set their sights on Malaysia's Merdeka tournament in Kuala Lumpur in
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    209 37 —Accept referee's decision, urges Bakar KUALA TRENGGANU, Tues. Trengganu Football Association president Datuk Bakar Daud has described as "unfortunate" the riot caused by fans during the Malaysia Cup quarter-final first-leg match between Trengganu and Malacca here yesterday. He said that it was unfortunate that the crowd showed their displeasure with
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    212 37 see us through the second round." If all goes well, Singapore's new-look midfield v likely to pose problems for Nepal tomorrow. This is because their coach, K. M. Rajendra. feels that Singapore's weakest department is in midfield and they want to exploit it. Said Rajendra: "Apart from one player,
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    Remaining fixtures
    40 37 TODAY: STORE v Nepal (S), Malaysia v Indonesia (7.45). TOMORROW: South Korea v Malaysia (C), Thailand A v China (7.45). FRIDAY: S'PORK v Philippines Thailand A v Nepal (7.45). SATURDAY: China v Philippines <«). Thailand B v Indonesia (7.45).
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    77 38 implicated MANILA, Tues. Children of rich and prominent Filipino families among them the grandson of a former president and the daughter of an ambassador have been implicated in heroin trafficking here, the English-language Times Journal reported today. Anti-narcotics agents listed 13 scions of prominent families as clients of
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    Lock icon Fears for Reagan's life
    69 38 BONN, Tues. West German Chief Prosecutor Kurt Rebrnann said today that suicide terrorists might try to assassinate President Reagan when he comes to Bonn next month for a Nato meeting. Mr Rebmann told the newspaper BUd Zeitung that he also expected German terrorists to attempt attacks
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    Addicts fared better with after-care
    217 38 Addicts fared better with after-care Sana's annual report From Page On* the group aged 30 to 34; of the 706 in this group, 690 were male and 19 female. Four cases were recorded among children aged 10 to 14 and two were recorded among senior citizens aged 55 to 64.
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    66 38 HANNIBAL (Missouri), Tues. A tugboat rammed a railroad bridge yesterday, knocking the 60-metre centre span of the bridge into the Mississippi River and bringing area river traffic to a halt. The Northern King was perched atop the submerged wreckage and pinned against the trestle by the
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    36 38 TOKYO, Tues. Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser will arrive here on May 20 for a four-day visit, the Foreign Ministry said today. He will follow it up with a trip to South Korea. UPI.
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    123 38 water THIS photograph taken from ABC-TV In the United States shows Polish riot police firing water cannon at some of the T&jm Solidarity snpporters in Warsaw >n Monday in one of the worst clashes since martial law was imposed In December. Solidarity supporters, shooting "murderers"
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    629 38 LIESL QRAZ Second attack on Falklands airport From Page One the United Nations Security Council to propose a new resolution calling for a cessation of hostilities. The Irish government also announced its decision to call for an end to European Economic Community (EEC) sanctions against
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    Lock icon Motherto-be in heroic save
    56 38 BEIJING, Tues. Mrs Chen Yan/ei, five months pregnant, jumped into a Shanghai river to rescue a woman attempting suicide after quarrelling with her Husband The woman and her husband made up. but Miss Chen had her purse stolen and caught a cold during the rescue, the
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    43 38 KNOXVILLE Tennessee). Tues. World Fair officials, puzzled by a disappointing turnout yesterday, trie third day of the fair, let 2,000 people enter through the gates without tickets U a publicity stunt, officials said Entry to the fair costs US$lO (SJ2I). UPI
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    605 38 EVEN SAUDIS MAY ONLY JUST BALANCE BOOKS MORE than half the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries members face problems balancing their books because of the international oil glut a situation made worse by the emergence of several new oil producers in the Arab world. Even Saudi
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    230 38 MANAMA (Bahrain), Tues. Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries are to give Nigeria US$1 billion (S$2.13 billion) in emergency assistance, the Middle East Economic Survey said in its latest edition. The report, attributed to Saudi oil industry sources, coincides with the end
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    56 1 4 Our family, we go together always. To my saudara's house, all must go. To temple, on Sunday, all must go. Go to cinema also, all must go. My big son say, 'Never mind if you fall asleep, you must come.' So I go; sometimes I fall asleep
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    617 1 VIJAY hides behind the door. Sticks his head out, catches the customer's eye, grins impishly and disappears behind the door. He does it again. And again. Later, he comes out, runs the length of the narrow Arab Street shop and watches his father and uncle
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    659 1 PRITAM Singh sums it all up simply: Our family, everybody must do everything together. Too many families now, children get married, want to stay outside. Not good like that. "Our family, we go together always. To my saudara 's house, all must go.
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    63 1 There's no business like family business "The family that works together, stays together" could almost be a national motto. The families that ALAN JOHN and REBECCA CHUA describe here are good examples. They share a sense of pride in continuity, a willingness to work long hours, camaraderie, and profits. Mr
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    276 2 Medicare INION OPINION Medicare Industry: Myth or Reality? (Ch 5, ie.l« p.m.): i This week's topic is: I Can Singapore find a satisfactory scheme for its National Health Plan? Panel members from Australia, the United Kingdom, America, and Singapore agree on
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      193 2 EXHIBITIONS: HOMEMAKERS TO an annual fair with more than 200 participants showing an assortment of furniture and household goods, and with demonstrations in cooking and crafts. Admission: $2 per adult, $1 per child. World Trade Centre. Halls One and Two. 12 noon 10 p.m. On until Sunday. PHOTOGRAPHS of Chargesheiiner
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      264 2 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBB 5 Plain and honeycomb from 2 (6) 5 Heraldic wear, with acknowl- 7 Little person from 2 (6) edgemeni to Shakespeare (6) 8 High-standing form of 2 with 6 Fireplace with end missing is 1000-dollar bills (11) free (6) 14 Old 2's disease, if 10 is
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    Making waves with news
    929 3 KANNAN CHANDRAN brings you behind the scenes to the team that gives you news to digest every morning and evening on Radio One. THE corridor is still, despite the small, motionless cluster discussing in sibilant whispers. As we walk past, they look up; a curt nod
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    702 3 OOH, such heady nostalgia in the air. Ah, such fond, flapping memories of languid ladies elegantly clad in thin, long dresses glimmering with fringes and shiny beads. And oh, such "divinely decadent" times, those wicked, wonderful, wild days of champagne parties, sweet things
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    506 4 HAWKER Lim Kirn Wing, and later, fried quo tiao. 1 K When Mr Urn's elder except Thursdays, when it 55, feels senang hati if he "It was hard to make a T J^^} ce J r a he daughter married Mr cl ««es early, has to leave his stall in
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    1000 4 From Pag* 1 trade, adds Mr Kantilal, the customers are mainly women, and hired workers do not always have the patience needed to serve them. If a salesman is rude to a customer, she may not make a fuss, but chances are, she will not come
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    62 5 OUTLOOK o a A community service project of the Singapore Medical Association and The Straits Times One of your colleagues is physically handicapped; you are very sympathetic. You hold doors open; sometimes you even help him up and down the stairs. But would you react the same way if he
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    74 5 MUCH is said about the importance of mental health, but little is mentioned about mental illness. Like physical illnesses, there are different types of mental illnesses. However, physical illness is more defined and understood a mental illness could be controversial. What one doctor would call clinical signs and symptoms, another
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    123 5 People are often prejudiced against mental illness because of the misconception that it is synonymous with insanity or madness. Another misunderstanding is that the psychotic is completely out of his mind and remains so throughout. The psychotic is also believed to be dangerous and violent all the time. The
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    85 5 Mental illness can be divided into two major groups psychoses and neuroses. Psychoses are generally thought to be more serious, although not necessarily more incapacitating. They include the organic brain reactions with overt underlying medical diseases. Others, like schizophrenia, affective disorder and paranoid states, are known
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    95 5 Psychotics may be regarded as suffering from breakdown of conformity, communication and control. Their outward appearances and behaviour do not conform to the cultural norm expected and are frowned upon by the community. They may look apathetic, unkempt and filthy or bizarre, overdressed and overbearing. Frequently there is a
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    86 5 As the population grows older, the so-called "silent epidemic" among some of the aged would become more prevalent. Due to progressive loss of brain cells, there is a gradual deterioration in mental functions. Memory for recent events rather than the remote past is particularly affected. The individuals become disorientated
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    135 5 Neuroses are classified as minor mental illness; but they can be crippling. The feelings of anxiety, phobia and depression are experienced by everyone in life. They are quite normal under appropriate conditions and do not last long. However, in neurotics, these symptoms are out of proportion in intensity, duration
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    77 5 Mental illnesses are treatable; otherwise, the mentally ill would accumulate in hospitals and the community. It can hardly be over-emphasised that the earlier medical attention is sought, the better is the outcome. Total management of the patient consists of physical, psychological and social treatment. It must be realised that
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    105 5 It is essential here to give a brief account of Electro-convulsive Therapy (ECT). The very mention of this form of treatment seems to strike terror into the hearts of the patient and his relatives. Many people associate this "electrical" treatment with "electrocution", and have been misinformed of the
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    395 5 Lately, there is a trend towards invoking spiritual cures for what are deemed to be states of demon possession. This is a matter of faith and interpretation. However, since physical, mental and spiritual conditions can have cross simulation of manifestation like hallucinatory experiences, it is always wise to
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      1781 8 NOTICES w KING'S HOTEL LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) Havelock Road Singapore 0316 ANNOUNCEMENT RIGHTS ISSUE OF 9,550,000 NEW SHARES AT $1.50 PER NEW SHARE The Directors are pleased to announce that by the closing date 29th April 1982. the Company received acceptances for 9,540.450 new shares, representing 99 9% of
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    719 2 My friend, the Bamboo Green columnist GENTLY, I caressed the artistically -designed cover of Bamboo Green a collection of Li Lienfung's articles which appeared faithfully every Friday on the Bilingual Page since August 1979. I need not open the little green book for I can recall every article in the
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    Pengaruh puisi dim Adat Perpatih
    686 4 KALAULAH anda menjadi anggota sebuah masyarakat yang mengamalkan Adat Perpatih anda tak da pat tiada terpaksa mengambil tahu dan menghafal sedikitsebanyak daripada beberapa rangkaian puisi yang diturunkan dari generasi ke generasi dan membentuk sebilangan besar daripada peraturan-peraturan dan susunan masyarakat itu. Ini ialah kerana puisi
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    The influence of poetry
    806 4 IF you were a member of a society practising Adat Perpatih you would have no alternative but to take an interest in and to learn about a number of poetic verses that are handed down from generation to generation and form many of the rules and
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    Revision 19
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      557 4 APPOINTMENTS NOTICES TRAINING EXECUTIVE A Group of Companies with a work force of 2.000 is constantly expanding and is aware of keeping up with high management and organisational standards The Group invites applicants for the above position The incumbent should have at least a tertiary qualification as he is expected
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