The Straits Times, 24 May 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, MAY 24, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Lock icon British jets pound airstrip
    609 1 As troops consolidate position... LONDON, Sunday BRITISH aircraft today carried out new attacks on the grass airstrip at Goose Green on East Falkland while the 5,000-man invasion force consolidated its position before advancing inland, the Defence Ministry said. "British aircraft...carried out an attack on Argentine positions
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    Lock icon 'Nazis in spy plot' probe
    77 1 WASHINGTON. Sun The Justice Department is probing charges that State Department secret agents covered up a bunglpd vlo to hire Russian Nazi collaMrators for espio nage in the Soviet Union, a spokesman said today. Former Justice Department prosecutor John Ix>ftus charged the covert office of
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    Danger of relying on just material perks: Pang Boon
    666 1 Danger of relying on just material perks: Pang Boon THE Environment Minister, Mr Ong Pang Boon, last night questioned the wisdom of relying solely on material incentives like salary increases to solve all problems in Singapore a practice he described as very dan- j gerous." He said Singaporeans j ought
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    Lock icon Guards kill 12
    43 1 BEIRUT, Sun. Teheran Radio said today Iran's revolutionary guards killed 12 guerillas and arrested 38 others in recent days after a series of raids on their hideouts. The broadcast did not say when or where the clashes took place. AP.
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    Lock icon Goodwill trip
    50 1 ISLAMABAD. Sun. Six Pakistan navy ships and submarines left Karachi today for Saudi Arabia and the Gulf suites Officials said the aim of the cruise was to provide training for the personnel as well as to promote goodwill between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states. UPI.
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    Lock icon Soviets keen on offer
    64 1 COLOMBO, Sun. The Soviet Union has shown interest in the biggest unused oil storage facility in the Indian Ocean, the China Bay tank farm in Sri Lanka's port town of Trincomalee. The Russians responded last week to state-owned Ceylon Petroleum Corporation's renewed worldwide invitation to develop,
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    Lock icon Chinese team in Italy
    63 1 ROME, Sun. Chinese Deputy Chief of Staff Wu Xiuquan, who is heading a military delegation on a visit to Italy had talks on Friday with Defence Minister Lelio Lagorio. During the meeting, Mr Lagorio stressed the importance of recent Italian-Chinese agreements offering China a string of
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    Lock icon New envoy to Singapore
    45 1 SEOUL, Sun. President Chun Doo-Hwan has appointed Kirn Kyung-Chul, DirectorGeneral of the Foreign Ministry's Culture and Information Bureau, as South Korea's new ambassador to Singapore. Mr Kirn, 46, succeeds Mr Le Sang-Ock who has been recalled for a new assignment. AFP.
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    Lock icon COLUMBIA TO CARRY MILITARY CARGO
    144 1 HOUSTON, Sun. The space shuttle Columbia will carry its first secret military cargo into orbit next month. Although mission commander Thomas Mattingly and co-pilot Henry Hartsfield are under orders not to talk about the cargo before the June 27 launching, the National Aeronautics and Space
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    Haig may not be in S'pore for meeting
    295 1  - Haig may not be in S'pore for meeting GLENDA KORPORAAL By Our Washington Reporter WASHINGTON, Sun US Secretary of State Alexander Haig may be unable to attend next month's US-Asean foreign ministers talks in Singapore. While the State Department has made no announcement on who will attend the talks, there
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    Lock icon Arafat's visit
    32 1 ISLAMABAD. Sun. Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) Chief Yasser Arafat arrived here from India today (or I 24-hour visit and was met at the airport by Pakistan President Mohammad Zia-I'l-Hag. Reuter
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    Dallas and Popeye shows will _go on_
    287 1  - Dallas and Popeye shows will _go on_ JUNE TAN By Our Education Reporter POPEYE, the sailor man, and JK, the scheming oil man, will continue to rule the airwaves on TV at least for the time being. For despite the recent Schools Council lambast at these TV characters for spreading
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    Police now zero in on crime as a team
    438 1  -  PAUL WEE LAND DIVISIONS POOL RESOURCES By Crime Desk CRIME in Singapore is now being fought by the police on the teamwork concept with officers ancj men from all eight land divisions pooling relevant information and resources. This new strategy in
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    Lock icon Indira gets her man in
    83 1 NEW DELHI. Sun. Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's Congress (I) Party which suffered a setback in Wednesday's regional elections, yesterday succeeded in forming a government in one of two states where the opposition had forced a stalemate. In the northern state of Haryana, Bhajan Lai.
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    MISSILES FOR VERSAILLES
    62 1 PARIS, Sun. The French army has derided to set up six batteries of anti-aircraft missiles and guns around the western suburban rlty of Versailles during next month's summit of seven leading Industrialised nations. Authorities said today that no aircraft would be allowed to fly over the area
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      131 1 rJ23 48 pages today New chapter opens for the Muslim community in Singapore Paga 10 Wanted 300 rooms for varsity students Pag* 11 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS S, 4, 1 CAUSEWAY IS COMICS 13 EDITORIAL 14 LETTERS IS BACKGROUND II TIMES BUSINESS 17-2* CLASSIFIEDS 21-M SPORTS 31-35 When the tourists
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      447 2 Call to alumni THE alumni of Chung Cheng High School should come forward to help strengthen the moral fibre of Singaporeans, Environment Minister Ong Pang Boon said last night. Speaking at a dinner at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, he said the alumni can give their
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      COMMENT
      374 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE present oil glut mast not be allowed to loll us into forgetting the lessons of the past decade that oar energy supplies are not guaranteed and that we have to pay high prices for them. Although we may be able to afford those prices,
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      SPORTS
      180 2 Shadow over Cup final THIS was a Cup final which felt the repercussions of a war 10,800 kilometres away. English fans were fully aware of what was happening in the Falklands during play between Tottenham Hotspurs and Queens Park Rangers. One Argentinian, Osvaldo Ardiles, playing for Tottenham Hotspur, was
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      178 2 TATUNG ELECTRONICS HEADING FOR AFRICA PRODUCTION of black-and-white television sets in Singapore does not seem to be an attractive proposition now for some companies. Tatung Electronics (S) Pte Ltd has announced its intention to shift operations to Africa. Mr Y. C. Chien, general manager of Tatung Electronics a
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      BACKGROUND
      136 2 WHAT HAPPENS WHEN AN ATOMIC BOMB EXPLODES WHETHER an atomic bomb explodes in midair or on the ground, the effects are equally disastrous. First, there is the blast and heat. The blast would create an intensely hot fireball and a blast wave travelling at nearsupersonic speed, tearing down all
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      442 2 21st Century disaster MAN-MADE perils are threatening the environment around the world, and if things go on as they are, a catastrophe is predicted for the 21st Century. Officials of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) have admitted that very little has been accomplished to stop the
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      185 2 'Moderate demands' MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Sen Mahathir Mohamad has told the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) to be moderate in its demands so as to preserve economic and political stability in the country. Speaking to some 2,000 leaders at the opening of an MCA meeting at Kuala
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      SECTION 2
      352 2 New hope "A SINGLE high-rise tower may be exciting but a whole bunch of them can be quite dull," said Prof Arnold Korte, a Munich professor of architecture. He believes that Singapore has the opportunity now to create what he calls "The Human City." A decade or two
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      SECTION 3 (Spore edition)
      113 2 Mosques in Singapore THERE are more than 85 mosques in Singapore, some of which can trace their foundation back to the nation's early days. Four have already been declared historical 'unldings. Mosques have changed both physical 1 and in their roles. They used to be single-storey
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      202 2 Reader^ Digest JOYOFNtfTURE Your complete guide to nature. If you have ever been baffled by the ways of wild things or stirred by mysteries of wind and weather of if a child's question about nature has ever stopped you cold (Why does a star twinkle 7 How do birds stay
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Jobert in Bangkok for traue talks
      91 3 Jobert in Bangkok for traue talks BANGKOK, Sun. French Foreign Trade Minister Michel Jobert arrived here today for a three-day visit to explore the potential for French investment in joint ventures here. Mr Jobert is on an Asian trip that will also take him to Singapore, Hongkong and Burma. His
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      A first in heart surgery for toddler Ben
      211 3 BKNJAMIN Ip, whose family came from Singapore, is the first person In Western Australia to undergo heart surgery without having hLs chest opened. Benjamin was born 28 months ago with an artery to his lungs blocked. Previously, he had orthodox open-heart surgery
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      Environmental disaster awaits the world
      291 3 NAIROBI, Sun. THE world is heading for an environmental catastrophe as it approaches the 21st Century under the threat of a host of manmade perils. Officials of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) have admitted that very little has been accomplished in the 10 years
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      Lock icon Zaire ties cut
      27 3 DACCA, Sun Bangladesh severed diplomatic relations with Zaire yesterday because of Its decision to restore ties with Israel, a foreign office spokesman said. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Zia accepts invitation to visit US
      282 3 ISLAMABAD, Sun. Pakistan President Mohammad Zia Ul-Haq has accepted an invitation from President Ronald Reagan to visit the United States, official sources said yesterday. The sources, quoted by the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP), said no date had yet been set for the visit.
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      Lock icon Indonesia wants Vatican to mediate on E. Timor
      264 3 Indonesia wants Vatican to mediate on E. Timor JAKARTA, Sun. Indonesia has launched a diplomatic campaign to win world acceptance of its 1975 integration of the former Portuguese colony of East Timor. Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja left yesterday for Rome where he will have talks with Pope John Paul II
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Accord on Ganges
        84 3 BANGLADESH AND India have agreed to undertake Intensive efforts to find a mutually acceptable solution to the Ganges water-shar-ing problem, a joint statement said after talks here between the two sides today. The talks, led by Indian External Affairs Minister P. V. Narasimha Rao and Bangladesh Information
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        Lock icon Fraser in Seoul
        77 3 AUSTRALIAN PRIME Minister Malcolm Fraser arrived here in Seoul from Tokyo yesterday for a three-day visit to discuss increased political and economic cooperation between his country and South Korea. Mr Fraser is scheduled to meet President Chun Doo Hwan and Prime Minister Yoo Chang-Soon today. A few
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        Lock icon Cheap fare suspended
        75 3 QANTAS AIRWAYS, has supended for one week a limited new round-trip excursion fare from Tahiti to Los Angeles, which is 42.7 per cent cheaper than the regular fare charged by the company's two competitors, UTA and Air New Zealand. The new fare of 55,000 Pacific francs (5J1.077)
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        Lock icon Costa Rica is first
        80 3 COSTA RICA yesterday became the first country to move its embassy back to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv. Costa Rica and 12 other countries, most of them Latin American, transferred their embassies from Jerusalem in compliance with a United Nations Security Council resolution after Israel passed a
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        Lock icon Supplies for Salyut-7
        61 3 THE SOVIET Union launched an unmanned spaceship yesterday to deliver supplies to two cosmonauts working on the orbiting Soviet space station Salyut-7, the official news agency, Tass, reported. The report said the Progress 13 craft was functioning normally. The cosmonauts, Commander Anatoly Berezovoy and Flight Engineer Valentin
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        Lock icon Moscow's rebuff
        71 3 MOSCOW HAS rebuffed a Japanese request for the removal of SS-20 mobile nuclear missiles from the Asian tier of the Soviet Union, Foreign Ministry sources said in Tokyo yesterday. The Soviets said the matter was for discussion by nuclear powers. The sources added Japan made the request at
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      Lock icon Britain is not likely to win full renewal of EEC curbs
      462 4 WE USED to Joke that if V there was another world war, the safest place would be the Falkland Islands. Patrick Bemtsen, a young Falkland sheepshearer expressing a common frustration of the islanders. LONDON. Sun. British officials conceded yesterday
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      Lock icon EXCUSE ME, WE ARE NOT BRITISH
      118 4 EXCUSE ME, WE ARE NOT BRITISH BUENOS AIRES, Sun. The most noticeable effect of the fighting over the Falklands Islands was that English names were disappearing from store signs. The London Grill struck out the word London. The Franco-Anglaise Chemist's Shop was named The Franco and the British Institute of
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      Lock icon Teacher helps troops' landing
      196 4 LONDON, Son. In achieving a bridgehead at Port San Carlos In the Falkland Islands, the British military was golded In its planning by Mrs Carol Miller, the tiny hamlet's schoolteacher for nearly 2t years before she returned to Britain last year. Beginning lost a day atter
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      Lock icon 3 Argentine subs pose big threat
      305 4 LONDON, Sun. Three Argentine submarines pose a major threat to the British naval task force around the Falkland Islands, British military sources said yesterday. Prime targets are the two Royal Navy aircraft carriers and the converted luxury liner, QE2, carrying 2,000 troops. "Buenos Aires
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        Lock icon Fear of catastrophe
        59 4 ARGENTINA yesterday accused the British navy of killing whales and said Britain's use of nuclear-powered submarines in the Falklands war could trigger a radioactive catastrophe. Warning that Argentina might strike a nuclearpowered submarine, the army said it (eared such an attack would upset the ecological balance in
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        Lock icon Venezuela bans Scotch
        60 4 VKNEZUELA has banned Scotch whisky from all its government offices apparently to mark official disapproval of British military action in the South Atlantic. Rum and beer will be served instead. Venezuela, strongly backing Argentina in the Falkland Islands dispute, is one of the world's largest importers of
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    Lock icon A Dedication to all Citroen owners
    152 5 ADVANCE AUTOMOBILE OPENS NEW SHOWROOM AND SERVICE CENTRE The appeal of the motor car is a subtle combination of merits: Its looks; its performance; its reputation; the mix of features, benefits and better engineering to meet the customer's needs that makes it good value
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    WHAT OTHERS SAY
    516 5 "It's the best buy on the road these days" says Mr Simon John Kenyon, Managing Director of Dynacast Singapore Pte Ltd who owns a Citroen CX Athena. He also adds that the comfort, value and fuel economy it affords is unbelievable at its price. He has found
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    An Opportune Entry
    307 5 SINGAPORE, Mon In mid- 1979, Advance Automobile (Pte) Ltd perceived an opportunity- to alleviate this serious vacuum. A deteriorating lack of confidence permeated the market and many concluded that this accompanying liability diminished the renowned characteristics of Citroen: its hydropneumatic features, aerodynamic shape and legendary ride comfort.
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    Citroen contributions to the development of motor cars:
    317 5 1934 Aerodynamically efficient body shapes 1955 Automatic brake compensation for change in (Fundamentally improved 1955, 1970, 1974):- weight distribution:- Safety, stability. Performance, speed, economy, safety. 1955 Dual circuit braking:- Safety. 1934 Front wheel drive:- Traction superiority, 1955 Front and rear body crumple
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    AN ENTIRE FACILITY TO MEET ALL SALES, PARTS & SERVICE NEEDS
    455 5 AN ENTIRE FACILITY TO MEET ALL SALES, PARTS SERVICE NEEDS Located at the premises formerly occupied by Fiat Shankat, Advance Automobile was renovated at an estimated cost of S l7 million to incorporate an entire facility capable of meeting any sales, parts and sen-ice requirement. Its spacious and airy showroom
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Lock icon Tass condemns Reagan's security -strategy
      186 6 Tass condemns Reagan's security -strategy- MOSCOW, Sun. The Soviet Union's official news agency Tass denounced the Reagan administration's newlyformulated national security strategy yesterday, claiming that the plan threatened world peace. Tass charged that the administration had unveiled a programme to dominate the world "through blackmail, aggression, armed piracy and threats
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      Lock icon Cable cars back in use
      64 6 SAN FRANCISCO. Sun. San Francisco's biggest tourist attraction, its cable cars, were back In use yesterday with passengers riding free after a three-day breakdown in the service. The system, which Is more than 100 years old, stopped on Wednesday. The cars, often with passengers clinging
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      Lock icon Bid for UN council seat
      54 6 ISLAMABAD, Sun. Pakistan will contest the Asian seat in the United Nations Security Council which will be vacated by Japan next January, It was announced here yesterday. Official sources said the government has sounded out several Middle East countries which have indicated a favourable response
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      Lock icon Senate bans move to deploy MX
      310 6 Senate bans move to deploy MX 'DEVISE PERMANENT PLAN' CALL WASHINGTON, Sun. The United States Congress has lost patience with President Ronald Reagan's efforts to devise a way to base the next MX missiles, military sources said yesterday. They added that the Senate had barred temporary deployment of the missiles,
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      88 6 4 MANY of the young in Europe have been reared In a cocoon of social welfare that is now coming apart. Hard realities are hard to accept These young Europeans share a fear of nnclear war and suffer most from high unemployment, inflation and uncertainty fh about
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      Lock icon Jail for graft
      40 6 DACCA, Sun A special military tribunal today sentenced Abul Hasnat, former Works Minister and Mayor of Dacca, to eight years in Jail for corruption. It also fined him U5525,000 (5J52.000) or two more years In prison Reuter.
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      Lock icon Lots of grain but no easy credit
      313 6 Lots of grain but no easy credit PARIS, Sunday THE United States has abundant and cheap supplies of grain to sell to the Soviet Union but will not extend financial credit to help Moscow increase such imports, US Agriculture Under-Secretary Seeley Lodwick said here yesterday. But Mr Lodwick, speaking at
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      Lock icon Tourists made to stay in warehouse
      150 6 Tourists made to stay in warehouse KNOXVILLE (Tennessee), Sun. The World's Fair housing bureau has directed tourists away from hotels to higherpriced cockroach-infested apartments and rooms without windows or toilets in a remodelled tobacco warehouse. "I think it's a rip-off, said Mr Charles Allison of Texas, a tourist who paid
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      Lock icon Ship leaking
      46 6 TOKYO. Sun A Japanese container ship with a crew of 27 was taking in water today in typhoon-battered Pacific waters south of Iwo Jima, the Maritime Safety Agency reported. The 9,270-tonne Australian sealoader, however, was reported to be in no danger of sinking. UPI.
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      Lock icon Town razed
      39 6 JAKARTA, Sun A large part of the town of Sekura in west Kalimantan was gutted by a big fire last week, causing damage estimated at 20 billion rupiahs (Ss67 million), the newspaper. Sinar Harapan, reported today. AFP.
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      'Maniac' wins $65,000 award from airline
      194 6 'Maniac' wins $65,000 award from airline SAN DIEGO (California), Son. A navy lieutenant, who claimed he was turned Into a ranting manlar requiring treatment because of the powerful animal tranquiflser PCP that spilled on his cUthlng during a UlB crotwcoantrv flight, won a U8531,4M (SftSJM) damage salt from Eaatera Atriuea.
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      Lock icon Arab pact will endanger Israel's -security'
      136 7 Arab pact will endanger Israel's -security' WASHINGTON, Sun. Israeli Defence Minister Ariel Sharon said a coalition of Arab countries against Iran would endanger Isral's security. He said such a coalition made up of Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Egypt could also encourage the Soviet Union to enhance its presence in
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      Lock icon Message for artists
      58 7 BEIJING, Sun. China celebrated the 40th anniversary of Chairman Mao Zedong's dictates on art today by ordering artists to humble themselves, live with 'he masses, get rid of "perverse trends" and obey the Communist Party. The celebration was lowkey, however, and China no longer honours the late
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      Lock icon Wallace to run again
      54 7 WASHINGTON, Sun. Former Governor George Wallace, who said four years ago he was leaving politics forever, said yesterday he would run for an unprecedented fourth term as governor of Alabama. Mr Wallace, 62, a paraplegic from a 1972 assassination attempt, announced his candidacy at a political
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      Lock icon Overtures made to Polish farmers
      399 7 PUBLIC DEBATE ON UNIONISM LAUNCHED WARSAW, Sun. Polish authorities have stepped up their overtures to farmers by launching a public debate on the future of the private farmers' trade union Rural Solidarity, foreign observers say here. Rural Solidarity was suspended when martial law was introduced
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      Lock icon Soviets plan to 'perfect' their farm system
      214 7 MOSCOW, Sun. The Soviet Union is about to launch a "special food programme" which will reorganise and perfect the country's existing farm system without making any far-reaching reforms. Experts have been drawing up the programme since the 26th Party Congress in February last
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      Lock icon 'LIBERATE' MECCA, GADDAFI URGES
      138 7 'LIBERATE' MECCA, GADDAFI URGES PARIS, Sun. Libyan leader Moammar Gaddafi today called on Muslims around the world to "liberate" the My city of Meeea from the Saudis, aa well as the Al-Aqsa Masque in Jerusalem, Radio Tripoli, monitored here, said today. "It is unacceptable that the house of God remain
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      Lock icon Sophia to make plea for clemency
      166 7 CASERTA (Italy), Sun. Film star Sophia Loren serving a 30-day prison term here for tax evasion has consulted her lawyer Giovani Cau about a personal clemency plea which he is sending to President Sandro Pertini. Mr Cau said if his request was not granted
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      Lock icon Strike halts flights
      59 7 TEL AVIV, Sun. About 50 foreign and Israeli flights were cancelled by a 30-hour strike at Ben Gurion airport here. The workers were urging the government to go back on its three-week-old decision to ban flights by the national airline, El Al, on the sabbath. Airport staff
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    • Sideliners
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        Lock icon Grass not cut in 14 years
        91 7 FRANK Paone's neighbour has not cut his lawn in 14 years and a jury says he can let the grass grow as long as he wants. "You mean he can keep it that way?" an incredulous Mr Paone asked after the Middlesex district court
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        Lock icon Priest on probation
        73 7 A PRIEST who pleaded no contest to an animal cruelty charge for drowning 10 cats he thought were a nuisance, has been placed on 12 months' informal probation. Father Allen de Long, who entered his plea in Los Angeles last week, also faced a choice of one
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        Lock icon China's best actress
        81 7 CHINA'S best actress of the year is a 27-year-old mother, Li Xiv Mm, typecast as a peasant but idolising Ingrid Bergman. Miss Li said she was informed in advance that she will receive China's two "Oscars" at a ceremony in Xian, about 900 km south-west of Beijing.
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        Lock icon 8,134 turn up for barbecue
        52 7 UNIVERSITY of Massachusetts students say they have held the world's largest barbecue, with 8,134 people turning out to munch on chicken, ice cream and watermelon. Despite strong winds and hazy skies last Wednesday, they broke the 5,829 total recorded in the Guinness Book of World
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    Alumni urged to help mould moral values of S'poreans
    454 8 ENVIRONMENT M i nister Ong Pang Boon last night urged the Chung Cheng High School alumni to stir from its quarter-century of hibernation and come forward to help mould the moral fibre of Singaporeans. Deeply imbibed with an education in Confucianism,
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    Pig farm to get world's longest flushing system
    283 8 A J5-million governmentowned Primary Industries Enterprises (PIE) industrial farm, now being built on a six-hectare site in Punggol, will have a pig waste treatment plant with the world's longest flushing system. The waste treatment facilities and the seven 285--metre-long barns in the
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    Remembering founder
    44 8 RAFFLES Institution will hold its annual speech and prizegiving day on Friday at 3.30 p.m. to commemorates its 159 th Founder's Day. The Minister of State for Education and MP for River Valley. Dr Tay Eng Soon, will be guest of honour.
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    DON'T BE LIKE LOOSE SAND, -SAYS MP
    204 8 DON'T BE LIKE LOOSE SAND, -SAYS MP THE MP for Delta, Mr Yeo Choo Kok, said last night that if the majority of the people in a society only worked for their immediate materialistic gains, the society would be like an expanse of "loose sand without cohesiveness and perseverance. He
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    Shattered — dream holiday for 60 onQE2
    314 8 Shattered dream holiday for 60 onQE2 THE Falklands crisis has shattered the dream holiday planned by about 60 people from Sirifcaporc and Malaysia. They were to have gone on a cruise on board the luxury liner Queen Elizabeth II The QE2 has been requisitioned by the British government to ferry
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      546 8 "Bombay, gateway to India" presented by Cathay Pacific Airways and the Oberoi Imperial, Singapore. See and feel the mystique of India, There will also be an exhibition of a refreshing blend of ancient cultures saris and Indian handicrafts between and art; encapsulated for an evening. 12 noon and 1 1:00
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    Young Amust learn energy-saving habit' Energy is precious Save it
    479 9  - Young A must learn energy-saving habit' Energy is precious Save it CONRAD RAJ By THE younger generation must be inculcated with the energy-saving habit and be reminded that the era of cheap and plentiful oil has gone for good. Mr Chua Sian Chin, the Minister for Home Affairs, said this
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    Bank show
    30 9 THE second international trade show on banking technology, equipment and services, Banque Asia '82, will be opened on June 1 at 3.30 p.m. at Hyatt Regency Exhibition Centre.
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    Getting the message across
    127 9 Getting the message across TWO-year-old Tan Kek Hal wm too young to understand the energy saving message that the MP for Radln Mm, Mr M.X.A. Jabbar, was trying to pot across. Hut his three-year-old sister, Sok Hwee (left), and his mother, Madam Chan Goek Eng (right), took a gond look
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    Residents who know that it pays to save
    215 9 HOUSING Board residents are energy conscious because they have learnt that it pays to save this commoditiy. Mr Lee Yock Suan, Minister of State (National Development said yesterday that the rising cost of energy has taught Singaporeans, particularly those from the middle
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    Safra health centre
    54 9 THE Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Defence) and president of the SAF Reservists' Association, Mr Phua Bah Lee, will be guest of honour at the opening of Safra's health and fitness centre in Jalan Bukit Merah on Friday at 7.15 p.m. Costing $100,000, the centre is the pride of
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    REMINDER NOT TO LEAVE VALUABLES IN CAR
    139 9 POLICE yesterday repeated their warning to motorists not to leave valuables in their cars, especially when the vehicles are to be left unattended. One motorist paid a heavy price for doing iust that on Friday. He lost about $5,700. Police said the victim
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    Cyclist dies after crash
    64 9 A CYCLIST died in the Toa Payoh Hospital early yesterday shortly after he was involved in a collision with a motorist in Jalan Toa Payoh. Police said Mr Sim Boon Huat, 24, was cycling along the road near the St Andrew's School at about 1.15 a.m.
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    School jagas fear they may lose jobs
    315 9 School jagas fear they may lose jobs THE fears some school jagas or watchmen have of being redundant surfaced in a union discussion yesterday. The future of these government school employees, totalling about 300, was brought up at the second biennial general meeting of the Government School Employees branch of
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    New chapter opens for Singapore's Muslim community
    746 10  -  AHMAD OSMAN By THE key to Improving the economir status of the Muslim community In Singapore Ls In education and no one graapH this Detter than ihnsf community leaden who have got together to form the Council for the Kducation of Muslim Children,
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    A TV film that puts across the message...
    782 10 MISLAN, the bright boy in his family, preezed through his Primary School Leaving Examination but failed his '<>' levels. He worked as hard as fellow Muslims, such as Zalina, who scored four distinctions in her '<>' level examinations and is now studying
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    Are the young ones willing and determined to study?
    391 11 Ml SUM organisations in Singapore have been trying fur more than II years, since the formation of the Central < mind I of Malay Cultural Organisations in IMS, to Improve the economic status of \oung Malays. But they have met with
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    Wanted — 300 rooms for NUS students
    264 11  - Wanted 300 rooms for NUS students LIM HUI KIAU By ROOMS in households in Clementi, Jurong and Bukit Timah arr needed by the university to house an increasing number of students wanting to live near the campus. The National University of Singapore is expecting an increase of about 1,000 students
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    How to relate
    27 11 MISS Grace Caldwell. deputy director of the Samaritans of Singapore, will speak on boygirl relationships at the National Library on Thursday at 2.30 p.m.
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    25 relief drivers ready to go on the – road
    333 11  - 25 relief drivers ready to go on the road- NG WENG HOONG By THE National Trades Union Congress Comfort's scheme to sign up relatives of members as relief taxi-drivers saw its first batch graduate i last Friday. The scheme, which was mooted early this year, initially received 1,814 applications. Of
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    Youth groups urged to set up consumers' aid centre
    334 11 Youth groups urged to set up consumers' aid centre YOUTH groups have been urged to set up a resource centre to educate and help consumers to get the best buys and avoid the snares of conmen. Mr Chuang Ec I mm. Labour Development Officer of the National Trade Union Congress
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    Making best use of human resources
    145 11 SINGAPOREANS must make the fullest use of scarce human resources, just as everyone should conserve precious energy, the Minister without Portfolio, Mr Lim Chee Onn, said yesterday. Speaking at the bursary and scholarship presentation ceremony of the National Transport Workers' Union (NTWU) at Havelock
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      Lock icon THE GOVT CAN'T PUT MONEY IN YOUR POCKETS'
      183 13 THE GOVT CAN'T PUT MONEY IN YOUR POCKETS JITRA, Sun. Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad yesterday called on the people to increase their wealth through their own efforts as they could not solely depend on the government to bring prosperity to the nation. He said the government could build roads
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      Lock icon 4-day visit
      48 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Commander of the United States Seventh Fleet, Viceadmiral M. Staser Holcomb, is to arrive here today for a fourday visit, the American Embassy here has announced. The embassy said he is to meet a number of senior military and government officials. AFP
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      Lock icon Be moderate in demands, PM tells the MCA
      338 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Mahathir Mohamad today told the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) to be moderate in its demands so as to preserve economic and political stability in the country. Dr Mahathir was speaking to some 2,000 leaders
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      Lock icon No adoption for these detainees
      325 13 K. LUMPUR, Sun. THE government's offer to foreigners to adopt Internal Security Act (ISA) detainees only applies to detainees held under Section 8 of the Act, Deputy Home Affairs Minister Mohamad Kassim Ahmed said yesterday. It does not refer to those persons who are prosecuted
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      Lock icon Front candidate wins Gemencheh seat
      126 13 TAMFIN, Son. The 1 ruling National Front last night won the Oemencheh state byelection when Its candidate Waad Mansor beat his closest rival by a 3,2«3-vote majority. In the four-cornered fight, Mr Waad secured 5,787 votes, beating Independent Mohamed Lasim who got 2,584 votes. The
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      Lock icon LAWYERS 'GIVING KICKBACKS TO GET CLIENTS'
      209 13 LAWYERS 'GIVING KICKBACKS TO GET CLIENTS' KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Some lawyers are paying "kickbacks" to developers so that they will be recommended to house buyers, legal sources said yesterday. Stiff competition "to grab a client" have led some lawyers, especially the younger ones who have yet to establish themselves, to
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      Lock icon Trolley traveller stopped in his tracks
      184 13 Trolley traveller stopped in his tracks KAMPAR, Sun. A Id-year-old youth who devised an ingenious way of travelling along a railway track on a selfmade trolley was caught by police here yesterday. Deputy OCPD (Crime) ASP Alwi bin Haji Omar said the youth started off on his trolley from Falim,
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      215 13 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp MOU SHOULD LEARM TO I THOUGHT SME «^K \UU<tS BUT SHE'S tJOT AS CLBPti LIKEyoURAUMT THE KAMD DID DOES.. Oo**ot» V "-(FA THOROUGH WS YOUR KAAGGiE, DIKAPUES/ j THE CLEANING J m-i? K ?> Jco MJHT W^SStE J Blondle By Chic To—
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    The Straits Times says... Waste not, want not
    488 14 The Straits Times says Waste not, want not AS THINGS stand now, the world can look forward to another couple of years of "cheap" oil. Economic recovery in the western industrialised countries, and with it, a higher demand for oil, is perhaps another two years away. And while Opec hawks
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    Big money behind Japanese politics
    1473 14  -  DILIP MUKERJEE By Writing for The Straits Times SINCE Mr Kakuei Tanaka stepped down from the prime ministership in December 1974 in the wake of a bribery scandal involving Lockheed, he has held no office. But he is nevertheless the most powerful politician in Japan
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    Bitter US opposition in wake of sea law treaty's adoption
    844 14  -  TED MORELLO By in New York DISAPPOINTMENT, threats, accusations, and counter-charges are churning a bitter wake behind the United Nations' adoption of a historic international charter j covering virtually every ocean-related human ac- < tivity. Adopted by a numeri- 1
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      High time to form tin producers association
      343 14 EXCERPTS of editorial comments from Malaysian newspapers last week. CONSUMER countries may be quick to denounce the move to form a tin producers' association should the Sixth International Tin Agreement (ITA) fail to come into force as a confrontational stand that can be
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      New boys will make old body work
      316 14 WITH a quarter of the world's population and with its members making up about a third of the United Nations, the Commonwealth should have influence and achievements commensurate with its size. That this is not so is regrettable. That its actual accomplishments are
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      9 14 RADO FLORENCE New horizons in time fW lafeiSiflNP^ at.
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      Will McDonald's do it for us at NUS?
      168 15 I WONDER If the McDonald's chain of restaurants would be Interested in opening a branch in the NUS Kent Ridge campus. Although every faculty is equipped with a canteen, they are crowded especially during the lunch hour. Thus, any new food stalls
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      Good reasons for difference in surcharge
      362 15 Good reasons for difference in surcharge On radio-phone taxis I REFER to the three letters "Taxi Commuters" (ST, April 28), "Cab Driver" (ST, May 5) and "Enraged Taxi Commuter" (ST. May 10) about radio-phone taxi drivers refusing to respond to calls when the 40 cent surcharge is offered and responding
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      Please put back the much needed U-Turn sign
      120 15 THERE used to be a U-Turn sign at the Mandai Road /Woodlands Road Junction for cars going north along Woodlands Road to turn back. However, this sign was removed and as a result, people like us working in the nearby Mandai Estate
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      Do officers get penalised for errors?
      90 15 I REFER to "Errors do occur in the coding of traffic violations" by Mr Yap Yeow Woon, PRO Singapore Police Force (ST May 18). If such is the case, do the officers get penalised, after all a motorist is automatically penalised even for an
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      Object of events is to keep fit
      129 15 Object of events is to keep fit WE refer to "Combined Marathon is unfair to women" (ST, May 12). Since 1976, the Jog§ing Association of ingapore has been organising the marathon mass participation events. The main objective of the events is to encourage physically fit citizens to take up jogging
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      Grateful for ride out of a lonely road
      239 15 ON Labour Day's evening, my wife and I, after enjoying a delicious meal at Ponggol End, waited patiently for a bus at 11.35 p.m. When the bus arrived, it switched off all lights and made a turn back to the depot after
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      Lack of adoption certificate provides no relief
      184 15 I WAS informed by the Income Tax Division last year that not only was my claim for parents relief rejected for the year of assessment 1981 but I was also required to refund my previous years' parents relief which the Income Tax Division
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      After the holocaust
      1734 16 The effects of a nuclear blast 4 A review of various counterforce strike scenarios by America's Office of Technology Assessment produced estimates ranging from two million to 22 million fatalities within 30 days. The most realistic middle estimates were of the order of eight million to 14
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      A glossary of some atomic terms
      452 16 NUCLEAR FISSION. Splitting of nuclei of heavy atoms like plutonium or uranium. An atom bomb is a fission device. NUCLEAR FUSION. Combining light atomic nuclei, like those of hydrogen, to form heavier ones. A hydrogen bomb uses a fission bomb surrounded by hydrogen-con-taining material
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      Tatung to stop some local TV production
      373 17 PRODUCTION of black-and-white television sets in Singapore does not seem to be an attractive proposition now for some companies. Tatung Electronics (S) Pte Ltd has announced its intention to shift the production of its black-and-white television sets out of Singapore to Africa. Mr
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      S'pore Land chalks up 82pc profits rise
      429 17 THANKS to higher rentals, property group Singapore Land has reported a substantial improvement of 82.8 per cent in group pretax profits to $5.6 million for the interim period ended Feb 28. The group enjoyed a 66.8 per cent increase in net rental income
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      Gamma an arm of Indosuez Asia
      166 17 Gamma an arm of Indosuez Asia GAMMA, the private investment company which recently took a block of shares in Singapore Land from Town and City, is apparently an investment arm of Indosuez Asia, a Hongkong merchant bank. It is not owned or controlled by Datuk T. K. Wen, Selangor Properties'
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      KL to fall back on self-reliance against recession
      330 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia is banking on self-reliance, increased productivity, prudence, hard work and financial discipline to defend itself against international recession which is now threatening the nation. These steps, which had served the nation well in the past, are now needed,
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      Sime Darby in undertaking to buy Fung Keong
      298 17 SIME Darby Bhd is to buy over the entire manufacturing facilities of longestablished Fung Keong Rubber Manufactory (M) Sdn Bhd for Ms24B million cash. Sime said Tunku Dato Ahmad Yahaya, its joint chief executive, has signed an undertaking with Mr Vincent Tang,
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      Lock icon Rise in US money supply above target
      293 17 Rise in US money supply above target WASHINGTON, San. America's basic money supply rose by I 5J2.3 bit lion (Ss4.B billion) in the week ended May 12, the Federal Reserve reparted. The rise was slightly above market expectations, pushing op interest rates a bit In late-after-naaa trading. The new U*****.5
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      115 17 THE following U a lint of thr II matt actively traded stacks an the Stack Exchange af Singapore laat week. It gives the taroaver In thousand* of units, closing prices on Friday aad the high and low for I*B2 pore Land Land Wru Land Loan K'hc-ape OB
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      LOCAL STOCK INDICES
      137 17 tt Jan 1,1975 -100 Dec 30, 1M6 100 Dec 31.1988 -100 Dec 28. 1882 100 II Jan 2.1970 -100 'BT Indicator ••Industrials 1 Finance: ■Hotels: '•Properties 4OCBC: ::SES Ind *****7 773.81 *****5 1150 66 ***** 303.96 889.95 724.64 601.94 *****2 770.89 1793.25 1145 32 678.60 303.25 889.95
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      Lock icon Imports threaten Chinese industry
      242 17 BEIJING, Sun. China has, in recent years, often imported too many finished goods which it could produce itself, and harming the country's own budding consumer goods industries. The weekly Beijing Review today defended the recent government decision to restrict imports of goods such as cars, television
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      Lock icon France seeks summit accord on currency, interest rates
      467 17 PARIS, Sun. France wants the world's seven major industrial democracies to agree to coordinate their economies at next month's summit here in order to stabilise foreign exchange markets and lower interest rates. A senior French official said this is, however, a medium-term
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      Lock icon European technology in Taiwan
      129 17 TAIPEI, Sun. Eurotec 82, an exhibition of hightechnology products from Europe, opened here today at the Taipei World Trade Centre, and will run through to May 31. A total of ISO European companies from 11 countries are taking part in the exhibition, which will display a
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        Ganda's purchase
        104 17 GANDA Holdings has announced the purchase of 1 142,000 shares in Central Industrial Corporation for M 51.884 million. The purchase will raise its shareholding in CIC from 51.2 per cent to 98.2 per cent The vendors of the shares were Messrs Yang Bin Yen (770,000 shares), Wu Tun
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        Mercantile House !
        73 17 Mercantile House MERCANTILE House Holdings, an international financial services group, has acquired from Bowater Far East Ltd, the entire issued share capital of URB Commodities Pte Ltd (URBC), for a consideration of $1,577,483. URBC is a member of the Singapore Gold Exchange. The company will become part of Rouse Woodstock,
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        Lock icon Japanese stocks
        70 17 TOKYO, Sun. Foreign investment in Japanese stocks in the week ended May 14 turned into net buying of 3.6 billion yen (Ss3o million) from net selling of 500 million yen the preceding week. The Tokyo Stock Exchange said foreign buying last week rose to 53 billion yen from
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        Lock icon Interest-free loans
        84 17 BEIJING, Sun. Belgium has decided to continue its interest-free loans to China for two more years. Belgian Ambassador Roger Denorme said at a signing ceremony for an agreement covering loans this year, that his government would continue to provide China with loans worth 300 million francs annually. According
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        Lock icon Improvement at GM
        98 17 DETROIT, Sun. General Motors, the world's largest carmaker, said it expects car and truck sales to go up by the end of the year and 13,400 laid-off workers to be recalled next month. Corporation chairman Mr Roger Smith told shareholders much of the improvement in sales would
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        Lock icon Soviet influence
        67 17 LONDON, Sun. The influence of Soviet commodity buying and sales strategies on Western markets will come under the spotlight here on July 8, at a forum organised by the specialist commodity analysts Resource Surveys. Experts at the forum will be looking at the likely pattern of Soviet base
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        Lock icon Sugar agreement
        66 17 LONDON, Sun. The International Sugar Council has formally extended the International Sugar Agreement for two years to the end of 1984. It announced that basic export tonnages (Bet) will be frozen at 1962 levels for 1983 and 1984, with three exceptions: India's Bet was raised from 457,558 tonnes
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        Lock icon Arab capital
        54 17 PARIS, Sun. The flow of Arab capital abroad has increased from US$23 billion (Ss46 billion) in 1974 to US$lO4 billion in 1980. A Kuwaiti Chamber of Commerce and Industry study said overseas Arab income stemming from both petrodollar investments and private Arab interests are likely to total US$6OO
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        Lock icon Mining equipment
        74 17 BEIJING, Sun. China has agreed to buy from France, coal mining equipment worth 275 million francs for a mine in the Yanzhou field, Shandong Province, north east China. French diplomatic officials said the sale by Minequip of France is being financed through a 7.5 per cent buyer credit
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      223 17 ELECTONE ORGAN FAIRfV Date: May 24 (Mon) 30 (Sun) 1 982 VbS& Time: 9 a.m. 9 p.m. B^k MEET THE CHARMING, n^w ~^SZSWW&A CAPTIVATING f^Tl^s^S^BrM MISSREIKO r^il MATSUMOTO %jk\lTJw¥ jB "Live" performances daily on the latest l 7^— wmf "Iw Yamaha Electone Organs. Miss Matsumoto's repertoire includes the latest hits,
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    WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
    2590 18 WEEKLY detailed analysis of shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, with the year"s high and low, followed by the week's movement in prices, the dividend, the net price earnings ratio and the volume of business. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL A COMMERCIAL IMI/1982 L..1 Div Hiih Low Company
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      DOMESTIC
      214 18 LAST WEEK was one of the most erratic week for the US Sing dollar in the Singapore forex market, with the US unit opening at around 552.0840 50 and was traded to the week's high (A $2.1030 before plunging to a tow of $2.0715/25 towards the Weekend Easing of
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      259 18 STERLING POUND: In spite of the escalation o( the Falkland crisis, the pound has steadied to 4.17 deutschemark and appreciated to USJI.BO against a falling US dollar, says Manufacturers Hanover Trust, New York, in its weekly review of selected foreign currencies. Since the inception of the crisis, the Bank
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      323 18 THE domestic money market began last week on a steady note with overnight opening at 91/2 per cent ana maintaining a level of more than 10 per cent most of the week before closing at an exceptionally low level of 5 412 per cent on Friday due to lack
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      162 18 ASIAN earreaey average deptsit rates far the week .Jiedi m. v 81 LSKBhI price.) H1*k Low 7d»>rs l 5 147/18 1 month 141V18M9/H 2 months H\ 14W 3months 1411/16 HH «months 1411/1814H 9 months 14 7/18 14* 12 months 14 7/18 14 5/18 sw.m fruet Hifk In
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      44 18 Short-term money FOR THE week ended Saturday May 22. the range at call rates received from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows Baak tasrf: 3 to S 5 per rent Geaocml tu4: 5 tos 125 per cent M»vt»e«»s 01 funds totalled J1.028 million
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      401 18 BANK'S prime lending rates as at the close of business on Friday. May 21, 1982, R1KI1» tPiB "*™ll7S Algemene Bank 11 American Express 11' i Am' Dam Rterdam Bank 10. Asia Commercial 1011 Ak NZ Banking Group 11. Ban Hin Lee Bank 11 Banca Commercial \Vi
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      853 18 NOTICES A p A INCOME N.T.U.C. CO-OPERATIVE INSURANCE COMMONWEALTH ENTERPRISE LIMITED (HfcijibTEßCD UNDER THE COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES ACT SINGAPORE i 33RD FLOOR, SHAW TOWERS, 100 BEACH ROAD, SINGAPORE 0718 TEL *****80 (MAXWELL ROAD P.O BOX 246/ SINGAPORE 9044 NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY q.ven that the Twelfth Annual General Meeting
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      260 18 AUCTION SALE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE SINGAPORE PROPERTY To be held at our Sales-room N0.67-A, Telok Ayer Street, Singapore on TUESDAY, IST JUNE 1982 at 2.30 p.m. Flat, N0.48A, Bristol Road, Lot 1326-2-B, T.S. XVIII. Built-in area 163 aq.metrea (1754 sq.ft). Messrs Phang 4 Co Advocates Solicitors For full Particulars
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    452 19 THE SINGAPORE stock market suffered a setback last week aa Investor sentiment was adversely affected by report* that the economy had registered Its warst annual rate of growth la four years, In the first three months of this year. The ead-reault of this waa the 14.f7-polnt drop In
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    462 19 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market suffered its first setback last week after eight weeks of upturn that had taken the 30-counter New Straits Times industrials ordinary share index up by 85 points. The market Barometer, however, dipped 11.3 points last week, closing at 922.35. Overall, profit-taking was not
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    47 19 (a) Adjusted for scrip issue (c) -8% bonus div Storage *Uw Ity Dfv ■tkrie CBC 20% 209; 10% 16%(e) paytble May 28 May 28 May 31 May 31 May 31 tfceycM 23.5% XV 20% 10% 21% prrviMU yrar 23 5% 3c; 18.1. (a) 12% 9.6%(a)
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    425 19 LONDON: Share prices fell for most of last week as the attempts to bring about a peaceful end to the Falkland Islands conflict faltered but the market chose the day on which an invasion by British forces was finally launched to stage a technical rally. News that UK
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      173 19 LONDON: Rubber Futures closed steady on Friday, on pre-weekend short-covering following increased military action over the Falkland Islands, dealers said. The steadier close left final prices at around 0.35p per kilo down on the day ana came despite a firming in sterling against the US dollar this afternoon.
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      37 19 LONDON: Copper price* on Friday I previous in bracketi): Wirvbara Spot buyer* CB3O 00 (£B3O 50); tellers CB3O SO (C *****); Three Month* buyer* £8S» 50 (£HO.OO. sellers CB6O 00 (LHIOO Market Easier BaJaa: 17.375 tonnes
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      284 19 STEADIER conditions, j with very quiet spells at times, were noted upon the resumption of Inro j purchases at the start of last week, but overall RSS One turnover was thin and levels finished only 1-1/2 cents better, says Holiday, Catler, Bath and Company
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      55 19 May 17 May 18 May 19 May 20 May 21 May 22 •Tin 2954 29.54 29 54 29 54 29 40 Tonnes 320 198 166 236 204 Rubber (S) 187 25 185.00 183.25 184 25 182.00 Rubber (M) 208.00 207.00 207.00 206.75 205.75 •in M$ per
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      168 19 LONDON: There was no fresh feature during the afternoon on Friday, and the tin market continued to trade within a narrow price range, dealers said. Three Months standard grade metal closed the afternoon Kerb trading at £7,115 to show a loss of £35 from yesterday's Kerb. Continued
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      361 19 TRADING conditions in the Singapore produce market continued to remain sluggish last week with prices either unchanged or easier. As for pepper, prices were marked down by about $5 per 100 kilo on top of the previous week's lowering by the same margin. To aggravate the
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      67 19 frt Tkuv Export prices in mm stri lint: areas in IS dollar per ounce 1 Australian dollar per ounce <2l Average price MelbourneU) 3Z2.99B 321 21F1 326.2SS *****S New York 335.75B 342 00 H *****S 343.00S Ix>ndon 337.JOB 342 SOB *****S *****S Zurich *****B closed 3W.00S closed Paris *****
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      280 19 TOKYO, Sat. Share prices closed lower on liquidations, led by steels and other capital issues, dealer said. The Dow Jones average fell for the third consecutive day to close 12.79 down at 7484.26 points, on a volume of 140 million shares. The New index closed at 556.02. down 1.24
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      355 19 NEW YORK, Fri. Stocks prices closed higher, reversing a string of seven consecutive declines. The Dow Jones industrial average closed ahead by 3.42 points at 835.90, after having been up slightly all day. Advances outpaced declines by a small number as volume narrowed to 45 million shares from
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      49 19 FINANCIAL TIMEB INDUSTRIALS ■hursday""""""".'Z!I"I! 554^4 Yeek Ago 590.0 DOW JONEB AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS rlday 835.80 hursday 832.48 reek Ago 857.78 HK.IIAM, BENG riday 1359 51 hursday 1358.37 feck Ago 1367.53 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS rlday 682.7 hursday 886.1 reek Ago 674.2 ALL ORDINARIES rlday 506.0 hursday 510.2 'eek Ago 519.5
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      331 19 AMSTERDAM, Fri. Share prices were lower on the last trading day of the week, with mainly modest losses seen across a broad front in line with a weaker Wall Street close, dealers said. Two major internationals were marked lower exdividend. Royal Dutch was down 4.20 at 88 guilders and
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      369 19 ZURICH, Fri. Shares closed mixed to easier in light volume after yesterday's Ascension Day holiday and ahead of the weekend. The bond market was also easier, dealers said. Oerlikon Buehrle bearer fell to 1070 francs from 1135 on Wednesday following disappointing results for 1961. Its registered shares and participation
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      363 20 AMERICAN Express International Banking Corporation (AEIBC) has appointed Mr M. V. Sreedhara Menon as senior vice president and head of its South-east Asian and subcontinent region. His areas of responsibility cover Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal. Prior to this appointment, Mr
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      437 20 THE Kuwait Asia Bank, the fourth Arab bank to be granted an offshore licence here, plans to start operations in the middle of June. Established last year with its headquarters in Bahrain, the US$3O million (Ss6o million) institution has been described as the
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      428 20 WASHINGTON, Sun. United States and West European officials have intensified their dispute over trade issues by accusing each other of trying to shed the blame for their own domestic economic troubles. Sir Roy Denman, external affairs director-gener-al of the European Economic Community Commission, raised
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      220 20 Talks on limiting steel exports WASHINGTON, Sun. Discreet negotiations for self-imposed limits on European Economic Community steel exports to the United States are taking place. EEC officials here said the possibility of an accord was raised last week in preliminary discussions on the controversial steel issue by an EEC steel
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      352 20 NEW YORK, Sun. The US Steel Corporation will close its Fairfield plant, the souths largest integrated steel mill which, until the late *****, was one of the biggest employers in Birmingham, Alabama. The company said it is closing the plant in midJune
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      124 20 KUANTAN, Sun. The Sungei Lembing tin mines, about ?D kilometres south of here, are hard-hit by the tin export cutbacks imposed by the government recently, it was reported today. More than 1,200 workers of the mines, owned by the Pahang Consolidated Company, are already feeling the
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      269 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Representatives from five Canadian companies are here seeking local agents to market their products, ranging from colour television video production switches to satellite earth stations. Mr Martin Lavoie, economic counsellor of the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Tourism of Quebec
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      836 22 fii Q Employment COMPANY IN JURONG GLOBAL requires AIRFREIGHT INT'L PTE LTD STORE CLERKS We ere one o4 the top ten lATA na3e^ l ies'tor' nWOr R »«|Uir«*r»»nta: ACCOUNTS credit ln Mathematics, ri FRK Completed National ULCniX Service or granted Requirements: exemption, c ocE'O'levei. Minimum 2 years cxc Preferably with
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      876 22 ljjl4 Q Employment a^\W \Wm. I **tablished international manulecturing company has vecsney tor: landon accounts clerk a GCE O- level with a pass In We are a subsidiary of English preferred tSssuKssk, r r which Is a leader In Typing is essential the manufacturing of c Able lo commence work
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      1701 23 ijjlA Q Employment PLEASE CALL MARY I. uln on FEMALE DESPATCH CLERK. Ablr Monday 24 05 at *****33 fur a to type, only those willing lo go Urii-ptionistpost In a launderet- outdoor need apply with phone ter at Ang Mo Kin Avenue 6 number to: 18A. Oemmlll lane Working days
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      1165 23 ill Q Employment PIVOT BULLION PTE LTD _^_H_l_B____^ invitea suitably qualified appli- r cants tor the posl ol EsteMished locel ineurance 1 BUSINESS broking firm invites both mala/ lIAUArCD tamala applications who are MANAuCH Singapore Crtiiene end who c Minimum 3 years' relevant! been exempted from or comexperlence pleled National
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      1117 23 ljjl4 Q Employment REQUIRED BOUTIQUE ASSISTANT in Mandarin Shopping Arcade Dynamic and Exp^ad _X fc I between 19 lo 25 Call personally SALES at: 279M mh r "'•'•'Ki' REPRESENTATIVES required by a Bu.ld.ng URGENTLY REOUIRED MALE/ Pie. Materials Company. male Sules Representatives to deal direct with home dealer A good
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      772 24 ijjll Q Employment aM*a^^%\ KANEKA SINGAPORE CO WWW- (PTE, LTD Specialist in manufacturing pharmaceutical Intermediates situated in Jurong has vacancy I for the following posts: H ITAC H I TRAINEE PROCESS ELECTRONIC DEVICES OPERATORS (MALE) (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD (SUrtmq ulary 5375.00 per month 1 nl; rlt LIU plus shift *Mow*nc*
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      580 25 ijjlA Q Employment HHIIIHHI.HI 1 1 P»»H SINGAPORE m.mmM AUTOMOTIVE Ti^^T^n ENGINEERING 7-"lj?A I PTE LTD lk f ;Mr4l^[«l the largest UJ .IllY, 1 I automotive f \j- 1 U I a^ 1 1) engineering concern ■MiUadiU in Singapore requires Some experience BKCC3^Ba33(^Baai in arc welding and fabrication work. ■KiS^^^^llHl
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      819 25 Ijjl Q Employment V RESWLJRANT <&, SrfljVWl 7 W i I A modern and first L^^™J class Japanese Restaurant in the Goodwood Park Hotel OBEROI IMPERIAL J" v a. cancies f r HOTEL following positions: requires W^f99ff^k% WINE WAITER Qg^^^ Knowledge of liquor and Chinese JJines. (Starting salary: $500) Abie
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      1606 26 tai D REQUIRED EXPERIENCED WHARF PROPERTY ASSISTANT Clerks Must have knowledge In f containers/conventional proce--11 dures Please call persrmally: s r<K holder wllh some work UnU IO2S Klm S ng Sn »PP In inKeMMTience Centre. Spore 0923 or tel *****45 a Holding motorcycle licence «NACK BAR AT Dlsl 10 requires
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      1255 31 PENANG, Sun. The Stipendiary Steward's report on today's races: RACE 1: Jockey Brian York (Donna Quasar) was fined $200 for being late in arriving at the racecourse, thus delaying the weighing out of riders. Luke Kang, trainer of Lieutenant Dalton, was fined $100 for attempting to use a
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      171 31 NEWBRIDGE (Ireland), Sun. Prince's Polly, a 12 to 1 chance, foiled previously unbeaten Woodstream and Newmarket 1.000 Guineas winner, On The House, in the Irish 1,000 Guineas at the Curragn here yesterday. Prince's Polly, owned in partnership by American Kerry Fitzpatrick and Irish breeder
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      Full House is the ace among maidens
      2338 31  -  TONTO and FAIRWAY By Tomlinson topples stablemate for day's biggest payout PENANG, Sun. Maidens dominated the meeting here today, capturing seven of the nine races. Doreme (Race 3) and Robin Hood IV (Race 9) were the two exceptions. Full House 11, a four-year-old
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    964 32  -  ROBERT HUGHES By Late goals by Hoddle and Fenwick could not distract fans from war LONDON, Sun. A Cup final that had its taste buds partially extracted by repercussions of a war 10,800 kilometres away became, alas, one of the poorer testimonies
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    1200 32 BRITISH soccer statistics (or 1961-82 season. EagUah F*«tbaJJ AamrUUM Caa: Queens Park Rangers or Tottenham Hotspur. League Cap: Liverpool. DivUtoa One ratmpl»a»: Liverpool. H**t>f*te4: Leeds, Wolverhampton, Middlesbrough. MvMh Two rhmmplaat: Luton. Preneted: Luton, Norwich, Watford. Relented: Cardiff, Orient, Wrexnam. Division Tfcrae faimaliat: Burnley. Pr—lated: Burnley. Carlisle, Fulham.
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    445 32 OTHER SOCCER GLASGOW, Sun. John Wark's place in Scotland's World Cup squad is in doubt following his omission from the team to meet Wales in the British Home Championship match at Hampden Park here tomorrow. The Ipswich star who should have
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      58 32 H A. WTCtCU, IS Fort Road, passed away peacefully on 23 5.82 leaving beloved wife and family. Funeral arrangements to be finalised. Tele: *****28 JOHN FEMMNOEZ, passed away In Vallavlllagam House. Kochu Velll. Trlvandrum on 23.5.1S&' Leaving Behind wife Caroline Sons Zacharlas. Marian b Jusa Daughters Marlam Oomez
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      Hock Moi leads women to Asian meet
      330 33  - Hock Moi leads women to Asian meet PETER SIOW By LEOW Hock Moi's return to the fold she was appointed skipper of the Republic's team to the Asian championships, starting today in Jakarta ends a year of love-hate relationship with the Singapore Table Tennis Association. The 24-year-old Hock Moi was
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      143 33 LONDON, Son. England's Bobby Charlton had pace, a beautiful body swerve and a long shot that was probably the best of Its day. But he needed space because he had an unusually high backlift like his cousin Jackie Mllburn, who had worn England's No. t
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      ONE OF BOBBY'S MOST SPECTACULAR GOALS
      193 33 Peters, the off -t heball running of Roger Hunt and the restless energies of Alan Ball could at least have an unsettling effect upon the most solid defences. In the opening match of the ISM World Cop, Englaad drew M with Uruguay. And in
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      301 33 Teltscher ends Arraya's string of surprises. ROME, Sun. American fourth seed Eliot Teltscher beat Peru's Pablo Arraya 6-4, 3-6, 6-3 yesterday in the semi-finals of the Italian Open tennis championship to earn his first final place in a major tournament. In the final, Teltscher will play Andres Gomez, of Ecuador,
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      479 33 Waites hits sizzling 66 to be four ahead of rivals FOREIGN GOLF LEEDS, Sun. Brian Waites, a 42-year-old Briton, shot a sizzling 66 yesterday to forge a four-stroke lead after the third round of the Leeds international tournament here. Waites burst out of the pack by equalling the course record
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      Lock icon Young Kent side outplay the Indians
      249 34 CANTERBURY, Sun. A weakened Kent side missing five of their leading players outplayed India on the opening day of their three-day cricket match here yesterday. Kent, sent in to bat by Indian captain Suml Gavaskar, rattled up 302 for seven declared with Laurie Potter
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      200 34 Turner steers Essex to victory LONDON, Sun. Essex stared defeat in the face when they slumped to 14 for six in reply to Hampshire's modest total of 130 in their Benson and Hedges Cup limited-over match at Cnelmsford yesterday. Stuart Turner hit an unbeaten 55, his highest score in the
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      Fandi and Malek out for goals
      327 34  -  JOE DORAI By Duo hope to reproduce devastating combination at King's Cup tourney NINE out of 10 Singapore goals in the recent King's Cup soccer tournament in Bangkok resulted from the Fandi Ahmad-Malek Awab combination. Fandi netted six goals to emerge the Thai competition's
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      277 34  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By THE Singapore-India squash series will probably take place by the end of the year, judging from talks between the Singapore Squash Rackets Association and A SKA. a Swedish industrial equipment manufacturer. ASEA sponsored national champion Zainal Abidin's trip to Bombay to
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        22 34 ASIAN GAMES: Indian officials confirmed that Israel and Cambodia have been excluded! from the Asian Games in New Delhi in November.
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        42 34 ATHLETICS: Olympic decathlon champion Daley Thompson, of Britain, was well on course (or a world record, held by West Germany's Guido Kratschmer (8,649 pts.) in Goetzis, Austria. At the half-way mark and with five more events, Thompson had 4.632 points.
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        29 34 In Rotterdam, Mexican Rodolfo Gomez won comfortably the Rotterdam marathon, but his time of two hours 11 minutes 57 seconds was well outside his personal best of 2:10:13.
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        36 34 BOXING: Alexis Arguello. of Nicaragua, retained his World Boxing Council lightweight championship by knocking out challenger Andy Ganigan. of the United States, in the fifth round of their scheduled 15-round bout in Las Vegas.
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        26 34 In Mteml teach, junior welterweight Alfredo Escalera knocked out eight-ranked World Boxing Association boxer Jesus Nava in the seventh round of a scheduled 10--round bout.
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        33 34 In New Y»rk, unbeaten Hector Camacho floored Refugio Rojas three times in the opening 90 seconds of their scheduled 12-round junior light-1 weight bout on the way to his 15th straight victory.
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        26 34 In Mets, Hakan Larsson. of Sweden, won the fourth stage of the five-stage Fleche Du Sud race over the 126km between Rumelange and Dudelange.
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        33 34 MOTOR RACING: French! man Rene Arnoux fought off a stiff challenge from Italians Ricrardo Patrese and Bruno i Giacomelli to retain pole posi-1 tion in final practice for the Monaco Grand Prix.
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        32 34 In UdUaapatU, rookie Dale; Whittington made history by' joining nis two older brothers! Don and Bill as the first, sibling trio ever to qualify for the same Indianapolis 805 km race.
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        Domination
        29 34 ROWING: The Soviet Union dominated the first day of the French rowing internationals in Vichy, scoring three wins in i the women's events and four in the men's.
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        20 34 RUGBY UNION: The Soviet Union and France drew 10-10 (half-time 6-6) in a friendly rugby union match in Moscow.
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      Dr Yeo joins the SNOC as a new vice-president
      190 34  - Dr Yeo joins the SNOC as a new vice-president WILFRED YEO By DR YEO Ning Hong, the Minister of State for Defence, was elected one of the three vice-presidents of the Singapore National Olympic Council. He succeeds Haji Sha'ari Tadin, who declined nomination. The other office-bearers were unopposed. The officials
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      30 34 Cup soccer tournament JALAN Tiong Wanderers' Football Club will organise the Ghazali Caffoor Cup tournament in August September. Application forms are obtainable from Wahid (*****53). Aziz (*****32) and Monip (*****00).
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      380 35 Mum scores winner during extra time KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Selangor squeezed out a 1-0 win over Trengganu in the Malaysia Cup soccer final, which spilled into extra time, here tonight. Substitute Zapril Hashim's corner kick sailed over to the far post, Jamaluddin Norbit lobbed it
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      Kyi Hla hopes to play in the American tour
      518 35  - Kyi Hla hopes to play in the American tour DEREK WILD By BURMESE golfer Kyi Hla Han, only 21 and a professional for barely 18 months, has already banked well over j $20,000 in prize-money this year. The bulk of his winnings has come from his third place in the
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      49 35 remain unbeaten SINGAPORE Airlines Group maintained their winning streak in the national basketball league when they beat Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association 83-65 at the Cay World Stadium last night. Other results: Youth bt Nam Teck 97-66, Telok Ayer bt Kong Slong 68-66, Ivy House bt Emporium Holdings 88-72.
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      It's Lim for third year
      54 35 RICHARD I.im won himself a trip to Malta for the world championship and the Win Challenge Trophy outright when he beat Lav Weng Yew 1,561-1,267 in the national billiards final at the Katong Saloon last night. It was I.im's third consecutive victory in a sport
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      Walkover
      21 35 BRICKWORKS conceded a walk-over to Commonwealth Palace in a National Football league Division Two match at the Queenstown Complex yesterday.
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      Prem to play Wong in the semi-finals
      575 35 Prem to play Wong in the semi-finals PREM SACHDEV will play Wong Weng Hong and Tay Kwang Jin wiß face Ong Chew Bee in the semi-finals of the Singapore Island Country Club golf championship next Saturday, reports DEREK WILD. The 36-hole final is on Sunday. In yesterday's quarterfinals at the
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      Cricket's the name of the game for skipper Muruthi
      538 35  -  J. RAJENDRAN By COME June 9, the elite among Singapore's cricketers will embark for Birmingham where they will do battle in the International Cricket Conference Associate Members tournament, unofficially called the Mini-World Cup. Among them will be Sreerangam Muruthi, a soft-spoken
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      SCC advance to top of Division One table
      404 35 SCC advance to top of Division One table SINGAPORE Cricket Club's Ist XI swept to the top of the Singapore Cricket Association Division One table when they beat Singapore Chinese Recreation Club by 135 runs on the Padang yesterday. Brief m»rs: SCC Ist XI 210--5 (P. Stead 41. N. Amarasuriya
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      SAAA receive eight names
      197 35  - SAAA receive eight names- LEX SEOW YAM By THE Singapore Amateur Athletic Association have received the names of eight athletes from affiliated clubs for the threemonth training stint in Cologne, West Germany. Only five athletes will be selected for the stint, from July to September. SAAA and Singapore Sports Council
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      Lock icon Prize-money to remain for Merdeka tournament
      150 35 KUALA LUMPUR, Son. Prizemoney will be retained for this year's Merdeka soccer tournament here from Aug. 5-22. Football Association of Malaysia president Datuk Seri H*nmh Aba Samah said today the champions would pocket |K,IM and the runners-up Ut,m the same amount as last year.
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      Superior Kent send Cardinals reeling
      267 35  - Superior Kent send Cardinals reeling LEX BEOW YAM By SUPERIOR batting by Kent sent Cardinals reeling to a 16-3 defeat in the Singapore Softball Association men's senior league at Dover rtoad yesterday. While Cardinals could only score in the second and third innings, the victors were chalking up runs in
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      17 35 YESTERDAY'S Singapore Hockey Association under-23 matches were postponed because the grounds were not fit for play.
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      Kallang to start programme for junior bowlers
      243 35  -  WILFRED YEO By' KALLANG BOWL will start an ambitious programme for juniors next month. Under the scheme, successful trainees will enjoy life-long privileges of $1 per game (current rates are $2.30) until they complete their secondary school and $1.20 after that. The project,
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      Ligia assumes control of women's team
      176 35 Ligia assumes control of women's team i LIGIA KIAMCO, Singapore's first and only qualified woman bowling coach, has been assigned to the Singapore Women's I Bowling Club in the Singapore Tenpin Bowling Congress' deployment of the 11 members on their coaching panel, reports WILFRED YEO. The 11, including panel chairman
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      57 35 TWENTY men from Charlie Company, of the First Battalion Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment, have established a Merslng to Singapore relay record. They completed the 145.4 kilometres in 10 hr 6 mm. 18 sec., shaving 43 mm. 13 sec. from the previous record set last year
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      41 35 ABU BAKAR (4) and N. Rajendran (2) helped Cairnhill to trounce South Avenue 6-0 in a National Football League Division Two match at Farrer Park yesterday. In another Division Two match, Geylans Internationals beat Jurong Town 3-0 at Jurong.
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      39 35 SOCCER SolUa'* (.,,1,1 C«p: Singapore v Johore (National Stadium 8 p.m.). do\t. Srrvirm Kootball l<e«nu«' Mv. I: Postals v Telerec, VC v Prisons, Cisco v PWD (Farrer Park 5.15pm). Friendly: CYawford Park Rangers v SCC C (padang 5.15 p.m.).
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    313 36 QUITO (Equador), Sun. The decision by the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) to keep the current lid on oil output has only temporarily hidden the deep divisions among its 13 member nations, industrial analysts said yesterday. The analysts drew attention to Opec secretary
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    225 36 These birds are something to look up t0... Picture by MICHAEL LIEW LIVE music rarely comes free, bat at the Kum Hua Eating House In Block 345, Clement! Avenue S, It does. And how. This, of ••ours*', helm to lore customers in. It Is good business sense. Sometimes, as many
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    631 36  -  HBUNG BEE HWA By MANILA, Sun.*— As an economic grouping, Asean has still a long way to go before it realises its full potential. The ambitious programme for economic cooperation envisaged by the Declaration of Asean Concord in 1976
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    324 36 US to press allies to curb Soviet trade Versailles summit WASHINGTON, Sunday THE United States intends using next month's Versailles economic summit of industrialised countries to press its European allies for greater control of their trade with the Soviet Union. US Deputy Commerce Secretary Lawrence Brady spelt it out plainly
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    44 36 WASHINGTON. Sun. The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America warns that five often-used methods of treating asthma are ineffective and in one case actually harmful. The suspect techniques include autoinjection therapy, in which the patient's urine is injected into the bloodstream. UPI.
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    29 36 TOKYO. Sun. About 186,000 people took part in rallies. rock concerts, marathons and marches held here today in a major campaign against nuclear weapons, police said. Reuter.
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    164 36 Israelis renew claim to Taba JERUSALEM. Sun. The Israeli-Egyptian row over the sovereignty of the one square-kilometre territory of Taba on the border between the two countries resurfaced today with Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir renewing Israeli claims to the land. Mr Shamir told a meeting of Israeli jurists here that
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      185 36 Children and factories As Singapore faces a labour shortage, more and more companies will have to set up creches to take care of employees' children. What is the reaction from companies to the concept? NANCY KOH speaks to personnel managers for their views and tells parents what they can expect.
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      216 36 (IERACTV m Model 3100 51cm (20") W a 24 months T•' Af Payment sl2o MALAYSIA UNION REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING CO. Bik 19 IDI 189 Oulrarr Park Compl«< Smgapwa 0316 Tel 220U24 s *****25 Sr>o*ro<y^ opens daily 10am to Bpm Cosed O" Sundays A Public Holidays UNION HOME APPLIANCES PTE. LTD.
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      443 36 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore 1 1- liuvncial Daily TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Following a spate of successes in recent new issues, the stock market is likely to see more public offerings. Cerebos Pacific is one of them, reports MAURENE NITHIANANDUM. Why a few local stock broking firms are taking on new partners. LEE
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      129 36 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Showers in several areas late morning onwards. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 25 min. SUNSET today: 7.17 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.55 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 9 15C Cloudy Manila 24 34 C Fair Bangkok 25 33C Goudy Melbourne 9 16C Cloudy
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      CONCRETE RESTRUCTURING
      1832 1 The debate on conservation in Singapore has subtly shifted, from "How can we deprive the house-hungry majority for the sake of a sentimental few?** to "How can we keep building, but still make it economically viable to preserve the best of our past?** There is even talk of
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      352 2 KIZZY The Wagon (Part One) (Ch 5, 5.45 p.m.): A series for children, starring pretty Vanessa Furst as Kizzy. The story, based on Rumer Godden's novel, The Diddakoi, is about a group of modern-day gypsies who are forced to settle down, as their ways are
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      PICK of the DAY
      578 2 PICK of the DAY C wcs THE Little Kids Dyumlt AU-Ster Band (Ch 5, 5.) p.m.): Rodney, Betty an Charles have been invite to entertain senior citizer today. They get togettu to figure out what to do. Splderman (Ch 5, 7.1 p.m.): Our cartoon hero frantically keeping out < sight
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        955 3 FAR EAST SUPER STARS VARIETY SHOW National Theatre. Friday. 21 May Story by K. MALATHY "I'M GOING to see a variety show tonight", I announced to my family on Friday night, "it's something called Far East Super Stars Variety Show, featuring Hongkong and Taiwanese film and
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        480 3 and now for a silent metronome! KOICHI OKI Tonight. Bp.m. Singapore Conference Hall Interview by NORMAN YAP "I SPEAK better when I have a drink, maybe a glass of wine," jokes Koichi Oki. This maestro of the K lee tone organ is in Singapore for a onenight performance on the
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        Company kids
        1272 4 Recession, spiralling recruitment and training costs are encouraging companies to see that their employees are happy. And women who in America alone pour into the work force at the rate of one million a year are especially being courted with employer-sponsored child care. This month, a 250-page study
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        EARLY ONE MORNING
        1015 4  - EARLY ONE MORNING ROSEMARY CHEN By WHILE many of us are blissfully sleeping, there is a brigade of early birds who are wide awake. The most obvious of these are the fitness fiends and the joggers. Yet others arise before dawn to use the precious early hours to devote to
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      327 2 111 I I The GDC Combo Hi^| Punchbinder lets you I do plastic col binding anytime I s*P m your own office quicMy neatly ond B^fc^^taT^!^* cheaply Now you can produce cotoloques mK/4Or presentations ond reports that look better turn cosier ond lay flotter And like all GDC binding systems
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      76 2 jz Gourmetp^ French Cuisine at its Best The French have mastered and refined the art of cooking It is a part ol the good life Savour it At Le Gourmet, where authentic French cuisine is an experience in itself We serve a superb French lunch from 12 noon onwards at
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      49 2 GOOD READING MATTERS AT Times Bookshops tiiiw. Ouhir.l tnm Rubinson'i John I illk\ LUCKYPLAZA SPECIALISTS CENTRE Pi. A/A SIMGAPURA V 105 O'Ctwd KoM O-^j-d Bo«d T«l 7372?22 CchKd Ho«d Ttl *****8S S "9JPO'» 09?3 •CLIFFORD CENTRE »ROBINA HOUSE T >' ?35?571 *****18 W«»w Pi»c» Tel 9?637 Sh»oiix> W«v Ttl *****88
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      201 2 Straits Times Crossword tfiuwK legend it's garbled and cut with the middle missing (7) IHe does the groundwork ror an 5Jj rtc «»"P~nd j 8 .S'i^i'taot repairing ma- <£' VOurite brOU M P 9 D^U^Lge cUp or Italian 7 < ist velo^ ie Witn oantv (8) unis yv) U Nails
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      130 2 EXHIBITIONS: The Five Elements Prints by Alan Zie Yongder. Hyatt Regency Hotel. Gall. 10-12. 11 a.m. 7 p.m. Until June 6. Canton Rosewood Furniture and Bonsai. S'pore Handicraft Centre. Noon 9 p.m. Until Sunday. TALK: Family Planning for toe Newly-Wed. By Mrs Grace Poh of the Training and Health Department.
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      1201 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening followed by On The lb Heavens Above Waterfront i.Chinese/r) 650 Olympic Minutes 3.50 Texas Jack And His Pals J"™^"™! 7.30 News And Weather Forecast 4.05 Fmgerbobs (M a ay) 4.30 Dance Recital By Rohini (Tamil/r) 7.50 Temanka (Malay) (Last In Series) 5.00
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      354 3 A^^fl ftuTu ViAflLfl Lfcfe b^b* bb^^ *aa Lw9SIIPUI L^afl L^aW 3H^^^^* N 1 I -l *jo BELUGA CVBO From electrical starter to oversized brakes it's engineering Vv workmanship at its best. Uses lesser fuel than other bikes in its class. A /ml boon to fuel conscious riders. Yes! Beluga is
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      202 4 Ef*****8u2J I #yHL/"EIDO 'THE FLOWERS' ~T iBB& "^^^^F I jA^^^ BbL_^"' '^r .^tfßß^. l V B w vXn -"-v Jbt MOISTURE MIST A MOMENT OF BEALTY FROM TOKYO For 1932. Shiseido captures the fleeting beauty of nature with THE FLOWERS, the newest spring/summer makeup colfection. Golden, yellowed, russet shades abound,
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      102 4 Ilßever(H.K.) School of Ilairdrrssinir Institute of Beauty Now you don't have to go to London to ■■■Bte become a top Hairstylist or Beautician. ,<9vl A wonderful opportunity to learn from t ♦▼kJP professionals of Europe awaits you. The p Principal, Mr. Glyn King, is a former Principal of a leading
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      1105 5 APPOINTMENTS I \JLj SEATTLE-FIRST NATIONAL BANK I Applications arc invited from dynamic and suitably qualified and experienced persons I to till the following key management positions in the Singapore branch. I I Commercial Banking I I EXCCUtiVC (CS/*****) I The Commercial Banking Executive will be responsible to the general manager
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      523 5 Apprenticeship Scheme for School-Leavers Reservists KflL^L K **KW i -m .aW aaaVaaaW -T JWw*7?' The EDB offers skills training in the PHILIPS-GOVERNMENT TRAINING CENTRE and BROWN-BOVERI GOVERNMENT TRAINING CENTRE leading to the award of the CRAFTSMAN CERTIFICATE upon successful completion of the apprenticeship programme. Apprenticeship Term Commences 2 August 1982
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      652 5 A wel estaWnbed and eipandmt manufacturinf company in luronf requres the folowinj personnels: A) Production Engineer B) Maintenance Engineer C) Planned Maintenance Supervisor who must be male Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident, a|e below 30 yean. QuaMcatiom:- Degree/Diploma in Mechanical or Production Engineering (For position A) Degree/Diploma in Mechanical Engineering
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      1873 6 IKS INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL BANK LTD. I (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) tx Balance Sheet 31st December 1981 The Group The Bank The Group The Bank Note 1981 1981 1980 Note 1981 1980 1981 1960 SSOOO SS'OOO SSOOO SS'OOO SSOOO SS'OOO SS'OOO sVihm! SHARE CAPT Al. CURRENT ASSETS Shares of
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      1185 6 Board of Directors Mr. Tan Pee Ccc Chairman C J"i^! Seng puly airman Executive Committee Dr. Tan Poh lin Deputy Chairman wMr. Poh Boon Say w R Mr. Ang Toon Chew T* n P Ccc U (Alt. Urn Soo Guan) (Chief Executive) Jfc Mr. Quek Seng Guan n K k
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      1238 7 APPOINTMENTS urgently requires SENIOR SITE I SUPERVISORS At least 6 years' experience in foundations, I concreting works, wharf or general construe- I tion with an established contractor. Candidates with less experience but sup- R ported by academic qualifications are I equally acceptable. 3 Must be prepared to travel daily to
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      283 7 V UPLOT BULLION PTE ITIX A major international bullion commodities trading company invites applications from talented and self -motivated men and ladies to join us as •Group Managers •Section Heads •Senior Business Executives •Experienced Business Executives •Trainee Business Executives Basic allowance from Ss4oo 551,400 per month plus commission, overseas travels
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      225 7 5^^*****H1 J A l3"dlJldd;llt?!!gliigB is looking for dynamic, ambitious and self motivated individuals to join us as ENGINEERS Tfje persons we are looking for must possess a Degree preferably in Marine or Mechanical Engineering. Preference will be given to those with relevant experience. However, those with proper qualifications but without
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      1302 7 NOTICES (.IMIVI. Itl ItJIAl) I (Incorporated in Malaysia) ANNOUNCEMENT I The Board of Genting Berhad ("Genting") is pleased to announce the following (1) The Proposed Offer (or Sale of 30,400,000 Ordinary Shares in Asiatic Deve- H lopment Berhad by Genting through Bumiputra Merchant Bankers Berhad Applications have been made to
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      582 8 APPOINTMENTS *^^v^ Chinese Swimming Club The Club invites (applications from suitable qualified candidates to fill the following positions GRAND OPENING OF ITS MEMBER'S BAR LOUNGE 1. BARMAN j Must have at least two years' similar experience Possess sufficient knowledge of alcoholic beverages Able to speak English or main local dialects
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      533 8 An American Regional Office invites applications for: SECRETARY QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE Applicants should possess the following: HSE or GCE 'O' level with a good credit in English LCC Certificate in typing (60 wpm) and shorthand 1 00 wpm) respectively At least I-2 years working experience Ability to work independently and
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      632 8 i^||C COMPUTER PROCESSING 1 Ijl SERVICES (PTE) LTD I A member of the Straits Steamship Group of Companies CPS provides EDP services to commercial and industrial companies in Singapore, Malaysia and Hongkong. We are exclusive agents for prominent software houses in the United States, Australia and the United Kingdom. CPS
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      997 8 GENERAL SALES MANAGER Borneo Motors Singapore are distributors for the range of Toyota passenger and commercial vehicles Currently we are market leaders in the highly competitive automotive field. In line with the rapid expansion of our sales and after sales service and parts facilities we are strengthening our management team
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        Travelogue through time and space
        562 1  -  CHONG WING HONG By THE 65-volume Tenri Central LiZenpon Sosho, a set of brary, is like a masrare books recently sive travelogue presented to the Na- through time and tional University of space. Singapore by Japan's The volumes are Lett: Mr Komekawa and the rare
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        252 2 rfjvjT^ Let's Learn Mandarin THIS programme Ls compiled by Rediffusion and broadcast daily in Teochew, Hokklen and Cantonese over both Redlffusion and SBC's Radio Three and Four (Radio Three: Mon Sun: 9.15 a.m. Radio Four: Mon Sat: 9.45 p.m.). The English notes are provided by us. Lesson 139: Marriage VOCABULARY:
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        Chinese without tears
        75 2 Ijkl QIANG iftft qiongboo wall news- qiongzhT wall paper paper qiong ttfu coo grass on qiingbi wall *"c top of a wall which sways with l^xh every wind (fig) j wtK q person who bends qionggen the foot of a w 'th the wind w all For
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        Fun with Chines Characters
        64 2 QIANG wall TH K seal form of the phonetic: signlfles grain (9^) stored Within A a. double-walled granary (0). The idea of wall Is reinforced by the radical X a symbol of strength. Since walls are made of clay or earth the character may also be
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        Thrash the sheepskin!
        271 2 Case 29: Whose sheepskin? LI HUI was the governor of the Yong prefecture when this happened. Two men, one carrying a load of salt and the other a load of wood, came upon a tree and both decided to take a rest in the shade. When they
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        131 2 3t*H*ffi)A Nan doi f v de tin *JS-**f Explanatory notes: 2 tie hi -totally conttAMiCtjJlßiS SftSlT A2f#Aftffi TH ERE are many vinced &mi& «U*lilS*«sfei¥J tjij kinds of people. But the SiJi<SiiW»-t^fi(tiJ:A AttSSfltihteigT Vi hardest type to handle «9 HttASß+ttK ttfAmti* X .l«ilf» S,.^. SSJonIJ a 3 ksu r u "be
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        305 1 Hv Slips right I ,I^, 111 FUll y|b^^^M\ DOCKGI —^Mu^}-* «C3*?^^ mttk \V^« "11// I 4*x I&2 Casio technology brings you I ■oodigitt calculator w.th oM *g\ a\super-small printing calculator I ifl I md»p«nd«nt memory, Wi^ S?B w!^ T TIT" > I 7mml 1 IM I constant*. p«rf.ct etc H
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        542 2 Stainless Steel Railings-forthat bright lasting 100k... m^mwm Desaru Merlin Inn I W^IK aj9 HLJb A'k. *!S^HH^Hr^ The Merlin Pattava 1 «^^^|^H| .^^So laWiß^^^A There are lots of other >;cxxi a-avins I i' 'K'^STf 1 for choosing The Merlin... N. _L— .^y^jpWKJfl Tastefully furnished guest rooms "•■■Siißi™. 1 t^^^HHp*. W ''^^|Eil|
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        285 3 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ ONOW SHOWING AT 12 THEATRES V X OOEON LEISURE-DROME KONG CHIAN I j X JURONG DRIVE-IN PEOPLE S THEATRE? GOLDEN SULTAN MAJESTIC GALA > >BEOOK •BROADWAY REGAL MANDARIN]; l!l (Cosh Bookings Only —No Free List' ci 0 HONG KONG'S ALL TIME BOX-OFFICE CHAMPI (i GROSSED HK>27 MILLIONI C X
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        280 3 c apito'lu I i DD V l" (*****59) 5 SHOWS at H If If I■■ 11am. 145.4.6.3049 15 |B| SEASON ENDING SOON II r a^S^ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaß I ■■Bj^ft^>4 i r *1 Snl) JENNIFER JASON LEIGH JOHN DTsTnTI -JADE: Hurry-Last Days!- (*****80) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.30, 4, 6.30 &9 00
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        662 3 OBONIStTIOI. lU^iytaiJeay^rcKM:*;! NOW SHOWNG No Fr*a Lnl llom I 30. 4 00. 645 9 15 1 LEGEND OF LOVf 1 Mondqim tr\ Scofia-Co4of jgj:ta>;<ia>mt-tit.ir/.t:f Horn. l 4b S 4 T S) A 145 9,5 l "THEUNBLATENM' Mondl TOMORROW Ol* V 9 "Car» ol Biman Wab" Mond BJ lillial|:tHf»a»<ttt.^,VJ g TODAY
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        485 4 Masjid sepintas lalu dulu dan kini Oleh Yaakub Raahid PERUBAHAN wajah masjid di Singapura merupakan sesuatu yang tidak begitu jelas kepada rakyat Singapura umumnya. Mungkin ada yang sekali imbas, terbaca tentang pendirian Pemerintah untuk mendirikan sebuah masjid di setiap bandar baru, melihat dari luar masjid-masjid mi, t eta pi kesan
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        An overview of mosques — old and new
        579 4  - An overview of mosques old and new YAAKUB RASHID By THE changing face of Singapore mosques is a phenomenon little realised among the public. We may nave read about the Government's policy to build a mosque in every new housing estate, and seen from the outside some of the new
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        596 4 APPOINTMENTS (ft? GM SINGAPORE (AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS) GM Singapore, a wholly-owned subsidiary of General Motors Corporation, is currently engaged in the assembly of printed circuit boards and integrated circuits for automotive electronics applications. We are planning a major expansion program by adding new products lines at our Singapore operation. In view
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        457 4 d TECHNICIANS NEC. a leading company in the electronics industries, is expanding rapidly and will be moving into its new modern multi-million dollars factory at Ang Mo Kio m August/September H 1982 Additional suitable candidates are therefore required to join the current strong team of technicians in plant maintenance, machine
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