The Straits Times, 30 May 1982

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    13 1 The Sunday Times No. 2400 MAY 30, 1982 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 98/1/82
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    GO-AHEAD FOR MRT: WORK STARTS IN '84
    1006 1 Financing from sales of Marina South land IT'S OFFICIAL Singapore will be getting its $5 billion MRT at last. After more than a decade and $10 million spent in careful study, the government has decided to go ahead with this project the most
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    What the MRT will generate
    170 1 What the MRT will generate IMPRESSIVE commercial complexes, aesthetic hlghrlses and well-designed new towns cannot on their own deliver the quality of life we aspire to. Equal attention must be paid to how Singaporeans move frum one place u> another, Mr Ong Teng Caeong said. Bat this is only one
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    Lock icon Signs of end to US recession
    240 1 WASHINGTON, Saturday THE index used by the government to forecast the direction of the American economy rose last month for the first time in a year, giving the clearest hint so far that the recession may be ending. i Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldridge, called
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    HUDC flat owners can resell at market prices
    398 1 HUDC flat owners can resell at market prices FOREIGNERS NEED APPROVAL... Owners of Housing and Urban Development Company flats can resell them unconditionally to any Singaporean buyer and at market prices after they have lived in them for five years. But they will have to seek the approval of the
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    Lock icon 10-kilo baby
    43 1 UMTATA (Transkei), Sat. A woman in Transkei has given birth to a baby weighing 10 kilos, which press reports said was the heaviest infant known to be born in southern Africa. The world record, according to reports, is 10.9 kilos. AFP
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    What the PM said...
    114 1 AMONG the many points Mr Lee Kuan Yew raised at the opening of the Mendaki Congress on Education at the Singapore Conference Hall on Friday was that the drive to excel in examinations had long become a part of the Chinese and Indian cultures. Yesterday's Straits
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    Dhana on reading
    160 1 Dhana on reading EVER wondered what Cabinet Ministers read? Turn to Page 4 of today's Time Arts section to find ont. The Minister of Culture, Mr S. Dhanabalan, who to also Minister for Foreign Affairs, chats with Times Arts' lisa Sharp about books and the rale they have played In
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    Lock icon Thai army exercise
    48 1 BANGKOK, Sat. Thai regular and auxiliary forces today began a joint military exercise near the Cambodian border to familiarise themselves with techniques to "deter and repulse intruders," military officials said. They said the exercise involved the armed forces, border patrol police and defence volunteers Reuter.
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    Lock icon Rains leave 20 dead
    68 1 HONGKONG, Sat. The worst rains in half a century pounded Hongkong today, leaving at least a score of people dead and many others missing or injured. The latest death toll from the violent storm stood at 20, with five people missing and 33 injured. Fifteen of
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    Lock icon LATEST BRITAIN TAKES TOUGHER STAND
    48 1 LATEST BRITAIN TAKES TOUGHER STAND LONDON, S*t. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has toughened her stand »nd was now demanding the withdrawal of all Argentine forces from the Kalklands and the restoration of an entirely British administration, dip I matlr sources said here today. NYT, Renter BBS THIS I'AOK
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    VITB upgrading courses to attract 'O' level students
    792 1 VITB upgrading courses to attract 'O' level students THE Vocational and Industrial Training Board (VTTB) is to upgrade its National Trade Certificate (NTC) courses to attract bet- j ter educated schoolleavers for skills training to meet the higher technological demands of industries. From July 1, it will introduce two-year fulltime
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    British pincer advance on Port Stanley
    286 1 LONDON, Sat. BRITISH troops advanced on two fronts today against Port Stanley, the Argentineheld capital of the Falkland islands, after capturing two isolated but strategically important settlements, military sources said. Their two-pronged thrust towards Port Stanley was a classic pincer movement against the main
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      Scepticism over Giang's remarks
      391 2 OFFICIALS, diplomats and observers here yesterday turned a sceptical eye to remarks by Vietnam's Deputy Foreign Minister that "positive factors" were present for the withdrawal of Hanoi's troops from Cambodia. A Thai Foreign Ministry spokesman declined to comment on the statements by Mr Vo Dong Giang,
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      Lock icon Gory find
      30 2 SEOUL, Sat. National police today searched the surroundings of a scenic lake after finding the dismembered, headless body of a man believed abandoned about 10 days ago. AP.
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      Lock icon Iraq serves final ultimatum' on Iran
      374 2 BEIRUT, Saturday IRAQ said its southern port city of Basra came under savage bombardment from Iranian longrange heavy artillery yesterday and served a "final ultimatum" that civilian targets throughout Iran would be blasted if the crossborder shelling was resumed. A communique from the High
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      Lock icon Norway raises oil price
      65 2 OSLO, Sat. The Norwegian state oil company, Statoil. Is to raise the price of its North Sea oil from US$3l (5J64.48) to U5533.50 (5169.68) a barrel, the firm's public relations head Willy Olsen announced here yesterday. The move brings Norwegian-produced oil in line with the British
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      Lock icon New Cosmos
      24 2 MOSCOW, Sat. The Soviet Union yesterday launched Cosmos-1370. the latest in its series of space research satellites, Tass news agency said. -UPI.
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      Lock icon Art theft
      38 2 DETROIT. Sat. Four 17th century paintings, including a Rembrandt valued at US$2OO.--000 (5J416.000). were stolen sometime between Tuesday and yesterday from a basement storage area at the Detroit Institute of Arts, museum officials said today. UPI.
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      Lock icon SENATOR LEAVES FOR CHINA WITH NOTE FROM REAGAN
      308 2 WASHINGTON, Sat. Senate Republican leader Howard Baker left for Beijing yesterday with a message for Chinese leaders from President Ronald Reagan, and said he was confident US-China ties will not only continue, but prosper. Another Republican, Senator Barry Goldwater, also left yesterday
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      Lock icon Move to sack ministers defeated
      230 2 SEOUL, Saturday THE South Korean Parliament today voted against an opposition attempt to sack three Cabinet ministers over a major loan market scandal, a parliamentary spokesman said. The three ministers were Deputy Premier and Economic Planning Minister Kirn Joon-Sung, Finance Minister Rha Woong-Bae and Justice
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      Lock icon REAGAN MAY INVITE EGYPT AND ISRAEL FOR SUMMIT
      152 2 REAGAN MAY INVITE EGYPT AND ISRAEL FOR SUMMIT WASHINGTON, Sat. President Ronald Reagan is seriously considering inviting Egypt and Israel to a summer summit meeting here to unblock Palestinian autonomy negotiations, IS admlnlstratiun official* said yesterday. Mr Reagan Is to have talks here on June 21 with Israeli Prime Minister
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      Lock icon Another week
      41 2 ROME, Sat. Sophia Loren will have to spend at least another week in jail and will not know until next Thursday whether she will be released early from her 30-day sentence for tax evasion, legal sources said yesterday. UPI.
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      Lock icon Zhao gets go-ahead to ride Tokyo subway during visit
      128 2 TOKYO, Sat. Japanese security officials have agreed to let Chinese Premier Zhao Zlyang take a subway ride when he visits Tokyo next week, a Foreign Ministry official said today. The Chinese leader, who is to begin his first Japan visit on
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Trudeau to visit Asean
        57 2 CANADIAN PRIMK Minister Pierre Trudeau will discuss work] issues and economic ties during visits to Asean countries in September, his office announced today. He will visit Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and The Philippines before meeting Japanese Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki in Tokyo on issues raised at
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        Lock icon Walesa's family reunion
        85 2 SOLIDARITY UNION chief Lech Walesa will be reunited briefly with his family on his "name day" on June 3, his parish priest Father Henryk Jankowski said yesterday. The meeting between Mr Walesa and his wife Danuta and some or all of their seven children will be the
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        Lock icon Pointer to Mecca
        87 2 MUSLIMS ARE now assured of really facing Mecca and not Tel Aviv or any other wrong place when saying their five daily prayers. A miniaturised precision compass called the "Mecca module" has been developed by Swiss watchmakers and is selling for US$75O (5J1.560). The same size as
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        Lock icon Witness hanged himself
        96 2 A KEY United States government witness in a heroin smuggling case involving a Thai diplomat hanged himself while in protective custody, the Baltimore Evening Sun reported on Friday. Boonyarit Voravithaya, who was found hanged on May 9 in a Towson, Maryland, motel, cooperated in a federal investigation
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        Lock icon Ties with Costa Rica cut
        89 2 SAI'DI ARABIA yesterday announced it had severed diplomatic and economic relations with Costa Rica in protest against its decision to move its embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, the official Saudi Press Agency reported. The kingdom earlier in the week broke off diplomatic ties with Zaire
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      Lock icon Fighting could go on for 2 or 3 weeks if...
      456 3 Fighting could go on for 2 or 3 weeks if... LONDON, Saturday NON-BRITISH military experts here and at Nato headquarters in Brussels believe that unless Argentine resistance collapses, the fighting in the Falkland Islands could continue for two or three weeks more and involve extensive British air and ground reinforcements.
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      First Argentine citizen
      70 3 Bl KNOS AIRES, Sat. A native Falkland Islander who wants to be a policeman has become a citizen of Argentina the only Islander to do so since the Argentine invasion on April 2. Derek William Rotee, 22, was given an Argentine passport and Identity papers yesterday in
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      Lock icon 'DEFENDING TROOPS ARE A TOUGH LOT'
      342 3 LONDON, S««. LONDON, Sat. Britain may be underestimating Argentine troops on the Falkland Islands just as it underestimated the Argentine air force, a former Nato commander said yesterday. "You have only to see them on television to see that they are a force to
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      Lock icon REAGAN:PLEASE UNDERSTAND OUR MOTIVES
      270 3 REAGAN: PLEASE UNDERSTAND OUR MOTIVES LOS ANGELES, Saturday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has appealed for Latin American understanding of US motives in the Falklands crisis, and said the United States was willing to take part in an international peacekeeping force on the islands. In a speech before r Mexican and US
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      Lock icon RAF planes hunt for subs
      184 3 RAF planes hunt for subs LONDON, Sat. Royal Air Force Nlmrod patrol planes were scourIng the Sooth \tlantic for one or two Argentine submarines believed to be nrowllng near Britain's Falklands task force, British Intelligence sources reported yesterday. Bat the 12-man crew of the long-range Nlmrod radar planes have not
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      Lock icon 25 countries to meet next week
      429 3 From Page 1 with several minutes of thunderous applause. The near-unanimous vote came in spite of President Ronald Reagan's offer to the OAS meeting that the US would take part in a peace-keeping force on the Falklands during possible new negotiations between Argentina and
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      Lock icon Nobel winner gets visa
      88 3 LONDON, Sat. Argentine Nobel Peace Prize winner AdoKo Perez Esquivel has been granted a visa to visit Britain, the Home Office said in London yesterday. A Home Office spokesman said the visa was issued on May 20 for three to six months and could be used
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      Lock icon For both sides
      37 3 LONDON. Sat. Britain said today its hospital ship Uganda was treating casualties from both sides in the Falklands conflict and denied Argentine charges that the requisitioned liner was being used (or military purposes. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Japan's trade moves get cool reception
      263 4 BONN, Saturday THE measures announced yesterday by Japan to open up its home market to foreign competition were greeted with reserve here yesterday by sources that said the Japanese programme avoided the most debated products. Observers doubted whether the measures would be enough to
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      Lock icon THE POPE GOES TO CANTERBURY
      205 4 CANTERBURY, Sat. Pope John Paul 11. on the second day of his six-day British tour, made a pilgrimage to England's chief shrine of Christianity today to preach church unity with the Anglican Primate in Canterbury Cathedral. Several thousand people lined the narrow streets to cheer
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      Lock icon Aleta leaves 200 dead
      324 4 MANAGI A, Sat The toll from tropical storm Aleta rase to more than 2M dead and H,IM homeless in Nicaragua and Honduras yesterday and relief workers said they feared more victims would be found. "We think the amber of victims Is higher becaase many rommuniUr* lie
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      Lock icon Open split emerges in West German opposition party
      289 4 BONN, Sat. An open split emerged today in the leadership of West Germany's Christian Democratic Union (CDU) opposition, less than two weeks away from an important local government election in Hamburg. The row flared when party leader Helmut Kohl intervened to stop
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      Lock icon Reagan slams Democrats for rejecting budget
      361 4 Reagan slams Democrats for rejecting budget LOS ANGELES, Sat. President Ronald Reagan yesterday accused opposition Democrats in Congress of irresponsibility in failing to approve a 1983 budget plan before he attends a summit of leading industrial nations at Versailles next week. Mr Reagan launched his strongest attack yet on Democratic
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      Lock icon U.S. COURT ALLOWS MOONIE TO DROP CASE
      165 4 U.S. COURT ALLOWS MOONIE TO DROP CASE NEW YORK, Sat. The US Court of Appeals has halted a trial in which the controversial Rev Sun Myung Moon said he met and spoke frequently with Jesus, Moses and Buddha and had the potential to become the Messiah. The court ordered yesterday
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      Lock icon Lord Denning to retire amid row over book
      266 4 LONDON, Sat. Britain's oldest and most controversial judge, Lord Denning, announced his retirement yesterday because of a row over his latest book, What Next In The Law. The 83-year-old iudge, appointed before legislation was Introduced obliging judges to retire at 75, once
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      291 3 Ask a European chef to name jH HM the finest kitchen in the world and he will tell you: Hrfi^l I Ifk\i^^tf i I 1 f i j v A dwf above .ill wants .1 functional That's because eveiy Foggcnpnhl tht- ultimate kitchen (but that's already kitchen, a kitchen with
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      240 3 ELECTONE c ORGAN FAIR Date: May 24 (Mon) 30 (Sun) 1 982 f j3L Time: 9 a.m. 9 p.m. j| L'Jjy^ MEET THE CHARMING, l^» "^2fT*f A "Live" performances daily on the latest HR •Bfc^-^BB^ 0 Yamaha Electone Organs. Miss Matsumoto's repertoire includes the latest hits, all-time favourites plus well-known
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      Lock icon Involve other races, Mahathir urges
      280 5 PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday that his government was not in favour of racial exclusiveness in business ventures. "As far as possible, involve the participation of all races in business ventures," he said in a speech to the Central Working Committee
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      Sabah clamp on lorry imports
      312 5 KOTA KINABALU, Sat. The Sabah government has banned the import of all lorries and commercial vehicles for government departments and agencies, government cooperatives and state-run companies. This is be- cause the only Stateowned vehicle assembly plant is operating at less than 25 per cent capacity.
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      Gift of 14 buffaloes
      65 5 BANGKOK, Sat. Malaysians living here have donated 14 buffaloes to the Royal Cattle and Buffalo Bank which will lease the animals to poor Thai cattle farmers for a nominal fee, Bernama reported. The cattle and buffalo bank, set up last year, is the brainchild of King
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      Lock icon $11,000 grab
      37 5 BATU PAHAT. Sat. Four men, two wielding pistols and one a knife, held up the staff and clients of a finance company here yesterday and escaped with cash and valuables totalling $11,000. police said. NST.
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      Lock icon Barber killed by runaway wheel from trailer
      214 5 Barber killed by runaway wheel from trailer KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A barber was killed when a runaway dooblrtyre wheel from a trailer crashed Into his shop here yesterday. Two customers were also Injured. The barber was Mr M. Ammugam, IS, who was at the time catting the hair of a
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      Smuggling syndicates use the 'granny connection'
      415 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Smuggling syndicates who find it increasingly difficult to get past the customs have resorted to using elderly women as couriers to take contraband goods across the Thai-Malaysian border by rail. In what has been described as the "granny connection," syndicates are
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      Lock icon On nuclear science
      65 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The fourth meeting of the Regional Cooperative Agreement (RCA) working group on nuclear science wifl be held here for five days beginning on June 16, fa spokesman of the meeting's secretariat said yesterday. The meeting will discuss the latest developments in nuclear science. About
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      Lock icon Students caught sniffing glue
      134 5 Students caught sniffing glue KUCHING, Sat. Thirty students, half of them girls, have been warned by police after they were caught sniffing glue in their schools and in the compound of the State Library. All the students who were caught, some by their teachers and some by police, were in
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    • MALAYAN ROUND UP MALAYAN ROUNDUP
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        Lock icon Boat team from US
        79 5 FIREMAN FROM San Francisco will be taking time off from answering calls to compete as the Oakland team in the Penang International Boat Race next' month. So far, eight teams, including Singapore, have said they wfll be taking part. The president of the Oakland International Dragon
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        Lock icon Report on MRT for KL
        91 5 THE FEDERAL Territory Ministry is to submit a fresh report to Cabinet on the type of mass rapid transit system best suited to Kuala Lumpur, its minister, Datuk Pengiran Othman Rauf, said in Petaling Jaya on Friday after returning from a nine-day study tour of
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        Lock icon Musical garbage trucks
        80 5 THE SOUND of music in some areas of the Ipoh Municipality tells residents that the garbage truck is nearby and that they should hurry and put their bins out. Ipoh Municipal deputy president Datuk Haji Nasir bin Tahar said two garbage trucks had been installed with music
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    Shops will face competition from foreign store chains
    372 7 THE local retail industry will face very keen competition when 10 foreign department store chains set up operations here over the next three years. g^B^^^^^ The 10 department stores include two from j France, one from Austra- lia and five from Japan.
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    Provisionshops urged to band together
    201 7 Provisionshops urged to band together PROVISION shops should band together to form a chain of self-service shops so as to compete with supermarkets and to keep up with the times. This will not only benefit the consumers and the manufacturers but also boost the economic development of the nation. At
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    The right attitude a vital ingredient, says Sidek
    276 7 The right attitude a vital ingredient, says Sidek THE right mental attitude, the willingness to strive to better oneself: these are the necessary ingredients for Malay/ Muslim students to improve their academic performance and to proceed to higher levels of education. Money helps, but it does not guarantee success in
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    Ex-cashier fined for CBT
    65 7 A F"ORMER cashier at Robata Restaurant in International Plaza wasjailed (or a day and fined $1,200 or three months' jail in default on Friday (or criminal breach o( trust In a magistrate's court, Tan Bee Cheng, 27. admitted taking $56 50 by making false entries totalling
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    Delegates back call for more use of English at home
    410 7  - Delegates back call for more use of English at home ABDULLAH FARMUGI By DELEGATES to the Mendaki Congress yesterday endorsed the Prime Minister's view that English ought to be used more in the home if Malay/ Muslim students were to perform better in schools. But some also said there must
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    Table football champs for world tourney
    92 7 Table football champs for world tourney SCHOOLBOY Teng Lip Chiang and sales executive C. Chandru will leave for Barcelona in Spain on Friday to vie for the Subbutto World Cup 1982. The two will represent Singapore in a field of the best players from 23 countries in the world tabletop
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    63 teams for Dragon Boat Race heats
    73 7 SIXTY-THREE local teams will compete in preliminary heats next Sunday off East Coast Parkway for the 1982 Singapore International Dragon Boat Races. The 30 heat finalists will compete for cash prizes in the semi-finals and finals on June 20. The course length is
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    MENDAKI SPEECHES TO BE TELECAST TONIGHT
    89 7 SI'KKCHKK made at Friday's opening of the Mendakl Congress will be telecast over Channel 5 tonight at 7.5T The congress, at the Singapore Conference Hall, was officially opened by the Prime Minister, Mr Lee Kuan Yew. Among those present were Cabinet ministers, ministers of
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    SAVE ENERGY CALL GOES OUT TO PRIVATE HOMES
    197 7 SAVE ENERGY CALL GOES OUT TO PRIVATE HOMES A MEMBER of Parliament said yesterday that all electricity consumers should try to cut their power consumption although the Save Energy campaign is aimed mainly at industries. "The domestic sector, for example, can reduce consumption quite substantially, especially in private residences, Mr
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    Rare puppies cause stir among dog-lovers
    390 7  -  GILLIAN POWCHONG By LOOKING like no other creature on earth these Shar Pel paps are also precious. They are the world's rarest breed of dogs, aid they have caused a stir among local dog lovers. Their owner, Mr Keith Leavltt of Buklt Tlmah, has
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    Big raw opium haul from cargo ship
    136 7 CUSTOMS officers yester- day seized 9.5 kilos of raw opium worth about $24,000 from a Burmese ship in the harbour yesterday morning. The seizure, described by a Customs official as the "biggest" in recent years, was made during a i routine check only
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    Husband missing, so reception is postponed
    249 7 Husband missing, so reception is postponed A WEDDING celebration i tonight for an oil rig I diver, Mr Henry Lim Kirn Bin, had to be postponed at the llth-hour because he is missing. He has been reported lost after a helicopter taking him back to the Indonesian island of Natuna
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    MECHANIC WHO STOLE WITH COP JAILED
    109 8 MECHANIC WHO STOLE WITH COP JAILED A POLICEMAN and mechanic committed a total of seven theft* by c*Uectiag cash and valuables from their victims on the pretext that the Items were seeded for police Investigations, a magistrate was told. The policeman, Poh Seng Kok, and the mechanic, Tan Chee Slang,
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    The four types of PAP members — by Mr Ch'ng
    796 8 The four types of PAP members by Mr Ch'ng THE PAP should concentrate on getting strong grassroots support one that is as good, if not better than that of the Sixties, the Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Prime Minister's Office), Mr Ch'ng Jit Koon, said last night. He said the PAP had
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    Housing plan will not be affected
    380 10 Stories by AGNES WEE BY THE time construction of the MRT gets into full swing in the second half of the Eighties, HDB's housing programme should already be well-established. This is why building the MRT will not interfere with Singapore's public housing programme. Mr
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    Money from land sale should more than cover cost
    537 10 SALE of the 255 hectares of land at Manna South should raise more than enough money to pay for the building of the MRT. Judging from past sales r by the Urban Redevelopment Authority in the Central Area, a price of
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      9 10 TOMORROW: The building programme. What commuters and businessmen think.
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    GOVT URGED TO EASE CONTROLS ON BUILDING DEVELOPMENTS
    397 11 A LOCAL planner has asked the government to be more liberal in its control of building developments and to grant higher plot ratios and density. Singapore Institute of Planners president Mr Choo Bok Lam said the authorities were still adopting the 1958
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    A school is like an orchard, says Dr Tay
    307 11 A school is like an orchard, says Dr Tay A SCHOOL is like an orchard or a fruit garden. And teachers are U»e gardeners who must till the soil and care for the young plants. The Minister of State (Education), Dr Tay Eng Soon, said this last night at the
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    Pointers on creative writing
    84 11 THE Department of Extramural Studies of the National University of Singapore will conduct a 12-ses-sion course on creative writing. The course, starting tomorrow, will be held every Monday and Wednesday between 7 and 9 p.m. in Nissen Hut 88, Bukit Timah Centre. It will be conducted
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    SNUJ branch officials
    58 11 MR Ivan I.im has been elected chairman of The Straits Times branch of the Singapore National Union of Journalists. Other officials are: vicechairman, Paul Wee; secretary, Tan Ban Huat; assistant secretary. Vincent Lee, and treasurer, Haron Abdul Rahman. Committee members are: Clement Mesenas, Conrad Raj, Richard Urn.
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    Checklist for teachers to zero in on problems
    386 11 Checklist for teachers to zero in on problems TEACHERS in Commonwealth Secondary School can now turn to a problem checklist to identify their students' problems which they hope can be nipped in the bud. The checklist was submitted by Miss Wee Ghim Choo, inspector of the Education Ministry's Guidance and
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    What Bible study teachers can do for students
    264 11 What Bible study teachers can do for students If BIBLE Knowledge teachers can get their students to read beyond the set texts for exams, they would have done well as moral educators. This was the message given by the Director of Education, Mr Chan Kai Yau, yesterday at the graduation
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    Motor men
    42 11 MR VICTOR Ho Kok Wah has been elected chairman of the Singapore centre of the Institute of the Motor Industry. Mr Edward Kang was elected vice-chairman and other officials include Mr Chiang Cheng Pun and Mr James Song Soon Hock.
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    Boy dies eight days after road mishap
    115 11 A 14-year-old boy died on Friday night in the Alexandra Hospital eight days after he was knocked down by a van near the junction of Hoy Fatt Road and Jalan Bukit Merah. Singaravelu Parvaharam was seriously hurt in the incident on May 20.
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    Hello girl says goodbye after 47 years
    340 11 Hello girl says goodbye after 47 years FOR the put 47 years, Mrs Beryl Bain has been saying hell* to telephone callers, bat yesterday she said Koodbye to her Mends at The Straits Times. Mrs Bala, 85, was retiring from the switchboard at Times House where she was the telephone
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    SIX YEARS' CORRECTIVE TRAINING FOR BREAK-IN SPREE MAN
    154 11 SIX YEARS' CORRECTIVE TRAINING FOR BREAK-IN SPREE MAN A MAN who admitted breaking into 25 houses and stealing cash and valuables worth over $107,000 was ordered by a district judge yesterday to undergo six years' corrective training. Richard Saw Boon Song, 29, who has a string of previous convictions dating
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    Port workers' jogathon
    56 11 THE Singapore Port Workers Union will hold its annual jogathon today at 8 a.m. Participants, including six paraplegics from the Singapore Society for Aid to the Paralysed, will be flagged off at the union premises Dy the MP for Khc Bong. Mr Ho See Beng Mr Ho
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    The Sunday Times SUNDAY, MAY 30, 1982 Facing up to the future
    543 12 The Sunday Times SUNDAY, MAY 30, 1982 Facing up to the future THE long debate about how Singaporeans will travel in future is now almost over. After millions of dollars and hundreds of hours of comparative studies, we are moving inexorably back to our first impulse, which is to try
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    Steering a corporation through the web of legislation and regulations
    937 12  -  QUEK PECK LIM By NEARLY every week now, there is a conference, seminar or training session for corporate executives. None of these subjects have anything to do with productivity or manpower management. Important as these are, top management's attention is
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    Calling on Singa-poreans to make courtesy drive a roaring success
    765 12  -  TYE KIM KHIAT By Hdk THERE is something refreshing about this year's courtesy camoaign. For the first time, a mascot Singa has been conceived and adopted for a national campaign. Tne argument is that there is more to courtesy than
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    A parliamentary opposition is not sine qua non of democracy
    501 12 MR JEYARETNAM, in his reply to Dr Zheng (Sunday Times, May 2), states that since our parliamentary system is patterned after Westminster, we must have the genuine article and any deviation is a sham or mere facade. It is clear
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      284 12 -gW'.*»i«' i'"°' JMM SHARP A af G^ 3 311 QD HOXT U»'«>R» IT* ITT) 2 i On Reflection... j THE business of business is to make money and the mode is secrecy, a proprietary control of information and the fruits of research. The motive force of the university is the
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    An environment must be created for teaching in the schools
    1109 13 THE Sunday Times today mm -hides its series on articles <>n the teaching of Confucian «!hl<s In Singapore. The First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education, Dr Goh Keng Swee, had invited some Chinese scholars in the United States
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      47 13 F.J. Benjamin Sons Pte Ltd invites you to a once-in-a lifetime SALE of top designer fashions and accessories to be held in the jasmine Room, 2nd Floor, Hyatt Regency Hotel, 10 a.m. —9 p.m. May 28, 29, 30. Cash terms only. All merchandise discounted between 30 70%.
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      319 13 THE GfIRDENS-KINGS PARK THE ULTIMATE PERTH INVESTMENT 4 Limity Apartments inV\festern Australia. The Gardens- Kings Park was designed to provide an international standard of city living for the very wealthy. It consists of 10 apartments, 6 of which have already been sold, and is located on a magnificent site of
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    The big scramble to get into the thriving bridal gown business
    1246 14  -  ANNE MILLINGTON By IN SINGAPORE, some time ago a wedding could be a lengthy affair with preparations extending throughout several weeks. But over the years there have been changes. There is no longer the time for the old fashioned
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    Studios now offer more than a photo
    661 14 THE wedding photograph is of great importance to the bride. Her make up and hair must be perfect and her complexion must appear to be flawless. She might choose to be photographed in the Chinese or Japanese Gardens, in the Botanic Garden, at
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    It began as a hobby
    533 14 MRS SYLVIA Kho, 62, who owns a bridal shop in Orchard Road, has clients even in Indonesia and Malaysia. She maintains that the white wedding gown first became popular in Singapore when it was copied from Christian brides. Mrs Kho, who belongs to the Methodist
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      179 14 I Mfc J I k^k^k^k^k^H Samson** I kWI I k^k^k^k^k^H Milano A leather case that'll stand out in any W r boardroom. European styling, Italian hardware, hen you buy a Samsonite, you're buying strength, toughness and durability. After 80 years of making top quality luggage, .^^B^^ Omega II Samsonite today
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    What to do when your child starts hanging around with the wrong crowd
    1447 15  - What to do when your child starts hanging around with the wrong crowd DR VICTOR B. CLINE J!L IN THIS second part of a series on raising well-adjusted children, a psychologist warns about the dangers of letting children associate with the "wrong" crowd. He indicates how to judge your child's
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    IN LIGHTER VEIN
    741 15  -  R AVINDR AN VELOO NEXT: How to teach your child responsibility. By How Alex Haley can nip his problems in the roots YOU may have read a few days ago that Alex Haley's famous paperback relatives in Africa are upset over a couple of his promises that
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    Asia's premier leather event
    533 16 ABOUT $5 million worth of displays covering a wide range of requirements in the leather and leathergoods industry will be unveiled at the World Trade Centre on Wednesday for the Asian market. The Third International Leather Fair, which will be on until Saturday, is widely acclaimed
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    Chance to trade ideas and wares
    129 16 MESSAGE FROM THE HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR INDIA IN SINGAPORE THE importance and usefulness of leather has been recognised since time immemorial. With the advent of modern technology, the production and use of leather and its products have undergone a radical change. To keep pace
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    Towards improved quality
    445 16 Towards improved quality Message from Mr Yap Lee Siong, Chairman of ITEM Pte Ltd SINCE the International Leather Fair was launched three years ago, we have been receiving encouraging words from many of our exhibitors on the market potential for such an international showcase of machinery, materials and products. Many
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    Fair draws 23 British companies
    335 16 Fair draws 23 British companies A WIDE variety of British-produced materials and equipment associated with the leather and footwear industries will be displayed by 23 British companies and organisations taking part in a joint-venture showing at the International Leather Fair. The joint-venture participations have been organised by the British Leather
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      1335 16 THANK YOU VERY MUCH ITEM Pte Ltd wish to thaiik all 350 participants, suppliers and manufacturers from over 20 countries in Ird International Leather Fair and International Leathergoods Fair for their continuing support. The exhibitors are: Company Name Country f cm n r m Ge, ma n y g^""" Ud
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      78 16 4ML IB I Manufacturers: Leather Sofa Chair Convertible Sofa Bed Office Chair etc. Suppliers: Animal skin with hair in various colours and patterns (or carpet and decorative use. Upholstery-leather, shoe leather and leather for leather goods of all kinds. Import and Exporter enquiries:HOCK SIANG FURNITURE CONSTRUCTION offur 190 Ylo chu
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      115 17 SB*3> JJ V* vw»« C hp Quality Leather Footwear to/KLmSm. (Materials 1 leather mainly originated from lhailand: Samutprakarn tannery and hai TTftMlt tannery "^RJ RRH ■■mer of tl\- pri^tij(ion\ International Mrv A >v A v.nd- for Ix.th ttHl and 1982 .<> Well M tbt I'llcrnaiio;.,/ Trophy lor (j,ullh for IW2
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      50 17 25 A, Arab Street, Singapore-0719. I C T>i«~"~/ Cable: RAHMATHTRA Tel: *****08 RAHMATH TRADING CORPORATION Dealers in Handicrafts Goods, Mats, Carpets etc. Distributors of Genuine Leather Goods. IMPORTERS EXPORTERS MANUFACTURERS' REPRESENTATIVES INDIA BRANCH: RAHMATH TRADING CORPORATION 131 THAMBU CHETTY STR MADRAS *****1. TAMIL NADU, S INDIA Dealers in genuine leather
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      355 17 a^Ba^L^L^L^^^^fc^r^^^^L^B^L^L^L^BT^^TF^^^^i^^i^^^^^^^^Rl wL/7 ■F^rarvv^iafl ml'lkJ W^p^'Ji 1 lP?5ij l *TP*'nP^*'w^l i RJ^ RRW^RFB -7- v HrIHrSrBrB A special invitation to all buyers, purchasers of departmental stores and retailers in leather goods to visit us at: INTERNATIONAL LEATHER GOODS FAIR '82 World Trade Centre June 2—5 1982 Booth 378 For export enquiries
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      World's largest bull hide
      98 17 THESE two tall young ladies are posing in front of what is reputed to be the largest piece of bull hide in' the world. About 3 metres square, this hide will be displayed for the first time at the International Leather Fair at the World Trade
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      The 'Made in Italy' success story
      647 13 The 'Made in Italy' success story ABOUT 20 per cent of Italy's garments are exported, thanks to a wellorganised distribution network and the imaginative creativity that is second nature to Italian fashion houses. Women today prefer tailored suits and dresses, and the classical look to the old-fashioned coat. Coats, jackets,
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      Scientific activity
      685 13 Public health (preventive medicine, viruses, reproductive biology, biomedical technology); Environmental (soil conservation, oceanography, geodynamics, promotion of quality of the environment); Energy Food resources (improvement of plant food production, new protein resources, phytochemicals and plant-growth regulators, packaging for conservation and transport of fruit and vegetables, aquaculture, protection of livestock
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      Trends in industry to be discussed
      372 17 Third International Leather Fair SIX papers will be presented at the Leather Workshop which has been organised to complement the International Leather Fair. The one-day programme, scheduled for June 4, will feature speakers from Australia, France, India, Singapore and the United States. One of
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      Newest splitting machine
      202 17 Capital can be recovered in a few years A LEADING tanning machinery manufacturer, Mercier Freres, which regularly exports to more than 80 countries, will exhibit its innovative XMS splitting machine at the fair. The machine, which succeeds the X6 model, reflects the many technical improvements which have
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      Cutting presses to be unveiled
      231 17 THE Singapore company that won the International Trophy for Technology in Frankfurt last year will be unveiling two new cutting presses at the fair. Slang Hin Loh Kee Co will display the latest models of its swing beam cutting press the SH--2000 and SH-2500. These
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      Talks for bankers
      376 21 SENIOR vire-presidents of three top American banks will present pa|>ets at this year's Congress, which has attracted some 200 delegates from all over the world. According to banking circles, their participation emphasises Singapore's role as a leading international financial centre. Mr F. Michael P. Riding, senior vicepresident
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      What's on at the exhibition
      934 21 BANQUE ASIA '82 opens at the Hyatt Regency exhibition centre here on June 1 with an impressive display of technology tailored exclusively for the bank of tomorrow. The specialist nature of the event has inevitably attracted some of the biggest names in the banking high-technology
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      Making your mark without soiling your fingers
      288 23 Making your mark without soiling your fingers AS CHEQUES are more widely used to settle bills and pay for goods and services, commercial crimes by way of forged signatures and using some form of false identification have also increased. One way to eliminate fraud is to obtain a fingerprint instead
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      Sights that attract millions each year
      297 18 Italy THE tourist industry is of fundamental importance for the balance of payments and employment. Its organisation and infrastructure are among the most modern of their kind. Each year, about 16 million tourists visit Italy, attracted by the incomparable historical, artistic and natural resources
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      Technofairs: Providing an opportunity for doing business
      716 23 Technofairs: Providing an opportunity for doing business "EXPOSING Asian financial institutions to new technological concepts is a logical extension of the work our company has been doing in bank-related consulting services for the past six years," says Mr Ben Fernandes, managing director of Consulton Research Bureau, a Singapore-based consultancy firm
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      Fire-resistant rotary filing system
      139 23 KUMAHIRA is proud to present the world's first fire-resistant rotary filing system the Filedex. The Filedex is fully protected against fire by the specially designed fire-resistant safe. This eliminates the troublesome duplication of customers' records and saves on valuable space needed to keep the duplicate records.
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      Citibank takes the lead in electronic banking
      101 23 CITIBANK, a participant in Banque Asia '82, is the leader in the field of electronic banking. The bank maintains a telecommunication network covering over 90 countries and more than 500 Citibank branches. A wide range of electronic banking services are offered. Among the
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      Counting made easy
      136 23 AMONG the products on display at Banqne Asia '82 will be the MuMst Tellftc-M at the Film* Singapore Booth. The Musasl Tellar-M all-purpose currency-amf-docomeßt counter automatically counts banknote* and cheques at a speed of 1,211 sheets per minute or IN sheets per five seconds. It can accommodate
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      Variety gives lift to the spirits
      682 17 Italy RED, white, rose wines crystalline, straw-co-loured, ruby-coloured wines aromatic, intensive-flavoured wines... the variety of Italian wines is endless. One quickly realises how long the tradition of Italian viticulture is just by remembering that Sophocles affirmed that Italy was Bacchus' favourite country; that people
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      Fiat invests large sums in research
      603 17 Fiat invests large sums in research FIAT, the Italian carmaker, is one of the first manufacturers to use robots which can see on the factory floor. This "seeing" robot assembles engine parts at Fiat's main car plant in Turin. Using a camera mounted at the head of the machine the
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      Forming firm links with business in Asia
      1594 15 Italy Some Italian companies in Singapore RIVA Marianl SPA a leading thermal and acoustic insulation company since 1937, when the company was established, is one of the Italian companies operating in Singapore. It constantly adapts its organisation to offer its customers the best
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      Software houses take to the stands
      361 23 Banque Asia '82 SINGAPORE International Software Services Limited (SISS), BIS Software Ltd and Systems International Consultants Pte Ltd are three of the newer software houses participating in Banque Asia '82. SIC is new to Singapore. It is initially promoting SIBANK, a banking package developed
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        115 4 I Important announcement from I SIHBAPORE TOBACCO COMPAHY I iPRIMfIUMIUD I I The following prices in Singapore are currently I I Recommended I I prices to consumers I I Pkg Per Unit I I State Express 555 I I International 20s $1.80 I I State Express 555 I I International
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      1503 18 Xs3f D Porsotiai jtrvlces 4 D MsrclUMiiNso PUO PUPPtES. SKC registered J MARTBIA'S SALON 11-A Calrnhlll Sire/Dam Imported. Both show Circle massage, saunabath/ barwinners Dam won 'Best Reserv- I ber/ facial 10 am to 10 pm. Ring cd' In show. Interested call (5'p0re )737T781 .*****88. *****58 SALON CATALINA MASSAGE PUPPIES
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      36 18 CLASSIFICATION GROUP A Entertainment Where to Eat B Parsonal Sarvicas 4 Merchandise C Business To Businass D Employment E Vahiclas A Boats F Accommodation A Propartias G Traval Guide H Education Instruction I Announcamants J Obituariaa
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      1292 19 E Ythtotes A Boats g Vthtetes I, Boats j g V thtetes 4 Boats 76 Vehicles For Sale t) Honda DECEMBER 1979 HONOA Accord. 1598 c c sports rims, power windows, alrcon cassette, new tyres/paintwork Selling cheap View 59. Jalan Hltam Manls. off Chip Bee Harden. Spore 1027 DEC. 'SO
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      472 19 1980 MITSUBISHI GAL ANT Coupe 1600GS I enthusiastic owner. Concealed alrcon. HI power Pioneer, radio cassette New sport rims Rust proofing Low mileage. Guaranteed showroom condition View: 109 Mergul Road, off Norfolk Road. 0821 (10am to 3pm) LATE 1979 COLT Sigma OS, alrcond, 1 private owner New tax/ tyres, metallic
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      906 19 END 70 SUPERSMFT 1400 OLX sdoor, alrcond, tuff-kote. radio cassette, sports rims, tyres. $20,400 *****09 FEB. 1070 MITSUBISHI Colt GLX I 1400 c.c 2nd owner, radlo/cas- c sette, sports rims, new cushion 1 covers. $19,000 ono. Call *****55 JUNE 1081 MQMA OS 1 owner. air-con, sports rims, accident free, showroom
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      892 19 Vehicles Boats k) Subara MAY 1880 SUBARU 1600 GFT Hardtop (2-door). 1 careful owner, with alrcond, sports rims, power windows, tuffkote, 120 watts Pioneer high power cassette, with 2 Jensen speakers (cost SSI, 100) Beautiful console Imported from Japan, different from other Subarus, costs $300 Excellent condition. Asking $22,000 ono
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      886 19 1872 MINI VAN, road tax/Insurance 4/83. good running condition. $1,150/- Call Chong: *****78 1078 DATSUN PICKUP. 1 owner Excellent condition. New tax. Tel: *****26 1979 Law PICKUP Tax new, one owner, beautiful condition. $7 900 0.n.0. Tel. *****65 1080 SUZUKI jimnv In showroom condition. $15,500 0.n.0 Tel: *****98. ALMOST 79
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      1595 19 .jgik C Accommodation M|| f r»n»partle> 85 Housing Loans 87 Accommodation Wanted HOUSING LOANS/ FINANCING up 'i^— to $450,000 available For enquiries, tel *****88 ext 190/ *****43/ *****09. Teng Lee a) Houses 86 Accommodation V»mnl Uro*nttv Raquwad by gtanl Amartm> l can Corporation with new rational m^^^^^^t^S^^^^^mt^^^^ offtca tn Singapore
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      1112 20 Accommodation Properties f OPEN HOUSE cyirdmore c Park^ One of the most exclusive apartment buildings in Singapore is open for public viewing this weekend One or two year leases Fully furnished, partly furnished and unfurnished Area 253 sq m./2.700 sq ft Rentals from $5,375 p m mcl service charge Conveniently
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      838 20 JL G TravelGu.de ft Travel AjcncicsX B (S)Pte Ltd Suite o2lB 0220 Meuanine I! t 1 Floor Singapore Shopping .j f Centre 190 Clemenceau f Avenue Singapore 0923 *****55 I V Kuala Lumpur Vre. *****2^/ /All Thailand y Thai Dainties 5/Bdayss73s|s9ls Dep. Every Saturday Hongkong Imperial Banquet t overnight stay
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      1345 20 _T l lG Travel6uWe Travel with comfort and reliability Established Since 1 966 England, Belgium. Holland. Germany. Switzerland. Liechtenstein. Austria. Italy, Monica. Fiance. Spain. Denmark W^pf^iWfffX^isffSKWM 22 DAYS $3999 fl| a^£» a^£ B^^i^^ Baßl fiiK.Jbßafl °'P 315 7 6 14/6 28 6 b 7 19 7 26 7 '68 DISNEYLANO/HAWAIWN
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      385 21 Banque Asia 'B2 I 2nd international trade show on banking technology K will be officially opened by Mr. D. Thomas Dunton Vice President 1 Citibank N.A. Hyatt Regency Exhibition Centre 3.30 pm on June 1 1982 I The Exhibition is open to visitors P from June 2-4, 1 982 Timings:
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    547 22 BANQUE ASIA 82. the second international business exhibition devoted to the requirements of the financial institutions of tomorrow, will be held in Singapore from June 1 to 4 at the Hyatt Regency exhibition centre. The trade show promises to bring together some of the
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    Philips' latest offerings
    272 22 Boost to productivity in banking industry ELECTRONICS giant Philips will be participating in Banque Asia r B2. On display at their stand will be the latest Philips technology to help improve productivity in the banking industry as well as other institutions having extensive financial dealings with the
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    278 22 PHILIPS has introduced the latest in its range of easy-to operate word processors the P5004, which conies on the heels of the highly successful P5002 and the sophisticated P5003. This addition to the Philips word-processor family will be highlighted at Banque Asia '82. It
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      Lock icon Star Maradona denies transfer to Barcelona
      244 25 Star Maradona denies transfer to Barcelona BUENOS AIRES, Sat. Argentine soccer star Diego Maradona denied last night that he has been transferred to Spanish club Barcelona. Speaking to reporters shortly before leaving for the world Cup finals in Spain, Maradona, 21, said: "I haven't signed anything and, as long as
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      280 25 CZECHOSLOVAKIA defeated Austrian club Austria Vienna 2-1 (halftime 1-1) in a World Cup warm-up soccer match at Bratislava on Friday. Steinkogler and Chaloupka scored for the Czechs while Janecka slotted Austria Vienna's goal. ITALIAN pride was salvaged with a late equaliser by Antonio Cabrinl when they drew
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      Lock icon Europe v Rest soccer match
      65 25 ZURICH, Sat. A Europe versus the Rest of world soccer match will be played for the benefit of the United Nations Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) in New York on Aug. 7, the International Football Federation (FIFA) announced yesterday. FIFA said that the game is being
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      720 25 FRENCHWOMEN RESULTS PARIS, Sat Wmnea'a stub* tfclrt rd: Pam Casale (US) bt Brigitte Simon-gUnel (Fraj 6-3, 6-2; Andrea Jaeger (US) bt Sandy Collins (US) 64, 6-1; Ivanna Madruga (Arg) bt Stacy Margolin (US) 6-1, 6-2; Dana Gilbert (US) bt Cathy Tanvier i Fra) 6-3,
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      Lock icon Le Roux dashes Kent's hopes
      184 25 LONDON, Sat. Neil Taylor hit 121 for Kent in the Benson and Hedges 55--overs cricket match against Sussex yesterday and ended up on the losing side. Taylor got his runs off only 107 balls, slamming four sixes and 13 fours. But Kent, chasing a mammoth
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      232 25 Villa's Barton and Watford's Taylor also honoured LONDON, Sat. Liverpool's Bob Paisley collected his fifth Manager of the Year award yesterday, but the sponsors Scottish Whisky Distillers also recognised the midweek European Cup achievement of Aston Villa's Tony Barton. Barton and Graham Taylor, who has lifted
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      Lock icon Bringing out his best
      295 25 HODDLE WANTS A RUN OF MATCHES LONDON, Sat. Glenn Hoddle, Tottenham's brilliant midfleld Inspiration, sets out his conditions for turning club form into England success on the stage of the World Cup finals. Hoddle, an enigma for his country while he dazzles at club level, believes
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      Lock icon VIRGINIA TAKES A SWIPE AT 'CHICKEN' LENDL
      354 25 VIRGINIA TAKES A SWIPE AT 'CHICKEN' LENDL PARIS, Sat. Czechoslovak Ivan Lendl would be guilty of "the biggest chickening out in the world" if he failed to play at Wimbledon this year, Britain's Virginia Wade, a former Wimbledon champion, said yesterday. Virginia, who won the Wimbledon women's title in 1977,
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      Stop this malady from spreading!
      423 25 COMMENT...By JANICE SEAH FIRST, it was the Malaysia Cup fiasco last year when Singapore's national football team were accused of "fixing" their final match against Selangor after the 4-0 defeat. Then, only last month, the "Sandbagging" in golf came to light. This particularly nauseous disease
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        88 25 BASEBALL Boston Ked Sox edged out Seattle Mariners 3-2 in a major League game. Other results: Cleveland Indians S Chicago White Sox 2, California Angels 6 Milwaukee Brewers 5, Detroit Tigers 6 Oakland A's 4. New York Yankees 10 Minnesota Twins 5, Texas Rangers 8 Kansas City Royals
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        Ali in Rome
        46 25 BOXING Former world heavyweight champion Muhammed Ali arrived in Rome on Friday for a four-day visit, reports said. Ali, 40, who held the world crown a record three times, said he had been invited to meet Sandro Pertini, president of the Italian Republic.
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        Title defence
        31 25 Michael Spinks will defend his World Boxing Association (WBA) light-heavyweight title against fellow-American Jerry Celestine at the Playboy Hotel on June 12, promoter Butch Lewis announced in Atlantic City.
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        Mancini's date
        42 25 World Boxing Association lightweight champion Ray "Boom Boom" Ma mini will fight a 15-round title defence against No. 1 ranked WBA challenger Ernesto Espana, of Venezeula, on July 24 at Warren's MoUenkopf Stadium, promoter Jeff Levine said in warren, Ohio.
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        Retirement?
        34 25 World welterweight champion Sugar Ray Leonard said, at his first Press conference in Washington since undergoing an operation for a detached retina of the left eye, that he would retire if advised medically.
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        Italian triumphs
        45 25 CYCLING: Italian Silvano Contini won the 13th stage of the Tour of Italy cycle race from CampiteUo Matese to Pescara, central Italy. At the line, Contini powered his way to victory with a final sprint to clock 4 hr 50 mm. 13 sec.
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        Fine treble
        33 25 HANDBALL Unbeaten South Korea won the right to represent Asia in the next world women's championship in Budapest by beating China 33-24 their third win in a qualifying match in Tokyo.
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        Pakistan 3-1
        19 25 HOCKEY: Pakistan, the world champions, beat India 3-1 in an exhibition match in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
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        40 25 DUTCH side H C K. Z Switscrland. favourites to win the European club champions Cup. started on a bright note when they beat arch-nvals H C Slough, of Britain. 2-1 in a hotly-contested match in Versailles. France Agencies.
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      Amusement set for winning effort
      343 26  -  EPSOM JEEP PANTJAWALA TO MAKE AMENDS By NICELY tuned up after a couple of runs, Amusement XI can enter the winning list in Race 8 at Penang today. This four-year-old was impressive last week when sixth after getting into all sorts of trouble in a
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      Pagsanjan pick of Tweedie's seven mounts
      302 26  -  TONTO By PENANG, Sat. PajsanJan, a non-acceptor last week, looks fit and stands out among the runners in Race 5. He looks the pick of jockey Alwyn Tweedie's seven rides on the card. This five-year-old New Zealand gelding by Coolmack scored an easy fivelength
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      Smartest should prove too smart for rivals
      204 26 Smartest should prove too smart for rivals By TIPTOP SMARTEST should lead his rivals on a merry chase in Race 6 for Class 4 Div 3 horses. This three-year-old Watch Bear gelding scored an easy all-the-way win in Class 5 Div 2 over the Ipoh 1,700 m on a soft
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      String O'Pearls looks ready
      184 26 By EQUESTRIENNE WITH five outings behind him, String O'Pcarls 11, a three-year-old by Without Fear, looks ready to chalk up his maiden win in Race 4. In his second start, he finished third to newcomer Constantino in Class 4 Div 1 over the Penang 1,200 m
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      The mudlarks
      62 26 WATCH these horses on a wet track: RACE 2: Mas Tini. Fa Fa, ZeL Zeb. RACE 8: Changing Time, One And Only. RACE 4: Oil Tycoon, Eres Tv n, Hiyagriv, Concentration. RACE 5: Raja Sakti, Datin's Delight, Fierce King. RACE I: Better Mark, Smartest, Indiscreet, Reorganisation. RACE 7:
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      SELECTIONS
      132 26 Going forecast: Soft to heavy RACE EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY RACING ED Too Fast Jackie's Kuda Filipachi Hinn Jj Filipachi T Command Jack* t Kuda Shepherd Filipachi Chapter Two San San Fa Fa J. Mountain Neck And Neck T.G. Johnson Ch.pt.r Two Neck And Neck ZebZeb Pep-A Plain By lon
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      TODAY'S card
      3695 26 ■■■■■■■I 2.15 CLASS 6 DIV 4 1,400 m amVf.TH^af (Ratings: 31-13) aMBBaWaaV (Stakes: $10,000) 1 68**07 Shaßkari SI (SI) Matarese-Bougoure 4 nzg same Missed start and did not stretch out when 7th in Div 4 1200 m last week Cacam 7 t *****0 Can Da Otaca M <»)
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      Favourites take a thrashing in the mud
      2154 27  - Favourites take a thrashing in the mud TONTO and FAIRWAY Shock comeback win by Parteen By Tote Board Stakes tc Lady Castlefield PENANG, Sat. Favourites took a bashing today when heavy overnight rain turned the Penang track heavy. Out of a card of eight races, only one favourite Evertrust in
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      969 27 7 08*73 Harm's Pleaaare S4 (C 7) AG Tan-Rodgers 3 nzg a ud same Has come right; went wth pace and hung on gamely for 3rd with 54 to Doreme in Div 3 1400 m in soft going last week; by Copenhagen II; should stay, r" KrancLs 11
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      154 27 LONDON, Sat. Lebanese trainer Mitri Saliba, who has a string of horses at Chantilly, in France, was yesterday fined £400 (5J1.500) by the British Jockey Club for his alleged part in a doping scandal. The incident involves the horse Hilal, second favourite for the Queen Elizabeth
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      BIG SWEEP
      30 27 FIRST: ***** SECOND: ***** THIRD: ***** STARTERS: *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****. CONSOLATIONS: *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****.
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      Razmy is fined and warned
      708 27 PENANG. Sat. The Stipendiary Steward's report on today's races: RACE 1: Imposing (apprentice M. Rahman) was a little slow to begin. Fait Accompli (Kwong) was slowly away and had to be steadied when Anti Corruption II (Khoo) rolled in. Soon after this, Imposing rolled in
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      175 28  -  LEK SEOW YAM By I SSA take severe action against Thian A LIFE BAN that was the punishment meted out to Thian Boon Cheong for assaulting umpire Lee Yok Ten in a soft ball match between Tornados and Gryphons at Dover Road last weekend. Thian, of Tornados, is
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      Forces give championship performance
      179 28  - Forces give championship performance R. MANORAJ By ARMED FORCES underlined their intention to keep the Singapore Hockey Association under-23 title for the fourth successive year when they beat Khalsa A 2-0 in their final preliminary-round match at Tanglin yesterday. The result did not matter as both teams had already qualified
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      Tourists score thrilling victory
      174 28 Tourists score thrilling victory A COMBINED Australian Universities cricket team scored a thrilling threerun win over Singapore Cricket Club in a friendly 40-over match at the Padang yesterday, reports J. RAJENDRAN. Rain delayed the start of the match by more than hour and, despite the wet wicket, the tourists, averaging
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      20 28 HELSINKI, Sat. Czechoslovakia and Scotland will meet in the final of the European youth under-18 soccer tournament tomorrow. AFP.
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      CAIRNHILL UNBEATEN
      257 28  -  J. RAJENDRAN By Ref Loomba almost loses control of game CAIKNHILL, the only unbeaten team in the National Football League, scored a 5-3 win over Geylang Internationals at Farrer Park yesterday In a Division Two match blemished by poor refereelng. U.S. Loomba, better known as a hockey umpire,
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      214 28 BASKETBALL National Utm: Emporium Holdings v SAFSA (5.30 p. m Ivy House v Kong Siong (6.45 p. m), Asia Electric v SIA (8 p. m.) Gay World. BOWLING National (•'ships (Celebrity Bowl, 10 a.m.). CRICKET SCA Div. 1: UWC v IA (Dover Road). CSC v SCRC (Balestier Road),
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      Lock icon Torrance takes two-shot lead
      343 28 SOUTHPORT. Sat. Scotsman Sam Torrance shot a course record-equalling 67 to take a two-stroke lead in the first round of the British Professional Golf Association championship at Hillside yesterday. Torrance had only 28 putts in matching the 24-hour course record set by lan Mosey and Brian
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      90 28 ROME. Sat Five new members three of them former Olympic competitors were today elected to the International Olympic Committee. They included one woman Mary Glen-Haig, 64, who was in the British fencing team in four Games between 1948 and 1960. She filled the vacancy left
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      35 28 EMPORIUM Holdings edged out Youth 64-62 in the National Basketball league at the Gay World Stadium last night Other results: Kong Siong bt Nam Terk 81 72. Ivy Hnus<> bt SAKS A 7«8.
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      MacRitchie in
      33 28 MACRITCHIE United qualified for the second round of the President's Cup soccer tournament when they edged out Andrew Avenue 5-4 at Farrer Park yesterday. Other result: Kampong Kapor 3 Woodlands 2.
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      Lock icon Top three justify their TT rating
      259 28 Top three justify their TT rating JAKARTA, Sat. Japan, China and North Korea remained the top three in both men's and women's team events in the final intergroup rounds of the Sixth Asian table tennis championships here yesterday. Japan trounced Australia 5-0 in the men's event, and beat India 3-1
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      104 28 ROME, Sat. A decision on how many players can compete in the 1988 Olympic tennis and table tennis events in Seoul was postponed today by the Olympic Programme Commission. Commission chairman Arpad Csanadi, of Hungary, told a news conference agreement had not yet been reached with the federations
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      SSA should act fast against offenders
      147 28 THE Singapore SalthaU whether It is made of A RECENT Hmesport rommrnt on the inrident. players from each team and the base umpire for that game were called to give evidence. From the evidence, it was ascertained that Thian had pushed Lee down and
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      Noh revives memories of his heydays
      319 28  -  By JOE DORAI NEW striker Shahafudin Haron scored twice, but farmer international Mohamed Noh was the star in Singapore Malays' 3-1 triumph over Malacca Malays at their Sultans' Gold Cup soccer match at the National Stadium last night. Noh, who had, an hour earlier,
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      85 28 GLASGOW, Sat. England won the British soccer championship when they beat fellow World Cup finalists Scotland 1-0 at Hampden Park here today. Paul Mariner scored in the 13th minute before a capacity 81,000 crowd. Scotland, playing their last game before leaving for Spain, were outplayed in midfield,
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      Linesmen absent
      87 28 THE National Football League Division Three clash between Balestier United and Sembawang CSC at Deptford Road was called off yesterday when the linesmen failed to turn up. The referee was prepared to start the match, but officials of both teams disagreed. Sembawang manager Johnny Han said: "This Is
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      Hunters reveal their depth in talent
      310 28 Hunters reveal their depth in talent SRC HUNTERS, resting several key players yesterday, revealed their depth in talent when they scalped ORA Gryphons 10-0 at Dover Road in a men's senior league softball match, reports LEX KEOW YAM. Their batters had a field day, despite their 1 opponents having a
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      58 28 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Graeme Lawrence, of New Zealand, steered his new Rait RT4 to an easy victory on the first day of the Malaysian Grand Prix at the Shah Alam racing circuit today. In the Grand Prix for motorcycles, Keiii Kinoshita. of Japan, on a Yamaha
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  • J Obituaries
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      56 25 The Family of the Late JJ JOSEPH LIM I GOON HOE I wishes to express theirll heartfelt thanks to all thejl relatives, friends, business^! associates and staff of The I Chartered Bank and Hongfl Kong Teakwood Works (S)jJ Pte Ltd for their condo-H lences, wreaths, donations I and kind assistance
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      141 Deaths
      29 25 Mr Foe Ban Cheon Agad *S yarn oM puna .w.y p»«c««u»y on 2»/5/«2 «t 1.48 L—Xwg >»hk»d bilo»id WWS CtUWTMt MIO QTMIOCMIorttf) to 1 mourn Ms loss.
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      36 25 leaving behind his beloved wife. 2 sons, 2 daughters and relatives to mourn his loss. Cortoo* laavlna OS 13 Bid 10, Jin. Enam (old Airport M.) en 1.8/12 st 2 p.m. lor Chr.m.n Cramalortum, Ml. Vomon.
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      37 25 ARUMUGAM JAYADEVA MLOVED husband of Mary, father of Olen. Sandra and Slta and brother of Mahadeva. Rudradeva. Anandadeva and Kangadevi Funeral at 3.00 p.m Sunday May 30th. cortege leaving 19, Birch Lane, Penang. for Batu Oantong Crematorium
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      11 25 Mr. Qon Gum Kirn (Mtchaal) P—aod away paaoafuHy on tna »/5/t2
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      44 25 GERARD YAP KOOM HOC passed away peacefully on 29-5-82. Leaving behind Son. Daughter. Son-in-law. Daughter-in-law. 5 Grandsons. One Orand Daughter-in-law and 2 Qreat Grand -daughters to mourn his loss Body lying at Ml Varnon Crematorium Parlour No 1. Cramatlon at 4.00 pm on 31/S/K.
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      14 25 In Loving Memory of I Tan Boon Chua I Departed 30 5 1978 I
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      48 25 MR LCONO WMQ TUN, AGED 71 PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 28/5/K LEAVING BEMMO MIS BELOVED WIFE. TWO SONS, ONE DAUGHTER SON IM-LAW TWO DAUGHTERS IN-L AW AND FOUft GRANDCHILDREN CORTEGE LEAVING FOM MOUNT VERNON CREMATORIUM ON MONDAY 31/S/S2 AT 1230PM FROM BLK. 17, 4SI-E. BEDOK SOUTH. AVENUE 2.
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      60 25 In Loving M»mory 0* MR FRANCIS TAN SENG HIN Departed MHi May IMI 1 year has passed since you left us so suddenly without even a word goodbye, no one knows how we missed you. none but aching hearts can tell Sadly mii Mil by wif* Ivy
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      343 25 J Jy^They who think that you are gone. it/ Because no more I|W your face they see, Ilk Are wrong 111 for in our hearts you live, And always will, in memory. Sadly mi»«ed by I wif*, Sim Chor Juay, *w}L children and W grandchildren J "In Memoriam" is I
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      416 26 APPOINTMENTS A progressive seafood processing I and distribution company requires I I an B I ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT I I Qualifications H I The successful candidate should I I possess GCE 'A' Level Certificate I I and have knowledge in Accounting I I Principles. H I Experience H I Knowledge of
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      963 27 APPOINTMENTS ■^B USHLkB— i The Singapore Sales Company of this internationally known brand of upmarket home electronic products and domestic appliances is seeking high calibre professionals for the following positions: 1) PRODUCT MANAGER Reporting to the Managing Director, he will be responsible for marketing the Company's wide range of products,
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      16 28 Canon r-r-iaaaii^BßßW? ESPARAB2 Official Camera of the Football World Cup 1982 Canon Marketing Services Re Ltd
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      529 28 jm SINGAPORE M^S SPORTS ■Mkß COUNCIL X /port/ for oil Thia column mill lamlurm BBC a Mporta lor All prosrammaa N IMtwWwi M fV, **>\ Orm»a«.a«a« Rmm II Ntata (Tl < Wbbb£- Sund *y Juna. 900 am > 2 Eml Co# P"* (8 tim) w Caiir—a i "Laarn to Play
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      151 28 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Showers in a few areas in late morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 26 min. SUNSET today: 7.V7 p.m. SUNRISE tomorrow: S.5C a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 6/18C Sunny Manila 23 36C Fair Baagkok 26 34 C Cloudy Melboarae 13 18 C
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      Some call him 'King of Malacca'
      1382 1 Some call him 'King o f Malacca' THE average visitor passes through Malacca without even glimpsing any of her fascinating, slumbering history. It takes a tourist guide extraordinaire, such as Robert Tan Sin Nyen, who knows the town like the back of his hand, to make all that history come
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      A tale for all of us
      795 2 films IP IF SOMEBODY sometime makes a film about Singapore, I hope it's something of the class of Arthur Perm's F»ur Friends. For this film takes a good hard look at the many different facets of America's psyche through it's difficult years. It's no
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      Focus on some school leavers
      474 2 JOB HUNTER At J ubilee, Mandarin, Empress, To* Payoh, King's, Happy and People's theatre* Reviewed by LEONG WENG K AM THE fate of teenagers leaving schesl and geing Into the adnlt world is often an interesting subject fer movie* en the young. With that theme
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      SENTIMENTAL PIFFLE, BUT...
      293 2 SENTIMENTAL PIFFLE, BUT AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER Soon at Premier Reviewed by ROGER YUE AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER, carried on by Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr, is an oldie vintage 1957. It was a remake of Love Affair, made 18 years earlier with Charles Boyer and Irene Dunne as the
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      Great getaways
      724 3 Great getaways fashiopT I Story: LIM PHAY-LING Pictures: NQHAI CHEE WAH IT'S the holiday Mason. Tune to pack all your favourite R ft R gear and get away from It all. You owe It to yourself whether It's a long leisurely vacation with the family or a uulck break by
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      Rumourmongering with a purpose
      599 4 sum IT'S not as ridiculous as you think: When Taiwanese actress I in Citing llsla was invited to sing in last night's finals of Miss Hongkong 1982, her fiance Chin Hsiang Lin was said to have asked Hongkong reporters to spread the word that she could
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      Wonder duo makes fantasy a reality
      979 4 A not unpleasant blending of the East and West FEI XIANG: LINGER (EMI): AM K RICA NTaiwanese Fei Xiang sounds like how he looks: A not unpleasant combination of the West and the Orient. At least, this is the impression I have from his
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      Spotlight on the 24th Grammy Awards
      431 5  -  KANNAN CHANDRAN PICK OF THE WEEK THE glamour professionals gather around, looking pretty or dashIng, accept victory with the usual profuse reasons for their success, or acknowledge defeat gracefully and generally hide inner emotions. That would have been the normal course of events in
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      Journey to remember for some time
      993 8  -  NG EK KHIAM A trip in a two-seater By nostalgia jj^M FATHER had a bicycle and would cycle to work daily. But he longed for a motor car. One day he bought a second hand Humber two-seat-er with a hump at the back for
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      THE VILLA AND MORE
      353 8 THERE were minor discrepancies my previous article in this page. Quite rightly my reference to Chang Eng Hock should have been to Teo Eng Hock and if I wish to be strictly Pinyin then it should have been Chang Yung-fu. Dr Sun Vat-Sen was not the
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      54 9 A SELECTION of pictures adjudged the best at the International Sports Photo Contest sponsored by AIPS/Adidas/ Canon in West Germany earlier this year. mSpecM+ A WHIRL of a splash LOOK! ...only one hand! MARATHON... "We cant go on meeting like this yon know.' ON guard...
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      1260 10  - The less painful way to single ski action CLEMENT MESENAS Hlifrfir^r^ -K2 If fl f PORTS LYING on the bed of Kirn Kirn River Singapore's favourite skiing spert on the north-eastern part of the island are four pairs of spectacles that once belonged to me. They sank to their watery
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      997 10 IN recent years, I have occasionally encountered parents who have taken up chess because their children had learned the game in school. Quite apart from the urge that parents have to help their children with their school work, even in extracurricular activities, caring
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      946 11 1 f aaH I TSUI HANG VILLAGE RESTAURANT Hotel Asia 37 Scotts Road Singapore 0922. Tel: *****40/*****88 THE success of Hongkong-style Happy Valley Restaurant has prompted the opening of a handful of these restaurants in recent times. One of these, though not officially open but already receiving
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      696 11  - How to bake your bread and eat it too KAY HARRINGTON By THE old-fashioned culinary art of making bread has caught on. The aroma of yeast bread baking in the oven and the pleasure of biting into a slice of warm bread are the rewards worth waiting for. Old-fashioned breadmaking
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      640 11  -  RAY ANG PALMS WINE BAR in Holland Village, which opened a few weeks ago, has taken off exceptionally well. Going there for lunch last week on an impromptu basis was a mistake: It was impossible to find a seat. Somehow, these small eating places appear
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      497 9 Grand Opening of Marine Parade Beer Garden ffiPßfi Coffee House HZIBH at "Big Splash"East Coast Parkway, Singapore Message from Chairman Francis A. L Lee The beautiful and tranquil fl East Coast has not only become a popular <B recreational spot for families during holidays but also fast becoming an I
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      128 9 I Congratulations to Marine Parade Beer Garden Coffee House On the Occasion of their Official Opening Celebfation. Ua l Ul lfS# Mr. William Foo No ir;S Kechll "T^ Tel: *****4 Mr. Wong Yen Kee Mr. Jimmy Scow V j Lian Hwee Electrical Co. Carmin International Trading Co. 15, Kreta Ayer
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    592 12 ITALY'S largest organisation operating in the sector is Aeritalia, formed in 1969 though the merging of three different companies: A combat aircraft group, a transport aircraft group, a space and energies group. The company, in the role of prime contractor and in association with the
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      283 13 TECNOGAS Where we lead,others will soon follow The first and only cooker in m^^/k I^HMifl A Fish Burner/Grill to give you Singapore with a Fish Burner/Grill superb cooking pleasure. Model 34-509 now comes right on £\J the heels of our very successful fw^ I V^to You'll realise that feature for
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