The Straits Times, 2 June 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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  • Article
    Battle begins for Port Stanley
    165 1 British Harriers bomb airfield LONDON, Tuesday THE decisive battle in Britain's campaign to recapture the Falkland Islands has begun on the high ground west of the capital of Port Stanley with British ships, warplanes and soldiers closing the ring on 7,000 troops defending the Argentine
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    Lock icon Goose Green battle toll
    487 1 Battle for Port Stanley LONDON, Tues. The British Defence Ministry said today 251 Argentine soldiers were killed In last Friday's battle for Goose Green settlement In the Falkland Islands. It had announced tar Her that 141 Argentine soldiers were wounded during the battle, bat It had
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    Lock icon Deng wants to meet Reagan
    330 1 BEIJING, Tues. CHINESE strongman Deng Xiaoping said today he would like to meet President Ronald Reagan to discuss bilateral relations that have soured over the Taiwan issue. Mr Deng said this during high-level talks on Sino-Ameriean relations with US Senate Republican leader Howard Baker, who
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    A CHIRPY SIGHT TO GET RID OF YOUR BLUES
    70 1  - A CHIRPY SIGHT TO GET RID OF YOUR BLUES WONG KWAI CHOW Picture by SCENES like this one are becoming rare in Singapore what with the incessant building activities everywhere. Yet, there are still pockets of land where birds can still chirp and twitter in the tranqnllity of their surroundings.
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    Pay rise for stat board staff, too
    473 1  -  LILLIAN CHEW By LIKE their counterparts in the civil service, close to 10,000 employees in the statutory boards have been given higher wages starting from yesterday. The pay rises they will enjoy are similar to those of the civil servants, a range of
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    Lock icon India and Pakistan to resume talks
    152 1 ISLAMABAD, Tues. India and Pakistan decided today to resume talks on a non-aggression pact, the Pakistan Foreign Ministry announced. It said in a statement the decision was taken after a meeting between foreign ministry officials and an Indian envoy, who arrived yesterday from New
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    Less than half Marina land can be sold to finance MRT
    581 1 LOCAL AND FOREIGN BUILDERS MAY TEAM UP TO CONSTRUCT MRT: Pag* 10 THE government will be able to make use of proceeds from less than half of the reclaimed land in Marina South to build 1 the MRT. i
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    Lock icon 53 die in plane crash
    58 1 SEOUL, Tues. A South Korean Air Force C-123 transport plane crashed about 15 km from here today killing 53 people, a Defence Ministry spokesman said. Four of the dead were flight crew and the rest were soldiers. The crash occurred just after take-off and appeared
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    Lock icon Fatal 18th childbirth
    76 1 ROME, Tues. A 45-year-old Sicilian woman died last night while delivering her 18th child, doctors in Palermo reported today. The baby, a girt, was reported in fair condition. Mr Concetta Centineo Romeo, wife of a jobless for mer mental patient, died after a sudden, severe haemorrhage during
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    Traffic control will still be needed
    286 1 Traffic control will still be needed WITH MRT the quality of life will improve, but this does not mean that all traffic problems will be solved. Mr Ong Teng Cheong said that while there is no doubt MRT will provide relief to traffic congestion, the car population will continue to
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    Lock icon Man shoots with mouth
    71 1 CHARLOTTE (North Carolina), Tues. A quadraplegic, who made changes to his gun so that he could fire it with his tongue, put the small calibre pistol in his mouth and shot a man in the chest, police said. Terry McGinnis, 23, of Huntersville, was charged with
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    Lock icon 'Aged' boy dies
    58 1 MANILA, Tues. Crispin Mitante, the Philippines' only known victim of progeria, a rare and incurable disease that prematurely ages a person, died yesterday at the age of eight looking like a grandfather. Doctors in Makati Medical Centre said the immediate cause of his death was brain haemorrhage,
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    Lock icon 15 guerillas hanged
    51 1 IvONDON. Tues. Fifteen Mujahideen guerillas have been hanged in the eastern Iranian city of Mashad, a spokesman for the local revolutionary court said today. The spokesman said the guerillas, three of them women, had been found guilty of political assassination, armed rebellion and creating unrest in prison.
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    Lock icon JETS ATTACK BRITISH FORCE'
    61 1 BUENOS AIRES, Tues. Argentine planes today bombed the British beachhead near Port San Carlos and troop* advancing on Port Stanley, military sources The sources, quoted by the Independent news agency Noticias Argentiaas, said the British advance was made difficult by the air attacks which Inflicted heavy
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  • IN SUMMARY...
    • HOME
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        Vacancies scrapped
        65 2 THE Ministry of Environment has scrapped 1,735 job vacancies for daily-rated workers which it found impossible to fill. Its workforce was reduced as well. In 1979, the Environmental Health Department had 5,971 daily-rated employees. This was reduced to 5,030 in July last year. Productivity has increased 50 per
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        Police called to site .
        78 2 Police called to site THIRTY foreign workers at an HDB construction site in Bukit Batok yesterday rallied round three colleagues whose work permits had been withdrawn and who were to return to Macau. The management of Construction Technology Pte Ltd callea the police when the three workers refused to board
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        Contractors' chance
        86 2 LOCAL contractors may be able to work with their foreign counterparts on underground tunnels and stations in the proposed Mass Rapid Transit system. They will also be able to bid for the building of structures above ground, which comprises twothirds of the system, the Minister for Communications and
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        Encouraging congress
        67 2 THE Mendaki Congress has encouraged the Malay/Muslim community in its efforts to raise the educational performance of its members. The delegates who attended the three-day congress said the proposed setting up of the Mendaki Foundation to help finance community projects was especially encouraging. All congratulated the organisers of
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        SBC needs voices
        68 2 THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation is calling for more voices it wants more people to dub serials in Mandarin. More than 1,600 people 1,000 of them women have applied for the job. They will will be tested for voice quality and pronunciation, and will also be asked to
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        More for nurses
        98 2 GOVERNMENT nurses and midwives will benefit in two ways from a salary revision .which came into effect yesterday. First, they will get substantial annual wage increments and second, they will be given a night duty allowance. A joint statement by the Health Ministry and the Amalgamated Union
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        Clock-conscious firm
        80 2 PUNCTUALITY counts at the law firm of Shook Lin and Bok. When it says work starts at 8.30 a.m., it means just that. From next week, everyone, including even the firm's most senior partner, will be clocked in and out by a new clock-in machine. A senior partner
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        Family's fund
        97 2 AN extended Muslim family comprising 11 married brothers and sisters has started a longterm family scholarship fund for the education of its children. The Aljunied family decided on the fund in December last year. The man who got the idea going was the fifth member of the family,
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    • COMMENT
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        CONSEQUENCES OF LOSING
        74 2 LOST wars have poisonous consequences. If the Argentines lose, they will nurse their bitterness against Britain, the United States and Western Europe. They will not be a better nation for It. As for Britain, a small and bloody war which succeeds can be a great national cause
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        PROPERTY LAW PROPOSED
        69 2 THE massive increases in prices of property Is the result of baying by foreign speculators, says a reader. A Singaporean who does not qualify for government housing cannot afford to bay private property at today's prices. A law should be Imposed to ensure that "property purchased or
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    • SPORTS
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        No Cup fever yet
        94 2 WORLD Cup fever has not caught on, although the first match is barely two weeks away. Only the Argentina and the Spanish team are training in Spain. The rest of the teams will be arriving in a week's time. Mundiespana, the official World Cup reservation committee,
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        Next round for duo
        90 2 JIMMY CONNORS, the men's No. 1, is now in the quarter-finals of the French Open tennis championsnips. He beat fellow American Chip Hooper 6-1, 60, 0-4. Connors will next play against either Eliot Teltscher, of the United States, or Jose Higueras, of Spain. Chris Evert, the
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    • TIMES BUSINESS
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        BANKING ON CUSTOMER OPERATED SERVICES
        226 2 CUSTOMER operated services will be one of the most important aspects of commercial banking in the years ahead. The opening of the three-day congress-cum-exhibition of Technology and the Future Bank highlighted this yesterday. Guest speakers explained the development and benefits of such systems as automated
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        SPECTRE OF UNEMPLOYMENT LOOMS IN AUSTRALIA
        90 2 UNEMPLOYMENT in Australia is steadily increasing. More Australians are falling below the poverty line and many already below it are sinking even deeper into despair. Welfare organisations are worried, as government social security and welfare spending, as a percentage of the national budget, was
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    • AROUND THE WORLD
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        Convincing the Soviets
        100 2 THE US wants to convince the Soviet Union that it cannot win a nuclear war with the United States, said the Under-Secretary of Defence, Dr Fred Dele. The government is building missile bases which would not only survive a Soviet onslaught, but would also he able to
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        Ministers in trouble
        86 2 POLITICAL fallout from the Falkland Islands crisis is burning the fingers of Britain's Foreign Secretary Francis Pym and Defence Minister John Nott. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher feels that Mr Pym's comparatively conciliatory position in eventual negotiations with Argentina ''smacks of sell-out." And Mr Nott is blamed for
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        Nato supports Britain
        79 2 NATO secretary -general Joseph Luns has reaffirmed the alliance's support for Britain in the Falklands conflict. However, the displacement of a large part of the Royal Navy to the southern hemisphere has "weakened" the alliance, he adds. In HAVANA, Cuba is hoping to get Third World support
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        New base for drugs
        86 2 AUSTRALIA is fast becoming a base for drugs smuggled out of the Golden Triangle, comprising areas in Thailand, Laos and Burma. About 100 tonnes of high-grade heroin worth SJ880 million are expected to be smuggled into Australia this year. A spokesman Tor the US Narcotics Unit
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        No confidence motion
        73 2 THAI Premier Prem Tinsulanonda faces a noconfidence motion tomorrow against eight ministries in his coalition government. The targets are: the ministries of interior, industry, commerce, finance, communications, agriculture, education and foreign affairs. The six opposition groups which called for the motion have 126 seats in the 301-strong
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        Target- Reagan
        77 2 THOUSANDS of angry Europeans will be out to demonstrate against President Ronald Reagan, whose ten-day visit to Europe starts today. Some of them may even try to kill him. Police in BONN fear that Mr Reagan would be the target of a Red Army plot. "President Reagan certainly
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        Leaders want a strike
        73 2 FUGITIVE Solidarity leaders in Warsaw and the industrial centre of Wroclaw have told workers to Prepare for a strike to force concessions from oland's military rulers. However, they did not say when it should take place. Meanwhile, Pap News Agency said yesterday that 38 former officials
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    • SECTION 2
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        Brothers in law
        201 2 ONE might say that racism is to be expected anywhere in the world, even in the police forces. But as the Scarman Report points out, this cynical outlook, implying that racism is statistically natural and to be tolerated, can be a root cause of problems, too. The
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        On the air
        122 2 MAGGIE ROSS has taken a deep breath and jumped into three peoples' shoes at the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation. She is the sole speech trainer there, after the exit of Judy Niner and Ian de Staines. It is hectic, with 70 "students" under her charge, but Maggie is
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    • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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        Cut-down on spending
        88 2 MALAYSIA is reducing seminars and overseas trips for officials as part of its austerity drive. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has told government officials to work out how they would cut down operating costs, sources said. The Treasury and the Public Services Department (PSD) are
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        Details on Freemasons
        83 2 THE Registrar of Societies has asked Freemason lodges t% give particulars of their members. These include the member's name, identity card number, nationality, occupation and name and address of employer. This follows a call early this month by the chairman of the Selangor branch of the Malay
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    • SECTION 3 (Spore edition)
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        Sweat and fame
        54 2 THE sweat-soaked leotards and tights of the dancers of the National Theatre Chinese Dance Company tell you they are not about to be fazed by the odds against an amateur company here striving for professional standards. The group's latest leap towards their aims is the formation of
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        Counting on customs
        62 2 THE Malays strongly believe that by preserving the adat, and discipline, the future of their children and grand-children will be safe-guarded, because adat means a rule of the law. The adat gives Malays a sense of identity with the community. It is one of the reasons why
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      'Australia is becoming staging base for drugs'
      497 3 'Australia is becoming staging base for drugs' BANGKOK, Tim*. AUSTRALIA is fast becoming a staging country for drugs smuggled out of the Golden Triangle which straddles Thailand, Laos and Burma, according to the United States Narcotics Unit stationed here. About 100 tonnes of high-grade heroin worth A $400 million (SsBBo
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      Lock icon Le Duan meets Brez for talks
      186 3 MOSCOW, Tues. Soviet and Vietnamese leaders met here today for talks apparently dominated by economic relations between the Kremlin and one of its biggest aid recipients. Soviet Communist Party leader Leonid Brezhnev and his Vietnamese counterpart Le Duan were also officially reported to have
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      Lock icon Soviets offer Marcos closer trade ties
      150 3 Soviets offer Marcos closer trade ties MANILA, Tues. A Soviet trade delegation today offered Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos a five-point plan aimed at increasing economic ties between the two nations, officials said. The Soviet trade delegation, headed by Mr V. I. Litvinenko, has been in the Philippines since May 25.
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      Lock icon Etna's threat
      30 3 CATANIA, Tues. Experts warned yesterday that there was a high probability of gas explosions from the central crater of Mt Etna, Europe's highest and most active volcano. UPI.
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      Lock icon Arms sale: Israel warns US
      223 3 JERUSALEM, Tues. Israeli Defence Minister Ariel Sharon warned last night that any United States sale of sophisticated arms to Jordan would inevitably create conditions for a new Middle East war. Gen Sharon, who returned on Sunday from a 10-day visit to the US, told an
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      Lock icon Prem to face motion of no-confidence
      221 3 Prem to face motion of no-confidence BANGKOK, Tuesday THAI Premier Prem Tinsulanonda (aces a noconfidence motion tomorrow against eight ministries in his broad-based coalition government. The targets of the motion are the ministries of interior, industry, commerce, finance, com munications, agriculture, education and foreign affairs. Six opposition groups with 126
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      Lock icon Fire kills 16 restaurant cooks and waitresses
      181 3 JAKARTA, Tues. Sixteen cooks and waitresses were burned to death in a Chinese restaurant in Jakarta last night. One other suffered burns. A police spokesman said the fire, which destroyed the kitchen of the restaurant, was believed to have been caused by an
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      Lock icon Sophia asks to go home
      71 3 ROME, Tues. Actress Sophia Leren has asked for If we from prison which, if granted, would mean she could go home for good by tomorrow, a magistrate said yesterday. Judge Igino CuppeUi told reporters that a panel of three judges, a social worker and a
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      Lock icon Special twins
      39 3 MELBOURNE, Tues. Testlube twins were born in the Royal Women's Hospital here today. Doctors said this was the second set of twins in Australia and third in the world to be born by the laboratory technique. Reuter.
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon WALESA HELD NEAR SOVIET BORDER
      192 4 WALESA HELD NEAR SOVIET BORDER WARSAW, Tues. Solidarity leader Lech Walesa is being held in an army-guarded hunting lodge a short walk from the Soviet border in one of the most isolated corners of southeast Poland, travellers from the area said today. They said Mr Walesa, kept in isolation in
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      Lock icon Refugees land
      25 4 MANILA, Tues. Nineteen Vietnamese refugees landed at the coastal village of Lamao In Umay, Bataan, after driftIng for seven days without food. AFP.
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      Lock icon Solidarity calls for general strike to win concessions
      320 4 Solidarity calls for general strike to win concessions WARBAW, Tims. FUGITIVE Solidarity leaders in Warsaw and the south-western industrial centre of Wroclaw have told workers to prepare for a general strike to force concessions from Poland's military rulers. In underground bulletins circulating here yesterday, a committee of union officials said
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      Lock icon Pope shares breakfast with Protestant leaders
      258 4 EDINBURGH, Tues. In the most sensitive part of his British visit, Pope John Paul n today shares breakfast with Scotland's Protestant leaders before carrying his mission to the religiously divided city of Glasgow. Except for Northern Ireland, the Catholic-Pro-testant division runs deeper in Scotland
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      Lock icon ATHENS BAN ON VEHICLES
      69 4 ATHENS, Toes. Private cars and l«rrlea were banned from entering Into the centre of Athens from today In an attempt to free the Greek capital from a poisonous cloud caused by pollution. The ban will be for a month, a government announcement said. The poisonous cloud,
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        Lock icon Bioglass body parts?
        66 4 DAMAGED finger-joints. teeth and even tiny ear bones may soon be replaced by a man-made material that bonds with bone, a University of Florida researcher said. Dr Larry Hench, co-devel-oper of bioglass a mixture of quartz, silica sand, sodium oxide, calcium and phosphorous oxides saia he was
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        Lock icon Greediness does not pay
        68 4 A PAIR of thieves, who stole cash from money boxes at a camp ground in Atlantic, lowa, were so eager to count •heir loot that they took their eyes off the road and crashed the getaway car. Rex Allen Bartelt and Donald Fredriksen, both 20, were
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        Lock icon Kangaroo meat a hit
        59 4 THE latest big-seller in the land of the 50-dollar steak dinner is kangaroo meat, cooked or raw. In fact, Japan's Kyodo news service reported yesterday that sales of kangaroo meat were growing "by leaps and bounds. The Tokyo wholesaler importing marsupial meat said the company was
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        Australians 'fear dentists'
        47 4 ABOUT half of Australia's 14.5 million population is afraid of dentists, and 11 per cent are so scared that tney are incapable of going to any dentist, psychologist Evelyn Howe of Sydney says. Ms Howe holds a PhD in behavioural dentistry. West Australian Newspapers.
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Lock icon I'M A WAR CRIMINAL -A-BOMB SCIENTIST
      136 6 NEW YORK, Tues. A United Stales physicist who played a role in developing the first atomic bomb labelled himself a war criminal during a holiday weekend of antinuclear weapons protests across the US that ended yesterday. Mr Leo Seren said he was as guilty
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      Lock icon Danger waits to stalk Reagan through Europe
      446 6 PARIS, Tu«s. BESIDES meeting presidents, prime ministers, a pope and a queen, President Ronald Reagan's journey across the Atlantic will expose him to thousands of angry Europeans who despise him and some who may try to kiU him. In PARIS, the President's first
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      In other words...
      39 6 I GOT paralysed in the legs, bat I promise you I wont get paralysed in the head, like some other poll- tlcians. Mr George Wallace, announcing his candidacy for a fourth term as governor of Alabama.
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      Lock icon TERRORIST BOMBS HIT FOUR U.S. BASES
      126 6 TERRORIST BOMBS HIT FOUR U.S. BASES FRANKFURT, Ties. Terrorist tombs ripped through fear US military ustellatteßg early today to protest President Ranald Reagan's visit next week to Wes. Germany, police said. The blasts caused no Injuries aid little damThe Revolutionary Cells, a West German terrorist group considered more dangersus than
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      Lock icon US strategy in war with the Soviets
      381 6 WASHINGTON, Tues. A major goal of President Ronald Reagan's defence strategy is convincing the Soviet Union it cannot win a nuclear war with the United States, the Defence Department's top policy planner says. US leaders are trying to "disabuse" their Soviet counterparts of
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      Lock icon BREZHNEV DOUBTS PENTAGON SINCERITY
      142 6 BREZHNEV DOUBTS PENTAGON SINCERITY MOSCOW, Tues. The Soviet Union welcomes the opportunity to discuss nuclear arms reductions with the United States but doubts the Reagan administration's sincerity. The opening of the negotiations, on June 29 in Geneva, was announced at the same time yesterday in Moscow and Washington. President Leonid
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      Lock icon Colombia won't renew ties with Cuba
      225 6 Colombia won't renew ties with Cuba BOGOTA, Tues. President-elect Belisario Betancur said yesterday that Colombia will not I renew diplomatic rela- tions with Cuba. Mr Betancur, of the Conservative party, won Sunday's election by a wide margin, defeating former president Alfonso Lopez, a Liberal. Colombia suspended diplomatic relations with Cuba
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      Lock icon Strong jolt
      29 6 TOKYO, Tuts. A fairly strong earthquake rocked northern Japan today, temporarily halting trains, the meteorological agency reported. There were no immediate reports of casualties or damage. -UPI.
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Australia-NZ pact
        65 6 THE AUSTRALIAN government yesterday agreed on draft proposals for closer economic ties between Australia and New Zealand which will eventually create a common market of 18 million people. Details would be released simultaneously in New Zealand and Australia, probably on Friday, Deputy Prime Minister Doug Anthony said, to
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        Lock icon Marcos' strike Bill
        64 6 PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos yesterday authorised strike legislation which he said would usher in a new era of industrial peace and development. The new measures, approved by the National Assembly on Monday night, have already been condemned by labour unions on the grounds that they would allow
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        Lock icon Battle near homes
        51 6 RIVAL ARMED groups comprising the Shi'ite Muslim organisation, Amal, and the Lebanese, branch of the Iraqi Ba'ath party fought pitched battles with artillery, rockets and machineguns in a crowded residential area of Beirut yesterday. Security sources said at least six people had been killed and 30 injured.
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        Lock icon Mass murder plan
        33 6 BELFAST POLICE, citing intelligence reports, said yesterday that Irish Republican army guerillas plan an assassination campaign within a few days against members of the security forces and prominent civilians. AP.
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        Lock icon Guerillas retain posts
        67 6 SOVIET AND Afghan forces have apparently failed in a big operation to dislodge Muslim guerillas from their stronghold in the rugged Panjsher valley north of Kabul, diplomatic sources said in New Delhi yesterday. They said the combined Soviet and Afghan troops and armour encountered heavy resistance. Large
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        Lock icon Call to raise oil prices
        92 6 THE OIL Minister of the United Arab Emirates, Mana Said Al-Oteiba, called on Britain and Norway on Monday to raise the prices of their North Sea oil by US$3 per barrel to match price levels set by Opec. Dr Oteiba, who heads a market-monitor-ing committee
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      193 7 "From Monte Carlo to Madison Square Gardens AKAI helped me give the performance of a lifetime." As a singer the most challenging performance for Jenny Tseng has been her debut on the stages Pro 532 nettpncesi69^^-^ of Monte Carlo and Madison Square Gardens. To attain the kind of sophistication and
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      Lock icon Pym, Nott under fire from govt hawks
      412 8 LONDON, Tim*. POLITICAL fallout from the Falkland Islands crisis was burning high-level fingers in the Thatcher government. The first to be singed were those of Foreign Secretary Francis Pym and Defence Minister John Nott. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher reportedly has lost patience with
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        Lock icon Newsmen stay in jail
        64 8 A FEDERAL appeals court in southern Argentina has rejected an appeal to release on bail three British Journalists who have been in Jail since April 13 on spying charges finked to the Falkland crisis. The court said newsman Simon Winchester of The Sunday Times, and reporter
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        Lock icon Economy 'not affected'
        63 8 THE fighting between Britain and Argentina would not affect the British economy, British Minister for Housing and Reconstruction, Mr J. Stanley said in Jakarta on Monday. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher had been successful in building Britain's economy so that it would not be affected by the crisis,
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        Lock icon Prisoners held on ships
        46 8 A BBC correspondent Brian Hanrahan at the British beachhead says Argentine prisoners, mostly young and p»tnfiiiiy thin, are being placed on board ships in an improvised detention system. The British claim 1,400 Argentines were taken in Friday's recapture of Goose Green. -AP.
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        Anger over mass burial
        103 8 RELATIVES of some of the 16 paratroopers who died in the assault on two settlements at Darwin and Goose Green last Friday, have denounced a decision to bury the men in a mass grave on the island, saying it was heartless. They requested the return of
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      Lock icon Nato stresses its 'full support' for Britain
      234 8 Nato stresses its 'full support' for Britain FUNCHAL (Madeira), Tues. North Atlantic Treaty Organisation secretary-general Joseph Luns today reaffirmed here the Atlantic alliance's "total support" for Britain in the Falklands conflict with Argentina. Mr Luns said in an interview on the last day of Natos spring session that Natos 15
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      28 8 4 SOVEREIGNTY at the momen. is eon. It has not been changed by Invasion, and sovereignty must never be changed by Invasion. m British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
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      Lock icon FRIGATES MAY HAVE DOWNED 2EXOCETS
      141 8 FRIGATES MAY HAVE DOWNED 2 EXOCETS LONDON, Tue». British frigates may have destroyed two Exocet missiles fired by Argentine fighter-bombers in a Sunday night raid on Royal Navy carriers, British correspondents with the fleet reported last night. The report, which was subject to military censorship, was the first time the
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      Lock icon Britain is disappointed
      72 8 TOKYO, TUM. A British minister today said hi« government wn disappointed jvct the extent of Japanese economic measures against Argentina over the Falklands crisis. Minister of State for Industry, Mr Norman Lamont sp— sing to reporters here said he told Japanese Foreign Minister Yoshlo SakaraudU that although
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    Ministry scraps over 1,700 vacant posts
    365 9  -  CONRAD RAJ By THE Ministry of Environment has scrapped more than 1,7N Job vacancies which it found Impossible to fill. "We decided to do with what we have and what we can realistically recruit," a ministry spokesman said. The abolished vacant posts were for
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    Energy is precious save it
    5 9 Energy is precious save it
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    Computer course
    43 9 Computer course THE Sennett community centre computer club is organising an intermediate computer course. It will be held every Tuesday, from June 15, between 7.30 and 9.30 p.m. The fee for members is $70 and for others, $100. For deI tails, telephone *****5.
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    Jail and cane for toy gun robber
    215 9 Jail and cane for toy gun robber A LABOURER, who used a toy gun to rob a contractor, was sentenced to a total of four years' jail and ordered to be given 14 strokes of the cane yesterday for two robberies. Lee Kirn Fatt, 27, was also fined $1,000 on
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    Police called as workers rally round colleagues
    416 9 POLICE were yesterday called to an HDB construction site in Bukit Batok when a group of over 30 foreign workers rallied round three colleagues whose work permits had been withdrawn and who were to return to Macau A police spokesman said at a
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    Help out at boys' clubs call to special constables
    155 9 Help out at boys' clubs call to special constables POLICE Commissioner Goh Yong Hong last night called on special constables (SCs) to volunteer their services part-time to initiate and manage programmes at boys' clubs. Speaking at a graduation parade for 106 SC recruits at the PUB Auditorium in Somerset Road,
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    NZ Chief of Staff meets Chok Tong
    122 9 THE visiting New Zealand Chief of Staff, Rear Admiral K. M. Saull, yesterday called on the new Defence Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, who is also the second Health Minister. He also met the acting Chief of General Staff Brigadier General Tan Chin
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    SHOWERS ON 6 TO 8 DAYS NEXT FORTNIGHT
    108 9 THE north-eastern parts of Singapore Uwt month received slmoHt twice the average rainfall for May. According to the MeteorologloAl Service, the area received from 25» to S3t mm of rain. This compared with the IH-ytar average May rainfall of 171.5 mm. Southern
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    Ex-RAF man looks for amah of 25 years ago
    250 10 Ex-RAF man looks for amah of 25 years ago A FORMER Jnnior technician with the British Royal Air Farce is In Singapore to look for his farmer amah. Mr Eric John Winning, 49, a sales engineer with a British electronics company, is on his first visithere after 25 years. He
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    Man fined for indecent exposure
    53 10 A MAN who indecently exposed himself to two schoolgirls was fined $500 or one month's jail in default by a magistrate's court yesterday. Tsao Von Ming, 46, admitted pulling down his trousers in front of two schoolgirls near St Joseph's Convent on May 19 at
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    INQUIRY TOLD OF BURN MARKS ON DEAD GIRL
    274 10 INQUIRY TOLD OF BURN MARKS ON DEAD GIRL A SIX- YEAR-OLD gi. I who died of a fractured skull had burn marks on her body, a coroner's court was told yesterday. Sergeant Ku Soh Hing, from Joo Chiat police station, testifying at an inquiry into the death of Joyce Tan
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    Local, foreign builders may team up for work on MRT
    301 10 LOCAL contractors could have a chance to team up with their foreign counterparts to work on the more difficult underground tunnels and stations in the proposed Mass Rapid Transit system. They will also be able to hid for the building
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    Shop owner loses $24,000
    89 10 Shop owner loses $24,000 THIEVES broke into a two-storey pre-war building in Geylang and stole about $24,000. Mr Ng Ah Beng, proprietor of Guan Beng Huat Importer and Exporter at I-orcng Bachok, Geylang, told the police that he had locked the premises before leaving on Saturday night. when he returned
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    Plan to come under review
    255 10 THE preliminary staging programme for the building of the MRT, which has been worked out, will have to be reviewed. Communications and Labour Minister Ong Teng Cheong said. This is because the Marina South extension will have to be taken into consideration. Mr Ong said
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    Beach eyesore keeps the crowds at bay
    133 11 LITTLE wander why this stretch of the beach at the East Coast Parkway near the Big Splash la deserted. Despite a reasonably high tide, gentle lapping waves and a bright afternoon, only a handful of people were here yesterday. And the two figure*
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    Aljunied family starts its own education fund
    331 11 AN EXTENDED Muslim family has started a longterm family scholarship fund for the education of its children and the idea seems to have caught on. The Aljunied family comprising 11 brothers and sisters, who are all married with children decided on the fund
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    Mendaki has given hope to Malays —delegates
    402 11 Mendaki has given hope to Malays delegates THE Mendaki Congress, especially the resolution to set up the Mendaki Foundation as a permanent national body, has given hope to the Malay/Muslim community in its efforts to raise the educational performance of its members. This was the general view of delegates who
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    Bill on judges' pay
    23 11 FINANCE Minister Hon Sui Sen will introduce the Judges' Remuneration (Amendment) BUI when Parliament sits for its next session.
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    Ngee Ann Poly group may pitch in to help
    140 11 Ngee Ann Poly group may pitch in to help THE Muslim Society of Ngee Ann Polytechnic is considering involving its members in Mendaki's work towards raising the educational performance of Malay/Muslim children. The society's president, Mr Mohd. Aritt Marhasan, said the society had up till now not organised any educational
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    Woman killed herself
    56 11 STATE Coroner Lee Cheong Hoh yesterday recorded a verdict of suicide on the death of Madam Chun Ah Teng, 78, of Jalan Bukit Merah, who was found hanged in a room in Elite Park Avenue on Oct 30 last year. The court heard that she became depressed
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    Legal advice
    26 11 FREE legal advice Is being offered at Kirn Keat community centre every second Tuesday of the month, starting next Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. _2270
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      399 11 NETSUKE EXHIBITION SALE Calling all Netsuke lovers to view some of the most exquisite and unusual collection of fine contemporary Netsuke, carved by some of today's most well known Xetaukc carvers. Such as Akihide, Bishu, Gyokusho, Shubi and many others. Hi r^^ Kappa arid Octopus By AKIHIDE Da.koku the happy
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      165 11 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh Hal Camp HOW&BOUTA OM, HUSg^MP AMtP I A f TWEhJ MOW^BOUTA 1 TICKET TC> THE MO/ i I t4EVER AT~rE(JP "HCKET FOf?O^RTI>AE PoIiCEKAEM'S i_ I SUCH FUSCTIOMS. 'L V PARKING v J[ Blondle ll By Chic Young I HERB NEVER SHARES DAGWOOO ALWAYS YOU'RE
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    Orders granted against landlord
    167 12 A FACTORY proprietress who alleged she was locked out of her factory premises by her landlord, was granted interim injunction orders against him by the High Court yesterday. Mr Justice Kulasekaram ordered landlord, Mr Ang Teck Hwa, to allow Madam Wong Pek Kan, of Expert Leather
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    New hours at centre
    47 12 THE telegram, telex and telephone counter at Telecoms' Hill Street centre will close two hours earlier at 9 p.m. The change took effect yesterday. The services are available 24 hours a day at Telecoms centres in Exeter Road, Fullerton Road and Robinson Road
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    Corner of garden city is strictly for the birds...
    184 12 Corner of garden city is strictly for the birds... Nests built on reclaimed land off Benjamin Sheares Bridge ONCE there was only barren reclaimed land. Then the greenery appeared. And now birds have begun to flatter over a piece of Singapore that has been clawed back from the sea. Instead
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    Electone competition
    73 12 THE heats of the 12th Singapore Electone Festival will be held on June 6 at the Marine Parade community centre auditorium from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. There is no restriction on the type of music performed but participants are required to perform only one free choice piece.
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    HDB extends deadline for waiting list decision
    280 12 HDB extends deadline for waiting list decision HUDC applicants who are still undecided about whether to stay on the waiting list have been given another three days to make up their minds. The Housing Board, which now manages the middle-income flats, yesterday extended the deadline from May 31 to June
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    20 workers book place at CIS proposed creche
    251 12 20 workers book place at CIS proposed creche TWENTY employees of the Chartered Industries of Singapore (CIS) have already submitted enrolment forms to send their children to the company's child-care centre when it is ready in August. The wife of an employee has even offered to help in the work
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    Open verdict on boy who fell to death
    86 12 AN OPEN verdict was recorded yesterday on the death of two-year-old Nathan Teo Oen Hui, who fell through an unlatched wooden door on the first floor of his grandmother's house in Joo Chiat Terrace last Dec 10. His father, Mr Teo Teng
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    1.600 seek Mandarin dubbing jobs
    246 12 1.600 seek Mandarin dubbing jobs THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (SBC) Is to expand Its dubbing unit and therefore chances are that Hnang Fei Hong, Kmperor Yong Zheng and Wen Jan of Crocodile Tears will not sound alike In future. SBC has advertised for full-time staff for Its dubbing pool to
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    Pedestrian injured
    62 12 A PEDESTRIAN, Mr Lam Kwan Ying, 78, was seriously injured and was taken to Alexandra Hospital after he was hit by a motorcycle, ridden by Mr Kamin bin Marjami, 70, in front of Block £>. Tanglin Halt Road, on Monday afternoon. Mr Kamin was treated as an outpatient.
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    Experts brought in to better pig breeding
    369 12 NEW technologies have been introduced in Singapore's intensive pig farming industry, involving agricultural, chemical, environmental, civil and mechanical engineers. Veterinarians, animal nutritionists, biotechnologists, micro-biolo-gists, biochemists and economists have been brought in to help upgrade the breeding of porkers here. Pollution A comprehensive project
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    Broker jailed for cheating trader of $200,000
    331 13 BROKER Sin Puay Kiang, 40, was jailed for 20 months by a district judge yesterday for his part in tricking an Indonesian businessman into "investing" $200,000 in a bogus company. The court heard that Sin and an accomplice, Kho Kok Khiong, contacted the
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    Timber chief
    33 13 MR WONG TTEN POH was elected president of the Singapore Timber Exporters' Association at its annual general meeting recently. Vi^e-presi-dent is Mr Mohamed Hussein and treasurer is Mr Lai Men Soe.
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    Even the boss will clock in at this law firm
    336 13 Even the boss will clock in at this law firm WHETHER yon are a senior partner or a clerk, punctuality counts a lot at the law firm of Shook Un and Bok. One might say that Is not saying a lot. Bat at this firm, employing more than 1M workers,
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    Productivity schemes of hotels get SDF backing
    357 13 Productivity schemes of hotels get SDF backing EFFORTS by the labourintensive hotel industry to raise productivity have been recognised by the Skills Development Fund. The fund has come out in support of a number of manpower-saving programmes organised by the Singapore Hotel Association (SHA). A recent example is last month's
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    Walkathon
    23 13 YIO Chu Kang constituency sports club is organising a walkathon on July 4 in aid of its community centre building fund project.
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    Manager fined for taking $20,000 'reward' bribes
    376 13 A REALTY company property manager, Teon Kan Chay, 47, was fined $6,500 by a court yesterday for collecting nearly $20,000 bribes from a company director in connection with the cleaning contract for the United Malayan Banking Corporation (UMBC) Building in Malacca Street. Teoh
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    Substantial pay rise for nurses and midwives
    375 13 Hope that more will now join profession GOVERNMENT nurses and midwives will get substantial annual wage increments and be given a night duty allowance in a salary revision which came into effect yesterday. This pay revision, the first in 10 years, took these
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    Blackout hits Shenton Way financial nerve centre
    87 13 Blackout hits Shenton Way financial nerve centre POWER failure paralysed part «f Singapore's financial nerve eeatre in Shenton Way yesterday afterMM. The picture shows hundreds of workers waiting on the groundfloor of Hong Leong Building tar the power to be restored. It came on again at about 4.21 p.m., after
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    Computer contest
    35 13 Computer contest A COMPUTER software competition for secondary and preuniversity students will be held at the Singapore Science Centre on June 12. Mr Ho Kah Leong, Parliamentary Secretary (Education) and MP for Jurong, will attend.
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    Clinic at CC
    29 13 The Singapore Association of Occupational Therapists will hold Its advisory clinic for the handicapped or their relatives tonight at Kirn Keat Community Centre at 7 p.m.
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    214 for music competition
    169 13 A TOTAL of 214 contestants will take part in the Third National Music Competition, organised by the Culture Ministry and the Singapore Musical Society. Entries will be judged at preliminary rounds and section finals from June 17 to June 23 at the Drama Centre, Fort Canning.
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    Students' peak climb
    55 13 TWELVE Ngee Ann Polytechnic students left last week on an expedition to climb Mount Kinabalu, South-east Asia's highest mountain. Two projects, a film show and the publication of a souvenir magazine, were organised to raise funds for the expedition. More than {7,000 was collected. The 12 students
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    Religious education policy praised
    175 13 Religious education policy praised SOUTH Korean evangelist Dr Cho Yong-Gi yesterday lauded the government's compulsory religious education policy. Religions were essentially a service to the people and they taught what was good, he told a press conference. Dr Cho, 45, who is here to speak at a five-day Gospel Rally
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    Wars that live on... in the minds of men
    1122 14  -  WILLIAM PFAFF Reflections on the Falklands crisis By Writing for the International Herald Tribune The Argentinians and the British are more fortunate than the Americans, because theirs is a straightforward war that has enlisted general popular support on both sides. ..The
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    452 14 The Straits Times says Prejudice I eases out IT WAS not so long ago when people used to groan and moan at the prospect of having to live in high-floor Housing Board flats. And the higher one went, the more friends and relatives tended to commiserate with the dweller. It
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    Lock icon Interest rules over principle
    737 14  -  RONALD STEEL By WASHINGTON Imagine for a minute that Argentina were a parliamentary democracy dedicated to neutrality and non-vio-lence. And let us see Britain, as some Latin Americans do, as a hasbeen colonial power grasping at the last straws of prestige. Then how would one feel
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      295 14 I EAR EAST PLAZA 1 I The biggest tourist shopping centre in S.E. Asia *4> W Wft^ #M I Centrally located in Orchard Road's shopping |Z J*4H| ffNr JE 14» I and tourist area, between Goodwood Park gfP IN I I? 11l Hotel and Hyatt Hotel while Holiday Inn is
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      A law to keep away foreign speculators
      343 15 A law to keep away foreign speculators Property prices are beyond most Singaporeans 4 THE average Singaporean who does not qualify for a HDB or HUDC flat, could not possibly hope to purchase his own home at present prices (from $300,000 to well over $1 million). 7 I REFER to
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      Spare a thought for the conductor
      106 15 Spare a thought for the conductor I HAVE noticed that some bus commuters have a habit of throwing away their tickets before they alight. Or they would insert the ticket at the back of the cushion seat. Sometimes when a ticket inspector approaches the commuter to check tickets, the commuter
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        Postal delay due to other end
        156 15 WE refer to the letter from "Off-Colour" (ST, May 7) concerning mail service to Papua New Guinea. Airmail letters to overseas countries such as Papua New Guinea are despatched to their respective destinations within one to two days after posting. Letters for Papua New
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        Steps are taken to educate public on expressway driving
        120 15 I REFER to the letter "Lessons in driving on the expressway" (ST, May 5). We thank "Patience Running Out" for his concern and would like to assure him and the motorists amongst your readers that steps are being taken to educate
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      82 15 THE Straits Times welcomes Utters from readers. All letters must include the writer's signature, full name, address and telephone number, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. Brevity is an advantage. We reserve the right
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      Some are more equal than others
      230 15 I READ with utter disgust a recent announcement in The Straits Times about the three-year priority scheme accorded to HUDC applicants under the three-tier scheme. I made my application in 1977 and it seems that I now have a longer wait. I am not
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      Unemployment in Australia on the increase
      1125 16  -  VINCENT W. STOVE By Our Sydney Reporter SYDNEY Unemployment in Australia is steadily increasing its victims are more visible, and they can be found at more levels of society. And with the so-called "resources boom" rapidly disintegrating, the situation can only deteriorate. The level
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      Newly-elected Indian legislators kept under confinement
      850 16  - Newly- elected Indian legislators kept under confinement AJIT BHATTACH ARJE A By Writing for The Straits times NEW DELHI Newlyelected legislators are confined to one place, where even their wives are not allowed to see them. They are always required to travel together in a luxury bus in which nobody
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        Trading suspension
        24 17 TRADING in the shares of International Wood Products has been temporarily suspended at the company's request, with effect from 10 a.m. yesterday.
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        SPK-Sentosa
        34 17 SPK-SENTOSA Corp Bhd has reported a group pre-tax loss of MJ1.732 million for the year ended Dec 31, 1981, on group sales of M 510.92 million. The company did not declare any dividend.
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        Petaling Jaya
        35 17 PETALING Tin Bhd has announced a 23.5 per cent drop in pretax profits to M 53.9 million for the six months ended April 30, 1982. The company is not paying any interim dividend.
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        Ipoh Garden
        87 17 IPOH Garden has informed the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange that it has only been "selected to negotiate" for the restoration of the Queen Victoria Building, following an international tender. It said it is still engaged in negotiations with the Council of the City of Sydney on the detailed
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        97 17 MANILA, Tues. The Philippines produced 5.800 kilograms of gold during the first three months of this year. The Bureau of Mines said the 1982 first quarter production figure represents a 5.7 per cent increase over last year's first quarter output of 5,486 kilograms. Mines director Juanito Fernandez said
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        45 17 NEW DELHI, Tues. India last year lost a total of 22.51 million man-days due to strikes and lockouts compared with 21.91 million in the previous year. According to official statistics, there were 1,926 industrial disputes leading to work stoppages in various industries. AFP
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        59 17 TOKYO, Tues. Japanese Finance Ministry officials said they expect Japan's current account surplus to continue in May, but to narrow from the US$54l million (5J1.136 million) April surplus. They also expect net long-term capital outflows in the month to fall to about half the US$l9B billion level of
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        75 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. In an attempt to meet Malaysia's growing industrial needs, Japan Airlines (JAL) is planning to upgrade its cargo service between Kuala Lumpur and Japan by replacing one of its thrice-weekly DC-8F services with the bigger 8747 service in November. However, JAL's new regional manager A.
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        55 17 BANGKOK, Tues. Thailand's trade deficit narrowed to 2.6 billion bant in April from six billion baht in the same period a year agb. Bank of Thailand preliminary figures showed April imports fell to 17 billion baht from 20 billion baht, while exports rose to 14.4 billion baht
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        109 17 OTTAWA, Tues. The government has announced a boost of Cs2 billion (5J3.36) for Canada's oil industry, which is suffering from the effects of recession and falling demand. Companies will get the money between now and 1986 as a result of tax reductions and pricing changes in
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        41 17 NEW DELHI, Tues. India has ordered three A--***** Airbus aircraft for the national flag carrier, Air India. An airline spokesman said two aircraft will be delivered in July or August and the third in November this year. Reuter
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      The politics and practices of board directors
      368 17 The politics and practices of board directors IT IS a popular misconception that directors only represent the interests of those shareholders who vote them to the board. All directors, collectively are there to work for the best of the company and all its shareholders, rather than serve only the majority
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      428 17 SYDNEY, Tues After years of solid growth, the Australian economy is following the rest of the Western world into the trough of recession. Production, especially in the resources sector of industry, is down; interest rates are at an all-time high; and the retail
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      Banking on customer operated services
      540 17 CUSTOMER operated services will be one of the most important aspects of commercial banking in the years ahead. The opening of the three-day congress-cum-exhibition of Technology and the Future Bank yesterday highlighted the need for banks here to think seriously about the new banking services
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      Differing views on management styles
      414 17 MANAGEMENT being an art and not a science, there is no defined right or wrong if a company finds that one particular formula is suitable, it should then adopt it. This view at times seemed to be the only common theme at a conference held
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      Lee Hee Seng appointed chairman of ACB
      164 17 Lee Hee Seng appointed chairman of ACB MR LEE Hee Seng, managing director of Overseas Union Bank, was appointed chairman of Asia Commercial Bank yesterday. He will also take an active role in the bank's management by heading its executive committee. The appointment, effective from June 1, come several weeks
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      Tokyo bank to float $21 million FRCDs
      143 17 Tokyo bank to float $21 million FRCDs THE Singapore branch of the Bank of Tokyo will tap the Asian dollar market with a new US$lO million (Ss2l million) floating rate certificates of deposit issue. Merrill Lynch International (Asia) will act as the sole manager and agent bank. Reference banks are
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      Blackout cuts off afternoon trading
      175 17 A POWER failure which hit parts of Shenton Way/ Collyer Quay yesterday afternoon caused a suspension of trading on the Stock Exchange of Singapore after the lunch break. The exchange, situated on the seventh floor of Hong Leong Building, had adjourned for lunch at 12.30
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        ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
        56 17 BaaateaJßM i i< -2 CCM («ldSWracr Dul«pM -E— fan a£toff I S2Hf 1 BM H«wP»r +2 lnrhc»pr Bhd MTC +2 NBT +7 N»t Iron +15 PMC Pu Hee -2 Peril* Plaat Prim* 5 PiWum Brtkmaas +1 SembShlp +2 Slme Dtrby -1 s Steaomhip +2 ?/E^£ B«pC«rp
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        253 17 firmer. The market will be closed today for a holiday here. The New Straits Times Industrial index gained c.54 point to HONGKONG: Prices closed easier though off the day's lows In slow trading. Volume was limited and the Hang Seng index closed 3.31 points lower
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        28 17 idnstrUls Inance Up 23 3 Down a 2 and 19 5 [otels 1 2 7 toperties lantatlons 5 0 1 2 3 1 1 teb/Loans 1 1
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          19 17 Vansmarro *romet )UB Jlty Dev 'otal turnover: 1.06m v S l..o M 9Qrr, 74.000 67,000 58.000 54,000
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          35 17 Ajinomoto Nat Iron M Bankinf OUB N B T Sin Chew Transmarco OC B C Prim 260 570 MO 500 219 420 205 890 550 81 15 10 10 7 8 6 5 -+5
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          40 17 G I Hldg* Ambtiiidor M.i.n Kmill. S Finance BAT I C B Paramount Acma M M C H T.i-p.n 418 885 240 492 290 705 406 328 290 152 -II -li -II -8 -7 -5 -4 -4 -3 -3
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          39 17 BT Indicator: ST Industrials: ST Finance: ST Hotels: ST Properties: ST Minings: ST Plantations OCBC: SESInd May 31 june 1 *****0 *****3 758.36 760.97 1778.76 1780.65 *****5 1135.13 67T95 675.62 302.45 302.40 887.50 887.42 707.81 709.33 586.45 587.63
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    2226 18 Turnover figures In this table are unofficial. toi&^J fV ■ertP/rt?"*". N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded In lets of ll shares each, with price quoted In dollars. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 1982 High Low Company Gr*« Net 1...1 Div P/E Vol I)«y'« Sale +or- ('000) High Low 350
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      93 18 It Phil Hldfl UO -01 Lcojt Mining 4MB uneh in»io phu am +Ojoooi ip»i Mlnlns B ill unch >Uu Con. B. M +0.7 iMulo Oold 00 v unch lulc P*trol*um 01S *0»l knciMt Con. B 33 unch XICP 146 +046 «p*nto b am *oaa larlnduquc B 506 unch l»«t»»l
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      433 18 PRICES closed easier though off the day's lows in slow trading in the Hongkong market yesterday, dealers said. volume was limited and the Hang Seng index closed 3.31 points lower at 1404.27. The one percentage point cut in local prime lending rates effective on Monday had little impact on
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      Tokyo
      475 19 THE TOKYO stock market yesterday staged a modest rally for the second consecutive day on limited bargain-hunting in blue chips after the sharp falls late last week, but trading was thin on lack of fresh news, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 43.01 to close at 7368.66 points,
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      613 19 LONDON, Tues. Shares closed firmer on balance today, though below opening highs after a moderate day's trading, dealers said. At 3pm. the Financial Times index was up 0.5 points at 587.8 after a gain of 3.6 points at 10am, they noted. Prices were marked higher initially on bullish weekend
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      51 19 FINANCIAL TIM E8 INDUSTRIALS Monday closed Friday 587.3 Week Ago 575.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday closed Friday 819.54 Week Ago 838.38 h.k.ham; seng Tuesday 1404.27 Monday 1407.58 Week Ago *****2 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 661.8 Monday 062.4 Week Ago 082.6 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday 506.3 Monday 504.9 Week Ago
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      528 19 SHARE prices in Sydney closed marginally higher yesterday, with situation stocks dominating activity while local investors awaited indications from overseas markets, brokers said. At the close, the AllOrdinaries index was 1.4 up at 506.3 points, the industrial was off 0.7 at 661.8 and the resource indicator rose 3.1 to
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      Market holidays
      18 19 THE New York (Memorial Day) Amsterdam and Zurich (Whit Monday/Pentecost) stock markets, were closed on Monday.
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      175 19 SHARE prices closed generally steady in slow and selective trading in Bangkok yesterday. Trading was centred on finance and cement stocks, dealers said. The Book Club index dropped 0.11 to 92.16 points, on a turnover valued at 9.0 million bant Siam City Cement lost three bant to 171 and
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    484 18 A LATE round of trading support improved operators' sentiment and enabled share prices to finish mixed with a steadier bias on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. B?:gain hunting activities -.ere said to be fairly widespread with almost all classes of stocks in demand. Trading on
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    UNIT TRUSTS
    192 18 StNGAPOBE UNIT TEIWT (Mmim' prim fsr Jaae t) The Commerce 2 94 3 09xd The Savings Fund 1.68 1 76 Spore Prog Fund I.S 1 38 Spore Sec Fund 2.03 2 13 Spore Invest Fund 1.12 1.17 Spore Equity Fund 1.28 1.34 ASM I NITTRrST (MlMim' prim Ist
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    BUSINESS DONE
    440 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board deal
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    1333 18 BID *nd oHer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INIHSTRIALS Acm» (3.608 3.625) (1) 3.62 (5) 3.60 AfMOtU (1) 2.97 AleMn (1.228
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    32 18 el Prop KinJop Ind len Corp IBT "town Disp OB Merlin [Banking 5.80 4.32 4 46 2 45 7.60 4.70 1.96 7.00 .a .15 .14 .12 .11 .10 .06 .06 .05
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    34 18 lAI kjinomoto 'asek "pore Land i Hitam (T) Malaya wata iel Dredge A Cables iulti-Purpose 7.40 2.97 5.20 8.20 8.20 2.40 4.40 2.42 2.93 -.60 -.10 -.10 -.10 -.10 -.09 -.08 -.07 -.07
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    33 18 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins robbers rubbers Deb/Loans Up 29 7 1 5 1 3 2 Down 32 1 2 2 2 4 nnch 23 2 2 1 2
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    Blackout halts price recovery
    620 18 SELECTED Industrial, property and finance stocks led share price* to a slightly better finish at the Singapore stock market yesterday. Trading did not resume after the 12.M pm lunch break due to a power (allure which hit parts oT the Shenton Way /Collyer Quay area.. Power
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    196 18 M Credit (1) 298 (1) 3.02 (3) 3.00 Sel Properties (5)5.255ETT (1) S.3SXD Spore Land (11) 750 f O L (10) 3.02 PLANTATIONS Com Plant (2) 100 Hifh ft Low (1) 273 K L Kf pong (2) 1.91 Kulim Msia (4) 2.07 MINING M M C (1) 2.91 (1)
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      30 19 Rubber: June 1 Singapore: June: 185.50 cents (up 0.75 cent) Malaysia: June: 206.00 cents (unchanged) Tin: M 529.21 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 278 tonnes (down 12 tonnes)
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      134 19 CHINESE Pnimcr Kxrhaage, SUnapere, clwtag prices per IN kg yenWitUy. Cacamt «il: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (In second hand drum) fob (112.00 sellers, new drum fob $116 00 sellers. Capra: Mixed (loose) $54.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $350.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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      GOLD
      196 19 THE KILIBAR market for gold deliverable In Singapore opened at $21,943 and closed at El .691 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at USt3Z3.00 3M.00. eued to $322.00 322 50. before firming to $322.70' 323.20 and closing at $322.50/323.00 by lunch time. The market re-opened at $322 60
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      TIN
      113 19 THE STRAITS tin price was again unchanged at M 529.21 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 12 tonnes to 278 tonnes. LONDON: Tin was traded lower on the LME on Tuesday, in line with weaker prices for other metals, lower gold quotations and the continuing
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      PALM OIL
      235 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market closed higher on further covering support in moderately active trading yesterday, dealers said. June in the south and central rose $5 each to MJ947.50 and $942.50 per tonne respectively while in July south rose $2.50 to $937.50. In August central
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      33 19 Mm FH New York closed 6 21H 6.38S Zurich 6.2J8 63SS Tms Mw Singapore 6.208 6 228 6.306 6325 Ooslng prices In US dollars a troy ounce. Saves: rr*t hkn, B>n.
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      RUBBER
      579 19 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, with June RSS One buyers quoted at 185.50 cents per kilo, up 0.75 cent on Monday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up slightly on some covering interest after an easier opening, they said. Afternoon prices held around
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      99 19 NOON SSR and SMR pricai v-uc«U r >A 8 J.»* July (Carnal Mia) (forward Mia) '•'II'" Huvrr. Srll,t. SSR 20 II Urn ptlkt) 18.150 164 SON 164 50 164 SON SSKSO llto«p*ll«> ***** *****N ***** 163.00N MKELB Jau Ju l r SMKCV II UmpallM) 207 00 20BOON
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        361 19 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on June 1: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on May 28: INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: Cunonctaa Nominal ratea Smithsonian Parcantago ouotod raatontey (croaa)partty changa Local dollars to Me unit of f orr l*n carreaey: US
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        44 19 RANGE of prices offered by discount bouses on June 1: Overnight: 4% Call deposits: 4% Closiaf Bariag StUiag 3- month Treasury bills 4 3« 3-month Bank bills 10 9 3 months CD Ofe sh 6 months CO 9\k 9* tane: Nitlnil Dfcw— tCs.
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        32 19 Closing Interbank rates for Singapore dollars on June 1: Oder Bid Overnight 10', 10 1 month 9'» 9 2 months 9 9 v 3 month* 9 9i Oversight mode 9
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      24 19 THE average rate at which major Singapore banka an currently prepared to lend to their best customer* la II.M per cent.
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      Hong Fok braces for another difficult year
      327 20 Hong Fok braces for another difficult year THE worst is yet to be for Hong Fok Corporation which last year suffered an almost 50 per cent drop in group pretax earnings to $11.2 million. The company, which is suffering from the effects of a sluggish property market in Hongkong and
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      Magnum chief to step down
      202 20 DATUK Khoo Kay Peng, head of the diversified Malayan United Industries group, is resigning as chairman of Magnum Corporation. Datuk Khoo is expected to step down from the post, which he has held for the past five years, after the company's annual general meeting on
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      Montezuma offers to acquire Pengkalen
      490 20 THE Montezuma group, headed by the Datuk Mohamed Ali Tan family of Sabah, is making a cash offer for all the 1.6 million shares in Pengkalen PLC at 350 pence, the equivalent of M 514.44 per share. The offer, made through a Hongkong registered company
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      J. Cement takes on readymix line
      107 20 JURONG Cement Ltd is venturing into the readymix cement business. The company has announced its acquisition of a dormant company, Jurong Readymix Concrete Pte Ltd, to undertake the new business. Jurong Readymix will have a paid-up capital of $2 million and will become a
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      433 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A proposal by major rubber producing countries to withhold rubber from the market could be challenged by consumer members of the International Natural Rubber Agreement (Inra). western diplomatic officials here said consuming countries are studying the move to deny the market
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      Lock icon Reduced export premium rates for Thai rice
      315 20 Reduced export premium rates for Thai rice BANGKOK, Tues. The Thai Foreign Trade Department has announced special reduced export premium rates for tha. land's regular markets, in which rice importers suffered losses due to the abolition of rice export fees last month. The reduced export premium rates apply to Thailand's
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      Lock icon US thrift industry in need of urgent help
      448 20 WASHINGTON, Tues. After months of intense lobbying, a consensus appears to be forming in Congress that some Kind of legislation to rescue faltering savings and loan institutions is urgently needed. But the assistance package now emerging is likely to fall far short
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      266 20 TOKYO, Tues. An increasing number of French borrowers are seeking funds from the relatively low interest Japanese capital market. Banking officials said these began to look to Japan for syndicated loans when diversifying their fund raising from the Eurocredit market. At the same time, Japanese
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      Tea auction attracts good response
      152 20 Tea auction attracts good response DEMAND was fairly good at the 13th international tea auction held here yesterday The bulk of the 1,055 chests on offer was sold during the auction itself. The 200 chests of Papua New Guinean tea offered met with good response Owing to greater demand from
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      312 21 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE Malaysian government is cutting down on seminars and overseas trips for officials as part of its austerity drive. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has directed all cabinet ministers, mentri besar and chief ministers to work out the
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      Drugs found in socks
      63 21 JOHORE BARU. Tues. A singer from Argentina was fined {300 or 10 days' jail when he admitted having 0.098 grammes of heroin and morphine. Edgardo Hugo Pi Angelo, 32, pleaded guilty to the charge here yesterday. The court was told the Edgardo was stopped on a
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      Doubt cast on Land Office's collection
      349 21 K. LUMPUR, Tuos THE Land Office in the Federal Territory may have collected millions of dollars in land use "conversion" which it should not have. This is the major implication of the outcome of an appeal to the Privy Council, which allowed, in effect,
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      $500 reward for info on errant workers
      107 21 IPOH, Toes. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Energy, Telecommunications and Posts Ministry, Mr An How Cheong, said yesterday he would give $5M to the first person who provides information on errant Telecoms workMr An said the department had received numerous allegations against Telecoms
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      CLASH BETWEEN RIVAL RED FACTIONS
      155 21 CLASH BETWEEN RIVAL RED FACTIONS KROH (Perak), Tims. THE Communist Party of Malaya (CPM) and Its Marxist-Leninist faction (CPM-ML) clashed north-east of Betong across the border from here last month, It was disclosed here yesterday. Intelligence reports Indicated that the clash ocenrred because the CPM-ML tried to spread Its influence
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      34 21 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A freak five-cent coin minted in 1973 was sold for $70 1,400 times its face value at the Malaysian Numismatic Society's quarterly auction here on Sunday. NST.
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      448 21 Ministry seeks the names of all Freemasons K LUMPUR, Tues. THE Home Affairs Ministry has directed the Registrar of Societies to get a list of Freemasons living in the country by June o. Acting on the instruction, the lodges or branches of the movement have sent out a circular to
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      Lock icon Envoy bids farewell
      55 21 JAKARTA, Tues. The outgoing Malaysian Ambassador to Indonesia, Tan Sri Datuk Mahmood bin Junus, today met President Suharto to bid him farewell with the end of his assignment here. Tan Sri Datuk Mahmood, who has been here for nearly four years, will be replaced by former Information
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      38 21 PORT DICKSON, Tues. A human skeleton was found in the belukar by some hotel employees at the 15 km coast road here yesterday. Police said the skeleton has been sent to the pathologist for examination. NST.
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      182 21 Group to champion durians rights KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE durians' right to life is to be championed soon by the formation of a Durian Lovers Association, which plans to promote what it calls the "much maligned fruit." Universiti Sains Malaysia Professor Rahim Adib, leader of the group, wants to make
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        98 21 A MAJOR promotion exercise is underway for government doctors. Health Minister Tan Sri Chong Hong Nyan said in Malacca over the weekend the ministry would promote more medical officers this year to improve their service conditions and as a way of recognising their services. The number of promotional
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        Lock icon Koding case appeal
        86 21 THE PUBLIC Prosecutor has filed a notice of appeal against the sentence of Kinabalu MP Mark Koding who was found guilty under the Sedition Act last week. The appeal, filed on Saturday at the Kuala Lumpur High Court registry, was against the High Court's decision to put
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        66 21 ROYAL MALAYSIAN Air Force (RMAF) personnel who are interested only in their pay should leave the service, the Air Force chief, Lt-Gen Datuk Mohamed Taib, said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. "We want men who are dedicated to the service. Pay should not be the motivating factor in
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        Factories razed
        72 21 THREE FACTORIES were razed and goods worth hundreds of thousands of dollars were destroyed in a fire in Kuala Lumpur on Monday night, the National Echo reported. The blaze, which also destroyed four buses in a coach factory, started at about 9.30 p.m. with two explosions believed to
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        64 21 DEPUTY PRIME Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday that he had requested the Bar Council to lower the legal fees for houses costing $100,000 and below. He told newsmen after meeting the Bar Council committee that lawyers should regard this as their contribution
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      865 22 TELEPHONE SERVICE: *****22 RATES: Moodoy Fridoy 900 om 530 pm i 1 i (5 00 pm for next day) Ordinory 90 cts per word (Mm $13 50) Soturdoy 900 om- 3 00 pm $16 00 per col cm (12.30 pm for Sunday Times) Semi-Display (M|n 4 g 00 Strorfs T
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      495 22 )flj Q Business To Business A consumer electronics company Is Interested in purchasing a WAVE SOLDERING MACHINE for soldering components onto printed circuit boards. i Interested parties, please contact Mrs Pool «t 7-/2271 49 Packing/Storage/ Removal/Delivery A BUDGET PRICE Professional/ delivery and disposal services. Experienced uniformed workers provided Free quotations.
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      266 22 A 110 FOR Registration address/ mailing/answering services. 15 telex facilities Typing/Book- keeping available *****92. BOOK-KEEPING, TAX AND Secretarial Services available. Forma- Uon of Limited Companies. Tel: *****55 YEARLY INCOME RETURN/ Secretarial services for companies and shops. Phone Wellcome Secretarial Co. *****84 Weekday 55 Commercial Vessels: Sale/Charter Avwmnv foe ch#rt*f TUQS
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      354 22 CLASSIFICATION GROUP A Entertainment A Where to Eat B Personal Services A Merchandise C Business To Business D Employment E Vehicles A Boats F Accommodation A Properties G Travel Guide H Education A Instruction I Announcements J Obituaries AO Bxsseteie— Tfl BIIStfIBSS —II w 1 ONE UNIT PHSJPS IMPERIAL LATHE
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      459 22 CLEARANCE SALE AT BELOW COST A tow hundred carton* Men el Men quaMty. JUponnls V wMta ptpw pl>lM Mid I or pbilK cupi ot U.S.A. origin. tntoTMtod. pliwi pnon* 2*51*22. How lo lmpro»» rour —tm tactics? Now Program starting Sun Juno ((.40*m-10.10*an) Wad t Juno i 30pm 7 OOpm Only
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      596 23 lIA Q tjnptoymant 68 Situations Vacant m) Protessionml U Executive INTER-CROPS COMMODITIES (S) PTELTD We are an International Organisation trading In commodities futures Due to our expansion programme we are Inviting young men and women to Join our fast expanding team asCOMMODITY BROKERS a Age 21 and above a OCE
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      516 23 A/POLY'UMOEROnAOUATE/ Graduate tutors/teachers re- j quired from all areas. Very good remuneration Tel: *****67. TUTORS RCOUetCD TO teach Malaysian L Indonesian students for Primary/Secondary level. *****39 Mrs. Chow. d) Secretmrimi V CleHcMl PHILIPS wa ara a large mum-national cofnp#ny 909AQ90 in tn# n«vni#nnQ of electronic products and «>»f ins. Wa
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      456 23 ljjl| D bnptoyment An established international manufacturing Company has a vacancy for: TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ RECEPTIONIST Requirements: Minimum O.C.E. 'O* level Preferably with 2 years' relevant experience 81-llngual Cheerful and pleasant personality Typing speed 30 w.p.m. Ability to handle PABX or PMBX Switchboard Attractive salary and fringe benefits including 5-day week
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      293 23 ACCOUNTS S CLERKS GCE 'O' level with credits in Maths. Preferably with N LCCI Certificate R and at least 1 to 2 ifi years' accounting K experience. Jj Ability to type at K least 40 w.p.m. is an IE added advantage 5 Responsible for the jj maintenance of fixed assets
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      691 23 ffll D as C H ARTERED BSOUSTRKS OF SINGAPORE PTE LTD Invites applications for: CONFIDENTIAL CLERKS I a OCE 'O' level with some clerical working experience a Able to type at 40 wpm SALES CLERKS CLERKS/TYPISTS j; a Completed OCE O' level a Able to type at 35 wpm a
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      446 23 URGENT JOBS i Bank Documentation Typists Shipping Documents t ion Typists General Typists Forma Typists Stenos Girl Friday > Snr. Secretaries Receptionist! Telephone Operators Telex Operators Accounts Clerks I Despatch Riders Call: *****27/*****20 <CHy) *****02/*****03 (Bukit Merah) Business Cxi WANTED 1. FEMALE PERSONAL ASS'T 2. RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST I. GENERAL CLERKS
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      1075 23 ijlA Q Emptoyrmmt CERE BOS PACIFIC LIMITED Thii malar International Public Company in the Food Induatry wnthee to fW an mteraehng vacancy argantty. Tha (Ob la that of PRIVATE SECRETARY to the Financa D-ractor af the Oroup. which haa aabaldlary eompanU* throughout the Far Eaat, Australia and Naw Zealand This
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      480 23 ill Q Emptoymont SIEMENS requires: DESPATCH CLERK Mln. primary 8 English education Singapore cltlxen Possess own motor -cycle Familiar with Oovt. offices, banks etc. Preferably with similar working experience Pleue call personally or write in to: SIEMENS COMPONENTS PTE. LTD.. Block 7, 3rd Storey, Ayar Ra|ah Industrial Estate. Ayar Raiah
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      603 23 An establlahed Manufacturing Company in Jurong taqylrat Inti JUNIOR SECRETARY a Minimum 3 OCE 'O' levels with proficiency in English a Secretarial Certificate or LCCI typing and shorthand Certificates at minimum 80 wpm a 2 years working experience as Stenographer Treneportetion, mccl suoeioy ■no omar lavouraDM Nnnin ara offarad *****10
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      497 24 i SSSSSSSSSSSSMBejeBSSSeBSMBBBBBBBBWSMMBMI 68 Situation* Vacant a) Secretarial tt Clerical STENOGRAPHER Minimum OCE O' level with credit In English and 2 years relevant experience. Candidates should possess shorthand/ typing skills and have knowledge of general office duties including telexing and filing Interested applicants are Invited to submit their written applications Immediately
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      533 24 A Wen Establish SB 1 and Expanding Corporation mvttsM atptpttcflttofis foe GENERAL CLERKS c Minimum qualifications OCE O 1 level c Knowledge of typing c Able to speak several local dialects c Neat handwriting Interested applicants, plssss contact ■ji- M *-i wiss wvew^^iinw i en at *****33/4/6 CHINESE RECEPTIONIST CUM
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      589 24 fffjD^m^ ONE FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK/ TYPIST Applicants ehouM p OCE O aae*ea*J fcViM* r gauUti la* -J WfTfl CrVOff* Ml crMJIMaWI fjOO Mathematics Seme working experience in Book-keeping will be edvantageoue. Salary nol lea* than MOO per month. Apply with contact phone number to: MAXWELL ROAD P.O. BOX 2SS4 SINGAPORE
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      891 24 REOUIRED OENERAL CLERK Ability to type Perform routine office duties Interested pteeee coo lect:7MSOT. SECRETARIES TEL: *****66 TrsoifiQ Coopswiy i*VQUtC9# FEMALE OFFICE CLERKS OCE 'A' level Typing export bills c Simple corresponding Oood In calculation c Experience not necessary. Apply with full reeumi and rafctvafri documents, salary expected, phone no
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      1560 24 111 1 1 GENERAL CLERK WITH typing and simple book-keeping experience. Please contact *****78 for interview. REQUIRED ACCOUNTS CLERK wiin Intermediate Accounting. Experienced In billing. Tel: *****32 Mrs Tan. REOUMED INDIAN FEMALE Typist with knowledge of telex Interested applicants please call Mrs. Supplah *****74 REOUIRED OENERAL CLERK. Apply personally at:
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      987 24 1 f I I Looking for a challenge in industrial selling? We are an established Company and market leader In cleaning machines and chemicals. Due lo expansion and restructuring programmes, we are looking for SALES PERSONNEL with Initiative, ability and confidence to service the NILFISK Industrial vacuum system. pactad to
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      1154 24 IjjlA Q Employment DYNAMK SALES REPRESENTATIVES required by a motor trading company Applicants must be Active, hardworking, bl-lln-gual and fluency In several dialects. (1) NEW CAR SALESMEN Minimum 3 years experience In sales of new cars (2) USED CAR SALESMEN Minimum 2 years experience In sales and purchase of used
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      894 25 [ljjl|j| D B"!**" 1 1 66 Situation* Vacant o) Mmios ESTABLISHED PROPERTY COMPANY requires Real Estate Agents Very good Income Without experience welcome but pleasant personality. Must possess own car Write brief resume with photograph and telephone number to Advertiser, Kllllney Road P O Box 312. Spore 9123. MALAY MALE/FEMALE
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      422 25 Bs^BsTs^Bs^Bs^Bs^Bs^Bbsl Cycle Carriage (Enterprises) Pte Ltd invites applications (or the following positions: Vehicle Mechanics Minimum 2 years' practical experience in repairing and servicing of motor vehicles OR Possess a NTC 3 in Motor Vehicle Mechanics Age: 18 to 35 years old Service Adviser NTC Grade 2 in Motor Veh icle
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      955 25 iiil 0 cm*),.— h I BJ II MPM requires (A) Q.C. ASSISTANT (Mala) c Age between 21-28 c Industrial Technician Certificate c Completed N S (B) DELIVERY ASSISTANT a Salary around $900 c Age between 20-28 c Completed Primary Education a Possess Class 3 Driving Licence (C) GENERAL CLERK (Female)
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      478 25 |JH| QaajlapßMt 5 We heve Immsdlels vacandea tor-SET-UP MAN a Completed or exempted from fulltlme National Service. a Secondary Technical education or VITB. a 1-2 years experience In stamping/punching machine. a Oood prospects for further upgrading. SPRAY PAINTERS c Ito 2 years working experience In similar capacity. Interested applicants, plssss
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      535 25 LABORATORY TRAINEE TECHNICIAN urgently required by an EstabIftn+a COfltpMiy We invite applicants to fill the above post REOUIREMENTS a Age below 30 years. a OCE 'O' level Certificate. Science Stream with credit In Chemistry and Mathematics. c Must have completed fulltime National Service. Inssfeetedi pfcseee submit applications, stating lull personal
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      657 25 I Mil D rw^"""'"' I c I FEMALE O.C. TECHNICIAN c OCE 'A' level or good O' level In Chemistry Experience not necessary, training will be provided 2 Interested applicants, plssss apply f personally et:--f ELECTRONIC SOLDER 1 ENGINEERING PTE LTD t BLOCKS. 6 9 I OJKMMDFLOOR h AVER RAJAH
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      343 25 IONSULTMtQ ENGINEERS FIRM las vacancies for Structural >raughumen with experience ipply with expected salary and ontact phone numuer to 2209 nternatlonal Plaza, Spore 0207 NOINEERING FIRM REOUIRES 'he following: a) Aircond Apirentlce cum Driver Gross $400 i.m b) Alrcond Apprentice Sross $280 Interested please call *****2 XPERtENCEO CLERK Of WORK
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      155 25 I FAIRCHILD A Schlumberger Company TEMPORARY FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATOR YOU CAN EARN US MUCH AS $350 PER MONTH 1 Due to increased demand, we require temporary Female Production Operators tor our third shift (11pm to 7ami. No experience is required and the employment is limited to six months only. In
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      276 25 o£% I **4-44H Classified Advertising Works. Olivetti] Olivetti, Europe's largest manufacturer of office equipment has immediate vacancies in its manufacturing operations in Singapore for: We offer starting pay $287 At least 3 increments in tha first year $318 after 1 year service 13TH MONTH PAY INTRODUCTORY BONUSES [tvwpaiotea^reaks! i a4O
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      273 26 IUI p u+ymm 96 Situations Vacant g) Production MMB SINGAPORE LIMfTED has immediate vacancies for: PRODUCTION I OPERATORS I I (Male/ Female) I I We offer: l# High starting I salary Free medicall benefits Free i transport l# Attendance I allowance I Free uniforms I I Please call I personal
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      157 26 150 I PRODUCTION OPERATORS \Sa2jgfiiltffiMKfr JVC requires FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS $290 P.M. UPWARDS 5 day weak from B.ooam to 5.15pm Perted attendance •ward Full transport reimbursement Air conditioned factory Interesting Job Those with relevant exptriance wM ha paid more on confirmation Cal personally it JVC ELECTRONICS (S) PTE LTD 79,
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      384 26 till D*aa»»yssat SANYO EIKTBONICS S PTE ITD urgently reguire^^^ NO SHIFT NO SCOPE WORK We offer- A ttrac five starting salary Various Allowances Confirmation Bonus Free Medical Treatment 'Monthly Recreational Activities/Film Show Please apply personally I with your I.C. at 1 The Personnel Department I 160, Kallang Way Singapore 1334
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      419 26 WILD (8) PTE LTD Swtea WMfMifactMrtng Company urgently raquaree: A) TIMEKEEPER (FEMALE) Optic Department o Secondary 4 a Credits In Maths/ English a English speaking a Duties: Timekeeping. B) FEMALE OPERATORS Optic Department o Secondary 2to 4 a English speaking a Experience In Optic work an asset B) SEMI-SKILLED MACHINIST
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      381 26 fiili n t-«*n— i" Im 1 H HYMOLD PTE LTD MACHINE OPERATORS on 2 rotation or night shift c Good pay (new scale) c Transport provided c Shift allowances (2nd shift $2/ -3 shift $4/-) c Attendance Incentives Medicals c Hostel provided (or Malaysians c Welfare Recreation Interview at: Mo.
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      340 26 y LA Lal i uKrri^Bß When we say we are expanding we mean it. Lamipak's additional new plant at Jurong now offers job opportunities. 1) TECHNICIANS a) MAINTENANCE (ELECTRICAL) b) MAINTENANCE (FITTING WELDING) c) EXTRUSION d) PRINTING c) GRAPHIC PLATE MAKING (CAMERA OPERATORS) f) GRAPHIC PLATE MAKING (GRAPHIC ARTISTS) g)
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      364 26 IH /TV L^% l~— uliimmml MIVIB MNOAPORK LIMITED Applications are invited for the following positions: 1) MECHANIC (Chai Chee) NTC 3 in Electronic Servicing/ Maintenance Fitting or equivalent Those with working experience in servicing and maintaining production line I equipment may also apply. I Able to work on 1 shift
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      415 26 MULTICORPORATION (SI PTE LTD We are a leading end fast expanding company engaged in marketing, servicing and fabrication of automotive, heavy equipment and related accessories. We invite applications for the following positions: 1. TYPIST e<~CE 'O' level Certificate c Typing speed of 45 wpm c 1 -2 years experience in
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      475 26 IjlA Q Employment SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSH], < TfoocLuxrocL Rank a HOTEL Invites applications ror the 9 following positions:- jfl (a) WaMera/WaMraaaea Salary: *«0 Completed Secondary (H Education Applicants must be conver- m sant In English flj Pleasant personality On Prepared to do shift duties ft (b) OwtetaMonCaaMera (Famaia) Salary. 5470 Credit In
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      406 26 CATC 1 184-44*2 1 Classified Advertising Works. Beecham Pharmaceuticals STOREKEEPERS The storekeeper will be responsible for the issue, receipt, storage and despatch of raw materials, intermediates, finished products and sundries Applicants should preferably have secondary education. They should be versed in stores procedures. Please apply in writing or call personally
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      445 27 ijjlA Q Emptoyment 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous isetan smgdporp-tokyo DEPARTMENT STORE has Immediate vacancies for the position of:ASSISTANT BUYERS (Mala) Age 21 25 years Singapore citizens Muat have completed OCE 'A 1 level Able to work on 2 rotating shifts Experience not necessary as training will be provided Funcltons:- to
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      591 27 WVICOM PTE LTD ro<|uiroo 1) CLERICAL ASSISTANT 2) DRIVER 3) OFFICE ASSISTANT/ DRIVER REQUIREMENTS: Post (1): c OCE 'O' level passes, c Typing speed of 30 to 45 wprr c Bilingual In English am Mandarin. Poet (2): c Possess class 3 driving II cence. c Must be able to read
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      480 27 H f t ■■y I HOTEL PHOENIX has Immediate vacancies for 1) COFFEE HOUSE WAITERS/ WAITRESSES Salary $412 p.m. 2) TELEPHONE OPERATOR a Minimum qualification OCE O' Level. Preferably English and Mandarin speaking. a Salary $399 p.m. 3) SECURITY PERSONNEL a Salary $380 p.m. Duty niviMß proviooQ mm no 3rd
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      506 27 A manufacturing company in Jurong require the fot;krwioo 1. LORRY ATTENDANTS 2. MACHINE OPERATORS c experience not necessary but must have completed N. S. c successful applicants must be able to start work Immediately c salary negotiable and transport provided Apply personalty at JYOTO WORKS (8) PTE. LTD. 11 -A,
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      1004 27 |i||| n noii) i saw 1 F A »a« astabUahwd company Kj}M tfli fT>oOla)to Va>CjJf>CMM fOf tha following poaitions BALEB REPRESENTATIVES (Mala/Famaia) c OCE O p level or secondary education, c Some sales experience preferred. GENERAL CLERK c OCE O 1 Level. c Knowledge of typing. OFFICE BOY CUM DELIVERY
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      1062 27 J y I BM# j FEMALE HAMORESSERB ay International orgatwistion. c Age 20 lo 30. c Speaks both English and Mandarin. c Preferably with good knowledge of halrdresslng. good working conditions and attractive salary. c Working hour.: 10.30 a.m. to TJOpjn. (Monday to Fridey). 10 30a m to 3.30 p.m.
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      1493 27 W'i I Q Employment Established piasttc mould factory (win be moving lo Jurong) requires knmsaWotr. 1) STORE CLERK a Male, completed NS 2) DESPATCH RBXR S) MOULD MAKER c With experience. Interested please cal at 202. 2nd Boor Kin Industrial Building IS, Shaw Road. Spore ISM Te):2SSOSII/2SOS7IS Am rtc n
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      746 28 |if D Empl0 ~66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous ASSISTANT FITTERS AND Labourers required Preferably staying In dl.it. 3. 4, 5 and Jurong area Interested applicants, please call personally at Blk 603. 35 Clement! West Street 1, Spore 0612 or contact tel. *****56/9. DESPATCH RO9ERS WITH clasa 2 driving licence required.
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      734 28 TRADBM COMPANY REOUMES 1 Driver preferably with sales experience. 2). Typist with general knowledge of Book-keeping. Apply P.O. Box 1475, Spore 9029. URGENTLY REOUMED MECHANICS, Oreasers, Day/Night Pump Attendants. Call personally: 559. Upper Serangoon Road. Tel: *****6. URGENTLY REQUIRED DELIVERY Assistant by established trading company Oood working condlUon. For Interview,
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      1184 28 jnp vsniews Boats FOR HIRE DATSUN pick-ups. BMW 7W AUTOMATIC 2 company 1(10 DATSUN 100 C Fully au topanel/dellvery vans and Ualhat- owner. Showroom condlUon. maUc, 1 private owner, alrcond. su lorries Tel: *****00/9 Metallic blue BBS Sports rims, tax new. Showroom condlUon. CAR FOR HIRE. Arrangeable «tc- Phone Peter
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      302 28 a^stf^B^a^^^-lf _sa»a»Ml^Ma»J^S^SMats»^S^S^a»M^T^^^^^^^^^^i^i«MP»ii»sti»stw»^^i^^iMis^^ a Ba^BßlW- T!^^^*' cSEFHV b *b^sss«b b^ I__^^_'1 g* ■^^"^P'^ss^s«MssS^^^^sWs^ssSm^S^^*Mlw^BsWaß: J\aMl— J^B HBr .uICStM ■^■■■■We- L^^Si^* l^^^"**^^ BUY FRCM ANY OF THESE ADVERTISERS AND WIN VALUABLE PRIZES (APRIL 3 JULY 3 1982) Sbridgestone pjVRD-207 Availmble at all autttonnd BRIDGESTOIME Dealers BLAUPUNKT BOSCH Group Jhe.Fjon^tkmaLSoarid Hiiii.n stereos. Upf%^m f
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      560 28 WITH X J\ Jt SPEAKER SYSTEM SOUND BEST HCS 90 (4 ohms) 100 Watts Tri Axial 3Way Speaker System 15 cm x 23 cm CPJJbt\ (6 x 9") HCS-30 (4 ohms) Front Channel Tune up jB» Soeaker for Mldrange St=^ Treble ;Mft: 20 Watts BBOMMfewM Merdeka Trading Company 46. Weld
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      328 28 KRAFTIG COI HIGH POWER ELECTRONIC IGNITION FOR POWERFUL PERFORMANCE OPTIMUM MPG LONG LASTING POINTS PLUGS EASY TO INSTALL ONE YEAR FREE SERVICE WITH GUARANTEE Trade Enquiries Welcome 325, PorVlon* Shopping Mol S*l*om Rood. S'por* 0718 TEL: *****92/3 New. BMUtwul Car Saat Cmn STYLE Wide range of colours and materials for
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      398 28 auson XR-700 Proven at) ovar tha worM aa ttf moat advanoad and maintenance free hraafceriaea Electronic IgrlHon >ytan» I Savw fuW INj* Me rnilMgs SmotXNw «x«fr»tion EkfrtnaiM costly ignition tuna-upt BanarwsfMsngin* aAicMncy and porformanc* CAB WELL JUfTO ■lfBs!/fl®ff5flina^ Specialist in the supply of genuine spare parts SUBARU Avatlobk at: Torino
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      865 29 fjE^ i E Vehicles A Boats 76 Vehicles For Sal* M) Mercedes W Benz W We give you the best i trade-in deals for used Mercedes Benz from 1 977 onwards. t k Robert Ong A 'J||gJM| 1 MOD-IBM MERCEDES 200 whlU brand new condition with autc matlc transmission, power
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      848 29 WTO COLT LAMDA 1600 SL. Alrcon. Ist owner. Radio cassette Tip-top condition. $17,500 B *****73 3 Dunlop Street 1070 MITSUBISHI COUPE Lamda OSR. Alrcon and original sports rims. Oood condition. PARF eligible Tel: *****33 END 1070, COLT Lancer 1 owner Road tax Insurance new $20,050 0.n.0. Tel: *****0, Ah Yew.
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      1610 29 Q Vehicles Boats TtONO CHOON CO PTE LTD Plot B KawnponQ nvi Fnnoa Carpal* (OppoaMaNswtm Port Ofßca) Tat 7371M0/ *****46 1001 Ford Laser 1.3 L Notchback Alrcond 1000/ 01 Ford Laser 1 3 OL Notchback Alrcond 1000 Ford Cortina 1.6 OL Alrcond IOBS Mitsubishi Oalant 1600 OS Alrcond 1000 Datsun
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      791 29 W^^^Jt 9W%m^^9^9 Tarn mm%Jd A w AOOOD OFFER for all PARF scrap cars any model good used cars (company and private registration welcome) export documents KONO BENG MOTOR CO. 0107. GroundAoor Gofcton W«fl Auto C«olr« 170, AJbft Str— t T«t U***** JJ*****. ATTRACTIVE CASH OFFER for all good used cars
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      224 29 Bill r Proptrttot I CITY DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED A one- stop centre for sale and leasing Your choice of residential, commercial and industrial properties. jß'Trg v4sj B^BBBBI I bb^^^^^^^^^*^bbT J BJBBr i£fi£-4 Brookvale Park Show Apartments open daily 10 am 6 pm 2-month Special Offer! Mortgage Rate at 7 l /z%
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      1014 29 jj% C AoMmmodation Praptrttos f Bringing class to country living..* Uoodxlck ftHc^- i^yfflSy »y JLafiH bbV«bVi Prices at *****,000-$352,000 per unit Condominium Maisonettes Upper level: 3 bedrooms. Lower level living/dining.kitchen.etc Located at Simon Lane, off Upper Serangoon Road, about 6.5 miles from the city Close to shopping centres, markets, schools,
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      1488 30 I IVIIIUF IBSMfr-CMATELY. DIST. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, DMT. 21 Hoover Park, near Buklt Tlmah Shopping Centre, 3-bed-roomed 2-storey terrace, 2 alrcons., well furnished. $1,850 *****0 (agent). BEAUTIFUL DETACHED BUNGALOW Dlst 10. 4 bedrooms, partially furnished, fully alrcon, modern American design, available immediately. $6,800 Call *****85 (agent). BEDOK RISE DETACHED house. 4
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      791 30 awaa^as I B: Eftw Pi OfMTUvS DMT. 15, KATONG double-storey semi-detached 4 bedrooms, servant's, partially furnished, $1350. Collier Properties *****11. DIST Is. SMLAP 2-STOREY terrace. 3 rooms/ servant's, 3 bathrooms, rental: $1,450 unfurnished. *****59/ *****33. P.H.A. DMT. 1* DOUBLE storey terrace. 3 bedrooms, servant's. $1,200 nearly fully furnished. Inter-World Appraisers:
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      630 30 a DISTRICT 11, brand new Townhouse, 3 bedrooms, servant's, tastefully furnished with swimming pool. Rental partially furnished: M.SM a DISTRICT 11, 3-bedroomed Townhouse with large balcony, fully furnished with washer, dryer, and 24 hours security service. Full recreational facilities: lljBM a DMTMCT t. beautiful brand new apartment In Furama Tawara
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      878 30 BBl 1 I a¥ BVjfc^^^Al ~9k I n ODOT IMS DMT.t (Naar Orchard Yaohan) High floor, well furnished 3-bed- 1 roomed apartment Spacious llv- Ing and dining. Furnished with 2 alrcondltloners 1 and telephone. Avsartli anmsdlalalv RENTAL: SI .MM NEGOTIABLE Plmiring: DMT. t, CAWMIBLL PLAZA on high floor with panoramic
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      862 30 DMT. 10, QRENVtLLE. NEW luxurl- ous maisonette. 3 lovely bed- 1 rooms. Games facilities Easy to schools, shopping. Call Admiral *****84/ *****57 for a pleasant 1 bargain! i DMT. 15, WAKE UP to the beautl- ful ocean view 1 Equatorial cool. 1 Palatial 4 lovely bedrooms home 1 Give yourself
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      896 30 BMBwl I ai •»*r* w J DIST. S 4-BEDROOMED NEW apartment ouUlde CBD. 4.700 sq.ft. Owner allow tenant to use as office $7400 per month. Patron: *****06/*****11, DMT. t GRANQEFORD Apartment. 3 bedrooms, split level living/ dining, central alrcond, excellent recreational facilities, $4400/- furnished Tel *****32DMT. t WALK-UP apartment near
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      717 30 ANO MO KIO/ Clty/Bedok/ Clementl/Toa Payoh. Famished/ unfurnished rooms available Please call: *****21/ *****52 FURNISHED ROOM FOR single occupant with attached bathroom, separate entrance at Orange Road. Call *****75 FURNISHED/UNFURNISHED ROOMS available In HDB or private apartments In any districts Call: *****97/ *****42 ONE MO AJRCOND room Brand new set
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      838 30 .All LC towwiwctoUon ■■11 ProittrtlM 1 ATTENTION WOOLLERTON PARK OWNERS An English family serloualy require any unit In Woollerton Park for lease in June/ July Company's lease assured. Will conalder furnished or partly furnished Owners please contact: MANAGING AGENT 2SS7SOS ARCHITECT. GERMAN-CANADIAN seeks small flat, preferably unfurnished. Furnished accommodation, separate
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      654 30 184-441* I Classified Advertising Works. sswi Dtat:--15 Boscombe Rd $I.SM 1S Wlmborne Rd $I.SM 21 HuaGuanAvr $IJM 27 JlnSellmang Si im 14 Warlngln Pk SMO.OOO 11 Hlllcrest Rd $800,000 If Duchess Aye $750,000 14 Changl 6 m .s 57M.000 12 MarThomaßd $750,000 t Devonshire Rd $800,000 10 Grennleaf Rise $fOO.OOO
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      912 31 r /Urammodation 4 ■■11 r Properties J 89 PropartMS For Sato a) Houses DISTRICT 3567. NEAR SM MING, owner leaving country, doublestorey terrace house. 3 bedrooms, unfurnished, with tenant till March '.983 Price $290,000 ono. Contact Mr Chan. *****68 DIST. I*. JALAN LABU AVER brand new double-storey duplex, splitlevel 3
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      704 31 I DIST. i», lvkrt neiuniß aouoiei storey semi-detached, area: 4.000 sq.ft 4 bedrooms, selling $585,000 0.n.0 Call *****5/ 91 1792. DMT. 1«. LUCKY HEIGHTS 2 1/2storey semi-detached. 4 rooms. 3.900 sq.ft. $550,000. View Enterprise Pte Ltd *****54. DIST. I*. SERANGOON OARDEN, single-storey semi-detached^ bedrooms. 4200 sq ft $385,000 Tahiti Homes:
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      1861 31 Proyi'tiai J a DISTRICT 11. Cheng Kirn a p Apartment. 3 bedrooms. 1.300 P r sq ft Asking: SSSOJW. a district brand new Fwa> "> ma Toarar, with 2 bedrooms, attached bathrooms, with Xl central alrcond, flooring, Dl swimming pool, close to Or- M chard Road Shopping sq Centres: $480,000
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      790 31 aBM ann n i ilniiiißi O Proportiss J COMMONWEALTH CLOSE. BLK S3 A HDB 3-roomed, high floor, q Excellent view Convenient loca- li Uon $45,000 *****48 DWT. 0114 OUEENSWAV TOWER High floor. 1.200 sq.ft. 2 bed- A rooms, servant's. $320,000. Chla li Chi Ho Realty. *****19/ *****31 j h DMT.
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      801 31 A BROAD RANGE of buyers req'Mre houses/ apartments. WillIng to pay good prices for right properties. Owners please call [Regent *****65. A FEW UMTS of detached bungaI lows/ semi-detached/ terrace I houses urgently required for Immediate purchase. Flexible budgets. Principals call: *****38 DMT. IS, MEYER TOWER Blk C. facing sea,
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      638 31 I All c Accowimodatton <t I ttl l T Properties JALAN KSJUMTSwOR FACTORY FOR RENT (oppoaita Langkok Bahni) 1 Ist floor. 3.700 sq.ft. Immediate occupation. Interested, please call: 1373*2* MR LAI/MR CHIN Jwrong JTC Factory tor sa*e> 1. Corner Terrace, 17,000 sq.ft land. 9,000 sq.ft built-in. sellIng $1.1 million ono.
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      197 31 a} c Accommoctetion SS af am,. -..at- ■■II I rrcpsnit WAREHOUSE/ FACTORY rental a from 1.500 sq.ft onwards. Call ri *****20/ *****86 after 1030 am s Nippon Enterprise. j WAREHOUSE SPACE OF various 9 slses In central location for lease at competitive rental rates, c Interested please call *****19 s
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      311 31 IRCHARO PLAZA. BEAUTIFULLY enovaled and furnished 1750 H ft with private wash facilities E Housing Associates *****68/ fOM HUP COMPLEX Outside BU. 2 units of 216 sq ft each. elllng $500 p.s f Vacant posseslon Meng Housing *****59/ *****9 2*o SQ.FT. AT Woh Hup Cornlex. 6th floor, facing Beach toad.
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      1398 32 i AccomnwMtetHKi 1 BRAND NEW OFFICE Space available at GSM Bldg. (dlst. 7) high floor. 1006 sq.ft. $3.30 psf Immediate occupation ADMER: *****88 DIST 0022. QROUNDFLOOR. FACING main road, suitable for showroom, offices and storeroom. Approximately 1,500 sq.ft Price $4 80 psr Tel. *****45. DIST. 1, PRESTIGIOUS BUILDING 1200/ 1500/
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      500 32 Ml f gar-"* I i DISTRICT 1. PEARLS CENTRE Office cum Shop for sale, good location. 214 sq ft $160,000/-. Tel: *****73/*****29. FAR EAST SHOPPINO Centre (Second Floor) good location, 344 sq.ft Available Immediately. $835 psf 0.n.0 Rolf *****1 1 MUST SELLI RUBY Shopping Plaza groundfloor corner unit 386 sq.ft
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      403 32 FAR EAST SHOPPING CENTRE Shop space of various sizes for rent. Oood for florist, halrdressIng salon, retail shop. TEL:23Sa4II CHANOI OAROEN SHOP cum office, area 2.500 sq.ft. Ideal for freight forwarder operation or storage Available Immediately Rental J2.800 Don Associates *****41/2 OROONOftOOR WOH HUP Complex, prime location, 375 sq. ft
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      568 32 _am _a^Bk "^j^* H j± U I JtaWr aH «JW TT *&maY J^ flf "^^J V s -C* .a««Br w Please send me the travel colour brochure. Kagoshima Kyoto x f 3 Nagasaki Osaka 2— -^TBaSaWX s^a^F***"^' '^L Name: I Fukuoka *Mt Fu i j W" X > 1 Nara
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      120 32 102 Tours rSoSfr^ASTERN T I DELIGHTS 1 N V Washington. I Gettysburg. Hershey. I Niagara Falls. Toronto 1 I 1000 islands. Ottawa etc I ■EASTERN HIGHUGHTSJ R N y Philadelphia II Washington. Shenandah. I II Valley. JFK Space i Centre. DisneyworW. i Miami, etc Itransamerica I 23 Days western trail
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      119 32 KENviIRI TAIWAN PHILIPPINES HONGKONG BANGKOK JAPAN BANGKOK /PAnAYA/ CHIENGMAI 5-doy/ 7-doy dep: Thors Sot. «M_y $731 7-doy $>51 HONGKONG/BANGKOK PAnAYA 8-day dep.: Sundays 8-doy $1465 TAIWAN/HONG KONG/ BANGKOK 9-day/ 1?-doy/ 14-day dep: Mondays 9-dov $1839 12-dOV: $2079 U-doy:-$-199 MANIIA/HONGKONG/ BANGKOK 6-day/ 8-day/ 10-day dep: Thursdays 6-day $1176 8-day $1416 10-day:
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      384 32 HAM HO TRMEI SERVICE IS) PTE LTD Bin 1 QUICK Gl 4-1 6- 18, Pearrs Centre, Eu Tong Sen Street, (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 01 05. Tet *****33(7 lines) Branch OUct: 1 1 9. People's Park Complex. Ground Floor, New Bridge Road, Singapore 0105. Tet 91 1661/91 1662 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 TA
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      360 32 Q Travd /Travel Ag«nci«s\ P (S) Pte. Ltd. \S Suite o2lB-0220 Mezzanine I Floor Singapore Shopping Centre 190 Clemenccau 1 Avenue Singapore 0923 I *****55 I Kuala Lumpur I \t- *****2 /All Thailand Thai Dainties 5 Bdayss73s!s9ls Dep. Every Saturday Hongkong Imperial Banquet I overnight stay In Macau V 7days
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      640 32 I Guide (INDONESIA! I HOLIDAYS Medan Ldke Toba 5 Days $520 Fverv Tuesday Bali 4 Days $889 Daily Jakarta Bogor Puniak ip.ui.i-. Bandung 5 Days $659 Every Saturday MALAYSIA TOURS 3D GENTING C/A $170. $240 3UGENTINO(AIR) $363 3DTIOMAN $23f 3DKUANTAN $1»5 3D CLUB MED S» 0 4D PENANG (Air) $440
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    82 33 WONG FOOT TENG Aged 77 paaaad away paacafulty on 1at Juna. 82 at 2.05 p.m. rWTIiry vVfiHIO Wit* Mdm Yaow Soon Pui Sons: D«uflht»r»-in-l«w Wang Lock Kaam B«Uy Tan Wong Lock Chang JannHar Wong May Ymg Wooq Lock HtonQ Wonfl Lock Hoocn Daughters: Soo»-in-l«w: Wong W*a Kim Foo
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    84 33 ROBERT TEH Age: 39 Years. Passed away on 30TH MAY, 1982 Leaving Behind: Wife, 1 Son, 2 Daughters. Mother a Father, Brothers a Meters, Nieces a Nephews and All Loved Ones. Cortege leaves TODAY: Block 11, 2N, Martilmg Dnva at 2pm. for 8EVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH, BALESTKR ROAD
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    35 33 We express our deepest condolences to the family of the late MR. ONG M AH SOH who passed away peacefully on the 30th May 1982 From: The directors and staff of M/S DELGO PTE. LTD.
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    41 33 MR. MCMMD TAN HAK MM MM PASSED AWAY SUDOENLV ON TUESDAY 1 LIAVMQ BBMD LOVED ONES TO MOURN HIS LOSS. CORTEGE VHLL LEAVE BLK M, 1t1B OLD AW 'ORT ROAD, ON SATURDAY tJUB AT 11JS«m FOR MT. VERNON CRSMATOmWL
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    IN MEMORY OF
    64 33 MM K OH Ml HUAV DC PAR TED 30 5*2 "A merry heart makcth a cheerful Countenance: but by sorrow of the heart the spirit Is broken." Pravitta 1*13 You were never sorrowful right up to the end. For that we shall always remember a cheerful friend.
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    20 33 JOYCE JOSEPHINE EVANS PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 1ST JUNE BODY LYING AT 14 EWE BOON RD. FUNERAL SERVICE PHONE 2W2W0.
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    34 33 Th« tmm*i (A tt>« MaQaniKadar ■WK&M1 wnrnt 10 axpfaas dott iwwhw! Ihaafea aad aBaracMtaM le a> ralali«aa and Man* and alatl of T.TJA, MEMENS COMPONENTS lor Ifcolrjilnd donaMowa. oondodunwg tntr nemnt bf—vmtit
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    The Family Of The Late:
    40 33 MRS CHE KUAN VAU WlthM tO •XpfNS ttf W iMflftfStt mm III to m~ nimm. Wm<i. cotImhm (Min. <N CnmiMmpiMGin mi AICA) and PaMara Irani tt» Citwy Ch»rt«iw« C— >w> *m Mwlr tt>tc BMrt mmmiwit
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    47 33 HJ A. HAMB S. MONO. O AUS (AQCOrt) DEPARTED 27 SJJ2 THE FAMR.Y OF THE LATE HJ. A. HAMB MONO. QAU8 WISHES TO EXPRESS THEM HEARTFELT THANKS AMD APFKECIATION TO ALL RELATIVES AND FRIENDS FOR THEM KIND ASSISTANCE. ATTENDANCE. PRAYERS AND DONATIONS OURINO THEIR RErnr kkikiiht
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    42 33 JOSEPH LEE AH MUN, AGED 84 PA88ED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 1.642 AT 24, JXLEY ROAD. BODY LYING IN STATE AT THE PARISH HALL OF THE CHURCH OF THE 8ACRED HEART, TANK ROAD. CORTEGE WILL LEAVE FOR C.C.K. ON FRIDAY 4.6.82 AT 2PM.
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    10 33 In Memoriam' is for the loved ones whom you remember
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    52 33 MRS LENA A. PEREIRA, 64 Called to utornal rest on May 28, 1982. Mr Abraham P. Pereira and family thank Rev. Fr. Martin, the Redemptontt communities in Singapore and Malaysia, the Choir, prayer groups, the religious orders, relatives and friends for their prayers, condolences, help and donations during their
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    33 33 THE FAMH.Y OF the late Mr Leong Wing Tun wish to express their heartfelt thanks to relatives, friends and colleagues for their condolences, wreaths, donations, attendance and kind assistance during their recent bereavement
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      34 33 MOM SEAH MEOW CHENG Departed 2nd Jum 1M0 'Dearest mother, We mlsi you so much. The Love you cave us Spoke beautifully of you.' Always remsmbsrsd by cMdran and srantfcMMrwi.
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      21 33 MOHO USOOF MOHO SALEEM DEPARTED OM 2/0701 SADLY MISSED BY WIFE, SONS, DAUOHTERS-W-LA w a ORANO CHILDREN.
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      757 33 >*L Q Travel Ck»Me 102 TtMiTS METROPOLITAN YMCA TOURS offer: i EUROPE OVERLAND CH-U TOURS '^i^iSif*" ho w u ux < u sus!,ou ß l» «-.SM«ESSS..«. hal. Hongxhou, Hongkong Dep: NATIONAL PARK 3/6, 13/7, 17/8. 7/9, 21/10. From 20th June. 6D/SN, SSSS M- 800 PWeo.coM PULAU TIOMAN HOUDAYS *****00 $120
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      663 33 TYPEWRfTBIQ Classes anytime convenient to you, from 8.00 am 10 pm (Including Saturdays and Sundays) Individual coaching Explana tlon In English, Mandarin, Malay and Tamil. Taught by experienced, qualified and dedicated teachers. Shift classes can be arranged for shift employees PUBLIC RELATIONS 1) Sat 4.00-6.00pm 05/06 2) Tues 6 30-8
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      829 33 |H*c— *—c^ The Language School with the INTERNATIONAL CLASS ENGLISH GERMAN FRENCH ITALIAN SPANISH MANDARIN JAPANESE MALAY INDONESIAN P TEL *****66 J X^ Registration hours: Bam 9pm f RAJA'S COLLEGE "A offers NEW SESSIONS I I Secretarial, Stenography, Bookkeeping, I I Shorthand, Typing, Accounting, I gj Correspondence, English, Telex, etc.
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      1188 33 Pl| H Msooa^alootrartla.l COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COURSE Commencing 7 June ISS2 A 2 month comprehensive course In theory and practical aspects of computer programming Morning, Evening It Weekend classes. Lessons conducted twice a week. Practical* conducted on our own micro-computers. (Total: 6 hrs a week) Fee: $50 per month ENROL NOW
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      191 33 ►■111 1 135 Ptrsonal Massages 134 Lost Found tf%l aaß a BLACK BMEF-CASE containing SEMINAR 29 air tickets, passport, important documents, lost on S 5/82 „orimiio m at Komalavllas Restaurant GEARING UP Serangoon Road Finder please FOR SUCCESS" ca Te>: ;ywT (Indian Embas(How You Can Motivata LOtT female Australian YourssH
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      737 34 APPOINTMENTS Kuktkraf is the only integrated leather, leather-goods and footwear manufacturer in the nation. An expansion program has been undertaken in order to meet the ever-increasing demand for our products and several vacancies have been created due to the necessary reorganisaion. Applications are therefore invited for the following appointments: A.
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      519 34 GOODYEAR MALAYSIA BERHAD invites applications from suitably qualified Malaysians to All the following position:- SALES REPRESENTATIVE An«: Between 25 and 35 years. Mk Qualification: S Minimum School Certificate /Malaysian Certificate of Mr, Education. X' Must be proficient in Bahasa Malaysia and English. 9 Must possess valid Driving licence and be
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      361 34 INTERNATIONAL REAL ESTATE MARKETING ORGANISATION Wishes to engage the services of toplevel marketing/sales executives for their Singapore and Kuala Lumpur offices. We are looking for outstanding individuals, who are willing to make a success out of this challenging assignment. Our organisation represents first class properties located in several States of
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      617 34 NOTICES TEXTILE CORPORATION OF MALAYA BERHAD NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICb IS HEREBY GIVEN that Ihc Twenty Him Annual General Meeting of Textile Corporation of Miil.iv.i Berhad wilLbc held ai ihc Conference Room of ihc Company 3 m v Jalan Tamnoi. Johor Bahru. on Thursday 24ih June 1982 ai
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      681 35  -  EPSOM JEEP says Selangor Turf Club should have acted boldly to uphold prestige of the big sprint A DANGEROUS precedent has been set. Two highly-rated stayers, Saas Fee and Taman Singapura, have been included in the line-up for the $50,000 King's Gold Cup trial over 1,200 m
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      395 35 They clash on Saturday ON THE TRACK with TIPTOP KUALA LUMPUR, Tues LlkM Onl, with two successive victories out of three starts, underlined his chances in the Class 1 Div 4 sprint on Saturday with an impressive 600 m workout in 40.8 sec here
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      993 35 There will be off-course betting at Bukit Timah today bat no sale of Big Sweep tickets DAfr -I 1.30 MARA Class 2 Div B IVAt^Ei 1 1,200 m 1 2 Otow T*4 (ljkandar PC) KFCbaag 8 I 85*1 Btae Meaatata 18 (Bukit Tlmah SC) DNbtn 3
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      45 35 RACE 1: Glow, Delight RACE t: Jot Ahead, Dynamite Dnrk RACE S: Snow Prim*, Pleasant Pleaanre RACE 4: Kadasan, Lovely Virginia RACE t: Rlbat, Ortaaa RACE Jay Of Harmony, Hypocrite RACE 1: Syahas, Bold Decree RACE 8: Singapore Prince, Aleak RACE I: Polyanna, Zermatt
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      410 35 Ambassador City From June Ist until September 30th we'll guarantee your accommodation at a 40% incentive discount you can't afford to miss and we'll make your business trip an investment. mmmmmmmmmm. li^l^l'^!-^ 1 ,000 rooms and suites in IH^L* three categories to suit every mmm^Hr v f~~ businessman With a
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      604 35 AHILOW A Suite 2110 21st Floor. Shaw Centre No 1 Scotts Road mV'V'4 Smqapoce 0922 Tel *****69 J Chief Accountant I $60,000 A leading international organisation with an established presence in this Region is seeking a qualified and experienced Chief Accountant to join its management team in Petaling Jaya The
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      Lock icon Only small signs World Cup around the corner
      455 36 MADRID, Tues. The World Cup soccer finals there are barely two weeks before the first match is just around the corner but, in many ways, it is still very far away. Though Spanish television declared that the "World Cup started" with the
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      196 36 OTHER SOCCER BUENOS AIRES, Tues. Ferrocarril Oeste, Estudiantes, Talleres and Quilmes qualified for the semi-finals of the Argentine soccer championships yesterday. Ferrocarril drew 0-0 with Independiente Rivadavia, Estudiantes drew 2-2 with San Martin and Talleres beat Racing Cordoba 3-1. Estudiantes and Ferrocarril had previously won their quarter-final games and Talleres
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      436 36 LONDON, Tues. Northern Ireland have included outstanding 17-year-old prospect Norman Whiteside in their 22-strong squad chosen yesterday for the World Cup soccer finals starting in Spain on June 13. Whiteside, a striker who recently made his debut for English First Division Manchester United, had played for Ireland
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      81 36 BONN, Ties. Seeeer fans might have trouble reeepdalM West Germany's PlMl Brelteer when be pUys la tie World Cap finals In Spain later this After eight yean with an unkempt beard, Breltner hae decided ea a cteaa shaven leek and, by his own admission, bow
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      119 36 AUCKLAND, Tues. New Zealand have no need to be apprehensive about playing in the World Cup finals in Spain, according to Graham Taylor, manager of the English First Division club Watford. Watford recently completed a three-match tour of New Zealand. Speaking after the third
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        344 36 STEVE McGARRY FIXTUMfS i GROUP THOSE) Juno IMI (EMM. t 00pm I v HUNGARY Juno It* (Etch* 9 00pm v BELGIUM Juno 23rd (AMconta. OOpm ARGENTINA Colour* AMBkM Matrtp UWMm woau> cuf RNAia nccono It 7» nrtWourf Oovnod by STEVE a ADRIAN McGAKRY wu.Yt ymmrm wgo ki atvooc pwyw
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      138 36 HERE'S HOW 1 MAN CAN LOAD, UNLOAD DELIVER EVEN UP DOWN STAIRS BULKY, HEAVY OBJECTS! BY USING THE SUNWA CARRY- UP AND GALION POWER GATE zbs\ "mJ-tf nti M i^BBBBBk^JB^, I^bbbblbbbl IMm W^W Peabody Gallon POWER GATE Oi To replace a conventional H^V' 4W tailboard the Gallon Power H^~ Gate
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      Lock icon Ang and Lee make it to final rounds
      265 37 Ang and Lee make it to final rounds JAKARTA, Tues. Singapore's Ang Wah Heng and Lee Yew Chye qualified for the final rounds of the Asian table tennis championships here yesterday. Lee beat Saudi Arabia's Amir Saleh 21-13, 21-15 and Ang outplayed Indonesia's Hendra Gunawan 21-9, 21-9 in the preliminary
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      Toh looks a cut above rivals
      194 37  -  PETER SIOW By TOH KIAN LAM, a Chinese High School student, looks a cut above the rest in the boys' under-16 national age-group table tennis championships, starting at Poi Ching School, Toa Payoh. tomorrow. His talent was spotted two years ago when he was
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      Serapong Course to open for play
      356 37 GOLF CHAT ...By DEREK WILD THE inward nine holes of Sentosa Golf Club's splendid new Serapong Course will be open to members and their guests for the first time on Saturday. In fact, players with a 24 handicap or below will be able to
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      Tay's fancied, but too young for ASEAN title
      583 37 TAY KWANG JIN, the Singapore Island Country Club's new champion, is fancied to win this week's first ASEAN senior golfers' tournament over the Island Location's pleasant Old Course tomorrow and on Friday, reports DEREK WILD. But the long-hitting Tay won't be able
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      Jacklin beats Langer in a dramatic finish
      200 37 GOLF ROUND-UP IX)NDON, Tues. Britain's Tony Jacklin beat West German Bemhard Langer at the first extra hole of a sudden-death play-off at to win the British Professional Golfers' Association championship in Hillside, Southport, yesterday. Jacklin, 37, had a final round of 70 and
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      199 37 PARIS, Tues. American Zina Garrison, making her first European tennis tour as a professional after winning the junior Wimbledon title last year, has provided both a giantkilling and rags-to-riches story at this year's French Open championships. Zina, unseeded for the women's singles, earned herself \r
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      Lock icon Connors, Chris close in on French title
      407 37 PARIS, Tues. Jimmy Connors, the men's No. 1, and Chris Evert Lloyd, the women's top seed, for the French Open tennis championships, won their way into the quarter-finals and semi-finals respectively here yesterday. Connors, making a determined bid for the one big title
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      Lock icon McEnroe's Wimbledon hope
      274 37 MANCHESTER, Toes. Defending champion John McEun, troubled by Injured ankle, said y estenUy he hopra to play at the Wimbledon tennis championships at the end of the month. "I hope I'll be ready In time for Wimbledon, bat It's not one of those snapping of flager thugs,"
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      127 37 LONDON, Tues. India's Ramsesh Krishnan, beaten by Czechoslovakia's Ivan Lendl in the third round of the French Open championships in Paris last week, crashed out of the Kent tennis tournament to unheralded New Zealander Dave Mustard in Beckenham yesterday. Krishnan lost two tie-breaks to go out in
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      Squash in SEA Games schedule?
      250 38  -  PATRICK BABTIANS By SSRA hope to convince delegates at meeting FOREIGN delegates, who will converge in the Republic for the 12th South-east Asia Games Council meeting on Friday, are to be sounded out on the possibility of including squash in next year's Games, which Singapore
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        29 38 ATHLETICS: Michelle Scutt, 21-year-old bank clerk, set a British and Commonwealth record of 50.63 sec. for the women's 400 metres at a meet in Cwmbran, Wales, yesterday.
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        It's Grete
        36 38 Norwegian school teacher Grete waltz, 28, won the L'eggs mmi -marathon for the fourth successive year in New York. Waitz, a three-time winner of the New York city marathon, clocked 31 mm. 59 sec.
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        102 38 BASEBALL: Detroit Tigers edged out California Angels 4-3 in an American League game. Other results: American: Boston Red Sox 5 Oakland Athletics 2, Toronto Blue Jays 5 New York Yankees 4, Cleveland Indians 9 Minnesota Twins 4, Baltimore Orioles 8 Texas Rangers 7, Kansas City Royals 11 Chicago
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        37 38 BOXING: Unbeaten Edwin Rosario, of Puerto Rico, put himself in line for a world super-featherweight title shot when he stopped American Edwin Viruet in the third round of their scheduled 10--round bout in Las Vegas.
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        27 38 CYCLING: Soviet riders consolidated their hold on the Tour of Britain amateur road cycling race by taking the first three overall placings in Skegness, England.
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        21 38 Rene Koppert, 21, of Holland, won the prologue of the Criterium Dv Dauphine cycling race In Avignon, France. Agencies.
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      239 38 LONDON, Tues. The visiting Indian cricketers collected the first win of their England tour when they beat Hampshire by three wickets at South- ampton yesterday. The victory will be an important confidencebooster before their two one-day internationals against England next week. Set to score
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      171 38 Kalli is saviour for the Warwicks LONDON, Tues. Former West Indies Test star Alvin Kallicharan scored 235 to save Warwickshire from the follow-on in the County cricket championship match against Worcestershire yesterday. Scores: At CfcMrterfleM: Nottinghamshire 320-9 dec and 77-2. Derbyshire 259 (J. Wright 141 no., G. Miller 44, R.
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      Webb should net national coach's job
      241 38 Webb should net national coach's job THE hunt is oh for a national squash coach to replace New Zealand's Tony Naughton, whose contract with the Singapore Squash Rackets Association expired in April, reports PATRICK BASTIANS And speculation is that it will end with Englishman, Martin Webb that is, if the
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      214 38  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By GILLIAN Chee and Christina Tham stole the show with a record-break-ing dead-heat first place in the 100 metres backstroke for girls' under-14 on the first day of the Singapore Swimming Club junior championship at Tanjong Rhu yesterday. The pair
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      Lock icon Veronica sets expatriates' meet alight
      462 39  -  J. RAJENDRAN By VERONICA MULVEY looks like having a bright future in athletics if her performances in the seventh expatriate schools meet at the Jurong Stadium yesterday is anything to go by. The 13-year-old United World College student won both the 100 metres and 200
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      Tjia makes third seed Foo sweat for berth
      471 39 Tjia makes third seed Foo sweat for berth AFTER an easy openingnight tie in the national junior badminton individual championships, thirdseeded Foo Khian Jin had to sweat for a third-round berth at the Singapore Badirinton Hall last nip'.ti, reports LEX SHOW YAM. His second-round opponent, Welly Tjia, came back strongly
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      Farouk, Lam in key posts
      263 39  -  R. MANOR AJ By FAROUK MARICAN, 36, a former international hockey player has been appointed manager of the national team. Farouk, had been active on the international scene for more than 10 years. He made his final appearance at the 1970 Asian Games in Bangkok.
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      Patsy's goals put SRC in final
      156 39 Patsy's goals put SRC in final SINGAPORE Recreation Club, with the help of international striker Patsy LJm's goals, overcame a resolute Theresians 2-1 in the Singapore Women's Hockey Association knock-out semi-finals on the Padang yesterday, reports R. MANORAJ. Moaned Theresians coach V.K. Chelvam: "We had our chances, but did not
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      Fund-raising projects for big rugby event
      194 39 THE Singapore Rugby Union have mapped out a series of fund-raising projects for the Asian Rugby Football Union championship, which they will host in November. SRU officials, determined to make the event the most spectacular and memorable ever, have put their machinery into motion.
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      WORLD CUP MATCHES 'LIVE' ON TELEVISION
      202 39 SOME of this month's World Cup soccer ties will be telecast live from Spain by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation. Already confirmed are the two firstround matches between England and France on June 16 and Poland and Peru on June 22. SBC will also televise
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      National call-up for rising star
      238 39  -  PETER SIOW By ANG HOCK SANS dazzling peformance (or Kong Siong during the recent National Basketball League championship did not escape the attention of the Basketball Association of Singapore selectors. Ang, a former youth player, has shown immense improvement over the past year, particularly in
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      67 39 BANGKOK. Tues. Thailand's first world flyweight boxing champion Pone Kingpetch died at a hospital here late last night of a heart attack and pneumonia, hospital sources said today. He was 47. The three-time world flyweight champion, who had been suffering from a number of ailments for several years,
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      40 39 EAST RUTHERFORD, Tues. The Chicago Sting beat New York Cosmos 4-3 yesterday to win the Traas Atlantic challenge Cup soccer tournament in New Jersey. In a consolation match, Napoli, of Italy, defeated National, of Uuruguay, 3-0. Reuter.
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      Sarvindar, Chua leave for training in Jakarta
      346 39  -  LEK SEO W YAM By CHUA Koon Siong and Sarvindar Singh two of Singapore's top weightlifters will leave tomorrow for two weeks of intensive training in Jakarta. Their training stint is in line with *-i the Singapore Amateur Weightflfting Federation's efforts to upgrade
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      58 39 TODAY'S EVENTS BADMINTON National junior championships (SB Hall, 7.30 p. m.). BOWLING National championships (Celebrity Bowl, 8 45a.m.). SOCCEB BGBFL Dtv. I: Cisco v Customs SC (Farrer Park, 515 p.m.); Frtoatly: Jollilads v Mohan's Dept Store (Queenstown, 5.15 p. m TABLE TENNB National age-group meet (Poi Ching School, 2j>. m
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      Singapore in line to host clubs' tourney
      264 39  -  JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE are strongly tipped to be the first hosts of the I ASEAN Champion I Clubs' soccer competition, scheduled early next year. The other candidates are Malaysia and originators Indonesia. Singapore are being given serious consideration because of their facilities
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      Young Ting shines
      150 39 Young Ting shines JEFFREY TING, a name as fresh as his youthful looks, is the new leader in the Masters' qualifying list of the Anchor BeerMaruman Lighters national bowling championships at the Celebrity Bowl. Ting accumulated 1.254 pinfalLs to dislodge overnight leader K. T. Ong (1,246). Veteran southpaw Peter Lew
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      Change of dates
      50 39 THE Ovaltine individual graded squash championships will be held from Aug 7-22 and not from July 31-Aug 15 as reported las: week. The Singapore Squash Rackets Association explained the change of dates is because the Anchor Business Houses league had to be fitted into the squash calendar.
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      Singapore to spend $3m for Games
      280 39  -  WILFRED YEO By THREE million dollars that's Singapore's budget for staging the South-east Asia Games from May 28-June 6 next year. Disclosing the figure, Singapore National Olymec Council president Mr W. Barker said: "Three million dollars is not a lot of money for organising
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    138 40 Baby who's a perfect 10 MRS Christina Sanuvne with her "giant" baby 19-kg boy believed to be one of the largest babies ever bam. The biggest baby on recard Is believed to have weighed 1M kg. The bay, Slthandlveni Samane, is the fifth child of Mrs Samane, 32, who lives
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    313 40 One in 10 weekend drivers is drunk, says book WASHINGTON, Tues. As many as 10 per cent of all drivers are drunk, by legal definitions, on weekend nights, a new book on drunken driving says. < The book says most motor-vehicle crashes in which alcohol plays a part involve far
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    650 40 MONEY PART OF GULF NATIONS' PEACE EFFORTS MANAMA, Tuos. ARAB states on the Persian Gulf offered Iran US$25 billion (Sss2 billion) yesterday to stop its war with Iraq, apparently afraid triumphant Iranian armies will invade Iraqi territory to oust President Saddam Hussein,
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    46 40 KATHMANDU, Tues. A 90--minute storm damaged 800 homes in and around Janakpur, a town 120 km south of the Nepalese capital, last Friday, the official national news agency said today. The storm also damaged crops and disrupted communications but there were no casualties. UPI.
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    31 40 NEW YORK, Tues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials remained unchanged at 819.54 in the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    43 40 JAKARTA, Tues. Five deaths have been reported in an outbreak of cholera which has stricken 386 people in the West Java regency of Bandung since early last month, the head of the area health office, Dr A. Abikusna said today. AP.
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    303 40  -  PETER HAZELHURST By Our Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Tuesday THE Chinese Prime Minister, Mr Zhao Ziyang, has asked Japan for more financial assistance and technology to develop China's offshore oil fields and modernise the country's outdated industrial plants, Japanese officials announced tonight. Mr
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    195 40 BEIJING, Tues. Chinese security authorities have detained an American woman on "theft of state secrets" allegations in the first such action since the Cultural Revolution. The US embassy, confirming the incident this morning, said it has protested to the Chinese government about "notification and access"
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      251 40 Why they left England has pianists Scow Yit Kin, Toh Chee Hung and Melvyn Tan Ban Eng. Northern Ireland has former violin child prodigy Lee Pan Hon; North America has the choreographer brothers Goh Choo Chiat and Choo San; and West Germany has ballerina-choreographer Melinda Lewis. And that's not the
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      384 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. One of the first beneficiaries of the Government's decision to build the MRT is Chartered Bank, reports RICHARD SEAH. CHRIS LIM profiles the growth of Transmarco from a small company into a leading distributor of luxury products in the Republic. Genting Bhd has
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      133 40 UP TO Ip.m. TODAY: Showers In several areas in the early morning. TEMP. (C) op to (a.m. tomorrow: M max., 25 mln. SUNSET today: I.X p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: f.s< a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 8/15 C Showers MmU» 24/36 C Fair Baagkek 27/34 C Cloudy Melbeane 7/15 C Showers BriJbiK 16/28
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        1919 1 Cop or cavalry mascot? Fewer than half a per cent of police officers in England and Wales are black. MOIRA MEECHAM charts one man's attempts to integrate with the forces of law and order. THE SCARMAN REPORT 'The destruction of racial prejudice requires a determined and concerted effort throughout society,
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        BROTHERS IN LAW.
        33 1 kcd in rec cnt y^ n3VC Pf troK T UndeßUnd Safeguard^ k fester *3tt=ssaf* -£sssH A recent London police ml v ill n mini m B^^^< a L Lbufijj^iUi I
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      HUMAN ACTIONS
      272 2 THE BODY IN QUESTION THE BRUTE MACHINE (Ch 5, 11.11 p.m.): This ninth episode on the human body examines the mechanism of action In man. How Is the Idea of action in our minds converted Into the act Itself? Jonathan Miller and Dudley Moore discuss the neurological implications
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        SBC's `Prop Higgins'
        913 3 KANNAN CHANDRAN talks to Maggie Ross on speech training. CAN one person fill a role that effectively requires three? With the recent exit of speech trainers Judy Niner and lan de Staines from SBC, a hiatus in SBC's daily functioning has to be filled by a solitary
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        Provocative films
        295 3 Festival of Early Fassbinder Films Part II Go*th«-lnstitut Auditorium 7.30 p.m. Until July 1. Free Previewed by JOHN DE SOUZA MORE provocative celluloid from the enfant terrible of modern German cinema Rainer Werner Fassbinder in Part Two of the Festival of Early Fassbinder Films. Fear Eats The Soul
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        Bold little musical
        461 3 NUS Choir June 2, 8 p.m. Victoria Theatre Previewed by REBECCA CHUA WHEN the NUS Choir make their choral tour of Shrewsbury and Croydon from June 10-20, it would have been so easy to resort to a well-tried Western repertoire. But singer-songwriter, conductor, ordained minister, businessman Samuel
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        DOC TALK
        1288 4 By DR PK Good communication, free communication, with or between men, is always therapeutic. Carl Rogers EFFECTIVE communication is very important in any human relationship and it is even more crucial between a patient and his doctor. Although the onus of establishing good communication falls on the doctor,
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        Maternalism of the '70s
        811 4  -  KATE MORRISON By in London IN THE 1950s motherhood was considered a woman's career, and the baby manuals advised her to control and regulate her new baby as if she were managing an office. "Be careful," warns a baby book of the period, "never to overdo
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      14 1 Professor Higgins of SBC LEISURE, Page 3 The doctor is in OUTLOOK, Paga 4
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      195 2 Viol I AMuS Greatest Leather Attraction Asia's best for the third year running 0 ■NTEAN/moNAt Incorporating the first IC^tk^r INTERNATIONAL KCI JLi W LEATHERGOODS FAIR MMMM JUNE 2 5, 1982. WORLD TRADE CENTRE, SINGAPORE OPEN DAILY: 10a.m. 3p.m. (Trade registered visitors only) 3p.m. 6p.m. (Public) Come and see what's in
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      14 2 rag; j^H Jane Seymour appearing In Best Sellers' Seventh Avenue (Ch 3, 11.52 p.m.)
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      576 2 «BC5 sees CROCODILE Tears (Ch 8, 9M p.m.): In an act of revenge, Wen Jun exposes the Tian En's negligence which caused the death of a pregnant woman. He, with evidence provided by a nurse, speaks against Tian during a press conference. Tian has to face a medical board inquiry
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      338 2 him when he tries to escape from the police. C TV MALAYSIA) BEST Sellers Seventh Avenue (Ch 3, 11.52 p.m.): In this first of a new series, Jay Blackman works hard at odd jobs to support his family. His younger brother, Al, too has to drop out from school to
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      1256 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by Jaws (Chi- 7.30 News And Weather Forecast nese/r) (Malay) 4.20 Male And Female In Plants And 7.50 Sandrwara Memti Sert|a Animals 8.35 Your Shopping Guide 4.30 The Adventures Of Guiver 8.45 Today's FBI Gulf Coast 4.50 Medical Report 9.45 News
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      327 3 From Sime Darby Travel i^ 2 O days Syd 11^ California WyOm w tours for only SSSB9O^J^TOwM no hidden c osts!^-^^J/ Singapore-Sydney- v^?v W^^ America return, with n^S/J^CA y nights five-star hotel f[fijj\\ #'X accommodation L \ry^ /J^^ for only *****0 \*v^TOy three departures weekly! Tz^^^^r V\/)l For people who
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      333 4 A community service project of the Singapore Medical Association and The Straits Times The answer to lasting beauty goes skin deep. Cream of Oils. Under the surface of your skin, each individual skin cell needs rfi^ moisture to remain soft, and healthy. ■^^^B HlHk^^^^fll^^rr^ vn wmc gasoline fumes and even
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      169 5 There is only one RAFFLES This is the jstory of one of the most famous hotels in the world. There may be others more luxurious, more opulent, but none has shared so intimately the vicissitudes of its birthplace as the Raffles. This book relives its saga and remembers the characters
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      337 5 >ltu romantic 411 WEEK! PATUAV (*****00) NOTE TIMEB: I llMlnAl 10.30 am, 3.00 7.30pm V I PATRONB PLEASE NOTE I As the main film feature will start almost immedi- i I I ataly after the advertised show timas, patrons ara kindly advisad to coma early. < SCHOOL CHILDREN CONCESSIONS I
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        915 1  -  TEO HAN WUE By IN sweat-soaked leotards and tights their agile limbs and supple bodies bend, swing, leap and piroutte keenly as though they have completely recovered from the exhausting day. The stuffy studio gets even warmer when the routine gets well under
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        403 1 MADAM Wong Tew Chin, 36, could very well spend her evenings leisurely with her husband and two children like any happy housewife. Bat for twe evenings m week she Is at the dance studio at the National Theatre to give gui dance and Inspiration to badding dancers
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        Seeing China with the bamboo curtain down
        854 2  -  LEONG WENG KAM By MOST documentary films made on China, either featured the scenic places of interest or highlighted the country's glorious past. Few told of the country's present and even fewer discussed the future. The latest about the world's most populated nation,
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