The Straits Times, 3 June 1982

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    16 1 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Lock icon British troops seize vital pass
    779 1 Ring closes tighter on Stanley Falklands BUENOS AIRES, Wednesday BRITISH forces, supported by helicopters and artillery, have seized control of a vital pass leading to the Falkland Islands' capital of Port Stanley after capturing Mount Kent and the strategic Two Sisters Ridge from retreating Argentine
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    Lock icon American woman held for sixth day in Beijing
    180 1 American woman held for sixth day in Beijing AMERICAN Lisa Wichser (above), 28, yesterday entered her sixth day of detention by Chinese authorities in Beijing after she was accused of stealing state secrets. A government statement issued on Tuesday said Miss Wichser "viojated Chinese laws by engaging in activities that
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    Lock icon Pope's kiss starts a craze
    91 1 Pope's kiss starts a craze LONDON, Wed. Pope John Paul's famous gesture of kissing the soil of countries lie visits has started a craze among passengers arriving at Gatwick Airport, officials said yesterday. Since the Pope kissed the tarmac at Gatwick last Friday at the start of Us six-day British
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    81 1 6 THIS Is the age of ageing. A unique demographic shift Is taking place as more people Uve Into their Ms than ever before. There will he twice as many grandparents as babies in 4f years' time. They cant simply be pot oat to pasture or dumped in racking chairs
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    Lock icon Africa visits
    25 1 HONGKONG, Wed. A Chinese military delegation left Beijing yesterday on a friendship visit to Zaire, Burundi and Rwanda, Xinhua news agency reported. AFP.
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    21 1 NEW DELHI, Wed. Polling to find a successor to India's President Sanjiva Reddy will take place next month. Reuter.
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    Helping them to absorb more from their reading
    282 1 Helping them to absorb more from their reading EACH primary school should have by 1904 two teachers who are trained to help pupils absorb more from their reading. These teachers will help design reading programmes for pupils of different levels and choose writing materials to supplement books used in school.
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    Lock icon Japanese suspend tanker services
    136 1 TOKYO, Wed. Japanese shipping lines have suspended oil tanker services to and from Kharg Island in the Persian Gulf following Iraqi air attacks on the Iranian oil export depot there on Sunday, the Japan Ocean Liner Labour Association said today. The association, grouping 22 major Japanese
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    Fun way for pupils to brush up on Mandarin
    292 1 Fun way for pupils to brush up on Mandarin THOUSANDS of schoolchilden will be able to improve their Mandarin in comfort when a television quiz show begins on June 15. A total of 216 primary school pupils in groups of six will pit their language skills against each other in
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    Lock icon Yangtse span
    50 1 BEIJING, Wed. Construction of China's longest road bridge, over the River Yangtse in the south-western province of Sichuan, is nearing completion and will be open to traffic on October 1, the Workers' Daily said today. The superstructure of the 1, 256-metre bridge at Luzhou is now complete. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Jobless down by 64,000
    82 1 BONN, Wed. Unemployment in West Germany fell by 64.000 last month to 1.65 million or 6.9 per cent of the workforce, but it was still the highest May total for 30 years. Labour Office president Josef Stingl said the fall was entirely due to seasonal factors.
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    Ghana cuts
    31 1 THE HAGUE, Wed. Ghana is closing a quarter of its embassies worldwide because it is walking on a economic tightrope, an official at the Ghanaian embassy here said. COMICS
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    Lock icon Military action against Taiwan 'not ruled out'
    380 1 Military action against Taiwan 'not ruled out' HAMBURG, Wed CHINA has not ruled out the possibility of taking military action against Taiwan, China's Deputy Foreign Minister Qian Qichen said in an interview published here today by the West German weekly, Stern. The problem of Taiwan "must be resolved" this decade,
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    Big debate on law to take kidneys from the dead
    489 1  - Big debate on law to take kidneys from the dead BENG TAN, By I Our Medical Reporter ABOUT 1,000 Singaporeans will be given a public platform on June 12 to discuss whether there should be legislation to allow the State to use, for transplant, the kidneys of those who have
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      Lock icon INVITATION TO REAGAN AND GOLDWATER
      65 1 BEIJING, Wed. China's top leader Dene Xiaoping has Invited United States President Ronald Reagan and Senator Barry Goldwater, both lonK-timr Taiwan supporters, to visit China, IS Senatr majority leader Howard Baker said today. Mr Baker said Mr Deng extended the InvitnMon yesterday and today vice-Premier
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      211 1 50 pages too A taste of the Ming era in Jurong Back Page SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS S, 4, 5, S CAUSEWAY 13 COMICS IS EDITORIAL IC LETTERS 17 BACKGROUND 18 TIMES BUSINESS 19-22 CLASSIFIEDS 23-33 SPORTS 34-37 Builder liable if sale delayed: Privy Council Page 8 The men behind
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      382 2 Men behind shows SINGAPORE'S big-time show business managers and promoters seem to have one thing in common a tough background. Take, for instance, Bunny Boseo, who manages Anita Sarawak and has brought in foreign acts which include Ray Charles, Supremes and Lobo. He says of the Bronx in
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      HOME
      549 2 Investment pays off ALL the time and trouble which the Chartered Bank spent on their $14 million MftT reserve at Battery Road a huge "box" which allows the MRT to run beneath the proposed Chartered Bank Building has proved worthwhile. The bank will face minimal inconveniences when construction of
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      COMMENTS
      404 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: SHOULD we opt for the "contracttngoot" scheme under which the kidneys of a dead person can be removed by the state hospital for transplant as long as there is no prior written objection? Mnch must depend on the level of sophistication In the society. At
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      214 2 IHI BIGGEST AMONG NON-PETROCHEMICALS ISHIKAWAJIMA-Harima Heavy Industries' investment in Singapore is the only nonpetrochemical venture in the Republic worth over $150 million in "terms of gross fixed assets invested. There are just seven international companies manufacturing which have investments of over $150 million each in Singapore. The other
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      BACKGROUND
      141 2 FUTURE PATTERN OF SOVIET LEADERSHIP THE post-Brezhnev era is on its way. The future Soviet leadership pattern has moved into sharper focus with the appointment of Mr Vitaly Fedorchuk to replace Mr Yuri Andropov as head of the KGB. Mr Fedorchuk, unlike his predecessor, is a professional, rather than
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      SPORTS
      156 2 Swedish sensation SWEDE Mats Wilander, 17, caused the biggest sensation in the French Open tennis championships to date when he beat fifth-seeded American Vitas Gerulaitis 6-3, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4. Afterwards, Gerulaitis said: "I think the court helped him he played well, was steady, and played a good solid match."
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      505 2 Nuclear talks AMERICAN companies could help develop China's future nuclear power industry if talks on a nuclear cooperation agreement work out. Deputy Secretary of State Walter Stoessel has said that President Ronald Reagan values US relations with China "highly" and "believes it is important to work together
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      212 2 Mahathir's guidelines NO night-clubs and no ostentatious conduct these are the guidelines for ministers and state leaders laid down by Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad. This is in line with his campaign promise to create a clean and efficient and government. He has also
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      SECTION 3 (Spore edition)
      149 2 Sekwan pottery IN THE fine art of artistic ceramics, Sekwan (Shiwan), a small town in Guangdong, China, has an advantage over the rest of the country. For it is here that the right kind of clay for skilful pottery is found in abundance. Apart from the
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      273 2 President desk with Artitort chairs The new President Line More than just prestige double security as well At one glance, the Presi- So, in addition to presdent Line of executive tige, the new President desks, cabinets and ere- jRTJ&j&'/rtol Line of furniture gives you denzas gives you the feel mM^f/^'JFm'
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon US and China exploring possible N-cooperation
      451 3 WASHINGTON, Wed THE Reagan administration said yesterday that it had begun talks with China on the possibility of an agreement on nuclear cooperation which would enable American companies to help develop China's future nuclear power industry. This was disclosed by Deputy Secretary of State
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      Lock icon Baker blunders on Taiwan status
      176 3 BEIJING, Wed. US Senate majority leader Howard Baker, who came to reassure China of American friendship, committed an apparent Nllp-Gf-the-tongue yesterday when he Indicated that Taiwan Is a separate country. China says Taiwan Is a breakaway province and the United States agreed, when It broke
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      Police warn of fake HKSI.OOO —notes—
      234 3  - Police warn of fake HKSI.OOO notes— WINSOME LANE By Our Hongkong Reporter HONGKONG, Wed. Officers of the Commerical Crimes Bureau (CCB) said today that fake HK$l.OOO banknotes may be circulating throughout South-east Asia. Last night, police arrested in a restuarant, a 48--year-old man carrying a bag containing 800 of the
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      Boy, 6, who was locked in safe for 4 hours
      178 3 Boy, 6, who was locked in safe for 4 hours THIS six-year-old boy (right), who spent more than (our hours inside a safe In a New York office, was rescued unharmed on Tuesday night. The boy, Abdullah Alias, is the son of Mr Abdullah Suhaiml, the ,c d'affaires of the
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      Lock icon Chun reshuffles Cabinet again
      298 3 SEOUL, Wed. President Chun Doo-Hwan today reshuffled his Cabinet for the second time in less than two weeks, a presidential spokesman said. Foreign Minister Lho Shin-Yong was named director of the Agency for National Security Planning (NSP), successor to the former Korean Central Intelligence Agency, the
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      Lock icon Zhao, Suzuki pledge on Asia stability
      248 3 Zhao, Suzuki pledge on Asia stability TOKYO, Wednesday VISITING Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang and Japanese Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki have confirmed that China and Japan will continue to exert their efforts to maintain stability in Asia and the whole world, a joint communique issued today said. Released after two rounds
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      Lock icon Anthony sets off to reduce trade barriers
      200 3 Anthony sets off to reduce trade barriers CANBERRA, Wed. Deputy Prime Minister Doug Anthony left today on a three-week trade and energy mission to Britain, the United States and Canada aimed at reducing protectionism. Mr Anthony, also Minister for Trade and Resources, will meet officials to discuss failure of the
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      308 3 CJUCStJQIL ~)f£hf-^ M Jll^A v *3* mm Ong Eng Huat. Floor Manager. Eastern Palace, Supreme House. <_-^" B^ f M. I Jifc W "mii The two Hast cm Palace restaurants in Supreme House and Lucky I J lazu %*W"P W IflllSiiii Hp: have long been a favourite rendezvous for Singapore
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      Lock icon Reagan to seek Europe pact on Soviet trade squeeze
      515 4 WASHINGTON, Wednesday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan said yesterday he would ask West European leaders this week to agree to temporary restraints on trade and credits to the Soviet Union while avoiding a return to the cold war of the *****. He told
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      Lock icon If treaty inhibits MX missile...
      243 4 WASHINGTON, Wednesday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan would ignore the terms of the *****' arms control treaties, despite a pledge to abide by them, If they interferred with his plan to deploy the new MX missile, a high-rank-ing administration official said today. The official, who asked not
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      Lock icon RUSSIANS BOOSTING 'RELIABLE PARTNER IMAGE'
      146 4 MOSCOW, Wed. The Soviet Union, anticipating United States appeals at the Versailles summit for an economic squeeze on Moscow, is boosting its image as a reliable trading partner with the West. Thousands of words in the official press apparently reflect a Soviet diplomatic campaign for
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      Lock icon EEC farm aid may jump next year
      150 4 BRUSSELS, Wednesday EUROPEAN Economic Community (EEC) spending on controversial farm subsidies could rise sharply next year, EEC sources said today. A confidential memorandum drawn up last month by EEC farm commissioner Poul Dalsager said the US$l4 billion (Ss29 billion) earmarked for subsidies in
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      Lock icon Nuclear-free zone in Europe proposed
      278 4 Nuclear-free zone in Europe proposed BONN, Wednesday AN INDEPENDENT commission of politicians from the East and the West has proposed a nuclear-free zone in Central Europe as a first step to reducing the chances of a nuclear war, West German security expert, Mr Egon Bahr, said yesterday. Mr Bahr, a
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      28 4 EXPERIENCED Journalist* don't believe everything they are told, and experienced readers don't believe everything they read In the papers. Associate Editor Andrew Wilson of The Observer newspaper.
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      Lock icon Five die in plane crash
      60 4 WINDHOEK, Wed. A light plane crashed in the Etosha game reserve yesterday, killing the pilot and five conservationists, the Department of Nature Conservation said. The spokesman said the Clane, a Cessna 210, crashed lto a building shortly after takeoff from Halali in the north of
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      Lock icon BOY SAYS IT ALL WITH A GRIN
      140 4 BOY SAYS IT ALL WITH A GRIN THE bay flashes a cheeky grin after receiving communion from Pope John Paul U In Glasgow, Scotland. Both the boy and thr man In the centre are unidentified. The Pope celebrated Mass with an estimated 251, 111 people, on Tuesday. He encountered demonstrations
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      Lock icon I'll run again, says Schmidt
      64 4 HAMBURG, Wed. West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt says he will run again for chancellor in two years, Bild newspaper reflorted today. The newspaper said Mr Schmidt considers the present depressed state of West Germany's economy his biggest political liability, but he expects the economy to
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      42 4 ANNAPOUS, Wed. A ruling that former United States Vice-President Spiro AeOew must pay the state of Maryland U*****,735 (5J517.000) (or kickbacks he allegedly received while governor of the state was upheld yesterday by the Court of Special Appeals. AP.
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      Lock icon First fast food joint opens in world's oldest city
      346 5 First fast food joint opens in world's oldest city DAMASCUS, Wed. Damascus, said to be the world's oldest continuously inhabited city, has done without fast food outlets for 4,000 years, but now the "Sahara," a private Syrian enterprise openly modelled on American chains, has arrived. The two-storey hamburger joint, which
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      Lock icon Israel hopes to clear the air
      211 5 JERUSALEM, Wed. The foreign ministers of West Germany and Egypt arrive here today for brief visits during which Israel hopes a number of misunderstandings with both countries will be cleared up. "Several misunderstandings have arisen in the normal course of relations with both countries
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Attacks stepped up
        78 5 MUSLIM GUERILLAS have stepped up their attacks in Kabul and various parts of Afghanistan in the past two weeks, Western diplomatic sources said in New Delhi yesterday. They said guerillas attacked an Afghan government communications centre near the microrayon Soviet housing complex in Kabul during the night
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        Lock icon US firm blasted
        85 5 A HOME-MADE bomb exploded on Tuesday night in the offices of the American electronics company Honeywell near central Athens, police reported yesterday. Some damage was reported, but there were no injuries. Meanwhile, three cars belonging to the United States trade mission in Athens and the Bulgarian and
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        69 5 NINETEEN PEOPLE died and one was injured as floods again hit the southern part of South China's Guangdong province after five days of continuous heavy rain, Radio Canton reported yesterday. The now death toll follows the deluge in the no r lhern part of the province in
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        80 5 ABOUT 7,tM Pakistanis stranded in Bangladesh since 1971 will be repatriated at the end of this month, a Pakistan Embassy spokesman in Dacca said yesterday. The repatriation was to have begun last month but the spokesman said it was now scheduled for the last week in June. About
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        Lock icon Settling isles issue
        96 5 JAPANESE FOREIGN Minister Yoshio Sakurauchi will meet his Soviet counterpart Andrei Gromyko in New York on June 9 to discuss bilateral problems, Foreign Ministry sources said in Tokyo yesterday. They added that Mr Sakurauchi would likely call for conclusion of a bilateral peace treaty involving settlement of
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        Lock icon Chop, chop for 1,400
        71 5 FINANCIALLY-TROUBLED Air New Zealand will cut its staff by 1,400 over five years in an attempt to be more competitive, chief executive Norman Geary said in Wellington yesterday. The cuts would reduce the airline's staff by about 18 per cent, he added. The airline lost NZ$73
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      Lock icon Iran toughens stand despite 'cash offer' by moderates
      384 5 HAVANA, Wed IRAN has toughened its stand for a peace settlement with Iraq despite a call by Arab moderates to accept an apparent offer of reparations for war damage. Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Vellayati, addressing a press conference yesterday on the
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      Lock icon IRAQI JETS STORM TEHERAN AIR SPACE
      116 5 IRAQI JETS STORM TEHERAN AIR SPACE BEIRUT, Wed. Iraqi air force jets today crashed the sound barrier over Iran's capital of Teheran and the holy city of Qom in what an Iraqi military spokesman described as a warning showing Iraq's ability to reach any target in Iran. The Iranian government
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      Lock icon Hundreds flee in fear of fresh fighting
      321 5 NDJAMENA, Wed HUNDREDS of people started fleeing Ndjamena yesterday, mostly for the south of the country, to escape new fighting for the capital of Chad, which has already seen two civil wars since February 1979. The fear of war is evident, as much
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      Lock icon 11 more executed
      44 5 LONDON, Wed. Eleven guerillas of the radical People's Mujahideen have been executed in the southern Iranian Port of Bandar Abbas, local radio reported. The executions bring to about 30 the number of Mujahideen members executed in Iran over the weekend. Reuter.
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      Lock icon FIRES RAGEi IN BEIRUT AFTER FIGHTING
      119 5 FIRES RAGEi IN BEIRUT AFTER FIGHTING BEIRUT, Wed. Firemen In predominantly Muslim west Beirut battled late Into the night against Ores caused by fierce fighting that killed eight people and wounded 44. The fighting yesterday, which pitted the Shlite Muslim organisation, Amal, against the Lebanese branch of the Iraqi Baath
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      Lock icon Indira to Gaddafi: Come and visit us
      110 5 Indira to Gaddafi: Come and visit us PARIS, Wed. Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi has invited the j Libyan leader. Col Muammar Gaddafi, to visit India, the Libyan news agency Jana monitored here said today. The agency said Mrs Gandhi, in a message to I Col Gaddafi, stressed the importance
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      Lock icon j Stronger ties
      31 5 RANGOON, Wed. French Foreign Trade Minister Michel Jobert ended a four-day visit to Burma yesterday confident of strengthened trade and eco- nomic ties between France and Burma. UPI.
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      Lock icon Pessimism prevails in Buenos Aires
      238 6 Pessimism prevails in Buenos Aires BUENOS AIRES, Wed. Gloom and pessimism prevailed today in Buenos Aires, replacing the euphoria that swept the capital during Argentina's invasion of the disputed Falkland Islands exactly two months ago. The military government conceded its troops at the Falkland Islands capital of Stanley were in
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      Lock icon -140 wounded soldiers transferred
      98 6 -140 wounded soldiers transferred LONDON, Wed. Britain will to transfer 140 wounded Argentine soldiers from the hospital ship Uganda to an Argentine hospital vessel, and another British ship is taking British and Argentine wounded to Montevideo, the British Foreign Office announced today. A British ship on Monday stopped and boarded
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      Lock icon After victory, what next? Britons wonder
      595 6 WE DID not think •we would have to fight when we went to the Falkland* and I was only given a rifle and six ballets. I did not know why I was o) sent there. 7 Captured Argentine conscript Agostino Akino who revealed that
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      Lock icon War brings death and debris to small community
      334 6 LONDON, Wed. A pooled despatch from British correspondents on the Falklands said the following about life in Goose Green, seized by British troops last week: This pleasant little community is now a place of horror with the bodies of Argentines, waiting under
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        Lock icon Into battle with Bible...
        93 6 THE British marine general in charge of troops poised for a final assault on Argentine forces in the Falklands goes into battle with a Bible tucked in his combat jacket. Maj-Gen Jeremy Moore, 53, the most decorated marine in the British Army, carries the Bible in
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        Lock icon Tangos are back in step
        61 6 THE Falklands war has changed Argentina's musiclistening habits, amid a wave of patriotism and Latin pride. Because of a radio-TV ban on songs in English, Argentine tangos and native folk music are resurging. The country's young Spanishspeaking "rockeros." or rock musicians, are getting onto airwaves
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        76 6 THE Australian government has given Britain the chance to pull out of an agreement to sell the aircraft carrier HMS Invincible to Australia, Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser said in Canberra yesterday. He said he contacted British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher jn Tuesday to say Britain was not
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        Lock icon A gift of US blood
        74 6 AN AMERICAN citizen has given blood to help the Argentine wounded in the Falkland Islands war and said public opinion at home in Philadelphia was swinging away from Britain. Mr Loren Burne said in Buenos Aires on Tuesday he was visiting Argentina on vacation to
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      Lock icon r- MEETINGLIKELY TO DILUTE CUBA'S DRAFT
      176 6 HAVANA, Wed. Representatives of more than 90 nations of the non-aligned movement debated hardline Cuban resolutions condemning Britain and the United States for their "illegal" actions on the Falkland Islands. But diplomats said yesterday the draft resolutions, which will serve as the work agenda
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      Palace guards sent as reinforcements
      117 6 LONDON, Wed. The British Army reinforcements sent to fight in the Falkland Islands are best known for guarding Buckingham Palace Scots and Welsh Guards, and the Gurkhas, among the fiercest soldiers in the world. The Ist battalion Scots Guards and 2nd battalion Welsh Guards are
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      287 6 1^ Shansri-La's Golden Peacock ados a touch of elegance. So that you can hinch in style. You'll be right if you say the Golden Peacock is now more elegant and sophisticated. The restaurant has been enhanced with an appearance and atmosphere extremely conducive for executive lunches. As well as for
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    Chartered banks on 'goldmine' in the subway
    424 7 $14 m SPENT ON 'BOX' TURNS OUT TO BE A BLUE-CHIP INVESTMENT THE government's decision to balld the mam rapid transit system means that $14 million spent by the Chartered Rank will prove a bluechip investment. The money was spent •n an MRT
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    MRT BRAKE ON PRICES OF CITY PROPERTIES'
    155 7 A FOREIGN real estate txeeutive said yesterday the MRT system will tend to slow down the rapid climb in property prices tn the city. I Mr Glenn C. Riley expected that investors would pour money in real estate in the suburbs as an
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    Cook offered bribe to diplomat
    100 7 COOK Tan Chye Huat was fined $1,500 or in default, five months' jail on Tuesday for offering a US$lOO (SS2OB) bribe to Mr John Nay, Second Secretary/Vice Counsul of the United States embassy here. Tan admitted that be handed a pink envelope containing the US$lOO
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    Man told lie at registry
    57 7 MECHANIC Wong Ah Lee, 28, was fined $2,500 on Tuesday for making a false declaration at the Registry of Marriages that he was a bachelor on Nov 30 last year. The court was told that Wong filed a notice of marriage at the registry although
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    Sponsors wanted for National Day floats
    200 7 Sponsors wanted for National Day floats SPONSORS are needed for 14 of 26 floats which have been selected for this year's National Day floats procession. The procession will be held on Aug 9, 10 and 11 at major population centres. The proposed route on Aug 9 will cover Ang Mo
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    Man who beat wife to death gets two years
    313 7 Man who beat wife to death gets two years A FOOD seller, who beat his wife to death one day day because of her alleged affair, was jailed for two years by a district judge yesterday. Ganesan Alakan Arasan, 35, who the prosecution said was cohabiting with another woman, was
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    JUNEI PAY RISE FOR HDB STAFF
    105 8 JUNEI PAY RISE FOR HDB STAFF EMPLOYEES of the Housing Board will also get their pay Increases starting from June 1. The management and the union had concluded an agreement aver the weekend, allowing HDB emplayees ta enjoy bigger pay packets from the same date as their conaterparta la the
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    Save energy contests and shows
    100 8 Save energy contests and shows BUKTT Merah and Bukit Merah North community centres will hold four contests and a film show to promote greater awareness of the energy conservation campaign. The Him will be shown tomorrow and on Saturday at Block 77, Redhill Close and Block 94, Henderson Road respectively.
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    You're doing fine, boys...
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    Traffic Police help out at Home
    188 8 THIS group of Traffic P*Uee •ffleera took time off tram their routine duties yesterday to clear creepers from the c*mp*ond of a home far the aged. And they also did not mind beJag told ho y. to do it The graad aid lady, Madam
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    Muscle title
    28 8 THE Diurton Plain community centre is organising the TanJong Pagar Bodybuilding Open Championships '82 on Aug 28 at Tanjong Pagar community centre. For details, telephone *****47.
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    Trading firm loses $25,000 to thieves
    78 8 Trading firm loses $25,000 to thieves THIEVES broke into a trading company in Bedok Reservoir Road between Monday night and early Tuesday and took away $25,000 and liquor worth $1,390. Police said the theft at the Khai Huat Trading Company in Block 6012 was discovered at about 7.35 a.m. The
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    SBC COPS AND ROBBERS SERIAL IN AUGUST?
    162 8 A 20-EPISODE cops-and-robbers serial, based on actual Singapore police cases, is likely to go on the air on Aug 1. Each episode will last 30 minutes. Produced jointly by the SBC and the police, the serial is aimed, especially, at children between six
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    Builder liable for damages, rule law lords
    514 8  -  T. F. HWANG Delay in completing sale of bungalow By Our High Court Reporter THE Privy Council has upheld a Singapore Court of Appeal judgment, finding a firm of housing developers liable to pay liquidated damages for its delay in completing the sale
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    Ngee Ann Poly picks 35 for teaching jobs
    231 8  -  NG WENG HOONG By THE Ngee Ann Polytechnic has recently recruited 26 Singapore graduates and nine from London in its drive to fill 50 teaching positions. The recruitment is part of Ngee Ann's plans to have a staff complement of about 400
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    Chopper threat first started with jokes
    148 8 Chopper threat first started with jokes A HAWKER, who carried a chopper to threaten a friend after an argument, was jailed for a month yesterday, but was spared the rod because of his age. Kwan Ah Yeen, 51, admitted carrying an offensive weapon unlawfully at the Bukit Merah Central Hawker
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    Duxton Plain book display
    61 8 THE Duxton Plain community centre and the National Library will organise a book exhibition on June 18 at 3 p.m. at the centre. Books on display will be on a wide range of sibjeots in English and Chineae. Those who wish to become,members of the library
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    Damaged cables caused blackout in Shenton Way
    93 10 SOIL subsidence doe to extensive excavation work near the Trafalgar substation off Anson Road damaged two power cables and caused Tuesday's blackout in office buildings along part of Shenton Way. The Public Utilities Board, in a statement yesterday, said that the damaged cables
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    PPD STUDIES TENDERS FOR VET CLINIC LAND
    107 10 THE Primary Production Department has received three tenders for the lease of land at Whit ley Road/ Pan-Island Expressway for developing two veterinary clinics. A PPD spokesman said yesterday the tenders are being evaluated by a committee comprising officials of the National Development
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    Religion's role
    29 10 A TALK in Malay on the role of religion in a teenager's life will be given on Saturday at 3 p.m. in the Queenstown library's lecture room.
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    STPB flying in tourists to testify in court
    226 10 STPB flying in tourists to testif y in court THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board is flying in two Japanese tourists to testify against a man accused of assaulting one of them. The tourists will be flown in free from Osaka and have their expenses paid by the STPB under the
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    Freeze on licences for new games centres
    298 10 Freeze on licences for new games centres THE government has decided to stop issuing licences to new amusement centres to control the growth of these centres and their harmful effects on students. This is a follow-up to the Culture Ministry's crackdown on amusement centres in 1980 when it turned down
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    Getting children to read more
    171 10 PARENTS and teachers are being drawn into a national campaign to encourage children to read more. And the National Book Development Council is emphasising this drive by designating a month for books and periodicals. National Reading Month will run from Aug 14 to Sept 14.
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    Two courses on art for teachers
    124 10 TEACHERS are being urged to sign up for the second in-service course on art resources in primary schools. This course, like the first one launched last April by the Education Ministry and the Institute of Education, is to prepare primary school teachers to act
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    Suspect in fire extinguisher theft spree arrested
    289 12  - Suspect in fire extinguisher theft spree arrested PAUL WEE By Crime Desk A SUSPECT, said by police to have done a tidy business selling fire extinguishers stolen from private premises and government buildings such as clinics, schools and hospitals, has been arrested. It is understood that in some cases, the
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    Man kept cash from sales
    67 12 A SALESMAN, Ane Khoon Chong, 46, was tailed for two years by a district judge yesterday after he admitted misappropriating nearly $195, Cw0 from his company. The court heard that Ang collected the money from 2? customers between Feb 23 and Dec 29 last year,
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    Shuttle bus firm surveys travel -habits—'
    158 12 Shuttle bus firm surveys travel -habits OVER the next three weeks, the Singapore Shuttle Bus (Pte) Ltd will try to find out more about the travel patterns of residents in Woodlands and Yishun New Town. I Between 8 a.m. and 3 m. from today to unday, about 30 students recruited
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    Sales rep pocketed cash
    64 12 A SALES representative with a motor company was yesterday tailed for eight months by a district judge. Lim Chye Choon, 31, had been charged with misappropriation of more than $25,00(1 The court heard that Urn pocketed the money he received in February and March from the
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    NZ navy chief: Close links vital
    422 12 NON-COMMUNIST Southeast Asian countries and their allies must maintain their close military relationship in the face of increasing Soviet naval activity in the region. New Zealand navy chief Rear Admiral K. Michael Saull said yesterday. "It is important that we maintain our continued association,
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    Woman stole from store
    55 12 HOUSEWIFE Yeo Chiew Hoon, 28, was jailed one day and fined $400 yesterday for shoplifting. Yeo admitted stealing a car. of cashew nuts, a packet of Chinese herb and two slabs of frozen butter, altogether worth $18.40, from the NTUC Welcome supermarket in Ang Mo Kio
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    Welder fined
    41 12 WELDER K. Sivan. 22, was jailed one day and fined $600 or in default one month's jail for stealing a jacket, valued at $17.90, from the PIEU Supermarket in Boon Lay Shopping Centre on Tuesday at about 7.40 p.m.
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    Village visit
    39 12 THE Pek Kio community centre youth group will be organising a trip to the Safari Park and Kukup Village in Johore on Sunday. The charges are $38 for non-mem-bers and $33 lor members. For details, telephone *****41.
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    RAILY DRAWS 40,000 TO STADIAM
    316 12  - RAILY DRAWS 40,000 TO STADIAM By THE AIR at the National Stadium yesterday was filled with a different roar as over 41.M1 people gathered for the first night or Gospel Rally *82 a mobilisation of the Christian community and others to hear the Word of God. The turnout was what
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    Five-day trip
    26 12 A FIVE-DAY trip to Pulau I^angkawi, Penang, Malacca and Johore Safari Park is being organised by the Kallang community centre. For details, telephone *****82
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    Forged Malaysian licences traded for valid Spore ones
    155 12 Forged Malaysian licences traded for valid Spore ones POLICE have expMed a racket Involving the use of forged Malaysian driving licences to exchange far genuine Singapore driving licences. Inder the law, Malaysians working here and who are required to drive, ran obtain a Singapore driving licence If they have a
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    Proposals for Spore to buy some materials only from Asean
    546 12 Proposals for Spore to buy some materials only from Asean PROPOSALS are to be made to the Singapore government by the Asean Chambers of Commerce and Industry for the Republic to buy some raw materials for its products only from Asean countries. This was disclosed yesterday at a press briefing
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Mahathir lays down the rules on conduct
      238 13 Mahathir lays down the rules on conduct KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has carried his pledge of a clean, efficient and trustworthy government a step further by reportedly laying down guidelines of conduct for his ministers and state leaders. The guidelines were in line
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      Lock icon Transport board to revamp records
      164 13 K. LUMPUR, Wed THE Road Transport Licensing Board is revamping Its record-keep-ing to weed out applicants who resort to illegal measures to get commercial vehicle permits. Public Enterprises Minister Da tin Paduka Rafidah Aziz said yesterday the board is reorganising its filing system to one
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      Plans to ensure a safe pilgrimage for 24,000
      378 13 MORE than 24,000 Muslims will make the pilgrimage to Mecca this year, the largest number so far and the organisers said yesterday they were making plans to ensure. a safe journey. A spokesman for the government agency, the Pilgrims Management and Fund
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      Lock icon Woman dies in bid to help neighbour
      94 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A woman feU to her death from the seventh fleer yesterday while trying te de her neighbour a good torn. Madam Ng Tai Tal, 31, had offered to open the deer for her nefjrhbonr Madam Pnteh blnti Abdul Wahab, who
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      Lock icon STADIUM CROWD ON KING'S BIRTHDAY
      129 13 STADIUM CROWD ON KING'S BIRTHDAY THE Yui Dtpertaaa Agmag wavfac to a massive crowd of well-wish-ers whe turned op for his Staa birthday celebration at the Merdeka Stadium yesterday. In Ms birthday speech ever Radio and Television Malaysia yesterday moraug. the King called on Malaysians to be malted In the
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      Lock icon Fatal swim
      48 13 IPOH, Wed. A 53-year-old taxi-driver. Mr Yew Kai Leong, believed to have taken on a challenge to swim from one end of a fish pond to another, drowned midway. His body was found floating in the pond In the Tambun area here over the weekend. NST.
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    • MALASIYA ROUND UP
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        Taxes and work ethics
        73 13 810 companies should follow the government's "Look East policy and adopt the Japanese and Korean work ethics, the National and Rural Development Minister Datuk Sanusi Junid said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. On Korean work ethics, he said companies in South Korea were competing against each other
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        Lock icon Padi land abandoned
        54 13 MORE than 12,000 hectares of padi land in Kelantan nave been left idle because of poor irrigation, an Agriculture Department spokesman said in Kota Baru yesterday. He said some farmers in the affected areas had abandoned padi planting. However, he said, the department was making efforts to
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        Penalty up by $95,000
        68 13 THE penalty for offenders under the amended Trade Descriptions Act has been increased from $5,000 to $100,000, Deputy Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Lew Sip Hon said in Kota Kinabalu yesterday. He said the Act, amended late last year, would be extended to Sabah and Sarawak
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        55 'dirty* firms charged
        62 13 FIFTY-FIVE factories have been prosecuted for discharging industrial effluents under a pollution law which came into force last year, Bernama reported. They are among 4,000 factories which are required under the Environment Quality Regulations to instal a treatment system for sewage and industrial effluents, the Director
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      139 14 •SALVATION X /V-. PRAYERS FOR^^/ y Dr Cho Yong-gi pastors the Full Gospel Central Church in Seoul, W you're going by bus Korea the largest congregation in the world With more than ln addition to their regular services, SBS will be providing three additional services to the 250,000 members. His
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    WHEN DOUBLE YELLOW LINES DON'T MEANS A THING
    146 15 THE drivers of these vehicles are blatantly flouting the law they have parked their cars or vans along double yellow lines in front of the People's Park Centre in En Tong Sen Street. This was the scene yesterday, despite an on-going Traffic
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    On-line talk
    46 15 A TALK on computer application in Industry will be held on June 15 at 7.30 p.m. in the Kampone Clam community centre. It will be given by systems engineer, Mr Gregory Cheong, and sales engineer, Mr Kong Eng Teck, from Hewlett Packard Singapore Ltd.
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    Move to further involve the family
    308 15  -  EVELYN NG, CARE OF THE HOME-BOUND DISABLED By Our Social Services Correspondent A MAJOR attempt to encourage more active family care for the home-bound handicapped is being launched by the Society for Aid to the Paralysed. Next month, the society will start a two-year
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    Jobless man stole from his former company
    171 15 Jobless man stole from his former company A JOBLESS man was yesterday jailed for a day and fined a total of $6,000 for stealing $2,472 worth of goods from his former company. Mohamed Ali bin Hassan, 32, a former storekeeper with Ben and Co., admitted stealing three cartons of beef
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    Four masked robbers raid house
    63 15 Four masked robbers raid house FOUR masked robbers raided a house in Jalan Somapah Timor, off Changi, on Monday and fled with cash and Jewellery totalling $70,000. The robbers, wearing plastic masks and gloves, woke up businessman, Mr L H. Quek, 48, and his wife in their room at about
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    Mosque's meeting room is classroom for 28
    300 15 Mosque's meeting room is classroom for 28 THE air-conditioned meeting room of the An-nur Mosque in Woodlands took on a new role yesterday: that of a classroom for 28 Pre-University students, who were there under a pilot proiect of the Council of Education for Muslim Children (Mendaki). And in the
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      120 15 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Gamp JkSGS, IS "TWATVOO? YEA.M, X (-(OPE /T*>—~~ lai/ _-tup PiD >OU Re(v\6hAߣR TO YOU LIKE WHAT/ ~~tw!^%\\ ll f KMrk. C^O\CB Blondle r^^__^_^__ By Chic Yoyng HEY, DAGWOOD LETS (SHHHH^H I &LONDIE MIGHT BE I I EAVESDROPPING-} J PLAY POKER TONIGHT X?
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  • The Straits Times Says...
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    When small is now beautiful
    705 16  -  DICK WILSON By Writing for The Straits Times THERE is a lesson to be drawn from the recent failures of many governments to agree on various bread and butter issues of world management such as the law of the sea and various commodity arrangements. It
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    Lock icon Speaking of hogs in the US govt
    803 16 A DEM(X"RAT denouncing a budget deficit is like a hog with wings. When you sco one you know either nature has gone crazy or somebody thinks you were born yesterday. This is why it's so easy to keep a tiry eye while listening
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    Versailles: Summit or cliff?
    1275 16 WHEN the socialist president of a democratic republic chooses a mirrored palace built for an absolute monarchy to welcome his guests, Lewis Carroll would surely approve. This weekend's economic summit at Versailles could continue in this Through-The-Looking-Glass vein. So many issues divide the leaders of the
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  • FORUM
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      Zoo should set good example on how to show love
      210 17 Zoo should set good example on how to show love IT IS indeed ironical to read the article, "Zoo sees new kind of sponsor" (New Nation, May 22) which stated that a "sponsor is needed to finance an Lslandwide educational campaign to teach the public to love and care for
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      Action taken to cut noise from cats, a dog and a crane
      293 17 Action taken to cut noise from cats, a dog and a crane WE REFER to Mr Peter Harm's letter on the "futility of appealing to government departments for effective action against noise in Singapore." (ST, May) under the heading "Complaints that were to no avail." Mr Harm's three complaints were
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      We can do without the accent
      35 17 We can do without the accent CAN SBC please ask some of their disc jockeys to drop their very phony American-type accents. I wonder if they realise lust how silly they sound. VIEWER Singapore lftU
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      Praise for honest airport worker
      138 17 I ARRIVED from London on SQ2I around 6pm last Saturday. After clearing customs and Immigration, I leaded my bags Into a colleague's car. It was only an hoar or so after arrival at the International House In Orange Grove Road that I realised I had
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      Motorists who don't toe the line
      75 17 I AM a frequent visitor to Sembawang Hills Estate. The road leading into the estate often seems to be jammed with heavy vehicles parked along the sides lorries in the day and private buses in the evenings and nights. These vehicles obstruct the vision
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      Patients' feelings taken into account where possible
      97 17 Patients' feelings taken into account where possible I REFER to the letter by "Distressed" regarding the presence of a male nurse in the piles clinic (ST, May The piles clinic services both male and female patients. The clinic has both male and female nurses. As far as possible, we would
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    • HDB REPLIES
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        Renewal by post is not feasible
        143 17 WE THANK Mr Phang Chwee Seng for his suggestion on the sale of season parking tickets (ST, April 30). At the area office, renewal and purchase of parking tickets must be substantiated by documentary evidence of ownership of vehicle as car-owning residents are accorded
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        Why subletting must have HDB's blessings
        145 17 I REFER to the letter, "Allow us to sublet flat pending approval" (ST, March 31). The board cannot allow the proposed subtenants to move into occupation before the subletting application is approved. D the application is not approved subsequently, it would then be difficult
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    • ON THE BUSES
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        When do children have to pay fares?
        88 17 THE other day, I boarded an SBS bus with my two children, aged three and four and was shocked when the conductor demanded fares for my children. I have travelled with my children on SBS buses on several occasions, but this is the
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        Thanks, but...
        82 17 Thanks, but I APPRECIATE SBS's efforts in improving its services in Ang Mo Kio New Town. There are a number of direct services to many parts of the island and other housing estates. However, at present there is no direct bus service from Ang Mo Kio to Bukit Merah Interchange.
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        Direct service needed
        33 17 THERE is no direct bus service from Clementi West Street 1 and 2 to Clementi Town. Could SBS consider introducing a bus service between these two areas? HOPEFUL Singapore 1512
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      Working conditions leave much to be desired
      159 17 Working conditions leave much to be desired THE other day, I went down to the Queenstown Shopping Centre to photocopy some documents. Even before I entered the shop, I was dazed by the bright lights from the photocopy machines. The shop, one of many, was warm in spite of a
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      Practice by finance firms unfair
      105 17 Practice by finance firms unfair WHEN one applies for a housing loan, one must foot the bill for the services of a real-estate valuer. However, should one request a copy of his report, the finance company invariably turns one down, on the grounds that the valuation is confidential. This practice
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      Untitled
      83 17 THE Strait. Time* welcomes letters from reader* All letter* mutt include the writer's signature, hill name, address and telephone number, it any. They should preferably be typed, double spsced on one side of the paper. You mey sdd s pseudonym if you wish. Brevity is en advantage We reserve the
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  • BACKGROUND
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      New contender for the top
      715 18  -  JOHN BURNS By in Moscow IF THERE were any doubts that powerful men in the Kremlin were positioning themselves for the end of the Brezhnev era, it seemed to be dispelled with the announcement last Wednesday that Mr Yuri VTadimirovich Andropov, a career Communist Party
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      Future leaders step into the limelight
      712 18  -  ANTHONY ROBINSON By in Moscow THE future Soviet leadership pattern has moved into sharper focus with the appointment of Col-Gen Vitaly Fedorchuk to replace Mr Yuri Andropov as head of the KGB. Gen Fedorchuk, unlike his predecessor, is a professional KGB officer of long
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      Lock icon A professional runs the KGB again
      727 18  -  SERGE SCHMEMANN By in Moscow 4 What seems significant in Gen Fedorchuk's case is that he has no apparent background in politics and that, for the first time since 1958, a professional again heads the KGB. 7 A VOICE answering the telephone at KCB
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  • TIMESBUISNESS
    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        Haw Par purchase
        39 19 HAW PAR Brothers International Ltd has bought the remaining 50 per cent of Supercraft Singapore (Pte) Ltd, making the latter a wholly-owned subsidiary. Supercraft is a semi-dormant company whose main business is the servicing of speedboats.
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        Alexandra Holdings
        57 19 ALEXANDRA Holdings is venturing into Hongkong. Yesterday, the investment holding company announced the setting up of a subsidiary, Alesec Ltd, in Hongkong on May 11, 1982. Alesec, whose main business is general trading, has an authorised capital of HK$l million divided into one million ordinary shares of $1
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        67 19 UNITED Industrial Corporation has informed the stock exchange that it paid $14.36 million cash for its purchase of 5.9 million ordinary shares in United Engineers Ltd, or $2.43 per share. The acquisition of UE shares was financed from internal funds and it will not affect the
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        43 19 MULTI-PURPOSE Holdings Bhd's wholly owned subsidiary, Multi-Purpose Commodity Trading Sdn Bhd, has increased its issued capital to M 5500,000. The subsidiary's board has been strengthened by the appointment of Tan Koon Swan, Senator Datuk Choo Ching Hwa and Dato Oon Seng Lee.
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        Ganda queried
        59 19 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has queried Ganda Holdings on its acquisition of 1.14 million shares of Msl each in the issued share capital of Central Industrial Corporation. It wants to know the names of the directors of CIC and their respective holdings and whether the total purchase
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        52 19 PROMET Bhd has replied to the KLSE's queries on its acquisition of MKI-Kelengkapan Sdn Bhd (MKI-K). MKI-K was formed on May 26, 1980, with an authorised capital of Ms 2 million and has a paidup capital of $1.7 million. Morrison-Knudsen Company Inc is a public company incorporated in
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        26 19 THE KLSE has sent a second reminder to General Lumber (Holdings) Bhd regarding the latter 's acquisition of Sem Wah Development Enterprise Sdn Bhd
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        44 19 THE interest rate for the Korea Development Bank's US$3O million floating rate notes due 1989 has been fixed at 14-13/16 per cent per annum for the period June 3, 1982, to Dec 3, 1982. The coupon amount per $1,000 is $75.30.
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        15 19 TRADING in Genting Bhd shares will resume today on the Stock Exchange of Singapore.
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        50 19 HONGKONG, Wed. Chartered Bank has extended opening hours of its branches in Hongkong. Branches in the New Territories now open at 8.30 am while elsewhere in Hongkong they open at 9 am. Branches close at 4.30 pm except on Saturdays when they shut at 12.30 pm. Reuter
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        97 19 TEL AVIV, Wed. The governor of Bank of Israel has cautionpd the government that it must cut public spending if it hopes to continue the economic progress made last year, the most important of which was the restraining of inflation. Presenting the bank's annual report, Moshe Mandelbaum
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        61 19 ANKARA, Wed. The Turkish government yesterday took what is believed to be the first in a series oi new measures to tighten monetary expansion and to bring inflation under control. Under the measures penalties have been made more draconian for banks which flout the minimum reserve requirements. The
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      PNB in Msl.2b deal for control of HME
      306 19 PERMODALAN Nasional Bhd has confirmed it will take majority control of Harrisons Malaysian Estates in a complex, twostage exercise designed to pave the way for the home-coming of the largest plantation company in Malaysia. The move will create corporate history PNB will
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      511 19 HONGKONG, Wed. The pace of bank lending to Hongkong's beleaguered property sector has not slowed, despite an average drop of about 30 per cent in land and property values over the past nine months. "In percentage terms the growth of lending
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      IHl's $150 m venture among the Big 7
      496 19 ISHIKAWAJIMA-Harima Heavy Industries' investment in Singapore is the only non-petrochemical venture in the Republic worth over $150 million in terms of gross fixed assets invested. There are just seven international manufacturing companies which have investments of over $150 million each in Singapore.
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      Packaging banking into one plastic card
      382 19 CARDS and other cardrelated products took centre stage at yesterday's congress on Technology and the Future Bank. Speakers at the congress organised by Consulton discussed several types of card and related systems, such as the Barclay credit card, Phonocard and the universal transaction accounts
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      Tan Chong hopes to improve with new models
      284 19 Tan Chong hopes to improve with new models TAN CHONG Motor Holdings Bhd hopes the introduction of several new models within its motor subsidiaries will help further improve its market position. The new models are scheduled for launching in the second half of this year, says Tan Chong chairman Tan
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      127 19 POOR rubber prices and reduced profits from overseas subsidiaries have depressed Kuala Lumpur-Kepong's interim earnings substantially. For the six months ended last March 31, group pretax profits fell 24 per cent to M 522.4 million on a 25 per cent drop in turnover to Ms6l 44 million.
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      Third FRCD from bank
      228 19 Third FRCD from bank THE Singapore branch of the Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan is seeking funds from the Asian dollar market for the third time this year with a US$l5 million (5531.4 million) negotiable floating rate certificates of deposit (FRCD) issue which features a redemption option. The four-year paper,
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      507 19 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed slightly lower yesterday on lark of buying suppt.-t in quiet trading with lower Hongkong market advices depressing sentiment farther. Boustead fell 5 cents to $2.X, Molti-Purpose Holdings 8 cents to $2.82, Pan-El II cents to $3.58, Metro 31 cents to $7.71, UMW 5 cents
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      56 19 -5 8 ■4 C«C En* (iuthrlf Bhd NOT -25 CCM FAN Haw Par Nat Iron -5 +25 Cold Storage (ientlngs Inohrapr Bnd PMC -10 -1 -5 PerUa Plant Jv-mbShlp Sap Carp Wearaes -4 2 -2 -4 Prtma StmeDuby Times I'uh -5 -1 R*b«iifM»ns S Steamship 1
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        44 19 Metro Hldg» E«io Grand Central 001 Hong Leong Ind H Leong Credit Pan-El M Cablei Sim l.im Multi-Purpoae J C Ent 770 835 468 800 700 540 358 210 270 282 164 -30 -25 -12 -10 -10 -10 -10 -10 -8 -8 -7
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        24 19 Faber Merlin 138,000 Promet 123,000 City Dcv 120,000 Spore Land 118,000 Sime Darby 116,000 Total turnover: 3.07 m Total value: $10.06 m
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        31 19 fat Iron LmbiMidnr liian Fmilli )unlop Ind ienrral Corp Ipore Land C B >lympia 595 900 2SO 386 396 755 710 147 25 15 10 8 8 +5 5 5
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        35 19 IT Indicator: T Industrials: rr Finance: T Hotels: T Properties: T Minings: T Plantations: )CBC: IESInd: *****3 *****3 760.97 758.82 1780.65 1777.94 1135.13 *****1 675.62 675.02 302.40 302.25 887.42 887.10 709.33 706.67 587.63 584.70
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      205 22 FIC sets conditions for Peck Hua PECK Hua Holdings has been told by the Malaysian Foreign Investment Committee that it can take over the management of Lien Hoe Indufitries and gain board representation only after it makes a general offer for its shares. The condition was made known to Peck
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      Genting expects dull results for Asiatic
      460 22 GENTING Bhd has forecast rather unexciting results for its plantation subsidiary Asiatic Development whose shares are now being offered to shareholders for subscription at M6O cents each. Asiatic is expected to make pretax profits of M 51.49 million for the year ending Dec 31,
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      Inch Kenneth likely to skip dividend payout
      369 22 INCH Kenneth Kajang Rubber, which is 45 per cent owned by the OCBC group, is unlikely to consider a dividend payment for the second consecutive year, in view of uncertain prospects for 1982. In his latest annual statement, chairman C. W. Tresise said
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      Perlis, Rahman results poorer
      238 22 Perlis, Rahman results poorer PERLIS Plantations Bhd (PPB) and its 49.8 per cent owned associate, Rahman Hydraulic Tin Bhd, have both released poorer results for the interim period ended March 31, 198T At PPB, half-time rip pretax profits fell about 16 per cent to M 523.9 million on a turnover
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      Harilela's first hotel venture to cost $100 m
      342 22 THE Harilela group's first hotel venture in Singapore tentatively called the Second Holiday Inn will cost a total of $100 million, including land cost. The hotel is being developed by Harilela Hotels (Singapore) Pte Ltd, a joint-venture company 75 per cent owned
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      111 22 Polish coal production increases WARSAW, Wed. Polish officials have reported that coal production over the first five months of the year has reached 79.2 million tonnes, a rise of 16.3 per cent over the same period last year. The Ministry of Mining says output from the mines militarised with the
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      304 22 BANGKOK, Wed. The latest set of statistics issued by Thailand's Board of Trade on commodity exports shows an ail-too familiar pattern of buoyant sales of several major products but declining earnings because of depressed prices. In addition, Thailand is heading for difficulties over
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    2387 20 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 1982 High Low ompanv Or 1 Net l.a.t Div P/E Vol Day** Sale +or- COOO) High Low 3SO 247 Acma Alcom 233 172 Allied Choc 306 246 BAT 320 320 BaU 141 M Ben Berjaya Kawat 2SI 1W Boustead 480 297 Bousteadco 326
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      Shares edge lower in quiet trading
      580 20 IN THE absence of fresh factors, the Singapore stock market continued to pat up a generally mixed to easier performance yesterday In quiet and selective trading. The Straits Tunes Industrial Index, a 1.21 -paint winner at the morning's close, I shed 2.15 points to
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      197 20 DIAMOND MOT STORE (Maaagen' arlees tor Jue S) Diamond Spore Fd( US}) 0.56 0.60 St 1.27 (MayXtoday) INCOME BOND UNIT (Cmrreel prkoa) Income Bond 1.31 1 38 AKBITHNOT BEtI TUTIEB ASIA (Managers' prices tar Jane I) Spore Growth Fund 0.89 0.94 Oliß-MONTAtii: (Maaa«era' prlee* f.r Jaa* 1) Union
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      1495 20 BID and offer prices officially lilted and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange at Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots o( 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board deal (in
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      12 20 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market was closed yesterday King's birthday.
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        313 20 PRICES IN Hongkong yesterday closed near the day's lows on profit-taking, but trading was light in the half-day session, brokers said. Prices fell initially in line with Wall Street with the depreciation of the HK dollar against the US dollar extending the fall in later trading. HK» Associated Hotels
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        407 20 MAJOR miners in Sydney yesterday eased with most other resource sectors also lower after a fall in gold prices overseas and a weaker market on Wall Street, broken said. At the close, the All-Ordi-naries index was 3.2 off at 503.1 while the industrial indicator gained 0.8 to 662.6. The
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        377 21 SHARE prices in Tokyo yesterday fell on scattered selling of blue chips as operators reacted cautiously to the sharp fluctuations in the yen/dollar rate and the overnight decline on Wall Street, dealers said. The market average shed 23.76 to end at 7,344.90 on a thin volume of 170 million
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        392 21 NEW YORK, Tues. Stock prices closed lower as investors became increasingly gloomy over the outlook for interest rates and the economy. Analysts said the initial weakness in stocks on Tuesday morning was sparked by disappointment over the weekly money supply figures, which also caused a drop in the
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        641 21 LONDON, Wed. Leading shares were generally a penny or two lower where changed after a lacklustre session today, with the Falklands conflict inhibiting trade, dealers said. Prices were marked down after overnight falls in New York on the US j interest rate outlook and then traded narrowly around the
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        54 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 5874 Monday closed Week Ago 580.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 814.97 Monday closed Week Ago 834.57 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 1377.82 Tuesday 1404 27 Week Ago 1413.47 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 662.8 Tuesday 681 8 Week Ago 662 4 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 503.1 Tuesday 506.3
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        165 21 AMSTERDAM, Tues. Share prices were mainly lower in quiet trading, dealers said. Lack of buying interest after the long weekend and no lead from Wall Street were the major reasons, they said. Pis ABM 30—00 unch Ahold 7-00 +0J A I- tO aMJO -0.4 Aim ™.L!__ mo -oj Amfas
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        251 21 ZURICH, Tues. Share prices closed mixed in lack-lustre trading, dealers said. Volume was small and prices fluctuated In a narrow range, they said, with many investors on the sidelines. This morning's rise of the US dollar also dampened market sentiment, they added. The Credit Suisse index closed at 228.3
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        118 21 PRICES IN Manila yesterday were mixed as commercial, industrial and mining shares fell while oils rose, dealers said. Pasoe ■st Phil HMfs *J0 unch *~je Mining am unch Anglo PhU 0027 unch Apti Mining B 01 uncn AUas ConTB. M unch Baguio Oold JOU .0 0001 Basic PelToXrum 014
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        148 21 SHARE prices in Bangkok yesterday closed generally steady in weak trading, dealers said. The Book Club index rose 0.07 point to 92.23 on a turnover of 7.6 million baht. BaoU Aokham Thai A*ia Fibre Anilhava In* And Trust Bangkok Bank am unch Bank or Ajrudh.r. Ltd IM Bat* Shos
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      181 20 £SS FAR EAST IFVINGUON SHIPBUILDING LIMITED TENDER FOR PURCHASE OF SCRAP IRON Tenders are invited for purchase of scrap iron in our Shipyard Road and Sungei Pandan yards for a period of six (6) months commencing on 1 July, 1982 to 31 December, 1982. Details of Terms and Conditions of
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      133 21 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per IN kg yesterday. Coconut oil: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $112.00 sellers, new drum fob $116.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $54.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $352.50 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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      188 21 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $21,737 and closed at $21,584 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.00 317.75 and was traded quietly at around $316.50 318.20 before closing at $317.70/318.20 by lunch time. The market re-opened at $317.50/318.20, dipped to a low
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      336 21 THE STRAITS tin market in Penang was closed yesterday King's birthday. The overnight London market was easier with forward buyers easing £75 to £6,905 per tonne. LONDON: Tin moved sharply lower on Tuesday afternoon, falling over £200 a tonne from Friday to £6,770 for Three Months delivery in Kerb
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      32 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Tues day (prevlo-i In brackets) Wireb-rs Spot buyers £778.00 (£802.50); tellers £778.50 (£803.00); Three Months buyers £804.00 (£828.50; sellers £804.50 (£829.00. Market ta_e: Easy Sases: 18.125 lonnes
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      30 21 Tw* MaNew York 6.028 cloeed 6.096 Zurich 6.0Z8 6.12S We* T»« Singapore 6.008 6.208 6.10S 6.30S Clostng prices In US dollars a troy ounce Scarce: Cre-_t fTalssi. .S'pece.
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      612 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with June RSS One buyers quoted at 184.50 cents per kilo, down one cent on Tuesday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down slightly on lack of interest with the Malaysian holiday also depressing sentiment, they said. Afternoon
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      330 21 THE US Stag dollar opened at C 1070 90 and was traded to a high i.r C 1210 30. It then fell back to a low of C. 1035 45. before closing at $2 1090 00 in the Singapore forez market yesterday. Trading was fairly active amidst
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      348 21 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: ClMT#nc>#o MOfltWlM rnt#B Smithsonian P#rc#fltAQ9 quoted yaeterdiy (cross)parn; change Local dollars to one unit of foreign cur ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on June 2: US Doll«r.(Spotl Offer Bid 7 days 14V4 14* 1 month 14 11/16,14 9/ IS 2
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      44 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on June 2: Overnight: Call deposits 4% Closiac Bayiag Selling 3-month Treasury bills 4 :i > 3-month Bank bills 10 1/16 S l5/16 3 months CD «S 9h 6 months CD 0H 9<« Be*r«e: Nstliail Dtoceut (c.
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      38 21 Closing interbank rates for Singapore dollars on June 2: Offer Bid Overnight 9 8 1 .nonth 9 9» 2 months 911 16 9 9 16 3 months 911 16 9 9 16 Overnight mode II 1
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      24 21 THE avei«ge nte at which major Singapore ho-_Ju an cnnrntly prepared to lend to their best eutomen is U.M per cent.
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      355 24 I ORDNANCE I 1 DEVELOPMENT AND I ENGINEERING COMPANY OF I SINGAPORE (PTE) I LTD (ODE) 1 CLERK/TYPIST I (In Internal Audit I Unit) GCE O' Level with I good command in a English I Able to type at I 35 wpm I I Applicants are I required to apply
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      549 24 FiLING CLERK We need a Filing Clerk in our Tax Department and applicants should have completed Secondary 4 and are able to read and speak English fluently. Previous working experience Is not essential. Candidates must be Singapore citizens and male applicants must have completed or be exempted from fulltime National
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      535 24 SPER^Y-^yiCKEf^ OPERATOR CUM CLERK/ TYPIST c Oood telephone etiquette c Able to type and perform general office duties Independently c Able to operate telex machine will be an advantage c Age 18 -25 c 5-day week. Wimcat ki m— ~m st- vrvmn tor •Ml Mfwvt#o**st# mtofviow 420, BLK. 79A, INDUS
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      579 24 Estebtoned Company rsqulrss a GENERAL CLERK s OCE -O' level with good com raand of English. s Minimum 2 years relevant experience. s Able to commence work Immediately. Interested pteese csll *****01 European Trading Ftowt has an EXPERIENCED SEMOR ACCOUNTS CLERK (MALE/FEMALE) s Able to communicate In English at executive
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      517 24 An EstaMtoned Company in Jurong requires Immediately. A JUNIOR SECBtTARV GENERAL CLERK/ TYPWT Interested please contact: SJBJBM For appointment An eetabkened company has me toWowlnM vacancies: 1) COBJP/Srr TYPESETTER (AM) 2) GENERAL CLERK 3) ACCOUNTS CLERK Interested applicants please call MOfrOPRINT PTE LTD •A/10A. Blk. 11 KaMeng Basin Industrial Edit*
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      787 25 ijjl^ Q Employment W Brtuatk>ns Vacant Secretarial Clerical Reputable local Shipping Company urgently requires C LERK TYPISTS Q.C.E. 'O 1 level with minimum typing speed of 30 wpm Plea** contact Mia* Tan tel: zaooSSS for an interview or writ* lo: Tf* Personnel Officer irr'U.tth floor. Realty Centre Enggor Street Singapore
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      971 25 JUNIOH SECRETARY/DOCUMEN TATION required for expanding American firm In d15t.1334 Attractive remuneration for the right candidate Apply with full resume and telephone number to: ST. Box A ***** ,1, New Industrial Road, Spore 1063. TRADING COMPANY REOUMES Female Clerk /Typist. Able to do simple admlnstratlve work. Able to work Independently
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      903 25 lj)A Q Emptoynwnt c) Sales COMVEST PTE LTD We, an International Commodity Futures Brokers need: BUSINESS EXECUTIVES Mala or Female Requirements: Age 21 years and above, neat and pleasant appearance. Capable of communicating well with people and able to work independently. Determined to work hard to achieve success and accept
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      1148 25 I I T|| EARN UP TO W0 OR MORE l Wo ore rooking for Female tales Promoter* to promote our range of well known perfumee at Load I -lartinaiirel Q trirsalas ing L/wfMn m«*Hi oiw m and at Changi Airport Shops. I Age 17 to 30. Pleasant personality. Training will
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      1491 25 ijjl^ P Employment WANTED FEMALE/ MALE SALES EXECUTIVES Experienced to promote paper I products for the supermarkets I and hotels. TEL:2eaOSII I MkM Chan, tor appointment I CMMK COUNTER SALESOMLS I personnel for Jewellery/ leath- i er shop In Lucky Plaza and Or- I chard Tower. With/ without ex- perlence
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      736 25 ijjl^ Q Dwjwioynwin BsHaa**************! d^ ~'-fe' INCORPORATED PCI DISPLAYS PTE LTD Invites applications for the post of DRAFTSWOMAN Applicants should possess certificate from Vocational Institute such as VITB or STI with 1 year's drafting experience preferred. Functions Include drafting of tooling for production, design of simple tooling fixture, printed circuits
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      3457 26 ~i t i requires urgently VEHICLE MECHANIC 1. Must be able to diagnose faults on dlesel/ petrol engines and to carry out general repairs etc 2. With at least two years' working experience on various Japanese/Continental vehicles 3. Possess NTC Orade 3 and a Class 3 driving licence In essential
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      482 26 A large watch manufacturing company has vacancy for: MALE PRODUCTION OPERATOR (SMR) RoQuaromonl*: c Primary 6 education c Age preferably 30 and above c Experience not necessary c Prepared to work 2nd and 3rd shifts Please call personally during office hours. Monday Friday between Sam to 4pm at: SINGAPORE TNSE
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      291 26 RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT CORPN PTELTD PURCHASING ASSISTANTS OCE 'A' level/Diploma holders. c Experience Is not essential. AUDIT ASSISTANTS c Part I ACA. c lto 2 years experience In an Accounting firm or large organization, c Able to work Independently AUDIT CLERKS c ACA Foundation Level/GCE A' level. c Preferably with some
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      461 27 fjjlA Q Employment ill Q fawptoynwit iA Q bisftoyment IE i Q Employment |jj|| Q Enjoyment 66 Situation* Vacant I) MlsceilmneoßS PRESIDENT MERLIN HOTEL require* NIGHT AUDITORS (Mala) Age: 21-30 years dCE 'O' Level At least 2 years of cashiering experience Permanent night shift Salary: $SOO p.m. WAITERS/ WAITRESSES Age:
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      558 27 B Keppel Shipyard limited Applications are Invited for the posts of A. ENONSE SER ANG B. GENERAL WORKERS POST A: Rw>«^uir»>w*ol*i: a Have a wide experience of work In heavy engineering with respect to the slinging of engineerIng Items. a Must be able to assess approximately the weight of machinery
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      469 27 I Vllf HOTEL Malaysta y Urgently requires 4 TELEPHONE/TELEX 4 OPCRATOfI Secondary education K Pleasant personality y Ability to type 6 WAITER/WAITMBS jf Secondary education b CHAMBERMAID Secondary education 1 MOUanSAJD N Primary education K STEWARDESS) I J Relevant experience J preferred i bf wash-up MAW No experience required I
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      451 27 Kptockj fried Chickan. We ere the lest expanding International toed chain in Singapore. Due to our test expansion, we require Fulltime Staff for 1) CASHIERS 2) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES 3) PACKERS CUM DISPENSERS 4) COOKS 5) KITCHEN HELPERS No experience Is required. Free training provided to all who have keen Interest
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      505 27 h• > t m m#d let I v etCstnc lOf th* loNowmq pOflts: (A) ABATTOIR ATTENDANTS (B) GENERAL WORKERB (C) ELECTRICIANS (D) CASHIERS (For Jurong Omce only). Salary will comiiisnsursls with qualification* and experience. Inlsrested mat* applicant* may writ* in or can personally lor an interviews! The) Personnel Department PRIMARY
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      463 27 We have Immediate vacancies for: MATERIAL HANDLERS (Mete) We require persons who have: c Completed Primary education c Completed National Service I* Starting salary of 5330 per month On confirmation 5340 per month 13th month Bonus On-the-Job training Subsidised lunch Free coffee/tea Oood working environment 5-day week Interested, please apply
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      430 27 Consumer Financial Services Group Invites applications for the post of TELEX OPERATOR Requirements:--e Minimum GCE 'O' level Typing speed 40-50 wpm c Previous experience as a telex operator Working hoursMonday to Friday Ham to 7pm Saturday 8.30 am to 12 noon If you meet the requirements, please submit your application
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      546 27 A leading electronic and engineering company Invites applications for the following positions at its Sembawang operaGENERAL CLERK a OCE -O' level a Able to type at 35 wpm a Experience In operation an Accounting Machine would be an advantage DRIVER a Possess a class 3 driving licence a Able to
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      509 27 CHAMPION MOTORS (1975) PTE. LTD is urgently looking for an OFFICE GIRL Requirements: c Primary education c Age between 18 to 25 veers Those interested plaaaa call personally for an interview el The Personnel Division Ist Floor, Inchcape Hse 450/2 Alexandra Road Singapore 0511 Our company, a leading Electronic Firm
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      443 27 OMCAT E A STERN HOTEL requires Part time/FuM time MASSEUSES with without experience Attractive fringe benefits. Malaysian are also considered Call personally at: ♦01 Macpherson Boad S-poreiSM HYMOLD PTE LTD requires 1. Female Workers 2. General Worker 3. Spray Painter 4. Shift Machine Operators Good Salary Transport Provided Job allowances
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      5365 28 lilA D biavtoyretnt ijjl^ Q Emptoymant iA I Q Einploym©nt Vehicles A Boats 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous CITY CAR RENTALS 1) ASSIST ANT FLEET MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR Middle aged or retired personnel with related experl- ence preferred 2) JUNIOR SECRETARY Passed OCE O' level with recognised secretarial certificate. 3) ENGLISH
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      639 28 LM MOTOR CREDIT C ofn fr>#rc i*)l PriVeft* Vehicles are acceptable Period ol Loan M Months LOAN LIMIT 80% Enquiries: *****1 (10 Lines) 137, 3rd Floor People's Parti Centre 76 Vehicle* For Salt a) Mini END 1877 MIM Clubman. 1 owner, cassette, original colour, well maintained $9,800 ono *****54 Dave
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      707 28 1880 OATSUN 120 V Alrcond. showroom condition. 1 owner 118.300 Exchange considered *****20 842. Oeylang Road 1880 OATSUN MSA 2nd private owner Radio cassette, metallic paint 517.800 *****20 Blk 244. 1 109- A. Avenue 3. Ang Mo Klo ISSO OATSUN BLUEBIRD. 18 Alrcon Radio Tape 5 new tyres. 1 owner.
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      1752 29 E VtWdtsißoats !Q VtMctos* Boats VHll>»4Boats ]Q VaMdas A Boats i 1000 MAZDA 323. 5-door. private owner, alrcond, cassette, show- room condition $17,200. H.P available Phone: *****74 1000 MAZDA $20 one company owner, alrcond. radio/ cassette. Interested contact: S.E Ho. *****/7. 1001 MAZDA 323 1.5 Notchback. ARF. alrcon, sports rims,
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      451 29 1075 TOYOTA CROWN, 2563 cc (Company registered). In very good condition. Interested parties, please call: *****22 Vincent between 9a.m. 12 noon. 1075 TOYOTA COROLLA 1200 (new model). Second owner, alrcond, radio/ cassette, new tyres, battery, tax Oct. $12,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****12 1070 TOYOTA COROLLA 1200 c.c 1 lady owner. Alrcond.
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      827 29 Born to be restless... 13 911 rS^»92B xb 7 •930 Brought to you »actusiv9ly by NGO HOCK AUTO SMRES CO PTE. UD. Gil 12. Parklane Shopping Mall Singapore o7lB. Tal: *****66 Servlca Cantra: 232. G- 14, Ground Floor Upper Bukit Timah Road Singapore 2158 Tel: *****61 CITROEN PALLAS CX2400 Ragtatorad
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      812 29 ISSO TOYOTA COROLLA DX van 1 owner. Alrcondllloned. Radio, showroom condlUon $10,800 only. Loan SOH arrangeable. *****14. HONOA VAN TM 360. 1976. Buying bigger van. Oood condlUon, tax September 1982. $3,500. Tel: *****38 1074 FORO ESCORT 6 cwt. goods van. Top condlUon. Passed vehicle Inspection. Newly painted. $3,000. Tel: *****05.
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      719 29 ITALIAN MOTORCYCLE WANTED Ducattl Motor Ouzzl Any age I any condlUon Consider Incom- I plete machine, damage or parts Phone: *****28 HIGH PRICE FOR Company or non-PARF cars Strictly cash. Heng Hoe Brothers Trading Company Tel: *****19- *****80/ *****53 ATTRACTIVE CASH OFFER for all good used cars from 1575 onwards
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      425 29 AccoitMHOd»iUon A Proptrtitt Within the Central Business District UIC Building Far East Finance Building The Arcade Peninsula Plaza International Plaza Carpenter Street Shenton House Outside the Central Business District Orchard Towers Sim Lim Towers Katong Shopping Centre INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES We have a wide range of properties to cater to most
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      5520 30 All C Accowatwodrtton I. I All r toommodsrtiow 4 [All C Accownwiition 4 Lam! I C toommodatton ft [All C Accowmodatton 4 M|| T Pniparttos j V Properties J l«|| V Properties |,M|| T Properties \Wm\\ Properties h I Development Sites I Wanted I A development organisation is looking for
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      796 30 PEOPLE'S PARK COMPLEX. Iroomed studio apartment, rental $800 pm For sale $175,000 Genuine buyers only. Please contact: *****8 WEST COAST. Faber Hill Condominium, 3 alrcond bedrooms plus servant's Fully furnished Available Ist July Stella Property *****72/ *****07. 5-ROOMED HDB ANG Mo Klo. well furnished, renovated, centrally located, alrcond. colour TV.
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      676 30 CLIENTS AVAILABLE Call PRIME LOCATIONS today and get a TOP RENTALS RELIABLE CLIENTS a FMENOLV SERVICE for your properties We accept Mating* In a* location*. caii Dorswn at *****86 tar a ManOychat Urgently required DETACHED BUNGALOWS IN DISTS 10. OR 11 Budgat* f»*iibt«, good tanancy laaaa arrth good dapowl* m*mur*6.
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      637 31 ■■11 T Prtjportios 89 ProDßrtMi For Ssm a) Mouses PROPERTY LOANS The Chartered Finance Company provides finance for purchase of properties at attractive interest rates. ■BF *MB YJafl Fixed Deposits are also accepted at attractive interest rates. Please telephone ***** or *****4 for further details. The Chartered Finance Company Limited
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      900 31 OtST. 1* MODERN ARCHITECTURAL design double-storey bungalow. Freehold, located on eleVated ground with an approximate area of 11.000 sq.ft. Selling at $925,000 0.n.0. Call Shereen *****21/ *****02. LAROE COLONIAL MANSION 8 bedrooms with bathrooms attached, separate servant's quarters, garage for 4 cars. In exclusive dlst 10 38.000 sq.ft. of land.
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      803 31 aasl B n■• 11 11 1 1 B) bt~ HCCOnMiKMefllrOfl At 1 Proportlot THOMSON PARK BRAND new double storey terrace. 1800 sq.ft. 5 rooms, freehold Olna: *****00 TERRACE HOUSE AT dlst. 19 for sale Buyer call *****58 Flmts JjUSTED Im^Bbl 3500 OFFICES ■EAIISTATF WORLDWIDE S-STOREY TOWNHOUSE WITH POOL Corner unit,
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      626 31 DISTRICT 11, Cheng Kin ApaMiidil, 3 bedrooms. 1.300 sq.ft Asking: $350,000 DISTRICT 9, brand new Furam* Towers, with 2 bedrooms, attached bathrooms, central alrcond. swimming pool, close to Orchard Road $4504)00. DISTRICT 10, Pataraaw Towera, on high floor. 2.850 sq.ft 4 bedrooms, baths attached, marble flooring with swimming pool, tennis
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      959 31 AccoMßtodatiofl ojpj i Proportios DIST. 10, CASABELLA CONDOMINIUM, terrace apartment. 2,177 sq.rt Type A. 3 bedrooms, servant's. Living and dining rooms, swimming pool, barbecue pit, children's playground, landscaped garden. Covered carpark Price: $1 million Hlllvlew Industrial Complex, 1.476 sq.rt. for sale at ***** psf Tel: *****53. OVERWHELMINGLY UNDER PRICED! CHANOI
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      594 31 BRAND NEW CLEMENTI Park stepped housing, 1,700 sq.ft. $480,000; Dlsl 5 Westpeak racing pool. 1.900 sq ft $425,000 Homer *****44/*****37. CAMELLIA TERRACE APARTMENT 3 bedrooms, study, servant's, tastefully furnished. 3,154 sq ft $735,000. Distinctive Properties. *****15/ *****23 DIST. 0*22 THONG SIA Building, brand new 2082 sq ft 3 bedrooms, fully
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      903 31 *A E Acrammoctoticßii t 1 Proporttos ANG MO KIO 4-roomed corner flat, renovated/ furnished, reasonable price. Principals call: *****66. BRADDELL PARK CO4*DOM»MUM 3 bedrooms, area 1420 sq.ft.. good facing, selling $365,000. Ring owner *****84. No agents. CITY PLAZA, HKMi floor studio apartment, 893 sq.ft. Vacant poasesslon. Command Properties. *****33. CITY
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      758 31 .A F Accom ff M fa|tton Pi'oportißS GENUINE LOCAL PURCHASERS require semidetached/ terrace houses: Katong/ Thomson/ Buklt Tlmah/ Holland Road locations. Good price for right properties. Richard Low Housing. *****81 RIOGEWOOO KUHIO /LUNALILO urgently required by genuine buyer 1.400/1.800 sq.ft. With or without tenancy also considered Willing to make good
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      644 32 Proptrtit 91 Factory Spacas Vacant/WsrUad FACTORY cum STORE Approximate 502 sq.m. In modern Industrial Building al: DISTRICT 13 FOR LEASE Contact telephone: *****33 ext. 11 For details l^a^B^S^B^B^B^ FACTORIES. WAREHOUSES CUM OFFICE. RENT/ SALE Pay* Lobar/ Macphoreon/ Thomson/ Sims Avonu* Ground and uppor floor 1,200/ 1.700' 2JOO/ £500/ 3.000/ 3,500/
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      641 32 QUALITY WAREHOUSE WITH 20 celling height and good floor loading of 450/000 lbs. available In Modules of 10.000; 46.300; 8.100: 1 1.500; 4.500: 5.400; 3.800: 4,500 sq ft Direct loading/ unloading of containers by means of adjustable dock levellers. Enquiries, please contact James Tan at *****3. WAREHOUSE SALE: JLN Pemlmpln.
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      1449 32 MB Pl'op6rtl6S PRIME OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE UIC BUILDING. SHENTON WAV 1.000 sq.ft. or larger, available Immediately on lat floor. Rent not more than $7.00 p.s. f Plaaao contact: IMC DEVELOPMENT PTE LTD 4th Fir UtC auMdtng S Shonton Way. Singapore 01N Tat: *****11 PRIME LOCATION DIST 1 ROWMSON ROAD
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      777 32 .^b^^bV i b^ MCGOfloVHOQaluOvi' wt aaWai f PWptftaSS J FAR EAST PLAZA around Floor ATONO PLAZA SIS. Rental 55.00 Shop for rent. Unit 0208 facing psf inclusive: sale $1,100 psf. Area escalators. Area: 195 sq.ft Please 233 sq.ft. Tel: *****00. contact Miss Serene, telephone: KATOMO pun*. 255 sq ft. shop
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      608 32 I A 1 1 PGRTOEFAMHY IsT-fl BANGKOK/HONG KONG 8 Days 7 Nights From $1461 HONG KONG/TAIPEI 8 Days 7 Nights From $1810 HONG KONG/MANILA 8 Days 7 Nights From $1461 Highlights of Cathay Pacific Discovery Tours: Your choice of departure dates Choice of first class hotels with breakfasts Airport transfers
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      376 32 Jj^ Q Travrtfeiide [NAM HO TMKL SERVICE (S) PTE ITI Gl4-16-18. Pearrs Centre, Eu Tong Sen Street. (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105. Tet *****33 (7 lines) BrßKiMkc 1 1 9. People's Park Comptex, Ground Floor. New Bridge Road. Singapore 0105. Tet 91 1661/91 1662 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 TA 140 MaatCVMaM/CAMM ■UICI/JAMI MMISM
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      1487 33 >j< Q TrawH6u*de Q Trml euMe m Q Travel Guide CAPTURE THAT WONDERFUL HOLIDAY FEELING! PHUKET > 3/4 DAYS FROM $CTf/sfll DAILY EXCEPT MON. WED. ..a^iai- _r a*»a»B»^a»»»a»B»»»*»aa«a»»»v _^bb>b^Bßi \\\wammmmM%^**%&*^^ BjavaVavw^" BJ \jr J Other Highly Recommended Wonderful Holiday: BALI PATTAYA/BANGKOK/CHIENGMEI PANGKOR BAY VILLAGE KUANTAN PENANG CLUB MED. Call The
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      288 33 ORIENT VACATIONS PTE LTD 159/161 Ooldhill Center Tel 2SISSSS(TA 155) "EXCLUSIVE PACKAGE TOURS" MALAYSIA 3D HYATT. KUANTAN Dally) $175/--3DTANJONO JARA (KRI)ttSS/3DGENTINO (AIR/DAILY) $375/--3 D CLUB MED FRI $320/--3 D PULAU TIOMAN DAILY) $350/--3 D RAWA ISLAND DAILY) $2SO/--3D/4D/5D PEN. (Air) from SM4 ID JOHORE SAFARI/KUKUP WITH SEAFOOD LUNCH (TUE, THUR.
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      1098 33 |jj| Education 4 Instruction Your Profession? SECRETARY! To be a IST CLASS SECRETARY you need to develop secretariol skills, technological skills in office equipment and systems, poise and a personality to go with it. You will get all of these ond MORE! at SBTC'S Secretarial Training Division. Consider what we
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      1072 33 JH Education Instruction g ACCOUNTANCY ASSOCIATION OF CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS (ACCA) Laval 1 Fulltime comm. 1/6/82 Part-time comm. 3/6/82 Laval 2 Part-time comm. 14/6/82 ASSOCIATION OF ACCOUNTING TECHNICIANS (AAT) Laval 1 comm. 4/6/82 Laval 2 comm. 3/6/82 Laval 3 comm. sth 14th June MARKETING LCCI PUBLIC RELATIONS/ MARKETING DIPLOMA Commem ng
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        84 34 Mr. Mr*. K.A. Abraham, Roy, Buahoola and Sumeana thank all relatives and friends for their attendance at the funoral ol Sunil and Mary, messages of condolence, flowers and donations lo "The K. Sunil Abraham Scholarship Fund". A memorial service will bo hold al 3.30pm on Saturday the sth ol Juno
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        33 34 wiahaa to express their heartfelt thank* to all their relative*, friends and colleague* lor their condolences, wreaths, donations, and kind assistance during then rocont bereavement. The Family of the Late SOH ENG KIANG
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          26 34 MR GOH OUAN KIM (MICHAEL) i ih lo thank triand*, retain**, col league* for their condolence*. wreatha, •crolls. donation* and night viarta during fhafe- raoant ba-
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          49 34 THE FAMILY OF the latt- Anthony Joseph Cornelius wish to thank Revd. Fathers Munler and Fernandez, doctors and nurses of Wards 84 and 89 of the General Hospital, sister Gerard and Nancy of C.H.I.J. all relatives, friends for their donations, attendances, and messages of condolence during their recent bereavement.
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          38 34 p»»»»d away on Ist Jun* IM3 Fun*r«l laaving Blk. 833, Avwhm 6, Ang Mo Kio on 4th Jun* to Church of Holy Spirit al 1.30 p.m. and thar*altar to Mount Varnon Crematorium RONALD HONG HIN THONG AGE 34
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          28 34 Passed away suddenly on Wednesday 2.6.82 leaving behind Cortege leave* Btfci. 2117-J, Sembawang Rd on Thursday 3».»2 at 3.30 pm tor Mt. Vemon Crematorium. LEKSHMY APPAVA MAIDU AGE7C
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          15 34 pe*a»d away paacatuHy on 2nd Jur.. 19«2 For tunocal *rrsr>g#m*nt* l*l No Sawa Singh Dhandal
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          32 34 STRAITS TIMES RATES FOR PERSONAL ADS ft OBITUARIES a $13.50 lor 15 wordi (run-on ityle) a Ma.OO lor 3cm x 1 col. (••mi-di«play sryla) a $80.00 tor 3cm 1 1 col. (duplay.tyle)
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          34 34 MR FOO BAN CHOON Wish** lo •ipnu thafc haartfaH thank* le an thair r*iatrv«*. frwnd*. pn*«t, manag*m«nl and atari of Far EMlm Bank lor thwr kind *«M*tanea, «Wandanc« and donation* during thair recant btfMwnwil.
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          28 34 wiah to eiprea* their heartfelt thank* to Rev. Fr. Franci* Lee, r*la live*, office colleague*, friend*, for their kind aeeiatance, donation*, wreathe and attendance during their recent bereavement.
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          22 34 with to aiprin their haartlalt thank* lo »ll r»Ulivw and friand* lor their eondolancai. •••utance •ttsndanc* and donation* during thaw r*cent beraavsmant.
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          43 34 The family of the late GERARD YAP KOON HOE sincerely thank management and staff of Maxim Nile Club, El-Amlgo Nile Club, colleagues of Shell Co. Bukom. Bank or America. Shangrlla Hotel, mends and relatives for their donations, night visits during their recent bereavement
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          45 34 Our thoughts are always with you. Our hearts are sore with pain. This world would be like heaven. If you were here again. and ion, bfotnofs and *lstof*-in-law and all your loved on**. CAPTAIN JOSEPH LOW KIM SOON Departed: 3rd June IMI.
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          28 34 IN CHERISHED MEMORY of Peter Paul Oomez, called to rest 3.6 63 There Is a memory In our hearts today, that passing years cannot take away Loved Ones.
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      114 34 EPSOM (England), Wed. Americanbred rolt Golden Fleece, owned by Robert Sangster and ridden by Pat Eddery, won the Epsom Derby •ver 2,111 m today. Ame rl can- bred s To a chug Woo 4 and Silver Hawk were second and third respectively. French-bred colt PersepoUs
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      312 34 RATINGS me merit of each horse in points, and each point is equivalent to hall a kilogram is a wonderful guide not only to the panel of handicappers but to owners, trainers and form students as well. The handicappers, of course, cannot strictly adhere to the ratings
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      392 34  - Mork at 500 to 1 if he gets ninto King's Cup trial! EPSOM JEEP By THE latest gimmick in Australian racing is a computer card or chart published by leading newspapers in Sydney and Melbourne. It gives the required odds of the runners in a race, based on form, weight,
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      $141 jolt by Diamond Boy
      1182 34 IPOH, Wed PUNTERS got off on the wrong foot at the Perak Turf Club's one-day amateur meeting at Ipoh today when a rank outsider, Diamond Boy (late The Crimson Pirate) finished with a big burst in Race 1 to pay $141 for a win ($149
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      789 34 IPOH, Wed. The Stipendiary Steward's report on today's amateur races: RACE 1: Kakak (Tai Ng) attempted to lug out soon after the jump and had to be steadied, resulting in the mare losing ground. Kakak and Flying Tiger (M. Leow) hung out wide rounding the turn into the
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      Lock icon Swede Wilander upsets Gerulaitis
      286 35 PARIS, Wed. Unseeded 17-year-old Mats Wilander, of Sweden, provided the biggest sensation in the French Open tennis championships to date when he battered his way through to the semi-finals by beating fifth-seeded Vitas Gerulaitis in a dramatic four-setter yesterday. Wilander, who, at the weekend, disposed of
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      Lock icon Edmonds to rescue of Middlesex
      380 35 LONDON, Wed PHIL EDMONDS, the Middlesex slow left-arm bowler, took a career best eight for 80 to steer his club to a 68 runs win over Sussex in the English county cricket championship yesterday A declaration by Middlesex, unbeaten this season, left Sussex to get
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      Lock icon South African invited
      101 35 South African invited BRISTOL, Wed. South African all-rounder Mike Procter has been invited to play in a double-wicket competition here on July 5, the sponsors said yesterday. Procter, who captained South Africa on the recent tour by a "rebel" team of English cricketers, would partner his former Gloucestershire team-mate, Zaheer
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      French final 'live'
      101 35 THE men's single* final of the French Open tennis championships will be telecast "live 57 over Channel 8 at B.K p.m. •n June 6, by courtesy of the Banqne Nationale de Paris. It will cost the bank about $IN,»M to bring the event to Singapore audience. Bat
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      Lock icon McE makes comeback in Manchester
      217 35 MANCHESTER, Wed. Wimbledon champion John McEnroe, playing his first match for a month, yesterday defeated South African Craig Campbell 6-2, 6-1 in the second round of the US$lB,OOO ($37,440) Greater Manchester Open tennis tournament. The 22-year-old American, who has been troubled by a painful injury
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      Lock icon Crosby Jr bows out
      93 35 DEAL, Wed. Bing Crosby's son, Nathaniel, was unceremoniously ousted from the British amateur golf championship by 16-year-old English youngster David Gilford at the Royal Cinque Ports course in Kent yesterday. Nathaniel, holder of the American amateur title, admitted that he almost resorted to singing "melancholy baby"
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        Late charge
        44 35 BASKETBALL: Norm Nixon scored 21 of his 29 points in the second half as the Los Angeles Lakers pulled away from the Philadelphia 76ers for a 129-106 victory on Tuesday night, and a 2-1 lead in the National Basketball Association championship series.
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        Disqualified
        35 35 BOXING: Clinton McKenzie, the European light-welter-weight champion, was disqualified for a low punch in the opening round of his contest against American Ernie Bing at the Royal Albert Hall in London on Tuesday night.
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        Contini wins
        48 35 ITALIAN Sllvano Contini won the 17th stage of the Tour of Italy, and captured the overall lead from Frenchman Bernard Hlnault. Contini clocked 7:31:14. ahead of Belfium's Lucien van Impe and wede Tommi Prim, for the 235 km stage from Fiera di Primlero to Boario Terme.
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        'Cars unsafe'
        38 35 THE International Automobile Sport Federation have received a letter from the Professional Racing Drivers Association, charging that present Formula One cars were dangerous and demai.ding that "concrete and immediate" measures be taken to assure their security.
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        Sprint finish
        58 35 CYCLING: Dutch flyer Ad Wijnants (Raleigh) won the first stage of the Criterium dv Dauphine race, claiming the 215-kilometre stage between Avignon and Tournon in a sprdt finish. He won in shr 32mtn 24sec, ahead of compatriot Johan van der Velde (Raleigh) and France's Frederic Vichot (Mercier). Frenchman
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        58 35 MOTOR SALLYING: French woman rallyist Michele Mouton, piloting an Audi Quattro, took the lead on Tuesday after the first stage of the fourday Acropolis rally, the Greek auto club Elpa said. Michele and her co-driver, Fabrizia Pons, led Henri Tolvenen, of Finland, and Fred Gallagher, in an
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        Tambay No 2
        60 35 MOTOR RACING: French racing driver Patrick Tambay will replace Canadian Gilles Villeneuve, killed in practice for the Belgian Formula One Grand Prix last month, as Ferrari's second driver Ferrari said Tambay, 32, would drive alongside compatriot Didier Pironi in the Dutch Grand Prix on June 26 and
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      Hock Moi and May Wong keep our flag flying
      474 35 JAKARTA, Wed SINGAPORE'S Leow Hock Moi and Kirn May Wong beat Emelta Bauto and Lilibeth Bernardo, of the Philippines, 14-21, 21-11, 21-15, 21-10 in the first round of women's doubles of the Asian table tennis championships here yesterday. Indonesia's Dian Nafasyah
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      66 35 PERTH, Wed. Record-chas-ing lone Australian yachtsman Jon Sanders is running behind schedule in the mid-Atlantic on his way to a supply rendezvous off Plymouth, southwest England. Sanders, 43, reported to his voyage control point here today that he was 1,600 nautical miles north of the equator and
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      Narrow win
      18 35 JOLLILADS edged out Mohan's Departmental Store 3--2 in a friendly soccer match at Queenstown Complex yesterday.
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      Lock icon RPbid to host A-Cup c'ships
      195 35 JAKARTA, Wed. The Philippines have made a bid to host the first Asian Cup table tennis championships next year. The chief of the Filipino delegation to the Sixth Asian championships here, Philip Pigao, confirmed yesterday that he had informed the Asian Table Tennis Union (ATTU)
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      Lock icon Greenwood to inform dropped players personally
      534 36 Greenwood to inform dropped players personally LONDON, Wed. England soccer manager Ron Greenwood will personally telephone the unlucky 10 players before publicly announcing the reduction of his World Cup squad from 32 to the final 22 on Friday afternoon. Greenwood, who himself once made the World Cup 40 but was
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      132 36 LONDON, Wed. Former England international Alan Mullery resigned yesterday as manager of Charlton, the English Second Division club. Mullery, who was appointed a year ago after taking Brighton from the Third to the First Division, said: "I want to be a First Division manager again and I don't
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      ENGLAND
      216 36 TAKING only 9 point* from I gam**, England struggled through th« qualifier* and into thoir firat World Cup final* in 12 yaan Manager Ron Greenwood has displayed his sense of loyalty by persevering with the same nucleus of players since his appointment in 1977 However, there have been grave
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      Lock icon Argentina confident despite problems
      413 36 MADRID, Wed. World soccer champions Argentina arrived in Spain on Saturday to defend their trophy against the background of the Falkland Islands dispute with Britain and immediately declared that their players came to win the championship. Manager Cesar Luis Menotti said: "We came here to win
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      Lock icon Beckenbauer bids goodbye
      373 36 'Kaiser' ends playing career after 103 caps HAMBURG, Wed. Franz Beckenbauer, one of West Germany's most famous soccer stars, ended his playing career here yesterday with a benefit match in which the West German national team beat his Hamburg SV squad 4-2. Beckenbauer, known to West Germans
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      Team s showing crucial, says NZ coach Adshead KIWI SQUAD
      304 36 Team s showing crucial, says NZ coach Adshead KIWI SQUAD WELLINGTON, Wed. The New Zealand soccer team leave for the World Cup in Spain tomorrow with coach John Adshead wanting just one result from his players: "credibility". "we've no right to expect anything in Spain really," said Adshead. "We are
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      Lock icon The ugly side of football
      357 36 LONDON, Sat Britain's soccer fans have an unenviable reputation for being world champions when it comes to alcohol-induced violence and their alarming behaviour is one of the country s least desirable exports. Sociologists portray the average soccer hooligan as aged between 14 and 19, poorly
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      Vital Cup: Pathma, Suria to receive tour invitation
      255 37 FORMER Singapore soccer captain Thambiah Pathmanathan and national midfielder Raiagopal Suriamurthi will be invited to join the Singapore Indians squad for the vital Cup international competition in Madras from July 10 to 25, reports JOE DORAI The two players, now in the
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      Lock icon Singapore crash in Kirin Cup
      143 37 Singapore crash in Kirin Cup TOKYO, Wed. Japan's national team beat Singapore 2-0 to head the points table in the fiveteam Kirin Cup soccer competition in Hiroshima, western Japan tonight. Tetsuya Totsuka scored in the 59th minute and team-mate Kazuo Ozaki, netted his fifth goal in the round-robin series with
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      Lock icon Sabah to lobby for Datuk Harun
      192 37 Sabah to lobby for Datuk Harun KOTA KINABALU, Wed. The Sabah Amateur Football Association will go all out to ensure that Datuk Harun Idris is elected Football Association of Malaysia president in place of the incumbent Datuk Seri Hamzah Abu Samah. SAFA president Datuk Haji Mohamed Noor Mansoor said yesterday
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      Badminton friendly
      60 37 TWO national team players are among the 11-member Standard Badminton Party team chose for their 13th friendly match against Jaya Setia in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. They are Sulaiman Zaini and Syed Hussein. Others include Shamsudin Mohamed, Thomas Wong, Kamal Ismail, Syed Mohamed, Corrinee Chia, Wong Shook Fong.
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      TABLE
      33 37 Japan W Bremen Singapore N Kokan Feyenoord P W D L F A Pt. 2200 7 2 4 110 0(02 2 0 1113 1 2 0 1117 1 1001 2 5 0
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      Doused
      30 37 SINGAPORE Fire Brigade doused their Airport counterparts 2-1, and Past Artisans beat Postal A 5-2 in the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees' soccer knockout tournament quarter-finals at Farrer Park.
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      Ace for Ng
      34 37 ANDREW NG, a 13-handicap golfer, holed in one at Seletar during a social match with C. S. Tham. Using a seven iron, he scored his ace at the 147--metre eighth hole.
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      131 37 MANILA, Wed. Nestor Lepitoß, a Filipino professional boxer, died yesterday in hospital after collapsing daring a boot hurt Saturday. He was 22 years old. Lepiten, who collapsed in the sixth round of a scheduled It-round boat in the Central province of Cebu, died from a
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      Lock icon Umpires board to classify members
      262 37 THE Singapore Badminton Association's umpires board will reregister and classify all umpires into class one, two and three soon, reports LEX SEOW YAM. This is part of the association's development programme to raise badminton standard. Only last month, all coaches were asked to be registered
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      No excellence from players, only walkovers
      347 37  - No excellence from players, only walkovers PETER SIOW By THE outstanding feature in yesterday's opening day of the national age group table tennis championships at Poi Ching School, Toa Payoh, was not so much the players' excellence as the number of walkovers conceded. It was particularly glaring in the boys'
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      Loh burns up lane to move -in front
      229 37  - Loh burns up lane to move -in front- WILFRED YEO By' THERE was only one* change in the Masters' lists of the Anchor BeerMaruman Lighters national bowling championships at the Celebrity Bowl yesterday but, what a change! And S. Y. Loh, the man who made it, almost came away richer
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      Prisons for friendlies
      53 37 MALAYSIAN Prisons Service will play friendly matches in badminton and sepak takraw against the Singapore Prisons Sports Association tomorrow. The badminton match will be held at at the Reformative Training Centre, while the sepak takraw contest will be at Warders' Club*, Moon Crescent. Both matches will start
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      Long cuts short Rahim's u-18 challenge
      536 37  -  SEVENTH seed Rahim Ahmad 's challenge in the boy's under-18 section was cut short by James Long, who beat him 8-4 (retired) in the second round of the Robertson Wilson age group* tennis championships at the Singapore Tennis Centre yesterday. Rahim was the only
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      FAS to raise $800,000 for three big tourneys
      306 37  - FAS to raise $800,000 for three big tourneys JOE DORAI By THE Football Association of Singapore will have to raise $800,000 during the next three months to host three major competitions at the National Stadium. They are the Asian Youth under-19 next month, followed by the Lion City Cup under-16
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      Unheralded Tay steals thunder from fancied Foo
      367 37  -  LEX SEOW YAM By TAY CHEW SENG, a 32-year-old playing in his first competition, stole the thunder from No. 3 seed Foo Khian Jin in the third round of national junior individual badminton championships at the Singapore Badminton Hall last night. He stretched
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      TODAYS EVENT
      82 37 BADMINTON NmttMki Jutor c'lMpa (SB Hall. 7.30 p.m.). BOWLING NttUnil e'tUm (Celebrity Bowl, 8.45 a m HOCKEY Friendly: SRC v PARC (Padang, 5.15 p. m.). SOCCER SBHFL Dtv. S: Spore Tobacco v Wester Geophysical (FPAC, 5.15 p.m.). SQUASH Mil* Premier LMtgae (East Coast RC, 6 SWIMMING 88C jul«r
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    MINGS GARDEN TO GIVE TASTE OF BYONE ERS
    449 38  -  RONNIE WAI By I, Our Jurong Reporter A SINGAPORE-Talwa-■ese Joint venture company producing porcelain ware is planning to recreate the past splendour of China's Ming dynasty in a landscaped garden in ■Juronx and give visitors a taste of what life In that
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    121 38 BANGKOK, Wed. The Thai opposition today challenged Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda in the second no-confidence debate he has faced since coming to power two years ago. Members of parliament led by former Prime Minister Kriangsak Chomanan accused Gen Prem of being :ueffective. They said he had
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    Asean will have to consider other options
    540 38  -  NANCY CHNG, The Cambodian issue By Our Bangkok Correspondent ASEAN foreign ministers meeting in Singapore in less than two weeks will have to consider new options on the Cambodian issue as hopes dim for the early formation of an anti-Vietnamese coalition government. The
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    US govt bilked of $450 million
    518 38 THE BIG UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS FRAUD THE Reagan administration is waging a widening war against abusers of unemployment benefits who are draining untold millions of dollars from a system already strained by the swelling ranks of jobless Americans, according to the US News and World
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    Welcome deal
    35 38 WELLINGTON, Wed. The New Zealand government has welcomed the country's first barter trade deal, in which Iran will buy NZ$2OO million (5J322 million) of New Zealand lamb in return for Iranian crude oil.
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    31 38 NEW YORK. Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 0.57 to 815.54 In the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    Malaysia 'unwilling' to host -summit
    306 38  - Malaysia 'unwilling' to host -summit FAN LIAN CHOO By- Our Diplomatic Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia is now unwilling to host any summit for the three resistance groups fighting Vietnamese occupation of Cambodia, a reliable source here told The Straits Times today. This is because Malaysia does not believe such
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      139 38 UP TO Ip.m. TODAY: Showers In several areas late morning onwards. TEMP. (C) np to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 25 mln. SUNSET today: 7.W p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: CM a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER AdeUMe 7/15 C Showers MmIU 26.35 C Fair BMgfcak 26 34C Cloudy MelbNrw 8 12C Rain BelJbiß 18/30
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      Anita's 'guiding hand'
      880 1 The men behind the shows BUNNY BOSCO, a huge chunk of a man in white Jacket and pants, bends over and says: "I've booked Anita for the XL Shangri-La. It's got 1,500 seats, and you know, Anita's going to fill up that place two shows a night.
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      Driven to success
      662 1 SHOWBUSINESS promoter JIMMY LEE, who once handled some of the biggest entertainment names to pass through Singapore, is convinced that the sound of the "80's will come from Australia. It's not surprising then that he has made his home in one of its fastestgrowing capitals, Perth, while
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      Happiness and a tinge o£ sadness at this gala
      253 2 THURSDAY Entertainment Special 24th Annual Grammy Awards (Ch 5, 1i.15 p.m.): Musicland's equivalent of the Academy Awards features the efforts of American musicians in yet another year of identity searching. John Denver hosts a gala event chockfull of events both happy
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      PICK OF THE DAY
      483 2 C «BCS LJDSVILLE (Ch 5, 3.55 p.m.): Hoodoo, a sentimental, snivelling lovewrecked mess? IJnbelievable. But the Hat people are happy to hear the good news, especially since a love-sick fool can't bother them too much. Or so they think. Alice (Ch 5, 4.2* p.m.): Vera is
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        Cannes revival
        1774 3 THE recently concluded Cannes International Film Festival was 35 years old this year. And though the world is still preoccupied with the youth culture, economic woes, waves of violence and competitive film fests, Cannes retained its status as the reigning "king" of film festivals. It opened on a
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        Kids9 den
        240 5 Kids 9 den WITH the extended family concept, few families can afford to give each child his or her own room. The problem one is faced with then, Is how to give each child some privacy, while sharing a bedroom. Today, we want to share with you an Idea for
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        Lock icon Whimsical designs that work
        557 5  -  BERNADINE MORRIS j Story; JEANNINE VATIN Sketch; GILLES MASSOT in New York THE 25 manufacturers in America who produce merchandise labelled John Weitz are mostly in the men's fashion field. So are the almost equally large number of producers in Japan. But Weitz frequentjy has ideas
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      Personal computers: From cult to business
      819 6 Personal computers: From cult to business Personal computers are an exploding market in America so much so that major domestic computer companies are cashing in quickly on burgeoning sales. What began as a cult among technology lovers has turned into a US$2.7 billion business this year and may net US$7.5
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      Superstar agent
      743 6 From Pag* 1 JOHNNY YOUNG: a walking goldmine. Gold around his neck and gold on both his hands. Necklace, watch, bracelet they're all solid gold. In his automatic Mercedes, he says: "I work 14 to 15 hours a day, but no complaint, I enjoy what I'm doing. I
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      On Jimmy's card
      605 6 JIMMY LOH hangs out at the clubs at night. He often sits at a table in the back of the room, sips a soft drink, and keeps an eye on his entertainers. Besides managing local groups like the Flybaits, who play in the Mandarin Hotel, and the
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      280 2 Straits Times Crossword nY IHT nV T n^HnVT V HF [H ACBOBS 4 Finding one unopened jar in the water, looks daggers (8) 7 No answer! (7) 5 Object when everyone stops (3--8 Stop with the Spanish officer 3) 6 Keep on disturbing priests (7) 10 Showing spirit, a body
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      90 2 EXHIBITIONS: ACRYLIC Paintings by Ang Ah Tee. Exhibits cover view from the Tiber in Rome to birds in flight over the Singapore River. Noon 8 p.m. Lone Pine Gallery. Ming Court Hotel. Until Sunday. The Five Elements by Alan Zie YongJer. Hyatt Regency Hotel. Gallery 10— 12. 11 a.m. -7
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      1054 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Openinf folowed by Dynasty $-JJ Candid Camera (Chinese/r) 7 20 Snare stor Animal Band 355 Lidsviie 7.30 News and Weather Forecast 4 20 Ake (Mala^ Ali Thl M,«r a T, 9 wlpr 7M &MteSt Amefkan Hefo 4.45 The Mafic Star Traveler c jn
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      135 2 1.15 Top Tunes Of The Week 8.45 Weekly Music Magazine II.M News 11.11 Weekly Music Magazine IZ.N The Bacharach Bio I.M AM to 5.M AM The 1 To 5.30 Show |SWIMMING TIMES TODAY: Skg»p*re 3.33 a.m. (0.8 m), 9.35 am (2.2 m), 3.37 p.m. (0.8 m). 9.33 p.m. (2.4 m)
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      902 7 APPOINTMENTS Sundstrand Pacific (Pte) Ltd. 1 I CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY to Financial Controller \\<- arr looking for a Confidential Secretary reporting to the Financial iontroMci of a manufacturing concern. '-)<£ II \oii have a scum- of humor, can work under pressure, can keep j B matters confidential and get along with
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      432 7 GROWTH UNLIMITED (limited only by one's imagination) Our fast expansion programme leads to the additional need for senior and junior staff: ART DIRECTOR Broad-minded with broad-based experience in advertising art forms SENIOR COPYWRITER Sensitive and seasoned to conceptual advertising work, preferably a graduate majoring in English JUNIOR COPYWRITER Eloquent with
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      698 7 Applications are invited for appointment to the following posts: (1) SECRETARY (GRADE III) (2) CLERICAL OFFICER (GRADE IV) QUM.NCATIONS (1) G.C.E. Ordinary Level passes in 3 sublets including English Language, or the Cambridge School Certificate with credit in English Language: Shorthand, at 100 w.p.m. (Candidates with lower shorthand speed may
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      505 7 Npetjouum/ PHILLIPS PETROLEUM COMPANY FAR EAST invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the position of GEOPHYSICIST I The lob: The person will be responsible for the process, interpretation and quality control ot Seismic Data utilizing computer facilities in Singapore Office, and to liaise with geophysical contractors and mterpreta tion
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      525 8 APPOINTMENTS *W^r\r\ established Consulting Engineering In Brunei reoulree the following I •tell:RESIDENT ENGINEERS (I) Sewerage Work* (II) Marine Construction Work* (III) Highway Construction Minimum 8 years relevant post graduate I experience. ASSISTANT RESIDENT ENGINEERS Minimum 3 years relevant post graduate experience. DESIGN ENGINEER (SEWERAGE) Minimum 5 years relevant post graduate
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      571 8 invites applications from suitably qualified Singapore citizens/permanent residents of Singapore and other ASEAN citizens to fill the following post:AMMMISTRATIWE OFFICERS Benefit!* Annual salary on scale ranging from $25,064 to $65,010. Qualifications Experience A good honours degree or equivalent. Applicants with relevant experience will be preferred. 'Salary quoted include 13th month
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      1154 8 Hotel TAI-PAN Limited (INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) ANNOUNCEMENT PraMnanr Announcement of Results for the year ended 31st March 1912 The Directors of Hotel Tai-Pon Limited (HTP) are pleased to announce the resurfs of the Company, subiect to audit, for the financial year ended 31st March 1982 as follows
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        736 1  -  NG WAI LENG By SHE is fresh and natural like her songs. Her debut record "Olive Tree", released three years ago, shot her to fame in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore. But she did not stay to cash in on her success. She
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        Calligraphy in a restaurant
        549 1  - Calligraphy in a restaurant K. MALATHY By IT is a Sunday, and you are eating out. As you tuck in heartily, something catches your eye. Out there, on a stage, is a man busy with Chinese brush and ink, writing on a fragile piece of rice paper. You look again.
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        423 2 By TEO HAN WUE A LUMP of clay is but a lump of clay. But it could be worth its weight in gold if it comes from the right place and has been worked into a fine piece of art by a skilful potter. Sekwan (Shiwan), a small
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        Acrobatics in a ball game
        611 4  -  HARON A. RAHMAN Sepakraga and Sepaktakraw (Part Two) By BEFORE we discuss further the rules of sepaktakraw and what are required to play the game let us watch a game in progress and see the various features that stand out at our first inspection of
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        Melenting dan meloncat, lalu merembat
        518 4 SEBELUM kita membincangkan selanjutnya peraturan-perat-uran dalam permainan sepaktakraw dan apa yang diperlukan untuk bermain permainan mi, marilah kita perhatikan suatu pertandingan dan lihat ciri-ciri yang terkemuka permainan mi. Dalam rencana yang lalu, sepaktakraw telah dibandingkan dengan badminton atau boLatangkis Perbandingan itu tidak berhenti di situ
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        485 4  - Let's LEARN MALAYA Answers for Lesson 2f A 1) Ada empat orang dalam keluarga Hassan sekarang. 2) Bapa Hassan teiah meninggal dunia. 3) Yang bekerja di gerai siang dan malam ialah ibu dan kakak Hassan. 4) Hassan membantu di waktu siang dan Hasnah di waktu malam. 5) Keluarga Hassan telah
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        441 1 Specialists' Shopping Centre, the place where you can shop, eat, cash a cheque, buy an air ticket, even book into a hotel... ■HL '^Jl. g"'l^ gourmet IMPS flftvil AA| 28 fashion r estaurants. »C^ I P^l houses. And f^KfT *-=£!c?Sji Offering a B^JHKv fabric centres. JS ,MI ii>"^^^j selection of
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        305 2 YOU CAN WIN A FREE TRIP TO SWEDEN IN THIS WEEKS SUNDAY TIMES /^^^B^n^^^ff^ plus other attractive prizes. ■H P^^IJILhJI l^£ii.n st nze ne Scandanavian Airlines H&VdIhH round trip ticket to Stockholm I^SJ Hfl ■r#^BlP9^ Pu s a wee^ s accommodation fctfll B« M V nc Prize: Electrolux computerised WE^£9Ct?
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        624 4 APPOINTMENTS Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons to I fill the following posts:— 1 Degree in Computer Science or equivalent with tninimum I 3 years' experience in systems analysis in large computer I environment. Required fo design and implement I I computer systems. __]m B|--^^t^dqqRAMMERS I I GCE A'
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        571 4 HoneywellSynertek, a subsidiary of the Honeywell Corporation invites qualified personnel to join its manufacturing expansion program as: ELECTRONIC TEST SPECIALIST The candidate should possess a Diploma, C G Certificate or ITC in Electronic Engineering preferably with some experience in the maintenance of digital equipment. A strong background in digital or
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