The Straits Times, 5 June 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    NWC: It's $18.50 plus 2.5 to 6.5 pc
    662 1  -  LILLIAN CHEW No second tier this year By THE average wage earner can expect to take home 0.75 per cent to 4.75 per cent more money if his employer accepts the latest National Wages Council recommendations. This is after he has paid
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    AT A GLANCE...
    87 1 A WAGE increase of $18.58 plus negotiable range of 2.5 per cent to 6.5 per cent with full gronp offsetting. EMPLOYEES to pay 1 per cent more to CPF, bringing their total contribution to 23 per cent a month. EMPLOYERS to pay I 1 2 per cent
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    Annual award for building that saves the most energy
    460 1 Annual award for building that saves the most energy THE National Development Ministry is to give an annual award to the building with the most energy conservation features in Singapore. Known as the Energy Conscious Building award, it is to encourage building owners and designers to incorporate energy saving systems
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    Lock icon Japan's old
    48 1 TOKYO, Fri. Japanese 65 years and older will reach 23.69 per cent of the total population by the year 2025, giving Japan the highest rate of elderly in the world, Mr Naohiro Ogawa, assistant Brofessor of the private Nihon University's population research centre predicted yesterday. AP.
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    Lock icon Hunger fight
    32 1 BRUSSELS, Fri. The European Common Market launched a US$lB4 million (SJ9B3 million) plan yesterday to combat world hunger by helping food production and safeguarding rural development in developing countries. Reuter.
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    Now help is here...
    97 1 FLASHBACK to Nov S last year... all they wanted was a place to study, for being deaf they could net attend ordinary pre-srhool classed. So when the only centre which gave them special lessons was In danger of being withdrawn, these children made an argent appeal
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    Lock icon Cholera toll
    48 1 JAKARTA. Fri. Cholera has taken the lives of nine people and 151 others are under intensive care at public health centres in the East Lesser Sundas regency of Sikka since the disease hit that area about 10 days ago, the regency health office said today. AP.
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    Lock icon Nepal VIP holds talk with Dhana
    74 1 Nepal VIP holds talk with Dhana VISITING Nepalese Foreign Secretary Jagdish Rana had wide-ranging discussions yesterday with Foreign Minister S. Dhanabalan. Mr Rana, who flew in here from Kuala Lumpur, also had separate talks with the Permanent Secretary o( the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mr Chla Cheong Took, and other
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    Lock icon STOESSEL, NOT HAIG, COMING
    158 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. The State Department's second-ranking official will represent Secretary of State Alexander Haig at two high-level meetings of America's Asian allies this month, a department spokesman announced today. Deputy Secretary of State Walter Stoessel will attend the annual foreign ministers' "dialogue" In Singapore following the
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    Lock icon Order out: Start the final assault
    564 1 Falklands conflict LONDON, Friday PRIME Minister Margaret Thatcher ordered British naval and military commanders today to begin their final assault on the Argentine garrison at Port Stanley as soon as they were ready, government officials said. Reports from British correspondents at the frontline in
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    Lock icon Leaking blast
    42 1 BASTIA, (Corsica), Fri. A major explosion gutted two storeys of a building in the Monte Soro suburb here today, reportedly killing several people. First reports said the explosion was caused by a gas leak and was followed by fire. -AFP
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    Lock icon Human rights probe begins
    77 1 BANGKOK. Fri. A 12-man committee of lawyers and jurists from Asia, Australia and New Zealand began today an investigation into allegations of human rights violations in Cambodia and Laos. Under the sponsorship of the Asian Lawyers Legal Enquiry Committee, a non-gov-ernmental body established last year, the
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    Lock icon Israeli jets hit Beirut
    62 1 TEL AVIV, Fri. Israeli plaaes bombed Palestinian targets In the Beirut ana today In retaUattan far the severe woiadlng at Israel's ambaasador In London, Mr Shlsmo Argav, the Military Command announced. The statement said the attacks were aimed at a combat training school of the Fatah
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    One boys club for each police division
    730 1 One boys club for each police division This wa s crucial, he said, to pre vent alienation and any form of social cleavage c if young people in Singapo re society. On the response from the com muiuty to the MacPhers on Boys' Club, Mr Chu. a said leading members
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    Now it's official: Koban project is on
    271 1 TV IE successful Japanese Koban policing system wl iere policemen go round vi siting homes and makin.g contacts with resid< >nts in their areas of pati 01, will be adopted by tl le Singapore Police. This was disclosed by I lome Affairs Minister
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      265 1 62 pages today Big 7 begin their summit talks -Page 6 Why ILO should not hit out at labour laws Back Page SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,8,7 COMICS U CAUSEWAY 15 EDITORIAL 18 LETTERS n BACKGROUND 18 TIMES BUSINESS ls-22 CLASSIFIEDS 24-33 SPORTS 34-3» What's in store for the Sea
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  • IN SUMMARY...
    • HOME
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        Peddling on the mall
        128 2 REMEMBER the village medicine man? Well, he has left his rustic environs and now holds court amid the polished high-rises of Raffles Square. Each afternoon, three or four of these peddlars-cum-showmen gather at the pedestrian mall to pull in the crowd with their magic tricks or
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        No layoffs pledge
        77 2 NO worker will be retrenched when the proposed merger of Telecoms and the Postal Services Department takes place. This pledge to the more than 12,000 employees of both government bodies was made by Telecoms general manager Goh Seng Kirn on Friday night. Also, there will be no
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        PA heeds deaf's appeal
        106 2 PA heeds deaf 's appeal TWENTY-TWO deaf pre-schoolers, who appealed six months ago for a chance to continue their schooling, have had their wishes answered. New classes nave been started for them by the Singapore Association for the Deaf with the help of the People's Association. They are held at
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        Molester jailed
        68 2 FORMER Housing Board sweeper Zailan bin Shamsu, 19, was jailed a year by a district judge yesterday for stabbing and molesting bank officer Mrs Auw Chor Ec in an HDB lift in 1980. Mrs Auw was three months' pregnant then. Zailan, who gave notice of appeal, claimed it
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        $28m cheating charges
        85 2 FOUR businessmen have had seven more charges filed against them in addition to 30 counts of conspiracy to cheat nine banks between March 1979 and last Nov 30. The sum involved in the case now totals $28.3 million. The four are Bhagwan Singh Aujla, 52, and his
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        Asean iacks direction'
        120 2 ASEAN businessmen want the five Asean heads of state to get together at a summit and specify where Asean is heading. "It is not sufficient, in our view, just to refer to a regional economic cooperation without knowing whether we are aiming at a Common Market concept,
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        COMMENT
        154 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE gravity of the world economic situation has yet to sink in here. The latest NWC guidelines are about half the previous year's, which were artificially high because of the need to restructure the economy. But instead of counting their blessings that they will probably
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        FALKLANDS' FUTURE
        49 2 IN THIS week's Behind the Headlines JOHN DRYSDALE assesses what is likely to happen in the South Falkland*' dispute both militarily and diplomatically, and concludes that the future of the islands should not be determined in isolation of the trend towards the lnternattonallsation of Antarctica. Page IS
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        LEAVING AN INDELIBLE MARK
        64 2 CALLING ail teachers. Give a thought to the scribbles and comments you write in* your students' exercise books. For example, "Very Poor" can be a confidencedestroyer and may have damaging effects on the student's future progress, says a reader. "The remarks are permanent, not only on
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        Rush for city food
        112 2 TELOK AVER food centre, in the heart of city, was the most popular of 12 hawkers' centres surveyed by the Environment Ministry last October and last month. It had an average of 7,470 patrons daily during its peak hours. Newton came in a close second with
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    • TIMES BUSINESS
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        TOYOTA FRANCHISE NOT IN UMW'S HANDS YET
        389 2 UNITED MOTOR WORKS' acquisition of the Toyota vehicle operation in Malaysia is taking a longer time than anticipated, and may not even be completed within this financial year. So the group is not including the projected earnings from the Toyota franchise in its
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    • SPORTS
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        Evert trounced
        95 2 TOP-SEED Chris Evert is out of the French Open tennis championships. She was beaten 6-3, 6-1 in the semi-finals by fellow American Andrea Jaeger. Likewise, defending champion Hana Mandlikova, of Czechoslovakia, was trounced 6-2, 6-0 by American Martina Navratilova. In fact, Martina was so fast the computerised Scoreboard
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        SEA Games list
        95 2 WOMEN'S hockey, wind-surfing, water-skiing and equestrianism will make their debut at next year's South-east Asia Games in Singapore, while men's hockey and sailing will be reinstated. However, cycling, gymnastics and softball will be axed. These three along with squash and rugby were tabled for consideration but did
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    • /WOUND THE WORLD
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        'It is Vietnam's doing'
        124 2 SINGAPORE has condemned Vietnam for weakening the non-aligned movement by its invasion and armed occupation of Cambodia. As a member, it has violated some of the movement's fundamental tenets, which includes non-interference and respect for a country's sovereignty. Senior Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office), Mr
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        Summit buzz
        61 2 GOVERNMENT leaders from the West's key industrial nations began a busy round of summit talks yesterday, hours before the opening of the Versailles summit. The seven US, West Germany, Britain, Canada, Italy and Japan were seeking to dampen a threatening trade war, lessen the turmoil created by sudden
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        US troops wanted
        46 2 THE British government has quietly suggested to the Reagan administration that American troops participate in a post-war peacekeeping force on the Falkland Islands. Diplomatic and other sources said in London that America is interested, but would take part only if Argentina agrees. P»geS
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        New ruling order
        78 2 THE Argentine military junta is planning for a new government after the Falklands war with some civilians. The future government must have "participation by all sectors," said Gen Basilio Lami Dozo, who personally directed the successful air attacks against British forces. He is emerging as a spokesman
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        Back Iraq, Israel urged
        100 2 IRAN'S triumph over Iraq has prompted Israeli analysts to urge their government to dump Iran and get in line with the US-backed Arab coalition shaping up around Iraq. Israeli sources said an imminent high-level review of the Persian Gulf policy could lead to a critical shifting
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        Plan for long N-war
        94 2 THE US has publicly endorsed a plan for prolonged nuclear war. It allows American forces to survive a Soviet nuclear strike and fight a prolonged war with atomic weapons. Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger said. The details are still secret but "nowhere in all of this do
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        Just one base to go
        67 2 THAI government forces had taken all but one stronghold of the outlawed Communist Party of Thailand in the north, army chief General Prayuth Charumanee said. The Hin Long Ka base is where the three northern provinces of Petchabun, Loci and Phitsanuloke join. The general also
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    • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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        Second Customs check
        95 2 A SECOND line of defence against smuggling will be set up at Subang International Airport. It will be made up of Customs men in plainclothes. They "will mingle with the crowd and if they come across any suspicious characters, they will stop them and conduct a second
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        Moon spots
        73 2 TWELVE places nine more have been designated for the sighting of the moon to determine the start of the fasting month of Ramadhan and Hari Raya Puasa. The decision was taken at a recent meeting of the Conference of Rulers, Bernama reported. The Keeper of the Rulers' Seal,
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    • SECTION 2
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        Where life is far from 'on top of the world'
        226 2 ONLY NOW. as China admits to 22 years of misrule in Tibet, is the true picture of life in that ratified land emerging. In a land famous for its devotion to the Dalai Lama, its temporal and spiritual leader, known
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        Museum trip
        65 2 WANTING to try something new. K. MALATHY popped into the National Museum with a friend for the free, regular, 11 a.m. tour on weekdays. It was enlightening, thought-provoking, occasionally a litle dull (the oil paintings of bullock carts and pigtailed men did not light any fires) but mostly,
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        ACT 3 performs again
        107 2 FANCY Hang Tuah sitting on the handrest of your chair, pondering a tough situation? ACT 3 two guys and a. gin are actively promoting the concept of drama in the living room. They show a bent for children's fables. "Fairy tales have no faces nor races,
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        Layers of Philippines
        84 2 THE Philippines is pungent and many- layered, quite like an onion, says MARGARET SULLIVAN, who returned to jeepney -country recently. She sees that image evolve out of the fabric of everyday life. Parts of Manila are like Southern California skyscrapers, shopping centres, Shakey's. Deeper are the Spanish
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Junta plans post-war govt to include civilians
      495 3 Despite battle losses military chiefs get their people's support BUENOS AIRES, Fri. The military junta is planning for a new Argentina after the Falklands war, with some civilian participation in the government and the country playing a leading role in Latin America. General
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      QUOTE
      55 3 /TO THOSE who apeak lightly of a few Islander* beyond the aeaa and who ask the question "Are they worth righting far?" let me say this: Right and wraag are not mearored by a head eaut. That would not be princl- a) pie bat expediency. 7 British Prime Minister
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      Lock icon POPULAR MRST HELPS TORY WIN
      151 3 POPULAR MRST HELPS TORY WIN LONDON, M-Ikt Cnaet native Party won a parllamratary by-elerUon y esterdsy la a t— atttaea ey held oatiJ tfcea by taw Labaw Party, aaoarartly beeaaM af Prime SflaMor Margaret nateawrt pap«lartty la the FfcUuaaas Observers aaM It wm the Brat time atoee UN that a
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      Lock icon 'Military pact will affect peace in area'
      304 3 'Military pact will affect peace in area' HAVANA, Fri. Britain, the United States and South Africa have plans for a South Atlantic military alliance that will seriously affect peace in the area, Argentine Foreign Minister Nicanor Costa Mendez told a nonaligned conference here yesterday. Mr Costa Mendez, who put Argentina's
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      Lock icon BRAVERY AWARDS
      61 3 LONDON, Fri. Queen Elizabeth II today announced the first bravery awards for British marines and airmen fighting in the Falklands war. Among the recipients were acting marine Lt Keith Mills, Capt Brian Young, captain of the destroyer Antrim, helicopter pilot Lt-Com-mander lan Stanley also of the Antrim, and
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      Lock icon Move to get US troops for peace force?
      342 3 Move to get US troops for peace force? WASHINGTON, Fri. The British government has quietly approached the Reagan administration with a suggestion that American troops participate in a post-war peacekeeping force on the Falkland Islands, diplomatic and other sources said yesterday. Several sources said London has been encouraged by American
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    • sNIPPETS
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        Lock icon US cargo plane held
        60 3 HEAVILY-ARMED Argentine troops detained a US air force cargo plane for three hours because its crewmen allegedly took pictures in a military zone, a US embassy spokesman in Buenos Aires said yesterday. The C-130 plane was detained on Thursday by Argentina air force police at Ezeisas
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        Lock icon No flights for 3 airlines
        54 3 ARGENTINA'S government announced on Thursday it was revoking permission for Air France, KLM and Lufthansa to fly to and from Argentina from June 90. The action against the state airlines of France, the Netherlands and West Germany was in retaliation for the imposition of economic
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        Lock icon Vulcan intercepted
        43 3 A BRITISH Vulcan bomber was intercepted in Brazilian airspace on Thursday, escorted to Rio de Janeiro and disarmed on the ground, a Brazilian Foreign Ministry spokesman in Brasilia said yesterday. The Vulcan would be allowed to leave later, he said. Reuter.
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        Enter the Matra...
        36 3 ARGENTINIA has bought Matra air-launched missiles from Libya but has been unable to replenish its arsenal of Exocet missiles, US officials in Washington said yesterday. The officials did not give further details. Rev-
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Tel Aviv urged to stop backing Teheran
      487 4 Tel Aviv urged to stop backing Teheran TEL AVIV, Fri. Iran's triumph over Iraq has prompted Israeli analysts into urging their government to stop backing the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny's regime and get in line with the USbacked Arab coalition shaping up around Iraq. well-informed Israeli sources say Jerusalem will soon
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      Lock icon WE AIM TO WEAKEN THE OTHER SIDE, SAYS HAMMADI
      179 4 WE AIM TO WEAKEN THE OTHER SIDE, SAYS HAMMADI HAVANA, Frl. Iraqi Foreign Minister Sadun Hammadi acknowledged yesterday that Iranian forces have gained ground In the Iran-Iraq war bat said this setback had been offset by the extremely high casualties suffered by the Iranian side. Mr Hammadi, who Is heading
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      Israeli hopes for new EEC stand dashed
      301 4 JERUSALEM, Friday possible new EEC assessment of the Middle East situation. Mr Genscher told reporters that West Germany was aware of its responsibilities but avoided questions about persona) relations between Mr Begin and West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt. Asked whether Israel had renewed
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      Lock icon Turtles given new hope
      77 4 CORPUS CHRISTI (Texaa), Fri. The Coast Guard dropped 1,500 Ridley turtles into the Gulf of Mexico in an effort to replenish a species made scarce because Mexican residents thought their eggs were aphrodisiacs. There were more than 40,000 female turtles on a 32-km strip of beach
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      Lock icon Prisoners on hunger strike
      62 4 ISTANBUL, Fri. About 2,000 inmates at a military prison here have been on hunger strike for more than two weeks to protest against bad conditions and maltreatment, sources said yesterday. The protesters complained of not being allowed to ace. relatives or lawyers, and let- ters smuggled
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      Lock icon Ali to hand note to Reagan
      86 4 CAIRO, Fri. Egyptian Foreign Minister Kamal Hassan Ali said yesterday he expected to meet President Ronald Reagan during a four-day visit to the United States starting on June 12. Mr Ali said he would give Mr Reagan a letter from Pres dent Hosni Mubarak
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      Lock icon Prolonged N-war plan endorsed by Weinberger
      390 6 DEFENCE Secretary Caspar Weinberger yesterday publicly endorsed a plan that would enable United States forces to survive a Soviet nuclear strike and fight a prolonged war with atomic weapons. Mr Weinberger said the plan, spelled out in a still secret guidance for national defence,
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      Lock icon Start gets a dressing down
      192 6 MOSCOW, Fri. The Soviet Union today rejected every element of President Ronald Reagan's proposals for Strategic Arms Reduction Talks (Start) and accused the American leader of dooming East and West to "years of fruitless antagonism." In a 2,800-word editorial published by the official communist party
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      Lock icon DOGGONE IT! A CAR BY ANY MEANS
      212 6 DOGGONE IT! A CAR BY ANY MEANS MOSCOW, Fri. A Soviet citizen will do just about anything to become a car owner as seen in this advertisement by a state tannery, reading: "Bring us 1,000 dogskins we will give you a 1 car." I This anecdote was reportI ed recently
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      Lock icon VATICAN STAFF TO GOON STRIKE
      119 6 VATICAN STAFF TO GOON STRIKE VATICAN CITY, Fri. Vatican employees are to stage the first strike in the tiny state's history, union officials said yesterday. The strikers will not include priests or nuns only some 1,600 lay clerical and manual workers in the hundreds of offices behind Vatican City's renaissance
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      Lock icon On way home
      25 6 MOSCOW, Fri. Cambodian Foreign Minister Hun Sen left for home yesterday after an official visit and Black Sea vacation, Tass said. UPI.
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      Lock icon Pow-wow of Big Seven to tackle their woes
      690 6 Pow-wow of Big Seven to tackle their woes PARIS, Friday GOVERNMENT leaders from the West's key industrial nations today begin a busy round of summit talks, seeking to dampen a threatening trade war, lessen the turmoil created by sudden currency upheavals and cushion the effects of inflation and unemployment. The
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      Lock icon US trims off $91 million in planes deal with Australia
      195 6 WASHINGTON, Friday THE American Defence Department, which is hoping for landing facilities for US fighters in Australia, has waived the need for Australia to pay research and development costs for US-built aircraft, officials said yesterday. They said the US planned
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        Lock icon Mouse forces plane down
        81 6 A MOUSE forced the pilot of a Kuwaiti Airlines Boeing 747 to turn around and put his passengers back down at Kuwait International Airport, a Kuwaiti newspaper reported. The Al-Ral Al-Am newspaper said the plane's pilot discovered what he thought was technical trouble soon after taking
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        Lock icon Spelling champion
        61 6 MOLLY Dieveney, a 12-year-old from Denver, Colorado, successfully spelled the word Psoriasis on Thursday to win the 55th National Spelling Bee in Washington. She defeated 13-year-old Uma Rao, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in the 12th round of the contest. Uma tripped on the word Contretemps to allow Molly to
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        Lock icon Writing on the wearer
        58 6 i CHINESE newspapers have attacked young people who wear tee-shirts printed with Western slogans. The Beijing Daily newspaper yesterday criticised a girl in an unnamed seaport who had the words Kiss Me (in English) displayed on her chest. She attracted the stares of many foreign sailors
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        'Cursing is bad for cows'
        61 6 TOO much cursing by Soviet farmhands is one reason why the nations dairy production has been declining for the past three years, the newspaper Rural Life said yesterday. The newspaper printed an appeal by a scientific worker at the Department of Folklore for more polite
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Rallies in US to recruit Viet volunteers
      330 7 Rallies in US to recruit Viet volunteers SAN FRANCISCO, Fri. Vietnamese refugees in California and other parts of the country are holding rallies to raise money and recruit volunteers for guerilla resistance to the communist government in Vietnam. A recent rally in a convention centre in San Jose, California, drew
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      Singapore hits out at Vietnam's actions in Cambodia
      782 7 SINGAPORE has condemned Vietnam for weakening the nonaligned movement (NAM) by its invasion and armed occupation of Cambodia. The Senior Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office), Mr Lee Khoon Choy, said in Havana on Thursday at the ministerial meeting of the NAM's
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      Lock icon 'All but one Red base in the north taken'
      315 7 THAI army chief General Prayuth Charumanee claimed yesterday that government forces had taken all but one stronghold of the outlawed Communist Party of Thailand in the northern part of the country. He also said that recent operations had served to block
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Record jobless rate
        81 7 AN UNRELENTING business slump coupled with an influx of college graduates into a tight job market pushed the United States' unemployment rate up to 9.5 per cent last month, eclipsing the post-war record set in April, the government reported yesterday. The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate climbed one-tenth
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        Lock icon Supply mission ends
        90 7 THE PROGRESS-IS cargo ship undocked from the orbiting Salyut-7 space station yesterday after Soviet cosmonauts finished unloading supplies, Tass news agency reported. The unmanned cargo ship was launcned on May 25, carrying fuel, water, technical equipment and mail. Cosmonauts Anatoly Berezovoy and Valentin Lebedev are in the
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        Lock icon Gone with the storm
        69 7 AT LEAST eight people were killed and thousands of buildings damaged by a cyclonic storm which swept the coast of India's eastern Orissa state on Thursday night, the Press Trust of India reported yesterday. The storm whipped up tidal waves which flooded low-lying areas and sank
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        Lock icon Second 'roaring' time
        78 7 THE GALUNGGUNG volcano in west Java erupted yesterday for the second time in two days, emitting hot dark cloud and ash which reached Jakarta. The eruption occurred at 10.12 a.m. with a mushroom-like black smoke clearly seen from the nearby towns of CiamLs, Tasikmalaya, Ciawi and Indihiyang,
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        Lock icon Britain in oil's top 7
        74 7 BRITAIN'S RISING North Sea oil output has topped two million barrels a day, placing the country firmly among the top seven in the current league of world producers. Only the Soviet Union, the United States, Saudi Arabia and Mexico are at present producing much more
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        Lock icon Reagan's arms pledge
        87 7 UNITED STATES President Ronald Reagan has assured Taiwan's President Chiang Ching-Kuo of continuing arms supply to Taiwan, and a decision on the sales of more F-5E iet fighters will be made by the end of June, US Senator Barry Goldwater said in Taipeh yesterday. Closing his week-long
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    9 8 ABDULLAH WAHAB treat of tricks. GOH herbs are best.
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    Raffles Square comes alive with free entertainment
    358 8  -  MAZLAN BADRON I Picture* by THE show starts at noon at Raffles Square. Kveryone Is invited, admission is free. And the crowds do turn up each afternoon at the pedestrian mail there. They gather In small groups around the three or four showmen
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    Staff won't be axed in merger: Telecoms
    265 8 MORE than 12,000 employees of Telecoms and the Postal Services Department have been given a pledge that the proposed merger of the two organisations will be carried out without any retrenchment of staff. Neither will there be much restructuring of departments nor changing
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    USE A AND E DEPT NEAREST HOME
    96 8 A RECENT Health Ministry survey has shown that patients tend to go to the Accident and Emergency Department of the Singapore General Hospital regardless of where they stay or work. A ministry statement said this resulted in longer waiting time and unnecessary delays
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    Ex-officer's bid to marry third time
    174 8 Ex-officer's bid to marry third time A DISTRICT judge yesterday heard how a former army officer falsely used the divorce papers of his first marriage as proof that he was a divorcee in order to marry a third time. Ong Chin Peng, 34, was jailed a day and fined a
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    Vanishing scenes to appear at handicraft centre
    207 8 A "MEDICINE MAN," who will perform over the weekend at the Singapore Handicraft Centre, must have a stomach with walls of steel for apart from thrilling with pugilistics, he will swallow ball bearings and knives. This will be but one of the performances
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  • Article
    TWO DIE IN M-CYCLE CRASH
    118 8 TWO DIE IN M-CYCLE CRASH A MOTORCYCLIST and his woman pillion rider died when their machine was involved in an accident with another motorcycle at the junction of Holland Road and North Buona Vista Road yesterday. Police said Mr Lav Ah Ho. 58, and his pillion, Madam Tan Choo Neo,
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      258 9 ■SB "''t I _^^^a^^^^^^^fl Driver William I. you NISSAN SUNNY wins in performance at the Castrol Alpine Autotest Championship Series 1982 (Round Two) Organised by the Singapore Motor Sports Club sjp Ist Overall: Sunny 1.3 GL Sedan j f sf /n Saloon Class: Sunny 1.3 GL Sedan Fastest Time of
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    Plight of deaf pre-schoolers is now over...
    571 10  -  EVELYN NG By A GROUP of deaf preschoolers, who made a moving public appeal six months ago to be given a chance to continue their schooling, have had their wish answered. New pre-school classes have been started for them by the Singapore Association
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    Tasty course
    25 10 BUKIT Timah North community centre will conduct a course on restaurant cooking beginning this month on every Saturday from 3 to 6 p.m.
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    Molester in lift who knifed woman gets year's jail
    298 10 Molester in lift who knifed woman gets year's jail FORMER Housing Board sweeper Zailan bin Shamsu, 19, was jailed for a year by a district judge yesterday for stabbing and molesting a bank officer in an HDB lift. Zailan was found guilty of embracing Mrs Auw Chor Ec in a
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    Istana date
    32 10 THE Changing of Guards ceremony by the Singapore Armed Forces Provost Unit will be held at the Istana Main Gate on Sunday at 3.50 p.m. The SAF band will f«rform.
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    142 HUDC applicants opted for priority
    130 10 THE Housing Board yesterday clarified that the number of HUDC applicants on the waiting list who opted for the priority allocation scheme for multi-tier families from Tuesday to Thursday is 142 and not 377 as it earlier revealed. It said that the figures of
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    Court order to stop sale of building
    374 10 Court order to stop sale of building A BUSINESSMAN was yesterday granted an injunction order by the High Court on a matter which, according to him, concerned the proposed sale of Orchard Place Shopping Centre in Cuscaden Road for $33 million. Mr Cheong Kirn Hock, described in his affidavit as
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  • YOUR WEEKENED READING
    • The Sunday Times
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        CULTURE: EXCLUSIVE
        48 11 WHAT are the short and long-term objectives of our cultural development plan? In an exclusive interview with THE SUNDAY TIMES, the Minister for Culture, Mr S. Dhanabalan, shares his thoughts on this important area of cultural ballast and what his ministry plans for the near future.
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        Your child's education
        200 11 THE Schools Council is back with more discussion on important areas of research affecting your child's education. PERFORMANCE of candidates in the IWI GCE levels. EFFECTS of peer group pressure on language learning. TEAMWORK and p- ductivlty In schools. BUYING A COMPUTER A SPECIAL guide to computers
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    • Sunday Nation
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        THE PEOPLE'S TRAIN
        78 11 IT'S A shame about the girl who wants to go to school on the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) system she'll be going to work by the time it opens. But her story provides a human dimension to the MRT. And there are plenty of such views along
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        It's Jenny — In colour
        188 11 It's Jenny In colour "I KNOCK on the door of Jenny Tseng's hotel room. It opens to reveal Jenny swathed in diaphanous silk. She doesn't speak at all, but her eyes say plenty." For further developments, read ALFRED CHOO's report of his encounter with the international singing star whose Eurasian
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    Rising payments to funds give rise for concern
    720 11 FIRMS' REACTIONS TO NWC GUIDELINES THE Singapore Manufacturers' Association is concerned over the increased contributions which will have to be made to the Central Provident Fund and has argued that statutory contributions in the Republic are already among the highest in the
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    'Sacrifice is necessary'
    289 11 ALTHOUGH some unionists sounded disappointed over the latest National Wages Council (NWC) guideline on wage increase $18.51 lump sum plus a 2.5 to 5.5 percentage range they were resigned to the fact that the increase was what the Singapore economy could afford. A few of them said
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      308 11 NETSLJKE (Japan— t Miaian- < mi jay) EXHIBITION SALE Calling all Netsuke lovers to view some of the most exquisite and unusual collection of fine contemporary Netsuke, carved by some of today's most well known Netsuke carvers. Such as Akihidc, Bishu, Gyokusho, Shubl and many others. HE F-w Jp [_^fcs_i
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      201 11 Bringing Up Father By Bill Ka vanagh Hal Camp THAT S£ I'UL 1 LIKE TO SET /^*s Jjis [j== RIM&- V SO eAßLy.^^^y^! I SEE..J WBORBOVVIr^rSf CUJ J. Blondie By Chic Young YOUR MAIL IS REALLY I BUT MR.WOOOLEV'S I I (iT IS? LE/SAAAE SEE... I (iM SORRY. THATS LJ
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    Dropping in on our boys in Australia
    263 12 KORMER Defence Minister Howe Yoon ('hong having a quick word with a soldier in a trench during the first exercise conducted by the Singapore Armed Forces In eastern Australia recently. Mr Howe, who is now the Health Minister, spent about four days from
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    City food draws most of the crowd
    538 12  -  EVANGELINE GAMBOA Telok Ayer food centre most popular, Esplanade busiest By TELOK AVER food centre, in the heart of city, is the most popular of 12 hawkers' centres surveyed by the Environment Ministry. It had an average of 7,470 patrons daily dur ing
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    New charges against four businessmen
    360 12 FOUR businessmen had seven more charges filed against them in addition to 30 counts of conspiracy to cheat nine banks between March 1979 and Nov 30 last year. The sum involved in the case now totals $28.3 million. The four are Bhagwan Singh Aujla, 52,
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    Steady... while I get the catsup in
    118 13 Steady. while I get the catsup in n"S not every day that a police deputy commissioner Is on hand to spread catsup on hot dogs for hungry little stomachs out then yesterday was no ordinary day for about 8M children either! The children, from schools, community centres and children's homes,
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    Exciting weekend at police academy—
    194 13 Exciting weekend at police academy AN EXCITING programme awaits visitors to the Police Week Carnival and Display at the Police Academy today and tomorrow. Among some of the events they can expect to see in the afternoon are Tin Soldiers, SAF parachute jump, police dog show, helicopter rapelling by the
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    ACCI: Just where is Asean heading?
    410 13 ACCI: Just where is Asean heading? CALL FOR SUMMIT not know clearly whether Asean was moving towards a free trade scheme. "We are putting up more and more items and we are even talking about a 30 per cent cut in tariffs without even knowing whether we really want a
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    Mayor's 3-day visit
    58 13 THE Mayor of Bombay, Dr P. S. Pal, will arrive this morning for a three-day private visit. On Monday, he will visit the Ministry of National Development and the Public Utilities Board to get an insight into the Republic's housing programme and its water treatment facilities. He
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      125 14 Mitsubishi opens a new door to the space age -with the conquest of interior space. M B if a I V f Hl^^m^ BIL^nL a^Uß^^J\ V^t^tk m Watch for the landing tomorrow #jfi£ CYCLE CARRIAGE (ENTERPRISES) PTE LTD A member of the Cycle Carriage (iroup PANDAN GARDENS PENANG ROAD MARINE
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Second check at Subang by plainclothes Customs men
      219 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday A NEW Customs division made up of plainclothes officers will be on duty at Subang international airport as a "second line of defence" against smuggling. Even if a person has been cleared at the checkpoint he could still be
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      Lock icon Loss of 2,629 life-vests worries MAS
      202 15 Loss of 2,629 life-vests worries MAS K. LUMPUR, Fri MALAYSIAN Airline System (MAS) lost about $206,000 over the last three years all because of 2,629 missing lifejackets. An article in the latest issue of Berita Mas, the airline's monthly publication, said the large number of missing lifejackets was revealed in
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      Lock icon Three receive Tun title
      81 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Yang Dipertuan Agung bestowed the title Tun to three people on the occasion of his 52nd birthday. A total of 1.838 people were given honours. Those given the Tun title were the Yang di-Pertua Negeri of Sarawak, Tan Sri Haji Abdul Rahman
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      Jet costs
      46 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. It will cost between $2 million and $8 million to refurbish each of the 88 A-4 L Skyhawks which the Royal Malaysia Air Force is buying, the Star reported the chief of the air force, Lieutenant-General Datuk Mohamed Taib. as saying.
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      Lock icon Ministers too will have to pay toll
      141 15 MINISTERS and Mi's travelling In private cars will have to pay toll alone with other users of the Kuala Lumpur-Seremban expressway when charges are Imposed from June 16. Works and Utilities Minister Datuk S. Samy Vellu said only royalty, the Prime Minister, Deputy
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      Lock icon Nine more sites for sighting the moon
      309 15 Nine more sites for sighting the moon KUALA LUMPUR, Friday NINE more places have been designated for the sighting of the moon to determine the start of the fasting month of Ramadhai: and Hari Raya Puasa. The decision was taken at the recent meeting of the Conference of Rulers, Bernama
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND UP
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        Lock icon 14 more trade schools
        58 15 THE government is to build 14 secondary vocational schools and polytechnics to help meet the increasing need for technical expertise in the country. Education Minister Datuk Dr Sulaiman Haii Daud said these schools will be partly financed by the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank,
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        Lock icon Electrical goods labels
        58 15 ALL manufacturers and importers of electrical equipment in Malaysia will be required to fix security labels issued by the authotities from Aug 1. Bernama news agency reported yesterday. The agency, quoting chief electrical inspector Rajinder Singh Gill, said the measure was to help the public to "identify
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        Lock icon Doctorate for Ongkili
        54 15 DATIJK James Ongkili has been awarded a doctorate by the University of Malaya for a thesis he worked on while serving as Deputy Chief Minister of Sabah. University vice-chancellor Royal Professor Ungku Abdul Aziz said Datuk Ongkili's thesis was "Nationalism in Malaysia 1946-1973: Nation building and the
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      Lock icon BOGUS DOC PLEADS GUILTY
      113 15 BOGUS DOC PLEADS GUILTY KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A 22-year-old man who impersonated a doctor in the General Hospital last month, today pleaded guilty in the magistrates court. Zainal bin Mohamed Salleh was caught after a surgeon became suspicious of his behaviour in the operating theatre. Zainal admitted committing the offence
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  • The Straits Times Says
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      This malaise can be overcome
      486 16 CLERKS, managers, production workers, foremen: nothing hurts us as much as an economic slump. This has been amply demonstrated in the West where wage-earn-ers have agreed to accept cuts in their pay, and have been happy just to be able to keep their jobs. All
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      T. F. Hwang takes you down memory lane
      478 16 T. F. Hwang takes you down memory lane THE CALL THE Call. The Challenge. The Combat. The Conquest. The four Cs which cement the cornerstone of success. So said a talented young Malay friend. Miss Hairani Saaban, while chatting with me on Tuesday about the recent Mendaki Congress and the
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      Lock icon Falkland Islands: What next?
      1564 16  -  lOHN DRYSDALE H *jta^fl An in de P th look at ma i or news events this week By, THE besieged Argentinian garrison, believed to number about 8,000 men around Port Stanley, has been invited to surrender. In Argentina, President Leopoldo Galtieri has been issued with
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  • FORUM
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      Scribbles of the damaging kind
      605 17 Comments that are confidence-destroyers THIS is a call to all teachers, young or old, experienced or just starting out. I would like to draw their attention to an obscure but important issue. I am referring to the remarks teachers scribble on their students' exercise books.
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    • Article
      Present staircase is temporary
      121 17 WE REFER to Mr Tan Teng Kail's letter (ST, May 22) on "Make shopping easier for old and handicapped." We wish to inform all customers that the present staircase at the Orchard Road entrance which leads to Cold Storage Supermarket is just a temporary one. It
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      Bus service to Tan Tock Seng
      33 17 BUS commuters residing at Seraneoon Upper Serangoon and Marine Parade would appreciate a direct bus service to Tan Tock Seng Hospital. A BUS COMMI TER Sag»p*re 1544
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      On housing
      92 17 Those in civil service SINCE the merger of HDB and HUDC, many of the terms and conditions of HUDC have been changed in line with those of HDB. Since HDB charges HDB flat-owners who are civil servants an interest rate of 5 per cent for their purchased flat,
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      King penguin in dire
      133 17 I VISITED JuronK Bird Park a fortnight age and it was nice to see some varieties of tropical birds thriving. But I came away feeling that these birds of prey require more room to spread their wings. However, it is the plight of the solitary King
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    • Article
      Where does this family stand?
      162 17 Where does this family stand? I AM a Singapore citizen, married in Malaysia in 1975. My two children were born in Malaysia. I have tried my best to get a rented HDB/JTC flat but was rejected, reason being that there is only one citizen in my family, the HDB requires
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      Reminder that came after a year
      239 17 fß&arking woes RECENTLY I received a registered reminder from the HDB car park section informing me to pay the compositional fine of $20 for not displaying a parking coupon. The offence was dated September 28 last year. I checked through my receipts but was
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      Vehicles move to a residential area
      107 17 Vehicles move to a residential area SINCE the banning of lorries and long vehicles from the car parks of East Coast Parkway, these vehicles have now fuund their way into the quiet residential area of it Patrick Road. In the evening, they park along the roadside near St Patrick School
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  • The 1982 NWC guidelines
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      Wage policy has fulfilled its purpose
      2061 18 Text of the council's letter to the Prime Minister But guideline on salary increases will continue Productivitybased wage increase The three-year corrective wage policy came to an end last year as planned. The NWC, after examination of the various factors, is satisfied that the
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      884 18 Calculation of NWC Wage Adjustment Where the Agreed Quantum is $18.50 +4.5% (Dollars) Assuming Group Offset of 4.0% Assuming Group Offset of 4.5% Assuming Group Offset of 5.0% L Monthly NWC 1982 ot I NWC 1982 Adiustment niin I NWC 1982 Adiustment I NWC 1 982 Adiustment Wage $18 50
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  • TIMES BUSINESS
    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        Lien Hoe request
        43 19 LIEN HOE Industries Bhd has requested the Stock Exchange of Singapore to lift the suspension on trading of its shares as the Malaysian Foreign Investment Committee has already approved the proposed acquisition of LHI shares by Peck Hua Holdings Bhd.
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        Bolton meeting
        26 19 BOLTON Properties Bhd will hold its annual general meeting on June 30 at 11am at Room 502, Campbell Complex, 98, Jalan Campbell, Kuala Lumpur.
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        Ipoh Garden AGM
        28 19 IPOH Garden Bhd will hold its 18th annual general meeting on June at 11am at suite C 22-24, Plaza Pekeliling, 2, Jalan Pekeliling, Kuala Lumpur.
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        Acceptances of offer
        63 19 ONG Holdings' offer to acquire Hwa Hong Manufacturing has become unconditional on June 3. Ong has received acceptances for 3.13 million shares or 22.3 per cent of Hwa Hong's issued capital which together with 4.17 million shares in Hwa Hong representing about 29.8 per cent held prior
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        Khong Guan profits
        66 19 KHONG Guan Holdings Malaysia Bhd has announced group pre-tax profits of M 54.66 million ($4.73 million previously) for the year ended Dec 31, 1981. Directors have recommended a dividend of 10 per cent less tax (15 per cent. The register of members will be closed from July
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        Lock icon Speculative production
        93 19 AMSTERDAM, Fri. Falling orders have forced Fokker, the Dutch aircraft group, to produce more of its F 27 and F2B shorthaul airlines for stock. The company points out speculative production is a common feature of aircraft manufacture but admits the situation now is more serious than it has
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        Lock icon Lower forecast
        101 19 SEOUL, Fri. South Korea's economy is expected to grow by 6 per cent in real terms during 1982, one per cent less than the initial government target, a forecast from a research organisation said today. The Korea Development Institute, a government think-tank on economic affairs, said in its
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        Lock icon Secret negotiations
        71 19 WASHINGTON, Fri. Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldridge is conducting secret negotiations with the European Economic Community and the domestic steel industry that could lead to new limitations on steel imports here, industry sources reported. According to one source, the negotiations have moved into an "active, almost desperate phase" because
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        Lock icon Coconut killer
        77 19 MANILA, Fri. The Agriculture Ministry said a disease has killed some 5,000 coconut trees on the central Philippine island of Mindoro and is threatening to destroy a further 1.5 million trees. The ministry said it has imposed quarantine restrictions on the island. Experts are still trying to determine
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        49 19 LILLE (Fiance), Fri. The French textile group doussac today announced a shakeup involving the loss of 1,300 jobs and a one-billion franc (Ss34o million) modernisation programme over five years. New Boussac chief Rene Mayer said the plan was aimed at cutting in half the group's losses. AFP
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      Magnolia Dairies to bottle Sport Cola
      276 19 Magnolia Dairies to bottle Sport Cola THE Cold Storage group and Canada Dry Corporation has reached agreement for Magnolia Dairies (Singapore) Pte Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Cold Storage group to act as bottlers for Sport Cola, an internationally popular cola drink. Sport Cola, as its name implies,
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      International loans for Malaysia may cost more
      539 19 MALAYSIA would probably have to pay marginally higher rates for its international borrowings this year compared with 1961. Mr Peter Sura, senior vice president of the New York-based Manufacturers Hanover Trust, said in New York that Malaysia is not expected to have difficulty
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      Toyota franchise not in UMW's hands yet
      491 19 UNITED Motor Works' acquisition of the Toyota vehicle operation in Malaysia is taking a longer time than anticipated and may not even be completed before the current financial year is over. As such, the group has not included projected earnings from the Toyota
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      Printers to attend fair in Dusseldorf
      470 19 THE printing industry in Singapore has sent about sixty of its printers to Dusseldorf in West Germany to attend what is reputed to be the largest paper and printing fair in the world. The fair, DRUPA '82, is being held from June 4 to
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      Public Textile earnings lower than expected
      226 19 PUBLIC Textile Bhd has turned in very disappointing results for the year ended Dec 31, 1981. The group reported operating profits before tax of M 5897,225 which are substantially lower than its preliminary projection of Msl.6 million made in a circular last September. Last
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      Hanil Bank FRCD issue
      106 19 THE Hongkong branch of Hanil Bank has Issued a US$lO million (Ss2l million) floating rate certificate of deposit in the Asian dollar market. The agreement for the issue was signed yesterday in Hongkong. Managing the issue are First Chicago Asia Merchant Bank, Commerzbank Aktiengesellschaft and Sanwa
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      A glimpse into future transport systems
      201 19 A glimpse into future transport systems SINGAPOREANS will have a glimpse into their future transportation systems when the Republic holds the first mass rapid transit show in December. The four-day show at the World Trade Centre will feature the latest in transportation systems and equipment such as buses, rolling stocks,
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      Market Highlights
      470 19 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed easier on lack «f baying support in selective moderate trading yesterday. Geattng feU 18 cents to $&M, Mil U cents to $3.52, Straits Trading 29 cents to $t.*s, DBS 2t cento to $8.1», Hong Leong Finance II cents to $1.35 and OCBC M cento
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      26 19 Industrials Finance Up 8 1 Down 65 11 unch 14 1 Hotels 7 2 Properties Plantations Mining Deb Loans 9 5 2 4 1 2
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        21 19 Hume 255.000 Genting 197,000 Pan El 187.000 Promet 182,000 HOB 143.000 Total turnover: 3.84 m Total value: $12.38 m
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        11 19 S Finance Chcm Ind Hwa Hon| 505 225 211 ft
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        32 19 IT Indicator: T Industrials: T Finance: T Hotels: T Properties: T Minings: T Plantations: ICBC: *****1 *****4 752.60 742.55 1771.58 1759.65 1128.82 1125.55 673.35 665.12 301.96 301.62 887.50 886.51 700.18 «91.3S
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      48 19 -z -l -2 ■2 Em* l.uthrir Khd SKI -8 PAN Haw Par Nat Iran -5 -4 -10 (wrntlngs Inrbrapr Rhd PMC -1! -II -II -2 -2U Pertto Plant SembShlp Sop(*rp •4 -5 -6 Prlma Slme Darby Times Pnb ■1 -15 Kohlnsons SStnunsfaJp H Knicinrer.
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      Pengkalen Ltd to investigate several proposals
      366 22 PENGKALEN Ltd has instructed its general managers to investigate certain mining and other proposals that have been received by the company. Chairman J. D. Hellings, in his latest annual statement, says although these proposals are of a very tentative nature," they are, however, considered
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      CCM profits fall sharply
      118 22 CHEMICAL Company of Malaysia has suffered a substantial drop in profits for tne half-year to March 31, as forecast by the company. Pretax profits for the first half year were down 46.3 per cent to Mss.B million compared with MJIO.K million in the previous first half.
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      H Negara wipes out all previous losses
      230 22 H Negara wipes out all previous losses HOTEL Negara has finally absorbed all its accumulated losses after enjoying four years of consistent growth. The hotel group's accumulated losses of $2.02 million was incurred during the six-year period between 1972 and 1977. The remaining accumulated loss of $157,389 carried forward from
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      Magnum in moves to strengthen operations
      467 22 MAGNUM Corporation Bhd took several steps last year to rationalise the operations of its hitherto loss-making UK-based subsidiary, Phicom PLC. In Malaysia, Magnum has also been busy in further diversifying out of its traditional four-digit lottery business by acquiring an interest in a printing
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      196 22 Deadline for accord extended GENEVA, Fri. The deadline for ratifying the agreement creating the US$75O million (551.58 billion) common fund to finance international commodity agreements has been extended to Sept 30, 1983 to allow more time for countries to make up their minds. Only 25 countries ratified the fund before
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      237 22 World Bank gives loan to India NEW DELHI, Fri. The World Bank yesterday announced a loan of U*****.5 million (5J639.5 million) to help rural electrification programmes in fourteen Indian states, the third such loan since 1979. The loan comes from the World Bank which charges a relatively higher 11.6 per
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      375 22 BERLIN, Fri. East Germany has bought 175,000 tonnes of grain in West Germany after it failed to get supplier credits from French and American banks for grain deliveries. The unusual sale reflects the growing difficulties East Germany is having in obtaining Western loans at
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      299 22 Argentina in bid to sell more grain to Soviet Union MOSCOW, Fri. Argentina's efforts to persuade the Soviet Union to buy a further four million to five million tonnes of maize and sorghum this year continued here yesterday as Mr David Lacroze, head of the Argentine Grain Board, conferred with
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      172 22 MONTREAL, Fri. Air Canada, one of the first major world airlines to commit itself to the 200--seat Boeing 767, will probably delay deliveries of 12 of the airliners and may drop options for a further six. The US Import Export Bank is committed
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    2373 20 INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL MM High Low Company Gr"» Nal I .it Dlv P/E Vol D«s Sal* or- COOO) High Low 350 247 Aetna Alcom 233 172 Allied Choc 308 248 BA T 320 320 Bata 141 98 Ben Berjaya Kawat 291 199 Boustead 480 297 Bousteadco 328 240
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    428 20 SELLERS continued to dominate at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday with trading activity remaining relatively slow. Losses were again noted on a broad front with gains few and far between. The markPt had started generally lower after a weak, overnight close. The der.ine continued after
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    30 20 Industrials Finance Up 7 1 Down 66 6 nnc 13 1 Hotels Properties Oil' Palms Hits rubbers E rubbers Debt/Loans 2 1 6 2 6 10 1 1
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    524 20 HOTELS Apollo (3.268) (1) 3.22 (1) 3.24 Faber Merlin (1.728 1.738) (53) 1.74 (27) 1.73(1) I.72SETT (1.748 1.755) (1) 1.75XD OUt (B.IOS)SETT (8.10 B) (1) 8.10 Shangri-La (6.658) PROPERTIES B Raya (2.138) (1) 2.16 (2) 2.15 (22) 2.14 (25) 2.I3SETT (2.158 2.165) (6) 2.17 (1) 2.16XD B Srmbawang (4.18
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    65 20 D Keramat iel Prop )CBC Sanyo 4 Iron isso Ord r and N Paramount mental Anting lacks Int J Cables Veamess >n Corp i Trading •IST 4BF Holds b.UU 9.00 5.45 9.40 4.00 6.20 6.85 7.10 4.36 3.56 4.24 2.39 3.48 3.88 4.18 6.55 8.80 3.56 -.50 -.40 -.25
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    200 20 SINGAPORE I NIT TRUST (Maaagers' prices far Jaae 7) The Commerce 2.87 3 02xd The Savings Fund 1.64 1.72 Spore Prog Fund 1.29 1.35 Spore Sec. Fund 1.97 2.07 Spore Invest Fund 1.09 1.14 S pore Equity Fund 1.24 1.30 ASIA UNIT TRUST (Maaagen- arteea far Jaa* 7)
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    1363 20 BID and offer price* officially listen and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lota of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aema (3488 3.525) (7) 3.50 (2) 3.48 (3) 3.52 AIaiSMU (2.908) Atom
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    528 20 A BOUT of pre-weekend selling took share prices lower across the board on the Singapore Stock Exchange yesterday. Even recently steady Mac chip counters snch as Straits Trading, Times Publishing, sister company Straits Times Press and banking heavyweights OCBC and DBS were not spared.
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    1001 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange ot Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Tiroes Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board deal
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      449 20 STOCKS IN Hongkong yesterday closed at day's low to finish around or just below Thursday's level, after surged initially, brokers said. The early rallies was unable to sustain due to disappointment selling promted by the lacking of reaction to recent interest rates cut in Hongkong. Hang Seng index closed
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      545 20 INTEREST in the oil sector dominated trading as prices moved down in light reading, dealers said. The All-Ordinaries index was 1.9 points off at 497.9, the industrial marker eased two points to 657.3 while the resource indicator lost 1.8 points to 368.4, but the oil and gas index gained
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      369 21 SHARE prices in Tokyo yesterday closed narrowly mixed in thin trading as investors were sidelined awaiting the outcome of the Versailles summit and because of uncertainties over the yen dollar rate and Wall Street, dealers said. The market average dipped 1.40 to close at 7,300. M on a volume
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      376 21 NEW YORK, Thurs. Stock prices closed with a loss after moving in a very narrow range all day, reflecting Wall Street's pessimism over the outlook for interest rates. The Dow Jones industrial average closed down about 0.40 at 816.50. Declines led advances by around 800 to 600 and
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      649 21 LONDON. Fri. Gold shares were marked down on the overnight fall in the bullion price but industrials were quietly steady at the opening, dealers said. In the absence of any overnight news from the Falkland Islands, leading shares showed little change. BP, marked down 2p initially on further consideration
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      185 21 AMSTERDAM, Thurs. Share prices were mixed to lower and price movements were generally slight, dealers said. They said activity was thin with several operators sidelined and reluctant to particpate. In mixed banks NMB rose two to 141.50 guilders and ABN shed 1.50 to 287.50. Dutch internationals drew little attention
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      215 21 ZURICH, Thurs. Share prices closed mixed on slightly higher volume, with most leading issues above the day's lows, dealers said. Despite the strength of the US dollar there were signs of some cautious buying by foreign investors, they said. tcllofu nnIMH M 6 UUMIM Br Ml tluiulw lUf. 190
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      106 21 SHARE prices in Manila yesterday were mixed as oils declined while commercial and industrial issues ruled steady in a sharply higher turnover of 4.1 million pesos. I Phil Hides B.SO Mining 0032 0O PhU jOU Mining B jOI v Con B. It niio Oold DWS He Pctroteum .014 igucl
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      118 21 SHARE prices in Bangkok yesterday closed mixed in slow trading, dealers said. lormsuk Item Cvnanl ITS nan City Om«nl IH nun Ci«d»t I -1 South Ada riiin rhal Commtttitl Bank MS rhal Danu Bank l-hal rtnam Bank rhal Olaas lndustrtM IM rhal Induju-Ul 2 ♦05 OtM nwl MutuAi Pund
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      48 21 INDUSTRIALS hursday 580.8 Wednesday 585.1 Veek Ago 584.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS 'hursday 818.50 Wednesday 816.88 Ve«k Ago 824.98 H.K.HANG SENG 'rlday 1361.36 •hursday 1371.30 Ve«k Ago 1392.81 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS 'rlday 657.3 'hursday 659.3 /eek Ago 663.7 ALL ORDINARIES Tlday 497.9 'hursday 49w.8 /eek Ago 508.7
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      33 21 Rubber: June 4 Singapore: June: 183.00 cents (down 1.00 cent) Malaysia: June: 203.50 cents (down 1.00 cent) I Tin: M $29.21 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 282 tonnes (down 23 tonnes)
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      136 21 CHINESE Pradaee Exchange, SlnKapare, MM claalng price* per IN kg yesterday. Cwmil all: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $112.00 sellers. new drum fob $116.00 sellers. C*pr>: Mixed (loose) $54.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $350.00 sellers. Sarawak white pepper
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      32 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous in brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £764.00 (1.753 50); sellers £765.00 ii.*****). Three Months buyers £791.00 (£779.00; sellers £791.50 (£779.50. Market laaw: Steadier Salea: 23,625 tonnes.
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      36 21 nmn Wad New York 5.908 6 038 6.00S 6.10S Zurich 6.058 5978 615S 6.OTS Fit Ttan Singapore 5 888 6.008 598S $.106 Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce. Smtm: CnM Nataar, S'pw.
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      216 21 THE STRAITS tin price was again unchanged at M 529.21 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 23 tonnes to 282 tonnes. The overnight London market was weak with forward buyers falling £385 to £6,300 per tonne. LONDON: Tin slumped to new 13-month lows in afternoon
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      633 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with June RSS One buyers qqoted at 183.00 cents per kilo, down one cent on Thursday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down slightly despite some covering interest, they said. Afternoon prices lost further ground on lack of
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      96 21 ivl S SMR priew ywtt erday: RAB SSR2O SSRSO MRELB SMRCV SMK L ■vMK >MRGP SMR 10 SMR2O SMR SO (1 ton palWt) (1-too pallet) 11-ton pallet! (I lon pallet) il v* p«ll«U II lon pdlctl II ton paUlrt > .1 tonpdktl II ton pallm Jimr Jul»
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      190 21 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at 521.556 and closed at $21,617 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U5J316.50 317.50 and eased to 5315.50 316.00. Buying then lifted the price to $317 00 317.50 before it eased back to close at $316.80/317.10 by lunch
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      138 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market closed lower on light selling in moderate trading yesterday, dealers said. June, the only traded month, saw central losing $7.50 to M 5927.50 per tonne while the south region fell $5 to $932.50. The refined market was featureless in the
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      Money and exchanges
      324 21 MOVEMENT of the Singapore dollar was rather erratic and volatile in the Singapore (ore* market yesterday. The US Sing dollar moved more than one cent up from its opening of $2.0940 60 The Singapore dollar then dipped from its high of $2.1080 and fluctuated before closing at
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      NOMINAL RATES
      345 21 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on June 4: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on June 4: month 14.35 14.25 months 14.40 14.30 months 14.45 14.35 months 14.50 14.40 months 14.55 14.45 months 14.80 14.50 Source: Merrill Lynch Interlational (Asia) Co. US
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      26 21 I THE avenge rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared U lend to their best customers Is 11.18 per cent. J
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      39 21 xiunt houses on June 4: Overnight: 2 i 4' Call deposits: n (WM Bumdk Srllmg t-month rreasury bills 4 3* )-month 3ank bills 10 3 months CD 9W 8H 6 months CD 95/16 9 3/16 iHm: NsUimJ Dtoeaul
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      26 21 ingapore dollars on June 4: Offer Bid vernight H» 1 1 month 9 2 months 9' I 9>» 3 months Mi Overnight mode 9.
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      553 24 BOXERS FROM CHAMPION Bloodline to clear at $550. Exchange considered. Registered with paper Tel: *****Z FRESH NIGER SEEDS Available. Also Harts singing canaries, j golden hamsters. 19, Bougalnvll- lea Park *****5 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPKS for sale. One month old Adult Ocr- man Shepherd, female. Selling cheap. *****40 Ann. GERMAN SHEPHERD
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      964 25 fll^ P Emptoym«rt STENOGRAPHER/ JUNIOR SECRETARY A maior bank invites applies t">n» from suitably qualified lady candidate* for tha poat of Junior Stenographer/ Junior i Secretary Applicant* should possess the following qualifications and experiance:a HSC or a good 'O' level qualifications, preferably with a recognised Certificate ln Private Secretaryship. c
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      860 25 ijjlA Q Employment In line with our \i expansion, we invite Vi application for the |i post of aaaMaMaflafcafli Possess GCE O' level with credit in I English. Ability to type accurately at 40wpm. and able to take shorthand at 60wpm. 1 -2 years working experience. Interested applicants please write
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      996 26 n mm I 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial** Clerical An American company invitee applications tor tha poet ot STENOGRAPHER QCE •<_>' Levels with good rrecill 111 Kngllsh LCC Shorthand Certificate 70-80 wpm. and typing certificate 40 wpm Able lo operate telex machine Preference given to those with secretarial experience/ training
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      1149 26 c c JUNIOR STENOGRAPHER British Multinational requires aa aoon as possible a bright, versatile young girl for tha position of Secretary to tha Chemicals Division Manager. I Candidates should have a good command of English with shorthand of 80 wpm and typing of 35 wpm. Applications giving details of working
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      1026 26 may PERMANENT VACANCIES: GENERAL CLERK ACCOUNTS CLERK experience not necessary CUM GIRL FRIDAY a Able to keep full set of books *f__ w Hl a Good typing speed exp»c«»d and phone number c "O" level t* Salary KMO-ITOO The Admin*sfr_tr-e PABX OPERATOR Meneger ESXXr ADL M E A R CmNE
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      1729 26 MALAYSIAN TRADCOMMISSIONER (INVESTMENT) invitee applications lor lha post ol CLERK /TYPIST Salary scale SSS7 I 30 $777. Application lorms srs available at Unit 1103, 11 th Floor WC Building 5 Shenlon Way Singapore 0106 Applications should reach lha office by 14th June ISS2. RECEPTIONISTS/TYPISTS Applicants must possess a OCE O
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      946 26 ill Q Employment i ASSOCIATED LIQUOR DISTRIBUTORS (SINGAPORE) PTELTD. A leading liquor company^^^fl Requlremefits; I Minimum 3 GCE 'O' I Good sales contacts and experience in liaising with buyers from prominent supermarkets/retail outlets Familiar with product display distribution, merchandising and t in-store promotions Knowledge of wine and spirit products will
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    256 33 SmChtow TianHoonTx* President: Ng Ch*ow So* 75 yaari o4d passed away paacaruWy on 3rd Jun* IM2 laaving SONS:Ng Kirn Chuan Ng Mul Kheng (ST. Ng) Ng Poh Heng DAUGHTERS: Nr Mul Khlm Ng Heng Yee DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Llm Boy Song Llm Soo Lan Llm Suay Lay (Patricia Llm) SONS-W-LAW:-Chang
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    71 33 The family ol th* lal* Mr*. Rob*rt Ch*» wWi Io lhank In* paator and mamChurch, Barker Road Malhoditt I Church. Pnnaap Btr**t Pr—byt*nan Church, Orac* Baptist Church, I Faith Aaaambtr, Principal, vlc*pfincipal laachirg ttafl (AM. PM) and pool alaM of ACS. doctors and all tha staff olWdsa SGH,
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      147 34 STOCKHOLM, Fri. World Cup finalists Soviet Union were well below their best when they drew 1-1 with Sweden in a friendly soccer match here yesterday. It was a performance which drew strong criticism from manager Konstantin Beskov. Despite dominating the first half the Russians managed to
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      281 34 MARINER, ROBSON THE SCORERS IN 4-1 VICTORY HELSINKI, Fri. England completed their World Cup soccer preparations on a pleasing note when they beat Finland 4-1 in a friendly match here yesterday. Two goals from in-form striker Paul Mariner and two from midfielder Bryan Robson secured
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      243 34 LONDON, Fri. Gianni Rivera, one of the most talented players Italy have produced, was continually frustrated by the national soccer team's defensive systems. Rivera, a midfielder, liked to play the type of role which Alfredo dl Stefano popularised with Real Madrid acting as the springboard
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      392 34 MADRID, Fri Santamaria said he will announce the final list of 22 tomorrow, assuring reporters that "they are all healthy." Spain, in Group Five, meet Honduras on June 16 in a match that will be attended by King Juan Carlos. The rest of the
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      81 34 LONDON, Fri. England soccer striker Cyrille Regis yesterday wrote off his chances of playing In the World Cup finals. Regis aggravated a hamstring injury playing for England B against Iceland in Reykjavik on Wednesday. "Unless there's a dramatic improvement I can't see myself playing
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      84 34 The price of soccer stardom BONN, Fri. At least three West German soccer players received more money from pre-World Cup advertising than Chancellor Helmut Schmidt earns in a year, the financial magazine Wirtschart swoche said in a recent edition. Karl-Heinz Rummenigge. Paul Breitner and Tonl Schumacher were paid on the
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      270 34 JAKARTA, Fri. Chinas Chai Zhenhua beat fellow countryman Xie Saike 21-17, 22-20, 14-21, 17-21, 21--16 in the final last night to become the men's singles champion of the Sixth Asian table tennis championships here. Chinese players, who made a clean sweep of all the
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      204 34 TORONTO, Fri. Park Lee Hee, ranked 13th in the world, defeated Canadian champion Zoran Kosanovic, 21-23, 21-12, 21-15, in the first round of the round-robin Norwich Union Masters table tennis tournament last night. In another match, Leszek Kucharski, of Poland, slipped and fell during the second
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      WORLD CUP SPAIN HONDURAS
      294 35 HONDURAS topped the CONCACAF con* playoff group to qualify fo# their first-ever WtorM Cup finals appserancs. losing fust once in a total of 1 3 qualifying game*. Their iuccwi has been masterminded by coach Jose de la Pa* Herrera Udes. a dimmuitive 39 year old who
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      148 35 Brazil's strike force go into action LISBON, Fri. World Cup favourites Brazil trounced Portuguese First Division side Belenenses 13-3 (half time 4-2) in a friendly match here last night. The Brazilians, who face the Soviet Union, New Zealand and Scotland in Group Six in Spain scored through Careca (3), Serginho
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      101 35 Delayed start for Kiwis AUCKLAND, Fri. The 22-man New Zealand World Cup squad left Auckland International Airport yesterday more than five hours late on their way to the World Cup soccer finals in Spain. Their Air New Zealand flight was first delayed by engine problems, and then by the sickness
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      234 35 LONDON, Fri. Northamptonshire pacemen Sarfraz Nawaz and Jim Griffiths gave English county champions Nottinghamshire a rough ride at Northampton yesterday. Griffiths took four for 53 and Sarfraz three for 54 as Nottinghamshire were bundled out for 195 in reply to 253 for five declared. Middlesex
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      166 35 McEnroe back at full swing MANCHESTER, Fri. Top seeded John McEnroe crushed Nick Fulwood, of Britain 6-2, 6-0 to advance to the quarter-finals of the US$lB,OOO Greater Manchester grasscourt tennis tournament here yesterday. The 22-year-old American left-hander, playing in his first tournament for a month, took only 46 minutes to
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      135 35 Zimbabwe in a strong position WORCESTER (England), Fri. Zimbabwe had much the better of a rainshortened second day of their opening tour match against Worcestershire yesterday. When a thunderstorm ended play 75 minutes early, the touring team had made 156 for three in reply to Worcestershire's first innings score of
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      170 35 BETHESDA (Maryland), FVi. Gavin Levenson, of South Africa, birdied the final hole from seven metres yesterday to tie veteran Gil Morgan on four-under-par 68 in the first round of the US$4OO,--000 ($832,000) Kemper Open golf tournament. Levenson holed a putt from the fringe of the
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      72 35 BECKENHAM, Fri. Kevin Curren, of South Africa, qualified for a semi-final clash with top seeded American Brian Teacher when he beat Nigerian Nduka Odizor 6- 3, 6-2 in he quarter-finals of an international tennis tournament here yesterday. The other semi-final will be between another American, Tom
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      THE RESULTS
      251 35 Women Singles, §emlflomto: Andrea Jaeger (US) bt Chris Evert Lloyd (US) 6-3, 6--1; Martina Navratilova (US) ht '.ana Mandlikova (Czech) 6u, b-2. Dcibles, quarter-finals: Rosie Casals (US)-Wendy Turnbull (Aust) bt Andrea Jaeger-Betty Nagelsen (US) 46, 7-5. M; Mary Lou PiatekSharon Walsh (US) bt Ivana MadruKa-Osses (Arg)-Cathy Tanvier (Fra)
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      416 35 Martina, Andrea have it so easy PARIS, Fri. Americans Martina Navratilova and Andrea Jaeger brushed off their semi-final challengers almost as if they were not there yesterday to win places in the women's final of the French Open tennis championships tomorrow. Czech-born Martina, 25, put all her formidable power to
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      Great Guns for hattrick
      425 36  -  EPSOM JEEP By THESE horses will go well on a wet track: RACE 1: Diplomat IV, Speedy Jag, Spearhead. RACE f: The Joker 11. Fun Kung. RACE 3: Takeachance, Rotorua, Neptune Topaz. RACE 4: Pahang IV, Capital Gain 11. Perenius. RACE Atlantis Gold. RACE Opportunity, Great
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      4041 36 ■^PPHHBK 2.15 CLASS 3 DIV 6 1,200 m (Ratings: 82-75) MMMMI (Stakes: $14,500) 1 2*9636 Diplomat IV (1. Highland Sang) 51 (82) Diplomat -Buang 6eg d 2 same (1200 m) Well-up with pace before going down 6th to Russian Romance Di v 4KL 1200 m yielding going April
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      Imperial Lord should be too good again
      184 36  - Imperial Lord should be too good again TIPTOP By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. First-up winner, Imperial Lord, who gave Lim Hock Bee a dream debut as a trainer, should chalk up his second successive win in Race 6. The three-year-old Idomeneo gelding was merely toying with his rivals in the Class
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      Takeachance extra good
      251 36  -  TONTO By TOPWEIGHT Takeackaare looks an extra good thing in Race 3. He finished on board in both his starts third to Sokitomi II in March over the Ipoh 1,250 m and second to Tug Of War a month later. Those runs over the Kuala Lumpur 1,200
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      Mighty Brigand set to score
      228 36  -  By EQUESTRIENNE MIGHTY BRIGAND, who has failed in four sprints so far, goes over a bit of distance (1,600 m) in Race 4 and can be a different proposition. Third in his first two restricted terms outings, the three-year-old by Brigand found one to beat
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      132 36 RACE EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY RACING ED F. ComfTnnd#r V. Palace Chatfield F. Commander Chatfield Chittagong Chatfieki F. Commander V. Palace Prim* Vantura Vagabond Illumination Vagabond The Joker Jolly Goodfella Vagabond The Joker Chief Of Staff Swing City Noble Prize Takeachance Swing City Ranad Khazak Swing City Th« Cockerel Kirn
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      York is back
      69 37 KIJALA LUMPUR, FYi. New Zealand jockey Brian York will be riding here this weekend. York, who came with the Auckland Racing Club delegation to ride on the second weekend of the Lion City Cup meeting and on the first week of the recently-concluded Penang meeting, landed three
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      Podmore: I want to call it a day
      89 37  -  TIPTOP By Xl ALA LUMPUR, Frl. Lite "grand old man" among professional Jockeys on the Singapore-Malaysia circuit, George Podmore, is likely to hang up his riding boots after the Oaten Elizabeth II Cop Meeting at Bukit Tlmah next month. The Malayan Raring
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      298 37 rides Ist 2ad Jrd 1 Tweedle 2 KJtoo 3 Locm 4 heam 5 Podmore Lerag 7 Rajoo 8 00l I Gwllliam II Yeap 11 Sharp 12 Donnelly IS P Lee 14 Razmy 15 Robinson It (Warn 17 Foo 18 Salri S Lam 198 n 163 24 87 21
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      86 37 illan Vest en van Brenkelen amsuri I Ismail ma KLe«n|| m !*ug*are van Breukelen Jimad (•dgers leddle Kninn i Chong Mtlr taniels v luang 38 27 26 23 18 16 16 14 13 13 13 11 10 9 9 9 9 8 7 6 20 22 26 16
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      286 37 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Last year's Sultan's Gold Vase winner, Bellas Domina, looks ready to make a strong bid for the King's Gold Cup next Sunday. With apprentice S.Y. Leong in the saddle, the six-year-old mare by Singing Bede again impressed this morning. She matched strides
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      125 37 'CC the Belmont Stakes favourite NEW YORK, Fri CONQUISTADOR CIELO, winner of four straight races, was installed as the 3-1 early favourite in a field of 11 for tomorrow's Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park. Preakness winner Aloma's Ruler and Linkage, runner-up in the Preakness, were the early co-second choices at
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      137 37 EPSOM (England), Fri. Pat Eddery, who won the Epsom Derby on Golden Fleece on Wednesday, will take the mount on Zinzara in tomorrow's English Oaks at Epsom. Zinzara is quoted at 7-1. At the final forfeit stage today 13 fillies were declared for the Oaks:
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      141 37  - 'Revenge' is sweet for Khoo THE RACING EDITOR By FOR Leslie Khoo, who Is In the running for the title of leading Jockey, "revenge" Is sweet. On the second day at the Perak Turf Club's AprilMay Meeting, Khoo earned the dbpleaawe •f the stewards over Ms riding af Nam Ann
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      1953 37 RAPF 1 2.00 CLASS 3 DIV 5 1,200 m iww^il 1 (Ratings: 84-75) (Stakes: $14,500) 1 I*"2* Nun Nih SI (M) Nano Nano-West 4 mh aDggCgud >2 (1200 m) *Leaag 7 I 6217 P*U*w lie Leader US (U) MemoC Breukelen 3 tag aDg d 2 +1.5 (1200 m)
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      111 37 EPSOM (England), Fri. Jockey Bruce Raymond, whe rode in Singapore-Malaysia with considerable success last year, won the Coronation Cup yesterday on 20-1 outsider, Easter Sun. Easter Sun produced a stirring run in the straight to beat 7-4 favourite Glint Of Gold by half a length at
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      'Exiles' out of local tourneys
      240 38  - 'Exiles' out of local tourneys JOE DORAI By FAS tell clubs to de-register them SIX former Singapore national players, including captain Terry Pathmanathan, now residing in Malaysia, will be ineligible for this year's National Football League and the President's Cup. The Football Association of Singapore have directed the four NFL
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      72 38 TOKYO, Frl. West German First Division club Werder Bremen trounced Singapore 6-1 1b a Kirin Cup soccer match here tonight. The Germans led 3-4 at halftlme. Frank Nenbrath (two), Norbert Meier, Jonny Otten and Yasohlko Okudera scored (or the Germans, while Fandl Ahmad replied (or Singapore. In another
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      Green light for famaruzaman and Ahmad
      259 38 Green light for famaruzaman and Ahmad SINGAPORE'S Asian youth squad trainees, Ahmad Paijan and Kamaruzaman Zainal, have been released by the Football Association of Singapore to travel with the Singapore Malays party for the Sultans' Gold Cup-tie against Johore in Muar tomorrow, reports JOE DORAI. The two midfielders have been
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      Sue is best bet for honours
      300 38  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By SUE PATON, the top woman squash player in Singapore is bubbling like the aperitif, Martini, which is also the name of the sportswear she has just signed to wear. She leaves early next week for the Japan Open squash championships (June
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      Chong is badminton's new wonder
      368 38  -  LEX SEOW YAM By CHONG SOON ONN, 15, who created local badminton history by being the youngest ever national trainee added another feather in his cap when he qualified for the semi-finals of the Junior Individual championships at the Singapore Badminton Hall last night. He
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      69 38 THE Singapore Badminton Association have rejected the International Management Group's offer to stage the second Alba championships in the Republic, reports LEX SEOW YAM. In a letter to the IMG, the SBA stated that they will be unable to host the event for technical reasons. Sources revealed
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      180 38 TODAY'S EVENTS BADMINTON NattMMi JiaUr e'shlps aemJ-ilnals (S»A, 7.30 p. m BOWLING Nmtlon»l (Mia (Celebrity Bowl, 8.45 a. m. CRICKET SCA SMinU) LMpt: Patrician Society v Tanglin Taverners (Tanglin), CSC v SCC (Balestier Road), Police v SRC (Thomson Road). UWC v Armed Forces (Dover Road). All matches at 2.30 P
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      Laura has uphill task
      242 38  -  R. MANORAJ By SINGAPORE'S much improved Laura Liong has an uphill task against Malaysia's top teenage player Kum Su-Shin today in the under-18 women's singles semi-final match of the Robertson- Wilson age-group tennis championships at the Singapore Tennis Centre. Heavy rain halted play yesterday with Laura
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      Toh goes through battle to claim title
      470 38  - Toh goes through battle to claim title PETER SIOW TOP seed Toh Kian Lam survived a gruelling quarter-final before going on to win his remaining matches and the boys under- 16 title in the national table tennis agegroup championships at Poi thing School, in Toa Payoh, yesterday. In the quarter-finals,
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      Brunei to host 1985 Games
      194 39 BRUNEI will follow in Singapore's steps as South-east Asia Games hosts in 1985, reports WILFRED YEO. The SEA Games Federation Council meeting yesterday confirmed Brunei's acceptance. Brunei were represented by Pengiran Idriss and Pehin Datuk Haji Hussein. Presiding at the meeting was Singapore's Mr E.
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      Maximum 18 sports given the approval
      564 39  -  WILFRED YEO By EQUESTRIANISM WATER SPORTS HOCKEY FIRST, the good news: Equestrianism (including polo), water sports (sailing, waterski-mg, wind-surfing) and hockey (men's and women's) will be in the Southeast Asia Games in Singapore from May 28-June 6 next year Women's hockey Women's hockey, •rind-surfing,
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      427 39  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By THERE was disappointment, rather than disinterest, among the rugby, cycling, gymnastics, squash and softball fraternities when news broke yesterday that their sports would be excluded from the SEA Games next year. Singapore Rugby Union president Howard Cashin was the only person who expected
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      Rashid surges ahead of Ong
      490 39  -  DEREK WILD By SINGAPORE'S overnight leader Ong Chew Bee had the tables turned on him in yesterday's second and final round of the first ASEAN seniors' golf championship over the Singapore Island Country Club's picturesque Old Course. The left-handed Ong had led the field by
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      Stacey breaks two records
      229 39  -  J. R AJENDRAN By STACEY HANSEN achieved the honour of being the only athlete to break two records in the Singapore American Schools ninth annual irack and field meet at the Dover Road Sports Complex yesterday. Stacey, competing in the girl s 10-12 years category, ran
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    72 40 IT'S graduation day for these two toddlers. While waiting for her diploma, Aliza Axelrod, eight-and-a-half months old, tried to relieve six-month-old Andrew Singerman of his pacifier in Los Angeles on Wednesday. In caps and gowns, they are graduates of "Baby Power," a unique programme designed
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    31 40 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 1.24 to 815.26 in the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    Don't criticise labour laws...
    513 40 INSTEAD, LOOK ON GOOD SIDE: DR WONG SINGAPORE yesterday told the International Labour Organisation (ILO) not to criticise the labour laws or policies of developing nations unduly, but to examine instead how these had improved the lot of the workers and citizens. Speaking at the 68th
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    47 40 LISBON, Fri. Four bulls broke loose from a corral and rampaged through suburban Quefuz here on Wednesday night, goring a crippled man to death and injuring about 46 other people who were part of a crowd decorating the central square for an outdoor dance. -AP.
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    39 40 WASHINGTON, Fn. Exposure of American intelligence agents would become a crime under a BUI passed by the US House of Representatives yesterday. The Bill was approved by a 315-32 vote and sent to the Senate for consideration. Reuter.
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    137 40 BANGKOK, Fri. The three-party coalition government of Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda easily survived a series of no-confidence votes against eight ministers in Parliament today. Three days of debate criticised the performances of the ministries of interior, foreign affairs, industry, commerce, education, justice, agriculture and
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    352 40 Israeli envoy shot by gunman LONDON, Friday ISRAEL'S ambassador to Britain, shot in the head by a gunman outside a London hotel, was still in critical condition early today after a two-and-a-half-hour operation, hospital officials said. The envoy, Mr Shlomo Argov, 52, was hit by a burst of submachine-gun fire
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    87 40 In NEW DELHI, Kuwait's No 2 diplomat in India, embassy first secretary Mustafa AlMarzook was shot and killed at his New Delhi home today by an unidentified gunman who escaped, police reported. Mr Al-Marzook, about 40, had two bullet wounds in the stomach, and others
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    Lock icon Thailand and Britain sign air pact
    218 40 BANGKOK, Fri. Thailand and Britain today signed a new civil aviation agreement giving British Airways permission to carry passengers and freight from Bangkok to Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. British airline officials said the airline was not flying this route now, but flights through Bangkok
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    58 40 NEW DELHI, Fri. Polling for India's presidential election will be held on July 12, Election Commissioner S. L. Shakdher announced here today. President Neelam Sanjiva Reddy is retiring on July 24 after completing his term of five years. The new President will be chosen by an electoral
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    58 40 US teacher goes home SECTION TWO BEIJING, Fri. American teacher Lisa Wichser, 29, left here by air today for New York after spending six days in Jail accused of stealing state secrets. The official Xinhua news agency said security officials who seized her from her hotel last Friday found a
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      247 40 Go west young man The advice is still applicable today. Once East Coast Park was a peaceful weekend getaway. Then came the fast food restaurants, the recreation places.. .and inevitably the crowds. But if you go west, the beach is still unspoilt, still empty, Time has stood still at West
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      133 40 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Showers In few areas. TEMP. (C) op to I a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 25 mln. SUNSET today: 7.18 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: C.57 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER AdrUUdr 1/15 C Fine Mull* 26/35 C Fair Baagk*k 27/34 C Cloudy MeibMHM 3/12 C Fine BeiJUg 20/30 C Cloudy
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      538 1 TRAVEL The Philippine onion GOING PLACES, Pages 8 and 9 The museum revisited LEISURE, Page 4 How to succeed at a JAM SESSION OUTLOOK, Pages 10 and 11 School's out and your favourite Sanrio characters are in town In the island-wide Sanrio Promotion from June sth 20th, at the Sanrio
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      LIFE ON THE 'ROOFTOP'
      1124 1 In a peaceful Indian hill station on the border of Tibet, JANE PERKINS meets a Tibetan caught in the turmoil of China's annexation of his country, for whom life has been far from "on top of the world". And in box below, an insight into the
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      482 2 Sherlock Holmes Festival SHERLOCK Holmes Festival Sherlock Holme* In the Hound of BaitkervUlea (Ch 5, 2.25 p.m.): One of the innumerable Sherlock HDlmes films remembered for performance and dialogue rather than plot or pace. This one is directed oy Sidney Lanfield. This 1939 production sees Basil Rathbone's first appearance as
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      342 2 EXHIBITION: VIETNAMESE Ceramics about 235 pieces ranginging from the 6th Centuary to the 18th Century. National Museum Art Gallery. 9 a.m. -5 p.m. Free admission. On till June 27. PERFORMANCES: SSO with guest cellist Johannes Goritzki of Germany. Victoria Concert Hall. 8.15 p.m. Tickets at $10, $6 and
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      379 2 PICK of the DAY C SBCS FAMILY Wklspera (Ch 5, CM p.m.): Buddy finds herself the subject of speculation when, in the course of raising money for a class lounge, she spends a lot of time with her instructor and advisor, Alex Canfield. Dallas The Big Shutdawn (Ch 5, 11.15
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      144 2 ML HL* iJI Take a walk through Ming Village and capture the mystery of the beauty and charm of oriental /®ir^ f^F* artistry. /^r^^v^l t\^ Famous collections of Chinese imperial ware in ~^^^»^^Ak; vk Ming Blue there's one tnat will add that quaint jar JB\M touch to your home. Kg!
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      279 2 TOMORROW by Kg Übi A RC members CHILDREN'S Art CUaaes and Mr Wan Hussin BH] from 8.30 a.m. -10 a.m. Zoohri at 10 a.m. and 10 am -11 30 a.m. at j #g Wa i k a i ong Ja i an Ang Mo Kio Zone DRC Ke bun Limau,
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      227 2 Straits Times Crossword i ACBOBB 5 Customary procedure lor a medical ro»n (T, 8) 1 One of three boatmen from la- 6 not up blushing in the shade land (6) (*4) 5 Flower (forest one) found In 7 Girl giving boy one (5) Georgia (8) 8 A competitor, as it
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      1202 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 1.00 PM Openini followed by Sesame J" ledI ed 10 0 S treet 6.40 Famiy Whispers 2.00 The Porky Pit Show 7 And Mther Forecast 2.25 Sherlock Holmes Festival Sherlock .£L i~ rw. SVw) The H Und f BaSk6r 5 "SStf^W Episode) 111 IPJS I**
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      199 3 WHY OO TO SPAIN?' Watch the World Cup Final live at home 4 bI r^k BV^. LvL Ik. A wA YfI Wm Rent a CTV from Visionhire today and watch the Aw4^^^i^^ World Cup Finals in the comfort of your home. Or m iCCi rent a video cassette recorder, receive
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      239 3 Attention Carpet Collectors! MIDYEAR exquisite handwoven carpets and rugs from Iran, Pakistan and Turkey at unbeatable prices. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL OFFER! Rugs At Less Than Wholesale Prices 20 pieces each of fine handwoven Pakistan MORI BOKHARA RCIGS in 3 different sizes 1) 121 cm x 182 cm or 4' x
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      New York — future prison
      715 3 New York future prison I'M A John Carpenter fan there's no denying that and though his latest effort, Escape From New York, does not dampen my enthusiasm for his work, neither does it raise hopes that he will someday do something really dazzling. Escape From New York is about a
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      566 3 Puzzle over the personality of Yol director TURKISH movie director Yilmaz Guney, whose film Yol (Road) shared this year's Cannes Film Festival Golden Palm Award, is a fugitive from his own country. Guney, who got a 19- sentence (or murder in 1976, escaped from a semi-closed Turkish jail seven months
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      Rediscovery: The National Museum
      1249 4 Rediscovery: The National Museum WE both had the day off from work, my friend and I. We did not want to see a movie and we were tired of window shopping. So we decided to do something different. We would go to the National Museum and take up the Friends
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      Witty-romantic fare for dinner
      309 4 MONKEY WALK Dinner theatre comedy Tudor Ballroom, Goodwood Park Hotel Tomorrow till June 12 Previewed by JOHN DE SOUZA YET another hotel enters the competitive arena of dinner theatre in Singapore the Goodwood Park. Nothing too ambitious for their debut. Just John Murray's wittyromantic, enjoyable comedy
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      Living room theatre for children
      955 5 Living room theatre for children ACT 3 TALES AROUND THE WORLD MPH, Stamford Road Every Saturday, until June 26 Noon and 2 p.m. Free King Midas (June 5); Hang Tuah (June 12); William Tell (June 19); Monkey King (June 26) Story by K ANN AN CHANDRAN YOU'VE tripped along to
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      Exhibition of Chinese Ceramics, Jades & Bronzes
      321 5 Exhibition of Chinese Ceramics, Jades Bronzes Organised by: Chung Hwa Fine Art Gallery Date: sth -19th June 'B2. 9am -spm Place: Chung Hwa Fine Art Gallery 2nd Floor. 71 South Bridge Road S pore 0105 Though exhibition sales of Chinese art are not rare occasions in Singapore, connoisseurs and collectors
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      139 6 3*7 (clarins) Natural Face And Body Care Products Ms. Monika Seiz Clarins International Beauty Consultant is now in Singapore to personally advise on your face and body care at: Metro Grand 304, Lucky Plaza Tel: *****33 June 5 and 7, 1982, 10 am spm Robinson (S) Pte Ltd Specialists' Centre
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      534 6 <*<?* H^A£A»4^ HdUPAVgt^nvrTy' TO* Kfp^/^v^ >4|S Poems /pjg&2?/ -^J-Jl They give us wood, {Bfif^Za BIRDS are shy. So if there are too many tf^^T And they give us l/fffi people, they won't come round; select a A CTJUJTC fruits, iff j// quiet spot with trees around ROKTU Some oomf from
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    182 6 tut hnffsfr/htta. DEAR Uncle Otak, Animals are part of God's creation, so we should always be kind to them. If you would- like a pet, you should be ready to show love and care to it. Seals should not be hunted by people, for seals will die in
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    268 6 KIDS THINGS Riddles HERE'S a riddle from Maria bte Mahat: I have a round face and sometimes square and I have two hands one is short and the other hand is long I work through day and night. What am I 1(00(0 C UIE I Here are more from Chua
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      126 7 R)rmfit first, before you wear your most expensive B m Br 1 A i m <9 iiT^v^ *19b *&SBf !||Ejlß You know how attractive you feel I J 'fl^^^B ~!JJmiiJl«g: t H in an aura of precious fragrance. HI h •So why not the same luxurious I i^^^Sßra^^^^l^'%^> K R
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      1014 7 LAN Hamill was awarded his doctorate in 1975 for his manuscript on the Singapore strategy and the defence of Australia and New Zealand. This work has now been published under the title The Strategic Illusion and joins a growing body of theses that have been devoted
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      Charming fairy tale that combines travel and history
      481 7 THE STORY OF EDWARD POD By Anna Robathan Times Books International. $6.50 Reviewed by MAUREEN GAY THIS book seems to be a curious mixture part travelogue, part history lesson, with a heavy dose of fairy story thrown in. The tale is narrated
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      659 7 WHAT with the spate of ghost and horror stories currently doing the rounds, and barely arousing the interest of a seven-year-old, one would probably dismiss Murder In Amityyille as yet another agonised attempt at cheap thrills sans the chills. Take another look for this
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    2048 8 VIEWED from above, the aquamarine ocean is marked with gigantic silvery arrows pointing toward Manila. In reality, they are poles jammed into the seabed to form fishing weirs. A chrome yellow outrigger like a bathtub toy glides along as its occupant extracts the catch. Our plane descends. This is
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      688 9 Look at all these superbuys! (Offer valid bom June sth-13th 1982) PIONEER COMPONENT SYSTEMS MODEL DESCRIPTION NORMAL PRICE OFFER PRICE MODEL DESCRIPTION NORMAL PRICE OFFER PRICE PIONEER Component Stereo £LB6&«e $1.***** PIONEER STEREO TURNTABLES Extcuthw (SA-3000. TX-3000. PL 314 Belt-Drive Auto-Return t-44ft«r 155.00 PL.-3000. CT-3000. PL-518 Direct-Drive Auto-Return $_36d-te- t
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      10 9 Leisurely Bagnio strikes a sharp contrast to bustling; Manila
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      221 9 BY AIR: PHILIPPINE and Singapore Airlines fly direct to Manila with an excursion fare of $I,WI return on a trip of between five and 3$ days. Discount travel agents, however, were offering the same tickets this week for only $M 4. Philippine Airlines, M 2 Parklane Shopping
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      111 10 ajk HOUSEHOLD fSgi APPLIANCES \^§m IJPHi&^.H,^. LOW DEPOSIT TERMS I COURTS PROMISE IWHEM1 WHEM TO FINDUS IBlH^H^^M M#U P^ a %^yyP Courts make shopping so le,sure.vw,th B^ chotCf and —-iggS X// ISIIil^l?! 'T 7 §r%m -**^c' t n \jj^^ their long opening hours. More time to LOW FEltfiO low^pncoforyoo.. >^>
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      JAM SESSION
      877 10  -  TAN LEE LENG By BELIEVE it or not, I have been making marmalade for the past week. This started because a certain brand of marmalade ran out in the supermarket. So I made my own, and to my surprise, it tasted much, much, better. I never thought much
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      291 10 SEVERAL years a while on a brief hole in Taipvii, I samj somethingdelightfi warming on a rat chilly winter's evening It was called Mongo barbecue; but althoug searched high and 1 there was not a grill sight. Instead, a huge dr like cooking utensil al one-and-a-half metres ac the
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      Taste
      51 10 QIKSTION: A bar c recipe 1 have call lwne.v. I would like to the sweetnesg of cookie bat not the I tost*. i .aid 1 substitute s yrup for honey? Answer: Yes, and I use the suhstit volume (or volume. vw might also a sugar syrup usln; and "-quarter
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      81 11 W F "AUSTRALBPT" f MAKES MUSCLE IN THE MAN! Protein power! AX<C^afi^afefc^ Delicious nourishment 7*^ss 3^ for better health- J w v 3W?lv/V strength-vitality! V^* f J^3i Beef is a natural, important part of your daily diet. X L.*&--~^s «W It provides protein to build new body tissue and /i?V*^
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      23 11 BBT 81l I aaaaaaaaaaaaaaal If > Wi HH > i^L^L^L^L^L^L^H j -j w^^^Kw w? *-o*aC K IP V Iwl FH bJ I HI Rj/ AUttl
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    Lock icon Like being in love
    816 11 Having stage fright, discovers SUSAN HELLER ANDERSON, is TURBULENT stomach, shaky hands, parched throat, wobbly knees, accelerated heartbeat, sweaty palms. The symptoms are familiar to people in love, students before exams, lawyers in courtrooms, athletes before a contest. But performers must confront them night after night,
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    Eating like the Mongolians
    1191 11 SEVERAL years ago, while on a brief holdiay in Taipeh, I sampled something delightfully wanning on a rather chilly winter's evening. It was called Mongolian barbecue; but although I searched high and low, there was not a grill in sight. Instead, a huge drumlike cooking utensil
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    Lock icon Taste of honey
    110 11  -  CRAIG CLAIBORNE r ßy_ QUESTION: A bar cookie recipe I have calls for h«ne>I would like to have the sweetness of the cookie but not the honey tasteCould I substitute corn syrup for honey? Answer: Yes, and I would use tt( e substitution volant? for volume. you
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      467 12 X HURRY! HURRY! SEE IT NOW! X ORCHARD: LAST 4 DAYS! j X (***** M) 4 SHOWS: 1.30, 4.00, 8.30 *9.lsptn (Jl j I (TOMORROW EXTRA SHOW AT I I 00AM) j V IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHAT LOYALTY, X !< HONOUR, FRIENDSHIP 4 COURAGE < i j|l IS
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      598 12 c o lnt Are you looking for a piC bedroom suite? H. i» (f you are, then here are some points you should B knou' before you buy one. ■■■■■■■H Buying o bedroom suite is not just buying a peceof furniture that i' B^^^^^"' B looks pretty. Especially with the
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      272 13 'Em Bargains Knocking Us Crazy A A^k j^b^ —if you don't buy from us, we'll both lose! 2L i>ne Jewellery Sterling Silver Jewellery »^L\ Thai Silk Thai Cotton Voile TREASURES OF SIAM EXHIBITION cum SALE Holiday Inn, sth floor, (near poolside) Scotts Road. Enquiries: *****66 ext 8549. Opens: 10am to
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      206 13 at MARICANS i drastic j [discounts] RESTAUIVWT THE FAMILY RESTAURANT THAT ALSO SERVES T3HICKEN 'N 1 CHIPS, SPAGHETTI, FUN AND ENTERTAINMENT. 3rd Floor, City Plaza, Geylang DISC JOCKEY spins the latest records and your requests every evening from 6.30 9.30 p.m. Bth Floor, Singapore Shopping Centre, Penang Road LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
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      370 13 The Ship is launched today. Loaded with the juiciest steak in P.J. 39-41, Jalan SS 21/568, Damansara Utama, Petaling Jaya, Malaysia. Ahoy There from* The Ship Singapore ■■---7 V J All aboard! 'The Ship' sets sail today and o n our menu— from appetizing starters treat your family and friends
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      336 14 MAHUFAen,™ J^ 1 5 L ORONG TUKANG ENIPAT, JURONG wKKu,.-™. %v 1«*^»»-*^ 3 B^BT^T^BBBTiBT iunimn Ll**f > > *fttltfßWßßßßß3Btt^S!B^^S3ffiBTJßWßMM^Bßß^Bßlßßlßfc 111 y^j^B&wKb^i^^B^| BBlM^^^ J .^B^BHbVb^^B^. BBHK 1 1 b^b^B b^S^IH bbP^>^ B b^K hVb^bm! »B 4 Bl bDHMi ißmliii^ I b9B fiSiT^r^' I I wSbBbI BBS HS? m b^Bb^ KVL IBKJf
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      829 15 APPOINTMENTS Coopers LybrSnCl Associates provides a comprehensive range of management consultancy services aimed at helping clients increase the effectiveness and profitability of their organisation. These services include Corporate Development. Organisation Planning, Financial Control and Management Information Systems, j Investment Planning and Appraisal, Electronic Data Processing, Executive (8 B) Selection, Marketing
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      836 15 /<HO 1 JLHJoC dLSSO(LIdIIUCS lAC llvl m/ m/ Management Consultants in a wide range of services including: executive recruitment, organisation and corporate planning, financial management, manufacturing, production and project management systems and procedures, market surveys, data processing and computerisation, job evaluation, salary surveys and compensation structuring, as well as management
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      524 15 Over th« last 1 1 years, we at Hewlett Packard Singapore have increased from 62 to 2,300. Today we are still in the process of recruiting more people. TECHNICAL SPECIALIST The successful candidate will be required to provide technical support to production lines He/she will also have to analyse and
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      752 16 APPOINTMENTS _^BH m Jaffar Trice Tusscin Associates £dn.Bhd aternouse Associates A. 1 MiimmmH C<H—H»»li 988 Jaffar Hussein Associates Sdn Bhd (JHA) Is affiliated to Price Waterhouse X Associates International, providing management consultancy services. Price 9 Waterhouse Associates in Malaysia operates as a division of JHA. The company sb provides management
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      720 16 B THE SGV GROUP afj SGV-Goh Tan Pte Ltd j j^B Professional Executive Recruitment Services E Bfl Our client, an Australian based company engaged in the 1 1 manufacture and sale of specialised locking devices and Hi, industrial safety interlocks is seeking the services of an < Jj< experienced executive
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      645 16 I M 1 THE SGV GROUP SGV-Goh Tan Re Ltd Professional Executive Recruitment Services Our client, a rapidly expanding company with international affiliations engaged in the warehousing and B distribution of well-established agency product lines for both the on-shore and off-shore marine and petroleum I industries, invites an experienced, highly
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      618 17 APPOINTMENTS AHI SOUTH EAST ASIA PTE LTD PRODUCT MANAGER Building Materials Marketing Location Kuala Lumpur Territory East and West Malaysia Age 35 years Salary To $50,000 Attractive fringe benefits We are a subsidiary of New Zealond's largest diversified manufacturing Group with o successful background in sales and marketing of building
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      657 17 I MANAGER I [Fashion Products] I If you are looking for greater '£i tl challenges and rewards bring your I I talents to handle the Fashion Division %l I of a leading trading house marketing I I I a prestigious range of ladies and jfi| i I gents fashion wears.
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      736 17 PROMET FABRICATORS SDN BHO An International Organisation offering turnkey services to the oil and gas, shipbuilding and offshore related industries in South-East Johore Is looking for suitably qualified individuals to join as: MAINTENANCE ENGINEER A Degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering from a recognised University. At least 3 years experience
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      776 17 (A subsidiary of THOMSON BRANDT, the largest manufacturer of electronic products in France with world wide production and marketing facilities, and French Leaders in High Technology Electronics and Household Appliances) We are looking for dynamic and highly motivated individuals to join pjßjpj our organisation as: HEAD, PROCESS DEPARTMENT Bachelor's or
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      865 18 APPOINTMENTS C^a§co3^l "^N A well established British construction equipment company with its fast expanding local based regional manufacturing and marketing centre, invites suitable applicants to fill the following positions:- REGIONAL SALES EXECUTIVE The successful candidate will be responsible for conducting market appraisals, market intelligence reports, training and motivating of distributors'
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      629 18 I COLGATE-PALMOLIVE W§ YA We are looking for experienced Administration/Sales 9 Clerks, Junior Secretary (to Regional Sales Manager), B Forklift Drivers and Material Assemblers to join our ever- 3m expanding ranks. ADMINISTRATION/SALES CLERKS 9 Must be able to handle account orientated duties and K prepare sales and statistics records. Applicants
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      703 18 McDERMOTT SOUTH EAST ASIA PTE. LTD. I A well established Multi-national Company engaged in the fabrication of structures, pressure vessels and process facilities for the offshore oil industry in South East Asia invites applications from qualified personnel to fill the following positions: Payables Accountant (Around 5535,000 p.a.) The successful candidate
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      949 19 APPOINTMENTS (SINGAPORE COLOUR CENTRE PTE LTD TRAINEE LABORATORY MAINTENANCE OFFICERS (Ref No: 20/82) Singapore Colour Centre, one of the leading photo-finishers in Singapore and Malaysia, invites diploma holders in Electrical Engineering/Electronics for the position of Trainee Laboratory Maintenance Officers Male candidates should have completed or been exempted from National Service
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      643 19 I I Singapore Aerospace Maintenance Co Pte Ltd invites you to pur- i' sue a challenging career in one of the following apprenticeship H schemes: I (D Trainee Tradesman -3 Years I (2) Trainee Technician -2 Years I o) Trainee Engineering Assistant J The programme covers aircraft radio, electrical and
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      734 19 I o Petrochemical Corporation of I Singapore (Private) Limited I Tht tswtrtam Company of Sncaport's $2 Hi pttrocluwtiil ctwptii ii > I Bll^^l Avar liadkMl uiJr itifinr xdlskha Ml j m^pß nyw i^mwmi, ottkv* ran wkimj gjuPltv caMMttt I QUALITY CONTROL I SUPERVISORS I Tht successful candidates win report to
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      627 20 APPOINTMENTS l/^^Kv/ O^UWIB, Europe's I y^jj'/// lorgest manufacturer of 1/ office equipment is expanding rfs operations in Singapore ond o* yf/ seeks to fill the following positions: /ZE.D.P. MANAGER ('Candidates should possess several years experience in setting up ED P. systems in manufacturing companies with particular emphasis on inventory control
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      469 20 An established international tobacco manufacturing Company is seeking a mature, resourceful and sociable young lady to join its dynamic sales force as a LADY SALES REPRESENTATIVE The selected candidate should possess a minimum of GCE '0' level with credits in English and Chinese. She should preferably have at least two
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      623 20 SHIP MANAGER VOSPER PRIVATE LIMITED is an international Company engaged in the design, construction and repairing of sophisticated naval craft and specialised vessels. We are looking for an experienced and highly motivated personnel to fill the above position. The Ship Manager will be responsible for the efficient co-ordination and execution
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      822 20 f |^k|^H^^^^ The Potyofefin Company\ I W (Singapore Pte. Ltd. 1 U THE POLYOLEHN COMPANY (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD., which will product two kinds of essential plastic materials low density polyethylene (120,000 tons per annum) and polypropylene (100,000 tons per annum) in the 2 -billion Petrochemical Complex on Pulau Ayer Merbau,
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      514 21 APPOINTMENTS PERSONNEL OFFICER (SAFETY) PRODUCT/TEST ENGINEER Reach out Sb^^ now 2^*^ for your future We are constantly searching i\^ for talented individuals to fill Jlfcv positions which are created as we expand The selected persons^ji^V will be given an opportunity to grow^B^ with the company and develop their. w potential
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      1043 21 Applications ar« Invltad from suitably qualified candidates for the post of CREDIT OFFICER The Company Dow Chemical (Singapore) Pte. Ltd., a subsidiary of Dow Chemical U.S.A. Singapore Is the Regional HQ for the countries of Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, India and Pakistan. Products manufactured or Imported Into the Region Include
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      1091 21 NOTICES Malttiew Mall Public Limited Company INTERNATIONAL ENGINEERING DESIGNERS AND CONTRACTORS t Further progress made despite worldwide recession Matthew Hall is engaged worldwide in the design and installation of building engineering services and electrical and instrumentation systems and in design and contracting for the energy industries. Like mosi national companies
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    734 22 A FASCINATING permanent exhibition of anti-crime devices in the Crime Prevention Department on Pearl's Hill will be opened on June 12. The police are not selling these products, but providing a chance for people to compare and seek advice on installation. You can also
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    TOUCAN STOP CRIME!
    630 22 On Jan 2, two girls, aged three and five, were playing in the common corridor of their flat in Kirn Tiam Road. Attracted by caged birds, they were lured inside another flat. The three-year-old was ordered to leave, and the five-year-old was molested. Miss Tan Suan Lvi,
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      57 22 A .^a^^PK^^ r«o^ oft*** i It's a brighter Sunday with Sunday Nation Margaret Chan J e" n V Tsen 9 :^H^^^H turns i in a Every mans^BM 1 turns up a fant I steak bargain mis tress? BB|^^H n 6W help jH^HHR^^H J f°r e Y e 9 W disorders
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