The Straits Times, 19 June 1982

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    14 1 The Strait Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    NEW-STYLE NWC FROM NEXT YEAR
    950 1  -  HSUNG BEE HWA By A NEW-STYLE National Wages Council is to be evolved to Rive unions and employers a more active role In formulating wage guidelines from next year. Announcing this yesterday, Minister for Trade and Industry Dr Tony Tan said a change In the
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    IT'S ON: KHMER UNITY ACCORD
    1424 1  -  LESLIE FONG By y CANBERRA is cautious: P. 8 ASEAN seeks greater access to Japanese markets: P. 9 IT'S official now the three Cambodian resistance groups fighting Vietnamese occupation of their country have come to an agreement on forming a coalition government and hope to
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    Lock icon 'Suharto going to US' report
    143 1 JAKARTA, Friday PRESIDENT Suharto is to pay a state visit to the United States later this year, Sinar Harapan reported here today. The Jakarta newspaper said the visit had been discussed by Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja and US Deputy Secretary of State Walter Stoessel in
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    Lock icon Knifeman at palace
    64 1 LONDON, Fri. British police have arrested a knifewielding man who managed to gain entrance to the courtyard of Buckingham Palace, the London residence of Queen Elizabeth, Scotland Yard announced early today. A police spokesman would give no more details of the incident than the man's name and
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    Police trial
    59 1 SfcAJUL, hTi. inree ponce officers went on trial today, charged with failing to present a mass killing by a deranged policeman in the south ■m town of Uiryong last April, nun officials said. The 27--year-old patrolman, Woo BomKmi. killed 56 villagers with a rifle and hand grenades after
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    Brain transplant on mice a success
    169 1 NEW YORK, Fri. A piece of brain has been successfully transplanted from one mouse into another, where it not only survived but correctly hooked itself up and functioned near normally, Dr Dorothy Krieger, chief of endocrinology at Mount Sinai Medical Centre here, reported. "This
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    Lock icon Galtieri out, minister is interim head
    501 1 BUENOS AIRFS. Friday THE Argentine military today forced Gen Leopoldo Galtieri to resign as the nations President and as the commander-in-chief of the armed forces and signalled major changes in political direction which included allowing political parties to operate freely. Gen Galtieri was forced
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    US will continue to back Asean initiative
    627 1  - US will continue to back Asean initiative TAN LIAN CHOO By Our Diplomatic Correspondent THE United States regards its relationship with Asean as one of "key importance" and will not allow any difference it has with China over the Cambodian issue to adversely affect its ties with Asean, US Deputy
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      Lock icon SIHANOUK: I'LL GO TO K.L. 1F...
      63 1 BEIJING, Fri. Former Cambodian Head of State Prince Norodom Sihanouk said today he would go to Kuala Lumpur to sign an agreement on an anti-Viet-namese Cambodian coalition if he was invited. This was announced today by a spokesman for the prince in a phone
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      Lock icon WALKOUT
      54 1 I'NITED NATIONS, Fri. Arab and some African delegates to the UN General Assembly's special session on disarmament walked out today as Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin walked to the rostrum. The Soviet Union and all Its allies, except Rumania, boycotted Mr Begin s speech. Egypt was the only Arab
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      695 2 Cautious approach AUSTRALIA is taking a very cautious approach on the question of recognising the proposed Khmer coalition of anti-Vietnamese forces as the next legal government in Cambodia. The Australian Foreign Minister, Mr Anthony Street, said yesterday that their attitude to the coalition will depend on their examination of
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      COMMENT
      244 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: SINGAPORE most continue to seek excellence In all things and at all times. We have to take It where we can find it, even if it comes in the form of a previously rejected, worked over architectural design submitted by foreigners. Instead of crying foul,
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      208 2 LOCAL VIDEO TAPES TO REACH WORLD MARKET SINGAPORE-MADE video tapes will soon be competing in the world market with those produced by established manufacturers. Three local manufacturers Electro Magnetic (S) Pte Ltd, Auvitec (S) Pte Ltd and Madya Magnetic (S) Pte Ltd have invested substantial sums to produce
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      BACKGROUND
      148 2 IDI AMIN ON IDI AMIN IDI AMIN of Uganda was a colourful figure and the most hated man in the world in his days of dictatorship. In 1979, he was driven from power by invading Tanzanian armies and fled overseas. An Australian journalist tracked Amin to Jeddah. where he
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      SPORTS
      232 2 US golf open A MAN who quit the golf tour a decade ago and a maturing star searching for the game he misplaced after winning his first major championship last year mastered the buffeting winds at Pebble Beach, California, on Thursday to share the firstround lead of the 82nd
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      627 2 Palestinians lose hope LEBANON'S Palestinians say they have almost no hope of help from the rest of the Arab world. Arab states have so far failed even to meet to discuss the aggression that now threatens the fall of Beirut. "Nothing can stop Arab leaders being traitors,"
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      202 2 Daichi Mam released THE Daichi Mara, detained by Customs on Tuesday, sailed off the next day after the tanker's owner gave enough security for its cargo on board. The assistant director of Customs Preventive Sea Division, Mr Mohamed Daud Ali, has confirmed this. The Daichi Mara was
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      SECTION 2
      437 2 The racing beat BOOM! Boom! Boom! the drums will resound along the East Coast tomorrow. These drums will set the pace for the teams taking part in the dragon boat races. Dragon boat racing may have originated from China, but it is no longer an exclusively Chinese sport.
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      529 2 A member of PA International I MARKETING I DEVELOPMENT 1 EXECUTIVE Salary Range: 30,000 50,000 per annum Location: Kuala Lumpur (Ref. 2783) A well established and highly success- already identified markets. ful multinational, manufacturing con- Aged between 25-30 years, the candisumer products, has a vacancy for a date shou)d have
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon THE INVASION Of LEBANON
      38 3 THE INVASION Of LEBANON POLICE examining the wrecked car in which Kamal Hussein, 33, a leader of the Palestine Liberation Organisation's Italian office, was killed when a bomb exploded under his car in Rome on Thursday. AP picture.
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      Lock icon Experts follow troops to restore order
      355 3 Experts follow troops to restore order NABATIYEH (Israeli-held Lebanon), Fri. Along with its troops, Israel has brought here military administrators charged with restoring order in the battered cities and towns of southern Lebanon. "We are here to establish a military government, or as we call it, a civil aid unit,"
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      Lock icon PLO loses hopes of Arab world aid
      442 3 Not even a meeting to discuss Israeli aggression BEIRUT, Fri. Lebanon's Palestinians awaiting a possible battle for Beirut say they have almost no hope of help from the rest of the Arab world. On the 13th day of Israel's invasion of Lebanon, Arab
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      Lock icon EGYPT: PLO WANTS TO DOWN ARMS AND TALK WITH U.S.
      372 3 WASHINGTON, Fri.— Egypt's Foreign Minister, Kamal Hassan Ali, said yesterday the Palestine Liberation organisation leadership in Beirut had voiced willingness to lay down arms in Lebanon and a desire for talks with the Reagan administration to move towards "a mutual
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      Lock icon 6,000 guerilla suspects may be tried
      295 3 6,000 guerilla suspects may be tried TEL AVIV, Fri. Israeli interrogators are questioning about 6,000 guerilla suspects captured during Israel's thrust into Lebanon and some could be brought to trial, military sources said yesterday. The sources said there was no question of putting several thousand suspects on trial. "But if
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      Lock icon Quick relief
      44 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. A request by President Ronald Reagan for US$2O million (SJ4I6 million) in emergency relief for Lebanon was quickly approved today by a house subcommittee and Congressional aides said both the full House and Senate could approve it next week. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Soviets offer to move Arafat out
      174 3 BEIRUT, Fri. The Soviet Union has offered to evacuate Mr Yasser Arafat and other Palestinian leaders under siege here aboard a Russian ship, diplomatic sources said yesterday. However, the Palestinian leader, who met Soviet ambassador Aleksander Soldatov earlier this week, said he had no
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      886 3 H A member of PA International F I I J A market leader in the tast expanding industrial packaging products business, having identified further growth areas, seeks to strengthen the existing management team with the following appointments based in the head office in Kuala Lumpur. MARKETING/ SALES MANAGER g F
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon Coalition in Bonn jolted by defection to rival party
      417 4 Coalition in Bonn jolted by defection to rival party BONN, Fri. The troubled coalition government of Chancellor Helmut Schmidt was jolted anew yesterday, when a regional grouping of the Free Democrats, the coalition's junior partner, voted to run in alliance with the opposition Christian Democratic Party in crucial September state
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      Lock icon EEC Parliament's accounts 'in chaos'
      335 4 STRASBOURG, Fri. A CHAOTIC picture of the European Parliament's finances, involving missing bank accounts, signed blank cheques and lax monitoring of expenses payments, has emerged in a confidential report by the European Economic Community (EEC) court of auditors. Parliamentary sources said the report to Parliament
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      Lock icon 'Non, non' to pay freeze bid
      201 4 PARIS, Fri. There was no agreement, but at least no open declaration of war, when French Premier Pierre Mauroy met employers and trade unions here yesterday in a fivehour meeting on the government's price and pay freeze. All of them, except the pro-socialist CDFT
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      Curt Jurgens dies in hospital
      99 4 VIENNA, Frl. (ierman-born film and stage actor Cort Jargens, died early today In a Vienna hospital where he had been nder treatment far several weeks far a heart ailment, hospital officials said. Jargeu, who began his acting career In theatres in Berlin and Vienna, appeared
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      Lock icon War choked off public outcry against Galtieri
      438 4 War choked off public outcry against Galtieri BUENOS AIRES, Fri WAR with Britain over the Falklands (Malvinas) Islands provided a short-lived respite in public opposition to the rule of General Leopoldo Galtieri in Argentina. Just two days before Argentina seized the islands on April 2, police used tear gas and
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      Lock icon RUMOUR SPARKS RAMPAGE BY PRISONERS
      248 4 RUMOUR SPARKS RAMPAGE BY PRISONERS PORT STANLEY, Fri. Argentine prisoners yesterday broke free and went on a rampage in the streets here, after a rumour circulated that the British liner Canberra, now taking Argentinians on board for eventual repatriation home, would leave without them. A school and a store were
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      Lock icon Mercy plane
      46 4 NICOSIA, Fri. A chartered Swiss plane left Cyprus yesterday with more food and medicine for the worst-hit areas of Southern Lebanon invaded by Israel, but a ship with relief supplies was delayed because of what Red Cross officials called right of passage problems. Reuter.
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Lock icon Anti-N row adds spice to Anzus talks
      474 6 SYDNEY, Fri A MAJOR political row over visits to Australia by US nuclear-armed or powered ships has suddenly injected controversy into next week's meeting of the Anzus alliance, linking the United States, Australia and New Zealand. Only two weeks ago officials were predicting
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      Lock icon Japan 'ready to improve arms quality'
      269 6 Japan 'ready to improve arms quality' TOKYO, Fri. In response to persistent American pressure, the Japanese government today appeared ready to significantly improve the quality of the main weapons systems provided to its navy and air force. Japanese officials said the powerful Finance Ministry agreed with Defence Ministry proposals for
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      Lock icon HKto intern Viet refugees in camps
      257 6 HKto intern Viet refugees in camps HONGKONG, Fri Hongkong, long a first asylum for Vietnamese refugees, announced plans today to discourage further exodus from the wartorn country by interning any new arrivals anti possibly repatriating them. A new immigration law, pending almost certain final approval, will empower the government to
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      Lock icon 23 KILLED IN FIRE ABOARD ISLAND FERRY
      192 6 MANILA, Friday AT LEAST 23 people died and about 70 others were reported missing, after a fire swept through an inter-island ship with more than 300 people aboard late last night in the southern Philippines, police reported today. There were fears that the
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      Lock icon 25 Indonesian generals retired
      102 6 25 Indonesian generals retired JAKARTA, Fri. Some 25 of Indonesia's over 150 army generals have been retired as part of the government's rejuvenation programme, an army spokesman said today. Army Chief General Poniman save the retired officers awards of appreciation for their contributions in the armed forces during the past
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      Lock icon Mass killer suspect held
      50 6 MONTREAL. Fri. A suspected World War n mass murderer was arrested yester day in Toronto. Canadian police announced. He was said to be Helmut Rauca, 73, accused by West Germany of taking part in the massacre of 10,000 people ai Kaunas. Lithuania, in Oct 19«. AFP
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Terrorists to hang
        76 6 TWO MEMBERS of Japan's ultra-leftist Red Army terrorist group were yesterday sentenced to death in the Tokyo district court for murders and robberies, ending a trial which began nine years ago. The verdicts on Hiroko Nagata, a 37--year-old woman, and Hiroshi Sakaguchi, 35, as well as a
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        Lock icon 'End export ban' plea
        74 6 TWO LARGE firms in the United States have asked President Ronald Reagan to end the ban on selling oil and gas equipment to the Soviet Union, in order to provide work for Americans, the Washington Post reported in Washington yesterday. Lee Morgan, president of Caterpillar Tractor,
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        Lock icon Congress-I to decide
        79 6 PRIME MINISTER Indira Gandhi today told Indian opposition parties she would place their views on electing a consensus presidential candidate before the central parliamentary board of her Congress-I party. In her reply to the second joint letter of 10 opposition parties who suggested Vicepresident Mohammed Hidayatullah as
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        Lock icon 'Cubans leave first'
        61 6 SOUTH AFRICA will not agree to an independence settlement for South West Africa (Namibia) until Cuban troops leave Angola, South African Prime Minister P .W. Botha said. Mr Botha said on Thursday his government was prepared to accept the second part of a three-phase Western-backed peace plan
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        Lock icon Settling Kabul issue
        65 6 A FORMER Afghan ambassador to the United Nations, Abdul Rahman Pazhwak, has suggested a special UN conference to help secure a Soviet troop pullout from Afghanistan. Mr Pazhwak, now in Pakistan, said the conference should be attended by Afghanistan's neighbours such as Pakistan and other countries of
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      Lock icon Minister dies after guerillas down helicopter
      133 7 Minister dies after guerillas down helicopter SAN SALVADOR, Fri. Leftist guerillas shot down the helicopter of Deputy Defence Minister Adolfo Castillo, killing him and an undetermined number of others, government sources said. The sources confirmed yesterday an earlier report by the guerillas' clandestine Radio Venceremos, claiming to have shot down
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      Lock icon Rights action
      56 7 COLOMBO, Fri. The first human rights seminar in Asia will be held in Sri Lanka next month to examine the possibility of a human rights court for the region, it was officially announced here today. It is being organised by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for
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      Lock icon First visit
      39 7 RANGOON, Fri. Hungarian President Pal Losonczi arrived h?re yesterday on a state visit to Burma, the first by a Hungarian president, that is likely to pave the way for greater economic cooperation between the two countries. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Fragile' $1,600 bil compromise budget gets the nod
      347 7 Fr agile' $1,600 bil compromise budget gets the nod WASHINGTON, Friday SENATE and House negotiators approved a 'fragile" USS77O billion (551, 601 billion) Republican compromise budget for 1983 early this morning and sent it to both chambers for final passage. Members of the SenateHouse Conference Committee cast a voice vote
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      Lock icon UN delegates regret Reagan's failure to reply
      267 7 UNITED NATIONS, Fri. President Ronald Reagan's failure to respond to a Soviet pledge not to be the first to use nuclear weapons in war left many United Nations delegates disappointed today. But they got some relief from his promise that his administration, never
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      Lock icon A gift of petro-dollars
      212 7 JUNEAU (Alaska), Fri. The first batch of US$l,OOO (552,080) cheques was mailed to about a thousand Alaskans yesterday in an unprecedented plan to share more than US$4OO million in state oil wealth with residents. The cheques were dropped in the mail just after midnight, less than
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  • ASEAN POST-MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE
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      Cautious line by Canberra to Khmer coalition
      817 8 Street: Remarkable convergence of views AUSTRALIA is taking a very cautious approach to the question of recognising the proposed Khmer coalition of anti-Viet-namese forces as the next legal government in Cambodia. The Australian Foreign Minister, Mr Anthony Street, I lay told The Times
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      'Asean stand on Cambodia effective and correct' Dialogue with US
      596 8 'Asean stand on Cambodia effective and correct' Dialogue with US REPORTS by LESLIE FONG, TAN LIAN CHOO, LEE KIM CHEW, HSUNG BEE HWA AND EVANGELINE GAMBO A THE United States will continue to support Asean strongly on the Cambodian problem because it believed the Asean approach was correct and effective.
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      HEED OUR CALL SAYS SIDDHI
      184 8 THAI Foreign Minister Stddhi Savetslla yesterday said he wanted the I nlted Nations to take note of Asean's call on humanitarian agencies distributing aid in Cambodia to stick to their mandates. Asean suspects that some of the food aid provided by the IN and other
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      Widen market for exports from Asean, Tokyo told
      510 9 ASEAN foreign ministers, unhappy about the lack of access to the Japanese market, again urged Japan to open her markets further to Asean exports. This request was made on behalf of Asean by Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr Mochtar Kusumaatmadja, when he opened
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      Haferkamp: We're for open trade and fair rise in exports
      572 9 THE Commiss'on of the European Economic Community has assured Asean countries that it supports an open trade policy. But the Community cannot avoid taking certain measures in the interests of its member countries. Commission vice-presi-dent Wilhelm Haferkamp said of the
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      Hand in hand to hasten return of peace
      615 9 Hand in hand to hasten return of peace THAI Foreign Minister Air Chief Marshall Siddhi Savetsila said yesterday Asean and the EEC must work hand in hand to enhance the prospect for the restoration of peace and stability in South-east Asia. He also called on the EEC to play a
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      'Asean appreciates NZ support on Cambodia'
      348 9 ASEAN expressed its appreciation yesterday for New Zealand's continued support on the Cambodian question and in aid to develop its technology. Singapore Foreign Minister S. Dhanabalan said: "Asean appreciates the unwavering support given by New Zealand to ft on issues of crucial importance to
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
    • MALAYSIAN ROUND UP
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        Lock icon 12,510 loans by Mara
        54 11 MARA has given out 12,510 loans worth a total of $114 million to bumiputra contractors in the past 15 years. This makes the contractors a group that has received "special treatment" from the organisation compared with other entrepreneurs, Mara chairman Dr Nawawl Mat Awin said in
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        Fans 'invade' Malacca
        70 11 FOOTBALL fans in Kuala Lumpur made an invasion of Malacca on Wednesday to watch the live telecast of the Eng land versus France World Cup match by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation. As Malacca was the closest town to Kuala Lumpur that could receive transmission of Singapore TV
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        Lock icon Two held in graft probe
        121 11 AN engineer and a contractor were arrested for alleged corrupt practices relating to the construction of a Maiuternak abattoir in Malacca costing some $2.5 million The two were arrested by Anti-Corruption Agency officers. They were released on $10,000 each tiU July 1. NST. XL plan
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      Lock icon Tanker leaves after payment of security
      364 11 Tanker leaves after payment of security Held for probe into illegal discharge of fuel JOHORE BARU, Friday THE Daichi Maru, detained by Customs on Tuesday for allegedly discharging heavy fuel oil into barges in Malaysian waters without a permit, sailed into international waters after the tanker's owner gave a sufficient
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      Lock icon Warning on beauties
      48 11 KOTA BARU, Frl. Prison officers have been warned against making "unhealthy contact" with attractive woman inmates under their care. "Be disciplined while performing your duty and do not be attracted by the beauty of inmates," Director-General of Prisons Datuk Ibrahim Haji Mohamad said yesterday. NST.
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      Lock icon Musa calls for new spirit of productivity
      310 11 Musa calls for new spirit of productivity KUALA LUMPUR, Friday DEPUTY Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam today urged Malaysians to learn to think and act productively to achieve the goal of "national productivity for prosperity. Datuk Musa said this was the new spirit to be injected in everybody. The government,
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      94 11 BOYCOTT DAP CALL TO NEWSMEN KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The National Union Of Journalists today called on Its members to boycott all Democratic Action Party enactions and statements in Negri Sembllan until the party apologises for the behaviour of one of Its state assemblymen. Mr Hn Sepang, the state assemblyman for
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    SICC urges govt to continue its major role
    362 12 SICC urges govt to continue its major role THE government should continue to play a major role in the National Wages Council and not reduce its role as was indicated in the latest NWC guidelines. It would be a pity if the government decides to reduce its role, said Mr
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    Reduced govt role in NWC a step in right direction
    607 12 Reduced govt role in N WC a step in right direction Move will boost productivity Dr Wong THE reduced government role in the National Wages Council is a move in the right direction, the Minister of State (Labour), Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, said last night. It will help promote productivity
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    JTC PLANS OIL TERMINAL ON TINY ISLAND
    294 12  -  RONNIE WAI, By Our Jurong Reporter JURONG Town Corporation is to develop tiny Pulau Busing for an oil terminal and petrochemical industries. Though only 2.5 hectares in size, it will be enlarged to 55 hectares after reclamation. A JTC spokesman told The Straits
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    Cultural show
    38 12 THE Minister of State (Culture), Mr Fong Sip Chee, will officiate at the Cultural 82 show today at Queenstown NTUC Worker's Centre, Stirling Road, at 7.30 p.m. The show is organised by the Queenstown Study Centre.
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    Lagoon closed
    22 12 The East Coast swimming lagoon will be closed to the public on Thursday. It will be reopened the next day.
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      170 12 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh Hal Camp LATE WAIT,KAAGGIE, I'VE WHAT'S j^ AGAINST VIOLENCE V W^4 jt^X ASAIH// GOT A. PETITiOJ VIT FOP Jg£& > iM OUR COAIC STPIP/ J Blondie By Chic Toong EVERYONE IN THIS I IIMO ONE EVER TAKES I I WHY IS THAT, Z. I
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    French firm wins $220 m HDB deal
    453 14 7,000 flats will be completed within a shorter time ANOTHER French contractor has been awarded a $220 million contract to build 7,000 flats for the Housing Board using a non-con-ventional building method which will shorten the building time. The flats three and fourroom
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    Your pick
    24 14 THE Katong community centre's women's sub-commit-tee will hold classes ranging from dian xin and Nonya kueh to flower arrangement and beauty culture.
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    Don't preserve old city just to please tourists...
    597 14  - Don't preserve old city just to please tourists IRENE NGOO, By Our Housing Correspondent CONSERVATION of Singapore's old city should not be just a token exercise to please tourists, a local architect said yesterday. It should be a positive and integrated element in environment aide velopment to preserve and enrich
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    Doctor faces five drug law charges
    132 14 Doctor faces five drug law charges A DOCTOR was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday on five counts of violating the Misuse of Drugs Regulations by failing to report the particulars of three drug suspects and not keeping a proper record of certain controlled drugs. Dr Lawrence Lim Heng Lee
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    MEETINGS WITH TONY TAN TO BE INFORMAL
    151 14 MEETINGS WITH TONY TAN TO BE INFORMAL THIS years pre-Budget discussions >■ ill be held in a more informal atmosphere. Businessen, industrial ists, unionists and consumer representatives will get a chance to meet the Trade and Industry Minister through a series of weekly lunches. Dr Tony Tan said the more
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    Lunch-time tragedy
    45 14 A WOODBRDDGE Hospital inmate, Mr Soon Hiau Song alias SnR Teck Seng, 70. choked to death whilo having lunch last August. Mr Soon turned blue <i could not breathe after two pieces of bread got stuck in his throat that day. Verdict: Misadventure.
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    Cake baking
    28 14 A CAKE baking class will be conducted every Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. by the Serangoon Gardens community centre management committee. For details, telephone *****69
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  • YOUR WEEKEND READING
    • The Sunday Times
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        JAPAN'S SECRET
        79 14 WHAT is the secret of Japan's phenomenal success in business and technology? This question is rapidly becoming an obsession with the rest of the world. A look at one backyard factory worker tells you the story. PETER HAZELHURST, our Tokyo correspondent relates to you in The Sunday Times
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        FAIR LOVE
        78 14 PARENTING is filled with difficult decisions and hard choices. How does a good parent strike a balance between negligent non-interference and tyrannical control In bringing up disciplined kids? How can children be taught rules without being smothered? In the final part of our series on YOl'R CHILD A
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        SPECIAL SLEEP
        52 14 DON'T just toss and turn you don't have to take sleeplessness lying down. In tomorrow's Sunday Times, we'll tell you how to get 40 winks without drugs. And as a bonus, some tips on creative slumber to boost your productivity, improve physical health and foster an optimistic outlook
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        And in WEEKENDER...
        43 14 o SHOWBIZ USA: Is Hollywood dying? o ARTS: Poetry Corner says Goodbye TRAVEL: Impressions of Thailand An Enigma; A walking hoUday In Holland o BRAIN TEASER: How bright are yoa? Test your IQ o FASHION: Stripes in the news now.
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        WOMAN WHO HUMBLED A GENERAL
        57 14 AN ARGENTINE magazine sneered at her: "Thatcher is crazy. She thinks she is Wonder Woman." In the event, the British Prime Minister humbled the strongmen who ruled Argentina. President Galtieri's head was the first to roll. A page of pictures tomorrow of the war that
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        WORKING AT TWO JOBS
        45 14 A GROWING number of Singaporeans are moonlighting, working for one boss In the day and and another at night or on weekends or days oft. Why they do it and the kind of monetary rewards are reported by MAGDALENE LUM tomorrow
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        WORLD CUP FINALE
        27 14 SPORTS Nation shows you tomorrow where all that World Cup excitement will lead to. It's a page of pictures which haven't been seen before.
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        ASIAN BEAUTY
        62 14 ARE beauty contests against Asian values? Far from It, they can boost traditional feminine virtues, says a woman who is spearheading the drive to Beauty Contests Asian Style. One of her tactics was to team up with a very eligible bachelor In her country. Could other Asian countries
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        OSMOND TROUBLES
        34 14 DONNY'S show has flopped. Marie's television special failed. And dozens of people have had to be sacked by the family that used to be super-success-ful. Tomorrow, the OSMOND SMILE BEGINS TO FADE.
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        SAND, SHEIKHS AND ME
        78 14 THE last time I saw Jeddah... PETER BARNARD gets away from oil politics to sketch his Impressions of life under the House of Saud which is now headed by the new King Pahd. Too hot, too noisy, too restrictive, too ugly, too expensive, too boring. So
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        THE REAL McENROE
        34 14 IN ANOTHER sports special, JANE LONDON reports on a book that suggests John McEnroe isn't a superbrat in real life but he would like to be a rock and roll singer.
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    Stop moaning and buck up
    467 16 THE unnamed foreign architects who stand accused by the president of the Singapore Institute of Architects, Mr Kenneth Chen, are obviously no gentlemen. The honourable thing, when they come here to compete for projects, would be for them to submit totally new and original designs.
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    T.F Hwang takes you down memory lane
    423 16 T.F Hwang takes you down memory lane NOWS THE TIME THE season for durians, mangosteens and mangoes. The time for me to look back to days when Singapore had many small fruit plantations around. They were better known then as "dusuns" in local parlance. One which my family often frequented
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    BEHIND THE HEADLINES
    1616 16  -  JOHN DRYSDALE An in-depth look at major news events this week By of The Times Organisation Has the world changed of late? Prospects for peace in the Middle East THE news from Washington that it now looks almost certain that President Ronald Reagan will, after all, meet
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  • FORUM
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      It must be a voluntary pledge
      185 17 It must be a voluntary pledge Organ donations after death THE donation of kidneys on death should be a voluntary pledge and every individual should be allowed to make his own decision. Although a bill legalising contracting of kidney without prior agreement will save many lives, the government should not
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      Kidney donation drive lacks effort
      421 17 I REFER to the recent report on the Organ Donation Seminar and regret to note that there were only 3,000 donors against the target of 700,000 since the formation of the Kidney Foundation 10 years ago. I believe Singaporeans are generally warm-heart-ed. There will definitely
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      Trailers that are not meant for children's eyes
      163 17 I AM disappointed that neither Singapore Broadcasting Corporation nor certain film distributors realise that trailers for forthcoming horror films are not suitable for screening during family entertainment. On May 26, SBC screened a most frightening trailer for The Shirting during tne programme
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      SCRAP SOLID GOLD
      99 17 SOMETIME ago, a few letters were published in the Forum page concerning the Solid Gold programme on SBC. After watching the latest episode, I feel this show should be taken off the air if it is massacred so badly. There has been no effort made on SBC's
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      • Letter
        Notice will be issued
        46 17 I REFER to the letter "Rollei ex-employees still waiting" (ST, June 10). The Receiver of Rollei Singapore Pte Ltd will be holding a meeting of creditors soon. A notice will be issued in due course. GOH TECK SENG PRO Ministry of Labour
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        Officers are told to treat the dead with respect
        284 17 I REFER to the letter captioned "Show more respect for the dead" by Shereen R. Zipfel (ST, June 4). We would like to assure the writer and your readers that the Singapore Police Force has always stressed and insisted that its
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        Untitled
        82 17 THE Straitt Times welcomes letters from reader* All letter* mutt include the writer's signature, full name, address and telephone number, H any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. Brevity is an advantage. We reserve the right
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      In the interest of the -public
      88 17 In the interest of the -public- I REFER to the report entitled "Trustees to take charge of law firm accounts" (ST, June 8) and have been directed to state that on the evidence available before it, the Council of the Law Society was compelled in the interest of the public
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      Lonely King needs a Queen to light up his life
      263 17 Lonely King needs a Queen to light up his life WE THANK "Concerned" (ST, Jane S) for her comments and appreciate her concern for the birds In captivity at the park especially the plight of the solitary King Penguin. We were Indeed very Incky to acquire, In im. the King
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      112 17 People avoid helping those in distress I REFER to the letter "Bus staff with a couldn't care less attitude" by "Dumbfounded" (ST, June 15). People in general avoid helping others who are in distress. Once I was robbed of a gold chain by a youngster along Siglap Road. A man
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      253 17 Plaza Singapura plans a Answer just two questions correctly in the "Flight •jf rtW^l f rmsHmm of Fancy" Gmtest and you could be packing your IS /vYliL^^Y A* .^m^'SM bags for that holiday you've always wanted. J* ill r I *-"-^^^V^ i K'ICP tO F<lC£ 111 1 w w9 m,
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    Singapore ship detained by Aussie union
    1075 18  -  IVAN LIM 'PROTECTIONISM OF RAWEST KIND' By Our Labour Correspondent A SINGAPOREOWNED and registered ship, Pacific Viking, has been detained in Sydney for the past eight days by the communist-controlled Australian Seamen's Union in retaliation against the Australian Navy's decision to repair one of
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    14 Reds killed
    43 18 MANILA. Fri. A band of 40 armed communist guerillas attacked a town hall in the central Philippines but 14 were killed and one captured in a two-hour battle with soldiers and police on Wednesday, the Defence Ministry said today A>
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  • TIMES BUSINESS
    • NEWS BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Mitsubishi-Ford deal
        73 19 TOKYO, Fri. Mitsubishi Motor Corp said that it has reached an agreement with Ford Motor Co for the supply of turbo-charged diesel engines to the American car maker. The deal calls for Ford to buy up to 75,000 units of 2.3-litre four-cylinder turbo-charged engines from Mitsubishi each year
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        Lock icon Trade problems
        62 19 HONGKONG, Fri. The vice-president of the European Economic Community Commission, Mr Etienne Davignon, will discuss trade problems with Hongkong government officials here tomorrow, a government spokesman said. He said that they would discuss French import quotas on Hongkong products, including quartz watches. Hongkong is currently fighting the restrictions
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        Lock icon French aid request
        79 19 BRUSSELS, Fri. France is considering asking its EEC partners for loans of around US$2 billion (5J4.2 billion) under arrangements for assisting balance of payments financing, EEC commission sources said. The commission has not yet received a formal request, but the possibility has been discussed within the French
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        Lock icon May inflation lower
        77 19 LONDON, Fri. Britain's inflation trend is "clearly downwards," in spite of the slight increase in retail prices to 9.5 per cent in May from 9.4 per cent the previous month, Chancellor of the Exchequer Geoffrey Howe said. Inflation dropped sharply into single figures in April from a
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        Lock icon Farm help project
        110 19 WASHINGTON, Fri. Japan and the United States are joining in a project to help farming in Thailand and it would be their first joint project of this kind, said the US Agency for International Development. Japan and the US have already work together in large aid organisations
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        Lock icon Fujitsu's latest
        105 19 The top Japanese computer maker Fujitsu Ltd today unveiled three new large computers claimed to be interchangeable with International Business Machines Corporation's latest model. Fujitsu said that the new Facom models M3BOS, M3BOR and M 360 use the same software system as that for the IBM 308LK which
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        Lock icon Asean tin meet
        88 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Mining ministers of Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand will meet here tomorrow to discuss ways to protect the interests of tin producing countries in the wake of reports that the sixth International Tin Agreement might not come into force on July 1. The ministers of
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        Lock icon Fertiliser project
        80 19 JAKARTA, Fri. The construction of an Asean. fertiliser plant at Aceh, north Sumatra, has reached 40 per cent and is expected to be completed next year, project officer Muhammad Usman said. The construction would be speeded up with last week's arrival of the ship, KM Ekowatie, flying under
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      Malaysian spending pared by Ms6b in austerity drive
      533 19 THE austerity drive by Malaysia will pare Ms 6 billion from expenditure originally planned for the current financial year. Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah announced yesterday at the end of the seven-day prebudget discussions in Kuala Lumpur that the government would be
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      Local video tapes to reach world market
      536 19 SINGAPORE-MADE video tapes will soon be competiting with those produced by other established manufacturers for a slice of the very lucrative world market. Three local manufacturers Electro Magnetic (S) Pte Ltd, Auvitec (S) Pte Ltd and Madya Magnetic (S) Pte Ltd have invested
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      Norsechem affected by weak timber demand
      278 19 Norsechem affected by weak timber demand WITH the timber market remaining slack, Norsechem (M) Bhd, producer of glue and synthetic resins for the local woodworking industry, does not expect any exciting prospects this year. The new chairman, Datuk Mohd Salleh bin Yusof, says in the annual statement that the future
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      Target practice for marketing managers
      365 19 THE marketing manager is like a marksman. Not only must he be able to aim accurately, but he must also be alert and be able to react quickly to his competitors' movements. To help marketing managers sharpen their senses and secure a presence in the
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      PNB's portfolio to reach Ms3.7b with takeover
      394 19 PNB's portfolio to reach Ms3.7b with takeover PERMODALAN Nasional Bhd's portfolio of investments will swell to a staggering M 53.7 billion once it completes its partial takeover of Harrisons Malaysian Estates. As at the end of last year, these totalled M 52.4 billion at cost, with a market value of
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      Idris forced into deficit
      234 19 Idris forced into deficit IDRIS Hydraulic Tin, which is currently the target of a takeover bid by Permodalan Bersatu Bhd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Koperasi Usaha Bersatu Malaysia, has reported net losses of £275,655 (551.04 million) for the year ended Dec 31, 1981 the first such deficit in quite
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      Prices lower on lack of support
      456 19 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed generally lower on Im-k of buyinit support in quiet selective trading with lower Hongkong market ad vices depressing sentiment further. Central Sugars fell it rents to $I.M, Magnum Corp 8 cents to $3.2t, Sembawang Shipyard C cents to fits, straits
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      SCORE BOARD
      33 19 w n v «-'P Down unch Industrials 9 62 10 1 in i Finance 1 3 Hotels 9 1 Properties 1 4 Plantations 4 Mining iw.K/I^o—, 1 1 Deb/Loans 1 1
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    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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        Falls
        35 19 Sugars 1000 -50 M Cablet 228 -20 V E 193 -18 O C B C 825-15 V M W 293 -15 DBS 790-10 OUE 775 -10 Hong I.eong Ind 665 -10 PAN 615 -10
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        Rises
        40 19 Guthrie 390 +20 K I. Indmtriei 356 +14 Eu Yan Sang 250 +5 Tan Chong 304 +4 OUT 312 +2 Multi-PurpoM 254 2 Ipoh Garden 220 +2 Veneer Prod 196 1 N B T 194+1 Sigma Metal 139 +1
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        Most Active
        27 19 Hotel Prop 445.000 Faber Merlin 311.000 U M W 217,000 O C B C 207,000 Sime Darby 150.000 Total turnover: 3.63m Total value: J 10.62m
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        Indices
        39 19 Junel? June 18 BTIndirator: *****6 *****6 ST Industrials: 718.14 712.21 ST Finance: 1732.83 1724 56 ST Hotels: 1116.45 1112.02 ST Properties 646.74 645.18 ST Minings: 238.73 298.44 ST Plantations: 882.61 881.94 OCBC: 675.09 667 46 SESInd: 550.15 545.03
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        ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
        72 19 fteosteadBM 1 C*C -3 CCM old Stor» K r S Dnnloplad Em* FAN -10 Gritting Galnaem Gathrle Bhd r 20 Haw Par -3 Inrhrapr Bhd 1 MTC SHI 1 Nat Iron -5 PMC Pm Kler -4 Perils Plant -6 Prima -5 Rabtawns Ratanuuu -3 Semb Ship
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      Singapore closing prices
      2334 20 Turnover figures ln this table are unofficial. Adjusted for scrip rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded In lots of II shares each, with price quoted In dollars. INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 1982 Hi(b Low o.p.nv Gr-i Net L«. Div P/E Vol Day 1 Sale +or- COOO) High Low 3SO
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      BUSINESS DONE Singapore
      1348 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Tunes Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board
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      ST index falls five points
      595 20 DISMAYED by weak overseas markets, especially New York, investors decided to stay away from the Singapore stock market yesterday. The field was left to sellers who dominated trading right from the opening bell. While several counters closed with double-digit losses, there were still a few
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      Lower close in KL
      387 20 SHARES remained generally easier at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday as trading conditions turned more subdued. Except for a few selective spots in the industrial sector, which experienced fairly active trading, most counters were hardly traded. Prices had opened mostly lower and the lethargic mood
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      KL SCOREBOARD
      31 20 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins robbers robbers Deb Loans Up 14 1 1 Down 45 6 1 4 4 5 5 unch 21 3 2 3 2
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      UNIT TRUSTS
      1124 20 SINGAPORE I NIT TRUST (Maaaien' prices far Jaae ?1) The Commerce 2.76 2.90xd The Savings Fund 1.57 1.65 Spore Prog Fund 1.24 1.30 Spore Sec. Fund 1.91 2.01 Spore Invest Fund 1.00 l.OSxd Spore Equity Fund 1.19 1.15 ASM IMT TRIST (Maaagers- prices far Jue tl) Mai Invest
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      Kuala Lumpur
      550 20 Cala Storage BM (2.048 2.105) Dr»«aß aaa Paaeali (1.3U5) (8) 1.30 (2) 1.32 East Aalafle (2828 2.845) (1) 2.82 Ga4ek (2.255) (2) 2.18 (4) 117 (7) 2.20 (1) 2.16 (9) 2.22 (8) 2.24 (5) 2.23 (1) 2.26 (4) 2 25 laafe Garfeaa (2.388 2.395) (3) 2.38 (1)2.39 Keek
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      281 19 I EAR EAST PLAZA I I The biggest tourist shopping centre in S.E. Asia *4H qf^ W V4v #1% 8 I Centrally located in Orchard Road's shopping 1Z WmM (Ml 111 A|l j and tourist area, between Goodwood Park VK BrWP IHI C 1M I Hotel and Hyatt Hotel while
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  • OVERSEAS MARKETS
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      Hongkong
      436 20 STOCKS in Hongkong yester- day eased once again to close at their lows after a short-lived recovery around midday. Prices started lower in line with Wall Streets close, but recovered towards midday when the US dollar fell sharply. Trading was nevertheless quiet throughout the day. The Hang Seng index
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      488 20 THE Sydney market yesterday moved easier following the overnight downturn on Wall Street and the setback for the international gold bullion price. The All Ordinaries index fell 4.3 points to 469.6 and the industrial index 0.1 to 637. The resource measure shed 7.6 points to 334 and the metals indicator
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      Tokyo
      389 21 SHARE prices in Tokyo yesterday ended narrowly mixed on balance, having recovered sharply from morning losses in response to the yen's upturn against the dollar. Overall, the market average fell 2.55 point to 7.127.70. the fifth consecutive day's decline which gives a fall this week of 117 31 points
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      London
      622 21 LONDON, Fri. The fortnightly account closed on an easier note after a quiet session, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was off 2.9 points at 556.5. The weakness reflected continuing concern over the higher trend in US interest rates and domestic industrial unrest, including action in the
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      Selected indices
      50 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 550.4 Wednesday 588.5 Week Ago 578.5 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 791.48 Wednesday 796.00 Week Ago 798.71 H.K.HANG SENG Friday 1305.38 Thursday 1318.08 Week Ago 1336.98 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 637.0 Thursday 637.0 Week Ago 644.5 ALL ORDINARIEB Friday 469.6 Thursday 473.8 Week Afto 487.1
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      New York
      365 21 NEW YORK. Thurs. Stock prices closed lower for the fourth straight session as investors continued to be concerned about the outlook for interest rates. The D-J industrial average remained under the critical 796 support level throughout the day, closing down five points at 791.48. Declines outpaced advances by
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      Amsterdam
      225 21 AMSTERDAM, Thurs. Share prices were lower across a broad front for the second day in succession in line with a lower Wall Street close last night, dealers said. Internationals and mortgage banks led the declines. XI.M was down one at 90.30 guilders ahead of this afternoon's annu al results
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      Zurich
      233 21 ZURICH, Thurs. Share prices closed lower following this morning's weakness of the Swiss franc, dealers said. The decline was however not as strong as on the bond market where issues of some industrial borrowers came under heavy pressure, they said. The Credit Suisse index closed 1.2 down at 221.4
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      134 21 SHARE prices in Bangkok yesterday closed slightly higher and turnover improved in inactive trading. BahM *>- Aothui Thai Aju Fibre AyuUiaym Inv And Trust Baratot Bank HO *t Bank Of Ajrudhar* Bala Shoe Btrll Juckar Charooog Thai Win FITWUMM nm Tnut Oaod|«ar Industrial nnanO Cocp MJ> -I JalapraUian Otrnmt...
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      641 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with July RSS One buyers quoted at 184.50 cents per kilo, down 1.50 cents on Thursday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down slightly on light offerings after an about unchanged opening, they said. Afternoon prices lost further
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      96 21 NOON SSR and SMR pncm yaiunky: H x- July (Carnal Mtk) Ba>ara Srllrp. MUM (lUnpalkt) 163.00 164.00N SSHSO (ltonpdlM) 160 50 ***** MRELB luX Au«u.i SMR IV ilLinpaUrtl ***** 207.50N -MH I (lu.np.lkl. ***** 208.J0N MSI II tonp.ll.tl 184 50 186 SON -Mil I.l' < I U.n
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      32 21 Rubber June 18 Singapore: July: 184.50 cents (down 1.50 cents) Malaysia: July: 204.75 cents (down 1.00 cent) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 271 tonnes (down 99 tonnes)
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      136 21 CHINESE Pradaee Exchange, Singapore, noon clotting, prices per IN kg yesterday («o*nnt ail: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $112.00 sellers, new drum fob $116.00 sellers. fepra: Mixed (loose) $54.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $352.50 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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      206 21 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $21,560 and closed at (21.440 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at USJ3O6 50 307.50. traded down to $306 80 X6 30 before firming against weaker US dollar to the high of $308.10 308.60. it then dipped to
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      166 21 THE STRAITS tin price remained static at M 529.15 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 99 tonnes to 271 tonnes. The overnight London market was easy with forward buyers plunging £230 to L 5.620 per tonne. LONDON: Tin foil to a new five-year trading low
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      232 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market continued easier on selling in late active trading yesterday, dealers said. In June, south dropped $32.50 to MsB3o per tonne, central $47.50 to SBIO and north $42.50 to $820. In July, south and central eased $50 and $42.50 respectively to
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      32 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous in brackets): W.rebars Spot buyers 1:726.00 (£719.50): sellers £726.50 (£720.00); Three Months buyers £749.00 (1743.00. sellers £749.50 (£743.50. Market tear: Barely steady. BaJea: 18.190 tonnes.
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      33 21 New York 5.478 5.438 S.MS S.SOS Zurich 5.«78 5.408 5.57S 5.50S nan »>d Singapore 5 458 5.928 SSSS 602S Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce. BNne: CrwHt s«l»r, B'p*re.
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      323 21 THE US Sing dollar opened at $2 1665 95 and was traded o the day's high of $2.17t0 75 before easing to the low of $2.1490 10 and finally closing at $2.1590 10 in the Singapore forex market yesterday Trading was hectic amidst some violent fluctuations of
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      356 21 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on June 18: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on June 16: INTERBANK rates at 3.0» pm: CurnnclM Nominal rate* Smithionun P*rc*ntao* quoted yoaterday (croaa)parity changa Local dollars Ui one unit of foreign currency: US H.. 11.ii
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      43 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on June 18: Overnight: 11% rail deposits: M Bu>in« Sclliaf I- month rreasury bills 4 :i month Sank bills 9 1 9'» 3 months CD 9. 9'» 8 months CD 9W 9 imnt: N»Ui—l Dhewt
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      30 21 Closing interbank rates (or Singapore dollars on June 18: vernight 1 month 2 months 3 months ivernieht 3'i 9 93/16 93/16 mode 3 9111 91 1( SJ.5 J
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      24 21 THE Avenge rate at which major Singapore tasks are cirreatly prepared to lend to their best customers is II.M per cent.
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      591 21 NOTICES IN THE MATTES OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 18C AND IN THE MATTER OP GRANDEW HOMES (PRIVATE) LIMITED (MEMBERS' VOLI'NTARY WINDING-ITP) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of Grandeur Homes (Private) Limited duly convened and held at 10th Floor, Bank of China Building, Singapore 0104, on the
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      488 21 W^E s»»p^v3H sl^BslH?^^" i j* r -t«w SBsf'^Tk^sMfcisß sIHsCsIh J^s^ksssV. jXlllllSs^ f*^^"^ O GOLDEN HILL Double -storey luxurious garden I townhouses maisonettes Plush interiors, lush green surroundings Situated in the Thomson area the most high-class residential area, Golden Hill is. built on a hill with a panoramic view of lush
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      Lock icon Proposalto reduce Dutch spending
      168 22 Proposalto reduce Dutch spending AMSTERDAM, Fri. The Dutch government yesterday announced proposed spending cuts of 11.6 billion florins (Ss9 billion) for the second half of 1982 and the whole of 1983. The aim is to bring central and local government budget deficits below the current high level of 9.75 per
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      456 22 TOKYO, Fri. The Japanese government appears < to be at a loss to find ways of coping with the depreciation of the yen exchange rate, now at its lowest level against the US dollar for more than two years. The yen fell nearly
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      119 22 CAIRO, Fri. Egypt aims to boost gross domestic production by 8 per cent a year and reduce its balance of payments deficit by 75 per cent over the next five years. These ambitious targets were contained in the broad outlines of the long awaited 1982 3-7 8 five-year
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      166 22 Italians 'too soft' in gas talks ROME. Fri. Eni, the Italian state energy concern, has launched a thinly veiled attack on the government which it effectively accuses of being too conciliatory in negotiations with Algeria on gas prices. Earlier this week Mr Nicola Capri a. the Foreign Trade Minister, returned
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      370 22 AILING United Engineers is to raise $51.4 million through a one-for-one rights issue at $1 per share. Announcing the rights issue, UE said that its directors have considered it desirable to reduce the reliance of the group on debt financing so as
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      386 22 UNITED Engineers (M) will continue to suffer from high finance charges until the company's capital can be satisfactorily restructured. Chairman Tunku Tan Sri Mohamed said that UE (M) is looking for "an improved operating profit" in the current year compared with 1981.
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      273 22 New faces in Hwa Hong's board of directors lIWA Hong Manufacturing has announced several changes to its board of directors iust three days after Ong Holdings gained control of 74.37 per cent of its equity. Three new directors, Messrs Ong Choo Eng, Ong Kay Eng and Teo Kek Yeng, deemed
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      295 22 GENEVA, Fri. In spite of economic recession and unemployment, the American steel worker continues to be far better paid than his British and European counterparts. A survey by the Geneva-based International Metalworkers Federation of purchasing power of workers in various countries shows that
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      1196 24 f] *f I %0 Haras an opportunity for TO" to progress your caHhhlH ra«r in a well established organisation. We are looking for matured young girls with pleasant personality, systematic work Singapore Airlines invites behaviour and have the keen applicationstorlhctollou- interest and tact in working ing positions with people to
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      817 24 l|.i D Emptoy lllolll Ganaral Motors Ovarsaas Distribution Corporation Singapore Branch Ragional Parts Distribution Cantra invites iipphi-.ilions (U tinpgaUion ol PERSONNEL ASSISTANT a OCI level a At least 1 year reliv.nr working experience a Knowledge of typing and vlatistics AUDIT CLERK a OCI t) level a LCCI Interm.-rti.iie Bookkeeptni a
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      1007 25 fii Q Employment 88 Situation* Vacant A^^^^^^^^^^^^^ sssssl EstaMiehed publteer of quality 1 magezme* 4) Secretarial ft requires Clerical ZmmiH ACCOUNTS CLERKS Ability to type Book keeping knowledge Salary range S4OO WOO For one of the positions experlence In credit control acYAOHAN counts Is necessary (S) PTE. LTD. Attractive salary
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      1061 25 I til *J A well established menutectunng TRADING COMPANY SEEKS: foTFTmale* ChTntfT Sm^lp^re dttxen*:TELEPHONE OPERATOR/TYPIST who meets the following c Passed Sec 3 (English Stream Age 25-35 years perlenced or Inexperienced Minimum HSC 'A' level with ability to type at 2S to 30 5 years experience wpm Ablllty to type
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      1083 25 An established bank requiree An Established Company CLERKS/ TELLERS requlr c 4 OCE O' Levels with credlU FEMALE CLERK in English and Maths GCE 'O' Level c Ability to type preferred ale Abletotype. though not essential c No experience required MALE CLERKS c Male appllcanU must have completed fulltlme National
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      1282 25 [fill D I da\^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ma\ Jlp«ntlt Tf^dirwi Firm rtouirtl RECEPTIONIST FEMALE ACCOOMTB CLE CUM GENERAL CLERK Book-keeping up to LCC Intermediate Stage c Typing 35 to 40 wpm required lor immediate ■niiliiiiiiianl P***e* send in applications aleting employment M) pmnonml particuler* and contact phone number to: Interested please call personally at:
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      1233 25 HARDWARE SUPPLIER REQUIRES -v Female General Clerk Able to J^a^^^V type accurately, knowledge of /^f|JN Mandarin and preferably stay- f"f/ \M s i 1 Ing near Geylang Apply person- 1^ ally to 10 I.orong 7. (ieylang. Jf^ V L^ \IM Spore 1438. between 10a mSp m SMk \f C% Ba&
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      1168 26 H y 1 wyj a Due lo reorganisation, we have va- f) Technical cancie* lor the following poets: 1) SALES ENGINEER .aßßaßßaVaaßßaßßVaßaßaaMaßaaßßaffal Diploma Holders or fresh ma^^aaawaav^ai graduates with own trans- aafl sßW^safl sßßar^sßafl port 2) I ASSISTANT TECHNICIAN P^sBBaBBaBBBBaBavS Secondary education with II some electrical background. 3) 2 FEMALE
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      737 26 m\ d 1 JAMN MEDICsU. SI FPLY Id "^T CS) !TE. LTD. V aCI^W A well ,^ic\ established '^JfVf\) career in chemical industry enterprise manufacturing disposable We ara a leading Singapore medical supplies seeks manufacturer of chemical highly motivated and mature products including formalIndividuals to assume me dehyde, adhesives for
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      1269 26 ill. Q Employment AN ESTABLISHED _^aaTa*»»aT^^^a > aaBW INTERNATIONAL ENGINEERING dH Vn^— f.^^ COMPANY -fl| i* setting up a new «h*«! metal fab a f* a V*a*aa^^H ricatioo/spfa»-p*inting s h op laoli r, m LtamVl rafaffl ty and requires the following po.i ■IJ II I tions to be filled immediately
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      968 26 ill Q Employment Firm ot Consulting Engineer*/ Architect, invite* applicant* lor me «/v—-»*\^ followingpositions sf^* >v A) ARCHITECTURAL Q,^ DRAFTSMEN >»X LA^^Ja*!. a fi years relevant experlet'i-e -40 LVy N l \l f^LW in architectural drafting SPatßaa aaBsBB a Preferably with Polytechnic 9K WM Diploma qualifications or a**^ itW^k. equivalent
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      1200 27 ijlA Q Emptoymont a— RECKJIRFD ONE DMAUOHTSWOM--68 Situations Vacant ST i graduate m .neufcaJ with T-HHMa—a: I>UB 'iri-nrp One electrical and piping DraughLswoman with 1 or 2 years experience Tel *****70 I) Tecknlcul Mr Tan SKILLED AND SEMI-SKILLED Workers required Experlenre in ducting work or NTC Grade 3 In cvnrmcurcn
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      728 27 Kef A Schiumberger Company pjaV TEMPORARY F E e K E PRODUCTION production OPERATORS operators IFEMALEI $290 p M irtmMLtj UPWARDS You are invded to join our team of happy operators. We "\Jl"m s si need temporary operators for ££Z the following shifts: award j^^~ Fdl transport MU reimbursement 8
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      1048 27 Hi p i t I ©LIVE-IN AMAH required. Telephone *****01 between Item to 3pm STAY IN BABYSITTER REQUIRED Telephone *****71 Lilian gflP^aS 1) Miscellaneous Leading Japaneee precision manu- lac luring company at KaHang Way requires for expansion: e»> a> MALE TRAINEE aJOlll set-up men the crew a Successfully completed O
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      937 27 c c HBk. We invite suitably qualified candidates tor the KBPPBI shiPVord following positions UniHed Security AppllcanU are Invited for CIU3fTIS the positions of:- /Tr w s^rr'*' »rf£££Ss2* -nd (C) Clerical Aaaiatant (Personnel) We have immediate ID) ciencai A,,,.tant vacanciw for Security (Works) Guards in our complex (E) ciencai Assistant
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      827 27 ijjl^ Q Emptoymont B^4y%Jpip|jl Classified Kbmp^b^J| Advertising Works. tSfiSHjB WANTED D GENERAL ||"i) t )f''j;-T/M CLERK Fxperienred in import T[2r^nDll^B^l^E^LUJ exporl documentation M' I c Able to speak Mandarin jji^y^ya|^p^gp^j^^^ffriffiWnr^B c Able to ODer'ite telex nri ■^■■■blb^bM 2) SALESGIRL/ SALESMAN Safe Inn R «n ««se m ihr w«!ii Attractive salary
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      880 28 U y mM I 66 Situations Vacant cc A T^*^ E L T ATK)H requtoaa I) MlscellMHeoos xcumTyOffKßM 1 2) SECURITY GUAROS 3) SECURITY OUAROETTES 1 Permanent ahNla: 7am to 3pm. I 7am to 7pm. 7pm to 7am, 3pm to Km! n P m t. Araaa: town, Paya Lebar, Katong.
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      1403 28 x MM DMVER REOUMED TO drive and required uRGFMTtv carry out telecommunication LADY BUS WARDENS to look altar not essential as training will be handicapped children: provided Must possess valid Sdav working week class 3 driving licence Tel: 21 days annul leave ***** 13th month bonus OOLDEN LADY BAR requires
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      853 28 times Saturday car mart Mazda 626 You deserve the best Before you test drive the Mazda 626, take Then check out that special Mazda handa few minutes to simply savour its lux- ling. The 626 is a car that's truly roadury. Because when you decide to buy it, worthy. From
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      781 28 111 SUBARU I MINI I With recent Ministry B loan adjustments tor S government ofHcer I S th i S is y°- r best cnoice m I SINGAPORE MOTORS PTE. LTD. H 19 Leng Kee f?oad Singapore 0315 Tp) *****6 Autfio'isea Dealer NG KEONG CAR TRAD6RS PTE LTD 148 BoiestiO'
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      2703 29 times Saturday car mart 76 VwhkrM For Sale DATSUN BLUEBIRD SO 1981 Road I tax r.»w lady owner, very good I condlUon Selling $27,000 Tel I *****52 DAT SUM 120 V. 79 Second owner, showroom condition, radio/ cassette, alrcond. new tax $17,500 ono Tel *****55 DATSUN MOY COUPE. 1979. one
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      987 29 NOV. '77 MITSUBISHI Oalant GS One owner Road tax Nov. 12 $15,500 0.n.0 Tel *****3 before 12.00 noon. 1978 COLT GALANT Sigma 2000 (5-speed) 1 company owner. Alrcon. radio/ cassette. Excellent condlUon. doing cheap. *****1. 1975 COLT CELESTE 1600 OT, with sports rims, alrcond. cassette Selling at $17,500 0.n.0. Phone
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      688 29 l) Outers IBM Honda Accord 4-DR Auto Alr-Cond Sport Rims Mercedes Benz 200 AlrCond. Ford Cortina 2000 Auto Alr-Cond (QREO.) Honda Accord 4-DR AlrCond. Daihatsu Charade XTE 5 Speed Alr-Cond. Colt Sigma 1600 OS AlrCond. Sport Rims. Toyota Corolla DX AlrCond. Subaru 1300 DL Alr-Cond. Porsche 924 Auto AlrCond. 1879
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      1015 29 ALMOST 1977 CITROEN CX2OOO Super. Latest design, excellent condition. PARF. $23,000 nett Exchange considered *****6* ALMOST 1979 SKODA 120 LS alrcon. cassette, with PARF. Road tax April '83 $8,900 Can loan $8,000 Tel: ***** M. AfH TS PCUOEOT 504 Road lax end of July, atrcond. Oood condition. Accessories. Tel: *****56
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      1360 29 -<^^aaaaa& W '\Ti [W"'^-P^s^^\ _.^ST^=l^^^^St?*aaaaWPr^'^iLJ.^vj^^i^.ir<j.^,..'.^r j. Tgr%r -3 f~ r^-^. y^LL-3^ia2^i'^2£^2^E-^^ssM^a2 BjBMS^SaaTR^ '^^^.^CBg^^^S? BUY FROM ANY OF THESE ADVERTISERS AND WIN VALUABLE PRIZES (APRIL 3 JULY 3 1982) Available at all authorized BRIDGESTONE Dealers Turn on the mm^^m^^^L^^^k Mitsubishi sound [P m Turn off the traffic "^p^p^B^^^^Hi CRF3II2M aaaaavaaarJ t
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      629 30 times Saturday cor mart 78 Scrap Vehicles WANTED SCRAP CARS. Below 1000 $4,100 1001 c.c $7,100 1601 C c $10,600 2001 r c $24,500 Cash payment Tel *****12 *****52 (7am lo lip m Cla.silieds part of your community jghk f Accommodation A Proptftit I 85 Housing Loans HOUSING LOANS/ FINANCING
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      827 30 TWO UNITS DATSUN. 1978. 280 C 2563 ex SZ plate Eligible PARF for SZ vehicle $17,500 Including transfer Tel: *****07 23. Lorong Blawak. Spore 1335 END 1572 PARF Morris 1300 for scrap or use $7,500 Tel *****7 Michael FOR SALE SCRAP Cars below 1600/1000 c.c Including transfer Mr Beng. *****67
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      2973 30 m sm^ I p urn juxoMnMMtotion aaaaaal aaaaW B«f lal aft afaaaaV U MB. ATI aaaaaVßßaaaal aaaf attaVMMßaaa^BaVtaaaiaaaaa.* 1 1 rnm^mJm* j |M|| I PiupwuW j r OPEN HOUSE cArdmow c Paik^ One of the most exclusive apartment buildings in Singapore is open for public viewing this weekend. One or
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      1496 30 a f r^gas"* 1 SUITABLE FOR FOREIGN INVESTORS Company for sale with 2 residential properties. Plaa..call MM II Mr Wong lot •ppo4ntfne)nt Prirvctp*™ only WATTEN MIL i Townhouse with 3 bedrooms and servant's room. 2.400 sq ft. fully alrcondltloned and carpeted Swimming pool and 24 hours security. $800,000 0.n.0. MIL
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      443 30 Mil I* Proprttos 1 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale SINGLE-STOREY SHOP CUM resi- dence Freehold Vacant possession 2703 sq fl 4 bedrooms Price I $350,000 Address 126/ 128 Joo Chlat Place Interested call Raj: *****1 TANGLIN SHOPPING CENTRE groundfloor shop. 275 sq ft Suitable for any business Selling $2,350 psf
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      154 32 mother of Henry S.S. Loo of I Pan-Malaysian Group Architects I peea*d away peacefully on 18th June 1982 Cortege will leave 21 Second Avenue, Singapore 1026 at 3.00 p.m. on Saturday IMb June, tor Mount Vemon Crematorium (Building) 1. jf A aervice will be held at Mount Vemon Crematorium at
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      79 32 piiMd away peacefully on 17th Juna 1912, laaving bohind:WlfE Mom. T ■n J## Mo#y SONGoh Yong Olm Richard DAUOHTERS: Ooh Moey Oek (Anne) Ooh Mul Eng (Ivy) UohMulKeah (Alice) Ooh Mul Not (Sally) SON-IN-LAW' Lee Beng Hoe Roland QOD-SONS: Ooh Scow Peng Chla Tse Kte (Johnny) GRAND-SON Kflvm
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      73 32 pasted away peacefully on 1S.S.t2. Leaving behind: Sen* Lye Seng Joseph LyeChoon Eddie Lye Poh Peter Dauflhler-in law Gofi Ju Lang Daughters Oeok Kng Ah Oeok Mable Sona-in-la«r Tan Teng Kee Han Ong G i and ton* Ng Wee Terk Ong Adrian Grand Oaughlert NgSI-Meen Chen Hslu Hslu Funeral leaving
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      66 32 Paaaad away paacafuNy on it.S.U laaving bahind arila. Mdm. Yae Choon Mvi, ail aona urn Man Sai. Mar, Hock. Man Sang. Mah Tieng. Mah Soon, Mah Poh and Ihraa daughtara. Ser Tia, Soh Oak and Son Cheo to mourn Ma loaa. Cortaga laaving 93. Block M. Dakota Craacant on Tuaaday
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      85 32 CONDOLENCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF TAY MARINE ENGINEERING SERVICES (PTE) LTD., EXTEND OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHIES TO THE FAMILIES OF: MR. DAVID MILLS MR. TREVOR GABRIEL ON THE DEMISE OF THEIR BELOVED FATHER-IN-LAW MR. PHILIP ONG LIAN CHEW WHO PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 14TH JUNE 1982
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      70 32 MR A V ME NON (paaaad away en I&AJ2) wish to express their heartfelt gratitude and deepest appreciation to all relatives and friends for their Invaluable assistance and humane condolences during their recent bereavement. Aalma Shaanrhi Poofa mill ba naM at Sn Stvan Tampta Orchard Road on z«th
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      10 32 MR S PEMABAMY Daparte* 19 8 M
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      18 32 MRS 8. PEMASAMY Oapartad: 1» tO Sadly miiMd by aon P. Slvanathan, daughtaf-in-law Kamala grand children Murugmh Nirmalu
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      19 32 MAYA MAHLINI O/O MR MRS P. SIV ANA THAN Dapar lad: 23 «.»0 Dvii mteaad by paranta, brethar atalar.
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      91 32 MADAM N AH KENG NEO (BIK NON) Wioow of tn# wto DR LIM YUN FAH Dapartad 2 yaart ago on 19JUM1M0 "Dearest Mother, We miss you so much. The love you gave us 1 Spoke beautifully of you." Inwrtod by Urn Tack Laong, har yowto#9t son mo thviyi rtntMvt* band
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      46 32 Thou art gone, dear father. Gone beyond the world of tears. But the memory of you will ever linger Through the passing years Dearly missed by Winnie, Willia. Freddie, Poh Khim and grandchildren Demien, Evan and Gillian. e^e^e^e^e^Bße^HßHMM^ »MR. YAPKIMSWEE Departed 19.6.79
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      In Evarloving Memory of our BELOVED FATHER
      48 32 Durnl r«th«r You tolled all these years for us, And then you had to go To eternal peaceful rest Promised to the Just and honest Father, you gava in courage Daapty miiMd by wit*, chrtdran MR. UM CHYE LYE Departed it.«.7t
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      49 32 DEPARTED ON 19-8-11 Peacefully sleeping, resting at last. The world's weary troubles and trials are past. In silence she suffered, In patience she bore. Till Ood railed her home to suffer no more ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY DAUGHTER CYNTHIA AND SON AMMAN. CARMAL P J PODRIGUES
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      47 32 CaHad horn* to Mm Lord Juna 19th, IMO Eternal rest grant upon her O Lord. And let perpetual light shine upon her, May she rest In peace. Sadly miiHd by family, ratetin-.-, .-ji IrunHa nrtfl ■na intnai. MDM. MARTHA CHUA BEE HONG
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      28 32 How time files, IS years have gone and Doreen has also started working. Focvwr ntMAOO CM r*ni*iiib*r#o bytsnmy. Ifl tWT WVMftQ IH##WO4Tf Of Vlnewit Stow Mun Chan DapartadtMJl
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      56 32 IN E VER LO VING MEMORY OF Your gentle face and patient smile With sadness we recall; You had a friendly word for each And died beloved by all. D#cfty rniti#d 4wo wwsjfs rwn#fnb#f#o by (ovirvfl Win, CMIOPWI MM •t I At nOM#< MR. B AM AS WAM V K
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      53 32 Age 53 passed away peacefully on 18 June 1982 leaving behind wife Christina Teo, Sons: Gabriel and Gregory, Daughter: Reglna To Mourn His Loss. Cortge will leave 68F Poh Huat Road at 1.30pm For Church Of Nativity on 20 June 1982, Thence to C.C. Kang Cemetry for Burial. FRANCIS
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      Lock icon Winds take unlikely pair to the front
      765 32 Winds take unlikely pair to the front PEBBLE BEACH (California), Fri. A man who quit the golf tour a decade ago and a maturing star searching for the game he misplaced after winning his first major championship last year mastered the buffeting winds here yesterday to share the firstround lead
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      First-round scores
      124 32 II Bill Rogers, Brace Devlin (Aaat). 11 Bobby (lampett, Danny Edwards, Calvin Peete, Terry Diehl, James King. 12 Tom Watson, Ron Streck, Kuzzy Zoeller, Andy North. Batch Balrd, George Burns, Dan Pohl, Lyn Lott, Jim Thorpe. 73 Peter Oosterhuls (Bri), David Graham (Aust), Bobby WadUns, I jinny Wadldns,
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      Lock icon Andrea, Wendy early victims
      156 32 Andrea, Wendy early victims EASTBOURNE, Fri. Andrea Jaeger became the most important preWimbledon casualty yesterday when she had to pull out of the BMW women's grasscourt tennis tournament here with a groin injury. Soccer-playing Andrea, who was due to meet West Germany's Bettina Bunge for a place in the semifinals,
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      Lock icon Leicestershire scramble into semi-finals
      182 32 Leicestershire scramble into semi-finals LONDON, Fri. Leicestershire pace bowler Gordon Parsons could not hit a four off the last ball of the Benson and Hedges Cup quarter-final against Nottinghamshire yesterday, and so the county cricket champions scrambled through to the semifinals. Leicestershire, facing a Nottinghamshire total of 156, needed 11
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      World-ranked players in shuttle showdown
      102 32  -  LEX SEOW YAM By TWO world-ranked shuttiers will have a showdown right here in Singapore tonight, when the Australian team play the Singapore Badminton Association President's team at the Singapore Badminton Hall (f.M p.m.) Darren McDonald, ranked 40th in the world, will meet three-time na-
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      Lock icon Smith falls to Davis in less than an hour
      274 32 BRISTOL, Fri. Jonathan Smith, Britain's No. 3, failed to reach his first Grand Prix semi-final when he was decisively beaten by American Marty Davis in the Lambert and Butler tennis championships here yesterday. Smith, 27, from Exeter, fell 3-6, 1€ to
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      Injury rules out Pattison
      151 32 Injury rules out Pattison WIMBLEDON, Fri. A knee injury has forced American Andrew Pattison to withdraw from the Wimbledon tennis tournament, where he was due to meet second-seed Jimmy Connors in the first round next week, officials said yesterday. The new opponent for American star Connors will be South Africa's
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      Lock icon Chinese win
      30 32 KAGOSHIMA. Fri. The visiting Chinese women's team scored their second victory when they defeated an AllJapan junior squad 15-6, 15-7, 15-12 yesterday in this southern Japanese city. AFP.
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        Twins triumph
        73 32 BASEBALL: Minnesota Twins beat Kansas City 5-2 in an American League game on Wednesday. Other results: Yankees 4 Red Sox 1, Angels 7 Blue Jays 1, Mariners 7 Rangers 1, white Sox 7 As 6 (10). Detroit at Cleveland (postponed), Milwaukee at Baltimore (postponed). National League: Cubs 7
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        Aussies 84-43
        43 32 BASKETBALL: Australia beat France 84-43 after taking a 40-24 lead at hall time in a final-round match of the sixth William Jones Cup women* tournament in faipeh on Thursday night. Other results: Chunghua 77 South Korea 61, Kuanghua 80 Sweden 79.
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        17 teams
        57 32 CYCLING: Seventeen teams will be at the start of the prologue of the prestigious Tour de France road race from July 2-25 in Basle, Switzerland. Each team consist of 10 members. The teams: Coop Mercier. La Redoute, Peugeot, Renault, Sem France Loire, Wolber, Capri Sonne, Daf, Sunair, Vermeer,
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        50 32 ITALY'S Giuseppe Saronni won the first stage of the Tour of Switzerland road race, an 184-kilometre stage between Volketswil and Emmen. Leading placings: 1. Giuseppe Saronni (Ita) 4:31.37: 2. Bernard GaviUet (Swit); 3. Serge De mierre (Swit); 4. Johan van de Velde (Hoi); 5. Moreno Argentin (Ita). Agencies.
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      Armed Forces release Fandi
      244 33  -  JOE DORAI By. Striker obtains discharge on medical grounds FANDI AHMAD, Singapore's top soccer striker, has been given a discharge from the Armed Forces on medical grounds' Fandi's discharge on Wednesday came as a surprise, both to himself and officials of National Football League Division One
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      Malays in a dilemma over Negri match
      259 33 SINGAPORE MALAYS are in a dilemma as only eight of their 18-member squad are available for tomorrow's Sultans' Gold Cup soccer match against Negri Sembilan at Seremban, reports JOE DORAI. The other players will be involved in tomorrow's Hial Football League Monday's friendly
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      Nipping fault in the net...
      207 33 Nipping fault in the net... JALAN BESAR Stadium received a new set of goal nets yesterday morning, following Thursday night s controversial goal in the National Football League Division One match Detween Farrer Park United and Fairer Park Dynamos. United were leading 4-0, with three minutes of play left, when
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      Toh runs up good score for victory
      232 33  - Toh runs up good score for victory By DEREK WILD S.Y. TOH, a 24-handicap golfer, ran up a superb total of 45 Stableford points to win the Aver Rajah Citizen Consultative Committee's Community Centre Fund-rais-ing tournament at the Jurong Country Club yesterday. Toh, who finished with a 15-over-par total of
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      K. Glam revival
      96 33 KAMPONG GLAM made amends for their 2-3 defeat by CairahiU in the first round of the inter-constituency table tennis tournament last week when they beat Kirn Seng 3-1 at the Gay World Stadium on Thursday. Other results: Nee Soon bt Gey tang West M; Toa Payoh bt
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      Ratha overcomes Tan for place in Asian meet
      276 33 R. RATHAKRISHNAN won the right to represent Singapore in the Asian Amateur Boxing championship in Seoul from June 26-July 5 when he beat Tan Leong Kok by a unanimous decision in a special bout during the novices championships at the Police Academy
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      Indians 2-0
      27 33 SINGAPORE Indians beat a Veterans Selection 2-0 in a friendly soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Manoharan Nair and S. Selvakumar scored the goals.
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      National training on as scheduled
      210 33  - National training on as scheduled J. RAJENDRAN By COACH John Burgess has decided against suspending national rugby training because of the improvement in attendance. "The turnout has been better since last week and I'm very happy with the situation now," X; said after the •ssion on Thurseverything goes c shall
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      85 33 TICKETS for Monday's friendly soccer match between Singapore and SeLangor at the National Stadium at 7.30 p.m. will be on sale from today at the National Stadium during office hours. The prices are $8 (grandstand), W (gallery) and $1 (schoolchildren). Italy thrash Jakarta MEDAN. Fri Italy
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      210 33 TODAY'S EVENTS BADMINTON Tear match: Spore v Australia (SBA hall, 7.30 p.m.). BASKKTBALL On* Pan* Beea Cap later— tt—al veter•as teaney (Gay World Stadium. 7.45 p. m Natteaal yeatfc e'sUpi (People's Assn. 7.15 p. m.). HOCKEY BHA My. 1: Seletar v PWD. PARC v Malays (Tanglin, 4 p. m., 5.20
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      699 33 APPOINTMENTS An established and expanding trading concern invites applications from suitably qualified female Malaysians for the post of: ASSISTANT OFFICE MANAGER The Job The successful applicant will report to the MD and her responsibilities will include coordi- I nating the work of the store, accounts and despatch staff, personnel management,
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      667 33 GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI DEPARTMENT OF MARINE requires ASSISTANT MARINE ENGINEER OFFICER B$ 14.880 pa. tax free ($1 OO Sterling Brunei $4 4900 but the rale of exchange fluctuates). Salary is on an annual incremental scale. Starting Salary will depend on qualifications and experience. Qualifications and Experience: A United Kingdom Department
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      4597 34 ™™i Archer s is poised i on a wet track: -M- i RACE 1: Happy I Melody IV, Strictly ALWYN TWEEDIE, who Pn AU ,rcn Ace Queengoes weU over the Cash, Bold Pilot. has surrendered the lead in By EPSOM JEEP stnnght I,loom at Ipoh she RACE 2: Pocketful, the
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      The top gallops of the week
      135 35 The top gallops of the week TUESDAY (good): Choon Fong II (P. Lee), Sincerely Yours and Twenty Five (SB. Tan) impressed over 600 m in 38 sec in separate workouts. All Heels sprinted in 38.2. WEDNESDAY good with some "give"): Eighty Eight galloped smartly in 38. Bentong IV (Lam) did
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      92 35 Favourite Glint Of Gold beaten ASCOT (England), Fri. Favourite Glint Of Gold was beaten by Americanbred Critique in the Hardwicke Stakes run over 2,400 m here today. Stanerra was third of eight runners. Critique won by a length with a neck separating second from third. Lester Piggott rode Critique, John
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      Park Lane in fine trim after let-up
      357 35 Parteen maintaining winning form ON THE TRACK with EQUESTRIENNE IPOH, Fri. Park Lane II, with leading jockey Leslie Khoo astride, showed his usual morning brilliance when he reeled off 600m in 38.6 sec. The going was good. The four-year-old by Sovran is back
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      Leading jockeys
      307 35 PRO-AM RACES ARE NOT INCLUDED rides 1st 2nd 3rd 1 Khoo 2 Tweedle 3 Lucss 4 Cbeam 5 I'odmore S Le*ng 7 Kajoo 8 Od Ye»p it GwillUm 11 P Lee 12 Foo 13 Sharp 14 Donnelly 15 ChUun 1C Lain 17 Rumy 18 Robinson II Sairi Ywk
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      87 35 ilMI fast eta I van Breut elen amsurl ten I Ismail m 'KLchk (•ugonre van Brenkelen Junad todgers C'honn toman n leddle iaflr huiiels KMt 38 31 30 27 19 18 17 15 15 14 13 12 10 10 9 9 9 9 9 8 20 23 32
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      91 35 toric !emo uric lemo gaaMn oodman olden Arrow Met IT Wee iderapura heahFah aballo 'egBSUS liens ultan* Khm. rinee :qaas T Hew ,am Lln« Ikas Glory Idm KLSoh ean 16 13 11 10 8 6 6 5 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
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      Last-start winner Leader among 7 horses deleted
      321 35 Last-start winner Leader among 7 horses deleted LEADER II. who earned promotion to Class 2 after his last-start win on the first weekend of the lust-concluded Kuala Lumpur meeting, has been deleted, according to the latest Malayan Racing Association classification list. Leader n, a seven-year-old grey by My Swanee (sire
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      1675 35 R ATF 1 2.00 CLASS 5 DIV 2 1,400 m iv/^v^i^ x (Ratings: 55-46) (Stakes: $1 1,500 m) 1 87*080 Kkaay Beaa SI (SS) Ebony-Zafir sag a d<- -lSflTOOm) *«llUamat 7 t *9*Oo The LJaa 51 (55) ST-Lee 6 nzg adc +5.5 (1700 m) Aaaar 4 892*" Park
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      Lock icon Cameroun goal king doubtful
      306 37 LA (OKI SV, Fri. Cameroun may be without top striker Roger Mllla for the make-or-break clash with Poland In Group One here tomorrow. Mllla, 29, has a swollen right knee from a cullislon during Tuesday's M draw with Peru when he had to be carried off.
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        Lock icon End of golden trail for the losers
        493 37 End of golden trail for the losers MALAGA, Fri. Bearing in mind the remarkable feats of Algeria, Kuwait, Cameroun and Honduras, it would be rash to write off New Zealand's chances against the Soviet Union in their Group Six game tomorrow. But sanity must prevail and the splendid Soviet side,
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      TODAY'S FIRST-ROUND MATCHES:
      41 37 Poland v Cameroun (Gp 1) at La Coruna: 11.15 p. m. (Spore time) Belgium v El Salvador at Elche: 3 a. m. Sun. S'poro time Soviet Union v New Zealand at Malaga: 3 a. m. Sin. (Spore time)
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      Lock icon Only Magico can surprise Belgium
      273 37 Only Magico can surprise Belgium ELCHE, Fri. Jubilant after beating title-holders Argentina and refreshed by five days in the sun, Belgium tackle easier opposition in El Salvador in the World Cup finals here tomorrow. The Belgians, whose 1-0 win over the champions made them favourites to qualify for the second
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      Lock icon Fears mount over Keegan and Brooking
      207 37 BILBAO, Fri. The England squad have remained behind closed doorssince Wednesday's 3-1 triumph over France and only resumed training this morning in preparation for Sunday's vital clash against Czechoslovakia. Kevin Keegan and Trevor Brooking have yet to touch a ball since their arrival and
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      183 37 CONCERTS BY SINGAPORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA RESIDENT CONDUCTOR: ChooHoey Victoria Concert Hall 25 June School Concert 10.00 am 25 26 June Familiar Favourites 8.15 pm Guest Conductor: Shalom Ronly-Riklis Programme: Overt une: Gypsy Baron J. Strauss Suite No 2 Stravinsky Nutcracker Suite Tchaikovsky Dance of the Yao People Mao Yuen Les
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      792 37 APPOINTMENTS HEWLETT mL/iM PACKARD ■L^Pf The Hewlen Packard Malaysia recruiting team shall be in P^B Hi Seremban to fill the following positions: JB 9 Machinists Jffi Ij The person shall operate all toolroom machines such as Surface Grinder, Lathe, etc. I^B P^L^l be able to maintain and trouble-shoot tooling (ixtuies
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    • WORLD CUP SPECIAL 2
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        Lock icon Toasting to a Spanish feast of shocks
        305 38 Toasting to a Spanish feast of shocks MADRID, Fri. The temperatures continued to soar and the surprises kept on coming as the 1982 World Cup competition presented its fifth-day menu yesterday. Kuwait became the latest "giant-killers" when they outplayed Czechoslovakia in a 1-1 draw. Northern Ireland could well be satisfied
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        Lock icon Storm before the kick-off was the high point...
        424 38 AUSTRIA 1 CHILE 0 OVIEDO, Fri. Walter Schachner's 21stminute goal stood up to give Austria a l 4) victory over Chile in a World Cup Group Two match here yesterday. Schachner, easily the match's outstanding forward, was unlucky not to get a
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      633 38 CRUNCH! Ol CH...and action grinds to a halt as Austria's Bruno Pezzey (right) grimaces in pain following a collision with Chile's Ricardo Elias Flgnera in Thursday's World Cup match at Ovieda, Spain. Pictures by UPI and AP. English supporters in court KisS /^^^^^B BILBAO, Fri. Ten English soccer fans ap-
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    • WORLD CUP SPECIAL 3
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        Another underdog has his big day...
        32 39 Panenka pats home a penalty for the Czechs, bat this one goal was just not enough. I'PI photo. OUR MAN IN SPAIN GOOFREY ROBERT: SPORTS EDITOR
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        Lock icon ONE MORE SURPRISE AS LOWLY KUWAIT HOLD MIGHTY CZECHS TO DRAW
        582 39 CZECHOSLOVAKIA 1 KUWAIT 1 VALLADOLID, Thurs. Kuwait became the latest underdogs to surprise in the World Cup competition when they held two-time runnersup Czechoslovakia to a 1-1 draw in their opening Group Four clash here yesterday. The Czechs led
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        Lock icon A POINT FOR THE WALL OF IRELAND
        498 39 A POINT FOR THE WALL OF IRELAND N. IRELAND 0 YUGOSLAVIA 0 ZARAGOSA, Fri. Northern Ireland produced a gritty defensive display to draw 0-0 with Yugoslavia here yesterday which left Group Five wide open. All four teams in the group now have a point each after last night's 1-1 draw
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        Now that all 24 have had a game...
        686 39 Now that all 24 have had a game... ZAR AGOZA, Friday CRITICS who charged that the minnows of world soccer are here in Spain because of Joao Havelange's "underhand" manooevre that won him the Flfa presidency for another term, are beginning to swallow their words as slowly as they sip
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        494 39 Pele. .from golden feet to golden hand SEVILLE, Friday SEVILLE, Fri. Edson Arantes do Nascimento known outside the family circle as Pele could be the only man to become a millionaire during the World Cup finals. The great man, arguably the most complete footballer the world is ever likely tc
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      Bewitching Brazilians cast a spell
      604 40 Argentina hit back in style Brazil first into next round BRAZIL 4 SCOTLAND 1 SEVILLE, Fri. Brazil produced another vintage display of soccer sorcery with a 4-1 victory over gallant Scotland in their Group Six clash here tonight. The Scots fought with typical passion but
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      37 40 Brazil Scotland USSR New Zealand P W D L F A P«. 2 2 0 0 6 2 4 2 10 16 6 2 10 0 112 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 Reuter.
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      426 40 TwO-goal Maradona is the greatest! These magical men of soccer have that top-oS-the-world feeling again... THREE MORE WORLD CUP PAGES INSIDE ARGENTINA 4 HUNGARY 1 ALICANTE, Fri. Argentina rose magnificently to the occasion to plunder a 4-1 triumph over Hungary tonight in a World Cup soccer Group Three match they
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      29 40 lingary .rfjentina Mffium Siiiv.nii.! 2 1 o l 1 1 2 2 10 14 2 2 110 0 10 2 1 0 0 1 1 10 0
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      403 40 ITALY 1 PERU 1 Golden boy Rossi is substituted as the Italians drop another point VIGO, Fri. Toribio Diaz unleashed an 83rdminute equaliser to clinch Peru a 1-1 draw with Italy in a World Cup Group One match here today. Italy had led since the
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      27 40 Italy Peru PoUnd Cameroun 2 0 2 0 112 2 0 2 0 112 10 10 0 0 1 10 10 0 0 1 -AP
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      Lock icon Spanish big guns blast manager
      209 40 Spanish big guns blast manager VALENCIA, Fri. After what was regarded as a humiliating draw against Honduras in their opening match on Wednesday, Spain have relieved their manager of most of his responsibilities. Federation president Pablo Porta has insisted that the National Coaching Board help manager Jose Santamaria pick the
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      New Nation Je££ Low at the Brazilian match
      96 40 New Nation Je££ Low at the Brazilian match The magical Brazilians played the physical Scots in the World Cup Group Six match in Spam yesterday. Our sports editor JEFFREY LOW was there to see the action. Today, he files his report. Also in our World Cup special will be reports
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      322 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. With expectations that US interest rates may move even higher, the US dollar soared to a 10-month high against the Singapore currency while gold continued its plunge to reach a three-year low, reports BERNADETTE CHOOI. How employer groups have reacted to the news
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      Row, baby, row!
      547 1 "THERE comes a time when yen feel so tired, yoo can't paddle. Mast probably, you're going to give op, bat because everybody's doing it, you Just paddle. "All of a sudden you bear, "Last M, last and you HAVE to go on and paddle, on and on
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      812 1 Leading a sporting li£e DIANE GRINDHEIM is 27 and a committed athlete. A runner since university days, she is also into weightlifting and racquetball. Tomorrow, she will be the only woman paddling in the international section of the Dragon Boat races as a member of the Oakland team from the
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      77 1 Above: The BIA dragon boat team, with Julia tag, the team's baby, grinning la the centre of the front raw Left: Dragon prows of the Hongkong-atyle flbreglass beats, recalling the poet statesman who drowned himself la the river to pretest a corrupt government. Fishermen rushed in their beats to save
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        383 1 The day of It will be thrills and *%k f f spills galore as 12 vJI f international vE H and a host of local jM teams compete for 'flf mJLm 1 this year's Dragon 41^ J^SB^L S Boat races at the V^flW East Coast tomorrow. JF jt^^^^^ f meets
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        35 1 L^SS^Eliii Hongkong economy a examined '^SEv^ Books Pa|5e r W" V^ Uncle Otak s 8-dimensional f^V J *y neighbourliness essay-quiz d^^3^^ r Kids ft Things Page 12 Nonya Nostalgia o qt i>okp> g e < »i>&ii
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        Yes Sir, that's a strange baby!
        469 2 LE BEBE BLEU French play by Victor Lanoux Alliance Francaise Today, 8 p.m. Free Previewed by MINU THAROOR A BABY, strangely blue and fully grown, barely out of his mother's womb, suddenly demands jasmine tea rather than milk. That's only one of the weird
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        Games people play
        404 2 WORLD CUP SOCCER 1982 BRAZIL VS SCOTLAND (Ch 8, 7.15 p.m.): Both teams play their second Group Six match, and the winner will probably enter the next round. In previous ties, Scotland whipped New Zealand 5-2, while Brazil pipped Russia 2-1. Scotland, considered the underdogs, face a
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        PICK of the DAY
        321 2 PICK of the DAY —c« 3 SHERLOCK Holmes Festival Sherlock Holmes And The Voice Of Terror (Ch 5, 2.2* p.m.): This 1942 version of the super-sleuth's escapades is one of the better movies made about him. The setting is World War II and German secret agents are rampant, carrying out
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        262 2 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBB 7 Clergyman making tea at flat (8) 1 He presents a bill for dish (7) 8 Involved awkward lie about 5 Collapse of society girl wtth Dante work (8) lace frill (7) 13 Pioneer had pint with ref. per--9 In backing revolutionary, find haps (10) appropriate
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        597 2 NATIONAL Mole Competition (Heats) For Piano (Senior) only. 9 a.m. 6 p.m. Tomorrow: Woodwind and Brass (Solo and Ensemble), 9 a.m. noon. Violin, Viola, Cello (Open), 2 p.m. 6 p.m. Drama Centre, Canning Rise. Free. (See opposite page). EXHIBITIONS: CHINESE Painting And Calligraphy By 15 artists on their Confucian and
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        1277 2 TV and Radio "SBCS 12.55 PM Open** folowed by Sesame 725 CJtural < En g |lsh St ree t 7.30 News And Weather Forecast 1.55 The Porky Pij Snow ,CA i Mal f 2.20 Sherlock Holmes Festival Sher J-» PUVZJI locoes And The Vo.ce Of ||g \T*Z Love. Chnsty 3.30
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        Vy not ze drachen?
        589 3 Vy not ze drachen? Tall, short, slim, heavy. All sorts and shapes of men and women will be paddling away in tomorrow's Singapore Dragon Boat Races, trying hard not to sink or swim. Intrepid as ever, CAROLINE NGUI went to the East Coast to get her tootsies wet at a
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        Teams that will be taking part
        320 3 DRAGON boat racing may have essentially Chinese origins but it is no longer an exclusively Chinese sport. Besides whole or part-Chinese teams from Hongkong, Macau, Penang and Singapore, non-Chinese teams from such unlikely countries as the US, West Germany, Australia, Brunei, Indonesia and Japan
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        Works by 15 'Sunday painters7 go on show
        1284 3 Works by 1 5 'Sunday painters 7 go on show THIS exhibition contains the work of 15 artists, most of whom have studied Chinese painting for more than five years. All the artists consider themselves "Sunday painters", and are modest about their work which follows Confucian and Taoist philosophy. Most
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        The hard road to success National Music Competition
        495 3  - The hard road to success National Music Competition HEDWIG ALFRED By THE story-book tale of a poor musician who had a Hard climb to success is the real-life story of classical guitarist Szeto Chi-Chiu. Hongkong-born Mr Szeto, 28, who is here in Singapore to judge in the National Music Competition,
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        72 3 It's a brighter Sunday with Sunday Nation How to pick a winning W w^fc beauty who's uniquely Asian JM W J$ |^H an Asia Magazine I *****1 cB»SB cover story SnlP OH JK T^^mj^f .^HI^Hi Osmond! IMMPpMhlJ^^^^^^^^^l McEnroe >^?^fc Wonder Woman No. 2: K*j| |k f Hail Margaret Thatcher! %jm
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        117 3 8.50 a.m.: Arrival of Presentation ness Houses Finals and VIPs and Guests 10.05 a.m.: Internation- Prize Presentation 9 00 am* Opening al Championship 11.05 a.m.: Inter-Hotels Ceremony Semi-Finals 1 Finals and Prize 9.10 a.m.: Sail Past 10.15 a.m.: Internation- P/ff^^Mon-c rw 9.25 a.m.: Merlion al Championship H15 a.m.. Men s
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        Splashing romance across the East
        659 4 pKAGON DRAGON STAR By Olivia O'Neill Futura. 335 pages. $10.05 Reviewed by MINU THAROOR SHOULD we in the East be flattered or exasperated by the endless raiding of our past by locale-hunting romance writers from the West? Of course, in much of the past, especially
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        What's this death by honey and beancurd? CHINESE FOOD FOR THOUGHT By T. C. Lai Hongkong Book Centre. 87 pages. $20.25 Reviewed by J. P. LEE
        436 4 What's this death by honey and beancurd? CHINESE FOOD FOR THOUGHT By T. C. Lai Hongkong Book Centre. 87 pages. $20.25 Reviewed by J. P. LEE THIS slim little volume is another book of Chinese lore for which T. C. Lai is justly reputed. To date he has produced or
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        HK — sweat shop, sanitised factory or capitalist haven?
        792 4  - HK sweat shop, sanitised factory or capitalist haven? ROBERT CHEW Reviewed by HONGKONG: CAPITALIST PARADISE By Jon Woronoff Heinemann Educational Books, Hongkong. 280 pages. $15 HONGKONG Chinese have often been stereotyped as money-grab-bing sharks, whether they operate legitimate businesses or international drug rackets. So it has been said too that
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        UNKNOWN CAPITAUST PARADISE
        119 4 UNKNOWN CAPITAUST PARADISE Unfortunately, it is unclear how many other populations, even if left unfettered by bureaucratic red tape, would actually go out and do what is possible. Summary In cultures that have a different work ethic, all the "let" in the world might plausibly not result in much "do".
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        Ludlum's super best-sellers
        801 5 IT WAS most pleasant to make the acquaintance of Robert Ludlum. I now understand why The Parsifal Mosaic and The Road To Gandolfo are firmly entrenched on best-seller lists in New York. The two books are not alike despite the fact that they are the work of
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        Short stories of Indian origin and a book for cat lovers
        490 5 A BRIDE INSIDE A CASKET AND OTHER TALES By Manoj Das Times Books International. 71 pages. $4.95 MEET QUIZZY By Dorothy Comber; photographs by Alice Barrowman Times Books International. 24 pages. $2.95 Reviewed by MAUREEN GAY THE Bride in
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        334 5 THE PARSIFAL MOSAIC and THE ROAD TO GANDOLFO By Robert Ludlum Granada, 1982. 637 and 315 pages. $10.85 and $9.30 respectively Reviewed by LEE GEOK 801 Symbolism in Chinese art From Page 3 The four seasons are wealth and prosperity, the also well depicted. bamboo, pine, chrysantheintf woods, and narrow
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        337 5 CHALLENGES OF THE DEEP w\wF\ jiamW FOR THOSE WHO DARE TO BE A PROFESSIONAL DEEP SEA DIVER. AN ADVENTURE IN A WORLD MORE CHALLENGING THAN ANY PLACE ON EARTH. C.U.T.I. IS HERE TO OFFER YOU THAT PROFESSIONAL TRAINING. Ideally located on the straits of Johore. a few minutes from Singapore,
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        394 6 The location's East Coast idyllic; the atmosphere's upbeat casual and the clientele used to be single sybarites. But now Club Med's geared itself to families by providing a Mini Club in the care of gentle giant Jean-Francois. LINDA AGERBAK tried it out on her family who pronounced
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        682 6 DKSARI HOW TO GET THERE YOU can drive there or take a tour via the Causeway for the three-hour trip. The alternative is to go by boat from Changi Point. On weekend mornings there are five or six ferry boats, one leaving every 15 minutes or by demand; a seat
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        From Changi Point to the sandy beaches of Desaru
        705 7 From Changi Point to the sandy beaches of Desaru THE clean sandy beaches of East Coast Malaysia are so near, yet so far. If the Causeway had only been built at Changi Point rather than Woodlands, we could be at the beach in an hour, rather than the three it
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        536 14 APPOINTMENTS The Company P.T. Kiwi Indonesia, a subsidiary of Nicholas Kiwi Ltd, has shown an impressive growth record in the marketing ot household cleaning and shoe care products manufactured at its Jakarta factory Recent developments and planned growth programmes have created an opportunity for a Marketing Manager to be appointed.
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        707 14 M@bil Mobil Oil Corporation is among the world's ten largest companies. Mobil Oil Singapore Pte Ltd is a wholly owned subsidiary of Mobil Oil Corporation and is one of Singapore's largest manufacturing complexes. To keep pace with its expanding operations in Singapore. Mobil seeks to recruit a suitably qualified person
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        653 15 APPOINTMENTS f O CHASE OPERATIONS MANAGERS SUPERVISORS In line with our rapid business growth, we are seeking outstanding candidates to join our expanding team of management professionals The appointees will have direct supervisory/management responsibilities in our Bills Marketing, Consumer Banking, or Operations Systems Group, principally in the following functions: X
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        720 15 I McDERMOTT SOUTH EAST ASIA PTE. LTD. I I A well established Multi-national Company engaged in the fabrication of structures, I H pressure vessels and process facilities for the offshore oil industry in South East Asia I H invites applications for the following positions: 9 I Purchasing Manager I I
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