The Straits Times, 2 August 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Lock icon Israeli blitz on trapped guerillas
    444 1 Fierce tank battles in West Beirut BEIRUT, Sunday ISRAELI forces have launched a massive land, sea and air blitz on West Beirut. They captured Beirut International Airport today and advanced to within five km of where Palestinian guerillas are trapped. The state-run Beirut Radio said
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    Lock icon Dragon on test run
    151 1 I'lflS Is the sea dragon which will light np the waterfront on the night of \ug S NatMnal Day. The 15*-metre-long dragon, mounted on six barges, was illuminated by workers last night for a test run. Health Minister Howe Yoon ('hong will dot the laser-«ye of
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    The key! to a higher standard of living
    258 1 The key! to a higher standard of living SINGAPORE must im- prove the quality of its j leaders and its people to secure a higher standard of living in future. Mr Goh Chok Tong, who said this last night, added that the Republic would face a bleak future if it
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    Lock icon B'desh bans Time
    55 1 DACCA. Sun Bangladesh s military government has banned the July 26 issue of Time magazine because it contains a picture of the fourth Caliph of Islam with accompanying remarks which the government deemed derogatory and liable to outrage the religious feelings of Muslims in the country, an
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    Lock icon No-war talks
    44 1 No- war talks ISI.AMABAD, Sun The for eign secretaries of India and Pakistan will hold two days of talks on Aug 11 and 12 on Pakistan's proposal for a nowar agreement to settle bilateral dispjtes through rw gotiation. official source mtt fart today AFP
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    Lock icon Kenya coup bid foiled
    415 1 Loyal troops beat off rebels NAIROBI, Sun A GROUP of Kenyan air force officers and rebel troops tried to overthrow the civilian government of President Daniel Arap Moi today but the state radio said the attempted coup had been foiled. "Everything is peaceful now and the
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    Lock icon Malaysia freezes imports of posh cars
    122 1 Malaysia freezes imports of posh cars KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia has frozen the imports of all luxury cars until the end of the year in an effort to conserve its foreign exchange, it was announced today. Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen, who made the announcement in Kota Baru,
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    Lock icon US bid for station in long, long town
    115 1 CARDIFF, Sun. An American company has bid for the Welsh railway station in gywngyllgogerychwyrnarobwllllantysiliogogogoch the town with the longest name in Britain. The California-based Ultrafiex Group is offering British Rail £100.000 (*****,000) for the station and hopes to turn it into a
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    Lock icon Mochtar for Brunei next week
    89 1 JAKARTA, Sun. Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja will visit Brunei next week, a Foreign Office spokesman said today. He will stay two days in Brunei during which he will hold talks with the Sultan and other officials of the British protectorate. The date of the visit
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    Package deal plan for servicemen and families
    877 1  - Package deal plan for servicemen and families RONNIE WAI THE AIM: TO SHOW SAF CARES By THE Defence Ministrj is considering a comprehensive package of welfare benefits for all Singapore Armed Forces personnel and their families. Its aim is to show that the SAF cares. Towards this end, it has
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      115 1 SI MMAKY 2 CAISKWAV IS EDITORIAL 14 LETTERS IS BACKtJROI ND 11 TIMES BUSINESS 17-2S CLASSIFIEDS 22-33 SPORTS 34-3» TVS EASIER TO FLIP TO AND THROUGH ON BACK PAGE. AND LEISURE FOLLOWS CLOSE BY ON PAGES 12 AND 13. FROM TODAY. TWO PAGES OF COMICS DAILY IN SECTION 2. OITLOOK
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      703 2 POOR RUBBER PRICES TAKE TOLL ON PROCESSORS HIT by poor rubber prices and the lack of raw materials, three of the six licensed rubber processors here have stopped production. Their closures reflect the downtrend in production of processed rubber since 1980. Figures compiled by the Department of Statistics
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      SECTION 3 (Spore edition)
      161 2 Chinese expert ON THINGS Chinese, Mr CM. Wong is an acknowledged expert. He is a founder-member of the China Society. Over the years he has developed his knowledge of Chinese antiques to a fine art. As such, he has been consulted by many people with the
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      HOME
      429 2 Kongsi is upset THE Urban Redevelopment Authority wants to increase its fee for handling the tender of the 64 000-sq-metre choice piece of Ngee Ann Kongsi land in Orchard Road, and this is causing unhappiness among kongsi members. They feel the $5.7 million to $6.5 million the authority stands
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      COMMENT
      324 2 THE STOAT'S TIMES SAYS: LEGISLAIiON ran only ensure that private buildings have a minimum level of maintenance. For anything beyond that, attitudes must first change. Singaporeans have not yet got used to the Idea of communal living and thus do not realise the Importance of maintaining and upkeeping common
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      249 2 China cancels visit CHINA has withdrawn an invitation to Japanese Education Minister Heiji Ogawa to visit Beijing, in its latest display of anger over officially-approved textbooks glossing over the Japanese occupation. The head of the foreign affairs bureau of the Chinese Education Ministry said his government "holds
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      SECTION 2
      366 2 The REAL story AWARD-WINNING British journalist John Pilger's story of a how he bought a young Thai girl for £85 made the front page of the Daily Mirror. It was sensational and it attracted readers. It also damaged Thailand's image. DEREK DA VIES of the Far Eastern Economic
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      SPORTS
      311 2 Reprieve for 12 ITALIAN footballers suspended after a bribes scandal over two years ago have had their sentences reduced by the Italian Football Federation. The decision is seen as yet another celebration of Italy's World Cup triumph, made possible by Juventus star Paolo Rossi, who was released from suspension
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      90 2 Mahathir hits out MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has criticised certain groups which try to change government policies by bringing in foreign elements. His remarks came just as five foreign lawyers are to meet people detained in Malaysia under the Internal Security Act (ISA).
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Midsummer night's dream come true
      66 3 Midsummer night's dream come true A HI KST of fireworks lights up the Tokyo night sky and a five-storey pagoda amid modern buildings on Saturday during the annual Sumida River fireworks display. Nearly one million people from the Japanese capital and outlying areas turn up each year to witness the
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      Lock icon Boots that were made to fool the Viet Cong
      146 3 Boots that were made to fool the Viet Cong WASHINGTON. Sun. US army researchers have confirmed they made 60 pairs of boots with soles designed to leave the footprint of Vietnamese peasants during the Vietnam War. Ana another 60 pairs were made to leave the print of a Viet Cong
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Bracing for typhoon
        73 3 AT LEAST seven people were reported dead and another seven missing in heavy rains and rough seas yesterday as central Japan braced for Typhoon Bess, expected to lash the area today, police said. The Central Meteorological Agency here forecast that Bess, with maximum centre winds of 108
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        Lock icon Saudis replace supply
        75 3 SAI 1)1 ARABIA will deliver up to 40.000 barrels of crude oil per day to Japan this year to replace Iraqi supplies cut off by the closure of the Iraqi-Mediterranean pipeline, the Middle .lasl Economic Survey reported yesterday. The oil publication says Iraq's state oil marketing organisation
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        Lock icon 'Secret' talks denied
        83 3 THE ARGENTINE Government has denied a London report that secret negotiations are going on in Britain to end economic sanctions imposed on Argentina during the Falklands war The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Buenos Aires issued a statement reiterating "previous condemnations of the colonialist attitudes undertaken by
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        Lock icon Plan excludes blacks
        77 3 A SPECIAL congress of the ruling National Party has unanimously approved Prime Minister Pieter Botha's plan to create a new legislature comprising whites, Asians and mixed-race people. South Africa's nearly 17 million blacks will not be allowed to share power in the new parliament, but Mr Botha
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      Lock icon Suharto in talks with Soviet team
      97 3 Suharto in talks with Soviet team JAKARTA. Sun. President Suharto held talks with a Soviet parliamentary mission yesterday on bilateral and international issues, Antara news agency reported today. Mission leader Antanas Barkauskas was quoted by Antara as saying (hat relations between Indonesia and the Soviet Union were good. In a
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      Lock icon China scoffs at US policies
      455 3 BEIJING, Sun. China has openly found fault with US foreign policy in virtually every corner of the world and said Washington's refusal to stop arms sales to Taiwan would bring "retrogression" in Sino-US relations. A lengthy weekend article in the authoritative communist party newspaper, People's
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      Lock icon Dusk-to-dawn curfew for the third day
      218 3 Dusk-to-dawn curfew for the third day COLOMBO, Sun. A dusk-to-dawn curfew was ordered extended to a third day in the southern city of Galle, where some 500 soldiers today backed up police patrols following last week's bloody clashes between Sinhalese and Muslims. "The situation in Galle is much better and
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      Lock icon Beijing cancels minister's visit
      375 3 Anger over textbook row with Japan BEIJING, Sunday CHINA today withdrew an invitation to Japanese Education Minister Heiji Ogawa to visit Beijing in its latest display of anger over officially -approved textbooks glossing over Japan's occupation of its giant neighbour. Mi Li Tao, head of the
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      Lock icon Newsman expelled from China
      204 3 Newsman expelled from China HONGKONG, Sun. Chinese authorities have expelled a holidaying British journalist, Mr Peter Humphrey, on the grounds of a technical violation and of unfriendly conduct towards China, he said here today. Mr Humphrey returned here at the weekend after being escorted to the Hongkong border by Beijing
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      504 3 Citibank Interest Rates Effective 31st July 1982 Fixed Deposits 1 month ft%n(Min:mumdeDOSit $10,000) %J /up.a. 2 months 8% n (Minimum deposit $2,500) /Op. a. (Minimum deposit $2,500) P«a. 6 months 8 1 /2% D a (Minimum deposit $2,500) w /u r a -12 months go/, (Minimum deposit s2,soo) /Up.a. Savings:9%p.a.
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      Lock icon Fighting continues east of Basra
      196 4 Fighting continues east of Basra BEIRUT, Sun. Fighting between Iraq and Iran continued east of the southern Iraqi port of Basra yesterday with Baghdad claiming its forces had killed over 200 Iranian soldiers and Iran reporting its forces were holding their ground in occupied Iraqi territory. An Iraqi military communique
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      The many faces of Arafat
      389 4 BEIRUT, Sunday MR YASSER Arafat, chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organisation, still has a scruffy beard and carries a pistol on his hip, but the PLO has been carefully grooming his image for a broader appeal. Photographs of the guerilla leader distributed to local newspapers
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      Lock icon Four hurt in blast
      77 4 MUNICH, San. Four people were injured when a bomb exploded at Munich Airport near the checking counter of the Israeli airline El I yesterday. Early Investigations suggested the bomb was In a package or case in transit from Frankfurt to Israel, police said. One policeman and
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      Lock icon Israel to act on homeless
      236 4 TEL AVIV, Sun. Israel is considering several solutions to get homeless Palestinian refugees in Lebanon through the winter, including tent camps, mobile homes and prefabricated houses, an Israel official involved in relief work said yesterday. Mr Israel Gravinsky was reacting to charges levelled by a
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      Lock icon Weary staff lose beds to YIPs
      150 4 WASHINGTON, Sun. since the Israeli Invasion Weary US embassy staff last month, in Beirut had to give up "What was required their beds because visiting was that my staff give up Congressmen refused to their beds, stay in the hotel arranged "People who have
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      100 4 WHICH of us speaks for Arafat? We all do. It is Arafat's way of keeping his op- tions open. s PLO official, asked by a newsmen which of them spoke for the PLO chief. I 1 Br^nVwiliy nTV aaaaaaaraaaaaaaaaV KsaaT^Baaar^ >^E^aaaa^ _^A&> Hb jßßß^^n^H SBBBBBBBBBBBv n^Hk^L SnBHH^^vB^BDvSnVBBBfI n^nn^w Jmhw I
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Solidarity leaders call for a massive demo
      430 6 WARSAW, Sunday UNDERGROUND leaders of the Solidarity independent trade union have denounced the proposals for easing martial law made last week by Poland's military and Communist Party chief General Wojciech Jaruzelski. They also called for a campaign of peaceful protests culminating in nationwide
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      Lock icon Oslo devalues crown
      66 6 Oslo devalues crown OSLO, Sun. Norway, trying to boost exports and spur employment to ease recession, is to make technical adjustments to slightly lower the value of the Norwegian crown, the Central Bank announced yesterday The Bank of Norway said changes would be made to a basket of 12 currencies
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      In other words...
      54 6 HOW can yon Justify selling the HasV sians grain when you object so violently to the allies baying their pipeline gas? We're looking after the income of oar farmers and the Europeans are looking after the income of their workers. Why is oar policy holier than theirs?/
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      Lock icon No award for 'shocking' call
      81 6 ifHHgy, A JURY in Towson, Maryland, ruled the telephone company was not liable for damages to a woman who was knocked unconscious by a lightning bolt as she talked on the telephone seven years ago. Barbara Kirchner, 53, claimed the company failed to ground her
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      Lock icon Diet way to beat jet lag
      88 6 RESEARCHERS in Bata via, Illinois, say the key to overcoming jet lag is to alter eating habits dramatically several days before travel begins. Mr Charles Ehret, a biologist, said travellers should begin living in the time zone to which they are travelling before they
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      Lock icon Burnt-out remains of French highway tragedy
      230 6 Burnt-out remains of French highway tragedy THE aftermath *f mm* the want traffic tragedy la Preach history and »ac of Europe's most horrific motorway disaster*. Forty-four children and aine adults perished la last Saturday's fiery accident along the highway next to Beaaae In central France. All Praam was shocked. President
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      Lock icon Warrant out for US archbishop
      287 6 Warrant out for US archbishop VATICAN CITY, Sun. A JUDICIAL warrant has been issued by Italian magistrates for American archbishop Paul Marcinkus and the president of the Vatican Bank, plunging relations between Italy and the Vatican to their most critical point in 53 years. Milan magistrate Pierluigi Dell'osso, who is
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      Lock icon CADBURY HEIR FOUND SHOT
      144 6 BIRMINGHAM, Sun Mr Jaeelya Cadbary. SC, a CiMcrvavttvc MP and heir U the British chflate maker, was l*ui dead «f a sh«tna wwuki yesterday. P*Uce ruled oat marder. AlthMgh Mine Mtmda said he was eheertal lately, «ac ■—elate reported Mr Cadbury was worried about loklhk hi.s
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      Hard times
      33 6 ROME, Sun. Italy's fragile five-party coalition yesterday approved without dissent austerity measures described by Prime Minister Giovanni Spadolini as "most severe" and alined at checking the runaway government budget deficit fteuter
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      Lock icon 'Foreign power plans war on Sweden'
      268 6 'Foreign power plans war on Sweden' STOCKHOLM, Sun. Sweden's defence chief said yesterday that six months of unidentified submarine sightings had convinced him that a foreign power, assumed to be the Soviet Union, was preparing for war with Sweden. Admiral Bengt Schuback's comments came as navy and airforce units searched
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    AROUND THE WORLD
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    Lock icon US turns down Soviet offer on arms reduction
    319 7 US turns down Soviet offer on arms reduction 'Cuts fall far short of Reagan plan' NEW YORK, Sunday THE Soviet Union has offered to make substantial cuts in its longrange missile and bomber forces, but the United States considers the Kremlin proposal unacceptable, the New York Times reported today. The
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    Lock icon Russia challenges Nato data on military balance
    337 7 Russia challenges Nato data on military balance MOSCOW, Sunday THE Soviet Union yesterday challenged data given in a North Atlantic Treaty Organisation booklet on the East- West military balance issued in May. The reply to Natos figures came in an updated edition of a booklet published by the Soviet Defence
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    Lock icon UN travel bill comes to $545 m
    308 7 UNITED NATIONS SECRETARY-GENERAL Javier Perez de Cuellar's staff, who seem to be in constant orbit, chalked up a whopping US$256 million (***** million) travel bill last year. One of the governmental inspectors, whose job it is to look into such matters, reported that
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    Lock icon United against *cults'
    254 7 NEW YORK, Sun. The major faiths in the metropolitan area Jews, Catholics and Protestants have joined together to combat what they call "destructive cults", mentioning in particular the Unification Church of the Rev Sun Myung Moon. Representatives of the three faiths say the cults have been proliferating,
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    Climbers die
    27 7 ZERMATT (Switzerland), St.l Two people died when a snowstorm trapped seven Japanese climbers on the Mat ternorn near here, Swiss police said last night- \yv
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    URA bid to increase tender fee upsets Ngee Ann Kongsi
    266 8  -  CONRAD RAJ By THE Urban Redevelopment Authority wants to raise its fee for handling the tender of the Ngee Ann Kongsi land in Orchard Road and this is causing some unhappiness among kongsi members. The 64,000-square metre piece of land,
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    On speech therapy
    38 8 A TALK on speech therapy as a career will be held at the National Library Lecture Hall on Friday at 2.30 p.m. The speaker is Miss Edith Chuah, a speech therapist in Singapore General Hospital.
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    More and better SAF welfare schemes soon
    478 8 AS UNIT COMMITTEES GET MOVING... THERE will be more improved welfare schemes available in the Singapore Armed Forces when its newly -created Unit Welfare Committees gather momentum. Formed in July to assist the SAF Welfare Department which works directly with the Central Welfare
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    Welcome, Silo to merge
    139 8 SINGAPORE workers can expect to became owners of what could be the biggest supermarket combine la town. It will came about with the merger of the National Trades I nlon Congress barked cooperative, Welcome, and its "friendly rival," the Singapore EmpJoy- eea' C«-«peratlve (SEC). The aim
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    Learning to talk to and cope with motorists
    320 8 Learning to talk to and cope with motorists PARKING attendants are back in class. This time, they are learning the ABCs of speaking to motorists and getting the message across. In the process, they will also learn how to deal with difficult motorists. More than 100 of them have been
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    Part-time surveying course at Poly
    52 8 Part-time surveying course at Poly THE Singapore Polytechnic will introduce a new three-year part-time course next month. The course, called the advanced diploma in land surveying, is part of the continuing education programme for diploma graduates in 'and surveying. Formal recognition of the course has been given by the Land
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    Speech day
    31 8 BUONA VISTA Secondary School will hold its annual speech and prize-giving on Thursday at 3.00 p.m. in the school hall Mr Ho Kan Leong, Parliamentary Secretary (Education), will attend.
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    Insurance union signs revised wages pact
    224 8 THE master collective agreement for the insurance industry which the Singapore Insurance Employees' Union had earlier wanted to change has been renewed. This followed the offer of higher salaries and pay adjustments by the insurance group employers of 20 insurance companies in the new
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    Some tips and a quiz to highlight safety
    190 8 Some tips and a quiz to highlight safety A TOY fair to be held this month will stress a serious theme amidst all the fun. The Toy Safety Authority of Singapore (TSAS). is taking advantage of the fair, to be held at the World Trade Centre from Aug 6 to
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    Hochstadt is reappointed chairman
    87 8 Hochstadt is reappointed chairman MR Herman Hochstadt has been reappointed chairman of the Provisional Mass Rapid Tansport (MRT) Authority. According to the latest government gazette, Mr Lim Leong Geok has also been reappointed as the deputy chairman of the provisional MRT Authority. The other members also reappointed are Messrs Ngiam
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      249 8 Toy fair with a message I 1 GUIDELINES 1 CLOCKWORK TOYS DANGEROUS MATERIALS ELECTRICAL TOYS FOIDMG MECHANSM AND Make sure the toy has a casing Avoid buying toys made from Choose electrical toys with volt NMGES to prevent its sharp edges from GLASS, LEAD CELLUIOC and age less than 32
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    Ngee Ann to recruit expats for computer centre—
    331 9  -  JUNE TAN By Our Education Reporter NGEE Ann Polytechnic will interview experienced computer men in Britain this week in its bid to recruit a core of expatriate staff for its new Centre for Computer Studies. Deputy principal F. A. vasenwala will be
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    Civil service appraisal system not satisfactory
    356 9 Back seat for career development A FINANCE Ministry survey has found that the present appraisal system for civil servants is unsatisfactory. It lacks objectivity and provides no feedi back while career development takes a back seat. These weaknesses are now being looked into as
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    Garbage in, garbage out
    61 9 THE Environment Ministry will be able to provide information on its personnel, hawkers, rubbish truck movements, rubbish collected and others almost instantaneously A $135 million computer network comprising 21 on-line terminals will make this possible. The Ministry also hopes to better deploy its staff and equipment,
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    Learn from US and Japan, Teng Cheong tells builders
    338 9 Learn from US and Japan, Teng Cheong tells builders SINGAPORE must learn new construction methods from Japan and the United States to reduce its dependence on foreign workers in the building industry, the Minister for Labour and Communications, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, said last night. The attitude of Singapore workers
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    More nurses needed to care for aged
    106 9 More nurses needed to care for aged MORE nurses will be needed to provide voluntary aftercare service as the number of senior citizens in Singapore increases, Dr Sivakami Dcvi, Deputy Director of Medical Services (Primary Health, Health Education Services) said. Senior citizens will form 10 per cent of the total
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    FARMERS CAN NOW GET TOMAN AT LOW PRICES
    239 9 THE Primary Production Department (PPD) has succeeded In getting the Toman, a tropical fish, "equivalent to the English trout", to spawn In captivity. It Is nu» supplying the try to farmers for Intensive rearing at a tow cast. This fish is suitable
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    Our investments in US under care of 'wizard'
    339 9 SINGAPORE'S investments in the United States are being watched over by a top financial specialist. James Wolfensohn, the New York based consultant chosen to oversee Singapore's US portfolio, is recognised as one of the best investment strategists in the world. He was
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    The selfish ones
    96 9 SHORT-sighted, immature students who selfishly compete with one another were taken to task by Home Affairs Minister Chua Sian Chin yesterday. Zeroing in on junior college students, Mr Chua said: "I am told that although some of these students may join study groups, their motive for joining
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    The gracious cabby who refused money
    313 10 PAY a feud driver with big a«te and chances are y»o will be sheeted at, receive a glare or at best a Uleraat sigh, evea when you offer to get It changed. Like many «f v, Mr Arthur Tanas and his wife BeUndaTwould not
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    A willing attitude
    92 10 THE will to fight for and defend Singapore is an attitude the government wants to encourage because this is the only effective deterrent against potential aggr-ssors, the MP for Chong Boon Mr Chandra Das, said at a National Day dinner and variety show in Ang Mo Kio
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    New courses at c-centres
    54 10 JOO CHIAT community centre is organising classes on Japanese language, basic cakemaking, b-vsic fashion designing, intermediate dressmaking and intermediate radio ana TV repair. a At Coronation community centre, there are new courses on tai chi chuan and restaurant cooking while at Rochore community centre, the public
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    Call for stiffer action against errant cabbies
    522 10 COMFORT has called for stiffer action against taxi drivers who overcharge, discriminate against local passengers and refuse to go to outlying areas. If suspension of their driving licences by the Registry of Vehicles (ROY) does not stop them, then their licences should be
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    Raja to officiate
    50 10 THE reappointment ceremony of the four community centre management committees and three residents' committees in Kampong Glam will be held on Saturday, at 8 p. m. at the Kampong Glam community centre. The Second Deputy Prime Minister and MP for Kampong Glam, Mr S Rajaratnam will officiate.
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    National Day variety show
    46 10 A DINNER and variety show will be held at the Geylang West community centre on Sunday, at 8 p.m. to celebrate National Day. The guest -of-honour will be the Minister for National Development and MP for Geylang west, Mr Teh Cheang Wan.
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    Call to maintain second language proficiency
    179 10 Call to maintain second language proficiency LANGUAGE became food for thought at last night's dinner organised by Kampong Chai Chee's Ping-An Neighbourhood to celebrate Hari Raya Puasa and National Day. After the Muslim dinner at Chai Chee Road, the Minister of State (Culture) Major Fong Sip Chee spoke to some
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    Dearer fish and greens send prices up
    251 10 Dearer fish and greens send prices up CONSUMERS generally had to pay more for their normal basket of goods last week, the Trade Department said in its weekly round-up of prices. Dearer fish and vegetables were the main reason for the higher prices. Spanish mackerel and kern bong cost 10
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    Two in Japan for deaf youth camp
    185 12 Two in Japan for deaf youth camp FOR the first time, two Singaporeans have been invited to an international youth camp for the deaf in Osaka, Japan. The camp began yesterday and will continue until Aug 10. The two invited are Miss Leow Chor Kheng, a clerk at the Singapore
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    Call for more Malays to join RCs
    232 12 THE MP (or TeUk Siangan, Mr Kohan Kami.*, yesterday railed on more Malays 1b Housing Board estates U join their residents' committees. He said that up to June, Malays formed only 11.1 per cent of the overall RC membership. This was lou compared
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    Robbers beat up manager
    72 12 THREE robbers beat up an office manager before escaping with 02.000 in payroll money in a stolen Mazda car last Saturday afternoon, police said yesterday. The car was later found abandoned at Balestier Road. Witnesses, who are now helping police, reported that Mr W. C.Wong, office
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    $2 b petrochem complex faces start-up delay
    628 12  -  RONNIE LIM By IN ABOUT a month's time, the $1 billion main plant of the $2 billion Singapore petrochemical complex under construction on Pulau Ayer Merbau will be completed. But it will be mothballed for a while because the Singapore and Japanese partners
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    Courtesy line was real hot, thanks to our readers
    463 12  - Courtesy line was real hot, thanks to our readers PHILIP LEE By l IT HAS been an interesting, if tiring, one month for our reporters manning the Straits Times courtesy hotline. They spoke to nearly 1,200 people and furiously took notes of the things callers said about courtesy or the
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    It should begin at home, says MP
    163 12 MANY people do not show courtesy to their family members, yet it is in the home that courtesy should begin. This was the observation the Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs), Mr Teo Chong Tee, shared with his audience at yesterday's prize-presenta-tion ceremony for a
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    Muslim couples to get a helping – hand –
    218 12 Muslim couples to get a helping hand THE Registry of Muslim Marriages plans to foster closer relations between young couples and Muslim leaders with the cooperation of mosques near their homes. The acting Social Affairs Minister, Dr Ahmad Mattar, said this when he closed a marriageguidance course for Muslims at
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    New council members
    89 12 NEW office-bearers of the Singapore Urban Redevelopment Authority Workers' Union are: Mr Yeo Swee Seng, president; Mr Maurice Peter Anthony, vice-president, Mr G Kandasamy. general secretary; Mr Ma Wei Cheng, deputy general secretary; Mr Freddy Lim, secretary; Madam M. Suppamal. n eneral treasurer and Mis* .sung Seoh
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    Duplicate key used in theft
    61 12 A THIEF, using a duplicate key, opened the eighth floor office of Shimizu Construction Company in Goldhill Square in Newton Road and stole 17.000 last Saturday morning Police said yesterday that Mr Suzumu Kohama, the Japanese administration manager of Shimizu construction, in his report said
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    Leather fair
    25 12 LEATHER shoes, bags and luggage from Italy will be on show at the Connaughl Room. Century Pwk Sheraton Hotel, from today to Wednesday
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      Dr M hits at groups with foreign influence
      334 13 MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad today hit out strongly at certain groups which try to change government policies by bringing in foreign elements. Dr Mahathir's strong remarks came just as five foreign lawyers are to arrive here today to
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      Fraser in KL to repair ties
      435 13  -  M. G. G. PILLAI By Our kuala Lumpur Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Australian Prime Minister Malcolm PYaser arrived here tonight on a three-day official visit that will attempt to repair the cool ties between the two countries We was whisked off on arrival to
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      Lock icon Rift in Pas* says Razaleigh
      162 13 Rift in Pas* says Razaleigh TANAH MERAH (Kelutaa), Sun. Finance Mlalster Tengkn RasUeigfc H»mmh said yesterday there Is now a rift la tke Pas leadership and the ttme wu ripe far I mm» to meve Into Pas areas of influence aad win over the Trnßku Raxaleteh, wk* la als* Kelantaa
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      Lock icon More aid from Japan sought
      230 13 More aid from Japan sought KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Japan was yesterday asked by Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad to increase substantially its concessional loans to his country, Japanese sources said. Meeting with a V siting Japanese parliamentary mission, Dr Mahathir said Malaysia urgently needed Japanese financial aid
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    New attitudes for high-rise living
    441 14 THE Buildings and Common Property (Maintenance and Management) (Amendment) Bill which is now before Parliament is much needed. There can be few who will dispute the view of the Commissioner of Buildings, Mr Benedict Tan, that the tendency among developers is to spend as little
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    Hanoi's line
    60 14 THE contrast In the results «f Nguyen (o Tbiwh's visits to Sing& port- and Malaysia must nave mystified many. Reports tram the island republic hvUusly shewed that the Vietnamese leader and his Singapore counterpart Mr S. Dhaaabalan had some pointed exchanges. The Vietnamese were hut as inflexible as
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    Europe is beginning to lose patience
    956 14  - Europe is beginning to lose patience By MITTERRAND made a pro-British point to Reagan, and Thatcher was delighted. Reagan was explaining the need for economic pressure on the Russians when Mitterrand, in his pedagogic way. pointed out that even Napoleon's continental blockade never worked against Britain. This was at last
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    464 14 EXCERPTS of editorial comments from Malaysian newspapers last week. which, to forfeit their deposits. Their anxiety about the details and duration of the freeie to understandable, though it must be said that It to difficult to work up a lot of sympathy for those moaning about the
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    Getting by with less
    228 14 IT to not the worst of times, bat It to certainly not the best of times either. The world economy has been In the doldrums longer than expected. We In Malaysia have been cushioned from the full Impact of It for quite a while, largely because
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    A good dose of national unity is vital
    982 14  -  Louis Heren THE recent spate of strikes in Britain has probably persuaded many observers that Mrs Margaret Thatcher has failed to find a cure for the British Disease. This is unfair. The British Prime Minister has often said that it would take
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      Put limits on use of electricity
      101 15 Put limits on use of electricity DR TONY TAN'S proposed ta; >ff system to curtail electricity use may not be as effective as intended. I am sure most of the 3,000 domestic households using over 2,000 units of electricity a month belong to two categories of people those who are
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      'Yes, sir': Try it, you'll like it
      289 15 I WOULD like to inform Lee Nyuk Sze, (ST, July 22) that the day has arrived when an American in Singapore addresses salespeople, porters, butchers, taxi drivers and even people of high rank with "sir" and "ma'am." What I have to say is
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      What is this fee?
      55 15 I HAVE not heard anything about a 33.3 per cent increase in the "domestic refuse fee. Yet there it was on my PUB bill for last month What is this "domestic refuse" fee anyway, and how different is it from the conservancy charges? Will the authorities
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      Low water pressure woes
      70 15 Low water pressure woes I UNDERSTAND the dilemma of Adrienne Pereira (ST, July 24). I am also a victim, but for only three years. She has suffered for much longer. There is so little water that taking a bath is a most frustrating experience. Despite the complaints nothing has been
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      Ridiculous to spend $143,000 on dragon
      89 15 I WAS surprised to learn that the Port of Singapore Authority spent $H3,»M to build a dragon for this year's National Day festivities. I craslder It ridiculous for a government body to spend so much money on a dragon which was to appear on
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      Let us prove we can act like adults
      307 15 I READ with interest what Dr Robert Balhetchet had too say about students recently. (ST, July 25). Dr Balhetchet, I should say, has been very observant. This fact is particularly so when he mentioned the "silly" rules which allow students no freedom
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      Barriers shouldn't be placed in way of displays
      148 15 Barriers shouldn't be placed in way of displays IT IS depressing to hear, in the midst of efforts aimed at preventing Singapore from becoming a cultural desert, that the National Museum is increasing the fee for those who display their works there. This is because the Victoria Memorial Hall and
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      PATROLS NEEDED TO NAB FLASHER
      115 15 PATROLS NEEDED TO NAB FLASHER I AM writing this letter on behalf of my girlfriend who is residing in Telok Blangah. She complains that there is a young: man who exposes himself indecently in public near Block 56. He likes to expose himself to young girls who pass there every
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      Improve traffic flow at ECP junction
      127 15 Improve traffic flow at ECP junction TRAFFIC moving towards the East Coast Parkway /Tanjong Katong South Road junction from Changi suddenly finds itself squeezed into two lanes as the outer lane is reserved for traffic turning right into Tanjong Katong South Road. This causes vehicles travelling towards the city to
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      How do I go Pinyin?
      52 15 I WOULD like to have my name in Hanyu Pinvin. Do I have to pay fee? Do I retain my name and have the Hanyu Pinyin venon as an alias or will my name be deleted and replaced with the Hanyu Pinyin version? B.L. WEE
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      Departments advised to follow rules
      241 15 Departments advised to follow rules WE are grateful to NJH for bringing our attention to the two cases of inadequate warning lights at the Pan Island Expressway and Cluny Road "For the sake of road safety" (ST, July 10). We fully agree with your writer on the importance o' having
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      Sorry about queue, unsmiling cashiers
      140 15 WE are sorry to read about the complaint by "Educated Hawker" of the long queue and unsmiling cashiers at the Hawkers Department. We would like to investigate the complaint thoroughly and would appreciate it if "Educated Hawker" would provide me with more details. Please contact
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      83 15 THE Straits Times welcomes letters from readers. All letters must include the writer s signature, full name, address and telephone number, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on on* side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. Brevity is an advantage. We reserve the
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      Fraser may call early poll
      1783 16  -  VINCENT STOVE Opposition fails to furnish election excuse, but By NEW YORK The US Army has just awarded a US$2l million (S$C2 million) contract that defines the state of the art la war simulation. It calls for a high level of realism in which pilots
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        Lock icon Export quota
        95 17 JAKARTA, Sun. Indonesia is striving to fulfill its 10,975,000 garment quota export to the European Economic Community for 1982 in spite of a sluggish performance so far. Trade Minister Radius Prawiro said. Of the total quota allocation, 4,323,000 pieces of trousers, blouses and men's shirts have been exported
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        Lock icon Bumper rice harvest
        106 17 MANILA, Sun. The Philippine government announced today a bumper rice harvest for crop year 1981-82, raising the country's rice stocks to 1.49 million tonnes and having an exportable surplus of about 200,000 tonnes. President Ferdinand Marcos made the announcement today following a report from the agriculture ministry
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        Lock icon Record budget deficit
        89 17 TOKYO. Sun. In spite of its powerhouse image, Japan suffered a record budget deficit of nearly 2.5 trillion yen (5521.5 billion) during fiscal 1981 that is blamed on a prolonged business slump, the finance ministry said. However, the ministry also said in the report that the deficit
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        Lock icon Bill against duty
        87 17 NEW DELHI, Sun. Indian Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee moved a Bill in Parliament seeking to impose a countervailing import duty on goods that enjoy subsidy or bounty in an exporting country. A statement attached to the bill said it seeks to amend the country's Customs Tariff Act
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        Lock icon Transfer to Britoil
        73 17 LONDON, Sun. State-owned British National Oil Corp will transfer its oil producing business on Aug 1 to the newly formed company, Britoil, Energy Secretary Nigel Lawson told the House of Commons in a written parliamentary reply. Britoil has been set up to take over BNOC's oil exploration
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        Lock icon US money supply
        77 17 NEW YORK, Sun. United States money supply M-l fell US$BOO million (551.71 billion) to a seasonally adjusted U*****.8 billion in the week ended July 21, the New York Federal Reserve Bank said. The previous week's figure was revised to U*****.6 billion from U*****.7 billion. Over the past
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        Lock icon Rare metal mines
        83 17 TOKYO, Sun. Japan plans to step up projects to explore and develop rare metal mines abroad, including nickel and chrome, to secure stable supplies and build up an official stockpile, Japanese Trade and Industry Ministry officials said. The plan, contingent on a government budgetary plan, is expected
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        Lock icon No upturn
        86 17 LONDON, Sun. Latest British government measures to aid the economy will not bring about an upturn, Confederation of British Industry director general Terence Beckett said. "The evidence of no upturn is overwhelming," he said in a speech prepared for delivery to CBI members in Sheffield. The CBI is
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      United Engineers discloses value of properties
      351 17 United Engineers discloses value of properties THE headquarter site of United Engineers, which is to be redeveloped, has a market value of $66.3 million. The group also has four residential properties located in prestigious residential districts of Singapore worth a total of $16.5 million. UE disclosed the breakdown in the
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      Lock icon Strong US dollar weakens growth of tourist industry
      577 17 NEW YORK. Sun. Fewer overseas tourists have been vacationing in the United States this year than last, reversing a trend of steady increases over two decades. Federal officials and private tour brokers say that the decline has largely been a result of
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      Poor rubber prices take toll on processors
      597 17 HIT by poor rubber prices and the lack of raw materials, three of the six licensed rubber processors here have stopped production. Their closures reflect the downtrend in production of processed rubber since 1960. Figures compiled by the Department of Statistics show that
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      National Iron free to quote own prices
      393 17 NATIONAL Iron and Steel Mills (NISM) is now free to quote its own prices for steel in the local market, the Ministry of Trade and Industry said yesterday. In exchange for this, NISM will no longer be protected by the government against imports
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      Lock icon Major UK banks cut base lending rates
      203 17 Major UK banks cut base lending rates LONDON, Sun. Brit •la's major banks cot their base lending rates by half a percentage point to 11.5 per cent with effect from tomorrow to give industry a better rhancr to poll itself out «f recession The latest cat was the strond by
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      125 17 IHI-. following Is a Ust of the II most actively traded stocks on thr Stork Exchange of Singapore last week. It Blves the turnover In thousands of units, closing prices n Friday aad the high and low for IMS I •mpM> Tuwvtr Prim Hl(k L*w Jily M
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      LOCAL STOCK INDICES
      87 17 J«l imlTt Jain Jalt* J.I 'BT Iml ii .1 1 1 >i '•ImliiMn.il.\ Finance 'HotFli: "Properties .■*i.Minini!s .uPlani.iliorv. *OCBC: 3SESInd *****4 6K7 6O 1639 33 10*3 08 592 M 230 79 848 35 DI6S2 SON 71 *****5 684 94 16*10 1061* SB7K 230.72 845.78 ***** 506 93
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      MALAYSIA
      84 17 J.i a j.i a J.I M Jul -»BT Index: *****7 '•Industn»U: 817 91 'Finance: 1431.96 Hotels 606 18 •Properties 782.92 ■*.Tias 283.21 u.4Rubbers *****7 *****1 818.20 1129 22 606.18 760.70 283 59 1133.04 *****8 36M20 418 12 412.67 1427 13 1391 54 ***** ***** 750.36 ***** ***** 281.27 *****5
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      Lock icon US leading indicators unchanged in June
      141 17 WASHINGTON, Sun. The government's sensitive leading economic indicators did not move in June, after a two-month string of positive readings that suggested a recovery was on the way. The stalled indicators for June followed revised increases of 1.4 per cent for April and 0.9
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      246 17 4j|j J^j^P\PjrT^Qr^Bn\ >S^. SINGAPORE Instant hotline to the Building industry of Singapore "To penetrate into the competitive building trade in Singapore is not easy. Iml I however, the Singapore Builders Directory has helped us to establish our name. which is more well known in Europe and Middle East. Indeed, the
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    WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
    2594 18 WEEKLY detailed analysis of shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, with the year's high and low. followed by the week's movement in prices, the dividend, the net price earnings ratio and the volume of business. 885 658 Island Pen 'SO 25 0 12 9 374 238
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      DOMESTIC
      250 18 THE US dollar firmed in the Singapore forex market last week. The US Treasury's re-fi-nancing package, expected to total US$lO to $12 billion with a quarterly refunding, due to be announced this week, was partly responsible for the US dollar's rise. Euro-dollar deposit rates and US interest rates also
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      OVERSEAS
      273 18 STERLING POUND: Presently trading at the US$l 75 level, the pound has appreciated by almost two per cent against the dollar as a result of the dramatic decline In US interest rates, says Manufacturers Hanover Trust, New York, in its weekly review of selected foreign currencies. Against the mark,
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      DISCOUNT
      330 18 THE local interbank term rates last week eased slightly from the previous week's levels. One and Three Months opened lower at 7H '■> and 7 M respectively and closed at 7. M for both periods. Six Months fluctuated at around 8H 'i. However, overnight rate was very erratic, particularly
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      ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
      180 18 ASIAN currency average deposit rates (or the week ended July 30: 7 days 1 month 2 months 3 months 6 months 5 months [2 months 1 month 3 months 6 months 12 months 1 month 3 months 6 months 12 months 1 month 3 months 6 months
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      Short-term money
      44 18 FOR THE week ended Saturday July 31. Ihe range of call ram received (ram Short Deposits (M) Bhd wu as lollowi Baafc taaa: 4 5 to per cent (ieaml taai: 5 to 5 125 per cent Mil— Mil <* funds totalled ***** million
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    Bank's Prime Lending Rates
    394 18 BANK'S prime lending rates as at the close of business on Friday. July 30, 1982. BANK'S IPLB Algemene Bank 10 American Express 11 Am' Dam R'terdam Bank 11 •Asia Commercial 10 A A NZ Banking Group 11 Ban Hin Lee Bank 11 Banca Commerciaie 10 Banco
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      306 18 Counterfeit Bill Detector If you are unfortunate enough to be passed a counterfeit bill then you have traded your hard earned money or services for valueless paper. We are now making this much needed, reliable device available to all those whose business are regularly conducted with cash. The Counterfeit Bill
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    496 19 THE Singapore stock market catered tke eleventh week of Its bear ru as Investors' hopes for a measdagfal teekalcal rally continued to diminish foilowtag tke short-lived aad laatgaiflcaat Harl Raya rally. Aad as they Impatiently wait for the report oa tke state of tke Singapore economy In tke
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    465 19 FOR THE eleventh consecutive session, selling pressure continued to depress prices on the Kuala Lumpur stock market resulting in a long string of losses across the board. The market was decidedly easier last week although a handful of counters managed to buck the trend. A good case in
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    49 19 (a) Adjusted for scrip issue (b) First and Final I Interim paymeat mtm 4 r ;i IMC Irtn H*Mi 12"r(b) aWlr But Iff I Brrwrrifw DM s'.ibi p«y»We Aug3 Augs Au K 6 Aug6 Aug 7 Auk 9 tkr year IOTr 25O 1 7.rr(a) 3.8?? 22* 7.5«
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    407 19 LONDON: Leading shares were easier last week, as the market turned its attention towards the gloomy outlook for UK industry and away from the trend to lower interest rates, despite another cut in clearing bank base lending rates at the end of the week. Rumours that a leading
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    174 19 COMMODITIES ROUNDUP- LONDON: The afternoon market fell from earlier higher levels on Friday, under general profit-taking and fresh hedge selling which took Three Months standard grade metal back down to £6,610 on the Kerb before final business at £6,620. a rise of £130 from yesterday's Kerb.
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    39 19 LONDON Copper pores on Friday (previous in bracket*! Wlreotre Spot buyer* I Xfc 00 1 1.132 00). sellers CB3! M .IiCCSOi. Three Months buyers Ul5O 50 (1*4650. sellers 1351 N (047 00 Marts* taaw: firm Mas: UJTC tonnes
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    320 19 LITTLE activity was seen during the seven trading days under review, interrupted by the long Hari Raya holiday conditions remained thin and quiet throughout, with levels down ii cents overall, says Holiday. Cutler, Bath and Company in its weekly rubber review. Most of the
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    51 19 Tin "onnes Rubber (S) lubber (M) Jufy» July 27 2915 2915 Mb 330 ***** ***** ***** ***** •in MS per kilo July M 29.15 2» 176 25 196 25 JutyM 2915 245 176.50 ***** In cents pel JutyM 2915 292 176.25 197 50 ■r kilo July
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    166 19 LONDON: Rubber Futures ended a quiet day slightly easier on Friday, between O.SOp and 0.20p a kilo lower in the three positions traded. Dealers said the first trades, other than the Kerb, were not concluded until mid-afternoon when prices had dipped on lack of interest and the failure
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    347 19 CHINESE Produce Exetaage, SUjrapore, mm fining prior* per IM k( m (totality. Cuint all: Bulk fob 0100 sell en, old drum (In second hand drum) lob tICJ 00 sellers, new drum fob $107 00 sellers C.nra: Mixed (loose) 14C.00 buyers. Pijair: Muntok white pepper
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      294 19 TOKYO, Sat Share prices closed sharply higher in moderate trading in reaction to another US discount rate cut to 11 per cent from 11.5 per cent, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 66.86 to close at 7189.94 points, on a volume of 130 Million shares. This was the
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      400 19 NEW YORK, Fri. Stock prices closed lower on the day in lifeless trading as investors engaged in some profit-taking amid continued concern about the economy. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 3.61 points to 888.60, after advancing slightly in the morning session. Declines led advances seven-to-five as volume
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      417 19 AMSTERDAM, Fri. Share prices were mainly higher in very quiet preweekend trading on the stock-exchange, dealers said. Most interest were centred on the shares of the troubled Westland-Utrecht mortgage bank (Wuh) which said last night it expected a capital injection of 300 million guilders from Nationale Nederlanden Insurance Company
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      380 19 ZURICH, Fri. Domestic share prices recovered in light trading with sentiment inhibited by easier money market conditions following end-month operations and some selective buying support after recent weakness, dealers said. Volume, however, continued low as many investors are still on their summer holidays and uncertainty prevails as to th?
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      462 20 CHASE Manhattan Bank has announced the following promotions: Mr F*ck Slew lon K to vice-president and country institutional manager; Mr Akio Tagawa to second vice-president and senior foreign exchange dealer; Mr Andrew S»h to second vice-president and supervising regional auditor Mr Sim Te«w H*ng to assistant treasurer
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      518 20 RIG-BUILDING and construction group Promet Bhd has won an oil and gas concession from Pertamina, Indonesia's national oil corporation. Its 80 per cent owned subsidiary, Promet Energy Ltd, is expected to sign an oil and gas production sharing agreement with Pertamina shortly, making
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      127 20 Inchcape's recovery depends on world trade LONDON, Sun. Inchcape PLC said it will recover its profits base and resume profits growth as soon as there is a significant recovery in wond trade. The company, which reported an 8 per cent drop in pretax profits to £65.69 million (*****.5 million) for
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      342 20 UNITED Engineers Ltd, the heavy equipment group now minus its heavy engineering division, is still ailing. Its condition, however, has improved somewhat from the serious setback last year but not enough to stem the flow of red ink. For the first four months of
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      225 20 Italians to pay more for petrol ROME, Sun. Prime Minister Giovanni Spadolini announced yesterday a record petrol price hike as the first part of his government's tough belt-tightening economic programme aimed at slashing the budget deficit. The announcement came just as millions of Italians were filling up their tanks to
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      84 20 LONDON. Sun. Midland Bank, one of Britain's four leading clearing banks, has surprised the City by announcing lower first-half profits of £95.1 million (*****.96 million), against 1:104.5 million in the same period last year. Analysts had expected profits increase of at least US$l5 million (5J32.22 million),
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      421 20 NEW YORK. Sun. R.J. Reynolds Industries, the nations largest cigarette producer, and Heublein Inc. owner of Kentucky Fried Chicken and the top producer of vodka and mixed cocktails, have agreed to a merger valued at US$l.3 billion (552.78 billion) in which Reynolds will acquire Heublein
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      221 20 Anti-inflationary move squeezing Turkish firms ISTANBUL, Sun. Turkey's two-and-a-half-year-old anti-inflation monetary policy has brought a number of large companies close to insolvency and may force the government to undertake a massive bailing out operation. At least 20 companies including some which belong to Turkey's largest private holding companies, have applied
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      123 20 Gulf Oil to postpone takeover of Cities Service PITTSBURGH (Pennsylvania), Sun. Gulf Oil Corp temporarily postponed its takeover of Cities Service Co but said it will contest the Federal Tn». Commission's effoit to block the merger. Gulf said that the postponement of its purchase of 41.5 million shares of Cities
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    209 21  - Suspects held minutes after robbery By PAUL WEE Home Affairs Desk POLICE chalked "up one of their quickest arrests i when they detained four suspects within minutes of .i hold-up. A police patrol crew from the Toa Payoh station, accompanied by the victim, picked up four j youths near the
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    256 21 Keeping the 'decks' a safer ride Picture by SIMON KER HANGING boughs may evoke poetic sighs and cries of admiration from those living in tree-scarce towns, but along Singapore roads they pose a danger to those travelling on double-decker buses. The Parks and Recreation Department (PRD) has recently been pruning
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    85 21 NATIONAL Day celebrations at the Brickworks constituency got off to a running start yesterday when more than 750 people turned up for a road run. The runners were divided into five sections with those in the men's sen id section covering 10 km. whi those
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    358 21  -  IVAN FERNANDEZ By LAWYERS, according to a Swiftian barb, have a "peculiar cant and Jargon of their own, that no other mortal can understand But not If the Minister for Law, Mr E.W. Barker, himself a former lawyer with 12 years' legal experience, Ls anything
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    124 21 RGS' plans for its Speech Day RAFFLES Girls' School will hold a four-day programme in conjunction with its Speech Day starting on Wednesday It begins with an exhibition of its pupils' works, debates, a concert, a story-telling session and a play. This will be followed by its annual Speech Day
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    552 21  -  HSUNG BEE HWA 3y A TOP-LEVEL government economic mission from Japan is here to discuss closer cooperation with Singapore in such areas as trade, investment, technological transfer and manpower training. The mission, headed by former Minister of International Trade and Industry Masumi Esaki,
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    Case of the headless woman
    104 21 Case of the headless woman POLICE have ascertained that the headless corpse found last Friday night near the Toh Tuck overhead bridge at Upper Bukit Timah was the pody of a woman in her thirties. The body was in an advanced state of decomposition and the head was found about
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    SBS incentive payments up three-fold since 1974
    345 21 SINGAPORE Bus Service paid out $3.14 million a year in cash incentives to its bus crews n 1980 and 1961. This is a more than three-fold increase over the $1 million given in 1974 when the scheme was first introduced. The »ayment increased
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      567 22 Q Business To Business Tractors Singapore Limited A sajasldlary of Tractors Mats) an (1882) Sdn Bhd EQUIPMENT REQUIRED 165 tons crane crawler or rubber tyre mounted. Please advise price, make, specifications and where machine can be inspected. Unit to be less than five years old. Contact persons: Mr John Cheng
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      447 22 DIRECTLY FROM JAPAN USED MACHINERY FOR SALE 31/2lonTCMForkllft; PDROO-2SO Air Compressor W/ISUZU Engine; 3-IOKVA Generator C/W Yanmar Engine; 250 AMP Welding Oeneratlng Set; Talsei Plastic Injector Moulding Machine; 4-2OOHP Yanmar Engines; Nlco Hydraulic Oearbox. EXPORT ENQUIRIES WELCOMED FOR DETAILED INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT WILLY (S-PORE) PTE LTD Tel: *****44/ *****18/ *****1S
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      486 23 A| C ■ut*«aMToai W laat* |j||| Q ia^eoyment Q Employment flj j Q Emptoymen. [j||| Q Employment W Business Opportunities EXPATRIATE CHARTEHED ACCOUNTAMT with good business connections seeks partner Public Accountant of Singapore King Mr See *****13 EXPORTERS WITH CLIENTS In South Africa are looking for supply of raincoats/Jackets Interested
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      444 23 82 Othar Products/ Services f SKLK-trPUf'ABLK *N t INSTANT WHITK AST i EXTERMINATION -jr »lf limp** «pi><) HrlVi, Ariilrrnnlr<hfmHl^ f impound <m the inli-urt nrj and mr bodm al »nitr «m> >nd thr) »ill tiniull> bring dMIh lo thr rmirr oton) 1 tWKainatMe from i tMiwriM U L-hulu Suwt pofr
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      319 23 C) Tutorial >*RT/ FUtL TMwE TUTORS SBlulred from all districts Quallricallons: graduate/ undergradiate/ polytechnic/ 'A' level. Contact *****10 anytime EMOLISH/ CHINESE STREAM tutors required to teach Primary tnd Secondary level students Please call *****02 EXKIwENCED AND RESeONSMLE English. Maths. Science tutor wanted for Secondary and Primary students Call 455&235 rcOOIREO
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      647 23 r*aB^BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBa! A WELL ESTABLISHED LOCAL BANK af-V^ invites applications fur fj^bW^Vaaaa! AUDIT CLERKS ■fit Minimum OCE O level ■P^ '-rrdiLs in English m^C BWffl MB^ and Mathematics [A v/2a»tKß»^Bß^^ Abl W* at M M ■■fl Wm^^ Knowledge of BookBij^^^ s/^ keeping or auditing \O° A c 1-2 years' experience In
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      449 23 FREE TSHIRTS Earn yourself a beautiful T-Shirf by being a JOINMORE TEMP if you have a tew days or more to spare and possess any ol the following skills SECRETARIAL TYPING/CLERICAL RECEPTION ACCOUNTING DATA-PROCESSING YOU'RE ELIGIBLE! We also need telex operators, drivers, office boys, etc. Drop in today at: -HTI-
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      545 23 "DETERMINE YOUR OWN DESTINY" Chooee your own working hours, days and location and gat high rates plu* Paid Public Holiday* ft Bonus we have TEMPORARY vacancies for: RECEPTIONISTS JNR TYPISTS STENOGRAPHER (on an Island) ACCOUNTS PERSONNEL KEYPUNCH OPERATORS ACCOUNTING MACHINE OPERATORS DATA ENTRY OPERATORS TELEX OPERATORS Must ba experienced Call:
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      519 23 SINTAT RentaCir FEMALE RENTAL RECEPTIONISTS Wa are offering you interesting fob that provide* you: Security A good mix of Indoor and outdoor works An opportunity to meet people A training scheme to develop the best In you An average expected Income of SSSO a At least one year actual driving
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      441 23 A laading furniture manufacturing factory due lo its rapid eipenston requires the toHow■ng personnel to hM up its •tut mg vacancies. 1. ACCOUNTS CLERKS OCE O' level with credits In Mathematics English or In possession of LCC Intermediate Bookkeeping 2. GENERAL CLERKS OCE 'O' level Ability to type accurately Is
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      480 23 el *>9* I 1 184-4411 Classified Advertising Works. A local wee eetabNehed fsmpani ass immediate vacancies for 1) RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST a Minimum OCEO' level a Ability to lyp» 2) GENERAL CLERKS I a Minimum OCE 'O' level, j a Knowledge of general office routines 3) ACCOUNTS CLERICS a Minimum OCEO'
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      481 24 ME HARD (PART/FULLTIME) weutr Advteor* who iem wW entte to FREE skin care/make-up courses by video high Incentive/Income ((300) Customers provided to successful beauticians Intereetod, cci LHy. TMetTOrTMeSTS Mll2. LUCKY PLAZA :ut thw ad tor 20% dtocount on (CW. RABANIat DC SIGN (8) PTE LTD require* SALESGIRLS i Applicants must
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      777 24 CATC 1 184-4411 1 Classified Advertising Works. SALESGIRLS wanted a AMe to (tan work immediatarr Interested applicants, please call personally for Interview at 1-31 S. I*l Floor Martin Ptar. Beech Reed Singapore 071* START NOW We will show you how to gat s profitable part-time buimiu of your own. Males
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      393 25 J f laf 1^ 111 I |II I |T I H j 66 Situations Vacant I) TecHnlcml LEADERS IN AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES REPAIR OVERHAUL FACILITY invites applications for: ASSISTANT ENGINEERS (Repair) Duties: To study, analyse and recommend repair schemes for inhouse rework as well as to assist the Workshop Manager to
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      389 25 We have immediate vacancies for the fol lowing positions: STOREKEEPER Applicants should possess a GCE A level and a thorough understanding of store functions. They must have at least 3 years' relevant experience, preferably in the electronics industry. The successful candidate will be involved in the management of one of
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      279 25 LEADfc *IN AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES NEW MANUFACTURING PLANT invites applications for I •GRINDERS TURNERS Mm. NTC 3 with at least 2 years working experience in the abovementioned skills in a metal manufacturing organisation. •QC TECHNICIANS NTC 3 with mm. 2 years quality control experience in a precision parts manufacturing company. •HEAT
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      291 25 We change the way people work We are the world's largest producer of minicomputers. As part of our expansion programme, we are looking for suitably qualified candidates for our special shift (2.02 pm 11 20 pm) to fill the following positions: PROCESS LEADER Requtcemenls: c Completed National Service c VITB
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      507 25 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC required for INCHCAPE HOUSE Qualifications: c A Craft Cer.rf.cate electrical inetaNation from a recognised vocational or training institute. c 2 years' minimum experience in maintenance of electrical and airconditioning installation in large commwrcial or induatnal building and must tie a PUB c Knowledge of mechanical and electrical systems
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      460 25 SANYO I If you ere interested I in the following I vacancies NTC 3 in Electro- I nics Servicing OR I GCE 'O' level with I Private Radio Servi- I cinq Certificate OR I I GCE 'O' level with I credit in Metal Wok J ITC in Electronic Engineering No
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      383 25 EQU»Ve*PTE.IID requires TRAINEE HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANICS c Completed or exempted from National Service c No experience required Training will be provided Transport will be provided from suitable pick-up points Interested applicants, please i.all personally during office hours (8 30am lpm; 2pm 5.30pm at: No 9. Gul Drive. Jurong Industrial Estate.
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      548 25 Factory in Juron? looking •or INSPECTOR The person should be experienced In steel fabrication, able to read blue print, use of Inspection tools and methods He should have some background In radiography Knowledge of ASME code will be an ad.\ntage Pleeae aeno applies Hotts to CHEMTEC PTE LTD 9 GUL
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      562 25 COPE ONGAMISATION PTE l.vi fast expanding company has Immediate vacancy for Service Technician U> participate In sales and servicing of Industrial chemicals to the marine, construction and other Industries Preferably OCE 'O' level candidate with driving licence and 2 years' work experience Please tel *****18 9 for Mr Hang TOOLS
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      265 25 I s^s> C.A.T.S. I 1 184.4411 1 Classified Advertising Works. Ed! SINGAPORE the No.l employer who cares requires Female Production Operators We offer: 1. irdav work weefc 2. No rotating shift work 3. Attractive starting pay 4. Attractive shirt premium 5. 3-month confirmation increment 6. Attendance bonus 7. Annual leave
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      2212 26 a> faja^ I M^ -i, I H*^ 4 I Ha^ _av^ .^L 9. BaHaak wM rf| MM 1 |T I I I ITU f y mM ■l^^TaaH NORMAL I 2 ROTATING NEW SALARY SCALE FREE TRANSPORT (for shift workers only) Up to 2 increments a year m •Shift Allowance •Attendance
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      409 26 Join SMPM You can earn up to $316 (Starting) and irwi more 5-day week No shift duty Company bus provided No experience required Increment upon confirmation No scope work Medical Hospitalization benefits Annual/ Marriage/ SicK/ Maternity Compassionate Leave 13th Month Annual Wage Supplement Free Uniforms Purchase of National Products at
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      434 26 CATC 1 1*4-4412 I Classified Advertising Works. ■laattc MQMldmi) Factory In Pay* Uear/ MacWi—on *r— r«amrn: A) MALC MATEMAL HANDLE* Working hours: 8 30am to 4.30pm 6 days week Completed N s Age 21 to 45 B) FEMALE IMC QC. MSaECTOM Permanent shirt 7am to 3pm Pe-manent shift 3pm to
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      257 27 D Emptoymint ijlf D EmptoymMit ljj|| Q Emptoyimm |jj|| Q Employment fjh| j Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant I) Mlscellmneoas SINGAPORE AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING (PTE) LTD. Invites applications for the following positions GCE O' level. Pleasant personality. Some working experience with ability to type at 35 wpm. Completed Secondary/ Vocational education.
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      574 27 j Jh SINGAPORE FUJITEC ELEVATOR CORPN. LIMITED offers sttrsctivs revissd salaries for the foMowmg positions A) CLERKS for Toa Payod a stodoh. I c Minimum 3 U' level preferred Able to type c Starting salary: I) Kemales and males exempted fron N S probation 3 months 1331 pm After confirmation
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      360 27 MARS One ot the world's largest Refrigerator Compressors manufacturing plant, has immediate vacancies for its foundry In Jurong. 1) MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS 2) MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS We offer: High starting salary. Attractive allowance for shift, I attendance and food. Company transport at pickup points. Free Uniforms Weekly video show. Active sports/
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      585 27 Sprtodrj friad Chiclan OPENING SOON!! The 19th KFC Store in Peo pie s Park. We require Full/Part-time Staff for: 1) CASHIERS 2) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES 3) PACKERS CUM DISPENSERS 4) COOKS 5) KITCHEN HELPERS You are allowed to choose any of the working hours: woafcoeye and weafconas: I Ham to 2pm.
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      503 27 I I J I j Invites male female applicants for the posts of: MESSENGER I c Secondary 4 English Stream) I c Able to ride motorcycle DRAUGHTSMAN c STI or VTTB Certificate in Mechanical Drawing and Design. c Interested in drawing of adaptation parts, ancillary equipments, structural skids and engine
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      391 27 COLD STORAGE The established group of co panics is upending greatly its retell operation and therefore has immediate vat ancles lor the tot lowing position. 1. MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS c NTC Ora'.e 3 In Electrical Fitting and Installation. c Previous experience preferred 2. FEMALE SHOP ASSISTANTS c 16 years and above
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      583 29 Raffles Place vicinity 'JOB Building Ocean Building Raffles Tower Straits Trading The Arcade Building OCBC Centre Shenton Way/Cecil Street vicinity Robina House Tunas Building Shenton House Anson Centre The Octagon International Plaza Denmark House Marina House HongLeong ICB Building Building PIL Building LKN Building Afro Asia Building Tuan Sing Towers
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      402 29 HOME OF DMTMCTION this elegantly designed bungalow Is so picturesque that you must see to believe It Built on a generous 21,000 sq.ft land site ow CHANCERY LANE located In dlst 11 secluded and yet be conveniently close to city Rant*) $12,000 majestic bungalow with swimming pool located In an
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      320 29 18 il I" Properties cbedTCg Court Modern Condominium on Ealmeg Hill Apartments and Stepped Houses Beautifully designed Panoramic sea-view Next to Haw Par Villa Easy access to City Jurong Tennis Court. Swimming Pool Club House Freehold Land Up to 80% loan available *J <ffI»OOKJLAMID> (PTE) LTD. 28tfi Floor, Pararauk) Plaza.
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      202 29 DMT. IS. SWEET HOME. Attractively landscaped semi-detached amidst peaceful neighbourhood Elegant Individual Comfortable. $2250. Hurry! Admiral *****84/ *****57 DMT 11 BEAUTIFUL LUXURIOUSLY Furnished and alrcondlUoned. semi-detached with 5 rooms, close to Supermarket and schools. Reasonable rental. Call *****12 OMT. 18 DOUBLE-STOREY semidetached beautifully furnished with 4 bedrooms matured garden asking
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      325 29 C Acconitnodat.on aasiasßi ax Win -11. i rropiriit •Jf Hilltop Splendour High class residential area GOLDEN HILL ii Phase 6 Condominium Townhouses 4 JJ ai Thomson araa. on stawat*d land at Lorong Chuan M m Typs A' 3- storey spMt-Mwal Townhousas ZJ Typs B' 2 storey Townhouse* II J Typs
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      216 29 DMT. 2067 MARIGOLD DRIVE behind Thomson Yaohan doublestorey split-level semi-detached. 3 bedrooms, servant's, fully furnished. $2,800 Regent *****56 DMT. 21 CLEMENT! PARK, beaut ful double-storey link bungalow 3 bedrooms, fully furnished Rental: $4,200 negotiable. Call: Trevose Housing *****06/ *****40. DMT. 20 THOMSON RISE. Beautiful detached bungalow, matured garden, carporch. Quiet
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      554 30 Proportiw [I r Accommodation AREA Total of 6.000 sq m (65,000 sq ft) spread over 9 of the highest floor levels. RENT $81 00 psm pm ($7 50 psf pm) excluding service charge Major whole floor or multi-floor tenants will be given special concessions SERVICE CHARGE: Currently estimated to be
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      291 30 in O DISTRICT 10. Ridg.wood Aportmont. 4 bedrooms, close to Foreign Schools with full recreational facilities Rental partially furnished SMOO. DMTRKT 10. WooMorton Paffc. 3 bedrooms, central alrcon dlUonlng. split-level living/ dining wllh recreational facilities In serene environment Rental: $8,000. DMTRJCT 9, behind Lucky Plata, beautifully renovated, partially furnished. 3-bed-roomed
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      507 30 I zmb iji|| *i_i^a»amjaj»^i aiiw Mm i Top claaa apailiiiaiit/lownhouas In •xduahw dM. i 0 Surrounded by lush greenery. 3 good steed bedrooms with attached baths and family lounge on one level, large split-level living L dinIng with beautiful marble tiles, well fitted kitchen, balcony, facilities Include clubhouse, swimming pool.
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      438 30 APT/CONDO FOR LEASE Ardmore Park $5,400 Draycott Tower $5,500 Miramar Mansion (furnished) $4,500 Hilltop $3,000 APT/CONDO FOR SALE Orchid Apt $400,000 Shelford Road $700,000 HOUSES FOR LEASE Clementi Park $5,500 NasSimßoad(detacned) $6,500 EXCLUSIVE HOUSES FOR SALE Clementi Park $780,000 Chatsworth Road $2 6M For these many more ring us today.
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      629 30 i LA VENTURA. DMT. 10 Brand new Spanish designed townhouses 3 bedrooms/ study, living/ dining splll-level. Available furnished/ unfurnished $4 000 SMSS. CLEMENTI PARK CONOOMWBUM 3 bedrooms, wllh facilities, partially furnished $3,000. VSC PROPERTY: 288 SS SS o Wing On Life Oarden 4 bodcooms Calrnhlll Plaza 2 and 4 bodrooma
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      748 30 j§±\\ t Accommodation 4 WH Projwrttw CmPORT STUDIO APARTMENT for rental with furnishing at $2,000 Unit 0404.Te10k Blangah Road (Near World Trade Centre). Please contact *****8 bet 10 00 am to 500 pm CLEMENTI PARK, CONDOMINIUM 2-bedroomed and 3-bedroomed apartments Partially furnished or fully furnished Rental negotiable $1,800 to $3,500
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      665 31 Ground floor compartment available ranging from 3,000 sq.ft. No other facilities can beat si\<;\i»om; WAREHOUSE 60 Martin Rd Singapore 0923 Tel: *****19 *****11 SINGLE-STOREY WAREHOUSE SPACE Approa. SSOO aq.n. (or autodrvidad) a Also available office premises (mln 1800 sq ft withir adjoining new office building a Very centralised location with
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      276 32 110 Foreign IuROPES EDUCATIONAL CONSULTANTS AND EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT TRUST LOS ANGELES welcome Singapore students to pursue diploma and degree courses in State colleges and universities in the United States of America No fee paid tor mfor- i motion or counselling For more details re?iordmg admissions for anuary 1983, please
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      186 32 111 Academic REVISION GCE A/O LEVELS Commencing 2 Aug S3 A 3-month Intensive course preparing students for final examinations. Notes/past exam questions will be provided. Afternoon/EvenIng lessons. OCE A: OP, Econs, Mgt, Accounting, Add. Maths, Chinese, History, English. QCE O: English Language, Literature, Add. Maths, E. Maths (B C), Phy.
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      504 33 Restaurant/ fast food/ lounge spaca vtMsin Orchard Road area tor sale Al Orchard Place Shopping Centre centra meoansne fi'«w iitpii LaaMff* BsSjaaBBRS Door inosqft IM r. <?^t«O, f l"88<» C JUtact virsi i;ikoi CAfe RfeAUYPTE LTD T£lL? *****23 OIST I. I AVFNOfR STRCCT Ii IW2 r »>«•! i>)d Vacant posfesxlon
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      234 33 Education A Instruction Ito Feraign ■rEUROPES EDUCATIONAL CONSULTAMTb AND EBUCATIONAI RESOUm^ DEVELOPMENT THtr tCL AJIfitLES welcome ore student ii pursue diplorno and degree COUfb««< >r ".rat" <;ol- leg* and i» veis ties in the MiMi Stote-i of Arrter en No fee par f motion oFor more details re- i aording
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      128 33 REVISION GCE A/O LEVELS M 1 Aug S> nionir .it' atuu tor final wav vlded. Alter. OCE A: MgX, Chinese. History, EngGCE G I Add ->:, AccountFEE. $15 per atibtect B*H moßth. I PETER LOW SCHOOL OF ARTS AND COMMERCE Regd. wKhMin.efEdfl 303, sth Storey Cuppage Centre (bahind CoM Storage)
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      1126 34 Education A Instruction /M£V SYSTEMATIC BUSINESS f^raMj TRAINING CENTRE PLAN AHEAD Singapore is planning for her use of computers HAVE YOU PLANNED YOUR COMPUTER EDUCATION YET? Here Is your Planning Guide Cut It Out Now! SHORT COURSES (ONE PER WEEK) INTRODUCTION TO BASIC PROGRAMMING (Part 1 of 2-Part Court*) Commencing:
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      1701 34 (STUDY t 'h n e U stl MEET THE PRESIDENT OF NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE Wednesday, 4th August 1982, 8.00 p.m. HOLIDAY INN GARDEN BALLROOM IST FLOOR MR EDWARD SHAPIRO, PRESIDENT OF NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE, USA WILL PRESENT AN INFORMATIVE SEMINAR COVERING ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS, EXPENSES, LIVING CONDITIONS, ACADEMIC I PROGRAMS, ETC
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      558 34 I MR. AND MRS. SAW EWE SENG WISH TO THANK THEIR FRIENDS GRATEFULLY FOR THE CONDOLENCE AND SYMPATHY EXPRESSED AND THE WREATHS AND FLOWERS SENT DURING THEIR RECENT BEREAVEMENT. 141 DtMths j Mdm Ann* Chang Gu*k K*ow. aged 82 years, passed away i peacefully on 1 August 1982 leaving behind
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      737 35 A memorable weekend for trainer Allan By EQUESTRIENNE and FAIRWAY PENANG, Sun. Hot favourite, Sokltoml U set a new course record of 1:23.5 for 1,400 m in the Class 2 Div 1 event (Race 5) here today. Confidently ridden by leading jockey Terry Lucas, the
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      1405 35 (3) The Best 57 (3079-1386) Woon t (6) Sincerely Yours II 57 (2279-980) Chiam Tralaer: Yeoh Kheng Chye. Wea by: 8, 3. 1 (1:46.7). Tele: Spore $43, $15, $10 Pg $42. $24, $11 Fereeaat (Nea 7*l ealy): Spore $409, Pg $138, XL
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      1060 35 PENANG, Sun. Apprentice M Rahmat was suspended two race days by the stewards for careless riding on Gulf Eagle in the last race today. The Stipendiary Steward's report on today's races: BACE 1: Triple Limits (Sairi) Jumped out awkwardly and then lugged out. The gelding
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      1039 35 APPOINTMENTS GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL requires 1 ENGINEER B 2 EB3 8523.700 43 68Op a tax free. 2 ENGINEER (AIRCONDITIONING) B 2 EB3 8523.700 43.680 p.a. tax free 3 CHIEF TECHNICAL ASSISTANT C 3-4 EBS 8520 820 30.960 p.a. tax tree 4 CHIEF TECHNICAL ASSISTANT (AIRCONDITIONING) C 3-4
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      457 35 NOTICES JJ $hcmgri-La hotel SCHOLARSHIP (Hotel and Restaurant Management) Shangri-La Hotel is once again offering an opportunity to outstanding young people to further their education and vocation in the hospitality industry and to subsequently participate in the continued growth and development of the Hotel. We invite applications for the 1983
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      231 36 Record 22,000 for Norway Cap OSLO, Sun. The Norway Cup, which celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, will starttomorrow on 31 soccer fields here. Taking part will be a record 22,000 teenagers representing 1,180 teams of about 600 soccer clubs from at least 16 countries in Africa, Asia, North and
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      208 36 SOCCER WORLDWIDE FRANKFURT, Son. The West German team were unsportsmanlike in their controversial World Cnp first-round match against Austria, a meeting of the managing committee of the West German Football Federation decided here yesterday. But the federation did not accept allegations that the match, In which the
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      12 36 RoSSl...was banned three years for his part in the scandal
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      208 36 MADRID, Sun. The recent World Cup soccer finals were a great advertisement for Spain and will provide a financial shot-in-the-arm for the country's tourist industry, according to the tourism minister. Despite all the criticism against the organisers, and in particular Mundiespana, the consortium of travel
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      119 36 Barnes headed for Spain LONDON, Sun. Britain's export drive on top footballers continued yesterday with the news that Leeds United winger Peter Barnes wou*d transfer to Real Betis, of Spain. Following an earlier announcement that England World Cup striker Trevor Francis was <o move from Manchester City to Sampioria, of
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        41 36 LISBON, Sun. Brazil's Otto Gloria, manager of the Portuguese national side in the '60s, has been recalled for a period of two years. Gloria, who also formerly managed Benfica, will take up his new duties in three weeks.
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        34 36 In Nlmes, Southern France, Dutch international Roger van Goll has signed a two-year contract with French Second Division side Olympic Nimes. Van Goll, 32, who is currently with Antwerp.
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        50 36 In Chicago, Karl-Heinz Granitza, of Germany, scored two both Chicago Sting's goals in their 2-1 win over San Jose Earthquakes in a North American Soccer League match. Other results: San Diego Sockers 4 Edmonton Drillers 1, Seattle Sounders 3 Portland Timbers 0, Vancouver Whitecaps 3 Tulsa Roughnecks 2.
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        29 36 In Moscow, Dynamo Tbilisi edged CSKA Moscow 3-2 in a Soviet First Division match yesterday. In another match Dynamo Kiev and Zenith Leningrad drew 1-1. Agencies.
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      242 36 ROME, Sun. Italian footballers suspended in the wake of the bribes scandal, which rocked the country just over two years ago, have had their sentences reduced by the Italian Football Federation (FIGC). The unanimous decision of the FIGC Feoeral Council to lift
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      167 36 6 WE are closing one of the darkest and most dramatic chapters In the history of Italian a football. 7 Signor Matarese, president of Italy's Professional Leagues. seppe Wilson, of Lazio, Carlo Petrini and Guiseppe Savoldi, of Bologna, Enrico Albertosi, of AC Milan, Luciano Zecchini, of Perugia, Massimelli, of
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      225 37 Fit-again champion cruises home after trailing in 800 m MEADOWBANK (Scotland), Sun. Steve Ovett bounced back to something like his true form when he fought off the challenge of 19-year-old Peter Elliott in a four-nation athletics match here yesterday. uveii, uoggeu uy illness and injury
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      249 37 LONDON, Sun. Only one British all-comers' record was set at the British women's athletics championships at Crystal Palace here yesterday. Monica Joyce, 24, registered a time of 15 mm. 45.26 sec. for the 5,000 metres to better the previous best by four seconds. She finished about
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      243 37 IMm: 1 A. Wells (Scot) 10.54 2 C.Sharp (Scot). 2Mm: 1 T. Bennett (Eng) 21.23 2 A. Mcmaster (Eng)SR. Podlas (Pol). 4Mm: 1 R. Wichrowski (Pol) 46.77 2 S. Scutt (Eng). l^Mm: 1 S. Ovett (Eng) 1:47.59 2 P. Elliott (Eng) 3 B. Breigan (Nor). I I,Mm:
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        30 37 BASEBALL Defending champions Taiwan beat South Korea 5-2 in the 1982 Far East Little League championship in Osaka. Other remits: Japan 15 Guam 0; Hongkong 8 Indonesia 1.
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        22 37 BASKETBALL Kuang Hua, of Taiwan, won the first Malaysian international invitation tournament when they beat Nippon Kokan, of Japan, 75-59
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        Knock-out
        40 37 BOXING World Boxing Council UgV. weight champion Alexis Arguello, of Nicaragua, took only one round an 2 mm. 04 sec. to knock out Kevin Rooney, of the United States, in a World Boxing Council light-welterweight fight in Atlantic City.
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        Dominance
        127 37 CANOEING East Germany snatched four gold medals as East Europe swept the board winning all but one title in the seven finals of the world still-water championship in Belgrade Sweden were the only Western side to win a gold, silver and bronze. B«salU: Oae-sua kaysk, I.IM metres: 1 Rimediger
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        55 37 MOTORCYCLING Kenny Loberts, of the United States, rill still start the 500 cc class f the British Grand Prix at ilverstone In pole position. Roberts, who clocked his 1 lln. 29.84 sec. on Friday, was early a second faster than [aly's Franco Uncini. the cur nit leader and
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        41 37 SAILING The Soviet crew > of Dimitri Berioskin and Igor Kuznetsov won the world jun ior 470 championship in Sweden. Sweden's pairs of Magnus Lunderen ana Urban Lagneus and Jan Bergstroem and Rasmus Bergstroem were second I and third respectively.
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        31 37 VOLLEYBALL The United States lost 1-3 (13-15, 9--15. 154, 9-15) to hosts Japan in the final game of their sevengame aeries. The Japanese won the friendly aeries 4-3 Agencies.
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      8 37 CHRIS LAYER LENDL CONNORS
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      93 37 Chris claims indoor title SYDNEY, San. Chris Evert Uoyd defeated BettUa Bunge 6-3, M la the flaal •fthe ISS2W, •N (S4I(,«M) Australian wamea's ladaw Irani* tournament here today. Prr-tournament favourite Martina Navratllovm was kaaeked •it yesterday by teenager Andrea Jaeger after raffertag badly frum hip and grain muscular problems. IB
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      107 37 Layer has an easy hour ILLINOIS, Sun. Topseeded Rod Layer deieated fellow Australian Fred Stolle 6-1, 6-1 in the semifinals of the Legends of Tennis championship yesterday. Layer needed only an hour to advance to today's final, in which he meets second-seeded Ken Rosewall, who defeated England's Mark Cox 6-1,
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      90 37 Lendl through to last four NEW HAMPSHIRE, Sun. Ivaa Lendl, of Ciechaslavakia, outplayed Hungary's Balazs Taraeiy 1-2, M yesterday In the qnarter-flnals «f a OSS2M,M« ($42«,iH) tennis tournament. Jese Lois Clerc, af Argentina, beat Spain's Fernando Luna 6-4. 6- la another quarter-final. Since Wimbledon, Clerc has wan two competitions and
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      214 37 Connors defeats Borg again RICHMOND, Virginia. Sun. Wimbledon champion Jimmy Connors, relying on a steady ground-stroke game, overcame flashes of brilliance from Bjorn Borg yesterday to beat the Swede M. 34, 7-5, 6-3 in an exhibition tennis match. Connors earned US$4O,--000 ($85,200) for his victory before a sellout crowd of
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      338 37 STUTTGART, Sun. Ireland's Christy O'Connor Jr remained at the top of the leaders' board, but found himself joined by three companions in the third round of the West German Open golf championship yesterday. O'Connor, who led by one-stroke overnight, slumped to a 74 for a
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        Jean and Juanita thrill crowd in five-setter
        396 38  -  EVEN if they had tried, the organisers couldn't have stage-managed a better climax for the Anchor Business Houses squash league than the match between Jean Chue and Juarvta Kwok in the women's final at the East Coast Recreation Centre yesterday. With the match
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        451 38  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By I IT was not the confirmation that he is the best tennis player in Singapore that tickled Mahader Hassan as he sipped chilled Martini after beating Hashim Sidek 6-3, 6-1 in the men's singles final of the Pesta Sukan championships at
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      Lock icon Chance for US to gauge East Germans
      324 38 Chance for US to gauge East Germans GUAYAQUIL (Ecuador) Sun. The world's fastest swimmers meet for the first time in four years today with freestyle specialist Rowdy Games and all-rounder Tracy Caulkins, of the United States, setting the stage for potential records. The women's 400 metres individual medley will serve
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      Megan rises to occasion
      87 38 Megan rises to occasion GUAYAQUIL (Ecuador), Son. Kentucky-born Megan Neyer overcame a momentary loss of concentration yesterday to win the women's springboard diving at the world swimming championships. Neyer, 2t, had been leading all the way when she dropped to third after a fluffed dive with only three of the
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      127 38 GUAYAQUIL (Ecuador). Sun. Canadians Sharon Hambrook and Kelly Kryckza won the synchronised swimming duet gold medal today at the world swimming championships. Americans Tracie Ruiz and Candace Costie took the silver and Japan's Ikuko Abe and Masae Fujiwara the bronze. Synchronised swimming was first practised
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      Lock icon Aussies come within ace of upsetting US
      281 38 GUAYAQUIL (Ecuador), Sun. Australia came within an ace of upsetting the United States in the world swimming championships water polo competition, succumbing to a four-goal burst in the final two minutes. The Australians entered the final quarter last night 3-2 ahead, and at
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      $75,000 carrot dangled to lure the stars
      192 38 $75,000 carrot dangled to lure the stars CASH prlies worth r>»,m will be offered In the ninth International Squah Rackets Feder*tlon individual championships In New Zealand tram Oct. 6-12 next year, reports TAY CHENG KHOON. And, a further $38,»M has been proposed by the organisers for the ISRF team champion
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      276 38 LONDON, Sun THE Formula One motor racing circus could visit Moscow next year. Bernie Ecclestone. president of the Formula One Constructors' Association, will travel to the Soviet Union next month to finalise plans for a Moscow Grand Prix, provisionally scheduled for August. 1983. Like
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      Lock icon Jaguar off quickest
      88 38 FRANCORCHAMPS (BelRium), Sun. The British Jaguar, crewed by the Walkinshaw and Nicholas team, were quickest off the mark in the Francorchamps 24 hours endurance race, which began here yesterday. But at the end of the first leg, contested in heavy rain, five BMW cars were in tf°
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      Mixed U-12 squash
      52 38 Mixed U-12 squash FOR the first time, a muted under-12 event will be included in the Pakistan Airlines Singapore Closed squash championships from Aug. 22 to Sept. 5 Entry forms are available at the Singapore Squash Rackets Association office in Rutland Road and at the Kallang Squash Centre. Entries close
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      Lock icon Hickman dies after crash
      190 38 MILWAUKEE (Wisconsin), Sun. Jim Hickman, the 1982 Indianapolis 500 Rookie of the Year, died early this morning of injuries suffered in a grinding crash during a practice session for the Tony Bettenhausen 200 Indy motor car race. Hiokman, a 39-year-old veteran of road racing, had earlier
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      353 39 GHANA, making their debut in the Merdeka tournament starting here on Thursday, have been drawn in Group B in the new groupings made by the Football Association of Malaysia competitions committee today. The African Nations champions, who will arrive nere on Thursday, have
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      Fandi is ready for pro soccer
      348 39  - Fandi is ready for pro soccer GODFREY ROBERT COMMENT...By SIXTEEN months ago, when Fandi Ahmad's name was linked with the Dutch First Division club AZ Alkmaar and a few regional teams, I was among the majority who felt strongly that our hottest soccer property should spurn professional offers. The important
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      Lock icon Tame Dragons
      100 39 CAPE TOWN, Sun. A visiting cosmopolitan rugby XV called Tokkie's Dragons lost 7-20 (halftime 3-10) to a Western Province selection here yesterday. The visitors, named after their manager, A.D.C. (Tokkie) Smith, a South African businessman in Hongkong, won the first game of their five-match tour against a Boland
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      Set for another victory tonight
      451 39 SINGAPORE SHOULD PROVE TOO STRONG FOR HONGKONG By JOE DORAI ANOTHER drubbing appears to be in store for Hongkong when they meet Singapore in the Asian youth soccer tournament at the National Stadium tonight (7). Based on their performances on the opening night, the Republic's
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      TODAY'S FIXTURES
      83 39 TODAY'S FIXTURES ".M p.m. Singapore v Hongkong. 8.45 South Korea v China (Both at the National Stadium). TEAM Thailand North Korea Japan Indonesia P W D L F A Pt 110 0 7 0 2 i 110 0 5 0 2 10 0 10 5 0 10 0 10 7
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      Woodlands triumph
      26 39 WOODLANDS United beat Marsiling Internationals M for the Lee Yeok Seng soccer trophy at Bukit Timah yesterday. Henry Teo (2) and Ahmad Sani scored.
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      Seletar set £or double
      731 39  -  DEREK WILD GOLF. By SELETAR's golfers were in scintillating form at Jalan Kayu yesterday. They scored a magnificent clean sweep over luckless, bottom-of-the-table Jurong to set themselves up for a great Premier-F N League double this season. However, with their last matches next Sunday at Warren,
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      Lock icon Yuko wins golf title
      87 39 MAEBASHI (Japan), Sun. Japan's Yuko Moriguchi held off a challenge from Tv Ai-Yu, of Taiwan, to win a 15 million yen ($125,670) women's golf tournament near here today. She shot a 40 in the final round, which was cut to nine holes because of heavy rains,
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      Spore bid to play hosts
      152 39  -  PETER SIOW By SINGAPORE will bid to host the world amateur snooker championship in 1968. This was revealed by Lee Khyn Huoy, president of the Singapore Billiards and Snooker Council, yesterday. Said Lee: "I will leave with Richard Yap, the SBSC secretary, for the International
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      Lock icon Mears takes pole position
      37 39 MILWAUKEE (Wisconsin). Sun. Rick Mears, regaining the edge he carried through the early season, roared lo a track record yesterday to win pole positition (or the Provimi Veal-Tony Bettenhausen 200 Indy-car race AP.
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      97 39 PBEMIKR LEAGUE TEAM P W D L Pt. tfeteUr 13 II I Ml I II I I I VmkMUi U I 4 1 Warns v 1 i ■Ml Seataa* 11 S 4 (Ui.l 13 1 t I Jan* IJ I i > I i a it 4 It 4
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      21 40 THAILAND'S hero, Piyapong Pne-On (right) beats helpless Indonesian goalkeeper Argus for his fifth goal Pictures by JERRY SEH
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      North Koreans trounce Japanese in a show of classy soccer
      388 40  - North Koreans trounce Japanese in a show of classy soccer JOE DORAI By. CLASSY, silky soccer was what more than 8,000 fans at the National Stadium enjoyed last night as North Korea thrashed Japan 5-0 in the Asian youth tournament. The North Korean performance was one of likely champions. Everything
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      Piyapong weaves magic with feet
      347 40  -  PETER SIOW By PIYAPONG PUE-ON, almost always impossible to pin down when travelling on all cylinders, sent Indonesia on a merry chase as he steered Thailand to a 7-0 triumph in the Asian youth soccer tournament at the National Stadium last night. And he did
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      Lock icon England on top
      135 40 BIRMINGHAM, Sun. A record-breaking last-wicket stand by wicket-keeper Bob Taylor and captain Bob Willis gave England a firm grip on the first cricket Test against Pakistan after the third day's play here yesterday. Taylor and Willis defiantly added 79 to lift struggling England from 224 for nine
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      Zainal out
      43 40 BANDUNG, Sun. Zainal Abidin, Singapore's East Asia champion, lost 9-1, 0-9, 7-9, 4-9 to Pakistani professional Rahim Gul in the semi-finals of the Bandung Open squash championships here today. In the final, later, Fahim Gul beat Rahim. his elder brother, 3-1.
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      Chandran in fine form for Jansenites
      333 40  - Chandran in fine form for Jansenites J. R AJENDRAN By INSPIRED by skipper C. Chandran "s superlative performance, Jansenites beat Singapore Airlines 3--0 in an entertaining Strobel Premier League hockey match yesterday. The small-built Chandran must have covered almost every blade of grass on the Tanglin pitch, but it was
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      Cairnhill almost there
      46 40 CAIRNHILL virtually assured themselves of the National Football League Division Two championship when they trounced title-contenders Toa Payoh 5-2 at Bedok yesterday Other results Div. Three: Sembawang 4 Pastr Paniang 0. Baleitier United 4 Royal FC 1. Pioneer Arsenal 2 Pongfjol CSC 1
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      Trouncing
      18 40 SINGLES trounced Marrieds 6--0 in a Velu Nadeson Pillay Memorial Trophy soccer match at Dover Road yesterday
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      Champs complete campaign in style
      289 40  - Champs complete campaign in style By I LEONARD KING SINGAPORE Softball Association Men's Senior League champions, Singapore Recreation Club Hunters, completed theii campaign in winning fashion when they thrashed the National University of Singapore 11-1 at Dover Road yesterday. Hunters, who never really stretched themselves throughout, were heading for a
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      SRA on target
      113 40 SINGAPORE Rifle Association blasted their way to a silver and a bronze medal in the free pistol event on the opening day of the Pesta Sukan shooting competition at Mount Vernon yesterday, reports PETER SIOW. In the free pistol team event, SRA totalled 2,000 points to finish
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      Hero Martens
      151 40 FRED MARTENS' unbeaten 97 steered Singapore Cricket Club's First XI to a sevenwicket win over Singapore Chinese Recreation Club in a Singapore Cricket Association Division One match at Balestier Raod yesterday. Scare*: SCRC 180-9 (Urn Siong Wan 34, P. Jayasuriya 51, A. Taylor 3-15) SCC Ist XT 181-3
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      96 40 TODAY'S EVENTS HOCKEY Frte«aiy: Negri Sembilan v Indian Association (Balestier Road. 5.20 p.m.). SHOOTING Pesia Sakaa: Trap and skeet championships (Rifle Range Road, 9 a.m.). Rifle and pistol meet (Mt. Vernon, 9 a.m.). SOCCEB AsUa Yaatfc: Hongkong v Singapore (7 p.m.). South Korea v China (8.45 p.m.) both at National
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    Lock icon US move to triple neutron weapons
    390 41 US move to triple neutron weapons SAY REPORTS WASHINGTON, Sunday THE United States is engaged in a secret military project that could double or even triple the number of controversial neutron (enhanced radiation) weapons in its arsenal, according to official sources. Government scientists and engineers are developing a small nuclear
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    170 41 Busy day for patrolmen YESTERDAY was a busy day for Constable Tan Phee An and other traffic policemen on the expressways. During his first hoar of patrolling East Coast Parkway, he flagged down two cars, two lorries, a M-wheeled track and trailer, a motorcycle and two bteyclea. He caught them
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    Boosting schoolcommunity ties
    318 41  -  TERESA 001 MINISTRY PLAN TO FORM EXECUTIVE PANELS By Our Education Correspondent THE Education Ministry is thinking of introducing an executive committee in schools to strengthen ties between a school and the community. The committee could be made up of prominent members of society and senior school
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    243 41 Reagan orders new Mid-East policy WASHINGTON, Sun. US President Ronald Reagan has ordered Secretary of State George Shultz to work out a new integrated policy for the Middle East and Persian Gulf including the appointment of a presidential envoy to replace Mr Philip Habib, the Boston Globe reported today. The
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    377 41 Paris spells out stance on Cambodia BEIJING, Sunday FRANCE firmly condemned Vietnam's military occupation of Cambodia yesterday but added it could never countenance a return to power of former Khmer Rouge leader Pol Pot. Visiting French External Relations Minister Claude Cheysson told this to Chinese Foreign Minister Huang Hua during
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      250 41 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Most of the top local insurance companies performed better last year than their counterparts overseas in terms of underwriting profits, reports LEE YOKE MENG. The Tong Eng group will build two commercial-cum-residential projects at a total construction cost of about $45 million. The
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      The REAL Sunee story
      1941 1 ON Monday, March 27, the British tabloid newspaper Daily Mirror featured a story on its front page by its chief foreign correspondent, 1979 British Journalist of the Year John Pilger. A prominent headline "Ewcluive: I b*agkt this child far £85" ran across the top of a
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      The man who found a gent
      1759 2 A struggling American jewellery designer staked his all to buy up an unknown purple mineral. His gamble paid off, and he is now a millionaire. ANTHEA DISNEY reports. A FEW years ago Randy Polk was a struggling jeweller, fashioning rings and bracelets out of
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      A fixer's charade of slavery
      1602 5 A fixer's charade of slavery m The broader theme of child exploitation in the Pilger article cannot be disputed WHEN the Thai Labour Department summoned a Press conference in May to refute a controversial child-slavery article published in the British masscircuUtion Daily Mirror, it appeared at first glance that they
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      When developers bump up against tradition
      1604 7 MASSACHUSETTS General Hospital wanted to raze Its 91-year-old Resident Physician's House to build a 10-storey research facility but decided instead to move the existing structure to another part of the campus. The reason: A board called the Boston Landmarks Commission said the two-storey colonialrevival
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        818 12 JOHN and Barbara Jackson live in rural Kansas, where the winters are long and there is not much to do except watch television. But the reception is bad and there is no cable television. So last August, as a 25th anniversary present to themselves, they spent US$5,OOO (about
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        588 12 On their way. FOR a population of just over two million, the number of video cassette players In Singapore is staggering. That's why Warner Home Video, part of Hollywood's big Warner Bros film corporation, is capitalising on this fact the legal way by setting up a video rental outfit here.
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        Jolly good fun in Dixieland style
        348 13 KENNY Ball and his Kngllsh Janmen may Dot appear to have much In common with the Irish New Wave band, the KuomUun Rate, or the IS folk rook do*, America. Bnt they were following In the two groupw' footsteps when they played at the
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        Why Steiger chose rabbi role
        691 13 ROD Steiger knows that acting is a business. He knows that Hollywood puts commerce before art, and that even a star has to earn a living. He knows that a i ofitable part can be just as necessary as a juicy one. Yet, he lives
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        Restoring stereo gems
        752 13 Restoring stereo gems on rec^^rd MANY record collectors look back on the early years of the stereo era with fond nostalgia. The rapid improvement achieved in sound reproduction was complemented by innovative programming and performances of great stature that even today rank with the best available. The characteristic European recording
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      175 7 70 YOUR NEW/ PREMISES COOA A t~ rfU/W Akdido Pf o.ltil. I Q|Mr rwnw I ollMCa LHUW VV/Ve,.4<*lres'>M'.from IsMugusf 1982) M ENGINEERING 00. I Block 6 No* 104» 106 Pandan Loop. Sm«»pore os l 2 rjTr I -Tf-k I Tel 777SSSS Cable LEROY SOMER lelei RS ***** LSEA H r
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      473 7 We know your enemy. Amazingly adaptable T^"™" >-~^i^M^MK •m and hardy. I t. ~7^C-"""' cockroaches have i A survived for more than^u^"^*"^ ja^^^" j^^ __^^^k.l A 250 million years \4 aß^a^^r^jrfO^^V^X^D^B^S B^Bbßbts!^^^^^^^ I Contaminat 6 n ot only aa^ I food but stores I cupboards et<can breed up to IM\
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      264 8 *vwXKOPooQ<r{K>ooooooooo6q UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF O THE ACTING MINISTER FOR SOCIAL AFFAIRS < I DR. AHMAD MATTER -.jS SINGAPORE SPORTS COUNCIL presents I I GRAND FILM PREMIERE IN AID OF THE SPORTS AID FUND C ODEON: Wed., Sept. 1, '82 at 9.15pm C SPONSORED ©CITIZEN An action adventure romantic
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      547 8 bONMfI bMifnonil Palace N«w Town and Queenstown MOW BHOWWK2I (CAP: Laat Day!) G 11 130. 4,6 45. 8 30pm C P Q: 1 JO, J. 30. 7 15. S 30 NT: 1 JO, 3 M 7 00. 9 OOpfn &C A Maiden K A y. Wanderer '*P.-vjW.« dementi Palace TOMOMMOW
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      464 8 [/&/AFE. HERE!^p[ V J C-n\^ (j^—^w -ti Dear Food Lovers, 1 fQ \3^T\ t* -^**^M The Kebabs are eaten A \T^J A \k IPS with relish and fervour J if V &j( all throughout the I NJ afML FV a great capital cities of the \j Q\ JL world London,
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      250 8 iiiiiiiiis LIDO Last Few DAYS! (*****14) 5 SHOWS: 11am, 1.45, 4.00. 6.45, 9.15 i NEVER BEFORE SEEN! I Confiscated Secret Vietcong Battle Film! v JaW^ V I«HLs (CTt I a* T aaW fas I 111* \s^ a*TkaaWi^aaT B a»aVaßK V 111-< @|gu^M)i.i)ii:irs CAPITOL Last 3 DAYS! (*****59) 5 SHOWS: 11im,
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      606 8 a 1 9 T> V*_ m i ■■^;H>-t»i J aTfTitH'll" NOW SHOWtsIG Mo Fr*» Lnt Mom. I X). 4 00, 6 45. 915 "Kanflfci fmparar- Moodorm mt 1 P NOW SHOWIMG No Fre« Li« I I I om. 1 45. 4 00. 6459 1 5 1 Kungtu Empator" Mondorm I
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      501 9 APPOINTMENTS rr Singapore Airiino mute applications for the lolUminj: positions SKMOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS Within the salary scjk- $650 50 $1650 Singapore Polwechnic I cchmcian Diploma or cqimalent in building maintenance and management Must BBVC at least 2 w.irs' evpenence in building scmccs maintenance. Prelerence will he gi\en 10 those who
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      686 9 I Applications are Invrted tof me tollov^ I mgports. I 1 StCOWTY OWCf. R H (a) OCE O lev* certificate wtth pos*es I H in 5 iut>*«cn of wrilcf, 3. should be at Olevef H (b)5 yean' experience In the police I |H| torce o< any security organisation H To
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      609 9 CAREER OPPORTUNITY The Information Handling Systems industry will be growing significantly in the 1980s. This is important to Singapore, having adopted the strategy to restructure its economy. IBM Singapore a leader in the field of computing, word processing and related products is expanding to support its existing and rapidl/ growing
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      1003 9 The HUB of Singapore's B Computer Activities I Join the growing number of computer professionals who want to I be 'n the centre of computer activities in Singapore NCB is now I looking for experienced computer professionals to fill senior and I top-level vacancies. I Tertiary professional qualifications with at
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      397 10 A presentation /ro/7? to the V \M C^ Trade onlyx l II W With the THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, INDUSTRY AGRICULTURE AND HANDICRAFT OF Italian M?\^ Businessmen AJ^H^vJiNA at the lyk^V FIRMS PRODUCTS EUROTENNA Ladles' 'OPANKA style sandals with calf leather upper A man's sandals POX Men's classic and casual
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      23 10 INTRODUCING > THE LATEST AND MOST EXCITING ADVENTURE SERIES BY CAROLYN KEENE THE DANA GIRLS ONLY $4.95 l AVAILABLE FROM ALL GOOD BOOKSHOPS j
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      269 10 pARFIELP By Jim Davis IWE MUST PO Xf IT'S rVJOT AAV s SOAETMINGr \(FAOLT YOU LEFT ABOUT YOUR JS TH£ GrARUC S> 3KEATH, CHE£5e OUT GARFIELP V *-A9.T NIGHT STAR WARS By Archie Goodwill &Al Williamson L*7al^^^n^l^^n 1 IF VOU e for the. />OWEJ? G&M Af-PfcCTINGr VUUk JUDCrMENT, LSjfl TOO
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      35 11 w^~ NEED A CAR? fjSLfc^i FIND IT IN THE STRAITS «MMB| TIMES CLASSIFIED Take a short cut and turn to V J The Straits Times Classified for the widest selection of new and used cars.
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      529 11 HO-431 J i te 111/-, r Your jewellery valuables. I birth certificates, share i K certificates, title deeds and other important hq.,, documents are kept in your home In drawers. placed on shelves, of a tire tne contents in the perhaps even in <;ate wlll remain cardboard boxes that are
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      254 11 PEANUTS BySchalx KNOCK KNOCK By Andy Hold Dan Arnold ANAN6ELAPPEAREPTO 111I 11 IF A FOUL BALL 15 HIT ||^7?/E^||( PETER f.) ME,SCMROEPERANC?TOLP BEHINPTHIRP BASE. IT'S l/ll(rr!iir^ /^\F METO 6IVETHISMESSA6E TME SHORTSTOP'S PLAY!" ViU/ICK JFH' /^T^ TME LJORLP... V|C™ J §\'A (A^ 7^ ri^ TMAT'SAVERV I EXPECT TO \i i^ E^
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      265 12 THERE'S A GREAT NEW PAPER IN TOWN AND ITS BRINGING YOU GRAND PRIZES! .^B^^BSSSsP^SsW l I blb^^^blHbHb^i..^^ll I POUR 24 EPftEUVES COULEUR I DEVELOP ANY ROLL J OF FILM AT THE SINGAPORE B 1 COLOUR CENTRE 1 AND YOU'LL GET ma I ROLL OF I NEW AGFACOLOR I I 100
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      42 12 B§ i 111 ,v— lY^l^Wj. 3 OZ. oQ^^9 M*fiffiWH!*i£in "!> cq?5 l| eve stuffy" <>*„ mmmmSßSSmm I e H^ L T distress. cm*p^^^ ■J^JJlVAkll'.li.iy.'B m. *U*COt.O TIGHTNESS^ Jg lttgggW| C SKIN IRWTATIO" I Mentholatum I Mentholatum Mentholatum I l^^sSS QIMTMtM OINTMENT 1 OINTMENT aß^^Ell^^P^^B-
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      529 12 SINGAPORE CIVIL pie's Gallery. 9 a.m. p.m. Ends tomorrow. AVIATION PAST 5.30 p.m. Ends on Aug TI AN JIN PULL AND PRESENT 10. CUT CARPET EXHIExhibition of 120 his- EXHIBITION —On BITION Singapore torical items covering Chinese paintings of Conference Hall. Noon airport development, celebrated artists, an- 9 p.m. Ends
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      180 13 The Popular and Palatable SERRAVALLO'S TONIC (CINCHONA AND IRON WINE) /P> w Bni Jlr^ Mm I B^lHs SERRAVALLO It is for your benefit to read the following: It is our advice that you should insist on buying the original and genuine Serravallo's Tonic. Serravallo's Tonic is made solely from the
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      595 13 One of the most incredible places to see in Asia is a fantastic bargain from now until September. From now until September our famous Cowrie drill «ti 30, 19HJ. The Manila Hotel Will menu lunch or dinner in our pamper you for four day. tor popular Cite ll.ir.n 11.i...- (h>r
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      690 14 textil commerz THE FANTASTIC wr ddr berlin PYRAMID rAMF GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC ll' a\ I I a^aH aSa^W/lkial iV *b*bHbMb^^^S 1 aTtf*BTß^flai I* *^-^at <B J^Ljb*bV 1 ana dismantling a pyramid. #M J ii IH i lv/ *I j^ JW Mak^P^ 41-*4 A^s/Cj. Mafl aHataf Hat taMP^' *^aUW*f 'P f
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      1684 14 Vjßß^ASiSJjßv^B^i^ r-.i M k_ 1 1 y m y^\ I /""N 9r^\ f\ S M AM National Anthem gramme features Ronnie IC Uf \A M ,^-j v n- Ti- m*-*.~A 65 A Community Keeps House different as snow on Mount Everest And to prove foUowed by Opening An- MUsap Nev
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      1089 1  -  HIS study proclaims vividly his many interests Chinese antiques, painting, poetry and culture. The minute I was ushered into Mr CM. Wong's room, the modern world was closed upon us. The host offered me a chair from the Ming dynasty, and we began
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        249 1 APPOINTMENTS SYARIKAT PEMBENAAN YEOH TIONG LAY SDN BHD In view of our company's expansion programme, we invite suitably qualified and experienced candidates for the following posts in Kuala Lumpur to assist us in the construction of high-rise commercial builidings. MINIMUM NO. POST EXPERIENCE QUALIFICATION 1. PROJECT MANAGER Minimum 1 0
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        481 1 GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY requires 1 SYSTEMS ANALST B 2 8523.700 39.360 p.a Oft B 2 EB3 8523,700 43,680 p.a. tax free. 2 PROGRAMMER C 2 EB3 8515.120 23,760 pa OR C 3 EB4 8520.820 27,360 pa. tax free. 3 OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR C3-4EBS— 8520.820--30,960 pa tax free. 4
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        316 1 I 1 GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL AND HEALTH requires BIOMEDICAL ENGINEER 8523.700 8543.680 per annum tax free. Salary is on an annual incremental scale. Starting salary will depend on qualifications and experience, (f 1 .00 Sterling Brunei $3.7910 but the rate exchange fluctuates) Qualifications and Experience: B. Sc.
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        269 1 ACCOUNTANT (Treasury Department) Applications are invited for the above position. The successful candidate should be able to work independently, have good analytical abilities and should be experienced in preparation of cash flow and financial reports. Qualified accountants or advanced students who have worked in banks or corporate treasury departments are
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        209 2 NOTICES ANNOUNCEMENT With immediate effect Reliance Holidays Pte Ltd Is now known as K S Travel Private Limited TEL: *****33 (5 lines) *****66 (3 lines) We ofgamse packaged tours to the Far East as well as other parts of the world We also handle air-ticketing, incentive tours and special incentive
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        88 2 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Mr Francis SMh Yong Kofc, LC. No: *****76/Z has ceased to be employed by us with immediate effect as from Ist August 1982. He is no longer authorised to transact any business or collect any monies on our behalf. RICHILL INDUSTRIES Notice is hereby
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        330 2 I National Computer Board Undergraduat© Scholarships In Computer InfoimoWon Systems/ Computer Science/Computer Engineering Applications are invited from talented GCE 'A' level students who Intend to pursue the above honours degree courses at renowned universities In USA, Canada and U.K. in 1963. They are open to Singapore Citizens and children of
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        267 2 UNITED MERCHANT BANK LTD ANNOUNCEMENT We are pleased to announce that United Merchant Bank Ltd ("UMB") is the new name for United Chase Merchant Bankers Limited ("UCMB"). UMB became a wholly-owned subsidiary of United Overseas Bank Limited ("UOB") on 30 June 1982, following the acquisition by UOB of the remaining
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        752 2 L g> Ifc^ii. I *m »jt a t* it i it* nk» /jji- n^i iSAi +R r- Effective reading <7 J fWk AMnderthenewrul^moretluuiMtypeß -J— THIS ««ay wUj I be *o»dc«t over RadJ. Thr** Let's Learn Mandarin from t veUln C I^Ul SJI Fv? ±K it r±=l <4fc_ £^y\^^££ m repeat
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        600 3 APPOINTMENTS An established trading company specialized in hotel catering products, householdwares, kitchenwares and electrical appliances requires additional suitably qualified personnel to join them asHOTEL CATERING PRODUCTS MANAGER Good contacts and relationships within the Hotel Industry Age between 30 40 years •At least 3 years' experience in a similar or related
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        1256 3 ©We are looking for a suitably qualified person to fill the position of FIELD EXECUTIVE (consumer products) in our Marketing organisation This is a contract position and the successful candidate will be engaged initially for 2years He will be responsible for the management of our promotion, distribution and sales efforts
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        498 3 EASTERN PLANTATION AGENCY (JOHORE) SON. BHD. a wed established and expanding plantation group invites applications from qualified Malaysian citizens, particularly Bumiputras. for the post of:ASSISTANT AGRONOMIST Applicants should possess a degree in Agriculture Science from a recognised university. Preference will be given to graduates who specialise in Soil Science Working
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        778 4 SEBARANG pengkajian atau perbincangan mengenaikesusasteraan Melayu tidak akan dapat dianggap lengkap lagi menyeluruh tanpa menyorot kepada sejarah '"erkembangannya sejak zaman datuk nenek moyang kita iaitu apabila masyarakat Melayu dahulu masih menganut kepercayaan animisma. Salah satu sebabnya ialah kerana hasil-hasil kesusasteraan Melayu yang kita ketahui hari
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        906 4  -  THE Malay literature that we know today has a long tradition which can be traced back to hundreds or even thousands of years ago. It began in a period when the Malays were totally illiterate and had no written traditon. It was a
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        1020 4 APPOINTMENTS A#/ Ay <iy Johor Baru htemalkxßl-Aaa/Racific Holiday Inn will be the first international hotel in Johor Baru adjoining a large commercial and entertainment complex. Each of its 200 luxuriously furnished rooms and suites will have individually controlled airconditioning, private bathroom, colour television with in-house movies, mini-bar and refrigerator. Other
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        182 4 \m RAJA LEKUK *atrator: Aiisan Story by Harm A.R. \W MM^L\\\\\waEß&i!!mww(jimu^^m\m\2^ECßX^^fi^wffijty3l m^ HF^ Jk^^^^m%m\\^B*mw mr^^mWwtKmWWWmmm ff^mmWW f m 17a) "Sayi datant dari Sincapura dan akan berada kka-kira sebrian di b) "Saya tahu behi Jalan Cempaka tu. Enc* hendak :ari rumah siapa," KeUntan. Itu pun beriantunt kepada kawan saya dan urusan
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