The Straits Times, 3 August 1982

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    13 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, AUGUST iflMl 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    The neighbours who really care...
    526 1 The neighbours who really care HDB survey on reactions to lift alarms SIX out of every 10 Singaporeans spring into action each time they hear lift alarms ring in Housing Board estates proving once again that they care. The acid test of their concern for others is in the promptness
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    Lock icon Negri murder rap man dies
    230 1 Negri murder rap man dies KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. BUSINESSMAN Azizl Tumpuk, 53, one of the five people charged with the murder of former Ntfgri SembUan Speaker Datuk Mohamad Taha Talib. died on the way to the General Hospital here today. Aziz complained of severe pain in the abdomen to the
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    Lock icon The loving skeletons
    59 1 BEIJING. Mon. Two 3.000--year-old skeletons, one tightly hugging the other's neck, nave been found in the Sinkiang region near the old "Silk Road." Xinhua news agency reported today Xinhua did not offer any explanation for the hugging skeletons, found in what might have been an ancient minority
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    Short of food
    46 1 JAKARTA. Mon More than 50.000 people living near Galunggung volcano in West Java will be short of food for the next three months because its eruptions have destroyed crops, a local official. Imam Sulaiman. said today Mt Qi lunggung erupted again last :.«-uter
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    Lock icon Dearer fares
    41 1 TOKYO Mon Japan derided to raise fares on international flights from Tokyo by per cent on routes to North America and Oceania and by 5 per cent on those to Europe and South-east Asia, effective from Aug 10 Reuter
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    Lock icon Rocket attack on West Beirut
    527 1 UP TO 200 REPORTED KILLED IN THREE-PRONGED ACTION BY ISRAELIS 4 THE price of aggression most be rendered Incalculably high m> that the aggressar will be deterred by "goad sense" from launching an attack in the first place. Fighting in built-up areas is destructive aad
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    Women decoys used to nab errant cabbies
    202 1  - Women decoys used to nab errant cabbies RAY DHALIWAL By FOUR women posing as prostitutes are being used by the Registry of Vehicles (ROY) to bring to book errant taxi drivers. An ROY official said that the women helped plain-clothes officers to catch 50 taxi drivers in late-night operations held
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    Lock icon Moscow expels newsman
    128 1 Moscow expels newsman MOSCOW, Mon. The Soviet Foreign Ministry said today it i o.s expelling American correspondent Andrew Nagorski of Newsweek magazine for "impermissible journalistic practices," the first such move against a US journalist since the Seventies. Mr Yuri Viktorov, deputy chief of the ministry's Press Department, accused Nagorski of
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    Lock icon Poles flee in rubber raft
    78 1 KARLSKRONA (Sweden). Mon. Two young Poles have crossed the Baltic Sea in an inflatah.e raft and applied for political asylum in Sweden, police here said today. The men, aged 26 and 28, left Gdansk last Saturday and, with the aid of a compass and an
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    Lock icon On Asian security
    42 1 MANILA. Mon Australian Defence Minister lan Sinclair discussed Asian security issues with President Ferdinand Marcos today. Mr Sinclair, who arrived on Saturday for a five-day official visit to the Philippines, had a 30 minute talk with Mr Marco*. Reuter
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    Lock icon China's first
    35 1 BEIJING, Mon China has made its first foreign sale of a locally developed computer, a micro-computer that costs 75 per cent the price of similar foreign equipment, the Beijing Daily said today. AP
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    Lock icon 20 FEARED DROWNED IN FERRY MISHAP
    88 1 BANGKOK, Mon. More than 20 people were feared drowned today when a river ferry sank after being rammed by a luxury cruise boat in the Chao Phraya River near Bangkok. A ferry plying between suburban Nonthaburi town and Bangkok carried more than 30 passengers
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    Lock icon Stinging end for scorpion gang
    104 1  -  WASHINGTON, Mon. The extortion note from the "scorpion gang" to the Industrial Bank of Washington was brief and incisive "leave $10,000 tinder your front door mat, or else." But police grabbed the gang at high noon last Thursday when they rolled up to collect the
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    Lock icon Youths riot in Liverpool
    44 1 LIVERPOOL. Mon. Gangs of youths stoned police in rioting on the streets of Liverpool last night. One policeman was sightly injured and three youths were arrested. The violence followed three nights cl rioting last week in the Toxteth district. UPI
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    Pasir Ris complex for civil servants
    442 1 Pasir Ris complex for civil servants HSUNG BEE HW A By SETTING aside $700,000 to build a squash and tennis complex at the Singapore Civil Service Sports Council premises at Tessensohn Road; ALLOCATING funds to each ministry for expenses such as annual dinners, picnics, excursions, recreation clubs, games, reading materials,
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    Lock icon Search for linguist
    56 1 JAKARTA. Mon. Army troops and police dogs joined the search today for American linguist John Raede who disappeared from his hotel in West Sumatra eight weeks ago. Raede. 67, of Alhambra. California, was studying ihe Minangkabau ethnic group in West Sumatra, 832 km northwest of Jakarta when
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    Lock icon Sea and air hunt for 13
    60 1 PERTH. Mon. A sea and air search was under way today in the eastern Indian Ocean off Australia for 13 crew members missing since their Taiwanese fishing trawler sank over the weekend The trawler Tung Yuan was believed to have gone down near the
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      Lock icon BRITISH FIRMS TOLD: DEFY BAN
      67 1 LONDON, Mon. British Trade Secretary Lord Cockfleld announced today that he had told four* British companies to ignore the "repugnant" IS ban on the supply of American-de-signed equipment for the Soviet gas pipeline. Britain thus joined Prance in open defiance of President Ronald Reagan's embargo,
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      'STOP BEIRUT EXTERMINATION'
      63 1 MOSCOW, Mm. S«viet President l.e.nid Brrzhnev railed on I s President Konald KraK»n today to art as soon %n possible to save the people of Beirut fr.ni "extermination," Tata news agency reported. "The sltaaU.ii is m serious and critical that the adoption of the promptest meamres la
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      177 1 4a pages today Homesick clause in Fandi contract Page 34 SUMMARY WORLD NEWS M CAUBEWAY IS EDITORIAL 14 LETTERS is BACKGROUND IC TIMES BUSINESS 17-2* CLASSIFIEDS 21-M SPORTS 31-36 New-look comics Pag«a 6. 7 and TV pages Pag«B Marine Parade and me ALAN JOHN'S numerics at HDB Mai Pag* 2
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      HOME
      667 2 Bag of trouble DO NOT check in a stranger's luggage with your own at Changi Airport. It may contain prohibited goods and if these are discovered, you could be prosecuted. This advice is splashed at all the airport's check-in counters. It is an attempt to eradicate a money-making racket,
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      147 2 COMMENT THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE whole debate over forms of address Is a storm In a teacup. It Is not Important what term, be It "Sir" or "Mister" or whatever, that Is important, bat oar whole demeanour. We have to remember to be polite al all times. Page 14
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      SPORTS
      195 2 Petra's world victory EAST Germany's Petra Schneider had a packed stadium in Ecuador on its feet, cheering her to a world record swim in 400 m individual medley. Her time of 4:36.10 beat the world mark of 4:36.29 she set in Moscow in 1980. "I was pretty sure after
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      230 2 LOCAL TRADERS SEEK EQUAL TRADING TERMS CHINA should give Singapore the same terms as it does Hongkong if it wishes to promote more direct trade with the Republic. This suggestion was made by some members of the Singapore Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry during a recent
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      59 2 BACKGROUND WEAPONS CODE IGNORED ALTHOUGH chemical and biological weapons have been outlawed by the Geneva Protocol of 1925, the Americans appear to be moving towards resumed production of chemical w .pons after a 13-year unilateral moratorium. There is evidence, on the other hand, that the Russians have not only developed
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      AROUND THE WORLD 2
      646 2 AROUND THE WORLD Bad for Kenya's image THE abortive military takeover has tarnished Kenya's image as one of the few black African nations firmly under civilian rule. It has also put in danger one of the few allies America has in eastern Africa, says the New York Times. Dissident groups
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      SECTION 2
      359 2 Way of the Lama WHEREVER and whenever His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama speaks, it is about his all-consuming theme on the union between mind and heart; of the need for a trained intellect guided by compassion and a sense of brotherhood among human beings. And how does
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      220 2 Musa warns PAS DEPUTY Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam has warned the Islamic party Pas that the government will not tolerate some of its activities, which he claims are anti-Islamic, illegal and against the constitution. "What I want to stress to Pas is to remember that if
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      SECTION 3 (Spore edition)
      209 2 Old man of the river LIKE the eyes painted on the bows of lighters on the Singapore River, those of Old Man Tan have seen it all. He arrived here in 1936 to earn a living selling his youthful labour, 'rhose were the days when the
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      Textbook issue: Protests embarrass Suzuki
      272 3  - Textbook issue: Protests embarrass Suzuki PETER HAZELHURST By Our Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Mon. Japanese Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki admitted today he is highly '"embarrassed" by widespread protests against the government's controversial decision to dilute school textbook accounts of Japan's acts of aggression in Asia in the Thirties and Forties. The
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      A dip and a little bounce for girl who knows only pain
      153 3 A dip and a little bounce for girl who knows only pain PAIGE DONNELLY, 11, has not been without pain since she was four. Her case history reads like a litany of illness and pain. Paige had meningitis at four weeks of age, and rheumatoid arthritis symptoms became apparent when
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      Lock icon Coup bid tarnishes image of civil state
      376 3 NAIROBI, Mon. The attempted military takeover crushed by the government yesterday has tarnished Kenya's image as one of the fewblack African nations firmly under civilian rule and has imperiled one of the few allies the US has in eastern Africa. Vita! Dissident groups
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      Lock icon 12,000 want to return to Cambodia after appeal
      371 3 12,000 want to return to Cambodia after appeal BANGKOK, Mon. Over 12.000 Cambodians in the largest refugee camp on Thai soil have signed up to return to Cambodia, apparently answering an appeal four weeks ago by Democratic Kampuchea President Prince Norodom Sihanouk for support in the anti-Vietnamese guerilla struggle. An
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      Lock icon 115 swept to death
      62 3 KATMANDU. Mon. Flash flooding in northern Nepal swept 115 mountain tribe people to their deaths and left dozens of hamlets isolated over the weekend, a government minister said today. Nava Raj Subedi. Minister for Local Administration, told the National Assembly that hardest hit were two villages
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      Lock icon A leader who would not be dwarfed
      353 3 NAIROBI, Mon. The biggest surprise of Daniel A rap Moi's life is that he performed so well when he took over as President from the formidable Jomo Kenyatta, the "burning spear" father of modern Kenya. Mr Moi was a teacher more than a
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      Lock icon Ex-PM threatens to set up resistance
      385 4 DAMASCUS, Monday FORMER Lebanese Prime Minister Rashid Karame announced here over the weekend what Syrian political sources interpreted as a threat to establish a Lebanese resistance movement in north Lebanon should the Israelis occupy the beseiged capital. Mr Karame, a Muslim whose power base
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      Lock icon Iraqi thrust repelled — Iran
      236 4 Iraqi thrust repelled Iran LONDON. Mon. Iranian forces have repulsed an Iraqi offensive east of the southern Iraqi port of Basra, Teheran radio said yesterday. The radio, monitored in London, quoted a military communique as saying the Iraqi offensive yesterday was contained by Iranian artillery fire. Scores of Iraqis were
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      Lock icon Onslaught leaves trail of ruins
      54 4 RESIDENTS of the Arab University area of Beirut Inspect the damage to their buildings after Sunday's 14-hour land, air and sea bombardment by the Israelis. All through the day, Israeli planes kept diving to drop bombs on West Beirut. Another ceasefire came into effect in
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      Lock icon War may radicalise Arab movements says Mubarak aide
      304 4 War may radicalise Arab movements says Mubarak aide WASHINGTON, Monday FIGHTING in Lebanon threatens to radicalise the Palestinian and Arab movements and cast the United States as Israel's accomplice in promoting unrest in the region, the counselor to Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak said yesterday. If the PLO leadership is forced
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      Lock icon Moscow urges UN to halt Israeli blitz
      170 4 MOSCOW, Mon. The Soviet Union yesterday called on the United Nations Security Council to take urgent action to end the Israeli "aggression" in Lebanon The call coincided with a unanimous Security Council vote to immediately send UN observers to monitor the situation in
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        Lock icon Embassy car shot at
        87 4 A CAR belonging to an Israeli embassy employee in Paris was sprayed with machine-gun fire, but noone was injured, police said. The leftwing extremist group, Action Direct, claimed responsibility for the shooting. Police said earlier this year there was evidence providing a strong link between Action
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        Lock icon Arafat s anger
        114 4 PALESTINE Liberation Organisation chief Yasser Arafat is angr:' at his UN observer anil may fire him for his statements on the PLO's position on UN resolutions, Newsweek magazine said in its latest issue. "Arafat is so determined to keep his position on Israel fuzzy that he was
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        Lock icon Two killed in fighting
        79 4 TWO Syrian soldiers were killed and four others were wounded on Sunday during fighting against Israeli forces besieging west Beirut, according to a military spokesman in Damascus. The official Sana news agency quoted the spokesman as saying the wounded included two company commanders. He added that
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      Lock icon Tourist trade in Egypt hit by Israeli raids on Lebanon
      178 4 CAIRO, Mob. The Israeli invasicn of Lebanon has begun to affect Egypt's tourism industry, travel agents and shopkeepers here say. Although Egypt Itself is peaceful, said Mr Tarek Habib, the general manager of American Express of Egypt Ltd, many American
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      157 5 A GRIEVING couple walking past rows of coffins In the sport* centre of Crepy-en-Va-lols, France, on SunOnly six of the 44 cofflns, lined up In three rows, were labelled with names of victims. The rest, containing bodies burned beyond recognition, bore the inscription, Unidentified Child No I,
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      Lock icon Loophole in US embargo found
      404 5 BONN, Mon. EUROPEAN companies threatened by American sanctions for their involvement in the Soviet gas pipeline project have found a loophole enabling them to circumvent President Ronald Reagan's embargo This was reported in the West German magazine Der Spiegel yesterday. The magazine said the West
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      Lock icon Italian bank scandal widens
      186 5 Italian bank scandal widens MILAN, Mon. The scandal around Italy's Banco Ambrosiano broadened today amid reports here of an attempted meeting between the head of the P-2 Masonic Lodge, whose discovery brought down the Italian government last year, and the right-hand man of Ambrosiano president Roberto Calvi, who was found
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      Lock icon British state oil company split up
      378 5 British state oil company split up LONDON, Mon. The state-owned British National Oil Corporation (BNOC) was yesterday split up by the government its a prelude to selling to private investors a 51 per cent stake in its lucrative North Sea oil exploration and production business. The measure, announced in Parliament
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      Lock icon I-card offence
      34 5 PARIS. Mon. A polk* administrator was arrested yesterday on charges of sellinn 130 French national identity cards to foreigners. Police said the cards were priced from US$2,OOO (SK26O) to USE.SOO (5J5.325) AFP
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      Falklanders claim war damages for jam jars and torchlight
      149 5 LONDON, M.m Falkland Islanders will submit a l'S$M million (SSIIS million) bill to Uw British novrrnmrnt for war damagr* suffer ed In the conflict with Argentina, It was reported today. The claims ranee from I ISM rente each for two Jars
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      Lock icon Dramatic plea to Poles to fight martial law
      532 5 WARSAW, Monday UNDERGROUND activists yesterday opened a new campaign against martial law in Poland with a dramatic appeal for support to crowds gathered in a Warsaw cemetery to honour those who died in previous resistance struggles. The voice of Mr Zbigniew Bujak,
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      Lock icon Nato not told of neutron weapon project
      242 6 Nato not told of neutron weapon project BRISSKUS, Mon. The United States has not consulted Its North Ulantic allies about a secret military project that < ould doable the numhrr of controversial neutron weapons la Its arsenal, a North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NaU) spokesman said yesterday. Bat there would have
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      Lock icon West's arms edge lost, says general
      321 6 WASHINGTON, Mon. THE commander of US troops in Europe said yesterday the West had few if any qualitative advantages left as a result of Warsaw Pact force improvements in recent years. General Frederick Kroesen said in an interview with the magazine US News and
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      431 6 Tiger Sharks to meet needs of developing nations LOS ANGELES, Mon. The latest US fighter, a sleek, graceful plane named the Tiger Shark, was unveiled here yesterday. Spokesmen for Northrop Corporation, the plane's manufacturer, said they expected it would provide a big challenge in the marketplace to
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      Lock icon Train rams army vehicle
      75 6 BONN, Mon. A speeding international express packed with holidaymakers ploughed into a stolen British army armoured vehicle in a level crossing in Osnabruck, killing two soldiers and injuring 25 people on the train early yesterday, police and railway spokesmen said. The five-carriage relief express carrying 360
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      Lock icon Bess Truman seriously ill
      56 6 KANSAS CITY, Mon. Former First Lady Bess Truman, 97. was placed in an intensive care unit of Research Medical Centre yesterday suffering from what doctors called irregular respiration and pulse. Mrs Truman, wife of the late President Harry Truman, was listed in serious condition, primarily because
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      40 6 NEW YORK. Mon A US aircraft carrier that served in the Second World War has been converted into a museum which will hold sea, air and space exhibitions. The Intrepid will be opened to the public tomorrow. UPI.
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      Lock icon US carrying bigger burden
      443 6 ALLIES NOT SPENDING ENOUGH, SAYS REPORT WASHINGTON, Monday A NEW Defence Department report to Congress shows that the United States continues to spend more money for military power than all of its European allies and Japan put together. The report on allied contributions to the common
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        Lock icon Aid cut 'for doing well'
        81 6 INDIAN PRIME Minister Indira Gandhi has denounced the reduction of US economic assistance to India as "punishment for doing well." Interviewed by NBC television on Sunday, Mrs Gandhi, who is in New York on a private stopover following her official stay in Washington, said the
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        65 6 JAPANESE MINISTER of International Trade and Industry Shintaro Abe, in Bangkok for a three-day visit, pledged yesterday to help remove obstacles against Thailand's exports and narrow its trade deficit with Japan. A senior Commerce Ministry official in Bangkok said Mr Abe told Thai Commerce Minister Punmee Punnasri
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        Lock icon Chinese sovereignty
        57 6 CHINA REAFFIRMED yesterday its sovereignty over Hongkong and Macao and announced that they would be reunited "peacefully" with the mainland while maintaining their prosperity. "The Chinese government advocates a suitable and peaceful solution to the problem when conditions are ripe, and intends, until such time, to maintain the
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        Lock icon Somare back in power
        54 6 MICHAEL SOMARE. Papua New Guinea's first Prime Minister, returned to power yesterday after two-and-a-half years in opposition. Mr Somare, 47, first became prime minister on Papua New Guinea's independence from Australia in 1975. He was re-elected in 1977 but overthrown by a parliamentary vote of no
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    Govt men abroad get a rise in allowances
    163 8 Govt men abroad get a rise in allowances CIVIL servants sent on assignments in seven countries are now being paid higher subsistence allowances. The revised rates took effect on Sunday. Subsistence allowances cover both food and accommodation expenses. The range of increases is from $10 in Laos to $50 in
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    Manager says sorry to police officer
    356 8 -Undisclosed sum of money to be paid A REGIONAL marketing manager, sued for making a false report against a deputy superintendent of police, yesterday apologised unreservedly to the officer in open court as part of a settlement term. Mr Low Teo Ping, 36, will
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    Police seek Australian woman
    86 8 Police seek Australian woman AUSTRALIA has asked the Singapore police through Interpol to nelp trace one of its nationals whose husband died recently in a road accident in Darwin. The woman is Mrs Sylvia Brooks (maiden name Sylvia Maricar) who is believed to be in Singapore. Her husband, Patrick Noil
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    CIVIL SERVICE HAS 500 VACANCIES FOR CLERKS
    111 8 THE civil service has about SM vacancies for permanent clerical staff, and the Ministry of Finance Is Inviting temporary clerical officers to apply for these positions. About 8M temporary staff are eligible as they have served at least one year In government service.
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    $100,000 award for family of crash victim
    158 8 $100,000 award for family of crash victim JUDGMENT for $100,000 was awarded by the High Court yesterday to the dependent family of a delivery clerk, Mr Lim Shung Boon, 27, who died in a road collision on Jan 17, 1960. Mr Justice Kulasekaram awarded Mr Urn's widow, Madam Oh Siew
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    Boy-girl talk
    32 8 A TALK on responsible boygirl relationships will be given by Mr Edward Ong from the Family Planning Association of Singapore at Teck Ghee community centre on Friday at 8 p.m.
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    Talentime forms
    69 8 SPECIAL posting boxes have been provided at post offices to receive nomeviewers' contest forms for Talentime '82. The public should put their contest forms into these boxes which are labelled "Talentime '82 Post Entry Forms Here", from today until Aug 14. As these boxes are converted from those
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    Airline passengers warned against pooling racket
    301 8 Airline passengers warned against pooling racket DO NOT check in a stranger's luggage with your own at Changi Airport. It may contain prohibited goods and if these are discovered, you could be prosecuted. This advice comes from the 28-member Airline Operators Committee (AOC) which is very conce.ned over a money-making
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    Police Life becomes a monthly
    85 8 Police Life becomes a monthly POLICE Life, the police force's bi-monthly magazine, will now be published monthly beginning from this month. Started in 1976 as a bimonthly, the magazine has been providing news coverage about the police department for police personnel, their families, and school police cadets. A regular staff
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    Poly ball
    28 8 A GRADUATION ball for Singapore Polytechnic graduates will be held at the Mandarin Hotel on Saturday at 7.30 p.m. Those interested can telephone *****33 for details.
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    Big anti-drug campaign to be launched
    321 8  -  CHAN ENG CHENG By SINGAPOREANS will again be the target of a major drug education campaign to impress upon them the dangers of drug abuse. A six-month pro- I gramme, starting from January next year, will be launched by the Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association (Sana)
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    CONFUCIUS AND THE MAKING OF A NATION
    163 8 CONFUCIUS AND THE MAKING OF A NATION CONFUCIAN ethics should be promoted in such a way that a harmonious and humanitarian nation will be the result, the MP for Delta, Mr Yeo Choo Kok, said on Saturday. "This will help our society, especially our younger generation, imbibe the cream o'
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    Missing man's body found
    73 8 THE body of a bum-boat operator was found in the sea off Marine Parade yesterday morning after he fell off his vessel in the harbour oft Clifford Pier. Mr Lee Hock Lye, SO, had disappeared after he fell into the sea on Sunday shortly before midnight
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    FIVE SINGAPORE 'LIONS' FOR TOKYO FESTIVAL
    101 8 FIVE "Uwtt" tram the Kirn keat eommunlU centre will be praadag *r»and In boxy They are part the centre's 12-member lion dMce troupe which will represent Singapore at the Orat Aseaa f wirisni Festival to be held In Twky* from A.g 17 to 23.
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    Rules on robots a key need, says don
    298 8 Rules on robots a key need, says don RULES on robots that's the most important thing Singapore has to do before it pitches itself J eadlong into what is already being termed the "third industrial revolution." Kyoto University professor, Dr Kenjiro Okamura. told The Straits Times that establishment of such
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    STPB still wants cess rate as a source of funds
    397 9 STPB still wants cess rate as a source of funds THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board feels that the cess rate of 3 per cent should remain as it needs funds to promote tourism and develop tourist attractions, according to the second report of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC). The PAC
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    SAILING CLUB IS ROBBED AGAIN
    164 9 SAILING CLUB IS ROBBED AGAIN TWO employees of the East Coast Sailing Club endured nearly three hours of terror from about 2.45 a.m. yesterday when six robbers, carrying parangs and daggers, arrived from the sea and held them up in the club. The two workers, Mr Ramli Haron, 18, and
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    Raffles JC's solid gold performance
    86 9 Raffles JC's solid gold performance RAFFI.ES Junior College, led by student conductor Richard Png, gave a gold medal performance at a secondary school concert band presentation at the Conference Hall on Sunday. Sixteen school bands took part in the competition. Temasek Junior College was the only other school to win
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    Inability to recruit computer auditing expert causes concern
    207 9 Inability to recruit computer auditing expert causes concern THE Audit Department has been unable to recruit an experienced person to further develop computer auditing ana the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) is concerned. In its second report released yesterday, the PAC said it is generally satisfied with the department's progress since
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    Get outside help, IRD told
    108 9 THE Inland Revenue Department should not hesitate to enlist outside help to speed up its attempts at mechanisation and computerisation. The Public Accounts Committee recommended in its second report released yesterday that the department work closely with the National Computer Board to further hasten the
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    Asean newsmen to look at press laws
    228 9 THE Confederation of Asean Journalists will carry out a comparative study of press laws in South-east Asia. The research project is the first to be approved by the CAJ executive board, which met in Singapore last week. Funds for the study will be
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    'Kitnapper' eatches judges eye
    212 9 'Kitnapper' eatches judges eye THIS picture of the infap <»l Klang "kltn upper" really carried the day at the Confederation of Asean Jour nallsto (CAJ) News Photo Competi 9m, It clinched the second prize from a dozen entries in an unlikely section human drama. It was taken by Malaysian photographer
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    MP is guest
    36 9 THE MP for Tanah Merah, Dr Lee Chiaw Meng, will be the guest of honour at a dinner and variety show to celebrate National Day at Bedok South Road tomorrow at 7.30 p.m.
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    More technical . help from Japan sought
    228 9 More technical help from Japan sought THE Singapore government is keen to nave closer technical cooperation with Japan. It has asked the Japanese government for more technical assistance for both the Japan-Singapore Training Centre and the JapanSingapore Institute of Software Technology. The technical cooperation agreement wiih Japan for the JSTC
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    'Boycott of goods is not the solution'
    212 9 'Boycott of goods is not the solution' SINGAPORE cannot afford to fight rising protectionism in developed countries by boycotting their products and services, the MP for Aljuriied, Mr Chin Ham Tong, said last night. This approach would reduce the number of jobs available for Singaporeans and workers in industrialised countries.
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    Dragon all lit up at flick of a switch
    130 9 AT THE turn of a switch by the Health Minister, Mr Howe Yoon Chong, some 40,000 yellow and white bulbs lighted up on the body of the sea dragon last night at the Finger Pier. Mr Howe, who carried out the
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    If I were young again — by Maj Fong
    324 11 If I were young again by Maj Fong 4 LET ME tell yon what I could do, or would do, if I were young again. I would most certainly have worked harder than having only managed a miserable PC pass in the English language. I often excuse myself by attributing
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    Twelve factories told to stop work
    135 11 Twelve factories told to stop work FORTY-EIGHT factories were checked and 12 issued with stop-work orders for operating power presses without adequate safety measures this year. Dr Chau Sik Ting, MP for Thomson gave the figures yesterday when he closed the first metalworking industry safety month organised by the National
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    Finding out more about keeping fit
    72 11 A PHYSICAL education seminar will be held at the National Stadium Theatrette on Aug 20 and 21. All teachers, especially sports -secretaries and PE teachers, interested in attending the course, at $20 a person, should apply to the Extra-Curricular Activities Centre at Northumberland Road
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    More Muslim recipients
    50 11 A RECORD number of Muslim students will benefit from the Prophet Muhammad Birthday Memorial Scholarship Fund this year. The 86 students at pre-uni-versity and higher learning institutions will receive scholarship vouchers from Mr Goh Chok Tong, Minister .or Defence and Second Minister for Health, on Aug 11.
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    Plan for more organised trishaw rides
    249 11 Plan for more organised trishaw rides THE Registry of Vehicles and the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board are acting to stop trishaw riders from fleecing tourists. An ROY official said they are working on a plan for more organised trishaw rides for tourists. On" the cards are uniforms for trishaw riders,
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    Driver stole from woman
    63 11 A NTUC driver, who told a court that he was getting married on Sunday, was jailed for four months yesterday for stealing $820 from a woman's wallet. Chua Cheng Heng, 22, entered a house in Tagore Avenue by the unlocked main door and took the money
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    Telecoms will soon sell teleconferences
    353 11 Singapore-Jakarta trial service starts next month SIX business executives together in Singapore will soon be able to carry on a conference, complete with charts, graphs and other pictorial aids, with six executives in Indonesia without having to fly there. And the conference will cost only
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    Lock icon Rapist gets three years
    46 11 TAN Kay Beng. 19. was jailed fur three years by the High Court yesterday after he pleaded guilty to raping a 10--year-old schoolgirl at his house on May 21 last year. Ttie hearing was held in camera before Mr Justice A.P. Rajah.
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    When it pays for your business to be 'clean'
    379 11 When it pays for your business to be 'clean' TOO pollutive. Incompatible with the surrounding land-use. These were the two objections raised when the Anti-Pollution Unit of the Prime Minister's Office rejected 32 out of 882 applications for new industrial premises. The rest, also referred to the unit for comment
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    Judge puts off sentence for thief to get married
    169 11 Judge puts off sentence for thief to get married A MAN who admitted stealing $25 from a stable boy was given a temporary reprieve by a district judge yesterday to enable him to get married. Mustafah bin Dafie, 25, had asked the court to postpone sentence until after his marriage
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    Getting the shy ones to talk
    344 12 Getting the shy ones to talk OLD MacDaaaM's farm and a Singapore street directory have oae thing la eomrnaa bath eaa be ascd to teach secaadary stadeats the Eagiish language. Tbe> are imsag a nun her of other Knglbiß laagasge materials aa display at aa exhibition at the Carrlealam Devetopmeat
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    Extend bird singing contests: Mansor
    209 12 Extend bird singing contests: Mansor BIRD lovers have been urged by a Member of Parliament to organise bird-singing competitions with other Asian countries. Mr Mansor Sukaimi, MP for Kampong Kembangan, said that for a start, two or three countries could be invited to participate in competitions once every two years.
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    695 12  - Bumper benfits for SIA girls JUDITH HALE By New collective agreement reached between airline and union SINGAPORE Airlines' girls in the sky can look forward to a bumper crop of benefits from the newly concluded collective agreement between the airline and the Singapore Air Transport- Workers Union. For a start,
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    More budding artists show their colours
    294 12 MORE of our young artists are taking part in art exhibitions here and many of their creations can now be seen alongside those of established painters. This trend is confirmed in this year's National Day Art Exhibition which has attracted more entries from the
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    Cheaper SSO gold medallions on sale
    146 12 CUT price gold medaitlens are being effered fer sale by die Siagaporf Symphony OrcliesWaea they Orat appeared ea the market last year, the mrdaJUew were sold at Pm each bat mw, they are betas offered (er aalyssM. The reaaia for the special prtee Is
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    Police book 415
    30 12 TRAFFIC police booked 415 motorists last week along II specially selected roads for offences ranging from speeding to road hogging or hindering traffic. Fifteen others were warned.
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    Staff bill up by 78 pc in 4 years
    154 12 Staff bill up by 78 pc in 4 years SINGAPORE Airlinesstaff costs have increased by 78 per cent in the last four years. This has edged out fuel as the airline's fastest rising cost item. In its last financial year, SIA spent 18 per cent more on its staff compared
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      Mahathir does some straight-talking
      355 13  -  M. G. G. PILLAI Australian protectionism attacked By Our Kuala Lumpur Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Two "fair dinkum" prime ministers sat down to discuss trade relations between Malaysia and Australia a few hours after a welcoming ceremony for Mr Malcolm Fraser at Parliament Square here. The
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      Lock icon Man fined $20,000 for evading duty
      129 13 Man fined $20,000 for evading duty JOHORE BARU. Mon. A Singaporean, who accepted $100 to smuggle four video cassette recorders into Malaysia, was fined $20,000 by the magistrate's court here. Goi Kiang Hua, 34, pleaded guilty to a charge of attempting to evade duty amounting to $2,700 on four VCRs
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      CALENDAR THAT SHOWS 31 DAYS IN SEPTEMBER
      109 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Schoolchildren may have been taught "thirty days hath September" but calendars issued by the Tourist Development Corporation of Malaysia (TDC) have a Sept 31. Who can guess what havoc the non-existent day may cause elsewhere as the TDC has distributed
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        Lock icon Hearing postponed
        49 13 THE hearing of a case in which 42 lawyers are charged with unlawful assembly outside Parliament House last year could not go on in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. This was because two of eight counsel representing them could not attend court. It was postponed to Jan 3. NST
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        Lock icon XL will not change laws
        76 13 KL will not change laws FOREIGN groups are free to visit the country and see for themselves the communist situation but Malaysia will not bow to pressure to change its security laws which are essential in controlling the ttu^k Datuk Musa Hitam saidVT Sik yesterday. He was apparently referring to
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        Lock icon Hari Raya Haji in Perak
        71 13 THE Sultan of Perak said over the weekend that he has fixed Sept 28 as the day for his state to celebrate Hari Ray a Haji. He announced this as he defended his decision to celebrate Hari Raya Puasa on July 22. .1 day earlier
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        Lock icon Bird catcher dies on tree
        61 13 ALOR STAR, Mon. A bird catcher who spent most of his time trapping merbuks near his home was found dead up a tree at Kampung Banggul Chengai. near Telaga Mas, 7 km from here, on Friday. Mr Ariffin bin Yassin, 63, was believed to have
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      Lock icon Musa warns Pas against making anti-Islamic moves
      266 13 ALOR STAR, Monday DEPUTY Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam today warned Pas that the government will not tolerate some of its activities, which he claimed are anti-Islamic and against Malaysia's constitution and laws. In the most severe attack yet against the Islamic party,
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      Lock icon REDS TRY TO WIN SUPPORT OF BORDER RESIDENTS
      149 13 REDS TRY TO WIN SUPPORT OF BORDER RESIDENTS ALOR STAR, Mon. The MftUyaa Communist Party (MCP) has diverted its propaganda machine to concentrate on Malays living along the Malaysia Thai border. Commander of the 12th Infantry Brigade, Brig Uea Mohamed tea bin Che Kak, today said the MCP wan wring
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      Lock icon 'Police will step in to protect public security'
      208 13 'Police will step in to protect public security' KUALA TRENGGANU, Mon. Police will step in with the "most effective law" to protect public security should moves by other quarters not solve Muslim disunity in Trengganu. Inspector-Ge rl oral of Police Tan Sri haniff Omar said yesterday that whatever police action
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    The Straits Times says...
    463 14 The Straits Times says Sirring up a hornet's nest POOR Mr Michael Liew could not have known what he was getting into when he advised NTUC Comfort taxi-drivers to address their male passengers as "Sir." To him, there was nothing subservient about this form of address; it was merely being
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    Friendship's not cheap in China
    2577 14  -  SCOTT SELIGMAN By Writing lor The Asian Wall Street Journal A ONE-WAY air ticket from Beijing to Shanghai aboard China's flag carrier costs US$37 (about J/'J) if you are a Chinese citizen. If you are a foreign guest, make that US$B7, more than twice the
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    Coal rush in Indonesia
    442 14 JAKARTA Buried some where beneath the verdant rain forests of east and south Kalimantan is a rich coal reserve which has attracted foreign investors eager to cash in on its potential Conservative estimates place the reserve at one billion tonnes. Last November, the state-owned coal corporation.
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      Making invaders pay — in blood
      503 15 Making invaders pay in blood I REFER to the letter "Let us fight them on the beaches..." by Chan Kwee Sung (ST, July 22). Mr Chan points out, and correctly, that it would be far more preferable to deny the enemy a foothold on the beaches than to have to
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      Show was the most exciting
      109 15 I AGREE with "Unprofessional" (ST, July 24) on his views about the axing of "The Professionals. This show has proved to be the most exciting of the week. It is undoubtedly of a better quality than some of the more popular American shows shown recently
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      Reconsider decision
      57 15 THE latest setback to the quality of SBC's television programmes is the cancellation of "The Professionals," which in my opinion is the only decent programme that can be watched on SBC. I would like to ask SBC to reconsider this decision and rather throw out a programme like
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      For Ultraman
      35 15 WE refer to the letter "Call for Ultraman" by "Ultraman Addict." We would also appreciate it if SBC could repeat the programme. GERALD KOH Singapore M 23 ED: This letter carries 28 signature*.
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      TAKE-HOME PAY IS REDUCED
      100 15 WE are a group of Divison IV officers who are rather surprised to note that the rental charges for occupying government quarters have been increased from $9 per month to $37 per month. At the same time we also have to contribute an additional 1 per
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      Cut tongue I was not stitched up
      218 15 Cut tongue was not stitched up MY 14-month-old nephew was recently admitted to a hospital. He had a bad cut on his tongue sustained by a fall and was bleeding profusely from the wound. Upon admission, he was given a check-up and his vital signs were pronounced to be "in
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      Still waiting for post office box
      198 15 I APPLIED to rent a post office box at Toa Payoh North and was allotted one after waiting for some time I then paid the rental fee and got the key, but couldn't open my box when I went to the post office. So
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        HUDC resale policy consistent with rest
        202 15 PLEASE refer to the letter by "House Hunter" "No logic in HUDC resale policy' r (ST. June 23). Phase I and Phase II HUDC flat lessees' right to dispose of their flats is governed by the conditions stipulated in the lease. Lessees of HUDC
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        Lifeguards in position at strategic points
        132 15 Lifeguards in position at strategic points WE refer to the letter "The day I had to save boy from drowning" by T.S. Woon (ST. July 21). The Toa Payoh Swimming Pool has an average attendance of 2,000 swimmers on weekdays. More than 4,000 swimmers use the pool during weekends. As
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        Teck Whye to get mini-supermarket
        86 15 PLEASE refer to the letter by a resident of Teck Whye Housing Estate who complained of the lack of facilities in his estate. At the moment, the population in Teck Whye is not large enough to sustain a neighbourhood centre with shops and marketing facilities.
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        129 15 DISCOURTESY 1 I WAS humiliated on a Service 209 SBS bus on July 12 at 6.15 p.m. in the vicinity of Holland Drive. When the bus arrived, I rushed up through the exit after a few passengers had alighted, thinking that it was about to move. Instantly, to my shock
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        89 15 DISCOURTESY 2 ON JULY 23 a woman boarded an SBS Service 182 bus at 9.45 a.m. along Dunearn Road and gave the conductress 40 cents, including some one cent coins. The latter showed displeasure upon seeing them and stared at them for a while before issuing the ticket. Right after
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      65 15 COURTESY 1 THERE are two SBS Service 213 buses plying between the Marine Parade terminal and Opera Estate, and these buses have had the same O-M-O drivers since the service started. They are polite, greet and smile at all commuters, including school children. They are always pleasant and 1 hope
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      100 15 COURTESY 2 ON July 24, at 8 40 a.m. I was in a Service 152 bus along Upper Paya Lebar Road when I saw the conductor courteously informing a man that he had underpaid his fare. The man would not listen but instead stood up, rolled his ticket into a
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      Stop here
      28 15 SBS should consider allowing commuters on Service 138 to use the bus stop near the junction between Cantonment Road and Keppel Road. R. ASOkAN Singapore 2KC
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      Unable to provide these direct links
      474 15 WE have considered carefully letters published on July 7 pertaining to direct bus services for certain areas. Based on the rationale of maximum utilisation of resources to benefit the largest number of people and the relative ease in the use of existing services, we
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      Extend time
      35 15 CAN SBS extend the time of the feeder bus service at the Bukit Merah Interchange from midnight to 12.30 a.m. for commuters who work on the night shift? BUS COMMI TER Singapore »4M
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      Tough job playing ref
      641 16 On-site checks and disguised plants are the problems Stories from The Economist London CAN a lid be kept on chemical and biological warfare? It is not an idle question. The Americans are moving towards resumed production of chemical weapons after a 13-year unilateral moratorium. On biologicals,
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      How toxic agents work their lethal grip
      344 16 NERVE ageata, eaterlng the bady by iahalatioa ar absorption through the skin, exert their lethal effects by apaettiag the aarmal checks and balaaoew the bady asea la rantrol m<aa»gn between certain aervea. Specifically, the agents bind to and thereby laacttvate aa enzyme the
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      842 16 Deadly work goes on in the US and Soviet camps American charges tft that the Russians have used mycatoxins in Cambodia and Laos do look convincing. The specific charge Is that the Russians used mycotoxins from a fungus known as Fusarium. It rests on the detection of the toxins (in
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        OUB to cut prime
        114 17 OVERSEAS Union Bank will reduce its prime lending rate by a quarter percentage point to 10.25 per cent today. This brings it in line with two of the other Big Four local banks, Development F.ank of Singapore and Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation. United Overseas Bank is still
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        Increased interest
        127 17 OVERSEAS Union Bank has increased its interest in Overseas Union Trust Ltd from 50.02 per cent to 57.33 per cent. It announced yesterday that it has bought 913,390 more Overseas Union Trust shares in cash at the market price of $2.97 per share on July 30, or a
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        OUE queried
        65 17 THE Singapore stock exchange has queried Overseas Union Enterprise concerning the likely change expected 'n the amount of dividend to be paid as a result of its proposed rights issue of one-for-two at (3.50 each. Sister company Overseas Union Trust was also asked to announce any change in
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        Promet questioned
        57 17 The Stock Exchange of Singapore has asked Promet Bhd for an announcement on a report that the group has won an oil and gas concession in Indonesia. Referring to a Business Times' story headlined "Promet Bhd's energetic search" yesterday, the SES told Promet to furnish an announcement immediately
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        NST acquisition
        57 17 THE New Straits Times Press (M) has acquired 180,000 shares of Msl each in Berita Information Systems, making the latter a subsidiary of the company. Berita Information Systems, formed on Nov 21, 1981, has an authorised capital of Ms 2 million divided into 2 million shares of Msl
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        Raleigh Cycles
        55 17 RALEIGH Cycles (M) Bhd has completed its acquisition of 85 per cent of the issued capital of Flywheel Rubber Works on July 29. The new board of directors in Flywheel consists of Messrs Tajudin Bin Ramli (chairman), Ng Kon Loong (managing director), K. I. Mackay, Tan Ah Kee
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        72 17 AMSTERDAM, Mon. The Asian Development Bank plans a 100 million guilder (5J78.88 million) 11-per cent 10-year public bond issue with the issue price to be announced by Aug 9 at the latest, joint syndicate leader Algemene Bank Nederland NY said. The bonds will be redeemed in five
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        Aluminium plant
        92 17 JAKARTA, Mon. An Indonesian company is to set up a joint venture with American and West German firms to build an alumunium sheet and foil plant here with an annual production capacity of 15,000 tonnes. Mr Oesman Sapta, president of the Indonesian company, Byoc Utama, said the factory,
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        47 17 TOKYO, Mon. Japanese finance ministry officials said they expect Japan's current account surplus in July, due to be announced later this month, will narrow from the US$l.74 billion (5J3.72 billion) surplus in June. This stems from an anticipated wider invisible trade deficit in July. Reuter
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      286 17 German economic conditions point to gradual upturn FRANKFURT, Mon. General economic conditions in West Germany are better now than they were a year ago and point to a gradual upturn in the economy over the next two years, Mr Walter Seipp, management board chairman of Commerzbank AG, said. However, he
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      Optimistic profit forecast by Harrisons M'sian Estates
      538 17 HARRISONS Malaysian Estates' (HME) profits after tax and minority interests (but before extraordinary items) are expected to reach at least Msso million in the current year ending March 31. 1983. The optimistic forecast was given in the latest document on the acquisition of
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      Local traders seek equal trading terms
      568 17 CHINA should treat Singapore on the same terms as Hongkong if it wishes to promote more direct trade with the republic. This suggestion was made by some members of the Singapore Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (SFCCI) during a recent meeting held
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      US oil investment in Malaysia to top $lb
      374 17 NEW American investments in the petroleum and electronics sectors in Malaysia this year are expected to total US$6Ol million (551. 29 billion). This is the feedback received by the American Embassy in Kuala Lumpur from a recent survey involving US companies operating
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      Plantation giant to move into computer business
      261 17 Plantation giant to move into computer business PLANTATION giant Harrisons and Crosfield is diversifying into the computer business in Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei. Its two subsidiaries, Harbisons Lister Engineering (S) Pte Ltd and Harrisons Lister Engineering Malaysia, have secured the agencies from Anton Piller KG of West Germany to market
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      Austrian bank buys stake in Rakyat First
      279 17 AUSTRIA'S Genossenschaftliche Zentralbank (GZB- Vienna) has acquired a 5 per cent stake in Rakyat First Merchant Bank, the merchant banking arm of Bank Rakyat Malaysia. The stake was purchased from Frankfurtbased Deutsche Genossenschaft (DG) Bank, the other major shareholder which was brought in
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      69 17 BousWad Bhd [hinlop Ind (•uinnrvs I -3 -2 -12 C*C Em* limtkrie Bhd SHI -5 -10 -1 CCM PAN ItiPir NtllrM -20 -11 -35 ('•ld SWnir ..nliilKs larbrapr Bhd PMC -16 -8 -4 -10 Pmi Eler Kothninns STndlBX D M Waits -10 16 -4 PrrttePUat SrmbShip
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      564 17 SINGAPORE: The market saw sellers predominating yesterday, causing share prices to fall •ver a broad front Im fairly active trading The Stock Exchange Industrials Index last 11. 41 point* to 478. H. Industrials and finances were generally Uwer with National Iran Using M cents to
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      24 17 SCOREBOARD Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Plantations Mining Deb/Loans Up 4 1 1 Down 72 13 9 8 3 4 5 and 11 1 2
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        27 17 M I I 370.000 O C B C 362.000 Promet 262.000 City Dcv 182.000 Pegi Malaysia 165.000 Total turnover: 4.42 m Total value: $13 61m
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        14 17 General Corp 334 +12 Sth M.ia Ind 332 +10 IC B 655 -S
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        52 17 ¥at lron )UB ipore Fodder r«l Lee Bank )CBC '*N torjunlai itraits Trading 'old Storage I Uoi| Fid •pore Laad .'AC ;of M 6 442 185 400 T?0 550 480 482 3SB 630 630 346 238 41 -2S -22 -20 20 20 -16 -16 -15 -15 •M -14 i~WT*h
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        36 17 BT Indicator: ST Industrials: ST Finance: ST Hotels: ST Properties: ST Minings: ST Plantations: OCBC: SESInd: *****6 *****7 670.26 ***** *****9 1590.75 *****6 1028.06 572.32 566.20 230.15 229.45 ***** ***** 589.84 576.85 489 64 478.17
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      2353 18 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL l*»* La«t Div p/E Vol Day 1 High Low onpii) Sale +or- C 000) High Low 350 347 Acma 270xd -8 21.7 262 1 270 270 Alcom 115 3.7 95 8 233 159 Allied Choc 156 -3 "0 14 3 5 190 159
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      398 18 Easier trend in KL SHARES on the Kuala Lumpur stock market was further depressed yesterday in another round of selling, taking many counters to their year's lowest level. This was reflected in the main market barometer, the 30-counter New Straits Times Industrial Index, which fell a further 10.49 points to
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      25 18 KL SCOREBOARD id us trials Inance lotels roperties tl Palms Ins robbers rubbers <*b 1/oans 3 65 9 1 7 2 4 6 10 1
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      1597 18 bINUAPOXC UNIT TRIHT (Maaacwa' arlcoa It Aaf I) The Coounerc* 2 62 2 75 Thr Savings Fund 1 47 1 54 Spore Prog Fund 1.17 1 23 Sport Srr Fund 171 1 80xd S pore Invnt Fund 0.95 1.08 S'porr Equity Fund 1.13 118 ASIA UNIT 1 Xl
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        150 18 THE stock market was mixed yesterday, with commercials/ industrials up 0.18 to 90.74, mining up 5.11 to ***** and oils down 0 04 to 2 151. Turnover fell slightly to 2.3 million pesos from Friday's 2.9 million pesos, dealers said. San Miguel "B" rose 0.40 to 17 20, Manila
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        19 18 THE SYDNEY and Hongkong stock markets were closed yesterday Bank holiday and First Monday in August respectively.
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        344 18 SHARE prices extended their sharp upturn on Saturday on the back of the latest US discount rate cut yesterday, but lost their early momentum because of the yen's failure to show any significant recovery on the news, dealers said. The Dow Jones average added 18.35 to *****9 points, on
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      129 18 DOLLAR Rl BBKKS B LJataag (3.508 3 MS) Bat IUOI (15 0081 Dafl Dcv (2 *****35) Daatao Kat (4.80 B) (1) 4.88 (1) 4K (2) 4.84 (4) 4.82 Uwaealy (2 OOS) G RaaM (2288 2.335) (2) 2 36 (1) 2.34(1)2.33(1)2.32(1)2.30 Higk aaa Law (2 (JOB 2.105) K Ukeaaag
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      574 18 PEW hayers were la sight at the Stock Exchaage of Singapore yesterday as sellers "heard4wed" their way through the market with little resistance. Indeed, no market watcher ceald have really expressed sarpriae at the stxeaMe falls la share prices after havlag been waned far weeks
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      1701 18 BUSINESS DONE Singapore 'BID and offer price* officially lined and hiimlnea in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of aharca traded afaown In bracket* la Wi of 1.000 units unlea otheiwtat sped fled. All Time* SerUement Contracts are quoted alter th* world "atn". Bif
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        450 19 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed easier yesterday, with August RSS One buyers quoted at 173.50 cents per kilo, down 2.75 cents on last friday's close, dealers said. The market lost some 1.75 cents during the quiet morning trading on stale bull selling with some Inro support having
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        32 19 Rubber: Aug 2 Singapore: Aug: 173.50 cents (down 2.75 cents) Malaysia: Aug: 195.50 cents (down 2.00 cents) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 310 tonnes (up 18 tonnes)
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        204 19 GOLD Futures closed general ly firmer on buying interest in response to a cut in US discount rate and a weaker US dollar yesterday, dealers said. Trading was moderate with turnover for the day recorded at 316 lots while Kerb volume at 163 lots, they said. Prompt closed firmer
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        85 19 NOON SSR mi SMK m> Mri. r ■AS Aiful I Carrol Mifcl SSR 20 lupdki IV. V) 15* SON SSR SO llwpdlM) 166-00 IST TON MKILB SMRCV >lua>p«llMj ISB.OO 300.00N SMRL lu«pdki 1»h.60 200 SON SMR!. lluapdlM) l»4S0 186 SON SMRCP .luop^btl L'NO UNO SMR 10 llunptUM)
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      176 19 SHARE prices yesterday continued to move higher in quiet, dealers said. The Book Club index rose 0.2S of a point to 94 66 on turnover of 11 1 million baht. Jalaprathan Cement was up three baht to 123.50, Thana Siam two to 95 50 and Stam Credit 1 50
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      28 19 THE STRAITS tin price continued to remain unchanged at M 529.15 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 18 tonnes to 310 tonnes.
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      136 19 CHINKSK Prxlt* Bxekaage, Slncapare, rlaatag prices per 1M kg ycateraay. Cae«Ml sil: Bulk fob $91.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $103.00 sellers, new drum fob $107 00 sellers. C*«n: Mixed (loose) $46.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $310.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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      156 19 Money and exchanges THE US Sing dollar opened at $2.1400 20 and was traded to a low of $2.1380 90 at the close in the Singapore forex market yesterday. Trading was moderate and within a narrow margin. The US dollar against major currencies was steady, quietly traded for most of
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      NOMINAL RATES
      341 19 ASIAN currency deposit i Interbank rates as at close on August 2: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on August month 11.70 11.00 months 12.30 12 20 months 12.40 12.30 months 12.90 1280 months IX3O 13 20 months 13 36 13 2S Source: Merrill Lynch
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      Discount
      46 19 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on August 2: Overnight: 7. 49J Call deposits: 4*. ClosiM huyio* Stilus rreasury bills 3' j 3'• 1-month Sank bills 8 7*« 3 months CD 7 13/16 711/16 6 months CD 8 9/16 8 7/16 iww: NMlaaaj Mmul
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      25 19 THE average rate mi which major Siantwre hMto are carnally prepared v. lend v, their best easiMMn la 11.71 per cent. J
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      219 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market closed firmer on further covering support in moderate- j Iv active trading yesterday, dealers said. In August central firmed I $32.50 to Ms6Bs per tonne and south $15 to $680 while in September central rose $35 to $685 and south
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      29 19 Closing interbank rates for ingapor* dollars on August 2 Offer Bid vernißht 2 1 1 1 month 7 TH 2 months 7-. 7. 3 months 7i T,
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      649 19 GOVERNMENT bonds firmed on the London Stock Exchange yesterday on Friday's half-point cut in US discount rate and reductions in US prime rates yesterday, but equities were mixed after another dull session dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was up 1.3 point at 557.8. Bonds were up
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      360 17 WINA RETURN TICKET TO LONDON By Tarom Romanian Air Transport In the competition to name our new bowling centre. Brief Rules The Leisure Drome Go-Skate Rink will 1 New centres name must convey close association 'relation be converted into* t0 tne P resent centre's name ot KALLANG BOWL' 1 A
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      43 18 I Bogaars' formula for happiness I I T °P 12 Asean banks J I Pnspects lor our o. refineries I I GhKali Shade cak for new I I Bretion Woods I The New Society beckons I ■Quality control.. A case stuoyfrom I Singapore
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      912 19 NOTICES IN TNf HMH COUtT IN MALAYA AT JOMOfK RAHtb Ml ponif uptcy Mo 1 36 of 19«2 Kar« Sea* Me lia-i i Oilim •eraee' J.ianim Cuaasi tuatmuno mbvki o» •ANMUTTCV NOTKf k> eaj Meaar el a •aaknaary Makee nwee- ea tw It* ear at May. >*•? i Ta Reaa
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      964 19 All these securities having been sold, this announcement appears as a matter of record only. Cllf CSR Limited (Incorporated under the Companies Act 1874 of New South Wales) U.S. $75,000,000 16 per cent. Notes 1989 S. G. Warburg Co. Ltd. Banque Paribas Commerzbank Aktiengesellschaft Credit Suisse First Boston Kredietbank International
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      313 20 A MEMBER of the Tong Eng group. Trend Developments Pte Ltd, will be undertaking two c o m m c r cial-cum-residen-tial projects at a total building cost of about $45 million. In November or December, piling work will start on a 2,788 sq
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      Name change for United Chase Merchant Bankers
      181 20 UNITED Chase Merchant Bankers has been renamed United Merchant Bank, now a wholly owned merchant banking subsidiary of the United Overseas Pink group. Last month, UOB acquired the remaining 5.75 million shares in the merchant bank from Chase Manhattan Overseas Banking Corporation (4.25
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      Profitable year for insurance companies
      528 20 MOST of the top local insurance companies performed better last year than their counterparts overseas in terms of underwriting profits. While many insurance companies overseas suffered heavy underwriting losses, three of the five leading local insurers made profits of $1.6 million to $5.5 million each.
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      M Cables recovers from losses
      178 20 M Cables recovers from losses MALAYAN Cables Bhd has, as expected, made a turnaround in its fortunes. For the six months ended June 30, 1982. it achieved pretax profits of MJ739.000 (losses of M 5446.000 in the previous corresponding period). Sales during the six month period were up 85 per
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      Tougher yen credit terms for Malaysia
      414 20 WHILE Malaysia may be able to secure from Japan a larger amount to finance development projects under the ninth and tenth yen credit arrangements, it will, however, not be on terms as "soft" as in the past. This is because Japan considers Malaysia with
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      Sime waiting for Manila approval
      206 20 SIME DARBY is hopeful the Philippine authorities will furnish some indication of its response to the company's proposed 20,000 hectare rubber plantation joint venture in that country. Sime's joint chief executive, Tunku Datuk Ahmad Yahaya, said in an inhouse publication, Berita Sime Darby Plantations, that
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      Bank to get new director
      94 20 ARAB Malaysian Development Bank Bhd (AMDB) has appointed Datuk Malek Merican as its managing director with effect from Nov 1. At present, Datuk Malek is group director of corporate finance and planning of Sime Darby Bhd. He had served in the Malaysian Ministry of Finance
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      344 20 HILLVIEW INDUSTRIAL ESTATE (PHASE 2) A Development By fit DBS Land. i TERRACE FACTORIES FOR SALE Hillview Industrial Estate is situated on an 3.2-hectare projecting beams to facilitate installations of hoist site at Hillview Avenue adjoining the Cycle Carriage for the lifting of materials up to 1 .5 tons at
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      88 20 Wardley Limited Wholly owned subsidiary of The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation ACU Indicated Deposit Rates per annum) TERM l)S$ C DM HK$ CALL _H IM/2 8 It 1 MONTH 11-5/8 IM/2 8-3/8 I IM/4 I MONTHS 12-3/ M 11-7/lt 8-3/8 11-3/* 3 MONTHS 18-3/8 11-7/18 8-7/18 lt-1/8 t MONTHS
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      527 21 1 184-4411 1 M^l AN ADVERTISER REQUIRES /Q ay^^J seu If you can supply a Ik-qga same classification another I ****^«W W^JtU advertiser has a stock of W SCVA I|k3 bull-point pen for sale, espeHCTrJ clally lo stationers and those fcJ|l| M EnlsMUaaWMllteV" Mil A Where to Eat 3 Where
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      609 21 4 Catering RESIOENCE DISTRICT S, 9. 10, 11. Nutritious Chinese home cooked dinner supplied at your doorstep Also packet lunches for office/ factory workers. Tel: *****30 TO CATER PACKAGE lunch and dinner for offices, factories and any other occasion Muslims and non-Muslims are welcome Interested please call *****40 IVIN CATERS
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      1290 21 \yg| Wk Pwsoral Sdrviccs GARAGE SALE M aid of The Singapore Cheshire Home to be held at the home In Changl. Upper Changl Road. Changl Creek, 8.30 a m to 11.30 a.m. today Any donations would be welcome Call *****6 Mrs Vlckers after sp.m. ACMA REFRIGERATOR TCXOO twin-door. $205 Hitachi
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      578 21 \5Sf B HnomMSmvkxsl WANENCO ENTERPRISES 4 CO. We provide servicing, repairing, rental, installation and sales of secondhand stocks for both alrcondlUoners and refrigerators Tel: *****08/*****62 WE CAN SOLVE all problems of servicing, repairing/ respraylng of all refrigerators and alrcondlUoners In our workshop/ your place. Reasonable rates. Ouaranteed. Tel: *****15/*****03. AM
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      390 21 TELEPHONE SERVICE: *****22 Monday Friday 900 om 530 pm (5 00 pm for next day) Saturday 00 om 3 00 pm 1 2~30 pm for Sunday Times) PuWk Holiday "> 00 om I 00 pm COUNTER SERVICE: Thms Orchard Centre, Ml os Lucky Plato 10 00 om 5 30 pm
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      349 21 RATES: Ordinory 90 c»s per word (Mm J I 3 50) Um Dn *>i (Mm sis'bo'stro'rH Tmies) $17 60 per col cm (M,n $52 80 Sundoy Tmr^) rT" $20 00 per col cm npny (Mm $60 00StroiisT l mesl $22 00 per col cm 'Mm 566 00 Sundoy Times; Bo«
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      677 21 CLASSIFICATION GROUP A Entertainment A Where to Eat B Personal Services A Merchandise C Business To Business 0 Employment E Vehicles 4 Boets F Accommodation Properties G Travel Guide H Education A Instruction 1 Announcements J Obituaries A Q Business To Business 57 Industrial Equipment Sate/Hire Tadana TL36O 1973 Nissan
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      573 22 afBK I HIHtiTWaTatS TO BU&tfIBSS ■j aw 60 Business Opportunities PHILIPPINES (CEBO) FRESH export quality mangos (fumigated or non-fumigated) available end of Uer D 2 Accepting advance orders now Submit firm order with particulars to Plantation Owner, Colombo Court PO Box 398. Spore 9117 FINANCE OF *M,OOO to 5200.000 for
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      467 22 NEAW AMERICAN LOCKERS for sale Interested call *****22 during office hours ONE LOT SCRAP cables for sale Interested, please call Mr Henry Ooh. *****77 OPEN SPACE AVAILABLE. 2-3 years lease Tel *****02 RCOUMtED SEA SAND. Contact Scow. *****22 ext 313 62 Othar Products/ Sarvic** A Her dw era Mewulettwar provide
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      796 22 Ty I maw /aTni URBAN AUTHORITY Applications are Invited from suitably qualified Singapore cltlsens (or appointment as (A) LEGAL CLERK (B) TECHMKIAN (CIVtLy STRUCTURAL) (C) RESETTLEMENT INSPECTOR Poet (A) Minimum 3 OCE O' level passes one ol which must be English Language or equivalent Applicants must have not less than
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      1032 22 111 i I EniployiiMiil ff aWF I A leading financial Institution requires s SECRETARY Requirements: A Good GCE O Laval a Secretarial Diploma Shorthand/Typing speeds of 100/50 wpm respectively Plaasant mature personality, capable In dealing with peoole at all levels Minimum 2 years working experience In similar position. Benefits: a
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      1116 22 I T I I An Expanding Tranaport Compsn, has immediate vacaociee for CLERKS/ TYPISTS c Candidates must be accurate In typing c Possess a good command of English and a matured and pleasing personality. c Preference will be given to those with I to 2 years experience In a similar
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      1014 22 ifA II EayloiiMiH I IT II mm RECEPTIONIST c Able to speak good English and Mandarin c Able to handle PMBX Switchboard c A mature person with GCE O' Level preferred We operate on a S-day week. Interested applicants are kindly requested to call In person at HE NG LEE
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      970 23 ill Q fanptoyiiwit 1 86 Situation* Vacant i d) Mmcrmtmriml ft CleHcml Import, Expert Trading Firm reOENERAL CLERK c O C E I) level c School leavert also considered. c Able to type at 35 wpm c Able to operate telex machine Pteeee write In wrtti hjM perttcuters and contact
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      1572 23 [if Q Emptoymtwit OENERAL CLERK CUM TYPIST c AbUity to type c Able lo work Independently c Knowledge of general office routines Apply pereeneSy te: BLK Unit 5. 77 A Jurong Port Road Singapore ZMI Tel: *****81 OENERAL CLERK wanted. To start work Immediately. Apply personally at NO KEONO CAR
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      1257 23 j SBtpr MCCrnOMST/CLEnK WANTED Mutt be able to type Experience not necessary Salary 8320 o $380 Pleaae cal. personally at: OS. Unit d House, 20 Kramat Lane. Spore OVO. Tel: *****64 REOUtNEO UNOKNTLV: Receptionist Clerk. Public Relations Officer Please call personally at: 5295. Ist floor. Woh Hup Complex on 3rd
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      1018 23 IIA Q Employment An EstabltthU Organisation reqmree: MARKETING EXECUTIVES (Mate and Femeto) c Possess a good Secondary education c Possess self-confidence initiative and drive o Wide business and/ or social contacts We provide aOactne allowance and commiaaion to the lyecttihil Kindly contact Mtot KatMyn Men to I arrange tor en
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      1388 23 I la- 1 II I ill I Employment I I T l l MENARO COSMETICS urgently requires BEAUTY ADVISORS c Free video training on ekmcere and coomonc make-up c Free attendance of beauty i courtes Certificates awarded c Free skin analysis, beauty consultations and facial Please call Serene, tel *****51
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      737 24 Q fplniwint f*l ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL MANUFACTURING PTE LTD A subsidiary of one of the largest American Multi-National Corporation engaged In the manufacture of universal joints and tteel forging. Due to our expansion programme, we require the following: A. QC CHARGEHAND GCE *O' level plus NTC 3 In Metal Machining A
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      1035 24 f^ D mi"'! 111 1 I H suimnno A Leading Bicycle Component* Manufacturer invite* appkcaliona lor Hie poets ol: 1) ENGINEER/ TECHNICIAN (Trainee) c Polytechnic Diploma or ITC Certificate in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering. Preferably have some Industrial experience c Those without experience can also apply as training will be
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      1123 24 ijj]^ Q Employment i Jvrong Shipyard Lid STEELWORK TRAINEESHIP J.xong Shipyord otters you on opportunity to develop guordion Applxentt All oppliconfs should be bet«*en 16 to 2! yeori ot oge Molayuont oKo be considered Th* Court* The Totol period ot training n 2 yeors leodmg to oi leost NTC 3
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      824 24 jf y MM I HARRIS A SUTHERLAND Consulting Civil 4 Structural Engineers require DRAUGHTSMEN With 2 or more years experience. Apply with full resume Including present salary to:Suite33i2 International Plaia 10, Anaon Road L Singapore 0207 Required by engineering company at Senoko Power Station Job Site in Sembawang: 1) LOW
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      343 24 HllP— lea* I vasal Singapore Pte Ltd. Major Manufacturer of Thick Rim Resistor Products and Hybrid Electronic Components has immediate vacancies for I faK^ulrsniants:I Singapore Citizens I 16 to 36 years of age I Secodary education We off si I 5-day work week. I Attendance allowance I Transport allowance. I
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      254 24 o*% CA.T.S. 1 184 4411 1 Classified Advertising Works. landon W» are a newly formed subsidiary of Tandon Corporation, a US Company which is the leader in the manufacturing of floppy disk drives for the computer industry. We invite candidates from 16-30 years old to join us as pioneers in
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      659 25 (Ili [j Employment 86 Situations Vacant g) Production JVC ELECTRONICS (S) PTE. LTD. requires FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS 1.00 im S 20 pm S-BBT workweek 40 mmutes lunch time Frse transport or Bus (are claim Psrlsct Attendance award 9 Am conoieoned comfort 4) Assembly line work Training provided Frse unrtotm locker
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      868 25 aaJ EW WI I II^ II We are the world's No. 1 mini-computer producer. As part of our expansion programme, we are looking for: FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS for our special shift 4.20 pm to 11. 2Cpm Wr offer a good starting pay a good opportunities for promotion a 5 days
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      974 25 jTt I U J J j Requires:1. MALE PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS a Diploma holders In electron u- /electrical engineering a OCE 'A' level with 2-3 years supervisory experience In a related field a Able to lead a group of subordinates to fulfil works' requirements 2. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS a ITC In electronic/electrical
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      410 25 111 I Q Employment Invites male female applicants for the posts of: MESSENGER c Secondary 4 English Stream) Able to ride motorcycle DRAUGHTSMAN c STI ot VTTB Certificate in Mechanical Drawing and Design c Interested in drawing of adaptation parts, ancillary equipments, structural skids and engine installation drafting. Willing to
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      536 26 ljjl| 0 Emptoynwirt 66 Situations Vacant I) Mlscellmneoas HOTEL PHOENIX has Immediate vacancies for 1) TELEPHONE OPERATORS c Minimum qualification OCE O 1 Level c Preferably English and Mandarin speaking c Salary S3M p.m. 2) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES c Salary (412 p.m. 3) CHAMBERMAIDS c Salary 5349 p.m. Duty meals provided
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      386 26 If f^Jfia; -4 SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB requires BAR WAITERS/ GRILLROOM WAITERS a With without experience a Training will be provided a Must be able to reed, write and converse In English Thoee interested plsass phone *****22 or call personalty at THE CLUB OFFICE SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB T AN JONG RHU
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      998 26 [B|| D la^Bß. Young and Expending LORRY DRIVER a Ability to speak good English a Possess class 3L 4 driving Licence a Oood knowledge of Singapore Pleaae apply paraonathr er reply fen Wftttna giving hie" dataaa of eipa'Wxco. salary expected and contact telephone number to STEELTEX PTE LTD 38 GUL
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      546 26 I LA VON FIGURE AND FACIAL SALON TRAINEE EXERCISE INSTRUCTRESSES a Pleasant personality and below 28 years a Must have liking for exercise Working hours: 10.00 am to OOp.-n or 12.00pm to •.00pm. Starting aalary: $300 plus incentives and commiaaion. eilarMUd call personalty altar 2 00pm to: LG 36-37. Park
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      470 26 AMERICAN OPTICAL SINGAPORE requires DELIVERY PERSONNEL a Male. completed NS a Possess motorcycle licence c Speaks Engsieh and Chla.ni dialed* Pteeee ca* Juaa at *****33 CHKF STEWARDS I Fer oftehore rigs Ae)#Oo9d urgently In tan mlmj ptMM call *****56 Construe t*©o Finn ra)«q jit #4 1) ROAD ROLLER OPERATOR 2)
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      1418 27 P rwplnyiiint 66 Situations Vacant I) mnaceuamooms SHOPPING CENTRE REOUMES Cake Shop AsslstanU. Cashiers, Sales AsslstanU. Carpark AttendanU, Watchmen Apply 83A. East Coast Road STAR CORPORATION PTE Ltd requires Oeneral Workers (Female/Male) interested please call personally 124. Paya Lebar Road WANTED BR-L COLLECTOR Wages $468 plus commission Apply personally to
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      1725 27 I J MARCH 1993 BMW 7281 A Company plate In beautiful condition Road tax till 2/83 One owner. Tel: "rn»xv. MARCH 1979 BMW 7281. Automatic. PARF eligible Immaculate condition Highest offer secures. Contact *****33 Llm MAY tt 320 Kept like new with cassette, sports rims. Ml steerIng Offer to Alvln
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      1609 27 E 1 ALMOST 1980 MAZDA 323. 5-door. 1000 c c 1 owner, low mlleace, $15,700 0.n.0. Office: *****01. home: *****70 Mr Cheam. 1971 MAZDA IS9O C.C BeautlfH condition Passed vlcom. Tax Dec '82. $4,200 Loan $2,500 (no. 1. Lorong 34, Oeylang) 1977 MAZDA 90* Saloon. Alrcond. cassette player, (Scrap value
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      813 27 JZ—\ I JtfJ LEONG HUAT SOON VEHICLES PTC LTD Plot F, Fringe Carpark KsmpofiQ Jevs Rood, Spore 0822. (Opp. Newton Now Pool OMce) Teh *****35/ *****90 19S1 DaUun 120Y OL Alrcond Honda Accord 1600 4-door. alrcond. sports rims 1980 Toyota Carina 1600 OL. alrcond Colt Sigma 1600. OS. alrcond. sports
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      921 27 1980 SUZUKI 580 cc 4-door 1 owner, eligible PARF $***** ono Phone *****07. 23. Lorong I Blawak. Spore 1335 1980. SUZUKI 990 4 door Saloon I private owner Very good condition Seldom used Selling 111 800 I Call Roy. *****00 1980 SUZUKI ZEEP 800 c c Aircon radio/cassette Perfect condition
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      1172 27 J— fp 1980 SUZUKI OPIOO Price $1,100 0.n.0 Tel *****80. David Ang after 5.30pm AT HONDA CUB 70 Oood condition. $400 Tel *****22 cxL 18 AU HONOA 790 Selling $800 Call *****17 77 Vehicles Wanted A GOOD OFFER o for all PARF scrap cars o any model good used curs
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      902 28 a' Accommodation r PropartiM 1 AWLmXf^M Ruby Industrial Complex ■■^ME CITY DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED I A member of Hong Leong Group) A one-stop centre for sale and leasing Your choice of residential, commercial and industrial properties. i i RE=4H mm /TJry" k T wl IB V v At Brookvale Park Show
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      864 28 F Prqwrttw BsT^BMBMBBB^B^B^BMBsT^B^BIBsWBBk ptj^J^y V Condominium I WEST COAST ROAD I |b9SSHbBS9BB^^^ \^^m^s\ 1 14 units spacious 2-stor»y Maisonettes I 17 units Luxurious Apartments Full Condominium Facilities Swimming pool Private- covered carpark Wading pool Tight securjty system Housing Loan Available >^ OWNtßand D6VELOPER XX 3RILLLANT DEVELOPMENT CO. (PTE) LTD. UNION
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      864 28 BT* ii jBbIII r rroptrntt j 1 32 -STOREY PEACE CENTRE/MANSION No 1 Sophia /Setogie Road. Singapore 0922 No restriction to foreigners City apartments j for gracious City living ,^j. Luxurious 3or 4 carpeted V^^B v bedrooms with split level Recreational Facilities 23 E2 Tennis, Golf Putting, Roof ~Ec^ Garden,
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      868 28 ACOOfitfVlOCldtlOfl ■fi Proptrttos Hiss •••22 I ;"-----3 fMJ ■at 3 SB I mmm m o 1 I •oi -•■■ol I Z i _■> v«• I ~"~5i! miBS mm Z» i "2:2* I ■Hb^btP <^bvJh I HaiborTcjv\ers cf Boston A Symbol of contemporary urban lifestyle 1. re"s a rare opportunity to
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      1182 28 C Accommodation A Mil f PropttUt CATC Classified Advertising Works. WtT M EUMOS MAMMON Brand new apartment. 20 minutes to airport High floor. 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms. I big hail Beautifully furnished 3 alrconds 11.750 including maintenance *****70, *****98 Agent). OWT. A MAMO NEW 4- bedroomed Luxurious Townhouse with Country
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      1515 29 ACCOftffVlOCawOOfl ot 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Flats BEAUTIFULLY FURNMHED APARTMENT In Pandan Valley 3 bedrooms, with full facilities. 13.200 Available 15/8/82 Orchard Housing *****74/ 3 BUKIT TBMAH SHERWOOO Tower. bachelor's apartment with pool Suitable Jurong Executives. Beautifully furnished, 11,800 Benco *****76 CAMNMLL PLAZA 3 bedrooms. 1 servant's, all with attached
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      708 29 ROOM FOR STUDENTS, working couple Good location Swimming pool and tennis court. Tel *****3 SMALL S4NOLE ROOM, simply furnished 1180 pm. S2 Jalan Kuak. Upper Thomson Road Tel *****31 SPOmSWOOOE PARK/AM Mo Klo unfurnlsed/furnlshed (alrcon J. 1200 to 1400 Call *****02. AgenL ANO MO KIO seml-furnlshed room for rent Working
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      459 29 READY CUENTS REQUIRE furnished/ unfurnished rooms/ flats In any districts Flexible budgets Owners please call: *****52/ *****21 EXPAT REOUBKS ROOM near Holland Village. Phone: *****34 after 6p.m. 89 PropartaM For Saw SINGAPURAPUILDING SOCIETY LTD. HOUSING LOANS up to 902 of valuation spread over a maximum period of 25 years on
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      588 29 COLOMAL BUNGALOWS M DMT 10 0 Single-storey on 16X100 sq ft of freehold land, built-in 19.000 sq ft with 3 bedrooms, servanU's, store, terrace, partially furnished with carpet and mo .ale flooring Single-storey on 18.000 sq ft freehold land, built-in 3.700 sq ft. with 6 bedrooms, 2 livings/ dlnlngs. 2
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      1491 29 All r Irrotwiiudiliuii 4 Mil r TropTtfs I JO* I I M^M A h^^^^^^^ai a bbbbEM I I BT ESs»#m^o^44ai«> I WOODLANDS PARK SINGLE STOREY Seml-detach 4.200 sq ft 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, furPished 5350.000 Tel *****2. K F Agencies. K> MB.ES UTPER CHANG! 2-storey 3-bedroomed terrace house Split-level llvlng/dlnlng.
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      370 29 1 1S4-441* I Classified Advertising Works. MST. 10. FONO AVENUE, beautifully renovated walk-up flat with lift 3 bedrooms spacious washing area I modern kitchenette large private compound Facing lush greenery Vacant possession $385,000 *****8S I ■M OIST. 14 SIMS AVENUE (Main Road) near Lorong 17. Second door, walk-up apartment, approx:
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      912 30 All C kLCOunito6atkm 4 SSI P'opTtim rrapanias por sa*> b) Flats SERANOOON APARTMENT. 2 years old 1400 sq.fl 2 bedrooms, servant's room, spill-level living/ dining. 3 toilets Partially furnished, freehold $330,000 Call owner. *****22 TOA PAYOH LORONG 7. 3- roomed improved HDB flat Well renovated, built-in wardrobes, kitchen cabinets, terraxxo/parquel
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      768 30 LEWIS COURT APARTMENT Lewis Road. 4 bedrooms. 4 bathrooms. $500,000 Call PAA *****75/ *****76 LUCKY PLAZA S-SEDROOMEO apartment Well furnished, sell with new furniture, asking $750,000 Interested, call: *****74 MOULMEIN APARTMENT 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms. 1350 sqft Foreigners can buy $390,000/Vlctor li Morns Tel: ***** J ROOMS (PRIVATE flat. Ist
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      1483 30 Wm\ F PnytrtttM 91 Factory Spacos Vacant/Wants*! r Warehouse I Factory For Sale I (SpecM rate* dunng I Conavucten panodt I |^^^^^^^T^^^^^^^^^yi7^^^a^Bßßßßl Warehouse Hat 8M (26 ft.) Ideally located at Upper Paya Lebai Road Convenwnt transport links Suitable tor light industries Adequate parking spaces E«ery un« provded with at least
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      1634 30 Bflj PropvtiM OIST 0*22. OUTSaDE CBO. facing main road, suitable for showroom, office and light industrial Also 2nd floor unIL 1.400 sq ft with partitions, alrcond Rental $3300 Tel: *****45/ *****30 DMT. 1 40* SO.FT. Shenton Houie fully equipped office space carpeted/ partitioned. inclusive fridge/ telex/ PABX. etc Price $2,000
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      728 30 ffil c if^-w. KEN'^IR EUROPE TOURS A true European Holiday! Only Ken-Air includes such popular cities like Sorrento, Capri, Athens, Corinth, Copenhagen, Sweden and even a delightful i interlude across the lonian Sea on a 2-berth cabin European tours like these used to cost a tortune l 1 Featuring:- coacrvcfuise-flight.
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      699 30 JL Q TravtM6uWe i 1 184-4412 Classified Advertising Works. NAM HO num. samcE m pte lib Gl4-16-18, Pearfs Centre, Eu Tong Sen Street. (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 01 05. Tet *****33 (7 lines) 1 19, People's Part<Compltw, Ground Floor. New Bridge Road, Singapore C lO5. Tet *****1/*****2 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 TAI4O i
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      190 31  - So near and yet so far JANICE SEAH By SINGAPORE'S Ang Peng Slong missed breaking Melvyn Ang's national record for the 1M metres breaststroke by ane-tenth of a second when he clocked 1 mm. 11.32 sec. In a heat at the world swimming championships in Guayaquil, Ecuador, on Sunday. Peng
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      514 31 ...AS PACKED STADIUM RISE TO CHEER GUAYAQUIL (Ecuador), Mon. East Germany's Petra Schneider broke the first world record of the world swimming championships with an astonishing surge of power in the 400 metres individual medley. The 19-year-old Olympic champion from Karlmar.rstadt showed her speed
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      192 31 Mea's IMm brautiitreke: 1 Steve Lundquist (US) 1:02 75 (world championships record). 2 Victor Davis (Can) 1:0282. 3 John MoHet (US) 1:03.13. 4 Adrian Moorhouse (Bri) 1:03.15, S. Peter Evans (Aust) 1:03.89. 6. Yuri Kis (Soy) and Pablo Restrepo (Col) 1:03 92. 8 Peter Lang (W. Ger) 1:04.72 tMn
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      368 31 TENNIS ROUND-UP FINE MARS LENDL'S FINE WIN NORTH CONWAY, Mon. Ivan Lend], of Czechoslovakia, toppled defending champion Jose-Luis Clerc, of Argentina, 64, 2-6, 6-4 in the semifinals of the Grand Prix tennis tournament here yesterday. Lendl's final opponent will be Spaniard Jose Higueras, who captured the last
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      60 31 GUAYAGUTL (Ecuador), Mon. Spain beat world champions Italy 9-8 to qualify for the quater-finals of the world water-polo tournament yesterday Other results First round West Germany 16 New Zealand 5. Australia 23 Egypt 2. Yugoslavia 7 Holland 6, China 12 Greece 10. France 12 Canada 11. Hungary
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      377 31 GUAYAQUIL (Ecuador), Mon. The United States yesterday criticised the starting equipment used at the World swimming championships and said that a malfunction had robbed Rich Saeger of a chance to qualify In the men's 2M metres freestyle. A statement Issued by United States
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      789 31 IHS j fl sCOWSeHIIIw. m mkSuUCUOn J CERTsnCATE/DB*LOMA COURSES Lseomo la LCCI IBM Exam New Classes commencing as follows Accounting (Manor) Sun 2.30- 400pm 8/8 Wed 700- 8.30pm 4/8 Frl 8 30- 10 OOpm 6/8 Advert tome, Thur 830- 945pm 5/8 Sat 3.15- 4 45pm 7/8 AndWny Sun 9.00- 10.
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      519 31 SECRETARIAL/ ACCOUNTING/ ENGLISH COURSES Private Secretary's Course Full-time l< Part-time Commencing 10/8/82 Bookkeeping (Elem) Thursday 6.30pm -8 00pm Shorthand Speed Development (40-140 wpm Shorthand Beginners Morning Evening English for Commerce Monday 6.00pm-7.30pm Enquiries MtOLANO SCHOOL Of COMMERCE m. 3rd Fk. Orchard BMg. (Above VUYI Emporium) Tat nmmi nmm. ENGLISH FOR
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      548 31 CATC Vs/itl e9* I 1 184-4411 1 Classified Advertising Works. TYPEWRITING/ SHORTHAND: Guaranteed Course: Preparing for 1983 LCCI Exam Success Guaranteed Register now: Raja's College 37C Bras Basah Complex: *****03/*****70 TYPEWRITING: ONE/TWO months Intensive course Anytime B.ooam 9.00pm dally Singapore Institute of Commerce, 283 C, Selegle Complex (3rd Floor) *****81/*****49
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      42 32 The Family of the late thank all friends, relatives, colleagues and business associates VANGUARD MACHINERY BERVICE MOSCOW ENTERPRISE HUA UAN DEPARTMENTAL STORE For Mmw kind tfildwici, condotmoc—, donations. wrMttw, tcrofc •nd idnrtw aaaMano* during Itmr no** bf wwwnt MOM ONG GEOK WHAY
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      58 32 144 In Memoriam IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR LATE FATHER PASSED BUT MEMORIES STAY FRESH ANDPAINKUI. DEARLY MISSED BY YOUR WIFE. SONS. DAUGHTERS. SONS-IN-LAW. DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW AND GRANDCHILDREN REQUIEM HIGH MASS WILL BE SUNG ON 1 1 *2 AT 10 AM AT THE CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF LOUROES, OPNM ROAD.
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      26 32 In Loving of Sweet are the memories silently kepi. of one we loved dearly. and never forget MR. JOHN TAN KOON TONG dapartod 3rd Aug. ti
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      38 32 143 Acknowledgements thank* to ralalhtaa, Manda, lha Board of Mroctora and ataff of Transmarco Ltd, Doctora and nuraaa of SL Mark's Inlamatmnal u.ianca and aMondanc* during it. The fsmty of th# i.t. MR. OEONOE LEE CM YE LYE
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      39 32 VWaga: Salahpur DipirUrt BMyiSK P ATH -D A BHOG will b* |MM at Sri Gum Singh ■■&gt;»«. SO WM» R— d. on Wdn— day. 4th August 1111 frewn I.oopm to 5 OOjxn SUOAGAB SINGH (broMMr of Dahp Singh)
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      102 32 141 Deaths Passed away peacefully on 31 7.82 leaving behind Kwrk SweeSeng IOM Kwek Ping Ping Kwek Tuan Tuan Kwek Cheng Cheng Kwek Al Hua Kwek Lay Choo Kwek Lay Hong Kwek Lay Loo Kwek Lay Tin Llan Soh Tin Koh Kan Sek Koh York Hee Lav Kuo Ping Lee
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      Wong opens up at the double
      286 32  -  LEX SEOW YAM By WONG Shoon Keat selected to play in the Indonesian Open from August 18-22, has been given another international assignment by the Singapore Badminton Association's management committee. Wong, the national champion, will make his debut in the Hongkong Open from Sept.
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      464 32 Is's Botham the avenger ALL-ROUNDER Ian Botham, smarting from two batting failures, took his revenge on Pakistan yesterday with a devastating burst of bowling that swept England to a 113-run victory in the First Test cricket match. Pakistan, needing 313 to win the opening match of the three-Test series, were
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      521 32 Time to put young ones in the swing DEREK WILD COMMENT By ITS a sobering thought, isn't it, that the average age of Singapore's Putra Cup golf team is around 34! That doesn't exatly qualify the four laye- s useful golfers a 1 for wheelchairs and &lt;■ .d-age pensions, I
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        35 32 ATHLETICS: Rumanian Vali lonesco set a women's world long jump record with a leap of 7.20 metres beating the previous mark of 7.09 m at a meet in Belgrade last nigh*.
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        59 32 BASEBALL: Kansas City Royals beat Baltimore Orioles 2-0 in a major league game. Other results: Toronto Blue Jays 1 Detroit Tigers 0, Milwaukee Brewers 4 Cleveland Indians 2, Oakland Athletics 3 Minnesota Twins 2, Texas Rangers 3 New York Yankees 2, Chicago White Sox 7 Boston
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        Epps in quick exit
        38 32 BOXING: Tony Ayala, the United States' latest light-middleweight sensation, scored a remarkable victory over fellow-American Robbie Epps when the referee stopped fight in the first round of a 10-round bout in San Antonio, Texas.
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        33 32 South Korean Hwang Jun-Suk easily defended his Orient-Pacific welterweight boxing title by knocking out Wongso Suseno, of Indonesia, in the third round of a scheduled 12 round contest in Seoul.
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        38 32 MOTOR RALLYING: The first foreigners to drive from Hongkong to Peking in three decades arrived in Beijing after a successful test run over the proposed 3.000-kilometer course for an international rally scheduled latin this year
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        27 32  -  VOLLEYBALL: The All-Japan men's team defeated their United States counterpart 3-1 to win the first best-of-four series at the Aichi gymnasium in Nagoya. Agencies.
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      Lock icon Larkins, Williams rewrite record
      395 32 Larkins, Williams rewrite record LONDON, Mon. Northamptonshire's Wayne Larkins and Richard Williams put on 215 in 25 overs against Worcestershire yesterday to set a thirdwicket Sunday League cricket championship record at Luton. Larkins, banned from England's Test team for his parl in the "rebel" tour of South Africa earlier this
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      Langer's play-o££ pay-o££!
      321 32  -  STUTTGART, Mon. Defending champion Bernkard Laager, of West Germany, beat Britain's Rill Lragmalr after a play-off U retain thr West German Open title heir yesterday. lyongmuir forced thr play-off after firing an eagle three at the final hole to card a lastround S8 and draw level with
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      286 32 MR. GAY AH NONG Aged 76 years Passed away peacefully on Saturday, 31st July 1982 at 9.05pm. A Memorial Service will be held on Tuesday, 3rd August 1982 at 8.00pm. at All Saints Memorial Chapel, 5 Poh Huat Road, (10 km. Upper Serangoon Road, Off Florence Road), Singapore 1954 (Tel:
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      351 32 THE FAKM.V 0* the late Mr. Gerard Sabttlno Arrlola wish to thank gratefully the doctors and staff of Ward 53 5.0.H.. officers. NCOs of SCE. RSN. members of the religious groups, relatives, friends for their assistance, attendance, prayers, donations, wreaths and condolences during their recent bereavement Our special thanks to
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      Days of the tote Summers' numbered
      643 33  - Days of the tote Summers' numbered EPSOM JEEP Penang Turf Club's move hits them By THE talking point in local racing circtes is the concerted move by the three associated turf clubs in Peninsular Malaysia to curb last-minute big bets on the totalisator. Racing is big business, almost an industry,
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      82 33 EXE V EN horses who won or finished second at Penang over the weekend have been promoted. They are (new ratings within brackets): KramCluaJUl: Country Lord n (125), Formula One (117). Hawaiian Song (130), Picket Wire (123), Sokitomi II (135) and Speedy Gonzales (120). Frwn
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      168 33 FAIRWAY By PENANG, Mon. According to the Stipendiary Steward's report released after Saturday's races, "Solicitor 111 buckled over and fell." Solicitor 111 brought down two other runners, Brown Kentuckian and Metropolitan 11, both owned by Agasam Stable. Brown Kentuckian had to be put
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      29 33 Record breaker TERRY LUCAS i bringing Sokltomi back to srales after the four-year-old shattered the Penftng coarse record for I .mm last Sunday with a new time of 1:23.5
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      222 33 HOW THEY RAN AT PENANG ON SATURADY At the 400 metres At the finish Pictures at the 4Mm by ALBERT SIM Q 4 Div B 1,200 m 1. Brantas II 2. Forty Minutes 3. Sherimour 4. Perfect Match Dist: 8, M, 2&gt;i Time 1:13.3 Q 5 Div 3 1,200 m
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      1264 33 Penang weights PENANG. Mon. Weights, ratings and barrier draws for this week- I end's races here: SATURDAY C«M 2W, 2 1,700 m I (Rating. 106-S1) 11 Capital 57 105 5 Tomlinson 56 103 2 Parklane Kid 55 5 102 12 Mighty Star 55 101 4 Ace Of Aces 54 3
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      Horses to follow
      170 33 Mighty Star came from the rear and ran on second to Royal Command n over 1,400 m. He goes over 1.700 m this weekend and should appreciate the longer trip. Mater Hnw is coming to hand. He finished well for second to all-the-way winner, Thanga, over 1.200
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      Beaten favourites over the weekend
      150 33 PENANG, Mon. How the beaten favourites fared over the weekend: SATURDAY (good): RACE 2: Red Fantasy found one to beat in Happy Melody IV. He went down by 4 -length. RACE 4: Nakuru was slow into stride and was never seen with a chance. He
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      League may be expanded
      253 34  - League may be expanded TAY CHENG KHOON By THE Anchor Business Houses squash league may be expanded to allow top-class players a chance to take part. What the sponsors. Anchor Brewery, and the Singapore Squash Rackets Association have in mind is a league which will be open to all squash
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      THAI PICHIT ON TARGET AT PESTA
      344 34 THAI PICHIT ON TARGET AT PESTA PETER SIOW By PICHIT SUPAPAVCOG, Thailand's red-hot shooter, was in a merciless mood yesterday, blasting 96 birds out of a possible 100 to lead in the Pesta Sukan skeet competition at Rifle Range Road. It would be extremely foolish to be in the 38--year-old
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      13 LIFTERS FOR TROPHY EVENT
      274 34  -  LEX SEOW YAM By THE Singapore Amateur Welghtlifting Federation have named Dine lifters and four reserves for the K«&lt;i&gt; Say Lean challenge trophy competition against Malaysia at the Havelock Community Centre on Aog. 28. The eveat will be held la conjunction with PesU Sultan, and
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      Forces should start on winning note
      99 34 Forces should start on winning note DEFENDING champions Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association look set to gain a winning start in their defence of the Civil Services League I hockey tournament for the I S. R. Nathan Trophy i when they take on Telerec 1 at Balestier Road this I
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      Homesick clause in Fandi contract
      551 34 BRIAN MILLER By AMSTERDAM, Mon. The first round of preliminary negotiaions between Fandi Ahmad and Ajax Amsterdam got under way this morning and ended an hour later, with encouraging results. Talent scout Japp Reinde.s and Dutch journal is t Guvs van Bladel acted as Fandi
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      Khalsa pay price for wasting
      266 34  - Khalsa pay price for wasting TAY CHENG KHOON By KHALSA paid the price for bungling 16 short corners and went down 0-1 to Singapore Recreation Club in a Strobel hockey premier league match at the Padang yesterday. It was pathetic to see the League leaders dominating play throughout but failing
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      488 35 HAK IK AT RAI By Razor-sharp Razali to the rescue for Republic HONGKONG went headlong towards disaster in the Asian Youth Group Two soccer tournament when they suffered a 1-0 defeat by Singapore at the National Stadium last night. Faced with a "must win" situation, Hongkong charged into
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      282 35 THE vulnerability of Thailand and the versatility of star striker Piyapong Pue-On will be severely t»»ted when they face the rampaging North Koreans in the Asian youth soccer tournament at the National Stadium tonight (8.45), writes JOE DORAI. Thailand began their campaign on a bright
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      Chinese fire-power sinks S. Korea
      282 35  -  LEX SEOW YAM By CHINA, the inventor of Kun-p«mder, anvelled their flrr-power once aniß in the 23rd Aatu outh Soccer Tourn* ment at the Nation*! SUdlnm Uat algkt to send prr-tuurnament favourites South Korea crashing tttM defeat. It was the Chinese's sei-nnd victory In as
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      186 35 Farmers protest at 1986 W-Cup BOGATA (Colombia), Mon. Colombian (arm workers do not want the 1966 World Cup finals to be held in their country. In a letter addressed to the new President Belisario Betancur, who is due to be sworn in on Saturday week, the Farm Workers Federation claim
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      122 35 HYATT Hotel scraped through to reach the semifinals when they edged out Straits Times 1-0 in a Singapore Business Houses' Football League Division Two match the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, writes J. RAjfcNDRAN Senin Hassan netted the winniner six minutes into the second-half following a melee.
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      Wrong team
      33 35  -  CAIRNHILL beat Telok Blangah 5-2 in a National Football League Division Two match at Bedok last Sunday, and not Toa Payoh as reported in Monday's Straits Times The error is regretted.
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      Colony's mahjong wall falls down!
      206 35 Colony's mahjong wall falls down! PATRICK BASTIANS By HONGKONG seemed to be playing mahjong football that game of cunning and luck played with plastic bricks against Singapore last night at the National Stadium. And they lost. In their 1-0 defeat in a match they had to win, Hongkong built their
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      65 35 HOCKKY Ktrekd Premier League: SCC v Police (PA. 520 pm) Dtv. One: CSC v SIA (Balestier Rd. 5.20 p.m.). (Ml Srrvtrea Leant: SAFSA v Telerec (I A 5.15 p.m.). Customs v Prisons (SCRC. 5.15 pm Frioadly: SRC v Neeri Sembilan (Padang. 5 20 p.m.). SHOUTING Peeta Seluui: Trap and skeet
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      69 35 liirntmril: Philippines v Japan (7 p.m.). North Korea v Thailand (8.45 p.m.). Both at National Stadium. SBHKL: Div. SA: United Bank v Corona (Farrer Park AC); Div. SB: Premier Milk v Cold Storage (Oueenstown). MAS v CIAS (Geylang) Slags as r» Gevt. Bervte«e LemneMv. 1: Club HDB v SAFSA (Farrer
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    441 36  -  AGNES WEE Part of major world telecommunication network By SINGAPORE may be linked with Australia by a submarine telecommunication cable through Jakarta in a significant international telecommunication development When the planned Singapore- Europe submarine cable is completed, the new network will link Australia in the
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    397 36 NAIROBI, Mon. Life returns nervously to Nairobi after coup bid KENYAN authorities have given armed rebels until today to surrender with thiir weapons, following an abortive attempt to overthrow President Daniel Arap Moi yesterday. Maj-Gen N. A. Mohamed. deputy commander of the Kenyan army and
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    125 36 LONDON, Mon. Saudi Arabia has put aside any decision on lowering oil prices for the time being, according to the industry newsletter, Petroleum Intelligence Weekly. The New York-based publication said today that it looked as if the world's biggest oil exporter had decided to
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    232 36 TOKYO, Mon At least si people were feared dead today after Typhoon Bess pounded lti. way acraas central Japan, cauiing widespread floods and landslides, the National Police Agency reported. It said 54 people were killed and H missing. \nother 111 were injured after being washed away
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    36 36 LONDON, Mon. A 23-year old Vietnamese was charged yesterday with the murder of seven Chinese men trapped in a fire at an illegal gambling club in London s Chinatown last month. Reuter.
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    39 36 JAKARTA. Mon. The Dalai Lama, the self -exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, today paid a courtesy call on Vice-Presi-dent Adam Malik on the second day of a week-long visit to Indonesia. Reuter BKK SKCTION t, P. 1
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    30 36 MANILA, Mon. President Ferdinand Marcos today outlawed the making, import and sale of genuine-looking toy guns and toy explosives, saying hoodlums had used them in crime. AP
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    35 36 LONDON, Mon. British seamen operating the 41 ships of the state-owned Sealink ferry firm went on strike at the height of the holiday season, strand. ng 11,000 British holiday-makers on the Channel Islands. Reuter
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    280 36 SBC to start Khmer language service? No decision yet, says official SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore is to set up a Khmer language radio service as part of a programme to support the newly-formed Democratic Kampuchean government, official sources said today. The broadcasts, aimed at countering Vietnamese and other communist propaganda broadcasts
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    89 36 Chun renews Pacific summit call SEOUL, Mon. President Chun Doo-hwan has renewed his call for a summit conference of Pacific Basin nations, terming it the most effective way to resolve "the most difficult and urgent international issues." Mr Chun's original initiative for such a meeting came when Australian Prime Minister
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    49 36 BEIJING, Mon French President Francois Mitterrand is to pay an official visit to China next May. visiting French Foreign Minister Claude Cheysson announced here today. He told a press conference that the exact date for the visit would be fixed at a later stage. AFP
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    303 36 Chin Beng moving up as SIA's deputy chairman SINGAPORE Airlines has made top management changes to see it through the difficult times ahead. Mr Lim Chin Beng, who has been managing director since June 1971, will be elected deputy chairman at the airline's annual general meeting on Aug 20. This
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      321 36 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Feeding on market watchers bearish assessments of the outlook for shares, the stock j market fell sharply yesterday, reports NAJEEB JARHOM. What money brokers and bankers have agreed upon after the first round of negotiations Singapore has about 25 per cent of the
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      129 36 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Showers in a few areas around midday. TEMP. (C) op to a.m. tomorrow: 52 max., 25 mln. SUNSET today: 7.15 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.15 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adrlaidr 6 17C Pine MaalU 24 31C Fair Bangkok 25 32C Cloudy Me4a»Tae 8 i:c Fine Brians 25
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      1433 1 SECTION TWO All over the world, there is debate on how to move forward, how to live with the new power that science has given us, without forgetting the lessons of the past. MURIEL SPEEDEN talks with a leader who has had to guide his people out of their remote
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        1230 2 TUESDAY COLUMN ALAN JOHN has fond memories of HDB-livmg BACK on the ground again and I miss the view from the 14th-floor Housing Board flat that was home for almost one year. Well, not just the view, the whole flat. And the experience of HDB highrise living. I'd have laughed
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      113 3 Milan: Evening wear in 1983 WHILE the couture shows in Paris are hogging a lot of the limelight, Milan is also having a very definite say about 1983's looks. Valentino closed the Milan shows with his new peplum shape. The piece which closed his collection was not studded resplendently with
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      405 3 THE autumn and winter showings in Paris peaked when Yves Saint Laurent presented his sleek, sophisticated collection, leaving fashion followers a relatively brief time for lunch before going on to Hubert de Glvenchy's opening. Both are highly professional designers in complete control of their craft.
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      945 4 After the pyramids which rank first and second Sri Lanka has the next biggest monument in the world. And with Unesco s help the pre-Christian stupa at Anuradhapura is being brought back to its former glory rescued from the jungle as part of the ambitious programme
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        364 5 AN EXTRAORDINARY Meet the Composer Orchestra Residences Programme was unveiled last May in the New York Philharmonic board room. It's extraordinary because it allows six composers to spend two years with an important American orchestra. The composers and "their" orchestras are John Adams at the
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        858 5 IT is 1911. It is eight years after the bicycle repairers, Wilbur and Orville Wright, had launched their "Flyer" at Kill Devil Hills in Kittyhawk, North Carolina. Singapore has heard a lot about the daredevils of the air. Men who are crazy enough to whizz
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        310 5 THE HOWLING Now on at Capitol Reviewed by PATRICK BHEN WITH horror movies pouncing from countless corners with a numerous assortment of weapons, the names behind the titles become the first index in separating the good from the bad and the ugly. The Bawling is born from the
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      205 5 888 BBk i i v l^hj i Lb^Bt i&H Bb^bC^Bßbl llU6sljb-bwP^ BbK I I I 1 f .^BBk^^flß^Bßßa 1 Bb^BL l^bv^bW'^bv r^aflii^ W (A W l W \mM bW «^hhbbV &lt;**'■■•?&lt; CHRISTINA ONC t^V^V Our National singing ambassadress -'is3B to the 1961 World Popular .'*&gt;%£s. -,^i. Songs Festival in Korea.
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      284 5 Straits Times Crosswor d ACROSS 5 nee where it's hard under 1 Biblical shortcake? (6) toot on Merseyside (7) 4 Humperdlnck's turn to write 6 Seat o( canine authority? (9) part (or singer (6) 7 Fire perhaps may be a bar io 9 Finger displayed to receive It ring priest
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      259 5 SINGAPORE CIVIL AVIATION PAST AND PRESENT Exhibition of 120 historical items covering airport development, aircraft types and other events of civil aviation over the past 70 years. National Museum Young People's Gallery. 9 I a.m. 5.30 p.m. Ends i Aug 10. EXHIBITION Chii nese paintings of celebratI ed artists, modern
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      272 6 GARFIELD ByJlmPavls RATHER THAN PIX YOUR /V\AVB£ THAT BREAKFAST EVERY PAY, WASNT SUCH A 1 GARFIELR I'VE PECIPEC7 TO V GOOP IPEA j LET YOU SERVE YOURSELF ywuK ii^h/ JtM PAVrf) 2&lt;fc 1962 Umlcd Feature Syndicate, mc STAR WARS B y Archie Goodwill &Al Williamson LUKE COGSN'T KNOW THE MAN
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      392 8 BMMBWMEWHBWMMMWMMMFBBMHWBHbWbbEbbIbMbTMMMbbbMbbMbbbmbmbbmbbb^^ I There's 1 money ■I in the HORIZON CASH FROM TRASH (Ch 5, 10.15 p.m.): Do you know that there is value placed on your rubbish? In Britain, they have discovered that rubbish found in dustbins could reap profits of up to £300 million (about SJI I,IOO million) a
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      344 8 2.55 PM Opening folowed by Crocodk Tears (Manda rin/r) 4.35 Afternoon Matinee Sumyside Up (b/w): Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell are stars in this musical drama about a daughter of a Yorkville grocer who falls in love with the son of a wealthy family. As most musicals have it's got
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      328 8 again. While Laura, the proud new mother, prods him to work at regaining his strength, his sister, Eliza Jane, manages to convince him to settle for life in the wheelchair. But trust the scriptwriters to work out something suitable for the series' continued existence 9.45 News And Weather Forecast (English)
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      603 8 5.58 AM National An- Magnets to DU|MM them followed by Opening Malaria, It has been Announcement S.M News- found that red blood cells Tn-Brief 9.95 Another infected with malaria are Morning Another Show more strongly attracted to 1.99 News and Weather magnets than normal Report 1.19 Morning Di- cells, gest
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        The tide ebbs for an old man of the river
        1362 1  - The tide ebbs for an old man of the river TAN JONG SEE Singapore River By THE "eyes" painted on the bows of the lighters on Singapore River have seen them all. They have seen the river bustling with economic activity. They have seen it choked with debris. These eyes
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        Bruce Lee lives on
        1057 2 film that brought gongfu superstar Bruce Lee to international fame 10 years ago, is now in the re-run. CHONG WING HONG traces some of the star's past glories and tries to find out why he was so popular. ft±ttf*ft BAfJftHi Tftliftll»»BJß#Baft« **&¥Ai3c^ll|A)Rfttt&lt;i;B ffeSftftft ft-^ZftIABUSt fcft£ftfe*&£*Wi»sl:*, m
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        242 1 APPOINTMENTS An established trading company specialized in hotel catering products, householdwares, kitchenwares and electrical appliances requires additional suitably qualified personnel to join them as:HOTEL 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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        237 1 MALE TRAINEE DEALER We now have a vacancy within our (told Dealing and Money Market Operations. uruJFICATIONS: Singapore Citizen A Good Tertiary Education Possess a working knowledge of Mandarin and the major Chinese dialects. Self-motivat«d, articulate and capable of dealing with personnel of all levels. TRAINING In-House Training and with
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        252 1 MARKETING EXECUTIVES SALES MANAGERS (2) ASSISTANT SALES MANAGERS (2) We are a Japanese Organisation with international subsidiaries based in Singapore trading in Commodity Futures. We have vacancies for the above posts and are inviting young men and women to participate in oar challenging sales and marketing teams. Minimum Qualifications: G.C.E.
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        276 1 NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANY: ACT. CAP 185 AND M THE MATTER Of HENLEY MTERNATIONAL TRADING (PRIVATE) LIMITED (M MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY LIQUDATION) FINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursu ant to Section 272(1) ol the Companies Act. Cap 185. that a Meeting of the Company will be held
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        231 2 APPOINTMENTS ZT*" Mj^jAm northern Ar I |rw fclccom N DUE TO CONTINUED EXPANSION NORTHERN TELECOM REQUIRES: TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERS THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE WILL PREFERABLY BE A GRADUATE IN ELECTRONICS OR COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING OR COMPUTER SCIENCE. SOME EXPERIENCE IN TELEPHONE SYSTEMS WOULD BE AN ADVANTAGE. HE WILL BE BASED IN SINGAPORE BUT
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        345 2 NOTICES MAIN CONTRACTORS REQUIRED FOR THREE MAJOR PROJECTS IN JAKARTA Jakarta Land Ltd, a major developer of office building in Jakarta, is undertaking the development of 3 new projects, for 2 of which tenders for the main contract will be called at the end of October 1982 and the third
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        109 2 W I UAP/XN AIR LiISIES Japan Air Lines announces that with the installation of computerized telephone system in our office, with effect from Ist. August 1982, the telephone numbers of our various departments are as follows: Passenger Reservations *****22 (unchanged) Passenger Sales *****11 (unchanged) Ticketing *****33 Management *****13 Administration *****16
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        57 2 NOTICE This is to inform the public that LOO FOOK YUE also known as PETER LOO FOOK YUE holder of Singapore pink Identity card No. *****34/E has ceased *o be employed by us with effect from 30.7.1982. He is not authorised to transact any business nor to receive any money
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        169 2 ICMtAGA LfTMK NfGAIA THUKMTAN DtMAKUMMCAN tAHAWA SATU CANGCUAN KKAIAN EUKTIIK AKAN KRLAKU PAOA 1815 Ot KAWASAN-KAWASAN DAN PAOA MASA MASA SIPMTI KRKUT:— DAKI JAM 7 30 PAGI MINGGA 7 00 PCTANC 1. SUNCCI UtAWAI 2. TUKANC SICNN 3. CHKUS 4 OfGHNC OARI JAM 7 30 PAGI HINCCA 1.00 PCTANC I.
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        268 3 "LIDO Last Few DAYS! (*****14) 5 SHOWS: 11am, 1.45.4.00,6.45, 9.15 I NEVER BEFORE SEEN! CONFISCATED SECRET VIETCONG BATTLE FILM! t V M I fata %jl kaC BaP/ Ii w Qal WTy ijwttyi^i lHi-irs JADE: LAST DAY! (*****80)5 SHOWS: 11am, 1.30, 4, 6.30 A 9.00 aP^kl IB -t( bb^bT T Wr
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        656 3 SPECIAL INFRARED RAYS SHRINK &lt;XZT PACKAGING AAACHINE j MANUAL AUTOMATIC HIGH PERFORMANCE LOW COST LESS ELECTRICITY EASY OPERATION SHRINK PACKAGING MACHINE ■Pi r -il bL .aHM L^bV aaWflßaßßßV*^. 888 l V&gt;&gt;" BK^B^BBI IT SOLVES MOST OF YOUR PACKAGING NEEDS Also Suppliers of DATA MATE (S) PTE LTD Japan Made High
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        263 3 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC ORCHARD: LAST DAYS! &gt; (***** M) 4 SHOWS: 1.30, 4.00, 6.30, 9.15pm C &gt; BORN INTO WORLDS FAR APART, THEY FOUND A WORLD OF THEIR OWN &gt; &lt; SYLVIA NICHOLAS W t &lt; KPISTEL CLAY I k* S Lady 1^ &gt; B^B^M^kEaSl BBaßM^CT^afr^^ 1 I i Baseo on the
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        241 3 i![ffi^ATHArl| j &lt;,\2X/ OI?GANISAIION i 1 ji wMSimzranvmMKasiiiw ii I 1,1 LASTDAYSI (Z f) 130. 4OO.» Joi» 15pm J) 1 LAST DAY' j I I l 11am. 1 10 4 00. tX. 9 lipm V SfIkCHMIESBmNSON ;!;fvr death j I i XV^WISH Ml I I TOMORROW I I 1 THURSOAY
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        980 4 Sungai Singapura (2) DI bahagian haluan setiap tongkang yang aibuk berulangalik di Sungai Singapura anda akan lihat sepasang "mata" yang besar dan berwarna warni. Seiak Singapura mula dibuka, "mata-mata" mi telah melihat pergolakan yang berlaku dari sungai yang bersih hinggalah menjadi
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        865 4 APPOINTMENTS Apprenticeship Scheme for School-Leavers Reservists asm m *t cV l v*P*" BB i Tl. ■IB mm^J^ BiBV BBBBBBBBBVBWBBBVBBBSBPWMV e^BBV BBB£ t The EDB offers skills training leading to the award of the CRAFTSMAN CERTIFICATE upon successful completion of the 4-year apprenticeship. Since 1972, the EDB hat successfully trained 2422
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        535 4 V*sS^o J Jag PROMET FABRICATORS SDN BHD W We are a subsidiary of Prompt Berhad, a S fiS well-established international marine §|g§j ensineerins and civil construction orsanisation. We seek suitably qualified Malaysians to fill the following positions ||ljj|S in our yard *t Tdok Ramunia, Johore:- I^B FOREMAN (Crane Services) •At
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