The Straits Times, 13 August 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, AUGUST IS, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    A brain drain will ruin us: PM
    729 1  -  LESLIE FONG, In the interest of all, the talented must be nurtured to their full potential and also rewarded adequately IT Prime Minister tils why it is mportant for our continued progress to recruit foreign talent to supplement our own. By Associate Editor
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    Difficult to imagine how we could have moved so well ahead without the minds of these men...
    189 1 L FROM 23 years of experience in gov- eminent, I have learned that one highcalibre mind in charge of a Ministry or a Statutory Board makes the difference between success and failure of
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    Lock icon Henry, the Oscar man, dies
    101 1 HOLLYWOOD, Thurs. OSCAR-WINNING actor Heary Fvnda (abave), wh* pUyed hearttaMl America** la d«a«as of Urns, UK-ladliiK Tbr Crape* af Hr* U> and Mr Roberts, died of heart failare today at Ce4an-Btaai Medical Ceatre. He was TJ. A kwpiUl spekeamao said Faada's wife, Salrlee, was at
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    Lock icon 'Israel causing mass destruction to Beirut' charge
    384 1 BEIRUT, Thur*. LEBANESE Prime Minister Shafik AlWazzan suspended talks today with United States peace envoy Philip Habib after accusing Israel of causing mass destruction to Beirut. Mr Wazzan, a Muslim, made the announcement after a one-hour conference with Mr Habib at suburban Baabda
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    Lock icon US rapped
    39 1 BEIJING, Thurs. On the eve ol new trade talks, China criticised the United States today for imposing quotas on the import of Chinese textiles and said Sino-American economic ties would suffer if they are not lifted. UPI.
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    Sorry for the miss
    121 1 THE NaUenal Day orgaalwtag committee yesterday apalaglsed to thasr wha had gathered In the Pays Lekar area, hat mowed the Heats pracesstM aa Wedaeaday. Altaamgh the nap givea to the areas by the •rgaaisers, which waa published aa We4aesday, skewed th»t the float* mM disperar at
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    Bulls make broad retreat
    319 1 Straits Times Industrial Index at its lowest in more than two years RECESSION worries and the extreme weakness of the Hongkong market led to another broad retreat at the Singapore stock market yesterday. The Straits Times Industrial Index finished another 19.32 points tower at 559.53, its
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    Lock icon Youth dies, 15 hurt in mid-air blast
    228 1 Youth dies, 15 hurt in mid-air blast HONOLULU, Thurs AN explosion killed a 18-year-old Japanese youth and Injured 15 other passengers shortly before a United States Jumbo Jet airliner landed here yesterday. The Pan American World Airways Seeing 741, carrying 27 passengers aad a crew of IS aa a flight
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      Lock icon ISRAEL CALLS OFF ATTACKS
      67 1 JERUSALEM, Than. Israel tonight called off a fierce easlaaght against Beirut after a heated Cabinet meeting la which ssaw mlalaters eppaaed the ferce being applied against Palestinian guerilla* trapped in the city. At the lalted Nattoaa, the Security Council waa sammeaed late urgent asaataa teday aa
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      34 1 58 pages today SUMMARY t WORLD NEWS 3, 4, 8 CAUSEWAY IS EDITORIAL 1« LETTERS 17 BACKGROUND 18 TIMES BUSINESS \%-Ti CLASSIFIEDS O-X SPORTS J5-» OUTLOOK U CINEMA COMICS H, 11 RADIO* TV 14
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      596 2 Manufacturers' worry MANUFACTURERS are pleased that a new statutory board will be set up to help promote local exports. But they are concerned over how the board is to finance its programmes. It is understood that industries requiring the specialised export promotion services offered by the Trade Development Board
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      COMMENT
      231 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: EVERY pnH-antion should be taken to prevent mooqulto breeding. The public should be made aware that each preventive measure they take, however simple it may be, helps to reduce the opportunities for propagation of the aedes mosquito which causes dengue haemorrhaglc fever. Although the Ministry
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      SPORTS
      243 2 Gates on Ipswich FORWARD Eric Gates believes Ipswich Town could lift the English First Division soccer title in 1982-83, even though Bobby Robson has handed over its management to Bobby Ferguson. "If we can steer clear in the next few months of the sort of injuries that laid up
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      240 2 THREE JEWELLERY FIRMS GO INTO RECEIVERSHIP THREE local jewellery manufacturers Yap Brothers Jewellery Manufacturers, Diamond Investments and Precious Stones Exchange have been placed under receivership by their secured credito's. They are unable to meet the repayment schedules for their bank loans. The total amount owing the banks is
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      BACKGROUND
      58 2 CONFRONTATION WITH JAPAN THE furore in North and East Asia over Japan's revision of its history textbooks has conjured up the dreaded question: Is Japan drifting back to militarism and ultra-nation-alism? For millions of Japanese, the issue is one manifestation of a wider international confrontation between the government and
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      553 2 Focus on Bonn's woes THE failure of AEG-Telefunken, West Germany's second largest electrical company, highlights the problems of West Germany's recession-hit industry. However, economists say there are no signs of other major industries following AEG's fate. But the threat to AEG's 96,999 West German employees has drawn
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      SECTION 2
      351 2 A brighter world A WORLD filled with super-smart, happier, more creative people? This is the futuristic vision of California optometrist Robert Graham. He plans to do this by using sperm of Nobel Prize-winning scientists and the wombs of highly intelligent women who belong to Mensa, an international society
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      247 2 Court order revoked A MALAYSIAN High Court judge has revoked a court order granting an indefinite stay of execution for five men, including a Singaporean, who are due to be hanged under the Internal Security Act. Mr Justice Hashim Yeop Sani also ruled that the death sentence
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      153 2 Brothers' sorrow 8U DONGPO and his brother Su Zhe, now separated by different postings, write increasingly of their vain hopes to meet, a sorrow intensified by their gradual realisation of being "discarded" in their political endeavours. Pagel Return to the past THERE will be an exhibition
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      671 2 WINA RETURN TICKET TO LONDON By Tarom Romanian Air Transport In the competition to name our new bowling centre. Bnflf Rute* c^ GoSlurteR kv T^£™™^^^™?™ T A^tt^aoto^^c/compot^^aO-tone SSSiS^^T^ bowling centre (in addition to the existing 62-lane 3 The contes t ,s open to all from Aug 2to 1 6 1
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Why Schmidt did not step in to help
      482 3 BONN, Thursday THE failure of AEGTelefunken, West Germany's second largest electrical company, highlights the problems of West Germany's recession-hit industry at the end of a 30-year economic miracle. Economists said that no other major company seems to be in immediate danger, but
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      Lock icon Curb use of arms in space, Soviets tell UN conference
      226 3 VIENNA, Thurs. THE head of the Soviet delegation to a United Nations space conference said yesterday it was essential to act soon to prevent the militarisation of outer space. Dr Vladimir Kotelnikov told delegates at the conference that the Soviet
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      Lock icon Brazil helping RAF says Times
      144 3 Brazil helping RAF says Times LONDON, Thurs. British RAF transport planes supplying the garrison of the Falkland Islands are being refuelled in Brazil, The London Times reported today. The refuelling arrangement was reached after weeks of talks between the Brazilian and British governments. If the arrangement were successful, it would
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      Lock icon Russia builds compression stations for gas pipeline
      237 3 MOSCOW, Thurs. The Soviet Union has started building compressor stations for the Siberian pipeline and has received more than 2,500 km of pipe from West Germany, Italy and Japan, a Soviet economic journal said yesterday. The weekly EXonomicheskaya Gaxeta said that despite measures
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      Lock icon Lovers' way to beat dowries
      136 3 ISTANBUL, Thurs. At least 22 teenage girls were abducted by their lovers in a two-month period in the conservative Black Sea province of Ordu, the semi-official Anatolia news agency reported yesterday. The agency said this was a result of an increase in the dowry a
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      Lock icon Newton's weighty error
      171 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs. THE idea of a gold standard for money resulted from a mistake by Sir Isaac Newton in 1717, a former State Department official has written in an article attacking a return to the gold standard. Sir Isaac, who formulated the Law of Gravity, was Master
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      Lock icon Labour rally to back health strike
      273 3 Labour rally to back health strike LONDON, Thurs. British labour today staged a rally here in support of the 750,000 National Health Service (NHS) nurses and manual workers who are on strike for more money. Yesterday, Health Secretary Norman Fowler appealed to hospital workers to call off their weeklong strike,
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      In other words...
      60 3 In other words... My eldest son Is a teacher wk« will teach you n«t to commit crime. My sec«wd Ls policeman who will pinch yon If you do. My third la a Barrister and he will set y*a all. That Is family planning without a tlwpill. 7 British Member ot
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      Lock icon Soviets broke chemical warfare pact — Weinberger
      413 4 Soviets broke chemical warfare pact Weinberger 'WE HAVE THE EVIDENCE' WASHINGTON, Thurs UNITED STATES Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger yesterday said there was evidence that the Soviet Union had broken its "no first use of chemical weapons" agreement. In a speech prepared for the American Bar Association in San Francisco, he
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      Lock icon US tells its steelmakers: Enough is enough
      325 4 US tells its steelmakers: Enough is enough WASHINGTON, Thursday THE US government will not reopen negotiations with the European Common Market on the steel import quota agreement rejected by much of the domestic steel industry. Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige said yesterday. "We can't go back to the table," Mr Baldrige
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        Lock icon A juicy love story
        88 4 LOVE came to Canadian shop assistant Gordon Macdonald through a carton of Philippine pineapple juice. He leaves for Manila later this month to get married. It all started when Philippine factory packer Gilda Feliciano slipped a note into a crate of pineapple juice cartons asking for
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        Lock icon Strictly for the birds
        62 4 MARIJUANA makes excellent chicken feed, a Serbian woman told Yugoslav drugs' inspectors who found her growing the plant. The newspaper, Politka Express, reported that Ljubica Ozerovic rejected demands by inspectors that she uproot Indian hemp plants which she began growing on her farm four years ago,
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        Lock icon Sailor nears home port
        63 4 A BRITISH sailor sailed towards home yesterday to complete a recordbreaking trip in a boat hardly bigger than a bathtub, the smallest vessel to cross the Atlantic. Tom McClean, 39, was reported a few kilometres off Land's End in his three-metre homemade sailing boat on Wednesday
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      In other words...
      35 4 In other words... 4 YOU cannot get authority formally on paper. A president feels he A needs you or not. Dr Henry Kissinger, commenting on bow much power an American Secretary of State really wields.
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      Lock icon Court grants asylum to 29 Afghans
      233 4 Court grants asylum to 29 Afghans SAN FRANCISCO, Thurs. An immigration judge granted political asylum on Tuesday to 29 Afghans who fled from the Soviet invasion of their country and were duped into buying false visas in India. Immigration judge Bernard Horn bach, after six months of hearings, ruled that
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      Marie's bridal gown stolen
      117 4 PROVO (Utah), Than. S'rger Marie Osmoad, married less thaa two months ago, has tost her wedding gown and other Items to barglan. Her home was burgled while the singer aad her new husband, former Brlgham Young basket hall star Steve Craig, were away on vacation, police
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      Tokyo acts to ban organised sex tours
      470 6  -  PETER HAZELHURST By Our Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Thurs. Japan will soon implement a new law which will prevent Japanese men from travelling to south and north-east Asia in large groups on organised sex tours. The new ban on packaged sex tours was first
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      Lock icon Quakes hit bullet train runs
      92 6 Quakes hit bullet train runs TOKYO, Than. Twa earthquake*, one fairly strong, shook central Japan's Pacific C«Mt aboot nine and a half hour* apart today, offirlals said. There were no report* of casualties •r damage bat ballet trail service was hampered. National railway officials said of the 2N km h
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      Lock icon Fewer cross to freedom
      80 6 BKRLIN, Thurs. The number of East Germans seeking to come to the West clandestinely has been declining, a group said here yesterday. The August 13 Association, so named for the 1961 date when the Berlin Wall was put up by the East, reported at a press
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      Lock icon Sihanouk in Belgrade
      132 6 DEMOCRATIC Kampu chea President Prince Norodom Sihanouk (left) shaking hands with Yugoslav ViceSecretary of Foreign Affairs Mirk* Ostojc upon Us arrival at Belgrade Airport yesterday far a friendly visit. Meanwhile, Vietnam, which supports the Phnom Penh regime of Heng Samrln, announced that It had sent an envoy
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      Lock icon Suharto's key speech comes amid economic uncertainty
      443 6 Suharto's key speech comes amid economic uncertainty JAKARTA, Thursday PRESIDENT SUHARTO will address his nation on Monday, his last eve-of-Independence Day speech before presidential elections next March. The keynote address, which traditionally covers the whole spectrum of national affairs from Islam to industry, comes at a time of economic uncertainty
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      Lock icon minister meets officials over textbook row
      285 6 minister meets officials over textbook row BEIJING, Thurs. China's Vice-Foreign Minister Wu Xueqian today received two visiting Japanese officials who are attempting to defuse the row over new school textbooks which play down Japan's aggression and atrocities in World Warn. Japanese sources said Mr Wu spent an hour with the
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      Lock icon Mother's plea — let daughter die
      104 6 Mother's plea let daughter die TAIPEH, Thurs. Mrs Wang Hsi-nien, a dutiful mother for the 19 years her daughter has lain comatose after a traffk accident, finally pleaded with authorities for help today. She wants her daughter to die. Mrs Wang sent a letter to Taiwan's Human Rights Association asking
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      Lock icon Two wanted
      39 6 NAIROBI. Thurs. Kenya today requested the extradi- tion of two air force service. men who hijacked a transport plane at gunpoint and fled to' Tanzania after the collapse of, a coup they are suspected of> leading UPI.
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      Man cuts finger off in protest
      333 6 Man cuts finger off in protest SEOUL, Thurs. A South Korean shouting "Japa- > nese get out" cut off nis finger and tried to immo- 1 late himself today outside the Japanese Embassy in protest of new Japanese history textbooks that downplay Japan's harsh colonial rule in Korea. The man,
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      Lock icon Hanoi gives up claim
      168 6 JAKARTA, Thurs. Vietnam has gives np Its claim over disputed offshore all aid gas fields exploited by American esmpaaies in ladaaealaa waters In the Soath China Sea, a diplomatic scarce said today. The miw, who reqaested to remain ajMaytMas, told United Press International that Haaai had
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      French Jews reject self-defence call
      449 8 PARIS, Thurs. JEWISH political, religious and community leaders have urged their followers to reject the idea of forming selfdefence militias suggested by Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin amid a rash of anti-Semitic attacks in France. At a memorial sorvice last night for victims of a
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      Lock icon Kremlin fears PLO deal with America can erode its own ties
      338 8 MOSCOW, Thurs. The Soviet Union fears that any arrangement involving the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) and the United States could erode the special, if still difficult, relationship it has reached with the PLO, diplomats said. "These are tricky days
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      Lock icon Knesset meets to debate war bill
      196 8 JERUSALEM, Thurs. Israel's Parliament (Knesset) interrupted its summer recess today to debate legislation on paying the bill for the invasion of Lebanon, which has now cost the Jewish state US$l.5 billion (553.3 billion). The opposition Labour Party also used the opportunity to complain that
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Senate backs action
        53 8 THE SENATE has overwhelmingly approved a declaration supported by Rragan administration officials that the United States would use arms if necessary to stop Cuban aggression. Opponents said Wednesday's resolution, approved by a 69-27 vote, could be interpreted in future as congressional authorisation for using US combat troops
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        Lock icon Reagan explains
        69 8 AMERICAN PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan, who once promised to balance the United States budget, said on Wednesday he felt like a man embracing a pig and holding his nose because of the need to accept projected huge budget deficits. Mr Reagan was explaining why he has endorsed a Bill
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        Lock icon Bonn gets warning
        70 8 SOVIET PRESIDENT Leonid Brezhnev and East German leader Erich Honnecker warned West Germany on Thursday that installing new American missies threatened Bonn's relations with the Soviet Bloc, Tass news agency reported. In a joint statement, the two communist leaders also condemned "the anti-socialist crusade of the Reagan
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        Lock icon Act soon, Japan told
        57 8 UNITED STATES Navy Secretary John Lehman said yesterday that Japan's decision to extend its sealane defences to cover up to 1,600 km from its coastline must be implemented quickly. The Soviet Union had built up maritime forces substantially to use vulnerable sealanes as pressure points of
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        Lock icon Iraq's exclusion zone
        61 8 IRAQ ANNOUNCED yesterday a military exclusion zone at the head of the Gulf to prevent a repetition of an incident last Monday in which Iraqi forces destroyed two "large naval targets." Greece has said one of the targets was the 13,000-tonne Greek freighter Litsion Bride, and South
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        Lock icon India goes ahead
        65 8 PRIME MINISTER Indira Gandhi says India plans to reprocess spent nuclear fuel that can be made into weapons-grade plutonium, despite reservations from Washington. "The American government has reservations about it, but that does not make a difference to us," she told Parliament on Wednesday. Mrs Gandhi said
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    Instructor tricked postal staff to get licences
    238 9 Instructor tricked postal staff to get licences- A DRIVING instructor tricked postmasters and postal clerks into issuing new provisional driving li- cences for his clients by putting his clients' names on licences that had ex£ired, a district court card yesterday. Ng Hock Kee alias Ah Ong, 36, of Blk 210,
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    4 accused of using toy gun to rob woman
    93 9 FOUR men were yesterday t accused of using a toy gun to rob a woman of $5,813 worth of property at Jalan Wak Selat on Wednesday. No plea was recorded from Ibrahim s o Peermohamed Assenar Mohamed Yusoff, 29; Lye Ah
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    Export board will help, say companies
    369 9  - Export board will help, say companies HSUNG BEE HWA By MANUFACTURERS are pleased that a new statutory board will be set up to help promote local exports. But, there is some concern over how the board is to finance its programmes. In announcing its formation, Trade and Industry Minister Dr
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    No job's too dirty for these girl plumbers
    203 9 No job's too dirty for these girl plumbers GIRL plumbers ZawUh Huang and Wan Zainap Hussln (above) are geared op f»r the job to fix a (salty pipe. Both girls were among tie fonggol Varatfaaal lastitaie's trainees who gave Bch**lehlldrcn aid other vMton demon stration of their trade at an
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    58 teams to tell their success stories
    297 9 SEVERAL quality control circles will tell how they "brainstormed" away problems at work. About 58 teams will take part in four preliminary rounds of Singapore's first national quality control circle convention on Oct 2, 9, 16 and 23. The teams will be judged
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    Electronics companies to show goods in US
    254 9  -  JULIE TAN By EIGHT local companies in the electronic industry here will be participating in the Nepcon West Show to be held in California early next year. This is the first time the local industry is taking part in an electronics show in
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    Ex-detective's appeal successful
    111 9 Ex-detective's appeal successful FORMER detective Koh Kirn Chai, 40, who was sentenced to six months jail for destroying evidence to shield his younger brother from the law, had the sentence varied on appeal on Wednesday to one day's jail and a fine of $2,000. Koh destroyed two Thai passports at
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    S'pore refines one-third of Jakarta's domestic oil
    312 9  -  RONNIE LIM, By Our Energy Correspondent SINGAPORE companies refined more than onethird of the fuel used in Indonesia, a report by the American Embassy in Jakarta on Indonesia's Petroleum Sector 1982 said. c re P° rt wh »en was completed in June, added:
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    Two women win appeal against jail for overstaying
    232 9 TWO women, both foreign nationals, won their appeals in the High Court on Wednesday against their jail sentences for overstaying in Singapore. They are Siripon Saliphon, 29, a Thai; and Lolita Reyes, 27, a Filipina. Saliphon, described by her counsel as a
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    Hotels court tour operators with lower room rates
    547 10  -  JUDITH HALE Move to check slack in occupancy By TOUR operators who concentrate on bringing tourists into Singapore are once again being courted by hoteliers in a bid to stop occupancy rates from falling. The average occupancy rate between April and June
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    Gold ring lost and found but still not claimed
    300 10 Gold ring lost and found but still not claimed A GOLD ring, watches and a container of cutting cloth are some of the many items still waiting to be claimed by the rightful owners. The Straits Times Classified s division has received enthusiastic response to its free-of-charge service to help
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    Two robbed of $55,000 at knife-point
    100 10 TWO men, one carrying a knife, held up a couple in a lift in the Textile Centre, in Jalan Sultan, on Wednesday and escaped with $55,320 in cash and valuables. Businessman K. T Tan and a woman friend got into the lift on the
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    Quick-thinking couple outwits armed robbers
    200 10  -  PAUL WEE By Home Affairs Desk QUICK thinking saved a young couple last week when the two were held up by four robbers armed with a spear and a knife. The couple was in a park, said to be a haunt for lovers, in Jalan
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    Team back from Japan with sound tips
    113 10 A SINGAPORE team ha§ returned town tw»-week study la Jama wttfc tip*. U beat Dove p»llutUn at codstnctiM dtes. Tfce eight nuui team, he»4«d ky Dr RaymMHi Heag af tfce NattowU I nlverrity •< Slmgaporp, is mw prep*rl*K rrpwt f*r tfce Btaj?ap»ir fmstitate
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    Why owner of lost library card is still responsible
    274 10 Why owner of lost library card is still responsible DON'T lose your library cards. If you do, you will be responsible for any lost or damaged books borrowed in your name for up to three months after you report the loss. Recently, a member of the National Library wrote to
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    Four pass
    42 10 The following candidates were successful in the Primary Master of Medicine (Anaesthesia) Examination conducted recently by the School of Postgraduate Medical Studies: Dr Chong Yeen Yoong. Dr (Miss) Lee Joo Ec, Dr Lee Shing Cheung and Dr (Miss) Tan HsiaoMirg
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    Chirpy sounds
    35 10 A BIRD singing contest will be held at Selegie Primary School field on Sept 12 at 8 a.m. Application forms are available at the Rochore community centre. The closing date is Sept 5.
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    Courses for greater safety in the factory
    186 10 Courses for greater safety in the factory MANY members af facUry safety committees feel Ineffective because they Uck kjMwtedge and skills In eccupatUiutl health ami safety. To kelp tkeae members, the NatUul Pradactlvity B*ard (NPB) Ls •rgaalslßS a series of training courses to help them understand their role*, to Identify
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    Lav's date
    39 10 PROFESSOR Lav Teik Soon, the MP for Serangoon Gardens, will be the guest of honour at a ceremony to mark the installation of physical conditioning equipment worth $17,200 at Serangoon Gardens community centre tomorrow at 2 p.m.
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    Dinner guest
    35 10 DEFENCE Minister and Second Health Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, will be the guest of honour at a National Day dinner at the new Telok Blangah community centre next Thursday at 3 p.m.
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    No skimmed milk for us!
    2908 11 The Prime Minister on the Search for Talent (Part 1) Thta article appean la tke NTUC's latesT kwk, Oar Heritage ana Beyoea, whlca deals with dlffereat taeeta of Singapore's development. 61 n)«« we are able to Instil patriotism and self-respect, unless we sacceed in Inculcating
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    S'pore unions make some gains at Seoul
    635 12  - S'pore unions make some gains at Seoul IVAN LIM Resolution adopted to prevent Pacific Viking-type protectionist action By Our Labour Correspondent SINGAPORE'S maritime unions' campaign against protectionism made headway at the International Transport- workers' Federation Asian seafarers regional committee conference in Seoul recently. The Singapore Organisation of Seamen and the
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    Be selective when buying property says architect
    297 12 Be selective when buying property says architect THE time is ripe for cashrich companies and individuals to take a serious look at the property market for investment, according to an architect. However, buyers must be selective in the choice of the building types and their locations. Mr William Lim, who
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    Productivity seminars for traders
    59 12 Productivity seminars for traders MEMBERS of the Chinese business community will soon learn more about improving productivity through seminars. The Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry has planned eight seminars for this year. The first seminar starts today. Prof Sidney Chen from Tunghai University, Taiwan, will speak on how
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    PM's awards
    36 12 PRESENTATION of the Prime Minister's Book Prize awards for 1982 will be made by Prof S. Jayakumar. Minister of State (Law and Home Af lairs), at the RELC Auditorium on Wednesday at 3 p.m.
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    WHERE TO GET SBS STAMPS
    104 12 SINGAPORE Bus Service (SBS) concession stamps will be on sale from Sunday. Stamps for shareholders and primary and secondary students will be sold at Emporium Holdings department stores. NTUC supermarkets and Silo supermarkets from Sunday to Sept 5, and at post offices and Housing Board
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    New service toNUS from Clementi
    65 12 New service toNUS from Clementi THE Singapore Bus Service will start a service to the National University of Singapore from Monday. Service 96 will operate via Clementi Avenue 3, Commonwealth Avenue West. Clementi Road and Kent Ridge Crescent. It will be- a one-man operated service charging a flat fare of
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    Disease sufferers to form self-help group
    129 12 A GROUP of people who suffer from an incnrable hat esntaglons skin disease, nsorlsrii. are meeting this Suday to form a self-help asseclaUea. This disease which caases the skin to flake or form crasty Iwlsas Is hereditary aid has nomrtiinf been referred to as
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    Henderson fair
    56 12 TOY train rides, games, a magic show and lucky draw wiU be the highlights of a fair to be held on Sunday at the Henderson community centre. The fair, from 9 a.m. to S p.m., is to celebrate National Day and the official opening of the community centre
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      Modern combat training centre at Gemas
      159 13 Modern combat training centre at Gemas KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. One of the most modern, well-equipped and extensive combat arms training centre in Southeast Asia will be built in Gemas with Australian help, Deputy Defence Minister Abang Abu Bakar announced yesterday. The centre, which will be built on a 14,000-hec-tare site
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      Lock icon Trudeau to visit KL next month
      166 13 Trudeau to visit KL next month KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau will arrive here on Sept 22 for a four-day official visit. A Canadian High Commission spokesman said today the visit would be part of Mr Trudeau 's tour of Asean countries from Sept 19 to Oct
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      Lock icon Three groups helping to diffuse tension
      399 13 KUALA TRENGGANU, Thura. THE issues threatening to split the Muslims in Trengganu are being diffused by the Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, Mr Anwar Ibrahim, Dakwah groups and the opposition party Pas. In its maiden move to end the problem, Pas has
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      Lock icon Five lose battle for a stay of execution
      358 13 Five lose battle for a stay of execution KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A MALAYSIAN High Court judge today revoked a court order granting an indefinite stay of execution for five men, including a Singaporean. The men are due to be hanged under the Internal Security Act. Mr Justice Hashim Yeop Sani
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      Lock icon PUSHERS HANGED AT PUDU JAIL
      110 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Than. Drag traffickers, Chaali Cheag Eag and Toag Cain Kaeng were haagea* at Padn Jail today. Ckaah, SI, a lorry »t teaaaat, and Teng, 88, aaempiayed, were seatcweed to ieatk by the Federal Curt la April this year far traffic kin la I
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      Lock icon Aussies will retain a Mirage squadron
      240 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. AUSTRALIA has decided to retain one of its two Mirage squadrons in Butterworth up to 1965, Australian Defence Minister lan Sinclair said. But he added that no decision had been taken on the future of the second squadron. The Royal Australian
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      Lock icon Japanese response
      66 13 Japanese response KOTA KINABALU. Thurs. The Japanese government has arranged an on-the-job training programme for Malaysians with the private sector in Japan in response to Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad's "Look East" policy The first group of 135 Malaysians will go to Japan next month for six months to a
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      Lock icon Praises for Kuala Lumpur's 'Pony Express' postman
      228 13 Praises for Kuala Lumpur's 'Pony Express' postman KUALA LUMPUK, Taars. Peatman Norllxman bin A hi, wheat strong Job dedication saw him finish his job dmpitt an %eddeat, has woo pratom tram the Malaysian Prime Minister and other leaden. NorUsman, now dabbed the MaUyxian Baffalo BUI, reeelved eeagratolatcry meeaagea fraiii Dr
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      Lock icon Parasail tourist dies after a fall
      107 13 Parasail tourist dies after a fall PENANG, Thurs. Dutch tourist Van der Tang Barend died after plunging 21 metres into the sea while parasailing here yesterday, police reported. Tourists watched from the beach as Mr Barend, 36, was tossed about by strong winds and eventually slipped through the safety strap
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    Writing the wrongs of teachers who set essay topics
    394 14  -  TERESA 001, By Our Education Correspondent THE days of writing compositions from a list of titles the teacher puts on the blackboard are numbered. To show teachers just how difficult it is for students, 53 secondary school teachers are being trained
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    Parents 'vital to reading habit'
    331 14 Parents 'vital to reading habit' PARENTS are the single most Influential agent in the cultivation of the reading habit among children. If more parents sacrifice some of their precious time to read to their children and create a home environment for reading, the young will realise the pleasure that reading
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    Long Service medal recipients
    1665 14 HERE are the rest of the Nattaaal Day I -on* Service medal recipients: Mr Mood Yusoff bin Mohd Ismail, Postman, Special Grade, Postal Services Department; WOl Mohamed Zachariah, Regimental Quarter Master, School of Naval Training; Mr E. P. Moorthy, Education Officer Scale 6; Mr Munusamy Samikannu,
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    Key to world of knowledge
    238 14 A PARENT or teacher who helps a child acquire the habit of reading gives the child a key to the world «4 knowledge and the secret of ■neeess from which he will benefit folly later In life. Dr Yea Ning Hang, Minister of State (Defence),
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    Why we ought to keep older workers: Teng Cheong
    573 15 SINGAPORE'S immediate aim should be to keep older workers in their jobs up to the age of 60. Later, the retirement age could be pushed back to 65 years. Minister for Labour and Communications Ong Teng Cheong, exhorting employers to retain
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    Oil tank catches fire
    83 15 A fire broke out along the rim of a tank containing crude oil at the BP refinery in Pasir Panjang yesterday, after it was struck by lightning during a thunderstorm. No one was injured and BP Singapore said damage was expected to be minimal". The contents
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    They waited and they waited ...
    214 15 but the dragon never showed up DRAGON, dra«on, tmralag bright "fere were y»a all af the night* Or ni large umber of people at the Beajamin Sheare* Bridge on Wrdneaday sight, heplag to get af least a fleetug glimpse af the sea drag**, omM have
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    Support from the people
    173 15 PEOPLE would continue to support the government in its efforts to weather the stormy years ahead, Mr Ng Kan Ting, the MP for Punggol, said last night. Speaking at a National Day dinner at the Punggol community centre ne noted with pride that the government has
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    Three charged with robbing goldsmith
    101 15 Three charged with robbing goldsmith THREE men were yesterday charged in a magistrate's court with robbing a goldsmith of $93,000 worth of jewellery. Ng Ah Huat, 30, Foo Chee Lock, 23, and Wong Kam Poh, 29, are alleged to have robbed Mr Leau Chiak Kheng, 36. manager of Ming Liang
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    Driving home the message — don't spread mosquitoes
    377 15 Driving home the message don't spread mosquitoes THE Environment Ministry is going all out to spread this message: Don't breed mosquitoes. They can cause dengue haemorrhagic fever. Ministry officials, armed with facts, figures and a mobile exhibition, are going down to schools, army camps and community centres to tell people
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    Concert for the needy
    61 15 THE National Police Cadet Corps units of Kirn Seng Technical School. Nan Chiau Girls' High School, Raffles Institution, River Valley High School and Tuan Mong High School will hold a concert and party for underprivileged children at the Raffles Institution Hall tomorrow at 9 a.m. Mr
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    Money-lender had no licence
    46 15 AN UNLICENSED money lender. Koh Buan HeiuL 24 i was yesterday fined 55.000 (or I carrying on a money-lending business between Oct 1 last year and April 3 this year Koh, who has a previous conviction, pleaded guilty to the summons charge
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    The Straits Times says... Take simple precautions
    480 16 The Straits Times says Take simple precautions SINGAPORE is a clean and well-drained city, and there should be few places where mosquitoes can breed. Steps to be taken to prevent them from breeding are simple and easy to follow, but 99 cases of dengue haemorrhagic fever have been reported so
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    Views of an old war horse
    566 16 MR NG Kah Ting, Member of Parliament for Punggol and a backbencher in Parliament for the past 19 years, spoke at the National Day celebrat'on dinner held by King Edward Hall at Kent Ridge, National University of Singapore, on Wednesday. Describing himself as an
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    A question of geography
    689 16 WHY do American secretaries of state have so much trouble with the White House? It is nothing more than a question of geography In the good old days, the State Department was located in the Executive Office Building (EOB), which is right next to the White
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    The two-imam controversy
    1463 16  -  ISMAIL KASSIM The Region with Umno-PAS rivalry leads to split in many kampungs ASIDE from spawning tiny extremist sects, one of the main manifestations of this trend is the growing debate among Muslims of the applicability of Islamic laws in regulating a modern nation state like Malaysia.
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      132 16 rIUTTI oMo maJceA imAeccame ik -'^B I iii 1b *a II I -r^'l Bar- J^^B- aT I I H"^ t^^^L *^B. > H f I Xiii «i ——.jar L V-^ilFr -'si l fe The range, which includes crystal and glass drinking sets, crystal home decoration ware, crystal clocks, niucu^ie-make glassware
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      To ban or not to
      82 17 One preventive measure that hasn't worked SOME of my classmates go to amusement centres frequently. Their examination results are not good. They go to amusement centres after school and stay there until the evening. How do students get into these centres? They change their uniforms
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        Helmets, glasses part of uniform
        167 17 I REFER to the letter "Helmets off, please" by "The Heat" (ST. July 17). The crash helmets worn by Traffic Police Mobile Squad officers are part of their uniform. Like other head -gear, helmets are required to be worn at all times when on duty
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        Every effort made to reply speedily
        117 17 PLEASE refer to the letter by J4 *****3 (ST, July 14) who complained of not receiving any replies from HDB. Pertaining to requests for early allocation of flats alone, the Housing Board's Sales Section receives more than 1,000 letters every day from applicants. Every
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        Our country — and the real battle
        332 17 Our country and the real battle I WRITE in response to your last paragraph in the editorial entitled ''Hold on to your own values" (ST, Aug 7). Your call for the strengthening of the framework of the values that has held our society together is both timely and pertinent. As
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      Ban them if they're hazardous
      129 17 Ban them if they're hazardous THE amusement centres have become the latest scapegoat for any truancy on the part of students. These parks can be saved if they are allowed to operate after school hours, i.e. in the evenings, weekends, and school and public holidays. An age restriction can also
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      No tickets for me
      49 17 I WENT to a Toto booth to buy $2 Singapore Sweep tickets but was told that all the tickets were reserved for customers. Singapore Pools says ticket sellers can reserve tickets for customers. Can't the man in the street buy any tickets? UNFAIR Singapore VM
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      No reply from police on fatal accident
      259 17 No reply from police on fatal accident MY son died in hospital after his car was involved in a road accident with a bus a' the junction of Benoi Road and Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim on Jan 5 at 6.40 a.m. I learnt that several calls were made to the police
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      We're taking ourselves far too seriously
      237 17 I FEAR Singaporeans are losing their sense of humour and taking themselves far too seriously. Take for instance that momentous declaration by Major Fong Sip Chee that he would never look at that beautiful woman again just because she enlivened her exclamation with her
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      Film came back in bad state
      130 17 Film came back in bad state I HAVE just received several rolls of black and white film taken in Indonesia. I had waited until arriving here before having this film developed as several photographs were of particular importance to me. They were returned in the most awful condition, covered with
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      Set up bar school here
      98 17 Set up bar school here WHAT are the prospects of a bar school being set up here for Singaporeans who are now doing their external IX. B degree or other overseas law degrees? The Council of Legal Education's (UK) new ruling requiring applicants to possess a minimum of a second
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        Why 30 cents?
        65 17 PASSENGERS taking Service 230 from lorongs 1 and 2, Toa Payoh, to Lorong 8 have to pay 30 cents instead of 15 cents. They have to alight when the bus reaches the terminal and pay another 15 cents for the trip to Lorong 8. Could SBS please
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        Depot a nuisance
        49 17 THE SBS Bedok bus depot is a nuisance to the area's residents. Our health suffers from the noise and air pollution created by the workshop and buses, and our children cannot concentrate on their studies. Please move this depot to a non-residential area. Resident Singapore IMC
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        Extend service
        65 17 COULD SBS extend either service 33 or 44 to the Bedok Interchange so that commuters living in Joo Chiat will not have to change buses in order to get to Bedok Central? All existing services (33, 44 and 45) terminate at the Chai Chee depot. Although Bedok Central
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        Two bus stops
        46 17 WILL SBS please do something about feeder Service 210? There are two possible bus stops diagonally opposite each other for this particular service at Cnangi Point. Commuters have to guess to which stop the bus turns to first. TEH KEE HIM Singapore I3IS
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        Reroute a service
        38 17 CO'JLD SBS reroute a service to Collyer Quay, Shenton Way via Joo Chiat Place, Joo Chiat Road? Service 30 used to ply along these roads but was diverted for some unexplained reason. CONCERNED Singapore 1542
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        3-tier journey
        39 17 COULD SBS consider a direct bus service between Ang Mo Kio and Whampoa? I now have to take three buses before I reach Whampoa. The service will surely benefit residents of both estates. JESSIE TEO Singapore 2t5C
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    DON'T BE SHY
    35 17 IF YOU can speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start in Mandarin. The other person may lumw Mandarin bat may also be shy. Be the initiator!
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      Fears of a rise in ultra-nationalism
      1180 18  -  PETER H AZELHURST Textbook row reveals rift within Japanese society By Our Tokyo Correspondent There are tentative moves in the LDP to provide the emperor the fountainhead of the pre-war mood of nationalism with more powers 4 MORE than M per cent of the
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      Lock icon Robots-for-hirescheme helps small businesses
      425 18 Robots-for-hire-scheme helps small businesses TOKYO Mr Toshio Iguchi runs a small plastic workshop with three moulding machines operated by robots to turn out parts for toy makers. "My wage bill now is zero," he said as he walked toward his spartan office from the little shop in the backyard of
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      266 18 Preview of the innovative interior features of another challenger from Hyundai Jm 1 ■m^3M am lM I j .^1 _^a^^i jair 1 ■■W i ■■^■■■V bMbI t^bE? bTlbhbt^ h-itm a bVAVJL YAB^BBYJHuBtt&^>Si^~ I 0F ■TaW i BIV BbTbKL BB^^j^^ZS^ t I Afl I flßaiaßTflT ■JH i, W/B BBT^Bki TBB BBaBBBJBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBa**^^
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        Tat Lee rates
        103 19 TAT Lee Bank has reduced its prime lending rate by half a percentage point to 10 per cent from today. Its savings rate will be down by a quarter point to 7.75 per cent. Interest on one-month deposits will be trimmed from 7.50 per cent to 6.75
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        Floating issue
        102 19 THE Singapore branch of Sanwa Bank will issue a US$3O million (5J65.25 million) floating rate certificate of deposit in the Asian dollar market. The three-year issue will carry an interest rate of 3/16 per cent above the six-month Singapore interbank offered rate. Interest is payable and adjusted semi-annually.
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        Listing date
        50 19 THE Credit Lyonnais US$2OO million (***** million) floating rate notes due February 1994, will be listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore from Aug 13. Trading will be on a ready basis and the quotation will be expressed as a percentage of the principal value, excluding accrued interest.
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        ADB bonds
        40 19 THE Asian Development Bank 15 million yen (*****,000) B' l per cent Japanese yen bonds due Aug 10, 1992, will be listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore on Aug 16. Trading will be on a ready basis.
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        New address
        99 19 AOKAM Tin Bhd, Austral Amalgamated Tin Bhd, Ayer Hitam Tin Dredging Malaysia Bhd, Berjuntai Tin Dredging Bhd, Kampong Lanjut Tin Dredging Bhd, Kamunting Tin Dredging (M) Bhd, Kramat Tin Dredging Bhd, Kuala Kampar Tin Fields Bhd, Malaysia Mining Corporation Bhd, The Sungei Besi Mines Malaysia Bhd, Tronoh Mines
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        Federal Cables
        94 19 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has asked Federal Cables, Wires and Metal Manufacturing Bhd for more information on its proposed rights and special issues. It wants to know whether there is any expected change in the amount of dividend payable on the enlarged capital for the year ending
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        Lock icon Timber meeting
        94 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysia will host an inter-governmental meeting of officials from the timber producing countries of the Asia-Pacif-ic region in October this year, according to Malaysian Primary Industry Minister Datuk Paul Leong. Datuk Leong said the meeting, sponsored by the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and
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        Lock icon Liberalisation loss
        96 19 MANILA, Thurs. The Philippines has lost about 650 million pesos (*****.17 million) in government revenues since it implemented a trade liberalisation policy early this year, Customs Commissioner Ramon Farolan said. Mr Farolan said that in spite of the reduction in government revenues, the customs bureau would be able
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      Bata (M) expects trading conditions to worsen
      285 19 Bata (M) expects trading conditions to worsen AFTER having just scrapped through a difficult first half, Bata (Malaysia) Bhd said its ability to withstand the effects of the recession will be put to a crucial test in the current six months. This is because Bata expects trading conditions to become
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      Some recovery in Malaysian economy expected next year
      483 19 THE Chemical Bank ex sects some recovery in the Malaysian economy next year as a result of a pickup in demand for commodities from industrial countries and consequent improvement in fJHces. In a report on Malaysia's 1982 83 economic prospects, the American
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      Three jewellery firms go into receivership
      521 19 THREE local jewellery manufacturers Yap Brothers Jewellery Manufacturers, Diamond Investments and Precious Stones Exchange have been placed under receivership by their secured creditors. They are unable to meet the repayment schedules for their bank loans. The total amount owing the banks is $4.4 million.
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      SHC aims to lead in micro-computer field
      393 19 THE See Hoy Chan group, a diversified conglomerate on both sides of the Causeway, has set its sights on becoming the market leader in the high growth and capital intensive micro-computer business. The thrust was made a year ago when the SHC group
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      Philippine sugar output may rise
      245 19  -  ABB Y TAN By Our Manila Reporter MANILA, Thurs. The Philippines' sugar production for the 1981/82 crop year is expected to increase by 3 per cent over last season's output of 2.31 million tonnes. The forecast is made by a private investment house, the Private
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      Yong resigns from Wearnes
      137 19 Yong resigns from Wearnes MB YONG Plug How, managing dirts-tor «f the Ovvenuneat Investment Corporation, has resigned M a director of Wearae Brothers, a member of the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, grasp of companies. A statement from Wearne* said the hoard has accepted Mr Ysbs/i Igfitlf with effect tram Aag 2.
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      Fleet Holdings gets new chairman
      200 19 Fleet Holdings gets new chairman MR DAIM Zainuddin, a prominent bumiputra businessman, has taken over as chairman of Fleet Holdings Sdn Bhd, the parent company of New Straits Times Press (Malaysia) Bhd. He took over the post from Datuk Junus Sudin last month. Datuk Junus is currently acting as chief
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        503 19 SINGAPORE: Prices continued to fall sharply over a broad front on Increased selling pressure in active selective trading yesterday. The Straits Times Industrial* Index fell UJ2 points to SM.SS, bringing Its fail In the past IZ days to 128.V7 points. Keppel Shipyard feU cent to $2.8*
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          57 19 SOU -.10 i Leong Kin iel CoconuU I I IK Metro Hldo rlibrrx S'anyanK >L E H'T poh Garden v»t Iron > Finance >el Properties mm Chew Keppel Ship 510 -40 170 -40 675 -X 510 -30 380 -28 2SO -25 486 -24 220 -24 180 -24 482 -23
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          16 19 Sugars I Cemrnt lulli-Purposr liitt- 1 Prop 860 330 178 104 •41 6 3 •2
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          24 19 OCBC 345.000 Sel Prop 204,000 Promet 188.000 Hotel Prop 173,000 C C 166.000 Total turnover: 4.95 m Total value: $14. 70 m
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          25 19 Indicator: Industrials Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: BC: *****9 *****2 ***** ***** 1470.80 1433.00 988.49 980.27 518.93 507.03 214.67 ***** 830.23 824.49 520.30 503.98
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        60 19 Id Bhd lad -10 -5 c*c Gathrle Bhd NBT -13 -10 -5 CCM PAN Hmw Par N»t Iron -18 -5 -23 (old SUntffr (irnttnus liM-bcapr Bhd PMC -1« ■i: -t ■i -14 -18 PrrUa Pbuit VmbShip Sap Carp i -17 -6 -16 Prim* Slme Darby Tlnie«
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      2334 20 Adjusted far scrip rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded In late af ft shares each, with price qaated In dollars. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL MS La«t DW Hl«k Low Cmm>F Sale or- N.I P/E Vol Day. oooi Hl«k Low 3SO 247 Acra» 270 Alcom 115 Z33 135
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      Unit trusts
      190 20 ABBtnawor sßCummm aba (■■■■lW arina kr Aaj U) Spore Growth Fund 069 0.74 OI'B-MONTAUI (Miauiw- pftaa) kw Aag U) L'nioo Spore Fund 0 LM DIAMOND aMiT STOKE (Miaifi' fftoai tar Aag U) lhamond Spore Fd (USD 053 057 St 1 13 IM INCOME BOND t NTT (Came* arkaa)
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      Heavier falls in KL
      431 20 SHARE prices again (ell sharply on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday in a day of almost uninterrupted selling. Turnover rose significantly. After an easier start, prices moved continuously lower on a spate of selling. Some late support, however, managed to seep through, taking values Just
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      29 20 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties mi Palms Tins rubbers rubbers Deb/L— g Up 5 1 1 1 Dawn 70 8 1 6 2 5 9 ouch 4 2
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        BUSINESS DONE
        2343 20 Singapore BID and offer pnors officially listed and buslneai in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of aharec traded shown In brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise spectfled. All Times SerUement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board
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        Hongkong
        344 20 STOCKS closed sharply lower yesterday, on heavy institutional selling which triggerred stop-loss orders, brokers said. In the afternoon shares extended early losses and dealers expect the Hang Seng index to breach the 1,000 mark for the first time since June, 1980 The index, which closed at 1.000.03 at the
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        Sydney
        374 20 PRICES eased in quiet trading in the stock market yesterday, dealers said. They said a shortage of activity, with buyers and sellers on the sidelines ahead of the Federal Budget next Tuesday, prevented a big downturn after the falls on Wall Street overnight. The All-Ordinaries index feU 2.8 points
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        329 21 SHARE prices yesterday fell for the eight consecutive tradins day. though the selling lost momentum as investors turned cautious over the pace of the recent slump. The market average slipped another 4.98 to end at 6.880 23, its lowest level since August 28, 1980. when it stood at 6.879
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        New York
        355 21 NEW YORK, Wed. Stock prices again failed to sustain the technical rally expected by many analysts as investors showed continued concern about a weak economy and conflicting cures proposed by the administration. The market once again fell to its lowest level in more than two years with the
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        London
        624 21 GOVERNMENT bonds were firm but equities were mixed in slow trading. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was off 1.9 points at 545.5. Substantial overseas demand was seen for bonds and Exchequer 12 per cent 1996 was exhausted as a "tap" stock in early business. Prices ended as much
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        Selected indices
        54 21 FINANCIAL TIMKS INDUSTRIALS Wednesday M 7.4 Tuesday mi 1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INIH'STRIALS Wednesday 777.21 Tu««day 779.30 Week Ago 803.M H K HANG SENG Thursday MS 30 Wednesday iooo.«7 Week Ago 1442.02 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday 614 7 Wednesday 818.8 Week Ago 821.4 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday.- .464 2 Wednesday
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        212 21 AMSTERDAM. Wed. Share prices were mixed in quiet trading, with advances roughly equalling declines but no major movements were seen on a market that was denied impetus by a lower Wall Street close, dealers said. Banks were the strongest sector, with ABN advancing two to 270 guilders and NMB
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        236 21 ntOM: Page erf M HCak(UTS) IM PhM 5 MS) torn A«ba (3 906 i A mttm (5 JOB) ■stftsjM (4.M8) (1) 4.(0 (1) 4.T4 ■sag Esas (UJsB) M Laajst (1MB) uiita(k^i(i4aas)id IlUtl (4 JOS) K Ill|ll (2KB) tHM (S.HS) M M C (1 H6 1 90S) (3) 1.(5
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        207 21 ZURICH, Wed. Share prices closed mixed with an easier bias on moderate volume, as concern about economic prospects overshadowed the market, dealers said. The Credit Suisse index <.:?~d 0.6 point lower at 212.5. Prmnn Aruoro SuUMs ZM -2 Aluiuuarßr OS -5 AluiuUKßq 1» Brown Bonn Br M 0 unch
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        54 21 Pwo. AcoKMlnim 0001* unch Anglo Phil oooog unch Ape« Mlninc B 0 000 unch AUuCon B 15 70-01 ■acUeOoM oociB unch Bulr Ptlroleum ***** OOOK, Flm Mill Hide L*p.nu> B UN -0001 Mannduqu, B 4* UinM Mill unch Pnil Ovvrsras 0033 -0002 B HO -0006 Plcop B Plonnr "fT
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        9 21 THE STOCK market was closed yesterday Queen's birthday
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      1617 20 BID and ofler price* officially Uatnt u>d hi nl >■ In and reported to the Kuala liimpur Slock Exchange yesterday, wtth tbt number of shares traded «hown la bracken to lou of 1.000 unlu unless otherwise speri B nnxjaniAU Aaaa (3.1(6) Una (1.02 B) (2) LB (4) LM
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      Market hit by nervous selling
      582 20 A WAVE at aervaas aelUag skaak tke Bugapare stark market agala yesterday, wltk prirrs flalsalng at taelr toweat levels la 25 meatks Trading was mare active tkaa aaaal. Tke Straits Times ladastrlal ladex caatuaed Its douWe-dlglt, lttk straigkt trading day af plaages wltk a steep
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        RUBBER
        649 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, with September RSS One buyers quoted at 179.00 cents per kilo, up 0.50 cent on Wednesday's close. Morning prices were about unchanged but gained some ground in subsequent trading on some covering. Afternoon prices fluctuated around lunch time levels
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        SSR and SMR
        92 21 NOON SSH and BMR prios ywardar •A* g»»««»Wt (CwTMt Klil B«r*n fUIWr. SSR» UUapalWll 16»tO l«0 50N SSRSO llWpdMI 157 00 IM.OON MULB hfUaWf SMRCV llusi^llMl 197 JO 199 SON SMRL lllaaprfM) 117 JO IWSON SMRS (llaapdlK) IMOU IMOON SMR Ul' <lv p^lM) UNO UNO SMR 10
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        CLOSING PRICES
        32 21 Rubber Aug 12 Singapore: Sept: 179.00 cent* (up 0.60 cent) Malaysia: Sept: 199.00 cents (up 0.75 cent) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering*: 171 tonnes (down 44 tonnes)
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        Produce prices
        138 21 CHINESE Prague Exekaage, st»g»p»rt\ rlastsg prleea per 1W kg yeassrtaj. CaesMi ail: Bulk fob $83.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $96.00 sellers, new drum fob $99.00 sellers. Cagm: Mixed (loose) $42.00 buyers. Ptfptt: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $310.00 sellers. Sarawak white pepper (aq
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        208 21 THE KDjOBAR market for gold deliverable in SU«apore opened at $23,548 and closed at 123.436 yesterday In the Fax East, gold opened at 15J333.50, 334.50. moved up to 5334J0/38.00 before eating to OS3J9/38.C0, against a stronger US Hongkong dollar, by lunch tin* The market re-opened at 1322 75 5333.30.
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        195 21 THE STRAITS tin price was again unchanged at MRS. 15 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 44 tonnes to 171 tonnes. The overnight London market was barely steady after firmer with forward buyers edging £5 lower to £6,860 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on Wednesday, closed
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        PALM OIL
        175 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market closed lower In moderate trading on light selling yesterday, dealers said. In the south, August and September fell $5 and $10 respectively to MJ675 per tonne while in central both delivery months fell $15 each to $665 October in the
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        32 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Wednesday (previous in brackets): Wlrebari Spot buyers £797.00 (1815 00). sellers £7*7.50 (£*****). Three Month* buyers £807 00 (EW.OO; sellers £807.50 ■Ul kUrfcstlSM: Easier aim: 13.860 loonei
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        39 21 *M Tasa New York 228 6.238 6 296 6 30S Zurk-h CUB C.478 6 22S 6S7S linn Wat Singapore 6 178 6 20b 627S 630S Closing prices In US dollars a troy ounce. timitm: Credit Ms», Ham.
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      Money and exchanges
      343 21 THE US/Stag dollar *M first quot ed at C 1T» K IB the Singapore forex market yesterday Initial selling caused It to slip below rXI7tS as It touched the low a mm A firmer US dollar la the early afternoon and short -covering by speculators who sold
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      Discount
      45 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Aug 12: Overnight: Call deposits: 3.. Ckxiag Bayiag S«Uia f 3-month Treasury bills 3H 3. 3-montl) Bank bills 7 15/16 7 13/16 3 months CD 7H 7H 8 months CD 8 7H gaarc*: Nislml Dfcrnsal C».
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      355 21 Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on Aug 1?: INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm CtfIfTWICWO MOffWMfl (MN SfVMlffMOflMfl PofOWtMQO qufdywUrday (ceo— H»rtty dMn«* L»e*l dallan to »imunit of f*re4gß ru rreaey: US dollar 2.1T75 2.1785 2.8196 -22.77 Sterling pound 3.6985 3.7025 7.3469 49 66 Australian
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      Prime lending rates
      24 21 THE average rate at which major Singapore baalia are cnrrrntly prepare*] U leas! U their best cutemen b ll.tt per rent.
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      37 21 Cloiing Interbank rates (c or ingaporr dollar* on Aug 12 OOer Bid vcrnlftat 11W 12 1 month 7 7 16 7 5 16 2 month* 7 9 It 7 7 1* 3 month* t 7V»
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        Premium to acquire two KL landmarks
        654 22 PREMTUM Holdings Bhd, a small Malaysian plantation group, is believed to have concluded negotiations for the takeover of two Kuala Lumpur landmarks the Sungei Wang Plaza and The Regent Hotel. The two properties belong to Tan Sri Chong Kok Lim, an Ipoh miner and
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        Gilani expects profits of M$23m
        177 22 Gilani expects profits of M$23m GILANI Jute and Textile Mills (M) Bhd has projected group pretax profits of M 523.17 million for its current year ending Dec 31 if its proposed capital restructuring and acquisition of Menang Holdings are successful. This profits forecast is based on a number of assumptions,
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        Rothmans (M) proposes another bonus issue
        330 22 ROTHMANS of Pall Mall (Malaysia) Bhd has proposed yet another bonus for shareholders, albeit a less generous one for five this time. The bonus, announced together with its year-end results, is the fourth scrip issue from the group, following its decision last year to
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        Lock icon Alternative route for gas pipeline to Europe
        402 22 OSLO, Thurs. Norsk Hydro, the Norwegian industrial and energy concern, is studying the feasibility of moving gas to Europe from fields off northern Norway by pipeline through Norway. Until now, it has been widely believed that a land pipeline for north Norwegian gas
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        332 22 Australia incurs payments deficit of $312 million SYDNEY, Thurs. Australia recorded a balance of payments deficit of Asl47 million (*****.3K million) in July, following five successive monthly surpluses. The main reason for the deficit was a sharp fall off in the flow of overseas funds. Net capital inflow in July
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        Lock icon Thai raw sugar exports tripled
        223 22 BANGKOK, Thurs. Thailand's exports of raw sugar almost tripled in the first half of this year compared wi»h same period in 1981, totalling 1.4 million tonnes. The Soviet Union, China and the United States were the major buyers, in that order. However earnings from the
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        289 22 S Africa bolsters reserves with 'swaps' JOHANNESBURG. Thurs. South Africa has pledged over 1.3 million ounces of gold to foreign banks and bullion dealers in a series of "swaps" aimed at bolstering the hard currency component of the country's foreign reserves. As a result of thr swaps, the reserve bank's
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        496 22 BONN, Thurs. East Germany could soon face difficulties repaying its foreign currency debt be- i cause of the increasingly cautious attitude of Western banks towards lending to the East bloc. The squeeze has also obliged East Berlin to accept lower rates of economic
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      448 27 BENYTONE (Hifl/Tuner Manufacturer) Urgently requires: Vawaßeee>*aßeeeeeeeeeeWaßeeaW>eWl Age above 20 Secondary education One year experience in quality control work. Please apply in writing with full particulars telephone number or call personally at Benytone Singapore Pte Ltd Blk 6, 128, Kallang Place Singapore 1233 HITACHI KOKI (S) PTE LTD requires:MALE OPERATORS R#^uir#m#n
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      900 27 Tf ewaf A printing company in Jurong re quiree 1) PRINTING MACHINE ASSISTANTS i with nr without i"xp*ri»nm 2) PRODUCTION CLERK lOCS Olevfli 3) BINDING GIRLS I without experience I 4) DELIVERY DRIVERS Transport will be provided on fixed routes Interested applicants, pleeaa apply personally lo: KOK WAH PRESS PTE
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      1043 28 B W I I An established Company requires TRUCK MIXER DRIVERS Job site Jurong West MALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES Completed NS Preferably with experience In construction DMEC TOR'S DRIVER Possess class 3 driving licence Ability to speak and understand simple English preferred but not essential Interested please call personally for Interview
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      1412 28 i OFFICE BOY require*- by eeteMMwd lecel Con oomcWon Comply. c Able to tide a motorcycle c Willingness lo work hard Interested peroono are r»qu««t«d lo call poiooneßy between 10 a.m and 4.30 p.m .1 10-00 The Arcade iiCeayerOuey Smgepor.olo4 PKR AUOE BEAUTY CENTRE requires 1. FEMALE HAMDRESSER Be creative
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      889 28 Til j TRANSPORT COMPANY URGENTLY requires Chinese Despatch Clerk Able to ride motorcycle With 1 years experience In similar line Interested, please call personally lo: 2005- A. International Plaxa. Anson Road CLINIC NURSE REOUMEO for dementi Experience preferable but not essential Interested please write to: S T Box A *****
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      670 28 SECRETARIES. RECEPTIONWTS, Oeneral Clerks. Typists. Accounts Clerks. Keypunchers. Drivers. Despatch Riders. Call *****27 SHOPPING CENTRE REOUMES ¥<■■ male Cashiers. Sales Assistants. Bakery Helpers. Carpark Attendants Apply 83-A. East Coast Road TEMPORARY CLERK-OF-WORKS. Preferably Christians retired. required for church building project Call Oalllee Church 500--2410 WATCHMAN REOUMEO Applicants please ring Mr
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      1567 28 Q Vahtetos Boats oak* A BETTER Arrangeable rates to rent Pick-up/ Van dally, weekly, monthly. Contact *****82/ *****20 AMCONOITtONED CARS WITH radio, cassette, for hire Free mileage, special rate for long term. Tel *****12 AIRCONOmONED CARS WITH radio cassette fore hire Comfy Car Rental Co. Pte Ltd Tel: *****10/*****36 CALL
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      1999 29 NISSANn makes it easier with j BUND VANS PICKI'PS I JOY Blind Van S y.SMHK) I tun Petrol Lingbtxl $10,050(10 I Uon CJO Petrol Blind Vjn-Stjndjrd Bod> $lO.JS(> (»> I ton Petrol Fljthnl 511.***** I 1 ton C2O Petrol Blind Vjn-lonjt Body $10,725 00 I ton Diesel Fljthevl lIISW <*>
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      898 29 1 NG KEONG CAR TRADERS PRIVATE LIMITED Home of Quality Used Cars PM A. Kampong Java Frmgs Car Park Tata: ******3. 235M30 ISCI Subaru 1600 OLF-S (Twin lleadlanip) Aircon. IBM Austin Mhm Clubman Aircon Datsun 100 A Aircon. Sport nm» Mazda 333 (1.3 SDr) Aircon. MM. CoM Mama GLX (2000
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      2551 30 «■■> BBMBB Bgflßßl a% aa^a*Ska*B>^BßMMMkßa\^^avl«^A4l^^aaM O a> I a* a«k A \w^ A Mfc JMjCOflltlfOfßoTtOfl ft .aafaaal^. aY alflania.WMlt^'^tiflll A fifi i 1 BaW Propinwt I bb i FriptfUit SMKnigZM Ruby Industriai Complex m APT CONDO FOR LEASE Ardmore Park $5,400 Clementi Park $2,500 Merlin Plaza $1 ,600 Sommerville Park
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      633 30 APARTMENT AVAILABLE AT GOLDBELL TOWERS 47 SCOTTS ROAD TEL: *****11 Apartment No. 47J Type 'A. Trd Floor. Partly Furnished. Available from 16th August* 1982 3 bedrooms, study antlounge with wall-to-wair carpeting, dining area, trr-' race and bar area with mar-.' ble floors, separate servant's quarter Kitchen fitted wiin cabinets also
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      2967 31 i l -*—r 1 I low-rise m^io it** I Freehold Property aNo Restriction To Foraignars aaaaaW. j^J*a^^^w^?^Ul^''* if U coit J I Low-density condominium development in a lush I green setting, sited off Upper Thornton Road Upper units comprise 168 sq m built-up area Lower units comprise 160 sq m
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      1747 32 SbS I M rt9(ftfwHtt J DOUBLE-STOREY CORNER TERRACE HOUSE AT EMERALD MILL ROAD Lend araa ebout 4400 eejt. Wafl meManed «Wi modern tewtoMOCl MM C#f%tf aW MTCOfM. Highest offer secures PtiiMid Mr Lm, SStMSJV D#tw##*i 9am. and Ipm. or 734a552 between awaandlM*. Luiunous Semi-Oetached at LANT ANA AVENUE/ SIXTH AVENUE
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      1504 32 ■H m W'BpWmS J a No restriction to foreigners. Up to 80% ban. Freehold lend. a Low <«6*aMiient rate, a Ocee circiit TV intercom system. With terms courts, swmmng pool, etc. Ample free parrang. Developers 3Ko«B**mß«<P*,)Lßi 157. South Bridge Rd S-0105 Tal: *****6 (S tinea) *****2 n»i«M» l Ucenca No
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      1909 32 —11 Proptrttoi I DMT.IS KATONG VICBBTY freehold, brand new apartment Completion 1983 Built-in area 1.850 sqfl Selling $550,000 Marshon Pte LUT. *****11 OMT. 12 LOCK CHO Apartment fully furnished. 1,500 sq.U 3 bedrooms. 3 bathrooms, freehold. $320,000 on o Interested call *****84/*****06 (agent) OIST. IS. KATONG. MARYLAND Park, freehold 1700
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      696 33 times friday properties 83 OffkwSfMc** b) Rmntml SALE/RENT 9 HIGH FLOOR AR£A 1 Approi 9.360 Sq ft I 29th Floor 1 ?<?5O sq ft B ?Bth Floor 6.233/1 6951.432 sqft I Basement Shop Space 780 sq ft each unit r Office space a vai lable at CHOON BEE BUILDING North
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      952 33 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY FULL furnished alr-condlUoned offlr rooms Secretarial and Tele Services Orchard Road Arei Further particulars, phom *****61 BEAUTIFULLY FURNMHED/PART TIONED office space Shento House. Far East Shoppln Centre. Oolden Mile Rental HO to $6 00 psf Contact ****** (agent) FULLY FURNISHED 480 sq f t of f lc In
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      709 33 MairFEg 1 OFFICE/SHOP. OUTSIDE CBD Beach Road Rent/ purchasi About 300 sq ft Jade Properltc 1 *****40 WOH HUP OFFICE space wants (rental). Preferably 2nd flooi Owners call Lucky Housln *****71 n OFFICE SPACE 7SS 1000 sq f wanted around town/ not too fa 2 from city Taj: *****48/8. 16
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      1283 34 0| Education Instruction DWLOMA COURSE 114 MUSK Ml MARKETIMG (LCCI It*3) Commencing 13th August 1982 j OUONSWAVCOMMEICUL I OR^ LESSONS TNANMNQ CENTRE ENROL .4OW 208. Queensway Shopping Cenue arril?iLrß< SingaporeaSM t5 «W«™ j |N «gJ|g"TE ADVANCE LEVEL LESSONS P>^BM*WBBjbj**Vbjbbßßßßß| w also otter I J I THEORY OF MUSIC COURSES 1"J
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      Eight races instead of 10 tomorrow
      387 35  -  EPSOM JEEP By WITH well over SM horses sheltered In the sprawling BakJt Tlmah steMes, the Singapore Turf Club can at anytime have a "regional" meettag without MalayslanhMesi haraes. Taa Sri Raame Bhaw and his commlttre shewed foresight when they called fer extra entries
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      574 35 IT SADDENS me to see many hones racing nowadays renamed after some rat horses of the past, does not seem right. Most of them are racing In lowly company, some in Class 6. Now I see a Class 4 horse renamed Lightarmed n
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      1284 35 DAfr -I 2.IS CLASS 4 DIV B I,loom ivnv^u x (Rwstrictwd Tnrmt 3, 4 5-year-olds) (Stakes: $15,000) 1 •0»»9» <I>niiS»i D n No Expen*e-Yap 4 nzg +4 (UOOm) Sutry 12 t Shin Smb. 0 H Lee-Owner 4 rag 4 (UUm) UkM 3 I *0 Checrfal a Cheerful-Allan 3
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      109 35 Change of names and stables THESE horses running in The Pesta Sukan Cup Meeting have been renamed: Admiral Stall is the former Go Smoothly. Killyguire is now known as Noir Sur Noir. Boy Star is now Putra Bu 11. Stall Madam is the former Tradition n. Specialist is now The
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      Kindred, Young Regent stride out smartly
      414 35  - Kindred, Young Regent stride out smartly CAVALIER ON THE TRACK with TRAINER George West's trio of Young R> gent, Klndrd and Alvarona matched stride to return 37.4 sec in a 600 m workout i Bukit Timah yesterday morning. Young R< gent and Kindred were four lengths ahead < Alvarona across
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      821 35 NOTICE IN TNI MOH COUtT Of MALAY A AT JOHOK SAMtU COMPANIES (WINOtNG-UT) NO. 10 OF 19*2 V Motwr ol &k«ot» 7ISIIMI (?»O1 o4 C.t^nmii *<1 1»65 M In MaMr ol Molorvo" Carpal M*i Sdn BM Toopo. livfxOTne Mn Mm) M Motaruon Cop* Mrtfc Mr. Mxi aapaasa* AOVtaTISCMfNT Of KtrriON
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      756 35 I MATTEL (M) SDN. BHD. I M MATTEL MALAYSIA SDN. BHD., located in the Prai Free Trade Zone, I Penang is a subsidiary of MATTEL INC., the world's largest toy manufac S turer with headquarters in the United States. H M We offer attractive salary and benefits program and provide
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      38 36 THE DIRECTORS, MANAGEMENT STAFF OF CEMENT MARKETING COMPANY (M) SDN. BHD. WISMA CMC 80 82, JALAN BRICKFIELDS KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA WISH TO EXTEND OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHIES AND CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. YAP EE CHIAN
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      61 36 We, The Family of the Late MR SIM HOR GEE would like to express our heartfelt thanks and gratitude to the Venerable Seek Hong Choon of Kwong Ming San for performing the funeral rites. We would also like to thank our relatives, friends, business associates and staff for their assistance,
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      IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF
      58 36 LATE HASAN ALI JIVABHAI (H.A. JIVABHAI) OF SINGAPORE GENERAL STORES FORMER CITY COUNCILLOR FROM 1949-1967 WHO PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 13-8 1979 3 LONO YEARS HAVE PASSED BUT MEMORIES STAY FRESH AND PAINFUL NOT JUST TODAY BUT EVERY DAY, WE REMEMBER THE TIMES WE SHARED.
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      65 36 7 The Husband/Father 1 Family of the late LINDA MAH FEI YIN GABRIEL LEX TZE HUI would like to express their sincere appreciation to the Management Staff of Yamaha Music Asia Pte Ltd, Managoment A Staff of Thomson Medical Centre, pastor and members of Trinity Christian Centre, friends and relatives
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      305 36 AGED: 57 peeaed away peacefully on nth Aug IM2 al 4.30pm. leaving behind her beloved huebend. Steven Teo and. Brother* chiiu Song Kal Tan Soon Bah •on* Dennis Teo Benny Teo Daughters Lily Teo Molly Teo Sally Teo Sons-in-law Michael Tan Lee Cher Lye Nr Hoong Fel Grand-Children
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      32 36 With d— p»it aynifMttiy and kind condot«nc»s to ttvs Husband and family ot Iho lit* MDM NANCY SEAH MOY HIAN From: The Management a Stall Jordan Forwarders International (S) PteLtd
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      IN EVERLOVING MEMORY OF
      43 36 'We often think of the yesteryears When we were together; Fond memories of you linger. Making your absence that more painful for us.' Always ramombfod by FAMH.V AND ALL LOVED ONES. MDM LIM SIEW TIN Departed: 13th August. 1976
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      45 36 Someday somewhere the Joy we had In him we lost will be Renewed again beyond the veil For all Eternity Your loving vile, grandma In law, ptunll in li«. liimi-in-li. brothers-in-law and iiephewa. PAUt Lai HOCK CHYE Departed 13th Auguat IMO
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      IN LOVING MEMORY OF MR. LEE TONG CHEE
      78 36 IN LOVING MEMORY OF MR. LEE TONG CHEE TIME CHANOES MANY THINGS BUT NOT THE MEMORY THIS DAY BRINOS NOT JUST TODAY BUT EVERYDAY WE REMEMBER THE TIMES WE SHARED ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY COLLEAGUES OF EA-TECH 73 AIR ENGINEERING TRAINING INSTITUTO. In Loving Mamory Ol m Loving Memory Of D^wtKl
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      IN LOVING MEMORY OF
      119 36 You left us eleven years on this eventful day Fondesi memories of you we cherish everyday Your dignified and exemplary life we respect To emulate we must In all aspect ineerted by lovmg hueband. children, grandchildren and aM loved 3 years may pass But memories of
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      IN LOVING MEMORY Of
      27 36 Three years have passed. But memories stay fresh and painful Always rtmwtibftd by all at MISS NEO KIM H WEE Departed 13 B*9
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      143 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
      125 36 The tamily of the late Mr Lum Chek Hong Klines to thank Rev Norman Chan, church member*, all relative* and fnend* tor their kind •nlance. pretence, condolence* and donehon* during their recent bereevement. The family ol th« late MDM CECILIA QUEK GHIM CHEO thanks all relatives, colleagues, bualness
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      42 36 144 In Mamor iam In memory o< You have found swert rest at last. W> who truely lov« you know. How much wr have lost 16 yean ago Aiw.fi m the Heart* ol aM Vow Lim Kang Long Oeparted 13J.M Dearest Fainer.
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      Lock icon Shilton to march on with the Saints
      251 36 Shilton to march on with the Saints REST OF THE BIG SOCCER NEWS ENGLAND'S World Cup goalkeeper Peter Shilton is to leave Nottingham Forest and join Southampton for £350,000 ($1.3 million). Shilton, 33 next month, joined Forest in 1977 for £270,000 and helped them to a League championship and two
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      Lock icon Easy for seeds Lendl, McEnroe
      481 36 Easy for seeds Lendl, McEnroe TORONTO, Thurs. Top-seeded John McEnroe and thirdranked Ivan Lendl, of Czechoslovakia, moved one step closer to a semi-final meeting with easy, second-round victories in the Canadian Open men's tennis championships here yesterday. McEnroe overpowered Juan Avendano, of Spain, 6-2, 6-1, in 64 minutes, while Lendl
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      Lock icon Renee quits as Martina's coach
      224 36 Renee quits as Martina's coach NEW YORK, Than. Dr Ream Blckar* mU yesterday Ua t shy hM realgaea' m eaaea of wamea's tennis star Martin* Navraiil«\ "I've me bark to the fmli-ame practice of medtelae as an eye sargeaa." said Reaee, wka nimuit a aexekaage »parattaa la 1175 and aaed
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      Lock icon WILLEY, STEELE SPIN REMINDER
      198 36 LONDON, Thurs. Northamptonshire spinners Peter Willey and David Steele issued a timely reminder to England's Test selectors not to discard them when they routed Sussex on the first day of their English county championship match yesterday. On the eve of England's second five-day Test against Pakistan.
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      Lock icon Gates way to title glory
      663 36 Gates way to title glory [h i[i]i[Tj 4 if t^^ l ii^^^^i^^^^i r^^Lj r^^^TiT^s IF we can steer clear in the next few months of the sort of injuries that laid up Terry Butcher and Paul Mariner last season, we have the talent to take the title. ERIC GATES LONDON,
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      Stalwarts stumped
      417 37  - Stalwarts stumped J. RAJENDRAN Leave problems force four to miss the final showdown By SINGAPORE will be without four stalwarts for the three-day Malaysian Cricket Association inter-state final against defending champions Federal Territory starting today in Kuala Lumpur. But the Republic's team will still have enough power to carry the
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      Lock icon Ovett crashes to West German in rare defeat
      422 37 VIAREGGIO (Italy), Thurs. Olympic 800 metres champion Steve Ovett, of Britain, suffered a rare defeat when he was beaten into second place by West German Harald Schmid in the Viareggio international athletics meet here last night. Ovett, still recovering from a leg
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      A battle royal
      615 37  -  DEREK WILD TOP GOLFERS IN LORD SELKIRK TROPHY MATCH BY JOE GOH, The Rest's captain, has assembled a formidable golf team with whom he hopes to wrest the Lord Selkirk Trophy from the Singapore Island Country Club's firm grasp at the Bukit Course on Sunday. The trophy
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      74 38 GROUP A TEAM S. Korea Senegal MalayxU UAE P W D L F A Pt 4 3 0 19 9 6 *210 7 3 5 3 1114(3 110 2 2 4 2 JOO3 3 T 0 GROUP! TEAM Ghana S. Catarina Spore India Thailand P W D L A
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      Lock icon Singapore unleash full power on India
      334 38 Singapore 3 India 0, South Korea 3 UAE2 PENANG, Thurs. Singapore, who took two heavy beatings in their opening Merdeka tournament matches, showed their matchwinning form tonight at the City Stadium here, thrashing India 3-0. For a team who have had only eight sessions
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      BADDELEY, GANGULY SHINE
      149 38 HYDERABAD, Thurs. LEFT-HANDED Stephen BaMeley, af England, and Partfca Ganguly, af India, advanced inU the mea's single* qaarter-OaaJe of the Indian masters Opea badminton champjaaahlps when they defeated their respective opponent* today. Baddeley defeated his Saath Kareaa rival Ena-Kn-Lee IM, 15-8 and Ganguly dtoaaaed af 'Japan's Hlreyahl
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      Republic net Aussie coach
      327 38  -  JANICE SEAH By AUSTRALIAN Bette Allison, netball coach of the Western Australia team, will be in the Republic in May to help prepare the national team for the World tournament, which will be held in Singapore from June 11-24. Mrs Allison, according to Mrs Daisy Tan,
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      Three to join squad
      107 38 DOREEN LYE, Karen Goh and Lim Poh Choo have been recommended to join the national women's tennis squad by the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association's tournament committee following their performances during the recent PesU Sukan championships. If the recommendations are accepted, the three will join national champion,
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        Chandler's sixth defence
        33 38 BOXING Unbeaten Jeff Chandler, of the United States, will make the sixth defence of his World Boxing Association bantamweight title on Oct. 27 against top contender Miguel Iriarte, of Panama.
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        Dill-Bundi sets world mark
        54 38 CYCLING Olympic pursuit champion Robert Dill-Bundi, of Switzerland, set a world record of 28.705 sec. for the 500 metres from a standing start at the Zurich velodrome yesterday. The time was 0.095 sec. faster than the previous best of 28.800 established in 1955 by Mario Morettini.
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        Thurau receives backing
        39 38 In Frankfurt, West German Dietrich Thurau, 27, has signed a sponsorship agreement with a Japanese electronics company, Toshiba, enabling him to compete in next month's Tour of West Germany and the World championships at Goodwood, England.
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        Korea's $1.7 b budget
        50 38 GENERAL South Korean Sports Minister Lee Won-Kyong unveiled a US$BOB.B million (SJI.7 billion) master plan yesterday for the 1988 Summer Olympics, one of the strictest budgets in Olympic history. Lee also disclosed a separate USs94m plan for the 1986 Asian Games to be staged in Seoul.
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        Ferrari's sole entry
        34 38 MOTOR RACING The Ferrari team will enter only one car, to be driven by Frenchman Patrick Tambay, in Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix at Zeltweg, a spokesman for the Italian company said.
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        Pironi recovers
        45 38 In HelMelberg, West Germany, doctors have described the recovery in health of Didier Pironi, the French Formula One driver who crashed during practice for last Sunday's West German Grand Prix, as "astonishingly satisfying" even though one of his legs might be permanently damaged.
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        38 38 WRESTLING Canadian Richard Deschatelets scored a stunning 9-8 victory over 1980 Olympic champion and twice world champion Iliia Mate, of the Soviet Union, on the opening day of the world championships in Edmonton, Canada. Agencies.
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      Last chance for archers
      256 38  - Last chance for archers TAY CHENG KHOON By SINGAPORE'S archers will be given a last chance to qualify for this year's Asian and Commonwealth Games when they compete in the PesU Sukan national championships at Farrer Park tomorrow and Sunday. Since archery will be a new sport in the Commoiv
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      Lim comes alive after poor start
      307 38  -  LEONARD KING By MALAYSIAN howler LJm Yoke San showed his Intention of winning the Men's Open Masters title with a six-game series of 1,«2 pinfalls In the oaallfylag roiled of the Singapore International Open championships, aaw oa at the Kirn Seng Bowl. After a
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      106 38 ATHLETICS 10.000m 8BHFL jiilcr k*.to«M>Asian and Commonwealth neat J I. Morison v Metal Games trials (National Stadi- Box (Toa Payoh), Stock Ev um, 5.3pp. m.). change v Hume Industries BOWLING Shgaawc (Farrer Park AC), Haw Par v later— Mi— I Opra c r iilas Inchcape (Tanglin 2). Hwee (Kim Seng
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      Lock icon The final curtain
      441 39  -  LEX SEOW YAM CHINA 1 THAILAND 0 Super sub Liv heads China through By A MOMENTARY defeaslve lapse by Thailand was all that China needed to unleash their aerial power to triumph in the first semi-final of the 23rd Asian Youth soccer tournament at the National Stadium
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      Koreans lift soccer to new heights
      455 39  -  PETER SIOW N. KOREA 5 S. KOREA 3 By NORTH KOREA lifted the Asian Youth soccer tournament to exhilarating heights last night when they shut South Korea out of the final at the National Stadium. It was the Everest in terms of entertainment value.
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      Poetry in motion on the stands
      514 39 THE samba drums were missing, but who needed them! The fans had arrived long before the kick-off and gradually they formed a human carpet at the far end of the stands. Some had come by buses. Others used lorries. There they were, an army
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      Rained off
      14 39 RAIN forced three Civil Services Hockey League matches yesterday to be postponed.
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      My double rugby mission — by Bava
      332 39  - My double rugby mission by Bava J. RAJENDRAN By NATAHAR BAVA yesterday took over the helm of the national rugby team and immediately set about putting them on course for two short-term objectives wining the Malaysian Rugby Union Invitational Cup and achieving at least third place in the Asian Championship.
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      MOHSIN OPENS UP WITH CENTURY
      219 39 LONDON, Thurs. STYLISH epeaer Maksla Khan struck a saperb century aa Pakistan made a flat start against England la the Secsad cricket Test at Lard's here today. Mahsla, wka shared a sccaad-wlckct partnership af 144 with Manstar Akhtar. was aabraten aa lit at tea aa
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      Lock icon Juventus stars in conflict
      91 39 TURIN, Thurs.. Italian soccer champions Juventus are in conflict with their World Cup stars Paolo Rossi. Marco Tardelli and Claudio Gentile. The trio refused to play in a warm-up match in Casale on Wednesday because their financial requests for the next season have not been met
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      Teng tames Abdullah in shock victory
      382 39  - Teng tames Abdullah in shock victory TAY CHENG KHOON By TENG KHONG YUEN created the biggest surprise of the tournament when he defeated top shadow-seed Abdullah Dahari in the fourth round of the F-grade Ovaltine squash championships at Kallang last night. Teng started impressively and, before Abdullah could settle down,
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      Chileans pull out of Junior tourney
      173 39 Chileans pull out of Junior tourney KUALA LUMPUR, Than. Chile have In farmed the Intemation al Hookey Federation (Kill) that they are un able to aead a team U> compete In the Junior World Cap kere. The South American* kad been asked by Xl H u> replace erlglaal qualifiers, Belgium,
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      33 39 PAKISTAN Ist In* Maarta not out H6 Maaassar c Taylor b Jackman 20 MaasMr c Lamb b Bothjun 57 Mtaaaas not out 5 Extra* T«al(for2wkU) 206 Wkta Ml at: S3. 197 Reuter
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    198 40 JOUNEIH. Thursday MOTHER Teresa «f Calcutta (centre) arriving la this Lebanese part, about 29 km north of Beirut, yesterday after enduring the 17--hour ferry ride in the SS degrees Celsius heat. The 1979 Nobel peace prize winner, who la It, was here to visit the school
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    Lock icon Family hit by mystery cancer
    103 40 Family hit by mystery cancer MANILA, Thurs. FILIPINO doctors have come across the puzzling case of a family in which three children have already died of cancer and two more face a slow painful death from the same dreaded disease. Specialists at the government's National Cancer Control Centre, intrigued by
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    Lock icon Drug steward gets 3 years
    64 40 HONGKONG, Thurs. A Qantas Airline steward. Mac-. Donald Irving. 29. was sentenced today to three years In prison for possessing seven kilos of cannabis resin worth about HK11.5 (5J525.000) The High Court was told that customs officers found the drug concealed in a bag Irving
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    Lock icon US wants to sell FX fighters to Asean
    199 40 US wants to sell FX fighters to Asean WASHINGTON, Thursday THE Reagan administration is pushing for the sale of less sophisticated FX fighters to four of the five Asean countries. A memorandum sent to the United States Air Force and the Navy on July 29 and made available yesterday, identified
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    Lock icon Steer clear ships warned
    151 40 JAKARTA, Thurs. The Indonesian navy has warned all ships to steer clear of waters at least one nautical mile off Batam Island south of Singapore following the discovery of 600 to 700 old World War Two •mines. Second navy zone commander, Commodore Sugiatmo, has declared the
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    Lock icon Bomb blast
    30 40 Frankfurt, Thurs. A small bomb exploded today in a United States military housing area in Frankfurt, police sai<T A car was damaged but no one was hurt. Reuter
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    Lock icon Viets set to beef up units
    405 40 No proof of pullout: Thailand BANGKOK, Thursday THAILAND has little .evidence pointing to a partial Vietnamese withdrawal from Cambodia, but has instead received information that Hanoi is preparing to send thousands of recruits to beef up the Vietnamese units near the Thai-Cambodian border. This
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    Lock icon Newsman will 'return soon'
    132 40 BANGKOK, Than. Australian journalist Barry Wain, expelled from Thailand last month, will be allowed to return a—n, Foreign Minister Siddhi Savetsila said last light. Air Chief Marshal Siddhi told the Fanlga Corrtwpondrnt* Club of Thailand (FCCT) that he had a "g—i understanding" with the edltin W
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    Lock icon Burma clamp on videos
    64 40 RANGOON, Thurs. Burmese authorities have clamped down hard on widespread Illegal foreign video films In a series of oolice raids in Rangoon, Mandalay, Moulmein and other big towns, the state press reported. The government banned public video shows, condemned for their "grave moral and cultural implications"
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      295 40 W' i \T&\\ JebsenA Jessen It lirtiil >fBUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Metal Box Singapore is well known for can making, but much research is also quietly going on into other forms of packaging. Chief executive B.W. Appleyard and managing director Lim Hong Keat talks to Business Times
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      Lock icon Breeding humans
      1866 1 Breeding humans One man in California is trying to produce a generation of super-smart kids, by using the sperm of Nobel prize-winning scientists and the wombs of highly intelligent women who belong to Mensa, an international society for the brightest 2 per cent of the population. In May, he issued
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      The summer madness arrives
      1081 1 I 4 IT'S the summer holidays, and the youth of Europe are on the move. The number of young people travelling through Europe is likely to be down from previous years, but will still be large enough to pack the trains, long-dis-tance coaches and charter flights,
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        Singapore in Soho
        173 2  -  RACHEL BARNES By in London SINGAPOREAN restaurateur Robert Tan recently opened his third restaurant in London. The restaurant, which was launched last month, is located in the heart of London's Soho Old Compton Street. It is a particularly famous site it's where one of the very first
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        Goodbye gifts...
        1049 2 Goodbye gifts YVONNE QUAHE and photographer STEVEN LEE search for I REMEMBER, lightyears ago, when I was leaving Singapore for the first time I was inundated with gifts at the airport. Already flustered, and home-sick even before boarding the plane, I was also trying to stuff my already over-full hand
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        Lock icon Treating dyslexia
        438 2  -  ARTHUR SPIELGELMAN By in Now York A SMALL, spartan school in northern New York state is succeeding in teaching victims of dyslexia to read and write by avoiding the modern gadgetry of education and concentrating on the basics. The school is the 56--year-old Gow School in New York.
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        Fond memories of a special school
        553 3 Fond memories of a special school I HAVE spent six years in a primary school, four years in a secondary school and one year in a •private secretarial school. Z In my first year in -school, I was always being pinched for doing a sum wrongly or caned for not
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        Read with your child
        1150 4 Today is the beginning of National Book Reading Month. Learning to read is very important because it is the key to comprehension and concentration. QUAH MAY LING reading specialist and head of Education for Children with Special Needs tells us how you can help your child
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      Handful of vogue words
      565 5 Handful of vogue words En William Safir* is on vacation. IN WASHINGTON we are gripped less by jargon in general than by a few words at a time. Not that there are not parts of a strange and arcane general language available there has been in the budget process in
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      When technology or taste dictates
      304 5 SOME time ago, William Satire referred to the Increasing use of a brand-new figure of speech for which I had created the name of "retronym". A retronym Is a word or (usually) group of words, or a whole phrase, which one Is required to use
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      Hat does the trick
      369 5 IT IS always nice to find class distinctions from the old country blurred to the point of nonrecognition here among us egalitarians. Consider the hat trick (three goals in one game by any player), beloved of hockey writers. It has lately moved from the ice to
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        853 7 Soviet and American scientists aren't seeing much of each other any more. Gradually agreements on East-West research and exchanges are being dropped an American political decision that many scientists regret, reports WALTER SULLIVAN in New York. THREE years ago at the Physics Centre in Aspen, Colorado,
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        Why froggy has such a zappy tongi
        1329 7 A FROG'S feast is invariably movable. Being extremely fussy eaters, both frogs and toads insects and other small creatures that are unwilling to demonstrate their freshness by crawling, buzzing or flying. They are connoisseurs of protein in motion, a snobbery made possible by
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          Larger moons
          198 7 Larger moons AS FART of preparations for the plmnrd encounter of the Voyager 2 spacecraft with I ranus hi IMC, astronomers at the University of Hawaii have made the tint measurements sf the sines of four sf the planet's five kaswn The mesas turn sat to be larger than estimated
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          Upright primates
          162 7 A TRAIL of fossilised footprints left by two apparent ancestors of man at Laetoli, Tanzania, y-i million yean ags has led an anthropologist to conclude that upright walking fey early primates was well established by then. This conclusion leads him to believe that the divergence of the hnmanold
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          Lock icon Radar
          113 7 SCIENTISTS have long kiMwn that insect pests •(tea travel vast distances Mere dropping d«wn to prey mi farm craps. Bit the researcher* have lacked details needed to predict massive mijcrftUsn*. Recent experiments In Tlfton, by a team of scientists of the US Department of Agriculture Research Service Indicate, however,
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        When Mcl's formula tires ...
        568 12 When Mcl's formula tires HISTORY OF THE WORLD (PART ONE) Now showing at Orchard Reviewed by PATRICK SHEN AT THE very end, when Mcl Brooks finally reveals just what it is that makes all the craziness possible "Movies is magic" History Of The World (Part Ok) has already become quite
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        Met singers perform for fund
        919 13 Of the four New York Met stars who are back here for a special recital tomorrow, dramatic soprano Klara Barlow knows most about opera as drama, says PATRICIA WEI. If YOU thought you've seen the last of the Metropolitan Opera's singers for this year, at
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        A hazy focus on Singapore history
        393 13  -  KANNANCHANDRAN THE LURE OF TEMASEK Today. SBC Ch 5, 7.50 p.m. Previewed by SINGAPORE is what it is today largely because of IM influence of immigrants who came here many years ago. They were the foundations of our society, the builders of what is
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      323 7 fj GGGGGGGX2GEGGGGGGGGGGCCGEGGG O PREMIER: OPENS TODAY g (*****96) 5 Show*: 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.45 9.15pm M JOSIANE BALASKO MICHEL BLANC g I PLAZA: OPENS TODAYS (*****71) 4 Shows: 1 JO, 4.00, 7.00 A 9.30pm £j OUVIAHUSSEY CHRSMrrCHUM H-BOMB"- KfIUNG SMLAJ 1 3 RCMong T^yjgSJS^ EH H I, I ALL SIZES
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      536 8 U^ A* Congratulations V+N Pt T*i||J3r and Warmest Wishes to 14-k Ml ilir ?s\OG£n 1 W Congratulations Congratulations I IIfCCI/ -J^ and Warmest Wishes to WM mmßoamrcommrrmniw PknO DGSt WlStieS tD iOi#^^^#% ontheoccasionofyourSingapoiePlant VVMIII^ 1W JllCCl/ Dedication Ceremony today at: A ■fciMiiiiwi No 4 Gul Way, Singapore 2262 KL^J on
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      794 9 NOTICES A .-A- PUBUC UTILITIES JJ? BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders ore invited for the following: I Supply of Fuse Base Casing and Fuse Corner Eligibility: Registered contractors in Supply (d) Electricol Materials and I I ElectnIcal Contractors all classes. 2 Supply of Overground Control Boxes Eligibility: Registered contractors in Supply
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      706 9 Tender Notice I Tenders are invited for:— I SUPPLIES H Ia) Tender No P7/216/82(X)-Supp<y of:- H ■I Item 1-2 sets of Cable Pair Fault Lo- I MB eator. H Item 2- 5 tots of Digital Puts* Echo I CaM* FauH Locator. H Eligibility: H EH Registered Contractors-Class B.C&D Non-Registered Contractors-
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      806 9 mm Separate tenders are invited for each of the following (1) ERECTION AND COMPLETION of 1 Block of 4/17-Storey Executive Apartments/ Maisonettes, 1 Block of 4/ 15-Storey Executive Apartments/Maisonettes, 1 Block of 4-Storey 5-Room Improved Flats, 1 Block of 15-Storey 4/5-Room Improved Flats, 2 Blocks of 1 3-Storey -4-Room N«»w
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      991 9 SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited tor (he following items A) Tender No A 434/82 SUPPLY. MANUf ACTURf AND DELIVERY OF STANDARD BOOKSHELVES TO THE LBRARY. SINGAPORE POLYTtCHNC B) Tender No: E 435 12 SUPPLY. INSTALLATION AND COMMISSION OF 1 COMPLETE SET COMPUTERISED OPTOMETRIC TESTING METER (REFRACTOMETER) WITH MONITORING
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      965 9 Tenders are invited for the following I SUPPLY, DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION OF GUEST ACCOUNTING CONTROL SYSTEM Tender No: VITB/HCTS/9/82 Tender Deposit: $300 00 Closing Dote: 27 August 1 982 at 1 200 hours II SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF FURNITURE Tender No VITB/ AVI/ 1 0/82 Tender Deposit: $300 00 Closing
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      313 10 I t\/v /vw c^y I ■LV^LaMLifl BUl^^^bl \r^ aPfL '•^t 1' la^am»a^aHai Ji at^#J iaH hH_ Jl 333 ficSS aw* 1 MtoSH^^HE sa^aW^ b^bt^ bt^^^b^bbV bbl l^ §/J) VbHMmmilPbH^^^V. t b^K^^^^l^b^b^B ■M>OTBttPMHpB>P4HMIMH <>CQ jH I blb^b^b^bbH b^b^blbb^b^b^E bbbbbbbbl H^^BB^^^^^^^^| BBBBBBBBBBBBBk^/^ BBBbT BBBBbV BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBbkI^BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBbB W* «n fc jB aa\W \\m fc
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      14 10 Introducing the latest and most exciting adventure series by Carolyn Keene THE DANA Times
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      133 10 GARFIELD By Jlm Dayis HEM,MEH. JU6T LOOK ATTMAT. GfARFIELP HA6 HIS 86.P ANI7 HIS HE'S IN KITTY WEAVEN. CATS HAVE SUCH ySIMPLE PLEASURES ir^ JTM yAVT? H2O l 198t y^,^ Feature syndicate. Inc rV v^~ STAR WARS By Archie Goodwill &Al Williamson Tr^^^^ ~^*"*^^"'^^^^*^^^^^^B^^HHHH@H^^B^BB^H|^^BB Bac^ mJunkfoft Station's cant ina >^^
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      305 11 auk fmawk. t9am^ B J \.m. %^M I Hk B^i law^l a^«fl| j f^Ba^BHT 3b Ife^ m T f m; JL^VB Riyadh (Imported from W. Germany ,^r Mmyy I Shopping for a new set of furniture? fV "J" i» f you re; a stop at fl|^^2(f I Corten will do
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      370 11 PEANUTS By Schulz KNOCK KNOCK By Andy Hold Dan Arnold y^Y,MANA6ER\| I PLAY RIGHT FIELP WHILE (umitiCß I {mfsl&KE [H 77M f YE JUST FOUNP SOMEONE LOMOSE NAME UE ™Si/»k P^>^ >V I foTJJC^ A SURE CURE I u)ON'T MENTION U)ALKS FIFTY IIH0 L^' tf^ V W? /D/ FOR INSOMNIA^
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      429 12 Ling, a secretary, was molested when she walked alone to the bus-stop through Queens Street at 10.30pm. She screamed and fought but no one was around to help. She was one I^^^^^^^^^^fl^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H of the 322 women who reported they had been molested last year. Hundreds more were robbed and some
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      653 12 EXHIBITION OF PHOTO- search of careers, status GRAPHS BY PAUL and their ideal men. j NASH His works from Organised by Film Soci--1930-46. British Council ety. Goethe-Institut. 8 Exh Hall. 10 a.m. 6 pm. Society membership p.m. Till Aug 21. tee $50 per year, $30 per PORCELAIN OF half-year and
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      450 13 TV OR VIDEO I ANDGRABAGIFT I Renting from Thorn means v No deposit No repair bills m^^^ Low monthly payments that reduce /\ffS^ rT^ i annually >J *> J Choice of the latest sets y^ *j»ffl \l Prompt, efficient service 7 days a If K *-^^r \r*sA SiHThorn A THORN-EMI
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      173 14 C^^^^^Vf Congratmalions (Vn^ \Vj I MED rock BtrcompftnYinrl ltd S^<3 V j o 1 r- I on the occasion off your Reed Rock Bit Co. 1 1 Singapore Plant Dedication International Ltd. I Ceremony today at: on its 11 No4Gul Way, Singapore 2262 Official Opening II I I We are
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      1656 14 o« mi 1-^-^1 k- iu^ h. M u.ll^. r dream of floatm K across ttMJ Atlantic Ocean 7.50 The Lure Of Temastk (See Leisure 11, Page 13) AM National Anthem Lunchdate (confd) l.st Jvl^l I^WO 4.30 New Zoo Rewe Th.s eptsode is about courage. to run to the aid of
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        166 1 "tl .'..'.f-Jtß.t,* ifDf**^ «Wi*v?l^ 1069* i* ftfri I *tJ«W*Jt Ne S < Wtf tfe c^ fft 1071* f^i* <t/*> I -ft c*WBH?« ffffrj '4lili*«»* IK 41) ft «fi:lit*'h4u <f»tfft*ii«se m m«ww ifUftfttttr** iftttff] i*»- ft «*<*«]**"• wittarasA ah il^ii%^.^ SAM* £¥*J?«Xfifl si*** entffcfflsßiiffl** is ft****** «iii 1074* f«^7Til3£ "lt«ffl-¥tf 9±*
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        1194 1  -  LI UENFUNG J^Bamboo Green fit HAVING learned something about Su Dongpo's background, (covered in earlier articles), we can now hope to understand more than the superficial meanings of Su's poems to his brother and appreciate the emotion that was often implied but not outwardly spoken
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        477 2  -  TEO LIAN HUAY By YOU have often seen the maternity and child care centre looming at the Junction of Tanjong Pagar and NeU Road. Have yon ever wondered, as you cruise pass in your car, what it was like in IW#. Or a decade ago? If you
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        Like a jackdaw in peacock's feathers
        118 2  - Like a jackdaw in peacock's feathers Kit Xuehuo (lj) Chinese parables By Xi Shi (Ant), a famous beauty in the state of Yue (MOB), would hold her breasts and knit her brows when she felt a heart pain. Many thought it made her even more enchanting. Attempting to copy Xi
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        Winners of Cross-language
        476 2 Crossword No 44 $tt cash: KOH LUAN HIM. (I.C. no: *****73/ A) $2t cash each: TEO LEONG TOH (I.C. no: *****04, B) KOH HOON KHENG (I.C. no: *****92, Z) HUANG SHUNFENG (I.C. no: *****31/ Z) VICTOR LEE (I.C. no: *****35/ C) AMY LEE (I.C. no: *****689 I)
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      43 1 I MED ROCK BIT COaiHUIYIRTIITD I is pleased to announce the Dedication Ceremony I off their Singapore Plant at: I No 4 Gul Way, Singapore 2262 I on August 13,1982 I by the Honourable Dr. "feyEng Soon I Minister off Slate for Education
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      240 2 APPOINTMENTS MEDICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE ICI (Singapore) Private Limited, a member of the ICI Group of Companies, invites applications from Singapore citizens possessing Class 111 driving licence for the post of Medical Sales Representative THE JOB To be a member of a team responsible for the sales, promotion sales development and
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      206 2 HARAPAN GROUP requires Trie candidate should have at least three years' experience in ticketing operations in a senior position. Relevant experience in car-rentals, inbound and outbound operations is a definite advantage. Remuneration will commensurate with experience and qualifications. Interested applicant, please write in giving complete resume, expected salary together with
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      415 2 Ssbs i tan FURNITURE COMPANY PTE LTD aMnT&T&TnT&T&"&T&T&| Requires INTERIOR DESIGNER Must be skillful in rendering impressive perspectives Relevant professional or arcmtectural qualifications with some working experience will be advantageous Salary $1,200 to $3,000 PROJECT SUPERVISOR Working experience in interior or building trade but applicants with Polytechnic or trade school
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      352 2 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE PLANNING ACT (CAP 279, 1970 ED) THE MASTER PLAN RULES, 1962 Notice under Rule 14(a) Notice is hereby given that the following alterations to the Master Plan have been approved by the Minister for National Development. <i)Rezoning of lot 14-8, Mukim I, at
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      392 2 (A) NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that. I Bauert Heinz of 81 K Calrnhlll Road. Singapore 0922 have applied (or a first clau publlr house licence In respect of premises M/S MOVENPICK RESTAURANT of Unit 81-01 Lower Oround Floor. "Scotts" No. 8-8 Scotts Road. Singapore 0922 and that this application
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      547 3 APPOINTMENTS Western Pacific Computers are now in the process of setting up a new computer hardware manufacturing plant in Tuas, Jurong, Singapore, for a new venture with Phoenix Terminal Systems of Arizona, USA. We are looking for experienced and qualified local staff at all levels for the various areas listed
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      639 3 I Singapore Tourist I I Promotion Board I Applications are invited from citizens permanent residents of Singapore and other ASEAN citizens for appointment as: I MARKETING OFFICER I Qualifications Experience (a) A recognised University Degree preferably in Business Administration A good command of English Knowledge of advertising and public relations
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      720 3 M^T (Member of Jebsen Jessen Group of Companies. SEA) 1 I Leading crane manufacturing company in the process of I I rapid expansion is looking for a mature, self-confident and I I dynamic person with the right working attitude to fill the I I position of: 1 1 INVENTORY CONTROLLER
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      213 3 (i MOUNT ELIZABETH HOSPITAL STAFF NURSE Applications are invited from State Registered Nurses for the above appointment. Salary range $750/- to $1,550/--13 th month wage supplement, NWC wage supplement, approved post basic certificate allowance will be paid. Providing accommodation for nonresidents, subsidised meals, free supper and breakfast for night staff.
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        THE TALE OF THE RING
        94 4 I i&MUII l| retold by S.V. KRISHNAN sinypSiss)9,u9ev $stfl3s pmLtoisn* &tf £3)a/ei/a-jy «OT)«ui r si> g> (3/s t sir Dushyanta and Shakuntala spent their days in married bliss. Then a messenger arrived saying that the King's presence was needed at the capital. ilj T l£
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        Prince chases a shadow
        816 4  -  S. IL AKK I APITHAN Glimpses of Tamil Literature: Manimekalai (6) By MANIMEKALAI, who had entered the Champapathy temple, transformed herself into the form of Kayachandigai with the help of the incantation she had learned from the goddess on tht> island of Manipallavam. She then appearad
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        223 4 Last week details of the Essay Writing Contest was given. Today details of the QUIZ are presented. The QUIZ is open to Primary School students. (ALL YOUR ANSWERS SHOULD BE IN TAMIL) A. Below is a picture that appeared in the BILINGUAL PAGE to illustrate a story. (i)
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        401 4 APPOINTMENTS I JOINT SASAR/VITB APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING SCHEMES The Singapore AMOdaUon of Shipbuilder* and Repairers (SASAR) and the Vocational and Industrial Training Board (VITB) are offering two apprenticeship training •chemet tor the following trades In the shipbuilding and repairing Industry:1. ARC WELDING 2. BOILER/PIPE FITTING SERVICING 3. MARINE STEELWORK/HULL FABRICATION 4.
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        1030 4 NATIONAL READING > dVsK I MONTH 1982 Q £_i quiz i* ,,rah), h i I ENTRY FORM \s^Ss& I I Name I I Class I I Name and I address of f Li I /y /'M «7«W«DtO lUL-SUUrfU QlJ'TSWV. ,^^-r r~~T^^ e greatest want is, not ""r^^^Sr^^^ looking after a
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