The Straits Times, 21 August 1982

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    Masthead
    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    The danger of Jeya's politics
    2676 1 Raja warns: Workers 5 Party could become cover for 'really dangerous men 5 MR S. RAJARATNAM last night accused the Workers' Party of providing, wittingly or unwittingly, a cover for men intent on destabilising Singapore. The Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs) said the WP
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    First HDB contract to Japan builders
    338 1  - First HDB contract to Japan builders TEO LIAN HUAY By THE Housing Board has for the first time awarded a building project to Japanese contractors. The $550-million contract for 15,000 prefabricated flats, was given to a joint venture between two Japanese giants, Marubeni Corporation, a large general trading company, and
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    12th Chinese congress
    56 1 BEIJING, Kri. Some 1.600 delegates and 160 alternate members have been elected to the 12th congress of the Chinese Communist Party due to open here on Sept 1, the Xinhua news agency announced today. The party's organisation department said Die delegates were elected by secret ballot at
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    Litter fines pick up $1 m
    102 1 Litter fines pick up $1 m NEARLY $1 million waa collected last year from IC.MC Uttorhan by the Housing Board, Jorong Towa Corporation and the Environment tryOf this total, SMM« waa collected tram 7,115 offeaders caagat by the ministry, compared with $3M,3M collected tram 8,38S cases la lttt. The HDB
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    Sleeping giants
    350 1  -  GERRY DE BILVA By ONE small sliver lining la the gloomy recession-filled sky Is that South-east Asia is becoming mare popular far Idle giant carriers. Oil giants Texaco and Mobil are turning to Asian parte to lay ap their Idle vessels. Singapore Raads, Hongkong aad, Increasingly the Johor
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  • The Sunday Times...
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      Productivity turn 0n...
      39 1 Productivity turn 0n... TEDIOUS, boring rubbish. Even though the Prime Minister and everybody else from ministers to your boss talks about it. The subject: Productivity. A real turn-off. But Peter Barnard tomorrow makes it a turn-on. That's a promise.
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      Can he want more?
      32 1 MULTIMILLIONAIRE industrialist and former ambassador to Thailand, Germany and Belgium. A well-known family and a lifetime of achievement behind him. What more does Mr Ho Rih Hwa want?
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      Margaret has a taste...
      36 1 Margaret has a taste... ANOTHER Thai hawkerfest is coming. But this time the hawker quest has reached out beyond Bangkok, to bring Singaporeans a more varied taste of Thailand. Food writer Margaret Chan samples the delights
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      Shake-up for Talentime
      40 1 THE prizes have been handed out and every one's content, presumably, but not our guest writer and musician. She says scrap Talentime, not altogether, but its present format. Talentime needs a shake-up. She's got some radical proposals.
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      Cruyff: Still a superstar?
      64 1 HE appeared undernourished to the point of outright malnutrition. His cheeks were hollow and his eyes looked as if they were going to drop out of their sockets John Cruyff, soccer superstar, how much fire is left hi that 36--year-old body? The man and his style
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    DID YOU READ...
    169 1 THE Prime Minister's ffstliasl Day Bally same* »n the tow key elements erf a strategy to steer Stagapare tarexirh difficult ttmear ABOUT the II esmpaales that will run elementary English tnd/or msthfimattf emmntrn tor wmkera to prepare them far •kills training ABOUT Chin Msa Thlam Kee, a
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    Lock icon Record tax bill gets the nod
    470 1 Record tax bill gets the nod Major victory for President Reagan's economic policy WASHINGTON, Friday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan won a major victory for his economic policy last night when both Houses of Congress approved a record US$9B.3 billion (*****.3 billion) tax Bill. After intense lobbying by Mr Reagan, the House
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    Lock icon Asean-EEC meeting
    66 1 BANGKOK, Fri. A*ean repn-st.iiatives will meet in Bangkok on Thursday to prepare (or the third meeting between Asean and the European Economic Community (EEC), the Vfcreign Ministry deputy spoke—un said today. Mr Sawanit JOongsiri said the two-day meeting will review economic cooperation between Asean and EEC. Asean will
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    LATEST 2 ISRAELIS HANDED OVER
    58 1 LATEST 2 ISRAELIS HANDED OVER BEIRUT, Fri. Tke lateraatfiaal Bed Cnm (ICRC) traasp*rte4 tw« Israeli prlweri aai the brttes *f alne ctker IanteU MrvleeaMMi tato ItrmeU-fceM nut Belrat totey. Tke tw« Israeli tervleeatea, C»pt. Ateraa AkUs sad Pvt. Boa H»ruk, were ■■■ilwd ever to Israeli fereea In Belrat. Israeli armed
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      96 1 60 pages today ADVANCED TRAINING SINGAPORE employers are Mag urgnd by the geverameat to start la-feMM training schemes for their workers m part •f the big drive to upgrade the wrkff ce for the lfifa. In recession-hit America, the mmmt for advanced training and higher edacatlon U already on, says
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  • IN SUMMARY...
    • HOME
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        Classes by 50 firms
        91 2 FIFTY companies are to take part in an Education Ministry pilot project to give workers a basic education. They win be taught English and Mathematics. The courses will be similar to those of NTUC's "basic education for skills training" scheme. Each subject will have four modules.
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        Test with mini-robots
        91 2 COMPANIES keen on automating their operations can soon find out if it is economically feasible with the help of micro-robots, or Move Masters. By using them, feasibility studies can be done at a fraction of the cost for the whole automation process. The machines can be used
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        Car thief jailed
        108 2 A MEMBER of a syndicate involved in stealing $479,600 worth of cars, mainly Mercedes Benz, was jailed a total of A x h years by a district court yesterday. Only one of the 15 cars stolen (14 Mercedes Benz and a Morris 1300), was recovered. The rest
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        Long, smooth drive.,.
        107 2 WORK has started to make the East Coast Parkway the island's first all-through expressway where a drive on it would not be slowed by traffic lights. The first interchange being built is at the junction of East Coast Parkway and Tanjong Katong South Road, near Big Splash.
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        Fewer sneak into RZ
        81 2 THE Traffic Police warning of court action against motorists who sneak into the Restricted Zone with an area licence has worked. The number caught from Aug 5 to 14 was 12 a sharp drop from 65 between July 24 and Aug 4. The plunge can be
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        Reasons for bus-rail
        75 2 AN all-bus system in not feasible because it would be operating near saturation capacity in the Nineties. Also, diesel prices are likely to go up faster in the long term than those of electricity. These are two important factors that have tilted the balance towards a bus-rail
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    • COMMENT
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        THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS:
        147 2 o THIS editorial will probably not be read by the majority of workers, for the simple reason that many of them do not have sufficient command of English to be able to understand it. Some SM,MI Singaporean workers with low or no education at all face
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        U.S. AND MEXICO
        78 2 IN THIS week's Behind the Headlines JOHN DRY SI) ALE discusses economic problems of topical interest in two countries, namely, the US and Mexico. The writer considers the consequences of the volte face by Dr Henry Kaufman, with his torn about over interest rate predictions in the
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        DON'T BLAME SCHOOLS
        61 2 SCHOOLS Nheuld net be blamed tor the lack of success of the streaming policy, says a reattyr. Mack of the poor results, or for that matter with any other issue in educational change, can be traced to Inadequate understanding of schools as organisations, of the process of
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        Airport tax coupons
        60 2 FROM next month, airport tax coupons will be sold at airline offices here. They will be available to passengers who buy their tickets here, who go to the offices to re-route their itinerary or to reconfirm their bookings. The Civil Aviation Department feels this will ease congestion
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    • SPORTS
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        12 years behind time
        132 2 SINGAPORE hockey players are 12 years behind time, said Spanish coach Horst Wein after watching the Republic lose all their matches in the Junior World Cup tournament now going on in Kuala Lumpur. "They play like their fathers did. I know because I was the national
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        Page 35 Keegan for Newcastle
        78 2 Page 35 Keegan for Newcastle ENGLAND soccer captain Kevin Keegan has signed for Second Division Newcastle United for $370,000. The one-year contract is said to make him Britain's first $11,000-a-week player. Money has nothing to do with his decision, said the 31-year-old former Southampton player. It is the fans. "My
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      262 2 RECRUITING AH MENG TO ATTRACT DEPOSITORS COMPETITION among banks and finance companies for local dollar deposits is intensifying as more of them open up branches in similar locations and housing estates. There has been increasing emphasis on strengthening the functions of some of the branches such that they
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      BACKGROND
      50 2 BACK TO SCHOOL SOME 600,000 Singapore workers have been urged to go for re-training to prepare for the challenges of the *****. Millions of Americans are already going back to school to sharpen work skills or acquire new ones, according to the US News and World Report. Page 18
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    • AROUND THE WORLD
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        Why Congress agreed
        125 2 PRESIDENT Reagan's dramatic, uphill victory on the $213.3 billion tax Bill has bolstered his leadership and hopes for spurring economic recovery central issues that will determine the Republican Party's results in the November elections. Both Republican and Democrats leaders decided to back the large tax increases because
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        Soviet missile stand
        123 2 THE Soviet Union will not agree to unilateral cuts in its medium-range nuclear arsenal in negotiations with America, its Defence Minister Dmitry Ustinov said. It maintains there is already a balance in Western Europe. Instead, Moscow wants to create "a vast European zone" of missile reductions from
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        More Lebanon battles?
        102 2 THERE are growing fears in Lebanon that the fighting is far from over. Both Lebanese and Palestinians believe the Israelis are bent on pushing the Palestinians out of all of Lebanon, even at the risk of clashes with the Syrian army, which controls the northern and eastern
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        Dry days for Aussies
        79 2 AUSTRALIA'S declining economy is being hastened by drought all over the country and has brought Federal and state government together in an effort to alleviate conditions. Liberal Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser has promised that after a state government provides the first A|7 million (about $13 million)
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        UN for Palestinians
        44 2 BIG majorities in favour of the Palestinians have been passed by the United Nations General Assembly. While leading Western countries abstained, 120 nations lined up behind resolutions supporting the Palestinians' right to a homeland and condemning Israel's invasion of Lebanon. PageC
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        Japan's era of robots
        59 2 JAPAN plans to use robots instead of foreign workers to solve its labour shortage problems, as the population ages rapidly during the next two decades, the Labour Ministry said. Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki has, therefore, been asked to increase the budget 20-fold next year to prepare
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    • SECTION 2
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        Moving tributes
        130 2 TRADITIONAL, modern, ballet, jazz all these and more were featured in the cultural show at the Prime Minister's Rally at the National Theatre on Sunday. Photographer NIK KASMANI was on hand to capture the beauty, fluidity and vigour of the dancers and the dance, while CAROLINE NGUI spoke
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        LEISURE: Page 18 Shirley set to soar
        149 2 LEISURE: Page 18 Shirley set to soar SHIRLEY LIM, a Malacca girl, got a kick out of writing in Standard Six when her essay, A Cock in the Farmyard, was read to the Form Fives. The success spurred her on to writing, she tells ALAN JOHN. She completed her schooling
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        Naipaul losing friends
        110 2 IN HIS book Among the Believers, Mr V. T. S. Naipaul seeks to do for Islam what his earlier books did to India and it has not won him many Muslim friends. The central thesis of Among the Believers, if one can be found in the 430
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        Let's go bananas
        108 2 THERE are more ways to eat bananas than just as goreng pisang (fried bananas) or banana split. But bananas have been part of our tradition for so long that we tend to taxe them for granted. The banana plant is really a giant herb. Some varieties have
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    • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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        'Up to the law'
        66 2 DEPUTY Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam has said the police will take whatever action necessary against demonstrators who protested against the group of foreign lawyers early this month. "The law will take its normal course," he told reporters in Johore Baru, when asked about a Singapore
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        Anti-mosquito drive
        108 2 A FULLY-INTEGRATED anti-vector unit aimed at wiping out the mosquito menace will start operations next year. Health Minister Tan Sri Cnong Hon Nyan said instead of conducting separate campaigns against the different types of mosquitoes, suoh as dengue fever, malaria and elephantiasis, the unit would aim at destroying
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        Gas from the tap
        48 2 GAS on tap will be available for the first time in Malaysia when a residential liquefied petroleum gas pipeline system is constructed in Trengganu in 1984. this will be the first phase of a long-term Petronas plan to provide piped LPG nation-wide. Page 15
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Computer secrets: Warrants out for 3 Japanese
      242 3 Computer secrets: Warrants out for 3 Japanese LOS ANGELES, Fri A FEDERAL magistrate in San Jose yesterday ordered the arrest of three Japanese electronics executives suspected of peddling IBM computer secrets in the nigh-technology "Silicon Valley" of California. Kazuma Ban, Chiyoji Tanaka and Akira Iwase, all executives of the j,'iant
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      Lock icon Actor's life threatened
      58 3 LOS ANGELES, Fri. Actor Ted Jordan, who claims to have found Marilyn Monroe's lone-lost diary, yesterday said he had received several telephone calls threatening his We. Mr Jordan had on Wednesday announced he found the diary, said to contain proof that the blond film star was murdered,
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      Why Congress voted for $213 b tax Bill
      575 3 Two issues led to Reagan's dramatic victory WASHINGTON, Fri. The dramatic, uphill victory on the US$9B.3 billion tax Bill has bolstered President Ronald Reagan's political leadership and his hopes for spurring economic recovery. This is one clue to the Republican Party's showing
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      Untitled
      112 3 That vote Is good to for the country. We're goto* to see those Interest rates decline. Nobody thought that In an election year we could pass a tax Bill that would raise so much revenue. This vote shows the money markets and the smart people ont there who watch what
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      Lock icon Roller coaster teat is fit tor a 384-hr record
      67 3 TIRED but triumphant, Richard Rodriguez Sieps off the corkscrew roller coaster in the background after spending a record total of 384 hours, even during his sleep, going round and round. Richard, 24, from New York, achieved his feat, which will go
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      Lock icon Moon 'can be held responsible'
      116 3 Moon 'can be held responsible' DETROIT, Fri. A Detroit judge has ruled that Rev Sun Myung Moon controls the Unification Church and can be held responsible for damages. Judge Sharon Finch issued the ruling on Tuesday in a lawsuit filed in 19t7 by Eve Eden, claiming she had been emotionally
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      Lock icon Co-production of F-5 fighters to continue
      276 3 PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan, in a move to counter criticism that he is abandoning Taiwan, notified Congress yesterday that he intends to continue coproduction of F-5 fighter planes with the longtime US ally. Mr Reagan acted two days after announcing in a joint communique with
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      Lock icon Recognition
      25 3 ATHENS. Fri. The Greek parliament yesterday passed a Bill recognising "the national resistance movement" during the World War n Nazi occupation of Greece. AFP.
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      Lock icon Beatles didn't sing these songs claim
      200 3 LOS ANGELES, Fri. The manager of an obscure English rock singer has filed a US$l.35 billion (552.9 billion) suit that claims several record companies fraudulently distributed Beatles records that were actually sung by his client. Mr Dirk Summers said yesterday his suit, filed on
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      Lock icon Royal hello for pilot
      51 3 BALMORAL (Scotland). Fri. An Australian businessman received a royal welcome Scottish-style yesterday when he became the first person to fly a helicopter solo across the Atlantic. Dick Smith, 36, met fellow chopper enthusiast Prince Charles at Balmoral, the Royal Family's Scottish estate and favourite holiday retreat.
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Big budget increase sought to tackle Japan's robot era
      301 4  -  PETER HAZELHURST TOKYO, Fri. Japan plans to use robots instead of foreign guest workers to solve labour shortage problems as the Japanese society ages rapidly during the next two decades, the Labour Ministry announced today. As a consequence the ministry has
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      Stand by for drier days says Fraser
      247 4 CANBERRA, Friday AUSTRALIA'S declining economy is being hastened by drought in all states which has already begun to cut across party political argument. Liberal Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser said last night that Australia could be facing its worst drought in living memory. It
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      Lock icon UNIONS REJECT PAY RESTRAINT BUDGET
      142 4 CANBERRA, Fri. The Australian trade union movement has officially rejected the Fraser government's budget of wage restraint. This could be an important factor in any decision made by the Prime Minister to call a general election before the end of this year. He told Parliament
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      An African farewell for Chun
      68 4 SOUTH KOREAN President Chun Dm Hwmn •■4 Pint Lady Lee Smb J» MkMwfedglßg ekeen fr»m traditional dancers and thousands of Keayaan on their departure tram Nairobi Alrpart on Thursday. Mr Chun arrived la Kenya on Tuesday to begin aa African tour aimed at boosting trade
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Suharto's decree
        75 4 PRESIDENT SUHARTO of Indonesia has ordered that school children be taught state affairs and ideology to enhance national unity, Antara news agency reported in Jakarta yesterday. The decree called for the political education to be carried out in cooperation with the Indonesian teachers' association and adjusted for the
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        Lock icon Marcos 'optimistic'
        92 4 PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos said on Thursday that despite difficulties facing the country's economy, he was optimistic of a recovery as a result of the reduction in US interest rates. Mr Marcos said in a televised interview that the government had been "moving forward and succeeding much more
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        Lock icon Curfew lifted
        77 4 A ROUND-THE-CLOCK curfew imposed during a short-lived mutiny by disgruntled soldiers in the Seychelles was lifted yesterday after the capture of most of the fugitive mutineers, the official media reported. Seychelles Agence Presse said life in this Indian Ocean archipelago was back to normal, with people going to
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        Lock icon Nixon subpoenaed
        112 4 FORMER PRESIDENT Richard Nixon, Henry Ford n and former Ford Motor Co president Lee lacocca have been subpoenaed in a US$3 million (556.5 million) lawsuit charging that the US car firm built car petrol tanks that could explode in accidents. The suit, filed in 1978 by a couple
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      Lock icon Two sacked
      37 4 JAKARTA, Fri. Two lecturers of the medical faculty of the North Sumatra State University have teen sacked for "Indiscipline and undermining the authority of the government," the faculty's dean, Dr Bachtiar Lubis. disclosed yesterday. AFP.
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      Lock icon Caught in the wrong posture
      152 4 TOKYO, Fri. A Japanese Cabinet minister alleged to have urinated in the gardens of Parliament said today he was only fixing his trousers at the time. The latest issue of Japan's Pictorial Focus magazine published a photograph of a man purported to be Mr Ichiro
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      Lock icon Japanese flying to Seoul on textbooks issue
      158 4 Japanese flying to Seoul on textbooks issue TOKYO, Fri. Two leading members of the ruling Liberal-Democratic Party will leave for Seoul tomorrow to try and ease South Korean anger over revisions in new Japanese history textbooks, party officials said today. Mr Hiroshi Mitsuzuka and Mr Yoshiro Mori, both influential party
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      Quake rocks island
      58 4 JAKARTA, Fri. A moderate earthquake, the latest to rock central Indonesia, caused many cracks in houses and buildings in the island of Flores, the Mmeterorology and Geophysics Office said today. The earthquake, which registered as 4.3 on the Richter Scale, shook the island at dawn on Wednesday.
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Lock icon Lebanese fear they'll be sandwiched
      652 6 ONCE BEIRUT CRISIS IS OVER... TRIPOLI, Fri. Fears are growing here in northern Lebanon that once the Beirut crisis is over, the Israelis will begin a drive against the Palestinians in the north and in the Bekaa Valley in the east, with the Lebanese again
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      Lock icon Palestinians win votes at UN meet
      221 6 Palestinians win votes at UN meet UNITED NATIONS, Friday BIG majorities in favour of the Palestinians were passed by the UN General Assembly last night as efforts to end the Israeli siege of Beirut approached a climax. While leading Western countries abstained, 120 states were behind resolutions supporting the Palestinians
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    • SNIPPETS
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        Lock icon Captured arms deal
        68 6 ISRAEL is selling arms captured from the Palestine Liberation Organisation in Lebanon to Iran, the newsletter Aerospace Daily reports in Washington. It said foreign sources claim that a recent Iran-Is-rael deal Involved up to US$5O million (SsloB million) in arms sales. The sources said Israel supports Iran
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        Lock icon Some tough exchanges
        75 6 THE Israeli government received four messages from the Soviet Union during the siege of Beirut warning against bombing and shelling the Soviet Embassy, a senior official said in Jerusalem on Thursday. One cable frutn the Kremlin used particularly tough language and the Israelis fired back, saying that
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      Arafat keeps out of sight to avoid Israeli vengeance
      230 6 BEIRUT, Fri. Yasser Arafat, a familiar figare la west Beirut ■treeta la the early days of Israel's siege, has ducked ant right, partly heeaaac of fears the Israelis are trying to kill him, Mart-** said yesterday. Since August, Mr Arafat has
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      Lock icon Iran guarantees tankers' safety
      227 6 TEHERAN, FTI. Iran has guaranteed the safety af International all tankers approaching Kharg Inland In the (inlf despite the blockade announced by Iraq earlier this week. The commander af Iran's naval forces, Cantata Wrhirmn Afaali, said la a statement carried by the press here that foreign
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      Lock icon Ministers huddle over oil glut threat
      243 6 Ministers huddle over oil glut threat VIENNA, Fri. Opec's market monitoring committee meets today to consider the threat that the world-wide oil glut may force oil prices down. It will be the first formal Opec session since a ministerial conference in July failed to renew quotas intended to defend the
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      212 8 Svetana is second spacewoman MOSCOW, Fri. A new Soviet cosmonaut crew featuring a 34-year-old woman air ace is flying In earth orbit today, towards a docking with the Salynt-7 space station. Miss Svetlana Savttekaya, who has spent more than half her life either Jumping oat of airplanes or steering them
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      Lock icon New loans jack up AEG shares
      213 8 FRANKFURT, Fri. Shares of AEG-Telefunk-en bounced back vigorously yesterday after the company's principal banks reached a compromise on new loans that promise to keep it from slipping nearer to bankruptcy. But while the outlook for West Germany's second largest electrical con- cern was somewhat
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      Lock icon 'Nato secrets sale' trial
      71 8 FRANKFURT, Fri. The trial began today of West German industrialist Ernst Ries on charges of selling Western military secrets to the Soviet Union. Mr Ries, 70, head of a defence marketing company based in the United States, was charged with selling information relating to defence projects
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      Lock icon It's nyet to unilateral missiles cut
      429 8 Reagan's 'zero option' plan a stumbling block, says Ustinov MOSCOW, Fri. Soviet Defence Minister Dmitry Ustinov said yesterday that Moscow would not agree to unilateral cuts in its medium-range nuclear arsenal in negotiations with the United States. In an interview with the official Soviet
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      Lock icon Riot police out again to break up meeting
      309 8 WARSAW, Friday POLISH authorities 9ent a powerful force of riot police to break up a peaceful political gathering in a Warsaw square last night, confirming their resolve to act ruthlessly against violations of martial law. It was the third time in four
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      Lock icon Members of banned group held in raid
      204 8 Members of banned group held in raid PARIS, Fri. Twelve members of France's banned extreme left organisation, Action Directe, were arrested in a dawn raid today, sources said. The group was banned this week under a 1936 law forbidding private militias. But the sources said the leader, Mr Jean-Marc Rouillon,
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        Lock icon Catfish on the march
        96 8 AN ARMY of catfish is marching doggedly through Florida, but fish experts in the Florida town of Boca Raton are telling humans not to panic. The oxygen-breathing catfish are as much as 60--cn. long and capable of crawling over one km of land a night with
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        Lock icon Gold teeth draw frowns
        88 8 GOLD TEETH that put a gleam in the smile of the Soviet Union's minority peoples could be on their way out. The communist party newspaper, Pravda, In an article on abuses in Soviet dentistry, yesterday said the state set aside tonnes of gold for making dental
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      Lock icon Fleas keep Britons up to scratch
      130 8 LONDON, Fri. Hot, humid weather, the British love of pets and the spread of central heating nave spawned a national plague of fleas, a scientist reported today. "Councils (local government) report a large Increase in the number of people wantIng their homes fumigated." wrote
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      Lock icon 60 BOMB BLASTS ROCK CORSICA
      158 8 AJACCIO (Cwatea), Fri. Sc«rm «f bMnba exploded tkraosbcat Orsica before dawn today, ealy k<*n bef«re the tolajHTs aewly elected rogtwl mmdUt wm to csmie Its president. Flnt ps-Uee reptrte mM there were abeat H explMtona meatly ■mall ckargea «4 dynamite plutod at bMks, peat effleea.
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    125 9 6 MR Jeyaretnam knows that his advice (calling on Blair Plain residents to stay pot) must lead to clashes between PSA workers who are being misled by bad advice and those who will be sent to evict them. Mr Jeyaretnam further knows that neither legally nor morally have the PSA
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    100 9 6. none of its (Workers' Party) leaders really believe that a Workers' Party government is possible in Singapore. So If it cannot be the government, then what role has this party set for itself? Since it cannot ever be the government and since, according to Mr Jeyaretnam, the new policy
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    Local Agentis 10 th Anniversary
    548 10 Local Agent is 10 th Anniversary Best known as one of the leading and innovative local travel companies. Ken-Air has just launched its 10th Anniversary celebration. lop in the list of Anniversary Specials includes the new American Autumn West Coast itincTary. Travellers will be treated to some of the most
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    Record year. Agent weathers recession.
    260 10 1981 is recorded as a year of record performance in the history of Ken-Air, one of the market leaders in the local travel industry. A record turnover of 527 million was achieved. Inspite of the current recession, 1982, as the Managing Director, Mr Kenny (•oh.
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    Ken-Air Appointed Official agent for AIA Convention in Hawaii.
    152 10 Mr Paul K Johnson. AIA Regional Vice President (left) and Mr Kenny Goh, Ken-Air Managing Director (right) signing the agreement, appointing Ken-Air as the official travel agent on 20 May 1452. looking on from left are: Ms Siew Ang. Sales Manager
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    First Commercial Boeing 767 flight.
    187 10 United Airlines will be the first to fly the new -general ion Boeing 767 on the Bth September 1982. The maiden 8767 flight will leave Chicago Hare International Airport at 1 1. 45 am and arrive in Denver's Staplet on International Airport at 1. 10
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    More bouquets than brickbats.
    310 10 True to its promise. Ken-Air %m up Io its name as the Reliable Tour. \n MMM| Mir\ey conducted on Ken- \n pav.cnt:ers hay shown lhai nine out ol ev«j ten pussen£erMra\cllinj: on the Long-Haul lours to America and I urope enjoy ihernseKes and would recommend their
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      1277 10 A Car Doctor? Yes. He looks after our fleet of cars, and he has a team of 'nurses' too, to ensure that each and every one of Ken-Air Supercars is in top condition engine, body, tyres, mechanical and electrical systems; even the door hinge musn't squeak. The difference with Ken-Air
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    50 firms to provide in-house education
    456 11  -  WONG Al K WEI By Education Ministry's pilot project similar to Best scheme FIFTY companies are to take part in a Ministry of Education pilot project to provide incompany basic education courses to workers. The courses, which will start as toon as possible, will
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    Help from robots to use robots
    290 11  - Help from robots to use robots CHAN ENG CHENG By COMPANIES interested in automating their operations can soon find out if it is feasible with the help of micro-robots before they pour hefty investments in producing industrial robots. If the studies are positive, the miniature robots, or Move Masters as
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    Shophouses get extra support
    108 11 THESE seven old buildings at the Junction of Victoria Street and Jalan Knbor nave been shored up with timber props. The pre-war shophooses, described as "very old" by Mr Chua Kok Swee, Senior Public Relations Officer of the Environment Ministry, were given the additional permanent support
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    US companies doubtful about welfare plan
    280 11 US companies doubtful about welfare plan THE American business community is still generally not in favour of the proposed company welfarism through employers' CPF (Cowec) scheme. American Business Council (ABC) chairman, Mr S. Anderson said the guidelines for administering the Cowec fund, originally conceived to comprise 9.5 per cent of
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    More go down with measles this year
    181 11 More go down with measles this year MORE people contracted measles in the first six months of the year compared to the same period last year. There were also more reported cases of malaria and dengue fever from January to June this year compared to the same time last year.
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    Lack of evidence in crash case
    184 11 Lack of evidence in crash case AN OPEN verdict was recorded by state coroner Lee Cheong Hoh yesterday on the deaths of three crew members of a Republic of Singapore Au- Force helicopter which crashed into the sea during an airsea rescue exercise off Sultan Shoal on Feb 18. Mr
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      184 11 Congratulations to UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LTD on the official opening of its Boon Lay Branch From TECO ELECTRIC MACHINERY (PTE) LTD (Electric Motor Manufacturer Supplier) 26, Third Chin Bee Road, Jurong Singapore 2261 Tel: *****22 (5 lines) i^fcSES --^St DBfl a HHHHHHEL^. OF THE TIMES OPENING TODAY. OUR NEW BOON
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    Five fined for selling poisons
    166 12 Five fined for selling poisons FIVE owners of Chinese medical halls, two of them physicians, were fined a total of $2,200 by a magistrate yesterday on summons charges of unlawfully having for sale medicines containing certain poisons. Two of them, Mr Lin Kwong Sen, of Tleng Seng Tong Medical Hall
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    Best of dancers
    68 12 THERE will be an audition to pick this year's Festival of Arts Indian dancers at 2.30 p.m. today at the dance studio of Cairnbill Community Centre in Anthony Road. Dr Padma Subramayam from India, who is a dancer, research scholar, choreographer, music composer and teacher, will select
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    Member of Mercedes gang gets 4½ years
    486 12  -  ELENA CHONG By A MEMBER of a syndicate, involved in stealing $479,600 worth of cars, mainly Mercedes Benzes, was yesterday jailed for a total of four and a half years by a district court. The court heard that of the 15 cars stolen
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    Go for the local flavour
    464 12 STUDENTS here should use local characters and places when writing a composition. And for the plot, they should ton to the many Asian customs and traditions their oar ents talk about. These will make for a more Interesting and refreshing essay, especially If it is
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    Tony Tan to lead team to Toronto
    180 12 DR TONY TAN KENG YAM, Minister for Trade and Industry, will lead Singapore's delegation to the general assembly of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. The meeting, to take place from Sept 6-9 in Toronto, Canada, will bring together finance ministers
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    Club that's for the Chinese-educated
    234 12 THE Chinese-educated in Singapore will soon have a Mandarin Lions Club of their own. Called the Lions Club of Chinatown Singapore, it will provide community services for the needy, especially the Chineseeducated. It will be formed in a month's time and "will cater to the
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    PM's speech on TV
    26 12 THERE will be a Mandarin voice-over translation of the Prime Minister's National Day Rally speech over Channel 8 at 7.51 p.m. tomorrow
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      799 12 new balance S Veterans Championships Saturday, 25th September 1982. 5.00 pm to 10.00 pm National Stadium, Singapore. (Events: r 1 00 m 200 m 400 m 800 m 1 ,500 m 5,000 m 5,000 m Walk Discus *Javelin Shot Putt High Jump Long Jump Eligibility: <« t^ Men and women
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      465 13 I he 1 000 cc scene will never be the same again. JL With the new Nissan Pulsar It's not just another new car. It's a new standard in 1000 cc cars! Everything is new about the Pulsar from its engine to its styling, to its standards of riding comfort.
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    Unskilled hit by recession first, says minister
    160 14 Unskilled hit by recession first, says minister MANY school leavers still did not value skills training, Dr Tay Eng Soon said last night. This was evident from the vacancies in many of the Vocational and Industrial Training Board's courses. Dr Tay, Minister of State (Education), in expressing his disappointment, said
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    No-stop rides at Parkway from 1984
    233 14  - No-stop rides at Parkway from 1984 $6.7 MIL PLAN TO PHASE OUT TRAFFIC JUNCTIONS WORK has started on the first interchange at the junction of East Coast Parkway (ECP) and Tanjong Katong South Road near Big Splash. When completed, motorists turning into Tanjong Katong South Road will not slow down
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    Additional $100,000 for language centre
    171 14 ANOTHER $100,000 is Mo be spent by the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCCI) on equipment for its language centre which will open next month. The centre will give Chinese businessmen a chance to improve their English. Chamber president Lim Kee Ming said
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    Retired man fined $9,000 for CBT
    212 14 Retired man fined $9,000 for CBT A RETIRED man was yesterday jailed for a day and fined a total of $9,000 after he was found guilty of abetting a former Singapore Airlines sales manager in criminal breach of trust of $439,382 worth of air tickets. Ng Hwee Thong, 56, a
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    Area licence offences drop after police warning
    372 14  - Area licence offences drop after police warning RAY DHALIWAL By THE Traffic Police warning of court action against motorists who sneak into the Restricted Zone without area licences has worked. The number of motorists caught doing this has dropped to 12 between Aug 5 and Aug 14 nine working days
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    The unfit are a burden to all: Dr Yeo
    463 14 The unfit are a burden to all: Dr Yeo against the tendency to handle physical education as we do most other subjects because of being circumscribed by examinations. By rigidly following a prescribed syllabus, we could block out spontaneity and fun." Team spirit Mr Wijeysingah quoted how it was once
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    Malayalam play is on tonight
    75 14 Malayalam play is on tonight THE 200 th Malayalam pla> Chandrahasam, put up by the Singapore Kairalee Kala Nilayam to celebrate National Day, is on tonight at the National Theatre at 7.30 p.m. Admission is free. The organisers were upset by posters along Serangoon Road advertising a Hindustani variety show
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    'Keeping fit is the best medicine'
    261 14 'Keeping fit is the best medicine' A WISER approach to developing an effective health care system in Singapore is to educate people to avoid falling ill. Trie director of Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Dr Ng Kwok Choy, pointed out yesterday that the worlds rising cost of health care has led
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    Koh starts new UN term
    55 14 MR Tommy Koh left last night for New York to begin his fourth term as Singapore's Permanent Representative to the United Nations Mr Koh, who returned in early July for an extended vacation, will be away for another three years, after having already served nine
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    Life in Japan as seen by a foreigner
    283 14 THE "Learn From Japan" drive in Singapore aims to produce not "tropicalised Japanese" but "admirable Singaporeans", says Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs) Mr S. Rajaratnam. He said this in his preface to the new book. The Chrysanthemum and The Orchid by Mr
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    Park music
    25 14 THERE will be a performance by the MacPherson Secondary School Band at Macßltchie Reservoir Park tomorrow j from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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      9 14 40* CaUyour Travel Agent or SIA Reservations: Tel. *****11.
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      51 14 More local news on Page 23 HOTEL MANAGEMENT COURSE REPRESENTATIVES OF HOTELCONSULT SCHOOL HOTELS IN SIERRA SWITZERLAND WILL BE IN SINGAPORE ON 30TH 31ST AUGUST 1982. INTERESTED STUDENTS ESPECIALLY THOSE FROM THE HOTEL INDUSTRY MAY CONTACT MRS. CATHERINE LEE Al TEL: *****8 ON MONDAY 23RD AUGUST 1982 FOR APPOINTMENT AND
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      Lock icon 'All-in-one' drive against mosquitoes
      378 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A fully-integrated anti-vector unit (AVU) aimed at wiping out the mosquito menace will be start operations by the beginning of next year. Health Minister Tan Sri Chong Hon Nyan said that instead of conducting separate campaigns against the different types of mosquitoes that
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      Lock icon Malaysia asks for study fee concession
      172 15 Malaysia asks for study fee concession KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Education Ministry has appealed to Australia, which has just increased Its student fees by about 6 per cent, to give "certain concessions'" to Malaysian students. Education Minister Datuk I)r Sulaiman Daud said this was made during talks with the Australian
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      Lock icon Trengganu first to get piped gas
      197 15 Trengganu first to get piped gas KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Gas m tap will be available for the first time In Malaysia when a residential liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) pipeline system Is constructed In Trenggaan In 1184. This will be the first phase of an overall plan of Petranas, the national
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      Lock icon Some army units to disbanded
      88 15 Some army units to disbanded SHAH ALAM, Fri. Certain units of the Malaysian armed forces would be disbanded and some projects would be postponed till 1985 because of the government's economy drive, the Deputy Defence minister, Abang Abu Bakar Mustafa said here today. But he stressed that the officers and
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      KL demo: It's up to the law says Musa
      239 15  - KL demo: It's up to the law says Musa M.G.G. PILLAI By Our Kuala Lumpur Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Friday MALAYSIAN Deputy Prime Minister, Datuk Musa Hi tarn, said today the police will take whatever action necessary against demonstrators who protested against the group of foreign lawyers in the country early
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      Lock icon 'PAS has lost control'
      76 15 KOTA BARU, Fri. PAS could no longer control the fanaticism of Its supporters in Trengganu, Malacca and Kelantan, Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah claimed yesterday. "Ti.esc. PAS supporters would no: heed advice from their top eadership any longer but vent ahead with their compaigns of 'kaflr-mengkafir'
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      Lock icon Mochtar applies to cancel transfer papers
      260 15 Mochtar applies to cancel transfer papers KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Culture, Youth and Sports Minister Datuk Mokhtar Hashim today filed an application for leave to apply for an order to quash two certificates issued by the AttorneyGeneral and the order of Tampin Magistrate's Court in transferring his case to the High
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      Lock icon Aussie official on drug charge
      126 15 KUALA LI'MPIK, Frl. Am affietel «f the Supreme Cstvt of New Sooth Wales la Aiatnv1U has been charged In MaUysU with trafficking in herein. Bob Pavone, 52, tram QoeeaswMd la Sydney, was aeeaaet) la the Peaaag snsslsnn court yesterday with trafficking ia 4*2 grama «f
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    Lessons from LBJ's Great Society
    684 16  -  Louis Heren By i 4 How did it all start? Well, in 1964-65, President Johnson launched his Great Society programme. You know, he wanted to make American blacks live as well as whites. So huge programmes were made, costing billions of dollars. He also had
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    Mexico and the irresponsibility of bankers
    271 16 Mexico and the irresponsibility of bankers The New Yark Stock Exchaage which saw an extraordinary rally earlier this week. Bayers tar exceeded sellers and prices rase dramatically. WHENEVER a country faces bankruptcy, which, surprisingly, oil-exporting Mexico does today, the same 500 major banks around the world are usually involved. If
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    The Straits Times says...
    490 16 I Invest time in your future THIS editorial will probably not be read by the majority of workers, for the simple reason that many of them do not have sufficient command of English to be able to understand it. Some 600,000 Singaporean workers have low or
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    Reagan's magic works and provides hope
    1044 16  -  JOHN DRYSDALE By of The Times Organisation PRESIDENT REAGAN'S utterances are more important than those of Dr Henry Kaufman of Salomon Brothers. This may be stating the obvious, but one would not think so given the extraordinary rally on Wall Street earlier this week.
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane
    410 16 T.F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane TAUSAMA TAU TAU sama tau. Three simple words in Malay with a meaning which is not all that simple. Tau (know) is the new spelling for tahu. a form more familiar to us. Tahu sama tahu was on the lips of many in
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      206 17 I READ with concern your report headlined "Black mark for schools." (ST, Aug 15). It gave the impression that the Ministry of Education is blaming the schools for the failure in the educational change of streaming. Educational change is a complex process, and more so for
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      Take years of service into account
      146 17 Take years of service into account THE Ministry of Education's scheme of upgrading non-graduate teachers to graduate status should be commended as it will eventually help ease the shortage of graduates in secondary schools. However, the award of the ministry's bursary of $5,000 per annum to confirmed teachers irrespective of
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      CHEATING VICTIMS ALSO PARTLY TO BLAME
      175 17 CHEATING VICTIMS ALSO PARTLY TO BLAME THE letters by "Angry," "Once is enough" and ■Disgusted," (ST, Aug 9) point to an increasingly disturbing trend in Singapore the tendency to fleece by charging exhorbitant prices. While the unscrupulous culprits are largely responsible, I feel that the victims are themselves not entirely
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      When the child's safety is in danger
      135 17 When the child's safety is in danger I AM often mocked to see the way many adults in Singapore disregard the safety of children in their cars. Some parents allow small children to sit or even stand on the front passenger seat. What's more, some adults fasten a seat belt
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      Phones not in order
      63 17 WOULD the authorities please see about changing or fixing the pink (or beige) box-style public telephones in the Central Business District. Most of them are so bad that the party you are calling cannot hear you except with great difficulty. And would someone please explain why
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      Don't reject the name outright
      93 17 Don't reject the name outright THE Registrar of Companies has suggested that Tokyu Department Store of Japan call itself "Japanese Tokyu Department Store" or "Tokyu Department Store of Japan" (ST, Aug 15) because it's name is already in use. A committee must be set up to look into appeals by
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      Antenna hasn't been repaired
      155 17 Antenna hasn't been repaired WE residents of Block E in Blair Plain have been making repeated complaints about poor television reception due to a faulty common television antenna. The Port of Singapore Authority has to date not taken any action to get it repaired. As a result the residents are
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      lOOpc loan query
      65 17 on the POSB-. IT has been quite some time since the Post Office Savings Bank announced that it would be coming up with a 100 per cent housing loan scheme. I am sure a lot of potential house buyers like me are interested to know whether this
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      Rude girl at counter
      58 17 ON Aug 12, I was at a POSB counter because of a thumb print and signature problem. I know it was a problem but the counter girl could have talked in a more polite way. Instead, she raised her voice and accused the public of making
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      Shift machine
      40 17 I UNDERSTAND that there is a cash-on-line machine inside the POSB's Bukit Merah branch. For the convenience of card holders, could the bank shift the machine to the Bukit Merah Branch Library when it opens? COX. Stagapsre Mil
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      Should be more fair
      52 17 I DEPOSITED a cheque into my POSB account recently, only to find out later that it would take four days for it to be cleared. I think the bank should be more fair to account holders because of the inconvenience caused and the interest lost. GT
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        BENEFICIARY MUST PRODUCE PAPER
        111 17 WE refer to the letter by "Unfortunate" (ST, Aug 11) concerning a money order remitted by the writer's deceased mother. The Postal Department will normally consider an application for refund of an uncashed money order to the beneficiary of a deceased remitter if one of the
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        No need to date-mark
        54 17 I REFER to the suggestion by "Up To Date" (ST, Aug 5) to date-mark packet drinks. The ministry does not require packet drinks to be date-marked as they have a long shelf-life of about one year at room temperature. < H I A KOK SWEE SB
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        They are for fast traffic
        137 17 They are for fast traffic I REFER to the letters "Don't ban bicycles from PIE" by T.K. Lai (ST, Aug 10) and "Don't ban cycles from PIE" by "Nestor Cyclist" (ST, Aug 20). The road shoulders provided along expressways are meant (or the temporary parking of vehicles that have broken
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        Help us probe
        53 17 WE read with concern the letter "Suffering was not ended immediately" by "Defenceless" (ST, Aug 6). To assist the association to look into the matter, we will appreciate it if "Defenceless" contacts the undersigned at 40, Kampong Java Road, Singapore 0922. DR NG FOOK KHEONG Hon Secretary
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      How about building a giant-sized merlion?
      122 17 HERE is a proposal to build a merlion along the lines of the American Statue of Liberty. The merlion is the logical choice because it is associated with our country. As a result it rould become a national symbol. If built at the mouth
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      Nothing foreign about this song
      116 17 Nothing foreign about this song WITH reference to the "Show our culture" letter by "Disgusted" (ST, Aug 14). My family and several of our friends belong to the minority group usually classified as "Others" in Singapore. Let me assure "Disgusted" that although we do not belong to any of the
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      3 legal posers
      56 17 3 legal posers COULD the authorities please answer the following queries: ABE the words "goods sold cannot be returned or exchanged" found in receipts legally binding? ARE the words goods sold cannot be returned for refunds" found in receipts legally binding? and 18 The Sale of Goods Act of England
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        Change hours
        76 17 COULD SBC telecast the CDIS programmes twice a day between 9 a.m. and noon and between 2 and 5 p.m. so that children from both sessions can view them either at home or in school. The present hours of telecast are not appropriate as children are either on
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        For exams
        40 17 COULD SBC please telecast "Macbeth" and "To Kill A Mockingbird" as soon as possible? We are students doing the above texts for the GCE "O" Level Examinations this November. STUDENTS Singapore ffJZS ED: This letter carries M signatures.
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        Liberace encore
        45 17 MY FAMILY and friends were unanimous in their view that the recently-shown "Liberace in Concert" was a gem of a show. For the benefit of those who missed this show for one reason or another, I hope SBC repeats it. GTS Singapore 1165
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        Thanks, SBC
        73 17 SBC deserves thanks for broadcasting "The History of Rock and Roll," "In Concert" and "Top of the Pops" over Radio One. We hope it continues to acquire these programmes for Singapore listeners. We would like to know whether the rock group The Police has been featured in "In
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      We don't have info on what PM said
      127 17 IT appears that the Prime Minister has information that we at International Harvester Company do not have. Contrary to his National Day Rally speech, IHC has not filed for bankruptcy protection. Admittedly the company is experiencing severe financial problems and bankruptcy is
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    Americans arm themselves with latest tool for a better job
    866 18 BACKGROUND WITH layoffs spreading throughout America, millions of adults are returning to school to sharpen work skills or acquire new ones in a quest for job security. More than 20 million people, or one out of every eight aged 17
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        Gold business
        51 19 IMPORTS of gold fell sharply in June to 11.04 tonnes worth $243.3 million, compared with 23.52 tonnes worth $547.9 million in May, the Statistics Department said. Gold exports in June were little changed at 1.46 tonnes valued at $32.17 million, compared with 1.46 tonnes worth $32.99 million in
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        Hwa Hong subsidiary
        62 19 PACO Industries Pte Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Hwa Hong Manufacturing Co Ltd, has commenced business as an importer/exporter of foodstuffs. Paco Industries has a paid-up capital of $200,000. The board of directors of Paco Industries comprises Messrs Ong Chay Tong, Ng Eng Kiat, Ong Choo
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        Jurong Cement
        62 19 JURONG Cement Ltd has told the Stock Exchange of Singapore that, subject to shareholders' approval, it intends to pay the first and final dividend of 7.5 per cent gross on Oct 15 to shareholders on the register at the close of business on Sept 17. Its registers will
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        Interim dividend
        47 19 THE Great Eastern Life Assurance Company Ltd has declared an interim dividend of 11 cents gross for the 1982 financial year, payable on Sept 29. Its transfer books and registers will be closed from Sept 20 to Sept 24 for the preparation of dividend warrants.
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        Negara profits
        69 19 HOTEL Negara yesterday reported a 39.2 per cent increase in pretax profits to $1.1 million for the interim period ended June 30. Sales increased at a slower rate of 16.8 per cent to $2.94 million. The hotel's earnings were boosted by dividends received from its quoted investments amounting
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        SPK-Sentosa losses
        57 19 SPK-SENTOSA Corporation Bhd yesterday reported pretax trading losses of M 51.067 million for the six months ended June 30, compared with losses of $370,000 previously. The company, however, had extraordinary gains of $2,097 million arising from the sale of Faber Merlin shares. Group turnover was $5.3 million, against
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        Lock icon Prime rate cut
        65 19 HONGKONG, Fri. Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp and Chartered Bank said they have cut their prime rate to 12.5 per cent from 14 per -cent, to be effective on Monday (Aug 23). The Hongkong Association of Banks said they .decided at their weekly meeting to cut deposit
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        101 19 LUDWIGSIIAFEN (West Germany), Fri. BASF AG said a slump in prices for refined oil products and a collapse in the market for potash helped push its world group pretax profits down 34.9 per cent in the first half to 545 million Deutschemarks (***** million). Unsatisfactory earnings from
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        81 19 BRUSSELS, Fri. The European Community Commission announced the start of anti-dumping proceedings against imports of outboard motors from Japan. This follows complaints lodged by Outboard Marine Belgium NY, the British Seagull Company, Industria Meccanica Selva SpA and Koenig Motorenbau AG, which together represent about 75 per cent of
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        Lock icon Budget deficit
        64 19 BEIJING, Fri. China had a budget deficit of 2.55 billion yuan last year, the New China News Agency said. Quoting figures released by Finance Minister Wang Bingqian, it said spending was 111.50 billion yuan and revenue 108.95 billion yuan. Mr Wang gave the figures in a report to
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      MBF explains the merits of acquiring Miltrade
      325 19 MILTRADE'S gross income based on current rental rates is expected to be about Msl2 million a year for the next three years after its complex has been completed. This is without taking into consideration any increase in the rental rate for the future,
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      Kampong Lanjut needs more work on gold project
      296 19 Kampong Lanjut needs more work on gold project KAMPONG Lanjut Tin Dredging Bhd disclosed yesterday that the preliminary mining feasibility study of the alluvial gold areas in Kelantan has indicated that only the stretch of the Sungei Galas near Pulai is likely to be of any economic interest. However, because
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      412 19 MEXICO CITY, Fri. Manoeuvring to avoid a technical bankruptcy that would send the world financial markets into chaos, Mexican officials struggled to rescue the country's devastated economy and postpone its debt payments. Finance Minister Jesus Silva Herzog was in New York today
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      Recruiting Ah Meng to attract depositors
      482 19 COMPETITION among banks and finance companies for local dollar deposits is intensifying as more of them open up branches in the same housing estates. There has been increasing emphasis on strengthening the functions of some of the branches such that they will, in time,
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      Lock icon Malaysia to assist first-time importers
      376 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Malaysian Finance Ministry will soon introduce a system to assist first-time importers with tariff classification, its deputy minister, Dr Ling Liong Sik, said. The system, when introduced, will eliminate the trouble of first-timers submitting wrong tariff classifications, thereby reducing problems with
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      Jurong Cement plans to expand capacity
      301 19 JURONG Cement Ltd, which went public barely three years ago, is poised to become the largest cement producer in Singapore by 1984. It is one of five cement companies in the Republic. Already operating at full capacity, Jurong Cement, which had Just reported a
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      Market Highlights
      487 19 SINGAPORE: Prlees closed higher on coatinned baytag support la active selective tradln* yesterday. The Straits Times Industrials Index rained B.M points to Mf.2}. Jaroag Cement rose C cents to $2.7», Magnum Corp 7 cents to $2.7? and National Iron 2t cents to $6.4*. Peg! rase 14 cents to
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        57 19 Jyn Realm Supreme Corpn PM RI irl Properties M W H Leone Fin Itlud i Pea -AS IVfirori Pefi M.i« Hif h A Low lohan Hldgs Metro Hldg* 386 240 220 SflO 350 238 MO 505 SOS 287 229 178 145 540 28 25 24 20 18 17 15
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        Most Active
        21 19 UOB *****0 OCBC 4M(W /i,^?*™ JS'S™ CltyDev 427,000 MUI 356.000 Promet 348,000 Total turnover: 8.60 m TOUU value: J22.93H,
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        30 19 'Indicator: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties. Minings: Plantations BC: *****3 ***** 597 35 6062 1489.77 *****1 ***** 978.61 519 84 S26.ll 214.42 214.7! 819 67 821.1' 542.53 545* X Irvl
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      64 19 ■—■■I Wki C4C -1 CCM CtfHnp 1 DutepM Earn +20 FAN +13 QMttagi +4 (W"« QatkrießM +10 Haw Pmr +3 beataee BM 2 WC +30 NaTT H NHIm PMC PM Dm -6 Perils PUnt +4 Prima +4 HiMiwm +2 !>*■■■■■ StwhSUp -2 Swtarty ggtMMUr -2 STnufU*
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      71 19 tiizarfest Congratulations m XV I to Mr. Chua Kirn Cheng bbm rjri Chairman M GOLDBEU ENGINEERING PTi. LTD. on being conferred BBM(L), (Public Service Star-Bar) by his Excellency, the President of the Republic of Singapore. SSL Unlimited possibilities SAL LEASING (PTE) LTD Heed Office: 05-52, Sheng-Li House, Chin Swee Road,
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    Singapore closing prices
    2412 20 470 302 310 480 430 MO 610 270 183* 378' 253 341 000 400* 432 188 288 472 185 258 344 234 210 707* 438 187 388 800 328 570 SSO 220 432 217' 219 129* 320 383* 213 410 253' 254 245 870 880 750 300
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    Prices soar in active trading
    604 20 SUSTAINED buying interest enabled the Singapore stock market to breexe through with comfortable gains yesterday, In spite of late profit taking. Finance Issues were a prime target of profit takers. Trading was again fairly brisk. The Straits Times Industrial Index, which has gained M.2» points
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    Unit trusts
    195 20 SINOAPOBE UNIT TBIMT <»(■■■»■■■' prtoas tar Aai O) The Commerce 15* IM The Savings Fund 1.43 150 Spore Prog Fund I.l* 1.22 Spore Sec. Fund 1.(7 1.75zd Spore Invest Fund 0.93 O.M Spare Equity Fund ill 1 16 ASUUNRTBUBT (Maaagan' ark*, far Aaf 28) Mai Invest Fund 2.03
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    BUSINESS DONE
    1438 20 HID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in Ms of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board deals
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    Singapore
    869 20 Kaber Mcrlla (1.438) (02) 1.43 (23) 1.44 (30) 1.42 (1) 1.45 (3) 1.44 (18) 1.41 (20) 1.43 (71) I.42SETT U428) (3) 1.43(1) 1.43(7) 1.42 OIF. (6) 5.20 (2) 5.25 (1)5.30 (3) 5.25 1 5.20 (6) 530 Sealion (3 225) (4) 120 (2) 126 (1)122 Shangri-La (4.608) (5) 4M (3)
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    Sharp runup in KL
    383 20 SHARES extended further this week's sharp run-up on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday in heavy trading. Prices showed no signs of weakness right from the start as interest stayed firm throughout the day and most counters closed at or near their day's peak levels. The
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    KL SCOREBOARD
    29 20 Industrials Finance Up 75 7 Down 2 nnch 6 1 Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins rubbers Crabbers Deb/Loans 7 2 4 7 1 1 1 4 1
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      Hongkong
      265 20 STOCKS closed narrowly mixed in fairly active but cautious trading yesterday, brokers said. The Hang Seng index closed off 0.87 point at 1044.96. HopemU KB +0M Han Chonf 1 J3 -OJ06 Hutch Pr»T Ml +M1 Hutch Wham Warr 5 10 -0 u Hutchison i*«ft unch Intl City Ml unch
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      Sydney
      302 20 PRICES in the stock market eased yesterday, as investors viewed with caution the overalgtit rfce on Wail Street after the record breaking performances there earlier this veek. Closing middle prices of selected stocks were: OtOU A. C. L IS -2 A. N. L Ut uneh A. P.M.- 111 +5
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      Manila
      103 20 STOCKS yesterday closed mixed with turnover down at 3.5 million pesos from Thursday's 4.4 million pesos, dealers said. K MlnUif ***** unch jo pirn o_o» unch i If lnlnf B OJH unch i> Coo- B 1U0 0U|O Gold ***** 0 0001 Ic Petroleum Oi)M unch fuel Coo. B »JB
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      Tokyo
      381 21 SHARE prices finished mixed J after fairly active trading yes- v terday, with a waiting senti- ment emerging ahead of the J market holiday tomorrow, v dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose a marginal 0.68 to finish at JJ 6968.46 points, on a volume of v 200 million
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      London
      602 21 THE market resumed the upward trend yesterday, with government bonds again setting the pace. The Financial Times index at 3pm was up 7.6 points at 577.3. The success of US President Reagan's US tax bill, a firmer opening on US markets in afternoon and a sharp fall in rates
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      Selected indices
      50 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday M 9.7 Wednesday 579.2 Week A(O 54-9 DOW JONEB AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 838J57 Wednesday 828.43 Week Ago 778.92 H.K.HANG SENG Friday 1034.88 Thursday 1033.56 Week Ago »»«-34 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 604J Thursday 608.4 Week Ago 808.1 ALL ORDINARIES Friday Thursday.... *5S"i Week Ago -..4893
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      New York
      306 21 NEW YORK, Thurs. Stocks closed higher after an erratic trading day as the Dow Jones industrial average displayed some violent swings on rumours of a possible loan default by Mexico. The Dow Jones average, up between four and five points most of the morning, soared almost 16 by
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      Amsterdam
      192 21 AMSTERDAM. Thurs. Share prices were mixed to lower and trading was slow. Operators said today's market tone was a reaction to recent gains. n. ABM Ml— l fti-^f ff -a .|7 Akso M.M -*J -M-W (_M -US Aafaa IMS -0 J A*n*nk SlJ* -0.4 St"* «aia 7\ Bo- BUM
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      Bangkok
      139 21 SHARE prices yesterday closed mostly higher in moderate trading at the Securities Exchange of Thailand, dealers said Banta Aokhaai Thai Ada mm Ml -4 Anit-ajaln?. And Truat MS -S Bangkok Bank _B unch Ban- ot Ajudha-a Ltd M* +t BarUitkar MS +v Charoo-f Thai wk« as +io niaalima "n«Tn_«
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      Zurich
      222 21 ZURICH. Thurs. Share prices retreated across the board as yesterday's rally lost momentum on economic and interest rate considerations. dealers said. They said investors have been reappraising bourse prospects as economic fundamentals point to no early upswing in the domestic economy. Last night's Wall Street close also depressed sentiment,
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      KL PRICES
      123 21 FROM: Page eal It S« -Ml (5.J08) Taafk-k (1.708 2 (MS) TNaak ((.MB (.108) (1) 6 00 i__j.t_ tIIMM Uarttac (3 008 3.105) (1) 3.8 (J) Mi MM (5.005) D-l Dr» (IMB ÜBS) D-a-»_ai(s 00S) O ty (I.SJB 1 755) 0 Eaaal (1 01 B) (12) 2 00
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    1593 20 810 and offer pricw offk-UUy listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aoaa (11(8) Aleaa (1.088 1.108) (8) 1.08 (7) 1.08 (5) Lit cd
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    56 20 .n Resins Amal ipremeCorp M Works en ting riental Reaourcet in Chong agnum >lProp 1 and Pen Banking BS HS(M) ulti-Purposc m Lim 458 470 266 2G2 330 332 190 270 306 376 535 575 800 I*s 2k 246 +40 +30 29 20 +20 18 17 17 16 16
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      RUBBER
      640 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, with September RSS One buyers quoted at 179.75 cents per kilo, up 1.75 cents on Thursday's close. Morning prices were marked up slightly on some September demand and weekend covering. Afternoon prices gained further ground on some buying support.
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      75 21 lAB SSR2O BR6O HOtCV IMRL ■MX IMRGP .MX v. >MR2O SMRSO UMpiMI II Unpalkt) (I4ap*) (I tonpalfet) iiSSK! (1-uapallMl II UaiMltotl II too p>lWtl ICarrcal Mtkl Smyn B«U*ra 168 00 ISOOON IMSO 157.50N S.plr»b»r lrrm iwoon moo iwoon IM.SO IBBMN UNO UNO 171.50 *****N ***** *****N iaUO
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      CLOSING i PRICES
      33 21 Rubber Aug 20 Singapore: Sept: 179.75 cents (up 1.75 cents) Malaysia: Sept: 199.00 cents (up 1.25 cents) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 115 tonnes (down 36 tonnes)
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      Produce prices
      134 21 HINKSE PivdMe E-f-s_g», Sln«ap»r-, mm cIM-M prtees per IM kg ycatoHay. Cmmnl «U: Bulk fob $81.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $93.00 sellers, new drum fob $97.00 sellers. Csfts: Mixed (loose) $40.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $310.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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      GOLD
      193 21 THE K-jOBAR market for gold deliverable In Singapore opened at E5.991 and closed at 06,383 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at i;ss37_. so 373.50 and rased to 1372 00 373 00 Short -covering and buying tram US lifted prices to UTS. OO 380.00 The market then climbed
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      TIN
      185 21 THE STRAITS tin price was again unchanged at Ms 29 15 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 36 tonnes to 115 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers down £10 to £6,330 per tonne. LONDON: Tin continued to trade without special feature
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      PALM OIL
      171 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market closed easier on pre-week-end selling in moderate trading yesterday, dealers said. In August, central fell $10 to Ms67_ per tonne, north $7.50 to $677.50 and south $5 to $682.50, while in September, south and central dropped $5 each to $682.50
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      COPPER
      37 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previoui in brackets) Wlrebars Spot buyen £841.00 (£842.00); teller* £841. 50 (£B_.-0); Three Months buyers £848. 50 (E***** _eUera £849.00 (£850.00 Malta* Mat: Steady at lower level* Sale*: 37 JOO to_Ma.
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      Silver quotes
      35 21 Than New York 7.J58 7.148 7.-B 7.21S Zurich 6908 7008 7.00S 7.106 FM n_n Slngapo-f 7.228 7.068 7.32S 7.ISS Ooatng price* In US doUars a troy aunrr _^VNB! t rv_ lt nnaac, M'pacv.
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      Money and exchanges
      347 21 THE US Stag dollar open*- at C 131- 10 and m trmdtd to a low of C 1350 80. before movtna; to tbe days high ot 12.100 at the cloa. in the Smgaprr- tarn market jrea-terd-y. Trading wi fairly artlw with Uw US dollar being atrongly sought
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      340 21 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: Curraociaa Motnioal rataa Smirhaonian Pa<cafi lay* quotad yMtardn (eroaa)panty chang* lAtemX doll-ni to onr mtdt of f orrljcn rnrrtmey: US dollar 2.1450 2.1460 2.8196 -23.93 Sterling pound 3.7460 3.7505 7.3469 -49.01 Australian dollar 2.0920 2.0945 3.4286 -38.97 NZ dollar 1.5740 1.5775 3.4286 -53.92
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      Discount
      45 21 RANGE of prlcca oflend by discount ho—M on Auf 30: Overnight 3., Call deposit.: V.'l Cloai-f B.ri-f Stlliai 3-month Treasury bills 3H 3* 3-month Bank bills TH 7* 3 months CD 7 7/16 7 5/16 6 months CO 7M 7* Ba-m: Mi-i__ D_eil Ca.
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      Money market
      35 21 Closing iatcrtouk rates for Singapore dollars on Auc ID: Offer Bid Overnight UVk 11 1 month 7H TV. 2 mootlM 7H 7' 3 month* 7 7 16 7 5 16 Overnight mode 11
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      Prime lending rates
      26 21 THE Avenge rate at which major Singapore banks are ewrratly prepared to lend to their I best customers is II. Ja per rent.
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      Lock icon Japan not hindering foreign car imports
      383 22 LONDON, Fri. Allegations that Japan uses a combination of discriminatory legislation, excessive red tape and high tariffs to keep Western manufacturers' cars out of its domestic market are largely unfounded, an investigation by the Economic Intelligence Unit concludes. Far from obstructing foreign manufacturers, Japan
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      Lock icon China's nuclear reactor plans at advance stage
      387 22 BEIJING. Fri. Plans to build China's first commercial nuclear power station a 300- megawatt pressurised water reactor are at an advanced stage, the Chinese Ministry of Nuclear Industry said. It said substantial progress has been made in the research, design and trial manufacture
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      Lock icon Bankruptcy hearing of Banco Ambrosiano opens
      277 22 ROME, Fri. Tne kukraptey bearing ci the old Bum* AmbrwuuM opened yesterday with representatives W the former m»nftgemeMt understood to have maintained that tke hank, pUaed la compulsory liquidation two weeks ago, did is fact have resources sufficient to meet Its liabilities. This stance
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      Toyota franchise soon to be in UMW hands
      465 22 UNITED Motor Works' acquisition of the Toyota franchise, distribution network and assembling facilities previously under the Inchcape umbrella is now in the final stages of completion. In a joint announcement, both UMW and Inchcape said final documentation is in progress. Details and
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      Lock icon Banks to recycle part of interest to Poland
      421 22 Warsaw, Fri. A compromise has been found whereby Western banks will recycle US$35O million (*****.5 million) of Polish debt interest back into Poland in the form of a three year revolving credit. This paves the way for a rescheduling next month of
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      665 24 16 Fiowers ROSES SPEAK OF LOVE And at FLEUWOCE. we have the most beautiful roses Imported from Holland and the largest range In town. So, WWOn rour. rhmking o( r»«r FLEUmDEE 18 HomaFumHur./ Furnishing SpeeUUsod la r KITCHEN CABINET 1 BUILT-IN WASDBOBE HRE PURCHASE fi p- 1 ARRANGE ABLL_ |$90
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      902 24 ROTASTAK HOUSING SYSTEM Versatile It Practical for Hamsters, Mice etc. Introdu-.ng breed stickers ($9.90 pair), posters ($9.90). key change ($4 90) and many others Royal Pet Shop, 243, Macpherson Lane, Tel: *****61 and Outram Pet Centre. Tel: *****38. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES of English/ Oerman bloodlines, sired by Petz V. Asbacherland
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      610 24 n Personal Sorvlcos ft 33 Babysitting EDUCATED HOUSEWIFE WISHES to babysit children above 2 years In her home at MarsUlng Drive Tel: *****10 34 Gardening PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS, Turfing, tree cutting, garden maintenance, plant rental. *****32. Balmoral Landscape. John Yap. FOR RUBBISH. DEBRIS Dlposal. tree cutting, planting, trimming and cleaning.
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      370 25 )Q( Q Business To Business 56 Commercial Vtsasta Wanted MflMKwfl to pUYCn*M# IM-BAROE Pteeee contact 60 Business Opportunities Leading garment* manufacturing group in Indoneeie invite buyer*/ agents to fill ap following capacity li Klannel/TC Woven shirts and blouses 100.000 doten 2 Slacks and trousers 60,000 dozen 3) Ladles dresses 10.000
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      644 25 New. Progressive Management consultant firm seeks 2 other ambitious, self motivating partners. Must have experience In finance, public relations, Industrial and human resource planning, or related management functions and wide contacts. Write Crawford P.O. Box SM 891 1* WANTED! Wanted to buy large quantities Atari Electronic Oames for export. Also
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      516 25 lii Q Employment A manufacturing firm m Sembawang requires MANAGER OuahticalKMi. c Minimum 3 years experience In administration post c Minimum 3 years experience In sales division c Minimum OCE. A' level. c Ability to communicate effectively at ail levels. Company car provided. Sales commission. Annual bonus. Interested applicant*, plee*e
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      499 25 d) Secretarial V Clerical T POSB Applications are invited from Singapore citizens to fill vacanciee in the following poets: A. BANK TELLERS B. CLERICAL OFFICERS C. TYPIST Requirements: POST (A) A (8): c Aged between 17 and 25 years old c At least 3 OCE 'O' level credits Including Mathematics
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      455 25 "fill D I CONSUMER FINANCIAL SERVICES GROUP invites application for the posts of: CLERK/TYPIST The Job To do clerical duties as directed Requirement* GCE 'O'level Typing skills: 40 wpm 1-2 years working experience RECEPTIONIST Requirements GCE'O' level Pleasant and cheerful personality Good command of English and ability to speak local
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      460 25 >KDBS TELLERS CLERICAL OFFICERS Qualifications Tellers aAt least 4 GCE O'level credits including English Mathematics a A pleasant personality Clerical Officers c At least 4 GCE O'level credits including English a Ability to type is an advantage Remuneration Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and working experience. In addition, successful
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      422 25 H|| D tm^pmm A member of the Pan Electric Group Invites suitably qualified applicants for the post of:CLERK/ TYPIST With secondary education Possess a typing speed of 35 to 40 wpm Those without experience may also apply Pleeee respond giving full personal particulars, details of past experience, contact telephone number
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      552 25 A leading manufacturing ettab Iwhment he* an immediate vacancy for the following pow lion*. JUNIOR SECRETARY Above 23 years Minimum OCE level. A' level holders will be preferred. Some good years of clerical or secretarial experience Fluency tn Business correspondence a definite advantage GENERAL CLERK Below 26 years GCE O
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      556 25 gjj^fM--. SINGAPORE ISLAND COUNTRY CLUB Invites applications for the post of:STENOGRAPHER Applicants mint satisfy the following requirament* c CM O' levfl \utti rrrdn In English a Shorthand and typewriting speeds of 90 and 50 wpm respectively a 2 years relevant working experience c Willing to serve more than 1 exertilivr
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      504 25 I cut""! THIS OUT I You will need it the I day you decide to I I switch Jobs. Temporary and I permanent Jobs available. *****35 *****65 I^(^l^^Va*JHp*MH«iH IH 111 Ij i ).W L__.-___.-J Established PubNc Accounting Firm: Require* AN EXPERIENCED SECRETARY to manage the overall administration of the office
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      591 26 ijlA Q Emptoyment 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial fi Clerical A Foreign owned Technical Consultant Company hae immediete vacancy tor TYPIST/ADMIN CLERK Female with matured pereenet- Beew Accounting/Book -keeping knowledge Muel be able lo communicate fluently in English Altrar'.ive salary and conditions will be offered. Applicants should call or write
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      584 26 STORE CLERK c Completed Secondary education In the English stream c Have an aptitude for figures c Possess a Class 3 driving licence c Ability to type Is an advantage Please write with complete resume stating current and expected salary, contact telephone number and a photograph to: The Administrative Officer
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      648 26 |jj|| Q Eii^iloynient SINGAPORE REINSURANCE CORPORATION UNDERWRITING CLERK c OCE 'O' or OCE A' level or equivalent c Must be able to type, c Proficiency In English and Mathematics Applicants ere lo give Ml perttculer*. expected eatery end telephone number toSINGAPORE REINSURANCE CORPORATION LTD Tower 1100. DBS BuWawlg SShentonWay Singapore
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      493 26 ENOMEEMNO FIRM M KP.ANJI requires: FEMALE CLERK OCE "O" level. Minimum 1 year's experience. ability to type. Knowledge ol Book-keeping preferred I Residing at Woodlands/ Burnt Panjang. Please write with contact phone number to: OYNAFORM MOUSTRKS PTE LTD Mock MM. tlTO, Ang Mo Kto MuatrM Park 1 Slngapora MM EstebMshad
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      783 26 JOINT EQUIPMENT SERVICES requires FEMALE CLERK /TYPIST OCE -O' level Able to type Experience preferred HKnilid aBaMcsMi, pmii at T1U TWUUM/ I iMMt JUMOP. SECRETARY Shorthand raqt*ad. Please send full particulars Including passport photo and telephone number to M/S FLORENCE NO ■MMALBMTIO Ml, KEPPEL ROAD j—oapore— R awi 1 1
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      701 26 GENERAL CLERK KEOUMD. OCE •O' or Sec. 3 level. Ability to type Minimum salary $300. Call 2721 167 Blk 1. 919. PSA MultiStorey Complex. Paslr Panjang Road. REAL ESTATE AGENCY requires Receptionist Clerk. Must have pleasant personality and willing to work hard. Experience not necessary. Please call at: 374, Tanjong
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      524 26 "jjj|j| QEmptoTi^ CHONG LEE LEONO S£MG CO (PTE) LTD Due to rapid expansion of our organisation, we are In need of dynamic, competent, efficient and disciplined marketing and clerical personnels (or the Machinery Division and Spare Parts Division. A) SAlES ENGINEERS (Marine Diesel Engine) B) SALES EXECUTIVES (Marine Diesel EnSine)
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      596 26 LEXIM PTE LTD TRADING COMPANY has Immediate vacancies for the following positions:(A) SALES REPRESENTATIVE •Fwnato(To handle last moving bonefT^novettioe end eundrte* procNjcte) CwOMMN muat meet tfw fovlov- Age 19 to 23 years Singapore Cltlxen Minimum OCE 'O' level with credit In English Pleasant and outgoing personality Have the confidence to
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      517 26 AA 0 Emptoymem A rapidly expending aubeldlery of a local group of compenie*. in-ile* application, lor the poeitwnof: SALES EXECUTIVE Requirement. c At least a secondary education c Some experience In sales c Possesses class 2 or 3 driving licence Salary payable will be In the region ol $650 to
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      694 26 A AERON (8) PTE LTD Company require* EXPERIENCED SALES REPRESENTATIVE ana" FEMALE SALES PROMOTERS to pcotnofv ttw toovf bfflnd. Interested applicants, pleue call personally at •LOCK 1002. 1*-C AUUNKD AVEMUE S SMOAPOMHN Or Tel: NMM Dim Io our eipeneton programme, challenging and rewarding ncin e»« ara crcatxi in our Ratsil
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      464 27 114 Q Employment «6 Situation* Vacant lain JOM US AMD Earn up to sil.ooo or more per month Dedicated, hardworking, aggressive, selfmotivated and young Sales Representatives who wish to grow with a reputable, established and prestigious organisation arc Invited to apply to Pacific Vlnltex Pte Ltd Please phone 2?84»M/2M102S for
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      305 27 We change the way people work We are the world's largest producer of minicomputers. As part of our expansion programme, we are looking for suitably qualified candidates to fill the following positions: PROCESS LEADER (Special shift 2.02 pm 11.20 pm) Requirement* c Completed National Service c Completed Secondary 4 or
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      610 27 lA 0 Emptoyment eBBBBBBBsPw^^BsBBBaaaaa MALAYAN BREWERIES (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD MECHANICAL FITTER NTC 3 In Maintenance Fitting Willing to work on shifts (2-rotatlng shift) 2-3 years experience as Maintenance Fitter In a factory Applicants who have no trade certificate but who have many years of relevant working experience are also encouraged
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      485 27 An International Company has an immediate vacancy for a LABORATORY TECHNICIAN Qualifications: Minimum 'A' level certificate with 1 year's working experience. GCE '0' level holders with some years of relevant experience may also be considered. Detailed applications, to be accompanied by a recent photograph and contact telephone number, should be
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      1066 27 ■A Q Eniptoymont eppHcettora tor th* poet or. ENGINEERING ASSISTANT c OCE 'A' level or above (Science Stream) Ability to carry out evaluations, write out specifications, trouble shooting and perform laboratory testa c Training will be provided to the right candidate Application* Haling detail* ot QueMtceHon, *xperi*nce, expected •atery, praaant
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      185 27 lii Q Employment g) Production FAIRCHILD A Schlumberger Company TEMPORARY PRODUCTION OPERATORS (FEMALE) You are invited to join our team of happy operators. We need temporary operators for the following shifts: Pi C SHIFT OPERATORS (11pm to 7am) $350 plus a hour supper break a tea cum exercise break. A&B
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      356 27 aaaaV^^M&B*aarV¥^\ B^*»4^B»efeefe«*-ws*J*)*>X NO SHIFTS E| NO MICROSCOPES 5 DAY WEEK Over $400 H per month with overtime jjpj MAXIMUM BASIC f|| PAY FOR GRADE I OPERATORS $535 per month |jg| PROMOTION i| PROSPECTS AS FOLLOWS: Kg MAXIMUM BASIC §i PAY FOR GRADE IV K OPERATORS 0 $720 per month |g|
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      491 27 'HI A I ■»""f"W w iw^"Jii Established solder manufacturing company at Pandan Loop (off West Coast Road MALE AND FEMALE PMOOUCTtOM WORKERS Singapore citizen Male applicants must have completed N.S. we ottere Oood basic salary. Confirmation Increment, c Annual merit increment. c Free transport at pick-up points c 5 1/2-day
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      614 27 Established manufacturer of batteriee invites applications from suitably qualified cndldatea for the following peeilions 1. PRODUCTION PLANNER Should possess HSC/OCE 'A' level certificate Must have a few years proven experience In production planning In a manufacturing establishment Oeneral knowledge of computerisation will be an advantage 2. TOOLMAKER Should possess NTC
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      369 28 0 Employment 66 Situations Vacant I) Ml9rmUmm»omM AIRPORT SERVICES We offer career opportusiilics in oar rapidk expamiiiH] Compaav for the folouiii<) poets: a 4 GCE 'O' levels or minimum of 3 yedrs experience m passenger or cargo handling a Preferably with 2 years supervisory experience a Minimum 2 GCE O
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      554 28 VOSPER PRIVATE LIMITED Is an International Company engaged in the design, construction and repair of sophisticated military ships We invite applications from suitably experienced persons to fill the following vacancies which have arisen as a result of the expansion of our Company's business. SHIPPING OFFICER The Shipping Officer will report
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      478 28 till D KANCKA SINGAPORE CO (PTE) LTD Specialist In manufacturing pharmaceutical intermediates situated In Jurong has vacancies for the following posts:TRAINEE PROCESS OPERATORS (MALE) (Starting salary $375 00 per month plus shift allowance of tl 10.00 per month) a Willing to work on 3 rotating shifts a Aged 18 —3C
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      509 28 "bmc BUCKBEE-MEARS SINGAPORE Ji BMS, a newly established A mar tcan Company spsclsMs m o, In precision stamping ano plating of load frames requires 1) RECEPTIONIST/ CLERK a Pleasant personality, a Completed Secondary 4 education, a Age between 16 25 years, a Able to communicate effectively and type. 2) CLEANER
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      450 28 j I MMr I i car finance agency invitee sppsV caMona lor Mm pooMone at. "MALE CREDfT RELATIONS OFFICER o OCE O 1 level a Experience preferable but those without experience may also apply a Outgoing and pleasant personality a 20 years and above An attractive salary plus cefnmieeion win
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      545 28 A Was Established Data Pismsshia Centra invites sppHcants lor Mw poets of:TAPE LMRAMANS ApphcanH, ma*a a Must be prepared to work on 3 rotating shifts a Attractive shift allowances will be paid c Preference will be given to those with Secondary education and who have completed N S Intaraatad apptocanta.
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      512 28 ill I i I tnipioyfiiflfii HEAD STOREKEEPER required by an aalabttahtd onsnora •ervice rsmpwii, located in Jumna. a Should have good knowledge of Inventory control. Harden. stock level requirements etc. a Must be experienced In the control of stores personnel and delegation of duties Wmhsnop Manaoer 4, Sixth Lok Yang
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      830 28 HOMZON •AMtft MOUSTMES s— ELTO A. CATEMttLAf) DWVEtt 8 HI lIP C. LOWtV ATTENDANTS Ptaaaa apply personally at 3S. LM FANG ROAD SINGAPORE 22*2 TEL ***** M SBS 291 from Jurong Interchange Japanese Histautanl In Johor Bahni require* 1) CATTAM/SUKIIVISOf) 01,000) 2) TEPPAN r AKI/JAPAMESE COOKS ($100) Call personally to:
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      1571 28 fjjl| Q Emptoy*ient WIBNPPV FAST FOOO Urgently BECURTV GUARDS REOUMED for requires Waitresses. Dispensers hotel In Orchard area Permaand Cooks Interested please nent 8-hour shift can be arrangapply 21. Lorong Mambong off ed For appointment call *****56. Holland Road Tel: *****12 TRANSPORT COMPANY REOUBtES please come to Hlap Cheon Co.
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      555 29 tones Saturday car mart You want strength, performance powergate, solves the problems )^H and economy in the truck you in loading/unloading heavy and i^H buy? Mazda's T series gives you bulky cargo.. NETT $20,750.00 all this and more, like comfort, nM i^H and other comfort-related features. •T3OOO Tilt Cab, with
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      340 29 1000 DATSUN 120 V excellent condlUon, sports rims and tyres. Alrcond, high power set, radio, power windows, tuff-koted, for $19,000 0.n.0. Contact: *****40. ALMOST IBM DATSUN 2001. One private owner, power windows/ power steering. Alrcond., cassette Tel *****35 ALMOST 107S 200 L Alrcond, radio, cassette Insurance. Tax till Nov Very
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      439 29 MONROE New-Matic >^ pressurised gas shock specially SSE for 3 £2553 Mercedes arK j comfortable ride Benz Cars Also available for Volvos jX} and new Ford Cortmas has a (hock absorber to suit every car and driving slyt* 107* 120 V SALOON 1 owner, alrcond. radio, new tyres/ paint, excellent
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      320 29 c) Ford I Q Eastern Agencies '.jtV I I Tel: *****1 J People meet people through classHtsds DECEMBER 1070 CORTBtA 1.6. One careful owner. Alrcond.. radio, stereo cassette $15,500/- 0.n.0. 26S Tanjong Katong Road Tel: *****60 1077 CORTINA 2000E Auto, alrcond, cassette, metallic paint, tax 10/82. Company owner. Excellent condition.
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      623 29 I SUBARU MINI rsuboru Mini 700 !l 5 Door Sedan m M no. 1 In Its Class* MBMMMBI SINGAFORE MOTORS PTE. LTD. 19. Leng Kee Rood Singapore 0315 Tel: *****6 Authcxised Deolef NG KEONG CAR TRADERS PTE. LTD. MS Bales'** Rood Spore 1232 Tel *****72 204. Geylono Rood Spore 1440
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      431 29 11-MONTH OLD MAZDA 626 Automatic, alrcon. radio/ cassette, one private owner, tax n "82 Original showroom condition. $***** ono. Tel: *****03. 1078 MAZDA 123 3-door, 1000 c.c. Alrcond and cassette. 1 private owner. Tax Ull October. Trade In acceptable. $14,000. Tel: *****97 Benson. 1078 MAZDA 121 5-door, 1000 c.c. Alrcond,
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      656 29 ISUZU THE TOUGH TRUCKS Isuzu Pick-Up, fully imported from Japan. Available in both Petrol and Diesel. I tm mmsa Motor A Leasing Pt« Ltd ■UM ToW6re TCI OQAQA^riM ■WHbIbH Singaporeo7i9 I LL.LjtjtJJ bMbUSI BELUGA CVBO T <*2£T nee rmU^MjJFTEILTD 21 TYRWHITT ROAD. SINGAPORE 0820 TEL *****71 (OPPOSITE VICTORIA SCHOOL /JAL
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      510 29 ALMOST 1078, COLT Lancer 1200. Alrcond. radio, cassette. PARF. Excellent condition. $***** ono. Tel: *****18 ALMOST 74 COLT Lancer 1200 c.c. One owner, cassette, PARF. Up top condition. $8,400. Tel: *****43/ *****9 BEAUTIFUL END 1070 Lancer, 1400 SL 5-speed. Alrcond, cassette, sports rims. Excellent condition. $13,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****82 COLT
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    155 32 The Lord Is my Shepherd In God's own home shall I dwell forever. And In my flesh I shall see my God. Mr. Cyril Peters. 79. pssssd away peacefully on 19 August 1982. leaving behind his everloving wife, Thetma, and sorrowing children, Maureen, Joseph, Anne, John, Dominic and
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    131 32 Wf, lh# fflOTffb#fS Of tH# FeJHMIy Of tholalo MR CHATTUKUTTY NAM wish lo tiprm ear heartfelt thanks lo relative*, tnende, slafl ol PSA Police, Singapore National Printer., Customs Deportment, F4JB Water Osiisilwiiil. Inslmiu ol Education and Ovtrem Secondory School (or metr kind assistance. wreaths during oar recent bereeveAthms
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      425 34 LONDON, Fri. English football fans have spent a wearisome 40 days since the World Cup final in Spain. Following the feast of 52 matches in 28 days which drew to a close on July 11, they have survived on a diet of televised cricket and
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      277 34 A World Cup shadow over German soccer BONN, Fri. West German First Division soccer, praised for years at home and abroad, starts its 20th season this weekend under the shadow of the national squad's disappointing World Cup showing in Spain. For West German clubs, especially those living beyond their means,
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      171 34 Polish team boss to stay WARSAW, Fri. Polish soccer chief Antoni Piechniczek, who led the national team to third place in the World Cup finals in Spain last month, has withdrawn his resignation submitted five days ago, the official PAP News Agency reported. No reason was given when Piechniczek, who
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      153 34 LONDON, Fri. ArmatiMiaa midfielder Heard* VUU will sUy with Engllah First Division dab Tottrnlwm Hatapor and will n«t no bMk htmr to Join River Plate, Span maaager Keith Barldn ■kawnM. VUU arrived k«re Wetocday algfet, and met Barklaakaw yesterday alter reports that he had
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      157 34 NEWCASTLE, Fri. England soccer captain Kevin Keecaa signed for Scmmkl Division Newcastle United for t IM.tM (S37I,*N) here last night. Keegan, twice European Footballer of the Year while playing for West German dab Hamburg, ended weeks of speculation when he signed for Newcastle from Southampton, where he
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      175 34 Herbin admits taking money- SAINT ETIENNE, Fri. Robert Herbin, the manager of top French soccer club Saint Etienne, has admitted he pocketed under-the-table cash payments from ousted club chairman Roger Rocher. Fraud squad police are already investigating the club's financial affairs following Rocher's revelations that he made taxfree back-handers while
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      523 35 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. "Singapore hockey lost 12 good years," said Spanish coach Horst Wein after watching the Republic lose all their matches in the Junior World Cup tournament now on here. "It saddens me to see your boys playing tactically like they did 12 years ago.
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      318 35  -  HAKIKAT RAI REPORTS...By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Orian Ogasparini singlehandedly ended India's semi-final aspirations as he helped Australia to a 3--2 win In a Group A Junior World Cup hockey match at the Tun Razak Stadium here today. For 18 minutes, the Indians held their own and
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      147 35 McEnroe leads seeds to the quarters MASON (Ohio), Fri. John McEnroe, Jimmy Connors, Ivan Lendl, of Czechoslovakia, and Vitas Gerulaitis, the top four seeds, yesterday advanced to the quarter-finals of the US$3OO,OOO (*****,000) Association of Tennis Professionals championship held here. McEnroe, the defending champion, beat Mexican Raul Ramirez 4-6, 6-3,
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      207 35 YORK, Fri. Scotsman Ken Brown shot a fourunder par 68 to take a one-stroke lead over tournament favourite Greg Norman, of Australia, and four others after the first round of the York international golf tournament yesterday. Lradlac se«res: Ken Brown. If Greg Norman,
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      103 35 LONDON, Fri. Sebastian Coe continues his build-up to the European track and field championships when he runs his second 800 metres in three days at the Talbot Games international meet at the Crystal Palace tonight. The world record-hold-tr, recovering from a stress fracture of the right leg, thrashed
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      They play like their fathers did, says coach Wein
      70 35 THE youngsters are your future stars. V Nat the lot that yon have now. The present tot have learnt the wrong tilings and It is very difficult for any coach to change them at this Juncture. But with a new crop
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      289 35 The ghost of number 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Kri. It If never aa eaay feat to hammer IS geals pact aa opposing team In a game of hookey, as* that, too, la aa International ma trai Bat, for the K«-pub-lic's teaaw, fate ha* never really acea kind Nat aver tae last
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        44 35 BASKETBALL Spain beat hosts Colombia 137-84 in the opening match in the final round of the men's world championship. In another match, the Soviet Union defeated Canada 114-36. Other rcaolU: Ci—ilaMia raaaa: Panama bt Ivory Coast 117-83: Brazil bt China 99-79
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        27 35 BOXING Undefeated Michael Spinks will defend his World Boxing Association light-heavy-weight title against third-ranked Johnny Davis, a fellow-American, in Atlantic City on Sept. 18.
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        59 35 CYCLING West German Henry Rinklin unexpectedly won the fourth stage of the Tour of West Germany, from Pforzheim and Hamburg, in 3 hr. 52 mm. 42 sec. Reaalta: 1 Henry Rinklin (WG) t Hans Hindelang (WG) 1 Wayne Hildred (Aus). liislm •verall iimHmr 1 Guido von Calster (Bel)
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        59 35 DIVING Greg Louganis, the world springboard and highboard champion, won his 19th United States title when he triumphed in the 10-metre springboard event in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Baaalto: Mea'i lam aarlagfcaaH: 1 Greg Louganis 626.13 pis 2 Ron Merriott S Randy Ableman. WwneA 3m nrlagaMH: 1 Kelly
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        227 35 SWIMMING American Anthony Corbisiero, 21, set a national 800 metres record when he swam the distance in 7 mm. 58.50 sec. on the first day of the national championships in Indianapolis. His time was 1.16 seconds faster than Brian GoodeU's 7:59.66, registered in 1980. BaaaJto: (Americans, unless stated)
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        73 35 VOLLEYBALL The Chinese girls scored a major upset by beating defending champions South Korea 15-2. 15-9, 11-15, 15-6 in the ninth Pacific Rim Junior championships in Yokohama. In another match in the girls' section, Japan beat Canada 15-2, 15-2, 15-4. In the boys' section. South Korea, the
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      355 36  - 'PearP can defy 5½ kg rise ORIENTAL PEARL HI skips the Jurong Trophy, the first weight-for-age race at Bukit Timah, to run in an "open handicap" and this looks an astute move. This five-year-old English gelding remains in the same division and I doubt if a rise of 5 1
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      74 36 THESE horses do well on a wet track: BACE 1: Loud N Clear. Shlnzan. Kia-Ora 11. BACE S: Raja Sakti. Gulf Falcon. Stall Madam. Added Assets BACE 4: Kins Candy n. Picket Wire. Intelligence IV. BACE I: Charrette, Camberly, Uranium. RACE I: Permatang Pasir, The Platinum Touch, Hornet's
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      4641 36 2.15 CLASS 4 DIV B 1,200 m (Restricted Terms 3-y«ar-olds) (Stakes: $15,000) 1 640 Empire BalMer S7 Empire-Kang 3 nzc +4 By BeUissimo, sire of Make Stars; fourth all the way to Tiba Tiba 1200 m here good going in second start July 10; hung out throughout and
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      56 36 •L. Khoo, suspended one month from Aug 16. M.C. Lam, one month from Aug 9. •A. Razak, three months from July 10. •A. Au-Yeung, three race days from Aug 16. S.H. Chew, three race days from Aug 16. K.C. Woon, two race days from Aug 16. Apprentice A. Samsol,
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      357 36 EPSOM JEEP RACING ED FAIRWAY TIPTOP CALL BOY CAVALIER PcDIGREE Rouge Roy ale Luar Biasa Rouge Roy ale Victory Luar Biasa Rouge Royaie Merdeka Bridge Endless Future Rouge Royal* Victory Luar Biasa Rouge Royale Victory Luar Biasa Rouge Roy ale Luar Biasa Empire Builder Rouge Royale
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      622 36  -  PEDIGREE By ASIAN BEAUTY, with a win and two seconds from her last three starts, can keep up her good work in Race 8 for Class 4 Div 2 horses over 1,200 m. The five-year-old Australian mare by Bold Flip found her winning break lengths over
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      515 37 ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE Pesta Sukan Cup candidates in winding-up gallops THE Ivan Allan-trained Klssimmee wound up his preparation for tomorrow's Pesta Sukan Cup (Race 5) with a smart workout at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. After warming up one round on the sand,
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      146 37 TUESDAY (good): Asian! Beauty (Rahmat) strode out in 39.2; Intelligence IV was kept well in hand in 39; Lucky Vagabond (York) impressed in 39. WEDNESDAY (good): Wine And Roses strode out stylishly in 37.2; Bold Punter finished with plenty in hand in 36.6; Czardom went slightly better than
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      314 37  - Ransome hopes to regain early potential ROSS DUNSTAN By PERTH, Fri. When BUI Ransome (above) was a teenager, he had the racing world at his feet but times have changed for the 26-year-old Perth jockey. What really hit him in his list of disappointments was when his application for a
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      1351 37 HATF 1 2.15 CLASS 4 DIVA 1,200 m KACJL 1 fltortricted Terms 3, 4 A 5-year-olds) (Stakes: $15,000) 1 H Taear Emm n J Moffitt-Mak 5 nzg ECka 9 I Amir U Seanßodgers 4 nzg DiMiUy 4 "3 UmrUftht U U Light-Buang 4 nzg MHcaeU S 4 8m
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      250 37 BILLY BAGBY was at the races at Bukit Timah last weekend to look up old friends. Now an executive in an industrial concern in Perth, Western Australia, he is here at the invitation of the Johore Royal household to play in a polo tournament. He was
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      238 38 Sidek duo shocked JAKARTA, Fri. Ma! minton doubles champii brother Razif, were def Steve Baddeley and Ms laysia's All-England badons, Jalani Sidek and his 'eated 16-17, 15-10, 15-4 by irtin Dew, of England, in the third round of the Indonesian Open championships here tonight. In the men's singles, Denmark's All-England
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      $15,000 for rugby
      125 38 $15,000 for rugby PRI DKNTIAL, an insurance company, will donate $ll,Nfto the Singapore Kngby lßlon s Aslaa championship fond and $2,»#l each to two raxby clnba Police Sports Asttociatloa and Slajapore Armed Forces Reservists Association writes J. RAJKNDRAN. TV donation makes Pradentlal the first company to help the SRI In
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      228 38 ATHLETICS Time trials (or Asian and Commonwealth Games (Nat. Stadium. 2.30 p.m.). Ngee Ann Polytechnic meet (Kent Ridge. 2 p.m.). BOWLING Singapore International Open Finals (Kirn Seng Bowl. 8.45 a.m.). UOLF Pair* Cap (SICC. Bukit, 12.50 p.m.). HOCKEY Jaator WwM Cap: Pakistan v Spain (7.45 a.m.), Spore v
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      IT'S WAIT AND SEE...
      219 38 HONGKONG AND Brunei may be the additional teams for the inaugural Merlion Cup soccer tournament at the National Stadium from Oct. 6-17, writes JOE DOBAI. The two nations, together with Australia, were invited when the United Arab Emirates withdrew because of other commitments. Australia have confirmed
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      Lock icon Ghana. Santa Catarina in final
      222 38 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Ghana came back from the brink of defeat to snatch a 2-2 draw with Senegal in their last Meraeka soccer tournament secondround match at the Merdeka Stadium here tonight. With the draw, Ghana qualified to meet Santa Catarina, of Brazil, in Sunday's
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      Anniversary waltz invitation for Fandi!
      310 38  - Anniversary waltz invitation for Fandi! JOE DORAI By FANDI AHMAD and two other Singapore players have been invited to represent Selangor in the Football Association of Selangor's 75th anniversary soccer competition at the Merdeka The two other Republic's footballers are former captain Thambiah Pathmanathan and midfielder Rajagopal Suriamurthi who are
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      No shine in Teakwood win
      175 38 DEFENDING champions Hone Kong Teakwood qualified for the last eight of the Singapore Business Houses Football League junior knock-out tournament with an unpolished £4 win over Bank Ttwt "*it'» Indosuez goalkeeper Mahalli Mohammed limped off the field with a sprained ankle shortly before the interval,
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      Tan faces. uncertain future
      373 38  - Tan faces. uncertain future PETER StOW TAN CHENG SIONG, two-time ASEAN and thret time national champion, will face an uncertai future in the national tae-kwondo championship today at the Gay World Stadium. Because facing him in the featherweight final for men's senior black-belt is the promising Chua Bee Whatt, who
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      Lock icon Rivals collapse as paceman Clarke strikes
      224 38 Rivals collapse as paceman Clarke strikes LONBON, Pri. WMt ladle* fast bawler Sylvester Clarke destroyed Middlesex wtth m devaatotUg spell of pace here yesterday which whirled Surrey late their fearta final of the Nat-West erleket tr«phy. Clarke grabbed few wieketo for eight raaa la his tint six overs to set
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      Fights off
      14 38 THE Rochor Community Centre boxing championships scheduled (or tonight has been postponed.
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      Lock icon Bee Khim coasts to her ninth title
      532 39  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By SINGAPORE'S Kee Bee Khim played a safe five-over-par 77 on the final day of the Singapore Ladies' Golf Association amateur Open championships at the Jurong Country Club yesterday to clinch the title with a 54-hole gross of 228. Second,
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      Minoza guns his way to eight-shot lead
      444 39  -  DEREK WILD By FRANKIE MINOZA is the sort of name that wouldn't have sounded out of place in gangland Chicago during Al Capone's time. But, in fact, the only shooting the Philippines' top amateur golf star is any good at is low scores
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      Scores
      241 39 Team placings after 36 holes: 1 PMttpBUMS 430 (213, 217); I Banna 443 (220, 223); S liars nerr 451 (225, 226); 4 TbaUaaa 453 (231. 222); J Mtiato 456 (230. 226); Malaysia 457 (232, 225); 7 Papaa New Ualae* 463 (236, 227YT 8 Hoagmoag 478 (233. 245). Yesterday's second-round
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      Khalsa lose
      34 39 CEYLON Sports Club beat Khalsa 3-1 in a Strobel Premier league hockey match at Balestier Road yesterday. Indian Association and Guruduwara Katong drew 1-1 in a Div Two match at Balestier Road.
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      26 39 SINGAPORE Armed Forces Sports Association walloped Publio Utilities Board 3-1 in the Singapore Government Services Football League Division One match at Woodleigh Road yesterday.
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      Foong won't be defending title
      285 39  -  LEONARD KING By MALAYSIAN bowler Y. H. Pooag will not be defending his Singapore International Open Matters' crown when the 24--game final, played over two days, rails off at the Kirn Seag Bowl at 11.M a.m. today. It to aaderatood the left handed Fooag b
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    205 40 NEW DELHI, Fri A SIKH hijacker armed with a hand-grenade and gun, was overpowered and killed tonight after he had commandeered an Indian Airlines jetliner with 69 people aboard, the Press Trust of India (PTI) reported. All 63 passengers and the crew of six
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    63 40 BEIJING, Fri. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, head of the new Democratic Kampuchea government, returned to China today after visits to Yugoslavia and Rumania, the official Xinhua news agency reported. While in Bucharest, he announced his intention to go to New York to attend the UN General Assembly next
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    22 40 COftTEOE OF LATE ANTHONY DtDKR will leave Blk 56, 16 Buller Terrace today I.oopm for St. Joseph's Church (PM thence CC.X
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    48 40 WASHINGTON, Fri. Dr Loyal Davis, father of President Ronald Reagan's wife Nancy, died yesterday of congestive heart failure, the white House announced. Dr Davis, an 86-year-old retired neurosurgeon, died in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital in Arizona. Mrs Reagan was at his bedside at the time. Reuter.
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    Senior civil servants move up
    285 40 Senior civil servants move up MORE than 14 senior civil servants have moved up the Superscale salary ladder in a promotion exercise conducted recently. The exercise, announced two weeks ago, is said to be part of the continuing policy of rewarding top achievers in the administrative service the premier service
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    Rebel officers9 fiery rampage
    138 40 Rebel officers 9 fiery rampage A BURNED ant ear, one of the more than m vehicle* set afciase or damaged, lyla* on a street la Warfl one of the worst affected areas daring a massive rebelUMi by policemen that erupted In Bombay on Wednesday. Yesterday, the government said It had
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    98 40 BRUSSELS, Fri. Unemployment in the European Economic Community (EEC) Jumped 31 per cent last year, according to EEC statistics published here today. The report showed that the army of Jobless swelled from an average of 6.7 million in 1980 to £6 million last year, and that
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    46 40 MANILA. Fri. A Philippine communist party chief, detained since early 1976, escaped from custody while out on a pass to visit a dentist, military sources said today. They said Jose Luneta had been accompanied by a guard but had apparently eluded him. Reuter.
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    38 40 NEW YORK, Thurs. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials climbed 8. 56 to 847.13 in the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP. Congress approves $213 b tax Bill
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    165 40 PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan's popularity has continued to decline as a majority of Americans disapprove of his domestic policies, the latest Gallup poll has revealed. The poll, conducted between July 30 and Aug 2 with 1,515 people, showed that 47 per cent of those questioned disapproved of Mr
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    282 40 PLO gives back 9 bodies in first step BEIRUT, Friday THE process of handing back two Israeli prisoners and nine corpses held by Palestinian guerillas began today, the first step in a plan for starting the evacuation of about 7,000 guerillas from Beirut tomorrow. I At the Palestinian-run Gaza hospital
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    Prefab flats go up faster
    142 40 Prefab flats go up faster HDB contract to Japanese From Pag* On* ever, the indirect benefits cannot be ignored. The prefab method boasts of a shorter construction time about 20 to 30 per cent faster and a 20 per cent reduction in manpower. This means that flats can be built
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    Whale of an explosion
    77 40 NEW ORLEANS. Fri. US officials said today they would blow up the carcass of a 15 metre fin whale that frustrated attempts to tow it from a strategic shipping lane along the Gulf coast. "It was like trying to tow an anchor," said a US coast
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    51 40 BEIJING, Fri. This summer's rains have eased an acute water shortage In Beijing and Tianiln, but TUnjin will need further help from a giant water diversion project, the official Xinhua news agency reported today. The summer rains ended a three-year drought in the two north-east Chinese cities
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    Plan for new poly shelved
    327 40  -  JUDITH HALE By PLANS to set up a Commercial and Services Polytechnic (CSP) in Singapore by 1984 have apparently been shelved for the time being. The polytechnic, which was supposed to be sited at Bedok, had planned to offer courses in computer studies, hotel management,
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    Prof Lim resigns from SDF council
    318 40  - Prof Lim resigns from SDF council WONG Al K WEI By PROF Lim Chong Yah has resigned as chair man of the Skills Development Fund Advisory Council. A short statement from the Economic Development Board, on behalf of the council, said he asked to be relieved of the chairmanship. It
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      141 40 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Skwwen In few areas In the late morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: SI max., 2S ml*. SUNSET today: 7.11 pun.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.13 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER AdeUUe 13/24 C Overcast MaalU 23/30 C Cloudy lat friim 13/19 C Rain Mtttwe 9/22 C
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      Lock icon Shirley is set to soar
      1711 41 Shirley is set to soar SHE remembers growing up among Malacca's historical ruins St Paul's Hill, the old fort, the church, the cannons. Everyone else called it Sleepy Hollow, but it never affected her. It was her hometown. "When I was a little girl, I joined the Malacca übrary and
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        1078 42 You bought a bunch of bananas and nobody touched them. They're now brown and over-ripe. You shake your head at the wastage. But what can you do besides tossing the bunch into the bin? Lots, says TAN LEE LENG. Bananas are very versatile; you can cook, bake,
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        Recipes:
        727 42 Kolek Banana Cake (A family favourite that no one gets tired of). 6 bananas (Pisang Asam or Rastili), mashed 3 eggs 200 gm butter 200 gm sugar 250 gm flour 1 tsp baking powder 1 tsp bicarbonate soda 1 tbsp lemon juice 4 tbsp milk Pinch of vanilla essence
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      Food ambassador
      333 43  -  JUDITH HALE By, TERRY Tan, cookbook author, is fast becoming one of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board's (STPB's) "ambassadors" to the world. Last year, be flew to several cities and towns in Australia to give cooking demonstrations in shopping centres. He was also interviewed on television and radio.
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      Japanese bargain
      894 43 JAPANESE food is generally expensive compared to other Asian cuisines. Teppan-yaki, the tabletop flat plate fry, is particularly expensive as it requires the personal attendance of a chef for each group of patrons. So you can imagine my disbelief at the teppanyaki as-much-as-you-can-eat lunch offered by the Yoko
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      OUTLOOK 2
      822 44 Asian roles 6 I WRITE mostly about women. I write about the conflicts that women experience. Sometimes they are conflicts of sexual repression, sometimes they are cultural conflicts. I write about women fighting to be equal, fighting to find a place for themselves in the world. I consider
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      KIDS & THINGS
      351 45 KIDS THINGS Attired <mc tk Suu, faty*" and- It ula* a* fspmuics -Jhc cvfrb-b avrwiA e**Uf a«* rw*y up <*"?**> G*3** i* £a«M Kf(» of bint li<fci a cam, modi ti> iiut *»W k**t»rmat" thrush i £m&- JuiUpoJttb diM*\~Q<u& (*<^ I^T 1 mVI 9udr*4 <-AAM PAMiAfJfI. (Lonqfety) RqCn (Qr***.) UeUlc'rAcuifu)
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      Your letters
      423 45 DEAR Uncle Otak, How are you? I hope you are fine. I am in Primary SA, Clementi Town Primary School. My hobbies are reading story books and playing table-tennis. My name is Kesarani. I'm 11 years old. Have, you been to The Jurong Bird Park? When I went
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    • BOOKS 1
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        Naipaul loses friends and influence
        1342 46 Naipaul loses friends and influence AMONG THE BELIEVERS An Islamic Journey By V. S. Naipaul Alfred Knopf, 1981. 430 pages. $43.50 Reviewed by SHASHI THAROOR V.S. NAIPAUL has an uncanny penchant for causing offence. His incisive, best-selling dissections of Indian society in An Ana of Darkness and India: A Wounded
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        'No feeling for words
        984 46 THE AQUARIAN CONSPIRACY By Marilyn Ferguson Granada 1982. £2.95 Reviewed by YE JUNMO THIS is a book which should only be read by reviewers or others in a similar position of special responsibility to the public. And even then only the most stoical should undertake the
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        Animal tales told with humour
        521 47 A SCOTSMAN coming away from the ritual slaughter of the English at Wembley got lost and ended up in the leafy suburb of Richmond. Tired and emotional, he sat down on a low wall to rest a little and the householder, noting the presence of
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        Jigsaw puzzle o£ rare hero
        925 47 THE Book of Lech Walesa Introduced By Neal Ascherson Penguin 203 pages $15.50 Reviewed by KEVIN SULLIVAN THE Book of Leek WeJeM is a collection of essays which vary from detailed accounts of Walesa's role in the developing workers' struggle in Poland during 1960 and
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        Lock icon Nasty book that leaves you uneasy
        610 47  - Nasty book that leaves you uneasy Stephen King CUJO By Futura 345 pages £195 Reviewed by CHRISTOPHER LEHMANN-HAUPT EVERYTHING begins so simply la Stephen King's latest novel, Cujo, perhaps the crudest, most disturbing tale of horror he's written yet One day. this 440-kg St Bernard named Cujo Is chasing a
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        Influence In Harmon
        270 58 Last Sunday, at the National Day Rally at the National Theatre, many of the invited guests expected to j see just another cultural dance show. What they saw instead were moving tributes to our young nations vitality, harmony and future dreams from some of Singapore's best choreographers.
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        IN Praise of virtues oS virtues
        24 58 IN Praise of virtues oS virtues iike the tn ie mo °Shen I thought oltje^ance, of j some angular m To||y u cer 1
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        All kinds of organs plus a concert
        182 58 All kinds of organs plus a concert LOOKING for diversion? How about half an hour of big band sounds, your choice of orchestra or, if your taste runs to it, a good, old-fashioned funeral tune? Where to find them? At the Exhibition Of Electronic And Computerised Organs at the Hyatt
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        i Patriotic Soldiers.
        156 58 a h^tL Young men in Singapore have to go through B) national service and their training includes much physical exercise. This dance is in praise of their undaunted and fighting spirit to prepare for the defence of our nation. They learn in earnest to improve themselves and
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        Sage thinking on our screen
        339 59 Sage thinking on our screen Confucianism comes again into your homes, via next month's SBC TV forum featuring two more scholars from America. Also, there may soon be a film on Confucianism in English. ANOTHER television forum in Mandarin on Confucianism will be shown next month to help promote further
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        Junk takes evil off the streets
        182 59  -  THIS Is the Wmag KMMg festival, the likes of which you ■ever see these days. The year is 1911 And the place, Rtebtee*. Notice Christ Church In the background, on the right. The festival was organised by the Chinese business community once every 12
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        Millionaire pulls a trick
        455 60 SATURDAY MIDNIGHT MOVIE THE HONEY POT (Ck 6, 11.10 p.m.): This is one of the most "talkative" pictures ever made. So, you have been warned. Ben Jonson's Volpone is given a 1966 variation by producer Joh De Cuir, with Rex Harrison, Susan Hayward, Maggie Smith and
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        SBC 5
        399 60 1.00 PM Openhg felowed by Sesame Street: Today's major letters are K and L. And the number for the day is three. 2.00 The Porky Pit Show: Pigging around for children's amusement. 2.20 Sherlock Holmes Festival Dressed To Xl (b/ w): A £5 note is missing from the
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        SBC 8
        221 60 3.00 PM Openmg folowod by Make Merry With Musk: In The Story Of Music, the birth of jazz is traced and also its growth in the American music scene. 3.25 3-2-1 Contact Cornrnunkation (Part 3): Science and technology to interest even the dullest child. 3.55 Heidi: A Mandarin
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        MALAYSIA 3
        277 60 3.01 PM Quran Readhg 3.06 Programme Summary 3.15 Merdeka Tournament Brad Vs Ghana 4.58 Kesuma: Woman's Own 5.30 Kepatan Bob: Youths Event 5.55 Hari W Dalam Sejarah: Today In History. 6.00 News 6.11 Sports Biy Menem Hofday 6.28 World Sportsman (Episode 3) 6.57 badat Haji Menfonai Dam: Documentary
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        MALAYSIA 10
        181 60 4.31 PM Quran Readhf 4.39 Programme Summary 4.47 HM Movie Phfr Aya Toofan: Rich man Mangal Singh has two sons. There's Ratna, a cooks who goes round swindling rich folks of their money while the other son, Tara, helps the needy. 7.00 News In Tami 7.15 Tumpuan Mhgfu
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      44 44 Shirley Lim writes as an Asian woman making the transition from the traditional role of submissive mate and mother to the new, largely uncharted territory of being man's equal. She tells ALAN JOHN what she puts into her stories, and why. Photography: David Tan
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      164 49 YOU CAN LISTEN TO SOME OF I THE BEST SELLING RECORDINGS IN THE WORLD r-^gjwogjD I W S^t^iJ B^^' A IfHH B Hr"TT"IH I B Donna Summer I r P 7 ikss3ESS PLUS THE LATEST FROM I Glen Frey/No Fun Aloud Chicago/ 16 •Various Artistes/ Most Requested Songs* Randy Crawford/
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      247 49 .where music comes to life! Mobil* Disco Service professional D J compere M C. services Sound Lighting Consultant tor Discotrtoquos complete music library Commercial/Sponsored Radio Programme Productions American Top 40/Bntish charts format Extensive music library tdcilities L |Nrf Contoctl^»ph«n« 44**ll3 jS r 2«3, HoNand load, tlnoapora 1077 fßMffl] FOOD COMPANY
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      608 49 APPOINTMENTS GALERIES LAFAYETTE We are the largest Department Store in France and will commence operations very soon in Singapore. We invite suitably qualified Singaporeans to apply for the following positions: Matured male between ages of 30 and 48. Must be an ex-police officer, holding the rank of not less than
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      561 49 SOFTWARE SPECIALISTSTRUCTURAL ENGINEERING As part of our expansion programme in South East Asia, a team will be established to offer specialist services in structural engineering analyses based on an advanced finite element program package (SESAM) developed by the company and installed on a VAX-1 1 supermini in Singapore. The team
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      1161 50 I SINGAPORE COMPUTER SYSTEMS I I PTE. LTD. I ■I We are the largest computer software company in I I Singapore, providing consulting services in the field of data processing. In addition, we also supply and mw*"***" computer hardware. H I Due to rapid expansion, we invite suitably qualified candidates
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      927 50 A\y^terh(XLse associates \tc ltd 1 Management Consultants in a wide range of services including: executive recruitment, organisation and corporate planning, financial management, manufacturing, production and project management systems and procedures, market surveys, data processing and computerisation, job evaluation, salary surveys and compensation structuring, as well as management training and development.
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      566 51 APPOINTMENTS We are expanding and are looking for young people to be I MARKETING ASSISTANTS I The successful candidates will perform sales and marketing duties that are varied and interesting. Preference will be given to candidates with trading experience in dried marine products, canned food and animal feeds; leather and
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      1138 51 I Personnel Officer B Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the position of Personnel Officer whose duties will include, inter alia, manpower planning, recruitment and selection of professional staff, salary administration and employee counselling. The position demands a high degree of integrity, initiative and dedication, and an ability
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      645 51 ©Comprimo engineers contractors Comprimo is a leading European engineering and contracting company engaged in designing and contracting activities for the process industry which includes oil refineries, petrochemical plants, gas treatment and gas transmission facilities. It has recently set up operations in Singapore and wishes to appoint experienced and highly capable
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      857 52 APPOINTMENTS I Take your career PJW| a step in the |jjjjj right direction We are looking for qualified and dynamic individuals to fill the following job openings. a PRODUCT writing specifications, flow charts and cwpiwccn programs for the computerisation of LriVjin ttK total plant records •Degree in Electrical/Electronic «Good communication
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      1383 52 I REFINERY OPERATIONS PERSONNEL I BRUNEI SHELL PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED will be bringing on VATAMriPQ IN MPW DP PIMP BY stream a new 10,000 barrels per day refinery in October 1983 at VAOANUIfcS IN NEW HtMNtHT Sena Brunei. This refinery is designed to satisfy local products STSraSJIfi ttS^S^XS^^i^ operators/semior operators
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      698 53 APPOINTMENTS (Exoffler) I Challenging positions with Singapore's new fine wine and gourmet food merchant Escoffier, Singapore's new fine wine and gourmet food merchant, invites ambitious young people to join them in this convivial and rewarding field. To further develop the potential of our portfolio of agencies which include K Campari,
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      591 53 We are expanding our Computer Services Department in order to embark on major developments to meet the objectives of a long-range information systems plan. Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions:1. SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT CO-ORDINATOR The Job: The successful applicant will be responsible for the systems development
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      565 53 SALES EXECUTIVE BOOTS is a well known multi-national company engaged in the manufacturing and marketing of an ever increasing diverse range of high quality pharmaceutical and consumer products. Many ol these products in the Consumer Products Division such as Boots Baby Products, Dietvite, Strepsils and Burnol are household names and
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      508 53 WTna tiona nHHfe WL.CAR RENTAL MM National Car Rental is the third largest car rental company in the world with over 2500 rental locations in more than 100 countries. In Singapore, Hong Seh Motors takes great pride in being awarded the franchise and invites suitably -^Mm, qualified persons to fill
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      1371 54 APPOINTMENTS invitai application* from suitably qualified Singapore citizens/permanent resident! of Singapore and other ASEAN citizens to fill the following posts: (I) PRINCIPAL LECTURER (II) SENIOR LECTURER (III) LECTURER in the Departments of MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING. SHIPBUILDING REPAIR TECHNOLOGY, BUILDING. BUSINESS STUDIES. MATHEMATICS SCIENCE UNIT AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE UNIT.
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      676 54 Applications are invited lor appointment to the toMowing posts: (A) TECHNICIAN in the Department of Mathematics (B) CLERICAL OFFICER (GRADE IV) QUALIfICATIONS POST (A) (i) 3 G.C.E. '0' level passes in Mathematics and Technical or Science subiects or the School Certificates with 3 credits in Mathematics and Technical or Science
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      780 54 I i HDB I invites applications from Smgopore Citizens/ I Permanent Residents for the post of:--1 "TRAINEE LIFT MECHANICS" 1 Th« Organisation There ore now over 5000 lifts of U different makes managed by the Board, the owner of the largest number of lifts in Singapore For the next 5
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      538 55 APPOINTMENTS Due to expansion large, multi-national organisation invites applications for the following posts: 1. SENIOR ELECTRICAL ESTIMATOR/ ELECTRICAL ESTIMATOR 2. AIRCONDITIONING ESTIMATOR Candidates for positions 1 and 2 should have at least 3 years relevant experience in estimating works and shall possess VITB Certificate or Polytechnic Diploma. However, tnose without
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      694 55 I ETHYLENE GLYCOLS M ?J (SINGAPORE) PRIVATE LIMITED J J| ETHYLENE GLYCOLS (SINGAPORE) PRIVATE LIMITED. H M the fifth Petrochemical Company on Pulau Ayer Merbau I "Iffi is looking for suitably qualified candidates to operate I fj|p efficiently and maintain effectively the production of nitrogen. H *»I Our Air Separation
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      877 55 I \\y^terfx)ase associates jxc ltd m Management Consultants inawide.angeof W services including: executive recruitment, organisation and corporate planning, financial management, manufacturing, production and project management systems and procedures, market surveys, data processing and computerisation, job evaluation, 2 salary surveys and compensation structuring, as well as management training and' §v development.
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      485 56 APPOINTMENTS A well established shipyard in Jurong invites applications for the posts of Accounts Clerks Cost Clerks General Clerks Personnel Clerk Confidential Telex Operator Receptionist/ Telephone Operator Applicants must possess at least GCE 0' level certificate and should preferably have Ito 2 years' re levant experience. Ability to type 35wpm
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      413 56 LEADERS IN AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES REPAIR AND OVERHAUL FACILITY MECHANICAL ENGINEER Applicants are invited for the abovementioned new position. 'Degree/Diploma in Mechanical Engineering 'Minimum 3 years experience in development of repair schemes 'Successful candidate will be sent overseas for specialised training after initial orientation in Singapore Applicants should submit full personal
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      535 57 APPOINTMENTS ii i I Eastern Wire I Manufacturing Company (Pte) Ltd I (A member of the National iron Croup) we are a local manufacturer of welded steel mesh for the reinforcement of concrete and other steel wire products for the construction Industry. Owing to our expansion we have vacancies for
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      599 57 (TIPS B MICRO PERIPHERALS SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD^ it We are a computer peripherals company, leading in the manufacturing of floppy disk drives and related products. Our rapid growth has created the following challenging and rewarding positions for computer-peripheral oriented aspirants who wish to' make a long-term career with our fast
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      386 59 Restocking SALE V Buy now! At our unbeatable prices. n^ CASH AND CARRY W "\^|tt^^ l L I t Director's chair -^MmmWw^^m m mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm in 3 colours m nW n^^^^^n^Ej£a^_fl Library steps' Vy"""^ 9 ILvC P^^^^ plant stand -^ff^ KH M J 5149 BsW^ Ks^s^sw ■m^Lmr^m\m\^mm^^^\ TeleDhone $59 I II
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      847 59 TODAY: per child below 12. FREE FILM SHOW ti itiiin n ahrfh ofri BEAUTY WORKSHOP "Conspicuous Figures". Ailv ftPMilr >.»»' Organised by Ang Mo Kio Organised by Kreta Ayer MONY toanlsed bv WesJ D RC. At R? Centre of Zones A and fc RC. At Kreta C^Zo^Sca! MS f* J*;
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      86 60 I The Sunday Times %C-=L©' ESVaAv^A-i B cooiiny 1/ y»ryi4 d-^'i Jk. 9k^v3mH We all need it T V cruyH but nobody I* through j S SdVinQ j d lldi-t; Vj EflS i J||_ B B^ Vi J JgL i 4 1 uAdUlli Vvlly E M WW P PETER BARNARD
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