The Straits Times, 27 August 1982

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    15 1 The Straits Times. I Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Lock icon Clashes heighten new Lebanon tensions
    249 1 Clashes heighten new Lebanon tensions BEIRUT, Thurs, TENSION is mounting in northern Lebanon where fierce clashes have broken out following increased opposition among both the Christian and Muslim communities to the new President, Mr Beshir Gemayel. Concern was reflected in Lebanese newspapers yesterday, which gave front-page coverage to a warning
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    Lock icon Shooting in Kashmir
    66 1 NEW DELHI, Thurs Pakistani troops in disputed Kashmir opened "unprovoked" firing from across the line of actual control in the Poonch sector today, the Press Trust of India (PTI) reported. The agency said the fire was returned by Indian soldiers as a precautionary measure. Without giving details,
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    Lock icon In darkness
    38 1 JAKARTA, Thurs. The west Java city of Bandung was in near total darkness this morning following a new eruption from the Galunggung volcano some 120 km to the south-east, the evening newspaper Sinar Harapan reported. AFP.
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    Lock icon Textbooks turnaround
    339 1 Japan pledges to ensure that next set issued in 1985 will be more accurate TOKYO, Thursday JAPAN today moved to defuse a foreign policy crisis by announcing that it would amend revised school textbooks which had been attacked by China and South Korea for distorting history. Prime Minister
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    Long-time political detainee set free
    2088 1  -  AHMAD OSMAN BY DR POH AGREES TO FIVE CONDITIONS THE government yesterday released Dr Poh Soo Kai and gave the long-time political detainee his second chance to stay out of prison. The 50-year-old medical practitioner who was involved in communist activities got his freedom after
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    Lock icon Motorcycle ban
    68 1 TOKYO, Thurs. To stem the Japanese teenagers' soaring death toll from traffic accidents, the national PTA Federation has decided to ban school pupils from riding motorcycles. The high school students will also be prohibited from obtaining motorcycle permits. Exceptions may be granted when the parents of a student
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    Lock icon Missile sale
    26 1 BANGKOK. Thurs The United States has agreed to sell its Harpoon anti-ship missile to Thailand. Thai navy commander Admiral Somboon Chuapibul said today. AFP.
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    Lock icon Nixon for Tokyo
    54 1 TOKYO, Thurs. Former US President Richard Nixon will arrive here on Wednesday (or a four day visit on his way to China, Japanese Foreign Ministry sources said today. China invited Mr Nixon to Beijing to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Shanghai Communique he signed as President
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    Sats steps into new ventures
    267 1  - Sats steps into new ventures JUDITH HALE By SINGAPORE Airport Terminal Services (Sats) is to set up joint venture airline catering companies in Honolulu, San Francisco and Los Angeles. It also wants to provide catering to institutions here like hospitals and the army and is considering setting up a subsidiary
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    Lock icon Cod liver oil as fuel
    143 1 OIL producers beware, the North Atlantic has come up with a serious competitor on the oil market. Iceland has an abundance of cod and the resulting cod liver oil, which is non-polluting, is finding its way into the country's vehicles. For the last two years,
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    The troubled giant...
    160 1 OUR Jobs and future hinge upon how the American economy performs, as Mr Lee Kuan Yew observed in his National Day Rally address. Tomorrow, The Straits Times begins an important five-part series on how the United States stumbled into the worst crisis since the Great Depression, and
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    Lock icon Chinese in Russia
    82 1 BEIJING. Thurs. A Chinese fisheries delegation is visiting the Soviet Union in what is seen as another indication that China may be improving economic and technological ties with Moscow. The Ministry of Agriculture confirmed today that fisheries experts had left for Moscow but gave no further details.
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    'Let workers take part of CPF at 50'
    650 1 'Let workers take part of CPF at 50' TOO MUCH SAVINGS, PROF LIM SAYS NATIONAL Wages Council chairman Professor Lim Chong Yah wants the government to consider allowing workers to withdraw part of their Central Provident Fund savings at the age of 50, if they want to. This is because
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    Lock icon Faye's fury
    27 1 MANILA, Tliurs. Typhoon Faye swirled out of the Philippines today after a devastating sweep that left 24 people dead and more than 18.000 homeless. UPI.
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    ITALIAN BANK GOES BUST
    55 1 MILAN, Than. A civil court declared the scaadal-plagaed Banco AmbrosUao bankrupt taday la a move taat eaaM have far-reaching eaafleaamMsea far the Vatican. The VaUcaa is known ta have awaed at least 1.5 per cent of AmbratUno'i* stack, bat Investigator* have said ike church's awaerthlp ■hare
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      33 1 52 pages today SUMMARY I WORLD NKWS 3,4,1.8 CAUSEWAY 11 EDITORIAL II LETTERS 11 BACKGROUND 18 TIMES BUSINESS lt-a CLASSIFIEDS 23-35 SPORTS SMI OUTLOOK 2,3 CINEMA 8 COMICS 14, U RADIO TV 18
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      526 2 Grassroot talents NTUC is tapping talents among its affiliates to serve in its secretariat. It has appointed an AirTransport Executive Staff Union official, Mr Peter Fong weng Sun, to the newly-created post of skills development secretary and Miss Shirley Choo Swee Eng as women's programme secretary. Mr Fong, 29,
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      529 2 Rising above the jams PHILIPPINES is going to solve the traffic mess in Manila by travelling above it. A Light Rail Transit system is to be Duilt. The first few hundred concrete columns for the system are going up and the J549-million network will be ready Dy
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      SECTION 2
      337 2 Fiddler's dream SSO conductor Choo Hoey's discovery, 16-year-old Slow Lee Chin, dreams of becoming the first Singaporean violinist and only the second Singaporean ever to study at the world-famous Juilliard School of Music in New York. And why not? In an unprecedented move that speaks volumes for her
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      COMMENT
      345 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: TIME and adverse political developments in Indochina have changed the attitudes of Singaporeans towards national service. The positive shift of parents' attitudes Is an indication that Singaporeans have realised the need to preserve what they have achieved. However, credit should also be given to the
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      274 2 RECESSION IS TIME FOR TRIMMING STANFORD University business professor Steven Wheelwright yesterday advised Singapore manufacturers to use the current recession to do a bit of "cleaning-up" and to cut back on extra fat. Economic slowdown allows manufacturers to apply remedies and to clean up sloppy situations and techniques,
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      BACKGROUND
      44 2 OIL, HUNT PICKS UP THE foot-dragging days are over. The Chinese communists and freewheeling capitalists are joining hands in an all-out effort to search for offshore oil. China's new guidelines have been rated as the best ever, but some problems remain. Page 18
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      SPORTS
      246 2 Jumble sale... SELECTING the athletes for next month's Brisbane Commonwealth Games and the New Delhi Asian Games in November will be like a jumble sale, says PETER SIOW. This is because the Singapore National Olympic Council, which will select them today, will have to go through heaps of items
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      SECTION 3 (Spore edition)
      181 2 Small but great man LI LJENFUNCS remembers her uncle H.Y. as a small, soft-spoken man. Although he never rose to any kind of prominence, he had his moments of greatness. Born to a family of poor farmers in Henan, H.Y. realised the family land was a
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      245 2 Thai Reds in CPM THE increasing number of Thais replacing ageing Malaysians in the banned Communist Party of Malaya is worrying Malaysia, Deputy Prime Minister Musa Hitam said, because this could be a security threat to Malaysia as well as Thailand. Datuk Musa, who is also Home
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Manila rises above its traffic problems
      449 3 MANILA, Thursday THE Philippine government has decided to solve the agonising traffic mess in Manila by travelling above it. The first few hundred concrete columns of the Light Rail Transit (LRT) system are going up, and by mid-1984 millions of commuters would be travelling
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      Lock icon Royal visit
      27 3 STOCKHOLM, Thurs. Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh will visit Sweden on May 25-28 next year, the Swedish Foreign Ministry announced yesterday -UPI.
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      Lock icon Scandal probe reporter shot
      93 3 Scandal probe reporter shot BANGKOK, Thurs. A reporter who had written a series on police corruption was gunned down as he returned to his home at 2 a.m. yesterday with his girlfriend, police in Chanthaburi, about 300 km east of here, said today. The woman was also shot dead. Mr
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      Lock icon Fraser survives 2 censure motions over tax scandal
      470 3 CANBERRA, Thurs. Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser has survived two censure motions in Parliament over the government's handling of a massive tax-evasion scandal, but there were hints he could face new damaging disclosures. Despite previous speculation that Mr Fraser might call early
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      Lock icon We're still friends, Marcos tells Viets
      395 3 PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos today said differences in foreign policy between the Philippines and Vietnam would not affect their basic friendship. "From my point of view, no development, adverse or otherwise, will change the attitude of friendship of the Philippines towards Vietnam and Prime Minister
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      Lock icon Students die
      32 3 DACCA, Thurs. Four students were killed and 60 injured yesterday when a college bus skidded off a road near Chittagong University, the official news agency BSS reported. Reuter. MANILA, Thursday
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      Free 'mad' man, court orders
      216 3 NEW DELHI, Than. The Supreme Court yes- I terday ordered the immediate release of a prisoner who had been Jailed for 1« years by I authorities who declared him a lunatic. A two-Judge panel said the prisoner, Sant i Bir, Is sane aid his i
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      Lock icon terrorists received Palestinian aid'
      369 4 BONN, Thurs. THE West German government said yesterday that the terrorists responsible for attacks on United States property in West Germany received guerilla warfare training in camps run by Palestinians in Lebanon. > An Interior Ministry spokesman also said the number of attacks by right-wing extremists
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        Lock icon Mitterrand for Egypt
        76 4 FRENCH President Francois Mitterrand will visit Egypt in November for talks with its leaHe»s, Egypt's Deput, Foreign Minister Boutfos Boutros Ghali said m Cairo yesterday. Dr Ghali, speaking to reporters on nis return from Paris where he had talks with French External Relations Minister Claude Cheysson and
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        Lock icon Killing continues
        58 4 THE fighting in Beirut may have ended but the killing still continues. On Wednesday, four Lebanese villagers were killed when their car struck a mine near the southern Lebanese village of Jouaiya, Israeli sources said in Tel Aviv yesterday. On Tuesday, an Israeli soldier was killed by sniper
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        Lock icon PLO plan for exiled leaders
        74 4 THE Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) is considering setting up a government-in-exile once its forces are out of Beirut, a senior PLO official said in London on Wednesday. Mr Khaled Al-Hassan, a central committee member of Mr Yasser Arafat's Fatah movement, said the idea of setting
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      FURORE IN ROME OVER LATE ITALIAN FORCE
      142 4 ROME, Than. News that Italian soldiers towing the International batter force In Lebanon arrived late after their two transport ships broke down on the high seas has been received In Italy with strong criticism of the governent. The leftist dally, RepabbUcs, said In
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      Lock icon PLO will in harm Camp David hopes:Shamir
      312 4 PLO will in harm Camp David hopes:Shamir WASHINGTON, Thurs. Israeli Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir said today if the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) were involved in any way with the Camp David peace process the chances of an agreement would be destroyed. "Now is the time to resume the autonomy negotiations
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      Lebanese groups get weapons left behind
      294 4 Lebanese groups get weapons left behind BEIRUT, Thursday THE notorious museum crossing between east and west Beirut, a battlefront only days ago, has become an open-air stage for the proud new owners of second-hand weapons. Under the US-negotiat-ed evacuation agreement, Palestinian guerillas are not allowed to take heavy weapons with
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      Lock icon -ARAFAT'S EXIT DATE IS BEST-KEPT SECRET BEIRUT, Thurs
      136 4 -ARAFAT'S EXIT DATE IS BEST-KEPT SECRET BEIRUT, Thurs THE best-kept secret in the Palestine Liberation Organisation is when PLO leader Yasser Arafat will leave Beirut. PLO officials refused to comment on the timing and manner of the departure of Mr Arafat. Most observers expect Mr Arafat, the PLO's leader since
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Police ultimatum
        60 4 NEW DELHI policemen have threatened to agitate if the government fails to consider their grievances about working conditions, the Indian Express reported yesterday. The threat comes on the heels of violent disturbances by rebelling police constables in Bombay last week and the arrest of 389 policemen for alleged
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        Lock icon UAE consul shot at
        63 4 THE CONSUL-GENERAL of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in Bombay escaped injury yesterday when a man fired shots at him, the official Emirates News Agency reported in Abu Dhabi. It quoted the UAE Foreign Ministry as saying that the consul, Mr Ibrahim Jawad, had just driven
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        Lock icon China snubs Viet call
        49 4 CHINA HAS rejected a Vietnamese proposal to halt hostilities along their border during both nations' upcoming national days, the official Xinhua news agency said yesterday. Xinhua said the Chinese Foreign Ministry replied on Wednesday to the ceasefire offer made on Aug 14 by Hanoi. UPI.
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        Lock icon Tighter security
        67 4 SECURITY MEASURES for President Babrak Karmal have been tightened in Kabul as a result of developments in Afghanistan, Afghan resistance sources in Peshawar said on Wednes^.y. The sources said the strengthening of security measures was necessitated by Mr Karmal's decision to take over direct control of the armed
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        Lock icon Floods wreak havoc
        64 4 HEAVY FLOODS in north-eastern and western Thailand this week burst dams and devastated thousands of hectares of farmland, provincial authorities said yesterday. In Nong Khai Province, nearly 6,070 hectares had been inundated. In the west, provincial officials in Kanchanaburi Province said the Kwae Noi River had burst
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        Lock icon Call for DMZ
        48 4 INDIAN PRIME Minister Indira Gandhi, on a two-day state visit to Mozambique, yesterday joined President Samora Machel in calling for a dimilitarised zone in the Indian Ocean. The two leaders urged East and West bloc powers to remove all military bases in the region. AP.
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      Lock icon Loyal lasses right up to the last
      46 4 PALESTINIAN women fighters displaying a picture of their leader Yasser Arafat near the Beirut stadium on Wednesday. The women were waiting for trucks to take them to Beirut port for sailing to the Syrian port of Latakya. AP picture.
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        Lock icon Daughter knows best
        93 6 FUTURE Farmers of America (FFA) often get a kick over how city folks perceive life on the farm. r 'Two years ago we told a little girl about a dairy calf, and how eventually it would give milk," recalled Mr Ken Casebere, an FFA officer in Indianapolis
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        Lock icon Whale of a time
        77 6 THE languid summer has taken its toll on one of Vancouver's most popular tourist attractions Hyak the killer whale who simply refuses to go on stage. Medical tests show the mammal has no excuse for calling in sick, so trainer Klaus Michaelis thinks it is simply
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        Lock icon Dog gets kiss of life
        50 6 ZAK is a lucky dog. He has a master willing to give him mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and save his life. Owner Stu Andrews saved his four- year-old German Shepherd after the dog was nit by a car while playing frisbee in Bellevue, Washington, on Tuesday. UPI.
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      Lock icon Soccer scandal threatens to spread
      256 6 PARIS, Than. The illicit cash payments crisis which has staggered leading football club St Ktlenne Ls threatening to spill over Into French politics. France's most famous team has had Its hack against the wall for several days now since former chairman Roger Roeher disclosed that
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      Top civil servants held in graft probe
      581 6 Top civil servants held in graft probe PARIS, Thursday FRENCH police investigating a network of phantom companies have arrested some highly-placed civil servants much to the embarrassment of Interior Minister Gaston Deferre and the delight of his right-wing opponents. What worries Mr Deferre is that the financial scandal has shaken
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      Lock icon 'Blood may flow' warning'
      208 6 'Blood may flow' warning' WARSAW, Thursday POLISH Interior Minister Czeslaw Kiszczak warned last night that any demonstrations next week against martial law could end in bloodshed. Authorities here have affirmed that opposition groups were preparing for "an open struggle against the forces of order" on Aug 31 and have already
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      Lock icon 2 Polish hijackers land in Munich
      119 6 2 Polish hijackers land in Munich MUNICH. Thurs. Two Polish hijackers using a dummy bomb made of candles and electric cable forced a Polish airliner with 71 other people aboard to land here W night, police aid today. The two men, aged 25 and 27, sought asylum after forcing the
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      Lock icon Schmidt govt denies split
      179 6 BONN, Thurs. The West German government, amid press speculation about a cabinet crisis, yesterday denied any split in the coalition over next year's budget. National newspapers this week suggested that differences between Finance Minister Manfred Lahnstein of the Social Democrats and Economics Minister Otto Lambsdorff of
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      Life in space not too far away
      117 6 MOSCOW, Than. The weeami woman U travel through space, Miss Svetlaaa Savttekaya, predicted yesterday that families will eae day be able U Uve and w«rk orbiting space platforms. Miss Bavitskaya, S4, told a televised aews conlcrenc* from aboard the SalynM space station that
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      282 6 I SHALL be savage. I shall do everything in my power, whatever the consequences and whoever is involved, to see that the guilty are discovered and brought to justice. French Interior Minister Gaston Defferre, vowing that he will do all he can within his means to track down those involved
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      Lock icon Pentagon seeks gas bomb factory
      451 8 WASHINGTON, Thursday THE Defence Department is asking contractors to design a factory capable of making at least 45,400 kg a month of chemicals to fill Big Eye nerve gas bombs, even though Congress last week agreed to eliminate authorisation for production of nerve gas weapons.
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      Lock icon US crime growth stabilising -says A-G
      148 8 US crime growth stabilising -says A-G- WASHINGTON, Thurs. Violent crime in the United States rose 1 per cent last year and the number of reported serious crimes was about the same as in 1960, Attorney-General William French Smith reports in an annual report on crime. He says statistics show crime
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      Lock icon Moscow's terms for arms concessions
      348 8 BONN, Thurs. Moscow may make arms control concessions if Nato and the United States agree not to go ahead with the planned deployment of medium range missiles in West Germany before the end of 1983 That was the main result of the first round of
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      Lock icon Veterans' plea
      47 8 CHICAGO, Thurs. The American Legion, the Largest veterans' group in the United States, yesterday called for an independent study into the impact of Agent Orange on Vietnam veterans and asked the government to help veterans who claimed they were injured by the chemical defoliant. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Fireball was asteroid say experts
      207 8 Fireball was asteroid say experts NEW YORK, Thurs. Astronomers said yesterday that a brilliant fireball seen on Tuesday night from Massachusetts to Maryland was probably a disintegrating asteroid that came up to the Earth and plunged into the atmosphere. 4 When the death penalty was Im force, the effects were
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      Lock icon Cheysson well
      35 8 PARIS, Thurs French Foreign Minister Claude Che/sson has undergone minor surgery, it was announced yesterday. The Foreign Ministry, which would not specify the nature of the operation, said everything had gone well. AFP.
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      Lock icon Wedding guests jailed for brawl
      217 8 PITTSBURGH, Thurs. The best man, the matron of honour and eight others arrested after a brawl at a wedding reception were given light sentences but warned that one more infraction and their honeymoon with the law would be over. "Most of you are substantially good
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      Lock icon OUT-OF-COURT DEAL IN TAMPON SUIT
      170 8 DENVER, Ulan. Aa out-of-court settlement has been reached here against the Procter and Gamble company la a case Involving Rely tampons aad the sometimes fatal toxic shock syndrome. A lawyer for Deletha Dawn Lampshire, 18, said the agreement prohibited revealing the exact amout of the
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    Lock icon NTUC goes to grassroots for secretariat pool
    169 9 THE National Trades Union Congress is tapping the talent of its affiliates to inject new blood into its secretariat. One such move is the appointment of Air-Transport Executive Staff Union official, Mr Peter Fong Weng Sun, to the important post of secretary for
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    Two more banks move out ofUIC Building
    203 9  - Two more banks move out ofUIC Building GERRY DE BILVA By ANOTHER two international banks have left UIC Building in Shenton Way, and a well-known restaurant may move out if talks on a new lease agreement fails. The two are offshore banks Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co and Chemical Bank. Southron
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    Woman paid $10,000 for magic' —stone—
    140 9 Woman paid $10,000 for magic' stone— A 55-YEAR-OLD housewife was swindled of $10,000 by a man who duped her into paying the money for a "magic" stone which he claimed could cure her of cancer. The housewife, identified only as Madam Loi, was approached by the man at her home
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    Renumbering of HDB flats almost over
    518 9 THE Housing Board expects to complete the renumbering of some 380.000 flats in mid-Octo-ber m months ahead of schedule. "We originally expected to finish the exercise by the end of the year, but now we are optimistic we can finish the job earlier," a
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    New signals
    40 9 THE junction of Corporation Road and Jurong West Avenue 1 will light up with newly installed traffic signals as from 10 a.m., Friday morning Traffic Police will be on hand for the first few days to help motorists.
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    Johnny Walker joke brings cheer to Fukuda
    270 9  - Johnny Walker joke brings cheer to Fukuda GERRY DE SILVA By FORMER Japanese Prime Minister, Mr Takeo Fukuda, (far right) giving a hearty laugh after Tokyo's envoy to Singapore, Mr T. Nakaiima, caught on to his Johnny Walker joke yesterday. Mr Fan Kai Chan, deputy general manager of the Urban
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    Pork dearer because of fall in supplies
    288 9 PORK prices increased by 40 cents a kilo this week because of a slight fall in the number of pigs leaving the farms recently. The new retail prices at the markets are: Lean meat and spare ribs $8.40 a kg, belly and leg
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    Two hurt in crane mishap
    47 9 TWO workers were injured on Monday night when part of a giant crane snapped and collapsed at a construction site in Claymore Hill, behind the American Club. Police identified the workers as Mr Yahya Abdullah, 29, and Mr Goh Eng Chew, 21.
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    Trader loses $76,000 in less than a month
    121 9 Trader loses $76,000 in less than a month IN LESS than a month, a businessman trading in gold lost $76,642. Yesterday, Mr Winston Tham Chow Tuck, alias Winston CT Tham, agreed to pay this sum to Trivest Bullion Enterprises Pte Ltd with which he had traded in gold between Dec
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    PHOTOGRAPHIC TREAT FOR DANCE FEST FANS
    166 9 A SPECIAL treat to bring back memories of Singapore's first Festival of Dance will be ready next month for tke m participants and tke thousands wko packed tke kails In March. They will be able to see more than M pictares of tke SI
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    Trade Bill
    24 9 THE Minister of Trade and Industry. Dr Tony Tan. will introduce the Trade Development Board Bill when Parliament sits on Aug 31.
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    The Dutch experience we can do without
    1039 10 The Dutch experience we can do without ALMOST all of Western Europe and the United States are now grappling with problems stemming from their social security systems. Most of the problems stem from the fact that an increasingly greater portion of their national in- come is being used to finance
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    Govt still has a role in NWC
    559 11  - Govt still has a role in NWC IVAN LIM By Our Labour Correspondent NATIONAL- Wages Council chairman. Prof Lim Chong Yah, has cautioned against the complete abdication of the government's role in NWC wage formulations. Prof Lim says if a government ministry should make its view known on a wage
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    High wage policy is 'answer to scarcity'
    385 11 PROFESSOR Lim Chong Yah has replied to comments that a wrong policy by the NWC led to the current labour shortage. In doing so, he reiterates that the answer to the scarcity pro Mew is to phase ont labourintensive Industries and institate a
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    Tokyu to set up store after all
    145 11  - Tokyu to set up store after all CONRAD RAJ By JAPAN'S Tokyu Department Store will go ahead with plans to set up a three-storey department store here. Mr N. Kumakiri, the parent firm's (Tokyu Corporation) managing director, said this at a luncheon to announce the company's $20 million convertible bond
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    Govt invests $310,000 in chilling plant
    290 11 Govt invests $310,000 in chilling plant THE government-owned Resources Development Corporation (RDC) is the first company here to invest $310,000 in a water chilling plant to supply concrete at low temperatures. Normal Supplies of concrete to building sites are at a temperature of about 35 degrees Celsius. But there are
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    Don't expect big jumps in future
    580 12  -  IVAN LIM SIA'S BOSS TELLS STAFF By Our Labour Correspondent SINGAPORE Airlines' workers have been told not to expect the pay increases they have been used to for some years. SLA deputy chairman, Mr Lim Chin Beng, yesterday said they "cannot expect salary increases
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    Airport workers lose out in productivity
    325 12  -  JUDITH HALE BY SINGAPORE Airport Terminal Services (Sats) workers are far less productive than their counterparts in Holland, West Germany, Japan and Taiwan. This conclusion was reached by a Sats team which visited Amsterdam's Schipol, Tokyo's Narita, Taipeh's Chiang Kai Shek and airports in
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    Cheaper way to guarantee foreign -worker
    244 12 Cheaper way to guarantee foreign -worker- INSTEAD of cash or a bank guarantee, employers have a cheaper and less restrictive way to guarantee foreign contract workers. They may use a security bond. From last year, registered insurance companies can act as guarantors for foreign workers by issuing such bonds which
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    Beauty quest
    56 12 THE hunt is on for the Asean Press Queen. Finals of the beauty --on- test, held as part of the 27th anniversary celebrations of the Malay Journalists Association, will take place at the Dynasty Hotel Ballroom on Friday. Altogether there are 15 finalists. Prizes for the main winners
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    New measures for safer roads soon?
    484 13 THE government is expected to introduce a list of wide-ranging measures soon to make the roads even safer. These measures include compulsory training on designated circuits for both motorists and motorcyclists as well as schemes to compel recalcitrant bad drivers and riders to mend
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    Getting to the root of the matter
    391 13  -  EVANGELINE GAMBOA By THE world's No.l wtiard of numbers Ogarad la little delwte yesterday when she dem*astrated her skills before schoolchildren. Mist Saakaatala Dcvi, who holds the Guineas B**k of Reo*nlB' title for malttplylag two lMlglt numbers In 28 aeceada, was playing her
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      It's murder
      61 13 A VERDICT of murder by person or persons unknown was recorded yesterday on the death of Mr Chua Kian Seng, 23, on March 15 last year two days after he was found lying in Tessensohn Road. Pathologist Dr Wee Keng Poh said Mr Chua's death was caused by
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      Youth stole $72 jeans
      72 13 A VOCATIONAL institute student was jailed for a day and fined $300 yesterday for stealing a pair of $72 jeans from Metro Departmental Store in Marine Parade on Aug 6. Zakaria bin Baharom, 17, was also fined another $500 for unlawfully having 0.19 grams of cannabis
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      Rape case dropped
      40 13 GOB KENG SENG, 36, was discharged by a magistrate yesterday after the prosecution withdrew a charge of rape. It was alleged that he raped a girl in a house in Kranji Road in September or October 1979.
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      Fined for gambling
      50 13 FOUR men were fined $100 each by a magistrate yesterday after they admitted gambling in a Clementi flat on Wednesday evening using mahjong tiles and chips as stakes. They were: Wong Ping Swee, 35, Tan Lye Whatt, 42, Lee Yong Pin, 26, and Tan Ah Ling, 55.
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    Shin Min sale gets okay at general meeting
    155 14 THE shareholders of Shin Mm Daily News, a Chinese newspaper, unanimously approved the sale of 45 per cent of equity to The Straits Times Press (1975) Ltd at an extraordinary general meeting yesterday. Shin Mm's deputy managing director, Mr Lock Chee Men,
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    Telecoms' hot hotline number
    203 14  -  MAY HO 103 gets a sizzling 20,000 calls a day By THERE are hotlines and hotlines, but very few, if any at all, are as hot and receive as many calls as number 103. It gets about 20,000 calls a day! If you call the number
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    Test Pilt who has his feet firmly on the ground
    204 14  - Test Pilt who has his feet firmly on the ground RONNIE WAI By YOUTHFUL-LOOKING Seiji Suwabe (above) is a "test pilot" with a large Japanese concern who has his feet planted firmly on the ground. 1 For the helicopters he pilots are radio-controlled and only his fingers do the work.
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    FIRE AT REFINERY PUT OUT BY QUICK ACTION
    127 14 FIRE AT REFINERY PUT OUT BY QUICK ACTION FIRE broke out at the Shell refinery on Pulau Bukom yesterday afternoon but it was promptly put out by the island's fire-fighting unit. The blaze, which started at about 2.45 p.m., broke out while loading process was being made at a tank
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    Dizzy moments at wine tasting -session
    253 14  - Dizzy moments at wine tasting -session- GILLIAN POW CHONG By WINE-TASTING ses-sion-s •ften have their high moments. In the ease of a few uJaltiatod Singapore hotel management staff, however, the •eeaam to«k them to dlnyhelgkte. It all happened at Cornell University In America, when they were asked to attend a
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      Lock icon Malaysia Day pardon for 1,000 prisoners
      185 15 Malaysia Day pardon for 1,000 prisoners KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday More than 1,000 prisoners most of them due to be released before the end of this year are to be granted amnesty in conjunction with the Malaysia Day celebrations on Tuesday. It is understood that state pardon boards have recommended more
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      Lock icon Move to outlaw 'infidel' insults
      131 15 KUALA TRENGGANU, Wed. A law prohibiting kafir-mengkafL (calling one another infidels) among Muslims may be introduced soon by the state governments, the Minister in the Prime Ministers Department, Datuk Haji Mohamed Nasir, said yesterday. This is not so much to penalise offenders as to prevent
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      Lock icon Police keep out barred Whip
      190 15 IPOH, Than. Police were called In to ore- vent state Opposition Whip Mohamed Fadzlan Vahava from re-enter- Ing the state assembly hall after he was suspended on Tuesday, the Star newspaper reported yesterday. The house had earlier adopted a motion suspending Mr Fadzlaa of the
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      Lock icon Jail and cane for two Australians who had heroin
      250 15 PENANG, Thurs. Two Australians one of whom was to have been married on Saturday have been jailed for three years and ordered to receive six strokes of the rotan each. Kenneth Darrull Connolly, 27, a fitter, and William Neil Turner, 31,
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      Lock icon Concern over Thai Reds joining CPM
      422 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday DEPUTY Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam expressed concern today over the growing number of Thai communists replacing ageing Malaysians in the Communist Party of Malaya. He said this could pose a security threat not only to Malaysk but also to Thailand.
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      Lock icon The golden sting
      49 15 IPOH, Thurs. A goldsmith and his wife are believed to have absconded with more than 1500,000 that 40 people had lent them. The couple raised the money by telling people they needed it to smuggle large amounts of gold into the country, sources said yesterday. NST.
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      Lock icon – Improve border security, says General
      111 15 Improve border security, says General KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Thai Interior Minister General sithi Chirarochana today called for farther I strengthening of security cooperation between Thailand and Malaysia to eliminate the communist threat along their border. Addressing the 27th Thai-Malaysia border committee meeting here today. General Slthl said that guerilla
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      'Attending prayers a day earlier' charge
      398 15  -  M.G.G. PILLAI By Our Kuala Lumpur Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Two men are to be charged on Saturday in the Syariah Court in Jasin, Malacca, for allegedly attending Hari Raya prayers a day earlier than officially decreed by the Yang Dipertuan Agung. Harun Maakip
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      Lock icon No little green men, say police
      98 15 No little green men, say police SARIKEI (Sarawak), Thurs. Police have quashed rumours of "little green men" near a spacecraft in a plantation 20 km from here. The rumours started after people said they had seen a fireball in the sky last week. Police said the fireball was a police
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    The Straits times says
    508 16 A positive shift in attitude IT is good to know that the public's attitude towards national service has changed for the better since NS was introduced in 1967. In our infant years as an independent nation there was much uncertainty over the dangers involved and the
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    Indian press up in arms over Bill
    574 16  -  A JIT BHATTACH AR JE A By Writing (or The Straits Times NEW DELHI When the normally staid Times of India headlined Its first editorial on Tuesday "War an the press," It reflected the anger and caocern of the journalistic cammanity la India,
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    Why Anwar has to win
    1091 16 ANWAR IBRAHIM, the new star in the United Malays National Organisation, has found himself in a one-to-one fight for a top party post. By making a bid for the Umno youth leadership, he is taking a big risk. At stake is his image. Is he
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    Put a bakery and florist in the bank
    581 16 EVERY time an old building is torn down in this country, and a new building goes up in its place, the ground floor becomes a bank. The reason for this is that banks are the only ones who can afford the rent
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      Why must I lose the PARF benefit?
      272 17 Why must I lose the PARF benefit? THE Ministry of Communications has decided not to reconsider extending the 10-year age limit for PARF on private cars because 99.7 per cent of those scrapped or dere^istered were less than nine years old. I do not understand why I should lose my
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      Wants to study
      55 17 I AM writing on behalf of my brother who left school in 1966 when he was in Primary Five. He would like to resume !is basic education now y attending evening classes but does not know Which school or institution in attend. I hope the relevant authority
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      Give them priority
      30 17 Give them priority THE Ministry of EducaQon should give priority in pre-primary and primary one registration to children of one-child families over children of two-child families. NG HONG Singapore 1315
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        Hospital flexible on visits by kin
        182 17 I REFER to the letter by '•Caring" regarding perifiission for relatives to take care of patients in the ward (ST, Aug 4). The hospital has two official visiting sessions daily 1 to 2 p.m. and 5 tp 7 p.m., during which two visitors per
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        Workmen reminded
        60 17 I REFER to the letter by "Motorist" (ST, Aug 19) about traffic obstruction by our ministry's carts at Tiong Bahru Road after Outram Road. Our workmen have been reminded wherever possible not to park their carts at the main road, especially along narrow slip roads and at road
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        Trees will mature to provide shade
        149 17 WE WOULD like to express our thanks to Tan Kiat Mm for his suggestion "Bring out the best shades of our streets" (ST, Aug 20) to line our roads with trees to provide continuous shade. Your writer may be glad to know that one
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      Jeya slapping own face to spite me
      861 17 RAJA REPLIES TO ACCUSATION MR J B Jeyaretnam accuses me of having "twisted" his great thoughts when recently I said that he had made "dissent" the Workers' Party battle-cry. (ST, Aug 24). If so then it is a clear case of Mr Jeyaretnam
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      Provide training to these school leavers
      196 17 THE Minister of State (Education), Dr Tay Eng Soon, has said that schoolleavers lack interest in skilled training offered by the Vocational and Industrial Training Board. (ST, Aug 21). I believe that the system may be partly to blame, with many school leavers who
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      Recognise services of these senior teachers
      176 17 Recognise services of these senior teachers IN the recent revision of salaries for teachers, it was very disappointing, frustrating and sad to see that the Ministry of Education did not recognise or appreciate the services of the "old guard" among the nongraduate teachers. These are the teachers who had stagnated
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        Visits worry them
        126 17 WHAT are the Housing Board people up to? One team of officers from the Ang Mo Kio area office has visited us six times in two months. We are wondering how many more times they'll come. Some of the officers were not aware that others had been
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        Restrict bands
        35 17 THE noise from wedding bands in the void decks on weekends can be quite unbearable. The Housing Board should restrict such "live" band performanct's to the area office function halls. TRAPPED Singapore 1544
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        Are they safe?
        50 17 WILL the Queensway area office tell me if all the lifts in the Tanglin Halt/Commonwealth Drive area have an automatic device to bring them to the ground floor during a blackout. If not, could the office consider installing such devices in the lifts? WILLIAM KOII Singapore 1314
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      Foot-dragging days are over for China
      1292 18 BEIJING Faced with growing economic and energy problems, China is opening its coastal waters for a massive, costly search for oil by foreign companies. Both the communists in Beijing and the freewheeling capitalist oil companies that will lead the search believe potential rewards outweigh
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      Oil search in Asia and Pacific hots up too
      295 18 JUST aa la China, •ther countries in Asia and the Pacifle are spending reeera* ameanta of maaey to find and produce oil because of a growing need for oil at home aad a desire to earn cash by exporting petroleum. Industry
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      402 18 The way to the Southeast Asian textile machinery market S Southeast Asia 2nd International Exhibition of Textile Garment Machinery and Fabrics Trade 10-14 April 1984 I World Trade Centre, Singapore Asiatex "81 was undoubtedly a great success for those bold enough to take display space; most of the exhibitors expressed
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        Interim result
        80 19 SOUTH-EAST Asia Development Corp has reported a 36.2 per cent increase in group pretax profits to M 55.085 million for the six months ended July 31, compared with M 53.73 million previously. Operating revenue rose to Ms6.B million from MJ4.3 million. Directors have declared an interim dividend of
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        PMC investments
        105 19 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has queried both Pan Malaysia Cement Works and 62 per cent owned subsidiary Pan Malaysia Rubber Industries on the sharp increases in their investment as reported in their respective 1982 annual reports. In the case of PMC, its investments swelled to M 597.16
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        Beneficial holdings
        83 19 UNITED Pulp and Paper has informed the Stock Exchange of Singapore that former director Tan Eng Sing has only beneficial holdings in 1,000 UPP shares. Of the 9,000 UPP shares at present registered in his name, 8,000 had previously been sold were but not registered by the purchaser.
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        National Iron profits
        95 19 NATIONAL Iron and Steel Mills has achieved a 77.9 per cent increase in operating profits to $24.42 million for the first half ended June 30, 1382. Group profits before tax rose 63.8 per cent to $26.95 million and profits after tax and minority interest increased 61.4 per
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        Lock icon Bousteadco venture
        77 19 AUCKLAND, Thurs. Bousteadco Singapore Ltd is to become an equal partner in a new jointventure company, Boustead International (NZ) Ltd, with Spedding Consolidated, Spedding deputy chairman, Mr P. H. Wise said. The move follows the purchase by Spedding for an undisclosed cash sum of 50 per cent of
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        Lock icon Suspension plan
        97 19 TOKYO, Thurs. Nippon Steel Corp said it plans to suspend the operation of two small and superannuated blast furnaces from October to cope with falling steel demand both at home and abroad. Nippon Steel, Japan's biggest steel manufacturer, has 25 blast furnaces, of which 10 are at present
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        Lock icon German inflation
        64 19 FRANKFURT, Thurs. The West German annual inflation rate is likely to be below 5 per cent at the end of this year, Bundesbank president Karl Otto Poehl said. Inflation in the 12 months to July was 5.6 per cent. Mr Poehl described the federal government's forecast of 3
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        Lock icon Car output down
        64 19 TOKYO, Thurs. Japanese car production in July declined 6.1 per cent from a year earlier to 973,169 units, the Japan Automobile Manufacturers' Association (Jama) announced today. It was the fourth consecutive year-to-year decline. Of the total, passenger cars accounted for 627,768, down 0.6 per cent, trucks 338,905,
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        Lock icon Contract revision
        37 19 TOKYO, Thurs. Fanuc Ltd of Japan said today it has reached agreement with Siemens AG of West Germany to revise their sales contract allegedly violating the antitrust clause of the European Economic Community treaty. AFP
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      Tan to abstain from voting
      183 19 Tan to abstain from voting MR TAN Eng Sing, chairman of Asean Resources and a director of Eastern Lagoon Pte Ltd the two companies which are selling properties to United Pulp and Paper will abstain from voting at the latter's forthcoming extraordinary general meeting. This is because as a former
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      Lock icon US and Swiss officials to hold insider trading talks
      123 19 US and Swiss officials to hold insider trading talks WASHINGTON, Thurs. United States and Swiss officials will hold talks next week aimed at resolving a number of issues involving so-called insider trading on American stock markets. The US has been angered in the past because Swiss banks have bought major
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      Financiers dominate Chicago Business Club
      293 19 BANKERS and finance managers dominate the first executive committee of the Chicago Business School Club in Singapore the first of its kind in Asia. Six members of the 10--man committee, including two expatriates, are bankers and senior financial executives of companies. The president is Mr
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      Current recession time for trimming
      399 19 STANFORD University business professor Steven Wheelwright yesterday advised Singapore manufacturers to use the current recession to do a bit of "cleaning-up" and to cut back on extra fat. Economic slowdown, he said, allows manufacturers to apply remedies and to clean up sloppy situations and techniques
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      Norsechem sells stake in Dyno Industries
      296 19 NORSECHEM (M) Bhd has sold its investment of 200,000 shares in Dyno Industries (S) Pte Ltd for a total of $840,000 or $420 per share. The two purchasers of the shares were the Development Bank of Singapore (which bought 70,000 shares for $294,000) and
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      Defence takes lion share of Philippine budget
      215 19 MANILA, Wed. The Philippines National Assembly has approved on second reading the 1983 budget of 65 billion pesos (551.64 billion), with the Defence Ministry taking the lion's share of 13.5 per cent. The Defence Ministry was appropriated 8.8 billion pesos. The money will
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      259 19 NEW YORK, Thurs. The prospect of another big takeover battle loomed over Wall Street yesterday, as Bendix Corporation, the diversified engineering and aerospace group, announced an unsolicited offer for Martin Marietta. The offer values Martin Marietta, which has major interests in the aerospace
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      109 19 Meeting on EEC textile stance NEW DELHI, Thurs. Third World textile exporting countries are to meet in Geneva on Aug 30 to draw up their strategy to deal with the attitude of the European Economic Community to negotiations on bilateral agreements under the framework of the new MultiFibre Arrangement. Discussions
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      T&C delays buying Meridien shops
      222 19 T&C delays buying Meridien shops TOWN and City Properties' proposed acquisition of 43 shop units in Meridien Shopping Centre has been delayed. This Ls because a further valuation of the shop units is to be carried out by Messrs Collier, Goh and Tan, chartered valuation surveyor. The decision, made by
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      Market Highlights
      215 19 SINGAPORE: Prices clawed narrowly mixed with prices fluctuating uncertainly throughout yesterday an boats of profit-taking and baying support lit selective moderate trading. Pan Malaysian Cement rose 2 cents to $3.32, Hong Leon* Finance 5 cents to $6.75 and Singapore Finance 4 rents to $4.24. On the decline are
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      65 19 BaostaadßM +7 C*C CCM CiMStmp DuWplad Em* PAN centimeOaluea* Gatfcrle Bhd Haw P»r -1 laehcape Bhd 1 MTC 4 NBT +11 Nat Iron 10 PMC +2 Pu Dee -5 Perth Plaat 2 Prim -2 R«M— »i Botkaaas SrmhSJUp 1 Slme Darby 1 8 Steamship 1 sTradln*
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      243 19 HONGKONG: Prices closed mixed In mostly quiet trading with late afternoon business centred on property' shares following disappointing results from a local joint-venture property company. The Hang Seng Index closed CM points lower at 1,M5.92. TOKYO: Prices gained further ground, with sentiment enlivened by the
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      29 19 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Plantations Mining Deb/Loans Up 37 7 5 4 4 2 Down 36 6 3 4 2 1 nnch 21 3 2 2 2 2
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      139 19 Most Active U O L 451,000 Faber Merlin 332,000 Promet 235,000 Gentlng 212,000 Supreme Corp 185,000 Total turnover: 5.43m Total value: $13 62m Indices Aug 25 Aur 26 BT Indira t*: *****4 *****4 ST Industrials: 611.62 610.87 ST Finance: 1498.77 1499.59 ST Hotels: 978.53 981.11 ST Properties:
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    Singapore closing prices
    2359 20 INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Net IMI i.».i niv i"E Vol Day's High Low Company Sale -for- COOOI High Low 350 247 Acma 255 -5 21.7 24.7 9 255 2SO Alcom 115 3.7 95.8 233 132 Allied Choc ISO 7.0 115 308 210 BAT 242 2 77.3 136 1 242
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    Steady close in KL
    358 20 A LATE surge of interest, in a day of highly erratic trading, took share prices marginally ahead on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. After a fairly steady start around overnight levels, prices gradually softened towards the lunch break. The easier note prevailed until the last
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    31 20 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins rubbers Crabbers Deb/Loans Up 28 2 1 4 2 9 4 Down 35 4 2 1 3 5 onch 19 1 1
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    1515 20 Kuala Lumpur BID and oiler price* officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yes ttrday, with the number at shares traded shown In brackets la lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS aaaa(l)OS) Aleaai (1.118 1 .US) 1.13 (15) AMD (2.108) Baa (0.908
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      Hongkong
      375 20 PRICES closed mixed in mostly quiet trading yesterday, with late afternoon business centred on property shares following disappointing results from a local joint-venture property company, brokers said. International City announced first half net profit of HK$B6.3 million, which compares with a prospectus forecast in May. 1981, of $500 million
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      Sydney
      339 20 THE declining possibility of a Federal Election and a rise in the Hongkong spot gold price underpinned firmness in resource stocks in the stock market yesterday, brokers said. The All-Ordinaries index closed 2.9 points up at 475.7 but trading was thin. Closing middle prices of selected stocks were: CoU«CJ»Co
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      Manila
      134 20 THE Manila stock market yesterday closed lower across the board on increased turnover of 2.45 million pesos against 2.22 million on Wednesday. The commercial, industrial index fell 0 05 to 87.43. with the mining index down 5.71 to 962.18 and the oils marker 0.045 to 2.134. PHM 00 Phil
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      354 21 SHARE prices gained further ground yesterday, with sentiment enlivened by the overnight advance on Wall Street and rising foreign purchases, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 26.78 to close at 7153.38 on a moderate volume of 380 million shares. The New index added 3.15 to 534.02 points. Marul
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      292 21 NEW YORK, Wed. Stock prices closed sharply higher and volume totalleu more than 100 million shares for the third straight day as rumours of an imminent cut in the discount rate swept the market. The Dow Jones industrial average was up only a few points most of the
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      612 21 STOCK prices closed firmer on balance yesterday, after a moderately active session, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was up 5.2 points at 573.6. Government bonds met renewed profit-taking earlier in the session but rallied towards the close in line with the New York bond market to
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      Selected indices
      50 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS tednesday 508.4 uesday 571.0 feck Ago 579.2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 884.80 reek Ago 829.43 H.K.H ANG SENG hursday 1006.82 Wednesday 1012.00 'eek Ago 1036.58 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS hursday 808.0 rednesday 808.4 reek Ago 808.4 ALL ORDINARIES hursday 475.7 Wednesday 472J reek Ago 485.1 'eek
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      167 21 AMSTERDAM. Wed. Share prices were mostly lower on the stock exchange this afternoon, mainly due to the lower <•• •on Wall Street last night. i. .s said. An additional reason was seen in the low demanJ from small investors at the moment. The general index fell 0.3 point to
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      Zurich
      278 21 ZURICH. Wed. Share prices closed firmer, but gains were limited due to some profit-tak-ing after yesterday's strong rises, dealers said. They noted the overnight decline on Wall Street had little impact on the market. Trading was less active than yesterday, with some investors still preferring to remain on the
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      Bangkok
      174 21 SHARE prices in Bangkok yesterday closed mixed with losses outnumbering gains in quiet trading which centered around financial shares. The Book Club index dropped 0.84 point to 103.68 on a turnover erf 58.8 million bant. Bangkok Bank fell six bant to 240, Thai Farmers Bank lost eight to 234
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    Unit trusts
    188 20 SINGAPORE UNIT TBDBT <MaatciW prleaa far Aac n> The Commerce 157 170 The Savings Fund 1.43 I.M Spore Prog Fund 1.17 1.2* Spore Sec. Fund I.M I.7Sxd Spore Invest Fund 0.93 O.M Spore Equity Fund I.U 1.17 ABU UNIT TBUBT (Miaitm' arises far Aac Mai Invest Fund 2.04
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    44 20 iuchai KBesi IBS I Keramat amuntinß I Credit ronoh I BT rienlal ractors CM ume (M) arks Int 500 660 800 540 240 268 600 237 330 304 320 458 122 105 30 25 20 20 2Q 10 10 •08 ~08 +07 BT
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    606 20 AFTER steady opening, shares succumbed to profltUklag In the afternoon. However, the selling cooled off towards the close, resulting In the Singapore stock market finishing on a mixed note. Trading yesterday was generally quiet. The Straits Times Industrial index, which was ap 2.21 points
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    BUSINESS DONE
    1136 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets la lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. AU Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board deals
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    Singapore
    581 20 B Raya (1.738 1.748) (5) 1.77 (1) 1.78 (27) 1.75 (22) 1.76 (9) 1.74 (9) 1.73 (5) 1.70 (2) 1.72 (16) 1.75 (13) 1.71 (17) 1.73(4) 1.72(9) 1.74 BSembawanf 3.605 1 3.58 Bolton (1.728 1.808) CityDev (1.858 1.868) (2) 1.90(5) 1.89(12) 1.88(28) 1.87(14) 1.85(31) 1.86 (8) 1.84 (18) 1.85
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      RUBBER
      635 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, with September RSS One buyers quoted at 179.00 cents per kilo, up 0.25 cent on Wednesday's close. Morning prices were marked down marginally on lower London advice*, but levels gained some ground towards the morning's close on some covering
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      90 21 NOON S >h and SMR phew yaaurday HAS S«pl.»b.r (< urr*al Mlhi Bajrara S»ll<r« SSR2O lllopdlMl 158 00 159 00N SSRSO U-uxipalln) ***** 1M.60N MBELB S^Ualxr SMRCV (IUafMUM) IM.OO IM.OON SMR I. (1 toa palkt) IW.OO 198 00N 88l lltocpdlM) in 50 189&0N SMRCP lltoipdlM) UNQ UNO
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      CLOSING PRICES
      33 21 Rubber: Aug 26 Singapore: Sept: 179.00 cents (up 0.25 cent) Malaysia: Sept: 198.50 cents (unchanged) Tin: M 529.52 per kilo (up 21 cents) Official offering: 1 25 tonne* (down 98 tonnes)
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      Produce prices
      137 21 CHINESE Pndaee Exekaage, HiliaMi h« etoatag prteea per IM kg yesVnUy. (•mil ail: Bulk fob $81.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $93.00 sellers, new drum fob $97.00 sellers. (•pra: Mixed (loose) $40.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $310.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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      GOLD
      211 21 THE KLUJb*K mantel tor goia deliverable in Singapore opened at 128,303 and closed at 128.936 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at USMO6.OO MB.OO and eased to M 06.75 406.50. then heavy shortcovering took It up to $412.50/***** before closing at 1412.00/413.00 by lunch time. The market re-opened
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      TIN
      176 21 THE STRAITS tin price rose another 21 cents to Ms 29 52 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 96 tonnes to 125 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady after easier with forward buyers remaining unchanged at £7,300 per tonne. LONDON: The afternoon market appeared
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      PALM OIL
      164 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market rose further on continued covering support in (airly quiet trading yesterday, dealers said. In August, south and central rose $5 each to MS7IO per tonne, September in the north firmed $17.50 to $702.50 while south and central gained $10 and
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      COPPER
      32 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Wednesday (previous In brackets): Wire bars Spot buyer* £835.50 (£862.50); sellers £836 00 < £863.00); Three Months buyers £846.50 (£870.00; sellers £847.00 (£870.50. Matsettsae: Easy. Bates: 31.625 tonnes.
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      Silver quotes
      29 21 New York 7.7J8 7KB 778S 8.03S Zurich 8.108 7.658 B.JOS 7.75S Sln««porf 7.578 7.588 7.77S 8.05S Closing prices In US dollars troy ounce. lumi Cnmt mtmt, Vfn.
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      Money and exchanges
      333 21 THE US Sing dollar opened at 12.1465 85 and was traded to a high of 8.1510 20 before closing lower at C l4BO 90 In the Singapore forex market yesterday. Trading was generally quiet and featureless. The US dollar against malar currencies was traded amidst mixed sentiments
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      NOMINAL RATES
      351 21 ASIAN currency deposit r Interbank rates as at close on Aug 26: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on Aug 26: BkJ Offer 1 month B.ao 8.70 2 months 10 20 10.10 3 months 10.55 10.45 4 months 10 80 10.70 5 months 11.40 1130
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      Discount
      45 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Aug 26: Overnight: 3>4<:i Call deposits: JV.% Closlaf Bayiaf S«llia( 3-month Treasury bills 3H 3* 3-month Bank bills TH 7H 3 months CD 7* 7M 8 months CD 713/16 711/16 B— e; WiMsaal Msm— t Cs.
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      Money market
      34 21 Closing Interbank rates (or Singapore dollars on Aurf 26: Offer Bid Owrnight II 1 11 1 month 7 15/16 7 13/16 2 months 79/16 77/16 3 months 711/16 79/16 Overnight mode 11
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      31 21 I THE avenge »te »t which major Singapore I I bonks «re ewreaUy prepared to lend to their I I beat customers Is If .2S per eeat. J
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      Hong Fok puts up Cecil Point for sale
      349 22 HONG FOX Corporation has put up its yet-to-be completed office building in the Central Business District for sale. The 13-storey building, called Cecil Point, is expected to be completed by the end of 1983. Most office developments in the CBD area are
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      Lock icon GMto revamp bus and truck division
      231 22 GMto revamp bus and truck division DETROIT, Thurs. General Motors yesterday announced a major reorganisation of its United States truck and bus manufacturing operations as part of a determined programme to become the world's biggest supplier of commercial vehicles. This is one more step in the changes GM is making
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      Lock icon Dresser to buy Harvester's equipment unit
      301 22 DALLAS, Thurs. Dresser Industries, the Dallasbased manufacturer of equipment for the energy industry, has agreed to buy International Harvester's North American construction equipment business. The announcement came just 24 hours after the collapse of negotiations with IBH Holding, the West German construction equipment group,
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      Mah family makes general offer for SMI
      382 22 THE MAH family, which recently entered into an agreement to acquire a 51 per cent stake in South Malaysia Industries Berhad (SMI) is making a general offer for the remaining shares at Ms 4 each. In a late announcement to the Kuala Lumpur
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      Lock icon Drought may reduce Aussie wheat export
      278 22 SYDNEY, Thurs. With three-quarters of the Australian wheat belt affected by drought, the country may have to cut shipments to major overseas buyers next year. Sir Leslie Price, chairman of the Australian Wheat Board, yesterday said that grain producers faced a rough ride, and
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      Hotel Royal operating profits up 12 pc
      244 22 Hotel Royal operating profits up 12 pc HOTEL Royal has managed to post a 12 per cent increase in operating profit to $1.95 million for the half year ended June 30, 1982, in spite of a slight drop in sales. Sales were down 4.5 per cent to $3.9 million from
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      Sharp fall in interim earnings at Timuran
      190 22 Sharp fall in interim earnings at Timuran TIMURAN Holai.igs' interim profits have slipped by about a quarter due largely to the difficult conditions experienced by the group's trading units. The group's latest unaudited Interim statement shows a fall in pretax profits to M 53.54 million in the first six months
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      620 22 ('FAR EAST PLAZ4H j2=fcAtftf|||Jf| The biggest tourist shopping centre in S.E.Asia I t "4* Idf Centrally located in Orchard Roads shopping and I tourist area, between Goodwood Park Hotel and I Hyatt Hotel while Holiday Inn is just across the road. 9 Site area of 180,000 sq. ft./ 16, 700
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      59 22 Wv. A Grand M m Treasury of M m Delicacies $C We. From China m m awaitsyou M Our specialities: Szechuan sjssr-v a China Palace Gin Seng Ch.cken With n»«>i<«iiM>«Ml Steamed Shark s Fin Menu J? WP jlJUlfflMH $500 «^^n S (Orchard Road) Ist Floor. Wellington Building, (Opposite Mandarin Hotel)
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      813 23 I XB4-44*! I I A PLASTIC BAG containing a Bk\l r drawings and plans f L^^J Trade Centre recently If you ISrV have found It. you may lo- flk RU9 cate the owner at No 134. FTlm SOMETHING NEWI An amaz- I \g\ >, 171/4 mg foldable boat that's actu-
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      1026 23 Bjrf p Penawtal jarvtcas 4 BAZAAR BARGAINS ON ANTIQUES ANO COLLECTABLES Place: Exhibition Hall Singapore Conference Hall Shenton Way Date: August 27th to 29th 1982 Time: 10.00 am to B.oopm Opium Bed $1,900 Chinese Coffee shop chairs $10 Oreen and white porcelain pillow $10 Carved Cats pair $50 Malaccan carved
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      2238 23 TELEPHONE SERVICE: *****22 Monday Fridoy 900 om 5.30 pm (5 00 pm for next day) Saturday 9 00 om 3 00 pm (12.30 pm for Sundoy Times) Public HoUoy 9 00 om I 00 pm COUNTER SERVICE: Times Orchord Centre, MlO5 Lucky Maxa 10 00 om 5 30 pm (Monday
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      379 23 AMCONOmONCNS. REFRIGERATORS FOR rent. Sale, repair and respray all kinds of refrigerators David Alrcondltlonlng Co, tel *****18. FABER AWCOHOmOIMIQ AND Refrigeration. 2. Sixth Avenue. Spore 1027 repairs, services, sales alrconds and refrigerators OJMaV KOWA ELECTMCAI REPAIRS, services. Installs, sprays and sells alrcondltloners. refrigerators, washing machines, home appll ances. *****49/ 3481
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      1025 24 W|| B SagsST**** 1 lAH C T*»>™^\ |R|| Qtaa<«yia»m [|f][ D ommpmm [f|]| D BapltyHam 38 TV/ViO>©/ EaS I Sound System sß^l^li^T^bbl SPECIALIST IN REPAIRING Colour I■TH HI I leal TV ana Video tape recorders. I Tel: *****32/ *****46 Continental I saaaT^^^n^^^Bal Electronic Service. ißasa&aaaMaiiuJHHPal TV HSftf PURCHASE *3SM- »44
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      1191 24 ftST/Thlni 9 ADVERTISER WITH S LORRIES S W INTERESTED IN TRANSPOR- TATION FOR LONG/ SHORT |d^>d^>d^J<^-><^J<^ TERM CONTRACT. NEW DUMB STEEL CM 44Kan BARGES FOR SALE/CHARTER 100' x 30 1 x 8' 120- X 40' X 8' Attention! 140' X 40' x 10' ManutactMrara A axportera for 150' X 50"
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      599 24 We ara a leading furniture manufacturer and we seek suitably qualified personnel to fill the following positions 1. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY PRE-REOUISITES c O.C.E. 'A' V level with good credits in English and Mandarin a must possess Shorthand knowledge with good Typing speed a self-motivated person with capacity to work Independently
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      611 24 LIAN SOON SHIPPING ft TRADING COMPANY PTE LTD invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for: INSURANCE/ CARGO CLAIMS MANAGER c Responsible for the investigation and processing of all cargo claims, maintaining claim records, statistics and liaising with P&I Club. c 310 4 years relevant axSHIPPING OPERATIONS ASSISTANT c Knowledge In
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      463 24 Ik Eastern Wire Manufacturing I Company (Re) Ltd A Mambar Of Tha National Iron Group we are a local manufacturer of steel welded mesh and other steel wire products. Due to recent expansion, we require the services of the following posts: PRODUCTION SCHEDULER (Female) a GCE 'A' a '0' level
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      482 24 GE subsidiary in Loyang (Changl) invites applications for CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARIES Applicants should have a minimum of 3 years secretarial experience preferably In either Personnel, Finance or Materials. Must have a good command of English with a credit In English Language at GCE '0' Level. Former Secretarial training Is necessary with
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      597 24 Leading manufacturing company in tha packaging induslty located in Jurong requires a:FEMALE OFFICE ASSISTANT Requirements: a Singaporean, age 20--28 years a GCE 'o' level a Able to do simple accounts a Must be bi-llngual in English Chinese a Able to operate telex machine (OKI) a Working experience an advantage a
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      447 24 1 184-4411 1 Classified Advertising Works. PERMANENT Junior Secretary with good Sagem telex skills Offshore Oil Company In city Overtime work involved. Cost Clerks TEMPORARY Fast Typists 35 wpm 8 Jobs available In Jurong and Town. One urgently needed for bank. Switchboard Operators 5 urgently needed to operate PABX Must
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      1076 25 ili Q Employment S N. af 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial tt Clerical Weil Established Automobile Firm requires CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY c OCE A' level or 0 p level with credit In English c At least 2 years' experience in similar position c Handle correspondence, reports and meeting minutes writing Independently
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      1051 25 Iff D &nptoymant i f i STENOGRAPHER Required by a amaM impart/ export firm j c Able to work Independently c Knowledge of OKI lull Telex Machine essential Apply personally at: j 203, KONG HOA BLDG J 2 GEORGE STREET SINGAPORE 0104 On Saturday afternoon: 28th August 1982. between 1
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      1143 25 fll X I Emptoyrnsnt I T l l A Japane** Trading Company ha* vacancy for GENERAL CLERK /TYPIST 1 OCE -O' level 2 Ability lo type 36 wpm Appry in own handwriting elating experience, personal detail*, salary expecteo, contact phone number end non- returnable photograph to EXECUTIVE DMECTOR ROOM 1110.
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      942 25 I International Company require* FEMALE TRAFFIC CONTROLLER A. OCE'A'level. B. Good with figures C. Accurate typing. D Age 22 above Pleaae write with recent photo graph (non-returnable) and contact telephone number lo: S.T. BOX A 8227* 1 New Industrial Road Singapore I*S3 Required Urgently BOOKKEEPER who is able to keep
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      918 25 TEMPORARY CLERK REOUIREO (or immediate employment Office at Unit 309. Hlllvlew House. 1 Jalan Remaja off Hlllvlew Avenue Bus service 173. 193. Interested call *****24 or come personally for an Interview URGENTLY REOUIREO TYPIST/ Telephone Operator Must be able to converse In fluent English Good telephone and reception manners, ability
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      412 25 ill j I Employment c) Sales jratirtti: are also splendid places lo start a lifetime s career Singapore s leading fashion department stores have existing vacancies lor FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS Successful candidates will enioy Attractive salary Monthly incentives Medical benefits Meal allowance Excellent promotion prospects (or people with potential Training
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      337 25 ..T.S. ■4411 1 Classified Advertising Works. liiil HANLIN BULLION PTE LTD (Associate Member of The Gold Exchange Of Singapore) In line with our expansion programme, we have vacancies for: MARKETING EXECUTIVES who possess the following attribute*: c Pleasant, dynamic personality with good working attitudes c Possess self-confidence. initiative and drive
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      851 26 I ill I Employment II T l l 66 Situations Vacant m) Sates IDacoal WACOAL SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. has immediate vacancies for:- j i FEMALE SALES PROMOTERS c minimum salary, commission plus allowances, above $450/- p m. c free promotional merchanii^t c medic .il Iwtiflils c training provided c generous
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      1069 26 (I f alsW I Applicants with baking knowledge are InvltexJ to fill ttie above mentioned post. Successful candidate is to handle established brands and to promote new products to existing and n«w cake and pastry shop customer*. Interested candidates pleas* apply with full details and photo to: Maun Marketing (S)
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      1277 26 |MT 1 1 k oe SALESGIRLS ($5OO/-) I Age 16 -25 > Conversant in English t Mandarin nterview 1 pm S pm: 2nd floor OG Buikfcng. OR Gtdflf Plaza Singapore MENARO COSMETICS nvltes you to join us as full-time >r part-time BE AUTV ADVISORS Experience not necessary Free training In
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      462 26 I T 1 I INCORPORATED PCI DISPLAYS PTE LTD invites applications for the post of: TECHNICIANS EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE Requirements: Trade Certificate/ NTC in Mechanical Engineering or Electronic Servicing 1-2 years' experience in electronic equipment servicing and maintenance preferred Those without relevant experience may be considered SALARY/BENEFITS: Salary offered will commensurate
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      489 26 .^BsssssssssssflHassssssssssssssV MAINTENANCE I MECHANIC required lor INCHCAPE HOUSE Qualifications: c A Craft Certificate in electrical installation from a recognised vocational or training institute. c 2 years' minimum experience in maintenance of electrical and airconditiomnq installation in large commercial or industrial building and must be a PUB licensed electrician. c Knowledge
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      449 26 ill Q Employment Expanding Construction Firm requires the following personnel 1) SENIOR FOREMAN Minimum 5 years of site experience or Diploma In Building with 2 years of site experience 2) FOREMAN Diploma In Building or minimum 3 years of site experience 3) ASSISTANT FOREMAN Minimum 1 year of site experience
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      413 26 we«r%ea\e9« 1 184-4411 1 Classified Advertising Works. A Progressive Japanese Con- struction Firm has vacancies for SITE FOREMAN REQUIREMENTS: c Polytechnic diploma or other recognised qualifications c Several years of experience In similar capacity. Please call: IRENE FOR APPOINTMENT TEL: *****02 OR WRITE TO: THE GENERAL MANAGER TOKYU CONSTRUCTION CO.,
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      577 27 (jjli Q Employment WALTHER KING lnvlles appllca- I 66 Situations Vacant Technical jap EL re nt O I MECHANICAL/ N STRUCTURAL DRAFTSMAN P| 2 years experience In draft- JJ ing steel structures, con- E structlon pipes and oil rig c equipment 81 O To work overseas for 1 month. N
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      329 27 Ml '<>r the post of Servicing Thniclans Applicants with TH irrtilirat* or equivalent In ntrii-.il or Mechanical Engl«rlng can contact: *****88 for ipomtment ECTRICAL ENGMCEMNG FIRM quirrs Draughtsman/ Woman lmedlavely At least 3 years ex•nence In electrical field Call 'rsonally at: No 78 Blk i. Panin Loop tel *****45 EOUWEO
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      563 27 li Q Emptoymwit SINGAPORE the No.l employer whocores requires Female Production Operators We offer 1. JHtoy work week 2. No rotating shift work 3. Attractive starting pay 4. Attractive shift premium 5. 3-month confirmation increment 6. Attendance bonus 7. Annual leave 8. Hospital Insurance program 9. Life Insurance program 10.
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      587 27 ifl/aK VI EimynvniMit IBM _fc LIIIUIUI.IIVIII I y If NO MICROSCOPES ggj 5 PAY WEEK 11 Over $400 H par month with overt ime ft£B MAXIMUM BASIC PAY FOR GRADE I OPERATORS I! $535 pm month gg? PROMOTION H PROSPECTS AS Kg FOLLOWS: Kg MAXIMUM BASIC PAY FOR GRADE IV
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      906 27 ljjl| Q Employment GEHOW^ New start rate up to .s3Bopm. 5-Day Work Week No scope work Free transport to and fro Interested applicants, please call personally at Employee Relations Oltice GE (USA) Houseweres Pte Ltd No. 2 Pioneer Road Singapore 2262 Tel *****22 Buses to factory: 251 {from Jurong Interchange)
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      497 27 111 1 Q Employment Kprhicky fried Chicken WE INVITE YOU TO THE2OTH KFC STORE OPENING SOON In Tanjong Katong (Next to Hollywood Theatre Lion City Hotel) Join the No. 1 Fast Food Chain In Singapore We offer attractive salary for Fulltime and Part-time Staff for 1) CASHIERS 2) COOKS Salary
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      459 27 CA T C V>.i*%. e9e I 1 284-44*1 1 Classified Advertising Works. OBEROI IMPERIAL HOTEL requires HOUSEMAN c Physically fit and healthy c Minimum starting salary $372 p.m. TELEPHONE OPERATOR c Experience In handling PABX Switchboard c Qood spoken English with pleasant voice c Knowledge of spoken Mandarin Is essential
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      911 28 ill 0 Employment f 86 Situations Vacant I) MiMcellwieoas W|ga4 HOTEL SBalaysia RESTAURANT SUPERVISOR Obtained good secondary education and possess a pleasant outgoing personality Have tact and diplomacy and be willing to wcrk long irregular hours Have good knowledge of Restaurant operations at least 2 years experience In a supervisory
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      832 28 fjjli Q Employiittnt A modern and first class Japanese Restaurant in the Goodwood Park Hotel has vacancies for the following positions: Salary negotiable Working hours: 9am to 6pm Fringe benefits for the successful applicants Location of interview Shima Restaurant Goodwood Park Hotel 3pm- 6pm A modern and first class Japanese
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      1017 28 ""^"nrii i A BJJ l w "f w w aT Well established engineer ing cofnpeny ■'•quirtai foe imm#>oists 9fTip4oyffl#nti A) DRIVER CUM BTOREHAND B) DELIVERY BOY CUM BTOREHAND Salary allowance and bonus payable plus fringe benefits. Please let: *****44 (S LINES) Foe int#f vmiw A Cana«f nclloii Firm rsqaHna. 1)
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      557 28 IBIfP^-^ 1 ABATIS INVESTIGATORS a SECURITY MANAGEMENT SERVICES requires: SECURITY GUARDS SENIOR GUARDS SERGEANTS Salary $270 to $440 (takehome) for 8 hours and 12 hours. Areas: Ayer Rajah. Buklt Timah and town. Please call personally at: 1011 MAXWELL HOUSE 20 MAXWELL ROAD SINGAPORE 010 f TEL: *****55/ 7 DELIVERY DRIVERS
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      741 28 MALE PLANT OPERATOR c Some technical background advantageous though not essential c Training provided c Musi be able to work shift duties Intereated pieeaa ring Mr. Ooh, ISeYNM PERSONAL DRIVER r#*quif#a by 9 foe ##f|n cofnpein y With at leaat 1 yeer dnvmg eipononce. Please call personally at•OBC, 4fn stoc#y.
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      1346 28 pDnptoymant I STORE HELPER/OFFICE Boy re- JirVr^ S quired by trading firm Com- S^ n^ pie ted N S Please apply person- fW \M N i i ally during office hours at: 02-39. Ist floor. Sultan Plaza. Jalan JJL V^k Sultan. Spore OTIS afCatf Bj UROENTLY REQUIRED Expert- fl£9K\ B&
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      343 29 j^l Vehicles I Boats j More reasons to celebrate. Drive away Toyota Hi-Lux at celebration prices. It's a double celebration for Borneo Motors. Not only have we just opened our new Commercial Vehicle Centre, but we've also T/\V/\TA So we're making an offer you can't refuse,fora b Bm^ limited celebration
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      592 29 I*7* MINI CLUBMAN 1000. 2nd owner, new model, new lax. $9,250. PARF 71, Close 7* MINI CLUBMAN, alrcon. owner changing new car, very good condition $8,300 0.n.0 Phone: *****55 b) BMW BMW 323 IA only 18 months old. Immaculate original condition, complete with expensive rims/ lyres, sound system etc. Any
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      541 29 I) Honda 198O<B ACCORD. FOUR doors. Like new 1 private owner. Aircond, radio, cassette. Rust-proof. Road tax till 1983 Very low mileage 127,800 0.n.0. Call *****20 *****3. Richard Cheong. END I*7* HONDA Accord Automatic. Sports rims, alrcond, radio/ casseltA, in good condition, 2 owners Tel: *****58 JAN ■*> HONDA Accord,
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      1915 29 b3^*VQ j WflhlCalaSS fll aßOdatS 1 MITSUBISHI L3OO $10,025 nett selling price •For 4-Door model Keep your business moving ahead *9V^ with the Mitsubishi 1300 panel van The M -V m\ carrier that takes you a long way f aC__^_JaH' aaTJaaaU efficiently and dependably /A// KV\ Big cargo space with
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      627 29 The dependable ©VOLKSWAGEN BRAZILIAN PANEL VAN Mod. Very Special Offer Limited Stock Only $8,900 Nett CHAMPION MOTORS 'NICE PEOPLE TO DO BUSINESS WITH 1 241 Alexandra Road Singapore 0315 Tel *****55. SIN THAI MN TR AOING PTE LTD Blk *E* Frmge Carpark Kampong Jan Road Singapore 0*23 Tal: 734*911/ S
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      1464 29 fr-9 Vehicles ft Boats CA T C I *****11 I Classified Advertising Works. 1*75 ISUZU 3 TON Lorry. Wooden body. 1 owner, selling $1,800 nt-Kutmble Tel *****05 I*7s TOYOTA MACE. Passed ROY inspection New road tax/ Insurance. New tyres Tel: *****23 I*7* SUBARU SSO. Van 5 doors. I owner. Passed
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      753 30 I _J M^^^ I A BUSIMCSSMAN REQUIRES a 77 VcHrcH,W.nt.d JJS^^.S^A^.&a 1 SCRAP CAR WANTED below 1000 SIANG MOCK CORPORATION Re- c c eligible for PARF Tel: qulrei any private company/ 45T7328 lommerrlal vehlcleiL Exchange TOYOTA STARLET J-OOOR. Please accepUble Contact *****88 9am conlact t,| *****48/*****16 Mr to 8 pm
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      529 30 times friday properties f^^Rlght in middle or mV J k all the action A^UHL Business, Food, K^^HB Shopping, Entertainment, Transport... Peninsula Plaza is the right choice for long-term strategy" "We're in the right location, with every convenient facility around us "We've got a really splendid view most impressive" i "As
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      543 30 A F Accommodation A Properties C Ac»wmnodat»on 4 /Mm *000^& j GOLDHILL II <r II What mare reasons do you need tomovein? O Prestigious 3 2 -storey office building m O Easily accessible location outside the CBD O Over 700 carpark lots O Excellent maintenance services O Restaurants and shops
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      13 30 Sa SOUS O house or flat from The Straits Times Classifieds t uZ3gzzig^~ig^
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      1783 31 times friday properties 1-fC^gEjM^) l^ Another Masterpiece since the w£jn&** construction of Elizabeth Tower Rajah Tower Almost SUPERB 26-STOREY complete LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS WITH A MAGNIFICENT GARDEN At Jalan Rajah/Jalan Rama Rama Lm^P'" off Balestier. Spore 1232 *J 9| x-* l^ Swimming Pool 5 Squash Courts i t 9 Children's Playground
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      2512 31 1? AccoiwwMtotlon Accommodation A jm^ m JUxomnodatton ■HB i Propwtlti 11 i Proptftfcw H i Prtiwtl— OIST 2000 SELETAR HJLL Estate, newly renovated double-storey semi-detached. 3 bedrooms. partly furnished $1400. Regent *****55 DIST. 20. THOMSON HEIGHTS 2-storey semi-detached house Fully furnished. Interested. Call *****13 Ext 479/468. Principals only. DIST. 5.
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      354 31 C A T C I VtMtl a9a I 1 284-4411 1 Classified Advertising Works. AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER IST tastefully furnished. 3.000 sq ft 4-bedroomed penthouse In Lloyd Road Wall-to-wall carpet, central and 4 window unit alrcon. 4 channel stereo, 2 colour t v sets, refrigerator with Ice dispenser, washing machine, dishwasher,
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      1629 32 times friday properties 88 Accommodation Vacant m) Fiats LaoniaTewar Ss.ooo Pandan VaMav Panttwuaa $5,000 Thong Sia Apt $3,500 Ridoawood $3300 Condominium $2,000 to $3,500 Hong Laong Gdn $2,000 Dragon Vtaw $2,200 Ehiabath Towar $3300 CHAMBERS: *****77 a Dial 11 Surray Road new beautiful apartment, fully furnished, 2 alrcondltloned bedrooms, $2300
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      1740 32 Propwiitt HOLLAND ROAD AREA share beautifully furnished house with current bachelor resident. $800 p.m. all In. Tel: *****52. office hours KATONG FULLY FURNISHED airconditioned, peaceful surroundings, free carpark, easy transportation, expatriate welcome $450 *****78 KATONG APARTMENT MASTER room (attached bathroom) unfurnished. $400/ $380 Single/ couple/ foreigner welcome. *****6 ONE FURNISHED
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      1046 32 H i Propoymt j PRIVATE OWNED DEVELOPER Offfofß 4 ROW DUfIQaWOWS a 32 MacK arrow Road, dut ISM. an uniquely designed 2storey bungalow with 4 bedrooms plus 1 servant's room. Land area: 6.725 sq.ft.. builtup area: 3385 sq.ft. Selling at $1 25 million a 3 eiclueoe 2 1/2 •toray bungalows,
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      1504 32 All g Aiuw— urtitinn 4 S T Properties w»»» I I -a- I RARE OPIKJRTUNtTYI DM. 11S0 ON CtMncary Lana Spacious single-storey bungalow. 17,000 sq.ft. Freehold. Vacant possession Selling $1.4 mMfcon Ptaaaa call MR. LEONG 2SB2MS 2S6SS4S 2******. SEMMNTTACHED IHBuaal Road Dlst. 11. 4 bedrooms, land 3.800 sq.ft. $670,000 Fabar
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      596 32 aBBB fi n n «aM^M n Jallnw B) BH r Proptrtm a FURAMA Near Mandarin Hotel Luxurious apartment with 2 bedrooms. Selling with vacant possession a LEOME TOWER Near Orchard Road Luxurious centrally alrconditloned apartment with swimming pool 4 bedrooms Built-in area: 3.100 sq.ft. Selling vacant possession or with tenancy
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      648 32 Something For Everyone... In Today's Straits Times Classified When you're thinking of a new home, be it o flat, terrace house, penthouse or almost any real estate, look in the Classified, it has the widest selection at today's best values CATS. 1 184-4422 1 The Straits Times Classifieds Accommodation Properties
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      1679 33 times friday properties fau^mmmmnw^awwnmaaaaammaammmiau^mnmmmm^amiammmmmm OIST. 22. L AKESIOC APARTMENTS. 3 bedroom:>. partially furnished. 1 550 sq ft Parquel/terrazzo. $265,000 ono. Call now. *****77 ext 22 DIST. M. LAKESIOE APARTMENT 1650 sqft Lower floor 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms attached $290,000. Foreigners eligible. Kenny Pang ***** OIST 5 HONG LEONO condominium with
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      2596 33 Pnptiilt I BE ProfMiilM J MARINE TERRACE HDB 3- roomed flat, well renovated. Contact *****22 MARYLAND PARK DIST. 15 3 bedrooms Freehold. $450,000 *****11/ *****91 (agent). OCEAN APARTMENT. 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms. 9999 years $265,000 only Orandvale, *****41. WESTWOOD, 4 BEDROOMS, vacant possession. $820,000. Liberty Housing. *****17 3 ROOMS JALAN
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      871 33 a^g al«*eWw»»Jßea«MwJwasw4*wM M\ aY% ■Mil F PropwUM I HH| U Tr »»*6m*> PRIME OFFICE SPACE of 830 sq ft at The Arcade, facing the sea available for rent Also suitable for medical practice Contact *****37 *****90 SIM LIM TOWER: for sale or rent negotiable 2 adjacent units. 1 JOO sq
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      703 33 b) Rental 1) SHOP/ OFFICE/ SHOWROOM a l vacant unit of approximately 473 sq.ft. on Ist floor j a Immediate occupation 2) DIST.OB2O TYRWHITT ROAD a Unfurnished 3-bed-roomed flat available •ntareated par Wee pfaaa tetopnona: HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL *****44 EXT 470 PRIME LOCATION SHOP SPACES FOR RENT a FAR CABT
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      283 33 100 Air Travel INTERNATIONAL AN) TRAVEL AGENCY PTE. LTD.. OFFERS BEST RELIABLE FARES TOURS:BUSINESS TRAVEL STUDENT TRAVEL PLEASURE TRAVEL CALL US OR SEE US FOR FARES/TOURS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD AT SPECIALISTS CENTRE SUITE 247/24S 2ND FLOOR 277 ORCHARO ROAO. SINGAPORE 0923 TELEPHONE: *****77 (5 LINES) BTPBTA/0M ECONOMY Pluj unwrpou«d (Horic»«ncv
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      511 34 >O fi Travel GuMe [>O C Travel 6uMe JL I Q Travei fiuHle >L fi Travel Guide X |%M |_a_jL_s* I I A II I I A II I K^rvJ The Straits Times Classifieds fl I vJL^ Jj Travel with any of these advertisers and win attractive prizes. In^w Evh
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      609 34 ■aaV* *i Baa^B>>^ *lis^-*^ Vlake Your Great Escape Soon! Ry to Hong Kong for a 2 days stay then spend 6 luxurious days cruising back on P&O's magnificent 0/ V i a/na ,imited number of cabins, from 552,180 departing 27 September Contact: Mansfield Travel Pic Ltd. G4, Ocean Building Collyer
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      197 34 AUSTRALIA Decker Camping Tour A NEW CONCEPT IN TRA YELLING FOR THE YOUNG AND ADVENTUROUS A CASUAL, CAREFREE ECONOMICAL WAY TO SEE AUSTRALIA^^^^ Southport, Port Macquane. Sydney/ g Canberra, Albury, Melbourne Healesville and Phillip Island to see Penguin Parade. SPECIAL FEATURES: A Specially Converted Double Jk Decker Buses Featuring .af^aV
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      473 34 s^L Q Tl-mlßuMs 1 famerica= EiFf— nEaiyiE I I HaiiißOTMMHfl TAOO3 22 tours to choose from including: •5 days $770 Thailand .8 days -$1529 Thailand/Hong Kong .8 days -$1565 Philippines Hong Kong .10 days -$2671 All Japan .15 days -$2239 Thailand/Hong Kong/Taiwan .15 days -$2294 Philippines/ Hong Kong/Taiwan We provide
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      223 34 Something For Everyone... In Today's Straits Times Classified Keen on travelling? Then start from the Classified, where there's a host of tour agencies and itineraries at today's competitive prices to choose from CATS. 1 284-44*1 1 The Straits Times Classifieds Travel Guide CITICENTER TRAVELS COACH TOUH PTE LTD 470 River
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      747 35  - When a horse is more than money STEVEN CRIST By Saratoga Springs, Thurs. THE walking ring outside the Saratoga sales pavilion was dark except (or the faint glow of four hanging lanterns on a nearby stable. The bidding was long over on the yearling thoroughbreds. About IN metres away, In
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      346 35 SMOKIN JOE looks set to' break the ice in the Class 5 Div 1 race over 1,200 m on Sunday. With Rodney Allan astride, he reeled off impressively over 600 m in 35.8 sees at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. The going was good The four-year-old
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      591 35 DURING the Singapore Meeting on July 3, I placed three win tickets on Naughty Pigeon on the $44 discount tote at Kuala Lumpur. The horse won, paying $141 on the Kuala Lumpur tote. Unfortunately, I lost my tickets. Barring the recovery of the lost tickets,
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      36 35 AS acceptances for the first day of this weekend's pro-am meeting at Bukit Timah will close at 10 a.m. today. Saturday's race card will be published tomorsow. Sunday's card will be published on Sunday.
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      1324 35 Jj|i H Education Instruction ■a«V Another new colour in the spectrum of computer courses at Stamford! Introduction to SYSTEMS DESIGN and j DATA BASE MANAGEMENT This fully modular course is especially designed for: a) Executives associated with, or intending to be associated with computerised information systems in their respective organizations.
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      539 35 0 H Eductttop HTStructton 1 i ACCOUNTANCY COURSES Commencing September ISM a ACCA Revision Classes for December H2 Exam, a New Level I ti Level II Classes for ACCA June 83 Exam. LCCI DIPLOMA COURSES Junej 13 Erxti Commencing 2S Auguat 12 (Leading to ACCA Membership entry qualifications CITY A
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      572 35 SHORTHAND (■■atiman) DFrl 6.30- B.oopm 27/08 2) Frl 7 JO- 8 30pm 27/08 3) Mon 7.30- 9 00pm 30/08 4) Sun 9 30-11 00am 06/00 5) Sun 1100- 100pm 06/08 6) Wed 6.30- 8 00pm 08/08 7) Sat 2 00- 4.00pm 02/10 8) Sat 2.00- 3 30pm 18/08 PLEASE ENROL
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      457 35 Something For Everyone... In Today's Straits Times Classified Looking for o course to pursue? Then consult the Classified, where there's a comprehensive table of professional, academic and technical courses to help you chart your future. CA.T.S. I l»4-44*a I The Straits Times Clossified's Education I HAMMOND I MUSIC CENTRE I
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      320 36 MRS. MOSES TAV Naa YEOH SAW Al Agad44 Beloved wife of Brehop-Designate ot Singapore, want to be with the Lord al 2.10 am on 2* August 19*2. leaving behind husband Ray. Dr. Moi« Tav, son Andrew and daughter Slacay. The body is lying in atata at 4 Canterbury
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      31 36 THE FAMILY OF The Late MR S. Ramallngam wish to thank all relatives and friends for their donations, floral tributes, expressions of condolence and fellowship during their recent bereavement.
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      71 36 In Evar Laving Mamory Of Mrs Rosalind Pfwy new •Mm Yam Voen Vong Deperied 27th August 197» We often thought of bygone days. When we were together. Now the family chain is broken. Home Is never the same. What is a home without a mother? All things
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      384 36 Simple way to success CALLING THE TUNE FOR PAISLEYS SWANSONG LONDON, Thurs. The late Bill Shankly once said: "There are only two football teams worth watching in England Liverpool and Liverpool reserves." When Liverpool begin their 42-match defence of the English championship against West Bromwich on Saturday, Bob Paisley will
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      221 36 English First Division side Stoke City signed Welsh international Mickey Thomas on Tuesday for £2M,tM ($74«,M1). The 27-year-old former Wrexhavm and Manchester United star decided to moved to the Potteries from First Division Brighton to be nearer his native North Wales. Aberdeen beat Morton
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      233 36 Pietro Mennea, the Italian sprinter, who retired soon after winning the 200 metres gold medal at the 1980 Olympic Games, began his comeback with a win at an international athletics meet in Tirennia, Italy, last night. Mennea, 30, won the 200 m from mainly Italian opponents in
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      162 36 SAban on soccer tours JOHANNESBURG, Thurs. The Football Council of South Africa have decided to change tactics in their bid to have South Africa re-admitted into FIFA. Following the fateful rebel tour of the country last month by an international team, FCSA president George Thabe has announced that ail further
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      363 36  -  J. RAJENDRAN By THE three-day Saudara Cup cricket match between Singapore and Malaysia, starting at the Padang today (10.30 a. m.) being the 13th in the series will have some significance to several players from both teams. But it will be of special importance to Singapore captain S.
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      154 36 LONDON, Thurs. Hampshire's West Indian fast bowler Malcolm Marshall yesterday became the tint player to take IN wickets this seaaen in his side's English County championship clash with Glenceßienhire. Marshall trapped Gleaceetorklre's Barry Uudlotton leg before to reach the magic mark well ahead of his
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      520 36 I HENG CHYE HIM AGED: 62 YEARS PMMd away paacafuMy on 25.8.82 leaving behind: Beloved Wtfe: Tay Ek Leng Daughter-in-law Soo Hwee. Jeffrey Soh Chuay Chun, Doris uiugmifi 9w in-i«w Soh Hul Low Choon Hoe Lee Hwee Teo Klat Meng Lee Joo Lee Peng Orandaona: Low Kay Ngan Teo Tlak,
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      196 36 —^,,jj IN LOVING MEMORY OF MR TAN THENG HERN Departed: August 27, 1960 DmtnI father, You tolled all these years for us And then you had to go To eternal peaceful rest Promised to the Just and honest I Father, you gave us courage. TAN CHOR HOW J IN LOVING
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      497 37 I didn't know about it, says golf ace AKRON, Thurs. Tom Watson confirmed yesterday that the ball he used to win the United States and British Open golf championships has been declared illegal by the US Golf Association. "I didn't know about it until I got
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      337 37 NEW YORK, Thurs Three-time champion John McEnroe am Martina Navratilova, who has won the last three Grand Slanr tournaments, were yesterday named top seeds for the United State: Open tennis championships, starting next Tuesday. McEnroe is attempting to capture his fourth consecutive
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      Kim Huat is named skipper
      216 37  - Kim Huat is named skipper PETER SIOW By GOB KIM HI AT, the only yonth player In the national squad, has been chosen to lead the Singapore team to the Asian Basketball Confederation youth championship in Manila from Oct. 5-19. His appointment as skipper old not raise any Draws. A
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      117 37 Connie's dramatic victory LEICESTER, Thurs. Connie Paraskevin claimed the world sprint cycling title here last night, despite a dramatic crash in her final against threetime champion and fellow American Sheila YoungOchowicz. Officials relegated Sheila to second place and awarded the gold medal to Connie after the holder appeared to cut
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        Soviets in final
        34 37 BASKETBALL The Soviet Union defeated Spain 106-93 to win a place in Saturday's final of the men's world championship in Cali, Colombia. In another final-round match, Yugoslavia beat the hosts 97-88.
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        Margit wins Swiss dressage
        49 37 EQUESTRIANISM France's Margit OttoCrepin, on "Don Giovanni 3", won the Prix Saint George's dressage even* in Switzerland. She scored 1377 points 120 more than world title-holder Christine Stueckleberger, of Switzerland. ResalU: 1 Margit Otto-Crepin (Fra) 1377 Doirts. 2 Christine Stueckleberger (Swi) 3 Lena Svensson (Swe)
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        Carlisle edged out
        82 37 RUGBY Castleford edged out Carlisle 20-18 In a British Division One match. Other resalta: Dtv. Oae: Halifax 9 Hull Kingston Rovers 36; Oldham 8 Leeds 15; St Helen's 12 Bradford Northern 11; Widnes 36 Barrow 12; Wigan 10 Leigh 9; Workington 8 Warrington 0. MvMm Tw«: Batley
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        All-Taiwan final
        49 37 In Baagkek, the two Taiwanese teams, defending champions Tarn Kang High and Liv Shin, qualified for the final of the 1982 Asian Schools- championship on Sunday. Tarn Rang defeated Sri Lanka's Issipatana Maha Vidhalaya 21-10 and Liv Shin trounced last year's runners-up Vaiiravudh College, of Thailand, 19-3.
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        Champions China
        57 37 VOLLEYBALL China won the boys' title in the ninth Pacific Rim junior championships when they beat Taiwan 3-1 in Yokohama, Japan. But the Chinese girls lost 2-3 to Japan, the eventual winners for the third time. South Korea were third in the boys' event and a Japanese high
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        Smyth clinches it
        62 37 YACHTING American Randy Smyth, who was unplaced in the final race of the world tornado championship, still managed to clinch the title. Smyth's 29 penalty points were 16 less than second-placed Brian Lewis, of Australia, who finished second in the final race. FU»I •verall ■taaafen: 1 Randy
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        49 37 In Medembllk, Hsllaad, the Brazilian pair of Gastao Bran and Daniel Wilcox won the fourth of the six races at the international Star class world championship. Fesrta nee KMlta: 1 Castao Brun-Daniel Wilcox (Bra) t Colin Bate-Phil Baker (Aust) S Antonio Goroste(?uiJose Luis Doreste (Spain). Agencies
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    27 37 IN MEMORI AM AL.KALYAM Gw ma mr m to, TlM(t t—r Irwn rtckt y— "OH tMvt 1» «W bear*. A I »> m» hen* b> bukaal, Bumly», rMMrm
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    177 38  - TIMESPORT PAGE FOUR PETER SIOW COMMENT ..By mers Ang Peng Siong and Mavis Ec and weightlifter Chua Koon Siong have beaten the qualifying marks. Wong, who competed in the All-England tournament early this year, is a class above others locally, but has yet to make his mark internationally. But, with
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    Home sweet home is the key
    273 38 Home sweet home is the key HOME advantage may prove decisive in the Inaugural Old Parr international g*lf match-play contest between the II top professionals of Malaysia and Singapore, starting tomorrow at the Kelab Golf Negara Sultan* Coarse In Kuala Lumpur, writes TAY CHENG KHOON. At least that's the opinion
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    Wilkinson a shave ahead of the field
    523 38  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By A steady 73 gives him single-shot lead over Sukamdi PAPUA NEW GUINEA'S champion, John Wilkinson, led at the end of the first round of the Singapore Open amateur championship at the Jurong Country Club yesterday. Wilkinson, who took part
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    All the scores
    302 38 All the scores 73 John Wilkinson (PNG) 37--36. 74 Sukamdi Undo) 38-36. 7S Phillip Frame (PNG). 7S Jimmy Stewart 38-37. 71 P.M Samy 39-37, S. Yani Undo) 41--35, Douglas Ooi 3»-37. 77 S.S. Liang 40- 37. Duncan Seeko (PNG) 40-37. 78 Charles Urn 37-41, Prem Sachdev 39-39 79 Stephen Poon
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    Athletes jumble
    162 38 Athletes jumble THAT'S WHAT FACES THE OLYMPIC COUNCIL IT will be like a jumble sale for the Singapore National Olympic Council when they meet today to decide on the athletes for next month's Brisbane Commonwealth Games and the New Delhi Asian Games in November. For the SNOC will really have
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    Local bowler Lee set to make amends
    204 38  - Local bowler Lee set to make amends LEONARD KING By LOCAL graded bowler Rraale Lee, who failed to finish among the top three In the recent Singapore International graded Masters' championships, should make amends at the Qneenstown Bowl graded championships from Sept. U-28. This is the first championship organised by
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    112 38 Coe is reserve for 1,500 m LONDON, Thurs. Sebastian Coe, favourite for the 800 metres gold medal in next month's European athletics championships in Athens, was named today as reserve for the 1.500 m. British selectors added Coe's name to the 1,500 m line-up in the official team list submitted
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    31 38 ABOUT 60 swimmers from st en clubs will take part in the 'irsl Pesta Sukan Anchor Fin svimming competition at the River Valley pool from 2 p. m. today.
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    Aussies shatter world champs
    230 39 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Asia's challenge in the second Junior World Cup hockey tournament ground to a halt here as Australia shocked defending champions Pakistan 4-1 in the second semi-final at the Tun Razak Stadium this afternoon. Australia will, thus, meet West Germany in the final on
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    144 39  - TIMESPORT PAGE FIVE HAKIKAT RAI By won three. But it was their tight man-to-man marking and their ability to reduce the pace of the match that upset the speedy Pakistanis' rhythm. Having done this, the Australians then stepped up the pressure to blast in four goals in just 12 minutes
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    All clear for Fahdi, Lee
    457 39 All clear for Fahdi, Lee NIAC MITRA, the Indonesian professional league champions, yesterday agreed to pay the Football Association of Singapore "goodwill money for the release of national striker Fandi Ahmad and goalkeeper David Lee. The club, through their local representative K. K. Ong, sent a $20,000 cheque to the
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    74 39 CONTINUING oar look at the rival teams In the Lion City soccer tournament which kicks off on Sunday. Today we feature Indonesia and Thailand. Tomorrow we spotlight the Singapore challenge. THE HARLEQUINS Back raw (left to right): Pat Neubronner, Freddy Milne, Gerry Clarke, John
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    Freddy: The spirit in hockey is weak
    447 39  -  BRIAN MILLER TOMORROW, Singapore will lose a competent sports administrator when Freddy Milne leaves to set up home in Western Australia. For Milne, 61, who held high office in th? hockey and cricket circles for the last two decades, the departure will be
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    A cloak and dagger approach
    233 39 A SHROUD of mystery hangs over the Indonesian team to the sixth IJon City Cop soccer tournament. Two days before the opening match, they have still not submitted their team list, and It looks like their Identities wUI only be known when they arrive today
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    Falling at the last hurdle
    240 39 <—6th .JmiloL THE past two Lion City Cup soccer tournaments have been rather unkind to Thailand, who, not surprisingly, would want to forget about them. Then, they suffered the misfortune of having the door to the final slammed against them by just a cat's whisker.
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    Forces 3-1
    23 39 SINGAPORE Armed Forces Sports Association beat Police 3-1 in a Singapore Goverment Services Division One League match at Toa Payoh yesterday.
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    Seok Hui goes out fighting
    438 39  -  J. RAJENDRAN LIM SEOK HUI, the 14--year-old women's national champion, made a sad exit from the boys' under-19 section of the Pakistan International Airlines closed squash championships yesterday when she lost 7-9, 3-9, 0-9 to third seed Patrick Thio in the quarter-finals at Kal&ng. Thio,
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    Botham lifts sagging England
    114 39 LEEDS, Thurs. Lan Botham ended a century stand for Pakistan's thirdwicket to revive a sagging England side on the first day of the Third and deciding Test at Headingley here today. After Botham had bowled Mudassar Nazar for 65, Robin Jackman eliminated the threat of Zaheer
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    105 39 BARCELONA, Thurs. Argentine superstar Diego Maradona scored with a first-half header to give his new side Barcelona a 1-1 draw with Cologne in the Juan Gamper international soccer tournament here last night. But the world's most expensive footballer, playing his second match for Barcelona after a million-dollar
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    Ayer Rajah are through
    51 39 DEFENDING champions Ayer Rajah qualified for the Vocational and Industrial Institute Training Board under-17 soccer final when they beat Kirn Keat 2-0 at Kent Ridge yesterday. In the other semi-final. Boys' Town edged out Singapore Vocational Institute W on penalty kicks after extra time had ended
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    Neo and Leong win acclaim
    132 39 Neo and Leong win acclaim THOUGH Singapore's tw« orienteers Ne« Seng Ghee (pictured above) and Leong Hack Cheong did not finish among the top 11, they have woo international recognition by showing that orienteering Is also popular In the Republic Neo took nth spot and Leong the ITS slot In
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    96 39 PAKISTAN Ist uuh I Mohila c Taylor b Botham 10 Mimir c Catting b Willis 0 MafaMtr b Botham Javed not out 50 Zaheer c Taylor b Jackman 8 MaJM lbw Jackman 21 Imraa not out EztnM 6 TataJ (for 5 wkts) 164 Wkta fell at: 16, 19, 119,
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      57 39 CRICKET SMdtn Cap: Singapore v Malaysia (Padang, 10.30 a.m.). GOLF Singapore Amateur Open (Jurong. 8 a. m.). HOCKEY Julw WarM Cap: Srd 4th piadagc Malaysia v Pakistan (5 p. m). K 1. SHA My. t: LA v Boon Lay (Balestier Road, 5.20 p. m). SOCCEK NFL Div. I: Royal FC
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    819 40 Thais see threat in Viet-Soviet alliance THAILAND sees scant chance of "weaning" Vietnam from the Soviet Union and fears their alliance could lead to Soviet stationing of nuclear arms in the region, Thai Deputy Foreign Minister Arun Phanupong said today. In an interview with Agence France-Presse, Mr Arun said Hanoi
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    156 40 THE rift in India's first family widened yesterday when Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's daughter-in-law, Maneka Gandhi, announced plans to form a nationwide opposition political party in October. Mrs Maneka Gandhi, 26, the widow of Sanjay Gandhi, who died in a plane crash in 1960, spoke
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    11 40 Decides to withdraw export licences
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    230 40 She said 95,000 people had signed up in three weeks as prospective members of the new party. As yet, it has no name or platform except support for the ideas and memory of Sanjay Gandhi, regarded as his mother's political heir apparent when he died. Manifesto "It
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    8 40 BAGHDAD, Thursday
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    435 40 IRAQ said its armed forces bombed Kharg Island in the Gulf yesterday, scoring direct hits on Iranian oil installations. An Iraqi military spokesman, quoted by the official news agency IN A, said the raids were intended to show Iraq was serious when it threatened to destroy the oil
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    Lock icon Eight-year-old girl weds
    88 40 TAIPEH. Thurs. An eight-year-old girl in eastern Taiwan has married a man of 23 with their parents' consent, but census officials refused her marriage registration because of her young age. a newspaper reported to < y. The mass-circulation United Daily News said Lin Chia-Mei. a primary school
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    59 40 FRANKFURT, Thurs. West Germany's central bank, the Bundesbank, cut its key interest rates today to help the country out of its deepest recession since the Second World War. The Bundesbank reduced its discount rate to 7 per cent from 7.5 per cent and cut its Lombard rate
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    33 40 NEW YORK, Thurs. The riw Jones average of 30 industrials was up another 6.09 to 890 .98 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Suck Exchange today. AP.
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    68 40 NEW YORK, Thurs. There are many things a cop must do in the line of duty and (or police officers Timothy Kelly and Paul Moore, that meant posing as a necking couple in a parked car on a lovers' lane The ploy pftd off with the
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      70 1 Encyclopaedias All set for kids to hit a guide high notes OUTLOOK, Pages 2 and 3 LEISURE, Pag* 16 Humans are naturally erect, the apes are not. Even on the high wire we can, with practice, move with a grace that eludes chimpanzees. The difference may be a
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      568 1 WHAT sets people apart from apes? The two most obvious differences are our overblown brains and our predilection for material culture. In the annals of palaeo-anthropology, storytellers have concentrated on these two features when devising a scenario for our emergence. The trouble is, they come too late. The best evidence
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      497 1 6 TO GO outside in winter, we all put on heavy woollen jumpers, coats, scarves, furlined boots and such. In the mornings, ice formed on little puddles of water outside and one or two unlucky people had their water pipes freeze up. Its one of
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      226 1 THE big news over here, apart from the fact that I sold that "drongo" steer I told you about before, is in vitreo fertilisation. British doctors pioneered the system of removing a human egg cell, fertilising it, then re-implant-ing it into the mother's womb. Melbourne, however, is now
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      236 1 WELL, leaping back from the future to my old-fashioned Australian country present, that horrible steer I mentioned earlier is now sausages. He joined the nearby herd of one of my neighbours, about three fences away. But, unfortunately for him, my neighbour was all set to send bis cattle
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      93 2 Reading is the cornerstone for educational success. Your child will have a headstart if you begin cultivating the reading habit early in life. Photographs by STEVEN LEE Reading is important, you know that. You also know that It's vital to keep feeding your child's curiosity and interests. YVONNE QUAHE
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      907 2 WE ALL realise the importance of reading with our children. Reading is the cornerstone for educational success. Your child will have a headstart if you begin cultivating the reading habit early in life. However, there may still be a few nagging questions at the back
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      844 3  -  JACINTH A ABIBHEGANADEN By TEN years ago today, it was the first boutique to have both men's and women's imported fashion wear. Those were the Camaby Street rage years when Man and His Woman was the first to sell skin-tight jersey shirts, "fat"' ties and dresses with broad
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      279 3 From Pag* 2 all be asking the same question: Am I getting value for money? Obviously, this is very subjective. But the scope of Childcraft covers a wide age range, so it could be used as reading materials for all the children reading aloud to the younger ones
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      1135 6 Propellers come full circle JOHN NOBLE WILFORD reports on an old idea whose time has come I again the' propeller.! Scientists appeat to b 4 in We brihki off aeyelopinal 1 1 1 planes' by\ tne\ and 7&7a\ are expeolea v x comV N A SOUND from yesteryear is being
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      385 7 THE rare disease called Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome has many devastating effects. They typically include impaired control of physical movements, mental retardation and an uncontrollable urge towards violent self-de-struction. Unless restrained, children afflicted with Leschnyhan Syndrome will try to gnaw and tear then fingers, lips and any other accessible parts
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      215 7 Q: IS THERE any danger to health from the lead solder that holds tin cans together? A: It is certain that lead does no one any good, but less certain that lead from cans is a serious hazard for otherwise healthy people. Studies have indicated that exposure to
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      960 7 Kids watch Turtle move and learn Teach a computer and you'll be taught as well this experiment in humanising the sA micro-chip will soon be 4J^v repeated in a working £j£\^ class district of Mar- seilles, and a remote African village. WALTER J&2s^» SCHWARZ < L£>tur reports. 4 ANYONE can
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      197 7 SLEEP apnea syndrome usually occurs in obese, middle-aged men who suffer from hypertension and snore loudly. What happens is that the tongue blocks the breathing passage, which usually causes the victim to waken in gasping starts throughout the night. But sometimes a victim dies from a respiratory
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      445 9  - 'Omina' learn Murcan JACK ROSENTHAL L- in New York I William Satire is on vacation WE UNCOVERED the language on an idle «ummer day. Richard Yates, the novelist, deciphered two or three of the first words. Marilyn Rosenthal, a "Ph.D. in linguistics, and Joseph Mohbat, a New York lawyer, quickly
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      235 9 iF Murom involves syllables that hug each other tight, there's another game that derives from Ihe warm embrace of .Whole words and phrases. ■Though unmarried, they Jive together, so inseparable that people wink. Some journalists collect Jhem. Stephen Pickering, jiight editor of The Times 's editorial page,
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      408 9 WHEN wordahoUcs talk about language crimes they generally mean such misdemeanours as hyphenating adverbs to their adjectives ("federally-fi-nanced programme") or leaving an "m" out of accommodate. Roger W. Shuy, a professor of linguistics at Georgetown University, has become an expert in detecting heavier language crimes the
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        841 10 Clint Eastwood's latest film, Firefox his first effort as star-director-producer is just another of Hollywood's boring, run-of-the-mill actioners for the blue collar masses, says TODD HOWLAND. But in New Delhi, DILIP GANGULY reports that it is the masses that keep the Indian film industry stocked with
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        771 10 INDIA'S Prime Minister herself flew to see the ailing man and Mrs Gandhi's son, tipped to succeed his 65-year-old mother, cut short his trip to the United States to visit him. The Indian nation of 683 million eagerly waited for radio
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        945 16 CHOO Hoey wrote of her in a recommendation to the world-fa-mous Juilliard School of Music: "I have found her a very promising and talented musician. "Every opportunity for the advancement of her performing skill will definitely enhance her aspira- tion to be a leading violinist in
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        490 16  -  JACQUES MICHEL By TONDRE in Waraaw A MAJOR theatre hit here Is a play where the here, Kearad, Is fighting to liberate Poland tram the Cxarist yoke aad the fictional character to greeted with roars of applause. la IKB, MlcUewles's play Dxlady (Ancestors) was put en by
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        506 17 London's world-renowned Imperial War Museum recently acquired a 40-year-old document from World War Two Singapore a Register of details about British, Australian, New Zealand and Dutch prisoners at the Japanese camp at Changi. RACHEL BARNES reports. THE Imperial War Museum in London has recently been presented
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        316 17 From Pag* 16 "I have missed out on things like that." she says, a little wistfully. "But I've told myself that my music comes first. I guess you have to make some sacrifices. "My schoolfriends are not interested in music the way I
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      293 17 POPULAR Taiwanese singer, Zhang Di, who is known for his quick wit on stage, will appear in a one-man SBC musical special this Sunday. The hour-long show, Zhang Di Special, will be telecast at 7.05 p.m. over Channel 8. A singer for more than 17
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        185 18 Once there, she falls into a pit, when she teams up with a crooked schemer. Gilland is furious when the legal system fails him, as is quite common in this series. Meanwhile, D.A. Kenneth Dutton finds himself up against a wall, yet again.
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        107 18 PICK of the DAY SERVICE ON THE SHOPFLOOR (Ch 5, 1M p.m.): Tonight's documentary takes you on a tour of the problems of productivity in the retail trade. It interviews shoppers, retailers, personnel managers and salesgirls on why service is not as good as it should be and also examines
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      168 6 New arrival from Japan High quality fashions for the young TOKYU DEPARTMENTAL STORE 03-89, City Plaza, Geylang, Singapore 1440. Tel: *****85 B-30, Katong Shopping Centre, Mountbatten Road, Singapore 1542. Tel: *****95 Cable: TOKYUCO Telex: RS ***** TOKYU Wholesale enquiries: 59, Jalan Tua Kong, Spore 1545 Tel: *****63/4 Piease support The
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      121 6 HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO MR NG BOON TEE on Being Conferred P.B.M. By His Excellency, the President of the Republic of Singapore from Syarikat Hiap Lee Siap Lee Sdn. Bhd. a IN AID OF MURUGAN HILL TEMPLE BUILDING FUND HILLVIEW SPORTS CLUB proudly presents MALAYSIA KALAI IRAVU '82 featuring: Top Metoytien
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      392 8 Q UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF J? V THE ACTING MINISTER FOR SOCIAL AFFAIRS V DR. AHMAD MATTAR X SINGAPORE SPORTS COUNCIL < > Q oresentt L> 8 GRAND FILM PREMIERE O in aid of THE SPORTS AID FUND J 8 ODEON: Wed., Sept. 1, '82 at 9.15pm j B
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      84 9 NISSHA FULLY HYDRAULIC CRAWLER CRANES AND PILE DRIVERS LIFTING PILING fl I BI bßk I a I 1 1 BaY I L I Jfef*' 11 ]D| v*vl^^^ am 1 I II ■l\"»»l 9 II I bbbbbbbbb^Jf^^^^^b\ II BTI Ib\^?T^^L^^^bV b* m II LbbbbT |IX_l\B^^|« V 1 bbbbP I rCy I
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      716 11 APPOINTMENTS ■jjhe BARI'BINA Group V I aTISmVi Fast expanding and dynamic international organisation requires I experienced staff to help implement aggressive business expansion sion and diversification programmes in all major towns of V Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei. Applications are invitedfor the following vacancies (1) AREA WHOLESALE SALESMEN Applicants should have
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      705 11 ARE YOU EAGER TO SEEK ADVENTURE AND AT THE SAME TIME LEARN A SKILL? If the answer is Yes The Republic of Singapore Navy wants you to join Us as a NAVAL ENGINEERING MECHANICIAN NAVAL GUNNER REQUIREMENTS 8700 by the end of your second year. Naval Gunners a Singapore Citizen
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      595 12 APPOINTMENTS A subsidiary of a multinational corporation involved in •he monufoctore of world renowned consumer products invites application from suitably qualified Malaysian citizen to the following positions: A) PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS Job: To organise ontl motivate a group of production personnel to achieve plonrved out-put at optimum quality and reliability standard
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      560 12 ■HHbI^HHHB m2^T*wSS3S^aH Computer Systems Advisers Pte Ud is a member of the CSA Group. The Group, a leading local computer organisation with offices in Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, Australia and Indonesia also handles projects in Thailand, Brunei and the People's Republic of China. Its activities include marketing, developing and Installing
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      782 12 NOTICES i WRONG CORPORATION c > TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from registered contractors for the following projects:A ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF 6 UNITS OF E7' STANDARD FACTORIES WITH BIN CENTRES/SECURITY GUARD HOUSEB AT TUAS, AVENUE 8 (PHASE 19AA) JURONG TOWN B EARTHWORKS AT SEMBAWANG PHASE II SEMBAWANG WHARF AND
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      838 12 I.j|Aft_ PUBLIC UTHITIES \JJJ? BORRO TENDER NOTICE Tenders ore invited for the following: 1 Supply of Straight Through Joints for 10 pairs and 20 pairs pilot/telephone cables 2 Supply of Neutral Connector. Eligibility: For Items I 2 Registered contractors in Supply (d) Electrical Materials and 1 1 Contractors all classes.
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      715 12 IN THE HIGH OH RT OP THE KKPI BI.K OP SINUAPOSE (•mp»«l«i WtMltM Vp n«. us m i*w la the matter rt the C««»flf Art (C*p. 1U) Aaa In the natter af Aatea Pna Hm>p (Private) Limited ADVERTISEMENT OP PETITION Notice Is hereby given that a Petition for the winding
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      612 13 NOTICES Tender Notice Tenders are Invited for:— I I MMDMO Ia) Tender No. AMS/T/S2/064— Improve- 1 fi>#fii of kite non counters ond •ciuip- i ntont to oontoon of Kirn Ohuon Wor!<- H shop Complex, 3t Kirn Chuan Rood, Singapore 1953. Eligibility: Registered Contractors— Class B,C D I Non- Registered Contractors—
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      736 13 DIIDB Saparate tenders are invited for each of the following:--(1) ERECTION AND COMPLETION of 6 Blocks of 4-Storey Industrial Workshops (Total 231 Units) and 1 Eating House at Defu Industrial Pork 'B Contract 3B (2) ERECTION AND COMPLETION of 2 Blocks of 4-Storey Industrial Shops (Total 253 Units) Including 1
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      760 13 A MINISTRY fcKfl OF THE ENVIRONMENT TENDER NOTICE DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT (I) Repair to the Embankment of Bukit Timah Diversion Canal (Near Lorong Terigu) Ref: TEN(ENV)OB/82/13 Restricted to PWD Registered Contractors in Civil Engineering all classes. SEWERAGE DEPARTMENT (II) The renovation of grit dredging system at Tanglin Sewage Pumping Station Ref:
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      729 13 TENDER NOTICE separate tenders are invited tor 1 TERM CONTRACT FOR THE REPAIRS AND SLIPPING/DOCKING OF VSP TUGS 1982/ 83 Tender Deposit 1 ,500 00 Closing Date 7 Sep 82 Site Showround 30 Aug 82 at 9.00 am Meet at Contracts Department 2 REPAIRS TO UNOEROECK OF PIER NO 2AT
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      764 13 ll PRESBYTERIAN ENGLISH SCHOOLS, SINGAPORE TENDER NOTICE Tenders ore invited for:TW SUtIY. KIIVMY. INSTALLATION. TESTING COMMBSWNWG AfC MAWTENANCf Of T» (1) SANTMY MS PIUMBMG SYSTEM (2) ELECTRICAL AND FK PROTECTION SYSTEM FOR 2 STUDENTS' HOSTELS AT TELOK KUMU FOR PRESBYTERIAN ENGLISH SCHOOLS Eligibility PWD Controctros registered under the respective heading
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      930 14 NOTICES WeW. SCHMIDT 3^^ GMBH CO. KG OF D 7518 BRETTEN, WEST GERMANY take great pleasure to announce that messrs. OILTEK SDN. BHD. has been appointed our exclusive agent for Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore for the following:— Spiral heat exchanger If there is anything more you like to find S^^lf^^
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      3 14 H Macdonald Guidelines
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      102 14 GARFIELD By Jim Davis w» CLICK/ J^^Ka^T!!l^H JTM CTW& 212 1962 UfHted Feature Syndicate. Inc. STAR WARS B y ArcMe Goodwill &Al Williamson Ekt^M^mJm TWGP&cncEPttPs <sepe me yt%*i^ bevonp My Jmavhjn ex/7" of k^r*t£^ > [viF^ ~^^^B~^iv™^ti -^^^^^^^^^£T^^'™?m>«^^bL^[ \/Lwm \w// VO(J TUP POW£J2 THE BOHN LOSER njr^rrsansom T6LLSR I T6LL
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      450 15 RESULTS OF THE HAZELINE SNOW DISPLAY* CONTEST 1982 The Hazeline Snow Display shops, department stores and Contest drew an overwhelming supermarkets for their keen response from the trade. participation and congratulates Wellcome (Singapore) Pte Ltd the winners, extends its appreciation to the Ist Oriental Emporium (Bedok) 4st Thye Hin Tong
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      267 15 PEANUTS By Schulz KNOCK KNOCK By Andy Hold Dan Arnold VES,ITHINKVOUSHOULP| l/jO SEE IF IT'S REALLY^! fuUhCtC^ It THE *^J ll AMERICA!) UJ6AR YOUR NEU) OUTFIT UOMFOKTA3LE HUHV K**W >° T^r^ri FOR A UhILE BEFORE YOU v \f^ Vfls r\ °J^^Ck c tfFv NQ TO SEE IF ANY AAADfIPII 1
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      1170 16 NAHGAW (f\ NOTICE NAPCO SYSTEM THE BUILDING INDUSTRY. TRADE and PUBLIC are hereby advised that K T NAYAGAM. a Malaysian Citizen, of NAYAGAM CONSULTANTS is the Registered Proprietor of BRITISH PATENT No. *****79 reregistered in MALAYA under Registration No 204/79 and Applicant of British Patent Application No *****83 British Patent
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      69 17 Mide by Citizen Business Machines mc Japan I QUARTZ^^M AWymm^, 1 I Enblock Lever Analog I Enblock Shock Absorber B*^ Battery Life 2 years Accuracy •30secspm. Auto Calendar f*2 MIDLAND Vl/ ELECTRONICS 323. North Bridge Road. S pore 07 18 {near Odeon Cinema) Tel *****50 47. North Bridge Road. Spore
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      254 17 Straits mes Crossword ACaam Waterfall heard often by mistake hi frightful as a rule (5. 2. 1 Infallible Judges wrath on Sun- *> day (4_4) 6 Draw fluid like a buccaneer 5 The obvious way to stop copy- Ing (6) 1 Additional Insurance in the 9 The claims he made
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      249 17 LOYALTY, FILIAL PIETY, Museum Young People's KINDNESS, COURTESY Art Gallery. 9 a.m. 5.30 Exhibition of students' photographs, focusing on L ™m™sf Na mora. values still treasured E uSSE^hSI by Singaporeans. NaUonal 10 a m 6 Jq p m q,, m mm^^^^^_^ m^ Sept 3. ■Pf^^^WfWjg^B KAST HERTS YOl TH I
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      304 18 PETER CHEWS y>*tL/;kc,iSUGuy4>e,sfr NO SURCHARGE FrctpaHunionSundarxndPublk gJGBC| ■^■^■B HoM.vt From MonJ» In 'IM VKA S.tunbv.finth.Kho<jrp.rkin f« "WT 1M U W rrf undahl* with pur haw 1- I ■^■JHHB Look what s cooking with Sharp's Microwave Ovens i>tO*; <» >• Until a few years ago, PWBBinrr^— a^j tPQ^**^*^! i r^ e
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      650 19 CAN greatness be defined as achieving what seems impossible? If so, then my uncle H.Y., whom I remember vividly as a soft-spoken, small man who never rose to any kind of prominence, had had his moments of greatness. To tell his story properly, we must go back to
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      855 19 The small man who was great T*W By LI t/tWI/NO left this book in the trash pile when he took his sons home," explained the bookseller. "Can you make anything out of this?" H.Y. shook his head reluctantly. "Well, nobody else can," shrugged the bookseller, and then, as if mocking
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        937 19 ADVERTISEMENT >j^^i The Textile and Garment Industry Training Centre will be officially opened by the I W^£s 7 mm^ m y Senior Parliamentary Secretary, Mr Chan Chee Seng, on 27th August, 1982. Officials from is n n^^ Ministry of Trade and Industry, Economic Development Board, Department of Trade and Vocational
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        229 19 I MESSAGE MR. CHENG WAI KEUNG Chairman The textile and garment the pace to breed a industry is one of the pool of skilful and com oldest industries in Sin- mitted workers with gapore. It started as a better skills to meet the simple cottage industry challenges of tomorrow, until
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      349 20 Starting this week we will bo talking about book* on this page every Friday. The books to be introduced will cover subjects ranging from language learning, culture, literature to art in Chinese and English. Today we feature books for children. YET another children story book about life
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        161 20 i oT y JJ "fi Mills Boon invites you on a >^ .^l^ltaß^hntntntntnl LH H^^lV jHp^IHl H I J r*?*^*B-m WL Jk "Love Boat Cruise" Contest Forms are also available from aII j^,^ Mills Fabulous prizes to be WOn Boon retailers. Contest ends 15 October First 3 Prizes of a
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        692 20 Winners of Cross-language S2d^Sf^^ C y rMBW#rd PMle ta It la a Chinese crossword, bat the does are CrOSSWOrd No 46 given In English. Eleven winners will be picked from the allcorrect entries. One will receive $51 cash and |M cash: TEO SIOE KING the other II each. (I.C. no:
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        1013 21 APPOINTMENTS I CAREERS IN TAXATION We have vacancies for the following positions in our Tax Department: Tax Supervisors /Seniors -For Singapore Taxation The successful candidates, who will report to the tax management group should Have experience in dealing with all aspects of corporate and personal taxation Be conversant with the
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        513 21 EDELEANU Edeleanu a German-based company, active for more than 70 years in Engineering, Licensing and Consulting for the Petroleum, Petrochemical and Gas Processing Industry, seeks experienced personnel for its subsidiary company in Singapore. A) DESIGNER/DRAFTSMAN -PROCESS Specific types of drawings include: Process Flow Diagrams, Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams. B) DESIGNER/DRAFTSMAN
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        531 21 w SINGAPORE MERLIN invites suitably qualified applicants for the position of ASSISTANT FOOD BEVERAGE MANAGER Applicants should possess the following pre-requisites:--1 Singapore citizenship. 2. Minimum School Certificate or higher technical certificate from a recognised hotel and catering School 3 Hotel Management Diploma from a recognised college or university would be
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        616 21 -iii- malayan breweries zzzt\ (Singapore) pte. ltd 1 1 1 1 1 ii i 1 1 1 1 1 i T~rrn t i_l i ititi 1 1 1 We invite young men who are keen to be trained for a career in supervision to join us as TRAINEE PRODUCTION FOREMAN
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      3 22 Bilingual
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      826 22 TAMIL education in Singapore began with the arrival of Sir Stamford Raffles who needed English-educated Indians with the knowledge of Tamil. This led to the formation of Anglo-Tamil schools where Tamil was the medium of instruction and English was also taught. In later years,
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      280 22 Alexandra Estate, Alexandra Hill, Aljunied, Ama Keng, Ang Mo Kio Pr, Ang Mo Kio North, AngloChinese Pr, Anthony Rd Girls' Balestier Boys', Balestier Girls', Bartley, Batu Berlayer, Beatty, Bedok Boys', Bedok Girls', Bedok North, Bedok Town, Belvedere, Bendemeer,
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