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Title Section14 1982-10-02 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1982 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/8214 words
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514 1982-10-02 1 TAN LIAN CHOO - TAN LIAN CHOO 'If Vietnam will listen to this appeal, the world will feel a most vivid satisfaction' By Our Diplomatic Correspondent UNITED NATIONS, Fri. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, President of Democratic Kampuchea, has offered to sign a treaty of peace and non-aggression with Vietnam514 words
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Article, Illustration323 1982-10-02 1 MAGDALENE LUM - MAGDALENE LUM By 1 THANKS to Mrs Bright Spark, Madam Wong Peck Seong (above left), the Mooncake and Lantern Festival last j night was a memorable one for residents on the 11th storey of Block 173 in Lorong One Toa Payoh. Madam Wong gathered all the323 words
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Article35 1982-10-02 1 EVERYONE knows the state of our public loos. Bui JITDITH HOLMBERG. suitably revived with Eau de Cologne after visiting 25 of them, tells you with pictures about A ROSE IN THE LADIES.35 words
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Article26 1982-10-02 1 EVERYONE'S talking about him, nobody Is talking until now. PETER BARNARD Interviews Confucias for The Sunday Times tomorrow. The sage was very obliging.26 words
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Article53 1982-10-02 1 AFTER a maddening number of telephone calls to find out the answer to a simple question, ROSEMARY CHEN was moved to ask WHY NOT MAKE THE NATIONAL LIBRARY A KNOW-IT-ALL? Its a question that everyone who's ever had to go a wild goose chase here for53 words
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Article30 1982-10-02 1 PART two of our series on the New-Look I nlon.s tells why the government needs to tighten its control over the onions and their bulging parses.30 words
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Article16 1982-10-02 1 SPOTLIGHT tomorrow: Singapore's oil business, an update on the country's most important economic sector.16 words
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Article36 1982-10-02 1 WHAT destfraa do oar fashion people have on foreign women? LJM PHAY-LJNG shows you some sketches and reports on forthcoming trends, as envisaged by oar designers and manufacturers who are hoping to sell abroad.36 words
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Article46 1982-10-02 1 IF 0118 series THINGS I HOPE TO KNOW BY 80 boggled the imagination initially can anyone look so far ahead? don't miss tomorrow's story. Ending the series fittingly is Mr Chi Owyang, Singapore's Ambassador to Thailand who is all of 84 years old.46 words
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Article65 1982-10-02 1 PLI S our television and entertainment package that Includes: Musicals to borrow fram the vide* libraries and reviews of what's on at the cinema a*d on the goggle box. Plu >our detachable TV guide to the whole week's programme*, to help yon plan you viewing better. Oar special65 words
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Article48 1982-10-02 1 SINGAPORE'S swimming medal hope Ang Peng Sion^ competes in his first event the 100 m freestyle Today BRIAN MILLER reports. World decathlon champion Daley Thompson snubbed his country recently by refusing to carry the British flag at the opening ceremony. ALAN HUBBARD finds out why.48 words
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261 1982-10-02 1 IRENE NGOO - IRENE NGOO By Our Housing Correspondent THE downpayment for Housing board flats is unchanged despite the latest increase in the selling prices. An HDB spokesman said yesterday that the board did not raise the 20 per cent deposit which applicants have to pay261 words
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201 1982-10-02 1 Dial M for your Mandarin lesson LKAKMNOMandarln will be Just a phone call sway. From next year, Singaporeans ran dial a number and listen to a Upr-rworded Mandarin Irwxon. This was dta-loaed by Mr Ho Kan Leong, chairman of the Promotr the I w of Mandarin (ommltw. Mr Ho, ale*201 words
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Article71 1982-10-02 1 TOKYO. Fri The Kansai (Western Japan) Committee for Economic Development said today it will send a mission to the Asean countries from Nov 25 to Dec 11 to study how Japan can strengthen its economic and cultural relations with the Asian nations Committee officials said a 20-member missionAP - 71 words
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Article29 1982-10-02 1 BANGKOK. Fri Thailand today handed back to Hanoi the wreckage of a Vietnamese military aircraft which crashlanded in Thai territory near the Cambodian border last February ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article, Illustration385 1982-10-02 1 NEW CHANCELLOR SETS NEXT MARCH 6 AS DATE FOR WEST GERMAN GENERAL ELECTIONS BONN, Friday THE West German Parliament today removed Social Democratic (SPD) Chancellor Helmut Schmidt and elected leader of the Christian Democrat Union (CDU) Helmut Kohl in his place. The Bundestag (LowerReuter; AP - 385 words
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Article58 1982-10-02 1 BKIRI T, KM.- IS Vmhtssidtr Philip Hablb dmlrd rrport*. that mi unrmrit luul hern reached far tar wlthdraual of all (orrlKn furors from l^haata Krllablr Mtnrm arr» said Mr HaMb, wk« has Just rrtnrnrd frani Israel, Saadl Arabia and K*\pt, would proceed U Dt'm»M-o» far58 words
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Article611 1982-10-02 2 Secondary classes, too WORKERS can soon continue secondary education up to GCE 'O' level at their workplace, under a proposal being studied by the NTuC. The Food. Drinks and Allied Workers' Union, which suggested the plan, will begin its pilot programme early next year Its general secretary, Mr Tan611 words
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Article229 1982-10-02 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Singapore Braadraatlng Corporation Is to be congratulated fur It* decision to show more top quality cultural programmes. They will g« a long way towards making up for the paucity of surh programmes in the past and, hopefully, give Singaporeans a better appreciation of the229 words
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Article311 1982-10-02 2 Goal rush challenge LI'TON manager David Pleat, whose team has set the goal-scoring pace in this year's English First Division soccer league, has challenged other sides to do the same. Luton has scored 20 in seven games. But he is worried about his newly-pro-moted team's defence. It has let311 words
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Article303 1982-10-02 2 CALL FOR SINGAPORE TO SHARE FACTORING SKILLS AN AMERICAN consultant has suggested that countries such as Singapore could offer their expertise in factoring to other developing countries. Mr David Sassoon, a private consultant with considerable experience in drafting international agreements and legislation, said at a conference here yesterday303 words
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Article545 1982-10-02 2 God, politics don't mix PRESIDENT Suharto L- ued a thinly-veiled warning to the Muslim Opposition party to separate religion and politics, when he swore in a new Indonesian Parliament yesterday. He said it was of the "utmost importance" that in strengthening national unity, all socio-political forces followed545 words
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Article177 1982-10-02 2 Religion Bill A BUI to amend the penal code to prevent religious disunity is expected to be tabled at the next Parliament sitting. The proposed change will cover all religions, Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said. It will not allow people to brand others as infidels kafir)177 words
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Article484 1982-10-02 2 Days of Grace THE world mourned when a fairly tale ended tragically on Sept 14 this year. The beautiful princess did not live happily ever after. She died. In an interview granted only weeks before her death. Princess Grace of Monaco talks about the girl who became a484 words
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Article69 1982-10-02 3 \N XMKKK'AN naval task force in the northern Pacific has been repeatedly buzzed by Soviet warplanes in the past week, the commander of the US Pacific fleet. Admiral •t Foley, said in Honolulu on ThursThi aircraft were observing the ships and simulating air-to-surface missile attacks whii'h.AP - 69 words
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Article77 1982-10-02 3 A SENIOR official of the Banco Ambrosiano. wh eh was declared insolvent last August, fell to his death yesterday from the fourth floor of one of the bank's office buildings Milan, a spokesman for the bank said. Mr Giuseppe della Cha. 54. had taken up iReuter - 77 words
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Article52 1982-10-02 3 THE SOVIET Union bought 600,000 tonnes of American grain on Thursday, its second such major purchase in three days, the United States Agriculture Department said in Washington yesterday Soviet purchases of US grain for delivery in -he market year that began yesterday nov, total 1.35 millionUPI - 52 words
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Article47 1982-10-02 3 < HINA HIIJ. launch a carrier rocket in the high seas between Oct 7 and Oct 26, the official Xinhua news agency announced in Beijing yesterday. It said the rocket would be aimed at an area in the East China Sea, south-south-west of Shanghai. AP.AP - 47 words
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Article56 1982-10-02 3 TWO NEW economic reports today provided mor* 1 bad news for President Ronald Reagan's Republican Party preparing for next month's congressional elections, but the administration said it remained confident that recovery was under way. The Commerce Department index of leading economic indicators dropped 0.9 per cent inReuter - 56 words
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Article62 1982-10-02 3 BRITAIN'S MEDICAL Research Council announced on Thursday it has drafted ethical guidelines for doctors engaged in the study of spare human embryos, an issue that has raised a storm among doctors, churchmen and anti-abortion organisations. The council's announcement came four days after word that Dr Robert Edwards, aAP - 62 words
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129 1982-10-02 3 Praise for Asean's sustained growth NEW YORK. Fri. Australian Foreign Minister Anthony Street yesterday praised "the remarkable and sustained economic performance" of the Asean countries at a time of grim world economic news. But he also cautioned against what he said was an increased trend towards protectionism. Mr Street, speakingUPI - 129 words
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Article151 1982-10-02 3 JAKARTA, Fri. Thousand-. i>( pniplr panicked In the Indonesian town of Taslkmalay a when rain triggered cold lava avalanche* on the slopes of a nearby volcano, the semi-offi-cial Antara news ag""'? said today. Experts have predicted a major disaster In the area when heavy monsoon rains,Reuter - 151 words
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Article, Illustration418 1982-10-02 3 MUSLIM OPPOSITION PARTY WARNED PRESIDENT Suharto swore in a new parliament today and issued a thinly-veiled warning to the Muslim opposition party to strictly separate religion and politics. In his last major policy speech before presidential elections in March, Mr Suharto issuedReuter - 418 words
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277 1982-10-02 3 Regain your credibility, Mahathir urges UN NEW YORK, Friday MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad, in his address to the 37th United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday, said the credibility of the world body was at its lowest ebb and must be regained. In a world imperiled byNST - 277 words
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151 1982-10-02 3 MOCHTAR: WILL OF THE KHMERS IS CLEAR UNITED NATIONS, Fri. Indonesia said yesterday the Democratic Kampuchean government under Prince Norodom Sihanouk was a clear expression of the Cambodian people's determination to regain their sovereignty. In an address to the General Assembly. Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said the situation inReuter - 151 words
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Article60 1982-10-02 3 BANGKOK. Fri Thai Indus, try Minister Chatichai Choonhavan will lead Thailand's delegation to a meeting o( Asean economic ministers in Singapore from Nov 11-13. the Thai Foreign Ministry announced today Spokesman Saowanit Kongsiri said the meeting, to be preceded by a session of senMr Asean officialsAFP - 60 words
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200 1982-10-02 3 SVDNKY, Frl. A young man of It waa awarded AS«M,«M (SIIiIMM) In damages by the New South Wale* Supreme ourt for a perNonallty disorder canned by a carelewi operation for circumcision. The raae Is a tint of Its kind In Australia. The hoy200 words
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Article, Illustration357 1982-10-02 4 JERUSALEM, Fri ISRAELI Prime Minister Menachem Begin has said he takes no responsibility for the massacre of Palestinians in Lebanese refugee camps. A statement issued by his office yesterday said the Prime Minister took no responsibility for the killings in the Sabra andReuter - 357 words
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370 1982-10-02 4 TOP Christian Phalangist commanders, including slain president-elect Bashir Gemayel, planned the raid of two refugee camps that led to the massacre of Palestinian civilians, newspaper reports said yestt-rday. The Washington Post, quoting a "variety of well--4 informed sources," said the original intent of theUPI - 370 words
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Article63 1982-10-02 4 6 The Labour opposition Las thrown the red Juice of slander at v and new they are wallowing la It. The mud slung at v has stained the whole state ef la- A raet. 7 Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin accusing the opposition Labour Party of having tarnished Israels63 words
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Article44 1982-10-02 4 BEIRUT. Fri A Middl* East Airlines Boeing 707 jetliner from Cyprus landed at Beirut Airport yesterday linking the Lebanese capital by air with the rest of the world for the first time since the war ia Lebanon began four months ago UPIUPI - 44 words
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193 1982-10-02 4 Security Council puts off special probe UNITED NATIONS, Fri. The Security Council has deferred action on a proposal that a special investigator be appointed to look into the massacre of Palestinian civilians in two Beirut refugee camps. After three days of private consultations, members scheduled an open meeting and aReuter; UPI - 193 words
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Article79 1982-10-02 4 'Begin is finished' CHICAGO, Fri Senator Charles Percy, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has said Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin is finished politically and will be forced to resign. He told a Chicago radio station that Mr Begin "is mortally wounded today as an effective prime minister mainlyReuter - 79 words
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Article188 1982-10-02 4 DENVER, Prl. Former astronaut James Irwu say* the fresh sighting of a large object on Turkey's Meant Ararat has sparred another search for Noah's Ark. A team of six mci, k*BM of whom had been on two ■asaeeessfml expeditions In August aad September, flew j»188 words
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Article419 1982-10-02 6 'We alone have duty towards people of HK' CHINA today challenged a statement by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher that Britain bore a moral responsibility for the people of Hongkong. It said it alone had a duty towards the colony's Chinese residents. In the latest sign ofReuter - 419 words
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309 1982-10-02 6 Soviet minister for Beijing to mend ties DEPUTY Foreign Minister Leonid Dyichev will go to Beijing as a guest of the Chinese government for exploratory talks on improving relations, according to Chinese and Soviet sources. Western diplomats said the trip was a sig* of the importance both sides attached toReuter; AP - 309 words
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143 1982-10-02 6 Peter Hazelhurst - Peter Hazelhurst By Our Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, FH. K Jmp»■eae sclenttat has developed neu method •f detection throat r»n cer by u.ilnjr, a rompoUr U analyse volre printa. Dr TmU* Efbihara, chief of the otoiarynKol•gy department of Japan's National Cancer143 words
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128 1982-10-02 6 North Korea massing troops at DMZ, says Chun SEOUL. Fri. President Chun Doo Hwan said today North Korea had massed troops south of the Pyongyang-Wonsan line above the demilitarised zone separating the two countries, especially in the western sector. In an address to the nation to mark the 34th anniversaryReuter - 128 words
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323 1982-10-02 6 Kremlin attacks move to put F-16s in Japan MOSCOW. Fri. The Kremlin yesterday reacted swiftly to the planned deployment of American F-16 fighter-bombers in Japan and said the move was "provocative and hostile" By consenting to the deploy ment of American warplanes on its soil. Japan is increasing the threatKyodo; UPI - 323 words
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292 1982-10-02 8 Poland getting set to dissolve Solidarity WARSAW, Friday POLISH authorities are preparing to dissolve the Solidarity trade union, a move which could be their most unpopular act since the declaration of martial law last December. ifficial sources here said a new trade union bill now being discussed by Sejm (Parliament)Reuter; AP - 292 words
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Article187 1982-10-02 8 WASHINGTON. Fri. Marijuana will be America's third largest cash crop this year with a value of more than US$lO billion (SS2O 17 billion), a marijuana law reform group predicted yesterday. George Farnham, national director of NORML the National Organisation for the Reform of Marijuana LawsUPI - 187 words
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105 1982-10-02 8 Five die of suspected cyanide poisoning Hl( \(.n, Krt. Five pr«pir In the (hit-ago urea have died this week apparently from cyanide poisoning after taking a widely-iiNrd a-splrin substitute, an official source said \estrrday. M r N c 1 1 1 Consumer* Product*, a sahHldiary •f the Johnsan and -John-tonAFP - 105 words
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267 1982-10-02 8 MOSCOW. Fri. Soviet authorities are pushing for large-scale resettlement and other measures to stem the drift of young people from the countryside. Byelorussia, the Soviet republic which borders on Poland and boasts regular bumper potato crops, could have some 24,000 current267 words
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Article120 1982-10-02 8 OTTAWA, Fri Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau carried out the second i major shakeup of his gov- crnment in less than three weeks to try to spur Cana- da's reeling economy. He nimed two business-ori ented men to his govern ment's top economic jobs yesI terday in aUPI - 120 words
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207 1982-10-02 8 You can't have your burger and eat it judge MIAMI, Fri. Attorneys for the McDonald's hamburger chain can't have it their way in fighting a multi-million dollar advertising campaign by rival Burger King, a Federal judge ruled yesterday. McDonald's attorneys asked that their marketing experts be shown research proving BurgerUPI - 207 words
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348 1982-10-02 8 Firm seeks court order to have sanctions lifted WASHINGTON, Fri. A French company is asking a federal judge to lift the United States' economic sanctions designed to halt the construction of a Soviet natural gas pipeline. Attorney William Walker said in an US district court yesterday thit his client, Creusot-Loire.AP; AFP - 348 words
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110 1982-10-02 8 LONDON, Fri. Two players of English First Division soccer club Southampton, Mark Wright and Steve Moran. were reported to have been arrested in Sweden on charges of rape. The two men were members of Southampton's unsuccessful UEFA cup team which was eliminated from110 words
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Article, Illustration485 1982-10-02 9 Day of the young ones set in music and dance Pictures by AZIZ HUSSIN THE two young dancers from Kuo Chuan Girls' School concentrated hard on their steps. They had practised for two months and wanted to get them right. Their item, Ira ma Slngapura, was to the heat of485 words
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Article94 1982-10-02 9 200 children TWO hundred underprivileged and disabled child en from various charity organisations were treated to a tea party yesterday by the Koon Leng Tua temple in Oueenstown. The party, held at Strathmore Avenue basketball court playground, was organised in conjunction with the temple's anniversary celebrations,94 words
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Article50 1982-10-02 9 THE Aim Mo Kio community rvntrr's youth group is organising a visit to tlw Milsukoshi Garden on Nov 7 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Charge* are K (or members and ff for nonwnem ben. For further details, telephone *****% or *****44 be tween 3 and 10 p.m50 words
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356 1982-10-02 10 IVAN LIM - IVAN LIM By Our Za&w Correspondent WORKERS will soon be able to continue secondary education up to GCE O level, under a proposal being studied by the National Trades Union Congress. The Food. Drinks and Allied Workers' Union, which suggested the plan for in-house356 words
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390 1982-10-02 10 WONG AIKWEI - 322,000 workers need to go back to school WONG AI K WEI BY A TOTAL of 322.000 workers need to go back to school for training in either Mathematics or English Language (or both) up to primary six level. This is considered the minimum level of literacy and numeracy a390 words
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Article219 1982-10-02 10 THE zest for training continues at the National Productivity Board another 181 courses will be conducted between October and December. These courses, separated into eight programmes, are being offered to about 200,000 managers in Singapore whom the board feels need continuing education and training. Noting219 words
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Article, Illustration292 1982-10-02 10 NEW ZEALAND is turning more towards its trading partners in the AsiaPacific basin to reach greater economic growth and ability. As it moves away from recession-hit Europe, it r hopes to strengthen its ties with Asean. Hongkong and Taiwan, which take up about292 words
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Article281 1982-10-02 10 DESPITE the economic downturn in the United States and Europe, last year saw net investment commitments in Singapore's precision engineering industry increase by 5.2 per cent. Mr Michael Liew. MP for Boon Teck. in disclosing this yesterday said Singapore placed special importance on the development281 words
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Article65 1982-10-02 10 Opening ceremony THK ilirwlni Civil Avia lion. Mr Mm Hork San. officially opened the new passenger terminal at Seletar airport yesterday. The old terminal and offices will be demolished to make way for a hangar in the first phase of the Jurong Town Carporation's aerospace industrial development project Under this65 words
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163 1982-10-02 10 A JURONG factory, Pandai Steel Industry, wai fined $8,000 in a magistrate's court on Thursday for an accident which caused Ma employee, line operator Mohamed Fadilah bin Salim, to lose four fingers of his right hand. The fine is the highest for a non-fatal163 words
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320 1982-10-02 10 It's back to class for half of Keppel staff ABOUT half of the 3.800 workers at Keppel Shipyard Ltd will go back to school in one of the biggest single basic educa tion exercises conducted by a public-listed company. The programme will involve setting up 50 classes in the yard320 words
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Article144 1982-10-02 10 Sales at Welcome go up by 30 pc SALES at NTUC Welcome supermarkets have soared by more than 30 per cent since the cooperative reduced its prices in August. The cooperative's 15 supermarkets, where prices are reported to be among the cheapest here, saw better sales in all departments. Welcome144 words
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Article44 1982-10-02 10 THE Changing of Guards ceremony by the Singapore Armed Forces Provost unit will be held at the Istana main gate tomorrow at 5 V) p m Also present at the ceremony will be the band of the Republic of Singapore Army44 words
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Article, Illustration225 1982-10-02 11 HONESTY pays in so many ways even in the i form of a colour television set. While it is common for a passenger to express his gratitude to the honest cabbie who has returned his valuables with a currency note, the reward225 words
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322 1982-10-02 11 Prices of imported books may soon change THE Singapore Book Publishers Association has announced changes in its recommended prices (or imported books. The prices, however, can only be fixed by the booksellers themselves. They have so far followed the recommended prices. If this occurs again, books from Britain, Australia and322 words
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346 1982-10-02 11 EVELYN NG - EVELYN NG By Our Social Ser¥ices Correspondent THE Singapore Association for the Blind has approached the Ministry of Education to open the doors of its primary schools to visually handicapped children. Visually handicapped children could then learn alongside other children at an earlier346 words
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Article52 1982-10-02 11 Language centre SINGAPORE Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry president Mr Urn Kee Ming, will open its language centre at the chamber auditorium on Oct 10 at 11 am This will be followed by a variety ihow st;. s -ed by Redi fussion artistes in conjunction with the chamber's Speak52 words
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289 1982-10-02 11 RAY DHALIWAL - You don't have to wait for these taxis just step in RAY DHALIWAL Bj IT aaed to he the paawnger* who had to wait for taxla, often sighing or mattering ander their breath Yeaterday, It waa the taxi drivers who waited and sighed. It wm a rhanged s4 mr at289 words
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Article, Illustration142 1982-10-02 11 PARKING BLITZ IN CBD TO CONTINUE I" 1 »l-i< leiter- it the) wm :inue I tion against motor ipark their vehicles imlis iTiminalely in and around •itr.il Business Dtotfter hooking 173 motorists in a s'ngle operation on Thursday. The operation ducted jointly by the Traffic Police and offii<>rs from three142 words
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Advertisement102 1982-10-02 11 3 DAYS SPECIAL OFFER r<— la* Lamp W V •J uuu Bxkoom Surtm ko^ UM $530I sB3 $39 I \f^. I s. SWEET HOME TEL: *****87 Ml LOR TO* PAVOH EAST |Nw M*<*^ltc^l• Pr«n»r, B«H» HHW O«:«l S3 81. 4-6 BCOOK NOBTH *Vf NUf 1 _ri ■BAtmOHK* acrav lt« Ro«f102 words
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Advertisement177 1982-10-02 11 B METRO \v f /mm M J& *»-k&w* rM x THE MARIEULA HANDBAG I Just arrived a new. very sclwt r n^ri 1 |B^ of Mariella handbajfs made in Italy with S I a choice of 2 distinct stylin^.Out from the Jj I ranjre comes the ragged, nood-lookinvr I Texas177 words
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385 1982-10-02 12 CHAN ENG CHENG - Dr Wu suggests 10 Confucian virtues CHAN ENG CHENG By They can be adapted for teaching in schools' IHK chairman of the Local Committee on Confucian Ethics, Dr Wu Teh Yau, has recommended 10 value concepts to be adapted and included in the teaching of Confucian ethics in school. These385 words
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135 1982-10-02 12 Insurance agent's four-day drug trial closes THE trial of insurance agent Leo Hai Hock. 43, on a capital charge of trafficking in 182.1 g of heroin, which has a street value of about $250,000. closed in the High Court yesterday after a four-day hearing. DPP Glenn Knight, ap- i pearing135 words
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276 1982-10-02 12 Two fixed routes for trishaw tours FROM Monday, organised trishaw tours will be fixed along two routes starting from a Waterloo Street oar park and ending at either Raffles Hotel or Newton car park. The new routes will essentially cover Chinatown, as in the past, in addition to Selegie Road276 words
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Article111 1982-10-02 12 l4 riders without licence fined THE recent crackdown by the Registry of Vehicles and police on trishaw riders yesterday brought 15 of them to court for pedalling without a vocational licence. The crackdown was the result of numerous complaints by tourists that trishaw riders had demanded exorbitant fares for sight-seeing111 words
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Article133 1982-10-02 12 Where and when to get passports SINGAPORE citizens who wish to renew or apply for passports at three issuing centres are advised to note the opening hours. The Singapore Restricted Passport Centre at 250. Out ram Road, is open between 8 a.m. and S p.m. from Monday to Friday, and133 words
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426 1982-10-02 12 BRACE CHNG - BRACE CHNG By< HIGHER wages for domestic help are eating into the monthly pay packets of local executives. So are the highei costs of books and cars. A cost of living survey by PA Management Consultants, which showed these findings, also found426 words
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276 1982-10-02 12 QCs called to the Bar to defend traders TWO Queen's Counsel, Mr Michael Burke-Gaffney and Mr Brian Eric Capsticks, were yesterday called to the Bar by Chief Justice Wee Chonjj Jin in the High Court Mr Burke-Gaffney will be senior defence counsel for five businessmen in two civil claims, involving276 words
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Article45 1982-10-02 12 1 THE Minister t* Stale (La hour and chairman at the National Productivity Board. Dr Won« Kwei Chong. will open the Productivity Month organised by Ihe Singapore Chinese Chamber of Comrrwrce and Industry at its auditorium on Nov 2 at 8 p m45 words
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Advertisement305 1982-10-02 12 Special Selection of CJ m^S 1980/81 Collection Wallcovering at only $19.50 per roll! ir Hurry' Come early for the N^^^L* best choice J^ f\ Expert installation at reasonable Jl •5^ L. charges if required j* fi^*" fk~\ Z. ir Offer while stocks last from iKIs I 1- 15 October 1982305 words
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408 1982-10-02 13 Drums to beat the problem of choked pipes PIPES in n«w Housing Board estates are less likely to be choked with cement slurry and sand when the Housing Board uses a new discharge method using steel drums The method us the culmination of three years of experiments by the board's408 words
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132 1982-10-02 13 Textile dealer wanted in Hongkong arrested here A TEXTILE dealer, wanted by the Hongkong police for allegedly stealing about HKteOO.OOO worth of diamonds, was arrested yesterday and produced in a magistrate's court on a warrant of arrest. Narain Chhangomal Vasandani. 37, a permanent resident here, was arrested by a CDD132 words
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149 1982-10-02 13 EXPERTS on tropical forests will launch a worldwide conservation campaign in Bali, Indonesia on Oct 10 to save the vast rain forests of the region from extinction The project ties in with the once-a -decade World National Parks Congress which will be opened the149 words
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315 1982-10-02 13 SALMA KHALIK - 43 SIA pilots reject offer to be redeployed SALMA KHALIK By FORTY-THREE of the 68 Singapore Airlines pilots who were given the choice of being either rede^ ployed or retrenched have opted for the latter. They chose to go rather than be redeployed as flight stewards or to go on315 words
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125 1982-10-02 13 Two charged with robbing shop of videos TWO men were yesterday charged in a magistrate's court with the robbery of $41,702 worth of video cassette recorders and tapes fi urn a shop in Geylang. Ho Fook Kee, 26, and Teo Kirn Choon. 22. appeared on separate charges of having robbed125 words
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Article49 1982-10-02 13 THE International Trade Exposition 1982. at the Peoples Association grounds, ends tomorrow. Mrs Lee Chiaw Meng. wife of the MP for Tanah Merah. will attend the closing ceremoy and give away prim to the winners of the Miss Expo 82 and lucky draw competl tions49 words
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Article25 1982-10-02 13 THERE will be a baby show at Chaiigl community centre on Ort 31 at 9 am Entry (arms are available from the centre.25 words
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Article118 1982-10-02 13 THK MetoaralaglcaJ I Satrlw experts the hair aver Wanapare to raatiaae far tke aext (•rtaiefct. la Ita wealker aatlaafc ■p to Oet 14, It says tkere will be -iltiri ■kswws la tke after- ea akaat sevea days. Widespread rala accampaalea' by 4er Md nsty wlada118 words
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335 1982-10-02 13 But they can opt out HOUSING Board flat applicants cannot insist on the model they want as this would slow down their chances of being allocated a unit. An HDB spokesman yesterday said the board would continue this ruling despite the wide335 words
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285 1982-10-02 13 MECHANISATION at construction sites has moved into higher gear with a $9 million loan from the National Development Ministry to 26 contractor;. The loan is to help the contractors buy laboursaving plants and machinery. The low-interest loan was given under the ministry's construction285 words
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Article148 1982-10-02 14 UNIONS IN THE MILLION LEAGUE KUALA Ll'MPl R, Fri. The N«tlon»l I nlon of Plantation Warkrnt (NI'PW) lop* the list of wealthy union* with AMttrtM worth $1.28 million in I*M, said Brrnami, Quoting a labour and Maapawrr repart released earlier thin week. The National I nlon of Bank Kniplow-rs romnt148 words
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231 1982-10-02 14 BILL SOON TO AMEND PENAL CODE: RAZALEIGH JELI (Kelantan), Fri A Bill to amend the penal code to prevent religious disunity is expected to be tabled in Parliament at its next sitting. Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah, who said this today, added that theNST - 231 words
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Article, Illustration50 1982-10-02 14 THK I.OHKK House of Parliament will sit for 41' days from Oct 12. Its I. try. Datuk Azizul Rah man. said on Thursday The Kinn will open Parlte ment on Oct 11. Datuk Azizul said the 1983 budget will be present ed to Parliament on ()ot 23 NSTNST - 50 words
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Article70 1982-10-02 14 THK RY-KLKmON for the Repaying state seat on Oct 16 will be a straight fight between the Malaysian Chinese Association's Mr Ng Yok Kooi. 34. and the opposition Democratic Action Party's Mr Lav Dak Kee. 40. They are the only two candidates when nominations closed on Thursday forNST - 70 words
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Article64 1982-10-02 14 I BOAT carrying 30 Viet namese refugees landed at the famous turtle beach at Rantau A bang in Trengganu on T hursday the fifth Vietnamese refugee boat to reach Malaysia last month. This brings the total arrivals for the month to 250 people, polio said. So far. about64 words
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Article63 1982-10-02 14 THIKVRS broke open a fully-loaded container at the north port of I'ort Klang between Wednesday and Thursday and carted away $1 million worth of video cassette recorders and tapes. Selangor CTD chief Niuh Soon Hock said the container, loaded with 400 imported Sharp VHS recorders and 600NST - 63 words
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Article33 1982-10-02 14 TOIRISM earned Malay si.i $876.3 million worth of foreign exchange, or 3 4 MM of total export earnings last year, Tourist Development Corporation (TDC) director-general Mr Hamzah Majid said. NSTNST - 33 words
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255 1982-10-02 14 Import ruling on S'pore cement may be put off JOHORE BARU. Friday THE ruling requiring cement imported from Singapore to bear an endorsement from the Standard and Research Institute of Malaysia (Sirim) may be deferred if the shortage of the commodity persists in Johore. (Sirim is equivalent to the SingaporeNST - 255 words
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Article156 1982-10-02 14 Builders urge price probe JOHORE BARU. Fri. The Johore Master Builders Association today called on the government to investigate why cement from Singapore is cheaper than local supplies. Its president. Mr Chenj? Chean Chiang, told reporters that a 50-kg bag of cement from Singapore costs between $8.30 and $8.80 whileNST - 156 words
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Advertisement434 1982-10-02 14 WAREHOUSE SALE! at 11LorongPendek. Singapore 1334 rr=^- "~1 I mm% daily from 10 00am t0 7.30pm vcC 4i and on Sunday 11.00 am to s 00pm y//^"^ t "*r -^r 'KVJ Offer only one week C^<^W\ -bS:^? .»<»"/ 2nd 10th I r/y-.>M VS'^w^ OCTOBER i!A-» i >A^ a J^^^ call434 words
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Advertisement43 1982-10-02 14 B& isU ESS SS3 S3 (2 And a sales assistant who's never too busy to help you try every pair. ROBINSON'S |Mrn..liM> Shopping CmNPI Onh-.rd K,.jd \,nK..p..r, in: < 1.1 *****2] Shoppin, NsaSi Mm i.i Ihur&Sun llfc.ml,. "pm .IKM PAKKINGON M NDAYlFfiftSfll lUM.U.V c43 words
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Article, Illustration345 1982-10-02 15 WAN SENG YIP - WAN SENG YIP Pictures by Record turnout at Chinese Garden for mooncake festival LANTERNS, lanterns everywhere. This was the picture of how Singaporeans celebrated the Mid-Autumn or Lantern Festival last In Jurong, more than 30.000 visited the Chinese Garden where the festival was organised345 words
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147 1982-10-02 15 Broadcasting meeting discusses sports and satellite use RADIO and television coverage of major world and regional sports and the use of satellite facilities for news exchange were the main topics kicking off discussions on the first day of the working party meetings of the Asia Pacific Broadcasting Union 19th General147 words
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Article73 1982-10-02 15 A SHIPPING company executive, Chan P<* Lack. 35, yesterday pleaded not guilty to a charge of abetting in a cheating offence. Chan is alleged to have intentionally caused a forged delivery order, purportedly is sued by NedUoyd F.AC Agencies, to be handed to operations assistant Seah73 words
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Advertisement158 1982-10-02 15 HR Klasse Gifts C/ 7 */^^^l "^^^^^K^^at^ Makeup p ?^^W Gifts at Rv Klasse October 1-31. 19K2 \X'ithv.uir pun hast- vouil ak. retnvc Skin Ufe I lleM.ikriip( iltlv M.lkeup ilhv as follows: are lined up t<r v.hi ..II n<^|.; S km Ufa l.,|>st,> k (r-roh .mil) Klaw Sc. -r.-v. w158 words
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Advertisement111 1982-10-02 15 THOMSON PLAZA PLEASES KIDS WITH FUN-FILLED MOMENTS. Share fun-filled moments with the whole family JH^fli| at Thomson Plaza today. With a wide M a^^^lVtC^^l^ assortment of things to see and do. Tasty treats |\J \J for the whole family. Toys, games and books of V%| Tf'c a every kind for111 words
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Article449 1982-10-02 16 Latest shows much appreciated IT CAN be safely predicted that the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's latest purchases will never make it to the top ten list of television programmes. All available surveys show that Singaporeans go overwhelmingly for light entertainment Hongkong serials, variety shows and some of449 words
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Article, Illustration534 1982-10-02 16 T.F.Hwang takes you down Memory Lane FAMOUS FIRSTS CHIEF Justice Hrr Chang Jin hfti scored many "famous flrsta" in his long; dUtlngnUhrd public career. Foremost and tke mast easily remembered of the flrsta Is the fart that nils the lonnrst-wrrvtnit J in a Commonwealth riiuntrs. He has been at the534 words
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Article, Illustration991 1982-10-02 16 Unenviable position of American Jews NEW YORK The world has changed for American Jews. Until a few years ago, there was a general reluctance within America to criticise Israel and its policies. To do so was to invite accusations of anti-Semitism. That hesitancy has almost disappeared. Even before the Israeli991 words
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659 1982-10-02 16 UNITED NATIONS The Jtumn session of the 1 nited Nations General Assembly got off to an unusual start recently when it voted down a Cuban effort to declare that Puerto Rico is an American colony. It was the first time for years that659 words
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Article, Illustration495 1982-10-02 16 MOSCOW In 19*8. when he completed his term as Ms country's first delegate to the United Nations. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko wa* asked if he expected to return to the United States. "I hope not." he snapped The 39-year-old diplomat who made that commentAP - 495 words
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Advertisement163 1982-10-02 16 CLEARANCE FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY! 0* A 2 OCT.- 15 OCT. 'B2 fl From now till 15 October. Eastern m. II u^a^_ Furnishing is having its once a year I LVI W Clearance Sale. Great discounts and free gifts for bedroom, dining lounge suites and many opoaDaiiy: 10.00 to 9.00163 words
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465 1982-10-02 17 BY TEACHERS IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS ALTHOUGH you have briefly reassured Mr Sze Yu Kwok (ST. Sept 25) that th»> report on a recent symposium did not imply that students in tertiary institutions are poorly trained, and in all likelhood Mr Sze mitf-it have received confirmation465 words
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152 1982-10-02 17 Poly should try to get best brains for the job AS AN ex-lecturer with the Singapore Polytechnic for four years. 1 beg to differ with Mr Sze Yu Kowk (ST. Sept 25 1. I have found that more often than not. the lecturers are not properly versed in their subjects.152 words
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185 1982-10-02 17 anything I WAS cUrged $13 for a dish of small curry fish head and $1 for a plate of rice and a few tablespoonsful of fried vegetables when I had lunch at a fish-head place recently. The charge was exorbitant for a simple lunch. It185 words
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256 1982-10-02 17 Girls can't just drop out of the course MY girlfriend is pursuing a full-time secretarial course in a reputed comm rial school. I have learnt from her that the school fees will be raised from SI 10 to $135 with effect from this month This increase of nearly 25 per256 words
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256 1982-10-02 17 Key is how roles can be integrated MR TAKASHI Masuko of Hitachi Ltd missed the point when he labeled Singaporeans as being disloyal employees (ST. Sept 17). His statement is most irrational as he has misunderstood the very nature and attitude of Singaporean workers. Most Singaporeans, in every level of256 words
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Letter109 1982-10-02 17 G.H. LIM (ST, Sept 15) need wait no longer for an answer. My seven-year-old son would like him to know that a million has six zeros, a billion has nine, and a trillion has 12. He says he doesn't know how to say them in109 words
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Letter78 1982-10-02 17 KXPERTO Crede (ST. Sept 24) has made out a good case for specialist books and the high exchange rate now charged by booksellers, but what about readily saleable books like dictionaries' 7 These books can be shipped cheaply in case lots, have low carrying costs because of78 words
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179 1982-10-02 17 Amendment can make insurance policy clear I BELIEVE that Cyril G. Venning's grievance (ST, Sept 22) is not the first nor will it be the last by a member of the public against the motor insurance industry, and probably with some justification. This situation will prevail unless the present wording179 words
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Letter111 1982-10-02 17 Cans bore expired dates Aii< 1 1' a month ago, I visited an NTUC supermarket in dementi and bought a can of beef and vegetables on special offer. On returning home, I found that the expiry date was March this year. The next day I was at another NTUC supermarket111 words
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172 1982-10-02 17 It's vital reservists train as a team I REFER to tee letter "Outage the Ante" (ST, Aim 24) by Mr Lee S.A. We apprrolaU that somr adjustment* to wark rwiUaes are usually secesaary when reaeniitto are railed up (or reserve training It Is for tab very consideration that the Singapore172 words
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158 1982-10-02 17 I WOULD like to comment on the Housing Board flats in Hougang, Bukit Purmei and Kampong Silat. The four-room flats in Hougang have two bedroom doors facing the sitting room. This does not give any privacy. The floor plans for Bukit Purmei158 words
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Letter113 1982-10-02 17 COMPLAINTS to the Housing Board about noise that has been aff n-ting residents in Bedok North Street 2 have been fruitless. I have been shocked out of my bed on a Sunday morning to write this letter. Every day from as early us 6.30 a.m.. one of113 words
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Letter33 1982-10-02 17 I HAVE on many occasions seen a lot of litter around Block 222, Lorong 8, Toa Payoh. Can't something be done to keep the block's surroundings clean? ANTI-UTTER Singapore 123133 words
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Advertisement572 1982-10-02 17 4 DramaFestivall9B2 OCTOBER 2 The Curse Sriwana VT Kulukan 2 and 3 The Doll's House Institute of Education DC Drama Group 5 and 6 An Uninvited Guest Singapore Amateur VT Players Tickets at $3 and $2 available at the Central Booking Office (Victoria Theatre), Tel: *****90, C K Tang, Tel:572 words
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Article, Illustration1955 1982-10-02 18 Need to intensify economic cooperation BACKGROUND Q: What would be the result for Asean if Vietnam decides eventually tc shake off the shackles which bind it to the Soviet Union? A: I like think 'hat it Ls within VietnanVs control to decide whether to continue to be allied with the1,955 words
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Advertisement401 1982-10-02 18 &ctefi\\be 7unu\uice Good opportunity to save money Several local and oversea furnitures, from Italy, Germany, France and Japan; to sell at very SPECIAL FACTORY PRICE mm mmm LJ I P Restful and cosy I bedrov-m sets from -MX $550 r onwards 40. ii FREE _^^,^b«^^ 1 imported G\V\ b^" Bedspread401 words
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Article78 1982-10-02 19 THREE leading American banks here have reduced their prime lending rates to 10 per cent. Bank of America was the first to cut its prime on Sept 30 by half a point. This was followed yesterday by Chase Manhattan Bank with a quarter point cut, while Citibank will78 words
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Article62 1982-10-02 19 AUSTRAL Amalgamated Tin Bhd has reported after-tax profits of M 55.27 million (M 55.84 million previously) or M 53 cents per share (M5B cents) for the year ended June 30. Directors have recommended a final dividend of M4O cents per share (M 45 cents) gross payable on Nov62 words
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Article51 1982-10-02 19 KUNDONG Tanjong Pau Co Bhd has reported pretax profits of M 5527,279 (M 5786,159 previously) for the six months ended June 30, 1982. The company said unless there is a substantial improvement in commodity prices, it is unlikely that profits for 1982 can match those of last51 words
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Article30 1982-10-02 19 LEONG Huat Industries Ltd has reported group losses of $339,625 ($484,132 previously) on a turnover of $3.93 million ($4.27 million) for the six months ended June 30, 1982.30 words
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Article119 1982-10-02 19 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has queried Malaya Glass Factory Bhd on its recently announced four-for-five rights issue, one-for-five bonus issue and a special issue of six million new shares to bumiputra investors. The exchange also wants to know the net profits or losses of the company119 words
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Article27 1982-10-02 19 DIRECTORS of Asiatic Development Bhd say they do no expect to make any further payment of interim dividend for the year ending Dec 31, 1982.27 words
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Article35 1982-10-02 19 The Stock Exchange of Singapore has asked Robinson and Company to give the reasons for operating losses of $313,000 in 1962 when group turnover dropped only 2 per cent to $69.72 million.35 words
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Article131 1982-10-02 19 JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia is raising a US$25O million (*****.5 million), 10-year Eurocredit with a margin of only three-eighth per cent, lower than the half per cent paid by France on its US$4 billion dollar credit launched earlier last month. The move serves as a sharp reminder that someFT - 131 words
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Article51 1982-10-02 19 LONDON, Fri. Members of the London gold futures market have voted unanimously for a change to a dollar contract from the present sterling denomination, Mr Keith Smith chairman of the board said. The change will come into effect on Oct 19 and will commence with the December contract.Reuter - 51 words
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Article102 1982-10-02 19 TOKYO, Fri. The United States government has informed Japan that it would seek tighter controls on high technology exports to the Soviet Union at a meeting of the Coordinating Committee for Export to Communist Areas (Cocom) opening next Tuesday in Paris, sources here said. They said that WashingtonAFP - 102 words
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281 1982-10-02 19 Overseas Union Bank restructures its operations OVERSEAS Union Bank has restructured its operations with an increase in the number of divisions to include two new general managers, Mr Lim Ho Kee and Mr Heng Chiang Meng, who joined the bank on Thursday, following their departure from the Monetary Authority of281 words
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438 1982-10-02 19 LILY YAU - LILY YAU By HONGKO G, Fri. Prolonged worldwide recession is giving Hongkong a a hard time, forcing the government to revise downwards drastically, earlier predictions of its economic performance. Hongkong's gross domestic product pected to grow by only 4 per cent half the438 words
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363 1982-10-02 19 AN AMERICAN consultant has suggested that countries like Singapore could offer th> ir expertise in factoring to other developing countries. Mr David Sassoon. a private consultant with considerable experience in drafting international agreements and legislation, said at a conference here yesterday that the363 words
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Article217 1982-10-02 19 Experts' view of future bank A PANEL of world experts on computer and telecommunications systems will be speaking at a conference on "New Directions and Challenges I for the Future Bank To be held at the Shangri-La Hotel on Oct 7 and 8, it will be attended by many bankers217 words
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399 1982-10-02 19 THE earnings of Dunlop Estates Bhd, which centred in a controversial change in ownership last year, has taken a further dive for the half year to end-June. Taking a severe beating from the drop in prices for all its crops, DEB's interim pretax profits399 words
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269 1982-10-02 19 Paper Products reversal caused by recession THE consistently profitable Paper Products (Malaya) Bhd group has been badly hit by the recession with the result that it has slipped into the red for the first time in many years. PPM incurred pretax losses of M 51.13 million for the half-year ended269 words
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194 1982-10-02 19 Robinson surprises retail industry with losses IN SHARP contrast to performance of other retailing groups. Robinson and Co has surprised the retail industry by incurring operating losses of $313,000 for the year ended June 30. This is the first time in many years that Robinson's has had negative returns from194 words
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Article52 1982-10-02 19 -a l old SUr»tr OukpM UtaM Mil -2 Em t.uthrir BM NBT 4 Hmw Par Nat Iron ■10 Inrkrapr BM Ml PuDtc STnuU.it I M W«rk* 6 -1 -8 -4 Pfrita Ptaal Semk Skip S.p(.rp Weurmm -2 •2 Prima Siror Dmrk> TlnmPik ■4 RtfkllHMH 8 BtoMMkip52 words
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Article450 1982-10-02 19 SINGAPOBE: Prices rlooed aarrawly mixed •n baying soppvrt yesterday wtrriMa, after mi eMder •prninx In <*lwtivr moderate tradtaf. Ontral Sugars nar M craU to $ll.3». National Iron i <*ato to I'an-Klwtrlr cents to ti.it am) IKRI S cento to $T7S. Cold Storage fell < cento450 words
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Article32 1982-10-02 19 Industrials IP 19 Down 58 unch 18 Finance Hotels Properties I* Plantations 4 1 2 2 10 8 4 3 4 2 2 1 Mining Deb/Loans 2 1 1 2 132 words
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Article36 1982-10-02 19 ihon« c.u.n C B td Plantations fon« l.roiii lad 4 Onrnl > M HldK. N lea View tealion >ah Yun« 236 556 400 945 430 4M san 34S 328 IM> 14 M ■10 10 -in 1036 words
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Article23 1982-10-02 19 SelProp I'OL Warrants M M rit PMC Total turnover 6.24 m Total value: 118.08 m -W. ,UUU 515.00U mm ii 252.00023 words
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Article31 1982-10-02 19 T..rk rmrnl C Sug.r. lal Wood Metro HM|i M Rnoami IPP Pm-EI OC BC 86S 1120 290 630 aoi 124 228 ■m 56 50 E 10 8 7 6 J31 words
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Article40 1982-10-02 19 Sep 3D oct 1 BT Indicator: ST Industrials ST Finance ST Hotels ST Properties ST Minings ST Plantations OCBC SESlnd *****6 I«4C 662U 658.91 *****1 IST S3 *****3 1002 85 U203 »I.M 216.U 21(8 8223 821.71 mm <*»' «7« *****40 words
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Advertisement179 1982-10-02 19 nM-i^^. -'lM k' J fi IsU-'fl nsT ■WB^^^Ji^^ Model Selling Price I Sfe Receivers P-'-l 1 l'Vß~iimi_» a TA-300(60W) $198.00 W L l&ngf I G-6000(130W) $360.00 ll Rrm^yl G-701(170W) $396.00 riTiT mf i^^^ j HH| 8O8ODB(19OW) $400 00 |^^g0 4-Channel Receiver V^"!! Wm- KVW QRX-8001 (220W) $420.00 J |-f |1«179 words
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Article2484 1982-10-02 20 MM MTRIAL* COMMERCIAL ■P La.i H.«k 1.0. «0«».. y £2 lor Gr'a >'*• Ol* PC Vol Day a (-000) Hlga LeJM 247 Aetna /T» Alrom MS 233 132 Allied <ho< ITO un.h MX 210 BAT 284<d -1 320 X3 BaU 310 141 M Urn t4 -1 Berjaya2,484 words
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Article398 1982-10-02 20 POOR overseas markets dampened sentiment at the Kuala Lumpur stock exchange yesterday, sending shares broadly lower in less active trading Interest was poor right from the opening bell and the easier note prevailed for most of the morning session. On resumption in the afternoon, prices continued to398 words
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Article31 1982-10-02 20 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins rubbers ('.rubbers I)eb Lmm Up 16 1 2 3 Down 57 5 2 1 2 6 5 nnch 16 3 3 231 words
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Article315 1982-10-02 20 SHARE prices in Sydney yesterday (ell (or the sixth successive day amid nervousness on international markets, brokers said. The All Ordinaries index lost 29 U 5004 BHP (ell 18 rents to As 7 18 and CSR (ive cents to $2 95 while among base metal issues CRA and WMC315 words
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Article304 1982-10-02 20 STOCKS IN Hongkong yester i day closed weak on renewed selling in the afternoon, [olio* ing news China has challenged Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's statement that Britain has a moral responsibility towards Hongkong, brokers said. The Hang Seng index closed off 65 12 points at 862 06 after losing304 words
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Article623 1982-10-02 21 GOVERNMENT bonds fell up to M point on profittaking yesteray but equities rallied to end mixed, dealers said. At 3pm. the Financial Times index stood at 575.9. the highest level of the day but still 2 2 points below Thursday's close. Weakness on Wall Street and the gloomy economic623 words
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Article356 1982-10-02 21 THE TOKYO stock market I Mann an .i yesterday average fell to a JEL"*^ 17 < i l s h two-year low. losing 60.95 to mZZZ" l\l rlose al 6.8*9.78. dealers said ".luhi-Bant MlUud Bank 900 unch The overnight fall on the I H!J2JS??' Wall Street where the industrl-356 words
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Article352 1982-10-02 21 STOCK PRICES in New York on Thursday closed below the 900 level on the now Jones industrial average for the first time in a month as the market came under pressure from an increasingly gloomy economic outlook The Dow Jones industrial average slid more than nine points to352 words
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Article63 1982-10-02 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS I Thursday 578.1 i Wednesday Ml 1 I Week Ago 577.2 DOW JONES AVEEACE INDUSTRIALS I Thursday 5962S Wedneadsy MUT Week Ago 90S 77 H.K.HANG SENG Friday 862 OB J Thursday 927 18 Week Afo IOMM J AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 6434 Thursday 644 1 Week63 words
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Article212 1982-10-02 21 AMSTERDAM. Thurs. Share prices were lower over a broad front in line with yesterday's weak Wall Street close Durisg bourse trading, prices generally steadied at lower speaing levels, but some shares showed modest recoveries in moderate activity. The general index was O.T point lower at 87.4. State toans were212 words
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Article219 1982-10-02 21 ZURICH, Thurs. Share price* closed very steady in spite of the overnight slump on Wall Street and the persistent strength of the dollar. Volume was small, with most prices fluctuating narrowly above yesterday's closing levels. Recent cuts in medium term note rates seem to bave reinforced expectations of a219 words
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Article110 1982-10-02 21 Bahu Aothaai Tkal Ula Flbn AnOTmat ii« unch Bantto* But M unch BataSßM ■am .tartar tii < Cnaraaf Thai Wire -I nraMona rtm Truat BUS -04 kxxlrear Industrial Finance Corp IBM lalapraihan Crnnl ***** -I tfaooonkhron« HI -4 M*tal Boa 1018 »OJB kin Tom suo -I Sana Union 140110 words
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Article107 1982-10-02 21 SHARE prices in Manila yeserday closed firmer In a iharply reduced turnover of A 2.330 pesos, down from 1 M nlllion on Thursday, dealers p— tcow Mlnlni ***** -tail tnfloPnil ***** .***** kp>iMmin«B 0011 0001 tUaiCon B II SO iafulo OoM 0 0010 unch lux huokim 0011 unch kniuMCon107 words
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Article1817 1982-10-02 20 HID uk) oflar prices officially hurd and hmtntas 'n and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Sue* Eicnanft jrasurday with the number of tham traded shown In bracket! la kx» of 1.000 uniu iiali— otherwiar sptci rted Aajiaili 1 3 008 IMS) Akaas (1 278 1 2K) (1) 11,817 words
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Article736 1982-10-02 20 HOB (3388 3408) (18)138(1) 3 38H413 4OSFTT |342B)I1)338 (2)340(7)342 lOF (1308) (1)128 (2) 128(1) 130 I O 1 (2.T08 2325) (2) 132 (2) 132(2)131 HOTELS Apollo (ISSBZ6SS) Faber Merlin (1 598) (7) 157 (32) 156(10) 155(2) 154(13) 156 (19) 1 57 (10) 1 59 (4) 1 SBSETT 1.618) (13)736 words
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Article588 1982-10-02 20 SOME selective late baytag i oa the Stagapere share market yesterday helped to stem an atrsas tat hoard selUag Ode which was Inspired by weaker overseas I amrlmrat This resaltod la a mixed to slightly easier flnUh Trading was qalet. Beeent Maiaymlaa-baaed favoauitea aad some588 words
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Article1373 1982-10-02 20 BID and offer price* officially listed and bustnen in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Slnfapore yr% urday with the number of slum traded ihown In brackeu In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified Ail Times Srttfcmeni Contracts are quoted after the word "ant" Big Board1,373 words
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Article195 1982-10-02 20 ami two* unimni ama Spore Growth Fuad 0 1* t JI OCaVMOWTAOI (Maaaaan- arlaai tar On 1 a 4) Union Spore Fund 1 10 1 15 DIAMOND MUT STUM lananin' prtna kiOMUII Sep ort Diamond Spore Fd (USI) 054 *M S 111' 127 INCOME MND lINR (Carnal prim)195 words
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Article709 1982-10-02 21 RUBBKR PRICES in Singapore yesterday I slightly batter with (Viobei One RSS buyers quoted at 181.25 cents per kilo, up 1.25 cents from Thursday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up slightly on higher London advices and gained further ground on speculative buying, they said. Afternoon prices gained709 words
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Article64 1982-10-02 21 lAI ami MX ■I -MH (I wHbii isrss iirsas OcUWr im« Mlkl R«y»rs H«lUrs lt7W 11U0N IS6OO IS" DOS OtUter IM 00 It 7 OON i»&oo irrooN injo imw UNO UNO 171(3 ITlioN I7OSO ITtMM IMOO *****N NnMtll lP*rw>r4 Mlkl Hu»"» S#ll#r B IMSO IMION IMOO lUOON64 words
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Article34 1982-10-02 21 Rubber Oct 1 Singapore: Oct: 181.25 cents (up 1.25 cents) Malaysia: Oct: 197.50 cents (up 0.50 cents) Tin: M 529.16 per kilo (down four cents) Offical offering: 35 tonnes (down 15 tonnes)34 words
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Article155 1982-10-02 21 HINRHK Praomee Ktrkaa<r, SUiraaojK, owoa rlsosst arlMs prr l(t a« yestsrsmy. CMaaal all: Bulk fob BB 00 srU en. old drum (In srrond hand drum I fob WOO arllrn arm drum rob 1102 00 srlKrs Copra: Mixed (looar) l«5 00 buyers l*«so»«: Muntok whltt prpprr (ob Asu NX*155 words
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Article232 1982-10-02 21 THE KILOBAR markrl (or fold drllvrrablr In Slafsporr oprnrd at SK.MI and closed st t».l*o yestrr day The Far East (old opened al USS3NOO OM 50 Selling drprrasrd thr market to a low of 1305 25 3BS 25 where It round support and traded hlgtaer to UK 50 3*7232 words
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Article162 1982-10-02 21 THE STRAITS tin price in Penang yesterday dropped to the ITA floor level of M 52 915. down four cents from Thursday, dealers said. This marks the fourth fall to the floor level this year. The fall coincided with the first day from which the International Tin Council (ITC)162 words
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Article123 1982-10-02 21 KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed mixed on lack of follow-through support In moderate trading. October in the central lost MJIO to M 5667 50 a tonne and south Ms 2 50 to MJ6T7 50 while in November central rose Mr 50 to M123 words
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Article70 1982-10-02 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (prevtous la brackets) wirrtan Spot buyers E7WSO ICSMiO). sellers MOO 50 (CWTSO). Three Months buyers £81* SO (CasW). sellers MM OO Martx mom: Steacoer after taster. Satss: M .075 tonnta Silver quotes Itan Ba« New York t (BB I S3B I.US I.UB Zurick 1.8870 words
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Article387 1982-10-02 21 THE US Singapore dollar opened yesterday al 2 188 39 aad was traded lo a high of 2 1903 55 before rasing to the day low of 2 188 75 to close there Trading for the day was fairly quiet with aome commercial srtllag of US dollars387 words
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Article387 1982-10-02 21 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Oct 1: 18 Dattan(BaMl Offar BU 7 days 113/16 11 1/16 1 month im lm i months 115 1« 113/16 3 months 11-> UH 9 months 121/16 1115/16 tmonllu 12 3/16 12 1/16 12 months 12 5/16 121/16 Daw.387 words
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Article47 1982-10-02 21 RANGE of prtros offend by discount houses on On 1: OvmUfhi 3 Call deposits 3 -IV. Claaiaf »nio«84«o« 3-month Treasury bllU 3 2<« 3-month Bank bills 7 13/16 711/16 3 months CD 7 7/19 7VK 9 months CD 7 13/19 7 11/16 BMHb>* NbBBBBB%I lloßV^Bßßnt M47 words
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Article35 1982-10-02 21 Closing Interbank rotes tor Slnsjaporr doUan on Oct 1: Ofler Bid Ovenucni 8 7 1 mosth 75 II 7J II 2 months 7H 7 3 months 77 IS 75 II Ovenugnt mode 735 words
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Article24 1982-10-02 21 TBE average rale at wkiea major Ttsfsa-m b*mks arc ewreatty prepared (o lea*l to Mr heort eojstoojiers is 1*44 per eeat24 words
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Advertisement376 1982-10-02 21 JsBBBBB I wßßwbll^^ K^rSm ■■■■■■■■■■^■■■■■i I J^^^bV S'BiSI IBV lS -*OBBBa* IbbvS B^bS! Bail sal I ■sk VibTobSi IbV Bratl Ibt BBam^^BBHBB II IF all It laW all I if t t 'fl sBbIsBbII BBTBaS lIbIbT l 9 BISBBBIT laffa'afl bbVbbS BS^^^ aW JbH liHbßsbb!^! sßaffißawtS U b\lbblbb<bbl sbbtbV''^''''B'''^'Wb?^^^b!v>''' >376 words
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361 1982-10-02 22 BOUSTEAD Holdings appears to be headed for another lean year, judging from its interim results Continuing with the decline which had already set in last year, group pretax earnings for the first six months to endJune have slumped another 50 per cent to361 words
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349 1982-10-02 22 FOR the first time since it was formed in mid-1975 to take over the non-Malay-sian activities of Boustead Holdings, Bousteadco Singapore has suffered after-tax losses at half time The trading and engineering group has incurred after-tax losses of $725,000 for the six months ended June349 words
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524 1982-10-02 22 NATIONAL Iron aims to transform Itself by the end of the decade into a high-technology group with active involvement in such diversified activities as solar energy, computer peripherals, industrial gases, construction of the Mass Rapid Transit and new prefabricated building materials. And to achieve524 words
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Article102 1982-10-02 22 PREMIUM Holdings Bhd has doubled its pretax profits to Mi 1.29. 29 million for the half year ended June 30, thanks to development profits from its property division. The interim results were in sharp contrast to the 51 per cent decline in earnings to MJ658.000 in102 words
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303 1982-10-02 22 GENTING Bhd, which was in the news recently over its casino operations, has recorded respectable group pretax profits of M 549.09 million for the first six months of this year. However, its recently listed plantation subsidiary, Asiatic Development Bhd, incurred losses during the303 words
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264 1982-10-02 22 Revised code of conduct for Swiss banks Zl RICH, Pri. A revtoMl vpnlm «f a c«de mmduct f»r Swlaa basks, aimed at (■•an Urtaß for- elgn abase M banking secrecy facllltlea, rtmrs Into force today. The r«de, which Is the subject of an agreement between the national bank aad theFT - 264 words
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290 1982-10-02 22 LONDON. Fri. The foundations of the Largest takeover in British retail ing history were laid when the American owner of a controlling interest in K W Woolworth of the UK agreed irrevocably to sell his 52.6 per cent st* •> toNYT - 290 words
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230 1982-10-02 22 NEW YORK, Fri. Landmark legislation providing a financial aid package for the troubled American savings and loan (S and L> institutions has won key approval from a joint Senate and House committee. The new law i.« expected to win full congressional and presidentialFT - 230 words
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Advertisement577 1982-10-02 22 B^B^^^^H V IVffi aaaaafl aaaau 1 I 'HHpp"^^^ JBbY ay*ai saaan any I aaal I f *^^^Bf &>9^BaW jSfA «fl aaP^ aVCofl I nflr HI aPB^ 4hmhb|^^H^^HHK I 1 Ml I K*M-f t* aaaaV saGl BB^^^H aafTaBBBBBBai aaaam. a **i^ •aaaaaaaaaai ■asaaaaaaßi aaWaal M aaaaBBBBBM I aBBBBBBBBBaT ■>"« i **4i577 words
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Advertisement1110 1982-10-02 23 1 1»4 44*1 1 i Times 1 I Entertainment Pood Guide I WE ARE OPEN NOW GREAT RESTAURANT Ist FLOOR, OCEAN BUILDING SHOPPING CENTRE COLLYER QUAY TEL: *****6, *****6 a^BaalH 4^>^%? aaaT *^J1 J> Bam^aja| aaaaaaaMM* *s^ S^Fa»^**ak^__ I 1 BaaaaTa*aaaaVJl 1 1 M a^9 I Tl.'l> I I rm_1,110 words
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Advertisement142 1982-10-02 23 SPECIAL OFFER LAST 2 DAYS (End* 3rd Oct.) Hurry to THE INTERNATIONAL rRADE EXPOSITION 82 People's Association's Ground (Opens 6.30 p.m. 11p.m.) Stall No A 155 4 A 166 TROPICAL ENGINEERING 193 East Coast Road Tel: *****51/ *****88/ *****33 m ported gat cooker Irom ►390 onward*, imported oath ng machine142 words
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Advertisement1044 1982-10-02 23 TELEPHONE SERVICE *****22 Mondoy Friday 9000m—5 30 pm (S 00 pm for next day) Saturdoy 9 00 om 3 00 pm 1 2 30 pm lor Sunday Times! Public Holiday 9 00 om I 00 pm COUNTER SERVICE: Timet Ochord Centr., M 105 Lucky Plato 1000 om 5 30 pm1,044 words
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Advertisement172 1982-10-02 23 CLASSIFICATION GROUP A Entertainment A Food guide B Personal Services a Merchandise C Business To Business 0 Employment E Vehicles A Boats F Accommodation A Properties G Travel Guide H Education A Instruction 1 Announcements J Obituaries B*Vl ¥)GM A JAPANESE MAN I inrrin rriurn M J D Personal Services172 words
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Advertisement109 1982-10-02 23 36 House Reno v a tion/ Repair /Decor LIAN YEE OCCOKATIOM PAINT YOUR HOUSC DENG MO CONSTRUCTION T^l .m winFOR BOX AWNtNC .ilulllinlum .niinium slfilliil fl"..r- .infi Mtin.l grille* FRANK INTERIOR FUNNtSMNO. M md parquet polHUP SOON SENC i illsert in 37 Aireon/Retngeralor LEE MANC AIRCONO 1 KOWA ELECTRICAL SPECIALISES109 words
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Advertisement354 1982-10-02 24 H= D Personal Services ill P WtrchtncMse 38 TV/Vidao/ Sound System COLOUR T V ANTENNAE [(PRESS StRVICE RtPaiß EISS PANASSOSaC Bl»N--LEONG lECK SPfCIALISES in rr 1 In MEGA VIOEO SERVICE n PIONEER EIPANOER. AKA iqulrirs 2MaBS Mm. aftrr I OOpi sssSJBJ IM, him )Q[ Q Business To Business 49 Packing/Storage/354 words
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Advertisement478 1982-10-02 24 SCE FWA SPECIALIZES TECHNICS TURNTABIt SLI7SS VISION CTV SER> t BIG CONSOLE TELEFUNKfN he I SELLMeS AWAY NATIONAL VIOEO RECORDING SERVICES lor i nU< I Mr 39 Photography ABOUT S MONTHS I. \i.v witti standard U mm 1 1 7 "in lens »lHilll|.-rs .SrlllMK HUlnrnotl.i "•131«r7 NIXON EM WITH I478 words
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Advertisement625 1982-10-02 24 IjlA Q Employment VACANCIES: Mechanical a Electrical (1) SENIOR ENGINEERS (2) ENGINEERS (3) DRAFTSMEN Exaerlesjee Qaallflca linns a Applicants with relevant experience and qualifica lions in Ihe Design and/or Supervision ol Building Services will have advantage a For Position (1). applicants shook* have P Eng (S) registration Appl> In RANKINE625 words
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Advertisement270 1982-10-02 24 Recently eetabfcshed French Consulting Engineering S Testing Company requires urgently (1) JUNIOR ENGINEERS TECHNICIANS AND TRAINEES for on nit and Labor a lory Tailing for concrtle and MNI (2) GEOLOGIST OR GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEER with experience/ interest in Seismic field work and interpretation TEL: *****25 Established rompan) hastraout--1 rsst tor uir-270 words
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Advertisement406 1982-10-02 24 11 0 Employment Monsanto, a major American multi-national corporation in the manufacture of a diverse ra-'qe of agricultural and industrial chemicals mater.als.' has an immediate vacancy for the post of CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY Qualifications A Experience GCE O level certificate with credits in English Mathematics LCCI Private Secretarial Certificate with 2-4406 words
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Advertisement327 1982-10-02 24 International American Computer Company haa tha following immediate vacancy:STENOGRAPHER for the Finance and Administration Depart menta. Requirements: OCE O' level wit n credits in English and Malhea Able lo type accurately on an electric typewriter at reasonable speed a Some experience with shorthand Normal duties Include sending of telexes and327 words
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Advertisement841 1982-10-02 24 ■A Q Employment atfMHHfc Confidential Secretary (To Manager Accounts Department) Requirements GCE 0' level and proficient in English PSC certificate preferred but not essential Minimum 3 years secretarial experience Accounts Clerks General Clerks Requirements Ability to type at 30 wpm would be an advantage Minimum 1 2 years relevant experience841 words
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Advertisement410 1982-10-02 24 fA 0 Employment A well established Electronic company in Kr'lang Bahru invites applications tor the following poets: (A) SALES ADMINISTRATION CLERK a OjCJi V Level Typing a Some experience In sales order booking (B) RECEPTIONIST CUM GENERAL CLERK a O.C.E t)' Level a Typing c Pleasant personality (C) ACCOUNTS CLERK410 words
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Advertisement145 1982-10-02 24 9 Factory In Jurong ilsaliwg a in Electronic Products has CLERICAL VACANCIES (FEMALE ONLY) i keaaj a Ahl.- "rrd a Tr Muoa Interested applicants, please write to THE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT {SINGAPORE CHE Ml CON PTE LTD S 17 JOO YEE ROAD S SINGAPORE 2261 8 TEL *****33 A wH 9tt»bt**hm4145 words
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Advertisement518 1982-10-02 25 JV4 0 Employment <•— _-_HHIIIIII_III__ I 66 Situations Vacant d Secretmriml ft Clerical BANK AMf RICARO'VISA Urgently Rsquirea TELEPHONIST 'RECEPTIONIST EPABX [.referIVnellt > plus I The Manager South Eaet Asia Bank Americard Centre KiNmeyßoed POBoi It; Singapore em Engineering And Trading Company requires GENERAL CLERK/ TYPIST (2 vecencies) a c518 words
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Advertisement546 1982-10-02 25 COMPUTER SOFTWARE COMPANY requires SECRETARY a i.i t 1 1 level with c \er\ go*! ,11,111.11. m Shorthand speeds 'leerlul person ■M) pel lell. c interesting too with opportunity to learn about Computers Write m with details photograph (men— returnable! end contact telephone number to S T Boi AS3S47 1546 words
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Advertisement535 1982-10-02 25 ■A Employment 44 I Established Reel Estate Company in Orchard Road requires immedi eMfy SECRETARY ANO RECEPTIONIST We pay c (i.MKi mcentnes Interested epplKants. pleaas write in with personal resume photograph (non-returnable) and contact telephone number to THE ACVERTISER P O BOX 221 KH.LMEV ROAD SINGAPORE Sin Established Shipping Compeny535 words
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Advertisement872 1982-10-02 25 RECEPTIONIST required c Knowledge of M.uid.irm advan c (ill I Please contact TEMPORARY PLACEMENTS for 1! months Salary MOO p m School leavers applicable Tel MSSI4I THE FILM FACTORY requires TELEPHONIST TYPIST t I) level (.chxl command c.[ KnKlisti Impei cable phone Batmen Ne.it .md .1. nr.ile typing cut personality872 words
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Advertisement683 1982-10-02 25 Q Employment CLERK TVPtST REQUIRED I linn ol ih.irl. > Valuers Interested rrnest t'heong ■MU CLERK REOUIREO FEMALE GENERAL ACCOUNTS rierk Atiie to type Conversant In English Mandarin Write with photo U lIS. I New ln.liisin.il Read .sink l FEMALE GENERAL CLERK want ed Call personally 02-07 Yl Ouani ractori683 words
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Advertisement620 1982-10-02 25 Appointments tor SENIOR SALES EXECUTIVES We require Experienced snd re sponsible persons to market thi following A) OFFICE/BUILDERS PROOUCTS SIGN AGES B) ADVANCE ENERGY SAVING PROOUCTS Candida 'es should possess the re Icj ll. use .it 111 i1,.i«.-m.-[, level c Own velllc le Is essential rninenl aitelli'les shipyards port! and620 words
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Advertisement778 1982-10-02 25 Now you can go beyond one-column for your classified employment ads... providing you more room for more detailed and attractive ads. Employ the right people fast with ads that sell your company and the job. For more pull, use multi-column ads. When people want fast results, they call CATS. S$778 words
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Advertisement238 1982-10-02 25 SALESMEN REOUIREO FOR in, rm I'referahU -nuussioi FXPERIENCED SALESGIRLS RE QUIRED Shopping Centre or. hard Koac -IRC3 REQUIRED SALESMEN Sales mris raperlen tourist departaaenlal stores (icHMi salary offered Interviev HIM I i SALESGIRLS WANTED BASIC sal ommisston i ill personall) to 301 ir, SALESGIRLS REOUMED 111 Merlll i-piic anu SALESGIRLS238 words
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Advertisement426 1982-10-02 26 (jj4 Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant f Technlcml SINGMARINE SHIPYARD (PTE) LTD TRAINEESHIP SCHEME STEELWORKERS MECHANICAL FITTERS THC TRAINING Thi* period vi ir.iiniMK is hirinK which timr tin- trainee will he pmi Contract «i he lust six lining will he I tie Training IhiN will he followed hy 1 year426 words
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Advertisement681 1982-10-02 26 ril Q Employment A fast expanding company urgently requires: Q.C. Supervisors (in-coming) !2 rotating shifts) Candidates should possess good GCE 'O' levels and above. Two to three years experience in a Q C. supervisory position with an electronics manufacturing concern it required. Production Supervisors (2 rotating shifts) Candidates should possess681 words
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Advertisement460 1982-10-02 26 > A leading speaker partt J manufacturing company has immediate vecanciee for i MOULD SETTERS i RE OUME MINTS c NTC II 111 iii in., .id and die making el 2 years relevant experience in similar post- I lion c must have completed N Salary commeneuretea with' amlmiauons and aiparianca460 words
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Advertisement424 1982-10-02 26 Iff A Q Employment i Established construction company invites applicants lo fill tha poal ol M 4 E FOREMAN a Hasaei ol i ••< (inn si Diploma in aiei hank ji t ngineering fmiii Singapore Polyifriinic .ir Fqulvaiml a Minitnutn 2 years rxprri riur 111 Mllill.l position a I .iiiplrlnt424 words
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Advertisement676 1982-10-02 26 IIA Q Employment A wall ealabhahed engineering con ult.nl. linn has the following vacancies lor its K L and J 8 offtcas 1) CIVM./ STRUCTURAL DESIGN ENGINEERS Mat ssjßlaai ti»-ia»-' rxprrirmr- in Xi strattafM 1) CIVIL/ STRUCTURAL O£ SIGNERS Polytechnic Diploma »nti i 5 years drsinn rxprrlrnrr IntrrrMed applli anL.v676 words
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Advertisement337 1982-10-02 26 H) Domestic DOMESTIC SERVANT REOumEO WANTEO WASH AMAH WANTEO AMAH CLEANING I in K !'>r t nr.-f Afternoon onl) r, Chestnut i ri-v rnt >, pore tMi Kmu AMAH REOUMEO BY Chlßtta I i to do laundrj I '.HikiiiK Pit LIVE IN AMAH FOR titling and generul h jikii p337 words
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Advertisement725 1982-10-02 26 Vat Q Employment requires STORE WORKER Male Singapore citizen I'hysically fit > Have a working knowledge of English Both permanent and temporary vacancies are available Please call personally for an Interview on Saturday 2 October 1962 at TIMES CENTRE 1 Naw Industrial Road off Uppar Paya Latoar Road Singapore 1953725 words
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Advertisement412 1982-10-02 27 114 II Emptoymont i 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous aWr^™"™™^2^^™N^ SINGAPORE ISLAND COUNTRY CLUB NEWSLETTER ASSISTANT (Male) Qualifications Experience GCE O Level with good credit m English Previous expenence in media business Age 24-30 Preferably possess valid driving licence and have own transport Job Functions: Responsible tor advertisement sales To assist412 words
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Advertisement544 1982-10-02 27 SEAMEO Regional Language Cantra (RELC) ■n«it*s applications tor in* toHow ing posts A) CLERK/ TYPIST (ACCOUNTS) Orou salary SBDSp.m ites should hai I, < r O lr>rl qualifications WILD a rrttlt in English in. l 111 i lntermediate i Book-keeping or fi)ui\airnt a typlni auallfsca lion is nr. esaarj I'rrirrnur544 words
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Advertisement485 1982-10-02 27 ijl 4 Q Employment Immedial? vacancy for OFFICE/ DESPATCH BOY Age 18 years or above Must have at least 1 year i experience in similar j post and in possession of a valid molorryle licenre Prepared to ride Company's motorcycle Pleaae call personally during ollice hours. Monday lo Friday. 9485 words
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Advertisement493 1982-10-02 27 An siliblnKM piattK msnuf»clur ing firm r»quir»i urgently DESPATCH RIDER a Must he Sinii.iporr clll/rn rxpene I ..mplrlrit National Service Able to speaH and understand English We otter attractive baetc salary and transport allowance interested applicants plaaaa apply personally lo BLK 1. 19 A to 30A KALLANG WAY SINGAPORE 1334493 words
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Advertisement1429 1982-10-02 27 V«i 0 Employment BAR WAITRESSES WANTEO Interested ill) at ounae Hill CiliiM.rt Centre No so Telok I Koad I PON Irl FEMALE CASHIER REOUIRCO tor .'pin to lupin shin pertonalli or »nii- to Msnaair Katonii siirii Servli r BUU T.ttiJfttiK K.ilotu: I pare IM re) Miss fan *****84 MALE STORE1,429 words
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Advertisement781 1982-10-02 27 tft F Vehicles A Boats I 70 Pleasure Boats: Sale/Wanted/Hire ACHILLES WORLD FAMOUS INFLATABLE BOATS Somewti Soo-r lul Mtnrw Soon Chec^ig Pte Ltd M/J4 rs*» Street Spo.. 0104 Tel *****2 *****3 A Leading Boatal Operation is looking lor an: ASSISTANT MANAGER Who Is capable of organising group activities Independently for781 words
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Advertisement686 1982-10-02 27 r rout i. i Technology of the Future RENAULT 18 TURBO Performance Power Responsiveness Silence RENAULT 18 TURBO Space Comfort Style RENAULT 18 TURBO For today s energy-conscious motorists. Test drive the 18 Turbo now! 1565 CC W" >■ PJ3 EXKLUStVAUTO PTE LTD SHOWROOMS Gll 12 Pirinina Shopping M», I686 words
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Advertisement2177 1982-10-02 28 tarns Saturday car mart "i^^r i. FIJI For excellent after sales service and parts support RELIANCE MOTORS PTE. LTD. Showroom Service Centre: 9 Lenq Kee Rd Tel: *****4 fftTALBOT ItTt COLT MM. Suprr-hifl Air--11.11 t.lpr radio I BWllan lax 1 8!< Tip-top condition $18,800 ono Trl *****94 It7t MITSUBISHI COLT2,177 words
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Advertisement328 1982-10-02 28 I) Others IM2- Ma/da ..Mil.. XI, X HardTop (oupe Air Cond IMI 11. .11.1.. 1 vi. 11R Air- ond .sport Rims IMS— Alfa Romeo Al:-Air-Con.l mi imi oa mi (011.1 Hat mi 11 Hlurbird Air- ond SjK.rt RimN .111 rr 1400 SI. AirCond S(H.rt Rims lIM W :i2;ilA Air .n.l328 words
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Article153 1982-10-02 31 137 Religious Announcements God cares You arc worth caring about. Before thi* ad wa* placed we started praying for you because we care too Come join us this Sunday TRINITY CHRISTIAN CENTRE Tim«: 8 30 am. 10 30 am Vanue NTUC Auditorium Shenton Way For enquiries call: V, 468 5322153 words
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Article43 1982-10-02 31 138 Other Announcements NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I. MRS. CATHY STRONG tor President A cats PROTECTION LEAGUE llo».-v.-r I n> km lor animals dn i 1 rontinur tin nuiritnur to fight 'or thr wi-llarr of our defenrrAny enquiries call me al *****.43 words
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Obituary43 1982-10-02 31 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MDM CHIAM AH LEX DEPARTED: 27TH SEPT. 1962 WISH TO EXPRESS THEIR HEARTFELT GRATITUDE AND APPRECIATION TO RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND COLLEAGUES FOR THEIR KIND ASSISTANCE, ATTENDANCE. DONATIONS. WREATHS, SCROLLS NIGHT VISITS AND CONDOLENCES DURING THEIR RECENT BEREAVEMENT. >^ J43 words
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Obituary, Illustration100 1982-10-02 31 In loving memory of Hill DM D 111 Illiiter Alwevs remembered by wife and IN LOVING MEMORY OF DAVID OUENTIN CARSON Departed? 10 11 well lIU Ml never Kl»en l.iy vk.ulniK l-ur linn *iien And thimKh (hit uriel 1 itiic I tH.UIICIIn painless sleep he passed away100 words
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Obituary, Illustration94 1982-10-02 31 Passed away on 10/*/l2 al 7 4Sam leaving behind wives Poh Ai. Chew Geok Eng Son*: Ooh X,. ill Hit, Zheng Ooh HuSvnf Ooh Kirn Chat Martin lioh Hoe lan <;.»h(hyeLee i Ktal OohChai (...llChal Wan Daughter! (icihSluk llua OohOoonQwm OBk Si, ik Khun Daughter, m law Ann94 words
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Obituary, Illustration99 1982-10-02 31 How great I* your conetant love for me" P* ac, Wa* catted to be with the Lord on 10th Sept. IW2 leaving behind ■■loved w«k Joyce Son* Jacob Masai OeMgMors Esther Saroja Ruth Qovlndammal Padma Emy Son* -m- lew M K Jacob Kenneth Qcngalhavan Thangavelu and. urn grandchildren to mourn99 words
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Obituary, Illustration75 1982-10-02 31 Leaving behind BetovedWife rANOEKENO Son i HIM, H(M>S Daughter CATHERINf F otter Daughter IRENE KWEKCHAY Hix.s Daughter in law KATHLEEN KIM HIONU Grand Son* TKHrSCr KONI I Al YIN SI II VhMi KhSSr 111 »H Grand Daughter SHARON Mh'A Ml MO Cortege win leave 147 Chun Tin Road at 210pm75 words
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Obituary, Illustration48 1982-10-02 31 AGED «2. PASSE D AWAY PEACEFULLY OM 1/10/82. LEAVING BE MIND 11 BELOVED CHILDREN. S GRANDCHILDREN AND RELATIVES TO MOURN HIS LOSS CORTEGE LEAVES BLK 40. OS-MS. TELOK BLANOAH RISE. SPORE 040». ON SATURDAY 2 10*2 AT 400 P M FOR MT VCRNON CREMATORIUM TEL *****73 S. KASMATHAN48 words
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Obituary, Illustration39 1982-10-02 31 Chtrjrl mourn h Cortege to leave Bit tit Ang Mo Km>. Avenue t on SUNOAV 1 10*2 lor MASS in CHRIST THE KING CHURCH al 1200 noon, thence to I Mt. Vernon Crematorium JOHN WONG SIEW F ATT AGES*39 words
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Obituary, Illustration39 1982-10-02 31 SIVA GOVINOEN aged 90. vent to be with her Lord on October 1. IM2. ■Mi Cortege leave* 15 Brenksome Road al 2 30pm on Saturday October 2. forCCK Chrittian Cemetery No wreath* please Donation* to Tamil Melhod.il Church Building39 words
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Obituary, Illustration24 1982-10-02 31 Formerly of The Strati* Time* or peacefully on 24 9 12 al 130 a m in Port Dickson MJ OTHMAN BIN HASSAN Aged 5724 words
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Advertisement368 1982-10-02 32 NOTICES AUSTRAL AMALGAMATED TIN BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) AUDITED MINING AND FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNE 1982 MINING RESULTS 1982 1981 Output of tin concentrate 000 kilogrammes 1.134 1.173 Average pnee per kilogramme of tin metal $32 31 $31 72 Ave'age net realisation per kilogramme of tin368 words
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549 1982-10-02 33 6 I'm not worried about drawing 4-4. In fart, I think It's superb, it's better thanM. The public are not fools. Besides, there will always be losers and you will still lose goals, however hard yon defend. s David Pleat to Spartak Moscow.549 words
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85 1982-10-02 33 COVENTRY CITY fallback Danny Thomas has turned down a fortune to become a better player. The Kngland under-21 star could have moved on before the season began. His City contract has expired and he admits: "I had talks with Arsenal and Manchester I nited. Forest85 words
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Article70 1982-10-02 33 ENGLAND centre-half Terry Butcher has delivered a strong warning to those people who are writing off Ipswich as a spent force tnis season. "With Arnold Muhren and Bobby Robson having left us, a lot of people seem to expect a slump at Portman Road," fie says. "I'm70 words
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Article94 1982-10-02 33 SWANSEA manager John Toshark is looking forward to an Improved performance from his team In the various Cop competitions this season. Last term, they finished sixth In their English First IMvtelon defeat and also won the Welsh Cap, bat they failed to In the early stages94 words
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Article, Illustration52 1982-10-02 33 BRAZIL midfielder Toninho Cerezo right is going into politics. He is up for Town Councillor in Belo Horizonte i and will probably be elected! Cerezo missed Brazil's first match in the World Cup in Spain because of a one-match suspension after being sent off in Brazil's qualifying game52 words
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Article74 1982-10-02 33 VKTKRAN gmUkeeper John Jarkmn has corn.out of retirement again to rescue Mm eld pal Fraak I-ord. Hereford's manager Lord waa hit when hi* first choice 'Lrrper Drew Brand refused to atgn a -new contract ihvrtly after the maw. Then three days before the dob's first league74 words
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Article35 1982-10-02 33 THE South American Football Confederation i have agreed to boycott the 1986 World Cup unless the 1 United States "stop their underground manoeuvres I designed to snatch the Finals from South America".35 words
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Article34 1982-10-02 33 DIRGO MARABONA'S former rlnb, .rnrntlno> JBiien, wasted if timr In putting thr dollars tram hto transfer to work. Argentta**' first move wm to lawtoil n**4Uxhls In their Rtadlam at La Paternal. IPS.IPS - 34 words
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Article283 1982-10-02 33 AN official of the Colombian Soccer Federation, Alfonso Senior, denied on Thursday that his country has given up plans to hold the World Cup finals in 1966 FC Porto are through on a 3-0 aggregate. The first leg of the tie ended in a 0-0283 words
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253 1982-10-02 33 France bank on stars of World Cup PARIS. Fn FRENCH team manager Michel Hidalgo relies heavily on the players who did such a sterling job in the World Cup finals in Spain for a friendly international against Hungary at the Pare des Princes here on Wednesday. But there are indicationsReuter; AFP - 253 words
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Article, Illustration91 1982-10-02 33 NEWCASTLE (England), Frl. Former England soccer forward Mike hannon (above) yesterday parted with Second Division Newcastle I nlted after a brief one-month stay. Newcastle, who signed ex-England midfielder Terry McDermott from League champions Liverpool on Wednesday night, decided to release (hannon halfway through his twomonthReuter - 91 words
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Advertisement300 1982-10-02 33 nil 1 I PTO FOR EASIER AND |Z| DAI k SAFER HANDLING UL rHLLk I w of materials GL Pallets have been designed to that you need and at competitive To cut transport charges and thereby survive me buffeting and poundtng prices Reliable delivery can be reducing further your pallet300 words
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Advertisement251 1982-10-02 33 Now it takes only a FEW HOURS to tile your balcony or w wash room Irvny l S_r^~~^ JMP* 'CLEAN No debris to clear 'STRONG The tiles remain fast Simply lay tiles onto existing when laid So strong we fully />£' floors and walls it is so quick guarantee against251 words
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Article351 1982-10-02 34 GOLF ROUND-UP SAN ANTONIO (Texas). Fri. Hall of Fame win ncr Jay Haas, of the United States, produced a spectacular seven-under-par 63 to lead the first round of the U*****,000 ($542,500) Texas Golf Open here yesterday. Five other Americans Craig Stadler. Dan Pohl. Curtis351 words
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416 1982-10-02 34 FOR coach Natahar Bava and the national team their opening Malaysian Rugby Union Invitational Cup match againsi Malaysia at the Police Academy today (4.30 p.m.) will also, hopefully be the start of Singapore's road back to glory The Republic, who in 1978416 words
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Article227 1982-10-02 34 NEW ZEALAND FORCE begin their campaign for a fourth consecutive Malaysian Rugby Union Invitational Cup when they li.! on Australian Forces North in Butterworth today. The Kiwis, who beat I Singapore in the past I three finals, will have the services of only four players227 words
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Article, Illustration389 1982-10-02 34 ANDREW Chin Is the smallest man In the national rugby team. Bat few will deny that he has the biggest heart. He Is als* the pUyers' chcice «f captain he waa vated In by them In a secret ballot held three389 words
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Advertisement243 1982-10-02 34 m mm 4sti\G I f AVyll \\V^ nam A\V f -1 InaV. iiltr Wvl H wkXvv^^kX* I V 1 Lai \\\«f l\' 7 [I nW LiMkllWjL\m \nH crucial point of wear. The adidas Wimbledon A tennis shoe lasts as long as its weakest point tennis shoe The vulnerable tip of243 words
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Article454 1982-10-02 35 LEONARD KING - LEONARD KING By ASIAN youth players Ahmad Paijan and Razali Rashid are the surprise inclusions in the Singapore soccer team for the Merlion Cup tournament, which starts on Tuesday at the National Stadium. National team manager Yusoff Ismail, announcing the squad of 20 after yesterday454 words
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Article156 1982-10-02 35 SINGAPORE squash fans will be able to see world champion Jahangir Khan in action at Kallang on Oct 18 thanks to Esso, who are sponsoring his trip here (writes T»y Cheag Klmm). Jahangir will take on his coach Rehmat Khan once ranked among the world's,156 words
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206 1982-10-02 35 PATRICK BASTIANS - PATRICK BASTIANS By^ JAMSHED GUL, currently one of Pakistan's top professionals, is upset to see Australian Ricky Hill seeded above him for the I Singapore Open squash championships, starting on Oct 9. He is unhappy because he will now have to play elder broth*.206 words
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Article, Illustration314 1982-10-02 35 JITA BINUH, the national soccer managercoaoh, and Mat riff Bujang, roach of the Asian youth side, leave tonight for for a threeweek coaching course in West Germany at the invitation of the German Football Association (writes LEONARD KING). The course, far the314 words
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Article26 1982-10-02 35 SINGAPORE AIRLINES beat Banque National* de Paris 24 in a Singapore Business Houses Football league senior knockout quarter final at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday26 words
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Article248 1982-10-02 35 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON By SINGAPORE'S two lastminute substitutes to the East Asia individual squash championships, which start in Kuala Lumpur tomorrow, will not be lambs being brought to the slaughter. Though this will be their first major international assignment, the two, George Tan and Geraldine Yeo,248 words
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Article65 1982-10-02 35 BASEBALL Toronto Blue Jays beat Minnesota Twins 6-4 in an American League match. Other results: Yankees 7 Cleveland Indians 5, Red Sox 9 Brewers 4, Orioles 6 Tigers 5, Royals 11 Oakland A's 4. National League results: Reds 6 Padres 4, Pirates 7 Cardinals 2. Cubs65 words
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Article30 1982-10-02 35 BASKETBALL Maccabi. of Israel, defeated the United States Armed Forces All Stars 103--100 on the fourth day of the international Jones Cup tournament in Den Bosch, Holland.30 words
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Article70 1982-10-02 35 BOXING Joe Bugner, former British and European heavyweight champion, will meet Steve Gee, of Britain, in a comeback bout in London on Oct. 26, it was announced yesterday. Bugner's comeback depends on the British Boxing Board of Control granting him a licence. He is currently in70 words
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Article25 1982-10-02 35 In UgM, Herrol Graham, of Britain, retained his Commonwealth light-middleweight title with a unanimous points victory over Hunter Clay, of Nigeria25 words
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Article27 1982-10-02 35 In AtUatio City, Trevor Berbick and Renaldo Snipes have been given the all clear for Saturday's 10-round heavyweight fight at the Sands Hotel.27 words
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Article53 1982-10-02 35 CRICKET Barbados, led by Sir Garfield Sobers, beat Clive Lloyd's international side by 33 runs in a 40 overs night match in Bridgetown yesterday. Scores: Barbados 239 (D Haynes 59. A. Greenidge 45. G. Sobers 22). International XI 206 (S. Bacchus 32, R Butrher 59. RAgencies - 53 words
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Advertisement88 1982-10-02 35 Brunswick International lid in conjunction with World Wide Sports Pte Ltd proudly presents Dave Davis Member of the Brunswick Ad.i&ory Staff of Champions. Winner of 18 Professional TVles Elected to PBA Hall of Fame 1 978 Bowler of the Year 1967 Rolled 6 sanctioned 300 g ,mes Arizona Athlete of88 words
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Advertisement560 1982-10-02 35 WHY PAY MORE IF YOU COULD SAVE? Get imported high quality genuine leather settee at almost halt oi the market price from 552,900 and above. -tf'ltl I I MANIMHJUHni mgtm^ ntromjctorv pg^ &A n U L I UC opportunirv' '•*j^ offered by Singapore's leading frj| 1)^ Italian Furniture Centre. TRINIDAD560 words
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Article317 1982-10-02 36 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP Rating still low despite recent win By NEWEST sprinting find, LeensaJMg IV', can earn a tilt at the valuable Sultan's Gold Vase to be run next month by winning the Class 1 Div 2 race over 1,200 m (4.45 p.m.) at Bukit Timah317 words
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Article248 1982-10-02 36 PEDIGREE - PEDIGREE By LITTLE MIANGO, the mount of apprentice M. Rahman, is worth a flutter in Race 3 for Class 5 Div 4 horses over 1,600 m. Though promoted a class for his second to Coup De Grace over the Bukit Timah 1.600 m in mid-August, the248 words
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Article, Illustration88 1982-10-02 36 THESE horses do well on a wet track: RACE 1: Space Shuttle, Little Miango, Rarity. Gallant Wave, wooden Heart. RACE 4: Slippery Sam 11. Notable Feat. Celerity 11, Parteen, Loud Applause, Patriarch. RACE I: Alchemist. Ex calibur 11, Tomlinson. Towkay, Mork. Morejoy. RACE I: Charrette, E For Easy, Concession.88 words
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Article226 1982-10-02 36 TIPTOP - TIPTOP By THE LJON should wake up from his "slumber" and romp home in Race 4 for Class 5 Div 2 horses over 1,600 m. The seven-year-old Forty Winks II gelding is still a maiden after two years of racing here. His best effort226 words
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Article243 1982-10-02 36 RACE EPSOM JEEP P.ACIHO ED FAIRWAY TIPTOP PEDKMEE Chaorful Do VouaMnd Jarantut Choartul BrilUant Eye* Bound To Honour ChMrtul Buund To Honour Do You Mind Do You Mind Singapore Uon The Stylistic Singapore Uon Brilliant Eyes Medallion Otory Bound Conichi Spring CM Ulan Merdeka Bridge Inun243 words
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Article5306 1982-10-02 36 ■■■BMH 2.15 CLASS 4 DIV C I,loom (Restricted Terms BsatjßßtaMaVjMH 3-year-olds) (Stakes: $15,000) I Baaad T* Haaear SI Fung-Shanmugam 3 nzg (UOOm) Newcomer by Imperial March out of Country Girl; same sire as Regent Court P Salri 12 t BrtlUaat Kyes SI GM-Buang 3 nzc (UOOm)5,306 words
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Article, Illustration660 1982-10-02 37 Home Sweet Home, True Friend shine ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE TWO Penang-based horses. True FYtend (Chee) and Horn* Sweet Home II (York), caught the eye at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. The pair went stride for stride in a dashing 600 m trial in 37, with nothing between them at660 words
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Article289 1982-10-02 37 rMM lit tmi t iMCt* 3 h.M, 4 Y«rk 5 r.Mlin..r. < Cheam 7 Lomk 8 Ihltm t .M. II >cap II DauelJy \t RftJM 13 Ijun 14 P Lee 15 (M l« S»irl II Sag 18 GwillUm If iUtmy SI Andrews 337 M SI 177 M M289 words
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Article156 1982-10-02 37 Tt KSDAY (good on the sand): Putra Bu II (Donnelly did a smart 600 m workout in 38.2; Red Fantasy (apprentice Ba<ri) worked well In 39; No -anger impressed in 38.6; I 'era Bandar impressed it <7.8. WEDNESDAY (good): Sieve McGarret strode out stylishly in 38. Lucknow156 words
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Article, Illustration242 1982-10-02 37 FAIRWAY - FAIRWAY By STAR apprrattrr )arkey Imk Swer Via*, or s.Y. an br U mare papnlarß limwi, will aai br aMr to rlalm aay welKbt allawaarr fram May. Leaa* raar bla t*U winner aa Teaara Mia la tbr flaaa I Hv t race242 words
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Article84 1982-10-02 37 PRO-AM RACES ARE NOT INCH DED eh M van HrrokHrn unauri MgMU« Ml •dgera KLeMK m van Brrnkrlrn hnud K M idr Mag CkMlg 67 56 46 37 29 27 27 27 26 23 22 18 17 16 15 15 15 15 14 43 51 32 18 3784 words
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Article90 1982-10-02 37 Airlr AgaMtn (i»xlmin Mem* RTWw Aaaet doldrn Arrow Chfiu Indent pura Hum Unit PrgMU Prlnc* SulUn A khixi Sil D»rlln K Ng AS Lee Ah Ckeak K»h Arm*ar 29 18 16 15 11 9 9 9 7 7 5 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 4 490 words
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Article304 1982-10-02 37 Mudlarks to the fore in the Arc PARIS, Friday ONLY 18 horses will contest Europe's richest horse race the Prix De L'Arc De Triomphe at Longchamp on Sunday following a night of heavy showers. The official forecast for Sunday's going is very soft. There were five latest forfeits. One ofReuter - 304 words
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Article1755 1982-10-02 37 RATF 1 2.15 CLASS 4 DIV B I,loom IW\-^Ei L (Restricted Terms 3 ft 4-year-olds) (Stakes: $15,000) I Pe*»nCabalk>Yap4nzg(Uooml *B Ckaa 8 t *6** Paaeye fl Fahyen Shanmugam 4 nzg 1200 m i Weaa 9 I s*«« TV Mirage fl Mirage-J Breukelen 4 azg ***** m) DCkaa 101,755 words
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Advertisement579 1982-10-02 37 APPOINTMENTS bm__ a-* w— I i».i a>^aa w— aaafaSr^fV ITIK T CH i.HOIIP Of COMPAMf b I invitea applicationa for the follouins poairiona in their I Singapore office. I ACCOUNTS EXECUTIVE I I Qualification Degree of Bachebr of Accountancy or equivalent professional qualification GENERAIVADMINISTRATIVE CLERK I Qualification Minimum GCE "O"579 words
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Article, Illustration371 1982-10-02 38 Walker in running for swansong JOHN W AI.kKK, the evergreen New Zealander whom Steve Tram, of Kngland, picked as his greatest threat to the I,s## metres track and field gold medal, arrived in town and Immediately announced that the Brisbane meet would be the last time he competes in the371 words
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Article76 1982-10-02 38 \I.\IYSJ the background of the Republic's flattering flag and the mammoth crowd In the Brisbane sunshine, the word "SINGAPORK" stands out on the beard of the placard bearer. And It Is truly a proud moment for Singapore's four representatives, Lee Kum Cheek (flaxbearer), Michael Koay (team manager),AP - 76 words
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Article, Illustration407 1982-10-02 38 ANG PENG SIONG, the man on whose shoulders Singapore have placed all their swimming hopes, has been drawn in the second heat of the 100 metres freestyle at Chandler Pool this afternoon. Right now on paper at least this looks to be a reasonably "easy" heat and407 words
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Article410 1982-10-02 38 IT was almost 20 years ago when two RfMrfy men, Roger Bannister and Chis Chattawa faced with the g. °atest human challenge"on the athletic track These two MM NN MniM Wttk Hh breaking a magical barrier when the world clamoured for a sub-four minute mile410 words
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Advertisement149 1982-10-02 38 w// THE XII Wf Commonwealth VL Games BRISBANE '82 Picture yourself with "Jogger" I ...SIQCkS.. m Snortv Cflsuols v I j 1 I •■■w}JV/l I j V'vlOUvulOao aunt* WVi L^LV aft J^L^ui H VuV W Lr Ln^uT^^u^u^r 1 j*s I _^fl -^^^H -v 1 f H^VxV^ S^ (while stocks lastlj149 words
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Miscellaneous112 1982-10-02 38 Archery Men's first FITA freestyle heats (Peoj Stoan la round 90m anJ women's first arttoa). Women's 200 m breastFITA round 70m (9a mi stroke final. Men's 400 m md R "led. final. Women's 2UO Ind. naries (130 and 7.30 p.m) freeslylo fina X Women's Baxlac Preliminary bouts 800 m freestyle112 words
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Article492 1982-10-02 39 England star sinks those sad memories BRISBANE, Fri. Records tumbled as the 12th Commonwealth Games got under way here today, with Australia, England and Scotland the first to strike gold. The nine-day sports bonanza opened in spectacular fashion when England's four-man, time-trial cycling team snatchedReuter - 492 words
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Article122 1982-10-02 39 BRISBANE, Fri. England snatched the 100-kilo-metre team time trial cycling gold medal at the Commonwealth Games here today, beating Australia by six seconds with a remarkable burst of speed in the closing stages. Australia, who had headed the nine four-man teams for most of the way, sufferedReuter - 122 words
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Article321 1982-10-02 39 OTTAWA, Fri. Bjorn Borg, back to form after a lengthy break from tournament tennis, last night defeated long-time rival and current No. 1 Jimmy Connors 1-6, 6-3, 6-3, 4-6, 6-2 here. The eversteady Borg wore down Connors with his unerring serve and brilliant passing shotsAgencies - 321 words
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187 1982-10-02 39 FAISALABAD, Fri. Test and personal records tumbled to Pakistan's batsmen here today as they reached a mammoth 501 (or six at the end of j the second day of the Second cricket Test against Australia. On a broiling day when Australia's bowlers felt the fullReuter - 187 words
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Article79 1982-10-02 39 PAKISTAN lit IBB* (•rcnsght Ot-1) Maaata c Marsh b Lawson 76 Mias— ar <• Hughes b Border 79 M r c Marsh b Lawson Ul Javed r Laird b Lawson 6 Tshurr b Sleep US Hinn c Laird b Lawson 51 liana not out 24 Tmatr not out 15Reuter - 79 words
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Article42 1982-10-02 39 TODAY'S EVENTS cucurr sea m». o« k... Oswl: CSC v IA (BaleMier Road. 30 p mi HOCKEY Btoahtl Prtatl rt Lean*: CSC v IA (Balmier Road. 5 15 p mi RIGBY MBI lavttaUiaal <■■: Singapore v Malaysia Police AraJrtny. 4 30 p mi42 words
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Article, Illustration86 1982-10-02 39 NAIROBI, Fri. Tke Kenyan A oatear AthleUr A—ctattan yesterday tkreatcaed U take disciplinary action against triple warld recard baMer Henry Rone (ateve) far withdrawing fram tke Kenyan team participating In tke (•mmanwealUi Gameala Brisbane. "We are making fran- tic attempts to see him aa he may explain whyReuter - 86 words
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Article168 1982-10-02 39 The agony after the ecstasy BRISBANE, Fri. Weightlifter Nick Voukelatos collapsed in agony today after winning Australia's first gold medal of the Commonwealth Games. After lifting more than twice his own weight to win the 52kg division, Voukelatos, 19, suffered an attack of cramp and fell to the ground clutching168 words
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Article99 1982-10-02 39 BRISBANE, Fri. Australia claimed two gold medals and Scotland the other in three shooting team events in the Commonwealth Games today. Australia's ti'umphs were in the free pistol and full-bore rifle, while .Scotland collected the air-rifle gold. New Zealand won the silver medal in theReuter - 99 words
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835 1982-10-02 39 CYCUNO IMhza \r un Obm Mai: 1 EngUnd 209 27 0. I Australia 215:3362. S New Zealand 2:10:55.96. BOXING Oaaatag rd: 48kg: Leonard Maknanya (Swa) bt Jopa Yarawi (PNG) rsf Ist rd: Mag: Dale Walters (Can) bt Jay Makana (Sol) k.o. Ist rd; Joe Orewa (Nig)Reuter - 835 words
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267 1982-10-02 39 HAKIKAT RAI - HAKIK AT RAI By BEAT thy neighbours, rather than love them will be the commandment for the Indian Association and Ceylon Sports Gub when they meet for the Strobel Premier League hockey title at Balestier Road this evening (5.15). And the match promises267 words
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Article162 1982-10-02 39 TAY CHENG KHOON - Singapore cagers are confident TAY CHENG KHOON By SINGAPORE are ranfl dent at rootling thr troond raotxl rt tke arventh 4aUa Basketball on/rdermtian jnnlar rhampiaaslupH In Marlla fram Oct. Vl?. SaM SUgapare cmt. IJm Uasl Hut: "We arr fartajukte U be drawn In the ranter croup and, with same lark,162 words
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Advertisement47 1982-10-02 39 Browning The World's Lightest Steel Shaft f H..1. hark-. 1ur....r rVs nkap \lik.--1...1f I rnlrt- l'«n »H I'ar f I'.rM.n. rVs BBSS Srlrtar I, I I'm ><h..|. Vml>«»in, 1,1 1V,. -tv,|, Srnu>» < I'm Shi.p •^1(1 I'm >.h..|^ •I ni K nir •Warrrnf.l I'r.. Shop 1 M <n.1.,n.47 words
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Advertisement196 1982-10-02 39 ——7/ THE XII Commonwealth Games BRISBANE '82 aacye ,c lus SUFFOLK VendXan^ APARTMENTS .ug tt*CN» (23 apartments 1 penthouse) r na> alas! I Modern in layout, prestigeous in outlook, BB fc JR these apartments are specially designed tQ I llfl with top quality finishes and amenitieb jf Jfl H I196 words
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Article, Illustration366 1982-10-02 40 "Land and air forces retook heights' IRAN today launched its long-awaited major offensive against Iraq and claimed the recapture of the strategic heights along the border for the first time since the Persian Gulf war began two years ago. The official Iranian news agency, Irna,Agencies - 366 words
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Article39 1982-10-02 40 HARARE (Zimbabwe). Fri. Two army de.atrte.rs convicted ol murder, rape and robbery were hanged yesterday the first executions allowed by Prime Minister Robert Mugabe's government since independence on April 18 1980. the Justice Ministry confirmed today. APAP - 39 words
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Article467 1982-10-02 40 Conditions Israeli troops must leave and Lebanon must ask for withdrawal UNITED NATIONS, Friday SYRIA yesterday confirmed to the US that it wanted to pull its 30,000 troops out of Lebanon on condition that Israeli troops also left and that a requestAgencies - 467 words
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Article34 1982-10-02 40 BEIJING. Fri China has begun building its first nuclear power station. It is near Shanghai and the reactor, turbines and other equipment are being manufactured locally, the China Daily reported today APAP - 34 words
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Article121 1982-10-02 40 SINGAPORE may kave Ita lint test-tabe baby next year. A medlraJ team tram the National lalveralty of Singapore baa eaamcted embryo traariers tw« wamen la Kandang kerbao HwipiUl. Ttst-tabr b*M<w are tke reOTlt af "lavitr*" tertUtaattoa. Tkls la a ftmt*m by whlrb tbe egg «f a121 words
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Article, Illustration380 1982-10-02 40 I'm going to see daddy... Eleven Amerasian children receive US citizenship and a passport to a new life BANGKOK, Friday ELEVEN children fathered by Americans daring the Vietnam War today fulfilled a life-long dream they were fermally recognised as IS rlti-n-nti and overcame the last hurdle in their attempt toReuter; UPI - 380 words
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334 1982-10-02 40 Opec may extend current price freeze NEW YORK. Fri THE Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) will not buckle under pressure to lower oil prices and may extend its current price freeze, the Opec news agency reported yesterday. Opec secretary-general Marc Nan Nguema told the Friderich-Ebert Foundation a West GermanUPI - 334 words
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Article40 1982-10-02 40 1.1 XKMBOIRG Fri The pilot oT the Soviet airliner thai crashed on Wednesday at Luxembourg airport has been armted on charges of failing to rive evidence about the accident in whirh six people died. poli<-e said today APAP - 40 words
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Article33 1982-10-02 40 NKW YORK. Fri The Dow Jones average at 30 industrials (ell 0 19 points to 896 06 in the first hall-hour of trading on the New York Stork Exchange today APAP - 33 words
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Article76 1982-10-02 40 BANGKOK, Fri. About 100 Thai fishermen and their four fishing boats today returned to Thailand from Vietnam, where authorities detained them for I four days on charges of violat- ing territorial waters, an official of the Thai Fisheries Department said. The official said Vietnamese authorities took all theAP - 76 words
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Advertisement239 1982-10-02 40 Singapore water heater service centre All exclusive brands at special offer prices Newly improved n prime instant shower unit fully automatic and safe for all the family water heater Element 5 years warranty Instant hot water a M:* «So economical to run M Approved by PUB j| I •MicateNo 0010239 words
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Advertisement285 1982-10-02 40 61st ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL GENUINE DISCOUNTS^ E> .Xj** jj. PERSIANS iff!* w~* H t i-a«> CHINESE [«r sSr«' '*■<,' I WOOLLEN fir--1 SHANGHAI SILKS K '^nnsa'^nnr s^F^ AMIR SONS 1 Mine 1921 PTE LTD Gil 6VGIS. Ground Floor. Tel: *****12 1.2-1.5. First Floor. Tel: *****83 *****35 Lucky Plaza. Orchard Road. Singapore285 words
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Miscellaneous144 1982-10-02 40 DP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Hazy throughout with showers In a few areas around noon. TKMP. up to S a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 25 mm. SINSET today: C.SSp.m.; SINRISK tomorrow: S.St a.m. AsfhUSf 7 19C Kine MaalU 23 30C Fair Anmtrraain 7 19C Oar MelkMiw K 16C Rain HrniKkak 25144 words
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Article, Illustration1312 1982-10-02 1 IN THE early dawn, an attractive woman jogs along the streets of Taipeh. She weaves her way through the morning crowds, unnoticed in a white and blue sweat suit, her hair pulled back, her face shaded with a visor and devoid of make-up. She breathes heavily, but1,312 words
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Advertisement143 1982-10-02 1 _BSF^\ I Memoirs and Spot V^^V _§^V i"_t«, ww^^ti I I the dog 4mA Moonlight feast in OUTLOOK I W^T^/ *^_^__*s^- "^HV I |n LEISURE 2 Imported, Genuine and luxurious Furniture at REKUSTIC Prices *-t anaV anaal Laam A V. V Wm H s. I jSJriEir. imported BEDsraeriflSH TOR EVER143 words
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Advertisement19 1982-10-02 1 at^nvn^nl aonH BB^BB^BBV^^^M^Baß^Bß^Bß^^^annnr SB fettH urS^ r JH ''■'(■^fl^r^BT Bnßli>l^Bße nY fiflnHH^nc i anßans^a^Jnlni anH n^^n^n^n^K^^n^B^anr^^^anl air "^an^P^^anl 3B^wriwBaHßifiSßwPW19 words
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Article, Illustration659 1982-10-02 2 Last night, the moon was at her fullest and most beautiful. The children paraded around with their lighted lanterns, thrilled with the dual celebration (Children's Day and Mid-Autumn Festival). Mooncakes were cut, tea drunk. But what about tonight? asks TAN LEE LENG. Why not set your dinner659 words
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Article556 1982-10-02 2 MIMI SHERATON - MIMI SHERATON JUDGING by the glossy pages of magazines devoted to food and home decorating, it is obvious that art directors and photographers feel that table settings must be arranged with immaculate precision. Never is there a wrinkle, crease or ripple on napkin or tablecloth; no flower petalNYT - 556 words
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Advertisement329 1982-10-02 2 w^^^~~^aJT^Lm Ta^ now of Courts <S\3> m great new purchases! r^~wJl f*m\ 4 afl j^^^^fi Fantastic 5 seater -f #^f S^ V X I t l\^oL IL^ifl lounge suite with centre \i ft \^J^^\V^A aWi^k^B^^^^^ te k' e in d af k wood finish S l^^nr "^fefi^ I 5 Piece329 words
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Advertisement46 1982-10-02 2 Linda Goodman's A massive, fascinating guide to star signs and f^^ their influence 11/ M on our love lives. W Here you may trace your own amorous nature and find your L_JM ideal partner. Linda Goodman is the world's leading astrologist. A Pan book. $12.95 Times46 words
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Article792 1982-10-02 3 HERE is a list of items and their marinades in have with bianlu. You can have any amount of vegetables, but there should be at least two kinds of greens at a lime Mllrl Bleak* very thinly sliced and dressed with beaten egg. salt and pepper, soy sauce and792 words
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Advertisement210 1982-10-02 3 r Alpine's latest Hi-Power Car Audio System. vttO _____m j iy Kj^B J I i lEs^l Alpine 7225 Alpine 7225 c/w 6000 speakers. Features: A^^^^^_ AW Model 7225: FM/AM tuner auto ramt cassette player >S» Mil 2OW 2OW I I Stereo Mono Switch Cassette Glide* Metal Tape fV f-1 V|^|210 words
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Advertisement245 1982-10-02 3 HF^wT __^_____f_____________________f^ V 1 .'^sk.^^H m aßm> Traditional \ardley Soap -no mess, no waste. Yardley English I avender Soap has been a favourite lu\ur> at the touch ol a button It's simple and convenient throughout the world for hundreds ol ve.irv to use. dispensing iust the right amount of soap245 words
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Article, Illustration1039 1982-10-02 4 Korea's child authors I wish I could learn English quickly, so that I can write and read books. I'm so frustrated that I can't read books right now I wish a lot of American children would write also, so that we could share our m feelings together. Sabma Yoon A1,039 words
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Advertisement260 1982-10-02 4 Man Power, f" Only some men Man Power A range of totally masculine fragrances and grooming aids Created specially for a man A man who goes k for the action A man like you I /^^B 111 A \P^^l I ISV Cologne. Aftershave, Ta'c. y W Lj^aVfcfcr-l I V*?«^^^B HH260 words
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Article, Illustration1369 1982-10-02 5 KIDS THINGS Qra&hopfxr*! Avc*>t they b&tutihd cvcaXure*'? \i<x\jt yo*, cfaw* VnVm oh iMt> gra*sl %ey hop alreut aU day tcvig^ of cow&e, there isnofhtha W>YOv\g u)itk tbtm thuj art made, that u)<Uf but CkUdrerijit is Cirtdtfitr thiMg to have CLCfmsshopper HUnd' <£tt nmt, £x plain $f ytUve< been to a1,369 words
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Advertisement176 1982-10-02 5 aasa^^Ml^MsWff^jaaa^V The Science Centre is open Tuesday Sunday, 10 am 6 pm Win valuable prizes for your design 1 st Prize Trophy M t=M Mß> Encylopaedia Bntannica 3 aa»BBBBa»»»s»B«} (30 volumes) 2nd Prize Trophy ""^m^^Wfc Time Life Library: *9S!aV^ Human Behaviour Library I 4 volumes) I EC Family Creative Workshop176 words
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Miscellaneous29 1982-10-02 5 exnuent cute o> 6AMEMAP itlll"^ -IT. Jg§3|- 4^-~ -^w^^^~ j I'jftlll 1 LlJBf _III I i|o:z: t" I PI a i •L|i_ It IIII g< sq M J pc29 words
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Miscellaneous9 1982-10-02 5 t USB 6W£ MAP TO MAK£ You GA*4E £*mey9 words
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Miscellaneous138 1982-10-02 5 f n u Indicating route 'Xswr vvvXt ndicate your route by rossing the squares of he km* map and Indi atinc the final position of our frigate with a sketch f your ship, speed 15 nots (15 square away) •iaU to br scared: you wind up on the »me square138 words
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Article, Illustration1388 1982-10-02 6 IN THE past, special dictionaries on one particular subject were often too expensive and too hard to come by for the interested amateur reader. But over the last years Penguin Books has built up a low-priced series of excellent dictionaries on politics, art, architecture, music, biology,1,388 words
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Advertisement401 1982-10-02 6 /fSjSi WIN ATRIP TO JAwJi\ ml lllu PLUS CASH OR OTHER FABULOUS PRIZES I m MOONCAKE FESTIVAL SPECIAL DRAWS TT \Draw Nos 73-80/82 16th SEPT -10th OCT 1982^/ tfto mmm\ W^ 1 ioosonu«»nM« All you have to do is to play TOTO the quality tor the special draw lucky numoefs401 words
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Advertisement89 1982-10-02 6 C7^ Am I y v» ii t m~ I fciJ I RV En »°y 9°°^ »vng 'n style and comfort 1 f^^ I U^i^i^™ Speaaly setected QuaMy Contemporary Future r^**w hfdirect| y tci y^atver yre asonablepr,ces bedroom sets. chUdrens sets, sofas etc I JtaW9f m^B IH K -r a L89 words
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Article, Illustration1356 1982-10-02 7 MOHAMMAD HATTA: MEMOIRS Edited by C L M Penders Gunung Agung. Singapura. 1981 $22 50 Reviewed by MICHAEL SMITHIES Given Hatta's crucial role in the forme iion of Indonesia, his memoirs cannot be dismissed so easily. They detail the circumstances leading to the creation1,356 words
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Article, Illustration540 1982-10-02 7 SINGAPORE'S inteUigent information services for tourists are constantly being commented upon by visitors arriving here for the first time. There's hardly anything that can be done or bought in Singapore by the average tourist that isn't covered by a glossily printed, full colour piece540 words
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Advertisement730 1982-10-02 7 Sanyo Refrigerators A vital link in the Sanyo Cold Chain ill i tmm FEATURES TO GET MORE II £JH^ JPflWfc-*^ COLD WITH LESS ENERGY I bhJ Bav^iLW BaH Separated Fan-Motor \wt b^Hbßbl V^L~ J7b>K^b>H < )n conventional refrigerator freezers. KTZI IH I V^^l H9*al rr* I^^^ 1 the fan >t730 words
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Advertisement270 1982-10-02 8 CAPi'tOL 'REPUBLIC "now" Showing (CAP M7»7S-i5 SHOWS 11. 1.45,4. 30. No Fre« Li»l (REP 344U03) 5 SHOWS 11, 14 S. 4. 7.00. •00 No Free List In the tradition if APOCALYPSE NOW KZ I THE DEER HUNTER *Mfi2]I I B Btw&%smw Uv^ Baßa «*^B^l lk» B JADE: NOW SHOWING! (*****80)270 words
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Advertisement502 1982-10-02 8 BMfeSM Mumnaaon(PultvpskgMn«l3O) Bom) L^B»*^^d BR B^ek pr^ I ißwfcTop nm y^^i ll! lONWtookslNll— —^fi H^^^^^^^^W S*wty Stopper k H«ght Indcatng 4 > A Lj Cap sT^jy Agent 7r? SPARTAS PTE LTO l*S^cs Tel: *****98 Authorised Dealers (OPEN ON SUNDAYS) Elmark Contract Services Pte Ltd Roiands Import Export Plaza Stngaoura Tel502 words
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Advertisement62 1982-10-02 8 L PLAZA U PREMIER S y IJO4OO M 1 9 30pm c 1 lan *****0t45 I 1 V fi FRIGHTENING'S It there life after death? Warning: SEE IT WITH AN ESCORT a A B) BM CRls' 1 &j£ P. MIDNIGHT t O^- afaC^^Ly-^ffi i SUWD>t "W* Hot SBJ aW^Ma««T\ '^BV^^^Sr62 words
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Advertisement314 1982-10-02 8 I. PRERELEASE PREVIEW C KRETA AVER PEOPLES THEATRE TOI RRO^mSpmOnlY I 12 Feet... jßjQf^ ajite^ii 24 Reasons Bw^ F~ '^a I tO Die! iJ^J aaK^» ajj "*^«^aß^V^L aaw/ Laar j KIUSOUAD |j|| Clilw «3 O#6DN iWBU mil M WfOS IWii < 5 MUCKER CHRISIO?«R W STRATT*N MIKE DONAHUE CATHAY: 10th314 words
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Advertisement450 1982-10-02 8 I /fis CATHAY JftGANtSAION O»>f N« TOOAY 1 30. 4 00 t 3* 4 ISam Temwnow f ilr. Im, Ham i-f.ii:r.v^fc'.y:*i IOMiMOOAT' 4 OS. t.X. IJam i STUOCNTS COMCf SSKM) *la«« Itw .Cratßi) ATOAV SMOWtOMLV SUPER «fca, tnwo. 5 tw]»H»lJßalllUHP.l O LASTOAV 4 00. 30 > 1 5pm NOW SHOWING'450 words
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Article, Illustration1371 1982-10-02 9 tropical forest campaign The questions are simple. Like, where does Singapore get its water from? And what does the timber industry depend on? But the answers are complex and controversial. This month they'll be discussed in-depth at a congress in Bali on parks and conservation of tropical rain forest. ILSA1,371 words
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Advertisement333 1982-10-02 9 B^S^B^*^W*'W(SJ^fSJSSS^^^SSWiSSSW^BSSS>^WS"^^Bj S^i "^mF I BSj^Sl HMHtajTajSjS^^B^aVTjffrT^^Bfl Lr 146.ist Floor. Orchard BSMbIbM B^ajßßjfl a~v* Tower. Orchard Road. *^*?v^/ MmtlvM^^^ V f^"' .r^P Singapore 0923 •1 \i %i\\\WS^-* f Enquiries Tel: *****65 European Elegance. Traditional period designs. Discount warehouse prices. ■B^sMLSasaS3HHH4dls^Ls^as^BflHL jl Rondo Bedroom Suite $1,278 Double bed 2 nightstands. dressing table,333 words
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Advertisement481 1982-10-02 10 APPOINTMENTS A Local Construction Company invites appfica tens for the folowni posts:A QUANTITY SURVEYOR Puaaeas a Building Diploma from Poly technic or other recognised Institution Preferably with a minimum of 2 yean working experience in contractor or consultant s office. Duties to be covered such as estimating, take off quantities,481 words
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Advertisement1124 1982-10-02 10 A\^ferh(XLse associates jXe ltd Management Consultants in a wide range of services including: executive recruitment, organisation and corporate planning, financial management, manufacturing, production and project management systems and procedures, market surveys, data processing and computerisation Job evaluation, salary surveys and compensation structuring, as well as management training and development. We1,124 words
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Advertisement767 1982-10-02 10 Coopers OtLybrdnCl Associates provides a comprehensive range of management consultancy services aimed at helping clients increase the effectiveness and profitability of their organisation. These services include Corporate Development, Organisation Planning, Financial Control and Management Information Systems, Investment Planning and Appraisal, Electronic Data Processing, Executive I Selection, Marketing and Economic Studies.767 words
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Advertisement809 1982-10-02 11 APPOINTMENTS MONSANTO, s major American multi-national corporation in the field of agricultural chemicals, oil/gas exploration and production, petrochemicals, process chemicals, plastics resins and textile intermediates, seeks to appoint an energetic and serf-motivated individual for the following position based in Kuala LumpurSENIOR MARKETING EXECUTIVE Trie Job Reporting to the General Manager,809 words
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Advertisement696 1982-10-02 11 Mobil r PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING OPPORTUNITIES (Salary Circa: 5537,000 per annum, negotiable) Mobil Oil Corporation is among the world's ten largest companies. Mobil OiJ Singapore Pte Ltd ii a wholly owned subsidiary of Mobil Oil Corporation and it one of Singapore's largest manufacturing complexes. Consistent with future business needs, the Company696 words
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Advertisement730 1982-10-02 11 HUFFCO ¥j \ST ASIA, INC. is a multinational I company incorporated in I .S.A. In this region, we are ci igaged in the energy business Due to the rapid expansion of oil and gas exploration and production activities, the regional office situated in Singapore is r ecruiting computer professionals in730 words
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Advertisement666 1982-10-02 12 APPOINTMENTS INTERGRAPH CORPORATION, a world leading supplier of computers for CAD/ CAM (Computer Aided Designs/Computer Aided l\ Manufacturers) MAPPING, and PETROLEUM applications, invites the following persor inel to meet its expansion needs in Singapore: Customer Field Service* Engineers The successful appointees will be degree or diploma ho Iders in Electrical666 words
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Advertisement366 1982-10-02 12 SL»»STRfI» sundstrand Pacific (Pte) Ltd A company Committed to Aerospa tee Growth we are looking for mature Individual to Mi the position of < i: DATA PROCESSING TRAINEE The suitable Candida te should preferably possess a Degree m Co mputer Science or any related field and is a s eif366 words
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Advertisement636 1982-10-02 12 f^ffi\ Tn trading subsidiary of the SIM LIM GROUP of (^H I Compan'es invites suitably qualified applicants for the Vjß"^/ following positions SALES EXECUTIVES (Butting Material* CHvWon) Graduate in Business Administration/Commerce from recognised universities Bi-lingual in English and Mandarin and must be able to speak Hokkien Minimum of 2 years636 words
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Advertisement734 1982-10-02 12 /(E^OMPUTER APPOINTMENTS" I Our Client, a subsidiary of a leading International Company is einaadhv iv business in the field of computer systema. You will have an opportunity to join a computer systems group to launch an intereating rsngi of product* and service* for both the group and external client* within734 words
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Advertisement879 1982-10-02 13 APPOINTMENTS |)l» RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT! rMIr CORPORATION PTE LTD 1^ We are the leading supplier of granite aggregate, sand, asphalt premix and ready mixed concrete and a contractor in civil engineering works In order to cope with our expansion programmes, we have created the following job opportunities ■1. PROJECT ENGINEERS I879 words
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Advertisement604 1982-10-02 13 A well established shipyard in Jurong invites applications from suitably qualified candidates to loin our design and engineering team I Head of Mechanical I The applicant should possess a I degree in Mechanical engineering or equivalent with a minimum of 5 years oractical design experience on all systems pertaining to604 words
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Advertisement513 1982-10-02 13 One of the leading suppliers to the Graphic Arts Industry invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the position of REGIONAL APPLICATION MANAGER (Computer Typesetting) Location Singapore Must have sound knowledge of typesetting in general. Minimum 3-5 years managerial experience in the phototypesetting industry. Drive, initiative, maturity and the ability513 words
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Advertisement454 1982-10-02 13 SENTOSA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION invites applications tor the posts of A) ASSISTANT PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER Candidates should possess o recognised University Degree and nave knowledge of press ond public relations work Responsibilities include assisting Head (Public Relations) m co-ordinating press activities, giving briefings, organising programme of visits for YIPs, media educationaK454 words
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Advertisement580 1982-10-02 14 APPOINTMENTS invites applications tor the post of FIREMAN Requirements Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident of Singapore Passed Primary 5 ond below 25 years of age Preference w* be given to those with higher qualifications c At least I 63 metres (54") tal c Be physicoly fit and have perfect eyesight580 words
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Advertisement604 1982-10-02 14 ASTEC INTERNATIONAL (S)PTE LTD A subsidiary of a British multi-national corporation 1] QX ENGINEER Possess a recognised angtneerlng degrea. At least 1 veer experience In similar capacity with working knowledge of dla preparation to ancepaulatton processes. Must have inltiativa and abla to communicate affectively with all laveis of management. 2)604 words
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Miscellaneous447 1982-10-02 14 GARFIELD ByJlm Davis HAPPY BIRTHPAV, I I MAVBE K 'o'J 6HOOLP HAV£ &LOWN CrARFIELP/ -7/ a the: canPles out Pirst J?M PAVf& 1962 Uorted Feature Syndtcate me 69 STAR WARS By Archie Goodwill &Al Williamson -•LaCSSIS* LSI (LRI t» 1 T *BBBBSBBSSSBBBB| -a /<^ MVSTI2A.... 'n-lrS WRAPS V^>^ -<<S\^ Jt^^447 words
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Advertisement303 1982-10-02 15 /KTcredible otlei«. C9l]iil I complex wW*^ 5» AW**! com^te »*off S39Q) "■^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Bl BBBBk BB BBB*"»^r^^^^ fc^^^J||b*il -^Sble! First LVcii m New! Smashing! I ver furniture manufacturers jj Fr~"H I and contractors combine effort to I fantastic range of furniture ■■altaaj^^^^ tX"^^^^ \at Soonly Ann's showroom. H^ Thousand over pieces of303 words
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Miscellaneous262 1982-10-02 15 PEANUTS Byschuiz Pick of Punch yjWCM WOULD YOU RATHER I PON'T KNOU) A MAVE A STOMAcHACME HEAPACME, I 6UE55 OR A KEAPACHE? aa eoopi i'll put you I it's nice having m >) .J^^ POLJN FOR A MEAPACHE SOMEONE IN CHARGE _I^-C^^" r^ 7/ U)HO'5 SO CONSIPERATE V. y j262 words
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Article, Illustration557 1982-10-02 16 His face is the best known in his country after the Prime Minister. Injured on a film set, Amitabh Bachchan caused a panic in India's film industry thousands went on their knees for his recovery. But all's well, reports SANJAY HAZARIKA in New Delhi. FILM star AmitabhNYT - 557 words
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Article, Illustration575 1982-10-02 16 A brave attempt at imaginative cinema QUEST FOR FIRE Now showing at Cathay Reviewed by PATRICK SHEN QUEST For Fire is an unusual and daring film. That much you can say for it, though I'm not entirely sure it succeeds in being different; nor is it as impressive as what575 words
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Article, Illustration585 1982-10-02 16 It was once upon a time denounced as an irresponsible attack on marriage, thought to be dangerously subversive, and labelled profligate filth. Ibsen's A Doll's House is a brave choice for the Drama Festival, says KATE JAMES. WHICHEVER way you look at it, A585 words
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Advertisement100 1982-10-02 16 tlmxujii tlicLx fit. itt f n Itcat i 1 deep at such a \wtii m. 'k i 8 ...this Raintree Club. Created for the select few to reflect the fullest expression of a lifestyle very individual, yet eclectic. This choicest property, sprawled on a lush landscape, encompasses the finest amenities100 words
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Article, Illustration736 1982-10-02 17 THE grizzled, portly man is in a striking red sweatshirt. "My name is Bue and I'm the oldest among them, so they call me papa," he announces, referring to the band he founded 26 years ago Papa Bue And His736 words
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341 1982-10-02 17 Leong Weng Kam - Leong Weng Kam ■a THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation is kicking off this year's month-long Speak Mandarin Campaign, which began yesterday, with the launching of a new language learning series. Everyday Mandarin, which comprises 60 sminute lessons, will be telecast from Monday. Two lessons will341 words
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Advertisement236 1982-10-02 17 J SSBV Bbi3b^' I^sbsssl ßbsSbsl BbsW bT i W I m mv\. Cool fabrics m clever colours designed m •.fy/t < > fi> en tm smooth and poised all the time Made of beautifully ti'ttured georgette and polyester cotton you will feel right in them wherever the occasion tak> Available236 words
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Miscellaneous102 1982-10-02 17 TODAY: Simg^frt SOS a.m. (0.4 m). 11.15 a.m. (2.5 m), 5.07 p.m (0.7 m). 11.03 p.m (2.8 m) Se«H KerMl 4 Of am (07m). 1046 am (2.2 m). 4.28 p.m. dm), 10.33 p.m (2.3 m) Part Pitfall 6.15 am (29m). 1.09 p m (0 4m). 6.37 p m (2.7 m).102 words
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Miscellaneous504 1982-10-02 17 TODAY: the Sriwana Group as of $20 will be charged. SNO TONCRBT Pr*- P* 1 1 t le D"" 113 «»sti- From today until Nov 6 sentinc Uu Teh Hai on val Story a 8 1 01 1 for Ulks in Mandarin me o"£a This DiDa^rtuo^ and wUe wno Talks504 words
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Advertisement52 1982-10-02 18 Here's another chance to own these f f Ct* Designer's collection items— all set with small diamonds. ®Y»oliaii JEWELLERY COUNTER Yaiihaii Onhani (innind H<k.i Pl.i/.t Sm^apiir.i )n ti.inl Road Singapore 0923 (Oprralrd and Managed by M..11.1 |rwrllrr> Ptr Lid) Hiisin. ss Hows Mon Kn l'HNian, —UVi pm Wtfkrnds 9.30 am52 words
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Miscellaneous1653 1982-10-02 18 State o£ fE3t^B^«ll«B«BBBi^HIMB jBM 1.00 PM Opening folowed by Sesame Street 6.40 The Chisholms Vengeance: In the blistering realised when Farraday is murdered and the National Anthem ioi- rial i.» ivory Notn z.m MV 2.00 The Porky Pig Show: Cartoon Series desert, the Chisholms push on with very little police1,653 words
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