The Straits Times, 8 December 1982

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    13 1 The StraitsTimes Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1982 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Move to tighten secrecy of bank accounts
    477 1 Move ti tighten banking s«cncy Not even MAS will be allowed to chick customers' deposits THE government is seeking to tighten the law relating to banking secrecy in a move that should enhance Singapore's attraction as an international financial centre. A bill now
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    Lock icon $210,000 for girl
    66 1 SEOUL, Tues. The fiancee of So"th Korean boxer Kirn Duk-Koo, who died after a world title fight in Las Vegas last month, will receive nearly US$lOO,OOO (SS210.000) to be used for raising Kirn's baby. Korea Boxing Commission officials said today. Lee Yong-Mi, 22, and four months pregnant,
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    Festival goes to the people
    276 1 Six £ree shows take to the streets, starting today THE Festival of Arts will go to the people. From today, the organisers will get the performers out from sombre concert halls and into the streets to add colour and mood to the 10-day festival. The
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    Lock icon 'Moscow seeking way out'
    103 1 BONN, Tues. West German diplomats said today new Soviet communist leader Yuri Andropov had indicated that Moscow was looking for ways to pull out of Afghanistan. Briefing reporters accompanying US Secretary of State George Shultz to Bonn, the diplomats said Mr Andropov had dropped hints to
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    28,000 jobs in bag
    366 1 Two-year investment pledges expected to create these vacancies over 7 years INVESTMENT commitments for 1981 and 1982 are expected to create a total of 28,400 jobs over a period of seven years. Nearly 80 per cent of the jobs, which are mainly in the manufacturing sector,
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    Lock icon Pinkerton's take-over
    72 1 NE.v YORK. Tues Pinkerton's, the world's oldest and bluest detective agency, is being taken over by American Brands, a vast conglomerate, in a deal worth more than US$l6O million (SJ3S million), an American Brands spokesman said today. Pinkerton's has been protecting people since it was founded in 1850
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    Lock icon Release order
    44 1 NEW DELHI. Tues. The government of the north Indian state of Punjab today ordered the release of 3.000 Sikh militant* arrested under preventive detention orders before the 33-nation Asian Camps which ended in New Delhi on Saturday, an official spokesman said Reuter
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    Family saved after 25 days adrift
    202 1 ROBERT Arrows, II (left), and Ms 17 year old so* Christian lying exhausted la earn others' arms la a boat which reocned Ihrm aad their mother, Margaret, SI, off Suva la Kijl on Monday after they drifted la a dinghy for 25 days In
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    Lock icon Re-entry plans
    43 1 MOSCOW Tues. Cosmonauts Anatoly Berezovoy and Valentin U-bedev will fire the engines of an adjoining cargo ship tomorrow to correct the trajectory of their orbit. They are preparing to return to earth, ending their record 280--day mission. Tass reported today UPI.
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    Lock icon Computer programs 'are copyright'
    128 1 TOKYO, Tues. In the first case of its kind in Japan, the Tokyo district court yesterday ruled thpt computer programs come under the protection of Uk copyright law Court officials said I.N.G. Enterprises. Japanese TV-game maker, was ordered to pay 540,000 yen (5J4.770) in damages to
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    Lock icon We will match US missile move, say Soviets
    430 1 MOSCOW, Tuva New Soviet missile if the MX is deployedt Ustinov THE Soviet Union warned the United States yesterday that it will respond to Washington's planned deployment of the MX missile with a new Soviet intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) of similar capabilities.
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    WP broke but will pursue suits, court told
    466 1 WP broke but will pursue suits, court told THE Workers' Party is broke but will continue with its defamation suits against Mr S. Rajaratnam and Mr Goh Chok Tong, the High Court heard yesterday. The legal action against the ministers must be pursued to protect the WP's interest, its chairman,
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      AGCA ADMITS HE WAS NOT ALONE
      63 1 ROME, Toes. Mehmet AU Agca, the Turkish terrorist convicted M shooting Pope John Paal 11. baa CMrftweri he had accomplices la the r H attempt, La Stamp* newspaper reported today. The cMfeaatoa came after Investigator* UM Agca his partner* plan awd to kill him
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    Lock icon Deadly cold
    32 1 NEW DELHI. Tues Nineteen impoverished children died of cold during severe weather in poverty-stricken Bihar state's Mokamah area during the past week, the Press Trust of India reported today UPI
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      41 1 62 pages today Singapore Sweep results Pag* 12 si MMARV WORLD NEWS 3, 4. 7 CAUSEWAY IS EDITORIAL II LETTERS 17 BACKGROUND 18 TIMES BUSINESS 11-8 CLASSIFIEDS 24-37 SPORTS JM« OUTLOOK 2, S CINEMA COMICS 14, It RADIO A TV 18
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      64 2 Fungus for health DR LEONG POO CHOW, doing research at the Primary Production Department, has succeeded, after a year of experiments, in growing lingzhi cao (ganoderma lueidum). Throughout the centuries, medical scholars have regarded the edible fungus as a nutritious tonic. It has no curative value,
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      189 2 WORLD OIL PRICES LIKELY TO STABILISE OR DROP THE world faces a long period of faUing or stable oil prices. As a result, this main engine of inflation in past years is now a factor causing disinflation. This was forecast yesterday by Dr Thomas McHale, senior advisor to
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      BACKGROUND
      79 2 STUDENT LABOUR ABOUT 431,000 primary and secondary schools in China practise the work and study system. Established in 1957, the system is aimed at instilling a love of manual work among students as well as bringing in revenue for the schools to cover costs. Last year, the total work
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      HOME
      490 2 Unknown heroes THE Sentosa Development Corporation, in celebration of the working man, will wax lyrical" on the unsung heroes of pre-war Singapore the traffic policeman of the *****, the zhou (Chinese porridge) hawker, the ox-cart driver, Chinese letterwriter, coolie, kacang putih seller, 1890 artisan, 1907 chendol-iceball seller, Colonial British
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      COMMENT
      289 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE reapMtse to the civil service oomBiter loan scheme to a disappointment, •wever, It does not necessarily mean that civil servants are onenthnslastlr about home computers. Many may well be baying them oat of their own pockets. Others may be having difficulties choosing one from
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      555 2 US trade proposals AMERICAN Secretary of State George Shultz has sent to key European allies proposals to implement their new economic policy towards the Soviet Union. But America is still uncertain if France will abide by the month-old pact. State Department officials said. It will be one
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      SECTION 2
      209 2 Dangerous smoke INHALED cigarette smoke is linked to lung cancer and other diseases. So the health of the nonsmoker, who involuntarily breathes in this smoke, is affected, too. Meanwhile, the Association of Tobacco Manufacturers and Importers, worried about "balanced" coverage on the smoking issue, talks to The Straits
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      SPORTS
      316 2 Fearless newcomers SINGAPORE hopes its first-time commando training and home-ground advantage will push it a notch up to second place at the Asian taekwon-do championships, starting tomorrow. "I don't really expect them to go out and win gold medals. I just want them to give of their best," coach
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      176 2 Bill pulled out THE government yesterday withdrew a Bill to strike out some of the more controversial amendments to the Societies Act last year. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said a more "liberal" Bill would be presented at the next Parliament session. Societies were not unhappy
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      89 2 Times Chinese/English Dictionary The Times Chinese English Dictionary is an adaptation of The Chinese English Dictionary which was compiled by the Bei/ing Foreign Languages Institute and published in 1979. It is an up to date language reference work for general readers, nin^^^ i translators, teachers and students Hy^X" Price: $11.50
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Generals angered by proposed troop cuts
      340 3 PARIS. Tues. Frances top generals are up in arms about a proposed 17 per cent troop reduction by 1988. They claim this would compromise the nations defence system, according to a confidential military report published yesterday in Le Matin, a socialist -lea ningne w
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      Lock icon US hits out at Russia, Poland
      135 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. The Reagan administration attacked the Soviet Union and Poland for "continuing and flagrant violations" of human rights and said their repressive policies violated international agreements. In a report discussing the Helsinki agreement, US Secretary of State George Shultz said yesterday the political
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      Lock icon METHOD TO SPOT CANCER EARLIER
      106 3 LONDON, Ties. Srieattota »t Lm4n hoHpiUI said yesterday they h«J found technique far earlier spatting of cMcer growths. Throe eMMer-O>dera might Mis* he »Me U carry pclscas that would attack aad care the disease, they added. A rmdlMtctlve ehemle»l with eaaeer antlbMtlm was lafected la
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      Lock icon Shultz seeks action on Soviet trade
      411 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. Secretary of State George Shultz has sent a message 10 key allied capitals proposing moves to put into effect the agreement on economic policy towards the Soviet Union. The Reagan administration, however, is uncertain if France will abide by the terms of
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      Lock icon 'Get out' note to US
      163 3 WARSAW, Tues. US Embassy sources have reported a new spate of anti-American incidents, reflecting the soured relations between the United States and Poland. The incidents included threatening notes sent to members of the embassy staff Embassy sources said two female members of staff an economics
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      Lock icon Bridge that won't fall down
      52 3 ENGINEERS tried and failed twice to bring down on Sunday the historic Arch Bridge that connects Walpole, New Hampshire, with Bellows Falls, Vermont. The stubborn bridge Just refused to come down. Earlier attempts by demolition experts to wire explosives on Friday and Saturday also failed.
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      Lock icon Ulster blast kills British soldiers
      238 3 BALLYKELLY (Northern Ireland), Tues. A bomb blast brought the roof crashing down on a dance floor crowded with British soldiers last night, killing at least 17 people and injuring more than 60. Police said the death toll could go higher as bodies were pulled out
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Indian diplomats shot
        51 3 TWO INDIAN diplomats were shot and seriously wounded outside their high commission in Kampala yesterday. Diplomatic sources in Nairobi said the attack took place early in the morning as the so far unidentified diplomats were being driven to work along the main street of the Ugandan capital.
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        Lock icon Easier travel to US
        49 3 FOLLOWING EASED restrictions in China, the United States has listed 29 US cities where Chinese diplomats and journalists may travel without advance permission, a US embassy official in Beijing said yesterday. In October, China opened 29 Chinese cities to foreigners without special travel permits. AP.
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        Lock icon Attacks stepped up
        56 3 MUSLIM GUERILLAS have launched prewinter offensives in Afghanistan's capital of Kabul and second largest city of Kandahar, Western diplomats and refugee sources in Islamabad said yesterday. Diplomatic sources said there had been almost daily bombings and acts of sabotage in Kabul while the guerillas moved around openly
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        Lock icon Union closes schools
        54 3 ISRAEL'S POWERFUL trade union federation closed schools and virtually silenced radio and television broadcasts yesterday in a showdown with the government over wage demands. The labour federation, Histadrut, is demanding a 12 per cent pay raise for 400,000 public sector employees whose wage contracts expired in April,
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        Lock icon Germany wins order
        66 3 WEST GERMANY has won an order to supply more than 100,000 tonnes of steel pipe for the Soviet natural gas grid, the state-owned steel and engineering group Salzgitter announced in Bonn yesterday. It was the first large pipeline-related order Moscow has placed in West Germany since US
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        Lock icon 'No change in ties'
        39 3 JAPAN'S ENVOYS to Moscow and Beijing foresee no substantial change in the strained relations between China and the Soviet Union despite a thaw between the two powers. Foreign Ministry officials said in Tokyo yesterday. UPI.
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        Lock icon Release for internees
        38 3 POLAND'S MILITARY command said yesterday all people interned in Warsaw and the surrounding province are to be released. The announcement was made six days before the first anniversary and possible lifting of martial law. UPI.
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      Lock icon Flying start to Zia's US trip with F-16 accord
      268 4 WASHINGTON, Tues. Pakistani President Mohammed Zia UlHag's three-day visit to the United States got off to an auspicious start yesterday with the announcement of two accords that six F-16 fighters with advanced radar equipment would be delivered to Pakistan and the
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      Lock icon Circumstantial evidence of chemical war UN report
      216 4 Circumstantial evidence of chemical war UN report UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday THERE was '■circumstantial evidence" to support allegations that the Soviets and their allies conducted chemical warfare in Afghanistan and Southeast Asia, Secretarygeneral Javier Perez oe Cuellar said yesterday. But he told the General Assembly that allegations by several countries that
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      Lock icon The beats that mean a lot to researchers
      296 4 SALT LAKE CITY (Utah), Taea. Every hear that Dr Baraey Clark remalss alive aa his prnimawt artificial heart, lalvendty M Utah rescarekers lean aaare ahaat tke pteaeer With the Jarvlk-7 heart >ia Hat away la Ma cheat Mia M times a mlaate,
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      Lock icon Kennedy parts from his wife of 24 years
      126 4 Kennedy parts from his wife of 24 years BARNSTABLE( Massachusetts). Tues. US Senator Edward Kennedy, who announced last week he was not a 1964 presidential contender (or family reasons, and his wife of 24 years were issued a court divorce decree here yesterday. Under Massachusetts divorce law, ta l decree
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      759 4 6th Floor, Overseas Union House, Collyer Quay, Singapore 0104. Tel: *****22. 1 1 1 o FESTIVE BONANZA The Neptune Revue climaxes 1982 with a Festive Bonanza. m Laugh your way through the Neptune Dancers' special attraction, Ambience of Clowns". Pop champagne, make merry and drink in the spirit of X'mas
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      165 5 somebody else s Ohristmas. It's that time of the year when homes are for mothers who really deserve the best, decked with holly, trees are laden with baubles Electric shavers and clock radios for dads and hearts are filled with the spirit of and boyfriends. Christmas. And for ladies, hair-care
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      Lower barriers to trade, Nakasone orders Cabinet
      306 6 PRIME Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone, describing economic friction with the United States as a key issue, ordered his two-week old government today to liberalise i trade policy despite domestic resistance, officials said. Mr Nakasone's instructions to his Cabinet were immediately opposed by his Agriculture
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      Think again and back treaty says Singapore
      481 6 THERE'S STILL TIME TO I CHANGE YOUR MINDS ON SEA LAW ACCORD MONTEGO BAY (Jamaica), Tuesday SINGAPORE yesterday urged those countries with doubts about the United Nations Law of the Sea convention to reconsider their position and support the treaty. Speaking on the
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      Lock icon Indonesia pleased that law safeguards its unity
      213 6 Indonesia pleased that law safeguards its unity MONTEGO BAY, Tues. Indonesia said yesterday it was pleased that the United Nations convention on the Law of the Sea would help safeguard its unity as a state made up of many islands. "The waters and passage routes between our islands which have
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      Lock icon Recognise Israel's right! to exist, urges China 1
      241 6 COMMUNIST Party chief I Hu Yaobang says China will support the Arab struggle until final victory, but urges recognition of the Israeli people's right to exist. The official Xinhua news agency said Mr Hu made the remarks yesterday while welcoming an Arab
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      Lock icon US steps up efforts for M-East peace
      142 6 WASHINGTON, Tues The United States signalled yesterday an intensified focus on Lebanon and overall Middle East peace efforts that will include a visit by Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak for talks with President Ronald Reagan next month. Mr Mubarak will meet Mr Reagan on
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      MONEY, MONEY EVERYWHERE AS SANTA COMES TO HONGKONG
      159 6  -  WINSOME LANE By Our Hongkong Reporter HONGKONG, Taea. Santa Claaji came early to Hongkong last light whea HKSIM (S$S3), HKSM aad HUH hank i.etei were scattered from a white car driven through city streets. Traffic greaad to a halt as haadreds of
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      346 6 The freshest oysters in town specially selected 3-nnged Sydney rock oysters are being served at the Orchard Hotel's Terrace Coffee House. Oyster Festival dates November /^s. 15th to December 12 th Id swear the third O cnppypr] IfrHf The Orchard Singapore 01 C7C7^'- i if S the difference that makes
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      Lock icon Thai commander calls for US pool of arms in the region
      249 7 BANGKOK, Tues Thai armed forces supreme commander General Saiyud Kerdphol has called on the United States to provide Asian and Pacific countries with a pool of military hardware for use in case of emergency. Gen Saiyud's call for the
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      Lock icon Dogs to sniff out drugs
      49 7 ISLAMABAD. Tues Sniffer dogs would be stationed at Pakistan's airports to check departing iniwiiwii 'i and their luggages for drugs, the slate-controlled Associated Press of Pakistan news agency reported yesterday. Large quantities of heroin were recently found in the false bottoms of suitcases. Reuter
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      Singer dies
      26 7 LSLAMABAD. Tues Classical singer Roshan Ara Begum, who had fans throughout the subcontinent, died of a heart attack at 62, family members said yesterday.
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      Lock icon Trade with China resumed'
      113 7 JAKARTA, Tues. Indonesia has resumed direct trade with China with a first shipment of rubber dispatched to the Chinese port of Talien. the Jakarta daily newspaper Merdeka reported. The paper quoted Indonesian rubber traders as saying that a rubber trader in Palembang. south Sumatra, had managed
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      Lock icon Hopes for wage freeze dashed
      298 7 THE Australian government's hopes of unity on a 12-month wage freeze to help its fight against rising inflation and unemployment were dashed today at a meeting of federal ministers and state premiers. The meeting ended in disarray with three of the six states supporting the
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      Lock icon Marcos orders the arrest of opposition editor
      341 7 MANILA, Tues. Soldiers acting on the direct orders of Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos raided the offices of an opposition newspaper today, arresting its editor and stopping its publication. Presidential commitment orders were also issued against at least 13 other staff members of the
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      Lock icon French rest
      37 7 MUNICH (Writ Germany). Tues. Mrs Nusral Bhutto, widow of Pakistan's executed prime minister, left for France yesterday for several weeks' rest after receiving treatment I here for lung cancer, a Munich airport spokesman said Reuter.
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      Lock icon NO FAMINE IN EAST TIMOR: U.S. OFFICIAL
      114 7 NO FAMINE IN EAST TIMOR: U.S. OFFICIAL WASHINGTON, Tim. A vetoraa US State Department aOktel •min»ted by PraltatlM•ld SfMtgaa to be America* tmWi— *ir to l»d»T<rlt 4csle4 yesterday tfcat there wu lamlae la East Ttm»r. "Ttoe arc packets «f are** where >ippUea may he lacktag, tat there to famW' Mr
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      Lock icon Children in food-short Cambodia need aid, says report
      244 7 Children in food-short Cambodia need aid, says report UNITED NATIONS. Tues. The Food and Agriculture Organisation warned yesterday that unless special reeding firogrammes were mplemented soon in food-short Cambodia, many young children would become physically and mentally retarded. It said that due to an erratic monsoon period, Cambodia had only
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        Lock icon Radicals on trial
        72 7 SEVEN MEMBERS of a radical Muslim movement in Indonesia went on trial yesterday for alleged involvement in an attack on a police station in March 1981 in which three policemen were killed and one was seriously wounded. The seven members of the so-called Imran gang could face
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        Lock icon Visit denounced
        74 7 THE KHMER Rouge yesterday denounced Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach's forthcoming visit to India as a bid to seat the rival Phnom Penh administration in the Cambodian seat at the next nonaligned summit in New Delhi. A commentary carried by the Khmer Rouge radio, said Mr Thach
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        Lock icon Funds for 22 projects
        57 7 THE ASEAN Committee on Culture and Information (COCI) has agreed to finance 22 projects worth some US$2 million for next year, Antara News Agency reported in Jakarta yesterday. The committee agreed on the projects to be financed from the Asean cultural fund during a three-day meeting
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        Lock icon Crop target topped
        67 7 VIETNAM'S TOTAL crop this year will be around 16.2 million paddy tonnes, a little over the 16 million-tonne target, the newspaper Nhan Dan said in Hanoi yesterday, citing official statistics. The good 1962 crop was the result of favourable weather, the new "fixed rate" management method and
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        Lock icon Talks on revision
        57 7 THE ASEAN Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Asean-CCI) yesterday opened talks in Manila on a Thai proposal to revise the grouping of the association's industrial system. About 100 top businessmen and industrialists are to discuss the proposal based on at least three premises, under the fivenation association's
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        28 7 A CUBAN economic delegation led by Communications Minister Pedro Guelmes Gonzales had arrived in Phnom Penh from Vietnam, the Cambodian news agency SPK said yesterday. AFP.
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    If they could talk...
    357 9  -  NG WENG HOONG By WHAT tales could be told of pre-war Singapore by this traffic policeman from the 1930s (right), the zhou (Chinese porridge) hawker (left) and others like them. For, in rememberance of the ordinary working man of that era, the Sentosa Development Corp is
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    It's go for $2 billion petrochem complex
    475 9 IT IS finally all-systems-go for Singapore's petrochemical complex on Pulau Ayer Merbau. This is evident from an award just made to a Japanese contractor to build the last outstanding plant, whose earlier delay had threatened to hold up the entire $2 billion project.
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    PE to be given renewed emphasis
    144 9 PE to be given renewed emphasis THE Education Ministry plans to renew emphasis on physical education and training in schools in the coming years. Dr Tay Eng Soon, Minister of State (Education), said this was timely jas many children were I now living in Housing 1 Board flats. I Children
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    Girlfriend was three hours late for date, PC tells court
    352 9 A POLICE constable told a district court yesterday that his Thai girlfriend cried and told him that two policemen had "fun" with her and also took away her money. PC P. Saeairaiah, 22, of the Port of Singapore Authority Police,
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    Carry on our good work, PA chief tells young
    225 9 Carry on our good work, PA chief tells young THE chief executive director of the People's Association, Mr Lee Chiong Giam, said last night that it was crucial for the young generation to build on what has been achieved collectively by the people and government of Singapore. He said: "Our
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    Government to use teleprinter system
    81 9 GOVERNMENT press statements to news organisations in Singapore will be sent via teleprinter from January or February next year. Under the new system, to be introduced by the government's press division, all ministries will be equipped with word processors which will be linked to the
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    Health council asks public for views
    260 9  - Health council asks public for views BENG TAN By Our Medical Reporter THE public now has vehicle in the form of a Health Advisory Council to seek representation or give views on the National Health Plan and any aspect of Singapore's health scene. The council, which met for the first
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      URA surveys heavy vehicle parking woes
      272 10 THE Urban Redevelopment Authority is conducting a survey to determine the parking problems faced by lorries, school buses and other heavy vehicles. National Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan said the survey, being carried out in consultation with the Highway Committee, will be completed in
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      Improved conditions for Muslim pilgrims next year
      228 10 Improved conditions for Muslim pilgrims next year- PILGRIMS going on the ha] next year can look forward to better facilities. The Acting Social Affairs Minister, Dr Ahmad Mattar, said the Singa pore Muslim Religious Council (Mills) was doing a number of things to obtain feedback on how the facilities could
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      New Bill on property tax
      71 10 THE Budget announcement in March this year that homeowners need not pay estate duty on any one residen tial property upon their death will soon become law. The Estate Duty (Amendment) Bill, introduced in the House on Dec 3, is now before Parliament. Provisions in
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      No need for bigger lifts
      79 10 THE use of stretchers to carry the sick from their Housing Board flats happens so infrequently that it does not justify the high cost of installing big lifts for this National Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan said, in his reply to Dr T*a Cfceag Back
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      On foreign specialists
      79 10 FOREIGN consultants engaged by the Jurong Town Corporation (JTC) are here to advise on specialised dry bulk cargo handling and not on the general upgrading of JTC's port facilities. The Acting Trade and Industry Minuter. Mr Hon Sui Sen. :»id it was only when local expertise in
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      Lifts will be monitored
      66 10 LIFTS in HDB flats, prone to frequent breakdowns, will be aaaesaed by the board's engineers to determine if it is more economical to refurbish or replace them This is part of the board's policy to constantly monitor and improve the perform ance of its lifts National
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      Muis unit to inspect religious schools
      408 10 A SPECIAL unit will be set up in the Muslim Religious Council (Muis) to supervise and inspect Muslim religious schools. Teachers in these schools will also have to sit for tests to be conducted by a board. These government moves were disclosed yesterday by
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      3 groups whose flats won't be acquired
      292 10 3 groups whose flats won't be acquired NATIONAL Development Minister Mr Teh Cheang Wan has announced three categories of Housing Board flat owners whose flats won't be compulsorily acquired by the board. These are: A person who owns a rent-control-led property and is unable to recover possession for his own
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      It'll only help Viets: Dhana
      332 10 FOREIGN Affairs Minister S. Dhanabalan was asked by Opposition MP for Anson J.B. Jeyaxetnim whether Singapore had supplied the Khmer People's Naitonal Liberation Front in Cambodia with arms, and if so, what was supplied and the conditions of their supply This was his written reply:
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    Surprise turn at hearing of bank men's row
    246 11 HEARING of a dispute between the Bangkok Bank and the Singapore Bank Officers' Association on representation of ad minis, trative officers threw up a surprise yesterday when the union claimed that the management had given it de facto recognition. Miss Hallmah binti
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    CYPRIOT TEAM STUDIES THE WINE MARKET
    121 11 A CYPRIOT delegation led by its Minister of Commerce and Industry, Mr George Andreou, has been making the rounds of leadIng wine Importers in Singapore. Mr Andreou said yesterday at a press conference that the country's wines are competitive both priceand quality-wise in the
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    Local TV shows (Live from Studio 1 and Sing, Sing, Sing) take top 2 spots
    548 11 Local TV shows (Live from Studio 1 and Sing, Sing, Sing) take top 2 spots A FRESH Idea on how to ro fishing for charity has appeared at Cfcanri Airport. Instead of wi»hlnK wells, fear fish tanks have been Installed with deaattea hexes attached to collect funds for the Cemmulty
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    Coin auction
    34 11 THE Singapore Numismatic Association will be holding a coin auction (or collector! and anyone interested in starting a collection, at the NTUC Conference Hall this Sunday from 9.30 am to 1 p.m.
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    Daily-rated staffs service rewarded
    158 11 FOR the first time, more than 100 daily-rated Environment Ministry workers received valedictory letters and long-service awards. At a presentation ceremony in the Hawkers Department function hall in Duchess Road yesterday, 142 workers who had served in the ministry for more than 10 years re- reived
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      Govt withdraws Societies Bill
      339 12  -  M.G.G. PILLAI Our Kuala Lumpur Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Malaysian government today withdrew a bill to strike out some of last year's more controversial amendments to the Societies Act. Datuk Musa Hitam, the Deputy Prime Minister, said a more "liberal" bill would be presented to
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      Lock icon Widow names last person she saw with her husband
      613 12 Widow names last person she saw with her husband THE widow of the late Datuk Mohamed Taha Talib, Datin Norsiah Othman, told the High Court yesterday that Abdullah Ambek, a frequent visitor, was the last person she saw with her husband the night he was killed. She said despite police
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      *****64 wins first prize
      258 12 TICKET No. *****64 won the first prize of $600,000 in the Singapore Sweep 12 82 drawn last night. The full results: Ist prize: *****64 Jwlpriie ($200,000): *****% Mprlae ($75,000): 179W47 4th prlM ($50,000): *****94 ilk prUc ($25,000): *****09 Tickets endinf? with 3295 win COO Tickets ending
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      176 12 <2 HEADACHES, FLU, j*e*s*x=» FEVER.ACHES PAINS? s «i TOPTABS THEY WORK! ■a. m "II When choosing a prestige car, will you care enough to buy more than mere prestige? n y° ur life you've achieved much more than a modicum of success a success that shows in everything m^ you've
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      Lock icon Border security will be main topic at talks
      247 13 Bid to step up joint offensive SECURITY on the ThaiMalaysian border will feature prominently in talks here tomorrow between Malaysia's Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad and Thai Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda, Malaysian sources said today. They said Dr Mahathir, on
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      Lock icon Govt did not buy inefficient helicopters
      195 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The government today denied that it has bought unserviceable Allouette helicopters from Singapore. The Deputy Minister of Defence, Abang Abu Bakar, told the Lower House that the helicopters were placed on routine maintenance service after being bought. "It is not true
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      Lock icon S. Korean company caught in steel bind
      196 13 S. Korean company caught in steel bind PENANG. Tues. A South Korean company, which is undertaking the construction of the MJ744 million Penang bridge has been "caught by the ban on the Import of steel bars. Mr C. J. Park, the purchasing manager of Hyundai Construction and Engineering, said that
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      Maintenance mechanised
      65 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Malayan Railway has bought more than MM million worth o( track-maintenance machinery and equipment to eliminate many o( its most backbreaking manual Jobs and modernise its outdated civil and mechanical engineering ilivisions The machinery will be able to do what took about 3,000 wofkws, who
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      Lock icon Nations cooperate to fight piracy
      68 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysia is working closely with Thailand and Indonesia to fight piracy in the South China Sea and Straits of Malacca, Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, Datuk Abdullah Ahmad Badawi told Parliament yesterday. Coordinated anti-piracy patrols had shown encouraging results, he said,
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        Lock icon Burial shock for mother
        76 13 THE Johore Baru General Hospital is investigating the case of a month-old boy allegedy buried by the hospital without his parents' knowledge. The baby, N. Letchumanan, was one of twins born to Madam P. Anchale, 32, on Sept 20. He was admitted for the removal of
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        Lock icon Satellite news link
        50 13 A 24-kav satellite link between Bernama news agency and the Islamic International News Agency (IINA) in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, was Inaugurated on Monday. Bernama general manager Ahmad Mustapha Hassan said in Kuala Lumpur that the satellite helped to increase Malaysia's access to news from lINA members. AP.
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        Lock icon Umno man arrested
        57 13 ANOTHER Umno member was arrested on Monday in connection with the alleged unlawful assembly in front of Hotel Merlin in Kuala Lumpur four months ago. Mohamad Khalid bin Mohamad Yunus, 41, a Negri Sembilan executive councillor, turned up at the Jalan Campbell police station on Monday where
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        Lock icon Revenue lost
        59 13 STATES in Peninsular Malaysia have been losing a total of about Ms 36 mil lion in revenue each year because of inefficiency in collecting land taxes. Land and Regional Development Minister Datuk Rais Yatim told reporters that the states had been unable to collect all the revenue because
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      108 13 (SINGAPORE FESTIVAL OF ARTS ANNOUNCEMENT In view of the limited number of tickets left at each sales venue, the Festival Management Committee has decided to centralise sales of the tickets at two venues. This will give the public a wider choice of seats. With effect from 9 Dec 82, tickets
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      Fingers will dc the walking
      1263 14  -  SALMA KHALIK Stories by It will not be long before we have a new and exciting world of communications at our fingertips. We will be able to send and receive mail, check airline schedules, make bookings for theatre tickets and shop without leaving our living
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      Getting post without postmen
      577 14 How system is likely to work INSTANT mail Is well within our reach. Large companies are already using a form of electronic mall which allows letters to he rapidly seat to branch office* with the help of compatcr terminals. The label "electronic mall" Is used for
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    Gold badges to show they care
    368 15 By FILOMINA D CRUZ SEVENTEEN nurses were given gold lapel badges yesterday for their outstanding work These nurses Join the list of 128 others who have been similarly honoured since 1976. They will now wear the badge which has a motif at the traditional
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    Another editor wins press fellowship
    112 15 THE acting editor of the Berita Harian, Mr Yatiman bin Yusof, has won one of six Press Fellowships offered by Wolfson College, Cambridge University, to Journalists from Commonwealth countries. Another Journalist from toe Times Organisation. Mr Leslie Fong of The Straits Times, has also been
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    STAY IN VEHICLES, VISITORS TO SAFARI PARK TOLD
    161 15 STAY IN VEHICLES, VISITORS TO SAFARI PARK TOLD VISITORS to the Johore Safari Park were yesterday warned not to leave their vehicles after a Singaporean was reported to have been clawed by a lion there after he apparently ignored the warning. "Anyone who ignores the warning may be asked to
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    Dinner dance
    34 15 THE Singapore Association <A Personal and Executive Secretaries will be holding their annual dinner and dance on Friday at the Grand Ballroom of the Mandarin Hotel. For details, call Molly at 53M436.
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    English course for students with eye on varsity
    160 15 English course for students with eye on varsity STUDENTS walUnK far their GCE 'A' level examlßftttea resalts and far a^mlMtoa late the N»Umml I nlvendty *f Stagajwre will have a ch«»f» to ImCve their KnulUh la muttow. A •■eelftl Eagllaa eaarte will he c«ndacted fr*m Jmian, to May aext year
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    Big hunt on for foreign partners
    312 15  -  AGNES WEE Frenzied activity to tender for MRT By A MAJOR local contractor, Lim Kah Ngam Pte Ltd (LKN), is among the first few local companies to enter into a joint venture with a Japanese partner to tender for the MRT project. LKN and
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    ONE DEAD, ANOTHER INJURED IN MILITARY EXERCISE
    109 15 ONE DEAD, ANOTHER INJURED IN MILITARY EXERCISE AN OFFICER cadet died and a 2nd-Lt was seriously injured during an exercise at Pasir Laba training area on Monday evening Officer-cadet Tang Shek Looi. 20. of the Officer Cadet School and 2nd-Lt Tan Gee Boon, also 20, were immediately evacuated to Pasir
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      497 15 NEXT DRAW: 4TH JANUARY 1983 AT COLOMBO COURT AT 6.30 P.M. PAYMENT PATES FOR DRAW 12/82 PAYMENTS FOR THE $100, $250 AND $500 PRIZES WILL BE MADE FROM 14.12.82 AND OTHER PRIZES FROM 16.12.82 'aaaBBBBBBBBBBBi aw -^z^*" I BaW WArn Bj H *M I**^ H H i r bate <1
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    The Straits Times says...
    489 16 Civil servants not on-line ON THE face of it, the civil service computer loan scheme has turned out to be a lemon. The terms, after all, ought to be irresistible. Where else could one get a loan of $6,000 at only 5 per cent interest and
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    Thai Reds 'crippled'
    1189 16  -  NANCY CHNG By Our Bangkok Correspondent Defections and military losses hit communists hard THE Thai communist insurgency movement has suffered serious military and political setbacks this year, and the strength of the Communist Party of Thailand has been severely sapped. Military -intelligence analysts are of the opinion
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    Lock icon New Deal did not allow for old folks growing older
    731 16 THE secret is out. Social Security is in a lot of trouble. The politicians will tell you that the system is going broke because: A Cost of Living Indexing is too high; (B) The work force is not contributing enough
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      156 16 V l^V, {Nakorn<-, I 1 J THAILAND J^ ji Bangkok IISBL \Jlt iS^* CAMBOiIIM PH? Thani i lj The legendary craftsmanship of Titoni. 1 uoni Iht tan .nt ol nftmi shttr beauty from tin hare rurntiah <>i Nature. Rendering eaquutte form .mil lint to ptcdMon m.isitipitu s the world will
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      A person should continue to lead an active life
      651 17 A person should continue to lead an active life FOUR of your readers, "RSL" (ST, Nov 9), "SSJS" and Felix Chia (ST, Nov 15) and "Unfortunate" (ST, Nov 20) have taken issue with what the Minister for Health, Mr Howe Yoon Chong, said at a recent press conference about retirement
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      Building lights can confuse motorists
      88 17 Building lights can confuse motorists COULD the authorities tell me if there are any rules or regulations governing the external lighting of buildings situated adjacent to traffic signals? If there are none, then I I think it is about time we had some drawn up. One example of the danger
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      This dog is a nuisance
      54 17 This dog is a nuisance I HAVE made many complaints about a neighbour's dog to the Kallang area office but to no avail. The dog is a nuisance, especially at night. I believe that large dogs should not be kept in Housing Board flats. Could the authorities do something about
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      Don't be too alarmed about saccharine
      262 17 Don't be too alarmed about saccharine I WOULD like to tell your writer "Fatso" (ST, Nov 29) not to be too alarmed about the presence of saccharine in soft drinks. In laboratory studies, mice were fed with quite large quantities of ft. I don't have exact figures, but it was
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      Let them use fields
      54 17 I WOULD like to appeal to the principals of Bedok View primary and secondary schools to allow children living nearby to use their fields during the school holidays. These children now have to play football in the void decks or the limited space around their blocks.
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      Telecast them 'live'
      71 17 On the screen... THE Singapore Festival of Arts has attracted a lot of attention. Due to the overwhelming response from the public, many people could not get tick- ets for the more popular i shows. I Could the Singapore i Broadcasting Corporation j broadcast these shows i
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      Bring in new series
      59 17 THE British papers say that the Independent Television network has begun a new series on The Professionals. In addition, Channel 4 is telecasting Nicholas Nickleby, the Royal Shakespeare production that played to rave reviews in London and New /ork last year Dare we hope SBC will
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      Humour in small doses
      26 17 COULD SBC telecast shows like "Give Me A Break" and "Smurt Cartoon"? The former is as good as "Different Strokes." HUMOUR StagsoereNlZ
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      Remarks should not demoralise part-timers
      242 17 Remarks should not demoralise part-timers I REFER to your report (ST, Dec 4) on the Minister of State (Education). Dr Tay Eng Soon's reply in Parliament on why part-time degrees are rejected. Although Dr Tay's comments refer only to teachers the reasons he gave for not recognising parttime degrees (i.e.
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      Help them cross
      59 17 HUNDREDS of people cross the road from the bus stop across the road from the World Trade Centre every day. Many more do so on weekends and during holidays. The authorities should build an overhead bridge here for their safety and also to enable the road's high
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        We are doing more to promote Mandarin
        244 17 I REFER to the report tional Mandarin course at "Poor response to Manda- 22 community centres. rin classes project." (ST, The objective is to help Nov 16). the non-Mandarin speakI would also like to ing residents acquire oral thank you for your sup-
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        Bid results are printed in gazette
        86 17 Bid results are printed in gazette I REFER to the letter "Can PUB make these lists available 9 from K. Lim (ST, Nov 27). Results of tender bids are published in the Government Gazette which is available for sale to members of the public. The results are also displayed on
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        Why NCOs assume the rank of major
        130 17 I REFER to the letter "When NCOs turn into majors" by "No fair deal." (ST, Nov 17). legally qualified reservists may be appointed as presidents of general courts martial on a voluntary basis. On appointment they are accorded the local rank of major
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        Untitled
        85 17 THE Straits Tim»t welcomes letters from readers All letters must include the writer's signature, full name, address, and horn* and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. Brevity is an advantage. We
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      366 17 I'ullimol SHOE MEWS SALE Our Italian range of footwear features pumps, mules, courts and sandals In leather, suede and satin for women and slip-ons and lace-ups In leather for men. Together with the shoes, a selection of beltu and handbags In patent and leather. So do oome in and see
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      Lock icon Manual work goes into the 3Rs class
      633 18  -  ELISABETH CHANG By In Beiimg IN A small dilapidated factory in ra i Beijing, more than a dozen h dren aged 12 or 13, assemble traffic lights which will be sold throughout China. They are directed by a woman in a blue smock
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      American printing pioneer spells out his spells sound system
      688 18  - American printing pioneer spells out his spells sound system MICHAEL WISE By in New York AN AMERICAN says he has at last produced a "speling that children, adults and form stoodents can lurn qikly, without laborius memoriezing." He says it is needed to reduce illiteracy. English spelling has never been
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      222 18 House of GuerCoin. 01-14 Pavi&on inier-contvnerxXai Hotel, 1, Cuscaden Road, Singapore 1024. Telephone *****87 Since 1828, generations of the A subtlety of mood. Guerlain family have devoted their lives The essence of an era. A to the art and science of beauty. Allow us to illustrate, m A beauty that
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        Sime queried
        56 19 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has asked Sime Darby Bhd to reveal the consideration paid for its acquisition of a 30 per cent interest in Kempas Edible Oil Sdn Bhd. The KLSE also wants to know the basis of arriving at the exchange ratio of two new Sime
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        94 19 TEL AVIV, Tues. Israeli industrial exports nose-dived by 26 per cent during November compared with the same month last year, arousing concern in government circles, the daily Yedioth Ahronoth reported today. The paper gave no figures or possible reasons for the decline, and because of a civil service
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        Lock icon Licence revoked
        61 19 HONGKONG, Tues. The Hongkong Commissioner for Commodities Trading has revoked the registration of another Japanese-linked company in its drive to clear up abuses by some commodity firms operating on international scale. Ace Asian (Hongkong) Ltd was struck off the list of registration with immediate effect from last night
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        Lock icon Pertamina assets
        84 19 JAKARTA, Tues. The assets of the state-owned Pertamina oil company now stand at 6.8 trillion mpiahs, company director Yudo Sumbono said. He said the company's trade debts and investment loans by March 1982 totalled 3.8 trillion rupiahs. The investment loans were needed to build liquefied natural gas plants
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        Tongkah Harbour
        29 19 THE KLSE has yet to receive a reply from Tongkah Harbour Tin Dredging Bhd on a query regarding turnover as revealed in the company's 1982 annual report.
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        MBF Holdings
        57 19 MBF Holdings Bhd has told the KLSE that Tolkien's Domain Sdn Bhd, Tolkien's Domain Ltd and Kim Thooi Enterprises Sdn Bhd exercised their rights to terminate sale and purchase agreements with it as a result of the failure to obtain all necessary approvals from the relevant authorities within
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        Magnum
        79 19 MAGNUM Corporation has received cash for its sale of shares in the Development A Commercial Bank Ltd Bhd. In a reply to the KLSE, Magnum also revealed that the sale was prompted by the fact that DAC did not positively complement its present activities. No substantial shareholder of Magnum
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        PSA-Intraco venture
        100 19 THE Port of Singapore Authority and the statebacked trading firm, Intraco, have formed a joint venture company. Singapore Bulking Co Pte Ltd will streamline and increase flexibility in bulk installation operations now carried out by the port. It will take over the operations of the PSA-owned bulk installation
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      Cycle & Carriage profits up 35pc
      549 19 Cycle Carriage profits up 35pc CYCLE A Carriage has I achieved a 35 per cent increase in pre-tax profits to $70.2 million In its last financial year ended September 30 but its performance below the line has been somewhat dampened by a massive loss provision of $20.5 million on some
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      World oil prices expected to be stable or falling
      698 19 THE world faces a long period of falling or stable oil prices. And oil prices, the main engine of inflation in past years, is now a factor causing disinflation. This was forecast yesterday by Dr Thomas McHale, senior advisor to a
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      Mah Poh Cheong gets approval
      328 19 MAH Poh Cheong Co Sdn Bhd has finally obtained the Foreign Investment Committee's approval for its purchase of 51 per cent stake in South Malaysia Industries Bhd (SMI). Lien Hoe Industries Bhd, vendor of this controlling block of SMI shares, disclosed that the FIC approval
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      Credit for United Tractors
      152 19 Credit for United Tractors PT UNITED Tractors, an Indonesian company, yesterday signed a US$45 million five-year revolving b'andby credit facility b«>re. The facility was arranged Jointly by the Singapore branch of Wardley and Summa International Finance of Hongkong Wardley Singapore will act as agent bank. Six other banks and financial
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      MMC enters into agreement to exploit minerals
      364 19 MMC enters into agreement to exploit minerals MALAYSIA Mining Corporation (MMC) has signed a mineral exploration and development agreement covering 1,300 sq km in the hinterland of Trengganu. The other signatories are the State Economic Development Corporation and the Trengganu Tengah Development Authority (Ketengah). The area to be covered by
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        Sustained buying firms prices
        376 19 SINGAPORK: Share prices closed firm yesterday on sustained baying support In selective moderate trading with higher overseas advices aiding sentiment. Tbe Stralta Times Industrial Index rose II.M points to 748.2T Hotels, properties, rommodJUm and the ■ectnd trading section were also higher where traded. The Stock Exchange
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        ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
        68 19 B*utea4 BM Ihinl.p 1M Ualaarm MTC .1 •8 15 c*c (.•Cfcrtr BM NBT 10 10 -2 CCM PAN H»» Par N«t Iraa 15 4 4 10 (•W SUrmur l.t-nllnn. iK-brapr BM PMC 8 +6 10 2 Paa Re* ■<<.thm»n» S ItkdlDK I M H«rlu 4 5
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      29 19 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Plantations Mining Deb/Loans Up 73 13 7 10 5 2 3 Down 13 1 1 1 2 unrh 19 2 5 3 1 3
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        37 19 I. ion orpn IBM Imckt Ini KAN i r b M Bankiag M Ctanl MTC r.r.nd < >.tr.l Krpp«-I Skip 241 3S6 ass »s sao 444 3M 20 17 It IS 15 15 U 15 14 14
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        39 19 \u.lr«l Amal Mclro Hldga iTP l»7ft Bcriuatai >» n K. r«Itilr Corp W Oaaa p«ii Hata Isataa Public Bank Loytap* 7W 600 515 436 206 186 26» 471 412 352 -:> 5 -5 -5 1 -4 ■4 ■1 -2 -2
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        33 19 BT Indicator: ST Finance: ■TT Hotels ST Properties: ST Minings ST PUntatfaMi: OCBC SESInd *****2 *****4 ***** ***** *****0 1730.03 ***** SKIT ***** ***** 224.36 ***** ***** 875.50 ***** ***** S4883 557.28
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        19 19 Pan-El Dl Sl^ma Metal jci c rotal turnover: 11.98m Fotal vaii*> $37 9m 623.1 553.1 518.1 502.1
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    2508 20 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr« IMS ■••< Dlv Hi(b Low (orapaay +or- Nel Vol Day's HKII High Low MO 246 Amu 2SB -2 217 Alcom 115 3 7 233 132 Allied Choc I76cd 1 7.0 308 210 BAT 304 +2 713 J3O 283 BaW 320 22.0 141
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    364 20 GOOD support on a fairly wide front boosted share prices to a steady finish on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. After opening slightly higher, share prices moved upwards on well-sustained support until the lunch break. But interest wavered in the afternoon, with a late round
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    36 20 I n v us t rl&ls Finance Hotels Up 79 6 2 Down 7 1 12 2 Properties OU Palms Tins rubbers (.rubbers Deb/Loans 6 1 6 7 3 2 2 3 i 3
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    221 20 HIN4MPOBE UNIT TBUBT iriimm- (rim tar Dm I) The Commerce 2 95 3 10 The Saving* Fund 1 70 1 TO Spar* Prof Fund 1 31 1 37 Spore Se<- Fund 198 208 Spore InvfM Fund 1 06 1 11 Spare Equity Fund 1 X 1 32xd ASIA
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    BUSINESS DONE
    1640 20 MIL) and offer prices omrlall; Uatcd and hmlnaai In aad reported to the Slock Exchanfe of Singapore ytatrnlay with the number of aharea traded shown In brackets m lots of 1.000 unit* unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sen". Big Board deals
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    822 20 L'OF (182 B) (1)186 (1)186 V O I (1788 1778) (3) 174 (2) 2 73 (5) 2.75 (4) 176 (8) 2 76 (5) IT7SETT (175 B) HOTELS Apollo (1908 1928) (1) 193 (1) Faber Merlia 1858 1.888) (75) 185(30) 156(24) 187 (1) 188 (11) 186(131) I.BBBETT (187B188S) (15) 1
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    581 20 THE Singapore stock market opeaed oa a bullish aoto yesterday with moot shares closing higher across the haard. Knelled by a stimulating 24-polat Jump oa the Dow Joaea ladastrial Average oa Wall Street, shares staged aa unexpected rally la the morning whea buyers dominated. la
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    1426 20 DID and offer prices officially Unrd i and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Kx< hange yn trnlay. with the number of aharet < traded ihown in trarkeu In lot at j 1.000 aattt unlea» otherwise sped- (led industrials Alimm (3 108 3 XSI Amass
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      Hongkong
      325 20 SHARE PRICES IN Hongkong I yesterday closed strongly at j the day's highs after easing in late morning trading on profit taking, brokers said. They attributed the strong finish to a strengthening ot the HK dollar against its US counterpart. Prices opened higher on carry-over buying from on Monday
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      294 20 LOWER PRICES for oU and I gas stocks yesterday eroded an otherwise steady market and the All-Ordinaries and the resources indices both fell 15 points to 487 7 and 385 1 respectively, brokers said. Closing middle prices of. selected stocks were: I > IM "> I KIAUI Onu A
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      98 20 SHARE price* in Manila yes- i terday closed mixed on a reduced turnover of 659.770 j pesos, down from 1.20 million on Monday, dealers said. Ltptnlo B Mirlnduqu* B MuttMl OrifntAl B Phltol B Pl«*> B PtaOMT purr Pof»l ten Mlfurl H MM Slmf Dkrby lurlnoCon B L'uphll Vulcmn
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      200 21 Aim* tf* Allwd Ch«m Cp M« AIIU-CtuUBMl *t Am Ttl k T* Amu Inc It* telhtatwm Ml I! 1T« Botlnf Co BH sex's =r Ctwn Manilla M Chrj/ttT Cp U» nucorp M Com Nat Ou HI CocuolBdHT MS L.-PC lnurnau tin Cm Corp 96 Du 4 KM Dkmi
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      623 21 London LEADING shares opened higher yesterday, reflecting gains on Wall Street on Monday night, while government bonds rose on optimism over the US interest rate outlook, dealers said. The Financial Times Index at noon was 593.4. down 6.1 points. Leading equities opened around 2p higher but Trafalgar House showed no
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      56 21 FINANCIAL TIMKS INDUSTRIALS Monday 59B.S Friday 000 8 Week Ago 900 8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 1055 56 Friday 1031 38 Week Ago *****5 H.K.HANG HENG Tuesday 752.21 Monday 743.96 Werk Ago ***** AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Tuesday .815.1 Monday 818 4 Week Ago 817 8 ALLOHDINAHIKS Tuesday 4877
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      376 21 THE Tokyo stock market yesterday roae slightly with the market average up 6.46 points at a record 8,026.99 In active trading, dealers said. The market gained following the overnight advance on Wall Street, the yen's further rise and expectations of an early I cut in Japan's official discount rate.
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      102 21 Aoiham Thai Asia nbr* Anith&y* In* And Tniat Banckok Bank M Bunk O( Ayudhara Ltd Bata 8ho» BtrlUuckar diaroonff Thai itncb Wlrt nmlon* Pint Tro* 4»n doodjxar lnd««rt^nnan C# Corp I |4jt laUpraltun c«m»ni i MX Uaboonthront l« M»UJ Boi Kama Towrr W l«ha Union Man (>omu~ Mi win
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      251 21 SHARE PRICES were mixed to lower in nervous trading and there was no distinct trend established on the stock exchange on Monday, dealers said. Many investors were waiting for a clearer direction to emerge from Wall Street to provide a guideline for early week trading, they added. In internationals
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      233 21 DOMESTIC share prices continued firm on moderate turnover, with no new (actors affecting the market on Monday, dealers said. They attributed the sustain ed firmness mainly to this morning's further retreat of the US dollar Growing prospects of a further cut in the US discount rate also boosted sentiment,
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      160 21 FVOM: P^f «l It Sal Pf»» (MOB 5 15SI (13) 510 Ttafkaa (J 1SB) id 5 13 TnMki7«B) S'rmtr Lass 1 7 KB 7 MS, <3>7«o»d OOtLAB BIWnM l!oU a t<lOß)<J)2.a<l)2.N Ailte-|7ooB| MLPALMB I4WB 4.W8) <1* (3) lumi&irJvimTK CMBTsf* (4.JH1)«l Mlim SUlWllun D"»D» <*■»>< 1)3.00 E«*(7oOb' Dg*^y
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      RUBBER
      697 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with ['December RSS One buyers quoted at 175.75 cents per kilo, down 1.25 cents on Monday's close. Morning prices were marked down slightly on some speculative selling after an unchanged opening. Volume was moderate. The morning session closed uncertain.
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      32 21 Rubber: Dec 7 Singapore: Dec: 175.75 cents (down 1.25 cents) Malaysia: Dec: 187.00 cents (down 2.00 cents) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) Offical offering: 281 tonnes (down 101 tonnes)
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      139 21 HINKSR Pradatw f*iiß«B|( Slßnapare, mm eMag prices per IM kg yesterday. Ceeeaat all: Bulk fob $96.00 sellers, old drum (In second hand drum) fob $11*00 sellers, new drum fob $112.00 sellers. («pr»: Mixed (loose) $56 00 buyers. Pepper: Munlok white pepper fob Asia NLW $352 50 sellers. Sarawak
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      GOLD
      131 21 Gold was fixed at US$440.75 an ounce in London this morning. Mas PH MelbounwU) 453 188 4S7.I7 4M7K 4G3O N"Vort 44S00B *****1! 4M00S ***** London *****8 50 444 OtS 4*50 Zurich *****8 43*00 441 OSS ***** Par* ***** ***** Tm Mm Huockoof 4S2.MB 440 JOB 4SJ50S 441 JOS Slnfapor*<l)
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      181 21 THE STRAITS tin price was again unchanged at MJ29 15 per kilo in Penang yester--1 day, on an official offering I down 101 tonnes to 281 tonnes. The overnight London market was steadier with forward buyers gaining 150 i to £7,410 per tonne. LONDON: Afternoon Kerb dealings in tin
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      157 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The 1 Malaysian crude palm oil market closed quietly firmer on light covering support yester- day, dealers said. In the December contract, the north sector rose $5 to i M 5765 per tonne but south fell $2.50 to $760. In the January contract central sector firmed
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      COPPER
      35 21 LONDON: Copprr prim oa Monday iprrvtous In brartou): Wlrrtaan Spot buy»n £303.59 (***** 50). teller! ISO 4 00 ILSOO 00). Three Monua buyen 020.50 (1.*****1. aeutn ODOO (£91(00). Market law: Steadier Safca: 32J00 tonaet
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      37 21 Mm Ita* New York 10 BB 10.J7B 1072S 1044S Zurich 10 S6B 10 238 10 «5S 10 MS Tlt«pwi 10CBB ***** 10 7V. 10.MS doing prim In US JoU*n troy ounc* Hmiwc: imii Mm, S'pm.
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      76 21 lA* SBRJO -SK I KHEI.B ;mr rv ■MH I II UapsllMi II uxi|»U«> II toapallM) II b»p«UM> IMaaiMlMI 11-to.pdtMl DmmMt ICuihi Mlkl B«r*r« B«U«rs itoou lei von 1M M IM VIS in oo in oon ItlOO I*3 OON 7t.tO !«0 4ON UNO UNO I*so *****N ***** *****N
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      304 21 THE US Sing dollar opened at I 12 1*36 30 and slipped lower to I S2 1530 SO before recovering to I 12 15» 05 In the Singapore forex market yesterday Trading was fair ly tlve and erratic ihe US dollar opened lower igalnat major currencies US
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      370 21 Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on Dec 7: BW Offer 1 month 8 10 9 00 2 monllu 915 8 06 3 month* 9JO 9.10 4 month! 9 8 20 5 months 9.40 9 JO 6 months 8 SO 9.40 Sourr*: Mf rrill LyM*
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      10 21 THE average rate at which m*jer sing»p,rr
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      32 21 doling intertask run I Singapore dollar* oa Dk 7: Oder Bid Overnight 13 U 1 month 7 7. 2 month. 7 TV, 3 month* Tit TV, Overnight mode U for
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      45 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount houaw on Dk 7: Overaifht: 3 Calldeposita: M B«;u( 5.11,.1 3- month Treasury bills 215 16 213/1* 3-month Bank bills T 15/18 7 13' 18 3 months CD T% 7S t months CD TH T-. 8llf»: WlMi— lMlllMlCa.
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      Singland and UE ask I M Pei to submit scheme
      654 22 SINGAPORE Land and United Engineers have appointed American architect IM Pei and Partners to submit a scheme for the redevelopment of UE's headquarters site at River Valley Road. This is not the first time the New York firm has been
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      Civilbuild wins Housing Board contract
      354 22 Civilbuild wins Housing Board contract THE Housing and Development Board has awarded a $32.92 million contract to Civilbuild Construction Pte Ltd. The contract for the construction of 472 industrial shops in Bukit Batok was awarded last month. It is the first HDB contract secured by Civilbuild in its seven years
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      Bukit Sembawang sells more condominiums
      295 22 Bukit Sembawang sells more condominiums BUKIT Sembawang Estates Ltd has sold some more units in its Phase 17 development project which is now nearing completion. The company, however, said profits accruing from the sale of the project, comprising a total of 76 condominium units, cannot be taken into its latest
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      Sime-PNB accord
      128 22 SIME Darby Bhd has reached agreement with Permodalan Nasional Bhd to acquire the latter's 30 per cent interest in kempas Edible Oil Sdn Bhd. It said the 1.2 million KEO shares to be acquired will be satisfied by the issue of 2.4 million shares in the company to
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      Amalgamated Steel confirms share offer
      318 22 AMALGAMATED Steel Mills (ASM), the second rgest steel mill in Malaysia, has released the prospectus on its public offer of 13 million new shares at a price of Msl.lseach. This confirms an earlier report that the issue would be made as early as this month.
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      422 22 FOR THOUGHT If VI 1 1 i|i CHTf" The Tr *'<l international Forestry. Timber Processing \*.1 J I J I J I P and Woodworking Exh*>twn S|ian;|T|ATlX The Tnird international Furniture Machinery and Accessories EnnOlior START PLANNING YOUR VISIT MOW! Come January 10-14 Wood 83 A Conference on Export the
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      56 23 America's Number One *:flLii aSP' ;^lHKH^Bßfe"^^P"i^l IB nf U In '"^SIHBfI^B^ P^^HVHBBBHII nth #i^^ HP^^ 3C -SyM 4 f^PP^ W^^ .^^^B^ <^^^^^r jdKJ^^ r^t j| i-^^fc^y^B 3^ .^Bk W^^ BBF^ .^BBBB BF^^ BHT 4H L. B># FISHEfi ELECT WICS (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD INCHCAPE HOUSE. 450-452ALEXANDRAROAD.SINGAPORE05H. TEL *****94 TlH'th'St iKUM' IN
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      2283 24 *****66 I Ek>] THE CRAZE IS back! What ftth ■Jkj your parents Indulged In .^sMßß*sßsssw_aT BCTi I years aco Is now back as the .a^sas^^^^^^^W MB in tiling' What Is It' See No M WTk W\y+ 25. Sale. Other Products. U J AN OFFER MNo 88h. Sllua /A Bly^J students
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      1156 24 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES Mondo» Fndo, 900om-5 30 pm CLASSIFICATION GROUP (S 00 pm tor next day) Ordmor» SI 00 per word IMm $15 00) Soturdoy 900 am 300 pm {Id M per col cm A Entertainment ft Food guide '1230 pmfor Sunday Time*) Sem, O.»plo» iM.n J54 00 Stra.ts T.mev
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      146 24 \Sif D Personal Services i i P merchandise 33 Babysitting 34 Gardening MORE WORKING PARENTS are Jsing the Family Day Care Scheme Call Ministry of Social Affairs at *****1 to have your rhlld cared for in the home of a are-givrr V'S NURSERY ANO Child Care, a non-rompetltlve rnvironmrnt rrerted
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      156 24 BSfl D Personal Services A t j D Merchandise QAROCNINC (MASS ANO lr~-s CAMWO OfFEHS STEAM rultln > Planling shampooing all typ« floor polirm grais. regular mainlr- s hing. grneral cleaning and MM and Iramng Tel 235T088 1(1U^ pamtlnf Tel *****27 Mr *****02 35 House Cleaning/ general cleaning, carpet Pmntinn
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      1349 25 \SS/1[ p Personal Services r— 1 1 P Pltercftandlsa 35 House Cleaning/ Painting SPECIALISE IN GENERAL House hampoolm ..II floor polisimiK wiiulow Call Allierl lor free luotaUoru 44i. SPRINGC LEANING SPECIALIST provides carpet ihampoolni lining house painting il .leaninx Please call REPAINTING HOUSES. OFFICES .vi.l K.i. tones Reasonable price Call
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      1299 25 )Qf Q Business To Business .aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaav NEW USED DUMB STEEL BARGES (C/W RAMP ft SIDEBOARDS) FOR SALE/ CHARTER 100' x 30' x 8' 120' x 40' x 8' 140' x 40' x 10' 150' x 50' x 10' 180'xftO'x 10' 180' x 60' x 12' 220' x 60' x 14'
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      825 25 JHf Q Business To Business FEW UNITS Of surplus I 2 \e.ir ndiuon Airman nmpraasan lor sale at spe. i.d I pries oi .sjintui each I'ie.i^ ...nlart Mr Chong Tr..« LISTER ENGINES. BRAND new model BTI sk: and iin .it eosßpsUtlri pn.Hs Interested nli. I ,r.n.. Heavy Kqulprnenl I'te Ltd.
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      554 25 JOINT VENTURE REQUIRED vulli (iiiurinet (luh in Johor Kesl.ui r mt .111.1 me H.ir provHK n Chinese, and local !o««l It will have finger therapy fitness club, an M.wi.l ileti > 'i.nt.i. 1 Promo tlon 1.-I 87M7, aaOtll. ZMOIO No HB lal Hoof Wisna lainah Jin Tun Abdul Ra/ak Julinr
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      593 25 ljjl| Q Employment (ii Q Employment LOCUM DOCTOR WANTED l.r: nth !>,-, onvardi I'l^.i^ or Kf> < lifii< .spur.- Did: Tel It c) Tutorial FULL-TIME CHINESE TUTOR ra quirrd h> a largr family U> t^acl Kukli^i Matni .in.i Selene) I'li-usr call at 2^A M.irl.ih.n Road MiiK.i|Mir»- 1232 (opposlt PreaMsnl Tin-.iir^,
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      536 25 BVaaWaaaaaaaaVMßssssssssi The National Iron Group Applications or* Invited from suitably quailNed persons for the post of: CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY Qualiftxrlions/Expertence GCE O' level wrm good credit m English Good Typing and Shorthand skills, approx 45/100 wpm Preferably 2 to 3 years experience in a manufacturing environment An attrocttve remuneration poefcage, commensurate
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      293 25 ASSOCIATED LIQUOR DISTRIBUTORS (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD A leading liquor company reqm.es a CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY Requirements: Below 25 years old 1 Minimum 3 years' secretarial experience, preferably in a sales environment Possess Pi- ivate Secretarial Certificate and GCE A' level Good command of spoken and written English Shorthand and typing speeds
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      989 26 111 .A Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial U Clerical International Amancan Computer Company has th* following im medial* vacancy CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY i level vkiin i r.-diis in KiiKlish and Mathematics Able to type accurately on an rirctri. typewriter at reasonable spriMi Some experience with shunhand 0 Normal duties
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      593 26 *A Q Employment Architectural Firm ha* immediate vecancie* lor 1) CONTRACT OFFICER With Technician diploma In Building, preferably with 1 lo 2 >e.irs experience 2) SECRETARY 3 lo 5 years working experience wllh shorthand/ typing speed of 100/ 50 wpm respectively, ability lo handle confidential matters and correspondence independently 3)
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      542 26 A (übeidiery of American Multinational Compeny urgently require*: SECRETARY (Around 8800 pm plu* bonu*) OCE 'O' level wllh credit in Frißllah/ typing speed 45 wpm. preferably wllh hand, telex and dicta phone c Minimum 2 years experience in full Secretarial duties Pis as* lorward lull reeume to photograph non-returnable) end
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      508 26 %ft Q Employment EXECUTIVE HEALTH SCREENERS PTE LTD ha* immediate vecencie* lor 1. JUNIOR STENOGRAPHER Should possess a K'.0.l OCI O' level rerurii.itf and job would include report wntinii and correspondence 2. JAPANESE SPEAKING CLINIC ASSISTANT c For technical duties and Pl*»l« writ* m with hill particular* and contact telephone
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      487 26 Immediate Vacancy lor 1 SHIPPING CLERK c Able lo handle inward/ outward permits, shipping documentations, negotiation of I C c Al least 2 years experience Apply in writing, giving lull pereonal reeume and .alary expeeled to SCHMIDT SCIENTIFIC (PTE) LTD Block 3. Unit 808,— 817 PSA MuNi-*lor*y Complei Paiir Paniang
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      612 26 I An Engineering Firm require* ACCOUNTS CLERK Requirement* Minimum OCI O level with LCCI Book-keeping certificate Ability lo keep full set of books up lo trial balance c Able to type and possess pleasant personality interested eppacanl*. pieeee write:No. 311. BSx 4024 Ang Mo Km Industrial Par* 1 Singapore 2088
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      595 26 Import and Expert Compeny require* 1) SHIPPING/ GENERAL CLERK 2) COUNTER SALES CLERK OCE O'/'A' level c F.xperience in export and import dix umenlation c Ability to type Applicant* ar* invited to ant* m with detail* of pereonel perticuler* abt* photograph to: P.O. BOX 378 SINGAPORE tiM Required by an
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      1549 26 li-i Q Employment i FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK c Able lo keep full set accounts c Knowledge of typing Is essential *****70 MR WONG FEMALE GENERAL CLERK/TYPIST urgently required by Progressive and Expanding Company OGI O level CONTACT MR. X.C WEE: TEL:*****74 for wnw.dMl. interview FEMALE RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST reqir.d Must be
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      594 27 D Envtoyment 68 Situations Vacant d) SecretmrimJt* ClericMl FEMALE GENERAL CLERK i I I emenred) Shell serrate MaUon nk it i un.ih K.i.ut nsar Newton Circle Tel 23MMH FEMALE GENERAL CLERK requir i[iol> vtuh telephone number to MISSUSf CO Box 409 Spore 9123 FULLTIME /PART TIME ACCOUNTS Clerk with bookkeeping
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      499 27 CREDIT SALESMAN A well eetebliatwd company invites eppiicetioAs tor the above post from eiperiencee] Selesmen to sell branded food end household products lo Supermarkets and Departmental Stone Ouelincalionr c Minimum OCC O Irvrl education <Khklisli slrram) c Axe 22 to 30 years c completed National service. c Al least 2
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      435 28 TO i 0 Employment I We invite applications lor the I following posts 1) MECHANICS 11/ 111 Bukil Timeh Service Centres) c Possess NTC Orade 3 In MVM c Ito 2 years' experience as Vehicle Mechanics c Preferably Singapore i mzens mplried National tarvßM Pteeee indicate preference for the Service
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      439 28 SINGAPORE CHEMICON PTE LTD requires: JUNIOR TECHNICIANS (MALE) c NTC 3or OCE 'O' level from Technical Stream c Applicants must be prepared to work on 2 shifts and have Interest in repairing production machinery Kxperlence is nol necessary as training will be provided c Completed N S Preferable c Transport
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      540 28 li -4 Q Employment MALE PROCESS OPERATOR c OCI "O level with Chemistry /Science background c Completed National Service c No working experience required c Training provided Interested candidates pleass call personally le see: THE PRODUCTION CONTROLLER CONTRACT MANUFACTURING SERVICES PTE LTD 2. LORONG TUKANO EMPAT SINGAPORE 2261 TEL: *****32
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      665 28 IJIAI Q Employment nivib SINGAPORE LIMITED has immediate vacancies for i Production Operators J Me offer j c Salary increase c Shift allowance after 3 months c Attendance allowance I c Salary review twice c Free transport a year c Free uniforms If selected as Machine Operator, you can earn
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      557 29 If A Q Employment IMMKDIATh EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES' MALE ANO FEMALE MANAGEMENT TRAINEES Completed Secondary Education Experience not necessary Hardworking and Independent School leavers and ROD personnel may also apply WE OFFER: Attractive income, bright promotional prospects and many other benefits Annual holiday lours lo hardworking personnel Intensive training lo all
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      479 29 YAMA.TAKI CONSTRUCTION (S) PTE. LTD has Immediate vacancy for STORE-KEEPER Requirement*: c All applicants must have a minimum of 1 to 2 years' experience c Completed N.S c Ability to perform overtime regularly Malayaian applicants are also welcome Interested please call: *****05 FIRST CLASS CHINESE RESTAURANT require* FEMALE CASHIER Pleasant
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      508 29 ff I] D Emptoyrmtrt Large Manufacturing Firm DELIVERY MAN c To assist the Technical Sales work c Male. Singaporean who have completed National Service a Secondary education, preferaoly in English medium c Possess Class 111 driving licence Interested applicants, please call personally at NACHI INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 2, Joo Kcon
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      945 30 ,j||| p aratoynwßt »*Mss Usst* |jj||~j WMclw Sort* j g »»«***> B«*U 68 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Ur Q#ntty Rvqutf •xJ PERSONAL DRIVER SalarvsMo Above 40 years old c Able to sne.ik Knulish Interested plaaaa cell peceoeially lo I}lh Flow. Tuan Sing Towex 30 Robinson Roed Singapore 010* during office
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      917 30 ESTABLISHED PUBLISHING COMPANY requires urgentl> Of l>espau-her Applirunls must have own motorbike Interested parties, please rail *****55 for an interview ESTABLISHED MOTOR FIRM re quires Workshop Krreplioimt (Male). Car Wa.shers Interested applicants, please call personally at 281 Alexandra Road. Spore 0315 Tel *****1 MOBIL SELF-SERVE STATION requires Pump Attendants to
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      104 30 USE J* DAYS PAY FOR ONLY O DAYS on Cars, Minibuses Commercial Vehicles CoMect on Friday and return on Monday' EASTERN UNITED GROUP LQI-5, Parfclana Shopping Mall Soloflioßood TEL: *****77/8/9 *****67 1004, Tan Boon Liat Building 315, Outram Road TEL: *****55 245/247, Capitol Shopping Cantra TEL: *****22/3 G2, Laiauradroma 5,
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      884 30 RPS CAR RENT At LssP'^!^''^B?^Lssl Available lor hourly/ daily, weekly I c Free mileage l 't^> **^H c Self-drive chauffeur driven 31 1 IP.• M 1 1 1 1 1 i aB For long term leasing, brand new cars, any make, any model are ahvo MBsMßsf. 1 '^B i W
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      953 30 I*7* REGISTERED OATSUN l«0H IM sale On* prtVBM "Wiier and million with caaaette/ radio and alrcon. road lax till April '83. highest offer above $16,000 secures Tel *****77 for Jennifer Lam DATSUN J2OC DIESEL saloon, model 1976 1979. export to Malaysia Chong Thai Veh L Credit Co. Blk 2. 466
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      890 30 OWNER LEAVING MUST sell lord Cortina 20 Ohla, automatic '•■ring radio cassette I'AKr eligible, very good condition Tel *****10 IMI FORO LASER i.hia Saloun One owner. PARF. radio, aircond. excellent condition Highest offer secures View 125 Tyrwhllt Road. Spore 0820 ALMOST -SO FORO Cortina 1 6 OL 1 company owner,
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      1725 30 {C$ Vehicles Boats LATE I*7l MAZDA owned b) Diplomat SI at Womn 824. International Ans.,n Koad 1976 MAZDA 3». 1000 5 doors ipe radio Tax 7 83 2 owners Tip top condition $13,100 ono Tel 4752A46 1980 MAZDA 626. Immaculate condition accident free I owner $18,000 ono Tel *****01 Miss
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      936 31 L ESTPTE f I B Condominium Luxury Townhouses AM Bukrt Tlmah Road 4V> Ms. UM WRm* (Opposite Chinese High School) Em Uflaf^f^B*^'^' y**^l lift I J ExclushrvMlMoorMkfontltitarea "^J I A Home-maker's perfect choice I Residents' Clubhouse Children's playground I I Tropical garden Billiards room a Gymnasium I I Swimming Wading
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      962 32 CHANCERY LANE. DIST 1 lung cum dm- ing servai Rental $2,000 Contact *****63 Prmcipa. o DISTRICT IS JOO CHUT Terrace 3- bedrooms wait-up apartment. unfurnished $I JOO/- ono Fully P furnished $2,000/- ono Eunos Mansion Unfurnished $1,400/- 0 Call *****42 I Agent i DIST. IS. MARYLAND PARK, fully r furnished.
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      816 32 OIST 10 DALVEY ROAO roomed apartment Airrundi tinned, quiet and esclush ronment f nfurnlshed Contact M>.UX\rx\ DIST 1441 (CHENG HONO Mansion) brand new 4-bedroomed apartment marble flooring urlly facilities $1,850 x .rid *****65 OIST 10 LUXURY APARTMENTS centrally alrcondltloned. Intercom system, beautifully tiled Interiors, luxurious furnishings $3,500 *****83 1 agent
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      4045 33 jfl| C Accoimnodattoti A Ijtl r Aooowwiwiltinn njjTl V¥ Accommodation WALKING DISTANCE TO Orchard irnMted Available now Foreigners preferred $900 p n Tel *****19 WILL APPLY ANO (let educational Ministry approval Nice 2-storey I Manager s horn* 'or foreign students $450' $750 *****48 DIST FURNISHED ROOM Near Storage For couple/
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      570 33 1 1 PAIR 2 1/2-STOREV semi -dc MdMMi SI Lengkong l>ua. unit selling $750,000 Contact Miss Tan. *****67 DIST 1* BEDOK 2-STOREY SEMIDETACHED. 3 years old $565 (MO *****39 Mandarin SEMI DETACHED M DMT. 17 20.000 sq ft 3 bedrooms, leasehold. $500 000 Stanley Richard 2351 1 wi SEMMNIT ACHED
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      Scaramouche — his greatest
      636 36  - Scaramouche his greatest 1 EPSOM JEEP Teh has bie reDUtation in the classic races By TEH CHOON BENG has built up a reputation as a great trainer of classic horses he has won five of the nine major races so far this season. One classic win which really did him
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      209 36 Head, was rated second in the assessment made by the senior handicappers of the Jockey Club, Irish Turf Club and France's Societe D' Encouragement Gorytus gave the handicappers a difficult problem. After running brilliantly all season, the colt flopped badly at Newmarket with subsequent dope tests
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      324 36  - Dazzling workout by Show Me How FAIRWAY ON THE TRACK with IPOH, Tues. Shew Me How, with Razmy Ashari astride, showed dazzling speed in a workout here this morning. The Panleo six-year-old reeled off 600 m in 37.8 sec in great style. The going was good. Jockey Razmy, who returned
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      139 36 CHANGE OF STABLES: Pink Souvenir has rejoined Eddie van Breukelen P.K Leong has taken over Tin King, Kum Quan- tow and Ti Ricordi. K. Shanmugam now trains Sureman 11. Bold Pilot I and Sound Of Success. Teh Choon Beng has taken over Tanjung Tokong 11. K. Noordin
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      697 36 dH|l M Education* lnstruction DO YOI WANT TO BE A COMPITKR I'KIH.K \MMKK OB SYSTEM 8 ANALYST? JOIN THE BRITISH COMPUTER SOCIETY BCS COURSES STARTING ON 13 12 1982 TRAINING COUtSES IN (ASIC. COBOL FOIT1AN AND ASSEMtLY LANGUAGE ALSO 0/T ft COMPUTE! SYSTEM COUtSES STAITING SOON. CNtOL NOW" FOR FTIRTMER
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      719 36 I City A Guilds of London Institute 747' Computer Programming a Information Processing SBTC i ongralulates all students who [i.issed the CliO •747' June 82 examinations We no* offer you a course leading to the I professional recognition of the AUSTRALIAN COMPUTER SOCIETY (September IM3Eiam) You will use our NCR
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      421 36 At the 400 metres At the finish U* SH °°J.™ THRFF.Fin«« D QUEEN S PARK ,jM^ THREE LEADERSjP^^ ~~^L HIGH IM "tt LEADERS ORIENTAL EXPRESS QUEENS PARK >N Q 5- 1,200m 1 Three Leaders 2. Owen's Park 3. Shoot Up High 4. OrienUl Express Dtot: 5. 1, 2 Time 1:16.3
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      300 37 MELBOURNE, Tues. Champion Johan Kriek criticised grass surfaces after a bad fall during his second round clash against young American Mike Depalmer in the Australian Open tennis championships. South Africa-born Kriek, who twisted his ankle, said: "I've never really hurt myself on a court.
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      27 37 Elton's star Rocketmen ELTON John (centre In top picture) with members of his board and three of his Watford wonders below (from left CaHaghaii, Barnes and Bllmett).
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      593 37 LONDON, Tues. When pop star Elton John took over as chairman at Watford more than seven years ago, little did he know that the tiny soccer club he had supported for 22 years were on the verge of success. In May, 1976,
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        46 37 BELGIUM named a no-surprise squad for their Group One match against Scotland in Brussels next Wednesday. The squad: Deconinck, Munaron, Pfaff, Baecke, De Schrijver, Gerets. Meeuwt. Mlllecamps. Coeck. Daerdon. Clijsters. Mommens. Van der Elst, Van der Smlssen. Vercauteren, Verheyen. Ceulemans. Czerniatynski, Vandenbergh. Voordeckers.
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        64 37 INJURIES and club commitments have forced five Dutch exiles out of the Holland squad to face Malta in a Group Seven tie on Dec 19. The injured players are Huub Stevens, of PSV Eindhoven, and goalkeeper Hans van Breukelen, who plays for England's Nottingham Forest. Ruud Krol,
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        123 37 YUGOSLAVIA'S national coach Todor Veselinovic has Included seven new players In his 22-strong squad for the Group Four match against Wales in Titograd next Wednesday. Goalkeeper Ratko Svilar, who plays for Belgian side Antwerp, is the only member of the squad playing outside Yugoslavia. The squad: Svilar,
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      150 37 MIKE Bailey (above) was sacked on Sunday as manager of struggling English First Division soccer side Brighton because fans say the team is too bor- TRANMERE Rovers were saved from extinction when the local council agreed to lend the English Fourth Division side £200.000 ($740,000) CHRIS Garland, 33,
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      260 37 NG HOCK LVE ACCOM Dapartad 5/12/12 Wi»»: Tan Brr l.rr Sens: Ng Koon So.,n Nk Koon Hot Ng Koon S»nic Oaughtaf -In-Law: Pang Gvk Ian Fulur* Daughter In-Law OnjKro« Oauflhi.fi Ng Pheck Tin Ng Lay Tin Tin Son-in-Lao (hua I.um JrtPatrick Crandaon Ng Tlan Poh Grand daughtara <
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      107 37 In loving memory o* MOLLY LEE GUEK KIM Ovpartad DkwiIw 1»7» Sweet are the memories Mlenlly kept. or unr we loved dearly and n* rr will forget May 'he lord grant you eternal D*«ply mititd and always ftmtmtwrvd by children and lov«d onm* In L OVING MEMORY
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      35 37 1 THE LATE SHM KANT A RAI Jl Ix-parled 8th Drcrmbrr 1980 Sadly mitaad by batovad wife. •on*. d»Mghfc», kvii m ii» d«ughi»rt-7» ia» grandchildr«n. tatativm and tr har* .and abroad
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      16 37 MR. K.C. NASH Departed on 8.12 80 Alwsys r#m#ffio#r©o by tov9Q onti
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      22 37 KheetMiKang Departed on I- 12-*1 "God be with you till mm again Ahvsyt r#fn#oib#r#d by lov#<l ont i
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      56 37 S. MAHFSWARY D«p«rt»d 8/12/1980 2 years have passed but memonns inn slay fresh and painful Aloaya ttmMtand by Ixraband children d.ughtu m law Mnnn- granddaughlcrt and lo»*d Ml IN MEMORY OF OCT TANG CNCCK LOOI Depart** O«c «2 Aiw«|fi FimtirboKi by olfico™ And Man oi Otticaf
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      120 37 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE TEO LAM THONG WISHES TO EXTENO THEIR SINCERE THANKS TO FATHER BRV GIEB Of THE CHUDCH Of ST. FRANCIS XAVIER CHARTWELL DRIVE. SERANCOON GARDEN THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION. FRIENDS AND RELATIVES FOR THEIR PRAYERS CONDOLENCES. WREATHS. DONATIONS. ASSISTANCE AND ATTENDANCE DURING THEIR RECENT
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    224 38  - Singapore hopes are high PATRICK BASTIANS By BARRING any top entries from Indonesia or the Philippines, a Singaporean could end up winning the Malaysian Open tennis championships, starting tomorrow in Kuala Lumpur. The tournament, once almost postponed because the organisers had no other foreign entries save from Singapore, may now
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    34 38 Determination is written all over the face of Lo Yong Poo, Singapore's welterweight hopeful in the Asian taekwondo meet Bracing himself to meet Yong Poo's assault is local heavyweight Low Fang Lian.
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    YOUNG TAEKWON-DO LIONS REFUSE TO BE LAMBS TO THE SLAUGHTER
    403 38  -  PETER SIOW By IF LOCAL aspirants for the Asian taekwon-do championships, starting tomorrow at the Gay World Stadium, are feeling like gladiators itching to kill the lions, one can fully understand them. For two weeks of rigorous commando training at
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    Kallang All Stars 82 OCC I lo 12 1982
    177 38 Kallang All Stars 82 OCC I lo 12 1982 AMERICAN housewife Maggie Larimore rolled a thunderous six-game series of 1,260 pinfalls to steal the thunder from the men at the Crystal Palace-Kallang All-Stars Open bowling championships yesterday. On a day of high scores, Maggie showed incredible form to register lines
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    102 38 singles, national bowler A. K. Yong moved Into the lead with a 1.227 series. Yong could have posted a higher series if not for a poor 185 in the last game. Most of the foreign entries will have their first sessions this morning, and, if
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      United just make it
      129 39 United just make it FARRER Park United scored their second successive victory in the national under-15 soccer tournament last night (writes it D*rml). But they made it by the skin of their teeth against Teck Ghee Rovers, who cave them a hard time before losing 1-0 at the Jalan Besar
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      Clash of the champs in Agong Cup
      401 39 FEDERAL Territory, tke Mrprlae wtnen «f the Mal»y>jUa Sultana' Mecor G*M Cvp, will meet Singapore Malaya, the tournament's S»uth Zc*e champions, for tke Agoac Din at tke National Staitun on Dee 22 at 7.91 p.m. Tke Agoag Cap was inaugurated two years ago.
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      Trying time for juniors
      245 39  -  TAY CHENG KHOON THE Singapore junior squash team, now undergoing training for the Asian tournament to be held here and in Kuala Lumpur next month, will have their first test when they meet their Malaysian counterparts in a friendly international on Saturday. The Malaysians, fresh from
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      49 39 ROW1J.NW kallaa* All Stan' Oprn rh»mpJ»n»hl (Kalians. 9a. m SOCCER NsUuul I n4rr IS ImhiiiiiI: Tanions Katons v Kaki liuku Alexandra Hornets v Semhawans (Jalan Besar. 7 30 and 8 45 p.m i SQI ASH Friendly Malaysian Juniors v S'pore Combined Schools (Kalians. 6 p m I
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      Crying shame
      484 39  -  JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE would have, at worst, qualified for the quarter-finals of the Asian Games soccer competition if they had taken part. This is the view of national manager Jita Singh, who returned from New Delhi on Monday night after watching the teams in action. Jita went
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    236 39  -  J. R AJENDR AN By SIX national players have been included in the Singapore Business Houses Football League's squad for the annual Feith Cup match against Selangor at the Merdeka Stadium in Kuala Lumpur on Jan. 2. They are K. Kannan, Lim Tang Boon,
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    334 40 Saudi pledge to hold prices shocks oilmen Yamani says he was misquoted by paper OIL industry executives in the Middle East said today they were shocked by a report that Saudi Arabia has pledged to defend the current Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) reference price of US$34 a barrel
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    324 40 Bid to deal with worldwide inflation THE Reagan administration wants to convene an international conference similar to Bretton Woods in 1944 to improve the monetary system and deal with problems caused by worldwide inflation, mounting Third World debt, trade disputes and rising unem- ployment.
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    350 40 Gave Nato secrets to Kremlin agents CANADIAN Hugh Hambleton, a former Nato official, was sentenced today to 10 years jail for being a Soviet spy, after he finally admitted giving Kremlin agents top secret Nato documents in Paris from 1956 to 1961. Hambleton, 60. economics
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    256 40 A stolen wallet may lead to koban in US SAN FRANCISCO, Tims THE city of San Francisco may adopt a Japanese koban-style neigh bourhood police box system after Mayor Dianne Feinstein last month saw for herself how Japanese police arrested a wallet thief. On a visit to Tokyo, she went
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      257 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. New manufacturing investments this year have exceeded the Government's 1982 target of $1.5 billion. The investments are mainly in sectors which are still facing booming market conditions in spite of the recession. The Provisional Mass Rapid Transit Authority has appointed a risk consultant
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      753 1 Imagine sitting in the lobby of Lucky Plaza near closing time. Suddenly, the canned muzak is cut off. The clear notes of a flute drift down. You look up and on every balcony level, people are dancing This is Marilyn Wood's vision of how a city should be celebrated. JACINTHA
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        826 2 It's worse £or non-smokers I A community service project of the Singapore Modical Association and The Strait* Time* You have finally managed to kick the smoking habit. But now you find yourself breathing in the tail end of other people's cigarettes. It's irritating: Your eyes water, your throat itches. But
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        Handy book for emergencies
        593 2  -  S. M. LIM THE EMERGENCY BOOK By Bradley Smith and Gus Stevens Penguin. $15 50 Reviewed by THE Emergeaey B—k is an 138-page handbook by Bradley Smith and Gus Stevens that is dedicated "to all those men and women willing to take the time and to
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      1083 3 Puffing back at Smokeout THE tobacco men are mopping their brows and puffing on their fags. Mike Bolsover, chairman of the Association of Tobacco Manufacturers and Importers in Singapore, is worried about "balanced" coverage on the smoking issue. Recently, he and four other industry representatives talked to The Straits Times
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      514 4 6' /ould use mountain climbers down the walls of Lucky idza, for instance, while other dancers could be doing some gongfu. This is what I did in Hongkong. I love juxta- posing fantasy with urban reality. From Pag* On* woman herself. Her flaming red hair has a chic
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      This way to light
      541 5 For the sake of a simple operation, six million people in India are in danger of going blind with cataracts. That's why Dr Siva Reddy works a 15--hour day and takes his mobile eye hospital through southern India, earning the name "Giver of sight, giver of
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      635 5  -  BRUCE CLARK By in Greece The plastering of the tomb, Prof Andronikos continues, was clearly done in a hurry. That would make sense if it belonged to Philip 11, since his murder forced Alexander, his legitimate son, to act quickly to ensure his sue- cession. 7
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      1022 7 Banaue s spectacular rice terraces and the colourful Ifugao tribespeople are an appealing tourist lure in the Philippines. But the beauty is deceptive. "We're caught in a vicious cycle," says one tribesman a cycle that's destroying simple ways of life in much of the
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        Learning to catch the qi
        810 9 ZHOU MEI talks to fingerpainting enthusiast Hoei. SHE took to Chinese art like a duck to water. And she was, perhaps, as surprised as her master. But, Hoei's delight was not without initial pain. She was turned down when she first approached Master Wu Tsai
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        Lock icon Yoko strikes out on her own
        599 9 REMINDERS of the murdered John Lennon are everywhere in the spacious Manhattan apartment he shared with Yoko Ono. Collages he made from magazine and newspaper clippings are framed and hang in a hall; a guitar he gave to their son, Scan, is in his
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        One step for local ballet
        753 17 One step for local ballet REALLY, I was melting inside, almost in tears. Nostalgia does that to you, sometimes. Especially when 100-odd family, friends and former fellow dancers rise in a standing ovation to an acknowledged choreographic talent. The occasion: Elder sister Goh Soo Khim's joyous, emotional welcomehome reception for
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        Mad waves of sub-plots
        544 17 IF THE content of a TV serial can be judged by its title, then H«tel certainly does little justice to the 129-episode drama from Hongkong that begins tonight (Ch 8, 9.35 p.m.). It is true that the TVB serial begins in a hotel. It is also
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        WHAT'S ON
        313 17 TREASURES OF THE SCHOLAR'S DESK Exhibition includes crafted porcelain, jade, ivory, bronze and wood. Kwok Gallery. First Floor, Far East Shopping Centre. 10 a.m. 6 p.m. Ends Today. LANDSCAPE: A NEW ASPECT Exhibition of works by 3C contemporary German artists. Theme Science and Technology. 'Joethe-Institut. 10 a.m. 6
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      322 2 JINTAN 4* Breath Freshener It takes your breath away! Leaving it delightfully fresh Jintan is useful in so many ways It soothes your throat kills the lingering taste of food removes stale breath caused by smoking and drinking and restores the fe«> freshness to your breath after late nights Put
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      248 3 The Young Family Policy is INCOME'S most popular life policy. During the first 12 months since its introduction in October 198 1 2,132 persons have taken the Young Family Policy for a total sum assured of $117 million. The average protection provided is $55,000 per policy. Why is the Young
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      417 5 a^B s^Bßp Bj BIBBJ -^SJS" B^ i ~"^BIBJ^| "> Philippines monkey pod wooden ware ranging in price from $2 75 to $38 50 are now going for discounts of up to 70% BTBTA J ■pspvaj Bb\ rfnot it is B^^^^^^^^ 1 «««BBBp^iBBPfc\ "^^^^^^^^mßßßßji '< 111 I XT ILJI INCJ^ILII Kj
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      149 7 Unbetieveabie 1 First Ever' New 1 Smashing' ■^^H .4|^Bt Jfefe AhflMm yaMjOvc 30 turmture manutaourtrs jmjE^^^^^^^^m^^U ana contractors corner* efkxl to Yah £J ■P^^^KbW Vm|BHHbbVßlH|^^h sta 9* a britastc range ot tumbre V AAAA dt Soonly Ann s Showroom V| p^^g Thousand over paws ot every flare JTvsl I low
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      234 7 The Sunday Times Name That Christmas Carol If you love singing Christmas carols, this is YOUR The first 52 all-correct entries we receive for this contest. Believe it or not, names of popular contest which appears in Christmas II GivChristmas songs have been rewritten in the most ing supplement will
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      975 8 How often did you wish you could take your secretary home? Some of your best ideas and breakthroughs come I '"""^■l^^^n™™" I^™^"™' I EP2O features away from the office. Often when secretarial help conv«*nc. 1 weighs 23k 9S sups ,mo is not available. briefcase witn room to spare so v
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      44 9 Congratulations to AAAGNA ISPORTS QUARTZ HAA^a* FREE! mm R^f^V^^^h> One Eight Digit XTMT»j| iKlCptiX Calculator 3CB Urn wfMl Hour, minute, second. UT am/pm, date, day •Auto-calendar Ah.n ,i k nl.ihlp other CASIO watches .mil calculators WHOLESALE ENQUIRIES F 10 welcome 1 Made In Jap.m
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      779 9 Congratulations and best wishes to AAAGNA ELECTRONICS at Peninsula Plaza on their official opening today. ASAHI ELECTRONICS (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. No. 8 8-A, BLOCK 6, KALLANG PLACE, (off Kallang Bahru) SINGAPORE 1233, REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE. PHONE: *****1 1 (4 Lines) TELEX: RS ***** ASDENKI k CABLE ADDRESS: ASAHIDENKI §?,^r-o«™™ I
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      1065 10 f JlnL MOUNT ELIZABETH jf—f HOSPTlM....theoffiml dedication IST oftheCoronaiy Care Unit. >oon after the open heart surgery program was started at the Mount Thus, there are, altogether, modern and sophisticated facilities for Elizabeth Hospital, it became apparent that the Intensive Care facilities acute and critical care for 1 2 cardiac
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      661 11 APPOINTMENTS i NALCO SOUTH EAST ASIA PTE LTD Progressive multi national company in Jurong manufacturing specialty water treatment chemicals invites applications for: I \HUKAIORY TECHNICIAN Preferably with credit in Chemistry GCE A' level Age 20 years or mort Ability to work independently MARKETING SERVICES ASSISTANT Good command of English Creative;
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      583 11 >82 SINGAPORE LAND LIMITED invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the position of PROJECT MANAGER Requirements f Must possess on appropriate professional I qualification with ot least 5 years expen- I ence in proiect management B *An attractive salary and fringe benefits I await the right candidate 31 Interested
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      601 11 NOTICES Applications are invited trom Singapore Cituens and Singapore j Permanent Residents lor admission to full time courses commencing I on 3 lan 83 National Trade Certificate Grade 2 (MTC-2) Courses for Apprentices Course huMute Air conditioning Mrigeralion Mechanics Singapore Technical Institute Arc Weldmg Ayer Raiah Vocational Institute [lectncal Fitting
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      1071 11 This Issue has been completed and this announcement appears as a matter ot record inly PETALING GARDEN BERHAD PUBLIC ISSUE OF 79.527.000 NEW ORDINARY SHARES OF MSO 50 EACH AT MSO.BG I 1:R SHARE LISTINGS ON THE KUALA LUMPUR STOCK EXCHANGE AND THE STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE LIMITED Manager and
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      573 12 1 l^w^i MAGNAO^IIECTRONICS I O^ccccU OfieHiety TodtUf 1 I ■■■J Our i establishment is centrally located I I I as a Distributor and Dealer of Branded 3 Z Audio, 7deo mxku is ii x 7i igH( )/7K Appliances, Watches and Calculators. >l fi^N^u^^J^n For T^ e B^ r In Home
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      869 13 LM Congratulations and best wishes to Congratulations and best wishes to U[| M AAAGNA OSES ELECTRONICS I AAAGNA ouo%°0 u o%° ELECTRONICS [J at Peninsula Plaza on their at Peninsula Plaza on their \\^i official opening today official opening today IkfJ WAI TD A niMO rOMPANY DIRECT IMPORTERS OF CAMERAS
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      982 14 I Tha Department of Extramural Studies will ba conducting tha following cour»« in tha month of January I I IM2: M I Course Title Faa Vanua Data Days Tima (p.m.) I SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY «J I Presentation of Engineering 8 Information $75 Bukit Timah Centra 3.1 Mon/Thu 7.00-9.00 1 I Microprocessor
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      508 14 GARFIELD ByJlmPavis AS LONG AS I'M IMPROVING* COME HER£. k MV5£.Lf THIS WEEK. I OPIE. GIVE ME) AS WELLTRV TO GET S A BIG MUG J 1 ALONG WITH OPIE r- \L^ {7Z^ r^~\ I*^ t^Vfft 9-6 1082 United Feature Syndicate, me STAR WARS By Archie Goodwill &Ai Williamson P\\JJ\Sfl/U-SOEEP/
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      271 15 Manau Cane Fortnight FORTNIGHT SALE ORCHARD DISCOUNT CENTRE 04-06. Orchard C E Building. Orchard Road. Tel: *****34 *****72 All items shown below less 35% Wj? I [^^^^^^^^^^■■a^HBB^B plus Free gitt of Oriental Vase tUf^ff ■*m*~m-* V-l V r^fl $15 J^P I C«n« Boctlng Chair k^ s^ M^Tsls JIIIIK uS|^\ B^k^
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      281 15 PEANUTS BySchulx KNOCK KNOCK By Andy Hold Dan Arnold /UIMATAREVOU) I y E '?L HE 1 k P J N^ LUCY I/HOCK O I ll*WoS7WEa?i| fl QOLD/. 1 I 6UVS DOIN6 7 7 PLANT HER GARDEN... K" I C/»if P^ V^ S/" "^^l^ "X/S\ WE'RE PLANTIN6 1T... /f^ j r-j^VL
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      1224 16 Fh)m the Best of Times Collection DISNEYLAND ANNUAL 1983 t| JANE FONDAS WORKOUT BOOK All your favourite Disney characters Goofy, Dontld Duck, ,^i^^^^^BßßßßWi&^aßß^s^l«BßT^ J»ne Fonda's remarkable physique has been a source Mmi Mickey Mouse, Peter Pan, Pinocchio. In page after page of .^■^L^L^Baaaaafti Hbbbbbb^^^^ of admiration. The secret? The Workout
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      334 17 HILLVIEW INDUSTRIAL ESTATE (PHASE 2) A Development By ©DBS LAND j& TERRACE FACTORIES FOR SALE Hillview Industrial Estate is situated on an 3.2-hectare projecting beams to facilitate installations of hoist site at Hillview Avenue adjoining the Cycle Carriage for the lifting of materials up to 1 .5 tons at any
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      104 17 TODAY: HlM«p»w 5 .46 am. TOMORROW: Sta«»porr (23m). 10.52 a.m. (1.5 m). 6.48 a.m. (23m), 12.26 p m 4.46 p.m. (2.4 m), 1148 pm (1.4 m), 6.28 p.m. (2.3 m) <O f^.. s u X**" l 6° 5 a m V4IU KeehU 5.13 am. (2.4 m). 11.58 a.m. (I.4mt, a4m),
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      210 18 power to all in world of business, v Of I Ifll/ f\T ftlO/101 irO Foo< Control S^tCh RS« 4 H^»M! (Urno.. Control /^^T OIUVI V Vf I UIWVIOU IW. VOUf lv """O*' "•"»<:"*■' Mtcropooo. MR t w 'V UnowUßle J perT<yman<-p' Pearlcorder™ builds up and up l jT A The
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      988 18 5.02 PM Quran Read** A 1 Jo L yM Nobe: oe Ka an t nj d c na "y P' uclis U P enough courage 5.04 Programme Summary to R an move 5.09 Turkey's Cultural Dance Group town, where he hopes to do some 5.44 Fofcw Me Where's He Gone
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        Celestial herb for us mortals
        961 1 By NGIAM TONG HAI IF MADAM White Snake lived today, she would not need to risk her life to go to the magic mountains to steal the celestial herb that would bring her husband back to life. She could have gone to Dr Leong Poo
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        170 2 THIS bamboo stem, one of a pair, called Guanyin (Goddess of Mercy) Bamboo, is here for the first time outside Zhejiang province, China, where they came from. A company, Loong Hua, has brought them in specially for display in its newly-opened Zhejiang Handcraft Display Centre in Changi
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        Where you can get Beijing opera tickets
        244 2 TICKETS for the Beijing Opera Troupe performances for the Singapore Festival of Arts will be on sale only at the National Theatre from tomorrow onwards from 12 noon to 8 p.m. Mr Lee Wai Kok, chairman of the organising committee of the festival,
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