The Straits Times, 6 March 1983

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    13 1 The Sunday Times No. 2440 MARCH 6, 1983 45 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 66/1/83
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    Lock icon Mokhtar to hang
    686 1  - Mokhtar to hang ALAN JOHN Taha murder was Intelligently planned, neatly executed and almost became a perfect crime' By Judge says Datuk Taha was "an obstacle to the expansion of power and Influence of Datuk Mokhtar" and the alibis were "completely false and fabricated." KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Malaysian Minister of
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    10-part story of S'pore on TV soon
    154 1 10-part story of S'pore on TV soon THE Prime Minister has ordered that a 10--part series on Singapore's history from 1942 to 1978 be shown on television. Called The Making of a Nation, the series was produced by the Curriculum Development Institute of Singapore (GDIS), and previewed by Mr Lee
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    Lock icon A shopping spree with $31 b
    276 1 NEW YORK, Saturday SINGAPORE, an island bereft of oil or minerals, has so thrived as a centre of banking and export manufacturing that it has run a foreign exchange surplus for each of the last 18 years, says an American business magazine. "We're accumulating
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    Lock icon One for the books...
    158 1 TOKYO, Sat. A Japanese bookstore seems to believe m judging a book by its cover. If you're not cover girl material, can't see eye-to-eye with a basketball player, don't believe m holding your tongue and wouldn't hesitate to bring a problem to a lawyer, don't even
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    It's Hawke as Fraser calls it quits
    344 1  -  LIM SAY BOON Victory comes just after midnight By Our Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Sun. Former Australian trade unionist Bob Hawke has broken the Fraser government's seven-year rule. Mr Hawke claimed victory for his party just after midnight when a Labour Party majority of
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    Hope for Pre-U rejects
    448 1  - Hope for Pre-U rejects HEDWIG ALFRED Two out of five get m after 'O' level results By Of heads and headaches: See Page 10 IF YOUR son was rejected for preuniversity classes because he did badly m his preliminary exams, don't despair. p. m For last year, 40 per cent
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      Lock icon Cambodia seat will be vacant
      55 1 NEW DELHI, Sat. Non-aligned foreign ministers tonight agreed on a formula to leave Cambodia's seat empty. It Included a recommendation that no farther consideration be given to the issue at the New Delhi summit, said Indian Foreign Minister P.V. Narasunha Rao, chairman of the ministerial
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      Lock icon Painkillers temporarily withdrawn
      87 2 Painkillers temporarily withdrawn NEW YORK, Sat. The US company Johnson and Johnson today temporarily withdrew one of its painkillers, Zomax, from the market after five deaths from allergic reactions were linked to it. The company, which last year had to withdraw its tylenol capsules from the market after some of
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      Lock icon Envoy arrives
      30 2 WASHINGTON, Sat. Mr Zhang Wenjin, China's new ambassador to the United States, arrived here yesterday, succeeding Mr Chai Zemin, ambassador since 1979, who has returned to Beijing. UPI
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      Lock icon Cheque-book journalism: Tough laws warning
      411 2 LONDON, Saturday BRITISH newspapers have received a government warning that "very uncomfortable" legislative action may be taken against them if they do not mend their ways. "Legislation to deal with cheque book journalism, if we have to produce it, could be very uncomfortable," Lord Elton,
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      Lock icon Near recored baby boon under Polish martial Law
      102 2 Near recored baby boon under Polish martial Law WARSAW, Sat. During 1982, the year of martial law m Poland, the national birthrate rose to near record levels, Polish media reported yesterday. With 10.2 births per 1,900 people, Poland's rate of national population increase was among the highest m Europe, surpassed
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      Lock icon Organised crime still a big thing in Chicago
      305 2 CHICAGO, Sat. ORGANISED crime is flourishing in Chicago, controlling businesses, unions and public officials and overseeing gangsterism across the western two-thirds of the country, Congressional investigators were told. "Public corruption is the seed-bed upon which organised crime, grows and flourishes," Mr Edward
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      Lock icon First egg
      42 2 NEW DELHI, Sat. The Great Indian Bustard, a rare and endangered desert bird, laid its first egg m captivity m Jodhpur Zoo on Tuesday, Dr S. M. Amahnof zoologist and secretary of the Desert Wildlife Protection Society, said yesterday. UPI
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      Lock icon Stalin forgotten by Soviet papers
      67 2 MOSCOW, Sat. Joseph Stalin, who died 3© years ago today, is officially a forgotten figure m the Soviet Union a country he ruled for almost a quarter of a century. The Soviet press today carried no mention of Stalin. His memory lives, however, m his
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      Lock icon Guerilla plot to kill Pope uncovered
      140 2 SAN SALVADOR, Sat. El Salvador's army says it has uncovered a leftist guerilla plot to kill Pope John Paul during his visit here tomorrow. An official statement issued yesterday said 18 guerillas two of them women were involved and were being hunted. Before he
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      Lock icon No quick end to bad times, say analysts
      343 3 No quick end to bad times, say analysts SYDNEY, Sat. EVEN with a new man at the helm, the severe recession that has gripped Australia's 15 million people is unlikely to end soon, analysts say". Australians felt the effects of the worldwide economic downturn comparatively late, largely because the Australian
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      Lock icon Opec talks that can lead to stable oil prices
      236 3 LONDON, Sat. Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) ministers today prepared for a full meeting of the group on Monday that coula lead to a new agreement on stabilising world oil prices. However, Iran, which has said it opposes lowering the
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      Lock icon More Assam deaths
      99 3 KHOIRABARAI (India), Sat. Assamese tribesmen massacred between 120 and 2M Immigrant Bengalis on Feb 24, police said yesterday. "Skeletons are still there getting bleached m the son," said Dr R.N. Misra, deputy commandant of the paramilitary border security force, who rushed to the 17 island villages a
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        Lock icon Resignation approved
        45 3 THE RETIREMENT of Marshal Ye Jianying from his post as chairman of China's National People's Congress was formally approved yesterday, the offichal Xinhua news agency reported. The report said the NPC standing committee sent an approval letter to the 85-year-old marshal recently. AFP
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        Lock icon Bulawayo unrest
        52 3 ZIMBABWEAN TROOPS cordoned off the populous black townships of Bulawayo, capital of the south-western Matabeleland province where troops have been accused of killing civilians m the past month. Owners of shops and businesses m the city said most of their black staff failed to turn up for work.
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        Lock icon Economic talks date
        65 3 THE FIRST two-day preparatory meeting for a summit conference of Western democracies will open m California on March 17 to decide the agenda, government sources m Tokyo said yesterday. The summit, scheduled for late May m Williamsburg, Virginia, is expected to study ways of steering the economic
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        Lock icon Ambush in Bekaa
        34 3 IRANIAN REVOLUTIONARY guards and Muslim extremists ambushed a Lebanese army convoy m the Syrian-held Bekaa Valley, killing six soldiers and wounding 13 others, Lebanese military sources m Beirut said yesterday. UPI
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        Lock icon New Zia ministers
        57 3 PAKISTAN'S PRESIDENT Mohammad Zia Ul-Haq yesterday appointed three new cabinet ministers, including Dr Mohammad Af zul as the new head of the troubled Education Ministry. He replaces Mr Mohammad Ali Khan Hoti. The other new cabinet ministers are Lieutenant General Jamal Said Mian, who takes over the
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        Lock icon Saudis to cut aid
        66 3 SAUDI ARABIA will slightly cut back on internal development and on aid to other nations because of falling oil revenues, Finance Minister Sheikh Mohammed Ali AbalKhail said m an interview published on Friday m Boston. He told the Christian Science Monitor that Saudi Arabia's next budget,
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        Lock icon Tax fillip for bosses
        73 3 UNITED STATES President Ronald Reagan said yesterday he would ask Congress next week to approve tax credits for firms giving jobs to Americans who had been out of work for a long time. Under the plan, first mentioned m Mr Reagan's State of the Union address
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      Ghaz raps anti-Asean 'disinformation campaign'
      585 4 NEW DELHI, Sat. Malaysian Foreign Minister Tan Sri Ghazaii Shafle today denounced what appeared to be a disinformation campaign over the Asean countries' intentions at the Non-AUgned Foreign Ministers' Conference here. It was obvious from press reports here this morning that there was an "exercise"
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      We'll not be proxy to any superpower — Dhana
      650 4  - We'll not be proxy to any superpower Dhana LIAK TENG KIAT TAN LIAN CHOO By and NEW DELHI, Sat. Singapore will not be a proxy to any one superpower and can demonstrate that it has all along followed a non-aligned course, Foreign Minister S. Dhanabalan said here yesterday. Replying to
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    Good show, soldier, but...
    480 5  -  JUDITH HOLMBERG Some parts of SBC's Army Series were nothing like the real thing, say several ex-national servicemen a THE first episode of Army Series impressed some viewers so much with its acting and plot that they voted it the best locally-produced TV drama show so
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    Happiness is a planned retirement
    403 5 Get ready when you're 40 to 45, says Howe START planning for your retirement when you are between 40 and 45 years old and are at the peak of your career. For this is a time when your personal responsibilities are under control and obligations
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    A chance to win yourself a Renault
    142 5 STRAITS Times readers stand to win a Renault car and other prizes totalling $SI,IN this month In The Straits Times Renault Car Chase. Starting tomorrow, for two weeks, readers can take part m the contest by answering two questions about The Straits Times
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    How three crooks took advantage of their victims
    371 5 ONE cashed m on a woman's sympathy. Another exploited a person's urgency. A third deceived a gullible victim. These were three crooks who cheated their victims last week. VICTIM Nfl. 1 was a supervisor, Madam S.Y. Chong, 29, who gave a lift
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    Ministry to get a new building
    127 5 Ministry to get a new building PLANS for a new building to house the different divisions of the Labour Ministry are being drawn up. A ministry spokesman said a piece of land at the junction of Winstedt and Bukit Timah roads has been reserved for the building. Some divisions are
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      38 5 4th National Music Competition 15 to 26 June 1983 Closing date: 30 April 83 Application form at the Cultural Affairs Division, Ministry of Culture Organised by the Ministry of Culture and the Singapore Musical Society Sponsored by Qssd
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    • THE MOKHTAR TRIAL VERDICT.
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        1,000 wait outside the High Court
        325 6  -  Grace Chng Mazlan Badron Story by Pictures by KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. As early as 6 a.m. today, relatives and supporters of Datuk Mokhtar Hashim and Rahmat Satiman began gathering outside the Kuala Lumpur High Court. By the time the court sat at 9.30 a.m.,
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        Lawyer defended Botak Chin
        184 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Justice Hashim Yeop Abdullah Sani, 55, the presiding judge m the Mokhtar trial, was appointed to the Bench on Nov 1, 1973. In 1978, he created a stir when he set aside judicial tradition by discarding his wig for a songkok. He had
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        Trial that was to take
        387 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat, Only 20 days were set aside for the Mokhtar Trial. But as the trial unfolded, the prosecution called 31 witnesses, the defence another 43, and the trial took 75 days. Judgment was reserved on Feb 19. Highlights of the trial were the
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      Lock icon Events that led to trial
      332 7 APRIL 14, 1182 Negri Sembllan Speaker Datuk Mohamed Taha Talib 55, is found shot dead outside his house In Kampung Serl Asahan, Gemencih, about 1M km from Seremban early m the morning. Police mount a massive hunt for the killer or killers. APRIL IS Police
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      Lock icon 20 days ended only 75 days
      799 7 witnesses to show how Datuk Taha was called out of his house on the night of April 13 by a bearded man. His body was found outside the house the next morning. The only evidence of Datuk Mokhtar being anywhere near the scene came
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      Mokhtar's steady climb to the top
      576 7  - Mokhtar's steady climb to the top Urn Yoon Lin By DATUK Mokhtar Hashim became the youngest Malaysian politician to be made a minister when he was appointed Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development m 1974 at 32. Since then, his political career has been one steady climb. It culminated
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    Concessions greeted with cautious relief
    305 8 J^^^^^^B^^l^J^J^H^^^^i^^^^^jj^^i^JJ^yk^U|^^^^i^^^H THE business sector has come up with mixed reactions to Friday's Budget, greeting with cautious relief the few concessions made, but expressing disappointment that more were not forthcoming. The Singapore Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (SFCCI) described the Budget as caring and
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    Not much joy but little sorrow
    730 8  -  LILLIAN CHEW Hv PEOPLE were generally unmoved by the Budget announced on Friday. Few were affected by it but many were relieved that taxes on motor vehicles (both road tax and additional registration fees) were not raised. Most of them felt that the additional
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    How elders can help young to weather hard times,
    269 8 THE severe economic circumstances are not going to make for a good year ahead but younger Singaporeans can weather the stdrfn if they learn from the experiences of the older citizens. Defence and Second Health Minister Gp,h Chok Tong said yesterday
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    Queensland PM here to cement trade ties
    225 8 QUEENSLAND Premier Joh Bjelke-Petersen is here to cement the relationship and the ties between his state and Singapore. He said yesterday: "We recognise that there is great potential for both our countries by coming closer together. We have a high regard for your
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    Meeting industry's changing training needs
    215 8 VOCATIONAL and Industrial Training Board director Assoc Prof Law Song Seng had proposed ways to develop a better system for detecting industry's changing needs. Prof Law said that: INDUSTRIAL trainers should want to know the latest m their fields, and can get this by reading
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    Shotgun charge
    47 8 NORMAN JOHN MANN, 46, was yesterday charged m a magistrate's court with having a shotgun and firing it on Friday. He is alleged to have committed the offences at Jalan Tanjong Irau. Bail of $10,000 was allowed. The case will be mentioned on March 19.
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    Dean's talk
    39 8 THE dean of the National University of Singapore Medical Faculty, Prof Edward Tock, gave an oration on Medical Education Past, Present and Future, at yesterday's annual dinner and oration of the Obstetrical and Gynaecological Society of Singapore.
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    This way to save time
    101 9 This way to save time THE Housing Board has put up signs m two housing estates to point visitors In the right direction. Visitors who have had difficulty finding their friends and relatives will now be able to tell at a glance which way to go. At an L-shaped block,
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    Tourist growth rate slowed down last year
    218 9  -  SALMA KH AUK By A POOR December showing pulled down the annual growth m the number of tourists to Singapore for 1982 to a modest 4.5 per cent. This compares unfavourably with the 1981 growth of 10.4 per cent over 1980. For the
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    Don't sell junk, professor tells marketing people
    336 9 MARKETING people should only handle products that do not hurt health or morals, the executive director of the Singapore Institute of Management said last night. Prof You Poh Seng, the SIM executive director, said junk food, books that corrupt the mind and other
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    US Chamber man's trip
    60 9 A DIRECTOR of the United States Chamber of Commerce will arrive m Singapore today as part of a tour of Singapore, Bangkok and Manila. Mr Oakley Johnson will look into Asean-US trade and business issues. While m Singapore, he will meet American embassy officials and representatives
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    Taxi-driver dies in crash
    64 9 TAXI-DRIVER, Teo Tin Hoe, 46, died after his taxi skidded and crashed into a tree m Stevens Road on Friday. Police said he was heading towards Bukit Timah Road at about 12.30 a.m. when the accident occurred. Mr Teo died on the spot while a passenger,
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    Bogus tax man jailed for cheating trader
    206 9 A FORMER police constable who cheated a businessman of $120,000 by posing as a tax officer with another was yesterday jailed for 15 months by a district court. Ng See Keng, 28, a Malaysian, now jobless, and labourer Tan Swee Kok, 35, pleaded
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    Heads and headaches
    525 10  -  JUNE TAN HEDWIG ALFRED LINDA AUSTIN Reports by and y r. Principals send ministry package of perennial problems A DOZEN exasperated principals have taken the Ministry of Education to task for landing schools with some headaches that will not go away. So fed-up are they that they
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    Puzzled? CDIS has the clue
    108 10 IN THE beginning, there was the GDIS, which stands for the Curriculum Development Institute of Singapore. The CDIS begat Cue, Clue, Clips, Pep, Mass, Maps and Taps all acronyms for the new curricula it developed. They are the abbreviations for Correct Use of English (Cue),
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    Schools find they have more cash than they thought
    380 10 SCHOOL principals learnt to their consternation yesterday that they had far more money to spend on maintaining their schools than they realised. Some members of the Schools Council thought they had just $300 but were told that between $6,000 and $46,000
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    Institute's search for a coat of arms over
    138 10 THE Nanyang Technological Institute's 15-month search for a coat of arms is over. It now has one with a red, white and gold design of atoms, cog-wheel and lion. The stalking, blue-beard-ed lion appears on the National University of Singapore's coat of
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    Lecturer not guilty of hurting couple
    196 10 A SINGAPORE Polytechnic lecturer was yesterday cleared by a magistrate of causing hurt to a couple at the Burmese Embassy m 1981. The lecturer, Mr Them Lwin, was accused by Mr Lim Choung Sein, 47, and his wife, Madam Wu Lay Lan, 46, of
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    Two bookies fined $500 each
    88 10 SYN Sai Laye, 55, and Teo Ah Tieng, 45, were each fined $500 by a magistrate yesterday for illegal bookmaking at Kangar fisheries market m Upper Serangoon Road on Feb 19. The court heard that police caught them collecting money and recording bets from punters.
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    Cairngill residents urged to help addicts
    141 10 RESIDENTS of Caim|tfll constituency have been urged to volunteer their services to help drug odicts resident m the constituency. The president of the Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association (Sana), Mr Baey Lian Peck, said that Sana is giving aftercare to 28 addicts under supervision and another
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    Deadline for changing ICs
    96 10 SINGAPOREANS born between May 6, 1964 and May 5, 1966 and who have not re-registered their identity cards must do so by March 31. The Ministry of Heme Affairs warned that those who fail to do so will be commiting an offence and are liable to
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    60 who came back with a bounce
    178 12 60 who came back with a bounce OFF you go, but at your own pace, please... About 60 heart patients being flagged for their walk or jog around the bandstand at the Botanic Gardens by Dr Chew Chin Hin, Deputy Director of Medical Services (Hospi-' tals) of /the Ministry of
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    Same rights for 2nd owners of these HUDC flats
    433 12 SECOND owners of Phase One HUDC resale flats will have the same rights and obligations as the original owners, the Housing Board confirmed yesterday. This means that they can own private property, enjoy free parking and, if they sell their flats
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    Two businessmen charged with plotting to cheat
    194 12 TWO businessmen were yesterday charged m a magistrate's court with conspiring to cheat a bank of $3.5 million. Tea Hock Seng alias Joseph Cheng Lai King, 41, a Malaysian, and Francis Yeo, 39, are alleged to have engaged with others, some of whom
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    2 factories burnt
    46 12 FIRE destroyed two factories at Hong Seh Industrial Complex at 16 km, Upper Bukit Timah Road, yesterday. It is believed to have started at 6.20 p.m. at Judopak Packaging, which manufactures polythene bags. The fire was put out m less than an hour.
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    Different prices are found in all places
    1359 13  - Different prices are found in all places Irene Hoe The Galeries case By WILL those wonderfully Singaporean •X~—z~rTE. 1 words "How I much?" go down m 1 t>^' I history as the two I OF m words which ;g>£^™4 I JL-^rv launched a war? Sf>^K^ Not wholesale^ war, of course
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    In defence of the way community centres are
    994 13 I REFER to Irene Hoe's article "Pool the luxuries for country clubs" (The Sunday Times, Feb 20). One of the main objectives of the People's Association (PA) and its community centres is to organise social, cultural, sports, recreational, educational and other wholesome
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      6 13 (ft) Penguin Books The Right Choice
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      631 13 9 reasons why you should own a Toshiba With these Toshiba Direct Cooling System benefits you'll see why you'll be better off for the next 10 years There are two kinds of refrigerators. One, the indirect cooling frost-free method has a cooling unit to serve both freezer and refrigerator. The
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  • The Sunday Times View
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      How will we pay for the goodies?
      200 14 A THIRD television channel? Petir, the People's Action Party's journal, says "maybe this year". The Singapore Broadcasting Corporation just says "maybe". But it looks more likely than not. A report m Petir says a third channel would let SBC run more serious programmes
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    Who'll bare his soul?
    1853 14  -  ILSA SHARP Concluding article by B@3 TIMES People talking on TV about the painful moral choices they had to make could be instructive IT'S BEEN a long hard read for those of you who are still with me, and a long hard write for me too.
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      623 14 ~l| MACAW %jy Now timers ferny fltiigf./p Secret of the JWfo%-^^ IT IS a little-known fact "F.T., were you the one who Wfr that the brother of received E.T.s phone j£mf f M E.T. dropped m on Earth call home?" I asked. M H^fcj «S^ last week. And as it
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    Boys are 6 cm taller, girls rounder
    596 15 Boys are 6 cm taller, girls rounder The changing Mr and Miss Singapore OUR BOYS are about 6 cm (2>/2 m) taller than those of a decade or so ago. Girls too have undergone a change they are bustier and hippier, but not much taller. No national survey has yet
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    More muscle
    335 15 THE AVERAGE 18-year-old national service recruit had grown taller, from 1.66 m (sft sVfein) m 1967 to 1.67 m (sft 6 m) m 1975, shooting up to 1.71 m (sft Bin) m 1981. But the 18-year-old doesn't seem to have put on much weight. As a national service
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    Why better built
    206 15 WHAT are the reasons for the changing physique of young Singaporeans? The main factors are better nutrition, a higher standard of living, the current emphasis on physical exercise, sports and other extra-curricu-lar activities m schools, plus national service training, say our health authorities. The head of the
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      96 15 The future shape? WHAT about the shape of the Singaporeans of tomorrow? Will our boys be taller and bigger, and our girls curvier? "The; new generation will be taller and bigger but there is a growth limit," says Dr Chay Swee On, director of the Ministry of r^?%\ <&m§^\ Health's
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  • BOOK NEWS
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      Darker side of patriotism
      261 16 Darker side of patriotism THE Children's Story begins at 9am and ends at 9.23 am m a classroom m an American school. It may take you less than 23 minutes to read the book, but you are likely to be thinking about it for a lot longer. The book is
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      Comic-book Macbeth pleases students
      353 16 "I REFUSE to buy it. Shakespeare wrote Macbeth as a play and it should be left that way. "Cartoons distort and take away* the "humanness" of the characters. They also detract from the drama," said the principal of Katong Convent, Mrs Marie Bong. "The pictures make
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      Getting an earful
      398 16  -  Rosemary Chen BODY LANGUAGE By "FRIENDS, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears," said Antony when he wanted people to listen. If you are "all ears", you are listening attentively. If you "don't believe your ears", you're incredulous at what you hear. If the information embarrasses you, it
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  • Sunday Times Spotlight
    • S'pore Open Gole Championship
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        Big names at the Bukit challenge
        833 17 IT WILL not be too much of a surprise if Irish smiles light up the Bukit Course at the end of the Singapore Open Golf championship on Sunday. For this year, they have one of their strongest contingents ever to compete m the Asian
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        Battle of the fairways gets V tougher each year
        661 18 Battle of the fairways gets V tougher each year BIGGEST margin of victory, the par-shatter-ing performances, lowest winning total, first Asian to win it and the sudden-death playoffs. These are some of the highlights m the 22-year-old history of the Singapore Open golf championship worth noting. The championship gets tougher
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        $200,000 await the winners
        503 19 plus many other prizes THE recession, which has made the Asian golf circuit a financially attractive one for the top Western golfers, has also foiled plans by the organisers of the Singapore Open to increase the total prize money, The organisers had a hard time trying
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        All the entries
        657 19 Australia lan Baker-Finch, John Downs, Mike Ferguson, Peter Fowler, T. Gale, M. Harwood, Art Russell, L. Stephen, G. Taylor, Wayne Grady, J. Newton, G. Serhan, J. Clifford, M. Clayton, F. Genusa and P. Jones. Argentina H. Carbonetti, Vincenti Fernandex, F. Molina, A. Saavendra, Adan Sowa, Ruben Terrier.
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    • The course
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        Knowing where to land the ball
        277 20 WITH the dry 3ukit Course playing exceptionally short, it will be no surprise if the record for the Singapore Open Golf championship is thrown to the winds this year. The present mark of 11-under-par 273 for the 72-hole tournament was set way back m
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        Hole-by-hole description
        1458 20 HOLE No. 1, par 4, (372 na-4fJ yd). This first hole is a very fair starting hole. Looking from the tee on elevated ground, the Macßitchie Reservoir can be seen m the distance about 90 m beyond the green. There are trees on the left of the fairway
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        Where to
        196 20 TO follow or not to follow that will be the question bagging the large gallery that's expected at the Bnklt Coarse for this year's Singapore Open. Shall I choose a quiet, shady spot and wait for the various flights to pass me by, or shall I pick a
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    • Keeping score
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        22 past champs
        98 21 1961: Frank Philips (Australia). 1962: Brian Wilkes (South Africa). 1963: Alan Brookes (South Africa). 1964: Ted Ball (Australia). 1965: Frank Phillips (Australia). 1966: Ross Newdick (Australia). 1967: Ben Arda (Philippines). 1968: Hsieh Yung Yo (Taiwan). 1969: Tomio Kamata (Japan). 1970: Hsieh Yung Yo (Taiwan). 1971: Haruo Yasuda
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        Keeping order in the Open
        225 21 Volunteers provide yeoman service IF you see soldiers m uniform with their walkietalkies all over the Bukit Course this week, don't be alarmed. They are not there to quell any uprising nor are they lost after manoeuvres m the neighbouring MacRitchie Reservoir. They are just
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        A treat in store for all
        529 21 MESSAGE from Mr Harry Dyne, chairman of the 1983 Singapore Open Golf Championship. The 23rd Singapore Open Golf Championship will be held over the Bukit Course of the Singapore Island Country Club from Thursday, March 10, to Sunday, March 13. There were 50 entries
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        catch the action
        278 21 Greg Norman the title. Amateur shntterbugs will be oat In fall force bat they shoald remember that the clicking of shatters, especially when motor drives are being used, can sound quite loud m the silence of the greens. If you want to wait for the action to
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    • The local challenge
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        How the locals have fared so far
        561 22 LIM Swee Chew stands out as the best among the local professionals against the top internationals from all over the world m the Singapore Open since 1974 the year the Local Circuit was introduced here. Swee Chew, now a professional at the Jurong
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      201 17 Stories by LIM KEE CHAN and TAY CHENG KHOON Battle gets tougher each year 1 8 $200,000 await the winners 1 9 Knowing where to land the ball 20 i Keeping order in the Open 2 1 the locals have fared far S^m The first golf ball m the world
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      382 18 I m 1^ '22SHE Bijlipi ti The metal wood so powerful it's going to start a revolution. Dedicated Spalding research and development have resulted m a metal wood which is truly innovative and superior to any existing woods. Greater accuracy. Improved H Traditional feel and sound, weight distribution allows more
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      106 18 Of all the Professionals who play with metal woods 86.2% prefer b ITIaDc proving there has to J be something in it. ij LONGER STRAIGHTER Metal woods have become a hit with mil golf pros. The Darrel Survey results show Mil that 86.2% of the pros, playing ggf with metal
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      79 19 Wm&££ Games bring you the one-piece lightweight and waterproof golf shoes ever for the champion j* f Champion Made with premium materials and expert workmanship producing the most innovative styles Each style is made to be the best of its kind that gives you better foot grip and support Delightfully
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      222 19 SANYO SWINGS IN MOTION Sanyo's new ultra-mini, ultra-powered i^P^B^^Hl portable sound system a BK:. ma HmS HBs '•'< Ha X r*i i Sw fl 'IB fflßvir' ''^^Bl 'Sfc ih^^BHK^^^^^Bmi I-Sls SS*^^\ 5f M-G 16D M-G 70 i§ Tone Hi/Lo switch Tape counter, balance control I ii|^ I BaTanc n ecoS
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  • Page 19 Miscellaneous
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      240 20 Severiano Ballesteros and his Mizuno Mizuno is the professional's choice all over the world. In m Japan, it ranks first among other prominent golf equipment. Johnny Miller, Laura Baugh, T. Nakajima, Norio Suzuki and Mario Siodina swear by Mizuno for their achievements. Mizuno gives themjust the right amount of drivingforce
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      64 20 <?00t Winner of Singapore Open '82 For maximum feel, distance, lightness and payability there's nothing to beat C00T ask any COOT golfer. Custom Rival i r F V I|l ll j ifHsu Sheng San Hattrick Winner 1982 Asian Circuit < 0£ Pro. GOLF SPECIALISTS Pte. Ltc \Mr #03-246 Plaza Singapura
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      554 22 9 ways to that hole-in- ne! The Mitsubishi Golf Trainer instantly analyses nine key factors m your shot! The Mitsubishi Golf Trainer •BBfp4P mat base and wei 9hing only 4.9kgs!), Jt is your own personal, uncomplaining, ■j^BT jt can be P acked into its own JBk professional golf instructor. Consisting
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      212 22 SmmtoSßw 1 fl Ifl 'af ffl Wi BP%T^o;>^^H I M 11 111 I i iP lffi§!l yj PPI flf I i 1 iIPAAII r |ggg|JpPj|^^|^ggß^p^Bi- 1 ifl fl ifl ■■k^"^!^B ffjfl! THE FIRST METAL WOODS AND IRONS WITH MINE ALIGNMENT Only PGA can design such a great combination: Special T-Line
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      571 23 wtiao JaY m\9* I B 737H66 I &JI ENTERTAINMENT 111 aipeoewoe 3 Food Guide FOR QUICK LUNCH Reservation, visit Lai Wan Restaurant, 377 C, Jalan Besar (aircondltion). Tel: *****03/ *****94. Branch: (Block 44) 1436, Bendemeer Road "(aircondition). Tel: *****60/ *****61. EXCELLENT VEGETARIAN FOOD. Fast service, aircondltioned. Easy parking. 10a.m. to
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      660 23 14 Antiques/Art 14 Antiques/Art Crafts Crafts F ANCIENT ANTIQUE FURNITURE KECK MARKETING TOMLIMSON ANTIQUE HOUSE jointly present an EXHIBITION SALE OF Chinese Blackwood furniture, Porcelain and many other "see It for yourself" items. Venue: 322-D, 3011 and 296, Changi Road, 5 1/2 mite •ton* (between Tclok Kurau and Still Road)
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      610 23 20 Pets CHAMPION BLOODLINE 4 months old, white Poodle puppy for sale at $600 0.n.0. Call: *****1. IMPORTED BEAUTIFUL WHITE Male Maltese. 2 months old. Selling $750. Tel *****30. IMPORTED ADORABLE WHITE and fawn male Pekingese puppies with papers. *****54. ONE YEAR OLD male Pug. $450 (paper). 71, Kovan Road,
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      588 23 28 Health Centres/ Massage ORCHARD PLAZA HEALTH Centre, Unit 03-30, Ist floor, Orchard Plaza, (above Penthouse). Massage/Sauna/Facial. All rooms with shower attached. Opens daily: 10.00 a.m. to 11.30 p.m. Tel: *****06/*****07. SPECIALIST HEALTH SALON 2nd floor, next to Robinson's 229/230 Specialist Centre. Tel: *****39, *****66 Ext. 145, Massage Sauna Bath.
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      1307 23 RATES: Ordinory $1 .00 per word (Mm $1 5.00) I $18 00 per col cm. Semi-Displov (Mm. $54.00 Straits Times) $18.50 per col. cm. (Mm. $55.50 Sunday Times) $22.50 per col. cm. Disploy (Mm. $67.50 Stroits Times) $23.12 per col cm. (Mm. $69.36 Sundoy Times) Box Chorges:ss 00 (collected) c
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      74 23 CLASSIFICATION GROUP A Entertainment Food guide B Personal Services Merchandise C Business To Business 0 Employment E Vehicles Boats F Accommodation Properties G Travel Guide H Education Instruction 1 Announcements J Obituaries 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Development Company requires TYPIST CUM CLERK Accurate typing. Able to speak Mandarin.
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      680 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical I A garment factory urgently I requires: I DOCUMENTATION CLERK Minimum GCE 'O' level with credits In English Language and Mathematics Age 22 years and above Minimum 2-3 years' experience In arrangement of shipments and preparation of Import/ export documents c Preferably with knowledge
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      650 24 86 Situations Vacant c) Sales MARKETING REPRESENTATIVES Candidates either male/female •hould possess the following: OCE "O" level certificate Preferably with some technical knowledge Previous experience m marketing security and/or fire equipment or similar line would be an advantage High Integrity and maturity with the ability to communicate effectively both orally
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      446 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Technical Technical Applicants are invited for the post of PROJECT MANAGER Be a qualified engineer m civil/ structural engineering with substantial experience m this field and contract management. SITE SUPERVISOR/ CLERK-OF-WORKS Has minimum 3 to 5 years solid site supervisory experience m civil/ structural/
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      516 24 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous @SANYO| INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD has immediate vacancies for 1) GENERAL CLERKS (MALE/ FEMALE) c Singaporean, above the age of 18 c Minimum GCE 'O' Level c Must be able to type c Some previous experience will be an advantage 2) ASSISTANT STOREKEEPERS c Singaporean
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      762 24 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous WANTED MALE CLEANERS with motorcycle licence. Preferably staying around Bedok or Changi. Interested contact Mr. Jeffrey Tan at tel: *****8. CAR SERVICING AND Greaser required urgently for service station. Call *****44/ *****10, after 2p.m. *****66. EXPERIENCED, QUALIFIED DRIVING Instructors required. Interested, please phone *****78/ *****03.
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      858 24 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun 1979 DATSUN 2OOL automatic, m showroom condition, aircond, radio/ cassette, original power steering. One private owner. PARF eligible. Price: $21,500 0.n.0. Contact: S.E. Ho, *****5. ALMOST 1979 DATSUN 120Y GL Stationwagon, 5-door, new model, company owner, alrcon., showroom condition. $12,800 0.n.0. *****48. MAY 1979
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      843 24 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Ford ALMOST 1982 FORD Laser 1.5 Ghia 5-speed. Expat owner leaving. Low mileage. *****55, Jerry Low. MARCH 78 FORD Cortina 1600 GL, aircond, radio/ cassette, 2 private owners, beautiful condition, low mileage, Tel: *****35. 1976 FORD GHIA 1.3. aircond, cassette, PARF eligible. Passed inspection. $10,200
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      821 24 76 Vehicles For Sale g) Mazda MAZDA 323 1300 c.c. end 1977. Highest offer secures. Tel: *****61. 1978 MAZDA 323 1000. 5-door. 1 private owner, aircond. Accident-free. $12,900. *****70. 1979 MAZDA 626 1 priavate owner, aircond, accident-free, cassette. $16,500. *****86. 1981 AUGUST MAZDA 626. Alrcon, cassette. Good condition. PARF eligible.
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      755 24 76 Vehicles For Sale i) Mitsubishi 1980 SIGMA 1800GS. 1 private owner. Aircon, radio, cassette, sports rim/tyres. Accident free. *****6 Mike. 1981 MITSUBISHI COLT GLX 1400, 5-door, tax till December, excellent sound system, one owner, $19,550. Tel: Andrew, *****46. 74 MITSUBISHI LANCER with air fans, cassette player, good condition. $8,700.
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      840 24 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota WELL MAINTAINED 1979 Toyota Starlet. Radio cassette, tuffkote, one owner, highest offer secures. Tel: *****05. 1976 COROLLA 1200 c.c. with alrcond, sports rims, new road tax, new Insurance. Selling $11,700 negotiable. Tel: *****10. 1976 TOYOTA COROLLA Cassette, aircond, PARF. $11,600. View: 16 Jalan Gendang,
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      828 25 76 Vehicles For Sale 1) Others 1981 VOLVO 244 01. Automatic. Power steering, aircond, Ist owner, immaculate condition. $38,800 0.n.0. *****55, Jerry Low. NOV. 74 CHRYSLER 1800 c.c. Paint and engine well maintained. $3,600. Call *****62. VOLVO 144 END 1972. Trouble free. 554,600. 29, Jalan Sampurna, Spore 1026. 1976 MINI
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      783 25 77 Vehicles Wanted CASH PAYMENT FOR any model secondhand vehicles, non-PARF or company registered vehicles and any c.c. scrap cars, SZ vehicles. Phone *****12/ *****52, Mr. Lim (7.00 a.m. 11.00 p.m.) BUSINESSMAN URGENTLY REQUIRES secondhand car. PARF or non-PARF. Any model. Phone: *****74 Mr Ong. No dealers please. A BANK
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      767 25 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 15 3 BEDROOMS, 3 bathrooms, brand new walk-up apartment. 1,300 sq.ft. Unfurnished $1,600. Principals please call *****31. THE PLAZA studio apartment, facing sea, fully furnished, $2,000. Woh Hup Complex, 2 bedrooms, facing sea, fully furnished, $1,900. Call *****83 (agent). DIST. 10 ROBIN ROAD flat.
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      815 25 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 13, FREEHOLD DOUBLESTOREY Terrace, extensively renovated. Sliding doors/ windows. Terrazzo/ parquet flooring. $340,000. negotiable. *****91. DIST. 1750, SEMI-DETACHED DOUBLE-STOREY Freehold, 3607 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms. $520,000. 10a.m. to sp.m. *****62. No agents. DOUBLE STOREY SEMI-DETACH-ED, 4 bedrooms, 1 servant's, 4000 sq.ft. Near Bedok; selling
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      726 25 90 Properties Wanted WEALTHY LOCAL/FOREIGN businessmen looking for houses/ apartments for Investment or own occupation. Tel: *****91. NEW AND USED semi-detached, terrace, apartment wanted. Tel: *****5, Richard Cheong. 93 Office Spaces to) Rental KATONG SHOPPING CENTRE furnished, approx. 300 sq.ft. Rental negotiable. Mc'Robertson, *****60. SERANGOON ROAD office space for rental.
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      892 25 95 Foreign Properties 95 Foreign Properties CALIFORNIA AGRICULTURAL PROPERTIES FOR SALE 7098 ACRES MERCED COUNTY One contiguous parcel m a Central San Joaquin Valley location 4 miles Northeast of city of Merced. It is estimated that 80% of this acreage could be developed to irrigated permanent plantings including varietal vineyards.
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      109 25 109 Foreign 109 Foreign INTERIOR DESIGN Home Study Course leading to DIPLOMA/DEGREE oL^f 60 from Mr Tan Poj Cnuang, Dept. STP Rhodec International Representative^ Pehvanc£ >ng Co Suite 344, 3rd Floor, Johor Tower Jafan Greja, Johor Bahru, Malaysia. MIIIHII 113 Language JAPANESE BEING TAUGHT by experienced teacher. Reasonable fee. Call
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      256 25 115 Driving THE FIRST DRIVING Centre. ROY Qualified Experienced Instructors. Classes 3, 4, 5. Tel: *****37. GUARANTEED TUITION For Primary, Secondary ft Pre-U Levels. Taught by experienced qualified Graduates Teachers. MORNING/AFTERNOON/ EVENING SESSIONS AVAILABLE Subjects Offered:- ENGLISH, MATHS, SCIENCE, CHINESE ETC Home Tuition is Arrangeable REASONABLE CHARGES FOR DETAILS CALL:
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      472 25 112 Commercial OUR TRAINING BRINGS YOO SUCCESS^ New Classes Commenciftg 7TH 14TH MARCH, 1983 Leading to the examinations of LCCI, QCE, C AG, VITB f tc. ACADEMIC STUDIES Sec. IV, Pre-U I& II I Science, Arts, Commerce COMPUTER EDUCATION Leading to UK Examination IDPM (Institute ot Data Processing Management) Basle/Cobol/Fortran
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      Allan-Lucas team can score early double
      368 26  - Allan- Lucas team can score early double EPSOM JEEP Cinta Sayang and Blue Sapphire... By CINTA SAYANG (Race 2) and Blue Sapphire n (Race 3) can give the formidable Ivan Allan-Terry Lucas partnership an early double at Bukit Timah today. Cinta Sayang carried 57 kg to an impressive win m
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      Suspension list
      45 26 THE following jockeys are under suspension: Apprentice Bakri, three months from March 5 H.H. Chan, six months from Jan 30 Apprentice S. Marzuki, two months from Feb 15 Y.K. Foo, six weeks from Jan 31 Alwin Tweedie, three race days from Feb 28
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      434 26 RACE EPSOM JEEP RACING ED PEDIGREE TONTO WENG SOOK 5 Be My Native 5 Be My Native 5 Be My Native 13 Special Quality 11 Aylmer Road 1 10 Empire Builder 10 Empire Builder 15 Endless Mani 8 Assure 10 Empire Builder 2 Keep Ahead 15
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      Ritz team, HK expats draw level
      229 27 Ritz team, HK expats draw level HONGKONG, Saturday THE Bltz Club European champions team and a team of expatriate jockeys based m Hongkong shared the lead after the first race m an international three-team contest at Shatin racecourse here today. Lester Piggott gave the visitors a winning start by taking
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      Reckless riding: 3 months for Bakri
      998 27 APPRENTICE H. Bakri was suspended three months for dangerous and reckless riding on County Marshall II m Race 6 yesterday. The Stipendiary Steward's report RACE 1: Trainer E.T. van Breukelen was fined $100 for failing to obtain permission for the removal of blinkers from
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      Rahmat lands grand treble
      2763 27  -  TONTO FAIRWAY He can now claim only "IVfekg- By and FIRST: *****8 SECOND: *****4 THIRD: *****0 STARTERS: *****2, *****9, *****0, *****0, *****9, *****8, *****7, *****9, *****9, *****7, *****1 CONSOLATIONS: *****9, *****8, *****6, *****2, *****9, *****5, *****9, *****6, *****1, *****0 Thorogood scores first time out to pay
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      1721 26 1.45 CLASS 4 DIV 7 1,200 m I;f;\»j3» (Ratings: 66-53) (Stakes: $15,500) 1 10*06* Smiling Tiger D 57 (66) Auric- Yeoh 4 irq d 5 +.5 (1400 m) Last ran at Pg Oct 24 coming from last to finish 6th of 11 m Div 2 1400 m; won C 5-2
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      1705 26 WHHPHH 3.15 CLASS 4 DIV 1 1 ,200 m •fTiJDJRH (Ratings: 75-64) mmfemfamm (Stakes: $16,500) 1 *»7«4* Fruitful Harvest 57 (75) Prince-Samsuri 4ag +1 (1400 m) Showed early speed weakening close home to finish 4th with 56 to Nakuru m Div 1 1200 m m good going Ipoh Jan 22
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      1840 26 Consistent but unlucky; found one to beat m Spring of Ulan m Div 2 1800 m with 54 on good track Ipoh Jan 23 SF Donnelly 7 II *****4 Regal Trinity (late Kham Sin) 53.5 (68) Yendor-Heddle 6 nzg same (1850 m) Came from behind to finish close 4th with
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      435 26 pAdded Advantage pick of Teh's four runners By TONTO Our man on the track ADDED ADVANTAGE II (Race 5) gets a big drop of B.skg from his last start and looks the pick of trainer Teh Choon Beng's four runners m the sevenhorse race. This Welsh Saint five-year-old, winner of
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  • OBITUARIES
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      137 Religious Announcements 137 Religious Announcements
      100 27 137 Religious Announcements 137 Religious Announcements "HEALING BY GETTING TO KNOW GOD" by Mrs. Naomi Price CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH 8, Orange Grove Road Sunday 6th March 5.30 p.m. FREE PUBLIC LECTURE ALL WELCOME ORCHARD ROAD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner of Orchard Road Penang Road Tel: *****8/ *****81 English Service: 9.00 a.m.
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      134 Lost & Found
      159 27 134 Lost Found BLACK AND WHITE JAPANESE POODLE LOST IN VICINITY OF TAX CHUNG EMPORIUM (QUEENSTOWN) ON IST MARCH AROUND I. OOPM. OWNER MISSED HER SADLY. REWARD. FINDER KINDLY CONTACT: IRENE: *****54 *****2. BROWN MALE DACHSHUND licence *****, lost from home near Equatorial Hotel, March 3rd. Reward. He Is undergoing
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      135 Personal Messages
      131 27 PERBONABLE WELL-EDUCATED CAREER Girl wishes to meet other professionals/executives. Expatriates welcome. S.T. Box A*****, 390, Kirn Seng Road, Singapore 0923. SUPERVISOR SINGLE TAMIL seeks friendship of Tamil ladies 26-30 years. Please write with phone number and photo to S.T. Box A*****, 390 Kirn Seng Road, Singapore 0923.
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      136 Car Pools
      51 27 15-SEATER AIRCONDITIONED BUS available. 1. Ang Mo Klo, Toa Payoh, Bendeemer Road, Clementl reaching Jurong 7.30 a.m. Return journey leaving Jurong 4.25 p.m. 2. Upper Thomson, Ang Mo Klo, reaching Orchard Road, Shenton Way before 10 a.m. Group concessions for nurses and emporiums employees. Call Peter *****53
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      144 In Memoriam
      36 27 In loving memory of MDM. LEE ENG NEO Departed on 6-3-81 (Lunar Calender: Ist of 2nd MOON) Time changes many things But not the memories this day brings. Always remembered by loved ones.
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      143 Acknowledgements
      89 27 The Family of the Late: GOH SIN EE sincerely thank* Rev. Lim and choir of Wetley Church, relative*. friend*, doctors and staff of TTSH for their prayers, kind messages of sympathy, donations, wreaths, kind assistance and attendance during their recent bereavement. THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. NO
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      144 In Memoriam
      136 27 m Loving Memory Of MARY THERESA Beloved Wife of M.K.W. Sena (Newton) Departed on 6.3.82 It was his will that she should die, His will that we should let her go; And we must ever bow to it, But oh dear God we miss her so! Such
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      69 27 IN LOVING MEMORY OF EVELYN TAY LAI KHENG Departed on 6/3/81 Gone from our lives one so dear, But m our hearts, forever near Always remembered by: Mum, Brothers, Sister, Sister-in-law, Brother-in-law and nephews. In Loving Memory Of JOHN LEE BIN SOO Departed 6th March 1982 Always remembered by family
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      112 27 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MDM LEE YORK MUI expreas their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to their relative*, Mend*, colleagues for their kind assistance, donations, wreath* and attendance during their recent bertNß VwfTf Vti The family of the late MR. TAN KIM KWEE Departed on 1/3/83 Wish to express their
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      48 27 Lost Something? Don't feel lost. Refer to The Straits Times Classifieds Lost Found Column, No. 134. The finder may be trying to contact you. tit's a C. A.T.S special service. j "In Memoriam" j I is for the loved I I ones whom you I 1 remember J
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon Jane drives on hubby
    215 28 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. American Jay Cudd, inspired by his wife, today fired a par-72 to share a one-stroke lead with Filipino rookie Frankie Minoza for a three-round total of 208 m the Malaysian golf Open, the third leg of the Asian circuit. After his Manila and
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    Lock icon Wickets tumble for Sri Lanka
    158 28 CHRISTCHURCH, Sat. The loss of four wickets for just 18 runs shortly before the end of play left Sri Lanka struggling on the second day of the First Test cricket match against New Zealand here today. Sri Lanka were 141 for eight wickets at the
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    As the Reds go Latin the US skip a beat
    971 28 As the Reds go Latin the US skip a beat SPORT is the world's most popular commodity. Its commercial turnover puts it high m the first division of the global business league alongside oil and gold. Its ever-increasing value as the theatre of the people can influence governments and just
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    Clerc in the dark
    253 28 US Davis Cup hopes dim as McEnroe fades r BUENOS AIRES, Sat. The 1983 chances of Davis Cup-holders, the United States, hung m the balance today as Argentina's Jose Luis Clerc stood within a game of winning his singles match against John McEnroe wnen time ran
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    Lock icon Mission money
    115 28 Mission money BRAZILIA, Sat. Brazil will hold the 1986 World Cup finals only if they can be made profitable, the International Football Federation (FIFA) president Joao Havelange said here yesterday, after meeting Brazilian president Gen. Joao Baptista Figueiredo. Brazil, Mexico, the United States and Canada have applied to host the
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    Billie barges past Betty
    135 28 Billie barges past Betty LOS ANGELES, Sat. Veteran American Billie Jean King today beat fourth-seeded Bettina Bunge, of West Germany, 64, 6-4 to go into the semi-finals of a women's Forum Classic tennis championship here. American Andrea Jaeger also advanced to the semi-finals, winning on a default by France's Catherine
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    Paraguay level the score
    88 28 Paraguay level the score ASUNCION, Sat. Paraguay managed a surprising 1-1 tie with Czechoslovakia In the opening singles of their Davis Cap first round today. victor Peed beat Toraas Smld M, 84, S-4, 5-7, C-l m a tease Star. 36 mln. tie to bring the two teams level after Ivan
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    My pick £or Players of the Year
    886 29 Robson and Mabbutt are obvious ones 4 ROBSON is now looked upon as the best all-round midfielder m Britain. He has such a wide range of talent that he's capable of producing outstanding performances m virtually any position. And the willingness to take
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      445 29 ATHLETICS: Race-walking league The first of the XL League races takes off at Al Tong Primary School In Ang Mo Kio A venae 3 at 4 pm today. Besides seasoned campaigners R. Nadarajan and R. Rajasegaren going for the honours in the main event a crop of primary pupils, who
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    Champions
    720 31 Gateway to the Games Beyond the pace lies the peace of a hideaway HIDDEN from the heavy Jnrong industrial fumes, and the hustle and bustle of the city, is a sprawling land of green acres and an air of serenity. It's a place where the annoyed and Irritated can
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  • The Sunday Times Sportsfront
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      Splendid surprise by the juniors
      209 32 SINGAPORE'S junior squash players salvaged some pride when they regained the Eric Cooper trophy by beating Malaysia 3-2 at Kallang yesterday. It was a much-needed victory for Singapore, who were demoralised after their 2-1 defeat by Malaysia m the Asian juniors m January. Singapore were
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      Lock icon No Salver on a platter...
      488 32  - No Salver on a platter. Tay Cheng Khoon reports All the results SINGAPORE won the Ovaltine Salver when they edged Malaysia 6-4 m their annual squash encounter at Kallang yesterday, their senior and junior squads winning by 3-2 margins. While the juniors should be commended for their success, the narrow
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      'Princess' Dalat Queen fior the day
      238 32 THAI Dalat Edmead, bowling m her first Open Masters, took a surprise 107-pinfall lead after 12 games of the Queen's International championships at the Kallang Bowler-Drome last night. Dalat, 36, was only recently elevated to the Open Division with a 171 average. She spent
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      Susan aims for the right lines
      183 32  -  LEONARD KING SINCE winning the Carlsberg Stars of Tomorrow graded title last April, things have not been going too well for Susan Wong. Today, when the Queen's International bowling championship graded A Masters' final rolls off (9 a.m.), she hopes to change all that.
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      Yee Leong to face the music
      147 32 BENNY SEE, the Singapore team manager, disclosed last night that action will be taken against Wong Yee Leong for not responding to the call j)f national duty. Yee Leong, 17, withdrew from the Singapore junior team to meet Malaysia at the last minute. And
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      Fu shuttles in for the big badminton job
      235 32 Fu shuttles in for the big badminton job CHINESE badminton coach Fu Hanxun (below) arrived m Singapore yesterday wearing a blue suit and a smile. Today, at the Singapore Badminton Hall, the blue suit will be replaced by a tracksuit as Fu gets down to the serious business of shaping
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      Stapleton goals settle big derby
      268 32 LONDON, Sat. Manchester United bounced back from behind to beat neighbours City 2--1 on their rivals' ground m the Manchester derby here today. Irish international Frank Stapleton scored both United goals after City, who have not won m their last eight games, had taken a
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      Star sacked as Changi take control
      354 32  -  JOE DORAI By TAMPINES star striker, former international Ronnie Liew, was sacked and five others booked as Ghangi Constituency beat Tampines Rovers 2-0 m a Division One match at the Jurong Stadium last night. The match was clean and exciting until the last 10
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      Don-Razali task for League thriller
      231 32 Don-Razali task for League thriller TWO of Singapore's top strikers Don Ang and Razali Rashid will tonight shoulder the unenviable task of getting the goals for their respective clubs to enhance their Division One hopes. Don, who is the more established, will lead Toa Payoh United against champions Fairer Park
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      2 1 SUNDAY PLUS
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        Pack your troubles in an old kitbag
        1401 1 i 4 In Tijuana you cannot get over the feeling that the shopkeepers are out to fleece you. 'Eh amigo, come m here,' they say, pulling you into a well -stocked a shop. 7 THINKING back, it was a pretty daft thing to
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      • America on a quickie trip
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          HOUSTON
          237 3  -  BHARATHI MOHAN'S Pictures from album THERE are two reasons for visiting Houston the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the Astrodome. This oil-rich city m Texas has a manned spacecraft centre which is open to the public. For about $50, the Greyline tour bus takes visitors on a twohour
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          NEW ORLEANS
          287 3 NEW ORLEANS, m Louisiana, is eight hours by rail from Houston. Along the way, you see Huckleberry Finn countryside lush green trees, brooks, meadows, dainty white houses and, of course, the legendary Mississippi River. It's best to arrive here m the evening for the city's biggest draw the
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          LAS VEGAS
          168 3 IT IS best to arrive m Las Vegas, the glittering gambling city, m the night when the fun actually begins. Hotels are expensive, unless booked through organised tours. To pass the night, visit the casinos and see any of the grand shows, and sleep when leaving the city.
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          TIJUANA
          302 3 TIJUANA, Mexico, is ;20 minutes by the express trolley from San Diego. Like Hyad a a i on the Malaysian-Thai border, it thrives on shopping and night life. The rule of the game for visitors should be that if shopkeepers quote the price for an item, the buyers should
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          SAN DIEGO
          318 3 SAN DIEGO, a southern resort city m California, has the world famous Seaworld Park (above). Situated near the Mexican border, it is three hours by rail, along the coast, from Los Angeles. It has plenty of hotels and flat-topped Mexicanstyle houses. The heat can be stifling around noon.
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          ATLANTA
          219 3 WALK the streets of Atlanta m the state of Georgia and you are liable to come across a black, a total stranger, asking: "You all right?" with a smile. That's how friendly the blacks are m this city of Martin Luther King. This is the place where a local
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          NEW YORK
          119 3 GO TO Macy's m New York. It is the biggest and, perhaps, the most famous store m the US. The fashion conscious and ordinary shoppers everyone can find something of interest on its many floors. Browsing can be an experience m itself. Other places of interest m this
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          WASHINGTON
          80 3 WASHINGTON, city of museums. Latest m the series of the Smithsonian museums, the National Air and Space Museum contains exhibits from the days when man attempted to copy the birds. Plus an impressive display of full-scale models of spacecraft, in- cluding Skylab and the Soviet Soyuz. Besides the museums,
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          TUSCON
          169 3 AROUND Tuscon, Arizona, are sights which offer glimpses of America's past. There are several Red Indian reservations and museums depicting their early history. At one I visited, the Red Indians were well-dressed, spoke fluent English and sold pottery which they claimed was the kind used by their ancestors at
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        102 1 Millions of children around the world are growing up on -&25i/^ j****'. ''< > Yes Klim. It's the full cream milk powder mfmJlTj I Klim is imported, quality is guaranteed, preferred by millions of mums in South O S^MiJ I U lnstant Fuil Cream Klim iS as nch a And
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    • Mind & Body
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        Lock icon Fitness fanatics seek new games
        785 2 GAMES handed down from a century ago are not going to satisfy the new generation of fitness fanatics. The search is on for new games that will test and stretch the growing army of healthhungry joggers. BILL SPICER reports. BIKE PATO From Argentina, a game
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        For true beauty your complexion needs this softening care
        290 2 The loving care and attention you give your skin each day will be more than rewarded m the look of youthful softness sustained through the hardest day. One of the most effective ways of pampering the complexion with a tropically moist
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        Lock icon Stop that gas in the tummy
        390 2 NERVOUS habits can give you embarrassing intestinal gas. Your boss just yelled at you. You're tense. You smoke more, drink more coffee, gulp down your lunch. Now you've done it. Your stomach is grumbling so loud you*re sure everyone m the room can hear
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        Lock icon Clothes people wear reveal their personality
        286 2 THE CLOTHES people wear and how they wear them reveal a lot about them, says a Harvard psychiatrist. People who wear monogrammed shirts or blouses are optimistic, dynamic, self-confident and proud of who they are, according to Dr William Appleton, assistant clinical professor of
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    • Glorious food
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        Cafe Vienna Luncheon Special
        513 4 PS: If you have a food promotion you'd like to share with us, write to FOODNOTES, The Sunday Times, 390 Kirn Seng Road Singapore 0923. All notes to be m by Wednesday noon, please. SAUSAGE lovers can try the special sausage promotion now on at the
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        Something strange is stewing
        846 4  -  LEE GEOK BOI H ITE j~ j lit it _&y SSuiw i IF YOU are looking for a quick meal that does not involve going out of the house but only a walk to the kitchen cupboard, you can forget about the canned western meals like
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        Indonesian food in pampered setting
        1106 4  -  MARGARET CHAN By PLACE: Restaurant Borobudur, Goldhill Square, 101 Thomson Road 01-52, call *****48/9 or *****80 RECOMMENDED: Rijstaffel, $27 rice with 10 side dishes, a soup, hot starter, dessert and fresh fruits; Nasi gudeg Jogyakarta rice served with jackfruit and chicken curry, beef skin curry
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        DISH OF THE WEEK
        87 4 IF YOU are a fan of liver (chicken m particular) you'll love the chicken-livered herbie one of several m the range of open-faced sandwiches you can choose from at Movenpick, the Swiss restaurant at Scotts. The liver is done just right a little rare so it
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        Good food with no trimmings
        513 4 PLACE: Cheong Kong Eating House, Block 21 177 Ghirn Moh Road, call *****93 RECOMMENDED: Fried almond chicken, $9 for half a bird, mutton sparerib stew, $7; prawns with dried chilli, 1 0; squid with chilli, scallions and fermented black soya beans, $8. HOURS: Daily 2
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        329 5 Victor Borge *JK «^H Mil. JF^W :< iiiiiiliifflflHßMß K^B^ v# I^m^^' I'm m ■—^^^B H Helen Reddy hf'- mwM BVA HELEN REDDY/VICTOR BORGE: Comedy In Music Thursday Entertainment Specials, Ch 5, 10.10 pm First, music from Australian-born recording star Helen Reddy, seen m concert performing a selection of her hit
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        732 5 Will Rogers and Janet Gaynor STATE FAIR (b/w) Saturday Matinee, Ch 5, 2.30 pm First and best film version of Phil Stong's novel about a country family who get ready for their annual outing to the State Fair. Will Rogers, Janet Gaynor, Victor Jory, Lew Ayres, Sally Eilers, Norman Foster
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        636 5 i^--.. S^ii^ '^W W f \ib '?<£' BHP^^iPBHBBKi' "'^SBB^BBfI Bhßuß 1 -Qff BBf "^lra m^ct"^ jßa ft*^ wJ' 'w i^. X KSb^bW mß^bbHßßlb^b! Baß^H^B^E '^^wAW^u|B&iMH *t Hospital hijinks as doctors move into the operating theatre |Jp\ ENCOUNTER Cosmopolitan Hour, Jf Today, Ch 5, «< 10.10pm Japanese drama about a deaf
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        958 5 Highlights on radio TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES Play Of The Week, Today, BBC World Service, 7.30 pm BBC dramatisation of Thomas Hardy's famous novel which exposes the hypocritical values of 19th century English society. Pippa Guard, Christopher Guard and Eric Beacon star as the three protagonists m a story about
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        2475 6 Channel 5 2.50 P.M. ENIGMA (C/r). 4.25 AFTERNOON MATINEE: Galaxy Features Captive. Sci-fi drama about a group of aliens on a routine spy mission who are forced to crash-land on an isolated part of Earth after being attacked by sentries. They discover a family living on a farm and hold
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        616 6 I i HhwHHßWbbsP jwHBMBttfIKBBiHWp™ Channel 5 3.00 P.M. LOVE FOREVER (C/r). Serial. 4.30 EXERCISE WITH GLORIA. 5.00 NATURE'S WATCH: Mauritius (Part 1). A look at a captive breeding programme for threatened bird species. 5.25 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY. Dad, dance, desert, bit and bite are among the words taught. 5.50 THE
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        540 6 Channel 8 5.55 P.M. GATHER ROUND: The Princess And The Pea. 6.20 KIMBA THE WHITE LION: Catch As Catch Can. 6.45 NEWS AND WEATHER FORECAST (T). 7.05 NAADAGAN ARANGAM: Gowri (T). A girl falls m love with a man forced to marry someone else. 7.35 WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS:
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        707 7 GROWING up m the glare of the spotlight isn't easy for TV child stars, but today's breed are handling the pressure with style. One of the brightest is Gary Coleman, 13, star of Diff'rent Strokes. Three major kidney transplants before he was five may have permanently stunted his
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        504 7  -  Ah Kay TV REVIEW i By BY NOW, Singaporeans must have so whole-heartedly embraced the notion that computers are good for us that a programme like The Computer Programme (Sundays, Ch 5, 2.25 p.m.) risks looking like an anachronism. I'm not sure if we need a
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        269 7  -  TEO LIAN HUAY Look East By IT LOOKS like her, but the fat "lady" m the picture above is not Lydia Sum Tin Har. It is really actor Lv Hai Peng dressed up as the comedienne (right) for the third film awards presentation organised by Hongkong's Television Broadcasts
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        490 7 LIKE THE SUN LIU WENZHENG (Philips/Polygram) JAZZY. Vibrant. Pulsating. Electronic. That's Liv Wenzheng's latest record. Yeah, hot like the sun, though that only describes Side One; the flip side is cool, mild like the moon? But first, the sun. Though Liu's stage image is outgoing,
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        756 7 IT WAS one of those wretched days when nothing seemed to go right. I was hurrying to interview BBC broadcaster Natalie Wheen m her London home for this evening's Hooked On Classics, when my cassette player developed a whisker. I could hear it quite distinctly, clicking away like
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        33 7 \M HOOKED I W\ ON CLASSICS JfiL Sunday, Radio W^^Ty^ Produced and mm I|^ presented by It. Georgina Emmanuel m\k I I who tells you more I I a here about tonight's programme.
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        851 8 Two Special-effects speclacuars that break new around Action without a human face j£s*, Qirft<.t«<d r "IT'S nice when the making of a film lines up with the finished product," said director Steven Lisberger in an interview in Rolling Stone, a fortnightly American entertainment magazine. But I'm afraid that the making
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        514 8 Z\.i- *■:■■;■■>■:.,■■;' THE most expensive production to come out of Hongkong is a sword-fighting film which will determine the career of its director and has brought about a surprising partnership between two of the colony's oldest movie rivals. Called Zu: Swordsmen From Magic Mountain, the film
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        658 8  -  Tan Jong See REVIEW by THE setting is the misty myth-wrapped Zu mountain m China's Sichuan province; the plot is based on the fantasy-filled, action-packed novel Swordsmen From Zu Mountain the result is a film strong on special effects but confusing m continuity. If you're
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        1007 9 Bouquets for a winner YOU SEE floats on the street and on television every year for Chingay and National Day. Some of you may have even been on a float or helped build one. But the biggest and best Singapore float didn't make its debut here, it went on the
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        205 9 CATHAY jLoPENS TODAYI-J l[ AND ftM^^M BL S^SffißH^ WKmmfwm mm mm--- /JT| T&eTHREAT 5 (5) r^ fo». DENIS£PEnTDH3ER ORCHARD: NOW SHOWING! "^H^9^^ V The well itrung comedy -*lov«5»m« tw^^tfc'iitaX'^atf 1 bertconw &i....ajoRNBORG.,- J thkVkkdici 1 I < NOMINATED FOR 5 ACADEMY AWARDS BEST PICTURE BEST ACTOR Paul Newman i BEST
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        76 9 BORNEO fILEM 9S ORGANISATION DALIT LIWAGU NOW SHOWING! (D) 1. 15, 3.15, 7.30. 9.30 (L) 1.30, 3.30, 7.00, 9.15 OUTLAW GENES (C) TO DAY MORNING SHOW (2 THEATRES) (D) 10.45 AM (L) 11.00 AM DRAGON'S HOME (M) OCEAN TODAY TOMORROW 4 SHOWS 1.30; 3.30; 7.30; 9.30 P.M. JACKY CHAN m
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        990 10 sddfh FORD's image m Singapore took quite a battering with the locally assembled models. The Cortinas, m particular, suffered a series of maladies which shook the faith of the buying public. Rust was a serious problem with the early Cortinas; barely was it solved
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        1473 10 UWC launches £est TODAY TUESDAY TODAY is the start of the United Original Child Bomb and Groups EARLY this morning you THOSE keen on posters World College of Southeast Asia's '83. On Saturday are two events for might like to go to the can g0 t0 t h e Goethe-Insti-
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        216 11 I —TODAY'S WORLD -j "Hi, we're the Durtscomb* who have "Did you know Dudley it's against "Would you mind mentally adding just moved into the neighbourhood company policy to have your own theBe f 'fl uro $175 $85 $1 10 and we're m over our head*.' game plan?" $150..." ||i[|HliSßifl|P[
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        179 13 ©Deadlier than Deighton. More frightening thanForsyth. r On 8 February 1974, the Hull trawler trip into the twilight world of espionage 'Gaul' disappeared with all hands and and modern electronic warfare, without trace m the desolate arctic seas t is the Arctic pj| grim w hich has off the coast
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