The Straits Times, 11 March 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Hanoi's 'secret' offer — by Raja
    415 1  - Hanoi's 'secret' offer by Raja LIAK TENG KIAT Viets say they are set for Cambodia peace talks without Heng Samrin By NEW DELHI, Thursday THE Vietnamese have told Asean leaders m New Delhi they are now prepared to discuss a political solution to the Cambodian conflict without insisting, as they
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    Lock icon Landslide toll
    41 1 PORT MORESBY, Thurs. Thirty-one people were known to have died m a massive landslide which occurred last week m the remote Western Highlands area of Papua New Guinea, a government spokesman m Mount Hagen said man m today. AFP
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    Lock icon Review called
    42 1 MANILA, Thurs. Foreign Minister Carlos Romulo today ordered a review of security measures m Philippine embassies after armed men broke into the home of a diplomat m Teheran yesterday and beat a servant up badly, the Foreign Ministry said. Reuter
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    Lock icon Spray safe...
    277 1 Spray safe... ...and you can also help by following dry-spell rules WITH the splendour fast fading from the grass on the Padang, Singapore's most wellknown patch of greenery, help came yesterday to prevent the dry spell from doing Its worst. The spray of effluent water from an Environment Ministry tanker
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    Suharto — it's unanimous...
    463 1  - Suharto it's unanimous... SMAIL KASSIM Re-elected, but he was not present By I Our Regional Correspondent JAKARTA, Thurs. President Suharto, 61, was unanimously reelected for a third time as head of state this morning when th.c Indonesian Congress convened for its seventh plenary session. He was the sole candidate, and
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    Lock icon $2.3 m for 2 gold nuggets
    63 1 BRASILIA, Thurs. The Brazilian government paid a prospector US$l.l million (552.3 million) for two huge gold' nuggets discovered m Brazil's Amazon jungle, one of which may be the biggest found anywhere this century. The two nuggets weighing 32.9 kg and 25.9 kg were unearthed
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    Lock icon Nine killed
    40 1 CAIRO, Thurs. Nine people were killed and five injured when a five-storey house collapsed today m the Cairo suburb of Shoubra, police said. On Sunday, a 10-storey block m the suburb of Heliopolis collapsed, killing 18 people. Reuter
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    Lock icon Negri starts rationing
    86 1 SEREMBAN, Thurs. Negri Sembilan has imposed water rationing m the state because of the prolonged drought there. From yesterday, consumers m Seremban, its surrounding areas and Port Dickson have been allowed water supply for only eight hours a day. Water rationing was imposed m all the other
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    Lock icon US envoy caught spying, say Soviets
    160 1 MOSCOW, Thurs. A HIGH-RANKING United States diplomat here has been accused of spying and declared persona non grata by Soviet authorities after being detained earlier this month, the official news agency Tass said today. Quoting an announcement m the government newspaper Izvestia, Tass said
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    Budget: An extra day
    80 1 TRADE and Industry Minister Dr Tony Tan has tabled a motion for Parliament's sitting on Monday that an additional day, March 15, be allotted to debate and approve the government's financial policy for the new financial year. Be will also seek the approval of the House
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    Lock icon Opec's US$5 cut?
    289 1 Opec's US$5 cut? 'Partial accord' reached LONDON, Thursday OPEC oil ministers said today they had reached partial agreement on policies aimed at heading off a collapse of world oil prices, but said they needed more time to work out final details. "We have a general understanding on prices, but we
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    The Asean stand has helped: US
    664 1  -  GLENDA KORPORAAL But Soviet threat m region increasing, says Pentagon By Our Washington Reporter WASHINGTON, Thurs. The United States Defence Department yesterday said that the strong anti-communist stand taken by Asean nations has helped to thwart Soviet attempts to expand its influence m the
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      Lock icon NKOMO'S WIFE DETAINED
      82 1 HARARE, Thnrs. The wife of Opposition leader Joshua Ivkomo has been detained by police following her h n* i band's escape to Botswana this week, informed sources said today. They said Joanna Nkomo, her daughter Thandiwe and son-in-law John NdSovu were picked ap for questioning by police
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      179 1 RECEIVE© 1 1 MAR 1983 H«a4 Prtßtirt «N Publisher* Aot 810N011 fi|^jL iiiM?iJtJii 70 pages today The small dig before the big dig Page 13 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,6,9 CAUSEWAY 17 EDITORIAL 20 LETTERS 21 TIMES BUSINESS 23-26 CLASSD7IEDS 2743 RACING 43 SPORTS 44-47 OUTLOOK 2, 3 CINEMA 7
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      538 2 Scholars shun US TOP scholars vying for the prestigious Humanities Award have turned up their nose at the leading American universities on the scheme. A degree from Oxford or Cambridge would be more prestigious than one from Harvard, Yale or Princeton, said 13 out of 15 students interviewed yesterday.
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      COMMENT
      287 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: FOR all its faults, the non-aligned movement is even more relevant today than 22 years ago. Despite the machinations of a small group of members to subvert the movement, most members still believe m its value. The question is how strong is this conviction. Do
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      198 2 ELECTRICAL FIRM DIVERSIFIES INTO MECHANICAL ENGINEERING WESTINGHOUSE Industry Services Asia Pte Ltd has invested $3 million m new equipment and bigger workshop and office premises to upgrade and diversify its operations. The company, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Westinghouse Electric Corporation, has been carrying out industrial electrical apparatus repairs
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      BACKGROUND
      70 2 NO LET-UP IN OPPOSITION AN AMENDMENT Bill to extend the term and restore the powers of the Thai Senate is facing stiff opposition, despite the passage of two readings of the Bill. The army, which has many representatives m the appointed Senate, argues that a strong Senate enhances the
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      SPORTS
      334 2 Bitter cup MIKE KING was twice within centimetres of winning $210,000 on the opening day of the Singapore Open golf championship yesterday. The former English international stared m disbelief as the ball rolled, missing the par-three 121-metre 17th hole by centimetres, stopped about a metre ahead, then spun back
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      605 2 Troika to keep unity INDIA, Yugoslavia and Algeria yesterday appeared to have agreed that the Non-Aligned movement should be carefully steered under their leadership m order to preserve its unity and strength. Chairman India so far appears to have veered the meeting away from the obvious Soviet
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      179 2 Blitz on video shops MANY video libraries and shops m Kuala Lumpur and eight states put up their shutters yesterday to protest a police blitz on uncensored video tapes. More than 30,000 tapes, some of them pornographic, were seized m the raids which caught many by surprise.
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      SECTION 2
      341 2 Symbol of Vietnam IN JUNE 1962, a picture of a little naked girl running down the road, screaming from the burns of napalm, struck the conscience of the world. Overnight, she became the girl who symbolised the agony of the Vietnam War. WILLIAM SHAWCROSS recalls the aftermath of
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      174 2 Raped for being kind STORIES of the different types of fox-spirits can be found m Liao Zhai, a collection of'ghost stories. Some are kind and willing to help their human friends when they are m trouble. Unfortunately, their kindness sometimes does not pay off. Feng San
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      Troika-style guidance for group?
      379 3  -  LIAK TENG KIAT TAN LIAN CHOO IT COULD BE A POSITIVE SIGN FOR MOVEMENT'S FUTURE, SAYS RAJA By I and NEW DELHI, Thurs. India, Yugoslavia and Algeria today appear to have agreed that the non-aligned movement should be carefully steered under their leadership m order to
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      Lock icon 'Soviets out' rebuff for Kabul regime
      329 3 NEW DELHI, Thurs. The non-aligned countries have rebuffed the Afghan communists and agreed on a Pakistani draft renewing a demand for the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan, conference sources reported. They said yesterday that the draft called for a speedy political settlement of
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      Lock icon Pledge over Falklands
      59 3 NEW DELHI, Thurs. Argentina's President, Maj Gen Reynaldo Benito Bignone, challenging Britain's claim to the Falkland Islands, declared today recovery of the disputed South Atlantic territory was his country's permanent aim. In a lengthy address at the summit, he also expressed support for nations such as Mauritius
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      Raja tells why he 'shouted' his blunt message
      195 3 Raja tells why he 'shouted' his blunt message NEW DELHI, Thors. Singapore's Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), Mr S. Rajaratnam, told a press conference today why his statement yesterday was so blunt. "I had to scream a bit because if you talk softly, you are not heard. So I
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      'Don't be drawn into big power rivalries'
      414 3 'Don't be drawn into big power rivalries' NEW DELHI, Thurs. The Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr Mochtar Kusumaatmadja, told the 7th Non-Aligned Summit here this evening that the movement must especially guard itself against any attempt to draw it into conflict situations induced by great power rivalries and make every effort
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      Lock icon INDIA, PAKISTAN TO SET UP COMMISSION
      55 3 INDIA AND PAKISTAN yesterday signed an agreement to set up a joint commission on economic and cultural cooperation, a government spokesman said in New Delhi. Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and Pakistan President Zia Ul-Haq, who is in New Delhi for the Non-Aligned Summit,
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      Lock icon IRAN: WE WANT A FULL WITHDRAWAL
      50 3 IRAN, SIGNALLING rejection of Iraqi calls for non-aligned arbitration, refused to change its conditions for ending the Golf War. Prime Minister Hossein Mousavi said yesterday Iran wanted a complete Iraqi withdrawal from Iranian territory, war reparations and international condemnation and punishment of Baghdad. Reuter
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      Lock icon LAOS ON MENDING TIES WITH CHINA
      59 3 THE THREE Indochinese states of Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia "will spare no effort" to normalise relations with China, Laotian President Souphanouvong told the Non-Align-ed Summit yesterday. But Mr Souphanouvong also accused Beijing of working in collusion with the United States and "other reactionary forces"
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      Lock icon Panel turns down amendment on East Timor
      160 3 Panel turns down amendment on East Timor NEW DELHI, Thurs. A working group of the NonAligned Summit's political committee today rejected an amendment to the draft declaration, seeking self-determination for the people of East Timor, which is part of Indonesia, conference sources said. The sources said that 42 delegations spoke
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      Two charged with plot to kill Marcos and his family
      173 3  - Two charged with plot to kill Marcos and his family ABB Y TAN By Our Manila Reporter MANILA, Thiirs. The Philippines' Malacanang Palace Security Command has filed charges against two men for plotting to kill President Ferdinand Marcos, his family and his mother, Dona Josefa Marcos. The two men, Pablo
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      Lock icon Viet minister to visit Japan
      55 3 TOKYO, Thurs. Vietnamese Vice-Foreign Minister Ha Van Lau will visit Japan for about 10 days later this month, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said today. He will be the first senior Vietnamese official to come to Tokyo since relations were strained by the Vietnamese invasion of
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      The boom years are over for Japan...
      456 4  - The boom years are over for Japan PETER HAZELHURST Respected institute paints a gloomy economic picture By Our Tokyo Correspondent US no longer a model for economic growth. Difficulty of importing technology. Difficulty of importing raw materials m future. The high rate of savings will help to sustain the economy.
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      Lock icon Island deaths off Assam
      99 4 Island deaths off Assam VILLAGERS of Dhobiakoti Island walking back on Monday after collecting skulls of their relatives from the river bank where the immigrants were massacred by Assamese natives. Reports of the killing on the island off Assam reached authorities m the north-eastern Indian state only two weeks later.
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      Lock icon Hawke stresses efficiency
      403 4 SYDNEY, Thursday MR 808 Hawke was formally elected Prime Minister today and immediately stressed that his government will use efficiency as its hallmark. He told a press conference that his government's 13-member Cabinet will focus on economic affairs, stressing the government's concern over the state of the
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      Jobless rate continues its climb
      342 4  -  LIM SAY BOON By I Our Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Thurs. Australia's unemployment figures are continuing their upward climb. The latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics show that 10.7 per cent of the work force is now unemployed. Last month's figure was 10.2 per
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        Lock icon Training in Canada
        92 4 CANADA has agreed to help train diplomats for the tiny oil-rich British protectorate of Brunei, which is to gain independence at the end of this year, Canadian High Commissioner to Malaysia Gerald F.G. Hughes said on Wednesday. He said Brunei officials requested Canada's aid when Canadian Prime
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        Lock icon 2.2m visit Thailand
        52 4 2.2 m visit Thailand MORE THAN 2.2 miUion tourists visited Thailand last year, up 10.6 per cent over 1981, the government's Tourism Authority of Thailand said yesterday. More than 700,000 came from neighbouring countries, including Malaysia, Singapore and Burma. Malaysians were the most numerous visitors, numbering 588,000. followed bv 229.000
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        Lock icon Working for rain
        60 4 INDONESIAN authorities are resorting to artificial rain-making to cope with the prolonged drought in some parts of the country, an official said in Jakarta yesterday. Experts from the Research and Applied Technology Institute plan to try to induce rain in south Kalimantan, where drought hit a hydro-elec-tric
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      Lock icon Greens vow to tell state secrets
      423 6 Location of missiles will be made public, says leader BONN, Thurs. West Germany's anti-Nato Green Party will publicise state secrets it obtains, including nuclear missile sites, if they affect all West Germans. At a news conference yesterday, Greens parliamentary deputy Petra Kelly said the
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      Lock icon US bases in Spain to stay on
      87 6 US bases in Spain to stay on MADRID, Thurs. The governing Spanish Socialist Party has come out against the dismantling of US military bases in Spain. The party defeated in the Congress of Deputies yesterday a communist proposal to end US air base facilities near the northern city of Zaragoza.
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      Lock icon Big French firm in surprise takeover switch
      262 6 BONN, Thursday THE French ThomsonBrandt group made a surprise switch yesterday m its bid to find a major West German partner to combat Japanese competition on the electronics market. The state-owned firm said it plans to take over the home electronics subsidiary of
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      Lock icon 3 killed in Birmingham
      136 6 BIRMINGHAM, Thurs. Police launched a murder hunt yesterday after three Asian women were killed m 24 hours. The body of one woman was discovered on Tuesday and two more bodies were found yesterday at another Birmingham house. Police could not say whether the deaths were linked
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      Lock icon Poland agrees to Pope's June visit
      310 6 WARSAW, Thurs. The Polish government and the Roman Catholic church have agreed that Pope John Paul should pay a week's visit to his native Poland from June 16 to 22, the official news agency PAP reported tonight. Communist Prime Minister General Woiciech Jaruzelski and
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      Lock icon French army chief quits
      247 6 PARIS, Thurs. Discord m the French army is the latest blow to the country's leftist government as a tough nationwide electoral battle for city councils heads into its final three days. Army Chief of Staff General Jean Delaunay was replaced yesterday following disagreement with the government
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      Lock icon 'Yes' for law to save US pension system
      297 9 APPROVAL BY DEMOCRATS AN IMPORTANT REAGAN VICTORY WASHINGTON, Thurs. The House of Representatives yesterday overwhelmingly approved legislation to save the giant US social security pension system from bankruptcy. This move m the Democraticcontrolled House is an important victory for President Reagan. It
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      Lock icon US ready to claim seabed minerals up to 321 km
      319 9 US ready to claim seabed minerals up to 321 km WASHINGTON, Thurs. US PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan is ready to lay claim for the United States to all seabed minerals up to 321 km offshore, government officials said yesterday. The move stems from the Reagan administration's continued opposition to the Law
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      Lock icon NO TREATY WITH ISRAEL, SAYS LEBANON
      158 9 NO TREATY WITH ISRAEL, SAYS LEBANON NEW DELHI, Thurs. LEBANESE Foreign Minister Elie Salem said today that talks with Israel have made great progress but Lebanon will not sign a peace treaty or establish ties with Israel under any circumstances. Mr Salem, who is attending the Non-Aligned Summit, told a
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      Lock icon Property tax talks open
      53 9 MOSCOW, Thurs. A British delegation opened talks with Soviet officials yesterday on a 15-year dispute over payment of property taxes on the Soviet trade delegation building m London. Some U*****,000 (Ssl.6 million) is involved m back taxes on the Soviet building at Highgate, an area of
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        Lock icon Miners 'no' to strike
        66 9 BRITAIN'S COALMINERS have voted overwhelmingly not to strike over pit closures, miners' union leader Arthur Scargill said yesterday. Mr Scargill, announcing the official results of a ballot held on Tuesday, said 61 per cent of the country's 200,000 miners have voted against the strike call. The
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        Lock icon 270 die in landslide
        58 9 RESCUE WORKERS dug for bodies trapped under 20 metres of rubble after a landslide killed more than 270 people in north-west China, the People's Daily reported yesterday. The official newspaper said 60 million cubic metres of rubble slithered down a mountainside in remote Gansu province on
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        Lock icon 'Check plants' call
        59 9 BRITAIN HAS called for checks on east-west chemical plants to police a global ban on the making of nerve gases and other "supertoxic" chemical weapons. The Foreign Office, saying a convention to ban chemical weapons "may now be within grasp," announced the proposal would be submitted to
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        Lock icon ADB's $250 m scheme
        55 9 THE ASIAN Development Bank has initiated a US$125 million (about S$250 million) emergency financing scheme aimed at preventing delays in bank-assisted projects in membercountries, bank president Masao Fujioka said yesterday. Mr Fujioka said the programme would help the bank's developing member-countries overcome economic difficulties caused by
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        Lock icon China-US weapons?
        66 9 CHINA MAY soon agree to co-produce US arms for the first time, despite lack of progress at government level on military ties, Pentagon ofncials say. According to the officials, who asked not to be named, the talks between Beijing and private US companies were showing signs of results
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        Lock icon Second attacker held
        76 9 POLICE SAID m Belgrade yesterday they captured a second man believed to have taken part m an attack that critically wounded the Turkish ambassador, killed an innocent bystander and injured four other people. Both men are believed to be Armenians, the police said. The attackers shot ambassador
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      Lock icon 'Nkomo disguised as old woman to flee Zimbabwe'
      220 9 HARARE, Thursday ZIMBABWE opposition leader Joshua Nkomo disguised himself as "a fat old woman" to flee Zimbabwe, Home Affairs Minister Herbert Ushewokunze said today. Mr Nkomo, 65, who has taken refuge m Botswana, alleged on Sunday that Prime Minister Robert Mugabe wanted
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      Lock icon 56 arrested in Sudan for plotting a coup
      100 9 56 arrested in Sudan for plotting a coup KHARTOUM, Thurs. Fifty-six people have been arrested m Sudan on charges of plotting to overthrow President Jaafar Numeiry, according to an announcement issued yesterday by the official Sudan news agency Suna. The announcement accused Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi of masterminding the coup
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      Lock icon Congress against funds for poor countries
      202 9 Congress against funds for poor countries WASHINGTON, Thurs. The US contribution to the World Bank's International Development Association (IDA), which provides low-interest loans to the poorest countries, is m trouble because of congressional opposition, Treasury Secretary Donald Regan said yesterday. Mr Regan made his comment after urging a Senate appropriations
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    More bumps ahead before the bounce
    681 10  -  RONNIE LIM MOBIL SAID... AND SHELL SAID Now American Embassy says it and paints a much bleaker picture 4 Singapore refineries will finally have to face up to operating at under 61 per cent capacity, as those in North America, Europe and Japan have
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    'Minimal' increase in sea pollution
    261 10 THERE were 27 cases of sea pollution m Singapore waters last year, six more than m 1981. But the Port of Singapore Authority says this is minimal, considering the amount of shipping activity here. The highest number of pollution cases m the past 10 years
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    Accused pleads guilty to lesser charges
    307 10 Accused pleads guilty to lesser charges A MAN who was charged with trying to hurt a timber tycoon yesterday pleaded guilty to two lesser charges of criminal intimidation. He was jailed for a day and fined $5,000. Textile merchant Tan Yeo Yeow, 52, had originally claimed trial to conspiring with
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    Sisir gears up for shift in technology
    185 10 Sisir gears up for shift in technology THE Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research (Sisir) is expanding and upgrading its services to prepare for the Republic's new shift m technology. Dr Lee Kum Tatt, the institute's chairman, told delegates at a meeting on technological opportunities m Non-Destructive Testing (NDT)
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    Kah Hui joins Apollo
    86 10 MR Sia Kah Hui, a former Minister of State (Labour), will be joining Apollo Properties as an executive director. He is expected to start work at the wholly-owned subsidiary of Apollo Enterprises, the publicly listed company which owns Apollo Hotel, at the the end of this
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    Private hearing for CCC directors
    133 10 A CLOSED-DOOR hearing was held yesterday into the applications of five former CCC (Holdings) Ltd directors who asked the High Court for permission to take part m the management of companies. The five Huang Sheng Chang, 63; Derrick Chong Soon Choy, 47; Ng Cheng Bok,
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    Award for cable car hero
    56 10 ABDUL Latlp bin Jantan on Monday morning; received the Guinness Stout Effort Award for January 1983 from PSA general manager Wong Hung Khim. Mr Abdul Latip, 26, is the PSA marine assistant who dived into the sea to save 22--month-old Tasvinder Singh after the Sentosa
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    Minister to promote direct air links between Singapore and Egypt
    354 12  -  GILLIAN POW CHONG By THE Egyptian Minister of Tourism and Civil Aviation, Mr Tawfik Abdu Ismail, yesterday said he would like to see direct air links between his country and Singapore to boost tourism between the Gulf area and this
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    Questions on total defence of Singapore
    767 12 Questions on total defence of Singapore THE Defence Minister and Second Health Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, will be asked m Parliament next week what the Defence Ministry is doing to ensure that Singaporeans develop a better understanding of the concept of total defence of their nation. Mr Lim Boon
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    Fewer visitors from Indonesia after tax rise
    238 12 SINGAPORE has begun to feel the bite of Indonesia's big increase m the exit permit tax. The Indonesian government raised the tax from 25,000 rupiahs (Ss7s) to 150,000 rupiahs on Nov 15 last year m an attempt to stem the outflow of foreign
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    Flag day
    23 12 THE Young Men's Christian Association of Singapore will be holding its annual flag day tomorrow from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    Telex that started 10-year legal battle
    374 12  -  GERRY DE SILVA By( A TELEX received by Keppel Shipyard from the owners of a cargo ship was nothing uncommon. Like many telexes it received, this one inquired about drydocking and repair possibilities at the yard. But it turned out to be one that
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    Fewer flights last year, but...
    190 12 Fewer flights last year, but. THE number of flights coming into Singapore continued to fall last year, but both the number of passengers and the amount of cargo handled rose substantially. This is due to the increasing use of larger planes. In 1981, there were 71,365 flights into Singapore, 6
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    Ministry seal
    29 12 PARENTS should look for the Ministry of Education's seal of approval on books before purcnasing supplementary materials. The 1983 list of approved titles is available from principals.
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    Europe TV interested in Singapore film
    160 12 SEVERAL television stations m Europe are interested m screening parts or all of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board's latest film, Moods and Images of Singapore. They showed interest after the film won the coveted Golden Kompass award m a tourism film competition m Berlin
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    Lay-off talks reach partial deal
    332 12  - Lay-off talks reach partial deal CHAN ENG CHENG B> A PARTIAL agreement was reached yesterday between the management of Oilfield Tubular Services (S) Pte Ltd and retrenched workers at a meeting held at the Labour Ministry. Mr Andrew Currie, OTS general manager, agreed to pay the workers their February salary
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    Tuba recital
    48 12 A TUBA recital by Mr Bradley R. Marshall of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra will be held at the Orchard Road Presbyterian Church this Sunday at 8 p.m. Also m attendance will be the Expat Brass/ Popular modern music and jazz will be played. Admission is free.
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    Traffic changes and roads to avoid
    243 13 BEAMS for a pedestrian overhead bridge will be raised across Jalan Toa Pay oh tomorrow from 12.30 a.m. to 5 a.m. During this period, part of Jalan Toa Payoh will be closed to traffic. Motorists travelling from the Thomson Road area to Woodsville will
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    Businessman fined for CBT
    70 13 BUSINESSMAN Leonard William Nonis, 43, was yesterday fined $4,000 by a district court for criminal breach of trust of two cars worth $5,500. He pleaded guilty to the offence committed on July 19, IST77, when he was then the executive director of Lenßo Pte Ltd. The
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    Musician loses clarinets during lunch
    151 13 Musician loses clarinets during lunch TWO CLARINETS are missing and Mr Mitchel Sturmann of the SSO needs them desperately for upcoming concerts. The Singapore Symphony Orchestra's principal clarinetist lost his musical instruments yesterday while having lunch at Empress Place Food Centre. Mr Sturmann, who has been playing with the orchestra
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    Bogus dentist fined
    120 13 Bogus dentist fined A BOGUS dentist admitted yesterday m a magistrate's court that he made and repaired dentures for private clinics, although he was not registered. Choo Kirn Ting, 61, retired and jobless, pleaded guilty to practising dentistry at 29, Soon Keat Road, on Oct 14 last year. He was
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    Ceremony to set vessels on right keel
    163 13 Ceremony to set vessels on right keel A HINDU priest hands a helmeted shipyard worker a coconut to crack over the keel of a supply boat. After this is done, the ritual, with incantation and scented flowers, is repeated. The ceremony yesterday was not meant to cure the shipbuilding industry
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    Charged with stabbing
    54 13 SHAIK Rahmat bin Shaik Mohamed, 21, was charged on Wednesday m a magistrate's court with hurting Lalith Raiapaksa by stabbing him with a knife at the car park m front of the Holiday Inn on j.in3. The case will come up for mention on March 30. Bail
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    The small dig before the big dig
    501 13  - The small dig before the big dig TEO LIAN HU AY PUB and Telecoms to ease disruptions during MRT work By 6 WE will try to minimise any Inconvenience caused by the digging. Bat we urge our consumers to bear with us, as the MRT project Is so extensive that
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    Career guidance sessions meet with big response
    543 13  -  MAGDALENE LUM By I RESPONSE to the National University of Singapore's career guidance talks at Kent Ridge campus yesterday was tremendous the lecture hall was so crowded that many students had to sit on the floor or stand at the back. Almost all
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    Fire guts shop
    57 13 QUICK action by firemen prevented a fire last night from spreading to shops at the Gay World. The fire, which broke out at 9 p.m., razed a shop, Goh Teck Seng Pte Ltd, m Geylang. A tae-kwon-do club was partially burned. The blaze was put out by
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    Penguins are adopted
    41 13 PENGUINS at the Singapore Zoological Gardens have been adopted by the Singapore Petroleum Company. The chairman of the company, Mr Tan Boon Teik, will present a cheque for $15,000 to the zoo chairman, Dr Ong Swee Law, tomorrow.
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    Choir to sing in China
    240 14 Chinese to hear local songs and spirituals A LOCAL choir, the Heralds Choral Society, will be leaving for China tomorrow to give a series of concerts. This is believed to be the first cultural organisation to perform m China. About 40 members from the troupe
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    Top scholars shun US universities
    463 14 Oxbridge degrees 'more prestigious* TOP scholars vying for the prestigious new Humanities Award have turned up their noses at the leading American universities that have been added to the scheme. A degree from Oxford or Cambridge would be more prestigious than one from Harvard, Yale
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    PA to tell Pre-U students about its work
    235 14 PA to tell Pre-U students about its work SENIOR officers of the People's Association are visiting junior colleges and pre-uniyersity centres as part of a programme to familiarise the students with the association's work. A PA official said this is the first time that such a public relations project has
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    Bus pass valid on shuttle buses from Monday
    154 14 Bus pass valid on shuttle buses from Monday SINGAPORE Bus Service concession passes for senior citizens can be used on Singapore Shuttle Service oases from March 14. They are also valid on Trans-Island Bus Services (Tibs) bases which will start running on April 3 across the the northern part of
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    Test tube babies forum
    29 14 A FORUM on Test Tube Babies The Social and Moral Implications will be held at the Queenstown Branch Library on March 19 at 3 p.m.
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    Jail for cheating
    80 14 FORMER businessman Koh Thian Sze, 31, was yesterday jailed for 30 months for cheating a trader of $11,520 worth of goods. Koh, who is presently serving 18 months' jail for j another cheating offence, pleaded guilty to cheating i Mr Chew Hun Chong, managing director of Sunled
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    4,400 being trained to cope with emergencies
    283 14 4,400 being trained to cope with emergencies MORE than 4,400 volunteers from 11 constituencies are being trained m civil defence at community centres, schools and residents' committee offices under the first phase of the Civil Defence Plan. Another 1,450 people from Jurong, Ang Mo Kio, Yio Chu Kang and West
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    Hotel man charged
    69 14 A HOTEL employee was yesterday charged m a magistrate's court with pretending to be an anti-vice officer when he demanded a 20-year-old Thai woman's passport. Vimala Nathan, 33, was accused of committing the offence on March 2 this year at Collyer Quay. Nathan claimed trial and was
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    Wind energy
    59 14 THE Sixth International Conference on Wind Engineering will be held at Queensland's Gold Coast from March 21 to 25 for engineers interested m wind aerodynamics, and m Auckland from April 6 to 7. Dr A.J. Dutt, professor m the department of building science at the National University of
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      83 14 The Boys' Brigade m Singapore celebrates its centenary with a Thanksgiving Service at the National Theatre on Saturday 12 March 1983 at 3.30pm and thence to the St. Andrew's Cathedral for a Tea Reception. All old Boys, Parents of present Boys, friends and well wishers are cordially invited to celebrate
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      Lock icon 1,744 held for drug offences in two months
      273 17 1,744 held for drug offences in two months KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Twelve foreigners, including three Singaporeans, were among 1,744 people who were arrested for drug offences in the first two months of the year. Forty-one were arrested for trafficking while another 58 were detained for possession. The remaining 1,645 were
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      Lock icon Wanted man back in jail
      77 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A magistrate yesterday ordered a Malaysian back to prison pending his extradition to London to face charges of murder, attempted murder and causing grievous bodily harm. Chong Chee Vui, 25, was arrested in Sabah on Feb 20. British police want him for
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      Lock icon War games
      29 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Australia and Malaysia will hold a week-long joint military exercise beginning March 16 in Pahang, operation commander Brigadier-General Shah Mohnmed Amin .said vesterday. AP
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      Lock icon 'More child abuse in nuclear families'
      264 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A recent study has shown that child abuse m Malaysia is more prevalent m nuclear families. The study by the University Hospital here on 39 cases of child abuse revealed that nearly seven out of It (66.7 per cent) of abuse
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      Lock icon Video protest after police raids
      293 17 More than 30,000 uncensored tapes seized KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Many video libraries and shops here and m eight other states were shut today to protest yesterday's nationwide police blitz on uncensored video tapes. More than 30,000 uncensored tapes, some of them pornographic, were seized m
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      Lock icon 1,200 fear airbase jobs may go sooner
      97 17 1,200 fear airbase jobs may go sooner BUTTERWORTH, Thurs. Anxiety has gripped the almost 1,200 local workers at the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) base here following the Labour Party's win m the recent Australian general election. The workers' concern stems from Prime Minister-elect Bob Hawke's avowed policy to withdraw
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      Adopt koban system, police force told
      343 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Acting Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam has directed the police force to adopt the highly successful Japanese k oban system of policing. The aim is to improve 'police-community relations to get the Malaysian public more involved m the fight against
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      Lock icon Cholera outbreak checked
      128 17 KOTA KENABALU, Thurs. The cholera epidemic m Lahad Datu town, 93 km from here, has been checked before it could spread. A Medical Department spokesman said yesterday that the situation m the east Sabah town returned to normal yesterday after a 30-hour quarantine im- posed on Monday
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
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        Lock icon Barter accord
        60 17 MALAYSIA and the Australian state of Queensland have agreed in principle to barter trade in sugar and other items. They are expected to sign the agreement soon. The agreement follows discussions between the visiting trade mission from Queensland, led by the state premier Joh BjelkePetersen, and the Malaysian
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        Lock icon Mokhtar files appeal
        71 17 CULTURE, Youth and Sports Minister Datuk Mokhtar Hashim and village headman Rahmat Satiman yesterday filed their notices of appeal to the Federal Court against their conviction and sentence. They were sentenced to death last Saturday for the murder of a political rival, the former Negri Sembilan Speaker,
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        Lock icon Man killed in attack
        51 17 AN ANGRY mob threw a man and his friend into a river after they were involved in an accident near Taiping, Perak, in which a 12-year-old girl was killed on Wednesday. The driver, identified as Chai Heng Guan, 30, died while his friend escaped with bruises.
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        Eight will take part
        59 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Eight countries have confirmed that they will be taking part in an international exhibition of building technology, Buildtex 83, here in July. The countries are France, the United States, Belgium, Denmark, West Germany, the Netherlands and Taiwan. Also invited are Australia, Canada, Italy,
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        28 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A law to govern the establishment and running of blood banks will be drafted soon, Deputy Health Minister K. Pathmanban said yesterday. NST
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    SBC scores a big hit with Army Series
    296 18  -  LEONG WENG KAM Plans for a bestseller too By ARMY SERIES, the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's latest Mandarin drama serial, has turned out a winner m more ways than one. It is not only drawing a large number of viewers, but advertisers and
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    Court injunction against Jordane jeans lifted
    389 18  - Court injunction against Jordane jeans lifted BEN DAVIDSON Sy THE High Court yesterday lifted an interim injunction against the agents for Jordane jeans after holding that Jordache Enterprises Inc, a jeans manufacturer which applied for the injunction order, had failed to show that there was confusion m the market between
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    Breaking in the new expat executive
    340 18 FOREIGN managers new m Singapore will be "trekking around essential industrial areas over two days to familiarise themselves with the areas. An intensive orientation programme will be held for them at the Century Park Sheraton on April 6 and 7. Foreign managers who are
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    Join in the chase
    92 18 STEP on the gas and join the car chase. The chase starts at the Straits Times Classifieds. Answer the questions on the entry coupon and drop it into any of the official deposit boxes at Goldhlll Square before noon, March 23. Students, housewives and professionals have
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    Charged with murder
    57 18 A HOUSEWIFE was charged on Wednesday with the murder of her sweeper-friend, Madam Yap Son Keow, 62, on Feb22. See Scow Beng, 35, was alleged to have committed the offence at Block 141, Lorong 1, Toa Payoh. She was remanded for a week and the case will
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    Scholarships for teachers
    53 18 NON-GRADUATE teachers are invited to apply for two scholarship schemes to attend the National University of Singapore. Confirmed teachers are eligible for a bursary of $5,000, plus a $4,500 interest-free loan, per year. Unconfirmed teachers can qualify for either a $4,000 scholarship or a $2,800 bursary. Applications
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    M-cyclist hurt
    37 18 A MOTORCYCLIST, Tan Hwa Cheow, 26, was seriously hurt on Wednesday after he lost control of his machine and hit a tree along Mount Pleasant Road. He was admitted to the Toa Pay oh Hospital.
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    The Straits Times says... Non-aligned ship is worth rescuing
    458 20 The Straits Times says... Non-aligned ship is worth rescuing A SHIP which is worth hijacking is worth rescuing. Surely, the non-aligned movement must have something to offer the 101 countries which bother to attend the seventh summit ending today m New Delhi. In broad principle, any international forum is useful.
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    Guidelines to set movement on path to peace
    3996 20 m Its past is one of which we can be justly proud. Its present condition however does it no credit. And finally if it persists in its present course, its future will be one of shameful oblivion They (the two superpowers) find
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      When books cost only 4 cents each
      698 21 When books cost only 4 cents each The 'penny dreadfuls* VARIOUS suggestions have been put forward to improve the standard of English m this country. May I be so bold as to suggest that the best way to Improve our pupils' command of English is to encourage, even force, them
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      Queensland PM cannot speak for most Australians
      185 21 Queensland PM cannot speak for most Australians IN your report "Labour win unlikely to change ties" (ST, March 7), Mr Johannes Bjelke-Peter-sen, the Prime Minister of Queensland, was reported to have advised Singaporeans to invest quickly m Australia before the newly-elected Labour Government was fully operational, stating that only his
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      Let's become a regional centre
      260 21 Let's become a regional centre Medisave I HAVE read the Blue Paper on the National Health Plan. I would like to comment on a few points: THERE is no mention of Singapore as a regional medical centre. Though this does not appear to affect the average Singaporean, by making Singapore
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      What protection?
      43 21 FOR $10, the Central Provident Fund Board will release particulars of a member's previous employers. This information may be useful to prospective employers. What protection is there, however, to safeguard his present whereabouts from his immediate ex-employer? ADMIN MANAGER Singapore 1537
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    • On the music scene
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        Beating the 'empty seat' problem
        290 21 Beating the 'empty seat' problem I REFER to the letter "Concerts: Improve ticket selling system by Mrs H. Quek. (ST, March 7). We are sorry that Mrs Quek and other concertgoers have been inconvenienced because tickets to Singapore Symphony Orchestra concerts were "sold out." We would like to advise concert-goers
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        Criticism was not directed at orchestra
        396 21 HAVING been myself a reviewer of serious music over a continuous period of 12 years for The Times of Ceylon, I have followed the writing of Mr John Edwards with great apKreciation and respect, oth for his knowledge of music and for his discernment
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        Norfolk Rd will be widened
        99 21 YOUR writer "B. Chai" (ST, March 3), who complained of the traffic bottleneck at Norfolk Road, will be happy to know that plans have been made to widen the road. In conjunction with the construction of Phase I of the Central Expressway from Jalan Toa
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        Present fleet can cope with demand
        98 21 I REFER to the letter by "Frustrated Student" (ST, Feb 15) requesting the Singapore Bus Service to provide more buses on Service 151 during the morning peak hours. Field investigations were conducted to ascertain the demand level on this service and the findings show
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      554 21 'illPiiSsw MAJESTY'S ■y||g|| THEATRE xi 98*9 SYDNEY-AUSTRALM Gateway to mffll^k Sydney's Chinatown Wj&ngmM entertainment centre, Projects m Sydney's dramatically changing Haymarket/Chinatown area include an enormous convention and exhibition complex (incorporating the Sydney International Shangri-La Hotel), the massive new Entertainment Centre, and a new arts crafts museum. Located at the very
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      Don't cry for me, Saudi Arabia
      659 22 COHEN was singing, "Don't cry for me, Saudi Arabia". "You seem very happy, Cohen," he said. "Would it have anything to do with the price of oil down?" "I'm not happy or unhappy," he said. "I iust take things as they come. I didn't
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      Military seeks to preserve Senate power
      1504 22  -  With NANCY CHNG Amendments to Thai constitution The Region Our Bangkok Correspondent A Proposed changes EXTEND the term and restore the powers of the government-appointed senate. ALLOW civil servants (including military officers) to hold Cabinet positions. RETURN voting system to status quo (the system
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  • TIMES BUSINESS
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        Carlsberg profits
        76 23 CARLSBERG Brewery Malaysia Bhd has reported after-tax profits of M 512.11 million (M 512.7 million) on iurnover of M 5133.05 million (M 5119.8 million) for the year ended Dec 31, 1982. Directors are declaring a final dividend of 15 cents per Msl share, less tax, on the present
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        Lingui Developments
        58 23 LINGUI Developments Bhd has reported group after-tax profits of M 5300,000 (M 5613,000) on turnover of M 51.75 million (M 51.82 million) for the six months ended Dec 31, 1982. Directors have declared an interim dividend of 2 per cent gross payable on May 16 to shareholders registered
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        Trading in UOL
        24 23 UNITED Overseas Land's stock units, unsecured loan stock and warrants will resume trading on the Singapore Stock Exchange today from 10am.
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        Apollo replies
        63 23 APOLLO Enterprises has appointed Messrs Sia Kah Hui, Tan Boen Hian and Martin Lee as directors of the company's subsidiary, Apollo Properties. Meanwhile, it has replied to an exchange query that the company has yet to determine whether to proceed with the proposed extension to Apollo Hotel after
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        Collyer Quay results
        47 23 COLLYER Quay Properties, a subsidiary of Hongkong Shanghai Bank Corporation, has reported losses of $98,436 for the year ended Dec 31, 1981, against $2,837 previously. After accounting for an extraordinary item, amounting to a loss of $1.25 million, total losses came to $1.35 million.
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        Lock icon Securities licence
        69 23 TOKYO, Thurs. The Japanese finance ministry said it has licensed the Tokyo office of Kidder Peabody and Company Inc of the United States to carry out the full range of securities business in Japan. The firm obtained four licences enabling it to act as dealer, broker, underwriter and
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        Lock icon Plant agreement
        89 23 TOKYO, Thurs. Sumitomo Corp and Nippon Electric Glass Co, both of Japan, said they have reached an agreement to build a 5.5 billion yen (S$48 million) plant in China to produce glass bulbs for television picture tubes. The agreement, which will be signed shortly with China national Machinery
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        90 23 TOKYO, Thurs. The Irish government plans to float a 15 billion yen (S$131 million), 10-year, 8.5 per cent coupon samurai bond with payment on March 16, Daiwa Securities Co Ltd said as lead manager. The bonds were priced at 99.50 to yield 8.592 per cent, lower than
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        66 23 TAIPEI, Thurs. Taiwan widened its trade surplus to US$371.2 million (S$772 million) in February against a surplus of US$192.4 million in January and a US$21.6 million deficit in February last year. Figures from the directorate general of the country's budget, accounting and statistics department showed exports in
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        66 23 BANGKOK, Thurs. Global economic recession and export quota restrictions caused a drop in Thailand's production of tin to 35,644 tonnes in calendar 1982 from 42,968 tonnes* in 1981 and exports to 26,000 tonnes from 30,070 tonnes. The director-general of the mineral resources department said because of unfavourable
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      Westinghouse Industry to diversify operations
      287 23 WESTINGHOUSE Industry Services Asia Pte Ltd (WISAPL) has invested $3 million m new equipment and bigger workshop and office premises to upgrade and diversify its operations. The company, a wholly owned subsidiary of Westinghouse Electric Corporation, has been carrying out industrial electrical apparatus repairs and
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      UOL launches $150 m unsecured loan issue
      500 23 UNITED Overseas Land, taking advantage of the buoyant stock market, has launched a public issue of $150 million convertible unsecured loan stock 1983/93. In an announcement giving details of its annual results and property revaluation for the year ended Dec 31, 1982, UOL
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      Filipino businessmen going ahead with security paper plant
      232 23  - Filipino businessmen going ahead with security paper plant ABBY TAN Ay Our Manila Reporter MANILA, Thurs. Filipino businessmen are going ahead on their own to set up a security paper plant one of the projects being considered for the Asean Industrial Joint Ventures (AIJV). However, industry sources hold out the
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      Keppel Shipyard secures Danish repair contract
      305 23 WHILE other ship-repair yards are facing difficulties m securing contracts to keep busy, Keppel Shipyard is working on a contract involving 16 vessels. Keppel's repair contract was awarded by Danish company A. P. Moller, the parent company of Maersk Line. Since December, six Maersk
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      386 23 BONN, Thurs. With the latest round of poker within the European Monetary System (EMS) well underway, West Germany has denied plans to revalue the buoyant deutschemark. Instead, it is urging France to intensify its anti-inflation efforts to help strengthen the franc. Mr
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      Tarisco plans to build food processing plant
      473 26 THE locally based Tarisco group is planning to set up a US$lO million (5520.8 million) food processing plant m Asia m two years' lime, said Mr Frank Lee, the group's executive chairman. Tarisco, which owns the franchise for the Long John Silver seafood
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      142 26 TOKYO, Thurs. Walt Disney Productions has broken new ground by becoming the first United States corporation to raise a direct syndicated yen loan from a predominantly Japanese banking consortium. The agreement, a 10year US$63 million (S$131 million) loan at 0.2 per cent above
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      Trading in Johan shares suspended
      295 26 TRADING m the shares of Johan Holdings was suspended on the Kuala Lumpur and Singapore stock exchanges on Wednesday at the request of the company. In a brief statement, Johan said it was m the midst of negotiations. As such, it was requesting a suspension
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      419 26 Opel aims to drive European sales up to 1.1m units i GENEVA, Thurs. Opel, the General Motors subsidiary, aims to sell 1.1 million cars m Europe this year, up 15 per cent from the 955,234 sold last year. Mr Ferdinand Beickler, chairman and managing director and a vice president of
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      Promet's oil, gas concession in China promising
      242 26 Promet's oil, gas concession in China promising PROMET Bhd has disclosed that farther tests carried oat at Its If per cent owned oil and gas concession m China's Golf of Beibo have produced more positive indications that It may be commercially viable. In a statement, Promet said five tests carried
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      180 26 Cuba will act to improve balance of payments PARIS, Thurs. Cuba has signed an accord with Western creditor nations pledging tough economic action to improve its balance of payments as a condition for the debt restructuring package worked out in Paris last week. The agreement marks the first time a
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      405 26 TOKYO, Thurs. Komatsu, the leading Japanese manufacturer of construction equipment, has won a 50 billion yen (***** million) order to supply 500 pipelayers to the Siberian natural gas pipeline project. The contract, signed m Moscow two weeks ago by Mr Ryoichi Kawai, Komatsu 's
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      367 26 Redland takes direct stake in C I Holdings CI HOLDINGS has strengthened its association with Redland PLC of Britain with the latter taking a direct stake m the company. CIH said that Redland has acquired the 20 per cent stake m the company held previously by Monier Ltd of Australia.
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      335 23 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed narrowly mixed after a higher opening on speculative buying support and profit-taking m selective trading with higher overseas market advices aiding sentiment. Malayan Cement rose If cents to $B.ft, Tabtag Textiles 12 cents to $1.93, Malayan Banking 25 cents to $7.85
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        36 23 Ulu Benut 600 -30 Sth Msia Ind 358 -12 C Sugars 1240 -10 DBS 885-10 Hong Leong Ind 865 -10 Times Pub 690 -10 Straits Trading 620 -10 MBS 310 -10 Fed Cables 246 -10
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        58 23 G E Life 2750 +100 Promet 376 22 Glenealy 275 +21 O C B C 1040+20 Van Der Horst 540 +20 S P K Sentosa 285 +17 C C 462+16 M Banking 765 +15 K L Industries 525 +15 Sim Lim 308 +15 F E Levingston 580 +10 P
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        43 23 Mar 9 Mar 10 BT Composite: 826.15 826.9? BT Indicator: *****1 *****2 ST Industrials: 841.38 841.17 ST Finance: 2062.05 2076.64 ST Hotels: 1039.46 1037.* ST Properties: 657.47 659.3? ST Minings: 225.95 226.13 ST Plantations: 936.30 937.71 OCBC: 749.22 751.$ SESInd: 642.42 649.11
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        24 23 Promet 1,938,000 Faber Merlin 1,223,000 C C 1,180,000 JC-MPH Loan 1,020,000 Taiping Text 941,000 Total turnover: 26.84 m Total value: $82.35 m
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      70 23 Bonntead Bhd 1 C*C +16 Duniop Ind Ess« Guinness +2 Gathrle Bad MTC +5 NUT PanElec +1 Perils Pteat Rothmans Semb Ship S Trading -10 Scp C«rp +1 U M Works -6 Wemes +6 CCM Cold Storage -2 F&N -5 Gen tings +8 Haw Par 4-1
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      2671 24 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr's Net 1982/1983 Last Div P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale +or- COOO) High Low 350 235 Acma 262 -3 21.7 25.4 9 268 260 180 130 Alcom 178 unch 3.7 148.3 1 178 178 233 132 Allied Choc 225 +1 7.0
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      561 24 THE Singapore stockmarket opened firm yesterday but profit-taking m the afternoon took prices to a mixed close, although gainers still outnumbered losers. The Business Times Composite Index closed with a •.82-point gain to 826.97 while the Straits Times Industrial Index was 1.21 points lower at at
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      398 24 SHARE prices on the Kuala Lumpur stock market closed mixed yesterday as earlier gains were trimmed by a late round of profittaking. Buying interest was particularly strong after the morning tea-break when investors, encouraged by the steadier overnight New York market, began buying speculative and quality
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      195 24 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST (Managers' prioea far Mar 11) The Comiriorce 3.26 3.46 The Savings Fund 1.79 1.90 S'pore Pto.k Fund 1.44 1.53 S'pore Sec Fund 2.17 2.30 S'pore Invust Fund 1.14 1.21 S'pore Equuty Fund 1.41 150 ASIA UNIT TRUST Mai Invest Fund 2.95 3.13 Mai Prog F
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      34 24 Up Down unch Industrials 47 40 20 Finance 6 4 2 Hotels 1 1 Properties 5 3 Oil Palms 2 3 2 Tins 15 4 Robbers 5 6 4 Rubbers Deb/Loans 1
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      3644 24 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board deals
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        251 24 HK$ Associated Hotels 2.35 unch Carrlan Invest susp Cheung Kong 10.30 +0.5 China Light 14.70 -0-3 City Hotels Cross Harb Tunnel 11.60 +0.1 F E Consortium 0.79 +0.05 Far East Exch Phllex 0.1275 unch G I Cement 24.70 +0.2 Great Eagle 0.63 +0.02 Hang Lung 3.025 +0.06 Hang Seng
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        328 24 Yen Ajinomoto 868 +5 Akal 450 unch Amada 555 +2 Asahi Chem 281 unch Asahi Glass 566 unch Bank Tk 291 unch Brtdgestone 473 -2 Canon 1140 unch Casio Computer 1090 +30 Citizen 354 +19 D Nip Print 718 +2 D Nippon Screen 795 +65 Dalel 617 1 Dallchl
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        189 24 Sandoz Pc 775 unch Sandoz Reg 1860 -20 Sulzer Pc 275 -3 Sulzer Reg 1775 -15 Swiss Bank Br 321 +2 Swiss Bank Corp Reg 240 unch Swiss Re-Insur Reg 3280 -50 Swiss Re-Insur Br 7150 -50 Swissair Br 797 -8 Swissair Reg 660 -4 Union Bank Of Swltz.
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        97 24 Pesos IAcoje Mining 0.0012 unch Anglo Phil 0.0038 unch Apex Mining B 0.018 unch Atlas Con. B 30.50 -0.5 Bagulo Gold 0.0024 +0.0002 Basic Petroleum 0.012 unch Benguet Con. B 89.00 -1 CDCP 2.00 0.2 First Phil Hldgs 7.70 unch Lepanto B i 0.14 unch Marlnduque B 7.20 -02
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        120 24 Bahts Asia Fibre 104 unch Ayuthaya Inv. And Trust 133 +3 Bangkok Bank 254 2 Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd 144 +2 Bata Shoe Berll Jucker 347 +2 Charoong Thai Wire 356 -2 Kii-st Trust 50.50 unch Industrial Finance Corp 142.50 1 Jalaprathan Cement 158.50 -2 Maboonkhrong 147 1 Metal
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      682 24 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and re|X>rted to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS AJeam (1.945) (7) 1.97 (22) 1.96 (61) 1.95 (2) 1.98 (20) 1.94
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        RUBBER
        652 25 RUBBER prices m Singapore yesterday closed slightly higher with April RSS One buyers quoted at 232.00 cents per kilo, up half a cent from Wednesday's close. Morning prices were marked down slightly on some profit-taking and selling interest after an unchanged opening. Afternoon prices gained some ground on higher
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        32 25 Rubber: Mar 10 Singapore: April: 232.00 cents (up 0.50 cent) Malaysia: April: (253.50 cents (up 2.50 cents) Tin: M 529.02 per kilo (up 4.00 cents) 200 tonnes (up 16 tonnes)
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        177 25 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed quietly higher on covering support, m line with firmer palm oil futures. In the March position, south sector rose Mss to 725 per tonne and central 3.50 to 718.50 while north was traded unchanged at 717.50. The refined market was
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        31 25 LONDON: Copper prices on Wednesday (previous m brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £1054.00 (£1048.50); sellers £1054.50 (£1049.50); Three Months buyers £1087.00 (£1082.00); sellers £1087.50 (£1082.50). Market tone: Steady Sales: 28,625 tonnes.
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        91 25 NOON SSR and SMR price* yMterday: RAS April May (Current Mth) (Forward Mth) Buyer* Sellers Huyer*. Seller* SSR 20 (1-ton paUet) 221.00 223.00N 223.00 225.00N SSR SO (1-ton pallet) 217.00 219.00N 219.00 221.00N MRELB April May SMRCV (1-ton pallet) 303.00 306.00N 306.00 308.00N SMRL (1-ton paUet) 296.50
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        STRAITS TIN
        211 25 THE STRAITS tin price m Penang yesterday rose four cents to M 529.92 a kilo, still within the ITA "may buy" range of M 529.15 and M 532.06. The advance reflected the continued rise on the London Metal Exchange and slightly increased demand. Buffer stock manager support was
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        133 25 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per 1M kg yesterday. Coconut oil: Bulk fob $94.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $107.00 sellers, new drum fob $111.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $55 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $360.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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        GOLD
        208 25 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $28,627 and closed at $28,795 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.00/ 426.00, moved gradually up to 427.50/428.50. The market remained quiet, with trading at the &l level. It closed the morning session at 426.75/ 427.75. The
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        29 25 Wed Tm» New York 10.67B unav 10.74S Zurich 10.70B 10.80S Thus Wed Singapore 10.75B 10.85S Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce. SMree: Credit SitaN, S'pwe.
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        684 25 TRADING m the US/Sing dollar was generally thin, amidst mixed sentiments after opening at 2.0810/ 30. It was brought to a low of 2.0805/15 before finning marginally to close at 2.0820/30. The US unit against major currencies opened m line with New York's close and trading was
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        45 25 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Mar 10: Overnight: 3Vi Call deposits: 3 j < Cloting Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 2% 2* 3-month Bank bills 6% 6% 3 months CD 611/16 6 9/16 6 months CD 71/16 615/16 Source: Natteoai Mse«urt O».
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        34 25 Clealng brterkMk ratea far Siapipsre dellan »o Mm II: O«er Bid Overnight 6V* 6 1 month 6% 6% 2 months 611 16 63/16 3 months 611/16 69/16 Overnight mode 6 3 4
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        24 25 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 9.35 per cent.
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        New York
        380 25 STOCK PRICES managed to close higher on Wednesday due to an afternoon rally m the energy sector that emerged on speculation that the Opec nations may be near an accord on oil prices. The Dow Jones Industrial Average spent most of the morning on the down side but
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        680 25 STOCK prices opened higher on hopes of an Opec agreement yesterday, dealers said, adding initial trading was modest. The Financial Times Index at 10am was up 4.6 points to a new peak of 669.5. At noon, it came down 0.3 points to 669.2. Government bonds gained up to IV4
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        354 25 PRICES CLOSED lower across the board m moderately active trading yesterday, led by sharp declines among some leading mining stocks. Near the close, the AllOrdinaries index was down 5.3 points at 511.4, due mainly to a fall m the All-Re-sources index of 7.5 points to 397.6. Cents A C
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        50 25 H.K.HANG SENG Thursday 1023.81 Wednesday 1003.50 Week Ago 1002.74 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday 652.4 Wednesday 655.1 Week Ago 647.6 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday 511.4 Wednesday 516.7 Week Ago 508.2 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 664.9 Tuesday 664.6 Week Ago 651.6 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 1132.64 Tuesday 1119.78 Week Ago 1135.06
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        187 25 SHARES were lower on Wednesday, due to profittaking and m reaction to a lower Wall Street close on Tuesday. Fls ABN 354.50 -4.5 Ahold 144.00 -5.8 Akzo 51.30 -IX AMEV 118.50 -0.5 Am fas 88 .50 -05 Amrobnk 51.80 -0.4 Bergoss Berk 30.00 -0.5 Bols 86.00 -3.3 Borsucer 148a)
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        KUALA LUMPUR PRICES
        1288 25 FROM: Page 24 (2) 2.64 (29) 2.67 (12) 2.69 (63) 2.65 Peril* Plaat (4.526 4.565) (1) 4.48 (44) 4.50 (14) 4.54 (40) 4.52 Pramet (4.10 B) (5) 4.00 (3) 4.02 (17) 4.04 (107) 4.06 (102) 4.08 (83) 4.12 (75) 4.14 (17) 4.16 (1) 4.18 (95) 4.10 P
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      312 28 i 66 Situations Vacant 1 a) Professional Executive Established International Trading Company requires urgently: (A) ASSISTANT MANAGER (Female) At least 3 years experience m Export field with knowledge of Shipping and Documentation Knowledge of company management Ability to work independently (B) MARKETING EXECUTIVE to handle the import/ marketing of soft
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      602 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretariat d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical Clerical Wr Trade Development Board w Applications are invited from Singapore Citizens or Peri& manent Residents for the appointment of: I CLERICAL OFFICER GRADE IV fj I Salary Scale: $400x20-460/495x25-670 710x30-890 p.m. ggg
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      473 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Wd) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical An established Group of Companies m Hiilview Industrial Estate urgently requires a SECRETARY At least GCE 'O' level with credit m English. c Possess Secretarial Certificate with minimum 2 to 3 years experience. Pleasant personality with good shorthand
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      615 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Well Established Precision Spring Manufacturer require*:FEMALE QC ASSISTANT Requirements:--e GCE 'O' level (technical stream) or NTC grade 3 c Working experience required but related experience not essential c Ability to interpret engineering drawings and use simple measuring instrument interested applicants, please write giving personal
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      583 30 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical GENERAL ACCOUNTS CLERK required G.C.E. O' level. c Able to keep full set of accounts up to Trial Balance. Conversant m English and Mandarin. Start work immediately and able to handle correspondence independently. Please call personally at: BLK. 5092, UNIT 1052 ANG MO KIO
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      508 30 I 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Well established Company invites applications tor FEMALE STORE CLERK c Secondary School education c Age 18 to 25 c Store experience required Good starting salary plus other fringe benefits. Please call personally during office hours at: United Agencies Bfdg 15 Tagore Drive Off
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      827 30 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical SECRETARY Rep. Office looking for efficient Secretary. Age 20 to 25 c Must have ability to work independently, maintain simple bookkeeping, good shorthand/typing speeds. Please telephone: *****05 for further details. TEMPORARY STAFF Required Immediately (3 to 6 months) 1. GENERAL CLERKS 2. TRADING BOYS
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      938 30 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical TYPIST URGENTLY REQUIRED for Immediate employment. Interested please write m giving full details, salary expected, contact number and non-returnable photograph to: Eng Kong Container Services (S) Pte Ltd, 8 Enterprise Road, Singapore 2262, Tel: *****13. AN ESTABLISHED OIL company requires Female General Clerk. Minimum
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      861 30 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical REQUIRED RECEPTIONIST CUM Typist with 2 years experience minimum by Construction Company. Please call personally at: #12-08, Blanco Court, 585 North Bridge Road for interview. REQUIRED A FEMALE Clerk cum Typist. Preferably m dist. 12 or 13. Experience not necessary. Please call personally at
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      423 30 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical RECEPTIONISTS, TYPISTS ft General Clerks wanted urgently for temp, assignment and perm. Vacancy. Call: *****27. REQUIRED CHINESE FEMALE General Clerk. Experience not necessary. Interested call: *****31/ *****38. SCHOOL CLERK REQUIRED. Call personally: Singapore Commercial School 15A, Mackenzie Road, Singapore 0922. URGENTLY REQUIRED MALE General
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      731 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales Fir/I'ATRICKX FITZPATRICI& invites applications for the position of PRODUCT EXECUTIVE (Bakery Products) Experience m the promotion of institutional products m general and bakery products m particular. Training/experience m the Bakery/Catering Trade. Ability to sell and demonstrate product usage. The Reward
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      438 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales f FEMALE MARKETING EXECUTIVES Those who are hardworking can earn above $3,000/- per month Approximate Income: $1,500/--per month. THE JOB: The appointed person will recruit, train, motivate lead a group of Sales Agents (fuli-time part-time). He will enjoy very attractive allowances, commission rates, overriding rates
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      572 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales MANAGEMENT TRAINEES (Male and Female} A progressive fas! growing group ol companies requires aggressive young Singaporeans to (ill the above position. c Willing to learn and work hard c Intensive marketing and professional approach m sale of superior quality products. c Training will be provided.
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      575 31 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales CHER-BELI CREATION Career opportunities for school leavers and adults. A top selling American product requires SALES PERSONNELS Attractive income scheme. Experience not necessary. 6th Floor, 06-27 Orchard Towers Tel: *****93 Established fsshion shop requires FULL-TIME/PART-TIME SALESGIRLS c Minimum Secondary 2 education. c Fluency m 2
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      782 31 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales Established Householdwara wholesaler requires MALE/ FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVE Few years sales experience Must have already have wide contacts with Metro, Isetan, Fltzpatrick's, NTUC, etc. Good prospects for successful applicants. Interested tel: *****02/ *****03. Immediate vacancy for: INDOOR SALES ASSISTANT Must be able to play piano/
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      637 31 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales REQUIRED SALES EXECUTIVE for sheet metal machine division. Salary $1,000. Entertainment $200. Transport $300 plus commission. Interested please write to: Hydrabend (S.E.A.) Pte Ltd, or phone *****15. SALESMEN/ SALEGIRLS, WITH/ without experience required for Jeans Shop in Peninsula Shopping Complex. Attractive salary. Apply personally at:
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      642 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical Technical Ryoden (Singapore) Pte Ltd 70 Shenton Way, #15-02 Marina House Singapore 0207. Tel: *****33 a joint venture of the Mitsubishi Group and Sole Agent for Mitsubishi Lifts and Escalators invite applications for the following posts: LIFT ENGINEERS/SUPERVISORS to handle project supervision
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      384 31 66 Situations Vacant Technical PROMET PTE LTD A Company wgefl«l In the construction of o» rig* and marline vessels bnriteti appficttow for the posts eftEUECTRIOAN I A minimum of 2 years' experience m maintaining, installing and commissioning electric*! equipment m a shipyard 2ND CLASS ENGINE DRIVER Relevant certification wttb j
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      374 31 66 Situations Vacant Technical Immediate vacancies for: I MAINTENANCE I I FITTER I NTC 3 m Maintenance Fitting 1-2 years working experience m welding, cutting, etc. I ELECTRICIANS I NTC 3 m Electrical Installation 1-3 years experience m installation, trouble-shooting, etc Prepared to work shift Interested applicants, please call personally
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      486 31 66 Situations Vacant Technical IT MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN wanted by a progressive local company. Minimum qualifications: c Secondary education c 4 years experience m maintenance work c Completed, exempted or part-time national service c Boiler Certificate will be an advantage Salary $500 to $900 per month depending on qualifications and experiences.
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      549 31 66 Situations Vacant Technical Magnolia Dairies has an im- mediate vacancy for a FORKLIFT DRIVER Requirements: Able to work on 2 rotating shifts Forklift licence preferred 1 year related experience An attractive commencing salary plus 2 months' bonus will be offered to the successful candidate. Interested candidates please call personally
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      611 31 66 Situations Vacant Technical O Bensons We require: TOOLROOM MACHINIST Requirements Benefits: c Completed N.S. c Secondary education c 2-5 years' experience c Shift allowance c Transport provided c Medical attention c Meal subsidy c Productivity bonus c Routing shift Interested applicants pioase call personally at: 24/26 GUL AVENUE JURONG,
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      695 32 66 Situations Vacant Technical Construction firm requires an experienced ASSISTANT FOREMAN (Chinese only) Possess class 3 driving licence Completed N.S. Interested applicants, please tel. *****45 for immediate appointment Consulting Civil/ Structural Engineers require STRUCTURAL DRAUGHTSMEN c Minimum 2 years relevant working experience. Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience. Please apply
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      776 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production > f^Mjf SINGAPORE > VJIVI PTE. LTD. Engaged m the assembly of circuit boards and integrated circuits, is expanding its operation to Block 4008 along Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10. With this additional floor space,
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      779 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production >* fitp'" 1 1 0 /^*^s n us v° u re M"Z? y 08 d M [m FEMALE PRODUCTION OMRATOIB (Primary 6) A V\W I(\ Y^TESf OPERATORS i A i^i A- i3N j rf(Secondary 3
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      400 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production NEC f ATTENTION ALL HOUSEWIVES OF ANG MO KIO PART-TIME OPERATORS Our new multi-million dollar factory at Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park II is now m operation. Due to expansion program, we require a team of female part-time operators to
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      292 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Production COOLJHQ SYSTEMS I &FLEXBLEB PTE LTD Manufacturer of radiators, oil coolers and heal: exchangers has immediate vacancies for: We offer starting salary between Excellent Promotional Opportunities 5-day week Confirmation increment Free beverages during breaks Medical/ Dental company paid plan Leave annual, marriage, sick compassionate Accommodation
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      228 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production Shintom Electronics (Singapore) Rte., Ltd. urgently requires jk hH Attendance incentive. Lunch Transport allowances. Basic education provided. Sports/Recreation activities. 1 3th month bonus. Free medical benefits. Good prospects for promotion. Please come personally with identity card for an interview at:
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      255 33 PRECISION CASTING 1 PTE. LTD. is expanding rapidly and we require MACHINE OPERATORS (Male or Female) We offer attractive salary. Only dedicated, hardworking persons may apply. Benefits include: Free uniforms Free transport 5-day week Shift allowance Premium awards Paid annual leave, compassionate leave, sick leave Free medical/hospitalisation benefits Yearly increment
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      493 33 66 Situations Vacant g) Production An established international company manufacturing high quality watchcases urgently requires: OPERATORS (Male/ Female) c Experience not essential, training will be provided c Male applicants must have completed or exempted from National Service c Willing to work on 2 rotating shifts Benefits: Attractive starting salary with
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      643 33 66 Situations Vacant g) Production Vacancies for: 1. ROLAND REKORD OPERATORS 2. KORD OPERATORS 3. RYOBI OPERATORS 4. OFFSET MACHINE ASSISTANTS For posts (1) to (3): c Mln. 4to 5 years experience. For post (4): c Mln. 1 year experience. Attractive starting salary and overtime, allowance, other benefits, etc. Call
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      650 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous i) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous Honevwe,,-Svne rtßk Pte Ltd jg^^ Honeywell -Synertek JBmLwr f E^UMK"! AMC '^Übl a subsidiary .jfflllMr I H-HIUVIAIIJ of the Honeywell J^tttT •Candidates should possess NTC/ITC/ Corporation invites Mr Technical Certificate
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      262 33 pun TRAVENOL LABORATORIES PTE LTD We are a multinational company specialising m the manufacture of medical products. Our Company is now embarking on an expansion programme. We invite applications for the positions of: EXTRUSION PERSONNEL (Shift) Requirements: Applicants should have attained Secondary 3 level education and completed National Service. Working
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      365 33 HITACHI ELECTRONIC DEVICES (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. A multi-million Colour Television Picture Tubes Manufacturing Company m Jurong has the following vacancies for keen and dynamic people who seek rapid advancement and job satisfaction. WANTED: JUNIOR SECRETARY G.C.E. 'O' level with at least 3 credits of which English must be one of
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      443 33 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous j urgently requires 1. FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERKS GCE 'O' level preferably with 1 to 2 years relevant working experience Ability to type Age: 18 —25 years 2. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS ITC Holders m Electronic/ Electrical Engineering or NTC 3 m Electronic Servicing Working experience not necessary
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      373 33 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous MOVENPiCK RESTAURANTS Of SWITZERLAND MOVENPICK the leading international Swiss Restaurant chain has vacancies for the following positions:L— WAITRESS!^ 2-3 years' experience Able to work shift duties. Gross salary Ss7oo/- per month. r— BEVERAGE STEWARD/ Stewardess J 2-3 years' experience. Able to work shift duties. Gross
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      479 34 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous VOSPER PRIVATE LIMITED is an International Company engaged In the design, construction and repair of sophisticated military ships We invite applications t<> fill the vacancy ofMESSENGER I In 1 selected person will be required to undertake the responsibility for the distribution of mails both internally
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      431 34 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous HITACHI KOKI (S) PTE LTD Requires: 1) MALE MACHINE OPERATORS NTC 3or Sec. 4 (Science/ Technical stream) Completed N.S. 2) STORE HELP At least Sec. 1 education Completed N.S. 3) MALE, FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS At least primary 6 education Completed N.S. WE OFFER:- Free transportation,
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      464 34 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous "ft* HOTEL ASIA PTE. LTD. requires immediately A. WAITRESS pleasant personality c able to converse well m English experience preferred though not essential only 2 rotating shifts B. HOUSEMEN c primary education able to speak and understand simple English c experience not essential c only
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      456 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous PHILIPS requires STORE ASSISTANTS Completed secondary education Physically fit. Completed or exempted from full-time National Service Store experience preferred but not essential MALE PRODUCTION WORKER Completed secondary two Duty: Assembling of colour television sets. Interested candidates, please call personally TODAY at: For Store Assistant:The Personnel
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      460 34 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous i requires Relief Disc-Jockey (Male/Female) Experience not necessary but appreciated Must be well-versed with current music trend Must possess cheerful disposition good standard m English. For interview, call personally today between 3.30pm 7.30pm at:The Goldmine Level 18 Sea View Hotel Amber Close Singapore 1543 NB.
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      488 34 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous M^ cold VJ^ STORAGE Our Gourmet Factory manufacturing pork products and situated at 18 Chin Bee Avenue, Jurong urgently requires the following personnel: 1. FACTORY WORKERS 2. BUTCHER HELPERS For posts 1 2 applicants should be able to understand and converse m English. Remuneration: We
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      544 34 66 Situations Vacant t) Miscellaneous 1 f DURAMIN CONTAINERS PTE LTD. requires immediately STOREKEEPER G.C.E. 'O' level Minimum 3 years experience preferably with an Industrial Firm. Able to plan organise the store. Able to work independently under minimum supervision. Good long term prospects lor I successful candidate. I Please phone
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      578 34 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous A large and well established furniture company has immediate vacancies for the following:- 1) INDOOR SALES PERSONNEL Preferably able to speak both English and Mandarin Experience m furniture sales will be an advantage although not essential High basic salary attractive commission 2) FURNITURE DELIVERY MEN
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      609 34 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous SECURITY GUARD SUPERVISOR 12-hour shift (on rotation). Requirements:- Singapore citizen. Age 40 and above. Education: Secondary 2 (English). Experience: 1 to 2 years m police or security field. Benefits:- Good starting salary. Annual leave 2 weeks. Medical leave provided. Please apply personally with testimonials, during
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      490 34 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous International Company requires urgently 1. DRIVERS c Possess Class 3 licence. Able to converse m English, c Age between 20-23 years. 2. DESPATCH RIDERS c Class 2 licence. c Able to converse m English School leavers preferred. Please apply personally between 10.30 a.m. 4p.m. The
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      715 35 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Printing Company requires: PART-TIME/FULLTIME PRINTER Preferably with 6 months' experience m handling AM1250 Able to do binding and trimming Interested phone: *****90 for appointment SECURITY GUARD wanted urgently by Toy Manufacturer m Toa Payoh. c Fnglish speaking. c Preferably around 50 years. Please call: *****33
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      904 35 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous MALAY DRIVER URGENTLY required. Age around 50. Preferable staying around Tampines, Upper Serangoon and Bedok areas. Possess own motorcycle. Salary negotiable. Interested please call *****62. MOBIL SELF-SERVE STATION is seeking for a Cashier and Apprentice to join their work force. Interested applicants call: *****74 or
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      702 35 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous CLEANERS WANTED URGENTLY to work on Sundays. Preferably staying m Ang Mo Kio. Interested please call: *****19. CLERK, DRIVER CUM Delivery wanted by Furniture Shop m dist. 1646. Please ring *****6 (after 10.00 a.m.). CLINIC NURSE WANTED. Experience not necessary. Apply personally at: 211, Lorong
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      638 35 70 Pleasure Boats: Sale/Wanted/Hire SELLING CHEAP! half cabin cruiser Capacity 10 persons L2o', W8 1/2' with mercury Inboard, 165 h.p. (need minor repair) Price $4,000 0.n.0. To view, please contact *****55 for Mr. Yusoff Rahman/ Mr. C.S. Tan. Singapore Power Boat Association EASTER BOAT SHOW AND RACES AT MATILDA BEACH
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      763 35 74 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance SINGAPORE-MALAYSIA FINANCE LIMITED CAR LOANS Competitive Interest Rates. Easy Repayment. Prompt Service. Tel: *****52 *****53 Ad. Permit No. 3674. KAH HUA CREDIT. Good terms for new and used car hire purchase. Tel: *****55, *****57. 01-08, Golden Wall Auto Centre, Albert Street. LM MOTOR CREDIT offers the
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      869 35 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun 1977 DATSUN 140J Saloon Beautiful condition. PARF eligible. $12,500 *****24. 1978 DATSUN 120Y GL. 2 owners, aircond, sports rims, cassette, tax, tyres new. *****52. 1980 DATSUN 100A. Aircon, radio, cassette, sports rim/ tyres. Tax 1/ 84. Excellent condition. *****19. 74 DATSUN 120Y good condition,
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      760 35 76 Vehicles For Sale i) Honda 1977 HONDA CIVIC 1500 4-door. Aircond, radio cassette, tuffkoted, new tax. $12,950. Tel: *****07. 1979 HONDA ACCORD. 4 doors. Automatic. Aircon, Tape Radio. I owner. $23,800 ono. Showroom condition. Tel: *****37. 1980 HONDA ACCORD 2 owners, beautiful condition. Road tax/ tyres new. Many extra
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      892 35 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes BUYING EXPORTING MERCEDES 280 S. 350 SL, 350 SLC. 450 SEL, 450 SLC. Tel: Ronnie Lav Trading Co., *****90 *****40. IMPORTED JUNE 80 Mercedes Benz 200 manual (white) m tiptop condition. Tel: *****55 Bernard. JULY 1980 MERCEDES 200. Aircond, stereo, power window, central locking.
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      785 35 76 Vehicles For Sale j) Toyota COMPANY REGISTRATION OCTOBER 1978 Toyota Super Crown 2.6 (Fully automatic) 1 owner. Genuine mileage 50,000 km. With concealed aircon, radio, cassette, power steering/ window. Central locking. Michelin tyres. Guaranteed showroom condition. $21 800 ono. Tel: *****56. COMPANY'S REGISTRATION 1980 Toyota Super Crown. (New model).
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      686 35 76 Vehicles For Sale l) Others RST6 ATTENTIVE -jjjj~ Maa;.!.^ jjjSb: jjjiirfc aSHfijK Attractive interest rates Prompt service Up to 48 months repayment period Up to 90% tinancing SING APURA BUILDING SOCIETY LTD. Head Off ice: 70 SHENTON WAY. #01-01 MARINA HOUSE SINGAPORE 0207 Tel: *****22 (10 lines) A.P. No.
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      1084 36 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Others I) Others wrimMW\ #%mS^ Charade IOOOcc M| Sj^yf XG4-speedS2I.4OOARF "W^^SPB^ XTE 5-speed 522.900ARF Charmanti3oocc Free Alpine LC4-speedS24.6OOARF 710CW«or LE 5-speed S26.OOOARF I OdT stereo with Free National Pn ualizer CQ 745 car OSO9 stereo with u^ equalizer CY-SGSO Att^les "OlS^rlrstere
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      599 36 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial m) Commercial m) Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles MazdaE22oo| I Downpayment $2,900 year or 20,(X)0 km warranty, whichever 5 free inspections at 1,000; 10,000; 20,000; 30,000 and 40,000 km carried out m our ROY approved inspection centre.
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      424 36 85 Housing Loans Sound Secure provides PROPERTY FINANCE for Residential Commercial properties CALL *****92 *****47 FOR DETAILS A. P. no. 3326 a) Houses DIST 11 DALKEITH ROAD (BEHIND Orchid Inn) Cosy single-storey bungalow on elevated grounds, set amidst lush greenery, 3 bedrooms, unfurnished, $5,500 p.m. c DIST 15 KEE SAN
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      368 36 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses BUNGALOWS DISTS. 10, 11 Off Sixth Avenue, 4 bedrooms, $4,000. Near Dunearn Road beautiful double-storey, 4 bedrooms, $7,500. Brand new double-storey area approx. 20,000 sq.ft., with big swimming pool/ entertainment area, $14,000. Swiss Club vicinity double-storey, 5 bedrooms, $10,000. Call VILLA INVESTMENTS *****40 DETACHED BUNGALOWS
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      1735 36 A home of your own, financed by FOCL Be it a flat, terrace house or Call us we're a joint affiliate bungalow, Forward Oversea of Oversea -Chinese Banking Credit Limited can help you own Corporation Ltd. and Midland it. We're one of Singapore's Bank Group of London. leading consumer and
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      770 36 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses MOUNT SINAI VICINITY 2 1/2storey semi-detached, 4 bedrooms plus servant's. 3 aircons. Fully furnished. Tel. *****5/ *****6. SEMI-DETACHED/TERRACES m Thomson vicinity, Hillcrest, Seletar. Serangoon Garden, Paya Lebar, Katong. Details/ viewing call Pentaland *****68/ *****54. SPACIOUS DOUBLE-STOREY BUNGALOW m quiet vicinity around Thomson. Going cheap. In
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      573 36 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 10 NEAR SHANGRI-LA HOTEL Exclusive maisonette m small development. 3 bedrooms/ family, swimming pool/ squash. $6,500 DIST. 11 PEAK COURT Brand new lower maisonette. 3 large bedrooms, swimming pool/ squash. $5,500 DIST. 10 LUCKY TOWERS Centrally aircond, 3 bedrooms/ study, swimming pool/ squash/ tennis.
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      1017 37 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant to) Apartments b) Apartments 'cArdmow cParlC) OPEN HOUSE Long or short lease Luxurious apartments to let with exclusive Country Club membership Just off Orchard Road and Scotts Road 3-bedrooms; large lounge; ample parking Furnished or unfurnished Rental from $5,375 per month including service charge
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      755 37 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments HOLLAND ROAD $2,400 furnished HILLCOURT $3,600 partially furnished FONTANA $4,000 fully furnished VILLAGE TOWER $4,000 partially furnished RIDGEWOOD (TOWNHOUSE) $5,200 partially furnished RING: YUMIN HOUSING AGENCY *****3/*****1 NEWLY RENOVATED APARTMENTS FOR RENT 3 plus 1 bedrooms, fully aircond, all new furniture NEXT TO BOTANIC GARDEN
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      804 37 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments SPOTTISWOODE PARK S-ROOMED (well furnished, alrcond) $1,000. Teban Garden 5-roomed (partially furnished) $700. Taman Jurong 3-roomed (partially furnished) $700. Clementi 4-rpomed (furnished) $750. *****82. CHANCERY LANE, DIST. 11, furnished, 3-bedroomed flat. Bathrooms attached, sitting cum dining rooms, servant's amenities, 2 alrconds. Rental $2,000 p.m. Contact
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      817 37 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 5 HONG LEONG CONDG Brand new. 1,200 sq.ft. Good facilities. 3 rooms, unfurnished $1,800. Fully furnished $2,600 Winner Housing, *****46/ *****02 DIST. 5, (HONG LEONG), beautifully furnished 2-bedroomed apartment, alrconditioned. Close to supermarket/ shops. $2200 Houseworld: *****64. DIST. 7, TEXTILE CENTRE, 2-bed-roomed apartment, beautifully
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      929 37 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments 1 DIST. 10, FARRER ROAD Apart- J ment. Quiet locality. 3 bedrooms, beautifully furnished. $2,300. *****47/ 8. Milus. DIST. 11 NEAR GOLDHILL Square. f 3-bedroomed apartment, high floor, fully furnished. $2,500. Tel: i *****69. DIST.I9 BEAUTIFUL WELL design- ed brand new maisonette, with swimming pool.
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      730 37 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms "URNISHED/UNFURNISHEC DOOMS available m various districts for singles, students, cou3le. Please call *****33 -URNISHED ROOM NEAR Cuppage Centre at Clemenceau Avenue opposite Starlight Hotel). $550 rel: *****78. URNISHED/ UNFURNISHED DOOMS available immediately ir various residential districts. Tel *****74/ *****87. URNISHED ROOM IN Clement! Vest for
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      805 37 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses a) Houses Exclusive to the few... 4$ i I^l I^^?^ C Exclusive Courtyard Houses m choice t L7/NASTY yL/^\ District GARDEN fiu. Located at Sixth Avenue, Dynasty \vr%< Garden offers: 3seg% >^^X. a choice
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      235 37 DIST. LOCATION PRICE TERRACE: 5 Hong Leong Gdn, 2 1/2-storey intermediate, $545,000 13 Macpherson Vicinity, doublestorey intermediate, $290,000 19 Flower Rd, doublestorey corner, $460,000 SEMI-DETACHED: 10 Moonbeam Terrace Doublestorey/ 2 1/2storey, $800,000/ $820,000 15 Cranborne Road, single-storey. $750,000 15 Duku Road, double-storey $630,000 15 Jalan Remis, double-storey $630,000 17 Changi
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      621 38 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses WHY PAY COMMISSION!!! Use a more productive cheaper method, viz. Owners list their properties (Houses, shops, land, etc) Buyers/ lessees list their requirements. a Owners get list of buyers lessees and vice versa Either party starts negotiating with the other List updated every week
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      876 38 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 10, BELMONT ROAD, huge 2-storey bungalow with big swimming pool. 48,000 sq.ft. separate living/ dining with extended patio. 4 big bedrooms/ study, servant's and driver's amenities. $4.2 million. Deans Property: *****55. DIST. 21 KING ALBERT Park luxurious double-storey Spanish villa. 4 bedrooms with
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      805 38 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 15 DOUBLE-STOREY INTERMEDIATE terrace, 3 bedrooms, 1 servant's, store room. Terrazzo and parquet flooring. Freehold. $550,000 0.n.0. Wang Lin *****73. DIST. 11, OFF QILSTEAD Road, double-storey semi-detached. Four bedrooms. Servant's. Spacious living/dining. Mature garden. *****96/ *****97. DIST. 16, 3 YEARS old doublestorey semi-detached,
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      1325 39 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments r NIM PARK SELETAR HILLS Nim Road, Singapore 2880 A 4-storey condominium m a choice garden setting 2-storey maisonettes with wide frontage Private garden Only a few units left 90% loan available NO RESTRICTION ON FOREIGN
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      833 39 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. 11, MANDALAY COURT. $590,000 0.n.0. Dist. 9, Pacific Mansion. $390,000 0.n.0. Dlst. 7, Textile Centre. $285,000. Tel: *****83 *****86. DIST. 10 BUKIT TIMAH brand new walk-up maisonette. 3,400 sq.ft. with swimming pool and basement carpark. Asking: $900,000. Contact: *****33 after 10.00 am.
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      815 39 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. 10 TAMAN 8ERASI 3 bedrooms/attached bathroom. Freehold. 1,400 sq.ft. Furnished. Rolf *****11. DIST. 10, BRAND NEW walk-up apartment 2 bedrooms/ attached bathroom. $340,000 o.n.o. Rolf *****11. DIST. 15 MARYLAND PARK Blk A, 1,700 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms with attached bathrooms. $450,000 negotiable. Patron:
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      748 39 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments 4-ROOM TOA PAYOH Lorong 8, marble/ parquet flooring. Beautifully maintained. Selling $104,000. (Highest offer secures). Call *****69/ *****47. BEDOK NORTH BLK 79 4-roomed high floor, facing south/ north, marble/ terrazzo. $104,000 *****04/ *****05/ *****06. BEDOK SOUTH 5 rooms marble/ parquet flooring kitchen cabinet
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      626 39 90 Properties Wanted URGENTLY REQUIRED Terrace and semi-detached houses. WillIng to pay prevailing market value with cash transactions. Direct sale. Owners only. Please call *****17. A BROAD RANGE of local/foreign buyers require houses/apartments. Budget flexible. Immediate cash transaction. Owners please call Regent *****55 BUSINESSMAN WANTS TO purchase Himlko Court, 2
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      474 39 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted flBB m BBhI I^HMB^k 3 W^y*a5 EPWBB8- "-^m HJAP HUAT HOUSE PRESTiGIOUS. DISTINCTIVE. AT A STRATEGIC LOCATION. —AND AVAILABLE NOW! I v V^b^ 1 P7~| Fa ctories <or rent c$&^ J I Strategically located at the junction of
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      199 39 READY CLIENT WANTS to rent single-storey detached factory, land area 25,000 to 30,000 sq ft m MacPherson or Paya Lebar vi-clnlty.TeL-*****07. RUBY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX Factory/warehouse/office. 2,044/ 3,184 sq.ft. $1.30 p.s.f. inclusive maintenance. 2 entrances. Viscc: *****14. yi xiv factory Building, sth floor. Unit C 3 for sale. Area: 1700 sq.ft.
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      435 39 I 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces RUBY WAREHOUSING SERVICES Warehouses at Genting Lane Tannery Road For lease fortnightly, bimonthly or 3-years LET OUR EXPERIENCED WAREHOUSE OFFICERS HELP YOU FOR RENT: SINGLE-STOREY terrace warehouse/ factory with office space at Tagore Lane. (Near Carrier/ 3M). Land area 20,000 sq.ft. Built-up area 15,000 sq.ft.
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      475 39 93 Office Spaces a) Sale MERLIN PLAZA, (outside CBD), 5,600/3,400, 2.2()0 sq.ft., facing $ea/ harbour, vacant possession, carpet/partition, $750/- p.s.f. Cfeelsea Homes: *****15. FOOK HAI BUILDING Mid-floor, good facing, 1066 sq.ft., seUing $700 p.s.f. with tenancy, 4<>lly Enterprises *****3/ *****3. INTERNATIONAL PLAZA OFFICE about 1,000 sq.ft. office spaca for sale.
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      205 40 93 Office Spaces b) Rental Golden Mile Complex Beach Road Shop Office space for lease Area: Shop: From 18sq.m. (194sqft) upwards Office: From 49sq.m. (527sqft) upwards The Arcade Collyer Quay One shop space for lease Area: 14sq.m. (149sqft) Competitive rental. Modern facilities. Available immediately/ March 1983. Enquiries Tel: *****11 Ext
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      638 40 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental J Hf««^!lfif^lfilllllllill»llftlttftWiSS^ V !Jt WE ARE KNOWN BY THE COMPANIES WE KEEP OUR ANCHOR TENANTS We offer flexible terms and competitive prices I FA^m 9
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      163 40 Office spaces and factory s Paces available for sale/ lease at rr ASian appraisal Tel: *****85 office space available 50> South Bridge Road Central aircond. Ideal for Finance Companies and Importers/ Exporters. Interested please contact Mr chai Min 9 Enterprise Pte Ltd 67 South Brid 9e Road Singapore 0105 PRIME
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      736 40 93 Office Spaces b) Rental Asia Chambers 900/4545 Bukit Timah Shopping Centre 1741 Far Eastern Bank 627/945 GMG Building 3029/4639 Golden Mile Tower 708/926/1219 GSM Building 1000/2000/4500 Middle Road 1300/4000/7000 Merlin Plaza 730/5700 MNB Building 950/1146/3950 PIL Building 2268/2813 Sim Lim Tower 599 Yen San Bldg 604/900/4900 YSC PROPERTY: 296-66-66
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      709 40 93 Office Spaces b) Rental SHENTON HOUSE Shenton Way, high floor, 2,200 sq.ft., facing sea, furnished with carpet/ partitions. *****15. SHENTON HOUSE MID floor, 1500 sq ft, fully furnished, with 4 partitions, available early April 1983. Tel: *****07. SUPERB OFFICE, SHENTON Way vicinity, 625 sq.ft. Partitioned/ carpeted. $4.50 p.s.f. inclusive
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      1096 41 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale a) Sale Brand New Restaurant at Association Building I For Sale I 7 minutes from Shenton Way Gross Area 3,200 sq ft (approx.) Net Area 2,414 sq ft Selling Price $530 P.S.F. Please call: Angelica Realty Pte Ltd Tel: *****59, *****68 IHHSHIo£■
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      512 41 94 Shop Spaces c) Wanted WANT TO BUY shop at Lucky Plaza preferably facing Orchard Road and Far East Plaza, facing concord area 300-1500 sq.ft. Direct contact buyer Teo: *****92 after 1 p.m. SHOPHOUSE OR SHOP space required. Preferably around Holland Road area. Kindly contact Judy, tel: *****05/ *****32/ 4
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      344 41 95 Foreign Properties 95 Foreign Properties 95 Foreign Properties I AU^ALIAN PROpSStY INVESTMENT ANNOUNCEMENT EXPRESS HOUSING AGENCY OF SINGAPORE Property Consultants Representatives are available to discuss all aspects of Real Estate in Melbourne, Australia, namely COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL. Interested parties are invited to contact EXPRESS HOUSING AGENCY Telephone *****8 for a
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      338 41 102 Tours MODERN KING OF ECONOMY TOUR 2D3N Genting Highlands A/C stay Pelangi Hotel $59 Dep: 17, 24, 31/3, 7/4 $89 Dep: 18, 25/3, 1,8/4 2D3N Cameron Highlands A/C $49 Dep: 25/3, 8, 15/4 $69 Dep: 31/3, 1/4 3D4N Penang and Ipoh A/C $79 Dep: 17, 24, 31/3, 7/4 3D4N
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      195 42 Awlliiy METROPOLITAN YMC A TOURS EUROPE OVERLAND 24 days. Dep. 23/4.28/5,18/6 ALL-WEST COAST USA/ HAWAII/MEXICO 24 days. Dep. 4/6,2/7 CHINA TOUR 21 days. Dep. 7/4 ALL-HONGKONG/JAPAN TOUR 11 days. Dep. 29/5 PULAUTIOMAN 3D/2N. Dep. 18/3. 25/3. 31/3. NATIONAL PARK SD/SN. Dep. 12/3. 15/4, 6/5 MOUNT KINABALU SD/4N. Dep. 29/4. 17/6
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      522 42 102 Tours riffifej EDUCATION BHi instruction I iu»/i 109 Foreign THE GREAT LAKES COLLEGE OF TORONTO Toronto Canada A well established (1978) and reputable private college In Toronto Offers full-time diploma programmes m Grades 11, 12, 13 a 24-week English Immersion Programme Outstanding Staff and small classes Graduation diplomas issued
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      704 42 109 Foreign 109 Foreign ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS IN IRELAND 123 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin 2. Ireland The Royal College of Surgeons m Ireland is a privately owned and supported Institution founded m 1 784 and governed by Charters. The College manages an International Medical School for the training of
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      717 42 111 Academic 111 Academic Stamford I Academic I courses 1983 I CITY SCHOOL OF COMMERCE DAYTIME COURSES Applications are now invited for admissions to full-time (day) and part-time (day/evening) courses: PRE-UNIVERSITY 1&2 1. GCE 'O' and 'A' Level Commerce, Arts and Science" subjects. OTHER EVENING COURSES 2. GCE 'O' Level
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      543 42 112 Commercial 112 Commercial o ATT SECRETARiUS SCHOOL OF SECRETARIAL SKILLS Prepares students for the London Chamber of Commerce Industry and Pitman Institute Examinations The next FULL-TIME PRIVATE SECRETARY'S COURSES commence on 21st March 1983 The next PART-TIME PRIVATE SECRETARY'S COURSES commence on 14th March 1983 Write for our brochure
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      416 42 IMPORT EXPORT PROCEDURES AND DOCUMENTATION COURSE SYLLABUS COVERS;- Trade Terms, Sales Contract, Breach of Contract Purchase orders, Establishing Overseas Contact, International Trade, Methods of Payments, Banking, Type of L/C, Shipping Practice, Containerised Shipping, Transhipment, Reshipment, Freight Calculation, Air Cargo, CCCN Coding, GSP, Chartering and Chartered Parties, Export Permits/ Restriction, B/L,
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      524 42 112 Commercial GCE 'A' LEVEL PRE-U 1 (COMMERCE) raught by dedicated, experienced, qualified and graduate teachers. With our facilities and guidance, tou will achieve your goal. OUR NEXT FULL-TIME COURSES COMMENCE 14/03, 21/03 4/04/83 MORNING CLASS: vlon to Frl 8.30 am to I.oopm EE: $12.50 per subject 3/month AFTERNOON CLASS:
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      41 43 142 Condolences 142 Condolences The Management Staff of WATERSAN COMPANY extend their deepest sympathy and condolence to:MR. JIMMY TAY AH KHIANG AND FAMILY on the demise of their beloved mother MDM CHIAM CHIN CHU who passed away on Bth March, 1983.
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      238 43 MR LOH POH SENG AGED 75 passed away peacefully to be with the Lord on Thursday 10th March 1983, leaving behind his beloved:Wife: Mdm Lye Swee Neo Sons: Choon Hock Choon Leng Choon Par, John Daughters: Maggie Alice Rosalind Sons-in-law: Austin Chia Bah Bah Wee Sian Guan Harold
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      65 43 In Loving Memory Of Our Dear YUEN PENG LOON Departed 11th March 1973 Ten long years have passed but Memories stay fresh and painful. Fondly remembered by parents, brothers, sisters and sister-in-law. IN LOVING MEMORY of our beloved son, David Tan Eng Hock. God called and he
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      57 43 In loving memory of Mr. Lee Kay Eng Departed 11.3.80 Not Just today but every day, We remember the times we shared. Always remembered missed by loved ones. In memory of Abubakar Maricar Departed on 11.3.77 Sadly missed fondly remembered by wife, sons P.M. Moideen, Shahul Hameed,
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      219 43 MDM. HARNAM KAUR WIFE OF LATE MR. HARI SINGH VILLAGE RURIWALA The family of the late Mdm. Harnam Kaur, 31 -G Lorong Ranting, Jalan Kayu, wish to express their heartfelt thanks to all friends and relatives for their kind assistance, attendances, condolences, wreaths and donations during their recent
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      427 43 Valley Fame 'topped up' 37.75ec for 600 m on a tight rein ON THE TRACK with TONTO VALLEY FAME, attempting to win his second successive classic, was given a testing gallop at Bukit Timah yesterday morning to top him up for the Singapore Derby race on Sunday. With Lester Piggott
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      207 43 Amended weights for two races on Sunday THE Singapore Turf Club announced that as the entry of Silver Spray II had been inadvertently left oat of a Rltz Club Challenge Trophy race on Sunday, the weights of two races on Sunday have been amended. Wanunbo Is now the first emergency
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      256 43  -  THE RACING EDITOR B JOCKEY Paula Wagg, who has been having a rather lean spell m Perth, created quite a stir when she won on a 33 to 1 outsider, Barclay Boy, m the first race at Ascot racetrack recently. Barclay
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        194 43 IN Jeep's Mail of Feb 18, it was stated that m 1941, Depot, with Norman McLachlan up, won the Selangor Gold Cup and that the first local jockey to win a classic was Abdul Mawi on Curlew m 1952. If I am not mistaken, it
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      1770 43 DAfr? 1 1.45 CLASS 4 DIV 10 1,400 m iWWy-Ei X (Ratings: 62-48) (Stakes: $15,500) 1 9526*9 Loud N Clear 56.5 («1) Daedalus-Ng 5 nzg d 6 same P Lee 9 2 ***** Victory m 55.5 (59) Hooplah-Ismail 3 nzg d 3 +.5 V Nathan 5
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    374 44 Thailand serve Games warning Thailand beat Singapore 3-4: P. Panomkorn bt Mahader Hassan 6-4, 6-3; U. Sombat bt Hashim Sidek 6-4, 6--4; M. Snpoj and K. Sunthorn bt Albert Teo and Hassan Bohari 7-5, 4-6, 6-3. KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Panomkorn Pladchuanil, the Southeast Asia Games singles gold
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    460 44 BRUSSELS, Thurs. American Jimmy Connors and top-seeded Ivan Lend!, of Czechoslovakia, yesterday qualified for the quarter-finals of the Belgian international indoor tennis championships here. Connors defeated West Germany's Klaus Eberhartd 6-2, 6-2 while Lendl beat American Brian Teacher 7-6, 6-1, Eberhardt sustained long rallies throughout the
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      41 44 SCOTLAND'S former world lightweight champion Ken Buchanan, forced into a second comeback because he is m debt, stopped Johnny Claydon on a technical knock-out m the seventh round of their National Boxing Council fight m Essex on Wednesday.
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      34 44 THE World Boxing Council said that tomorrow's proposed fight between super-bantam-weight champion Wilfredo Gomez, of Puerto Rico, and Mexican Alfonso Zamora has been cancelled because of Zamora 's lack of fighting condition.
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      47 44 HEAVYWEIGHT champion Larry Holmes' request that his future title bouts be fought over 15 rounds has been rejected by the WBC, who said they could make no exception to their January ruling which placed a 12-round ceiling on elimination and championship fights for WBC titles.
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      35 44 THE Indian government have given clearance for a 15strong Pakistani cricket team including Imran Khan, Zaheer Abbas and Javed Miandad in a benefit match to be played in New Delhi this weekend. Agencies
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    210 44 LONDON, Thurs. Britain's world 5,000 metres record-holder Dave Moorcroft is suffering from hepatitis but hopes to conquer it in time for the first world athletics championships in Helsinki in August. The illness, which affects the liver and can last several months, forced Moorcroft to cut short
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    136 44 INTERNATIONAL Aw Teng Poo Is among 4t taekwondo exponents undergoing an instructor's coarse at Batland Road. The coarse ends on March 22. He is the only national pogllist In the coarse, Jointly organised by the Singapore Taekwondo Federation and the Singapore Sports Council. The toagh combatant performed
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    523 45 Winger not mainstay for Scots CELTIC winger David Provan could be forgiven for wondering what more he has to do to become a mainstay m Jock Stein's Scotland team. Opposing defenders will testify to the attacking prowess of Provan, one of the most skilful players m Scotland. Yet,
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    329 45 THE WORLD OF SOCCER CESAR Lois Menotti will earn at least U*****,000 ($1.55 million) for his 16-month contract with Spanish soccer side Barcelona. Menotti, who joined the club last week after the sacking of West German Udo Lattek, will also receive a bonus; for
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    767 45  -  ALAN HUBBARD Boss Charlton the only hero of 66 to hog the big-time spotlight Bj 6 It'll be a decent pay day, and I'd fancy us to beat Burnley 10 times out of 10. Playing away is no real hardship because there are two results
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    791 45 No King for Everton It will be close says Wilkins LONDON, Thurs. Everton's task of beating favourites Manchester. United In the quarter-finals of the English Football Association Cap on Saturday have been made tougher by the absence of two key players. The Blues will be without midfielder Andy King, who
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    171 46  -  HAKIKAT RAJ SCHOOLS A's appeal for a replay of their Barker Trophy under-20 match against Khalsa last Tuesday (they drew 1-1) was rejected by the Singapore Hockey Association tournament committee. They had written to the committee complaining that the decisions of the umpires had been
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    261 46  -  JOE DORAS B FORMER national coach Hussein Aljunied brought rays of hope to struggling Armed Forces last night when he steered them to a shocked 2-0 win over Changi Constituency m a National Football League Division One match at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Hussein, recruited only
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    88 46 The torch squad FORMER greats Quah Kirn Song and Samad Alapi tchay (soccer) and Lam Yin Koi (hockey) are among 30 persons selected as the Republic's torchbearers for the South-east Asia Games. Kirn Song is now playing for Singapore Recreation Club, a Non-League side, and will be m action tomorrow
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    Injury worries for Farrer Park
    193 46 DEFENDING champions Farrer Park United, who broke their hoodoo last Sunday with a 2-# triumph over leaders Toa Payoh United, are faced with a dilemma for tonight's game against Kakl Buidt at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Injuries to key players have upset their hopes of
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    Sabah tour to beef up boxing team
    197 46  - Sabah tour to beef up boxing team J. RAJENDRAN 8y SINGAPORE'S tentative Southeast Asia Games boxing team leave for a two-week tour of East Malaysia today without K. Krlshnan and M. P. Kathirasan. Krishnan has been left out because there is no heavyweight opponent for him In Sabah, while Kathirasan
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    A BIG SPLASH
    276 46  -  JANICE SEAH 'Merit points' scheme to give added incentive to swimmers THE Singapore Amateur Swimming Association will be implementing a "merit points" scheme soon as an added incentive. Under this scheme, the first three winners, instead of going home with just trophies for their efforts, will, m
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    Foreign meets upset bowlers' Games training
    226 46  -  LEONARD KING REGIONAL bowling championships have upset the national team's preparations for May's Southeast Asia Games as well as Jackie's System 460 manager Ec Fook Choy, The Malaysian, Thai and the recent Queen's Opens, and the Philippine Women Bowling Association championships, have disrupted the
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    Basketball team set for Australian tour
    160 46  -  PETER SIOW SINGAPORE'S basketball team will leave on Sunday for their first ever tour of Western Australia. The l&-day tour the team will return on March 28 is aimed at brushing up their skill for the South-east Asia Games. The team will play seven
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    438 47 Bp iff *A.*i llw I i *oj ifl&A m j OJ|Jp*^-^* jy*^B_y-IJL^j f JtiJiLfflLiiiiiiiMii3i ll^!i Am Jii.yßxki iif iu3WbJii^iiiiiii3 I m-A^iA^,,!, DP anyone cares to take measurements, this gay might well be the smallest man on the Asian tour. However, if I were you,
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    446 47 ALL THE SCORES PNteMtouOa: Jeff Lewis (US), Ho Ming Chung (Tai). II Ben Arda (P), Liao Kuo Chi (Tai), Mya Aye (B), A. Saavendra (Arg), Brian Jones (A), Hung Weng Neng (Tai), Wayne Grady (A), J. McGough, R Yamaguchl (J), Gary Pinns (US), Des Smyth (UK), M. King (UK). T»
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    550 47  -  BRIAN MILLER By THERE'S excitement m the air at Sime Road as 164 golfers from 19 countries go about the rigours of pitting their skills against 7,103 metres of undulating terrain at the Singapore Island Country Club's Bukit Course. The occasion, of course, is
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    309 47  -  J. RAJENDRAN By THIS year's Milo premier squash league got off to a disturbing start when four Police Sports Association players failed to turn up at the East Coast Recreation Centre last night. Only Koh Wai Keng of the Police team turned up
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    Golfers hit out at 'storm in a tea cup'
    300 47 Golfers hit out at 'storm in a tea cup' TWO leading professional golfers playing m the Singapore Open yesterday hit out at "amateurs causing a srorrn m a tea cup" over the issue of exempted players. The Straits Times reported on Wednesday that j American professionals would likely boycott theSingapore
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    405 48  -  RAY DHALIWAL By 200 habitual parking offenders already identified and police watching out for more MOTORISTS who habitually park illegally will no longer be let off with a $20 composition fine they will be charged m court. The Traffic Police have decided that tougher
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    105 48 A BILL banning discrimination against women m advertising, TV or the press was adopted by the French Cabinet today, a day after International Women's Day. French Women's Rights Minister Yvette Roudy said the Bill, which drew its inspiration from French anti-racist laws and would be
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    231 48 MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad getting a warm handshake from his British counterpart, Mrs Margaret Thatcher, shortly after his arrival on Wednesday. Dr Mahathir flew to London from the Non- Aligned Conference m New Delhi on what officials described as a four-day
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    137 48 Goldhill drops that $1 bonus GOLDHILL Developments has stopped giving a $1 taxi tip to cabbies coming to pick up passengers at Goldhill Square. Mr Edmund See, Goldhill's centre manager, said that the practice had been discontinued from yesterday. He also said the Registry of Vehicles (ROY) had contacted them
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    32 48 NEW YORK, Thurs. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 7.55 points to 1,140.19 m the first half -hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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      129 48 UP TO Ip.m. Fair. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 34 max., 25 mm. SUNSET today: 7.17 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.11 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 13/27 C Cloudy Manila 21/31 C Sunny Amsterdam iC t Melbourne 14/27 C Sunny Bangkok 25/33 C Cloudy Moscow -9/-4 C Sunny Belong 1/12
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      The girl who symbolised Vietnam
      843 1 Nearly 11 years ago, the picture of a little naked girl running down the road, screaming from the burns of napalm, struck the conscience of the world. Overnight, she became the girl who symbolised the agony of the Vietnam War Whatever became of the girl,
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        A quick brief on cases
        810 2 A quick brief on cases Once associated with professional men and women, the briefcase has gone more plebeian. YVONNE QUAHE explores the range from the humble $9 PVC model to sturdy attache cases ideal for travelling. SCENE: The monthly board meeting of a large corporate organisation. Enters the company secretary
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        714 3 What make ads sell? WHY DO we choose one brand over another? Marketing experts are convinced that advertising plays a key role. Others would tend to agree. But just how large a role and which advertising techniques are most effective are topics of vigorous debate. This controversy is one reason
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      It's elementary with lasers, dear Watson
      358 4  -  SCOTT ARMSTRONG By THE Sherlock Holmes of the 1980s may turn out to be the laser. A growing number of American law-enforcement agencies are using lasers to detect fingerprints and do other detective work. "The laser is replacing the computer as the most awesome
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      854 4 Spare your kidney a thought IN MOST of us, organs of the body don't usually inspire much m the way of awe and wonder. They do their jobs and just keep plugging away until one day they fail or stop. But doctors who work with them constantly are m fact
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      510 5 DAVID ANDERSON from Washington reports on a recent survey which shows the link between disturbed people and religious sects. QUITE a few young people who join religious cults seem to suffer from some form of emotional or mental disorders, according to a new survey. The survey
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      522 5  - US varsities hit by scandals PATRICK RAHIR By m Washington 4 Researchers are pressured by laboratories fighting for survival to publish their findings so that they can put a m new drug on the market. THE mast prestigious research institutes m the United States have been hit by scandals which
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      Lock icon Blow that whistle
      800 16  -  WILLIAM SAFIRE "?V m New York Fire m belly "WE'RE going through the motions/ said a disconsolate White House aide to a Washington Post reporter on a background, or half-whistle-blowing, basis. "I don't sense fire m anyone's belly, including the President." That Is a phrase we will
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      Disorder rules and Batman goes shopping
      722 16 Disorder rules and Batman goes shopping "°lJSSiißSBil~^fcfc^EUFQpe' fc HwMMMNHaMMMI nil In i THE other day, the German parliament was invaded. Mobs of soldiers occupied the lobby, dancing, singing and playing martial music. The next day, the town hall was stormed S> men on horseback, ale civil servants dashed through the
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      What's felt
      337 16 "IN SECRETARY of State Shultz and President Reagan," wrote my colleague Anthony Lewis, "there is a felt commitment." A few days later, Jerome Alam Cohen, the specialist m Asian matters who teaches at Harvard Law School, wrote that a Korean dissident leader was released because of "Seoul's felt
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        Two from SBC get a stint in Osaka
        325 17 Two from SBC get a stint in Osaka THE man behind the popular SBC children's drama serial, Little DD, is going to Japan to learn more about broadcasting. Executive producer Chua Swan and another SBC TV specialist, Mr Chang Long Kiat, an engineer, leave for Osaka next week to attend
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        732 17 The Verdict, soon to be shown here, could very well be Paul Newmans vehicle to the Oscar. Nominated five times before, he is again m the running for the Academy Awards this year. Will he or won't he? NANCY MILLS reports. PAUL NEWMAN is the people's
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      303 3 ENGLISH AT THE BRITISH COUNCIL PBpw^^j~Tnrj f( >fl|L^s______l________i_l_B_l HPiß%^*^___J_f _!_X!P_l_!__-__i_____iil_-i i iiwW?i yE3 ft 1 9 __-__-__-_BH_nßßar^MKi _M 1 -RW-1-- 1 B___U_B__ l_^^WvTir^_-H___S2____i Come along, take a test and join a class. For details ring *****3/*****5 English Language Teaching Centre Singapore Rubber House, Collyer Quay. The best buy m town
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      443 4 The kidney JF|f^| is a Swiss Mill g watch p*y M among L_J organs; one ■BffnffiH of the most rTJL^W'^J marvellously complex BiH?n§l pieces HaUUmSI of machinery m the entire human body. LAWRENCE ALTMAN explains. SlTf 01 OSIASSO mO«l> fc 'iP^^HKHHIf^f WPMM Surgeons embed a donated kidney against a hipbone
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      414 5 Now, 3 ways to meet your most important business goals. Introducing NEC's latest range of business personal computers. Before you decide on a small business computer, first check these out. NEC's PC-*****, PC-***** and 20/15 systems. Three of the finest business personal computers today. Designed, developed, produced and backed by
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      113 6 A WINNER FROM jf t y'y i' j&kiiji: 'i BENSON HEDGES MALAYSIAN OPEN '83 TERRY GALE AND DUNLOP DDH The 1 983 Malaysian Oper^i saw Terry Gale of Australia win with a Dunlop DDH golf ball made m Senawang, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia.Third place was taken by Frankie Minoza of the
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      267 9 I t's our Official Opening today. JL But, for a young company, we offer a very wide range of financial sendees. Fixed Deposits. Factoring and Accounts Receivable Financing. Hire Purchase and Leasing. Mortgages. Ship Financing. im Share Financing. Syndication of Loans. WRjUjSr Construction Financing. Indeed, a long MT^^^^ list of
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      2281 10 APPOINTMENTS ■■HHHHHHNHHHI vMs^ SUNDSTRAND PACIFIC BBBi™P*r^^^^^^XXl lUODOCrldllu fio A company committed ww X ~,lZ^~^^ 1 m /^6IUOjSO\ to AeWace Growth sgß=B I 1 6^ 1 we are looking for a I ElifiKftUi I Singapore leading manufacturer of innerspring sentosa development corporation #*Ortl ID 61 IDEDI/ieAD I mattresses and related sleep
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      1905 11 NOTICES J|^liii''l!i'Sl'!ii'i"''*" ll^^^ l llM '^T^ M^^L I Tender Notice I Tender Notice I IHTT" A "RTTPTPT T I l T,n J( .,,,n.,,,v,». l^^^^^^^^^^^^ I Tenders areinvited .or:- H 1 TT^^^W- T^l^ V"*!'"" 1^ I plies BUILOING I I 1 ll\l N II r i\W r*^ a) Tender No. AMB/T/83/032-
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      2355 12 APPOINTMENTS THE FOLLOWING "M*™ The NPB is looking for professionals who are interested m a life-long career and being DF PAH 1 _W_FW IAI SiljßF Tender No- 3/33/1 part of a forward-looking team to support NPB's role m the Productivity Movement. inimill lHL l^J™t> JF B Wimi- proposed and rf
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      724 13 NOTICES Meadows yw I Meadows Freight Singapore Re. Ltd. wish to announce that with immediate effect Meadows have joined forces with a leading local Freight Forwarder, Instant Freight Forwarders Re Ltd. This co-operation covers all seafreight movements into or out of Singapore. Consequently, all import documentation will now be handled
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      416 13 MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT TENDER NOTICE DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT (I) Installation of Floatboom Across Sungoi Tongkang Near Mugliston Park Ref: TEN(ENV)OB/83/6 Showround: Meet behind Mugliston Park next to Sewage Treatment Plant on 15.3.83 at 10.00 am. N.B. Contractors who fail to attend the showround will not be issued with the tender
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      805 13 Iy PUBLIC UTILITIES \3/ BonRD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the following:--1 Supply of heat shrinkable kits for 185/ 300mm2 4-core XLPE cables. Eligibility: Registered Contractors m Supply (d) Electrical Materials all classes. 2 Supply of 5kV Megger Testers and Digital Multi-meters. Eligibility: Registered Contractors m Supply (d) Electrical
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      770 13 tr PUBLIC UTILITIES BOHRD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the following- 1 Supply and screening of 35mm films at Johore j Waterworks. 1 Eligibility: Specially Registered Contractors 2 Repainting of Chain Link Fencing m Johore River Waterworks, Kota Tinggi, Johore Eligibility: Registered Contractors m 3 Building and SP(PI) paints
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      332 13 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND IN THE MATTER OF TRADE CREDIT PRIVATE LIMITED I (IN VOLUNTARY I LIQUIDATION) 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 272(2) of the Companies Act, Cap. 185 that the Final 1 Meeting of Members of the above-named Company will
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      667 13 IN THE MATTER OF I THE COMPANIES ACT CAP. 185 AND IN THE MATTER OF PM-H ENGINEERS PTE. LTD. (In Voluntary liquidation) MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP 1 At an Extraordinary 3eneral Meeting of the nembers of the abovelamed company duly convened and held at 7 Fitzwlliam Square, Dublin 2, Ire- and
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      716 13 N THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Dompanies Winding Up Ne. if 1983 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT (CAP. 185) AND [N THE MATTER OF HO AND ASSOCIATES PTE LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION r NOTICE is hereby given ,hat a Petition for the Winding Up of
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      1457 14 APPOINTMENT NOTICE MB— BBMBBBaMHBHMe^ the companies act, cap. W/m lU ■"■l"" IMI'WI MM IMIWIW MlBl— gl 185 POWAN (PRIVATE) LIMITED H THE MUI GROUP I •EMSBSSK? yAy At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members Due to rapid expansion, The Ming Court Hotel Group invites suitably qualified candidates for the
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      344 14 I GARFIELD By Jim Dayis I A THERE' S MORE V |HPj| 1 (THAN ONE WAV TO )ILg b I SHKX (CHOKE ACAT\_/ i H*■ H^tffli 1953 United Feature Syndicate, Inc. I STAR WARS By Archie Goodwin &Al Williamson *JfiN* QKAXg<<yWAU<Eg...VOU Dodonna stalks away toward g^g^ F j X 3^^%.
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      362 15 (Cratuto^l I (k^ tlMions C^__^><lZl) Best Wishes to Best Wishes to SHING LOONG I SHING LOONG FINANCE LTD FINANCE LTD on their 077 their Official Opening official opening from P E ENGINEERING PTE. LTD. E W ENGINEERING PTE. LTD. lk U lUTo^™l™' LID WING V*™ ENGINEERING #mo Ts Sfng CONSTRUCTION
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      357 15 PEANUTS BySchuiz fl GOT ANOTHER^S l lAM STILL ENJOVIN6 SOMETIMES TMEV SWOW I IIL BET ll ROSEBUP" TURNS LETTER PROM MY j r, I BEANBA6' CAMP... ALL U5 OLP MOVIES OUT TO BE HIS SLED i V SISTER SALLY J PO IS LIE IN OUR 7i \r-~*^ ,1 BEANBA6S, UUATCH
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      196 17 T-i IMAQNAITON "jt^^^^ SB .^afflplJSlF^ HSKss3=2L^rttfß fflre X RHT LywcgS- f&K' ~ieiflßfiflfll i^W^^^S |V|b EBBS' k i "B-Ttf^TWTri J3k Honda Singapore Showrooms/Service/Workshop: No. 3, Commonwealth Lane, off Commonwealth Avenue. Singapore 031 1 Tel: *****55 (10 lines) GB, Novena Ville. 275 Thompson Road Singapore f~i *»^^**l M^JTM. 113Q T e i
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      353 17 SINGAPORE SYMPHONY Benny and Carole Lombard ORCHESTRA CONCERT (m her last appearance). It Features Janis Vakarelis at is about a group of Warsaw the piano. Victoria Concert actors who get involved m Hall. 8 p.m. Tickets at $15, an impersonation of the $10, $7 and $4 at the usual invading
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      462 18 The forgotten Kennedy FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE YOUNG JOE, THE FORGOT- WSvrSSrM TEN KENNEDY (Ch 5, E Wl l&f 10.21 p.m.): We've all jffi &JB heard about the esc a- Kfflfrm pades of the tragic B^^S m^^ Kennedy household. Of IL^H the four brothers, only BHHHqfl hB one Edward has H
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      783 18 Sukaimi, M. Ismail, Khalit Baboo, Hasnah Kana and Sapari Sani. 6.55 Music-Go-Round: The line-up includes an item which tells viewers how to make music with bottle caps and bells, excerpts from Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker Op 71 and excerpts from Walton's Facade: Suite No.l and 2. 7.20 Newswatch (English) A 7.30
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      599 18 5.58 AM National Anthem 1.39 Midday Mar Let Refollowed by Opening An- port 1.35 Your Lunchdate nouncement 6.M News m (cont'd) 2.M On the House Brief 8.95 Another Morn- 3.11 News m Brief 3.95 On ing Another Show 7.M the House (cont'd) 4J9 News and Weather Report Fea ture 5.M
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  • SECTION THREE
    • Title Section
      Masthead
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        Rich girl ruins hope of kind Fox-spirit
        1296 1  -  LI LIENFUNC M Bamboo Green Jft THERE are all kinds of Fox-spirits, but they can be divided simply into good and bad ones. The bad ones disturb, molest and even harm human beings, and the good ones become immortal by their own rigid
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        Love comes from father
        796 2  -  KWAN ZI FU LEI JIASHU A collection of letters from Fu Lei to his son, Fou Ts'ong Joint Publishing Co. 1981. $4.50 Reviewed by frik FATHER Fu Lei il was one of the greatest Chinese translators of Western literature. Son Fou Ts'ong m m a renowned
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        Winners of Cross-language
        468 2 i at rrr» Crossword No 73 559 cash: YAP BOH CHIT AN (I.C. No: *****33/ D) BENG NGUAN ffIANG NG PENG KEE (I.C. No: *****75/Z) (I.C. No: *****12/ B) KHO SOEI HOEN LOW CHAY LENG (I.C. No: *****06/F) (I.C. No: *****50/1) CHEONG SEEN YEE EU SHUN CHEE
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        335 1 2hm^jU pP^ rf__V FAIRMATE RD-830. Good-looking, compact, detachable 4-piece s__jgtf_«_l BEJ-J-B ifi^mi component. Tuner, Stereo Cassette Deck, Right and Left j «K| imiiMjp g 2-Way Speaker System. Accepted for its fine styling and <^____B5*H iP_l_ii_^_nn '/H__i 11 sound performance. Change stations, slot m a cassette, K ,^pp— rr- /^^^a^B^^ IH
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        416 2 J^y SALE! 25% discount above! I^B^^^fe^^^^ I J? I wide range of imported casual HHHHHBhHH^H /j '4 I fashions from Japan are going at if ifTil'l /Trt^tfi 11 1 ll l*l /*\IOI C^" amazing, grand discounts. Dress-up I (I If If I I s*bm I ff^if ff II I^l accessories
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        615 3 APPOINTMENTS (Escqffi^) Escoffier, Singapore's new fine wine and gourmet food merchant is expanding. We are looking for ambitious people to join our dynamic team m this highly competitive and rewarding field as: Product Manager You will be fully responsible for the over-all planning, developing and execution of marketing activities for
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        656 3 CT \\f TRAVENOL £JX LABORATORIES (Partners In Saving Lives) We are a multi-national company specialising m the manufacturing of medical products. Our company is now embarking on an expansion programme. We invite applications for the positions of: QUALITY CONTROL ENGINEER Requirements: Applicants should possess a Degree m Engineering or equivalent
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        541 3 SELCO SHIPYARD invites applications for the position of:FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANT Duties:To report directly to the Administration Manager. He will be responsible for preparing management reports, monthly cash flow, annual budget, etc. The person:The successful candidate should preferably have a recognised degree of professional qualifications m Accountancy or Business Administration, with a
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        614 3 m EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP invites applications from suitably qualified personnel for the following position:MARKETING OFFICER The successful candidate will be responsible for the sales promotion activities of our four ORIENTAL RESTAURANTS. These include planning, organising and implementing sales and marketing plans. He will be requiredtowork closely with the Restaurant Managers,
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      • Article
        Night vigil through prayers and songs
        728 4 Tomorrow is Maha Shivaratri, a festival celebrated by Hindus at temples dedicated to Lord Shiva. Devotees gather m the thousands and keep a night-long vigil through prayers and bhajans at well-known centres of pilgrimage such as Varanasi and Amarnath m the north and Kapaleeswaram
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        Who should be grateful and to whom?
        236 4 As is common, the man and the woman began to argue: Whose role is more important? The man boastfully said to the woman: "Day m and day out, I face problems m the outside world. I risk my life m order to protect
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        Special tuition package
        181 4 ACCORDING to Mr P Kesavan, Secretary of the Education Committee of the Society, the intensive tuition classes for PSLE students were started at the Sarada Dcvi School m 1981 and continued m 1982 at the St George's Tamil Centre. Although the courses were short, the Society feels
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        Timely boost for backward students
        856 4  -  S V KRISHNAN By THE Tamil Language and Cultural Society of Singapore is concerned about the poor performance of students (whose second language is Tamil) at the PSLE as well as at GCE '0' and 'A' level examinations. Mr N X Vanniasingam, Chairman of the
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        232 4 NOTICES TENDER NOTICE Experienced Contractors are invited to tender for the: CLEARANCE, REMOVAL DISPOSAL OF SWAMPS/ VEGETATION IN LOW-LYING AREAS AT PULAU TEKONG BESAR Tender documents are obtainable from: The Quantity Surveying Section Singapore Engineering Consultancy Services Pte Ltd (SPECS) 3rd Storey, ESD Building Maritime Square Singapore 0409 Site Showround:
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        476 4 v 1 VI TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from registered contractors I for the following projects:A ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF ADD I- I TIONAL LIFT SHAFTS/SWITCHROOMS I FOR FLATTED FACTORIES AT VARIOUS I JTC INDUSTRIAL ESTATES, SINGAPORE B SUPPLY AND DRIVE PRECAST REIN- I FORCED CONCRETE PILES AND TREAT- I
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        370 4 T.L.C.S. TUITION CLASSES 1983 Name NRIC No Address Name of School Class GOVERNMENT DF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE PLANNING ACT (Cap 279, 1970 Ed) THA MASTER PLAN RULES, 1962 Notice under Rule 12 Notice is hereby given that the following proposals for alteration to the Master Plan were submitted
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        369 4 A GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ACT (CHAPTER 210 EDITION 1970) DECLARATION UNDER SECTION 27 Whereas: B I The streets known as:--(1) Jurong East Street 12 from Jurong Town Hall Road to Boon Lay Way MX V (2) Hiilview Terrace from Hillview Avenue to lot
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        371 4 #PWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from PWD Registered Contractors for the following:--(A) SEE(R) 83/82 Proposed Roads m Marina Centre (B) M&E T 27/83 Nominated Sub-Contract for Supply and Installation of a Halon 1301 Total Flooding System to Computer Centre at Pearl's Hill for Ministry of Home Affairs (C) PWD/SQS/CADD/T/4/83
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