The Straits Times, 17 March 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Suharto team: 13 new faces
    579 1 Armed forces hold 15 senior posts in the 35-member cabinet JAKARTA, Wednesday PRESIDENT Suharto today formed a new Cabinet making major changes m the political portfolios but keeping largely intact the economic team that has been confronting recession and falling oil revenues. The composition of
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    Streaming brings three-fold success
    649 1 Streaming brings three-fold success Parliament roundup THE introduction of streaming has reduced the number of premature primary school leavers by more than three-fold, the Minister of State (Education), Dr Tay Eng Soon, said yesterday. In secondary schools, where streaming was done only at Secondary 2 level last year, the fall
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    Baby boom in Beijing
    69 1 BEIJING, Wed. The Chinese capital is having a baby boom as young people born m earlier population explosions reach marriageable age, Mayor Jiao Ruoyu said yesterday. He warned the opening session of a municipal people's congress that the population growth rate must be kept below 1.4
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    Lock icon Not quite a dog's life after all
    134 1 UNITED NATIONS, Wed. The money that Americans spend each year to feed their pet dogs and cats is six times the amount of the United Nations budget, says a UN document released here yesterday. The document to inform the pfiblic about UN activities
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    Help for MPs not a must
    1442 1 Help for MPs not a must 'Grassroots' officials are under no obligation By Our Parliament Team MR LEE KUAN YEW said yesterday that officials of grassroots organisations were under no obligation to help Members of Parliament m constituency work. If these officials did so, the Prime Minister said, it would
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    BBC: Bangkok 'no' to talks
    159 1 LONDON, Wednesday THAILAND has rejected the proposal that Asean should hold talks with Vietnam about Cambodia without the participation of Phnom Penh's Heng Samrin regime. The BBC said there were reports that Mr Prasong Poonsiri, the secretary-general of the powerful National Security Council, had described
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    'Military' Bill fails by 10 votes
    714 1  - 'Military' Bill fails by 10 votes NANCY CHNG Bid to amend the constitution defeated m Thai Parliament By Our Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Wed. Amid a highly-charged emotional atmosphere, the Thai Parliament today defeated by 10 votes an important Bill to amend the constitution, thus paving the way for farreaching changes
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      Lock icon BONN'S POWER STRUGGLE
      69 1 BONN, Tue. An open power straggle developed today between West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and rightwing leader Franz Josef Strauss as the third round of talks began on forming a coalition government. The Bavarian Christian Social Union (CSI demanded that Mr Strauss, its leader, be allowed to
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      8 1 Parliament reports m Pages 12, 13 and 14
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      137 1 52 pages today ESSO AND SHELL CUT PRICES OF OIL PRODUCTS Page 7 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 34 CAUSEWAY 10 EDITORIAL 16 LETTERS 17 TIMES BUSINESS 19-22 CLASSIFIEDS 23-38 RACING 37 SPORTS 36, 38, 39 OUTLOOK 2 COMICS 4, 5 RADIO TV 8 CINEMA ffl^ It is the international credential,
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      135 2 SAP proposal THERE is an Education Ministry proposal to let top Primary Six students, joining the Express^ Refiners cut prices PRICES of oil products from Singapore refineries have started to tumble in the face of the 15 per cent cut in Opec crude oil prices. Esso, the secondlargest refiner,
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      COMMENT
      22 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: WHY cannot people be made to understand important government policies as thoroughly as the Medisave scheme? Yes,
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      SPORTS
      247 2 Wednesday m s-f inals SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY, one of England's oldest soccer clubs, crushed Burnley 5-0 m a replay to storm into the Football Association Cup semifinals. Wednesday, coached by former England star Jack Chaiiton, led 3-0 at half-time m the allSecond Division match. It has won the Cup three
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      9 2 JACK CHIA TO RESCUE BRITISH CLUB OPERATOR
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      BACKGROUND
      56 2 THREAT OF CIVIL WAR THE flight of Zimbabwe Opposition leader Joshua Nkomo from his country has raised the spectre of a civil war. The split between Prime Minister Robert Mugabe, leader of the Shona majority, and Mr Nkomo, leader of the Ndebele minority, could lead to an outright conflict
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      564 2 Aussies on strike INDUSTRIAL unrest is spreading m Australia as rebel unions defy the prices and incomes agreement reached between the new Labour government and the trade union movement a month ago. A shipping dispute, which is threatening to tie up all ships on the Asian routes,
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      SECTION 2
      296 2 Yao are changing SOUTH-EAST ASIA'S recent wars have disrupted the cultures and economies of half a million hill tribesmen m Thailand. The Yao tribe, which originates m China, is finding it is running out of land to move to as their population increases and farmers move their cultivation
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      205 2 Back to the original THE government will restore the controversial Societies Act to its original form. A Bill was tabled m Parliament yesterday minus the sweeping amendments, which societies have criticised as being too harsh. Under the Bill, societies will cease to be classified into "political" or
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      SECTION 3
      151 2 Winning novel SUBMERGENCE, the new xMandarin TV drama series televised every Tuesday night, is a spin-off from .the film that took Japan by storm several years ago. Many say it owes its popularity to the novel of the same title, which is a best-seller and a literary award
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Peacock predicts tensions in the region
      362 3 Peacock predicts tensions in the region MELBOURNE, Wed. Australia's opposition leader Andrew Peacock today predicted new tensions m Australia's relations with China, Indonesia and the whole of Asean under the country's new Labour government. Speaking at a press conference here today, Mr Peacock, who is best known m the region
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      Lock icon Cuellar trip
      29 3 UNITED NATIONS, Wed. UN Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar will visit Moscow from March 27 to 29 at the invitation of Soviet Leader Yuri Andropov. Reuter
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      REBEL UNIONS DEFY HAWKE
      418 3  -  LIM SAY BOON More go on strike or threaten industrial action By Our Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Wed. Industrial unrest is spreading m Australia as rebel unions defy an agreement reached between the country's new Labour government and the trade union movement barely a month ago not
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      Lock icon Guerillas blow up main Afghan gas pipeline
      319 3 Guerillas blow up main Afghan gas pipeline ISLAMABAD, Wednesday ISLAMIC Afghan guerillas blew up the main pipeline carrying Afghanistan's natural gas to the Soviet Union and fighting killed 54 guerillas and at least 57 Soviet and Afghan government soldiers, diplomatic sources said yesterday. The sources said the pipeline was destroyed
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      Lock icon Burma's economy shows a steady growth rate
      211 3 Burma's economy shows a steady growth rate RANGOON, Wednesday Burma's predominantly agricultural economy showed a steady growth rate because of increased production of paddy and 19 other major crops in the financial year ending March 31, Prime Minister Maung Maung Kha said on Monday. But he said exports were hit
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      Lock icon 30 Reds held
      26 3 TEHERAN, Wed. Iran yesterday said 30 members of the communist party Tudeh were arrested last month. They included party leader Nureddin Kianuri. AFP
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      Lock icon Customs chiefs of Asean meet
      138 3 Customs chiefs of Asean meet JAKARTA, Wed. A working group on customs matters within Asean started a four-day meeting here yesterday to draw up a customs cooperation package and uniform procedures for the five member countries. The meeting is expected to finalise the package, including an Asean customs code of
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      Lock icon NAKASONE PROMISES TO BOOST ECONOMY
      114 3 TOKYO, Wed. Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone today told voters his government would take bold steps to stimulate the economy as soon as Parliament passed the draft budget for the financial year starting next month. He was making a campaign speech m support of Tokyo governor
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        Lock icon Police chief sacks 3
        66 3 THE COMMANDER of the Philippine constabulary sacked three senior officers on Wednesday for alleged malpractices and warned troopers and police against torturing prisoners. Lt. Gen. Fidel V. Ramos, who also is deputy chief of the armed forces, took the step after President Marcos ordered a purge
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        Lock icon Guerilla areas bombed
        79 3 MALAYSIAN AND Thai air force planes have bombed communist guerilla sanctuaries along the Thai-Malaysian border m a joint operation over the past few days, Thai air force sources m the Thai town of Hat Yai said yesterday. More than 400 air force personnel and 10 planes took
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        Lock icon Two women captured
        61 3 TWO BANKING women guerillas m Mindanao Island, southern Philippines, have been captured following intensified military counter-insurgency operations, the military said m Manila yesterday. Chief of staff General Fabian Ver said the capture of Maureen Osabel and Phoebe Talaboc m Davao City about 944 km south of here
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      Lock icon Iraq unable to pay West German debt
      398 4 War with Iran and falling oil revenues blamed FRANKFURT, Wed. Iraq, hit by the cost of its war with Iran and falling oil revenues, has told West Germany it will be unable to pay all the money due this year and next on
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      Lock icon Britain under pressure to cut price
      289 4 Britain under pressure to cut price LONDON, Wed. The oil spotlight has turned on Britain with the British National Oil Corporation (BNOC) coming under intense pressure to lower North Sea oil prices. Already, the Soviet Union, the world's biggest oil producer, has raised a possible threat to the new Opec
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      Lock icon Persian Gulf fishing in danger
      233 4 BAHRAIN, Wed. Thousands of barrels of heavy Iranian crude have been pouring into the sea from the offshore Nowrooz field since early last month and environmentalists are becomingly increasingly concerned about the threat to Persian Gulf fish stocks. The oil could drift back j and
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        Lock icon $3.3 b 'cruel blow' for Indonesia
        386 4 JAKARTA, Wed. The cut m Opec's oil prices is a cruel blow to Indonesia, the cartel's only member m the Far East, and will cost the government more than US$l.6 billion (553.3 billion) m lost revenue, economists said here. Indonesia relies on oil tax
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        Malaysia faces $1 bil loss in export gains
        347 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia will face a shortfall of more than Msl billion m export earnings from crude oil this year If Petronas matches the cut of US$5 (5510.4) per barrel, or 15 per cent, m the Opec base price. There seems
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      561 4 i^S^lf Szechuan's your cup-of-tea,the choice is undoubted lytheMeisan kj HJ 11 The Meisan Szechuan Restaurant at Holiday Innjohor Bahru Here's W" f m where enuine cuisine is at its best. And the decor adds to that lontj.cool drink while the live band entertains^hH' ni x ting menu at the Boulevard
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      Lock icon Christmas Island's 16 million birds take flight
      277 5 Christmas Island's 16 million birds take flight WASHINGTON, Wed. More than 16 million birds have vanished from the Pacific atoll of Christmas Island, the first recorded disappearance of an entire island's adult bird population, a California scientist has said. Dr Ralph Schreiber, curator of ornithology at the National History Museum
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      Lock icon $17 b for IMF
      36 5 WASHINGTON, Wed. The United States Senate Foreign Relations Committee yesterday approved President Ronald Reagan's request for a US$B.4-billion (5517.4-billion) contribution to the International Monetary Fund to ease the iptpmatinnal ripht nroblem. Reuter
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      Lock icon US may compromise on nuclear arms control
      449 5 But Reagan is still committed to 'zero option' WASHINGTON, Wed. President Reagan may consider a compromise m the European nuclear arms talks although he has not abandoned his "zero option" proposal, according to Dutch Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers. The suggestion of a compromise
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      Lock icon Soviets accept parts of US treaty plan
      224 5 Soviets accept parts of US treaty plan GENEVA, Wed The Soviet Union yesterday said that it finds some aspects of a US proposal for a treaty banning chemical acceptable. But it rejected US insistence on concentrating first how to police compliance with any such agreement. Last month, the US proposed
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      Lock icon TV crews ticked off for 'snooping' in Reagan's office
      131 5 TV crews ticked off for 'snooping' in Reagan's office WASHINGTON, Wed. White House spokesman Larry Speakes criticised television crews yesterday for "snooping" by taking pictures of President Reagan through the windows of his office. Mr Speakes delivered a lecture to reporters and photographers after President Reagan posed for pictures with
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      Discounts out, basic fares in
      192 5 Discounts out, basic fares in NEW YORK, Wed. American Airlines, trying to simplify fares, will replace thousands of specialised or discounted fares with four basic ones tied to distance travelled. The plan, announced yesterday and to be introduced on April 2, will double the cost of its least expensive flights
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      Lock icon NEC sued
      42 5 SAN FRANCISCO, Wed. Japanese electronic giant, Nippon Electric Co, is being sued by Zilog Inc. of California, for US$30 million (S$66 million) for alleged violations of patents and copyrights of a "chip" which is part of Zilog's computer system. UPI
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      Lock icon 'Drop human rights demands'
      103 5 'Drop human rights demands' MADRID, Wed. Neutral and non-aligned states yesterday urged the United States to drop human rights demands so that they could reach an agreement with the Soviets on a final document at the Conference of Security and Cooperation m Europe. The 35 nations m the Madrid follow-up
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      Lock icon Steady growth shows slump is over-Fed
      74 5 Steady growth shows slump is over-Fed WASHINGTON, Wed. Production at US factories and mines has settled into a growth pattern over the past three months, confirming that the economic recession is over. The Federal Reserve Board said last month's rise was 0.3 per cent. The figures for January and December
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      Lock icon World's 'first' high-speed magnetic train
      191 6 MUNICH, Wed. A West German consortium yesterday presented what it said could become the world's first highspeed magnetic levitating train to go into passenger service. The train uses an electromagnetic levitation technique known as "Maglev" and is designed to carry 300 passengers at speeds of
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      Lock icon Warsaw Pact sub caught in net
      138 6 Warsaw Pact sub caught in net DUEODDE (Denmark), Wed. An East Bloc submarine was yesterday caught m a West German fishing boat's net as it took part m a Warsaw Pact naval exercise off Poland. A Danish Coastguard spokesman said that the Whisky class submarine, which was netted about IS
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      Lock icon June election seems unlikely for Britons
      397 6 June election seems unlikely for Britons would total £2 billion (556.3 billion), considerably less than what some analysts had predicted and the whole tenor of the £121 billion budget lacked the vote-getting appeal that governments usually try to incorporate m their pre-election budgets. Many politicians felt that yesterday's budget made
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      Lock icon Swiss government rejects petition for less bank secrecy
      192 6 BERNE, Wed. The Swiss Lower House of Parliament today voted against a Socialist Party petition which would drastically reduce secrecy m the Swiss banking system. The proposed change to the Constitution was rejected by 105 votes to 50. But the final decision
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      Lock icon Envoy gets the sack
      77 6 ROME, Wed. Guatemala's Ambassador to the Holy See said yesterday he had been sacked on charges of failing to deliver m time a Vatican request for the reprieve of six men condemned to death m his country. The Vatican asked for the reprieve of the six
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      Lock icon Fewer deaths
      39 6 CHICAGO, Wed. The National Safety Council said today there were 93,500 accidental deaths m the United States m 1982, the lowest accident rate on record. The decline was due largely to a drop m road accidents. Reuter
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        Lock icon Syria sends tanks to Bekaa Valley
        82 6 SYRIAN TANK and troop reinforcements have been moving towards Lebanon's Bekaa valley following recent exchanges of fire between Israeli and Syrian occupying forces there, Lebanese radio reported m Beirut yesterday. Several days before the shooting incidents, Syria had pulled out some of its men
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        Lock icon New Chief of Staff
        58 6 THE ISRAELI Cabinet on Tuesday appointed Maj-Gen Moshe Levi, 46, as Chief of Staff to replace Gen Rafael Eitan, who retires next month. The, outgoing Chief of Staff, one of the most controversial m Israel's history, is ending his career under a cloud after being indicted
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        Lock icon Indian army takeover
        78 6 THE INDIAN army yesterday took over full control of Assam's state capital Gauhati with powers to search, arrest and shoot on sight anyone indulging m violence and arson, Indian news agencies reported. The adminstration, run by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's Congress (I) Party took the step after
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        Lock icon Train crash: 13 dead
        62 6 AN INCOMING passenger train jammed with rush-hour commuters smashed into the rear of an idle commuter train at Calcutta's busiest railway station yesterday, killing about 13 people and injuring more than 200 others, railway officials said. Hours after the collision, rescue workers were still trying to
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        Lock icon Tax system reform
        83 6 A CHINESE Finance Ministry official unveiled a reform of the national tax system on Tuesday, requiring Chinese enterprises to pay 55 per cent of their profits to the state. However, they will be allowed to keep all or some of the remaining profit for salary bonuses and
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        Lock icon Direct sale drive
        78 6 THE SOVIET Union has begun a drive to sell gold nuggets directly to the public in a move to raise foreign exchange in the West. The windows of the Soviet Union's Wozchod Bank in Zurich were yesterday full of dull lumps of gold described as "masterpieces or
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    Oil product prices here start to fall
    754 7  -  RONNIE LIM ESSO AND SHELL ANNOUNCE CUTS EFFECTIVE YESTERDAY By Our Energy Correspondent PRICES of oil products from Singapore refineries have started to tumble m reaction to the latest Opec crude oil price cut. Esso, the second largest refiner, sprang a surprise yesterday
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    Lock icon 'Last to flee Singapore' newsman dies at 76
    172 7 NEWSMAN C. Yates MpDaniel, the last correspondent to leave Singapore before it fell to the Japanese m 1942, has died at the age of 76. He had been a veteran reporter for the Associated Press and the New York Times. Mr McDaniel
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    Japanese gift of canoes and dinghies
    106 7 Japanese gift of canoes and dinghies WORKERS at PSA Godowns 1 and 2 unloading 31 canoes, 40 Uf e Jackets and four dinghies from the ship Shin Sakura Mara. The items were a present from the Blue Sea and Green Land Foundation of Japan. The supervisor of the People's Association
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    Farmers want chicken and egg market at the stadium
    424 7  -  NGIAM TONG HAI By CHICKENS and eggs going cheap so take your market basket t0... the National Stadium car park. The stadium could be the venue for a regular Sunday market if poultry farmers are permitted by the National Development Ministry
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    A seminar for the women of Yio Chu Kang
    314 7 RESIDENTS' committees m Yio Chu Kang constituency are embarking on a public service programme to educate women on the need to detect breast and cervic cancer early and get treatment. The five committees of the constituency are teaming up with the
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    SPECIAL OFFER' ADS THAT MAY MISLEAD
    192 7 SPECIAL OFFER' ADS THAT MAY MISLEAD AN ADVERTISER has to ensure that his "special offers" are available only for a limited period or he could be accused of misleading advertising. The accusation can also be levelled against a company who claims its product is "the most economical" or "the most
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    Watch the signs
    55 7 MOTORISTS are advised to observe directional signs when driving along Orchard Road near the Ming Court Hotel where work to construct a culvert -will begin on March 19. An Environment Ministry statement yesterday said the work, which is part of the project to reconstruct Stamford Canal, will
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      755 8 WHICH BOOK WILL BE READ AND READ r l ;l zßS^faW^^ i WFaB jlteijj ■i| ij^SjOihMftm^ B|K|l Q RMM 1 Ifll SiH B^^^S liHiißMKni HjBiJIiAI H The Straits Times Directory (Baku Merah) contains of a finger. And its comprehensive alphabetical listing JfiSSSSSSSSSSSFt a wealth of information on the business industry'
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    Ngee Ann out to change its old image
    417 9  -  HEDWIG ALFRED Most students from English stream, says new head By NGEE ANN Polytechnic wants to change its image of being a tertiary institute for Chinese stream pupils only. Most of the 3,800 students there now are m fact from the English
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    Several Vosper execs withdraw their resignation letters
    350 9  - Several Vosper execs withdraw their resignation letters ALAN JOHN By SEVERAL Vosper shipyard executives who resigned last week m protest against the dismissal of their expatriate boss have withdrawn their letters of resignation. Vosper's personnel director, Mr Francis Law, told The Straits Times yesterday evening that ''jnore than half" of
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    Policemen escape unhurt
    45 9 TWO policemen from the Paya Lebar police station escaped unhurt after their patrol car skidded and landed m a drain along Sembawang expressway yesterday. Police said the team policing crew was pursuing a speeding motorcyclist when the accident happened at 1.35 p.m.
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    What the Ecogarden has to offer
    88 9 What the Ecogarden has to offer SCIENCE Centre's director Dr Leo Tan (face partially hidden) holds an ear of corn as the Minister for Environment, Mr Ong Pang Boon (right), looks on. Mr Ong, who opened the centre's new Ecogarden on Tuesday, was touring tne garden with Dr Tan and
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    Sun saves hotel $10,000 a month
    201 9 THE Novotel Orchid Inn m Bukit Timah saves about $10,000 a month on electricity bills by using solar power. In place of boilers, the 321-room hotel uses 342 heat-absorbing panels to tap the sun's heat to provide hot water to all the rooms and
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    Don't sell these mushrooms, retailers told
    213 9 Don't sell these mushrooms, retailers told THE Environment Ministry has advised all retailers to remove an imported brand of canned mushrooms from Taiwan, called Bala, from their shelves. This is because the manufacturer of Bala also makes another brand of canned mushrooms, Black and Gold, which is suspected of being
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    JIS mark for these testers
    83 9 THE Japanese embassy said yesterday Yokogawa Electric Singapore Pte Ltd has been allowed to use the mark of the Japan Institute of Standard on its insulation resistance testers from March 9. Two officials from the Ministry of International Trade and Industry of Japan found that
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    New Zealand set to woo Asean tourists
    331 10 New Zealand set to woo Asean tourists NEW ZEALAND has set up an office here to attract more tourists from the Asean countries. The Minister of Tourism, Mr Robert Talbot, said Singapore was chosen because of the two countries' increasingly close political, economic and trade ties. UMinm—ii "It is important
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    Friday dinner
    23 10 THE Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers (Singapore branch) will hold Us 1983 annual dinner and dance at the Shangri-La Hotel tomorrow evening.
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    Hongkong TV may buy shows from Singapore
    308 10  - Hongkong TV may buy shows from Singapore LEONG WENG KAM By HONGKONG television viewers may soon be watching made-in-Singa-pore dramas and musical variety shows. Asia Television Ltd, one of two TV stations m the British colony, has expressed interest m buying some recent Singapore Broadcasting Corporation productions. This is a
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    MANAGER WHO FORGED 'POISON CHIT' FINED
    79 10 THE sales manager of a pharmaceutical firm admitted m a district court yesterday that he forged a "poison samples" chit last June 24 by altering it to include four other tubes of a cream containing a poison. Wong Kwal Kwong, 33, of Syntex Pharmaceuticals
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    Fixing of prices 'stops retailers upgrading'
    134 10 Fixing of prices 'stops retailers upgrading' MANUFACTURERS who Ox the prices of their goods sold at shops are only keeping the incompetent alive and not giving shopkeepers incentive to upgrade The Consumers' Association of Singapore (Case) said this m its February Issue of the Consumer. Also pricefixing would work against
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  • Article
    Our '83 inflation may be among world's lowest
    250 10 SINGAPORE'S inflation rate this year is expected to be among the lowest m the world. Among major industrial countries, only Japan and Germany are expected to have lower increases. Consumer prices, by which inflation is measured here, are expected to rise by
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    Cabbies to 'adopt' homes for the aged
    287 10 Cabbies to 'adopt' homes for the aged TAXI drivers from 18 taxi kiosks and 200 mini-bus drivers will "adopt" 23 homes for the aged for a year as a gesture of care for the elderly. This is believed to be the first time that cabbies or bus drivers have "adopted"
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    29-MEMBER INDIAN TEAM ARRIVES TODAY
    77 10 A 29-MEMBER team from India's Institute of Public Administration will arrive here today. During the two-day stay, the team will visit the Housing and Development Board at Maxwell Road for a briefing, and then go on a tour of Ang Mo Kio new town. The
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Government to restore Societies Act
      316 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaysian government has decided to restore the Societies Act to its original form. A Bill was tabled m Parliament today, minus the sweeping amendments made m 1981 which societies m the country had criticised as being too harsh. The controversial amendments
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      Lock icon Musa: Let's ride the microchip revolution
      169 10 Musa: Let's ride the microchip revolution KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday MALAYSIA must ride the microchip revolution and embark on robotisation of its industries, Acting Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said. And to meet this modern challenge, the country's education system is being readjusted. Courses available m the higher institutions of learning
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      Lock icon 'China must be in any missile talks'
      105 10 'China must be in any missile talks' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Foreign Minister Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie has said that China must be included m any talks to restrict the number of medium-range nuclear missiles m the Far East, Bernama reported. He was commenting on a report from Tokyo which quoted
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      WHY GOODS WILL STILL PASS THROUGH SINGAPORE PORTS
      157 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaysian government is to continue its export and import transactions through Singapore because of the long-standing relationship between traders m the two countries. Another reason for continuing to use Singapore ports is that there are more ships stopping
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  • Parliament:Question and Answers
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      Plan to woo more into SAP schools' Express classes
      632 12 Plan to woo more into SAP schools' Express classes 4 IT WOULD be Singapore's loss if some of the best Chinese secondary schools should decline to become mediocre schools because good students are going to the EL schools instead of SAP schools. Apart from their high academic standards, these schools
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    • Article
      15 schools want grants
      71 12 THE Education Ministry has received 15 applications from aided schools for capital grants after it announced m May that they could get up to 80 per cent of a project's cost. Replying to a question by Mr Ng Kah Ting (Punggol), the Minister of State (Education),
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    • Article
      New schools in Hougang
      62 12 FIVE primary and three secondary schools will be built m Hougang New Town, said the Parliamentary Secretary (Education), Mr Ho Kan Leong, yesterday. The Education Ministry has also reserved a site for a junior college, he said m reply to Mr Ng Kah Ting (Punggol) who
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      Flats, shops next to centre
      52 12 Flats, shops next to centre TH$ Housing Board will build flats and shops m the land next to the Punggol Rural Centre. The Minister of State (National Development), Mr Lee Yock Suan, said 222 homes, 12 shophouses and two eating houses will be built. They are expected to be completed
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      First market for Yishun
      65 12 YISHUN New Town will have its first market and food centre by August next year and it will be the new air-conditioned type. The Housing Board will also build another 763 fourroom flats there this year, 5,290 four-room flats and 568 five-room flats next year said
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      When work will start
      62 12 THE proposed Seletar Expressway from Yio Chu Kang Road m the south to Bukit Timah Expressway m the north will be built m the next 10 years. Work will only start after the northern stretch of the Central Expressway from Jalan Toa Payoh to Yio Chu
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      More micros for schools?
      56 12 THE Education Ministry may give secondary schools more micro computers as the total membership of computer appreciation clubs is expected to rise to 13,000 by the end of this year. This was disclosed by Dr Tay Eng Soon m reply to Mr Lim Boon Heng (Kebun
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      First group did well in O levels
      374 12 4 THIS is a national effort requiring the support of all m positions of influence and responsibility, be they parents, teachers, employers, the honourable members of this Mouse, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Culture, the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation or the mass
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      All should rise to call of defence
      606 12 EVERY Singaporean should make a life-long commitment to the well-being, progress and defence of Singapore. This is the concept of total defence which the government is trying to promote. To inculcate this attitude m Singaporeans, it is working out a concerted programme, Minster
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      Yock Suan 'despairs at Jeya's inability to understand logic'
      286 12 MR J.B. Jeyaretnam (Anson) yesterday asked a series of suplementary questions and drove the Minister of State (National Development), Mr Lee Yock Suan, to despair. Mr Lee said he despaired over Mr Jeyaretnam 's inability to understand logic after he had
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    • Dr Tan's reply
      • Article
        'It is a hotchpotch of ideas'
        586 12 OPPOSITION MP J.B. Jeyaretnam's comments on the Budget statement are "a hotchpotch of unrelated ideas", Trade and Industry Minister Dr Tony Tan said. "I really think he should stick to subiects he is familiar with, Dr Tan said when he wound up the debate
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        SDF has raised public awareness
        250 12 THE Skills Development Fund had raised awareness of the importance of training, Dr Tan said on Tuesday. But while momentum m training was quickly building up, Singapore was still a far cry from having training as an integral part of a company's operation. The number
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    PA is in step with the people's needs
    568 13 PA is in step with the people's needs WHETHER it is the Singapore InternaW tional kite festival, Chingay, Sepak Takraw championship, lantern festival or dragon boat race, PA has made every effort to transform these traditionally mono-ethnic festivals into occasions of national festivities participat- Ed and enjoyed by all communities.
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  • Debate on Parliament
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      A dry rock garden for Parliament
      577 13 A 'stream' of pebbles to form part of Japanese-style landscape 4 IT IS a cosy Parliament. But space is running out. In a decade or two, we will have to cut the gallery (public gallery) and keep some of those people out, which would
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  • Article
    No demand to justify longer CC hours
    190 13 THE People's Association will not open all its community centres from morning to late at night because the present demand does not justify the longer opening hours. But, these community centres will always be open to the public if there is sufficient demand,
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  • Article
    Campaigns only if need arises
    198 13 Campaigns only if need arises NATIONAL campaigns this year would be kept to a manageable number. They would be an ongoing affair and would be organised as and when there was a need. Mr Ch'ng Jit Koon, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Prime Minster's Office), said this yesterday during the debate on
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  • Parliament: Debate on Education Ministry
    • Article
      Mansor calls for part time courses
      301 14 Mansor calls for part time courses THE Education Ministry has been urged to consider again the possibility of giving part time courses which would lead to degrees or diplomas for f working Singaporeans. Mr Mansor Sukaimi (Kampung Kembangan) said now that the National Technological Institute had been set up, technical
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      Lock icon Is the CSE an additional barrier?
      942 14 Bone of contention between Tay and Sia 4 Sometimes, a child's failure to do well m an examination may be due to emotional or other factors at the time of the examination and not because of any academic inability to cope with the examination.
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    • Article
      Schools Council helps in bridging gap
      174 14 THE Schools Council is fulfilling its role as a communication channel between the Education Ministry and the schools, Dr Tay Eng Soon said yesterday m reply to a query from Prof koh Lip Lin (Nee Soon). Dr Tay, the Minister of State (Education), said
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      Religious knowledge next year
      80 14 ALL religious knowledge subjects, possibly except World Religions, will be offered m secondary schools next year as planned. Dr Tay Eng Soon said yesterday that syllabi and materials for Buddhist Studies, Hindu Studies, Islamic Religious Knowledge are being prepared. He said there was a furoblem with
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      Support for three vital activities will remain
      207 14 THE Youth Festival, camping and combined schools' sports activities will no longer be funded from voted funds but from school and education funds, Dr Tay Eng Soon told the House yesterday. Dr Tay assured both Mr Wan Hussin Zoohri (Kampong Übi) and Mr
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      SES is to reward deserving officers, says Tay
      446 14 THE creation of the Senior Education Service is to reward deserving officers so that they can look forward to career advancement m the teaching service, said Dr Tay Eng Soon. As m all promotion exercises, he said there was bound to be
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    50-year rivalry ends with push of button
    1017 15  - 50-year rivalry ends with push of button TEO LIAN HUAY HBIIIIIIMBWWi^MM^IM By BY and large, man is conservative. He W has an intimate feeling for things that are familiar to him and a love for those that he is used to. Once these things are forced to change, he will
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    Eight lectures
    27 15 AN EIGHT-lecture course on arbitration law and practice will be held at the Apollo Hotel on March 22-29 and April 5-12. For details, telephone *****17.
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    New blood for contractors' body
    267 15 NEW blood has been introduced into the leadership of the Singapore Contractors' Association with the appointment of a new board of directors. Leading this group is the new president, Mr Chang Kin Koon, 46, a director with Hoe Huat Construction Engineering, a major Housing Board
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    The Straits Times says... It's the nature of the problem
    448 16 The Straits Times says... It's the nature of the problem IF WE can do it with the Medisave scheme, why not with all major government policies? MP for Alexandra Mr Tan Soo Khoon asked m Parliament on Tuesday why policies cannot be thoroughly explained a la Medisave. Why not indeed?
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    The new order is here to stay
    1179 16  -  ISMAIL KASSIM The Region with Indonesia after President Suharto's re-election WHEN President Suharto was installed for his fourth term m office last Friday, he hinted that he might not seek re-election m 1988. He is now 61 years. In five years' time, he
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    A tussle for No. 2 spot
    516 16  -  JOHN DORNBERG By Writing for the International Herald Tribune MANY imponderables lie m wait, starting with the future role of Franz-Josef Strauss, the Bavarian premier and leader of the autonomous Bavarian wing of the Christian Democrats, the Christian Social Union. Mr Strauss, who has
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  • Article
    A sort of inspired insanity
    591 16 l?Ti^^^ HE IS YOUNG, m his early twenties, with a sensitive face that belies his maniacal laugh. As you enter the pub where he entertains, you feel the rapport, he has with his audience reach out and touch you. "Entertain" is not the word, really,
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  • FORUM
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      It's time to make queuejumpers fall in line
      236 17 AS I queue daily for my bus at tHe Bedok North Interchange, it dawns on me that not enough measures are being taken to prevent queuejumping. There is no age limit where the queue-jump-ers are concerned: The old expect to be given
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    • Letter
      Errors in article on this Mitsubishi company
      151 17 Errors in article on this Mitsubishi company WE WISH to point out some inaccuracies m your article on Mitsubishi Singapore Heavy Industries. (ST, March 9). In the last paragraph mention was made of our chairman and senior managers receiving salary cuts of up to 15 per cent. There has been
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    • Letter
      Why deprive us of this benefit?
      164 17 I REFER to the letter "All of them have a role" by "MPH Virgo." (ST, March 10). I support the writer's comments on the child relief given by the government to specially-qualified married working mothers. The main rationale is to pursue the goal of
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    • REPLIES
      • Letter
        Why he has to wait even under multitier scheme
        254 17 I REFER to the letter by "Don't Understand HDB" who said he had to wait even longer under the Multi-tier Family Housing Scheme. An applicant who is eligible for a flat under the scheme is granted a three-year retrospective allocation priority.
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      • Letter
        Warned for cutting water supply
        142 17 I REFER to the letter by "Left High and Dry" on the plight of residents of Block 208, Toa Payoh, who have had their water supply cut eight times without warning. (ST, Feb 16). A contractor has been carrying out improvement work on the water
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      • Letter
        Form panel to look into hostel issue
        242 17 Form panel to look into hostel issue Call by varsity students WE, some National University of Singapore students staying at the Nanyang Technological Institute, would like to air the hostel accommodation problem that is worrying us. Seven of the blocks at the NTI will not be available to us for
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        HE HAS TO PAY MORE FOR A SMALLER FLAT
        154 17 HE HAS TO PAY MORE FOR A SMALLER FLAT SHOULD I pay $67,800 for a three-roomed flat whereas others pay $47,000 for four-roomed ones? The estate we were staying m for the past 33 years was acquired for development m 1980. All its residents were considered resettlement cases and registered
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        Show restricted areas on maps
        158 17 I REFER to the article "Why Mindef is getting tough." (ST, March 8). The Ministry of Defence is complaining about civilians trespassing m restricted areas. Why, then, does it omit live-firing areas and all other restricted areas from the maps it publishes? The Singapore street
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      Zimbabwe three years after
      304 18  -  JOSEPH LELYVELD By HARARE (Zimbabwe) In the nearly three years that Zimbabwe has been independent, Prime Minister Robert Mugabe and Joshua Nkomo have seemingly fulfilled the worst expectations that each has had of the other, re-enforcing a history of mutual mistrust that goes back two decades.
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      Lock icon Is civil war on the cards?
      803 18 Zimbabweans went overwhelmingly for Zanu. Nkomo's Zimbabwe African People's Union, or Zapu, which had always sought to eschew ethnic politics, found its political base whittled down to Matabeleland where the Ndebele-speaking minority is concentrated. Ndebele speakers account for only 17 per cent of the
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      Lock icon Fighting for the right to die
      730 18 4 The prospect of falling peacefully, blissfully asleep is not only soothing, but can make it positively desirable to quit this painracked mortal frame and become unborn again. LONDON The apparent double suicide of novelist Arthur Koestler and his wife has focused attention on
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  • TIMESBUSINESS
    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        Sembawang Shipyard
        63 19 SEMBAWANG Shipyard Ltd has formed four subsidiary companies to own and operate the four reefer vessels purchased recently by the company. They are Sembawang Reefer Lines (Manggis), Sembawang Reefer Lines (Duku), Sembawang Reefer Lines (Ciku) and Sembwawang Reefer Lines (Nangka). Each of them has an authorised and paid-up
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        Bonvests Holdings
        50 19 BONVESTS Holdings Ltd (formerly Industrial Electronics and Engineering Ltd) has announced the closure of its transfer books and register from March 23 to March 28 for cancelling all existing certificates bearing the former name as well as the determining of entitlements to the proposed one-for-one rights issue. t
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        MBF transfer book
        50 19 MBF Holdings will close its share transfer book and register of members from April 8 to 12 for determining shareholders' entitlement to apply for part of the offer of 24.308 million shares of 50 cents each m Malaysia Borneo Finance Corporation, at a price of $1.15 each.
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        Lien Hoe revaluation
        50 19 THE Malaysian Capital Issues Committee has approved the revaluation of certain lands and buiidings of Lien Hoe Industries and its subsidiary, Sino-Malay Construction Co. The two companies intend to incorporate the revaluation surpluses of M 54.63 million (Lien Hoe) and M 51.22 million (Sino-Malay) into their accounts.
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        Lock icon Tin output falls
        103 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Peninsular Malaysia's production of tin concentrates last December totalled 3,579 tonnes, down by 29.6 per ent against December 1981, official figures released by the statistics department showed. The figures showed that production for the whole of last year was 52,342 tonnes, a drop of
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        Lock icon Fuel price cuts
        79 19 TAIPEI, Wed. Taiwan has announced cuts m domestic fuel prices ranging from 3.4 per cent to 16.2 per cent m response to this week's oil price reductions by the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries. Chairman of Taiwan's state-owned Chinese Petroleum Corp, Mr Lee Ta-Hai, said electricity prices
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        Lock icon Average earnings up
        85 19 LONDON, Wed. British average earnings rose 8.5 per cent m the 12 months to January after a 7.7 per cent rise m the year to December, provisional Employment Department figures show. The underlying increase m the 12 months to January, adjusted for factors such as back-pay and
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        Lock icon Feedgrain talks
        74 19 LEIPZIG, Wed. Canada is negotiating to sell about one million tonnes of feedgrain annually to East Germany m an agreement, Western diplomats at the Leipzig Trade Fair said. Canada is ready to offer advantageous terms m a tied credit. East Germany, m return, is seeking most-favoured-nation status, which
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        Lock icon Harrier deal
        85 19 MADRID, Wed. Spain will buy up to 12 Harrier fighter planes jointly made by McDonnell Douglas Corp and British Aerospace PLC for an aircraft carrier now under construction, a spokesman for McDonnell Douglas said. Delivery of the vertical takeoff fighters will start m 1986 at US$3O.B million (Ss64
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        Lock icon Spice contract
        42 19 NEW DELHI, Wed. The Soviet Union has recently signed contracts with private Indian firms for the delivery of 5,000 tonnes of spices, mainly black pepper, valued at 176 million rupees (5535.2 million) for this year, Commerce Ministry sources said. Reuter
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      Ben Line to hive off 70pc of M'sian subsidiary
      294 19 Ben Line to hive off 70pc of M'sian subsidiary BEN Line Steamers Ltd of Britain has decided to restructure its Malaysian operations and will soon be hiving off 70 per cent of its wholly owned Malaysian subsidiary to prominent Malaysian interests, including Promet's chairman, Tan Sri Ibrahim Mohamad. It is
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      Lock icon W German economic activity suffers from falling trade
      447 19 FRANKFURT, Wed. The sharp fall m economic activity m West Germany m the second half of last year was primarily the result of falling demand for the country's exports. The Bundesbank, the West German central bank, said among the factors accounting for
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      Jack Chia to rescue sports club operator
      415 19 JACK Chia-MPH Ltd and its Melbourne-based associate, Jack Chia (Australia) Ltd, is bailing a British company out of its financial troubles. The company, Cousin Lane Sports Complex Ltd, operates under a lease the "Cannons" sports complex, reputed to be the largest private sports
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      GSI steps up activities on overseas markets
      418 19 TO ENHANCE its profitability, General Securities Investments is stepping up its trading activities on overseas stock markets m the current year. These markets are expected to perform well, based on the prospect of an economic recovery. These trading activities will be carried out
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      Lock icon IBM out to regain market lead in Japan
      245 19 IBM out to regain market lead in Japan TOKYO, Wed. IBM Japan has introduced a high performance, multifunctional, small computer system with Japanese language processing capability m an attempt to move into Japan's mass office automation market. The system, the IBM 5550 Multistation, has three major functions. It can be
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      Dresdner S-E Asia reports record operating profits
      387 19 Dresdner S-E Asia reports record operating profits DRESDNER South-east Asia (Dresea) staged an impressive comeback last year. After losses of $7 million m 1981, it reported record operating profits of $24.2 million for the 12 months ended Dec 31, 1982. The turnaround had been expected since halftime when results recovered
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    • Market Highlights
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        Prices firm on sustained buying
        384 19 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed firm on sustained buying support m active, selective trading with higher Wail Street advices aiding sentiment. Fraser and Neave rose 15 cents to $7.60. Hume Industries 22 cents to $4.80, Inchcape 11 cents to $2.96, Keck Seng 10 cents to $4.20,
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        SCOREBOARD
        31 19 Up Down Unch Industrials 86 17 15 Finance 12 3 4 Hotels 12 0 2 Properties 10 0 3 Plantations 5 0 1 Mining 4 1 0 Deb/Loans 7 10
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        ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
        79 19 Boastead Bhd 8 C*C +2 CCM Cold Storage Dunlop Ind +2 Esso -5 F&N +10 Gentings +12 Guinness -4 Guthrie Bhd Haw Par +4 Inchcape Bhd +10 MTC -5 NBT +3 Nat Iron +5 PMC +10 Pan Elec +29 Perils Plant +8 Prima +5 Robinsons +3
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          Most Active
          27 19 Faber Merlin 2,560,000 M U I 2,001,000 Taiping Text 1,325,000 Pegi M'sia 1,152,000 A P I 1,094,000 Total turnover: 31.20 m Total value: $93.28 m
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          Rises
          79 19 Tronoh Mines 900 +70 Ulu Benut 690 +50 Hong Leong Ind 890 +40 Pan-El 300 +29 Hume M 482+28 Oriental Hldgs 450 +26 Tan Chong 515 +23 Goodwood Park 1420 +20 Paramount 388 +18 Van Der Horst 540 +15 S N P L 360+14 Tong Meng 298 +14 M
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          Falls
          13 19 C Sugars 1300 -20 Khong Guan 205 -18 M Banking 760 -10
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          Indices
          43 19 Mar 15 Mar 16 BT Composite: 827.55 836.75 BT Indicator: 46*219 *****0 ST Industrials: 843.11 852.95 ST Finance: 2071.54 2078.06 ST Hotels: 1037.26 1045.84 ST Properties: 653,01 659.04 ST Minings: 227.58 229.63 ST Plantations: 939.20 940.86 OCBC: 748.08 756.99 SESInd: 655.80 662,75
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        Singapore closing prices
        2716 20 Adjusted far Krip/rlghta. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded m lets of II shares each, with the price quoted m doilmro. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr's Net 1982/1083 Last Div P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale +or- < <'0OO) High Low 350 235 .Acma 260 -1 21.7
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        583 20 SHAKE prices rose sharply again yesterday as investors plied more money Into the local stock market. The Business Times Composite Index closed with a 9.2fr-point gain to 836.75 and the Straits Times Industrial Index finished with a 9.84--peint Increase to 858.35. By the mid-day
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        Frenzied trading in KL
        358 20 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market broke through the 1,100-mark on the New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary share index yesterday as buyers continued to drive up prices m frenzied trading. Total turnover rose to an all-time high of 16.23 million units valued at M 549.44 million compared
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        Unit trusts
        187 20 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST (Managers' prices (or Mar 17) The Commerce 3.34 3.55 The Savings Fund 1.81 1.92xd Spore Prog Fund 1.47 1.56 Spore Sec. Fund 2.21 2.35 Spore Invest Fund 1.14 1.21 Spore Equity Fund 1.44 1.53 ASIA UNIT TRUST (Managers' priww for Mm- 17) Mai Invest Fund
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        KL SCOREBOARD
        29 20 Up Down unch Industrials 5 14 Finance 7 2 2 Hotels 1 1 Properties 7 11 Oil Palms Tins 8-3 Rubbers 4 3 3 Rubbers Deb/Loans 1
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        BUSINESS DONE
        2172 20 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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        1276 20 (3) 3.22 (2) 3.20 (2) 3.20 UOB (4.3484.385) (4)4.32 (116) 4.34 (3) 4.36 (38) 4.34 (3) 4.30 (75) 436 SETT (4.368 4.388) (18) 436 (1) 434 (3) 4.40 (14) 4.38 UOF (3.428 3.465) (1) 3.50 (2) 3.48 (5) 3.44 HOTELS Apollo (3.208) (2) 336 (1) 3.24 Faber Merlin (2398
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          Hongkong
          346 20 STOCKS yesterday closed mostly lower after fairly quiet trading m the half day session. The market was affected mainly by technical factors but noted some speculative selling of Jardine Matheson shares, which closed off 30 cents at HK$l4.lO. Leaders were mostly easier. Cheung Kong fell 10 cents to $10.20,
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          328 20 Yen AJinomolo 900 +22 Akai 435 -4 Amada 569 -4 Asahl Chem 291 +11 Asahl Glass 574 7 Bank Tk 291 unch Bridgestone 485 7 Canon 1290 +60 Casio Computer 1080 +40 Citizen 359 +5 D Nip Print 734 +18 D Nippon Screen 835 unch Daiel 815 unch Dallchl
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          191 20 Francs Actions Suisses 273^ unch Alusuisse Br 613 -5 Alusuisse Reg 205 -2 Brown Boverl Br 1130 +5 Clba Geigy Br 1740 -10 Clba Gelgy P C 1430 -5 Clba Gelgy Reg 752 -1 Credit Sulsse Br 1925 -15 Credit Sulsse Reg 370 +1 Elektrowatt Br 2680 unch George
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          90 20 Pesos Acoje Mining 0.0012 unch Anglo Phil Apex Mining B 0.013 -0.001 Atlas Con. B 30.50 unch Bagulo Gold 0.0024 +0.0002 Basic Petroleum 0.01 unch Benguet Con. B 90.00 unch CDCP 160 -0.1 First Phil Hldgs 7.60 +0.1 Lepanto B 0.13 -0.01 Marlnduque B 7.00 unch Marsteel Oriental B
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          380 21 BLUE CHIP stocks made a strong comeback m the late afternoon on Tuesday, and the recovery carried over into secondary issues. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended the day 10.07 points higher at 1124.52 after being as low as 1112.52. Most of the gain came m the last
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          360 21 PRICES WERE little changed m quiet trading yesterday although resource stocks showed marginal gains after Wall Street reversed its declines of recent days. Near the close the All-Ordi-naries index was up 0.4 points at 513.7 after drifting m a narrow range throughout the day. The Resource Marker gained 0.9
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          664 21 EQUITIES opened mixed yesterday m a cautious reaction to Tuesday's UK budget but m the government bond market, the new convertible stock announced on Monday was exhausted on its debut, dealers said. The Financial Times Index at 10am was up 2 points to a record 675.6. But by noon,
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          246 21 SHARE prices were lower on Tuesday, dealers said. Among Dutch internationals, the price falls were mainly due to profit-taking. KLM fell 3.20 guilders to 161.80 while Akzo and Royal Dutch were both down 1.10 at 50.50 and 99.70 respective- ly. fu ABN 359.50 -2 Ahold ***** -1.2 Akzo 51.00
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          95 21 Industrial Finance Corp 143 J0 +4 Jalaprathan Cement.... 161.50 -4-3 Maboonkhrong 147 +4 Metal Box Rama Tower 40 +£25 Sana Union 123 +1 Sermsuk 258 -4 Slam Cement 303 +6 Slam City Cement 286 +6 Slam Credit 90.50 +3 South Asia Fibre Thai Commercial Bank Thai Danu Bank Thai
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          52 21 U.K. HANG SENG Wednesday 1024.07 Tuesday 1024.51 Week Ago 1003.50 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 652.1 Tuesday 652.0 Week Ago 655.1 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 513.9 Tuesday 513.4 Week Ago 516.7 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 673.6 Monday 665.8 Week Ago 664.6 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 1 124.52 Monday 1114.45 Week
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        1925 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported 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 Alcom (2.138 2.155) (51) 2.16 (30) 2.17 (9) 2.20 (10) 2.19 (70)
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      Pen group goes ahead with upgrading plans
      685 22 MALAYSIA'S largest integrated textile manufacturer the Pen group based m Butterworth is pushing ahead with plans to rationalise and upgrade production facilities at a number of its companies. The moves, while leading to an expansion of capacities, are, however, geared more towards improving
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      Nihon Keizai Shimbun sets up US unit
      262 22 NIHON Keizai Shimbun Inc, the publisher of Japan's economic and business daily, The Nihon Keizai Shimbun, as well as many other newspapers and publications, has set up an United States-incorporated subsidiary m New York early this month. The Nihon Keizai Shimbun America Inc,
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      Lock icon W. GERMANY STAGING MEETING OF STEELMAKERS
      147 22 W. GERMANY STAGING MEETING OF STEELMAKERS BONN, Wed. The Bonn government is staging a major conference of the West German steel producers and other steel interests m an effort to push forward the restructuring of the industry m the face of disagreements between two of the main companies. The Economics
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      Hotel M'sia extension ready by end-1984
      431 22 HOTEL Malaysia Ltd expects to open the doors of its new extension block, costing $63 million, by the end of next year. The extension project is scheduled for completion by July 1984 and, barring any unforeseen "last minute" problems, Hotel Malaysia expects the additional
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      Tanjong Tin incurs $869,000 losses
      235 22 Tanjong Tin incurs $869,000 losses TANJONG Tin Dredging Ltd, which is controlled by the Kuok group, has reported pretax losses of £277,000 (*****,000) for the year ended Dec 31, 1982, as against pretax profits of £190,064 previously. Preliminary results show losses from the mine came to £407,000 (after allowing for
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      CIC approves Batu Kawan's special issue
      103 22 CIC approves Batu Kawan's special issue BATU Kawan Bhd has obtained approval from the Malaysian Capital Issues Committee for its proposed •special issue of 10 million snares to bumiputra investors at M 52.75 each. The issue, however, is still subject to the approval of shareholders, the Foreign Investment Committee and
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        RUBBER
        646 21 THE RUBBER market m Singapore yesterday closed easier with April RSS One buyers quoted at 228.00 cents per kilo, down two cents from Tuesday night. The morning session saw prices fluctuating fairly widely, gaining about four cents on speculative buying and then losing all the gain as more sellers
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        CLOSING PRICES
        32 21 Rubber: Mar 16 Singapore: April: 228.00 cents (down 2.00 cents) Malaysia: April: (248.00 cents (down 2.50 cents) Tin: M $30.43 per kilo (up 7.00 cents) 127 tonnes (up 20 tonnes)
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        179 21 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed easier on short selling m quiet trading, dealers said. In the March position,, central region fell Mss to M 5725 per tonne and south fell Ms 3 to Ms73o while m April, south lost Mss to Ms73o. The refined market
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        COPPER
        31 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Tuesday (previous m brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £1059.50 (£1052.50); sellers £1060.00 (£1053.00); Three Months buyers £1092.50 (£1085.00); sellers £1093.50 (£1085.50). Market tone: Steadier Sales: 26,050 tonnes.
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        SSR and SMR
        94 21 NOON SSR and SMR prices yesterday: RAS April May (Current Mth) (Forward Mth) Buyer* Seller* Buyer* Seller* SSR 20 -ton pallet) 228.00 230.00N 230.00 232.00N SSR 50 (1-ton pallet) 224.00 226.00N 226.00 228.00N MRELB April May SMRCV (1-ton pallet) 316.80 318.50N 319.50 321.50N SMRL (1-ton pallet) 302.00
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        STRAITS TIN
        262 21 THE STRAITS tin price m Penang yesterday gained a further seven cents to M 530.43 a kilo, but was still within the ITA lower sector of M 529.15 and M 532.06. The firmer market was due to continued strong demand from Japanese, European, US and local* operators. Higher
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        Produce exchange
        133 21 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per 111 kg yesterday. Coconut oil: Bulk fob $95.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $108.00 sellers, new drum fob $112.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $55 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $360.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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        GOLD
        214 21 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $28,707 and closed at $28,822 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.75/42T>.75 (the day's low) m quiet and featureless trading. Local buying supported the market and it moved up slightly to 427.50/428.50 m dull trading. It closed
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        Money and exchanges
        670 21 THE US/Sing dollar traded firmer after opening at 2.0805/20. It was traded to the day's high at 2.0840/50 before closing there. Trading was basically quiet and featureless. The US unit was traded thinly against major currencies and trading was directionless. The US/DM opened at 2.3865/75 and was
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        Discount
        45 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Mar 16: Overnight: 3>/« Call deposits: 3'A Source: National Dlseoont Co. Closing Buying Selling 3- month Treasury bills 2% 2% 3-month Bank bills 69/16 6 7/16 3 months CD OH 6V4 6 months CD 6% 6%
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        31 21 Closing Interbank rates for Singapore dollars on Mar IS: Offer Bid Overnight VA 4/4 1 month 6>/4 6Vt 2 months 6% 6H 3 months 6% 6W Overnight mode 4^4
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        PRIME LENDING RATE
        24 21 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 9.25 per cent.
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      682 21 APPOINTMENTS iNCORPORAFED PCS DISPLAYS PTE LTD, subsidiary of PRINTED CIRCUITS INTERNATIONAL, manufacturers of high quality Liquid Crystal Displays (LCD) and DISPLAYS MODULES. We invite applications for the following positions: INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER The Industrial Engineer we are looking for preferably should have 1 year's experience m either semi-conductor or electronic assembly
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      715 22 APPOINTMENTS (A member of The Times Organisation) GROUP RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT DIVISION CONFERENCE MANAGER This is one of the most creative jobs for expressing your talent. You will have to be well-read and smart. We will provide you the training to become a first-class manager. The interesting aspects of the work
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      430 22 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT CAP. 185 AND IN THE MATTER OF HOLLAND DRIVE INVESTMENT PTE. LTD. (In Voluntary Liquidation) MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of the abovenamed company duly convened and held at 04-02, Tanglin Shopping Centre, Singapore 1024 on
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      151 22 International Furniture Housewares Exhibition Stadium Negara, Kuala Lumpur 4-12 Jun 1983, 12.00n00n -10.00pm Homes Malaysia '83 is a professionally organised international furniture and "V housewares exhibition. Its s^* lsSkssl object is to initiate contact !as i! s^^ between the public and !tesi !S !s! houseowners with fc-^ta^s 855 5 551^^
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      750 23 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES: i...^ CLASSIFICATION GROUP Monday Friday 9.00 am 5.30 pm I Ordinary 5 1 00 per word (Mm 1 5.00) £t V N-] >-*V /-S^/— A/-^rS /Ii t^S. SS s., Uf d.y fflT-iW^ i6.M per col. cm. A Entertainment Food guide Jg< LJfe,^ gs< SZ---Jk I i fss>}
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      482 23 19 Household Appliances H I 1 hi Instant Reliable Services for most brands of Heaters Special Opening Sales Gainsborough Heaters at $100/= only Model 203Q complete with original SAQ shower kit installation at only $150/= Instant Heaters Services Pte ltd 349 Geylang Road Singapore 1438 Tel: *****21, *****90 Telex: GASIA
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      648 23 25 Sale: Other Products KITCHEN CABINETS, chest of drawers, bedroom set, single and double beds, room dividers, bedside tables, office desks, metal filing cabinets, air-conditioner, refrigerator and many other household items. View CCC Junk Store Pte. Ltd. 79/81, Blk 1004, Aljunied Aye 5, Geylang East Town Centre, Spore 1438 (Facing
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      287 23 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage RELAX REFRESH YOURSELF AT GREAT EASTERN jSjk HEALTH CENTRE rN Great Eastern Hotel M J1 w c Pher*on Road >■ 29 Beauty Culture DENISIL NO. 1 Skin Hair Care Systems. For best results telephone *****36: Skin Naturopathic Centre. 30 Hairdressing WHY PAY
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      250 23 35 House Cleaning/ Painting PROFESSIONAL CARPET CARE applicator Scotch Guard Carpet Protector, Deepsteam Carpet Upholstery cleaning, window cleaning, floor polishing and general housecleaning. Contact First Asian. Tel: *****65. WE PROVIDE PAINTING Service, cleaning and polishing floors, using a wide range of sophiscated machines, pumping and electrical repairs. Please call for
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      802 23 36 House Renovation/Repair/Decor SPECIALIST IN REPAIRING roof leakage, renovation, brick wall, fencing, gutter and all kinds of construction work include removals and disposals services. Reasonable price. Tel. *****45/ *****87 GENERAL RENOVATION AND repairs awnings, tiling, brick wall, retaining wall, grilles, aluminium sliding door, fencing, etc. Free quotations, call Jin Chern
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      273 23 36 House Renovation/Repair/Decor WILLY METAL WORKS Co. dealing In iron grille windows, renovation, aluminium works and awnings. Tel: *****19. YEOMAN: GENERAL REPAIRS, installation of plumbing and electrical works for HDB/ private houses. Tel: *****68. 37 Aircon/Refrigerator LEE MANG AIRCOND Refrigerator Services can solve all problems of servicing, repairing/ respraying of
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      208 23 38 TV/Video/ Sound System SCIENCE TECHNICAL SERVICE Aerials Installation, Video Recorder, Colour T.V., Hi-fi Stereo. Service Guaranteed. Tel: *****48. WANTED AKAI-AM 2350 amplifier, Akai-GXC 704-D, cassette deck (m good working condition). Contact tel: *****62/ *****10. After Bpm. COLOUR T.V. ANTENNAE installation or repair. Call: *****52/ *****18. We guarantee for all
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      176 23 4& 4^H Found (ioatmg m the sea at f .PB ,J^m Changi two days ago: a paddle Tql And at Tan Tock Seng Hospital. _AAlig»* B aa«na^-J? £3O a multi-coloured purse was f^^^ 7\Jl also discovered by a civil- a SQ rL^B mi nded Singaporean. 4 lOl^te* w_» Ujjfjj Tne
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      119 23 49 Packing/Storage/ Delivery HOUSE REMOVAL/ TRANSPORTATION Service. Days/ Nights service, workers provded. Charges reasonable. Please call: *****4. HOUSE REMOVAL, DELIVERY, labourers provided. Reasonable charges. Swee Hwee Loon Transport Co. *****93/ *****60. HOUSE REMOVAL/ TRANSPORTATION. Workers provided. Good service. Reasonable charges. Call: *****10. HOUSE REMOVAL/ TRANSPORTATION. Workers provided. Responsible, reasonable charges.
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      692 24 50 Office Equipment/ Supplies WHITE BOARDS OF magnetic/ non-magnetic of various sizes available. Free pen, delivery. Tel: *****80. 51 Printing Copying Services fg gjl j l§[ *}§j 9 /jjj We specialise m printing visiting cards, letterheads, (Whi)a you wait) Bills, invoices and all kind of Stationery items Designing, embossing works
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      873 24 53 Computer 53 Computer Products/Services Products/Services USED IBM 34 MERCHANT BANK REQUIRES USED IBM SYSTEM 34, CPU 128K, STORAGE 64M8., 3 TERMINALS, 1 LINE 1 MATRIX PRINTERS. PLEASE QUOTE PRICES INCLUSIVE OF CABLE, CONNECTORS, FREIGHT AND INSTALLATION AT SINGAPORE FINANCIAL DISTRICT. CALL: *****1 MISS LOW/ MR. YEO. 57 Industrial Equip-
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      550 24 60 Business 60 Business 60 Business 60 Business Opportunities Opportunities Opportunities Opportunities right finandng -\V\~r LJQufVQuw lUi t J your equipment h^Jj/ **"J23BP^ M^^^ --MM k* mt^'A ea*&l It's Important you choose the right professional team can help you Find out how we can help you with financing package for
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      351 24 66 Situations Vacant s) Professional Executive An expanding and progressive trading firm urgently requires: A SALES MANAGER with the following qualities: c Aggresive and energetic young man between 28 to 35 years* c A University graduate (preferred), although sufficient market experience will also be considered c Owns a car c
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      471 24 66 Situations Vacant a) Proiesslonal Executive PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PTE) LTD has an immediate vacancy for:MARKETING EXECUTIVE (Conventional) REQUIREMENTS: c GCE 'O' level. c 2to 3 years of related experience. c Extensive knowledge m Middle East, Red Sea and S.E. Asia conventional markets. Please apply m confidence stating full particulars,
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      371 24 66 Situations Vacant c) Tutorial AN EXPERIENCED CHEMISTRY Teacher required for Pre-U student m Serangoon area. Tel *****54. CHINESE TUTOR WANTED by PreU student. Contact Mr. Han *****89 Pre-U Teachers/Graduates preferred. QUALIFIED SECONDARY SCHOOL Teacher required to teach 1 secondary 2 boy m Katong area. Interested, call *****52. TUTORS REQUIRED
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      524 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial fg Clerical A Well Established Shipping Company invites suitably qualified candidates to fill m the following positions: (1) SECRETARY/ PERSONAL ASSISTANT c With GCE 'O' level and valid secretarial certificate. c Must have good knowledge of business correspondence and good communication abilities. c Typing speed
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      540 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical WWlr require* 1) TRANSHIPMENT CLERK c GCE 'O' level with minimum 3 credits including English. c Experience not necessary but some knowledge of shipping transhipment documentations will be an advantage. c Able to type with reasonable speed. 2) INWARD FREIGHT CLERK (Male/Female) c GCE
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      494 24 66 Situations Vacmt d) Secretarial Clerical Our Company with Internotional affiliations m 87 Countries has keen established m Singapore for more than 20 yeas. We invite applications or the position of: CONFIDENTIAL STENOGRAPHER c GCE 'O' Level with :redit m English c Shorthand/ typinj speed 100/45 w.p.m. respectively Matured and
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      496 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB Invites applications for the posts of: A) CLERK/ TYPIST Must have GCE O' Level with credit m English. Must be proficient m typing B) COMPUTER KEYPUNCH OPERATOR Must have GCE O' Level with relevant working experience. Starting salary $400 p.m. with
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      520 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical EXECUTIVE SECRETARY REPORT DIRECTLY TO VICE PRESIDENT. DUTIES INCLUDE CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY FILING ALL EXEC. CORRESPONDENCE MINOR BOOK-KEEPING MAINTAIN PERSONNEL RECORDS HANDLE OFFICE PETTY CASH MAINTAIN OFFICE SUPPLIES RECORD AND ORGANIZE APPOINTMENTS HANDLE TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS WORK IN BEAUTIFUL NEW OFFICES, GOOD CONDITIONS, WITH CAREER OPPORTUNITY
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      551 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A manufacturing company m Jurong requires:FEMALE ASSISTANT ACCOUNTS CLERK Qualifications:--e GCE 'O' level, (Chinese or English Stream). Able to type and have some knowledge of Book-keeping. Interested applicants, please call personally at:SUN WARD CHEMICAL INDUSTRIAL CO PTE LTD 11, Wan Lee Road Singapore 2262
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      566 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical MARINA CENTRE PROJECT has vacancy for a CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY c Main duties Include han-dling/safe-keeping of documents/correspondence. Possession of a Private Secretary's Certificate will be an advantage. Those interested please address your letters marked 'CONFIDENTIAL' to: Admin. Manager SL MARINA CENTRE DEVELOPMENT PTE LTD 4,
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      512 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical (ACHIiA) ACMA ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES LIMITED requires CLERK/TYPIST c GCE 'O' level, c Able to type at least 35 w.p.m. c Some working experience preferable but not essential. Interested applicants, please write with full personal particulars and telephone number for contact to:--9, GUL CIRCLE JURONG
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      548 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Required by well established steel trading company c GCE 'O' level c Knowledge of typing Interested please write with full details, salary expected, telephone contact to THE MANAGER KIM ANN ENGINEERING PTE LTD 111 C, KING GEORGES' AYE SINGAPORE 0820 FEMALE
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      561 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A newly established company requires: RECEPTIONIST CUM TYPIST Requirements: c Completed secondary 4 education c Clerical working experience an advantage c Typing speed of 45 wpm c Bilingual and able to start work Immediately Interested parties, please call personally at: #03-11, MACKENZIE ROAD SINGAPORE
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      545 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical JOHN WILEY SONS (SEA) PTE. LTD. on 5-day week has vacancy for a RECEPTIONIST/STENOGRAPHER c GCE 'O' level with credit m English c Good command of English Shorthand/typing speeds at 80/40 w.p.m. respectively Please write with contact telephone number stating qualifications, experience and salary
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      371 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Established financial institution requires: GENERAL CLERK Good working conditions, attractive salary, 3 months bonus. Minimum qualification: GCE 'O' Level. Please apply with a non-return-able photograph and contact number to: S.T. BOX A***** 390 Kirn Seng Road, Spore 0923 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK GCE 0' level.
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      880 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical UNDERGRADS required Immediately as TEMPORARY GENERAL CLERKS (3 to 6 months) Must be prepared to work overtime. Apply: 36th floor. Hong Leong Building with testtlmonials and certificates at sp.m. Urgently required FEMALE GENERAL CLERK c Fluent m English Chinese c Good typing speed and
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      874 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required. Knowledge of simple accounts and clerical duties an advantage. Interested, please call at 2. Jalan Rajah. #04-24, Golden Wall Factory Building. Tel: *****08/*****92. MANUFACTURING COMPANY AT Teban Gardens requires Female General Clerk. G.C.E. 'O' level. Ability to type. Preferably with
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      415 26 68 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical 2 EXPERIENCED LADY site clerks needed urgently to do paper work and site recordings. Interested, please tel: *****22. FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Must be able to type. Interested call *****60. GENERAL CLERK REQUIRED by transport company. Kindly call *****63/ 4. ONE CHINESE FEMALE Clerk required.
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      319 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales A leading ship-providore with fast expanding international links seeks experienced male or female I BOARDING SUPERVISORS/ 1 j CANVASSERS responsible for smooth co-ordination of ship supplies. I Candidates should I Have a few years experience m similar capacity I Preferably
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      250 26 Due to our rapid expansion, we require SALES REPRESENTATIVES (3 Vacancies) To market our full range of electric/electronic machines and other related products. c GCE 'O' level, c Mature/self-starter c Possess own transport, c Completed N.S. c Gross income $24,000+ per annum. Interested applicants please call personally to: The Sales
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      941 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant mmmmmmm^^ mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^^ mmmm-m c) Sates c) Sales In view of the recent expansion of the Singapore Timber Department of our International group of companies, we Invite suitably qualified candidates tor I the position of 1 TIMBER I MARKETING I EXECUTIVE I Ample experience m
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      605 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales Immediate Vacancies for FEMALE SALES PROMOTERS We are an established marketing Company specialising m counter promotion of very high qualityrange of ladies fashionable products. We offer: c Attractive basic salary and commission c Annual and outstanding performance bonus, c Other fringe benefits Include medical, uniforms,
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      785 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales SALES REPS WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Fringe benefits. No experience needed. Training provided at our cost. Supervisors will help at all times to ensure at least $50 per day earnings during training period. Age: 18 to 26. CALL *****27 SUITE 16, STAMFORD HOUSE STAMFORD ROAD. SENIOR SALES
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      705 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Technical t) Technical M Due to the expansion m our construe- tion firm, we invite applicants for the following posts: 1 1. SITE FOREMEN Diploma m building/ civil engineer'ss ing. gg Completed N.S. Site experience preferred but not ijgi; essential. 2. SITE CHECKERS W
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      508 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Technical t) Technical i) Technical He will be responsible for the maintenance and up-keep of 1 sophisticated computerized test systems and their peripheral equipment. •Should possess an ITC/Diploma/C G full technician m Electronics or Communication Engineering. We're also looking for Mechanical
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      400 27 XT-HENRY DESIGN BUILDERS ft requires: v INTERIOR I DESIGNERS I jj Interested applicants^ please write m with per- A sonal particulars, quali-s ft fications, working ex peri- 5 f\ ence, expected salary and v Da non-returnable photo- 8 X graph to: j 1, NORTH BRIDGE I ROAD #12-09 8 HIGH
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      395 27 An expanding building contractor company requires: SITE SUPERVISOR c Polytechnic diploma or equivalent c Minimum 2 years' building site experience. c Valid class 3 driving licence c Conversant m English/ Mandarin and local dialects. Please apply with full personal particulars, qualifications, working experience, current and expected remunerations and contact telephone
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      578 27 66 Situations Vacant i) Technical Construction firm requires FOREMAN (Building) Minimum 2to 3 years experience, c Able to work with minimum supervision. c Possess Class 3 driving licence. Interested please apply m own handwriting stating full particulars, present salary, salary expected, contact number and recent photograph to: KIMLY CONSTRUCTION PTE
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      450 27 66 Situations Vacant i) Technical URGENTLY REQUIRED (1): Clerk-of-Works. (2) Architectural Designer with working experience. Please apply In writing giving full personal particulars, qualifications, experience salary expected and contact number to: S.T. Box A*****, 390, Kirn Seng Road, Spore 0923. ELECTRICAL HOIST OPERATORS urgently required to work 2 shifts. Knowledge
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      342 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production MATTEL ELECTRONICS ASIA LTD, a Multinational producer and distributor of home video games and other consumer products, has immediate vacancies for:- j/ i Pl" *^L. fT|| OTHER ATTRACTIVE FRINGE BENEFITS WILL BE PROVIDED Come, see
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      97 27 Large European furniture manufacturer urgently requires 1) BOJILER ATTENDANT Possess 2nd Class Steam Boiler Attendant Certificate 2) SEMI-SKILLED CARPENTERS 3) WOODWORKING MACHINE OPERATORS Possess NTC 3 Certificate (for posts 2 3) Applicants please call personally at: DIETHELM SCANSTYLE PTE LTD 19 Jurong Port Road Singapore 2261 Tel: *****22. Something For
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      178 27 COOLING SYSTEMS ftEXJBLES PTELTD Manufacturer of radiators, oli coolers and heat exchangers has Immediate vacancies for We offer starting salary between Excellent Promotional Opportunities s<iay week Confirmation increment Free beverages during breaks .Medical/Dental company paid plan Leave annual, marriage, sick compassionate Accommodation for Malaysians Transport provided company subsidized Overtime if
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      381 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production Poilveill IWiWWBi Olivetti Europe's largest manufacturer of BvCiffiil office equipment has immediate vacancies for: Hkl \hl p er mt^ a^ ter year service J H^jflj Mo shift No microscopes 5 day week w iStf Bi Ov«r $400 per month with
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      325 28 B§ Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production I'JVC ELECTRONICS 1 SINGAPORE PTE LTD requires FEMALE gRODUCTION OPERATORS Requirements: Age: 16-35 years to Primary 6 above No experience required Malaysian Chinese are welcomed j^ We offer: lMi 5 day week (8.00 am 5.20 pm) No shift or scope
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      199 28 Invites applications for the following positions: (2 shift rotation or permanent 3rd shift) Requirementa: Primary or Secondary education Singapore Citizens/ Malaysians We Offer: New attractive starting pay Alternate Saturday off with six days' basic pay for 2 shift rotation operators 5 day work week, 6 days basic pay for permanent
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      475 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production Dear Ang Mo Kio Residents, Tomorrow at your neighbourhood community centre, our personnel team awaits you. If you 'ye got at least primary education with or without working experience, willing to work on 3 rotating shifts, you 're welcome to
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      203 28 Data Heads Manufacturer of Magnetic Recording Heads for the Computer Industry requires We offer: 5-day week Salary increase on confirmation Salary review twice a year Shift Allowance Attendance Bonus Please call personally with your I.C. at: New start rate up to 5-Day Work Week No scope work Free transport to
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      545 28 66 Situations Vacant g) Production SINGAPORE KCK (PTE) LTD invites applications from Singapore citizens for the post of: FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Permanent Ist shift) c Must be 16 years and above c At least Primary education We offer: c Good starting wages c Attendance allowance $30 per month c Transport
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      638 28 66 Situations Vacant g) Production MOVIT ENGINEERING A division of Movit Pte. Ltd., requires: 1. WELDERS/ FITTERS 2. APPRENTICES 3. GENERAL WORKERS 4. DRAUGHTSMAN Applicants for Posts 1 3, with knowledge and experience In building heavy duty equipment would be favoured. For Post 4, preference will be given to applicants
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      429 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous *J Keppel Shipyard limited Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the following appointment: Requirements Generally candidates should possess the following qualifications: Completed primary six education Good physique and eyesight Be prepared to work shift duties Salary Commencing salary
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      117 28 Due to our expansion, we require: A) SECURITY GUARDS Singapore Citizens Some experience m security work 12-hour shift duty c Completed Primary education Benefits: Annual leave Medical benefits Free uniforms Starting salary $450 per month with paid public holidays and overtime allowances j B) CLERK TYPIST GCE 'O' Level Preferably
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      361 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous A large watch manufac- I taring Company In Mktsß- I ing Estate has vacancies fob TRAINEE TECHNICAL ASSISTANT c Possess GCE 'A' level or ITC m Eectronic or Electrical TRAINEE 1 TRADESMAN c Possess NTC 3 or NTC 2 m Metal Machining FEMALE I OPERATORS
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      422 28 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous Invites applications for the following positions: FEMALE CAPTAINS 1-2 years' relevant experience. Possess leadership qualities. HOSTESSES (Full/ part-time) Pleasant personality. Experience preferred but not essential. GCE 'O' level leavers are also welcome. WAITRESSES (Full part-time) Experience not necessary as training will be provided. A flair for
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      330 29 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous r A© CENTURY PARK SHERATON SINGAPORE to WORK In a Japanese Restaurant and In the process LEARN the Japanese Language In authentic Japanese environment. if you are Interested to work as WRITERS/ UIIIITRESSES (Working hours: alternating morning split-shifts) at the Unkal Restaurant, please call personally
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      487 29 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous fjtuld HaoriG THOMSON RESTAURANT requires 1 MALE CAPTAINS Must have a few years' experience c Preferably able to speak write English Mandarin c Pleasant disposition 2) HOUSEMEN c Experience not necessary but must be hardworking and willing to learn 3) DISHWASHERS Experience not necessary but
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      410 29 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous YAOHAN SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED HEAD OFFICE has immediate vacancies for:DELIVERY CLERK For the Personnel/ General Affairs Dept. Completed or exempted from National Service A valid class 111 driving license OFFICE BOY Completed at least Primary education Training will be provided Interested applicants please call m
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      512 29 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous FISHER We require FITTER c NTC Grade 3ln lnctrumentatlon and control c Minimum 2 years' relevant experience STOREKEEPER c OCE 'O' level Good working knowledge of storekeeplng functions c Minimum 4 years' relevant experience with at least 2 years' supervisory experience STOREMAN c Minimum 2
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      473 29 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Tractors Singapore Limited A member of the Sime Darby Group has an opening for: CHAUFFEUR Age: Between 20 to 40 I years j Able to speak English Prepared to work over- time Please telephone MRS HO at *****22 L for an interview. I has Immediate
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      434 29 66 Situations Vacant l) Miscellaneous &&<&>&&<&■ An established transport and forwarding company has immediate vacancies for DELIVERY CLERKS c Some working knowledge In the delivery of goods preferred. c Training on PSA delivery procedures will be given. c Completed N.S. c Class 3 driving licence. c Lower secondary education from
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      505 29 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous MING VILLAGE requires (1) EXPORT TRAINEES With/ without experience. Secondary 4 education. Training will be provided. (2) DESPATCH RIDERS Preferably with motorbike. Must be bilingual. Interested applicants contact: JENNY LIM *****11x336 for appointment. PART-TIME WORK enptas requires several young school leavers (girls) for about 2
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      472 29 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous f^ Come join us as PART-TIME OR FULL-TIME STEWARDESSES Age above 17 years old. Work permits avaiable for Malaysians. Experience not necessary. Total intome exceeding Sl.OOOp.m spm toiopm; 8 pm to 11.45 pm. Accommodation provided for Malaysians Please apply sol personally at:- fwjpQllgit FAIR LADY
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      407 29 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous DRIVER CUM DELIVERY MAN DELIVERY CUM GENERAL MAN c Able to read and write English. c Possess a clean Class 3 driving licence. c 2 years experience. c Completed N.S. Please apply personally at:--996, BENDEMEER ROAD SINGAPORE 1233 TEL: *****25 [■V^je»_ HCOLxm-rts] We have immediate
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      599 29 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous SIONQ HOE INTERNATIONAL PTE. LTD requires immediately 1) MALE A FEMALE PRODUCTION WORKERS c Age: 16 years and above. c No experience required., c Training will be provided. 2) GENERAL CLERKS c GCE. 'O r level with passes In English and Mathematics. c Ability to type
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      359 30 68 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous OFFICE BOY/ DESPATCH RIDER required. c Class 2 driving licence c Must possess own motorcycle Interested please TEL: *****51 tor an immediate interview. Printing Company requires (1) MALE FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVE c Minimum 2-3 years' experience m similar field and possess class 2/3 driving licence.
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      386 30 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous DELIVERY DRIVERS Urgently Required Must be prepared to work overtime. Salary $450 after 3 months $500. Interested call: *****70 DRIVER required by DIETHELM SINGAPORE PTE LTD c Class 3 driving licence. Completed National Service. Able to converse m English. Interested applicants, please phone:MR ALEX CHEE
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      380 30 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous PETER GUYS PTE. LTD. requires 1. HAIRSTYLIST London trained c Experience essential 2. HAIRDRESSER c Experience essential Interested, please call Sally at: *****25/6 for interview appointment. Promotion Girls (For Beer) Age: 18 years old 28 years old Working Hour: 7pm 11pm daily Basic Salary: Mln.
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      668 30 66 Situation j Vacant I) Miscellaneous YOUNG AND GROWING company requires Male and Female Sales Executives and Accounts Clerk. We offer attractive remuneration and promotion prospects for the right candidate. Preference will be given to applicants with sales experience for Post (1) and Accounts, typing knowledge and GCE 'A' level
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      628 30 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous HOSTEL IN TOWN requires 1 Chambermaid. No shift duties. Apply personally between 9.30 a.m. 12.30 p.m. and 2.30 p.m. 4.30 p.m. or write to: Waterloo Hostel, 55 Waterloo Street (4th floor), Spore 0718. MOBIL SELF-SERVE STATION is seeking for a Cashier and Apprentice to Join
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      598 30 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous AN OILFIELD/ HARDWARE Company m Jurong requires Delivery Driver and 2 General Workers. Interested call: *****33 during office hours. CHINESE DELIVERY ATTENDANTS Urgently wanted. Age 17 to 25, interview at: 96F, Jin Senang or Aljunled Road, #03-11, Lipo Factory. CLEANER (FEMALE), preferably Chinese for office
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      568 30 66 Situations Vacant l) Miscellaneous MALAY DESPATCH RIDERS (dist. 1336), $350, And Chinese Van Drivers (Jurong), $450 required urgently. Please call *****27. PHOTOGRAPHER, DESPATCH RIDER (with bike) urgently required. Call personally at: 38E Circular Road. Tel: *****. REQUIRED A MALAY as Messenger with primary education. Call personally at: S.O. Bamadhaj,
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      721 30 72 Vehicles For Hire jemmmk. DUMAC CAR RENTAL Services Daily. Weekly Monthly Special rates. Latest model cars. Airconditioned. 158 Mackenzie Road. Telephone: *****38/ *****59/ *****66. EASTERN CAR RENTAL self drive Datsun 120Y, aircon, Singapore use weekly $210, monthly $680. New Sigma 1600 c.c. with Malaysia permit available long term rental.
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      825 30 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun 1974 DATSUN 120Y PARF, tax, insurance, tyres new. Radio cassette. Passed inspection. Good condition. $8,500 negotiable. Tel: *****33. 1977 9ATSUN 100A FII. No aircond, sports rims, Radio/ cassette. Road tax till August 1983. Good condition. $10,500. Stephen Low *****3 *****/7. 1980 120Y GL new
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      861 30 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Ford 1976 CORTINA 2000E 1 company owner, aircond, passed inspection. Showroom condition. $6,000 Tel: *****30. 1978 1.6 GL Cortina, aircon, PARF eligible, road tax till end May, good condition, asking $12,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****54, Chen. 1979 FORD GRANADA 2.8 Auto. 2 owners, excellent condition, power
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      788 31 76 Vehicles For Sale g) Mazda 1981 DEC. MAZDA 323 auto 1.3 aircond hatchback, mileage 8,000 km. $22,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****6. a; Mercedes w FELS VEHICLE FOR SALE The following company vehicle is offered for sale by tender: MERCEDES BENZ 230 Year of Manufacture: 1971 Road tax expires: August 1983
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      788 31 76 Vehicles For Sale i) Mitsubishi 1980 MIT. LANCER 1400 SL. With alrcond., radio cassette and sports rims. In beautiful condition. Selling $20,950 0.n.0. Tel: *****98. ALMOST 1976 MITSUBISHI Lancer 1200. Alrcond, sports rims, cassette, passed Vicom. $9,800 negotiable. PARF. *****54. ALMOST 1981 GALANT Coupe 1600 GSR. Alrcond, hi-fi, radio
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      759 31 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota LATE 1974 TOYOTA Corolla 1200 c.c. Aircon, beautiful condition. $7,350. Jalan Toa Payoh Caltex Station. REG. 1978 TOYOTA Hl-Ace station Wagon 1600 c.c.. c. 10 passengers PARF very good condition $13,500 HP arranged Tel: *****54. 1975 TOYOTA COROLLA 1200, with aircond, cassette, passed Vlcom,
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      855 31 76 Vehicles For Sale 1) Others MINI COOPER MODIFIED Cooper (S). Webber, full race, cam 649 sports rims. $<ii,500. Laon $4,000. (No. 1, Lorong 94 Geylang). NEARLY 1981 SUZUKI Jeep. Aircon, economical on petrol/maintenance, just buy and drive. *****54. PONY 1200/ 14CI0. Low downpayment/ interest rate. Old cars acceptable. Jonathan
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      784 31 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial Vehicles 1981 TOYOTA DX Van. 1 company owner. New road tax. Alrcon, cassette $11,300 View 102 Mackenzie Road (Near Rex Theatre). 1982 DAIHATSU TIPPER truck with tuff-kote, used only for 4 months. $18,000 0.n.0. Call: *****76/ *****45. SELLING CHEAP $600 only 1967 Datsun pickup.
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      447 31 78 Scrap Vehicles ATTRACTIVE OFFER FOR 1601-2800 PARF cars. Please contact *****26/ *****3 Y.K. Loh. FOR SALE. SCRAP car 1000/ 1600/ 2000/ 2300 c.c. including transfer. Beng *****57 Night *****61 SCRAP CAR FOR Sale below 1000 c.c. $5650 and over 1200 c.c. $7500. Tel: *****60. THE HIGHEST ATTRACTIVE price for
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      511 31 85 Housing Loans 85 Housing Loans EARN ATTRACTIVE INTEREST ON FIXED DEPOSIT 12 months 9% pa. RK9M 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant* Vacant a) Houses a) Houses MINISTRY OF FINANCE (REVENUE DIVISION) LETTINGS SECTION Tenders are invited for the lettings of the following unfurnished residential properties: Location Type A) 64
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      459 31 OFF MOUNTBATTEN ROAD (Dist.ls43) Single-storey bungalow 3 plus 1 rooms, 1 servant's Carpet/marble flooring c Fully furnished Big compound with badminton court Available immediately Rental $5,300 p.m. MANSFIELD PROPERTY SERVICES *****51/*****8 ATTRACTIVE SEMI-DETACHED off Thomson Road, Dist. 20, 4 large bedrooms, spacious split-ievel living and dining, matured garden, partially furnished
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      829 31 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 10, NEAR MARCO Polo Hotel, modern 2-storey bungalow amidst lush greenery, spaclous living/ dining with extended patio. 4 bedrooms/ study, servant's and driver's rooms. $11,000 p.m. Deans Property: *****55. DIST. 15, BEAUTIFUL DETACHED bungalow, single-storey, partially furnished, 3 bedrooms, 2 aircons, 1 study, 1
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      786 31 SS Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DISTRICT 2880, near Ylo Chu Kang Road 14km, beautiful bungalow, 8,500 sq.ft. Fully furnished. Rental $9,000/- pm Tel: *****55 Chla. DIST. 0513, HONG LEONG Garden 3-Bedroomed Terrace/ Furnished/ Alrcondltloned/ Split-level/ International Schools/ Shops/ No Agents. *****94. DIST. 10, JALAN JELITA, 2-storey bungalow, spacious llvlne/ dining.
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      607 32 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses THOMSON, 10 MILES, corner double -storey semi-detached for rent with furniture. Tel: *****60 (7a.m. 12 noon and Night). DETACHED BUNGALOW, BRADDELL Heights. 10,000 sq.ft. $2,500. Orchard Housing: *****73/ 4 DISTRICTS 9, 10 11 (Newton) fully furnished apartments and semidetached, rent /sale. Tel *****10. DIST. 10
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      622 32 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments Futura $8,5000 Leonle Tower $6,000 c Grangeford $4,500 Cairnhlll Plaza $4,500 Dalvey Rd $3,500 City Tower $3,000 c Hong Leong $2,600 c Mimosa Court $2,500 Lakeside $2,000 c Orchard Rd $2,000 and many more COLLIER PROPERTIES *****11 Near Mandarin Hotel, Cairnhill Plaza with panoramic view.
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      866 32 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments GROUNDFLOOR APARTMENT NEAR Stevens Road with garden and space for 4 to 5 vehicles. 3 bedrooms with airconds and all with bathrooms attached. 2 bedrooms with doors leading to garden. Separate toilet/ wash area for servants. Rental: $2,800 negotiable. Phone: *****42. KATONG AREA APARTMENT facing
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      550 32 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 0923, PATERSON TOWERS Luxurious maisonette apartment available for rent. Facilities like swimming pool, security services provided. Fully furnished. Tel: *****11 Miss Ng. DIST. 0718 THE PLAZA Area 925 sq.ft. The largest 2-bedroomed apartment. High floor. Fully furnished. Available Immediately. Rental $2,300. Don Associates *****41/2.
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      801 32 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 15 EASY ACCESS to East Coast Parkway facilities. Brand new apartment. 3 aircond bedrooms, beautifully furnished. $2,500. Rolf *****11. DIST. 11, CENTRALLY LOCATED fully furnished 3-bedroomed apartment with telephone and airconditioner. Please call *****11. DIST. 1441, (CHENG HONG) Tastefully furnished 4-bedroomed apartment. Split-level, aircond,
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      800 32 86 Accommodation Vacant to) Apartments DIST. 15 MARYLAND PARK Blk A/ D, furnished, CTV. Amber Tower, Cheng Hong Mansion Blk 6. *****42 (agent). DIST. 15, KING'S MANSION fully furnished, facing sea, 3 bedrooms, swimming pool, $3,200 p.m. Atona Properties *****34. DIST. 18, 3-ROOMED FLAT newly renovated, partially furnished, $400, HDB
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      548 32 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms ROOM AVAILABLE FOR foreign students. With/ without meals, laundry. Tel: *****02. ROOM FOR RENT In Toa Payoh to foreign students. Meals and laundry included. Tel: *****02. ROOMS FOR RENT furnished/ unfurnished at various districts. Call *****97/ *****42. 87 Accommodation Wanted a) Houses American Computer Corporation
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      731 32 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses CHIANG HOUSING *****39 MR. CHUA Dist. 3 off Stirling Road renovated single storey bungalow 6000 sq.ft. 4 plus 1 $650,000/Telok Kurau 8700 sq.ft. $950,000 Duku Road 2200 sq.ft. $460,000 Lim Ah Pin 8000 sq.ft. $900,000 Buklt Tlmah 2700 sq.ft. $660,000 Hew Sun Garden 2450
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      820 32 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses CHANG AGENCIES *****44: Dlst. 11 double-storey semi-detached, 4,000 sq.ft. Unrenovated. Dlst. 11 double-storey semi-detached, 2,800 sq.ft., renovated. Dist. 14 double-storey detached, 7,000 sq.ft. DIST 10, HENRY PARK Doublestorey semi-detached, elevated land, 4,500 sq ft. $710,000. Stevens Close, 3-storey, exclusive semidetached, land 4,500 sq ft,
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      736 32 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DOUBLE-STOREY SEMI-DETACH-ED, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 5,900 sq.ft. Freehold. Vacant possession. Rubicon Associates *****67/6. HONG LEONG GARDEN 2 units double-storey terrace 2,000 sq.ft. Vacant possession brand new apartment 1,200 sq.ft. Lindtrac Agency *****79. KATONG 2-STOREY SEMI-DE-TACHED home on 3,000 sq.ft. garden. 3 bedrooms plus
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      533 33 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments 4 It fes* J **£&*>» ||BBwBHPhBB|S| SaNzg Court Modern Condominium on Baimeg Hill Apartments and Stepped Houses Beautifully designed Panoramic sea-view Next to Haw Par Villa Easy access to
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      486 33 Hong Leong Gdn Shpg Ctr, 3 bedrooms, beautifully furnished. Vacant possession. $359,000 c dementi Park, Camellia Blk, Good facing. 1765 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, tenanted. $519,000 c Hin Seng Gdn, Upper maisonette, 1750 sq.ft. Fully furnished. 3 bedrooms. Vacant possession. $449,000 CHAMBERS: *****77 Pandan Valley Camellia Apartment 2800 sq.ft. (approx.) $690,000.
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      727 33 DIST. 10 TAMAN SERASI/ City Towers. 3 bedrooms plus servant's, high floor, furnished. 1,800 sq.ft./ 1,850 sq.ft. Selling $480,000/ $500,000 0.n.0. Please call *****78. DIST. 19, BRAND NEW Oasis Garden Condominium. 2,300 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms with attached bathrooms, split livlng/dlnlng. Ceramic/parquet. Swimming pool. $460,000. Villanelle *****81. DIST. 11, NEWTON VIEW
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    368 36 Jack's Wednesday trounce Burnley m replay IF Gates folV lows Muhren and Brazil away from Portman Road, Thijssen, too, might feel it was time to leave and overall it would mean a disastrous desertion from the club who were once Liverpool's closest rivals m the m
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    576 36 FRANS THIJSSEN will decide his future at Ipswich within the next few weeks! The Portman Road fans, already bitterly disappointed at the departure on Tuesday of another favourite son, Alan Brazil, for the greener pastures of Tottenham Hotspur and at the side's poor form for much
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    84 36 SHANGHAI, Wed. China's Zhang Fuxin set his second Asian walking record of the week at the trials for the fifth national Chinese Games here yesterday. Zhang, 22, set the mark of 4 hr. 3 mm. 02 sec. for the 50-kilometre walk. The previous best of 4:07:23
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    89 36 LONDON, Wed. Sebastian Coe yesterday confirmed that he would run the 1,000 metres for England m a men's indoor athletics international against Norway m Oslo on Saturday. And that could mean another world best time for the Olympic Games 1,560 m champion, who broke his
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      78 36 DEFENDING champion Scan Kelly, of Ireland, charged into an overall lead m the Paris to Nice cycling road race after making up a 35-second gap on previous leader Joop Zoetemelk, of Holland. Kelly became the new leader after taking third spot m the 182-km sixth stage from
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      24 36 FRANCE thrashed North Korea 24-1 m a Group C world ice hockey championship match m Budapest, Hungary. Other result: Holland 12 Hungary
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      Ace Sheene back
      60 36 BARRY SHEENE, the man they said would never sit on a motor-cycle again, is back m business. Less than a year after suffering appalling leg injuries m a practice crash at Silverstone, the 32-year old Briton returned to competitive racing on Tuesday when he took part m
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      28 36 ALAN JONES, of Australia, the 1980 world motor-racing champion, will return to Formula One competition m The Race of Champions at Brands Hatch on April 10.
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      32 36 LEICESTER beat Loughborough students 46-17 m a British rugby union club match on Tuesday. Other results: Boroughmuir 17 Gala 23, Ebbw Vale 3 Bath 7, Newbridge 20 South Glamorgan 16.
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      55 36 HANS PETTERSSON, a member of Sweden's national rowing team, drowned when a large wave swamped his boat while training for the world championships. The crew of nine were thrown into the four-degree C Gota Alv River as the boat snapped m two on Sunday, but only the 19-year-old
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      39 36 BRITISH squash was given a £50,000 ($157,000) boost next season when Adidas, the German sportsequipment manufacturers, and Colt cars, of Japan, jointly agreed to sponsor the national under-23 club championship and the Tournament of Champions. Agencies
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      559 37  -  EPSOM JEEP By THE hot favourite to succeed Mr Runme Shaw as chairman of the Singapore Turf Club is Mr Tan Chin Tuan. Under the club's constitution, the chairman is elected by the incoming committee after the annual meeting, fixed this year,
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      15 37  -  JON BY "Good morning. I'm so hungry I could eat a man!"
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      1214 37  -  FAIRWAY By IPOH, Wed. Record Harvest is worth following during the Perak Turf Club Meeting beginning on Saturday. This newcomer is a three-year-old bay American colt by Full Out out of Nuit Blanche. He raced thrice as Full Night m England last year and showed promise
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      Swiss Tiger does stylish gallop
      419 37 ON THE TRACK with TONTO IPOH, Wed. Swiss Tiger 11, who found one to beat m his last start, impressed on the track here this morning. With a riding boy astride, Swiss Tiger II finished better than stablemates Jacado II and Kiwican m a stylish
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      23 37 Medallion Aerial Post II Pagan Dancer Misty line Smokin Joe Perak Prince Swiss Tiger II Sunny Island Thomson's Tender Orchid King
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      80 37 PERTH, Wed. Lightweight jockey, Grant Wootton, yesterday landed the biggest win of his career on four-year-old Argentine Gold m the A525,000 (about 5543,000) Bunbury Stakes over 1,400 m. Argentine Gold stormed home to beat Heron Bridge (Peter Barnett astride) by IVS lengths, with Stamina Belle (Max Roney)
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      173 38 141 Deaths 141 Deaths REV. CHNG BOON ENG Aged 75 passed away peacefully on 16 Mar '83 leaving behind: WIFE: TAY CHENG HUN SONS: DAUGHTERS: WINSTON MARY CHEE KONG IRENE EDMUND TIMOTHY FREDMAN FREDERICK LUTHER ADOPTED DAUGHTER: AILEEN 7 daughters-in-law and 2 sons-in-law 20 grandchildren Memorial Services will be held
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      40 38 The Management Staff of INDEPENDENT INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD Extend their deepest sympathies and condolences to: MR MICHAEL TOH PENG SOON FAMILY on the demise of their beloved father MR TOH ONG who passed away on 14th March 1983
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      35 38 THE FAMILY OF late S. Xavier Gomez, departed 3 March 1983, wish to thank Rev Father Mathew Lee, relatives and friends for their kind assistance, presence, wreaths and messages during their recent bereavement.
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      98 38 MR. CHAN BOON POH CALLED HOME ON MARCH 15 1983, LEAVING BEHIND WIFE: PEARL SONS: GREGORY AND RAYMOND DAUGHTER: SUSANNA BODY NOW LYING AT ALL SAINTS MEMORIAL CHAPEL, No. 5, POH MU AT ROAD. EVENING SERVICE AT BPM. THURSDAY MARCH 17, 1983. CORTEGE LEAVES ALL SAINTS MEMORIAL CHAPEL
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      34 38 MR. SEOW CHONG HIN DEPARTED 14TH MARCH 1983 CORTEGE LEAVING BLK. 110, #04-328 LORONG ONE, TOA PAYOH ON FRIDAY, 18TH MARCH 1983 AT 10.00 AM FOR CREMATION. TEL *****41 FOR FURTHER DETAILS.
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      144 In Memoriam
      81 38 In ever loving memory of The Finest Father Mr. Fong Chong Cheng who left us for eternal rest on March 17, 1972. "Time changes many things, but not the memory this day brings" Painfully missed but never forgotten by your loved ones Inserted by daughter Moo Yue
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      114 38 In Loving Memory ot In Loving Cherished Memory Of IN LOVING MEMORY OF LTA CHAN KONG HWA Our Beloved Mother MDM. CHNG SIOK LIAN Departed 2 years ago Dearly misted but always remembered by: Husband, Son, Daughters Sons-in-Law. ANNA LEE SWEE HIAN Departed 17.3.80 What is home
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    Lock icon Brakes on Mercedes' reign
    189 38 Magri batters the champion LONDON, Wed. Eleoncio Mercedes' brief reign as World Boxing Council flyweight champion ended at Wembley here last night when he was stopped by Britain's Charlie Magri m the seventh round of their scheduled 12-round title fight. Mercedes, born m the Dominican Republic
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    Lock icon Million-pound Wimbledon
    188 38 LONDON, Wed. Prize money for this year's Wimbledon tennis championships is up by almost 65 per cent, the All-England Lawn Tennis Club announced yesterday. The total prize money will be just under £1 million ($3.14 m), compared with £593,366 last year. Defending champion Jimmy Connors, John McEnroe and
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    Lock icon BREAKDOWN OF PRIZES
    53 38 The prize-money (last year's figures in brackets) Men's singles Winner £66,600 (£41,667). Runner-up £33,300 (£20,833). Women's singles Winner £60,000 (£37,500). Runner-up £30,000 (£18,750). Men's doubles Winners £26,628 per pair (£16,666). Runners-up £13,314 (£8,334). Women's doubles Winners £23,100 (£14,450). Runners-up £11,550 (£7,226). Mixed doubles Winners £12.000 (£6.750). Runners-up
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    Rai and mates rule the court
    221 38 Rai and mates rule the court INDONESIA virtually dominated the finals of the XL junior tennis championships at Kallang yesterday. They took every title except the girls' under-12 singles and doubles for which there was no Indonesian entry. The boys' under-10 final between David Waworuntu and Bastian de Krei turned
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    Lock icon UPSETS GALORE
    366 38 REST OF TENNIS ROTTERDAM, Wed. Upsets dominated the first round of the US$2OO,OOO ABN world tennis tournament here, with six of the eight leading seeds eliminated. While top seed Guillermo Vilas, of Argentina, and second seed American Gene Mayer won their matches on Monday, other tournament favourites fell
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    Aussie swim star to hold two-hour clinic
    268 38  -  JANICE SEAH By AUSTRALIAN swimming star Lisa Curry will conduct a two-hour coaching clinic at the Chinese Swimming Club next Saturday during her week-long visit here. Lisa, who is coming as a tourist officer to "sell" Australia at the Singapore International Travel Fair,
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    A waltz for Matildas
    319 38  -  TAY CHENG KHOON Australians look set to retain Sirikit Cup By AUSTRALIA look set to retain the Queen Sirikit Cup when the Asian women's golf team championship is held at the Bukit Course from May 26-28. For m their line-up, announced last night, are three top
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    Stewart to play in East Asia
    301 39  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By STEWART Ballard is willing to play m the East Asia squash championships m Papua New Guinea starting on March 31. The Singapore international confirmed this last night on his return from a six-week playing tour of Canada. Said Stewart: "If
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    Selangor cruise to 4-wkt victory
    205 39 Selangor cruise to 4-wkt victory SELANGOR walked into the final of the Singapore Inter-State Cricket Carnival with a convincing four-wicket win over Perak at Balestier Road yesterday. Perak, unbeaten until yesterday, managed only 132 runs and Selangor overtook them easily with 12.4 overs to spare. In the losers group semi-finals,
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    Singapore's twin act does the trick
    338 39  -  J. RAJENDRAN Bala-Sathi partnership puts team into the final By FORMER captain B. Balakrishnan and S. Sathivail helped Singapore recover after a miserable start and beat defending champions Federal Territory by 49 runs m the semifinals of the Singapore Inter-state Cricket Carnival at the
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    194 39 SINGAPORE Neettd c Amarjit b Bala 12 OUveJro lbw Amarjit 9 Asoka c Vow Choy b Quay 7 AbhlJK c Banerji b Hector 15 Bala b Amarjit 70 Morathl b Quay 0 Sathivali c Quay b Baner ji 34 Matron c Banerji b Bala 3 Seal b Amarjit 28
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    Amarnath leads Indian revival
    234 39 WEST INDIES FIRMLY IN CONTROL PORT-OF-SPAIN, Wed. Mohinder Amarnath hit his second half-century of the match to lead a spirited Indian revival m the Second cricket Test against the West Indies at the Queens Park Oval yesterday. But the West Indians, 219 runs ahead on first
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    144 39 INDIA 1st Inns: 175 WEST INDIES 1st Inns (overnight 335-1) Greenidge b Sandhu 0 Haynes c Kirmani b Sandhu 0 Richards c Kirmani b Dev 1 Gomes c Gavaskar b Venkat 123 Lloyd st Kirmani b Shas tri 143 Logie c Dev b Venkat 13 Dnjon b Dev 31
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    Sarvinder's new marks
    99 39 WEIGHTLJFTER Sarvinder Singh lifted his way to a gold medal and three national records at the Pakistan Diamond Jubilee Celebration m Lahore recently. Chua Koon Slung, a bonze-medal-list at last year's Commonwealth Games, also won a gold m the 60--kilogramme category. Sarvinder, who won a gold m
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    Just like a ship without rudder
    289 39  -  JOE DORAI By Alor Star, Wed. BY ALL reckoning, the Singapore soccer team's visit to the north Malaysian states as part of their South-east Asia Games training programme was a disaster. They performed miserably at the City Stadium and Darulaman Stadium, which ended m
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    IN BRIEF...
    98 39 SOCCER: China beat India 2-1 In the Jawahai-lal Nehru Gold Cup match m Cochin, southern India yesterday. Penang beat Perak 4-1 and Perils edged out Sarawak 14 m last night's Malaysia Cup matches. General Electric entered the Stamlnade Cup semi-finals when they beat Chemicon 1-0 at Jurong. TENNIS:
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    Coming off tops with Uchida's tips
    95 39 Coming off tops with Uchida's tips "YOU'VE got to hive this at your fingertips", is what K. Uchida, Australia's chief Keishinkan karate-do instructor, seems to be telling this young exponent at the Marine Parade Community Centre. lehida, who was Singapore's chief instructor for eight years before leaving for Australia seven
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    Cairnhill rally exhausts Dynamos
    183 39  - Cairnhill rally exhausts Dynamos LEONARD KING By A SUPERB second-half recovery saw Cairnhill loosen their relegation noose with a well-deserv-ed 2-1 win over Farrer Park Dynamos m a National Football League Division One match at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Despite allowing Teo Lek Kwee to brealc through and
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      57 39 SOCCER PARC inter-dlvision tourney: Engineering v Commercial B (Bukit Chermin, 5.15 p.m.). Stamlnade Cup quarter-finals: Chiyoda Singapore v Leblond Makino (Jurong Stadium, 5.15 p. m.). SQUASH MUo Premier League: Women Pepsi v SCC, MYMCA v Tanglin. Men Armed Forces v SAFRA, Police v Pepsi, Tanglin v SCC (all matches at
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    165 40 Phone services are back to normal TELECOMS announced last night that its international dialling service was back to normal. It also gave the cause of the breakdown m service on Monday, and said that a technical contingency plan has been redesigned to prevent a recurrence. It said that at about
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    124 40 DELORIS Tonnlges of Lincoln, Nebraska, has always liked cars. So much m fact that her children and grandchildren are named after foreign cars. Jaguar Ferrari, 23, Lancia LeMans, 22, and Aston Martin, 18, all were named to reflect their father Donald Tonniges' Intense interest m sports cars. Now,
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    48 40 Love springs internal LONDON, Wed. A lovesick 20-year-old convict at Durham swallowed 14 bedsprings yesterday after his girlfriend snubbed him, prison officials said. The man, who was not identified, was recovering after a minor operation to remove them, according to a spokesman for Durham's Frankland top-security prison. AP
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    438 40 Now Soviets undercut Opec prices by as much as US$2 LONDON, Wed. THE Soviet Union slashed its oil prices yesterday, undercutting the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) by as much as US$2 (554.20) a barrel and rekindling fears of a global price war. Oil industry officials said the Soviet
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    32 40 NEW YORK, Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 3.10 points to 1,121.42 m tne first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Ex- change today. AP
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      21 40 More oil news m Page 4 Iran unable to pay debt $3.3 bil blow for Indonesia Malaysia faces $1 bil loss
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      371 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE A change m consumer taste m America and Europe has adversely affected Singapore's domestic exports of major types of toy, reports LIM SOON NEO. The stock market rose strongly again yesterday with volume shooting up to an all-time high. Teletext has placed
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      136 40 UP TO 1 p.m. Fair with cloudy periods after midday. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 34 max., 26 mm. SUNSET today: 7.15 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.09 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 12/23 C Sunny Manila 2134 C Sunny Amsterdam 3/9 C Clear Melbourne 13/22 C Sunny Bangkok 26/33 C
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      Lock icon Yao's wandering days numbered
      959 1 Wars have disrupted the cultures and economies of half a million hill tribesmen m Thailand. COLIN CAMPBELL assesses the impact on the 50,000 Yao known for their much sought after religious paintings. LAO LU, a high priest of the hill people known as the .Yao, seemed
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        651 2 Pretty as a picture Looking for something to make during this week's school break? Columnist KAYE ANN suggests you create a picture from dried materials from the garden. THE materials you'll need to make the flower picture shown m the above photograph are completely dry pods, seeds, leaves (all kinds)
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        Bamboo brain wave
        244 3  -  JEANINE VATIN GILLES MASSOT Ideas by and If bamboo only conjures up a vision of your dripping laundry slung on poles or a cane furniture set, think again. Here are other uses for those cheap, functional poles for do-it-yourself enthusiasts. BAMBOO is a versatile and cheap prop
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        701 3 Designing a child's room When hunting around to furnish your child's bedroom, remember that children play with their furniture! Whatever you buy has to last and be indestructible. Have the room bare and uncluttered, with a floor that's easy to maintain, a bed and lots of storage space. DESIGNING a
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        Drama on a shoestring
        526 6 CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE DRAMA WEEK Sunday till March 25 Drama Centre Previewed by JACINTHA ABISHEGANADEN FOR the first time, the Catholic Junior College is taking its dramatic efforts out of school to present five full length plays m a Drama Week. With a cast of over
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        It's over to you, kids!
        255 6  - It 's over to you, kids! Kannan Chandran CHILDREN will be taking centre stage at the Victoria Theatre on April 2. The Children's Variety Show, organised by SBC's Radio 1, will feature about IN children performing songs, dances and sketches. The children, between five and 15, will also be providing
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        Images of an imperfect world
        541 6 PUBLICITY FOR ART AND ARTISTS Klihm and Poll Art Galleries m West Germany Goethe-lhstitut, till March 30 Reviewed by CHIN 01 TOW A LONELY infant clutches a beach-ball for comfort as she sits wailing m bewilderment amidst a pile of rubble, newspapers and mangled coke-cans.
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        Back to the roots...
        794 7 One is an AmericanChinese actor, a Hollywood veteran of 30 years; the other, a Bronzed Aussie who writes zany songs and plays. One wants to bring something of the American-Asian experience to Singapore; the other mocks a few 20th Century absurdities. MURIEL SPEEDEN meets two artistes
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        Bond of many themes
        718 7 Bond of many themes GRAHAME > Bond's head is seething with hair... and ideas. A few seconds into the interview, he is already making us laugh at his descriptions of the plays and scripts he has nroduced, is producing and will produce shortly. First, there was this prize-winning weekly halfhour
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      555 2 LEARN FRENCH COOKING IN SIX EASY LESSONS... m^jjM| L e Bernardin is pleased to present a six-week course on French cuisine, TT^Km^- 1M commencing Tuesday, 22 "tijJWii.iiii'lfl-fif "fllliilt* _i___tt_Kkt__ &**%<&' BBBHBB Bilfc^*^' Bernard Sautereau, from |gg| p^P^ Eji^^ Lyon, France, hosts the <4_P kitchen demonstration. Monsieur Sautereau has had _M___a_
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      109 2 The easy way to remove corns, a warts andf j/f calluses fp 43m Wm »»&>«> "I -£pl!omackt j Hi f iZp^ Collomack W^^" For quick and convenient tMmt removal, just apply Collomack ==i twice daily to the affected area. i Mjy Collomack relieves the pain and ft \D MU- softens
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      394 3 THF fil AQQ ral AI il II ATrl^^^^^^^^^i wl llL«\^^Jß-*i IB L«« ■fsi; 6-30IJ t" I |^3ssrJsjJ|p THE TOUCH SENSOR CALCULATOR WATCH. ll D So ||p II IM\ It took Casio to mold the latest technology into an amazing new fm Ml^ fiiT(iiia^rlL^-^-- r: -/P to mention a list of
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      852 4 APPOINTMENTS Mf GROW WITH HP \fc the right jobs for the right people IB Hewlett Packard is a multinational corporation with over $4.25 billion m revenues, 68,000 employees worldwide and ranked. 110 m the Fortune 500. Yet even at this size and with over a 20% annual growth rate since
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      586 4 I G ARFIELD By Jim Davis WHAT'S !T's LASAGNA. I .w^^Vv-n THAT, ANP PON'T CALL MERE, V PAPPY? V ME PAPPY f HAVE A /NO SON Of M«N£ J?M PAVf£ 11-^ g> 1982 United Feature Syndicate, Inc STAR WARS By Archie Goodwin &Ai Williamson SKV^MALKE^? U SAT/SPIGD?/ i s. PP
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      773 5 APPOINTMENTS MANAGING DIRECTOR Remuneration Package Negotiable Around *****,000 p.a. Location: Singapore with ASEAN Regional Responsibilities Our clients are a very successful major European company having worldwide manufacturing and marketing operations m a wide variety of industrial products. They are seeking a dynamic well motivated Managing Director, who has a strong
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      76 5 mu^mmnumnn .i X j Singatronics We invite suitably qualified applicants to join our Product Development Team as mEIHUniUIL EnCIHEERS Qualifications: Applicants should possess a Degree or Diploma m Mechanical Engineering with at least 3 years' working experience m the design and development of plastic and metal parts for Electronic products.
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      314 5 iMiiiiiißiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMMiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiinißiiin iiw imam wiWßWiiii— iiwik iiiiiwiwiiiiinuMi mi i .■■inimii imwihiiiw i |-iiiiimiim nm iirfiiiiwrmr>-nTfr-.infMM iT>r>T r r m~ .l'iTT n rriT-iOiiiimwnwiiiM i nmwiiiMi PEANUTS 1 BySchuiz OH, NO, YOU DON'T! STAY YOU'RE THROUGH LYIN6 IN I /BUT UHAT ABOUT MY kjo-t Tn A AUJAY FROM THAT BEANBA6! THAT THING ALL
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      536 6 «p^^THE STRAITS TIMES iilcT; RENAULT fl^K (WHICH WILL END AT GOLDHILL SQUARE ON MARCH 26) wsSBKBaBtSk «>■« muiw ■i» tri r ,i. •itr i y^_i|rf^|^MßH BWESS» BisS£S3s3£s£3££&£m ■fwl ■■■■k "'SSms?^^*^™*ii^^^^^^^i^BßP^ißißHß^g *iss&&^^RßE^Si[^^m fl f^■SßSSSSßh?»jmijmmib^-'i ?j'^ The European Challenge Renault 9TL. See it at Ooldhill Square This stylish Renault 9TL could be
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      191 6 BE A PROFESSIONAL Study with Metropolitan College. Courses now available to new syllabi: I I Others: ICSA. Institute of Export, Hotel Catering, CAM, Institute of Bankers etc. Send the coupon below and get a career book free without obligation. If you are m Singapore, visit us at 51 Anson Road
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      358 6 POSTER EXHIBITION BITION Includes a section Kampong Glam CC. Free. catalogue only. Ends tomorExhibition of 50 selected on textile arts. Open from 8 unw row. posters from Khilm and PoU a.m. 8 p.m. Free. Till rJShJS rSffv JiF GYMNASTICS AND art galleries. Goethe-Institut March 24. }J£ L** lN v^ru 5^
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      40 7 Balance your cooking. I A little Aji-No-Moto makes it just right for bringing out great- testing dishes. *3^jm So put the balance m your I ft flavour with a little Aji-No-Moto. \s!jy #AJI-WO-WOTO B< llikeitr v iV: ■IP k I
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      187 8 NOTICES I FIREBRICKS FOR SALE I A large quantity of standard size firebricks is to be cleared at I low prices. TYPES SIZES FIREBRICKS: (GRADES SK3O, SK32&SK34)I9"x4 lA"x2%"1 A"x2%" or 229 x 114 x 65mm INSULATING BRICKS J9"x4H"x3" or 229 x 114 x 75mm Immediate supply can be arranged. Contact:
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      213 8 [nNvMMENTi |OPPOMUN!tIES| We are a multi-national organisation. As part of M our diversification and expansion program, we ;|j are looking for suitable local partners m joint S venture projects m Singapore and the i«3 surrounding areas. Though we are looking more m. at prospective partners m the manufacturing M and
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      127 8 f NOTICE REGISTERED DESIGN NO. *****53 I I FRONT VIEW PERSPECTIVE VIEW FROM ONE SIDE AND THE REAR BRAUN AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT of Frankfurt /Main, Federal Republic of Germany, hereby give notice that they are the registered proprietors of the above design m respect of a hairdryer which is registered m the
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      190 8 [NOTICE Notice is hereby given that with effect from 12th March I^B3, the Estate of Peter Tsaw, deceased no longer holds any shares m Reliance Contractors Pte Ltd. And, that Mdm Judith Chee Chin Han (Mrs Judith Tsaw) has with effect from the same date resigned as a Director, Company
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      1631 8 Pirates oezzhhnhhhmhhhmhhhhv CHZSSP -I A 3.00 PM Opening followed by Dynasty (Mandarin/r) tast catching on m Norway. It is here that Tom 558 AM National An < c <> nt d Midday 9hAV" 3 5 Wh3t S My LinC (b/W): Waily BrUn6f 3nd the E MUrSt9d the l3rgeSt Ch dren>S
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        What if Japan sinks...
        723 1 The new Mandarin TV drama series, Submergence, telecast every Tuesday night, is a spin-off from the film that took Japan by storm some years ago. Many say that the drama owes its popularity to the novel of the same title, which is a best seller and
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        Double joy at college and school
        353 2  -  TAN BAN HU AT By THE Communications and Labour Minister, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, will unveil a commemorative plaque marking the founding of his alma mater 64-year-old Chinese High School m Bukit Timah on Monday. On the same day, Mr Soon Peng Yam, a
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        21 2 ¥+S&G!«[ m&to ft: u &>kMmmi3fa m=L&m&° 1979^ HW77 7C o il97B^W* o M M §15^ Plaque to mark founding of school
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        Artist sees gods, devils in Man
        212 2 Artist sees gods, devils in Man HIS favourite topics m painting are the mythological characters, but Fujian artist Zhang Ying 3fe IS says he is very much an atheist. "I visualise the gods and devils m human forms," the 63-year-old artist once said. About 100 of his paintings, now exhibited
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        292 1 APPOINTMENTS Applied Engineering (Pte) Ltd invites applications from suitably experienced candidates for the post of: BUYER I Qualification Experience Must possess a Technical Diploma m Engineering or equivalent Must possess at least 3 years' experience m the purchasing of instruments, valves, pumps, steel etc, m the oil and gas industries
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        235 2 APPOINTMENTS Action Computers Pte. Ltd. A fast expanding organisation, marketing the latest m computer technology Discovery Multiprocessor microcomputers a product of Action Computer Inc. Pasadena, U.S.A. We have career opportunities for: COMPUTER MARKETING EXECUTIVES Requirements: At least 1 year direct sales experience m microcomputer systems 25 —35 years of age
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        282 2 An established accredited advertising agency with fast expansion programmes, need senior staff seeking long-term career advancement for the following appointments: SENIOR COPYWRITER Sensitive and seasoned to conceptual advertising work and acute ability to grasp marketing briefs. The person must be able to work hand-in- hand with the creative team. MEDIA
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        231 2 WARTSILA P@MIB SINGAPORE (Re) Ltd We are a rapidly-expanding Company engaged m manufacturing and assembly of diesel engines. We invite applications for the following positions: (1) STORE KEEPER Possess a GCE '0' level Minimum 2-3 years .experience m stores management Preferably some knowledge of diesel engine parts (2) RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST Possess
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        220 2 NOTICE f FOR SALE I FULLY-EQUIPPED TEXTILE FACTORY I I IN JURONG, SINGAPORE I FACTORY (LEASEHOLD) The factory complex (occupying a site area of 48,935 sq metres) comprises several single-storey buildings with a total gross floor area of approximately 29,680 sq metres. The facilities include: A centrally air-conditioned office 25,000
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        361 3 1 ■w^HHMI 808 HHBIHHH I CATHAY: 2nd HILARIOUS WEEK! WINNER OF 3 GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS NEW YORK FILM CRITICS AWARDS NOMINATED FOR 10 ACADEMY AWARDS > including BEST PICTURE I BEST ACTOR DUSTIN HOFFMAN BEST DIRECTOR SYDNEY POLLACK Tootsie i® CSEIB C 1983 Coiumtxa Piduras Industries Inc ■J^flM baaii WsS:
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        353 3 ISiMEBr i. 1 wfgJ^MiJllfc v YuKare VITAMIN E CAPSULES ~y FOR STAMINA ENERGY YCJKARE VITAMIN E CAPSULES provide the important Vitamin E fortified with natural Wheat Germ Oil. Presented m convenient dosages of 100 i.v. 200 i.v.. 400 i.v.. 600 i.v. Distributed by: YOKIN PTE LTD Singapore STRAITS TIMES^ OVERSEAS
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        544 3 "cAPrTOL'NOw'SHOWrNGr j (*****59) 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 9.15 No Free List -£«L 7 magnificent RAIDERS steal History! |r^\BANDTTS J rfS^^i SEAN CONNERY JOHN CLEESE f- V_Z>OSHELLEY DUVALL DAVID WARNER i fV»T** RALPH RICHARDSON S JADE: NOW SHOWING! (*****80) 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 9.00 No Free List FUNNIEST COMEDY OF THE
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        702 3 ■■■■■Mg 1 ORGfIMISATIOii B NOW SHOWING PRINCE I! am 1 30, 4 00. 6 45, 915 ORIENTAL I 10 45 1 00, 3 15,7 00,9 15 CHANGI I 1115 1 45, 4 15, 6 45, 930 LIBERTY 1 I 10 45. 115, 3 45, 6 15, 900 PRESIDENT-SAVOY -SAVOY LAST
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        756 4  -  YAAKUB RASHID By IN any field of cultural activity, it is always wise to nurture young talents and expose them to the tricks of the art. The same is applicable m drama. Local Malay drama groups such as Sriwana, Singapore Kemuning Society and the National Theatre Club Drama
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        Persembahan yg inemuaskan
        452 4 DALAM bidang apa pun kita bergfat, amatlah baik ontuk member! pendedahan dan pengalaman kepada bakat-bakat muda mengasah dan menlmba pengetahuan. Begitu juga halnya di dalam bidang drama pentas. Minggu lepas, Bengkel Drama Kelab Panggong Negara mementaskan tiga bnah drama yang dillham dan diarah oleh tiga orang bakat
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        361 4  - Let's learn MALAY Haron A. Rahman Lesson 588 Learn Malay: The Easy Way By Jawapan bagi soalansoalan dalam Pelajaran 58 A: Answers to questions m Lesson 58 A: 1) Beliau adalah seorang juruhebah. 2) Isterinya ialah Nor Hafis Abdul Aziz. 3) Popularitinya sebagai penyanyi hampir hilang bila beliau berada di
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        113 4  -  Yaakub Rashid retold by 3a) Pada satu hari, Sultan telah mengadakan satu perayaan kecil di mana sekumpulan penari turut dijemput untuk memeriahkan lagi suasana di istana diraja. 3a) One day the King held a small celebration within the palace compound. And a group of palace dancers were summoned
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        552 4 APPOINTMENTS PROMET PTE LTD j I We are a dynamic and progressive Engineering V Va3L/ an< Construction Company with special projects X^Tm^/ m Malaysia and Singapore. We wish to recruit the following professionals CIVIL ENGINEER (Code Ref: EO21) The selected candidate will be responsible for the technical and work processes
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        525 4 I SANYO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD We are a well established and rapidly expanding company m manufacturing electrical home appliances. Our microwave oven factory wish to invite suitable qualified candidates for the following vacancies to meet with the second shift operation (3.45 p.m. to 10.45 p.m.) for machinery and painting
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        35 4 j J "flarfman mengaum tidak menangkap." Malay proverb L jOa^IIFa.CJ "A roaring tiger does not make a kiJl. M ntT Literal translation. fi3T3 DDDaD A %MA%I "Barking dogs seldom bite." v J Equivalent English proverb.
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