The Straits Times, 7 October 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Lock icon Marcos acts to defuse turmoil
    539 1 Another demo in Makati as President seeks support for economic policies MANILA, Thursday PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos today appealed to Filipinos to support a tough new economic policy a move that came amid steps being taken to defuse political turmoil in the Philippines. In a television
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    Lock icon Golding gets the Nobel literature prize
    159 1 Golding gets the Nobel literature prize STOCKHOLM, Thurs. William Golding, the British author most famous for his 1954 novel "Lord of the Flies", today won the 1983 Nobel Prize for Literature. The Swedish academy said he was chosen "for his novels which, with the perspicuity of realistic narrative art and
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    Lock icon Philips' plans
    47 1 EINDHOVEN, Thurs. Dutch Philips said yesterday it plans to make or assemble video tape recorders working on the Japanese VHS system. A spokesman said the group had reached this decision in view of the large number of Japanese units it was selling outside Europe. AFP
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    Parking fees may be raised
    481 1  - Parking fees may be raised IRENE NGOO LEE KIM CHEW Part of policy to optimise land use and curb car ownership By and THE government is considering raising parking fees for motor vehicles as part of its policy to optimise land use and curb car ownership at the same time.
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    Lock icon Divorces in US take first drop in 20 years
    155 1 WASHINGTON, Than. Americans are living longer, marrying more and having more children, the US government reported. And for the first time in more than 2t years, the number of divorces In the US fell last year, the National Centre for Health
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    Lock icon Carrian execs: Hearing adjourned
    70 1 Carrian execs Hearing adjourned HONGKONG, Thurs. A High Court hearing on the Attorney-Gener-al's appeal against a magistrate's decision to grant ball to two Carrian Group executives was adjourned until tomorrow, a court spokesman said today. The two Carrian Group chairman George Tan and Its executive director Bentley Ho were charged
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    ST Index falls again
    47 1 THE Straits Times Industrial Index yesterday fell another 6.96 points to 924.12. Together with the previous three days, the index has lost a total of 55.23 points. Prices fell broadly again as word spread that there has been some heavy selling from Hongkong.
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    Asean-Australia talks may be postponed
    400 1  -  LIAK TENG KIAT By Our US Correspondent WASHINGTON, Thurs. Asean foreign ministers are considering today whether to go ahead with an AseanAustralia meeting due to take place in Sydney on Oct 24. Singapore-Perma-nent Representative to the United Nations, Mr Tommy Koh, said in a telephone
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    Lock icon Cardinal dies
    37 1 NEW YORK, Thurs. Cardinal Cooke, Roman Catholic archbishop of New York since 1968, died today after a battle with leukemia. Archdiocese spokesmen said the 62-year-old cardinal died at his home in St Patrick's Chancery. Reuter
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    Lock icon Space trip
    45 1 NEW DELHI, Thurs. India's first cosmonaut Rakesh Sharma, 34, will make an eight-day space trip next April on a Soviet spacecraft, India's Chief of Air Staff announced today. Mr Sharma, 34, will help two Soviet spacemen conduct medical and remote sensing experiments. Reuter
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      Lock icon PANEL WARNS MARCOS
      65 1 WASHINGTON, Than. A congressional panel today warned Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos over the slaying of opposition leader Benigno Aquino and commended President Ronald Reagan for cancelling his November visit to the Philippines. The Asia subcommittee of the House of Representatives approved, 3-9, a resolution calling for an
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      8 1 rorecast of 'frightful' inflation for Manila: Page 21.
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      185 1 Champions of peace: Past, present or imperfect Page One How to teach your child to live with maths Outlook, Page Three l_____^^i Leisure, I kTVIB Page 15 j Mk _____ff_f___H______9l. a!_i_ THE CHINESE TALENTIME The contestants are all set for their grand show at the National Theatre on Sunday night.
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      HOME
      649 2 Hawker language DIALECTS remain the language of hawkers in the markets and food centres visited by Mr Zhuang Sheng Tao and Mr Chua Hiang Yong, two members of the vocabulary sub-committee of the Standard Mandarin Committee. But hawkers in Housing Board estates, such as Ang Mo Kio new town,
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      COMMENT
      276 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: DESPITE hamflsted attempts by the Russians and their Polish satraps to destroy and discredit him, Lech Walesa wont lie down. His award of the Nobel Peace Prize is testimony to that quality which is an anathema to communism: freedom of the human spirit. In the
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      BACKGROUND
      69 2 U.N. LOVE AT FIRST SITE TALK of moving the United Nations out of New York has arisen of late. Although it is tempting to visualise the world body in some small tranquil place where thoughtful debate would be untroubled by pressures and distractions, it would be impractical to site
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      200 2 ECONOMISTS PESSIMISTIC ABOUT PESO DEVALUATION THE Philippines will suffer "frightful" inflation and almost zero economic growth for 1984 as a result of yesterday's devaluation of the peso, economists have predicted. The consequences will weaken the Philippines further, they say. Page 21 ABOUT 150 senior banking and corporate executives
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      SPORTS
      236 2 Han Chua's return "I'VE had enough! I'm just not interested in representing Singapore again. I can't see eye to eye with SRU officials." Those biting words were said in 1979 by a man who three days ago was made captain of the national rugby team. Highly talented and unashamedly
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      632 2 These oil deals to end INDONESIA'S oil refinery expansion will make it self-sufficient in petroleum products and bring to an end its processing deals with Singapore oil refiners. This was said by Mr Judo Sumbono, the President-director of the state-owned oil company, ertamina, in Jakarta. The expansion
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      233 2 Second link rethink THE Malaysian government is reconsidering the shelved second causeway proposal to encourage Singapore investors to relocate their industries in Malaysia, Johor's Mentri Besar has disclosed. Datuk Abdul Ajib Ahmad said the government is rethinking the proposed second causeway plan as a long-term project to
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      SECTION 2
      377 2 Who's Who of peace THOUGH Lech Walesa has won this year's Nobel Peace Prize, his selection does not come straight out of the form book, writes MTNfU THAROOR. Judging by past choices, the award favours a white male in his sixties from a country friendly to Norway. But
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      166 2 Into the finals THIS year's Chinese Talentime organised by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation, must surely go down as one of the more controversial events of the year. Viewers may feel the competition has lost some of its sparkle because two contestants have been disqualified while a
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      Lock icon We have rightto recover HK anytime: China
      498 3 4 If Britain maintains its erroneons stand on the Hongkong Issue, the Chinese government of coarse cannot wait for long, still less indefinitely. It will have to announce at an appropriate time its policies towards A Hongkong. The People's Daily Britain's 'erroneous stand'
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      Lock icon Expansion of oil refineries 'will make Jakarta self-sufficient'
      223 3 JAKARTA, Thurs. Indonesia's oil refinery expansion will make lt self-sufficient lo petroleum products and bring to aa end Its processing deals with Singapore oil refiners. This was said by Mr ■ludo Sumbono, the president director of the state-owned oil company, Pertamlna, in
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      Lock icon Asean more eager for dialogue, says Thach
      127 3 UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach yesterday said Asean members seemed to be more eager than last year for a dialogue with his country. He also said at a press conference that he expected the partial withdrawal of Vietnamese troops
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      Ghazali walked out on Hayden, says paper
      195 3  - Ghazali walked out on Hayden, says paper LIM SAY BOON By Our Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Thurs. Malaysia's Foreign Minister Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie walked out on his Australian counterpart Mr Bill Hayden while he was addressing the United Nations yesterday. A report carried today in The Australian said that Tan
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      Lock icon Regrets over Reagan decision
      241 3 - JAKARTA, Thurs. President Ronald Reagan's postponement of visits to three Southeast Asian countries has needlesely embarassed the Indonesian government and Asean, a Jakarta newspaper said today. The Jakarta Post said in an editorial it regretted that Mr Reagan would not be coming here next month. "The
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      Lock icon Call for Aquino probe and free elections
      280 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs. A sub-committee of the House of Representatives has called for an investigation into the killing of Filipino opposition leader Benigno Aquino. It also wants safeguards to ensure open and free elections in the Philipines next spring. The call, in the form
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        Lock icon Tighter security at airport
        86 3 BANGKOK, Thurs. Security measures at Bangkok's international airport have been tightened following a tip that a plane might be hijacked, an airport spokesman said today. A Thai newspaper, Matichon, said the tip was received by air force intelligence from "a Middle East country." It quoted informed
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        Lock icon Workers at US bases end strike
        94 3 MANILA, Thurs. The 22,000 striking Filipino employees of two US military bases near here returned to work today after an agreement was signed, the Philippine news agency reported late today. The agreement was signed by Admiral Dickenson Smith, commander-in-chief of the US facilities for
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        Lock icon Indonesian bid to curb baby trade
        82 3 JAKARTA, Thurs. Indonesia said yesterday that prospective foster parents must appear in court in person during adoption proceedings in a move to curb a trade which has started in Indonesian babies. Adoption of babies by foreigners through the intermediary of a notary has been
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        Lock icon Rice crops damaged by floods
        53 3 BANGKOK, Thurs. Heavy rains over the Rast few days have ooded vast areas of northern Vietnam causing widespread damage, the Vietnam News Agency reported today. It said nearly 250,000 hectares of rice in the early stage were under water and of that, 180,000 hectares were
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      Lock icon Warsaw's prize problem
      416 4 41 WAS trying to persuade the authorities of the necessity of dialogue between workers and authorities. I was not trying to turn m the workers' conflict into a fight. Mr Lech Walesa on hearing that he had been awarded the Nobel peace prize. picture. Will Walesa be
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      Lock icon 61 corrupt British officials sacked
      153 4 LONDON, Thurs. SIXTY-ONE British civil servants have been dismissed for involvement in corruption and fraud uncovered in a government department, the Environment Secretary, Mr Patrick Jenkin, said yesterday. The minister published an independent report on corruption in the Property Services Agency, which manages state property
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      Lock icon West Germans in 5-minute protest
      183 4 West Germans in 5-minute protest FRANKFURT, Thursday SEVERAL million West Germans stopped work for five minutes yesterday in a demonstration against nuclear missiles, union spokesmen said. Car and steelworkers as well as postal, telephone and mass transit workers were among those who stopped working at five minutes to noon, the
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      Lock icon Wheeling and dealing in vodka
      130 4 Wheeling and dealing in vodka MOSCOW, Thurs. Where does a Russian buy vodka after bars close at 7 p.m.? From a cab driver at two or three times the official price. But authorities said this "night profiteering of hard liquor" must stop. Police swooped on several taxi drivers selling vodka
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      Lock icon Labour Party delegates boo Callaghan
      229 4 Labour Party delegates boo Callaghan BRIGHTON, Thurs. Former British Labour Prime Minister James Callaghan was booed and hissed at the party's delegates conference yesterday when he denounced unilateral nuclear disarmament. Mr Callaghan, whose government was defeated by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's Conservatives in 1979, said in an angry speech to
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      Lock icon Fireworks fiasco
      48 4 SANTIAGO, Thurs. Forty school children were injured last night when blazing fireworks cascaded into crowds watching the start of Chile's national student games, the semi-official Orbe news agency said. It said four children were detained in hospital after the fireworks fell off the stadium roof. Reuter
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      Lock icon Murphy sheds his load o£ rubbish
      139 4 EXETER, Thurs. A MAN who posed as a wealthy Texan to woo a British bride said yesterday he was not American but an unemployed Irishman. Dublin-born Chris Murphy, alias Clifton Webster, claimed on Tuesday he was having "a hell of job" choosing a bride
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      NTUC president congratulates Nobel winner
      102 4 THE president of the National Trades Union Congress yesterday congratulated Polish trade unionist Lech Walesa for winning the Nobel Peace Prize. "He deserves the honour," Mr Peter Vincent said. "He has the guts to stand up for workers' rights and founded an independent movement which
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      Lock icon 16 m Japanese in giant disaster drill
      365 6  -  PETER HAZELHURST Nation prepares for earthquakes, floods and fires By Our Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Thurs. Described as the largest simulated exercise of its kind, a record 16 million Japanese volunteers launched a massive campaign across the country last month to prepare the nation
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      Lock icon The $21,000-a-day Taiwan singers
      110 6 TAIPEH, Thurs. Teresa Teng, a local singing star famed in both Taiwan and China, and -lady Ongg, a female singer living in Japan, are the most highly paid of Taiwan's entertainers, the National Tax Administration reported today. Their average daily earnings amount to as much as
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      Lock icon Israel may seal off south Lebanon
      215 6 Report comes after Beirut says it may end security accord between the two countries TEL AVIV, Thuro. DEFENCE Minister Moshe Arens said yesterday Israel was considering sealing off southern Lebanon, south of its redeployment line at the Awali River, from the rest of Lebanon.
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      Lock icon Shamir forms his coalition government
      159 6 TEL AVIV, Thursday ISRAEL'S Prime Minister-designate Yitzhak Shamir today succeeded in forming a government and asked for Parliament to convene on Monday to confirm it, an official announcement said. Mr Shamir informed parliament chairman Menachem Savidor he had formed a coalition and wanted the chamber
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      Lock icon China and Russia start third round of talks
      166 6 China and Russia start third round of talks BEIJING, Thurs.— China and the Soviet Union opened their third round of consultations today on improving relations after a 20-year split, but little progress was expected because of tough stands by both sides. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Leonid Dyichev and his Chinese
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        Lock icon Defecting pilot killed
        74 6 A CHINESE air force pilot tried to defect to Taiwan in an MiG-19 in May but was intercepted by Chinese fighters and killed when he crashed into a mountain while attempting to land, Taiwan military officials reported yesterday. The officials, attributing their information to intelligence agents on
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        Lock icon More Sikh attacks
        67 6 SHLH EXTREMISTS killed six bus and three train passengers in separate attacks near Amritsar on Wednesday night, the Press Trust of India reported today. The killings were the worst outbreak of violence in a Sikh campaign for religious concessions and greater Punjab state autonomy, since 21 people
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        Lock icon Tentative agreement
        80 6 THE LEBANESE government has agreed to demands to establish a preparatory committee to map an agenda for a national conference on reconciling Lebanon's warring factions, newspaper reports said in Beirut yesterday. The newspaper, As Safir, said the tentative agreement was reached at a meeting on Wednesday in New
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        Lock icon Seoul gets debris
        66 6 HUNDREDS OF pieces of debris from a South Korean jumbo jet shot down by the Soviet Union last month were brought to Seoul yesterday from Japan, a spokesman for the Korean Air Lines said. The 700 items included pieces picked up by Japanese searchers off the coast
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        Lock icon Gold mine fire kills 5
        50 6 FIVE MINE-WORKERS were killed and five were missing presumed dead in a fire at a gold mine about 160 km south-west of Johannesburg on Wednesday, an Anglo-American Corporation statement said yesterday. The fire, which broke out on Wednesday morning, was put out early yesterday. Reuter
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        Lock icon Joint call for peace
        85 6 WEST GERMAN Chancellor Helmut Kohl, on hisfirst official visit to the Middle East, has joined King Hussein of Jordan in calling for peace in the region. King Hussein, speaking at a banquet in Mr Kohl's honour in Amman on Wednesday night, criticised the world community for
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      Lock icon US splits defence computer network
      228 8 Protection against breach of security NEW YORK, Thursday THE Defence Department, in its biggest step to date against illegal penetration of computers, has split a global computer network into separate parts j for military and civilian users, thereby limiting access by university-based researchers, trespassers and
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      Lock icon Argentine bank chief freed say sources
      299 8 Argentine bank chief freed say sources 'Way open for solution to debt crisis' BUENOS AIRES, Thurs. Argentina's central bank president was freed yesterday without being charged after being detained in connection with alleged irregularities in a foreign debt rescheduling agreement, Economy Ministry sources said. Julio Gonzales Del Solar was arrested
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      Lock icon Mondale is given AFL-ClO's formal endorsement
      313 8 Mondale is given AFL-ClO's formal endorsement 4 MOST of them are younger than I am everybody Ls Bot I just have to call those yoong pe pie I've been describing as the "old men of Washington" because their ideas are so old and threadbare. You'd think they'd been asleep a
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      Lock icon Second man in Chinatown killings guilty
      304 8 Second man in Chinatown killings guilty SEATTLE, Thurs. A second Hongkong immigrant, Willie Mak, was yesterday found guilty of the murder of 13 people in a massacre in a gambling club in Seattle's Chinatown last February. A Seattle superior court jury, which returned its verdict after deliberating for eight hours,
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      Lock icon Police break up protest rally in Chile
      138 8 Police break up protest rally in Chile SANTIAGO, Thurs. Police used baton charges, teargas and water cannon to disperse demonstrators last night after Chile's first legal opposition rally in 10 years of military rule. The trouble came as the demonstrators headed out of the square by President Augusto Pinochet's Moneda
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      136 8 SAN ANTONIO (Texas), Thurs. A man sentenced to "chemical castration" will receive the injections at an unannounced location, and a judge has ordered lawyers not to disclose the name of the facility for fear of Jeopardising the treatment. Joseph Frank Smith, 29, who pleaded guilty
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    Handshake ends $20 look-see row
    269 9  - Handshake ends $20 look-see row BHARATHI MOHAN By A HANDSHAKE, smile and some friendly words and the $2t look-see Issue was settled In a police station last week. Tanglin police arranged for the meeting between Mr Sfe-ven Lim. manager of Gala Radio Pte Ltd in Buklt Timah Shopping Centre, and
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    Points will count for SIA condos
    313 9  - Points will count for SIA condos S ALMA KHALIK By SINGAPORE Airlines' has introduced a points system to decide who will qualify for its condominium units being built at Loyang Avenue. The points system is based on the grade of the employee, his .length of service with the company, and
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    Police course
    25 9 ASSISTANT Supt Chan Choo Giap of the Queenstown police station will leave tomorrow to attend a four-week course on police administration in Canaia.
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    Open verdict on boy who drowned in Farrer Park pool
    175 9 Open verdict on boy who drowned in Farrer Park pool A GROUP of non-swim-mers were chased away from the deep end of Farrer Park Swimming Complex's main pool by a lifeguard who later saw something at the bottom of the pool. Mr Lim Ah Koon, one of two lifeguards on
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    Man fined $22,000
    63 9 A JOBLESS man, Ong Chwee Kow, 57, was fined a total of $22,000 yesterday for having uncensored and obscene tapes. He was fined $20,000 on the first charge of having 273 uncensored tapes at a house in Choa Chu Kang Road on May 25 and $500 for
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    More people switch from dialects
    187 9 More people switch from dialects MORE people are now conversing in Mandarin instead of dialects because of the vigorous effort to promote the use of the language over the past four years. "In other words, more and more families have now dropped dialects in favour of Mandarin," said Parliamentary Secretary
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    Hawkers in new towns speaking more Mandarin
    588 9  - Hawkers in new towns speaking more Mandarin CHAN ENG CHENG Those in Ang Ko Kio using blackboards for food names By 4 HOWEVER, many schools in Singapore are renowned for their high standard of mathematics, science or English, but none of them has ever reduced the number of periods for
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    Getting groundnuts instead of potatoes
    258 9 FOR an hour last night part of the Thomson Plaza shopping centre foyer was turned into a classroom. The lesson: Mandarin versus dialect and why it is necessary to standardise the vocabulary. The teacher: Mr Loo Shaw Chang, director of Chinese language and Research Centre,
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    Victoria PM coming
    68 9 THE premier of the southeastern Australian state of Victoria, Mr John Cain, is planning to visit Singapore later this year as part of a regional tour to woo Asian investors. It is understood that talks aimed at encouraging Asian investment in Victoria will be high on his
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    Junior police officer cleared in probe
    191 9 A JUNIOR police officer has been cleared after being investigated in connection with an alleged attempted extortion over the case of a missing Airedale terrier. Altogether 12 people, including the officer, were interviewed. The dog was reported lost at Mount Pleasant Road near the
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    Diplomatic service group on visit
    84 9 SIXTY members of the Malaysian Administrative and Diplomatic Service Association will arrive today to visit their counterparts in Singapore, the Alpha Society. Led by Dato Dr Abdullah Sanusi bin Ahmad, secretary-general of the Ministry of Public Enterprises, the visit is part of an effort to
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      243 9 DON'T BE SHY IF YOU can speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start in Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin bat may also be shy. Be the initiator! Hl r"r m'lwmmWmW^^ I^T^PSSPS l^M f *W* i_P^Hl_^_H i^__. fill v HH^_^____ "f* HkT _U_
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    When does a shop become an office?
    490 11  -  MAGDALENE LUM 38 occupants told to vacate their units for wrong usage By IN THE premises of Office Products Engineering (right), there are now shelves of office equipment where once there were curtains. The occupant hopes this may coax the authorities to let
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    Weather reports faster and more accurate
    270 11 Weather reports faster and more accurate WEATHERMEN in Singapore will soon be able to compute local weather data half an hour faster each day and provide more accurate weather forecasts. This will be done through a new computerised system for measuring weather conditions. The micro-computer based equipment for the system,
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    Blackout hits Balestier Road area
    107 11 Blackout hits Balestier Road area POWER supply was interrupted in the northern part of town yesterday morning. A Public Utilities Board spokesman said electricity supply was cut off at 10.20 a.m. due to a cable damaged by a contractor near Jalan Jati and Moulmein Road. Homes and shops along Thomson
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    Six apply to convert video games centres into billiard saloons
    198 11  -  CHAN ENG CHENG By SIX operators of video amusement centres have applied to convert their arcades, which were all closed by Aug SI, into billard saloons. One of them applied to operate a mixed games centre, with both bil lards
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    Special test for budding artists in schools
    398 11  -  JUNE TAN It will help to pick students for art scheme from 1985 By Our Education Reporter A WOMAN consultant from Australia will be in town from Oct 23 to conduct a special test on budding artists in Singapore schools. This test based
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    Managing director's idea to siphon funds, court told
    341 11 THE idea to siphon funds from Sino-British Construction Pte Ltd was suggested by its managing director, a shareholder in the company told a district court yesterday. Miss Julia Liew Kum Cheng, testifying at the trial of Lai Kuen Vey, managing-director of Sino-British
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    Tibs takes over 12th route from Sunday
    127 11 ANOTHER SBS service is being taken over by Trans-Island Bus Services. Service 372, which will run from the Woodlands interchange to Marsiling Lane, will be the 12th route taken over by the company. From Sunday it will serve a wider area linking Marsiling
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    Anti-vicesquad picks up four suspects
    129 13 Anti-vice-squad picks up four suspects ANTI-VICE officers have crippled two prostitution rings, one of them run by women, with the arrest of four suspected ringleaders. Two women were arrested on Sept 28 while two men were picked up yesterday. Their arrests came after officers from the Anti-Vice Enforcement Unit began
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    16 turned back at airport
    64 13 Meanwhile, the Immigration authorities have, for the first time, refused 16 Thai women entry into Singapore. They were turned back at the Changi Airport since stringent checks against such foreigners began there last week. The latest action came after Thai callgirls were recently found to
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    Check on lounge
    49 13 POLICE last night detained five hostesses from a cocktail lounge in Keppel Road when they could not produce identification papers. Police were checking if the public entertainment licensing rules had been breached. It is understood that there had been complaints that women there were indecently dressed.
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    Civil servants celebrate
    47 13 THE 58th anniversary of the Singapore Government Servants' Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society will be celebrated with a dinner and dance at the Shangri-La Hotel tomorrow (Oct 8). Mr Teo Chong Tee, Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs and Environment), will be the guest of honour.
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    Onus is on the bosses, says Teng Cheong
    620 13 Management principles 6 Your representation confirms the fact that management principles and practices are universal and applicable across the wide range of organisations. Management principles are equally applicable in both the public and private sectors and in organisations iarge and small. A
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    Try to build sound ties, firms told
    247 13 COMPANIES should not expect new technology to be handed to them on a platter, the chairman of the Economic Development Board said yesterday. Instead, they should try to build up a sound business relationship, particularly with multinationals, so that both parties will have
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    Told to get out, SO sweeper hit wife's mother
    171 13 A SWEEPER, who wanted a reconciliation with his estranged wife, hit her mother with an iron rod when the older woman told him to leave. Pong Jong Ping alias Poon Joon Peng, 44, pleaded guilty yesterday to grievously hurting Madam Sia
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    Cultural heritage
    64 13 SINGAPORE'S cultural heritage is the subject of an exhibition which goes on a tour of 10 community centres starting next week. The 10 centres are Khe Bong (Oct 10-12), Queenstwown (Oct 13-16), Paya Lebar (Oct 17-19), Joo Chiat (Oct 20-23), Radin Mas (Oct 24-26), Delta (Oct 27-30), Jurong
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    Young artists' paintings on display
    161 13 A 11-DAY exhibition featuring the works of yoong artists, the first to be Jointly organised by the National Museum and the Culture Ministry, begins at the museum today. About 59 paintings by five Singapore artists aged between 24 and 39 are on display. One of
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    Bombs on the green
    48 13 TWENTY artillery shells, believed to be left over from the last war, were found buried in the Keppel Golf Course in Bukit Chermin Road yesterday morning. A bomb disposal squad from the Singapore Armed Forces detonated 18 there and took away two for examination.
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    Managing director fined $700
    87 13 Managing director fined $700 THE managing director of a company was fined $700 on Wednesday for employing a Filipina as a clerk when she was on a social visit pass. Michael Das Fernando, 33, admitted employing Miss Angelina Esber, 28, at Jalan Redop between March 1 and Sept 26. He
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    It's on againthe annual rush to Kusu
    241 14 IT'S THE familiar crowd at Clifford Pier again. And even the extra fees apparently did not deter the devotees from going on the pilgrimage to Knsn yesterday the first day of the Knsn season. A spokesman for the Port of Singapore Authority said
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    Boost for exhibition facilities
    325 14  - Boost for exhibition facilities GERRY DE SILVA By THE World Trade Centre is planning to renovate its Hall No. 3, sited outside the WTC complex and demolish another. Hall No. 4. Improvements to its facilities are seen as an attempt to meet the growing needs of exhibition organisers. It is
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    Why appeal against sentence on rapist was filed
    427 14  - Why appeal against sentence on rapist was filed LAI YEW KONG By IT WAS disgust over the heinous crime of raping a housewife twice on the same day that has prompted the authorities to appeal against High Court sentences on a labourer convicted of the offences. The Home Affairs Ministry
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    New-look terminal and faster ferries
    285 14 THE rush and jostle among passengers waiting for boat trips to Sentosa and other southern holiday islands at the World Trade Centre ferry terminal will be a thing of the past when facilities there are improved. The Port of Singapore Authority is to spend $4
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    $18,000 for Chest from NTI students
    79 14 A HARD-EARNED $18,000 j raised from the sweat and leg work of Nanyang j Technological Institute stu- dents was donated to charity yesterday. The money was raised by ■tart 400 NTI students who i completed a 6-km walkathon in August, organised by NTI Students'
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      Woman found dead in rubbish chute
      106 14 A 23-YEAR-OLD woman was found dead at the bottom of a rubbish chute in Block 2, Geylang Serai, on Wednesday night. This is believed to be the first death fall inside a rubbish chute. Police believe that Miss Tan Yew Yew fell to her
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      Brunei group on visit
      65 14 A 24-MEMBER delegation from the Brunei Immigration Department arrived here yesterday for a four-day visit. Led by an assistant controller, Mr Ghazali bin Pehin Dato Aziz Mohammed Jamil, the group will visit the Singapore Immigration Department headquarters this morning. They will then call at Woodlands Checkpoint
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      Five acquitted
      130 14 FIVE men were yesterday acquitted of alleged housebreaking and theft of $10,000 worth of scrap cables from Telecoms after the charge was withdrawn. But the five, Hamzah bin Ma'azib, 21; Kasmani bin Mahani, Abdul Rahman bin A. Kahar, both 28; Yusof bin Osman, 26; and Kamaluddin bin M.
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      Two sisters charged
      119 14 TWO sisters with similar names were charged yesterday in court with being members of an unlawful assembly. Yong Siew Lan, 39, a coffee shop assistant, and Yong Siew Lan, 33, a washerwoman, are alleged to have been with their brother, Yoong Sen, 32, sister Siew Yow, 23,
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      Service industry talks
      55 14 OFFICIALS and industry executives from Singapore and Sweden will meet next week to exchange ideas on service industry development. The informal two-day meeting at the Hilton Hotel will be opened on Monday by the Swedish Minister of Foreign Trade and leader of the Swedish delegation. Mr Mats
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      Lock icon Supervisor assaulted at refugee camp
      158 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A supervisor at the Vietnamese refugee camp in Sungai Besi near here was assaulted by at least 20 refugees after they ignored his order to clean toilets and bathrooms, press reports said. Camp supervisor Tan Keong Chong, who was on his night
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      Lock icon Re-think on second causeway
      239 16 Re -think on second causeway To ease shift of industries to Johor JOHOR BARU, Thurs. THE Federal government is reconsidering the shelved second causeway proposal to encourage Singapore investors to relocate their industries in Malaysia, Johor's Mentri Besar has disclosed. Datuk Abdul Ajib Ahmad said the government is rethinking the
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      Lock icon Plans for mass surrender of Reds postponed
      211 16 Plans for mass surrender of Reds postponed BANGKOK, Thurs. Military authorities here have postponed plans for the official surrender of about 500 communist terrorists and other elements in Thailand's troubled south, a senior army official here said today. The Internal Security Operations Command (Isoc) now expects the mass surrender ceremony
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      Lock icon Be like Prophet Muhammad, Mahathir urges
      115 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Malaysian Prime Minister called on Muslims today to emulate Prophet Muhammad's ability to create a united, multi-racial society in Medina during his time. Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said another Islamic teaching Malaysian Muslims could practise was to work hard
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      Lock icon Jail for man who posed as a saint
      176 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. j A 66-year-old Singapo- j rean who posed as a wali j (saint) was jailed for a total of four years and 15 j days and fined $8,100 by a j Syariah (Islamic) court in Johor Baru yesterday, j
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      Lock icon Horse trainer acquitted of drug charges
      104 16 Horse trainer acquitted of drug charges KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Sydney horse trainer Neil Michael Saunders and three Malaysians were today acquitted of heroin trafficking charges by a Penang court. Court president Ho Mooi Ching said the prosecution had failed to prove its case. Saunders, 32, also known as Paul White,
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      Lock icon Condition of King improving
      60 16 Condition of King improving KUANTAN, Thurs. The condition of the Yang di-Per-tuan Agung continued to improve in the past 24 hours. He had a restful night, the state director of medical and health services, Dr Abdullah Abdul Rahman, added. The King was admitted to the royal ward of the General
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    Sob story of the local contractor
    408 17  -  IRENE NGOO He fears that those labelled 'difficult' will be blacklisted By Our Housing Correspondent THE Singapore contractor does not want to be difficult. At the back of his mind, he fears that he may be blacklisted. The result is that he suffers in
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    National Theatre Trust sells rent-a-show package
    144 17 THE National Theatre Trust has produced glossy brochures and a video programme to promote its rent-a-cultural show service for organisers of conventions and people in the tourist business. About 50 people in the airlines, travel and convention industries attended its first promotional presentation ot
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    Police probe bookie link with hell-riders
    153 17  - Police probe bookie link with hell-riders BHARATHI MOHAN By THE bookie connection in hell-riding is being investigated by the police following last Sunday's blitz along Changi Coastal Road. Among the approximately 7ft people who were checked was a man who had $14,Mt with him. It is strongly suspected that the
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    More communicable diseases find their way to Singapore
    355 17  -  BENG TAN OVER 200 epidemiologists, often referred to as "disease detectives", from 37 countries, have just completed a four-day conference which began on Monday. These doctors keep a sharp lookout for prevalent diseases and try to find ways to eradicate the factors
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    Baby less likely to die if mum eats more
    337 17 Baby less likely to die if mum eats more A NEWBORN Chinese baby is less likely to die than an Indian or Malay baby because of the amount its mother eats. According to a professor at Kandang Kerbau Hospital, the amount of food a pregnant woman eats is a main
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      494 17 Now a spark plug that saves petrol: fm The Bosch Super Phig. Problem: Town traffic and stop -and -go driving prevent the 1j hk. engine and conventional spark plugs from reaching their full /^^f^^ m W^m\^ operating temperature. This leads to the danger of the spark f plug becoming sooted.
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    The Straits Times says... Nobelman of peace
    458 18 The Straits Times says Nobelman of peace "WHO is this man?" the then leader of the Polish communist party, Edward Gierek demanded of his secret police when told in August 1980 that a certain Lech Walesa was leading a shipworkers' strike in Gdansk which threatened to bring the country to
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    Campaign money brings Mondale closer to White House
    1485 18  - Campaign money brings Mondale closer to White House PETER BARNARD By US Editor ONE DAY last month Walter Mondale went to see his old boss. In a log cabin on top of a hill in Georgia, Mondale and Jimmy Carter made a deal. The former president, buried in a landslide
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    A lot of cards, a few tricks
    493 18 MORE THAN a year before the election, with the Democrats getting ap a head of steam, they have forced Mr Reagan to start campaigning even before he has announced he will ran again. The Democrats, keeping a close eye on the opinion polls,
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    Pre-nuptial contract:— Till divorce do us part
    757 18 The Art Buchwald I column J THE PRE-NUPTIAL contract is getting more and more prevalent, as the divorce rate rises in the United States. Since getting married in many cases is not one of those things you do forever, lawyers are advising their
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      Round and round Chinatown
      162 19 Round and round Chinatown That day I went round and round Chinatown To hear its music and its sound Before the place goes down and the seeds my ancestors had sown Turn to debris and are gone I saw its people Unsophisticated and so simple Resigned to only a whimper
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        Hell-riders also use this road
        74 19 COULD the authorities look into the noise Kllution problem along the stretch of Semwang Road along which are some blocks of flats belonging to the Yishun zone? The noise from accelerating engines is too much to bear. Motorcycle hell-riders also often use this stretch of
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        Paging system is too loud
        70 19 THE paging system on the Parkway building site next to Metro Marine Parade is disturbing the peace in the area. It is so loud residents living on the other side of East Coast Road can even hear the name of the person being paged for.
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        Din starts again after police leave
        76 19 WE live just opposite the Amara Hotel construction site at Tanjong Pagar. The construction work goes on 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including public holidays,, and Sundays. The noise is unbearable. Why is this allowed in a residential area? Several police
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      House: Can inheritors claim this rate?
      136 19 House: Can inheritors claim this rate? MY friends and I recently had a discussion on intestacy. This reminded me of a very interesting article "What to do with the money". (The Sunday Times, May 22). It was, however, silent on a point. Inter alia, it said that if no will
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      What has happened to the quality of soccer?
      240 19 What has happened to the quality of soccer? I AM a soccer fan and I have followed this year's President's Cup all the way. I am very disappointed with the lack of support from fans to this year's final. However, I can hardly blame them for staying away, because I
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      A simple hearing has taken more than 2 years
      232 19 A simple hearing has taken more than 2 years I AM a former national service inspector, presently studying in the National University of Singapore. On Oct 3, I was subpoenaed to Court 17 in the Subordinate Courts to attend a hearing pertaining to gambling in a common gaming house. Being
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      Build steps
      46 19 MANY schoolchildren and adults have to go down a steep slope at a construction site in front of Block 601 at the end of Bedok Reservoir Road in order to take Service 51. Could some steps be constructed on the slope? CONCERNED Singapore 1647
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        Enhanced child relief review
        65 19 WE thank "WJK", who wrote the letter "Let all working mothers claim relief" (ST, Oct 1), for her valuable views on enhanced child relief. This matter is under review by the government. Her comments as well as her case, will be carefully considered. If there is
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        Remaining flat residents will pay more
        189 19 Remaining flat residents will pay more I LIVE in Outram Park. The flats in blocks 17 to 24 have been on rental for the past 13 years. There are two units of threeroom flats and seven units of two-room flats on each floor. About a year ago, the residents' committee
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        A long wait for applicants
        110 19 WE could not agree more with the suggestion put forth by "An Executive Flat Applicant" in his letter "Priority cases taking away too many flats (ST, Sept 28) that the Housing Board reassess its policy on the allocation of flats. Too high a percentage of
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      35 19 DON'T BE SHY IF YOU can speak Mandarin and are aboa to use dialect again, stop yourself am start in Mandarin. The other person mai know Mandarin but may also be shy. Be th< initiator!
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      'A fond farewell as the UN sails into the sunset'
      682 20 6 If the UN ever has to leave New York, the prevailing desire will be to find some sort of new New York for it. THAT was the vivid possibility that Mr Charles Lichtenstein, deputy leader of the United States'
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      The 5,000 worried account holders
      920 20  - The 5,000 worried account holders LIESL GRAZ By Our Geneva Reporter THE FRENCH have long had a thing about Swiss banks; every few years the government whatever government is in power, ever since the French Revolution of 1789 starts to get huffy about Frenchmen who stash their capital into Geneva
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        Multimart offer closed
        58 21 MULTIMART (M) Sdn Bhd has, at the close of its general offer for shares of Larut Tin Fields Bhd, received acceptances of 9,541 shares. Together with the 6.56 million Larut shares held before the offer, Multimart now owns 6.57 million Larut shares representing 50.8 per cent of
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        Gen Lumber queried
        69 21 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has asked General Lumber for more details of its proposed sale of land and building in Petaling Jaya to Associated Pan Malaysia Cement for M512. 4 million. It wants to know the details of the basis for arriving at the cash consideration,
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        Malayan Flour Mills
        35 21 MALAYAN Flour Mills Bhd is holding an EGM on Oct 26 for shareholders to approve its proposed issue of 5 million new shares to bumiputra investors at a price of Ms3 each.
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        90 21 TOKYO, Thurs. Nippon Oil and Fats Co Ltd is expected to withdraw from a Japanese-Malaysian joint palm oil venture because it is losing money. Trading house sources said the joint venture, Malaysia International Palm Oil Industries Sdn Bhd, is capitalised at Ms2s million. It is 51 per
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        87 21 BEIJING, Thurs. China's foreign exchange reserves stood at U5513,022 billion (527.7 billion) at the end of June, indicating a 71 per cent growth in 12 months. The official Xinhua news agency said reserves had been reported at $7.6 billion at the end of June 1982. Xinhua gave
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        83 21 TOKYO, Thurs. Japanese household savings averaged 6.06 million yen (550.05 million) in the year to late June/early July, up 7.6 per cent from a year earlier after take-home income growth of 1.2 per cent to 4.20 million yen. The Bank of Japan said its annual survey found
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        Lock icon Pulling out of project
        84 21 MANILA, Thurs. The American Can Co is pulling out of a joint venture to set up a 392--million peso tin can manufacturing project in the Philippines. Industry sources said American Can had told its local partner, the United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB), that it was no
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        58 21 OSAKA, Thurs. Japan should lower its longterm interest rates and introduce investment tax credits to stimulate domestic demand which remains stagnant. The research department of Sumitomo Bank Ltd has urged the government to improve business conditions and let domestic demand recover with economic measures compatible with
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        79 21 TOKYO, Thurs. Japanese corporate capital spending in fiscal 1983, ending March 31, will rise 1.2 per cent from fiscal 1982 to 13,458 billion yen (Ssl22 million). The Industrial Bank of Japan said its survey report shows that the forecast growth rate is the same as in fiscal 1982.
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        71 21 SEOUL, Thurs. South Korea's wholesale price index rose 0.3 per cent in September to 126.1, base 1980, after a 0.2 per cent rise in August, to stand 0.4 per cent lower than in September last year. The Bank of Korea said the September consumer price index rose
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      300 21 Financial seminar attracts 150 from Asia Pacific ABOUT 150 senior banking and corporate executives from the Asia Pacific region will attend a conference on "International Finance" from Oct 20 to 21. The conference is organised by Times Conferences and will feature a panel of 10 financial experts. The managing director
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      222 21 TAIPEH, Thurs. Vicechairman of Taiwan's Council for Economic Planning and Development (CEPD), Sun Chen, has predicted that Taiwan's economic growth for 1983 will reach between 6.5 and 7 per cent. Speaking on the nation's economic situation and the government's economic policy, Mr Sun told
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      690 21 COONOOR (India), Thurs. India, the world's largest producer of tea, may soon have none to export, industry officials said. A boom in tea drinking in the country threatens India's position as the world's largest tea exporter because sluggish domestic production cannot keep up with demand. B
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      Forecast of 'frightful' inflation for Manila
      561 21  -  ABBY TAN By Our Manila Reporter MANILA, Thurs. The Philippines will suffer "frightful" inflation and almost zero economic growth for 1984 as a result of yesterday's devaluation of the peso, economists predicted. The consequences will weaken the Philippines further. The devaluation was resorted to
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      UEM reconstruction plan not finalised yet
      294 21 UNITED Engineers (M) Bhd has yet to finalise its financial and business reconstruction exercise, chairman Tunku Tan Sri Mohamed bin Tunku Besar Burhanuddin said. It is taking longer than expected, he added in his latest annual report. Aseam bank ers Malaysia Bhd was appointed
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      135 21 BANGKOK, Thurs. Bangkok Bank and Asia Credit Ltd have taken over management of Equity Development Finance and Securities Co to rescue it from insolvency, a senior official at Bank of Thailand said. Mr Roengchai Marakanond said Bangkok Bank and Asia Credit were asked by the
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          53 21 Paramount 300 -74 H Leong Credit 710 -40 K L Industries 635 -40 Berjuntai 530 -40 M Banking 865 -30 Hong Leong Ind 750 -30 Cold Store lOp 498 -27 ST P 1975 1030 -20 DBS 945-20 C A C 635-20 Keck Seng 530 -20 Amal Steel 450 -20
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          31 21 PMC 715 +20 Metro Hldgs 575 +15 OCBC 1050 +10 I C S 675+10 M T P 222+6 M Cement 830 +5 Johan Hldgs 660 +5 Spore Land 580 +5
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          43 21 Oct 5 Oct 6 BT Composite: 894.73 884.77 BT Indicator: *****03 *****97 ST Industrials: 931.08 924.12 ST Finance: 2650.70 2636.00 ST Hotels: 991.85 989.94 ST Properties: 686.40 681.89 ST Minings: 242.88 241.77 ST Plantations: 1445.43 1442.68 OCBC: 774.36 768.59 SESInd: 707.23 699.90
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          23 21 S Land Loan 700,000 Pahang Cons 542,000 Pan-El 477,000 General Corp 459,000 Public Bank 396,000 Total turnover: 9.96m Total value: $29.53m
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        72 21 Boustead Bhd 2 C*C -20 CCM Cold Storage -21 Danloplnd Esso -10 Fft N Gentlngs -6 Guinness Gathrie Bhd Haw Par -1 Inchcape Bhd +2 MTC NBT -4 Nat Iran PMC +20 PaaElec +2 Perils Plant -5 Prim* -5 Robinson's -2 Rothmans I -6 Semb Ship
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        479 21 SINGAPORE: Share Erlces fell across the oard on selling pressure and covering Interest ln moderate trading yesterday. Prices fell slightly in the morning session which closed 1.44 points lower but slipped further for the Straits Times Industrial Index to end the day 6.96 points down
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        30 21 Up Down anch Industrials 22 59 22 Finance 6 113 Hotels 3 7 1 Properties 2 9 3 Plantations 2 9 1 Mining 3 t Deb/Loans 2 2 6
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      Singapore closing prices
      2852 22 Sing apore closing prices All shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. j Adjusted for scrip/ rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN is traded in lots of 19 shares each, with the price quoted in dollars. <.r'« Net 1983 Last Y'ld P/K Vol Day High Low Company
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      BUSINESS DONE-KUALA LUMPUR
      1824 22 __D and offer prices officially listed md business ln and reported to the Cuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yeserday, with the number of shares raded shown in brackets in lots of ,000 units unless otherwise speciied. INDUSTRIAL _j.ds.mU (3.868) (1) 3.90 .lcom (2.888 2.896) (16) 2.89 (5) !.90
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      Selling lowers KL shares
      350 22 EVEN Deputy Finance Minister Datuk Dr Ling Liong Sik's favourable comment on the budget failed to lift sentiment yesterday as share prices on the Kuala Lumpur stock market closed easier. Prices showed some signs of recovering in early trading but subsequently slipped when sellers began to
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      Counters fall in moderate trading
      580 22 TALKS about heavy selling of local and Malaysianbased shares by at least one Hongkong-based Investment trust sent share prices lower again yesterday. But the decline was not as steep as on Wednesday. The Business Times Composite Index closed 9.96 points lower at 884.77 and the
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      30 22 Up Down Unch Industrials 13 75 17 Finance 3 9 Hotels 0 1 Properties 1 9 Oil Palms 1 5 Tins 1 Bobbers 0 15 Deb/Loans 0 3
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      7 22 Talam 710 +30 Shell 990 +20
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      BUSINESS DONE- SINGAPORE
      2813 22 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contractare quoted after the word "sett". Big Board deals
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      Unit trusts
      170 22 Managers' prices for Oct 7/11 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST ARBUTHNOT SECURITIES ASIA S'pore Growth Fund 0.97V. 1.02'/. OUB-MONTAGU Union Spore Fund 1.29 1.38 INCOME BOND UNIT (Carreat prices) Income Bond 1.42 1.49 DIAMOND MGT S'PORE Sep Oct Diamond S'pore Fd(USJ) 0.55 0.59 S$ 1.17 1.26 LYC-AFT UNIT TRUST LYCAFT
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      58 22 Esso Ord 1130 -70 Kg Lanjut 420 -60 Castlefield 2050 -50 CASH 915 -40 M Banking 960 -40 M Cement 930 -30 DBS 1030 -30 Isl and Pen 605-25 KL Ind 680-25 HL Ind 815-25 Utd Plant 560 -20 HMPB 600 -20 Hume 620 -20 Lien Hoe 855 -20
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        Rubber
        610 23 THE Singapore rubber market yesterday closed marginally lower with October One RSS buyers quoted at 228.75 cents per kilo, down a quarter cent from Wednesday, dealers said. Prices held steady around overnight levels in early trading supported by buying of November One RSS. But liquidation of October emerged later
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        CLOSING PRICES
        30 23 Rubber: Oct 6 Singapore: October: 228.75 (down 0.25 cents) Malaysia: October: 252.00 cents (down one cent) Tin: M529.60 per kilo (up five cents) 179 tonnes (up 28 tonnes)
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        Palm oil
        191 23 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed higher on short-covering after Wednesday's sharp fall. In Oct, south and central rose Ms4o and Ms2o respectively to M 1 3 1 0 per tonne. North traded unchanged at M51,290. Nov in the south firmed M532.50 to M51,275. The refined
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        COPPER
        31 23 LONDON: Copper prices on Wednesday (previous in brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £953.00 (£965.00); sellers £953.50 (£965.50); Three Months buyers £977.00 (£989.50); sellers £977.50 (£990.00). Market tone: Easier. Sales: 1,950 tonnes.
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        Straits tin
        202 23 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday recovered five cents to M529.60 a kilo, moving within the ITA lower range of M529.15 and M532.06. The rise was attributed to the buffer stock manager's support at this level. He took the bulk of the offering with local interests absorbing
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        Produce exchange
        116 23 PRODUCE Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per 191kg yesterday: Coconnt oil: Bulk fob $170.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $183.00 sellers, new drum fob $187.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $103 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $355.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper faq fob
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        Silver quotes
        34 23 Wed Tacs New York 10.358 10.108 10.45S 10.20S Zurich 9.858 10.388 9.95S 10.48S Tkua Wed Singapore 10.378 9.808 10.47S 9.90S Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce. Sanrce: Credit Salaae, S'pare.
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        Money and exchanges
        512 23 THE US dollar yesterday eased down on expectation of lower short-term rates and a cut in the discount rate. The US$/DM opened at 2.5830/40 and was traded upwards to a high of 2.5950/60. Selling then brought the US$/DM to close at 2.5905/ 15. The US$/yen likewise opened
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        GOLD
        189 23 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore yesterday opened at 5J27.325. Gold opened at 396.25/ 396.75 and short-covering in small volume took prices to 397.00/397.50. Trade house selling pushed prices down to 395.75/ 396.25 in late morning. The lunch opening was 395.75/396.25 and Swiss buying took prices to
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        Discount
        48 23 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Oct 6: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 2 3 Closing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 2H 2 v. 3-month Bank bills 7 7/16 7 5/16 3 months CD 615/16 613/16 6 months CD 7 1/16 615/18 Source: National Discount Cs.
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        40 23 i pm Interbank rates fsr Slngapsre dollars en Oet <: Offer Bid Overnight 6 3 6Vt 1 month 6 7 s 613/16 2 months 6 13/16 6 3 4 3 months 613 16 6H Overnight mode 6 3 4
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        PRIME LENDING RATE
        27 23 I THE average rate at which major Singapore I banks are currently prepared to lend to their I best customers is 9.02 per cent.
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        New York
        441 23 THE stock market picked up momentum in the afternoon and prices closed sharply higher on Wednesday as investors were encouraged by Treasury Secretary Donald Regan's forecasts of a lower US budget deficit. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which was unchanged at midsession, ended the day about 13' points
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        Tokyo
        328 23 Yen AJlnomoU) 1030 +10 Akai 566 unch Amada 833 +11 Asahl Chem 392 +6 Asahl Olass 650 +7 Bank Tk 291 unch Brldgestone 513 +2 Canon 1470 +40 Casio Computer 1530 -10 Citizen 653 -20 D Nip Print 911 +28 D Nippon Screen Dalel 625 unch Dallchl Kangyo Bk
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        92 23 Pesos Acoje Mining Anglo Phil Apex Mining B 0.01 -0.002 AUas Con. B 31 +2 Baguio Oold Basic Petroleum ***** unch Benguet Con. B 84 -11 CDCP 0.75 unch First Phil Hldgs 4.80 -0.2 Lepanto B 0.0975 -0.0075 Marlnduque B 5.80 -0.7 Marsteel 0.001 unch Oriental B O.IK -0.003
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        648 23 SHARE prices closed firmer in moderately active trading, although many issues ended below the day's highs, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times Index was up 4.7 points at 712.5. Prices opened higher, helped by steadier sterling and the overnight gains on Wall Street. Golds ended off the highs
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        53 23 H.K.HANG SENG Thursday 700.92 Wednesday 717.68 Week Ago 767.35 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday 886.6 Wednesday 880.5 Week Ago 888.4 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday 702.8 Wednesday 702.3 Week Ago 721.9 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 707.8 Tuesday 708.2 Week Ago 696 9 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 1250.20 Tuesday 1236 69 Week
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        457 23 AUSTRALIAN share markets yesterday closed mixed in sustained heavy trading, with good gains posted by a number of blue chip industrial stocks and widespread losses in the resource sector. Resource stocks rose initially, but slumped heavily in subsequent trading. The All-Ordinaries Index closed at 702.8, up 0.8, after gaining
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        Hongkong
        295 23 THE stock market yesterday closed easier after a quiet session. Among leaders Cheung Kong fell 25 cents to HK$5 .7O. HK Land 12.5 to $2,275, HK Bank five to $6.50, HK Wharf 12.5 to $2.80 and Jardine Matheson 30 to $8.05. Swire Pacific "A" rose 10 cents to $11.50.
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        170 23 Source: ABN Reuter FIS ABN 386.00 -15 Ahold 180.00 -2 Akao TWO -0.7 AMEV 136.10 23 Amfas 100.70 +3.7 Amrobnk 62.10 -0.4 Bergoss Berk 28.508 Bols 90.00 unch Bonucer 238.00 +1 Boska 48.10 +0.1 Burtet 49.00 unch C&land 34.50 unch Calv 312.00 +2 Dell MIJ 70.00 +0.5 EHevler 420.00
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        191 23 Francs Actions Sulsses 289 V> Alusulsse Br 740 +5 Alusulsse Reg 245 unch Brown Boverl Br 1180 -10 Ciba Gelgy Br 2080 +10 Clba Oelgy P C 1690 +40 Clba Gelgy Reg 870 16 Credit Sulsse Br 2100 -S Credit Sulsse Reg 402 -3 Elektrowatt Br 2870 +5 George
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        124 23 Bahts Aokham Thai Asia Fibre Ayuthaya Inv And Trust 134 unch Bangkok Bank 256 unch Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd 148 +3 Bata Shoe Berll Jucker 439 +2 Charoong Thai Wire Firestone First Trust 62.75 -1 Goodyear Industrial Finance Corp Jalaprathan Cement 170 -1 Maboonkhrong 113 unch Metal Box 13.75
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      Improved earnings for Cold Storage
      430 24 A HEALTHY increase in development profits from the Centrepoint project has helped Cold Storage Holdings PLC to report marginally higher earnings at half-time. However, the group could have had better results if not for the devaluation of the Australian dollar and the reduced contributions from
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      MUI unit sells sugar refinery
      562 24 MALAYAN United Manufacturing Bhd (formerly Central Sugars Bhd) has sold the bulk of its sugar refinery business to Perbadanan Nasional Bhd (Pernas) and Grenfell Holdings Sdn Bhd for a hefty M569.9 million cash. Pernas and Grenfell bought a 47.5 per cent stake each in Central
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      160 24 Egyptian GDP growth below target CAIRO, Thurs. Egypt's gross domestic product grew by 7.6 per cent in the 1982 83 financial year ended June 30, below the official target of 8.5 per cent, central bank officials said. The current drop in oil prices was the main rea- son the figure
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      77 24 HONGKONG, Thurs. Hongkong's Mass Transit Railway Corp (MTRC) is trying to raise a HK$2 billion (***** million) syndicated loan to complete its borrowing requirements until the end of 1985, chairman Wilfred Newton said. He told a press conference after the signing of a HK$3OO
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      NZ company buys stake in Prima's Sri Lanka venture
      362 24 PRIMA Ltd has found yet another new partner to take up a stake in Ceylon Grain Elevators Ltd, a company promoted by the Sri Lankan government. The latest subscriber is NRM Feeds Ltd, a company incorporated in New i Zealand, which
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      511 27 I cri I (ia mt m I k____* Production Apprentice and rajfe? m promises to train the candidate ,IKh! mt §m~\ r^m l become a skilled Technician, <yf£t doubling his salary from $400 to H $825 m lwo years See classifical£jfe ■KJUI tion66h. 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant e)
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      1517 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical e) Secretarial/Clerical e) Secretarial/Clerical Established Local Bank A LEADING BANK Invites applications Irom j j requires I Singapore citizens for the MKP^FmWfmmWMM SANDEN INTERNATIONAL post of: Bs_S_J_L__J__o_yH (SIHOAPOREJPTELTD CONFIDEMT|AL M|'"V REQUIRES A STENOGRAPHER Requirements:DPCPDTinWIQT gCE -O' or 'A' level
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      546 28 66 Situations Vacant e) Seen adriol Clerical Manufacturing Plant in JURONG requires SHIPPING CLERKS (MALE/FEMALE) a GCE 'O' level or Secondary Education with good command of English a Able to type accurately. 40 wpm a Must have 2to 3 years experience in Shipping, Transportation and Warehousing documentations e Knowledge of
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      301 28 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical n YUEN LEE GROUP OF COMPANIES invites suitable applicants to spply lor tha post ot GENERAL CLERK CUM TYPIST a GCE 'O' Level a Must be able to type at 40 wpm a Any race Interested applicants plaasa writa in with full personal resume, expected
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      581 28 66 Situations Vacant I e) Secretarial/Clerical TWIN DISC (FAR EAST) LTD requires a: RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST a GCE O' Level a Pleasant personality a Pleasant voice a Remuneration commensurates with qualifications and experience Please call to: Admin. Manager Twin Disc (Far East) Ltd 40 Lok Yang Way Singapore 2262 Tel: *****09
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      574 28 66 Situation* Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical A well eatabliahed Hardware Company requirea: FEMALE SALES CLERK in Jurong. a GCE O' level with credit in English, a Ability to speak Mandarin and local dialects, e Knowledge of typing, e Min. 1 year experience ln similar capacity. Intereated applicanta, pleaae call: MISS QUEK
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      607 28 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical A leading manufacturing Company in Jurong requires a STENOGRAPHER/ JUNIOR SECRETARY a Minimum 3 GCE O' levels with credit tn English. a Typing Certificate and at least 1 year working experience. Starting salary around $500 to $550 p.m. Transportation and meal subsidy ara given. Telephone
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      654 28 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical international Freight Forwarder requires FEMALE SHIPPING CLERK a Typing speed 30 to 35 wpm a Experience not necessary as i training will be provided a Pleasant personality e Age between 17 and 25 Plaasa apply with non returnable photograph, salary expected and contact number to
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      511 28 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical Construction Company requires a FEMALE GENERAL CLERK a GCE O' level. s Ability to type accurately at 35 wpm. s Knowledge of si m pie accounts advantage Interested applicants plaasa writa with full resume, salary expected and contact number to: SIGLAP P.O. BOX 268 SINGAPORE
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      760 28 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical STENOGRAPHERS Raquirad Immediately by Legal Firm Interested candidates please apply with full particulars, nonreturnable photograph, salary expected, contact telephone number to:S.T. BOX A***** 390 KIM SENG ROAD SINGAPORE 0923 Trading Company requires 1 GENERAL CLERK a GCE O' level, a Able to type. a Female
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      795 28 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical TYPISTS REQUIRED 8Y public accountant's firm Good prospects, with opportunity to train in computer and word processor. Apply with personal resume, salary expected to: P.O Box 5076, S'pore 9105 ESTABLISHED COMPANY IN Jurong requires 1 female General Clerk/ Typist and 1 Male General Assistant Salarv
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      583 28 66 Situations Vacant f) Sales IMMEDIATE VACANCIES An established organisation seeks Male/Female SALES REPRESENTATIVES for its household Department: e Primary Education Age 20 and above a Experience is not necessary (Training provided) a We pay basic salary, attractive commission and bonus a Must be prepared to work hard and irregular
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      630 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i, f) Sales t) Sales t) Sales VACANCIES AT THE MOST PRESTIGIOUS STORE The prestige of working with the biggest department store in Singapore is something you can be proud of. Daimaru is also one of the largest chains in Japan.
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      284 29 f Established Publishing Company requires Sub-Editor with at least 3 years experience, must be well versed with articles, writeups etc. Sales Executive with at least 1 year experience in "SpaceSelling" for our monthly papers. Interested please call personally at -320 D KING GEORGE'S AVENUE SINGAPORE 0820. TELEPHONE *****88 (3 Lin**)
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      1022 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales t) Sales (MALE FEMALE) Required by Leeding Marketing Compeny For Photo and Stationery Divisions GCE A' Level with credit in English Completed National Service. Must possess driving licence or own car. Experience not necessary as training will be provided but knowledge of
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      763 29 66 Situations Vacant f) Sales Well estsblished msnufacturing company urgently requirea MALE TECHNICAL SALES ASSISTANT e Completed N.S. e Passed GCE O' Level. e Able to speak English and Mandarin. e Valid class 3 driving licence e Knowledge of communication components parts. Please apply with resume and contact phone number
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      632 29 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales Kitchen csbinets showroom st Plaza Singapura requires: SALES ASSISTANTS e Minimum GCE O' Level e 1 year's sales experience Salary offered $400 and above. Please call: *****14 for an interview. SALESGIRLS REQUIRED FOR Sports Shop. Call personally at 03-136, City Plaza. S'pore 1440 g) Technical
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      562 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical g) Technical A SE TETRA J PAK \S Tetra Pak is amongst the world's largest manufacturers of packages for the requirements of liquid food and beverage industries. As a result of rapid expansion, our 21st factory in
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      280 29 m Sime Darby Singapore Ltd seeks to appoint: Laboratory Technician for one of its subsidianes in Jurong. The selected candidate will be trained to conduct sample testing and analysis. He will also be I trained to sell the com- pany's product. The candidate we look for should Have at least
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      391 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical YKK INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD m A leading Japanese Firm specialising in the fab- Jm rication of aluminium windows and doors re- 1 f 1) DRAUGHTSWOMEN 1 m Possess NTC Certificate in Building or W GCE 'CD' Level (Technical Stream)
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      191 30 We are a group of large international companies manufacturing steel products for the building industry. Due to continuing expansion, we have an Immediate vacancy for a. The successful candi date will be responsible for supervising the company's contract works e Minimum 5 years working experience in the building construction site,
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      417 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical TMES i An established electric motors manufacturer in the process of extension invites applications for I TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE a Minimum G.C.E. 'O' Level (Preference will be given to those with mechanical technical background) Own a car Able to communicate in English Mandarin a Experience
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      461 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical MALAYAN BREWERIES (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD LABORATORY TECHNICIANS a Male or Female applicants will be equally considered a OCE level (Science) a Singapore citizens, age 20 24 years a Preferably with at least 1 year experience in laboratory work a Normal office hours on a 5-day
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      608 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Selex the oldest maker of coffee machine in Japan has immediate vacancies forTECHNICIAN e Minimum 1 year experience in similar capacity, e Own transport, e Completed N.S TRAINEE TECHNICIAN e Age 20 to 25 years old. e Own transport, e Minimum NTC 3 trade certificate,
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      656 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Marine Engineering Company in Ang Mo Kio has immediate vacancy for ASSISTANT DESIGN ENGINEER Duties: e Design calculations Drafting e Production co-ordination Please apply in own handwriting with contact telephone number to: The Manager 5067 Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 2 01-1431 Singapore 2056. PACIFIC
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      375 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical THASON ELECTRICAL A Engineering Company requires Skilled/ Semi-skilled Electricians and Electrical Apprentices. Interested please telephone *****57 *****59 AN ESTABLISHED FIRM requires Draughtsman. Must have 3 years experience. Be able to handle projects. Please call Agnes/Jessica *****65. SITE SUPERVISOR REQUIRED (or construction site Ability to use
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      779 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL MFG PTE LTD A subsidiary of one of the largest American multi-national corporation engaged in the manufacture of universal Joints and Steel forgings. We invite applications for the following positions 1 METAL MACHINING
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      619 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production h) Production 1 ~~s r IW& "Thaiifc Goodness.^k W "> mW for Texas Instruments, I've got a stable Job" mm m-^^f _fl HF PRODUCTION OPERATORS '^Ss. y After some past experience with
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      399 31 Well Established Factory ln Jurong requlres:Male ft Female Experienced Inexperienced MACHINISTS e Training will be provided for those without experience. Interested please call personally or write in to:AUTO INDUSTRIES PTE LTD No. 20 Penjuru Lane Singapore 2260 TEL: *****55 PRODUCTION TRAINEES e No experience required e Age below 35 e
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      441 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous morjco polo SINGAPORE REQUIRES IMMEDIATELY NIGHT AUDITOR Exempted or completed fulltime National Service. Familiar with NCR 42/2251 machine. Prepared to do permanent night shift. Attractive salary and fringe benefits. SECURITY OFFICER Starting aalary: $800 p.m.; confirmed salary: $850 p.m. a Completed at least GCE O'
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      457 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous i) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous \Amm\. SUCCESS STORY OF I YAOHAN NOW JGA pi* iRv fmY %Am Sn fl flT\ V^M WW __H 3£ '^^."wwSeS^C^pggg^l^ Sj^2j*|ys^tt_______l ft new Yaohan Katong
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      116 31 BEN CO LTD WAREHOUSE ASSISTANTS General store and delivery work. e Commencing basic salary of $340 e l 1/2 months' bonus e Staff transport e Free uniforms Call *****55 for an interview at: The Personnel Dept. 2308 Pandan Loop Singapore 0512 AN INTERNATIONAL COMPANY requires Driver Must have minimum 1
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      318 31 HHDB WALK RIGHT IN for an interview for the posts of:--(A) HOUSING MAINTENANCE INSPECTOR (B) HAWKERS LIAISON OFFICER (C) SECURITY GUARD REQUIREMENTS (A) Minimum of GCE 3 'O' level passes including English and Mathematics. (B) Minimum of GCE 3 'O' level with passes in English. (C) Completed Primary VI and
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      441 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I An expanding multiI national colour TV and I radio cassette manuI facturer located at I Alexandra and Pasir I Panjang Roads has I immediate vacancies I for the following posiI tions Requirements NTC-2 in Electronics Servicing or ITC in Electronics Engineering Age 18 years
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      770 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous Wf SKF Applications are invited to till the position of INDUSTRIAL NURSE (Female) Requirement State Registered Nurse Age between 25 -35 years. Minimum experience 5 years. Preference will be given to candidates who have been
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      379 32 UNITED WORLD COLLEGE OF SOUTH EAST ASIA requires SECURITY GUARDS Requirement*: Singapore Citizen Age between 40 —55 Must have a working knowledge of English and Malay. Must have knowledge of security control and firefighting. Preferably ex-police or security guards with 2-3 years experience ln related capacity. Salary rang*: $500 $800
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      249 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous mmmmt^*wm^m mw mmm^aimmmdmm 93 WALK RIGHT IN we have immediate vacancies for: TEMPORARY GENERAL WORKERS ($450 p.m.) Primary or lower secondary education Completed N.S. Preferably with some experience in store work See us today at: The Personnel Department SCS- ATE S S (PTE) LTD Lorong
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      465 32 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous HOTEL PHOENIX requires OUTSTATION CASHIERS CHAMBERMAIDS WAITERS/ WAITRESSES (Part/ Full-time) Part-timers to work during breakfast and lunch hours only. ASSISTANT COOK KITCHEN HELPER Our fringe benefits include: e Free uniforms laundry e Free duty meals e Annual 13th month bonus e NWC increments e Paid
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      586 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous WM SITUATIONS VACANT We are a new company providing Security Guards General Services. We have acquired quite a number of contracts to provide guards, cleaning maintenance services to factories, hotels, building sites, supermarkets residences We need lots of manpower to meet with our contracts; if
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      461 32 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Mf^^mmm^m^^^^^m^^m^^m^m Hotel Miramar (S) Ltd require 1. SECURITY OFFICER 2. LINEN MAIDS 3. WAITERS/ WAITRESSES 4. TRAINING COOKS 5. CLEANERS We offerFree meals, free uniform, medical benefits, annual leaves, promotion opportunity Please apply personally or write toThe Personnel Dept Hotel Miramar (S) Ltd 401 Havelock
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      513 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous ACCOUNTS CLERK e minimum G.C.E O' level e 1. C.C.I certificate e able u> work up to balani e sheet e ability to oberate micro-co-mouter an advantage PASTE-UP ARTIST e minimum GCE. 'O' level minimum 2 years experience in similar position SALES REPRESENTATIVES e G.C.E
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      550 32 66 Situations Vacant ■SSSSSiSSSSS------_5-__s____s j j l) Miscellaneous iknG^/f/p^) bu requires MALE OFFICE ATTENDANT Singapore citizens Between 16 to 35 years of age Should have Primary Education Have a working knowledge of English Should have completed National Service or be exempted from it. Starting salary: $300 or more Other service
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      566 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous OG 1) SECURITY GUARDS (Confirmed gross salary $600 pm) e Malay age 26 -40 2) CARPARK ATTENDANTS ($358/-) e Female, age 16 -26 3) ODD-JOBBERS ($489/-) e Malay, age 19 -26 Interview 12noon spm: 4th Storey OG Building MITSUI ENGINEERING SHIPBUILDING CO. LTD Urgently Requires
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      580 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous SAFETY OFFICER Wanted for woodworking factory Requirement:A recognized degree or diploma ln engineering or possess a safety officer certificate with experience working as a full time safety officer. Fresh graduates will also be considered. Interested applicants, please write to:The Pereonnel Meneger, Kion Sing Timber Products
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      517 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous PASIR PANJANG BOWL urgently requires A. BOWLING COUNTER RECEPTIONISTS B. TRAINEE BOWLING MECHANICS a Above 17 years old. No experience necessary but willing to team. e Preferably residents in Dlsts. 2,3,4,5. 10 and 22. Please call personally for Interview at: 269, PASIR PANJANG ROAD OPPOSITE
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      534 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous FEMALE EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTS CLERKS 8 3 CASHIERS required Interested call personally at: #11-05, Tannery Block 35 Tannery Road Singapore 1334 or PHONE: *****27 GENERAL WORKERS required urgently. Interested applicants please call personally at: 18, Sungei Kadut Street 3, Singapore 2572 Tel: *****35 HOOVER MUSIC LOUNGE
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      894 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous GENERAL WORKERS TO be trained In skilled works by specialist building contractor. Good salary and prospects for those willing to work hard. Call: *****07/ *****35 or personally at: Blk 6, Upper Boon Keng Road. #02- 1010, S'pore 1438. HOUSE DETECTIVES REQUIRED for 7.00am to 7.00pm
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      492 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous DESPATCH RIDER/ DRIVER required. Come personally on 7th/ Bth October, *03-23, Fortune Centre, 190 Middle Road. DESPATCH RIDER required by advertising agency. Preferably with own motorcycle/scooter. Call *****65 for interview. ELECTROPLATING WORKERS REOUIRED. Age 21 to 30 years, experience not necessary. Attractive salary. Tel: *****62.
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      565 33 GDS9 ri IJ I_. I HOW WOULD YOU like to buy i UipJlOf 11-r thirteen-year old car that's only JOIJGi six years old. Puzzled 9 Move on UUfaS to classification 76h and find out Tn^ fR\ fk\ K7\\ why an advertiser claims that ISsISJ^ImJ suss M B ha,f lls SPECIAL
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      520 33 76 Vehicles For Sale a) Alta/Peugeot ALFA ROMEO ALFASUD SUPER SALOON 1286 c.c. Registered January 1979. showroom condition Asking $15,900 0.n.0. Tel:- *****19 DIRECTOR'S 1979 PEUGEOT 604 manual. 1 owner. PARK eligible. Power steering/window. Original leather upholstery. Alrcon. radio/cassette Tuff-kote. Showroom condition Low mileage. Tel: *****55 '79 PEUGEOT 604. Automatic,
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      830 33 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun Nissan SEPT. 1982 NISSAN Sunny 13 GL 1 owner Aircond, cassette/ radio, sports rims. New tax. Accident free $23,300 *****77/ 8. 1974 DATSUN 120Y, engine good condition. Company registered. All Offers considered. Tel: *****44. 1977 DATSUN 100A sports rims, cassette, showroom condition throughout. $9,500
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      658 33 76 Vehicles For Sale f) Honda HONDA CIVIC '73 Non-PARF. alrcond. cassette, sports rims, steering, new tyres, iihw battery. Just overhauled, beautiful condition. $7,800 ono Tel: *****59. Jeffrey LATE 1981 HONDA Accord 1600 Aircon. Sport rims. Tape, radio 1 owner. Tax 12/83 Low mileage. Tip-top condition $25,900 0.n.0. Tel: *****
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      611 33 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes MERCEDES 200 1977 Merced** Benz 200 Manual with Autotechnik body kit, low profile tyres and refurbished interior. View: Speedway Service Station 239 Whitley Road Tel: *****28 *****33 DEC 1982 MERCEDES 200 Manual 1 private owner. Brand new condition. Chauffeur driven, alrcond, radio Cassette, tax,
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      463 34 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale f) Honda t) Honda Honda HondaAccord 4door manual EX A.R.F. 150% $36,812. Inclusive of air-con, private registration fee and 1 year road tax. Get the Accord which is equipped with power steering, power windows and a central locking
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      557 34 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi 1979 COLT SIGMA GS 1600 sspeCd. Private owner, alrcond., radio cassette. $16,000. Loan $13,000.*****02. 1979 MITSUBISHI SIGMA, 2nd private owner, excellent condition, radio, cassette, alrcon, $14,300 0.n.0. Call: *****78, Thomas. 1960 COLT SUPERSHIFT 2nd private owner, full accessories, 5517,300 negotiable. Contact *****67 Mr Sunny.
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      596 34 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota ILMOST 1977 TOYOTA Corolla, concealed aircon, radio cassette, sports rlms, 2 private Dwners. Tip top condition, $11,300 j.n.o. Tel *****71. 9EAUTIFUL 1962 TOYOTA Carina DX 4-door. Sports rlms and ;yres, power windows, aircond, .i-fl, tax till Jan '84. Contact *****64/5. lULY, 1961, TOYOTA Cressida
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      1902 34 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota J) Toyota THE RIGHT CHOICE Appointed Dealer By BORNEO MOTORS (S) PTE LTD j C TOYOTA 1 I New cars commercial vehicles J Test-Drive At: VEHITO COMPANY Head Office: 594 Upp. Thomson Rd. 7 Milestone TEL: *****63 Branch-Showroom: 261 Upp.
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      849 34 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others '82 SUBARU 1800 OLF. lst private owner, price negotiable, aircond. radio cassette, excellent condition. *****92 AUG 1978 PORSCHE 924 Turbo Full accessories New tax $45,000 ono *****03 NEW PONY 1200. Downpayment $3,980. Free aircon, hi-fi or sports rims. Jonathan *****18/ *****33. VOLKSWAGEN JETTA GLI
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      709 34 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles Delta Petrol Truck Powerful 1994cc petrol engine at, jH. fefCp^ mj*^ \^^^y< CF^ -^^^ag^r-^yr^^}' 1 t mmmm mV*M i; >,r >i"4-; s^^^i&.;^%- ■>»'!,/ H mmmmMAf _->.-—. i < j
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      435 34 mWA PROPERTIES 85 Property Financing I OcS I Sound Secure provides PROPERTY FINANCE for Residential Commercial properties CALL *****92 *****47 FOR DETAILS AP no 3326 I I *^_h MF' ___________________^_______________M____S___S___--88 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses BUNGALOW FOR RENTAL Marine Viata Johor Bahru Jalan Waapeda A 2-storey bungalow ln first class housing
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      559 34 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses e Namly Garden beautiful 3bed roomed semi-detached near foreign/ American schools. $2,500. e Henry Park Ming Teck Park furnished. $2,200/ $2,400. Golden Hill Thomaon/ Serangoon Garden. $1,750/ $1,500. RICHARD K.C. LOW HOUSING PTE LTD *****81 5 lines e near Tanglin Club newly renovated double-storey detached
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      808 34 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses DIST. 1954 MODERN DOUBLESTOREY Corner Terrace. 3 bedrooms, servant's. Fully furnished, with alrcund. water heater, fridge, cooker, washing machine and CTV Rental: $1,800. Tel *****03 DIST. 10, ORCHID INN Hotel vicinity, quiet and cosy singlestorey bungaiow 3 bedrooms with attached bathrooms/ study Beautiful large garden.
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      1176 35 Jgr/ mm% Wi 1. |JjfePi IF VOURE INTERESTED to live in Mjfci|tnflr' ilfti-. the orchard Road area but away fvf/' f miiwil^r lr ""> the hustle ct the main l-^i>cCT" g* load, read classification Hi);'. An iCj^l j •"il i*rvl' fi s, >'''' 'errace !iui,.v 'A ith a _ffln¥|li*iiiiii^iiii ffiSßl
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      731 35 Houses For Rem: $3,500 a____ MOUNT FABER LODGE Dist 5 GREENVIEW Lower/Upper maiCRESCENT Dist 11 sonette, 3 bedrooms Double storey detached with attached bathbungalow. 3 bedrooms, room, living and dining 1 attached bathroom room, kitchen and and 1 common bath- servant's amenities, room, study, living/ Rent: $4,000/$3,700 dining room, kitchen
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      561 35 FULLY FURNISHED BACHELOR'S SUITE IN CHANCERY GARDEN. 5 MINUTES TO ORCHARD ROAD. 2 bedrooms, central aircond, swimming pool, colour TV, hi-fi sets. Very quiet location. Only $3,000. PRESTIGIOUS TOWNHOUSE/ MAISONETTE WITH SPANISH DESIGN. Large balconies and terrace, split-level living and dining. 3 carpeted bedrooms, swimming pool, quiet location in Dist.
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      744 35 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments e Dist. 10 Marco Polo Hotel vicinity 3 1 bedrooms apartment and maisonette with swimming pool surrounded by lush greenery Rental: $3,300 $4,500 e Ridgewood Apartment beautifully furnished 3 bedrooms with full facilities $3,200. m Himiko Court on high floor fully furnished 2 bedrooms. Rental:
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      858 35 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 15, AMBER GARDEN maisonette. $2,400 furnished New Dunman Court Townhouse, $2,500 furnished. Dist. 9, Leonie Oarden Apartment, $2,200 furnished Dist. 12, St. Michael's Road maisonette, $2,200 partly furnished Fuhai Property *****73/*****59. DIST 10 HIMIKO COURT (walking distance to American School) brand new 3-bedroomed, with
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      579 35 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments INTERNATIONAL PLAZA, ANSON Road 2/ 3 bedrooms. Above 36th floor. Fully furnished, carpeted, aircond., pool and laundry services. Also in dist 9, Chen Yuan Mansion $3,200 Fully furnished. Heng Fatt Property *****88. MODERN, SPLIT-LEVEL APARTMENT. 3 bedrooms, nice kitchen with cabinet, washing machine, colour T.V.
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      788 35 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 9, WALKING DISTANCE to Orchard Road 4 bedrooms with attached bathrooms. Partially furnished with alrcond Full recreational facilities. $3,200. Admer: 2971 166 DIST 9 RIVER VALLEY Close modern 3-bedroomed apartment. Near Orchard Road $1,900 Dlst 11 near Goldhill Square, 3 bedrooms, modern apartment. $2,600.
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      772 35 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST 21. CLEMENTI PARK. Bran new Condominium 3 alrcondltloned bedrooms, modern kitchen New furniture Pool, sport club. $3,200 Vlsco: *****14 DIST. 21 BROOKVALE, 3-bedroom-ed walk-up apartment with facilities. Beautifully furnished. Immediate occupation Radiant *****09/ *****60 OIST. 21 BROOKVALE PARK Brand new maisonette. Beautifully furnished. 3
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      797 36 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments COSY HILLPARK CORNER townhouse. 3 bedrooms. 2,000 sq.ft., fully furnished. $2,500 Stanley Richard *****88 DIST. 15, ST. PATRICK'S View 3 bedrooms/study, beautifully decorated/furnished, swimming pool $2,700. Rolf *****11. DIST. 15. SPACIOUS 3-BEDROOM-ED Apartment with panoramic view. Tastefully furnished/ stereo set/etc $2,500 Rolf *****11. DIST. 10,
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      762 36 86 Accommodations Vacant c) Rooms GILSTEAD ROAO (OPPOSITE Goldhlll Square). Apartment sharing with single expats. Fully furnished, with CTV, VTR, well equipped kitchen. $550 p.m. (Inclusive laundry)/ available 28/10/83 Tel: *****41. DOVER ROAD 1 master bedroom. Unfurnished $280. Prefer Indian couple. Clementi 1 unfurnished room $250. Prefer Muslim. *****82. FOR
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      468 36 87 Accommodations Wanted a) Houses GENUINE CLIENTS REOUIRE 2/ 3 bedrooms. Dynasty Garden or Shelford View. Company lease assured Please call: 469-8585 HOUSES/ APARTMENTS WANTED by ready clients Rental from $1,000 $8,000. Llyl Housing Agent, *****14. b) Apartments Established Company requires for its expetriate, for 1 2 years, the following:--e
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      583 36 88 Short-term Accommodation: Local/Foreign TAN CHONG TOWER fully furnished apartments for minimum 1 month lease from 8*1,900 for studio to 552,600 for 2 bedrooms. Call Esther at *****22 AVAILABLE NOW. WALKUP apart ment Fully furnished. CTV. washing machine, crockery, cutlery, linen. *****90 (no agents). FULLY FURNISHED AIRCON Walkup flat ln
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      419 36 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses Buying a house? Take advantage of OUB's Housing Loan Scheme OUB's Housing Loan Scheme offers: Easy loan repayments with CPF contributions Longer repayment period of up to 25 years Loan with Overdraft facility Competitive interest rates Currently Upto
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      789 36 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses SUNSHINE ■■APARTMENTS h ■£> bkJl jA\ ii j£M'.| A 7-storey Apartments block (11 units) located in the prestigeous housing area at the junction of Upper Serangoon Road and Sunshine Terrace. Modern architectural design. No restriction to foreigners. Enquiries:
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      689 36 DIST. 11 GILSTEAD ROAD vicinity Modern design double-storey semi-detached. Spilt-level. 4 Bedrooms, servant's, attached bathrooms. Brick fencing. $930,000 *****42 Agents). DIST. 20, CLOVER PARK, doublestorey 3-bedroomed corner terrace, servant's, attached bathrooms, terrazzo/ parquet. Approximately 3.000 sq.ft. freehold. CapUaus: *****92/ *****77 DIST. 21, CHENG SOON Garden. Spanish designed double-storey semi-detached. 4.650
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      833 36 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 1026 BRAND NEW storey semi-detached, 5 bedrooms, land: 4.750 sq.ft Built-in: 5.000 sq ft Selling: $990,000 Han St Boons *****70 DIST 15 BRAND NEW 3-storey semi-detached for booking Land area: 3,500 sq.ft. Built-in 2,900 sq.ft Selling $835,000 *****12/ *****34 Kent Housing DIST. 15
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      779 36 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DISTRICT 1953, SINGLE-STOREY terrace. 3 bedrooms, 2,000 sq ft Freehold $380,000/- *****81 *****82 Orthodox DIST. 1027, GREENLEAF AVENUE, double-storey semi-detached 4 bedrooms. 3 bathrooms $750 000 Tel *****4 DIST. 13, DOUBLE-STOREY SEMIDETACHED, 6.400 sq ft 3 bedrooms/ servant's, $900,000. *****74, Susan Agent). DIST. 19.
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      635 37 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. 10 EXCLUSIVE BEVERLY I Hills, brand new luxurious high j i floor, approximately 4,100 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, attached bath, split- i level, balconies complimenting i lounge dining Maid's/ utility full recreational security facilities. $1.68M. Berners St Co. *****66 (Sat/ Sun). DIST. 15,
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      876 37 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST 10. LEEDON HEIGHT, brand new apartment 3 bedrooms modern kitchen Ceramic parquet flooring Spacious living dining urea Facing pool $495,000 Trillion Properties, *****11 DIST. 15, WALK-UP APARTMENTS. 2 units Area 2.260 sq ft $620,000 0.n.0 1 unit Area 1.300 sq.ft $390,000 0.n.0
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      864 38 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. 3 QUEENSWAY TOWER, modern 2-bedroomed apartment. Servant's. 1.275 sq.ft. Freehold. Reasonable price $280,000 negotiable Benco *****77 DIST 5 VISTA PARK, South Buona Vista Road, 2 bedrooms, Turquoise Block. 925 sq.ft. lst floor Full facilities. *****,000. No agents. Tel: Mr Lee, *****74. DIST.
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      504 38 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments SPOTTISWOODE PARK 3-BED-ROOMED flat, 20th (top) floor, terrazzo/ mosaic. Vacant possession $210,000 Call: *****6 SPOTTISWOODE PARK, 2 rooms, 1 hall, furnished, freehold, foreigner eligible. Contact *****31 from spm to 7.30pm TAMAN SERASI HIGH Floor 3 bedrooms. Renovated apartment. Oood view. F'acing south. Price
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      794 38 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments HOLLAND ROAD VICINITY, 3roomed HDB flat, mid-floor, near supermarket. Unfurnished. Only $57,500 *****70 (No agentplease). MARINE TERRACE 4-ROOMED High floor without corridor. Near market shops. Ceramic throughout. $118,000 negotiable. *****23 MARINE TERRACE HDB 4- Roomed Type Ideally located near market, bus-terminal recreational facilities.
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      657 38 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments $49,000 3-ROOMED TOA Payoh Lorong 1, terrazzo hall, mosaicrooms. Tel: *****03. 90 Properties Wanted PERMANENT INDONESIAN RESIDENTS wishes purchase Houses or Apartments, preferably modern buildings, vacant land considered. Unlimited budgets. Principal owners, contact: *****63/ *****65. DESIGNERS TEAM 3 P.S. (Property Consultants *****12/ *****13)
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      739 38 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces FACTORY i New Building Various Sizes 1668 sq ft 7642 sq ft Prominently Located Along Paya Lebar Road near Expressway FREEHOLD Ready for Occupation Soon Please, telephone Industrial Property [Showcase *****47/*****15/*****82 DOUBLE-STOREY DETACHED FACTORY/ Warehouse for rent at MacPherson Road, dist. 13, builtin area
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      513 38 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces PASIR PANJANG VICINITY single storey warehouse, concrete structure with partitioned office, area 5880 sq.ft. $1.40 p.s.f. Jolly Ents *****3/ *****3. WAREHOUSE CUM OFFICE space about 2,500 sq.ft. urgently required for rental, preferably near main road. Phone principal direct: *****22. GROUNDFLOOR, WAREHOUSE/ FACTORY for rent at MacPherson,
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      757 38 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces y^t*^^ mm, .Eunos '_>*» Warehouse, _K aWmWa.ra^aaammm 'UKIiW T9tf_MM_E_S *_9__ L am ma ammw s*v-____c |^b# a uaammt gSfl h. m -wiiiim, m am __S* 15% downpayment and l_Ui_l_y^___^__-] approximately $2 per sq ft Extensive sprinkler system throughout
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      753 38 93 Office Spaces b) Rental UIC BUILDING SHENTON WAY Prestigeous office space on high floor, overlooking sea 6720 sq.ft available immedtttely For further details please contact:--*****00 IRENE WING ON LIFE BUILDING CECIL STREET Wall partition*- unit* lor r*nlal. 1460 sq.ft. 4330 sq.ft. 1 whole floor. Enquiri**, contact Mariano* TEL: *****77
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      765 39 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Off ice Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental QWD SEARCHING! We have the best office buildings for lease in every area. Why not call us for further details? HONGKONG BANK BUILDING Collyer Quay: The prime financial and business location. A limited number
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      578 39 93 Office Space* 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental i^JICBUILDING —Shenton Way I Commanding panoramic view ot sea/city fl 30th Storey 2,246/2,200 sq ft. H 29th Storey 1,432 sq tt I LEE KAI HOUSE Middle Road »§j 9th Storey Area approx. 3,981 sq tt U GOLDEN MILE TOWER Beach
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      345 39 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental SHOPS FOR RENTAL TANGLIN SHOPPING CENTRE Tanglin/Orchard Road »01-32 581 sqft «01-28/30 1,152 sqft #02-41 678 sqft #03-30 323 sqft THE ARCADE Raffles Place #03-27 129 sqft Very reasonable rental For details please contact Miss Dora Phoon Tol: *****66 0X1240 I *****66 J PRIME LOCATION
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      1232 39 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale a) Sale a) Sale BT- /jwUm^" o*'0 r Centrally located in Orchard Roads shopping and tourist J%tmm* m mr r i area between Goodwood Park Hotel and Hyatt Hotel while B_x~" V^SrS**""""'* I Holiday Inn is just across the
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      508 39 102 Tours 102 Tours bag mm* 4Wjjj Wi KONG/MACAU $1499 DeT^TT^" I 9 DAYS TAIWAN /ALISH AN $1850 o ep EveySot 12/15 DAYS ALL TAIWAN ALISH AN HONG KONG /MACAU /BANGKOK $2090/***** Dep: Every Sof. 10/13 DAYS TAIWAN '*4fT*ul HONGKONG/ A^MjL. MACAU/BANGKOK ■«&*>*' *****/S2llO II jS"^ 13/ 16 DAYS MANILA'
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      119 40 EUROPE mm fg^;\%^^^^wm "tivYl.tritt.) 'if Wmmw^- i 1 w*«&_e_Full packages inclusive of airfares can be arranged. «_B______L3L^;*Jp y' fr r brochures information, please call: (i ►■DINERS HOLIDAYS \_________B__^ Around the world I *****33Centrepoint *****44 The Plaza Pi 0-DAY ALL JAPAN HOLIDAYS including Tokyo Disneyland Kagoshima Nagasaki Fukuoka Osaka Nara Kyoto
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      32 40 life** WF A W^y^ fm «*S_^!>«^> fPDRISOKI CALL 292-9393 DORISON TRAVELS 7500A Beach Road, #81-310 The Plaza, S'pore 0719 Telex: DORGAN RS ***** Cable: "DORISON" SINGAPORE I Sm*vA _||ffttKA r iyLU _»,w>\
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      269 40 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 1 1 independent Holidays MB mwi^^jc Wmm\ v\S^ v O* KO mm f§|Bj *S*2■ »os'- ro rO Psj^fllf _Cs__i___ *B^;*''s-____k uo\^ a^ aV r S» n vjva ea j|H __L_^f_Bjt3_t^ po^ s^^' lo mP WL >/^» i- CT_\e° s 0 as| W W^ AWmms&k-
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      668 40 102 Tours 102 Tours ___________B_______________-_i mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmadmmmmmmmM mSmm I m*J*>e»a I I© NAM ho; TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE. LTD. J Head Office: Pearl's Centre (Yangtze Theatre) 100 Eu Tong Sen St., #01-14, #01-16. #01-18. S'pore 0105 Tel: *****33 (7 lines). Branch Office People's Park Complex, Grd Floor, 1 Park Road, #01-19,
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      864 41 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours lath audi m%w i /mm\ mramk, rvwvb "^m^^m mm W*++* TN THE ORIENT FORTHE REAL TRAVELLER SDAYS.CHS2H ~BDAYSchs22 JPAYSCHS2S Ss77o *****9 *****5 Bangkok .Hong Keng .Hongkong (Floating Market, .Bangkok .Manila Village Life of Pattaya Baguto Departure! Departures October 11, 18,25 October 15,22,29 November 01,08,
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      501 41 102 Tours 102 Tours LONG HOLS Dep. Oct 7. 21 Nov 4, 18, 25 Dec 2, 9, 16, 23, 30. Stay at first class hotel. Italy France Switzerland Liechtenstein Austria Germany Holland Belgium England Dep. Dec 4. First class hotels Most meals (including Chinese) Fully escorted by a bilingual tour
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      313 41 102 Tours ___p_-___/ KJ HE Mail Australia New Zealand New Zealand IS Days $3390 Auckland Rotorua/ Christchurch/Franz Josef/ Te Anau/ Queenstown/ Mt. Cook. Dep: 5/11. 19/11. 26/11, 29/11,6/12.17/12,7/1, 31/1, 14/2. 1673. Western Australia 6 Days $1299 Pertn/F remantle/ Yanchep Park/Swan River Cruise/ Andulasian Horse Show Oep: 2/10. 16/10, 23/10. 13/11,20/11,27/11,
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      719 41 108 Foreign 108 Foreign 108 Foreign OF MANCHESTER EDUCATION COMMITTEE "N ipiiiu y- j_RSsLJ*3=*^kfc_r_! Students' enquiries are invited for The new 5-term course in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry, especially suitable for students from Hong Kong and Singapore starting January 3rd 1984, ending 21st June 1985. All overseas students also study
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      427 41 110 Computer ACS (AUSTRALIAN COMPUTER SOCIETY) EXAMINATION SCHEME incorporating: e Beeic Computer Principle* (Mendetory Peper) e Programming Technique*, Systemt Anelyei* (Option*) This course is highly recommended for C&G and A' level certificate holders who intend to make their careers ln Computing. You will uee our in-houee NCR I-9020 computer with
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      658 41 112 Commercial/ Technical LCCI CERTIFICATE/ DIPLOMA COURSES (Preparing for 1984 Exams) BOOK-KEEPING (Inter) l)Wed 6.00- 7.30pm 12/10 2) Wed 7 30- 9.30pm 12/10 3) Tues 6.00- 7.30pm 01/11 4) Thurs 6.00- 7.30pm 10/11 BOOK-KEEPING (Inter.) REVISION llWed 6.00- 7 30pm 19?M> 2) Sat 4.00- 6.00pm 22/10 3) Mon 6.00- 7
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  • OBITUARIES
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      142 Condolences 142 Condolences
      44 42 142 Condolences 142 Condolences W WITH DEEPEST 1 I SYMPATHIES CONDOLENCES TO I THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. LONG FONG SEK I who passed away peacefully on 6 October 1983 FROM I THE MANAGEMENT STAFF I OF I SINGAPORE AIRPORT TERMINAL SERVICES J
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      50 42 r The Management and Staff of: HUA LENG AGENCIES PTE LTD extend their deepest condolences to ONG CHYE CHOO and his family on the death of his father the late ONG THIAM POH As a mark of respect, the office will be closed on Saturday, Bth October 1983.
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      94 42 LONG FONG SEK AGE 57 Passed away peacefully on 8 October 1983 leaving behind his beloved Wife Llan Kim Hua Nancy Ivy Annie Zita Son-in-law Daniel Sng Cortege will leave 47- A Lorong M, Telok Kurau Singapore 1542 on Saturday Bth October 1983 at 11am. No wreath plaaaa
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      91 42 MR. LOW KIAN ENG AGE: 73 PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON OCTOBER 6, 1983 LEAVING BEHIND BELOVED WIFE TEO KAR IMP SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW LOW ENG CHONG SIAH TUAN MING LOW CHOR HWEE LEE CHOON NEO LOW CHOR YOUNG LAI SIEW LIAN DAUGHTERS SONS-IN-LAW LOW CHOR SIANG LEONG TIAN SEONG
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      128 42 MR. SIM SENG PENG Age 77 years old passed away peacefully on 6TH OCTOBER, 1983 leaving behind: WIFE: Chua Boon Neo SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW SIM BENG HOCK. JOHN MOLLY LEOW SIM BENG CHYE (adopted) LIM KIM HUE SIM BENG SWEE. ROBERT NG GEK EE TAY SIEW BIN. HENRY EVON
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      144 In Memoriam
      132 42 Mra. Gwm Ah Sye nee Martha Wee Koon Yam called home by the Lord on 7.10.73. Always loved and remember ed by huaband, children, grandchildren and in-laws. MDM. MARGARET KONG FOONG MENG Called home lo ba with the Lord 7th Oct. 1981. Dearly missed by Husband John
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      143 Acknowledgements
      207 42 Departed on 29.9.83 Wish to express their heartfelt thanks to all relatives, friends and colleagues SIA Cabin Crew Management ft Staff/ CCWCC/ SATU Staff of Cathay Pacific/ Staff of Prima Underwriting Managers/ Staff of Prime International Insurance Brokers/ SIEU/ PMS Staff, L ft E Org. Principal ft Staff
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      Sparkling Jaymoss gathers no moss
      412 43 ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Jaymoss drew attention to his chances in the Class 4 Div 6 sprint over 1,200m (Race 7) on Saturday with a sparkling gallop here this morning. With Martin Sng astride, the four-year-old finished with plenty in hand
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      McGinty, My Top the first two for Japan Cup
      156 43 TOKYO, Thurs NEW Zealand's McGinty and Italy's My Top have been selected as the first two of 10 foreign horses to run in the Japan Cup here on Nov 27. The Japan Racing Association said yesterday that one horse each would
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      Gallant Wave disqualified, trainer fined and warned
      296 43 GALLANT WAVE, winner of a Class t race over 1,719 m on the third day of the Penang June (Sprint Trophy) Meeting, nas been disqualified for four months effective June 19 by the racing stewards at the conclusion of an Inquiry. The seven-year-old
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      1024 43 fll PB 2.30 CLASS 6 DIV 2 1,200m ..p .T. .I (Ratings: 38-12) (Stakes: $10,000) 1 *o*2** Checkmate D 57 (38) Li Mei In-Buang 6 nzg +3 Junaidi 4 2 *****6 Elegant Star 51.5 (17) Elegant Star-Bou-goure 4 nzg -.5 Sag 8 3 *****3 El Curhilla 55.5
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        74 43 I REMEMBER that during the Derby Meeting last year, the Perak Turf Club screened some films of classic races from abroad. It was wonderful entertainment and I, for one, enjoyed it very much. I wonder if the club could provide this added attraction
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        246 43 JEEP: It has been quite a while since any turf club screened any racing films on closed-circuit television. A pity. Shergar winning the Epsom Derby...the thrills and spills of the Aintree Grand National...the Arlington Million...the Prix De L'Arc De Triomphe... the Melbourne Cup.. .the Japan Cup...Siapa Rajah m s vain
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        40 43 JEEP: Bath, as far as I know, is still actively running his stud farm. He must be in his seventies now. IN recent years, was there any race meeting in Singapore postponed or cancelled due to bad weather? LOCHE, Penang
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        233 43 JEEP: The last day of the Singapore Turf Club Stewards Cup Meeting in 1978, scheduled for Dec 3, was cancelled due to "unforseen circumstances" as officially recorded. Monsoon rains lashed Singapore that weekend. Halfway through the races on the third day, a Saturday, it poured buckets. There was no let-up
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      Today's Penang amateur card
      1193 43 Today's Penang amateur card There will be off-course betting at Bukit Timah racecourse and at the town office of the Singapore Turf Club. However, four-digit tickets will not be on sale. WTWT2 "ifi 2.00 MARA CLASS 2 DIV A BJU2L3L 1,200m 1 2417 Seen! Baby 7»-5 (Selangor Polo A Riding
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      33 43 RACEI: SEOUL BABY RACE 2: KAIROUAN RACE 3: ZULU DAWN RACE 4: AZANDRA RACE 5: IKEMAS RACE 6: POPULAR CORNER RACE 7: SUNGEI SEMANTAN II RACE 8: SHANGHAI KID (i i I
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    561 44 German triple blitz... Austrians reel under Voller volley GELSENKIRCHEN, Thurs. Hosts West Germany blasted Austria with three goals in the first 20 minutes to get back on target to defend their title at next year's European Championship soccer finals in France. The 3-0 win lifted West Germany to within two
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    186 44 BANGKOK, Thurs. Thailand's Port Authority beat South Korea's Han Yang University 3-1 in a Group D preliminary-round match at the Queen s Cup soccer tournament here yesterday. Han Yang, joint champions of the tournament with Port Authority in 19*71, must now beat the
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    Lock icon Late Spain goal mars French delight
    192 44 PARIS, Than. Spain grabbed a late equaliser to force a 1-1 draw against France ln a soccer friendly here yesterday and spoilt a memorable day for veteran French defender Marios Tresor, making a record 64th appearance for his country. The popular 33-year-old centre-back, made
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    Lock icon New-look Italy change the tune
    202 44 BARI, Thurs. A remoulded Italian soccer team easily beat Greece 3-0 in a friendly match at home to break a run of disasters which have dogged them since they won the World Cup 15 months ago. But the leisurely victory did not prove that team
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    299 44 Red Devils are in the black MANCHESTER UNITED turned a £2 million ($6.4m) deficit into a record profit of more than £500,000 last season. Last year, United had a staggering record loss of £2,282,007, though £2m of that loss was accounted for by transfer fees. Salary details show three employees,
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    317 44 ...but out goes another one TOTTENHAM goalkeeper Ray Clemence (left) became the latest to job the England casualty Ust Clemence, who Is No. 2 to Peter Shilton these days, aggravated his old bark injury la his team's Milk Cap clash against Lincoln yesterday.
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    344 44 LONDON, Thurs. SECOND Division Blackburn, so badly hit by injuries that they asked the Football League for a postponement, gave Ipswich the fright of their lives in the first leg of their Milk Cup secondround tie at Portman Road yesterday. Ipswich, third in Division One, came
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    349 45  -  JANICE SEAH High jumper Azman clears his head and aims lor record STORIES by riMESINTER-BUSINESSHOUSESATHI-ETICMEEI THREE years ago, high jumper Azman Aziz could say his mind was a blank... literally. For two frightening days, Azman suffered from amnesia after he $pQ on his head from a leap.
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    239 45 Discus David hopes to doa Goliath DAVID JASIN has everything...almost. So buying him a birthday present can be a problem. It was this dilemma that sent his wife, Betty, scouring around Singapore to find the perfect gift. And find it she did, in the shape of a discus from an
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    330 45 LOS ANGELES DODGERS beat the I Philadelphia Phillies 4-1 to even the National I League baseball cham- I pionship best-of-five series 1-1 after losing 1--0 in the first game. 1 AMERICAN long- distance king Alberto I Salazar has been forced to pull out of this year's New York Marathon
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    397 46 Skipper rides the storms J. RAJENDRAN INTERVIEWS TEO HAN CHUA Back at the helm of Singapore rugby "I'VE had enough! I'm just not interested in representing Singapore again. I can't see eye to eye with SRU officials. If I can't agree with those running the SRU, I'd rather not be
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      Lock icon Counties 'boycott' Geoff
      223 46 LONDON, Thurs. Sacked Yorkshire batsman Geoff Boycott is not wanted by any of the other 16 firstclass county teams, according to reports here yesterday. A poll among county secretaries revealed that no-one was keen to recruit the most prolific run-scorer in Test history. The Yorkshire committee axed
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      Lock icon Rain rules day in Test battle
      210 46 NAGPUR, Thurs. Pakistan and India fought for an advantage before rain beat both sides on the third day of the third and final Test here today. At stumps Pakistan were nine for no wicket in reply to India's first innings total of 245 after
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      Lock icon It is all square for a start
      166 46 JAIPUR, Thurs. The West Indian cricketers drew the first match of their Indian tour against the Central Zone here today. The West Indies made 104 for one in their second innings after they decided to bat after tea instead of enforcing the follow-on.
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      Lock icon Pakistan slap ban on Sarfraz
      241 46 LAHORE (Pakistan), Thurs. Pakistan's cricket authorities have barred medium-fast bowler Sarfraz Nawaz from first-class competition until April for criticising them in public. A disciplinary tribunal of the Board of Control for Cricket in Pakistan last night ruled that Sarfraz's repeated criticisms of BCJCP president Nur
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      Lock icon Early morning blues makes Lewis see red
      432 46 BRISBANE, Thurs. Wimbledon finalist Chris Lewis, of New Zealand, criticised the tournament director following his shock 6-3, 6-3 defeat by American Brad Gilbert in the GWA tennis classic here today. "I won't be back here next year under these conditions," said the third-seeded
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      Lock icon Borg denies reports of a 'return'
      118 46 Borg denies reports of a 'return' TOKYO, Thurs. Sweden's former tennis superstar Btorn Borg yesterday refuted reports that he would make a comeback at Wimbledon next year. Borg, who is here to attend the international sports festival opening today, made the denial on his arrival at the new Tokyo International
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      58 46 GOLF World Cup pre-qualifying pro-am (Bukit Course, 11 a. m.). Marco Polo Club tourney (Old Course, 7 a.m.). SOCCER Under-lS tourney: Tampines Rovers v Telok Blangah, Forces v Toa Payoh, (Jalan Besar, 7 and 8.45 p.m.). Friendly: Sporting Westlake v Singapore Soccer Coaches Association (Toa Payoh Stadium 5.30 p.m.) TENNIS
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    The great divide of the track...
    692 47 THE Singapore Sports Council and the Singapore Amateur Athletics Association are on a collision course that could seriously affect the future of athletics in the country (writes Haklkat Rai). After a top-level meeting last night, the result was a no-win situation for athletics as
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    116 47 SYDNEY, Thurs. A policeman created total confusion at an international cycling race here which ended with comEetitors crossing the finish ne from two different directions. He misdirected 13 leading riders, resulting in their sprinting across the line yesterday from the wrong direction in the
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    40 47 JAKARTA, Thurs. Indonesia and Saudi Arabia drew 1-1 in a pre-Olympic Asia Group 3 soccer match here tonight. Indonesia's Dede Sulaiman opened the scoring in the 57th minute but Fahed Mosaibeih equalised in the 84th munute. Reuter
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    Stopped at two
    466 47 Republic go out to Aussies but Peter wins top plaudit AUCKLAND, Thurs. Simply outclassed! The Republic's brave challenge in the International Squash Rackets Federation individual championships collapsed completely after two rounds here today. But in defeat, the boys can hold their heads up high for they have
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    516 47 First round: Jahangir Khan (Pak) bt Ali-Al Jazaf (Kuw) 9-3, 9-2, 9-3; D. Row (NZ) bt S. Wren (NZ) 9-4 9-5 9--4; F. Jonsson (Swe) bt P. Rice (Wai) M, M, W; C. Blackwood (NZ) bt T Mayer (Can) .5 9-2 9-2; Gogi Alauddin (Pak) bt B.
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      296 47  - Boycott ref s face ban JOE DORAI By THIRTY referees who refused to officiate in Jubilee Sports Association's Under-19 soccer match against Bedok Youth at the Jalan Besar Stadium last Wednesday may be suspended or expelled. It will depend on the explanation they give to the Football Association of Singapore,
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      Umpire shown the red card
      290 47  -  HAKIKAT RAI By I THE Singapore Hockey Association's Umpires Committee threw the book at umpire Snkhdeve Singh for his failure to officiate at matches assigned to him. This makes Snkhdeve the first on the receiving end as the committee move ahead with their bid to
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    Victory still in their veins
    210 47 TWO of last year's top three constituencies are in the final round of the inter-constituency basketball tournament, starting tomorrow at both the Gay World Stadium and Chung Hwa Girls' High School. Marine Parade and Nee Soon, first and third respectively last year, are among the
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    279 47 M ANY times we have gaped m he walked from the 18th green to the clobhouse In his striking polka-dot and equally dazzling Dlsney-lnsplred shorts. Always a sight to behold, Herbfe Urn Is one man you can't possibly miss on the
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    696 47 Why I changed sides by star Hiddy 41 WOULD have loved to play for Pakistan. But I'm through waiting for the privilege. I've been among the top four in the world for the past 16 years, and yet have never been invited to play for my country of birth in
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    210 48 No question of quitting: PM's office LONDON, Thus. British Trade and Industry Secretary Cecil Parkinson revealed today that he had an affair with his former secretary who is pregnant with his child. Mr Parkinson, a close associate of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher,
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    Dow Jones
    33 48 NEW YORK, Thurs. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 6.10 points to 1 ,256.30 in the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    Poison medicine man jailed
    436 48  -  ELENA CHONG Drugs seized used as substitutes for heroin and morphine, court told By I A MAJOR part of three-and-a-half lorryloads of drugs seized from a businessman were being used as substitutes for heroin and morphine by addicts in Singapore, a court was told yesterday. Lim
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    Tass 'no' to Reagan plan may not be official
    462 48 Tass 'no' to Reagan plan may not be official MOSCOW, Thursday ALTHOUGH the Soviet news agency Tass has rejected US President Ronald Reagan's latest proposals to reduce strategic nuclear forces, diplomats here said today that this may not be Moscow's definitive stance at the Geneva arms talks. Western diplomats said
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    Lennon's son signs contract
    70 48 iajinuuin, murs. junan Lennon, son of the late John Lennon, has signed a recording contract with Charisma Records and is writing material for a debut album next spring, the record company said yesterday. Mr Tonv Stratton-Smith, managing director of Charisma, made clear yesterday that young Lennon
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    Israelis rush to buy up hard cash
    273 48 TEL AVIV, Thurs. PANICKY Israelis yesterday bought up to US$25 million (Sss3 million) in hard currencies, and heads of the nation's leading banks held emergency meetings with Treasury officials to try to halt the run on the shekel. "The only sure thing is
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    Sweetheart's bitter cup
    59 48 BERKELEY (California), Thurs. A coffee-brewing robot called Sweetheart has been ousted from a science display because her large iron breasts offended at least one viewer. Sweetheart, who wears a ballerina tutu over her coffee urn-shaped body, produced piping hot coffee for guests at the University of California's
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    452 48  -  MAGDALENE LUM By THREE-YEAR-OLD Siow Hei was happily sunning himself in his home at Punggol last Tuesday. Suddenly, a "pop" sound was heard. Siow Hei lost consciousness When he woke up hours later, he found himself at the Singapore Zoo, locked in a huge cage. Siow
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      190 48 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAYS ISSUE How did George Tan, the man at the centre of the Carrian affair, manage to rebuild his empire after being declared a bankrupt? Teresa Lim from Hongkong asks the key question. Singapore share prices are under pressure because of a wave of
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      122 48 UP TO 1 p.m. Slightly hazy with showers in a few areas from late morning onwards. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 26 min. SUNSET today: 6.44 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.37 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 8/19C Fine Manila 22/32C Fair Amsterdam tC t Melbourne 7/16C Fine Bangkok
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      How noble the Nobel legacy?
      1554 1 How noble the Nobel legacy? Yesterday morning's front page headlines announced the name of Lech Walesa, leader of Poland's banned Solidarity union, as this year's winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. MINU THAROOR gives a gossipy account of winners past and notes that the problems of peace are perennial but
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        Lock icon Backstage with the beauties
        1216 2 Yet another Miss Singapore/World will be crowned tonight. But few are aware of what actually goes on behind the scenes. GILLIAN POW CHONG went backstage to capture the excitement of the semi-finals last month when 16 out of 30 were picked for tonight's contest. 4 There's
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        97 2 - THIS Is the line-up for tonight's grand finale: Veronica Liang Lan Ing, 18, secretary; Judy Tan, 21, systems programming clerk; Pauline Goh, 19, receptionist; Isabella Wong, 17, student; Koh Lay Nee, 21, model; Shirty Tan Slew Lay, 18, model; Sarah Arumugam, 21, secretary; Jenny Sie Seong Yoke,
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        Help your child with maths
        1062 3 Help your child with maths What can you do if your child is having problems with mathematics? Whether the answer is supervised study or a tutor, decide before the child is in desperate trouble, says JERRY TAYLOR. Remedial action must be carried out on a daily schedule, not just before
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      1030 8 War ...is a computer game Some of America's future generals sit in rooms without windows and practise fighting wars on computer maps. RICH KIRKPATRICK describes their school for war. IN A stone mill by a rushing trout stream in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, the US army's brightest officers come to windowless rooms
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      Seeking a thaw on 'freeze'
      337 8 fl ...K^iiltH m "FREEZE!" barks the FBI, kicking in the door and catching the lawbreakers red-handed. This is a crisper command than "Don't move" and is less ambiguous than "You're covered", which can. be an incentive to continue gambling. "Nuclear freeze" is a direct metaphoric
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      337 8 "WHAT the jell is going on?" demands Randy Hecht of Washington. "Is it possible that no one in the electronic media can pronounce 'Junta'? Jelp!" The pronunciation dictators at the television networks are at war over "junta". Says Columbia Broadcasting System: "CBS uses the British pronunciation of
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        Crime and punishment
        396 14 JULIE TAN previews CID '83, a local thriller starting over Ch 8 tonight. THE first of the 13 episodes of CID *83 will be televised at 9.20 tonight. The series, the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's police-and-robber thriller, is based on actual cases culled from the police files. It
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        Nostalgic ride with band
        647 14 J*^ iaik H LJ IT WAS the late '60s. Bea tie-boots were in fashion. John, Paul, George and Ringo were household names. Jim Hines was the fastest man in the world and The Thunderbirds was Singapore's top pop group. This was also the teadance era and
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        Get up and go...
        843 15  -  RICHARD LIM NORIKO Ladies only preview Tomorrow, 11 a.m. Orchard Previewed by Thalidomide teenager's tale minus the bathos THERE is a passage in Yukio Mishima's The Temple of the Golden Pavilion, which has haunted me ever since I read the book more than a year ago.
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        Evergreen tales to bring back childhood joy
        677 15  -  CHAN ENG CHENG Singapore mm svMPwgyyJ.™ column 1 ORCHESTRA fmw SSO FOURTH SUBSCRIPTION SERIES CONCERT Victoria Concert Hall Today and tomorrow 8.15 p.m. Soloist: Stephanie Chase Previewed by COME and listen to Mother Goose's tales. Be transported, even though fleetingly, into the imaginative
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      719 8 Q LADIES, J^ the spotlight's on you! The first fair (tf its kind in p Singapore The pick of ladies' IP^C fashionwear. jewelleries. IRBn leather goods, cosmetics, 11 fl perfumes, hair care products I|^L Bfl and accessories, displayed for W^mWaf W WA\m shopping convenience- *^^BH So see you at Ladies'
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      574 9 APPOINTMENTS A well established company engaged in the manufacturing, trading and service activities invites dynamic and experienced applicants for the position of. SALES ENGINEERS I (BUILDING PRODUCTS) In line with our expansion programme, we intend to develop a professional sales team to market our exclusive building product ;«j designs specially
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      377 10 1 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE PLANNING ACT (Cap 279, 1970 Ed) THE MASTER PLAN RULES, 1962 Notice under Rule 12 Notice is hereby given tha the following proposals fo alteration to the Master Plai were submitted to the Mmiste for National Development fo approval:--(1) Rezoning of Lot
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      685 10 NTUC CATERING DIVISION TENDER NOTICE Stalls are available for letting by tender Location Approved Trade I) SBS Jurong Depot Canteen l Drink Stall Teban Gardens l Chinese Noodle Singapore 2260 Stall Tender forms are obtainable from NTUC Catering Division, Trade Union House Annexe Block, Shenton Way, Singapore 01 06. Closing
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      574 10 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up Ne. 23» of 1183 In the Matter of the Compaaiee Act (Chapter 185) And In the Matter of BUNTRACO (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding Up of the
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      573 10 —■t LOST SHARE CERTIFICATES The following share certificates have been reported lost or destroyed AUSTRAL AMALGAMATED TIN BERHAD Cert No. In the name of No. of Shares M ***** Mayban (Nominees) Sdn Bhd 1.000 KUALA KAMPAR TIN FIELDS BERHAD Cert No. In the name of No. of Shares DR 1067
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      603 11 NOTICES Tender Notice Tenders are invited for:— I SUPPLIES 'M a) Tender No. PT/227/83(W)— Supply of 6 raj.units of Microprocessor-based Self- I Processing Traffic Recording System. *Bk Eligibility: Si Registered Contractors— Class C& D Non-Registered Contractors— Deposit S$ 1,000.00 m& Closing Date: 1 1 November 1983 b) Tender No. PT/228/83(Y)—
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      706 11 -*A*-PUBll[ UTILITIES V37 BORRD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited tor the following--1 Supply of aluminium busbars Eligibility: Registered Contractors in Supply (d) Electrical Materials; Supply Cj) Miscellaneous Articles and II Electrical Contractors all classes 2 Supply of heat shrinkable cable end caps Eligibility: Registered Contractors in Supply (d) Electrical Materials
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      789 11 #PWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from PWD Registered Contractors for the following (A) SQS/63/83 Construction of the Ministry of the Environment Building (Superstructure) at Scotts/Cairnhill Road. (B) M&E T l3O/83 Nominated Sub-Con-tract for Supply, Installation and Commissioning of a Fire Alarm System to Bedok Branch Library, Bedok North, Street
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      679 11 3_HDB Separate tenders are invited tor each of followmg:--(1) CONSTRUCTION OF LORRY PARK at Depot Road (2) CONSTRUCTION OF CARPARK AND MINOR SEWER at Bukit Batok New Town Neighbourhood I Contracts l IA and EXTENSION OF HDB BRICKWORKS STOCKYARD. (3) CONSTRUCTION OF SEWERS AND CARPARKS at Bukit Batok New Town
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      612 11 TENDER NOTICE Proiect DEVELOPMENT OF NTI, PHASE II CONTRACT F2 RENOVATION OF NANYANG HOUSE, CONSTRUCTION OF STAFF CLUB HOUSE AND SQUASH COURTS AND UPGRADING OF SPORT COMPLEX Eligibility: Open to all PWD's Registered Contractors under the financial category A3 $3 million and above All tenderers shall furnish a tender deposit
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      314 14 nQ1M ktt-wttvai iM». branch during office al Assurance Co Ltd and THF MA^r i. vnVfS ho«rs. On until Oct 28. Mr Seow Nee Shek, man™Pre^nted b the^?h?- Free ager f C SmiC Insurance rTSre^o'Vnf NIEllfBamimTft Payoh"' bJa'ncS" brlr^ ria ineatre. f.du p.m. watfr-POI OUR Free. Tickets at $3 and $2
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      292 15 y^i^mmmmmmmmmmm y^ JP^ I^2 __t_m WJU *S \jjWy *> *^kg yj r The Seven Social Sins yjf'y- Making Money Making Money (Ji I Trains, Trains, Wonderful Trains ]P"^^R Plus Social, Sporting and Cultural News aim. Become A Subscriber Today To Singapore Tatler. 10 Anson Road. »20-04A. International Plaza, Singapore 0207
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      237 16 f Ut^ X Venue: Singapore Conference Hall. Shenton Way. prfioi«*^ A 0^ aVW s 'P° re 01 06 \XfiP° O Date: 30 9 83 10 91 0 83 f^\ Tlme: 12 00 n n t0 9 Pm dal V \V-J \1 W Haller Vertical Blmds Verosol Pleated Blinds. n Lf
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      159 16 I FM Stereo 92.4m Hz In VHF Band II 8.M AM News in Brief fM Programme Summary (English and Mandarin) 6. It As Dawn Awakes 7.M News and Weather Forecast 7.11 Morning Digest 7.29 Breakfast Classics 8.M News 8.11 Breakfast Classics (cont'd) 9.99 News in Brief 9.95 Programme Summary (English
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      172 16 Ian Ramsey plays the pickpocket In Smith (Ch 5, 5.51 p.m.) Musical Impressions (cont'd) 2.M Musical Dessert 3.M News in Brief 3J5 The Sound of Winds 4.M Programme Summary (English and Mandarin) 4.15 Composers from Different Eras 5.M News in Brief 5.t6 Easy Listening CM News in Brief fi.15 Easy
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      288 16 2.55 PM Opening followed by A House is Not a Home (Mandarin with English subtitles/r): A drama about a determined girl. 4.30 Sports Spectacular 5.00 The Rainbow Patch The Value of Curiosity: The cast learn some very valuable* lessons about curiosity. 5.25 New Zoo Revue: Freddie decides to turn against
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      187 16 6.25 Senandung Sukma (Malay) 6.55 Twinkle Twinkle Little Stars (See Pick of the Day) 7.20 Newswatch (English) 7.30 News and Weather Forecast (Malay) 7.50 Feedback (See Pick of the Day) 8.30 Management Organisational Aids (Chinese subtitles): This documentary deals with organisational aids and how they help an organisation function smoothly.
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      164 16 Ebony and ivory 1 Sdj Sidney Potter (left) and Canada Lee.. .in Cry, the Beloved Country (Ch 5, 19.29 p.m.) 5.58 AM Natfonal Anthem followed by Opening Announcement 6.M News in Brief 6.15 Another Morning Another Show 7.W News and Weather Report 7.1§ Morning Digest 7.21 Another Morning Another Show
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      165 16 FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE CRY, THE BELOVED COUNTRY (Ch 5, lt.21 p.m.): An excellent drama about a white farmer and a black preacher who find friendship through linked family tragedies in South Africa. The preacher leads a simple life until he visits Johannesburg. There, he finds his daugh- Report 1.35 Your
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      317 16 ter living a sinful life, and his son, a criminal. South African novelist Alan Paton captured all the pathos and dignity of his people in his novel, and the film keeps closely to the book. Made in 1951, it stars Canada Lee and Oscarwinning actor Sidney Poitier. The cast includes
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      250 16 Hamid; and Towards a Brighter Tomorrow by Mayflower Primary School. FEEDBACK (Ch 5, 7.51 p.m.): Today the feedback team looks at: The problem of the population explosion of stray cats. One question touched upon is whether licences should be issued for cats the way they are for dogs. Another is
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          Female soloists
          787 1 Female soloists F2: Chen Huixln HAIRDRESSER Chen Huixin says she feels _L)_e the grand old lady in this year's Chinese talentime. For at 24, she is the oldest among the female contestants. This is the second time she is taking part. She first took part in the 1979 talentime but
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          The groups
          549 1 Gl: Fel Xing Chuan (Space Shuttle) THERE are three male and three female members in the group. All six were schoolmates and members of the drama society in Hua Yi Secondary School. They have kept in touch even after leaving school, coming together once in a while for
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        273 1 Here comes the fun mmmmmmmmmMaaMM^ im '"mMMmMMaMK mwwawawamc mwl maaammmmmmmmmamwamm^mwwwv mr l!^H^^ rMi t ________M^_____FH__ **H____l B^ M w^J""^^^M''- mW^ UlL H 9w*a M i, a_______N________!S«l^^' > ISP y «w <•«**'■''' l^kkw M __^V^^ wi _________r -ViSf j ik W U p B x. 1 *i«_^__ 'timmrr H x i_
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        682 2 What the finals mean to the men Ml: Chen Mlngxlao: AFTER two unsuccessful attempts at the Chinese talentime, this 27--year-old architect with the Public Works Department will appear in the finals twice, as a male soloist and in a group. In the 1979 and 1981 talentimes, the group vocal section
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        Winners of Cross-language Crossword No 103
        553 2 $5# cash: ANG KENG HO (I.C. No: *****41/Z) $2t cash each: T.HENG LAI HOONG LEE SUEW TEE (I.C. No: *****15/B) (I-C No: *****55/E) TEOH PEK LAN TANG PECK LIM (I.C. No: *****62/C) (IC. No: *****62/D) PANG TONG TENG ONG YIAT WAH (I.C. No: *****92/E)
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        478 2  -  TNG SOK CHNG By CRAZY BLOOD (<«&>). Saturday midnight and Sunday morning shows at Eng Wah cinemas. THE plot of Crazy Blood flows logically in the beginning, then develops "crazily" like its title. Some young "problem" girls under the care of a social worker create
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        788 3 APPOINTMENTS/NOTJCES HliEiffßiillt Telex Service: Address: Kates: Min. Charges: IHW** lll^" s.T.A.N.T.S Appointments Notices Section Straits Times: 5523.75 psc. cm. Straits Times: 5571.25 STA NTS rs ***** TIMEAD TIMES PUBLISHING BHD Sunday Times: 5524.40 psc. cm. Sunday Times: 5573.20 neenoai Times House Sales Service: 390, Kim Seng Road Box Service: Collected:
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        618 3 bin u BEHN IVIEYER GROUP OF COMPANIES invite applications for the following positions: I (1) SALES EXECUTIVE I (Dyestuff Division) The Job: To work as a team member promoting and developing the sales of pigments and auxiliaries for the plastic, leather, paper and rubber industries. Training will be provided. I
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        527 3 NOTICES CENTRAL SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT The tollo~ are nvited by the Chiet Supplies Officer, Centre! Supplies )epartment i Tender No CSD 3/UAS 880/83 PLYWOOD, SIZE 1219mm x 2438mm x 6mm thick for Central Supplies Department 9 Tender No CSD 3/G 1024/83 CLOTH, POLYESTER 65 0 VISCOSE 35%, BLUISH GREY, 147cm Width
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          496 4  - A chieftain gives away wife's tali By S. GOMATHI THE king had a very strict minister who insisted that all the chieftains under him pay tribute regularly at the appointed time. If anyone failed, he was at once put in prison. There were many chieftains who could not meet this
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          836 4 Festival in honour of Goddess-Shakti 6 When news of this unusual ac- I tion reached the ears of the minister, he was moved. He at once sent for j Sakkarai and I said: "I have I heard of your generosity but I 1 never realised the extent to V which
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