The Straits Times, 17 November 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Better builders by the thousands
    730 1  -  IRENE NGOO Ministry sets up construction training centre to attract more young Singaporeans By SINGAPORE is gearing itself to develop a new breed of construction workers who are highly-skilled and well-versed m both the theory and practice of building. Training for them will begin m
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    Why women continue to stay at home
    127 1 HOUSEWORK and child care remain the priorities of women m Singapore. More than half of the 254,000 women who once worked said they left their jobs because of pressing home commitments. What made it easier for them to resign was their relatively low
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    Lock icon They made S'pore culturally richer
    194 1 THESE four Singaporeans from left, drama actor-director Christopher Alien, poet Arthur Yap, musician Vivien Goh and photographer Ang Chwee Chai have helped make Singapore culturally richer, Culture and Foreign Minister S. Dhanabalan said last night. They were conferred the 1983 Cultural Medallion Award at a
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    Lock icon Agung will 'not attend meeting on Bill issue'
    264 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE Yang di-Pertuan Agung will not be able to attend a meeting of rulers and Umno representatives on Sunday to discuss the Constitutional Amendments Bill issue, sources here said today. The Agung had been invited to be present at
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    Lock icon Thatcher on diet
    71 1 LONDON, Wed. British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has reportedly given up fish and chip working suppers and her nightly tot of whisky and gone on a diet. The Sun said today she had lost six kilos since she began her low carbohydrate diet four months ago. The
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    IMF approves $1.3 bil loan for Manila
    248 1  - IMF approves $1.3 bil loan for Manila ABBY TAN By Manila Reporter MANILA, Wed. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) today approved a US$63O million (551.34 billion) standby loan to the Philippines. This will help ease the great pressure on the financially -strapped country and encourage private banks to extend new
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    44 1 SEOUL, Wed. All members of South Korea's 100,000-strong police force are to get a bonus holiday of up to three days for their hard work before and during President Ronald Reagan's three-day visit to the country, a police spokesman said today. Reuter
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    Lock icon Israeli jets attack camp for terrorists
    328 1 Israeli jets attack camp for terrorists BEIRUT, Wed ISRAELI jets today attacked a pro-Iranian Shiite Muslim guerilla camp suspected of being the base from which suicide terrorist attacks were launched against American, French and Israeli military posts m Lebanon. The state-run Beirut Radio said the planes hit the eastern Lebanese
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    Lock icon Air alert
    36 1 TOKYO, Wed. Three Soviet military planes violated Japanese territorial air space m southern Japan today despite "repeated warnings" by 18 Japanese fighter planes that scrambled from three air bases, the Defence Agency said. AP
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      Lock icon PULLOUT DATE FROM GRENADA
      57 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. The Reagan administration today informed Congress that all combat IS forces will be out of Grenada by Dec 23, White House spokesman Larry Speakes said. Asked if non combat troops, such as construction workers and medical personnel, will also leave, Mr Speakes said: "None
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      80 1 Coming from the Forbidden City: Rare Qing treasures Page One And from London: Ballet's magic, romance and humour Leisure, Page Eleven Easy-to-make Xmas gifts —from marmalade to pretty bins Outlook, Page Two Taiji masters thrill the crowd Page I Outlook 2,3 Comics 8,9 Cinema 3 (sec.3) Radio TV 12 Appointments
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      34 1 60 pages today NoMRT line to Changi Airport Page 18 SUMMARY WORLD NEWS 3,4,6,7 CAUSEWAY 16 EDITORIAL 20 LETTERS 21 BACKGROUND 22 TIMES BUSINESS 23-26 CLASSIFIEDS 27 41 RACING 40 SPORTS 41, 42, 43
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      603 2 Motivating force A GOOD teacher and the motivation of students are factors which influence a student's performance m language tests. Mr Goh Kirn Leong, the Permanent Secretary (Education) and Director of Education, explaining why some bright pupils fail m their language tests, said a good teacher made all the
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      COMMENT
      263 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: IN practical terms, the proclamation of a new state by Turkish Cy prints m the north of Cyprus changes little. A de facto partition has existed since 1974. Besides, few countries are likely to recognise the state. But the event will have some repercussions. The
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      SPORTS
      224 2 Jita's dilemma ALTHOUGH national coach Jita Singh's contract with the Football Association of Singapore has only a fortnight to go, no-one knows which course he will take. Least of all himself. On the one hand, there is his army career. On the other, the national soccer team, Jita's "baby"
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      245 2 CHUAN HUP SHARES OVERSUBSCRIBED 31 TIMES CHUAN Hup Marine Ltd, whose public offer of shares at $2 each, was subscribed a hefty 31.7 times, has decided to allot one-fifth of the 20.25 million shares available for public subscription to those who applied for one million shares or more.
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      BACKGROUND
      72 2 $4B b HEALTH QUESTION THE Conservative government's plan to trim Britain's National Health Service has run into serious opposition. Supporters of the welfare state have launched campaigns to protect the service, which offers virtually free health care for the country's 54 million people. Despite an annual expenditure of £15.5
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      610 2 Stronghold seized SYRIAN-BACKED rebel forces have seized the last stronghold of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat m Lebanon, witnesses said. The rebels entered the Beddawi refugee camp after a heavy bombardment and Mr Arafat s supporters withdrew to positions inside Tripoli, which they have been preparing as a
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      SECTION 2
      360 2 Manchu treasures THE Forbidden City, built m the 15th Century, was the centre from which the Manchus ruled China. This sprawling wooden palace housed 14 Ming and 10 Qing emperors over a period of more than 450 years. Soon, Singaporeans will, for the first time, be able to
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      174 2 Fight for Dayak vote AS THE parties prepare for the Sarawak elections, the basic question will be: Who commands the support of the Dayak community who comprise nearly 45 per cent of the population? The Sarawak National Party (Snap) has traditionally represented this community and still claims
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      179 2 Show of strength TWO Taiji masters from China, together with local exponents of the art, thrilled the crowd at the Gay World Stadium last week with their power and agility. Mr Zhu Tiancai, 38, and Mr Liv Wanfu, 66, gave demonstrations that drew thunderous applause. The
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      Lock icon Rebel forces seize Arafat's last stronghold
      388 3 Civilian bloodbath feared as loyalists seek refuge m Tripoli TRIPOLI (Lebanon), Wednesday SYRIAN-BACKED rebel forces today seized the last stronghold of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat m Lebanon, witnesses reported. The rebels entered the Baddawi refugee camp on the city's outskirts at 11.30 a.m. (Singapore
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      Lock icon Egypt to buy 200 tanks to help Iraq
      117 3 Egypt to buy 200 tanks to help Iraq CAIRO, Wed. Egypt, acting on behalf of Iraq, has contracted to buy 200 tanks from Rumania m order to help Iraq "end the war" with Iran, Defence Minister Field Marshal Abdel Halim Abu Ghazala said m an interview today. "We have contracted
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Anniversary greetings
        64 3 PRESIDENT RONALD Reagan yesterday wished the Soviet people peace and freedom and told their Kremlin leaders he was committed to seeking reductions m nuclear weapons. The Soviet state Presidium also sent a message to Mr Reagan to mark yesterday's 50th anniversary of American-Soviet relations, saying ideological differences should
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        Lock icon Dhaka lifts ban
        67 3 A MARTIAL law ban on Bangladesh doctors seeking jobs overseas has been lifted because the government cannot employ all newlyqualified doctors, an official statement said m Dhaka on Tuesday It said junior doctors could now seek jobs overseas at any time and were no longer required to
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        Lock icon Informal talks 'useful'
        68 3 INFORMAL SINO-British consultations between sessions of the formal talks on Hongkong's future have been useful, a Chinese spokesman said m Beijing yesterday. The latest formal round was held on Monday and Tuesday. Six rounds of formal talks have been held since July, and the next session will
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        Lock icon One killed in Assam
        66 3 EXTREMISTS OPENED fire and threw bombs at police m the north-eastern state of Assam yesterday, killing one police officer and seriously injuring nine other people, the Press Trust of India said m New Delhi. The attack took place when a police patrol, acting on a tip-off,
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        Lock icon N. Korean accusation
        72 3 NORTH KOREA accused President Ronald Reagan of plotting to incite renewed warfare on the Korean peninsula, when he made a two-day visit to South Korea earlier this week, according to a government statement monitored m Tokyo yesterday. China yesterday also sharply criticised Mr Reagan's visit to South
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        Lock icon Nicaragua digs in
        52 3 NICARAGUA'S CIVIL defence authorities said they are digging "combat trenches" and bomb shelters around the capital, Managua, for fear of an imminent Grenada-style invasion by US-led forces. All citizens were being instructed on how and where to build the shelters the rhief of the civil defence force
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      Lock icon Arafat may look to Jordan for a new alliance
      438 3 BEIRUT, Wed. PALESTINIAN guerilla leader Yasser Arafat, under siege by Syrianbacked forces m northern Lebanon, appears to be looking to a new alliance with King Hussein of Jordan as a way out of his pedicament. Mr Arafat told reporters m Tripoli
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      Lock icon Israel's cost of living up 21 pc in October
      214 3 TEL AVIV, Wed. The cost of living m Israel rose 21.1 per cent daring the month of October the steepest monthly increase In Israel's 35-year history according to figures released by the government yesterday. Experts said the monthly rise pointed to
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      Lock icon South African minister resigns
      150 3 PRETORIA, Wed. South Africa's second most senior minister, Mr Fanie Botha, the architect of sweeping labour reforms granting Blacks union rights, announced his resignation yesterday. It came after he was accused of refusing to deliver diamond leases promised m a secret deal. The Manpower Minister was
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      Lock icon Heated debate over 'Suharto for patron' call
      305 4 JAKARTA, Wednesday A HEATED debate has broken out m Indonesian political circles following proposals by two non-government political parties, each calling for President Suharto to be its supreme patron. The ruling Golkar organisation, which controls two-thirds of the seats m Parliament, made President
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      Lock icon North Korean diplomats peddle drugs — Bush
      118 4 North Korean diplomats peddle drugs Bush NEW YORK, Wed. North Korean envoys use diplomatic bags to smuggle drugs around the world, Vice-President George Bush said yesterday. At a press conference on the Reagan administration's efforts to thwart foreign drug pedlars, he said North Korean diplomats regularly use diplomatic pouches "to
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      Lock icon 10,000 Filipinos take part in anti-govt march
      50 4 10,000 Filipinos take part in anti-govt march SOME 10,800 Filipinos march through the picturesque mountain resort of Bagulo, 193 km north of Manila, on Tuesday demanding the restoration of "human rights" and the resignation of President Ferdinand Marcos. It was the biggest anti-government demonstration ever held m Baguio. UPI picture.
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      Our relations with Asean will improve — Hawke
      278 4 Our relations with Asean will improve Hawke CANBERRA, Wed. AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Bob Hawke, trying to smooth over a row between Australia and Asean, said today he was confident relations between Canberra and Asean would soon improve. He was addressing Parliament before leaving on Friday with Foreign Minister Bill Hayden
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      Lock icon Asean not a big bully, says Ghazali
      94 4 Asean not a big bully, says Ghazali In KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysian Foreign Minister Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie said that Asean welcomed Australia's efforts at being an "honest broker" on the Cambodian issue, but it had to be sure that Australia shared the same principles and ideals. Speaking at a lecture
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      Lock icon Search for 59
      35 4 CHTTTAGONG, Wed. A search has been stepped up for 59 fishermen still missing m the Bay of Bengal after being caught m a cyclone last Wednesday, Red Cross sources said today. Reuter
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      Lock icon Danger from foreign interference, says Indira
      235 4 Danger from foreign interference, says Indira NEW DELHI, Wednesday INDIAN Prime Minister Indira Gandhi told Parliament today during a debate on the troubled northern state of Punjab, that the country was facing a grave danger from foreign interference. "We do have circumstantial evidence but cannot prove these matters," Mrs Gandhi
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      Lock icon Marcos fires official for neglect of Manila streets
      151 4 Marcos fires official for neglect of Manila streets MANILA, Wed. President Ferdinand Marcos has fired the head of Manila's waterworks and sewerage agency, reflecting official alarm about the state of the streets m the Philippine capital. Deputy Highways Minister Aber Canlas was sworn m today as manager of the Metropolitan
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      Lock icon We'll talk to India about our relations, says Zia
      161 4 We'll talk to India about our relations, says Zia ISLAMABAD, Wed. President Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq said today Pakistan was approaching India on the state of bilateral relations which have recently shown signs of deterioration. He told reporters m Quetta, capital of Baluchistan province, that "unwarranted comments" were being made m India
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      Lock icon Nakasone
      81 4 popularity up TOKYO, Wed. Japanese popular support for Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone's government increased slightly after summit meetings with US President Ronald Reagan here last week, a Yomlun Shimbun poll showed today. The leading Japanese newspaper said 42.9 per cent of 3,000 eligible voters polled said they supported the
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        Lock icon Indonesia to ban certain expats from 1985
        128 4 JAKARTA, Wed. Indonesia will bar foreign oil companies from hiring expatriates for administrative jobs starting from 1985. This is to allow more Indonesians to acquire technological know-how, the Kompas newspaper reported today. "Two years from now, foreign oil contractors working with Pertamina will
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        Lock icon Rangoon forces attack Karen rebels
        122 4 Rangoon forces attack Karen rebels BANGKOK, Wed. Burmese troops have launched an attack near the Thai border on Karen rebels who kidnapped a French couple last month, a senior Thai official said. Between 300 and 400 Karen civilians are now fleeing towards the border. Deputy Governor Amphan Klaichang of Kannhanaburi
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        Lock icon Brunei sets up office in Jakarta
        68 4 JAKARTA, Wed. The Sultanate of Brunei has opened a representative office here m preparation for the opening of an embassy when it becomes independent on Jan 1 next year. The Indonesian government has, on its part, sent a Foreign Ministry senior official, Mr S.
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      Lock icon Six Opec ministers discuss marketing strategy
      198 6 Six Opec ministers discuss marketing strategy LONDON, Wed. Six ministers of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporing Countries met yesterday to discuss how to maintain world demand for the cartel's oil without giving m to market pressure to reduce the price. Saudi Oil Minister Sheikh Yamani led the discussions during the
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      Lock icon The last straw for Turkish-Cypriot leader
      326 6 NICOSIA, Wed. Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash said yesterday that a row over seats m the Council of Europe had been the last straw which made him declare an independent Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. Mr Denktash explained the reasons behind his move m
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      Lock icon Switzerland to ban insider trading of shares
      231 6 BERN, Wed. Switzerland. In an important modification of Its banking secrecy laws, announced today that it is banning insider trading on stock markets. The Justice Ministry said the use of inside company information to make stock market profits under cover of Swiss bank
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      Lock icon New executive
      41 6 LONDON, Wed. The British Foreign Office announced yesterday the appointment of Mr David Taylor, an executive of the engineering, trading and shipowning firm, Booker McConnell, to the newly created post of chief executive of the FalkianHc TclanHc am/ornment. AP
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      Lock icon New state meets world criticism
      426 6 It may heighten tensions m Nato, says US the MHJWJycypnis issue WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE WORLD, including the United States and the Soviet Union, has criticised severely the formation of a Turkish Cypriot state m Cyprus. However, the Reagan administration yesterday urged calm following the declaration
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      Lock icon OECD panels to study world economic problems
      319 6 OECD panels to study world economic problems PARIS, Wednesday THREE high-level panels of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) will be meeting here over the next three days to study a series of problems that appear to have hampered or slowed worldwide economic recovery. Experts of the 24-nation
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        94 6 MEN WHO have had vasectomies appear to be healthier than other men and to live longer, according to a study released on Monday. The National Institute of Child Health and Human Development studied 20,000 men m four American cities and research appears to dispel earlier fears
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        Lock icon $8.5 m for painting
        77 6 A PAINTING by Edouard Manet has been sold at New York's Christie's for U553.96 million (SSB.S million) a record for paintings by the artist during a sale that brought a near-record U5527.6 million for 93 Impressionist and modern works. The Manet, La Promenade, was among 41
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        Lock icon The early signs
        66 6 THE NEW York City Council had its future citizens at heart when it approved a BUI on Tuesday to force more than 8,000 bars, restaurants and liquor stores to sport signs warning pregnant women not to drink alcohol. The council voted 28-4 to approve the Bill all
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        Lock icon Phone to the rescue
        54 6 KATHERYN PUSCH, 32, made use of the telephone to foil a robbery at a petrol station m Panama City, Florida, on Tuesday. She failed to telephone the police, but succeeded m fighting off the robber with the telephone receiver when he tried to stOD her from
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        Lock icon Sing Sing comeback
        62 6 •THE NAME Sing Sing, long synonymous with prison until it was changed to the Ossining Correctional Facility, will be revived because the town of Ossining was embarrassed to have the same name. Officials m Albany, New York agreed to remove Ossining from the name of the jail
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      Lock icon 'Missiles better for US than artillery'
      476 7 10,800 warheads m nuclear arsenal, says secret report WASHINGTON, Wed IN A confidential report j to Congress, the Defence j Department has said the United States nuclear arsenal for mediumrange, short range, and I naval weapons includes i 10,800 warheads and emphasises missiles and
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      Lock icon Judge refuses to dismiss IBM charges against semiconductor firm
      372 7 SAN FRANCISCO, Wed. A FEDERAL judge yesterday refused to dismiss racketeering charges filed by IBM against National Semiconductor for the company's alleged role m the IBM-Hitachi international corporate espionage case. US district judge Spencer Williams ruled m IBM's favour during the
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      Lock icon Law and order returning to Grenada
      263 7 Law and order returning to Grenada ST GEORGE'S (Grenada), Wed. Grenada moved closer to stability after new members of an interim government were sworn m, a state of emergency was lifted, and the United States announced the dismantling of its makeshift prison camp. In administering the oath of office to
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      Lock icon Homosexual sues CIA for revoking his clearance
      201 7 LOS ANGELES, Wed. i An aerospace engineer has sued the 118 Central Intelligence Agency for j revoking his top-secret security clearance because he is homosexual. Mr John Green, 50, who has worked on classified defence j projects at TRW Inc m I Torrance,
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      Lock icon Greek bid to delay missile deployment under fire
      295 7 Greek bid to delay missile deployment under fire STRASBOURG (France), Wed. CENTRE and rightist blocs m the 10-nation European Parliament yesterday condemned Greek attempts to obtain a sixmonth delay m the deployment of cruise and Pershing missiles m European Community nations. Greece is the president of the community, of which
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      Lock icon Test cruise right on target
      179 7 WASHINGTON, Wed. The US Navy's sealaunched cruise missile; designed to hit land targets with nuclear warheads, has made its first flight from a surface ship off California and successfully reached its target area m Utah, the Pentagon said yesterday. The unarmed Tomahawk missile was fired
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    US kidneys used in more transplants
    116 8 TWO more Singaporean kidney patients received transplants at Singapore General Hospital on Monday after two kidneys were flown m from the United States. This brings to 15 the numbter of kidneys brought here for transplant from the US and Canada since May this year.
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    Lock icon Airline man dies after van hits tree
    135 8 Airline man dies after van hits tree A MOTORIST, Mr Tay Hock Meng, 37, died when his panel van skidded and hit a tree along Jalan Toa Payoh early yesterday morning. Mr Tay, a Singapore Airlines cabin crew member, was driving towards Serangoon Road when the accident occurred at about
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    Why some bright pupils fail language tests
    361 8 A FEW reasons why some bright pupils fail m their language tests were given by Mr Goh Kirn Leong, the Permanent Secretary (Education) and Director of Education, yesterday. In last year's Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE), there were 64 pupils who scored 'A's
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    Students to be immersed in French
    99 8 Students to be immersed in French TWO groups of Singapore students will soon be immersed m Frenchspeaking surroundings. One group of 25 Sec Three students left for France last night on a five-week study-and-immersion trip. The other group of secondary and pre-university students will join the Singapore French School for
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    NTI to hold seminar on engineering
    79 8 THE Nanyang Technological Institute will hold a seminar on engineering studies on Saturday at its Jurong campus. The seminar is open to all first-year engineering students of the National University of Singapore. It aims to help these students get a better understand of the
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    Class deadline
    34 8 TEACHERS wanting to join the Ministry of Education's special classes to prepare them for the 'A' level examinations have until Nov 25 to apply. Forms are available from the Ministry's reception counter.
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    Fancy that? It's from Innotech
    260 8 IF THERE were prizes for Imaginative and fancy acronyms, it would very likely go to Innotech. For it has come up with projects called "Supertrain", "Road", "Work", "Seed", "Ripe" and "Muslim". Not surprising, since Innotech Itself is an acronym born of a parent organisation that
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    Call to re-examine role of architecture school
    247 8 THE National University of Singapore's School of Architecture should re-examine its role as the greenhouse for nurturing future architects. The point was made by the Singapore Institute of Architects m an editorial m the latest issue of its journal. It says the sustained
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    Mirage jets go back to Malaysia
    193 8 A DETACHMENT of six Australian Mirage fighter jets left Paya Lebar Airport late yesterday morning for Butterworth, ending a threeweek deployment here. Royal Australian Air Force ground crew who accompanied the aircraft here will leave for the Butterworth base over the next two days.
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    Seamstress mistook weed killer for coffee
    133 8 Seamstress mistook weed killer for coffee A SEAMSTRESS was m her kitchen when she took a drink of weed killer thinking that the black liquid was coffee, a coroner's court heard yesterday. At the inquiry into the death of Miss Koh Bee Chang, 17, of Batu Pahat, Malaysia, her mother
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  • OPERATION SENJATA
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      794 9  -  LAI YEW KONG BHARATHI MOHAN PAUL WEE NG WENG HOONG JUDY TAN Reports by and Swoop m Tanglin, Beach Road too OPERATION Senjata zoomed m on the east last night as the police anti-crime blitz entered its third day. Places along the coast like Changi, East Coast
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      52 held after checks at three nightclubs in hotel
      280 9 52 held after checks at three nightclubs in hotel Round-up of Day Two DAY Two of Operation Senjata ended early yesterday with CID and Toa Payoh station plaindothes officers carrying oat a 98--minute check at the Great Eastern Hotel m MacPherson Road. The party swooped at about 11.31 p.m. on
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    Dons are source of major success
    131 9 Dons are source of major success GOOD soy sauce which needs at least three months to mature can now be similarly aged In nine days. Three National University of Singapore dons have made this major breakthrough. The present commercial method of ageing soy sauce needs three to six months to
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    Questions on Channel 12
    97 9 THE MP for Toa Payoh, Mr Eric Cheong, will raise two questions on the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's new Channel 12 at the next sitting of Parliament. Mr Cheong will ask the Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, whether he will ask the Housing and
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    Cultural activities becoming part of community life says Dhana
    294 9 Cultural activities becoming part of community life says Dhana MORE Singaporeans are learning to appreciate the arts and this had resulted m cultural activities becoming a part of community fife here, Culture Minister S. Dhanabalan happily noted last night. Speaking at the presentation ceremony for the Cultural Medallion/Patron of the
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    Lock icon Get one of these and save your home
    270 11 Three portable models will be on sale soon THE portable fire extinguishers Fire Service director Lim Beng Lock has before him are being recommended for homes. These models are produced under high safety standards and can be used effectively to nip the
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    Seminar to focus on safety, fire and the MRT
    237 11 Seminar to focus on safety, fire and the MRT THE Institution of Fire Engineers (IFE) (Singapore Branch) will organise a two-day seminar, Towards the Construction of a Safer Mass Rapid Transit System, from Nov 23 at the World Trade Centre. Home Affairs Minister, Mr Chua Sian Chin, will open the
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    Man gets four months' jail
    91 11 Man gets four months' jail A MAN who rode someone else's motorcycle when his licence had been suspended was jailed for four months yesterday. Tan Chin Huat was also fined a total of $1,400 for two other traffic offences and banned from driving for 10 years. He was fined $400
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    Ex-prisoners problems to be spotlighted
    196 11 THE problems faced by ex-prisoners, particularly m getting jobs, will be discussed during a two-day seminar next month. There will also be workshops to give officers who deal with the rehabilitation of exprisoners a chance to discuss the problems they face. The seminar, entitled "Return
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    Two plead guilty to rings theft
    140 11 FOUR youths went to a jewellery shop m Lucky Plaza and one of them stole four gold rings when the salesgirls were attending to the other three. Two of them, Wong Weng Choy, 16, jobless, and Sim Chye Chye, 17, an odd- job worker,
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    China and local firms agree on business deals
    323 11 China and local firms agree on business deals SEVERAL Singapore companies have revealed that they have concluded agreements with the Tienjin Authority, one of the three municipalities m China, to do business there. One of them, a mechanical and electrical engineering services company, has been asked by the Tienjin government
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    Prayers for devotees
    44 11 A SPECIAL pooja (prayer) will be held for Swami Ayyapan at the Sree Muneeswaran Temple m Queensway today. Devotees are requested to register their names and take part m the daily prayers which will be held until Jan 15 next year.
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    NCC dinner
    38 11 THE National Cadet Corps will hold its annual dinner on Monday at SBMT Officers Mess, Nee Soon camp at 7.30 p.m. The guest of honour is Dr Tay Eng Soon, who is Minister of State (Education).
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    MAS seeks more information from credit card companies
    300 11  - MAS seeks more information from credit card companies CONRAD RAJ By THE Monetary Authority of Singapore is seeking more information about the operations of credit card companies here. The major issuers were called two weeks ago to the office of Mr Tan Boon lino, deputy manager (development) of the MAS'
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    Foreign teachers for construction school
    377 12 INSTRUCTORS from overseas will be recruited to teach modern building skills and technology to construction workers at the Construction Industry Training Centre. For a start, 50 instructors will be needed. There is a pool of 30 instructors, mostly from the Ponggol Vocational Institute. A National
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    Woman, 78, died from choking on an orange in hospital
    136 12 Woman, 78, died from choking on an orange in hospital A 78-YEAR-OLD woman who was recuperating at Singapore General Hospital choked on a piece of orange and died, an inquest heard yesterday. Madam Ong Guak Cheng was admitted to hospital on Nov 26 last year after a fall m her
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    It's children and home first
    663 12  - It's children and home first WONG Al KWEI By TIMES SURVEY THIS Times Organisation survey, which was conducted m September, covered a representative sample of 405 non-working women aged 20 years and above. Interviews with respondents were conducted face-to-face by a team of 19 interviewers who were closely monitored and
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    Wits for informal way, says survey
    133 12 INFORMAL suggestions is the style preferred by people m Work Improvement Teams (Wits). This was the findings of a survey by a team of facilitators from the Prisons Department and the Defence Ministry on whether Wits participants preferred the formal or informal approach to
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    Bank manager reveals client's allegations
    280 12 Bank manager reveals client's allegations A BANQUE Nationale De Paris manager yesterday revealed m court a conversation held m confidence between him and a client, who told him that a bank officer had asked for money m return for granting overdraft facilities. Mr Robert Kettler, who flew m from France
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    Malaysia to exchange health info
    330 12 Malaysia to exchange health info SINGAPORE and Malaysia have drawn up specific areas for exchanges of information on communicable diseases, and food and drug control. The resolution to exchange information on these areas was made 12 years ago but specific topics for mutual notification were drawn up only during the
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    Plans for second family camp
    129 14 Plans for second family camp FAMILY problems will be thrashed out m Mandarin at a weekend camp to help bridge the generation gapThe move to hold a second family camp at People's Association holiday camp m Pasir Ris stems from the "overwhelming success" of the pilot project which was launched
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    Computer marking for PSLE papers?
    409 14  -  JUNE TAN Ministry to decide on its feasibility By, THE Education Ministry is studying whether to allow the use of special computer forms m the Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) next year to make marking examination papers quick and 100 per cent accurate. With these
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    Avoid road
    43 14 TO HELP the Public Works Department m the launching of precast concrete beams for a flyover, motorists are advised to avoid using Jalan Toa Payoh between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m. from tomorrow until Monday. The department regrets the inconvenience caused.
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    Daimaru gets set to whet local shoppers' appetite
    583 14  -  IRENE HOE By DAIMARU, the department store that is opening on Saturday, firmly believes that the way to your heart is through your stomach. To get you there and keep you there, the store m River Valley Road has lined up about
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    Mission finds Thai workers treated well
    198 14 Mission finds Thai workers treated well A THAI goodwill mission visiting Singapore is satisfied that Thai workers here have generally been treated fairly. The 26-member mission, consisting of government officials and members of the private sector, arrived on Tuesday. During their stay, they visited three worksites. At one site m
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    Singapore scientists abroad 'can be window to world'
    327 14 Singapore scientists abroad 'can be window to world' SINGAPORE-BORN scientists who have made it good overseas can provide the stimulus their counterparts here need by acting as their "window to the world." They can come back every year for a short spell and give formal and informal talks on the
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    Education team from Burma here for visit
    100 14 Education team from Burma here for visit A BURMESE educational delegation will arrive m Singapore tomorrow for a five-day visit. The delegation is led by Dr Khin Maung Nyunt, history professor at Mandalay University. Included m their programme is a visit to the National University of Singapore on Saturday, where
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    Sale of SBS stamps for December
    93 14 THE Singapore Bus Service's concession stamps for December are now on sale. Shareholders and primary and secondary school students can buy them from all Emporium Holdings and NTUC Fair Price stores until Dec 5 and from Post Offices and Housing Board area offices until
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    Mauritius seeking investors
    212 14 MAURITIUS, the island situated 800 km east of Madagascar m the Indian Ocean, wants Singapore companies to invest there. "Since Singapore is moving into hi-tech industrialisation, we believe there are those linked to labour-intensive industries who would consider moving there," Mauritius' Economic Planning and Development Minister Sir
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      Lock icon Electoral race for Dayak support
      634 16 State leaders hope it will resolve political crisis THE Sarawak Government officially announced yesterday that the State Assembly would be dissolved on Friday 10 months ahead of schedule. Nomination day will most likely be on Nov 30 and state elections on Dec 21 and 22.
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      Lock icon Mahathir's new house to cost $11m
      93 16 Mahathir's new house to cost $11m KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The final cost of building a new residence for Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad will be $11 million, Parliament was told yesterday. 9 Deputy Works Minister Datuk Dr Nik Hussein said the original estimated cost was $8 million. He
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      Lock icon What's left after Sunday storm
      151 16 What's left after Sunday storm ABOUT 70 people were evacuated to safer ground m Kampung Cheras m Kuala Lumpur on Monday following a landslip caused by a heavy downpour last Sunday. The people fear that another rainstorm will cause another landslip. A few houses are already standing near the edge
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      Lock icon 42 Viets land
      35 16 MIRI (Sarawak), Wed. A group of 42 Vietnamese boat people arrived m a fishing boat at an oil rig about 40 km off Miri today. Police are at the rig investigating. Bernama
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      Sultan to remain in Shah Alam
      154 16 KLANG, Wed. The Sultan of Selangor said he would not be shifting back to the royal capital of Klang. He said he decided against the move when he found out about the poor standard of services provided by the Telecoms, Waterworks and National Electricity
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      Lock icon Tighter control on use of scholarship money
      309 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed ALL governmental scholarship-awarding agencies are revamping their system of giving out awards after it was found that some recipients are flouting scholarship rules. Many of these agencies, such as the Education Ministry, the Public Services Department, the national oil corportaion
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      186 16 f NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN THE > OIL PRODUCTION PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRIES DATE: DECEMBER 5 6 1983 VENUE: HYATT HOTEL TIME: 0830-1730 HOURS New and innovative technologies are being introduced continuously by manufacturers, designers and operators associated with the oil production and petrochemical industries. The industry is now characterised by a multinational
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      315 17 1 if( S I H 1 1( !T tl K)M K n s B^J^ Preview of the household department "■^■^^■i'^iiiore ttian a store p— "^^tJmi 1 IlJ' I ■> \lf M1 Ik iw^^^^BMßW^ A JJBlf^* f W| 1 jg mk jß^Btl ßmfll shSb^HhslH t^BBW D^^adttßV MP /^jwj|^ !^^p^^Hfa fcMbft mm
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    More families sign up for watch scheme
    264 18 A RENEWED drive to fet families involved m he Neighbourhood Watch Scheme started on the right note at Pipit Road last night. The first four families approached signed up on the spot. Residents committee members and volunteer police officers, who are part of
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    MRT season tickets likely via teller machines
    490 18  -  RAY DHALIWAL By I SEASON tickets for travel on the Mass Rapid Transit system are likely to be sold through automatic teller machines at busy stations and major banks. The MRT Corporation is discussing this stored-value tickets with major banks, the corporation's executive
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    No line to the airport
    85 18 THE Mass Rapid Transit line will not go up to Changi airport. The latest feasibility studies by the MRT Corporation (MRTC) have Indicated that commuter traffic will not be sufficient to sustain such a line, the corporation's executive director, Mr Urn Leong Geek, said yesterday.
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    Another 2 bomb shelters
    71 18 TWO more Mass Rapid Transit stations Tiong Bahru and Marina Bay are to be made civil defence stations, bringing the number to nine. The seven announced earlier this year are Somerset, Newton Circus, City Hall, Raffles Place, Victoria (formerly known as Rochore), Lavender (formerly named Crawford)
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    Not for disabled
    70 18 THE Mass Rapid Transit system cannot cater for the handicapped, much as the MRT Corporation would like it to. The reason is that the trains will stop at the MRT stations for only a short time M seconds at the longest, said the corporation's executive director, Mr
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    HDB flats balloted
    32 18 ONE-hundred-and-thirty-two HDB flats at Block 104 In Bukit Purmei Estate have been balloted. The MP for Radin Mas, Mr M.X.A. Jabbar, officiated at this 35th ballot for the year.
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    Ex-ISD officer's appeal dismissed
    175 18 THE High Court yesterday dismissed the appeal of a former Internal Security Department (ISD) officer against both conviction and a six-month sentence on three charges of corruptly soliciting for himself and others certain sums of money. Sim Kok Wah, 37, had been found guilty by a
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    Showers expected
    56 18 YOU CAN expect occasional showers m the afternoon during the next fortnight. The rainfall for the first half of this month was below average. The eastern end of Changi received the highest rainfall of 120 mm to 130 mm while only 50mm to 60 mm of rain fell
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    The Straits Times Underbelly ache
    444 20 The Straits Times Underbelly ache LONG divided by race and religion, troubled by outside interference, virtually partitioned since 1974, Cyprus now faces a secession challenge from its Turkish community. Cyprus has been blessed by nature. Majestic and misty pine-clad mountains compete with a coastline of lush lemon and olive trees
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    Crisis reopens old animosities
    550 20  -  ONG MING SEING Proclamation of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus By Foreign Editor THE proclamation by Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash of a small independent state m Cyprus has plunged the island into a crisis that will reactivate serious tensions between Greece and Turkey. Animosity
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    Lock icon Denktash the 'charismatic conservative'
    730 20  - Denktash the 'charismatic conservative' VILLIAM BLAIR By V MR RAUF DENKTASH has been the virtually uncontested leader of the Turkish Cypriots on Cyprus for 20 years. Thus it was probably no surprise to radio listeners on the eastern Mediterranean island to hear his voice proclaim the establishment of an independent
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    Andropov misses the party
    1308 20 Andropov misses the party MOSCOW Celebrating the Russian revolution without the Soviet Communist Party leader is like the Queen's birthday without the Queen or Easter m Rome without the Pope. Stalin never missed the annual military parade through Red Square, not even m November 1941, when the Germans were m
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      327 20 i WHAT COPIERS DO THE JAPANESE USE? According to the latest independent analysis of 1982 copier installations within Japan published m May 1983, by the influential economic newspaper 'Ninon Keizai Shimbun 1 Ricoh is clearly the no. 1 copier used m Japan. JAPANESE DOMESTIC COPIER INSTALLATIONS RICOH 40.8% FUJI XEROX
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      Current sometimes surges to over 1,000 volts
      190 21 Current sometimes surges to over 1,000 volts A SUBJECT that has received no public attention relates to the wide voltage fluctuations we experience m our homes and work places m most parts of Singapore. In a normal day I have measured steady fluctuations of up to 70 volts and occasional
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      Graduate student can't use NUS library
      449 21 Graduate student can't use NUS library I AM a graduate student doing my Diploma-in-Education at the Institute of Education. Recently, I applied for membership at the National University of Singapore Central Library. I wanted to do general reading and personal postgraduate research m physics. However, I was given only a
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      To CHIJ With Love
      193 21 THIS is specially dedicated to my beloved convent m Victoria Street (above) and to all those who have memories of it. I am sure there will be many who share my feelings: I came into your world four years ago Hating the sight of those cold,
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      Amend 3-year rule on re-use of CPF money
      303 21 Amend 3 -year rule on re -use of CPF money THE recent increase m the ceiling on Central Provident Fund contributions has prompted a valid argument that the take home pay of an executive drawing more than $3,000 a month has actually increased on the ground that he would be
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      HIGHLIGHT OF TRIP WAS A HARBOUR CRUISE
      190 21 HIGHLIGHT OF TRIP WAS A HARBOUR CRUISE I AGREE a little with the comments of Mr J.R. Sneddon m his letter "Tourists go for Hawaiitype hotels". (ST, Nov 14). I also first visited Singapore m 1959, worked here from 1961 to 1967 and have holidayed here m just about every
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        Principals ensure exam marking load is equal
        231 21 Principals ensure exam marking load is equal I REFER to the letter "Teachers need time to mark answer scripts" by "Fair Play". (ST, Oct 21). Teachers must indeed have adequate time not only to mark examination scripts but also to set and vet question papers. Principals have the discretion to
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        They must do it
        92 21 I REFER to the letter "Who is to clean hawker tables?" by "Jo and Peter". (ST, Oct 25). Hawkers m food centres are expected to clean the tables fronting their stalls promptly when the customers leave. They are required to clear away all dirty dishes, whether
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      Lock icon Britain agonises over future of state health care
      1014 22  -  NICHOLAS PHYTHIAN By I LONDON Britain is locked m debate over the future of its staterun National Health Service, with doctors saying they are having to leave patients to die because of lack of money. Opposition parliamentarians and trade unionists have launched
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      Independence for Trinidad comes at a high price
      798 22  -  JONATHAN STEELE By PORT OF SPAIN (Trinidad) "We're the only independent government m the Caribbean," a Trinidadian Cabinet Minister said, "and we're determined to keep it that way, but we know it will be hard." In his government's characteristic mixture of defiance
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      198 22 MOST PEL| QQyS 3 scent of rosemary and thyme wafts m the air m this country kitchen setting. Kitchenware From $2.25 to $593.50. W^--^---^ Then you must believe m Christmas. T^Qt^Z^^ 5 designs (German, From $159 tc S2lO (B) COITie thlS ChMStmaS. SPi^ A CHRISTMAS IS MOST ENCHANTING f^K f«£r
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        Lock icon Funding facility
        80 23 MELBOURNE, Wed. The Australian Wheat Board (AWB) has signed a funding facility with a group of Australian financial institutions which will allow for the supply of up to US$2 billion (554.26 billion) from the domestic money market m 1983/84. AWB general manager Max Moore-Wilton said lead underwriters for
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        Lock icon Companies' loan plan
        106 23 BOMBAY, Wed. Private Indian companies plan to borrow around two billion rupees (Ss4o6 million) m the domestic capital market through equity and debenture issues m the next three months. Merchant bankers said the debentures, mainly non-convertible, may account for almost 1.5 billion rupees. Non-convertible debentures carry interest
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        Lock icon Small export growth
        111 23 TOKYO, Wed. Japan's two major carmakers, Toyota and Nissan, registered small growth m exports but double-digit increases m domestic sales m October, thanks to brisk demand for high-grade passenger cars. Toyota said it exported 148,879 vehicles last month, up 7.8 per cent from a year earlier, of
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        114 23 TOKYO, Wed. Idemitsu Kosan Co, a major Japanese oil refiner-distributor, is to import Australian crude oil on a spot deal for its first shipment to Japan. A company official said it will import a total of 570,000 barrels of Gippsland crude with very low sulphur content lighter
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        121 23 FRANKFURT, Wed. There are signs that West German companies are improving profitability m 1983 and creating a sounder financial base to secure and increase their competitive position. The Bundesbank, m a study of West German firms, said earnings last year remained under pressure but the collapse m
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        Lock icon Investment symposium
        127 23 TOKYO, Wed. South-east Asian and Japanese business leaders, scholars and government officials wound up a two-day symposium on investment here today, with the Japanese side calling for a coordinated and consistent investment policy on the part of South-east Asia. Masaya Miyoshi, managing director of the Federation of Economic
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        Lock icon Balikpapan expansion
        110 23 JAKARTA, Wed. The 200,000-barrel a day (bpd) expansion to the Balikpapan oil refinery m East Kalimantan is working at 60 per cent of design capacity, although the hydrocracker is not working yet. Oil industry executives said the expansion gives the refinery a total capacity of 260,000 bpd and
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      Ming Court now under MUI management
      355 23 MALAYAN United Industries Bhd (MUI) has officially taken over management of subsidiary Ming Court Hotel Ltd m Singapore. This follows the expiry of the two-year management contract on Nov 14 with Goodwood Park Hotel Ltd. For MUI, the management of Ming Court comes under
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      274 23 JAKARTA, Wed. Indonesia has asked Industrial Bank of Japan and Mitsubishi Bank to arrange a 25 billion yen syndicated loan. Half the amount will be arranged at an adjustable interest rate based on Japanese prime rate and the other half at a fixed
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      US factory output up 0.8pc in October
      161 23 US factory output up 0.8pc in October WASHINGTON, Wed. US factory production climbed 0.8 per cent m October to a record level, a triumph of recovery for industry after more than two years of reverses, Federal Reserve System economists said. The latest report on industrial production, a fundamental pillar of
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      505 23 NEW YORK, Wed. Brazil has resolved "all major points" necessary for International Monetary Fund approval that will allow the country's mammoth US$9O billion (Ssl9l billion) refinancing effort to resume. "AH major points of discussion have now been resolved and I have reached full
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      437 23 CHUAN Hup Marine Ltd, whose public offer of shares at $2 each was subscribed a hefty 31.7 times, has decided to allot onefifth of the 20.25 million shares available for public subscription to those who applied for one million shares or more. All those
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      Local Visa cardholders spent $400m so far this year
      360 23  - Local Visa cardholders spent $400 m so far this year IRENE HOE By MORE than 100 million people worldwide now have the Visa card the blue, gold and white striped credit card issued by the largest credit card company m the world, Visa International. In the second quarter of this
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          62 23 U M Flour 710 +40 Ambassador 825 +25 Sim Lim 306 +21 G E Life 1690 +20 I C S 825+20 Tan Chong 710 +20 Intraco 340 +20 Lingui 50* 248 +16 G I Hldga 50c 420+14 Fed Cables 288 +13 M U Mfg 50* 273 +11 Hong Leong
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          35 23 H Leong Credit 700 -30 New Serendah 300 -28 J Cement 428 -26 Lien Hoe 785 -20 Supreme Plant 167 -11 PMC 705-10 Tasek Cement 410 -10 Stangyong 50* 492 -6 C C 640-5
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          23 23 Sim Lim 476,000 NOL Warrants 387,000 UE 372,000 Cons Plant 219,000 Cerebos 205,000 Total turnover: 7.13 m Total value: $22.23 m
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          41 23 NovlS Novl6 BT Composite: 887.27 890.89 BT Indicator: *****27 *****69 ST Industrials: 934.33 937.61 ST Finance: 2661.77 2667.82 ST Hotels: 934.18 938.52 ST Properties: 683.19 ***** ST Minings: 244.18 244.67 ST Plantations: 1508.77 1510.46 OCBC: 774.70 778.91 SESInd: 703.82 706.96
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        70 23 Bonstead Bhd +4 C& C Dunlop Ind Esso Guinness +2 Haw Par MTC Multl-Purpose PMC -10 Pan Elec Prompt +2 Robinson's Sime Darby S Trading CM Works +1 Wearnes 6 Cold Storage +10 +5 Gentings +6 1 Keppel +3 Nat Iron -5 +5 Prlma +2 SembShlp
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        Prices higher on selective buying
        413 23 SINGAPORE: The stock market closed slightly higher on selective buying and covering Interest In quiet trading yesterday. Price changes were small across a broad front on improved sentiment m the afternoon following a mixed mornIng session. The Straits Times Industrial Index closed 3.28 points higher
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        32 23 Up Doun nnch Industrials 60 15 31 Finance 9 3 7 Hotels 8 2 0 Properties 5 4 2 Plantations 9 2 1 Mining 2 0 2 Deb/Loans 6 3 2
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        2886 24 All shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN Is traded In lots of It snares each, with the price quoted m dollars. Gr'i Net 1983 Last Div P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale +or- ('000)
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        568 24 SHARE prices closed broadiy higher on the Singapore stock market yesterday, led by interest m selected stocks. Most counters opened slightly better and buying interest picked up as tradIng progressed. There was revived interest m the last trading hour. At the final bell, the Straits Times
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        BUSINESS DONE- SINGAPORE
        2506 24 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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        37 24 Up Down Unch Industrials 59 13 32 Finance 6 2 4 Hotels 1 0 C Properties 5 2 4 Oil Palms 7 0 1 Tins 14 3 2 Rubbers 12 2 3 Deb/Loans 1 1
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        175 24 Managers' prices for Nov 17 ARBUTHNOT SECURITIES ASIA Spore Growth Fund 95 I.oo xd 01 B-MONTAGI Union Spore Fund 1.31 1.41 INCOME BOND I Ml (Current prices) Inrome Bond 1.41 1.4K DIAMOND Mi. I SPORE Oct Nov Diamond Spore Fd(US$) 0.54 0.58 S$ 1.14 1.24 LYC-AFT UNIT TRUST
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        1691 24 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS VPnnmnWi (3.70B) Aloom (2.93B) (4) 2.93 (1) 2.95 AMD (3.04B 3.10S)
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        403 24 A RESURGENCE of interest late m the afternoon took shares higher on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday m more active trading. The New Straits Times Industrial Index recovered 7.98 points to close at 1318.26. Overall, most sectors edged higher with most gains within 10-cents. However,
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          Rubber
          612 25 THE RUBBER market m Singapore yesterday closed slightly higher with December One RSS buyers quoted at 237.00 cents per kilo, up half a cent from Tuesday's close. The morning session was marked up half a cent on trade and speculative buying of December and January One RSS after a
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          29 25 Rubber: Nov 16 Singapore: December: 237.00 (up 0.50 cent) Malaysia: December: 261.75 cents (up 0.50 cent) Tin: M 530.28 per kilo (unchanged) 135 tonnes (up 35 tonnes)
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          208 25 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed slightly lower on light selling and lack of interest following an easier Chicago soybean complex. In November, south fell Mslo to M 51,290 a tonne and central five to M 51,300, while December m the south lost Mss to M
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          31 25 LONDON: Copper prices on Tuesday (previous m brackets): Market tone: Firmer. Sales: 20,050 tonnes. Wirebars Spot buyers £932.50 (£914.50); sellers £933.00 (£915.00); Three Months buyers £956.50 (£938.00); sellers £957.00 (£938.50).
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          239 25 THE Straits tin price m Penang yesterday held steady at M 530.28 a kilo, within the ITA lower range of M 529.15 and M 532.06. Dealers noted the buffer stock manager maintaining his support at this level, taking most of the offering while local interest absorbed a small balance.
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          117 25 PRODUCE Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per 111 kg yesterday: Coconut oil: Bulk fob $163.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $176.00 sellers, new drum fob $180.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $94 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $600.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper fag
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          559 25 THE US dollar yesterday opened at 552.1305, 15 and closed at $2.1300 10. Trading was extremely quiet. The US unit was traded quietly against major currencies but rates firmed m afternoon trading to close high. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at 2.6712/19 and was brought to
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          44 25 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Nov 16: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 2 3 Closing Buying Selling Source: National Dtoewut C*. 3-month Treasury bills 2H 2Mi 3-month Bank bills 7* 7* 3 months CD 7W 7* 6 months CD 7M 7V*
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          35 25 3 pm Interbank rates far Singapore dollars on Nov It: Offer Bid Overnight 6 SV* 1 month 7'/, 7'/. 2 months YA 7'/« 3 months 7-4 7 4 Overnight mode 7 3 4
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          167 25 THE kilobar market for gold deliverable m Singapore yesterday opened at 5526,353 and closed at 5526,341. The Far East opened at U*****.70/383.20 and remained quiet and featureless. The metal traded between $382.50 and $383.50 before closing for the day at $382.75/383.25. The London morning gold fix was U*****.00 an
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          30 25 Closing prices m US dollars a troy ounce. Mm Fri New York 9.Q68 9.028 9.10S 9.07S Zurich 9.078 8.978 9.12S 9.02S Wed Tms Singapore 9.058 8.998 9.10S 9.04S
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          404 25 WALL Street stock prices on Tuesday closed lower for the first time m over a week as profit-taking offset favourable monetary and economic news. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which has risen nearly 40 points m the last five trading days, fell over six points on Tuesday to
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          450 25 SHARE prices yesterday closed higher m moderate trading on revived selective buying of incentive-backed and leading issues. The market average rose a provisional 51.52 to 9,430.81, regaining the 9,400 level for the first time m a month after a four-day advance. Trading volume was 330 mln shares. The Tokyo
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          675 25 SHARE prices yesterday eased at the outset m slow trading. Dealers noted caution ahead of government spending plans to be announced m Parliament today and the fall on Wall Street on Tuesday aided the decline. Oils were again depressed, reflecting concern over world supplies. BP at 414 and Shell
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          50 25 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 864.58 Tuesday 855.72 Week Ago 866.76 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 917.8 Tuesday 913.3 Week Ago 898.4 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 710.8 Tuesday 708.1 Week Ago 705.9 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 727.3 Monday 727.4 Week Ago 720.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 1247.97 Monday 1254.07 Week Ago 1214.94
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          394 25 THE report of a strong profit recovery by ACI International helped share prices stage a mid-morning rally yesterday which carried through for the rest of the day. Near the close the All-Ordi-naries Index was up 2.6 points at 710.8 after falling nearly two points m the first half hour.
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          83 25 Pesos Acoje Mining a^m^b oon +0.00, AUas Con B 4MO unch Bagulo Gold 0.001 unch Basic Petroleum 0.0085 +0.0015 Benguet Con. B 112 -3 CDC p 0.54 unch First Phil Hldgs 3.50 -0.2 Lepanto B ***** -0.0025 Marlnduque B Oriental S~ZZZ.. 0.021 -0.002 Phil Overseas 0013 -0001 Phllex B
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          321 25 THE stock market yesterday closed slightly firmer but below the day's highs mainly reflecting some late profit-tak-ing. Among leaders, Cheung Kong rose five cents to HK17.10, China Light 10 to $14.20, HK Land five to $2,825, HK Bank 10 to $7.15, Jardine Matheson 20 to $11.20 and Swire Pacific
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          169 25 Source: ABN/Reuter FU ABN ***** unch Ahold 184.00 -33 Akso 8130 +0.8 AMEV 133.00 -2.1 Amfas ***** -02 Amrobnk 58.40 -0.3 Berk 33.40 -03 Bob 8530 -12 BonumU 219.00 -13 Boaka 40.00 -1 Burtet 51.70 unch Caland 3230 -0.1 C»lv 322.00 -3 Dell MIJ 89 JO +0.4 Elsevler 440.00
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          192 25 Source: Credit Sulsse Francs 1Actlons Sulsses 288.00 Alusulsse Br 738 -2 Alusulsae Reg 246 -2 Brown Boverl Br 1170 -10 Clba Gelgy Br 2200 +5 Clba Qelgy P C 1780 +20 Clba Gelgy Reg 942 +2 Credit Sulase Br 2135 unch Credit Sulsse Reg 405 -3 Elektrowatt Br 2820
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          122 25 Bahts Aokham Thai Asia Fibre Ayuthaya Inv. And Trust 128 -2 Bangkok Bank 254 unch Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd 153 unch Bata Shoe Berll Jucker 421 unch Charoong Thai Wire Firestone First Trust 81.25 +1 Ooodyear Industrial Finance Corp Jalaprathan Cement... 154 unch Maboonkhrong 96 +05 Metal Box 13
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      Faber Merlin expands hotel, property fronts
      705 26 FABER Merlin Malaysia Bhd is expanding its hotel chain to cover all the major towns m Malaysia. At the same time, it intends to build up its property holdings and to pursue opportunities for diversification. Negotiations on hotel projects m Kelantan, Trengganu, Muar, Miri,
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      Lock icon Inflation of OECD nations rises to 5.1pc
      117 26 PARIS, Wed. Consumer price inflation among Western industrialised countries rose to 5.1 per cent m the year to September from 4.9 per cent m August, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said. Consumer prices m September m the 24-nation group were
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      478 26 MASSACHUSETTS, Wed. How the United States runs its own economy m the next few years will importantly determine whether the Third World debt problem can be resolved without a financial crisis, Harvard University economists say. This view emerged from a seminar for reporters on the
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      Lock icon 'London stock market about fully valued'
      270 26 'London stock market about fully valued' LONDON, Wed. For the time being, the London stock market looks about folly valued, broker Phillips and Drew said m a study. A major bear market is not expected, bat it could take about a year before continuing dividend growth prompts a firmer tone
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      Supreme Corp lowers stake in Supreme Plant
      511 26 SUPREME Corporation Bhd has sold a near 20 per cent stake m its loss-mak-ing agro-based subsidiary, Supreme Plantation Industries Bhd, as part of a major restructuring of its operations. The restructuring which will also involve its other money-making divisions (property and finance) is
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      434 26 JAPAN'S six leading pharmaceutical companies have reported lower than expected increases m parent company sales for the first half to September. The main reason for this was the January cut m the government's reimbursement price as well as other moves by the
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      28 25 /prime lending rate I THE average rate at which major Singapore I banks are currently prepared to lend to their V best customers is 8.96 per cent. j
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      489 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant b) EDP b) EDP Applications are invited from suitably qualified Singapore citizens for the positions of COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS The Job Develop, document and maintain programs for Commercial Application Systems which are real-time on-line as well as batch oriented. Provide programming support for distributed processing.
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      449 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical A wholly-owned Subsidiary of an International Group of Companies based m Tuas, Jurong, invites applications for the position of: RECEPTIONIST cum TELEPHONE OPERATOR THE JOB: The person will act as a Receptionist and operate the Company PABX switchboard system. Some typing is also required. PRE-REQUISITES:
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      817 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical WALK-IN-INTERVIEW FRIDAY 18 NOVEMBER 1983 2.00 pm to 4.30 pm TECHNICIAN (WORKS APPRENTICE) REQUIREMENTS GCE 3 'O' level passes including English, Maths and Science or Technical subject. Female candidates will also be considered. Appointees will assist the architects and engineers
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      611 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical An established Engineering Company specialising m Controls and Instrumentation has vacancies for: SKILLED/ SEMI-SKILLED WORKERS Minimum NTC 111 m Electrical Industrial Installation or GCE 'O' Level (Technical Stream) c Have experience m installation of trunklngs and conduits c Have keen* interest m Instrumentation Engineering Interested
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      604 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical INSTALLATION SUPERVISOR required by construction company Requirements: 1. Must have previous site experiences 2. Minimum G.C.E.'O' level 3. Class 3 driving licence 4. Must be self-starter and be able to work Independently We offer attractive terms of employment and remuneration is negotiable. PLease contact Angie
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      334 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical MACHINERY APPRENTICES WANTED. Kindly call or apply personally to: Loh Slang Khoon Engineering, 16 Uefu i i le 7. Uefu Industrial F'ark B, Off 6 miles Upper Serangoon Road, Spore 1953. Tel: *****72. URGENTLY REQUIRED 1. Clerk Of-Works. 2 Mechanical Piping Draughtsmen. Applicants must have
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      276 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production We offer: if A high starting salary; A high increment after 3 mths An extra monthly bonus Q) Attractive shift allowances^"^ Alternate 5-day week /< ir r v r y Free tea/ dt^-. rM^. JL coffee Paid CrW^j£>%G^ eves Festival
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      386 30 66 Situations Vacant h) Production FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS WE OFFER MORE AT MICALTRONIC NEW HIGHER STARTING SALARY UP TO %0 Xf *4r Choice of Working Hours: r~ _i *7 am 3 pm (Ist shift) or *3 pm 11 pm (2nd shift) or *1 1 pm 7am (3rd shift) Great Benefits
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      370 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production PHILIPS I FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS I Starting pay j $381 •5-Day Week (Bam 5.45pm) •2 Rotating Shifts Many benefits Attractive shift allowance 5 days marriage leave •B class hosoitalisation flaMr^ Fast promotion Service awards Philips products at special price And
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      441 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production if METALS ORES PTE. LTD. I M Due to expansion programme, we have i| 'i immediate vacancies tor Q i PRODUCTION 1 1 OPERATORS 1 Fast adjustments upon confirmation. I I Benefits include free meals, refreshments. I medical, 2nd shift
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      865 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production MITSUI [MFG^PTE LTDj J For our fast expanding manufacturing activities we require to add to our already existing force a number I MALE PRESS MACHINE ELECTRO PLATING OPERATORS Requirements: At least completed primary education Completed National Service Be able to
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      574 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous THE MOST UNIQUE EXCITING CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT STORE IN THE WORLD COMBINING FOOD, ENTERTAINMENT AND THE WIDEST SELECTION OF CHILDREN'S MERCHANDISE WILL BE OPENING SOON AT PARKWAY PARADE. We invite you to be a member of our Unique Team with lots
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      611 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I Kis Express Services I fl We are recruiting young ladies 9 9 gentlemen to be trained as 9 fl m our photo-finishing, shoe repair, 9 B key-cutting instant printing 9 H services. 9 fl Requirements: 9 B Age 18
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      528 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous Pi i ma &8M IjnuiprKivokmg gg^ W lUfful Rest. hi i. ui( V 'm requires H V •At least 2-3 years' experience S il Pleasant personality H Initiative and ability to motivate H junior staff igg. Ability to converse m
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      348 32 66 Situations Vacant j^^^^^^^—m^^—^t^n^nmm^^^a^am*a^a^a)a^m I) Miscellaneous r^^^ Suitably qualified candidates are invited to apply for the following positions m our shipyard. TECHNICIANS Diploma holders/C G Advanced Craft Certificate holders m any engineering discipline *NTC 2 holders with 3 years experience Age below 30 years Completed full time NS GENERAL CLERK
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      302 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous friivieVi I SINGAPORE LIMITED I I Applications are I invited for the I positionsof^__ MacVutun^ B) DraughtsInexperience I n e Me e chanical Drafting Interested applicants should call personally or write m with contact telephone number (if any) to: i The Personnel Department NMB SINGAPORE
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      461 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Urgently requires 1) MALE PRODUCTION CO-ORDINATOR GCE O' level Minimum 2-3 years supervisory experience m a related field Possess a class 3 driving licence 2) ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS ITC holders m Electronic/ Electrical Engineering NTC 3 m Electronic Servicing with 1-2 years working experience 3) REPAIRGIRLS/
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      343 32 66 Situations Vacant wmmmmmawmwmwHmmwmwmwmwmwmmmmmmmmm^m^ M I) Miscellaneous (cM A P olk) \zy II Singapore requires 1. SECURITY GUARDS Age below SO years Must be able to speak and write simple English With or without experience 2. TELEPHONISTS GCE 'O' level Must be able to speak fluent English and Mandarin 3.
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      354 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous vmbm I SINGAPORE requires: Night Auditors GCE 'O' level Cashiering and hotel experience preferred c Permanent night shift Night Auditor Supervisor GCE'O' level Permanent night shift At least three years supervisory experience Cashiering experience m hotel preferred Please come for a personal interview at Hotel
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      380 32 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous AMIGO TIMBER INDUSTRY PTE LTD invites applications for the posts of: TALLY CLERK c Simple Mathematics Speaks and writes English c Attractive salary c Completed National Service P.G. CLERK a Knowledge of timber a Able to calculate a Speaks and writes English a Attractive salary
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      464 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Luxor, SINGAPORE PTE LTD Due to rapid expansion of the HirePurchase Department, we urgently require BILL COLLECTORS c Secondary education. c Experience m bill collection preferred though not necessary. c Able to speak a few local dialects. c Possess a motorbike. Attractive remuneration, transport allowance
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      471 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous AMERICAN OPTICAL requires WAREHOUSE ASSISTANT CUM DRIVER Requirements:- Must possess Class 3 driving licence. Completed N.S. and Secondary education. The Company offers attractive fringe benefits, dental, medical treatment, hospitaliation, insurance and etc. In addition to a 5-day week. Please send full particulars together with a
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      534 33 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous A leading Construction Company seeks applications from Singaporeans for the post of STOREKEEPER c Completed Secondary school education. Experience m storekeeplng In a construction firm Is an advantage. Interested applicants please submit full personal particular* including salary expected and contact number to: THE PROJECT MANAGER
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      541 33 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Manufacturing Trading Company located near Ang Mo Klo requires:OFFICE/ DESPATCH BOY c Preferably owning a motorbike c Company giving transport allowance To do general office/despatch work Interested please call *****30 for appointment. SECURITY GUARDS (Male ft Female) urgently required by our company c Able to
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      504 33 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous OFFICE BOY cum DESPATCH RIDER Must possess Class 2 driving licence. Starting Salary $450 $500. interested applicant* pleat* apply m person to: 56 TANNERY LANE SINGAPORE 1334 TEL: *****21. PCB FACTORY 19 Kirn Chuan Avenue off Aik Ho* Road Location: Upper Pay a Lebar Road
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      795 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous STORE ASSISTANTS REQUIRED to do packing and delivery. Interested applicants please call personally to: GCG Associates Pte Ltd. 60A, BCI, Martin Road, #04-01, Singapore Warehouse, off River Valley Close, Spore 0923 COMPANY REQUIRES (1) Experienced Messenger/office boy, prefer with Class 2 driving licence, (1) Chauffeur.
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      1267 33 U-UuvJ WHAT DO YOU call a Volkswagen /""^rTj*. can sea 1^ tl! i» j| >pl t and In ril\ Ot\ C* overloaded? A Volkswai JnLJc, gen M' crobus! One such vehicle CJ UUC_3 is for sale at classification 761. f"J^ /nN /IV R^ It's only two years old and comes
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      994 33 74 Vehicle Financing 74 Vehicle Financing SPEEDV CAR LOAMS Attractive interest rates Prompt service Repayment period up to 4 years Financing up to 90% Singapura Building Society Limited Head Office: 70, Shenton Way, #01-01, Marina House, Singapore 0207. Tel: *****22 (10 lines). A P 3982 1 76 Vehicles For Sale
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      843 33 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Ford 1979 FORD CORTINA 16 GL. Company regd., aircond, radio/ cassette, sports rims, excellent condition. *****95 ext. 8751. 1980 CORTINA I.6GL Teresa Model with radio cassette. Tax: July. Metallic gold. Good condition. $17,000. Tel: *****88 MUST SELL. 1976, Cortina 2000 E. Non-PARF. Aircond. Tax 1/84.
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      833 33 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes MERCEDEB BENZ 600 Fully Automatic (ONE OF THE BELECT FEW IN SINGAPORE) This genuine status symbol, is looking for an enthusiastic buyer. A collector's item having done only 46,000 miles and is since new. Chauffeur-driven, maintained by agent (regardless of cost). Kindly state your
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      869 34 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi MAY 1979 MITSUBISHI lull Slgimi. GLX, Super Saloon, Automatic, 2000 c.c. One private owner, aircon, cassette, radio, $18,500. Tel: *****77. OCTOBER 1982 MITSUBISH Cordta Coupe, sports rims, tyres, Pioneer hi-n cassette, tip top condition One private owner, asking: $29,500 Tel: *****98, Rahlm. 1960 MITSUBISHI
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      796 34 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota NO PARF 1973 Toyota Crown D/L, 2563 cc. Highest offer secures. Interested parties please call: MrsCP Pool 1.*****71. TOYOTA TERCEL 1300 May 1979. 1 private owner, aircond, tax till May '84, 3 almost new tyres. Tip top condition. $14,500. *****53. TWO MONTHS OLD Toyota
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      554 34 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others OCT. 1973 SUBARU 1400. NonPARF, aircond, tax, good condition. 36. Hoot Kiam Road, *****(59. PARF/ NON-PARF CARS/ vans, pick ups and stationwagons for sale at very reasonable price. (*****66). SUZUKI 800, REGISTERED Jan 1982, Ist owner, alrcon, radio cassette, rust-proof. $14,500. *****02, Mr Hal..
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      877 34 76 Vehicles For Sale D Commercial Vehicles LEE ENG FOO ft BROTHERS MOTOR PTE. LTD. 391, Baleatier Road (1232) Tel: *****26 (3 lines) 1982 Mada T3OOO diesel 14' steel Datsun 1600 pick-up steel Datsun 120Y van aircond Datsun C2O stationwagon Mit. L3OO van Daihatsu 550 stationwagon Toyota Hiace 1600 stationwagon
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      743 34 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Motor Cycles/ Scooters DE-CYCLE COMPANY PAY better price for all secondhand motorcycles, Scramblers, Scooters. Selling problems? Call: *****34. LATE 1980 SUZUKI PE2SOT Scrambler, done only 5,000 km, condition as new. Contact *****79. 1 YEAR OLD Suzuki Katana GSI2S, seldom used! Cash $1,390. 1981 Kawasaki GTO,
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      1044 34 :-:fV:- T-**** 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses DISTRICT 10 STEVENS CLOSE Very spacious double-storey detached house with 4 large bedrooms, guest room and servant's amenities. Marble and parquet floors. Fully furnished, Central airconditioning. Security system. Good size garden. Available immediately at only $6,500 p.m. C Q% Knight Frank Cheong Hock
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      771 34 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses DIST. 23 JALAN DERMAWAN 2storey corner, semi-detached. 4 spacious bedrooms, 2 alrconds, matured large garden, furnished, Immediate occupation. $2,600. Tel: *****88/ *****45. DI3T. 20 (THOMSON) BEAUTIFULLY furnished single-storey 3bedroomed semi-detached. C.t.v./ washer. Near shops/supermarket. $1,650. Houseworld *****65. DIST. 28, SELETAR brand new house, 4 1
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      748 34 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses CHENG SOON GARDEN semi-de-tached house, fully furnished, available immediately. Asking Ss4ooo/- p.m Call: *****79. DIST. 1027, SINGLE-STOREY SEMIDETACHED 3 bedrooms, furnished. Alrcondlttoned. $3,000 p.m. Tel: *****58. DIST. 10, DOUBLE-STOREY SEMIDETACHED 4 bedrooms, fully furnished, available immediately. $3,200 p.m. Ring *****60. DIST. 16 DOUBLE-STOREY TERRACE beautifully
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      669 34 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments a Diat 11, Hillereat Arcadia exckiaive townhouse, 4 bedrooms, big living/ dining, fully aircon, swimming pool, squash/ tennis courts, gymnasium, $5,000. Dist 10, F.rnhill Road beautiful maisonette, behind Shangri-la Hotel, fully furnished, 3 aircon bedrooms, spacious living/ dining, swimming pool, $3,000. Dist 9, Cavenagh House,
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      729 35 86 Accommodations 86 Accommodations Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments '(lArdmore cPark^l OPEN HOUSE Long or short lease Luxurious apartments to let with exclusive Country Club membership I Just off Orchard Road and Scotts Road 3 bedrooms; large lounge; ample parking Furnished or unfurnished Rental from $5,375 per month including
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      675 35 DIST. 5 HIN SENG Condominium. 3 bedrooms, fully furnished. $2,500 p.m. (negotiable). Ready for Immediate rental. Facilities include swimming pool, tennis and squash courts. Conveniently located. Call *****49. DIST. 9, BEVERLY HILLS, brand new luxurious apartment on high floor. 4,100 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms/ servant's, central alrcond, pool, putting green, sauna,
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      783 35 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments GRENVILLE DIST. 1027 LOWER Maisonette facing pool. Fully furnished. Rental: $6,200. Avallaale end November. Please call *****11 ext 119 Grace for viewIng. HIGH CLASS LOCALITY, (Dist 9). Beautifully furnished. High rise 2-bedroomed/ servant's apartment with condo. facilities. 2,400 sq ft. Outside restricted zone. Rental $3,800.
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      808 35 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 9, BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 3 bedrooms/ attached bath. Area 2 400 sq.ft. Central alrcond. $3,000 pm Please contact Blanc Pte Ltd, Tel: *****11/2. DRAYCOTT TOWERS LUXURIOUS Apartments fully alrcondltlon with swimming pool. Suitable for expatriate families on Company's lease. Call *****77/8. ENG CHEONG TOWER, 2-bed-roomed
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      796 35 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 5 HIN SENG Garden West Coast Way, fully furnished, recreational facilities, $3,000 p.m. Tel: *****90. DIST. 7, WOH HUP Complex, beautifully furnished, 2-bedroomed apartment, high floor, $1,700. Deans Property: *****55. DIST. 9, SKYSCRAPER APARTMENT, fully furnished/ alrcond, carpeted, rental $2,400. Tel: *****81/*****48. DIST. 9,
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      722 35 86 Accommodations Vacant SSmmmmmm iSi c) Rooms LONG LISTED ROOMS available for immediate occupation m most districts. Singles/ couples. *****19/*****14. MARIO VILLE BOARDING HOUSE. Daily: $35 single, $40 couple. Airconditioned. Bathroom attached. Tel: *****42. MASTER BEDROOM (ANG Mo Klo). Fully furnished, $400; common rooms, $250, $300. Enquiries: *****98/ *****46 NEAR
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      630 35 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses H^ajaj^^ All ytn met* T~OmM to tat* m °t?JM Red Estate I]BH*J mCTRONCKWIY K^A ASSOCIATES $'000 LOCATION DIST 305 Sembawang Hill Eat 20 489 MugliatonPk 28 600 Apollo Gdn 16 688 Paairßia 18 730 Meyer Rd 15 850 Hillside Dr 19 850 King'aßd 10
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      750 35 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses f/ <\ I Profwrtw* For S*k «<• Proowtw* for S**« SS Prop**** Fort jf»«*»» *>) Prtntt Apmnmmmts h) MnteApar •-'•v'^TT: ;;i 1 I,* r.'iW,, f^taUT SM»i*': •:•> t ™>r r-.li toofUMt •>«»> *OOI» t««(iWI *»O*f Sx*»;k!l|-««« t«tw»«! *>*>«<«
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      822 35 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses SWISS CLUB VICINITY doublestorey detached bungalow. 5 bedrooms, study, servant's, With 2 attached Beautifully landscaped garden. Freehold. Fairly new. $2.4 Million. Wang Lin *****73. TELOK KURAU BEAUTIFUL double-storey semi-detached m quiet residential area. Spacious gardens. 6,000 sq.ft. Freehold. 3 bedrooms and music room. Must
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      834 36 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses OIST 20. NEAR THOMSON Yaohan, modern double-storey terrace, 3 bedrooms. 1,700 sq.ft. freehold $530,000 0.n.0. Holland Housing: 469-7979 OIST. 26 TEACHERS' ESTATE Nicely renovated double-storey terrace. 3 bedrooms/ servant's. 1,800 sq ft $455,000 Berners, *****66. DIST. 2879, MUGLISTON PARK Spacious 2-storey semi-detach-ed, 4 plus
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      952 36 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale .ii. b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments A J^B^BvC\jß^B^^flli^B^Bß ftjfcjjfrC? f£r^ "v^tTjSF t jF SNfcs- i /2amA^am% -^M BK?BiBMßFlß^K3^B»^pT*^!ifc p^^p^ country style living near the city Villa Dote Rose odors luxurious J a*\ l •Rocroation
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      494 36 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments Dist 9 Oxley Rd 1450 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms Large living/dining/ kitchen Immediate Occupation $300,000/FERNHILL GROVE (OFF STEVENS ROAD) Groundfloor unit. 3 bedrooms and maid's room. Well kept garden. $820,000 0.n.0. HILL-HOMES, *****86/ *****93. FOREIGNERS ELIGIBLE SCOTTS TOWER, DIST. 9 Strategically located
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      819 36 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments GOOD INVESTMENTI 5 mtns. to Novena MRT station. 1,850 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms with 2 toilets, servant's, utility, separate living and dining with swimming pool. Contact: *****41 between 7p.m. 9p.m. Strictly no agents. HOT LOCATION IN Dist. 10, luxurious spacious 1 floor 4-bedroomed home.
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      825 36 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. 5 HONG LEONG Condominium High floor, 3 bedrooms, 1,200 sq.ft. fully furnished, pool, selling with/ without tenancy. Reat *****13/ *****57. DIST. 5 GREENACRE COHDOMINIUM. Brand new lower upper rectangular maisonette. Few units available. $455,000. *****82 *****61. DIST. 9, FURAMA TOWER, 2 bedrooms,
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      819 36 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments HOE PENG MANSION Partially furnished 3 rooms walk-up apartment 1,500 sq.ft freehold Joanne *****00 JADE MANSION, OFF Holland Road, 2,800 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, large living/ dining, tenanted at $4,800. Belllan *****33 LUCKY TOWERS, 2,900 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, aircond, pool, squash/ tennis
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      738 36 89 Properties For Sal* c) HDB/HUDC Apartments COMMONWEALTH CRESCENT 3ROOMED, tiled, highest floor, good view. $48,000 negotiable. *****56/*****84 no agents). EUNOS CRESCENT 5-ROOMED Well renovated, high floor, $150,000 negotiable. Loan $84,000. *****44. EUNOS CRESCENT BLK 18 3-roomed, marble throughout. Asking $65,000. Loan $31,000. *****16/*****17 FARRER COURT PHASE 1 Blk G,
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      650 36 90 Properties Wanted WANTED TO BUY industrial land (30,000 sq.ft.) residential land at East Coast area. *****66. WANT TO BUY 3-tedroomed high floor m Grangeford. Please call Miss Jenny Teo. Tel: *****45 3/ 4/ 5-ROOMED HDB flats required by qualified buyers with ready cash. *****11. 91 Factory Spaces FOR RENT
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      837 37 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted F DEVELOPMENT 1 I SITES WANTED I A leading development organisation is looking for I f development sites m the city area or suburb of Singapore for development of shopping centres or f highrise and lowrise condominium, flats, bunga- lows, semi-detached
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      682 37 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental y^fiMP'/i ORCHARD ROAD VICINITY /\yf^C^r \W I Sizes ranging from 62sm upwards I f*AT T Budding I I Faber House I 1 Goldhill Plaza I I Goldhill Square I js I Haw Par Glass Tower Im I Holtc a y
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      504 37 93 Office Spaces b) Rental BOAT QUAY Approximately 100 sq.m. warehouse/ office on groundfloor of modern Office Building. RENTAL: $2,400 PER MONTH. Enquiries to David Ong. Knight Frank Cheong Hock Chye Baillieu (Property Consultants) Pte Ltd. TEL: *****33. DIST 1. THE ARCADE, Bth storey, approx 4,000 sq.ft. Available immediately, rental
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      683 37 93 Office Spaces b) Rental OFFICE SPACE RANGING from 300 3000 sq.ft. available at prime location. From $2.50 $4.00. Swansea *****11. OFFICE UNIT ON high floor at Peninsula Plaza. Area about 2200 sq.ft. Enquiries *****28 Miss Chul. ONE ROOM AVAILABLE for office In MacPherson area. Only $430 p.m. Viewing contact:
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      1418 37 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale a) Sale a) Sale vCr^'*^ l i Centrally located m Orchard Roads shopping and tourist hEB^IB Jy^mm area between Goodwood Park Hotel and Hyatt Hotel while S^BHB ArS-ir"-** T I Holiday Inn is |iist across the road M^^^m WM^f^M
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      566 38 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours """"^•'.'"*H i *T***' t^^^^Bßß| 12,000-tons of luxury, design- ed for total cruise comfort *^fj% "^w aiK relaxation. A standard of ijSjjMhßMrtfe <S <I personalised service and atten'Ly^^sr^jggEiEl^aL. luin u le unmatched by K^Nhfl[^^^^2dS^^»-^l others. Shipboard facilities m chicle swimming pool, cinema, '«£S£P|^^HB|^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^|B lounges, dining
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      100 38 530pm Sal B.3o am -4 30pm S a»y si KUOWHntwaaiSonat wrtfi 1 1Qottteei t CITICENTER TRAVELS A COACH TOUR PTE LTD 470 River Vall.y Road (1024) Tel: *****90/ *****67/ *****12 2D/3N GENTING $149/ $159. Every Fri 9p.m. 2D/3N FRASER $159/$169. Every Fri 9p.m. 4D KL/FRASER/GENTING $245/$275. Every Sat. 7a.m. «D
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      212 38 m 10.30 am 4.38fr0 jW-^ TtSTut^ DEPARTURES I KUANTAN BEACH $1« DES ASU VIEW $1M PENANG tm I TIOMAN fStl > TO. J ARA $291 LANGKAWI $S8« TOUBWORLD "IS I INTERNATIONAL #10-16 Supreme House h Road (0923) x- 4 >^ The Oriental >^ B«n 9 kok AM) MACAU 3 CITIES
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      545 38 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 19 days Australian cruise from 554,371 7 days Bali fly/cruise from 551,290 Departure Dates: Australian cruise (30 Nov) 6 ports Bali fly/cruise including 3 days at including Bali/Darwln/Townsville/ Bali with full day tour and breakfast. Hayman Island/ Brisbane/Sydney Departing 30 Nov. ALSO AVAILABLE. LIMITED
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      664 38 102 Tours 102 Tours I THE START TO 8 I OF HAPPINESS WsWi 1 B Oxtey 9th 10th %K.'(t*£ J H Mass Wedding r \?>' S BB Honeymoon Tours fls B Date of Ceremony: 20th May 1 984 BS 16th September 1984 9E Departure Date: 21st May 1984 1 7th
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  • OBITUARIES
    • Obituary
      142 Condolences 142 Condolences 142 Condolences
      94 40 142 Condolences 142 Condolences 142 Condolences f CONDOLENCES To the family I of the late I I MR GOH SEONG PEK I H iwiii I I I The Board of Directors, I I Management and Staff of I RICHARD ELLIS J With deepest sympathies condolence to DR. LEE CHIAW MENG
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      49 40 HARRY TAY HOCK MENG Passed away peacefully on 16/11/83 Leaving behind: Wife: Lily Tan Ch wee Lian Daughter: Michelle Tay Funeral Services will be held on 18/11/83 at 9.30 am at 30, Pasir Ris Heights. Cortege will leave at 10.00 am for Mt. Vernon Crematorium. TEL: *****88
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      206 40 MRS LIM TAI TIM (nee Fong Yin Kam) age 53 years passed away peacefully on 16.11.83. Leaving behind: Husband Tai Tim Children: Hoon Geok Hwee Tong Service will be held at 8.00 p.m., 17.11.83 at 22, Bo Seng Avenue. Funeral cortege will leave at 3.30 p.m. on 18.11.83
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      145 Requiems
      51 40 ATHMA SHANTHI POOJA Of The Late MR. CO. SADANANDAN (DEPARTED ON 9/11/83) Will be performed on Saturday 19th November, 1983 at 7 7.30 pm at the Sri Sivan Tempi*, Serangoon Road, Singapore (Near Perumal Tempi*). Kindly accept this as a personal invitation by Mr*. CO. Sadanandan (Rajamma) ft
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      144 In Memoriam
      43 40 In Loving Memory of MDM SAM 01 Departed: 17/11/82 We often think of bygone days when we were together; The family chain is broken But memories live forever. Sadly missed and always remembered by husband, children, grandchildren and loved ones.
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      144 In Memoriam
      40 40 In loving memory of Raju Doraiaamy Departed: 17.11.80 Three long years have passed. Father, we love you Intensely. You love us In a way no one else could. Always remembered by wife, son*. daughters, sons and daughter-in-law.
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      143 Acknowledgements
      73 40 ATMA SHANTI POOJA N.D.SELLAN We wish to thank relatives and friends for their condolence messages, attendance, during their recent bereavement. Atma Shanti Pooja will be held at: 19 ANDREWS AVENUE, SINGAPORE 2775 at 7pm, 17/11/83. Please treat this as a personal invitation. STRAITS TIMES RATES FOR PERSONAL ADS
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      Don't lose heart if badly drawn
      698 40  -  EPSOM JEEP By Five of nine Lion City Cup winners started from outside STATISTICS show that of the 1,000 or so races over the Bukit Timah 1,200 m on the long or short course for the past 10 years, fewer than five per cent
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      Iglu does smart workout
      275 40 Iglu does smart workout ON THE TRACK with TONTO IGLIJ, a five-year-old Irish gelding by Mummy s Pet, was the only Lion City Cup candidate sent against the clock at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. Kept m check by apprentice S.Y. Leong, Iglu covered 600 m m 42.6 sec, finishing with
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      Raymond arrives
      66 40 ENGLAND'S Bruce Raymond (below), one of four jockeys granted a visiting licence to ride at the current Lion City Cup Meeting, has arrived and will be seen m action at Bukit Timah this weekend. Raymond said he could not come last week as he had riding engagements m
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      ALONG THE RAIL
      18 40 _JMON "Okay, riders mount year charges. And may the best man win. Preferably No. fi."
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      KL entries
      863 40 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A total of 239 horses, comprising 107 m Class 2, 52 m Class 4 restricted terms and 80 m Class 6, has entered for the Selangor Turf Club November/December Meeting starting on Nov 26. CLASS 2: Ist ran: 1,2 M m (a) and I,CMm (b);
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      Schedule of racing
      136 40 FIRST DAY: Class 2 Div 2 1,200 m 1,600 m; Div 4 1,200 m; Class 4 restricted terms Divs B C 1,200 m; Class 6 Div 2 1,200 m 1,600 m; Div 3 1,200 m. SECOND DAY: Class 2 Divs 1 3 1,200 m 1,600 m; Class
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    Burying the hatchet
    170 41 THE invitation to tennis rebels Daniel Lim to coach the national team and Mahader Hassan to form an integral part of it is quite akin to planting a bomb under one's house. Because both Daniel and Mahader dislike having tapes placed across their mouth, the Singapore Lawn
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    A foot note from pugilists
    123 41 A LONG-TIME friend sent me a first-issue copy of The Pugilist, with a little note attached. The note read: "If you don't have anything nice to say about it, don't say anything." As it turned out, his fears were unfounded. The Pugilist, a publication dedicated
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    Sports and studies
    296 41 Conflict continues over whether they conflict DO sports and studies go hand-in-hand? Like love and marriage, perhaps? "Yes," said Dr Tan Eng Liang, chairman of the Singapore Sports Council at the Esso sports scholarships presentation awards early m the week. He cited Dr M. Jegathesan, Malaysia's former
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    MY WORD!
    94 41 L THERE isn't any spare cash down m v the (English soccer League) Fourth Division. I haven't got a secretary, so I answer all my own letters, up to 50 a week, schoolboys asking for trials, supporters telling me where I'm going wrong. If someone takes the trouble
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      41 41 WHEN Joe Bugner (left), who had previously fought and lost to Joe Frazier, met and was defeated by Joe's son, Marvis, it was only the second time m boxing history that a man had fought both father and son.
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      THE FACT:
      105 41 IT WAS at least the third time. Jersey Joe Walcott, another former world heavyweight champion, beat Phil Johnson m three rounds m 1936 and 14 years later beat Phil's son Harold, former light-heavyweight champion also m three rounds. The third fighter to meet both father and son and
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    Lock icon Richard not on cue in Malta
    172 41 VALLETTA (Malta), Wed. Singapore's Richard Lim was beaten 2,308 points to 1,117 by India's Subhash Agrawal m the world amateur billiards championship here yesterday. The victory kept Agrawal m a close struggle with Malta's Joe Green and England's Norman Dagley for the two semi-final
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    To flee or not to flee?
    360 41 with Peter Staff TO be or not to be, that is the question. Whether 'tis nobler m the mind to suffer Th c slings and arrows of outrageous fortune Or to take arms against a sea of troubles And by opposing end them IT
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    Ho Ho or Ho, Ho, Ho Cup?
    86 41 THE Ho Ho Cup, one of the more durable soccer tournaments m the region, is fast heading towards extinction. Edging it towards oblivion are the more glamorous tournaments like the Merlion Cup, Merdeka tournament and King's Cup. This year, only two teams Singapore
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    Lock icon Holming in on the truth
    180 41 LONDON, Wed. World Boxing Council heavyweight champion Larry Holmes has refuted press reports that he is slowing down. "Because I had two bad fights, the writers start saying I should quit," Holmes said m an interview published yesterday m the Standard, London's evening paper. "How
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    Lock icon World meet for 12m yachts
    170 41 LONDON, Wed. The first 12-metre yacht world championship will take place m Sardinia, Italy, m September. Commodore Gianfranco Alberini, of the Yacht Club of Costa Smeralda venue of the championship said the event was prompted by new interest m 12m yachting following the recent America's
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  • OBITUARIES
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      142 Condolences 142 Condolences
      79 41 142 Condolences 142 Condolences WITH DEEPEST SYMPATHY CONDOLENCES TO MR. LEE PAX SENG on the demise of his beloved Mother MDM WONG KWAI LAN who passed away peacefully on 14th Nov. '83 From: DENYO CO LTD RYOJU CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY CO. LTD UNITED MACHINERY SERVICES PTE LTD CONDOLENCE We extend our
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      62 41 With deepest condolences and sympathies to our General Manager Mr. Lee Pak Seng on the demise of his beloved mother Vldm.Wong Kwai Lan From DCWELLmijWWmM RENTAL PTE LTD With Deepest sympathy and condolences to the Family of the Late MR GOH SEONG PEK From:Woodlands Woodworking and Construction Pte Ltd "In
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    Lock icon BY GUMBO!
    388 42 Yellow cards galore as Kenya triumph Kenya 2 Ethiopia 0 NAIROBI (Kenya), Wed. Reigning champions Kenya whipped Ethiopia yesterday m their attempt to win tne East and Central Africa senior soccer Challenge Cup for the third consecutive year. But the Kenyan Harambee Stars' second straight win m the
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    Lock icon Hans still in the woods
    55 42 Hans still in the woods LONDON, Wed. Hans van Breukelen, Nottingham Forest's Dutch international goalkeeper, will be out of action until early next month. Van Breukelen has been making slow progress m his recovery from a cracked shinbone and will now miss both legs of Forest's UEFA Cup-tie against Scotland's
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    European under-21 soccer championship results
    168 42 European under-2 1 soccer championship results Group One: East (iroopOne Group Four Germany 1 Scotland 1. Pwd l f a p.. via J>j? J GrOUD Three* ScoUand 6 4 2 01l 610 Wales 5 12 2 4 6 4 Greece 1 Denmark 0. i*™ any sl\ W\ I N rway
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    Lock icon Bridging the gap
    706 42 I DON'T say much, I'm a quiet bloke. But when I do, I like people to listen, because I have a lot of experience m the game and have something to offer m terms of advice. But these players would n't listen to any- m one, except
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  • ON CENTRE COURT
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      Lock icon Lights stay off at Wimbledon
      202 42 LONDON, Wed. Wimbledon's All-England Tennis Club decided m favour of tradition yesterday and dropped plans to install floodlights for future championships. Chief executive Christopher Gorringe said although the club had experimented with different systems this year, Wimbledon was essentially a daylight tournament, and neither the
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      Lock icon Belgian bomb strikes...
      177 42 ANTWERP (Belgium), Wed. YOUNG Belgian Karel de Muynck yesterday caused the first major surprise at the USs7s*,M* ($l.B million) European Champions tournament. eliminating American-born Matt Doyle M, 4-45, 8-fi In the first round. De Moynck, a replacement for Paraguayan Victor Peccl who withdrew, lost his service In
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      Lock icon Anne is toast of the Aussies
      249 42 BRISBANE, Wed. Unheralded Australian Anne Minter relied on aggression and confidence to storm into the third round of the Brisbane women's tennis classic at the expense of fifthseeded American Kathy Jordan today. Anne, ranked 112 th m the world, defeated Kathy 3-6, 6-1, 6-0
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    Lock icon Wilson confirms decision to quit
    216 42 IN THE SCRUM BRISTOL (England), Wed. Stuart Wilson earned his 50th try for New Zealand m an 18-6 win over South and South-west England yesterday and then confirmed hi* retirement from international rugby after Saturday's Test against England at Twickenham. After a blank first half,
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    Women leave on big mission
    282 43  - Women leave on big mission JOE DORAI Republic aim to justify Asian fourth-placing By THE Singapore women's soccer squad left for the Guangzhou international tournament m China yesterday with one aim to justify their fourthplace rating m Asia. The tournament, the first of its kind m China, v/ill be held
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    Finalists
    34 43 MILO GREEN beat United World College 6-4 after a (4-4) deadlock at full time, and Milo White trounced Japanese School 64 m the Milo international soccer semi-finals at Jalan Besar Stadium last night.
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    Lock icon Turkey 3-1
    22 43 ISTANBUL, Wed. Turkey beat Austria 3-1 (half-time 0-0) m a European Championship Group Six qualifying soccer tie here today. Reuter
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    Feeling the strain
    154 43 Feeling the strain SINGAPORE seemed to be "rocking like a boat" on the astroturf In Saudi Arabia. The Republic's soccer manager-coach, Jlta Singh (above), said this In a telephone interview from Dhahran last night. "We had two workouts on the astroturf pitches since our arrival, and it's a completely new
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    Three-year ban
    273 43 Salleh attacked player after game AFTER going W through the reports, we found that the offence was a brutal and premeditated one. This is not an ordinary case as the incident took place after the game. This is one matter which the FAS Disciplinary Committee must also have
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    Kian Tiong closes in
    89 43 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A close finish is on the cards as title-holder Lim Kian Tiong, of Singapore, cut Eshak Bluah's four-stroke lead to just two at 144 as the $30,000 South-east Asia Assurance golf classic moves into its final 18 holes tomorrow. Leading scores: 144 Eshak
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    Lock icon Windies leave Indians in daze
    281 43 Windies leave Indians in daze AHMEDABAD, Wed. West Indies' fast bowlers ruthlessly exploited a substandard pitch to rout India for 103 m their second innings and win the Third cricket Test by 138 runs, with a day to spare, here today. India, needing 242 collapsed against a fourpronged pace attack
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    Holmes fights the lure of notes from S. Africa
    809 43 ALAN HUBBARD talks to Larry Holmes m Las Vegas 4 REALLY, I'd rather not fight Coetzee, m South Africa or anywhere. It's not that I'm scared of him. No way. Bat it would lead, inevitably, to a black-white situation. It happened
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    Top seeds breeze through first round
    281 43 Top seeds breeze through first round CHIA CHONG BOON, who holds the record of winning the national singles table tennis title six times, strode out confidently m his opening match at Poi Ching School m Toa Pay oh last night (writes Peter Slow). The former international, crowned m 1968, 1969,
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  • Tay Cheng Khoon on the squash scene
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      Clown prince of squash on regal march
      249 43 JAPANESE ace Seiji Sakamoto is back m town. However, the "clown prince of squash", a favourite with Singapore crowd, is not here to take part m any tournament. The former national champion is here to train m a determined bid to regain the
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      SIA gamble for travel industry title
      234 43 A CALCULATED gamble allowed Singapore Airlines to cruise effortlessly past Mandarin Hotel and reach the final of the Avis Travel Industry Squash Championships at the East Coast Recreation Centre last night. The two-time reigning champions decided to rest key player Denis de Krester m
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    Sports shorts
    351 43 RAY STEVENS, of England, has quit international badminton because of injury. The 32-year-old player, with 111 caps after a 12-year career, has not been able to regain full fitness after a cartilage operation last December. Stevens plans to concentrate on his business career with a sports goods company.
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    Umpire Angeline joins the elite
    245 43  -  HAKIKAT RAI By HOCKEY umpire Angeline Ec, achieved a first among Singapore women when she was made an international umpire by the International Hockey Federation last month. Angeline's appointment is a timely reward because she has been associated with the sport since 1968. Charan Singh,
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    'Live' from City Hall...
    578 44  -  LEONG WENG KAM SBC to telecast a 3-hour musical variety show to usher m new year By THE steps of City Hall will be the stage for a glittering three-hour open-air musical variety show to usher m the new year. The show, to be highlighted by
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    BUSINESS TIMES
    138 44 Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE Malaysia's constitutional controversy is one of the major factors behind investors' nervousness over share prices. What is it all about, and what will be the stock market impact if it is solved this weekend? A special BT report. Singapore is catching up
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    Lock icon US: We can do without a trade system
    422 44 WASHINGTON, Wednesday UNITED States' trade representative William Brock, yesterday asserted that the US could do without a world trading system and that international rules on trade are designed to protect small countries. "I don't want to sound arrogant, but we're probably the
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    Car loans under review
    158 44 THE government is reviewing the car loan scheme for civil servants to ensure that it is consistent with the current policy to curb the growth of cars on the roads. A Finance Ministry spokesman confirmed yesterday that the review was being carried out by his ministry.
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    Kids who kill
    237 44 Kids who kill Number of arrests m US causes alarm LOS ANGELES, Wed. A GROWING legion of American "kids who kill," youthful murderers whose ages range from seven to the late teens is causing national bewilderment and alarm. "Kids Who Kill," the title of a recent official study on juveniles
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    31 44 NEW YORK, Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 5.99 points to 1,253.% m the first halfhour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    What it should have been
    47 44 What it should have been IN a report yesterday on the recommendations of two Swedish insurance cooperative experts to NTUC Income, it was erroneously stated that they made their suggestions after a three-day review of its operations. Their review actually lasted three weeks. The error is regretted.
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      140 44 UP TO 1 p.m. Showers over several areas m the early morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 29 max., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 6.36 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.33 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 9/15 C Rain Manila 22 29C Cloudy Amsterdam 1/7 C Cloudy Melbourne 6 13C Rain Bangkok
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      23 45 SECTION TWO Pakistan's 'squash village 9 Page Five Exercise to rope m all OUTLOOK, Page Three Two nights of magic LEISURE, Page Eleven
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      Forbidden City relics come to S'pore
      884 45  - Forbidden City relics come to S'pore MAY HO By TREASURES of the Qing Palace is the name of an exhibition of royal treasures from Beijing's Palace Museum, formerly the Forbidden City, to be held at the World Trade Centre from Nov 25 to Dec 18. So much interest m the
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        Things you can make during the holidays
        1100 46 This week, our How-To columnists suggest some Christmas gift ideas with the personal touch for craftsmen, cooks and children. HERE are two ideas for Christmas items which you can make yourself a pretty waste-paper bin and delicious marmalade jam. Waste-paper bin For materials
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        Skipping fit
        1126 47  -  DR GIAM CHOO KEONG Rope skipping is an inexpensive fitness activity. It develops your balance, coordination and rhythm. Best of all, it is simple enough to appeal to all ages. By Singapore Sports Council ROPE skipping or rope jumping is a physical activity which is simple enough to
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        How to make a pretty picture
        240 47  -  JULIET CHEW By An interior designer and mother of two CHILDREN can spend some time during the school holidays to make Christmas gifts for the family and friends. Here are some instructions for making picture frames. Postcard and picture frame You'll need a few
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      Havens alive and kicking
      889 48  -  ALFRED ZANKER While governments worldwide bemoan budget deficits, the tax-haven industry is prospering as never before. Tax evaders are squirreling uncounted billions of dollars a year into secret caches m more than 30 global tax havens. This report is reproduced from the US News World Report.
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      Where the great Khans come from
      1101 49  - Where the great Khans come from RAHIMULLAH YUSUFZAI By m Peshawar Naway Kilay, a village m northern Pakistan, is the home of the Khan family which has stamped its supremacy m the world of squash. 4 Family influences inspire them, the scarce playing facilities make them more devoted, and their
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      Sparks fly in debate over shock therapy
      1180 50  -  DAN WEIKEL By m Los Angeles /The possibility of brain damage is the remotest kind of thing. There is no question about its safety if practised properly. 7 Dr George Wayne, who was on the American Psychiatric Association Task Force studying shock therapy.
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      The blue caps of valour
      1323 51  -  JIM BENCIVENGA As casually as corporate executives knot their ties m the morning, police officers m New York City's Emergency Service Unit (ESU) strap on 18 kg bulletproof vests. They are as at ease with a 12-gauge long-barrel shotgun, propped on their hip as a
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        Lantern of hope and joy
        463 54  -  BRIAN MILLER Tomorrow marks the beginning of a threeday Loy Krathong festival here. By LEGEND has it that about seven centuries ago, m the ancient city of Sukhothai, Thailand, one of King Ramkahaeng's concubines fashioned a lotusshaped lantern and floated it away during the king's
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        574 55  -  PAULINE WALKER ALEXANDER ROY LONDON BALLET THEATRE Nov 25 Midsummer Night's Dream Nov 26 Coppelia, Beauty and the Beast, Suite Romantique Victoria Theatre, 8 p.m. Previewed by MAGIC, romance and gentle comedy will waft over the Victoria Theatre stage when the Alexander Roy London Ballet Theatre appears on
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      212 52 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18) TAKE NOTICE THAT: (a) Receiving and Adjudication Orders were made against the following debtors on 3rd day of November, 1983. IN BANKRUPTCY NOS: 1130/82 Yap Seng Fa of 5000A Marine Parade Road #08-02 Laguna Park Singapore 1544 1189/82 Yap Cheng Hai of 36-C Woollerton Park
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      307 52 G ARFIELD By Jim Davis HOW'S VOOR\ <$y- QJ J ff^l %'^D I PRESENTATION |tT?AA C?AVf€> ||-I 7 ©1983 United Feature Syndicate. Inc. STAR WARS By Archie Goodwin &Al Williamson A deep ravine, looms on the Hoth landscape... I" SOLO, YOU WOULPNT V~ BBf"^ V wMßß2S\ff fm^Sfrfa*^^^^ >■• -°lucastim lid
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      169 53 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No 121 of 1983 In the Matter of the Companies Act, Chapter 185 And In the Matter of WESMAPACK (S) PTE LTD NOTICE OF WINDING-UP ORDER In the Matter of WESMAPACK (S) PTE LTD Winding-up Order made the
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      729 53 AVER HITAM TIN DREDGING MALAYSIA BERHAD (Incorporated m Malaysia) AUDITED MINING AND FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNE 1983 Year ended Year ended 30.6.83 30.6.82 Mining Results Output of tin concentrate OOOkgs. 1,162 1,686 Sale of tin concentrate —OOOkgs. 872 1,567 Average price per kilogramme of tin metal
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      191 55 DRAMA FESTIVAL '83: THE TEMPEST Presented by Singapore I-Lien Dramatic Society. 8 p.m. Victoria Theatre. Tickets at $3 and $2 from Union Book Company, Bras Basah Complex, Cold Storage Centrepoint, Tangs Superstore and Central Booking Office, Victoria Theatre. NEW FACES, NEW FACETS: THE GERMAN CINEMA MOVING INTO THE EIGHTIES Tonight's
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      371 56 These pictures reveal what goes on before that dazzling fashion parade begins (Top of the Trade *83, ChB, 7.95 p.m.) 3.00 PM Quran Reading engineer. But to his proud parents' dismay, their determined to leave her old life behind. But her 3.06 Programme Summary son's career lasts only for a
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        Meeting of masters
        650 57  -  RONNIE TANG By Local martial arts enthusiasts were treated to a feast of super taiji demonstrations by local and Chinese masters during the Taiji Display 1983 held at the Gay World Stadium last week. We feature some of the masters and their strokes. TWO taiji masters from
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        86 57 /4. I M THE Huan S Tai fl Association will jfry* be holding an international tai.fi display m Koala Lumpur on Sunday. Taiji experts from Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, United States, Australia, New Zealand, West Germany, France, Hongkong and Malaysia are invited to the grand meet. Organised by taiji master
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        The taiji way to good health
        401 58 The taiji way to good health I Liv Wanfu and Zhu Tiancai HE WAS always falling ill when he was young, but taiji training since the age of 12 helped Mr Liv Wanfu to better health. Now he is 66, and his strength and power is evident when one watches
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        Old master who's a force to reckon with
        622 58 Old master who's a force to reckon with J Huang Sheng Shyan "HE CLAIMS to have taken on and thrashed—a marauding group of 40 Chinese boxers who attacked him m his village m Fuzhou. It was an act rivalling the exploits of the blind Japanese screen hero Zatoichi." This report
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        251 57 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES mm Telex Service: Address: Rates: Mln. Charges: CTANTC STANTS Appointments Notices Section Straits Times: 5523.75 psc. cm. Straits Times: 5571.25 I-JTLL- RS ***** TIMEAD TIMES PUBLISHING BHD Sunday Times: 5524.40 psc. cm. Sunday Times: 5573.20 RSSOBBI Times House ***** l 111 T?! eS 73^)n C eLt 2724-7 2669 f^J^™"*
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        214 57 ACCOUNTING EXECUTIVE We are one of the largest compressor H manufacturers m the world, exporting world wide its high quality compressors. In Sb the area of Administration, we are m the SZ process of computerizing our inventory control, accounting and costing systems. H| We are looking for an energetic and
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        174 57 [(w*f Eastern Wire Manufacturing \mJ4 Company (Pte) Ltd We have vacancies for the following posts: TECHNICAL ASSISTANT Must possess Diploma m Civil Engineering Preferably with 1-2 years m estimating and structural draughting ESTIMATING ASSISTANTS GCE 'A' or YJ' Level with good results m Mathematics and Building Drawings or NTC (Grade
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        325 57 Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the following posts m Singapore: Accountant/Manager To be overall m charge of financial affairs and various aspects of office management Must possess a recognised qualification m accounting with 2 to 3 years working experience m contract and trading environment Some EDP knowledge
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        184 57 On Page 11 RONNIE TANG spotlights on Liv Wanfu, Zhtt Tiancai and Huang Sheng Shyan BOSCH further expands and invites suitably qualified applicants for the following positions:Sales Representative For Bosch Pneumatic (Industrial) Applications Requirements Minimum two years sales experience of pneumatic controls and applications Should have good contacts with local
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        235 58 NOTICES H LJImXjJLj "'C --C H Mortgagee's Sale Of Prestigious I w Situated At -And Known As i-i fifi tfl ii> I :^^f- w V"^ r^^*» vy i iS No. 10 Anson Road, s*j J^ f* l^ I To Ik- Held At No. 6 Cecil Street S-. 2^ Xi '**1
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        333 58 CHUAN HUP MARINE LIMITED (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) Issue of 22,500,000 Ordinary Shares of Ssl.oo Each at 552.00 Per Share I 1. The Board of Chuan Hup Marine Limited is pleased to announce that at the close of the Application List at 12.00 noon, 15 November 1983, there
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        98 58 Thel9B4 Times Diary is the most practical gift for the executive Developed and improved over the last four years, The Times Diary is today regarded as the finest and most practical executive gift here. Packed with numerous features that make it a truly functional companion, like world and regional public
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        216 59 [opens ODEON toda^ 5 Beyond our time, beyond our universe there is a planet J|| S besieged by alien invaders, where a young king must rescue his love %J 5 from the clutches of the Beast. Or risk the death of his world. jj O Ai*'[P>ATfSHi\« '«E^4iH|«y V o mr
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        383 59 qooooooooooooooooooooooooop BCATHAY: OPENS SATURDAYIj j 8 J&t&> IT S H °WL-ARIOUS! Q DiSNEY3,.^/^^#^\, >^.^, < V Ifli fTIKn CHILDREN'S TO nF WON JR-, X yflUI VS*iK WATCHES «3\ m "Count The Spots Contest" lgL|f 1 1 Details m the Straits Times (14.11.83) «HT 4 I J!> CATHAY: LAST 2 DAYS!
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        289 59 mBHM|MMa|WM| I PALACE Tel *****48 1 .30. 3.45, 7.15, 9.30pm LIU XIAOOIMO XIANO KUN i LIANO JU HUI CHEN YE •nd ZHANG BHUVI In P t*xcw m I; Golden Clementi New Town Princess OPENS TODAYI i Not* REVISED Tlmaal m G: 11am, 1 JO, 4, 6.45, 9.30pm < C: 1.30,
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        432 59 OPENSVOD A Y a"5 THEATRES Capitol-Rex-Republic-Savoy-Oriental PRICES: CIRCLE $4.00 STALLS $3.00-CASH BOOKINGS ONLY-NO FREE LIST CAPITOL: 10.45, 1.30, 4.00, 6.45, 9.30-REPUBLIC: 1.15, 4.00, 6.30 9.15 REX-SAVOY-ORIENTAL: 11.00 am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 9.15 CAPITOL REX: ALL TICKETS CASH BOOKABLE TWO DAYS IN ADVANCE m 'THIS IS THE J Ik SHAW ORGANISATION
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        502 59 a ORGAN iSAT IQW* rMt ."JPI' ;i,il' NOW SHOWING No Free List PRINCE Horn 1 30. 4 00. 6 45, 9 15 I B LIBERTY H Horn, I 45, 4 00, 6 45, 9 15 =g B JURONG 5 Horn, I 45, 4 15, 6 45, 9 15 g ji
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        539 60  -  MOHD MAIDIN Singapore Malays m Transition: By MALAYS m Singapore have long realised the importance of education, especially tertiary education as a vehicle to build a better and progressive community. However, the climb has never been easy and the progress made so far is
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        452 60  -  Haron A. Rahman By Jawapan bag! soalansoalan datum Pelajaran 84 A: Answers to questions m Lesson 84 A: 1) Yang memimpin pasukan penyelidik itu ialah Dr Stanley Prusinet. 2) 'Prion' ialah sejenis virus yang sangat halus yang baru ditemui oleh manusia. 3) Akibat
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        529 60 Oleh MOHD MAIDIN MASYARAKAT Melayu di negara mi sudah lama menyedari hakikat pentingnya pelajaran, khasnya pelajaran tinggi, untuk membawa masyarakat itu ke tahap kemajuan yang lebih memuaskan. Namun, pendakian ke tahap yang lebih tinggi itu tidak pernah mudah dan masih belum mendatangkan hasil yang
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        84 60  -  Yaakub Rashid illußtrator Alsan retold by 35a) Sultan kemudian memanggi! Puteri. Tengku Bagus dan pengawalpengawal Istana dan memberitahu mereka agar menyimpan rahsia pernbuangan Pangeran ke dalam perigi buta itu. a) The Pnncess Tengku Ba gUS ,nd ,he pa.ace g^s w.e then b) Beberapa hari berlalu dan Pangeran tidak
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        911 60 APPOINTMENTS JMv ML- 1 MX Electric (Singapore) Pte Ltd invites suitably B LM W Mm. J qualified candidates tor the following positions 8 HUL-mMiflHI within the Singapore-based marketing team M I PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT I I EXECUTIVE I Candidates should have a sound technical background, preferably S with marketing experience m
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        450 60 McKIM ENGINEERS (S) PTE LTD In line with our expansion programme we require 3 SALES EXECUTIVES to market, promote and sell our airconditioning, air filtration, air pollution control and other related equipment. Applicants for the above vacancies should have minimum 3 years working experience m related field possess relevant educational
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