The Straits Times, 22 November 1983

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    15 1 The Strait s Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Bucketful of tariff rises
    548 1  -  GILLIAN POW CHONG PUB to increase water charges by between 20 and 30 per cent By TURN off that tap, for every bucket of water you use from next month will cost between 20 and 30 per cent more. Pushed on the one hand by international
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    Raja has heart bypass surgery
    440 1  - Raja has heart bypass surgery LIAK TENG KIAT By London, Mon. SECOND Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs) S. Rajaratnam is currently undergoing surgery for a triple heart bypass here at the Harley Street Clinic. The operation began at 10 p.m. Singapore time (2 p.m. London) and at press time, it
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    Seven 'enemy' ships destroyed, Iraq claims
    245 1 BAGHDAD, Mon. Iraq said its forces today destroyed seven "enemy" ships sailing from Kharg Island Iran's major oil exporting terminal on which the Teheran government relies to finance its war activities. Teheran has not commented on the Iraqi claim, but Iran has consistently said
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    PLO rebels call a halt to fighting
    219 1 TRIPOLI, Mon. Rebels fighting Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat's men in the north Lebanese port of Tripoli said today they were stopping fighting immediately and would not open fire again unless provoked. Rebel spokesman Mahmoud Labbadi said: "We have decided to stop fighting in
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    Djibouti meet
    36 1 DJIBOUTI, Mon. President Hassan Gouled Aptidon opened a three-day conference of prospective donors today to seek about US$3lO million (***** million) in foreign aid through 1988 for his tiny Horn or Atnca nation. AP
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    Musa skips summit and returns home
    106 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam returned home tonight after a four-day visit to Bhutan. He was to have stayed in Calcutta overnight before going to New Delhi to head the Malaysian delegation to the Commonwealth summit meeting beginning on Wednesday
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    Tombstone case: Fish breeder on trial
    472 1  - Tombstone case: Fish breeder on trial BEN DAVIDSON Tomb maker and engraver testify By THE trial of a tropical fish breeder on two charges of having subversive documents in connection with a tombstone inscription began in a district court yesterday with a stone engraver and a tomb maker as the
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    Strike in Punjab
    71 1 NEW DELHI, Mon. A general strike called to protest against the recent killing of four Hindus by Sikh extremists disrupted life in Punjab state today, local news agencies said. The Press Trust of India and the United News of India at first said that the strike call
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    Knitting again
    49 1 BEIJING, Mon. A Shanghai woman is knitting again, thanks to the grafting of a thumb from a man who died more than a year ago, the Shanghai Liberation Daily reported today, carrying a picture of the woman busy with her needles 40 days after t*e operation. AFP
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  • LATEST
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      BOMB BLAST IN RANGOON
      35 1 RANGOON, Mon. Several people were injured today when a bomb exploded in the Rangoon suburb of Kamayut, according to unofficial reports. Official confirmation of the bombing was not Immediately available. Reuter
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      82 1 Carving a comfortable life in California iM&_* I WmW^mmmW l I Page One Woman doctor who scaled the heights Outlook, Page Three Vivien the musical talent Leisure, Page Fifteen Oldest lensman still active Master of modern Chinese painting Page i Outlook 2,3 Comics 12,13 Cinema 11 Radio TV 16 Appointments
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      575 2 Twin problems THE lack of knowledge and general misconceptions about construction work were discussed by the head of the Construction Industry Development Unit, Mr Chow Kok Fong, at a construction productivity seminar last week. He said that according to surveys carried out by the Public Works Department, a skilled
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      COMMENT
      241 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: WEST GERMANY'S main opposition party's decision to oppose the deployment of American medium-range nuclear missiles is likely to provoke more rethinking in Nato countries which are already wavering on the issue. The SPD's stand will dismay West Germany's allies, which are having difficulties persuading their
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      SPORTS
      316 2 Giant problem solved LIFE'S a bed of roses for the sleeping giants of the bodybuilding world. But it may not have been so if it hadn't been for some quick bed-building by the Oberoi Imperial Hotel, the official residence, who found out that their beds were too short for
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      214 2 SEAGATE TO ASSEMBLE WINCHESTER DISK DRIVE SEAGATE Technology Singapore Pte Ltd will start assembling the entire Winchester disk drive used in personal computers, word processors and terminals locally next month. The American subsidiary has pumped in $20 million to start the new assembly line, spanning more than 9,000
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      BACKGROUND
      58 2 W.H.O.'S DOUBTS ACCORDING to its latest progress report, WHO is doubtful whether it can meet its goal of eliminating serious communicable diseases in the Third World by the end of the century. The main problem is money. Its main objective remains that of persuading governments to concentrate resources on
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      696 2 Battle over TV THE Reagan administration on Sunday night attempted to turn a controversial television drama about nuclear war to its advantage. The drama, The Day After, portrayed the effects of a Soviet missile attack that wipes out Kansas City. Lasting more than two hours, it went
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      SECTION 2
      283 2 Through Sin's eyes SIN'S gone places in the medical film-making world; he's seen more operations than many surgeons and nurses, and in the most advanced and well-equipped hospitals in the world. Gaw Sin Hock (simply Sin to the Americans and to his friends), developed an early interest in
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      189 2 Series on monarchy RADIO and Television Malaysia is to run a television programme to explain the nation's unique system of constitutional monarchy, the government has announced. In a report quoting the Information Minister, Datuk Seri Adib Adam, Bernama said that a Bangsawan (opera) series will portray the
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      108 2 Focus on lensman "2™^^^^^^^°^SS£ [fPJl^r^ PvPrfiPnnTSf FvSeration. TnRSCI ?T lhn?n«SSnWn,,? Fedeiat,on Internaaonal de 1 art He took up the hobby mo a" a h^ after he gave up Paying mah IW.J^^ ™J working life, he kgspent much time and money on shooting expeditions. Page 1 l?wiir\^7Q
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Reagan tries to take advantage of TV film
      493 3  - Reagan tries to takeadvantage of TV film PETER BARNARD He fears N-freeze movement may make use of drama By US Editor WASHINGTON, Mon. The Reagan administration attempted last night to turn a controversial television drama about nuclear war to its advantage. Shown over the ABC network, the drama, The Day
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      20 years after Kennedy
      123 3 NOV 22, 1963 exactly 20 years ago was one of America's darkest days. President John Kennedy was assassinated on that day. Two people who played leading roles in the events of that fateful day are still alive and both still live in Texas. One is former
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      Connally recalls fateful day in Dallas
      193 3 MR JOHN Connally, 66, is now a partner in a Houston law firm and is also involved in the oil industry and property development. He won two more terms as governor, and was US Treasury Secretary before switching to the Republican Party. He recalls
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      I'm now confused, says Oswald's ex-wife
      187 3 I'm now confused, says Oswald's ex-wife MRS Marina Porter is today a full-time housewife. She married Kenneth Porter, a carpenter, in 1965, were divorced in the mid-*****, but reunited soon after. Her daughters are both students. June Oswald Porter, 21, hopes to enrol at Harvard University. Nineteen-year-old Rachel Oswald Porter
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      Mr Bell's telephone led to Ma Bell
      139 3 Mr Bell's telephone led to Ma Bell HISTORY, in the case of American Telephone and Telegraph began on March 10, 1876, when Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone. Mr Bell's invention gave birth to AT T. But it was left to a Mr Theodore Vail to build up AT T,
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      Export volume of industrialised nations fell by 2 pc last year
      271 3 GENEVA, Mon. The average export volume of industrialised countries fell last year for the first time since 1975, declining by about 2 per cent. In its latest report on international trade, Gatt the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
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      1.5 b AT & T shares to hit Wall Street today
      314 3 1.5 b AT T shares to hit Wall Street today NEW YORK, Mon. Confusion will hit Wall Street this week as investors grapple with 1.5 billion snares created by the breakup of American Telephone and Telegraph Co (AT&T), the world's largest company in terms of assets and employees. The scramble
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Japan may help S'pore renovate ground station
      383 4  -  PETER H AZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Mon. The Japanese government may help Singapore renovate and improve its ground station for satellite communications, a spokesman for the Foreign Ministry said today. He went on to reveal that Singapore's ground station has been included
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      Mrs Marcos quits Cabinet committee
      355 4  -  ABBY TAN Speaker will act as interim successor to the President By Manila reporter With the Speaker now designated as the interim successor, the 11-member executive committee headed by the Prime Minister Cesar Virata would now lose its privilege as the successor as provided for
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    • Commonwealth Summit 1983
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        India hopes for Namibia solution
        507 4 India hopes for Namibia solution 4 MANY of the heads of government will be accompanied by their wives. Elaborate programmes have been prepared to keep the ladies busy while their husbands are spending long hours around the oval conference table in Vigyan Bhavan's committee room. A separate programme has been
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        New Delhi makes media welcome
        240 4  - New Delhi makes media welcome H.L. LIM P.N. BALJI B) and in New Delhi MOST of the English-lan-guage newspapers here this morning led off with reports of a violent soccer riot that cost one life and 37 burnt buses. One of the economic dailies had a 20-page colour supplement on
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    • AROUND THE REGION
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        Factory deaths rise to 34
        136 4 BANGKOK, Mon. The death toll in Saturday's sudden collapse of a doll factory has risen to 34 people with perhaps as many as two dozen others feared trapped and dead in the rubble, police said today. Bhumipol Hospital officials said 46 others were injured, 32
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        Need for Pacific grouping?
        62 4 Need for Pacific grouping? NUSA DUA (Bali), Mon. Indonesia's top economic strategist said today that meetings between countries on the Pacific rim were valuable, but he questioned the need for a formal Pacific grouping. Mr Ali Wardhana, Coordinating Minister for Economics, Finance, Industry and Development, was speaking at the opening
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        Labour pact signed
        63 4 Labour pact signed MANILA, Mon. Thailand and the Philippines have signed a labour agreement under which Thailand will align its own labour export standards according to those of the Philippines, the Labour Ministry said yesterday. A ministry statement said this would lessen underpricing pressures in the international labour export market
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        Closed-door beauty contest
        113 4 Closed-door beauty contest JAKARTA, Mon. Miss Indonesia, Titi Dwi Jayati, who recently competed in the Miss World contest in London, was selected here in a closed-door contest, the Jakarta Post reported today. The English-language daily said that according to Mrs Andi Nurhayati, the franchise holder of Miss World Ltd and
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      469 5 The Frederick Forsyth style is unique. J 7 w j/ i 7^ gfc B ■i'n^B_\W: 7 _i J made Forsyth one of the world's best-selling "For me, this is simply the best watch authors. That book, and subsequently "The there is," he says. "It's very tough, waterOdessa File," "The Dogs
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Kohl heads for easy win in missiles vote
      306 6 But Parliament debate will expose rifts BONN, Monday WEST German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is expeered to win a comfortable majority in Parliament when it votes tomorrow for deploying new US nuclear missiles in Europe. The missiles could start arriving in West Germany,
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      Delay in next batch of missiles
      188 6 WASHINGTON, Mon. There will be a ninemonth pause between the first delivery of American medium-range nuclear missiles in Western Europe and the second round, scheduled for September 1984, the Washington Post reported today. The newspaper said that some leaders in West Germany and Italy
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      Swedes hold up computer on its way to Soviets
      224 6 Swedes hold up computer on its way to Soviets STOCKHOLM, Mon. Swedish officials yesterday held up shipment of a highly sophisticated American computer suspected of being a missile guidance system being smuggled to the Soviet Union by a KGB agent in South Africa. The Times of London said the computer
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      Smuggling
      56 6 ring smashed BEIJING, Mon. Chinese police have broken up a smuggling ring and recovered hundreds of cultural relics, some dating back more than 3,000 years, an official magazine said yesterday. The English-language Beijing Review said the smugglers, including two from Macao, had hidden the relics in preparation to take
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      35 killed
      46 6 NEW DELHI, Mon. About 35 people were killed when trucks in which they were travelling collided head-on in Alipurduar district of West Bengal yesterday morning. The Press Trust of India said one of the vehicles fell into the roadside ditch after the accident. AFP
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      Catholic gunmen kill three in church service
      278 6 Catholic gunmen kill three in church service BELFAST, Mon. Three men died when masked Catholic gunmen burst into a Protestant church in northern Ireland last night and fired indiscriminately at the congregation. Seven more worshippers, three of them women, were injured. A previously unknown group, calling itself the Catholic Reaction
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      Walesa calls for fight against food price rises
      361 6 Walesa calls for fight against food price rises WARSAW, Mon A "STRUGGLE" against the government's plan to increase the price of food was callei for by Mr Lech Walesa, the founder of the outlawed Solidarity Union, last night. Mr Walesa's open opposition to the anticipated price rises was his most
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      Rising to the big occasion
      153 6 IT WAS a flight into the past and, on a frosty, windswept day, a*ot of hot air was needed to lift a balloon to celebrate the 200th anniversary of man's first flight. At exactly the same time 1245 GMT (8.45 p.m- Singapore time) as Pilatre
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      Soviet singles' clubs in a knot
      173 6 MOSCOW, Mon. Contact clubs set up by the authorities to help unattached Soviet males and females find partners have backfired, it has been reported. The weekly Sovietskaya Kultura said the number of marriages which resulted from these clubs was miserably low. They were stalking
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      The $3 b move...
      403 7 The $3 b move... Israel unveils plan to get Palestinians out of camps in the West Bank JERUSALEM, Monday THE Israeli government today unveiled a US$l.5 billion (553.2 billion) project to move thousands of Palestinians out of refugee camps on the occupied West Bank, which it regards as a hotbed
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Hu off to Japan
        51 7 CHINESE COMMUNIST Party leader Hu Yaobang leaves for Japan tomorrow on his first visit to a non-communist country. The week-long visit is expected to further cement ties between the two neighbours which have enjoyed close diplomatic and economic relations since they established official links in 1972.
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        'Assad's heart attack'
        78 7 SYRIAN PRESIDENT Hafez Assad was in hospital recently after suffering a heart attack, not an appendicitis, an Israeli newspaper said in Tel Aviv yesterday. The Ma'ariv newspaper, quoting unidentified Western sources, said Mr Assad was stricken by a heart attack and was still in hospital. It said
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        'All Soviet ships gone'
        84 7 ALL SOVIET vessels have disappeared from waters around Sakhalin where they had been searching for debris of a South Korean civil airliner which was shot by a Soviet fighter two months ago, Japanese authorities in Sapporo said yesterday. Soviet vessels had been sighted until Nov 10
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        'Better ties to come'
        81 7 CHINA'S TRADE Minister told Britain's Lord Cockfield yesterday that she anticipated a greater increase in Sino-British cooperation as a result of deepening mutual understanding, the official Xinhua news agency reported from Beijing. Xinhua said Mr Chen Muhua, China's Minister of Foreign Economic Relations and Trade, and
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        'Secret Trudeau talk'
        57 7 CANADIAN PRIME Minister Pierre Trudeau, on a round-the-world peace mission, had a secret meeting in Tokyo with a senior Soviet official, a Canadian embassy spokesman said in Tokyo yesterday. He briefed Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone on his drive to halt the global arms race and divert
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      Plan to deport archbishop
      72 7 WASHINGTON, Mon. The United States plans to deport Rumanian Orthodox Archbishop Valerian Trifa to Rumania if no other country can be found to accept him, a Justice Department official said yesterday. Archbishop Trifa, a Detroit resident who surrendered his US citizenship and agreed to deportation in
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      Japanese look to the media
      58 7 TOKYO, Mon. Most Japanese people will continue to rely on newspapers and conventional television rather than closed circuit television for information. The Prime Minister's Office said its public opinion poll found that 70 per cent wanted to use newspapers for future sources of information, while
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      Pilot of downed jet taken home
      124 7 Pilot of downed jet taken home TEL AVIV, Mon. The Israeli pilot whose plane was shot down yesterday during an air attack against Palestinian guerilla bases near Beirut was returned home later in the day by an Israeli helicopter, the military command said. But it made no mention of reports
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      Sudan says Ethiopia planning to attack
      247 7 'Cubans and Soviets join troops at border' KHARTOUM, Mon SUDAN today accused Ethiopia of massing 1,000 troops supported by 150 Cuban ana Soviet advisers on its border and proclaimed a state of alert throughout the armed forces. The accusation was made by the official
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    Accused ignored the warning of tomb maker, court told
    2141 8  -  BEN DAVIDSON By What those words on the headstone and tombstone say TRANSLATION into English of Chinese characters engraved on the headstone of the deceased TAN CHAY WA: TOMB of Martyr TAN CHAY WA, a Dis- trict Committee Member of the
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      1030 8 There are altogether 999 words in this England, unleashed the bottle of Dom Perignon Throughout the ship, there are paintings, In all probability, there's a greater variety advertisement. against the hull of the QE2 in 1967, the usually sculptures and designs by such famous artists as of entertainments and activities
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    Clearing the air on construction work
    578 9  -  STELLA DANKER Some parents object because they think job is dangerous By IBRAHIM DAWAMI, Richard Chong and Tan Ah Heng have only primary school education, but are earning salaries of almost $1,000 a month. They are in the construction trade and their parents know
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    POSB to sell yen, pound travellers cheques
    156 9 POSB to sell yen, pound travellers cheques The Post Office Savings Bank will be selling yen and pound sterling travellers cheques from next month. At present, it only sells US dollar travellers cheques issued by the Bank of America and Citicorp. The yen cheques, which will be issued by Sumitomo
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    Soccer player fined $500
    124 9 A SOCCER player who was ordered off the field for an infringement hurt a player from the other team after the match ended by giving him a flying kick. Yesterday, Salleh bin Sualiman, 22, pleaded guilty yesterday and was fined $500 for hurting Mr Masilamany s/o
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    Sri Lanka team here to drum up investors
    189 9 TWO top government officials from Sri Lanka are now in Singapore to encourage more local businessmen to invest in Sri Lanka. They are the executive secretary of Sri Lanka's Greater Colombo Economic Commission (GCEC), Mr D.H.N. Perera and the head of its
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    What big water users will pay
    68 9 Existiia Wtt* Rati tacreaae in Bate Category Block PUB Avtrtff of Consumers (cu. metre/Meat.) Tariff iacretee T~7 1 5.000 75 20 27 Non-Domestic Above 5.000 85 25 29 Water Processed for Sale Flat Rate 155 40 26 Shipping Flat Rate 155 40 26 Restaurants
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    Housewife charged with murder
    65 9 Housewife charged with murder A HOUSEWIFE was yesterday charged with the murder of her husband at a flat in Block 606, Ang Mo Kio, Avenue 5, on Sunday. No plea was taken from Yeo Wai Cheng, 37, who is alleged to have caused the death of Mr Quek Yong Cher
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    Improve system of appeals against development charge levies'
    344 9 Improve system of appeals against development charge levies' THE procedure through which appeals against development charge levies on property are heard came under fire on Saturday from valuers, lawyers and developers. They agreed with real estate valuer, Mr Goh Tiam Lock, speaking at a seminar at Hyatt Hotel on Current
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    Warehouse fire
    48 9 FIRE broke out in a warehouse storing paper products at 750, Upper Bukit Road, at 7.50 p.m. yesterday. The fire was put out by three fire-engines from Jurong and Bukit Timah fire stations at about 9 p.m. The cause of the fire has not been established.
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    Study of route for gas line's second phase
    251 10  -  RONNIE LIM B Kuala Trengganu, Mon MALAYSIA has decided to proceed with the route alignment study for the second phase of its peninsular gas pipeline. The study will cover, in one go, the pipeline running from Trengganu westwards to Port Klang and
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    Zoo's big day
    29 10 THE Gorilla Exhibit at the Singapore Zoological Gardens will be officially opened by Dr Charles Schroeder, Director Emeritus of the San Diego Zoo, on Nov 26.
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    The road to drugs starts in barren social landscapes
    891 10 6 AS we survey the millions upon al landscapes of disaster which permit millions of drug addicts the world them to breed. over, the question we should ask of the Perhaps, after all, drug abusers and drug addict as well as
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    Anti-drug drive in Asean next year
    184 10 ASEAN countries will launch an anti-drug campaign for the first time late next year to help combat drug abuse in the region. Details of the campaign will be worked out by a team of five narcotics experts from each of the five countries. Each
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    $80,000 for loss of a leg
    139 10 A FORMER district manager with an insurance company whose left leg had to be amputated below the knee following a traffic accident, yesterday accepted $80,000 in settlement in the High Court. Mr Thomas Kanniah, 56, who was earning about $2,500 a month, complained of
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    Keep an eye on valuables, police warn
    247 10 BE EXTRA careful with your belongings while in crowded places. The police gave this warning yesterday after a spate of thefts over the weekend. Police spokesman Assistant Superintendent Yeow Shang Ying said: "Women should hold on tightly to their handbags, especially in crowded
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    Sailors drank to death
    232 10 A GROUP of Russian sailors went into a Chinese medicine shop and bought a few bottles of alcohol spirits, meant specifically for external use. Several hours later, after a drinking session, one of them died on board their ship, another on arrival at a hospital while
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      Malaysian TV to air opera on monarchy
      281 11 Series will explain unique constitutional system KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. RADIO and Television Malaysia (RTM) is to run a television programme to explain to the people the nation's unique system of constitutional monarchy, the government has announced. Bernama in a report quoting the Information
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      Sultans may meet leaders again soon
      329 11 Sultans may meet leaders again soon KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia's hereditary sultans are expected to meet again soon with leaders of the country's top political party to try to resolve a constitutional deadlock over the role of the monarchy, party sources said today. A meeting yesterday between the nine sultans
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      Johor assemblyman: Tax will affect state
      132 11 JOHOR BARU, Mon. The $100 tax to be levied by the government on every lorry that leaves the country as from next year will affect the economy of Johore, a National Front politician said today. "This will be especially so in the case of
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      Bodybuilder goes home minus visa
      260 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Iran's "self -selected" representative to the Mr Universe contest to be held in Singapore this week, Mohammed Zat Parver, arrived here late yesterday on his way home after being refused entry into Singapore. Mr Parver, who was held by the immigration officials
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      Two breakaway CPM groups joining forces- minister
      233 11 Two breakaway CPM groups joining forces- minister KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Two breakaway factions of the banned Communist Party of Malaya (CPM), previously acting on their own, have joined forces in a campaign of aggression to create upheaval in Malaysia, a senior official said. The Deputy Home Affairs Minister, Mr Kassim
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      Sultan of Selangor wants ancient gun back
      157 11 Sultan of Selangor wants ancient gun back KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Sultan of Selangor has ordered that an ancient cannon found in the Sungai Selangor and presented to the Muzium Negara on Friday be immediately returned to the state government. The cannon, which was more than a hundred years old,
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      DAP chief sworn in as MP for Seremban
      124 11 DAP chief sworn in as MP for Seremban KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Dr Chen Man Hln was today sworn In as the MP for Seremban before Parliamentary Speaker Datuk Mohamed Zahlr Ismail. Dr Chen, the DAP national chairman, was returned to the Seremban constituency In last Saturday's by-election after he defeated
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    Poly places for tops in VITB
    270 12 Only best can apply for the technical or business diploma course STUDENTS who do very well in the Vocational and Industrial Training Board can apply for admission to the two polytechnics from next year. Those with relevant training will be considered for the full-time
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    Best can reflect schools' failure
    246 12 THE Best programme may score high in its aim to equip workers with basic literacy and numeracy skills, but its sheer size reflects the failure of our education system. Dr Sim Wong Kooi, director of the Institute of Education, said this when he opened the
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    Gum giants may take a bold line
    431 12  -  PAUL JACOB SAM RAN By and IF YOU chew gum, remember to read the small print on the Wrigley's wrappers. This leading gum manufacturer has always asked consumers to place their used gum in the foil wrapper. Now Wrigley's may use bolder print
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    419 checked during swoop
    131 12 BEACH Road and Queenstown police checked 419 people in the anti-crime sweep, Operation Sen jata, over the weekend. A man was arrested in Queenstown on Sunday for suspected illegal bookmaking activities. About 100 men from the Beach Road station checked bars and brothels along Geylang Road,
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    Stuck in a lift
    52 12 WHEN the Culture and Foreign Affairs Minister, Mr S. Dhanabalan, talked about the sticky problem of chewing gum, he must have had this in mind. This picture shows gum stuck onto the buttons of a lift by some vandals, making it difficult for others to press
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    Man charged with having two guns
    97 12 A MAN, Goo Ah Lik, alias Goo Kee Huat, was yesterday charged with unlawful possession of two guns on Saturday at a flat in Block 418, Ang Mo Kio, Avenue 10. No plea was taken from Goo, 44, who ia accused of having a
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  • In brief
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      Boy, 12, had heroin
      91 12 A 12- YEAR-OLD boy was searched by Customs officer and a newspaper packet containing 17 plastic packets of heroin was found hidden in his under wear, a juvenile court heard yesterday. The boy pleaded guilty yesterday to trafficking in 14.62 g of her- oin at the
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      Filipina and son fined
      119 12 A FILIPINA who called herself "Nina" was yesterday fined $3,000 for managing a hotel room as a place of assignation while her son was fined the same amount for assisting her. Madeleine S. Mattingly Manuela, 50, and Hector S. Karaan, 27, pleaded guilty to their respective
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      Youth kept explosives
      77 12 A DELIVERY boy picked up a smoke grenade and a thunderflash from the beach off West Coast Road and kept them in a hut next to his home in Zehnder Road, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. Maswan bin Mo- hamed, 20, now jobless, yesterday pleaded guilty to
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      Contest date extended
      85 12 SINGAPORE'S first road safety song-writing contest has received poor response and the deadline for submission of entries has been extended a third time to Dec 31. Only 37 entries were received by the National Safety Council de- spite a deadline that has been moved twice from June
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      Navy exercise at jetty
      65 12 THE Republic of Singapore Navy will conduct a naval exercise at the Bedok Jetty and its adjacent area from 8 a.m. on Thursday to 5 p.m. the following Wednesday. During this one-week exercise, the Bedok jetty area and Car Park A will be closed to the
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      New $10.8 m school
      69 12 THE Public Works Department yesterday officially handed over the newly-completed Geylang Methodist Secondary School to the Education Ministry. Located at Aljunied Road and Geylang East Central, the $10.8 mil- lion school has 28 classrooms, two audio-visual rooms, laboratories, rooms for art and craft, music, language, and
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    Four songwriters receive royalties
    190 12 FOUR local songwriters received royalty payments from the Performing Right Society yesterday. This was the first time that local songwriters had been paid by the society. They were Mr Mohamed Nasir, Mr Haron Abdulmajid, Mr Alphonso Soosay and Mr E.F.Kamaludin. They received royalties ranging from $200
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    'Protect foreign workers from bad hats'
    283 12 EMPLOYERS of foreign workers in Singapore were last night called on to keep their staff away from undesirable activities. Making the point to building contractors, the Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Defence), Mr Phua Bah Lee, said that as most of these foreign workers were young
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    The Straits Times says A change for the worse
    485 16 The Straits Times says A change for the worse HOW right Mr Helmut Schmidt was when he noted that "the ship is leaving the pilot" after his party, the Social Democrats (SPD), voted against the deployment of American medium-range missiles in West Germany. Under Mr Schmidt's leadership, the SPD had
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  • Commonwealth Summit 1983
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      Let's get away from it ail and talk it over
      799 16  -  LEE KIM CHEW P. N. BALJI THE sunny beaches off Goa (left) or the traffic-clogged roads of New Delhi (right)? The choice is obvious. And not just for the holiday maker. The 44 Commonwealth leaders who are in India for
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  • Issues they will talk about
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      All will be speaking up for freer trade
      412 16 Economic THREE major economic issues protectionism, the North-South dialogue and reform of the world monetary system will be discussed. To be sure, all countries will speak up for freer trade. Anything protectionist beyond one's own national frontiers will, of course, be criticised.
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      Student mobility and educational exchanges
      277 16 Co-operation ONE down-to-earth subject to be raised concerns education.. In 1979, Britain decided to increase tuition fees by 40 per cent a year for foreign students. But Singapore students are not too badly hit. If the Singaipore student in Britain is on government scholarship, his
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      Small islands in the spotlight again
      681 16 Political AT THE Melbourne summit in 1981, it was treated like a drop in the ocean. All that the issue small islands and other specially disadvantaged member countries got was sub-topic treatment in an agenda crowded with global trends and prospects, world economic overview,
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      Action aimed at restoring sense of security
      1358 17 Police reply to readers 9 letters on Operation Senjata lilllSlflll a'Saaaaaaafl ««*SaB«KK«.I«fMSIiIII ■aaaaaaaaaawaHßaaai iaaaaaaaaaa:F4^k_ laaaaaagaaaiaw^B liHiiA AT W^ AW Vaaaaaaa* AT -«a««acaaaaa« iif|Kiiiiititiiiii %mi_W f~* ®aaaaaai AW 1 r I TY-CA AT Vs I 111 IC gaHaaaaaaaiiMiaaael* laaaaaasM pwf __> laaaaaaaaaiisrfyi VC 1
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      Throwing human dignity into the mud
      220 17 Throwing human dignity into the mud I READ with utter distaste the article "Ready, set, goo!" (ST, Nov 11), which publicised a local "country and western" club that holds mud- wrestling sessions on Saturday nights. It is indeed disgusting to learn of Singaporeans applauding such disgraceful acts in the name
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      The amount is small, but issue is not
      303 17 The amount is small, but issue is not SINGAPORE'S attractions as a financial centre have persuaded many people, particularly Asians like me, to hold our money in your banks. It is all the more regrettable, therefore, that a Singapore bank, offering a United States dollar account, should return to the
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      Are they licensed?
      59 17 MORE people are offering cooked dinners for as little as $3 for three dishes and one soup. They simply drop pieces of paper stating the cost and contact telephone numbers into letter boxes. Could the Ministry of Health ensure that these people are healthy and are licensed
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        Direct link wanted
        60 17 MANY people travel regularly between Ang Mo Kio and the World Trade Centre. The former is a big housing estate and the WTC is a major exhibition centre. I appeal to the Singapore Bus Service to consider implementing a direct bus service between the two points. Otherwise,
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        Extend service
        60 17 MANY people work in the Tuas area, especially in Avenue 3. There is no bus service in this area. The workers have to alight from Service 175 buses on the main road and walk to their places of work. Could the Singapore Bus Service extend Service 175 for
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        More will use it if...
        62 17 DURING the morning peak hours, Service 196 buses are quite empty whereas those on Scheme B Service 2 are always full. This is because Service 2 travels to Robinson Road and further. More people will use Service 196 if it plies to Finlayson Green, turning
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      652 18  - Indonesia plans masive export of workers KENNETH WHITING By in Jakarta INDONESIA hopes to increase the export of its workers to earn hard currency abroad and ease unemployment at home. Two million people are already unemployed or underemployed in this country of 150 million, and another two million job seekers
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      Third World's health crisis appears to be deepening
      856 18  -  JASPER BECKER By in Geneva WHO and the impossible dream THE prospects of reaching everyone with basic health care remain very slim indeed None of the worst communicable diseases malaria, tuberculosis, leprosy, river blindness, bilharzia, trachoma and sleeping sickness are close to
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        Rubber exports fall
        89 19 EXPORTS of rubber of all types from Singapore fell in September to 74,875 tonnes from 85,654 tonnes in August and compared with 82,540 tonnes in September last year. Figures from the Statistics Department show that imports of rubber into Singapore also dropped in September to 52,935 tonnes
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        Trade surplus shrinks
        76 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The trade surplus of the East Malaysian state of Sarawak narrowed to M5283.24 million in August from $352.28 million in July, but was wider than the $29.93 million surplus in August 1982. Malaysia's Statistics Department said August exports fell to $519.15 million from $552.08
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        Seeking membership
        83 19 BANGKOK, Mon. Australia has announced that it would become the seventh country to join the Association of Tin Producing Countries. Manasapas Xuto, director general of the Thai Foreign Ministry's economic department, said nodate has been set for Australia to sign the ATPC formation agreement. Its entry would raise
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        Stronger retail sales
        76 19 LONDON, Mon. Stronger retail sales in Britain are causing more widespread increases in wholesale sales volume. A Confederation of British Industry/Financial Times survey shows that the wholesale increases include suppliers of industrial as well as retail customers. The survey was based on replies from 678 companies in
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        Industrial output up
        91 19 TOKYO, Mon. Japanese industrial production in the July-September period rose to a record high, helped by brisk exports, hot weather and other factors. The International Trade and Industry Ministry said the adjusted industrial production index (base 1980) rose 3.3 per cent in the quarter to a record
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        Second free trade zone
        85 19 COLOMBO, Mon. Sri Lankan President Junius Jayewardene has launched ground clearing work for the island's second free trade zone by the Kelani River at Biyagama. The site will accommodate mainly heavy industries which need plenty of water. Officials said foreign investors will be offered incentives to
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        Trade deficit narrows
        73 19 NEW DELHI, Mon. India's trade deficit narrowed to 12.81 billion rupees (552.6 billion) in April/September this year from 18.58 billion in the same 1982 period. Deputy Commerce Minister P A Sangma said exports and imports totalled 27.39 billion rupees and 40.20 billion in the first six months
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        Nissan in Mexico
        97 19 TOKYO, Mon. Nissan Motor Co has decided to begin production of its Sunny model of cars in Mexico in January, with sales of the subcompacts to start in March. The No 2 carmaker in Japan said its 1,500-cc front-engine, front-wheel drive Sunny cars are to be produced
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      Citicorp Overseas Finance issuing US$100m bond
      288 19 CITICORP Overseas Finance Corporation NV is issuing a US$lOO million bond which is being leadmanaged by Daiwa Securities Co Ltd. It is one of the largest borrowings in the Asian dollar market and will add significantly to the growth of that market, said DBS-Daiwa
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      Ending overfunding should ease UK interest rates
      265 19 LONDON, Mon. The British authorities could set the stage for lower interest rates if they ceased using heavy sales of government bonds to finance the public sector borrowing requirement, the London Business School said. In the first issue of its Financial Outlook, editor
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      Bonn surplus expected to rise
      219 19 MUNICH, Mon. West Germany's current account surplus is likely to rise to an estimated 13.5 billion marks next year, the IFO Economic Research Institute said. It forecast the surplus this year at 9.5 billion marks after 8.6 billion in 1982. Next year's increase is expected
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      Fall in personal computer stocks
      822 19 NEW YORK, Mon. For investors in personal computer stocks, Oct 18 is now referred to as "black Tuesday". That was the day when IBM announced two powerful new microcomputers one that could be linked to IBM mainframes, and another with a multiple-function screen Oct 18
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      Seagate to assemble Winchester disk drive
      456 19 SEAGATE Technology Singapore Pte Ltd will start assembling the entire Winchester disk drive used in personal computers, word processors and terminals locally next month. The American subsidiary has pumped in $20 million to start the new assembly line, spanning more than 9,000 sq metres
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      August trade surplus of M$2l4m for KL
      317 19 MALAYSIA recorded a trade surplus of M5214.2 million in August this year, a healthy turnaround from the $234 million deficit in the same month last year. Exports in August totalled $2,958 million compared with $2,396.4 million during the corresponding period last year. Imports
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      BMT's profits up 8.7pc to $512,000
      179 19 BMT's profits up 8.7pc to $512,000 BRITISH and Malayan Trustees Ltd (BMT) has recorded an 8.7 per cent rise in pre-tax profits to $511,986, for the year ended June 30, 1983. Turnover increased to $943,258 from $858,122 before. After a tax provision of $180,032 ($179,547 previously), post- tax profits before
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      Tuan Sing's offer sparks off debate
      1014 22 TUAN Sing Holdings' $105 million takeover offer for SPP Ltd, announced last week, has created a stir in the stockbroking and financial community which is amazed by Tuan Sing's lightning move. The company itself only made a comeback to the stock market less than
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      Council to decide on renegotiation of rubber accord
      312 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The International Natural Rubber Organisation (Inro) council said it will decide whether to renegotiate the International Natural Rubber Agreement (Inra) at its next session in May. The council made the statement after a threeday meeting. It discounted the possibility
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      Australia could replace HK
      133 22 CANBERRA, Mon. Australia could become the financial centre of the Far East as doubt increases over the future status of Hongkong. Don Howard, the opposition Liberal Party's financial spokesman, said Australia has an opportunity to establish itself as a major financial centre if the government "makes
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      Siang Hock Corporation plans to double fleet
      596 22 A FAMILY business became South-east Asia's largest commercial vehicle rental company when it recently bought over the Avis truck rental franchise. Siang Hock Corporation is, however, not content with its enlarged fleet of 350 commercial vehicles. It plans to double the fleet size
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      China expects 5pc rise in coal output
      176 22 BEIJING, Mon. China expects to produce 700 million tonnes of coal this year, up by 5 per cent from 1982, the official Xinhua News Agency reported. Xinhua said the 700 million tonnes would already have matched the target set for 1985 in the
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      Rise in US contribution to IMF triggers off more aid
      339 22 WASHINGTON, Mon. Congressional approval last week of an US$B.5 billion (SslB.l billion) increase for the International Monetary Fund is expected to spark off similar billion-dollar contributions from other major industrialised countries. The new boost in resources will allow the fund,
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      Fima earnings up by 33pc
      248 22 FIMA Metal Box Bhd (FMBB) has achieved significantly better profits with the start of its manufacture of beverage cans. Its results for the six months ended Sep 31, 1 1983. show that unaudited E re-tax profits rose by a efty 33.4 per cent to Mss.l
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    • Market Highlights
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        Share prices end narrowly mixed
        330 19 SINGAPORE: The stock market closed narrowly mixed on selective buying support and some selling on nervousness yesterday following the deadlock in negotiations for a settlement of the Malaysian Constitutional Amendment Bill issue. Price changes were mostly small with Malaysian-based stocks generally lower. The Straits Times
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        SCOREBOARD
        31 19 Up Down Unch Industrials 31 52 23 Finance 8 6 7 Hotels 3 3 5 Properties 15 5 Plantations 3 6 5 Mining 2 3 0 Deb/Loans 4 3 3
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          53 19 Temerloh 625 +25 Ambassador 870 +20 I'OF 314 +14 Kentucky Spore 498 +12 U O I 344+12 Semb Shipyard 230 +12 S Finance 302 +11 M T C 78t 590 +10 Metro HIdgs 535 +10 Keppel Ship 350 +10 Textile Corp 312 +10 Hwa Hong 180 +9 S Steamship
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          Falls
          46 19 Kamunting 50* 690 -30 U M Flour 730 -20 Chem Ind 304 -20 Lien Hoe 795 -15 Hume M 565 -15 O C B C 1080 -10 M Banking 920 -10 Hong Leong Ind 750 -10 Sel Properties 585 -10 K G Hldgs 235 -8
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          44 19 Nov 18 Nov 21 BT Composite: 906.58 904.90 BT Indicator: *****87 *****21 ST Industrials: 954.94 955.88 ST Finance: 2700.33 2702.92 ST Hovels: 944.05 945.92 ST Properties: 693.27 690.90 ST Minings: 247.77 246.96 ST Plantations: 1521.25 1522.17 OCBC: 791.92 787.33 SES Ind: 721.97 722.50
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          Most Active
          21 19 NOL Warrants 705,000 Haw Par 519,000 Cerebos 344,000 UIC 292,000 Pahang Cons 280,000 Total turnover: 8.72m Total value: $23.71m
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        ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
        73 19 Boustead Bhd -2 C C CCM Cold Storage Dunlop Ind Esso F N -5 Gentlngs Guinness 2 Haw Par -2 Inchcape Bhd 2 Keppel +10 MTC +10 Multi-Purpose -1 NBT -3 Nat Iron +5 PMC +5 Pan Elec -2 Perils Plant Prima Prompt -2 Robinson's +2
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        Singapore closing prices
        2910 20 All shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN Is traded m lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m dollars. Gr'a Net 1983 Last Div P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale tor- ('000)
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        1854 20 BUSINESS DONE -KUALA LUMPUR 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 tflnomo to (4.005) Alcorn (2.988 3.005) (4) 3.00 (1) 3.02
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        539 20 SHARE prices on the Singapore stock market closed mixed in subdued trading yesterday. The Straits Times Industrial Index edged up 0.94 point to 955.58 at the final bell. However, the all-sector Business Times Composite Index fell 1.68 points to 904.90. Falls outnumbered gains by 78 to
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        34 20 Up Down Unch Industrials 18 67 23 Finance 2 7 2 Hotels 110 Properties 0 7 2 Oil Palms 2 4 2 Tins 17 4 Rubbers 3 9 4 Deb/Loans 0 12
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        2599 20 BUSINESS DONE -SINGAPORE BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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        370 20 SHARE prices on the Kuala Lumpur stock market finished slightly easier yesterday as investors expressed mixed feelings about the outcome of the meeting between Umno and the Malay rulers. Total turnover fell to only 4.8 million units valued at M515.723 million against last Friday's 6.17 million units
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        172 20 Managers' prices for Nov 22 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST The Commerce 3.37 3.58 The Savings Fund 1.94 2.06 S'pore Prog Fund 1.46 1.55 S'pore Sec. Fund 2.19 2.32 S'pore Invest Fund 1.14 1.21 S'pore Equity Fund 1.49 1.58 ASIA UNIT TRUST Mai Invest Fund 2.81 2.98 Mai Prog Fund
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          375 21 THE BOOM in industrial equities gathered pace but mining stocks lagged in moderate trading on Australian share markets yesterday. Near the close the AU-Ordi-naries Index was 3.2 points higher at 718.1. Turnover was A534.26 million including $4.11 million in offmarket business. Cents INDUSTRIALS A C I 186 +3 A
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          440 21 SHARE prices yesterday closed higher but trading was thin in the absence of fresh factors. The market average rose a provisional 21.95 to close at 9,409.78 after a 1.15 gain on Saturday. The market was supported by small-lot buying in shares expected to enjoy good business performance while selling
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          242 21 HK* Associated Hotels 1.12N unch Bank Of East Asia 19.90 -05 Carrlan Invest susp Cheung Kong 6.80 -0.35 China Light 13.70 -0.6 Cross Harb Tunnel 10.00 +0.2 F E Consortium 0.53 -0.03 Far East Exch Phllex 0.090 unch G I Cement 10.30N unch Great Eagle Hang Lung Hang Seng
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          128 21 Bahts Aokham Thai Asia Fibre Ayuthaya Inv. And Trust 128 +1 Bangkok Bank 256 +2 Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd Bata Shoe Berll Jucker 421 unch Charoong Thai Wire Firestone First Trust 63.75 +1 Goodyear Industrial Finance Corp 147 unch Jalaprathan Cement... 151 +1 Maboonkhrong 95 -0.5 Metal Box 13
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          644 21 SHARE prices opened mixed in quiet trading yesterday. Banks were firm with Royal Bank of Scotland up 5p at 153 on speculation of a possible bid. In insurances, General Accident gained 5p at 443 and Pearl Assurance rose 3p to 732. Government bonds were about t point higher in
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          51 21 H.K.HANG SENG Monday 837.18 Friday 866.49 Week Ago 856.01 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Monday 933.5 Friday 927.2 Week Ago 913.4 ALL ORDINARIES Monday 718.1 Friday 714.9 Week Ago 710.8 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 721.4 Thursday 721.8 Week Ago 725.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 1251.02 Thursday 1254.67 Week Ago 1250
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          92 21 Pesos 1Acoje Mining Anglo Phil TV—. Ap£x Mining B 0.011 +***** Atlas Con. B 42.50 -0.5 Bagulo Gold 0.001 unch Basic Petroleum 0.007 -0.001 Benguet Con B 114 u ch CDCP 52 +5148 First Phil Hldgs 350 0-2 Lepanto B 0.9 +0.8075 Marlnduque B 7 unch Marsteel Oriental B
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          104 21 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday fell seven cents to M$30.24 a kilo, within the ITA lower range of M$29.15 and M$32.06. The overall firmer morning tone stemmed from a combination of short-covering, chart buying, stop-loss operations and support on behalf of the ITC buffer stock manager. A
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          122 21 1'KOIH K Exchange, Singapore, noon dosing prices per IN kg yesterday: Coconut oil: Bulk fob $159.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum fob $172.00 sellers, new drum fob $176.00 sellers Copra: Mixed (loose) $90 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $640.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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          480 21 THE RUBBER market in Singapore yesterday closed slightly lower with December One RSS buyers quoted at 235.25 cents per kilo, down half a cent from last Friday's close In Kuala Lumpur, the rubber market yesterday closed lower at 260.00 cents per kilo for December One RSS buyers, down 1.25
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          CLOSING PRICES
          30 21 Rubber: Nov 21 Singapore: December: 235.25 (down 0.50 cent) Malaysia: December: 260.00 cents (down 1.25 cents) Tin: M$30.24 per kilo (down seven cents) 135 tonnes (up 49 tonnes)
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          144 21 rHE kilobar market for gold deliv?rable in Singapore yesterday ipened at S$25,876 and closed at 5$25,730. The London morning gold fix was US$374.75 an ounce yesterday. Frl Thurs Melbourne(l) 407.83B 405.40B 411.95S 409.50S New York 375.00B 377.00B 376.00S 378.00S London 375.50B 375.00B 376.00S 375.50S Zurich 374.00B 375.00B 377.00S 378.00S
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          158 21 ["HE Malaysian crude palm oil marcet yesterday closed higher on speculative interest and covering support following an Indian STC >urchase of 22,000 tonnes palm olein it its tender last week. Malaysian palm oil closing: (Prices in M$ per tonne local elivery /crude, bulk): Nov 1290/1300 ba 1290 1295
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          578 21 THE US dollar yesterday opened at SJ2.1325 35 against the Singapore dollar and closed at $2.1330 40. Trading was thin. The US dollar also firmed against major currencies in expectation of firmer US interest rates. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at 2.7045/55 and was traded firmer
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          49 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Nov 21: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 2 3 Closing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 2% 2Vi 3-month Bank bills 711/16 7 9/16 3 months CD 7 5/16 7 3/16 6 months CD 7 5/16 7 3/16 Source: National Discount Co.
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          35 21 3 pm interbank rates lor Singapore dollars on Nov 21: Offer Bid Overnight 7'/< 7 1 month 75/16 73/16 2 months 7 5/16 73/16 3 months 7 5/16 7 3/16 Overnight mode 7%
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          29 21 I THE average rate at which major Singapore I I banks are currently prepared to lend to their I V best customers is 8.96 per cent.
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      622 24 60 Business 60 Business Opportunities Opportunities isetan smgapore-tokyo STAFF CANTEEN (Available Immediately) Experienced Canteen Operators are invited to apply for the STAFF CANTEEN at ISETAN KATONG in Parkway Parade. Operator must be experienced Cook and able to provide Chinese Western and Muslim food for approximately 400 staff. Operation Hours will
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      184 24 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional/ Executive 00^-0. ids CHARTERED INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE PTE LTD A member of I Singapore Technology E Corporation Our Child Development Centre E 3 requires jj KINDERGARTEN TEACHER Trained kindergarten teacher from the English stream I with Chinese as 2nd I language Some kindergarten I teaching
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      811 24 lon TODAY I tfte 410 mwnfm Job ■JUI Opportunities are advertised in 3 this section __w~j>y-_^--^^^^_Af(W{f^ y 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional/ Executive Fast Expanding Exhibitions Organiser requires: 1) MARKETING MANAGER 2) MARKETING EXECUTIVES 3) RESEARCH EXECUTIVE Only candidates with relevant experience and dynamic personality with initiative need apply. Write
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      631 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical e) Secretarial/Clerical An expanding International company looking for 1) ADMINISTRATION/SALES COORDINATOR e GCE "A" Level e LCCI Intermediate Bookkeeping preferable Able to type e Knowledge of shipping procedures, and letters of credit will be an advantage I Minimum 26 years old. 2)
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      276 24 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical RESTAURANT WENDCO ORCHARD PTE LTD requires PAYROLL cum ACCOUNTS CLERK Requirements Preferably some experience in payroll. Knowledge of Accounts, e 'O'or 'A' level. Good starting salary and benefits given. Interested applicants please contact MRS. CHAN at 5001, Beach Road *07-16 Golden Mile Complex Singapore 0719
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      446 24 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical An Established Company in Japan, opening a new branch in Singapore requires AN ACCOUNTS CLERK Requirements: e OCEO' level. e Minimum LCCI Book-keep-ing. Intermediate Level, e Typing speed 35 -40 wpm. e Minimum 1 year working experience In accounting, e Salary will commensurate with experience.
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      584 24 66 Situations Vacant i e) Secretarial/Clerical MALE CLERK An established company in Bukit Timah area invites applicants to fill in the above mentioned post. Requirements e Age below 30 years. Knowledge of bookkeeping preferable but not essential. e Holder of GCE 'O' level certificate, e Able to converse ln Mandarin,
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      493 24 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical Established Shipping A Construction Company in Pandan Road urgently requires ACCOUNTS SUPERVISOR/ ASSISTANT Salary range $500 $850 depending on experience. e GCE 'A' or 'O' level, e LCCI Higher Accounting, e Age below 25. e Minimum 2 years relevant experience. Interested applicants please write in
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      647 25 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical ADMINISTRATIVE SALES ASSISTANT .7 K <)' with mm 1 year experience. I yplng. telex advantageous Pleasant personality e Able to work independently e Liking for furnishings fabrics Interested applicants come personally to: ROSONNE MARKETING AGENCY PTE LTD 05-121. Far East Plaza 14 Scotts Rd, 5(0922)
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      778 25 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical Legal Firm requires TELEPHONE OPERATOR CUM TYPIST Please apply to: The Advertiser Bras Basah P.O. Box 115 Singapore 9118 (Envelope Mark YBS') Required GENERAL CLERK/TYPIST Interested please apply in writing with full personal resume and expected salary lo:BLK 1003, ALJUNIED AVE 5 -01-41 SINGAPORE 1438
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      586 25 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical ACCOUNTS CLERK WANTED by established travel agent. Preferably with experience. Please apply with full particulars to: 100, Beach Road, Shaw Towers, -17-07, Singapore 0718. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS REQUIRE experienced Audit Assistants/ Accounts Clerks. Please apply with full particulars and telephone number to: 10 Jalan Besar, -12-11,
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      589 25 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical FEMALE OFFICE CLERK required Experience not necessary. Able to type. Interested tel: *****15/ *****46 Mr. Tan. JUNIOR GENERAL CLERK wanted to do general office work. Experience not required. Call *****98. JUNIOR CLERK WITH or without experience required. Preferably residing in Ang Mo Kio. Please call
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      1074 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant f) Sales f) Sales M An expanding company with operation in 3 countries due to rearrangement in our 2 division is looking for 2 hardworking and honest sales persons to eventually look after our local GASKET, PACKINGS ASBESTOS PRODUCTS division with over 150 existing
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      761 25 66 Situations Vacant f) Sales HEARD OF LEISURE WORK? We require FEMALE PART-TIME SALES PROMOTERS for an exclusive product Turn your leisure time into money-making time. Call us to show you how. If you are available for immediate employment, young and energetic, we care to provide you with: SALARY COMMISSION
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      694 25 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales OFFICE RENOVATION COMPANY requires Sales Representative with experience in similar capacity. Interested please write with full resume and salary expected to: The Advertiser, 1031 Eunos Avenue 6, -01-67. Singapore 1440 MENARD COSMETIC REQUIRES Full Part-time Beauty Advisors. Free courses in facial make-up plus free gifts.
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      658 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical 7 5. S WANG CUSTOMER ENGINEER If you possess a degree in Engineering or a diploma in Electronics and is on the look-out for a more challenging job, we invite you to join our Customer Engineering Team to compliment and
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      591 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical Established Construction Firm requires CIVIL ENGINEER e Degree In Civil Kngineering or equivalent, e Minimum 3 years' working experience. QUANTITY SURVEYOR e Diploma in Building. Minimum 2 years' working experience. Interested applicants, please write in with full personal particulars stating
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      526 26 PACTA UNITED CONSTRUCTION PTE LTD has immediate vacancy for: JUNIOR SUPERINTENDENT e Aggressive young man with 1 year experience in construction field e Willing to learn new methods, speaks Chinese/ English and Malay e Must possess a valid Class 3 licence Interested applicants, please call in person with resume to:
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      507 26 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Steal Manufacturing Company urgently requires: SITE FOREMAN Preferably with few years experience in construction site Interested, pleaae call JAMES TAY NAM LEE INDUSTRIES PTE LTD Lot A, 3728 Senofco Drive Senoko Industrial Estate Singapore 2775 Tel:- *****88. ENGINEERING FIRM REQUIRES 2 Welding Inspectors. Must be
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      376 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production PHILIPS FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Starting pay $381 5-Day Week (Bam 5.45pm) Many benefits M l_ 5 days marriage leave class A_^^M^^ hospitalisation Fast promotion Service *BP^^^% awards e Philips products at special price »And many more We have immediate vacancies
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      613 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production M FEMALE p m PRODUCTION OPERATORS up to $350 plus I $200 bonus after 6 months We often M Good starting salary A Pay increase every 3 months 5-day week I No shift duty I I Attendance allowance $15 M
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      432 26 66 Situations Vacant h) Production Expanding printed circuit board factory manufacturing both tingle aide and double aide requires 1) PRINTERS 2) ARTWORK PERSONNEL 3) QC OPERATORS 4) ELECTRO-PLATERS Interested applicants, please call at: BLK 5051, ANG MO KIO INDUSTRIAL PARK 2 #01-1047-1051 v SINGAPORE 2056. PRODUCTION OPERATORS I e Starting
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      669 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous P N Keppel Shipyard Limited fe requires I mmmmMM^MMMAMMMMMMMMA Completed primary six education Good physique and eyesight Be prepared to work shift duties The consolidated salary ranges for the I appointment are as follows Grade 2 $375 5600 Grade 3
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      376 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous A marine Company requires: I Possess a valid Class 3 driving licence I Above 30 years old I Please call Florence/Yaty at tel. I no. *****77 ext. 279/131 to I arrange for an interview. SINGAPORE LIMITED Applications are invited for
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      216 27 e Minimum Sec. 3 preferably with Mathematical knowledge Able to communicate in simple English e Singaporeans.but Malaysians also welcome No experience required and training will be provided Candidates with related experience will be paid at a higher rate e Room for advancement Shift work on rotation e LCC Intermediate e
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      560 27 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous PENTEX ISCHWEIZER I CIRCUITS I I PTE LTD j requires I 1) Maintenance g < Technician I Male aged above 20 f Diploma in Electrical g (or Electronic I Engineering I Completed full-time N.S. a t Experience preferred I (but not essential 2) Silk Screen
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      415 27 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous _m I it Ii R< >{ II YGYDfDGfcial requires TELEPHONE OPERATOR (FEMALE) Experience ln handling PABX Switchboard Good spoken English with pleasant voice Knowledge of Mandarin will be an advantage Gross salary $440 p.m. AIR-CON MECHANICS Experience in repairing of alrcondltioning units Salary negotiable depending on
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      640 27 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous .'•"Vl JMarie Chantale MARIE CHANTALE CAKE AND COFFEE HOUSE Our Restaurant at Daimaru Departmental Store requires: A) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES e Must have at least Secondary 2 educational level. Experience in similar capacity will be an advantage. e Training will be provided. B) PANTRY STAFF e
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      404 27 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous r SINGAPORE ISLAND COUNTRY CLUB requires 1) SENIOR BARTENDER 2) WAITERS WAITRESSES for Chinese Restaurant Attractive Salary Incentive Free Meals Uniforms Medica 1 Benefits Paid Annual Leave AWS Pleasant happy working environment Preferably with working experience in established Chinese Restaurant. Must be able to read
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      371 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous S <7,-,7 S.S-.H 7 ■•■■,<«.>' 7 7,.. „.7,.-, TAIMGS We have immediate vacancies for the following positions: A) WAREHOUSEMAN IV Physically fit and wellbuilt e Completed or exempted from N.S. e Able to speak and read simple English B) PRICE-MARKER e Age 16 and above
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      576 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous DELIVERY DRIVER Class 3 driving licence Able to understand simple English At least 3 years driving experience Interested please call personally at: The Personnel Dept. HONG LEONG GAS CYLINDERS PTE LTD 17 Wan Shih Road Jurong, S'pore 2262 Or tel: *****55 for appointment. (SBS no.
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      509 27 66 Situations Vacant I mmm mm j 1) Miscellaneous A leading marketing organisation requires: PERSONAL DRIVER Must be able to speak simple English. Age 26 and above Benefits: Attractive salary, overtime pay and oonus, medical and hospitalisation benefits, free holiday incentive, friendly working environment. Please call in personally for interview
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      597 27 66 Situations Vacant i ——mmm—mm———t —w—m—m—mmm——- I I) Miscellaneous CAPUCCINO PTE LTD requlres:-FULL-TIME WAITERS/ WAITRESSES Interested applicants please call personally at> 68, ORCHARD ROAD 02-01, PLAZA SINGAPURA SINGAPORE 0923 Between 2.30pm and 4.30pm Crystal Court Restaurant urgently requires 1. COUNTER CASHIERS 2. BARTENDER Interested applicants please come personally for an
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      601 28 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous CLEANERS (MALE) REQUIRED urgently for floor polishing, window cleaning, carpet steam clean and general cleaning duties. Age 19 and above. Ring: *****51/ *****92 for Immediate employment. DELIVERY, DESPATCH CLERK. Must have secondary education. Class 2 and 3 licence and own motorcycle Able to start work
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      643 28 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous IMMEDIATE VACANCIES FOR Security Guards. 12 hours shift) at Teban Garden. Minimum salary $580. «05-29/30, Colombo Court, Tel: *****95. STUDENTS WITH TYPING ability required. Call *****41. 51 Kampong Bugts Road, #06-07 Singapore Johore Building. Singapore 1233. VACANCIES FOR SECURITY Guards. Incentives will be given to
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      1290 28 TBI (n\ fl\ Tffl This classic TR4 with a steel tank, a \-\l\ I /AY JUI compet.t.on clutch and many other ULJ \Z/U UC f accessories is tor sale at classification 76k. ___\\W\WW\\\___^%~ __c Iww >j^^H FREEH! A Full Tank Petrol unlimited mileage, cassette and aircon. CHEAPEST $30 per day,
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      1446 28 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun/Nlssan c) Datsun/Nlssan WjjHHaa zziow Downpayment— Us Authorised NISSAN Dealer: DfTl DELIA MOTOR (HI J LID (A member of Ruby Group) Main Office/Showroom:- East Coast Branch: 150/152 MacKenzie Road Paramount Shopping Centre Tel: *****55 Tel: *****55 WELL KEPT ALMOST 1978 Datsun
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      570 28 76 Vehicles For Sale t) Honda $20,900 HONDA ACCORD (28-12--79). Ist owner (executive). Seldom Used. Highest offer before noon secures *****33. 78 HONDA CIVIC 3-door. Aircond, sports rims, cassette, tip top condition. Selling $12,800. Tel: *****15. '80 BLACK PRELUDE 1602 cc. with PARF. Excellent condition, road tax expires March '84.
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      1433 28 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes h) Mercedes This oil is specially m m^^> m^ l 'jM^^~\% m f, engine against £"^fti corrosion, wear and the I -W^^^^^^t """""v'.mmmMM DIRECTOR'S 1974 MERCEDES Benz 230.6 Automatic. Self-drive. Company registration. Done below 60,000 miles. Power steer- i ing.
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      885 28 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi 1961 COLT SIGMA Stationwagon. One private owner, aircond., $20,000 Loan $16,500. Tel: *****90 77 AUG. CELESTE 1600 Alrcond, radio cassette, tax/insurance till 1984. Nice number. *****33 David. '80 LANCER SL Tip top condition. New sports rims, aircond, $19,400 0.n.0. Contact *****05 j) Toyota 1980
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      964 29 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale jy Others k) Others k) Others A\\ I _L_ Uu Mv3h^^^Tfty^pf m*__ 6860 D A H MOTORWAYS PTE LTD. No. 7, Chang Charn Road. (OH Leng Koe/Hoy Fatt Road.) S'pore 0315 Tel: *****82/3. 1982 Toyota Carina 1600 5
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      361 29 RENAULG FUEGO GTX 2 litre. 1982 August. Good condition $39,000 Contact Soh, *****50. SEPT. 1982, SUBARU 1800 GLF. 1 owner. Highest offer secures. Call *****46 ext. 223. SINGLE DIGIT NUMBER for sale. Also newly modified Jaguar 2.8. Please ring: Coreen, 737-0345. SUBARU NG KEONG Car Traders Pte. Ltd. For more
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      829 29 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 1) Commercial Vehicles l) Commercial Vehicles l) Commercial Vehicles 1) Commercial Vehicles l) Commercial Vehicles The new Mitsubishi L3OO Van. Outstanding in any company. The best-selling van with more attractive
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      415 29 LEE ENG FOO BROTHERS MOTOR PTE. LTD. 391, Balestier Road (1232) Tel: *****26 (3 lines) 1983 Ford Trader diesel 14' steel 1982 Mazda T3OOO diesel 14' steel Datsun 1600 pick-up steel Datsun 120Y van aircond Datsun C2O stationwagon Mit. L3OO van Daihatsu 550 stationwagon 1981 Suzuki 800 van 5 doors
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      491 29 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Motor Cycles/ Scooters 1977 SUZUKI T***** Scrambler, cash $190. 1976 Honda C8360, metallic green, cash $190. *****62 James 1981 KAWASAKI GTO 1 owner, selling cash $790. 1979 Suzuki PE2SO. good condition, cash $420 *****67. LTD 400 KAWASAKI 1981 Interested please call: *****01 for negotiation. SEPT
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      582 29 77 Vehicles Wanted WANTED ANY MAKE of Japanese vehicles PARF/ Non PARF welcome. Tel: *****55/ 6 WE CAN PAY the highest price for any model of your used car. Tel: *****29/ *****71 78 Scrap Vehicles A GOOD OFFER for PARF scrap cars and ali makes of good used cars. Please
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      421 30 n.i.1.1 i.n.ii.iyii i .iiMi|iii.ii|iii|i|i.iii.riyi. riyw 1 w /.^|^7A"'ryip'^'gw^y.'^ 85 Property Financing 85 Property Financing Phone-a-Loan Today We provide Housing Loans up to 90% of valuation with easy repayment terms spread over 25 years. Use of CPF Savings acceptable. Other services include loans for shops, office factory premises, U.P. Leasing and
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      386 30 M 86 Accommodations Vacant lB a) Houses E= DOUBLE-STOREY TERRACE HOUSE IN DIST. 10 big living/ dining, 3 spacious I bedrooms, balcony, servant's I room, fully furnished. $2,200. UNIVERSAL REALTY PTE LTD *****33 N0. 3 GRACE PARK DIST. 19 OFF LORONG CHUAN Double-storey semi-detached, 4 bedrooms, 4 airconds, split-level living/
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      456 30 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses BUNGALOW WITH SWIMMING I pool. Dist. 10. Double-storey. Four bedrooms, servant's. Span- i lsh architecture. Modern interi- < or. Beautiful landscaped garden, i Extended patio. *****13/ *****63. DIST. 0511/ 3-BEDROOMED/ EXCELLENT Furnishings/ Car- peted/ Airconditioned/ Swim- i ming Pool/ Squash/ Security/ i International Schools/ No
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      368 30 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses HOUSES BELOW $1,600 Teacher's EJstate $1,300/ Mugllston Park M.300/ Charlton Park $1,500/ Coral Park $1,500/ Merryn Avenue $2,400. Holland Housing: 169-8585. JOO CHIAT ROAD, partially furnished semi-detached, $1,800. Jurong Kechil terrace $1,800. Sennett terrace fully furnished 51,600. Tel: *****80/ *****93, Agent. SPANISH STYLE HOUSE located
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      792 30 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses DIST. 20, BINCHANG RISE, modern double-storey semi-detached with large private garden. 4 spacious bedrooms. Rental $2,500 Metz Properties: *****88. OIST. 21 CLEMENTI PARK doublestorey bungalow. 36 Sunset Heights, fully furnished. 11,000 sq.ft. Available now. $5,500 p.m. *****08. DIST. 21, CHUN TIN Road, singlestorey terrace with
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      602 30 86 Accommodations 86 Accommodations 86 Accommodations Vacant Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments b) Apartments A—M 9m _mtmm__ mm _Wmmm\mwm mmmm _m M_^. i Ffiß EfiST PLfiZfi so mri I LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS I I At the junction of Scotts/Orchard Roads. Next to Hyatt Hotel. I Creates a new era in
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      515 30 SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL) 1 UNIT BRAND NEW LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED APARTMENT IN MARBELLA COURT (TOWER BLOCK), DIST. 10. Extravagantly furnished with brand new high quality Italian furniture. New large fridge and cooker. Beautifully wallpapered. Country club facilities. Close to supermarkets and schools. Convenient to Jurong and City. HIGH FLOOR FURNISHED APARTMENT IN
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      655 30 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments Pandan Valley 3-bedroomed servant's, fully aircond, furnished, $2,200 inclusive. Dist. 12 St. Michael vicinity 3bedroomed apartment, aircon/attached bathroom, bright kitchen, partially furnished. $1,400. e Diat. 20 brand new townhouse. 3,200 sq.ft. 3 large bedrooms/ servant's, brand new furnishings throughout. Swimming pool, squash, tennis, covered carpark.
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      698 31 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments Dist. 2 Int'l Plaza $2,000--$2,400 Dist. 10 Swan* Haa $2,300 Dist. 10 Farnhill Court $5,650 Dist. 10 Duchaaa Park $6,000 Dist 21 Chempaka Court $2,600 Dist 21 Himiko Court $2,200 Dist. 23 Caahew Pk Condo $2,000 HENG FATT PROPERTY *****88 DIST 9 ELIZABETH HEIGHTS brand
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      858 31 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 21 BROOKVALE PARK. I Brand new 3-bedroomed apartment maisonette. Quiet sur- I roundlngs. Recreational facilities. Rental $2,600 $4,200. Clementi Park. 2/3 bedrooms. Rental from $2,000 $3,200. Tel: *****26. No agents. DIST. 4, MOUNT FABER Lodge brand new lower maisonette. 3 i bedrooms, full condominium
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      538 31 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 9 LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED 3-bedroomed apartment. Central aircondition. Walking distance to Orchard Road. Swimming pool, squash court. $4,500 to $6,500. Regional *****31/*****54. GRANGEFORD, 3 BEDROOMS with spectacular blrdeye's view. Lavishly furnished. Full condominium facilities. A stone throw from Orchard Road. $3,800. Tel: *****11/ *****33 (Agent).
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      778 31 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 11, SHELFORD ROAD 3 plus 1 bedroom maisonette, furnished with alrcond, swimming pool. $2,800. J.S. Lee (Realty) Co *****26/ *****61. DIST. 11, AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY luxurious fully furnished 3bedroomed apartment with airconditioner. Rental $1,600 Call *****59/*****11. DIST. 19, NEW CONDOMINIUM 3 bedrooms, high/ low floors,
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      787 31 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments TASTEFULLY FURNISHED STUDIO walkup apartment, $2,200, fully airconditioned, security, near Orchard Road. Tel: *****08 Living Enterprise, (anytime). BACHELOR APARTMENT, DIST. 15 Fantastic sea view, beautifully furnished, $1,600. (Agent) *****27. Other agents welcome. BALESTIER PLAZA, 2 bedrooms, centrally located. Easy transportation. Unfurnished $1,600. Viewing call Beauty
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      743 31 86 Accommodations Vacant c) Rooms BENG'S LODGE offera luxurioua furniahad airconditioned rooms with own bathroom, private entrance and telephone available in Diat. 15. Linen, daily cleaning and 24-hour security/ reception provided. Laundry and meals service also available. Complete privacy. Monthly Irom $950. Short term leaaa negotiable. For viewing, call: *****2/
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      657 31 87 Accommodations Wanted b) Apartments URGENTLY WANTED 4-BEDROOM-ED apartment in dists 9, 10 and 11. 2,500 sq.ft. and above, 4 bedrooms, partially furnished, high or low floor, budget $5,500 including maintenance. Kenwood Housing *****16/ *****43. WANTED BY RESPECTABLE clients, apartments/ houses/ HDB flats, furnished/ unfurnished, with flexible budget. Owners, please
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      548 31 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses FOR SALE RIDOUT ROAD DIST. 1024 2 units double storey detached houses, on adjacent plots of land, with a total area of 68,562 sq. ft. Each unit has a built-up area of approx. 7,000 sq. ft., and large
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      718 31 DIST. 15 LUXURIOUS DOUBLESTOREY detached bungalow, 7,600 sq.ft. 6 bedrooms. $1.5m. Dist. 19 double-storey semi-de-tached, 3,400 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms. $680,000. Dist. 12 St. Michael's Estate intermediate terrace, 1,800 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms. $470,000. Merlin Housing *****03. DIST. 19, OWNER MIGRATING Seventeen Avenue, renovated artistically designed singlestorey bungalow 6,500 sq.ft. Freehold. Extra
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      601 31 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST 15 ELITE TERRACE vicinity brand new 3-level terrace. Exquisitely designed. 3 bedrooms servant's. Separate living/dining/ family. 2300 sq.ft. $615,000 Everton *****36. DIST. 15 DOUBLE-STOREY TERRACE house. Land area approx. 2000 sq.ft. 10 years old. 3 bedrooms plus 2 halls plus servant's room. Selling
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      820 32 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DI3T. 14. BRAND NEW 3-store; terrace. 3 bedrooms with attach ed bathrooms. 2,600 sq.ft. Free hold $560,000 0.n.0. Admer *****66. DIST 15 DUKU ROAD pre-wa single-storey terrace. Appro: 1,800 sq.ft. 2 bedrooms/ utilit; room. Freehold. Vacant posses sion. $220,000. Everton *****36. DIST 17 TANAH
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      531 32 89 Properties For Sale mamMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMB a) Houses y DIST. 20 THOMSON GARDEN reno- vated double-storey terrace. 3 bedrooms. 1.200 sq.ft. Freehold. $355,000. Berners. *****66. DIST. 21 KING ALBERT PARK r double-storey bungalow. 16,000 < sq.ft. Completion end '84. Freey hold. $I.BM. Berners, *****66. DIST. 26. DOUBLE-STOREY TERRACE house for sale.
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      761 32 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments Behold o treasured haven ATJff^mm Mfll I T A—m. iff *?W l-_^B-_fe_-_ kjAmMMMmmmW^ jM A—— gg^. J FEATURES swimming pool* 0/' parking facilities Weyuarden/ 'ST" P^'ity finishes j/* practical
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      1151 32 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments JL «j"««i« _t a^jjk S*"!*. iii *s« i AW am a it (<*r*-^ ***»s«iiLJmß!'"o^*--. J,i _i_lA', "n _m* m #*^'»*^^^J Bpkr ■sm mi>m>MJ^^^^_\~^> **..<* JtM ©dm£g Court Modern Condominium on Balmeg Hill Immediate Occupation Apartments and
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      545 32 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. 1024, KIMLIN MANSION, bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, separate living/dining room. Price: $420,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****98 (Mrs. Nair). DIST. 10, URGENT SALEI Jade Mansion. 2,850 sq.ft. maisonette apartment. Ist offer of $715,000 with 10% deposit secures. Emar: *****27/*****64. DIST. 10, CORONATION GROVE 2bedroomed new
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      811 32 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments CHUAN PARK, 2-BEDROOMED $220,000 0.n.0. 761 sq.ft. All facilities. Foreigners eligible. Call ***** 16 (anytime). DIST. 11, NEAR MRT, off Balestier Road, walk-up 3 bedrooms, renovated, freehold. $305,000 nett. Uniwest: *****15/ *****92. DIST. 10, BALMORAL PARK, freehold, 3 bedrooms, servant's. 1.750 sq.ft. $575,000
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      853 32 89 Properties For Sale i c) HDB HUDC Apartments HDB CORNER DOUBLE-STOREY terrace, Jalan Mamor (Whampoa Estate), partially furnished, price negotiable. Genuine pur- i chasers please call for appointment and discussion, *****29 Half ord *****30 Leong HDB 3-ROOMEO CORNER Blk 2. Lorong 7, Toa Payoh. American Armstrong tiles, kitchen cabinets,
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      669 33 89 Properties For Sale m^ m M am mW^MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMm I c) HDB HUDC Apartments MARINE PARADE 4-ROOM Terrazzo/ vinyl, kitchen cabinet, $98,000 neg. *****11 MARINE PARADE 3-ROOMED improved, fully renovated, $62,000 0.n.0. Contact: *****9. MARINE DRIVE 3-ROOMED Flat for sale. Tel Mr Yeo *****85 before spm *****02 after 7pm. MEI
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      1203 33 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces m^m m^ m^ l^^ mmm^ mm^iSm999MMaM^MMi MMmMMMMMMMmMM^^MMMMMMMMMMMMm W^99MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMm--- I INDUSTRIAL BUILDING I Warehouse Factory Units ij I GOLD PINE M Superb location industrial building jmb close proximity to JQq T^^uttliTroap Ha surrounded by established industrial jl m _W\\ ""^V 1 I
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      678 33 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces ©JTC I Flatted Factory Spaces suitable for Light Industrial activities available for rent. Locations: Ang Mo Kio Ayer Rajah Bedok Toa Payoh Telok Blangah For details please contact: Lands Department Operations Division Jurong Town Corporation Jurong Town Hall Road Singapore 2260 Tel: *****56 Exts
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      1005 33 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Imm)mm«<<m-o>m's><' Hfekbk_* ____m_\____\\ WWWm m_k mmm\ Mk-—- m* WkWiSnL^K A |y f mmm m 811 I A i iI i y TBH '^j'4"'- i. aw f _____\w s I High Office in the storage stacking same premises I
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      732 33 93 Office Spaces b) Rental OUTSIDE CBD AREA. Eng Cheong Tower, 600 sq.ft. onwards with partitions and centralised aircond. Tel: *****77. PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE 600 sq.ft with windows, carpets, basin, available immediately. No agents. Tel: *****98. PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE partitioned room about 120/ 200 sq.U Table space also available Ring:
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      1388 34 ~i3 Office Spaces" 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Ren tal b) Rental b) Rental V Cental b) Rental b) Rental I i»J(^fc,y/ J t ViHj|Bf*BSß^fe F i t -Jl B^fct'^ fl I -at Af —WMmm—— __\m K j >
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      699 34 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours maM9I^^MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMm MMMMMMMMMmAMMMmMMMMMMMMMMMMMm MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMt *^J_y^)j If you've never cruised, "*y« A '*aM-^L you've never lived A great way to travel ™\^mmm\^\ym\ S 8-_T^^P^^jjD ■^^^^^l____!l^"al m^^^ World s most distinguished, super-deluxe cruise liner ot its kind! j Q ran( j t our combination ot land, sea
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      156 34 102 Tours ♦i^fj^ 7 tMSfeL CALL: *****93 DORISON TRAVELS 7500A Beach Road, m #81-310 The Plaza, fc Singapore 0719 Taiwan Hongkong Bangkok (Pattaya) 8/1 1/14 DAYS Dep. Every Mon/Sun Bangkok Pattaya Chiengmai 5/7/8 DAYS Dep. Every Friday 3 days Air $309 Daily 3 days Rail Air $249 Daily 3 days
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      605 35 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 1 I AUSTRALIA.TAHITI.AMERICA I CANADA For 552,510 For brochures and details call your travel agent. |i[ MMMMMMM AM MA^^f MWW f VS YOU WILL ALWAYS FEEL GOOD ABOUT. g I o. irade enquiries Singapore Tel "***** TURS*****^ Kuala LUmpur Tel *****8 Tlx MA***** Penang
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      571 35 102 Tours 102 Tours ____l I NAM HO *Tfßf* TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE. LTD. Head office Pearl's Centre Grd. Floor, 100 Ew Tong Sen St., #01-14, #01-16, #01-18 S>re 0105. Tel: *****33 (7 lines). Branch Office People's Pork Complex, Grd. Floor, 1 Pork Rood, #01-19, Singapore 0105. Tei: *****1/*****2/*****3/*****6 *****8/*****63.
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      473 35 102 Tours 102 Tours 4_B ii Vx. [SUPER-VALUE j I IIUVr liUUn Trtl ID h_ V Hjl //Lrili IwUK PAULAS -U LU ■~m —W 9~m at §Z990 only 5 (limited to 100 passengers) if\& |TC^ol!? NflL ii J Check what's in store for you J The most comprehensive itinerary J
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      727 35 rfWt- EDUCATION* HK INSTRUCTION I .I 108 Foreign Cosmopolitan I College ftt j 229 College Street Toronto MST IR 4 Ontario Canada. Offers pre-university Courses in Science, Arts, Commerce and Computer Science. Invites Sec 3 to Sec 4 applicants. New Course Start January '84. Apply direct to the Principal or
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      559 35 110 Computer COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COURSE BASIC (Beginners) [Specially programmed for stuients and others) INTENSIVE COURSE 1)T/Th 2.00- 5.00pm 22/11 2) M/W/F 9.00-12.00pm 05/12 3) M/W/F 2.00- 5.00pm 05/12 1)T/Th/Sa 9.00-12.00pm 06/12 _>)T/Th 2.00- 5.00pm 06/12 NORMAL COURSE l)Sat 2.00- 5.00pm 10/12 f 2) Sun 10.00- I.oopm 11/12 3) Sun 2.00-
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      378 35 111 Typing/Secretarial private" secretary's certificate COURSE Full/Part Time Classes Commencing on 16/1/84 iubJectrS covered:English Communications Structure of Business Office Organisation 6 Secretarief Procedures Shorthand/Typewriting Duties Word Processing ''ree Courses Include:Computer Programming Telex Operations Public Relations 1 Personal Grooming Deportment 3 Film Shows will be screened at 10am A 7pm (CLIFFORD
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  • OBITUARIES
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      142 Condolences
      28 36 With deepest sympathies condolences to the family of the late LAM TAI FOO FROM: The Officers ft Staff of the CENTRAL MANPOWER BASE, SINGAPORE ARMED FORCES
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      48 36 The Family of the late MR JOSEPH GOH LYE CHOON Wishes to express their sincere thanks and heartfelt gratitude to all relatives, friends, neighbours, priests and the St. Joseph Dying Aid Association for their kind attendance, prayers, condolences, wreaths, scrolls and donations during their recent bereavement.
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      103 36 The Family of the late EUGENIE IRENE MINJOOT wish to thank relatives and friends for their condolences, wreaths, donations and kind attendance during their recent bereavement. Special thanks to Priests, Doctors and Nurses of Ward 36 and 31 Tan Tock Seng Hoapital. THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MDM.
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      72 36 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MDM A. CHINNAMMA Express their heartiest gratitude to relatives and friends for their kind condolences, wreaths, attendance and assistance during their recent bereavement. PUNNIATHAANAM AND ATKMA BANTHIPOOJA will be performed on Tuesday, 22-11-83, at 9.00am at Sri Arasakesarl Si van Temple (15m.s. Woodlands
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      34 36 FLORENCE CHENG SIEW CHIN Departed: 22nd Nov. '81 Gone from our lives one so dear, But in our hearts forever near. Sadly missed by mother, sistars, brother, titter-in-law, nephew A niece.
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    Right to fight
    971 36  -  ALAN HUBBARD There's no j such thing as non-title i bout for I top heavies Holmes reports from America LAS VEGAS, Mon. Boxing misses Muhammad Ali like American politics mourns John F. Kennedy. The former world heavyweight champion was so much bigger than the sport that when
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    225 36 Kissing goodnight to king-size problem I LIFE'S a bed of roses for the sleeping giants of the bodybuilding world. But It may not have been so, if It hadn't been for some quick bed-building by the Oberoi Imperial Hotel, who found out that their beds were too short
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    550 36  -  SHIRLEY TAN By OSCAR STATE has got the world of sport in his hands and all the technicalities and intricacies involving it at his finger tips. The 72-year-old executive vice-president of the International Federation of Bodybuilders arrived on Sunday to
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    Reiko's golden journey
    92 36 REIKO MATUYAMA, who, alongside Singapore's Moh Teck Hin, will receive a special gold medal for services to bodybuilding, arrived last night. The 74--year-eld Japanese, her sprained left wrist bandaged, still pomps Iron. On Saturday the International Federation of Bodybuilders will honour her. Six other countries arrived for
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    SIDE POSES
    203 36 DUTCH lightweight champion Appie Steenbeck is a very attractive man. Besides packing the muscles of a European champion, he has the warm personality and charm to knock any girl over. Yesterday, at 7 a.m., the 35-year-old full-time bodybuilder received a call in his room from someone wanting to
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      618 36 112 Commercial/ Technical |n| C*C/i/tC€ ELECTRONICS ELECTRICAL Full-time Day Classes Part-Time Evening Classes Sunday Classes are available ELECTRONICS FULL COURSE Mon to Fri 9am 3/1 e RADIO SERVICING (BEG) e TRANSISTOR RADIO Sun 4pm 4/12 Fri 7pm 2/12 B/W/TV SERVICING Mon 7pm 6/12 e COLOUR TV SERVICING Fri 7pm 2/12
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      949 36 116 Dancing JANE FONDA WORKOUT Aerobic Dance. Slimnastics, Free Jazz, Luigi Jazz, Ballet, Tap, Mime workshops. Call Dance Arts, *****09. SOCIAL DANCING FOR Beginners Mon/Tue/Thur 7pm. Ballroom/ Latin Wed 7pm. Keepfit Sat 3pm Jazz Disco Sat 4pm. Gaylin *****39/*****70 117 Modelling BE A TRADITIONS student for our 3-month basic/grooming course
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      61 36 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 7,000 S.F./650 S.M. A Private Floor For You! ■■■fi—.lM J I 36 Robinson Road Financial Centre f Elegant Design 1 IwP^VN Practical Layout Professional Management CITY DEVELOPMENTS LTD TiSStEO Sales Leasing Centre 0 coACE 16 Raffles Quay #17 2/3 OFF^^ c A^El Hon9 Leong Buildin9, Sin 9apore 0104
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      Au-Yeung's big day, too
      686 37  -  EPSOM JEEP B; Lightweight jockey scores first win this year and in Cup race WITH 10 horses carrying less than 50 kg, lightweight jockeys were in demand in the 1,400 m Anniversary Cup at Bukit Timah last Sunday. With most of the more fashionable lightweights already
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      1152 37 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Weights, ratings and barrier draws for this weekend's races here: SATURDAY Class 2 Div. 2 1,200m (Ratings: 109-98) 12 Tron 57 109 13 Path To Fortune 57 109 4 Bering Straits 55.5 106 10 Disoni 55.5 106 11 Auspicious Boy 55 105 7 Bandar Raya
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      235 37 At the 400m »At the finish Pictures by and Cl 3 Div 7 1,400m 1. Kagan 2. Astonished 3. Takanawa Prince 4. Never Fear II Dist: 4, 5, 2 Time 1:28.3 Cl 3 Div 6 1,400m 1. Treasure Walk 2. Datin's Delight
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      Colt by Shergar sold for $850,000
      171 37 DUBLIN, Mon A SIX-MONTH-OLD colt by Shergar, the champion stallion kidnapped earlier this year, was sold for a European record of 325JM guineas (about BSBSMM) yesterday. The British Bloodstock Agency which bought the colt for an international syndicate broke the former record of 2M,Mt
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      McGinty starts training for Japan Cup
      98 37 McGinty starts training for Japan Cup TOKYO, Mon Reuter FOUR-YEAR-OLD New Zealand colt, McGinty, ended quarantine yesterday and starts training today for the 137 million yen (about Ssl.2 million) Japan Cup invitation race. McGinty, who has won 11 races, including this year's Canterbury Guineas, is the fifth foreign horse to
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      141 Deaths 141 Deaths
      47 37 141 Deaths 141 Deaths DR. GORDON O. HORNE passed away November 17, 1983 Funeral Service on Thursday, October 24 at 1.30pm. in Orchard Road Presbyterian Church, followed by cremation at Mount Vernon Crematorium at 2.30pm. Family flowers only please. Donations to Boys' Town, The Singapore Cheshire Home.
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      115 37 143 Acknowledgements 143 Acknowledgements The Family of the late: MR CHEW TECK HONG ALIAS CHEW YONG NGOH wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to relatives and friends for their condolences, donations, wreaths, assistance and attendances during their recent bereavement The family also wishes to express their heartfelt thanks
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      53 37 MR. V.P. VADIVELOO, 73, paaaed away on 21/11/83 leaving behind beloved wife, 3 sons. 2 daughters, in-lawa and grandchildren. Cortege leavea Block 6, -02-204. Ghim Moh Road today at 2.00pm for C.C.K. MAKHAN SINGH (CHABAL) p«»«»d away peacefully on 21/11/83. Cortege leave* SGH at 11.00am for Mt. Vernon
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      90 37 IN LOVING MEMORY nc MR. S.J FERNANDEZ J.P., P.P.N., A.M.N. Departed 22. 11.1 975 No amount of tears or words can express our grief since you left us 8 years ago without a word. So painful and bitter was the blow. Nothing can fill the loneliness and
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      172 37 KIM ARMSTRONG neo TEOH KIM LYE Departed Fourteen Years Today "We know you are with us guiding, sharing, caring." Remembered by: Husband: Noel Daughters: Jean and Elizabeth Sons-in-law: Peter and Kim Teck Grandchildren: Laura, Ernest, Kimson, Su-Ynn and Tsu Chem In loving memory ol MR. ROMEO YAP
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    Juventus breathe after last-gasp goals...
    284 38 EUROPEAN SOCCER SPOTLIGHT ROME, Mon. Lastminute goals by Paolo Rossi and Frenchman Michel Platini gave Juventus a 2-0 win over Catania and put them on top of the Italian First Division standings yesterday. The Turin side are level on points with Roma, but head the
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    Real Madrid reign in Spain
    235 38 MADRID, Mon. Real Madrid, after their poor start to the season, replaced Barcelona at the top of the Spanish League yesterday. Barcelona, without international stars Bernd Schuster and Diego Maradona, lost the lead after drawing 0-0 at home with Real Sociedad. Barcelona now have 15
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    West Germans' Strack of luck
    453 38 Gerd's header a late winner SAARBRUECKEN, Mon. West Germany stared in the face of an inglorious exit from the European Championship for 80 minutes before defender Gerd Strack struck with a late winner against Albania in their final Group Six qualifying soccer match that ensured
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    Night of horror
    207 38 Fan shot dead in Indian soccer riot NEW DELHI, Mon. One person was slain by police gunfire here last night after violence broke out at a soccer match between two Calcutta teams. An unspecified number of people, including women and children, was injured. About 30,000 spectators went
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    Groningen name accused
    134 38 GRONINGEN, Mon. The man alleged to have tried to bribe officials of Dutch soccer club FC Groningen has been identified as Apolonius Konijnenburg. Konijnenburg, in his forties, is a Dutchman who emigrated to Italy 15 years ago. He is described as having strong connections with Italian clubs
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    WANTED
    125 38 Fiorentina have eyes for Robson LONDON, Mon. Dynamic England and Manchester United skipper Bryan Robson is wanted by leading Italian side Fiorentina, according to reports here yesterday. And in a surprise Italian double swoop, AC Milan are said to be after Unlted's young striker Norman Whiteside, who scored Ln
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    WANTED
    142 38 Counting on Sir Alf for the answers LONDON, Mon. England soccer boss Bobby Robson wants Sir Alt Ramsey to help him win the 1986 World Cup, The Sunday Mirror said here yesterday. Robson followed Sir Alf from First Division Ipswich to the England hot-seat and would dearly love to
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    SOCCER RESULTS
    632 38 ARGENTINE: River Plate 1 Independiente 2, Estudiantes de la Plata 0 Racing de Cordoba 0, Argentinos Juniors 0 San Lorenzo Almagro 3, Nueva Chicago 2 Institute Cordoba 0, Temperley 1 Huracan 2, Velez Sarsfield 3 Union de Santa Fe 2, Talleres de Cordoba 0 Ferrocarril Oeste 0, Racing
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    Ace McEnroegrabs the glitter and cash
    208 38 TENNIS SCENE ANTWERP (Belgium), Mon. John McEnroe overwhelmed sixth-seeded Gene Mayer 6-4, 6-3, 6--4 in the final of the U*****,000 ($1,575,000) European Champions' tournament here yesterday to win the richest prize in tennis. In front of a near-ca-pacity 15,000 crowd, second-seeded McEnroe, runner-up last
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    Roaring race
    248 38 Lions make a monkey of Mikkola in crash LIVERPOOL (England), Mon. Finland's Hannu Mikkola had a close encounter with a pride of lions here yesterday after a spectacular crash in the Royal Automobile Club Rally. The Finn, already assured of the 1983 World title, hit a log during
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    SPORTS SHORTS
    373 38 DEFENDING champions China and Asian Games gold medallists South Korea easily won their opening matches in the 12th Asian men's basketball championships in Hongkong. China trounced Indonesia 135-56 (half-time 76-24) and Iran beat Pakistan 90-69 (39-32) in Group A, while South Korea demolished Thailand 121-50 (69-25) and Hongkong
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    Three called up to give more kick
    361 39  -  JOE DORAI Jita asks Tang Boon, Hashim, Swee Heng to rejoin squad By DEFENDER Lim Tang Boon, who quit international soccer three months ago, is one of three players invited to join the national squad for Sunday's match against the Ex-internationals at the
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    Hints of a heyday
    339 39  -  HAKIKAT RAI MEMORIES of their athletic past flashed fleetingly across the Padang green. A 3,000-strong evening crowd lined the pitch to watch their soccer idols of yesteryear in a battle of wit and experience against waywardness and youth. As the Ex-internation-als strolled to an easy 4-0
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    Jita agrees to stay until Merlion Cup
    129 39 JITA SINGH, the Singapore manager-coach whose term of service with the Football Association of Singapore ends this month, has agreed to extend his stay until Dec 17 to complete the Merlion Cup competition. Jita gave this assurance to Major Abbas Abu Amin, the
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    Penalty points for the pros
    459 39  -  TAY CHENG KHOON PGA boss Chang hits out at the local scene By SINGAPORE golf is in poor shape and is not likely to recover in the immediate future. This diagnosis came from no less an authority than Chang Chung Fa, who will step down
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    Singaporeans seem set to split the spoils
    187 39 Singaporeans seem set to split the spoils WITH the dismal response from foreign golfers, Singapore's professionals look set to pocket a large slice of the $40,000 offered in the Professional Golfers' Association Open championship at the Singapore Island Country Club's New Course, starting on Thursday (writes Tay Cheng Khoon). Until
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    Pro-am line-up
    520 39 TOMORROW'S pro-am draw (Singaporeans unless stated): Ist tee: 7.45 a.m. Poh Eing Chong, Bill Tan, Thomas Wang, Richard Goh. 7.52 Poh Ah Hai, Stehan Loh, Ong Cheng Khian, Gianr. Choo Huat. 7.5J Lim Choo Kee, Philip Choo, Brian Francis, John Aw. B.K Lim Kian Kee, W. Rasiah, Daniel
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    West Indies in tame draw
    86 39 KOLHAPUR, Mon. The touring West Indies cricketers played out a tame draw on the third and final day of their match against India's West Zone here today. At the close, the West Indies had made 205 for seven in their second innings, after dismissing the
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    Tons of relief
    162 39 SYDNEY, Mon. Opener Mudassar Nazal's third century of the tour and Qasim Omar's 131 helped Pakistan to stave off the embarrassment of a defeat by New South Wales just four days before the Second cricket Test against Australia. Pakistan, who had been forced to follow on 297
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    Not quite the way it ended in the Book
    198 39  - Not quite the way it ended in the Book TAY CHENG KHOON "GOLIATH" Alex Morier took on "David" Lim Chin Hoo in the quarter-finals of the Avis Travel Industry Individual squash championship at the East Coast Recreation Centre last night and won. Top seed Chin Hoo, from Mandarin Hotel, weighing
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    Wilson: I have not quit
    242 39  -  J. RAJENDRAN STU WILSON, captain of the New Zealand All Blacks rugby team, has dispelled reports that his Test career is over. The winger, who arrived in Singapore last night with the All Blacks after their eight-match tour of the United Kingdom, said that he
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    Clash of the champions
    297 39  -  PETER SIOW By PNG KIM SIANG and Chia Chong Boon, the present and past champions respectively, are set for a confrontation in tomorrow's national individual table tennis championships finals at Poi Ching School. Last night, Kim Siang held the upper hand over Soh Ser Hock, triumphing
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    Australia repeats support for Asean stand
    419 40  -  NANCY CHNG But Hawke rules out recognition of DK coalition Bj Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Mon. Australia today reiterated its support for the Asean position on the fundamental principles regarding the Cambodian issue and held up hope for a dialogue with Vietnam to reach a
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    DC-2 to re-enact historic flight
    293 40  -  SALMA KHALIK 50-year-old plane will be a draw at Aerospace '84 By AEROSPACE '84, touted as the biggest air show in the region, has been attracting considerable attention from aviation companies around the world. More than 400 exhibitors, including nine national groups, will take part
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    High drama at Shenton Way
    56 40 jj Three technicians inspect a gondola at the 43rd storey of DBS Building. u The wire rope holding one end of the gondola gives way. 0 The gondola swings downwards. The three men are suspended from it by their safety belts. Fj The three men
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    Lawyer wins suit for return of money
    247 40 Lawyer wins suit for return of money LAWYER Denis Murphy yesterday succeeded in an oral contract suit against a Filipina for the return of $1,917.50 due to him since 1981. Mr Murphy, 75, who was also awarded costs, had sued Mrs Gloria De La Cruz for the return of the
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    31 40 NEW YORK, Mon. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 2.84 points to 1,253.86 in the first halfhour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    Safety badge for tunnel workers
    297 40  - Safety badge for tunnel workers RAV DHALIWAL By A SMALL yellow badge may prove to be a lifeline for some Mass Rapid Transit tunnel workers. It will be a signal for help should anyone who works in MRT compressed air tunnels get "the bends" (pain in the joints) or "the
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    What it should have been
    57 40 What it should have been THE five-day Christmas Fair by the Spastic Children's Association held at the World Trade Centre ends today. It is not being held from Dec 18 to 22 as reported yesterday. The closing date for the Singapore Amateur Movie Competition is today and not Nov 29
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    Workers climb back into building after gondola mishap
    368 40  - Workers climb back into building after gondola mishap NG WENG HOONG JUDY TAN By and WITH death staring them In the face, three workers fought and overcame shock to climb Into the DBS Bank building in Shenton Way after dangling at least IM metres off the ground yesterday. For about
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      251 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE The sound of music could become more expensive for Singapore discos, restaurants and boutiques, but the efforts of the Performing Right Society will hit the right note for local musicians. Richard Seah explains. One of Japan's top companies is sadder, wiser, and
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      Filming takes Sin places
      1443 1 Singapore-born Gaw Sin Hock has seen more operations performed in some of the world's best hospitals than most doctors. His camera has even taken him to the wilds of Ecuador to capture a centenarian on film. Now he runs a California company that supplies an essential
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          Playing safe
          212 2  -  WINNIE ANG Coordinated by One season it was blue. Next, green was decreed the colour. Or was it yellow or red or fuschia? Before you know it, last season's Must Have Colour becomes this season's Has Been. Be smart and play it safe with black and white, the
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          Qing porcelain ware on display
          327 2  -  MAY HO Exhibition and sale of fine Qing porcelain Friday to Sunday. Kwok Gallery Far East Shopping Centre By Invitation only Preview by THIS exhibition coincides with another display of Qing antiques at the World Trade Centre. But while the latter covers furniture and some
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        Christine's on top of the world
        767 3  - Christine's on top of the world SUZANNE OOI A French doctor who scaled an 8,000-metre peak without oxygen supply talks about her experiences. By IT TOOK Miss Christine Janin more than physical fitness to become the world's first woman to climb a peak more than 8,000 m high, alpine style.
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          Wedding blues
          521 3 "YOU'RE invited too, you know," my mother says. Oh, no! I sigh. Not another wedding! Now don't get me wrong. I may have second, third, fourth and fifth thoughts about marriage, but I sincerely have nothing against those lucky duos who have found their heaven and haven on
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      Teaching the 3Rs by wall papers, TV, radio and games
      745 5  - Teaching the 3Rs by wall papers, TV, radio and games PRAKASH CHANDRA By in New Delhi How did Thailand and Indonesia reduce their high illiteracy rates? Let's take a look at their mix of traditional and innovative programmes. The campaign also teaches farmers how to grow better crops THAILAND and
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      Where 60 per cent of world's illiterates live
      1008 5  -  LINDA BOLIDO By in Manila WHAT has been the cradle of ancient civilisations and richest cultures has also been for centuries a major seat of illiteracy. And the Asia-Pacific region appears caught in this ironical situation well into the threshold of the
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      Cook vs Peary North Pole dispute hots up again
      1156 6  - Cook vs Peary North Pole dispute hots up again JOHN MORRIS A controversy over who reached the North Pole first has broken out afresh among polar explorers and Arctic scholars. By of The International Herald Tribune in Paris 4 The ice pack keeps its secrets well, and only those who
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      Let the sun shine in
      632 10  - Let the sun shine in NORBERT KLASCHKA Europe's first fully solar-powered house was recently shown to the press in Munich. The owner, film producer Jochen Richter, received financial help from the European Community and a West German scientific institute for the venture. By in Munich WEST German film producer Jochen
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        Poh Seng takes the plunge
        388 14  - Poh Seng takes the plunge RICHARD LIM By 4 Until I signed the contract, I didn't realise how big it was going to be. For a concert like this, you need at least three months lo prepare for it, if you're sane. We're doing it under a month. Dr Goh
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        'Papa' on trumpet gives show a boost
        649 14  - 'Papa' on trumpet gives show a boost KANNAN CHANDRAN British group Modern Romance, which has successfully married disco with Latin-American rhythms, played here over the weekend. By LISTENING to Modern Romance's records at your desired volume, and having your ears worn to a frazzle at their concert are two very
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        University voices
        187 14 THE National University of Singapore Choir will present Varsity Voices, an evening of songs, at the Singapore Conference Hall at eight tonight. The three-year-old, 120-member choir will offer a varied programme, including selections from sacred music, Negro spirituals and pop songs. The evening's highlights are a Chinese song,
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        She carries on her dad's work
        653 15  - She carries on her dad's work CATHERINE TAN Vivien Goh won the Cultural Medallion for her contribution to music in Singapore. She talks about herself with characteristic modesty and her music. By 4... I wanted to come home to give to future generations of musicians what my father worked all
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        Determined Rafael fulfils his dream
        499 15  -  KANNAN CHANDRAN A highlight of this evening's Come On Singapore (Ch 5, 7.50 p.m.) is Filipino singer Rafael Centenera. In this article, he talks about himself and his music. By DETERMINATION and a gut belief in his musical ability have propelled Rafael Centenera towards his
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      245 11 §i§VCATi_A?| Q 10, 4, 6 30 9 15pm© O i .lumbio's "KRULL" fl X SPASMS" X Q NOW SHOWING' Ql lam, I 30, 4. 6 30 9 Ispm(|> X WALT DISNEY'S X V "101 DALMATIANS" X X BROADWAY X O I 30, 3 30, 7 00. 9 00pm V X
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      517 12 NOTICES I ■■■■.■■-■■■VBS-VS To be held at Mandarin Court A 4th Floor Mandarin Hotel Orchard Road, Singapore ON TUESDAY, 29TH NOVEMBER 1983 AT 2.30 P.M. APARTMENTS 1) #40-03 INTERNATIONAL PLAZA Total Area: 96 sq.m. Title: 99 yrs 2) #40-05 INTERNATIONAL PLAZA Total Area: 96 sq.m. Title: 99 yrs 3) #45-10
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      1565 12 Ikesangl 'Jb KESANG HOLDINGS BERHAD I (Incorporated in Malaysia) 8C NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twenty-second Annual General Meeting of the X| Company will be held at Seminar Room No 2. 3rd Floor. Wisma MCA. 163 Jalan jg Ampang. Kuala Lumpur, on Tuesday.
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      351 12 t 1 wwwiieiimiii^^ Asfc*. v--__«te__«_i_. -rfitir^'wum.t -iffi iiiii»itiiiirirf<iMMiii_fiii» nY '-''"^mmm GARFIELD By Jim Davis n. VO, GARFIELP/ M} CASTING A CRITICAL I I WMAT'CHA POING? EVE ON A CAREER A5 n-^X^. ir^Oi^-i "lY A POORSTOP x -T sy^r ij^Tw-^^-^ mpy U I Xf> J \^9^ I [I w ">"y r\y^
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      603 13 Add value to your housing projects with Uni-Pave® *li__i' r 1- (iiillP^ m mim yjAmumaA /A Mm Wit I Bungalow driveway flfStajT l iiaO'*HM j|| <F f mmmmm^-WmWAm*- j___\ E Service road, Subang Jaya housing estate i-.mumm»m m nii«nii»mi—'^"* J IM 1 Uni-Pave interlock units give character and beauty to
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      537 13 l_-H__________M_-W_^^ PEANUTS By I I 1983 United Feature Syndicate Im vou know what you was aj^ an d Suddenly, a turkey should do: you J i, >* should write A stormy night... rang out! < TMANKS6IVIN6 STORV... s~^ -w-^-n f^ s^/^ I /TV' -A 1 1 r--mmkv-\ 1 l—^sM-BLJ Li
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      514 14 AIR SEPARATION PLANTS PARTICULARLY SUITED FOR MAN-MADE FIBRE AND ALCOHOL PRODUCTION .4 m\_ Jw Am B% w wm AK-0.6 PLANT 6 PL NT delivers high-purity gaseous nitrogen and oxygen delivers (under pressure) dry high-purity gaseous nitrogen Output: Output. mVh: Ist operating duty gaseous nitrogen at 0 5-0 6 MPa gaseous
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      326 15 THE COMPACT DISC CENTRE #04-1 3 Orchard C& E Building (between Centrepoint OG Building) Singapore 0923, Telex: RS ***** Tel: *****64 *****66 The Compact Disc Players, jrl m\__mk From the top names in the _Z _WmWAw^\. Hi-Fi business W The musical repertoire fl r^fln The widest selection H in South-East
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      236 15 SHAKESPEAREAN DU RIFIFI A TOKYO CONTEMPORARY ARTPLAY: MEASURE FOR (RIFIFI IN TOKYO, 1963) ISTS OF CHINA JT MEASURE Marine Pa- Black-and-white film Gallery, 81-25 Tanglin rade branch library, with English subtitles. Shopping Centre. 11 a.m. -3 p.m. Free tickets avail- Cultural Theatre, Cusca- 6 p.m. Ends today, able at the
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      759 16 a gentle way to family care I W' l/out-ikea. ft B B xm M MM W ft WA I ■ik 'lft --ttt'ss!**' 'flEnHfeQui IP mk ifl ll I Wk la^k „">_ i r ««cf- '^sfQmwmt^ytfoi s^\T._*^v__i H 7.77.7% mMmmmmM mm m wmwkjyuri i< hic vm mm, mm^ v.v*i _v^™ MmYW
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      1857 16 ___fl ________L _____________________T I I IH______^Hl fIH H_» JS I Ww AmW A1 k rii___________l _______r ___k X_______l f l^^^^l I [fllBI HR Mm A*M I &^B W^_mWMMm ___B^_______________l ____________l__!^n ■______________l %'.7 OHH-___aHHHM Plan to keep oil flowing 3.00 PM Opening followed by Enigma (Mandarin with 7.20 Share A Story
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      179 16 in Brief 16.85 Let's Join In 10.38 The Melody Makers 11.00 News in Brief 11.05 Orchestral Sounds 12.00 NOON News in Brief followed by Programme Summary 12.05 Your Lunchdate 1.00 News 1.10 Your Lunchdate (cont'd) 1.38 Midday Market Report 1.35 Your Lunchdate (cont'd) 2.00 News in Brief 2.05 On the
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      241 16 News in Brief 6.65 Music My Way (cont'd) 6.36 Financial and Share Market Report 7.66 News and Weather Report followed by Programme Summary 7.15 Evening Digest 7.38 Interlude 7.45 Science Report 8.86 News in Brief 8.65 Your Special Day 9.66 News 9.18 Everyday Mandarin 9.15 Your Host Tonight 18.66 News
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  • SECTION THREE
    • Title Section
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        An 'escapee' from gambling who became a top lensman
        1042 1  - An 'escapee' from gambling who became a top lensman TEO HAN WUE By Picture by Yip Cheong Fun is one of the few local photographers who has been awarded the prestigious Honorary Distinction by the Federation Internationale de I'art Photographique. At 80, he is perhaps the oldest, active lensman in
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        The buffalo is Li's favourite subject
        991 1  -  Lu Yaw $_______^£L>-m. VModern Masters of Chinese Painting l^&iM -^it*"*^ *'''^^fflw^t*j 4 Li is most emphatic in driving home to his disciples his advocacy of thoroughness and infinite painstaking in executing a painting and his repudiation of any at- A tempt at short-cut. Second
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        617 3 GATEHOUSE the exclusive residence FIRST CARRIAGE HOUSE, now There are 22 different apartment designs GATE HOUSE is finally open for to suit individual needs and taste. They GATE HOUSE is set amidst 17 acres sq.m. (786 sq.ft.) to the 4- bedroom terrace p|nHttfi|^|| of lavish open ground, away from the
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        443 4 CARRIAGE HOUSE Showflat opens for viewing M MM____--M_M___-_--___-M^^ CCS w PABER HILLS i~\ 7 f~^\ O "f*f"l C^*l II 7 (2 f*l 1 I T"^tn 1 Y*^^/i A. r iillVlMrl T Hlk C-V C_/v \V^ f^~* il-ii if love it and would like to be part tasteful living. It is
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        Making waves with dondang sayang
        659 5  - Making waves with dondang sayang MAT DERAM By THE beach along East Coast Park in front of the chalets was wet from the late evening shower. All along it, the ready-made shelters were fully occupied by groups of youth complete with drinks, food and, of course, music. Scenes of youths
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        Berdondang sayang di pantai
        498 5  -  Oleh MAT DERAM KELAB Dondang Sayang di televisyen merupakan salah satu rancangan yang popular dan digemari ramai. Mungkin ramai juga yang tergerak di hati untuk turut bersama memeriahkan lagi rancangan tersebut. Pada Sabtu malam lepas Orkes Aslirama yang mengiringi rancangan tersebut di TV telah memberi satu
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        589 5 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES •WBWKWBKm Telex Serviee: Address: Rates: CTAMTC S.T.A.N.T.S Appointments/ Notice Section Straits Times: 5523.75 psc. cm. SIAN I 5 R s J^* tIMEA d TIMES PUBLISHING BHD Sunday Times 5524.40 psc. cm. RSSOBBI Sales Service:: Times House Box Service: ■mWDHH Tel: *****11 ext 2724-7 2669 390, Kim Seng. Road Collected:
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        679 5 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE IN BANKRUPTCY N0.832 OF 1983 RE: CHEW GHEE SONG trading as ENG TAI SHIP CHANDLER TRADING CO. EX-PARTE: EDIBLE PRODUCTS LIMITED Creditors NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT In the Matter of a Bankruptcy Notice Issued on the 26th
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