The Straits Times, 14 January 1984

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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    Wider net for skills
    495 1  - Wider net for skills WONG Al KWEI Bosses can now get workers more easily from South Korea, Taiwan, Macau and Hongkong By IN a major move to ensure that there are enough skilled workers, the government will allow employers to recruit more easily from Hongkong, Taiwan, Macau and South Korea.
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    Workers' Party case: Verdict —today—
    135 1 Workers' Party case: Verdict today— THE Senior District Judge, Mr Michael Khoo, will give his verdict on the Workers' Partv case at 11 a.m. today. J. B. Jeyaretnam, the WP secretary-general, and W»ng Hong Toy, the chairman, will know if they are guilty of fraudulently transferring donations oat of the
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    Lock icon HK cabbie strike leads to violence
    196 1 HONGKONG, Fri. Thousands of people went on a rampage today in Hongkong's Yamautei District, overturning vehicles, smashing windows and chanting anti-govern-ment slogans. Eyewitness accounts said the scene said was "pretty ugly" and several reporters and photographers had been beaten up. A police spokesman said
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    Shop fire
    30 1 FIRE broke out in a vacant two-storey shophouse in Middle Road at 10.45 last night. Firemen put out the blaze in about 15 minutes. No one was injured.
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    Lock icon Death plunge
    162 1 pictures. CAROLINA (Puerto Rico), Friday A 43- YEAR-OLD Florida man, attempting an aerial acrobatic stunt for the first time, plunged 50 m to his death from a helicopter-borne trapeze during a media preview. Mr Frank Bunn, a trapeze artist for five years, was holding on to the last
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    Lock icon Look, it just doesn't pay...
    167 1 NEW YORK, Fri. It no longer pays to look exactly like Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Edward Greenfield today ruled that model Barbara Reynolds could no longer pose In advertisements as Mrs OnassLs. He also ordered the Christian Dior Company never again to
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    A ray of sunshine for oil refineries
    508 1  - A ray of sunshine for oil refineries RONNIE LIM By Malaysians are charged is around 90 cents a barrel. I would expect that with the long-term contracts, there will be more competitive charges. The Singapore processing fee may also nave to be indexed to operating costs (like labour charges) for
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    Lock icon NS Bill
    33 1 LISBON, Fri. The Portuguese Cabinet has approved a Bill that would make it mandatory for women to be drafted for up to 22 months of military service, officials said today. AFP
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      Lock icon MOB ATTACKS POLICE
      49 1 MOB ATTACKS POLICE HONGKONG, Frl. Some 3,Hft rioters today attacked police and stoned buses and shopwindows before they were chased away by fresh security reinforcements. At the height of the disturbances, Police Commissioner Boy Henry made an emergency television appearance to olead for order. UPI SEE THIS PAGE UPI
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      153 1 ,*j. V.' F. j_l nS2£i9l Inside so pages today SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3, 5, t CAUSEWAY 18 EDITORIAL 22 LETTERS 23 3ACKGROLND 24 TIMES DOLLAR 25-28 CLASSIFIEDS 39-41 RACING 44, 45 SPORTS 42, 43, 4C, 47 Technics high fidelity sound goes further. So light it can be carried anywhere.
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      547 2 Child in court drama AN estranged husband who had refused to hand over his seven-month-old daughter to the care of his wife, despite two court orders, finally did so yesterday, after he was threatened with imprisonment by Mr Justice Wahab Ghows. When Mr Rennie Tan eventually brought the child
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      Comment
      373 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: AMID its undoubted merits and inevitable flaws the Kissinger Commission's report on Central America makes the telling point that whereas there might be an argument for doing nothing with regard to the unhappy war in El Salvador, and one for doing more, there is no
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      Background
      84 2 BRITISH EDUCATION TRENDS IN THIS week's Behind the Headlines, JOHN DRYSDALE takes two developments in Britain this week which show new trends in education policy. They are: a move towards bilingualism in schools where there are large ethnic minority children and the encouragement that this appears to have received
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      Timesdollar
      243 2 BANKS ASKED TO REPORT DAILY DEALINGS IN S'PORE IN AN apparent attempt to stop the Singa pore dollar from being traded too widely and to prevent speculation on its value, the Mone tary Authority of Singapore has asked banks to submit daily reports of their Singapore dollar transactions. An
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      Timesport
      263 2 Winner breaks it all JOHN McENROE, a volcano of nervous energv smashed his racket to bits in a gesture of selfreproach on Thursday night on his way to a 6-4, 6-2 quarter-final victory over fellow American Johan Kriek in the US$4OO,OOO (S$820,000) Grand Prix Masters tennis tournament. McEnroe's triumph,
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      Around the world
      593 2 Message to Marcos "LEAD us or leave us." This was the blunt message given to President Ferdinand Marcos yesterday by leading Filipino businessmen and professionals in a continuing rift over the Philippines' financial and political crisis. It was issued by the Businessmen s Committee for Reconciliation, a
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      Across the Causeway
      168 2 Iran visitors briefed MALAYSIA is concerned that Iran's revolutionary brand of Islam might be put to wrong purposes, acting Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam told a visiting Iranian delegation on Thursday. A government spokesman said Datuk Musa discussed the issue during a meeting with a four-man delegation
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      Section Two
      532 2 Wave of the futures THE Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex) will be launched in May, with a 24-hour trading system in financial futures, made possible by an arrangement with the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Simex has sent out brochures to attract individual Singaporeans to buy seats to trade on
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      Businessmen give Marcos ultimatum
      406 3  -  ABBY TAN By Mamla Reporter Lead us or leave us, they tell the President MANTLA. Fri. "Lead us or leave us." This was the blunt message delivered to President Ferdinand Marcos today by leading Filipino businessmen and professionals in a continuing quarrel over the Philippines' financial
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      Lock icon Strong Hawke hint of early —elections—
      365 3 Strong Hawke hint of early elections SYDNEY, Friday BASKING in the glow of firm economic recovery, Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke gave a strong hint yesterday that he would call an early general election. He said it was usual to combine an election for the House of Representatives (Lower House)
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      Lock icon 15 PAL workers to testify
      116 3 MANILA, Fri. A commission probing the Aug 21 killing of Philippines opposition leader Be nigno Aquino has found more witnesses who say the man named by the armed forces as the assassin did not kill the former Senator. Mr Ernesto Herrera, one of five members
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      Lock icon Laos admits to facing economic problems
      196 3 Laos admits to facing economic problems BANGKOK, Friday THE Laotian Communist Party has admitted that it is encountering serious problems in implementing its economic policies. This was revealed during a meeting of the party executive committee in Vientiane, the official KPL news agency monitored here reported today. In a review
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      Lock icon Jakarta bans magazine
      92 3 Jakarta bans magazine JAKARTA, Fri. The Indonesian government has banned the bimonthly magazine Expo for carrying reports on the major economic role played by Chinese Indonesians in the country. The Information Ministry announced that the magazine was not to be published until further notice. No reasons were given. But media
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      Lock icon 'Peso may have to be devalued again'
      179 3 'Peso may have to be devalued again MANILA, Frl. The Philippines might have to devalue Its currency again or Introduce a twotier exchange rate as part of the price for help From the international flnanrf*! community, informed banking sources said last night. They said the replacement of Governor Jaime Lay
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      Lock icon We won't swallow Taiwan, says Zhao
      110 3 SAN FRANCISCO, Fri. Chinese Premier Zhao Zlyang yesterday spelled oat some of the conditions he said would apply if China and Taiwan were reunited. He told a group of 450 Chinese Americans: "It won't be a case of the mainland swallowing op Taiwan, or
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      Lock icon Isolation of Egypt likely to end soon
      335 5 Mubarak expected to be at Islamic summit RABAT, Fri MUSLIM foreign ministers are meeting here today to draft an agenda for next week's Islamic summit, which will see the end of the ostracism of Egypt. There was considerable speculation here that Egyptian President
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      Lock icon Algerian president re-elected with big majority
      103 5 Algerian president re-elected with big majority PARIS, Fri. Algerian President Chadli Beniedid has been elected by an overwhelming majority to another five-year mandate, the Algerian news agency, APS, reported. Quoting Algerian Interior Minister M'hamed Hadj Yala, APS said Mr Chadli received 95.36 per cent of the ballots cast in yes;erday's
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      Lock icon Rumsfeld meets Syrians for Lebanon talks
      179 5 Rumsfeld meets Syrians for Lebanon talks DAMASCUS, Fri. US special envoy Donald Rumsfeld held talks with Syrian Foreign Minister Abdel-Halim Khaddam here last night amid signs that both sides wanted to ease tension between them. US President Ronald Reagan and Syrian President Hafez Al- Assad exchanged cables when Syria released
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      Lock icon I'll resume work soon, says Jordanian king
      61 5 AMMAN, Fri. Jordan's King Hussein, who was admitted to hospital this week with a bleeding peptic ulcer, said yesterday he was in good health and would resume his duties within a few days. The official Jordanian news agency Petra said he made the
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      Lock icon Sharon asks for Cabinet position
      266 5 Sharon asks for Cabinet position TEL AVIV, Frl. Former Defence Minister Ariel Sharon has challenged Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir to give him a portfolio in the Israeli Cabinet. Rebounding tram the World Zionist Organisation's rejection of his candidacy to head Its Immigration department, Mr Sharon said he was fed up
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      Lock icon General's bizarre death puzzles FBI
      180 6 General's bizarre death puzzles FBI SAN ANTONIO (Texas), Fri. US Federal investigators were puzzled yesterday over the bizarre death of an army reserve general, and were trying to determine if he was murdered or committed suicide. The dead man, Maj-Gen Robert Ownby, 48, who headed the 90th US Army Reserve
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      Painless way out of a budget deficit
      417 6  -  LIAK TENG KIAT, By Washington Correspondent Commission presents recommendations to save $900 billion over next three years WASHINGTON, Fri. As Americans consider the Kissinger commission report on Central America, another presidential commission, this time on cost control in government, has come out with
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      Lock icon $3.8 b aid sought for Central America
      353 6 WASHINGTON, Friday THE Reagan administration is preparing to ask Congress for more than US$l.B billion (553.83 billion) in military and economic aid for Central America for 1984 and 1985 with one-third going to El Salvador as military aid, White House officials said yesterday.
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      Lock icon US demands explanation for killing
      79 6 US demands explanation for killing WASHINGTON, Fri. The United Slates demanded an explanation from Nicaragua yester day for the "reckless and unprovoked'" killing of an American helicopter piloi whose craft was forced down just inside Hondu ran territory. Secretary of State George Shultz and White House officials yesterday said it
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      Lock icon Don't let sleeping cats lie, parents told
      90 6 MUNICH, Fri. On Friday the 13th a West German safety organisation warned' parents to protect their babies from cats. The Safe House, an organisation that makes recommendations on avoiding accidents at home, said cats could suffocate babies by lying en them. "It happens
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        Lock icon Record trade surplus
        81 6 BURGEONING exports and lower oil import Crices boosted Japan to a record U5520,455 illion (5J43.569 billion) trade surplus last year, including an U5518,135 billion surplus with the United States, the Finance Ministry announced in Tokyo yesterday. Sources in the ministry quoted Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone as pledging
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        Lock icon Gun battle in Beirut
        66 6 US MARINES at Beirut airport fought a 36--minute battle yesterday with gunmer who opened fire at them from a building to the east of their positions, a Marine spokesman said in the Lebanese capital. Meanwhile two people were killed and 10 wounded as shells from the
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        Lock icon Iran deports Afghans
        90 6 IRAN HAS deported up to 3,000 Afghan refugees from its eastern border areas to neigh bouring Pakistan in a sharp break witn its earlier, more liberal treatment of the e.ciles according to Pakistani officials and int<?rna tional aid workers in Quetta (Pakistan). The sudden deportations, which begar
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        Lock icon Chad peace bid fails
        67 6 ATTEMPTS by the Organisation of African Unity to start peace talks between rival side:in the Chad civil war have failed and OAU chairman Mengistu Haile Mariam yes'erday blamed the Chad government. After four days of fruitless efforts ;o get full-scale negotiations started in Addis Ababa between
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      Lock icon 'Hijacked' British drivers released
      340 9 Kidnap by French causes uproar in Britain PARIS, Fri TWO British truck drivers, 'hijacked" and held captive by militant French farmers for two days, were set free on the outskirts of Paris yesterday. The incident, which caused an uproar in Britain, was the latest in a
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      Lock icon Rock centre
      33 9 PARIS, Fri. French rock music was given an official seal of approval here today as President Francois Mitterrand opened the Zenith, a new and specially-designed musical centre with electronicallyamplified music. AFP
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      Lock icon Sinclair unveils low-cost home computer
      353 9 LONDON, Fri. Sir Clive Sinclair, whose Sinclair Research Company has become one of the world's biggest manufacturers of personal computers, yesterday unveiled a new mini computer claimed to be half the price of competing models. Measuring only 15 cm by 45 cm and weighing a
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      Lock icon Fatal heroin pacifier
      77 9 LONDON, Fri. A 15-month-old baby died from a heroin overdose when Hans Clarkson, 30, used the drug to try and stop her crying, a court in Birmingham heard yesterday. Clarkson woke up his girlfriend's baby Elaine as he went to his flat to get heroin for a
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      Lock icon British Airways 'studying orders for 18 new Airbuses'
      244 9 LONDON, Fri. British Airways, one of the world's largest airlines, is discussing possible orders for as many as 18 jetliners of a new generation of European Airbuses, industry sources said. State-run British Airways said its chairman Lord King and the chief executive
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      111 9 4 TWENTY years ago, I said: "I don't think a woman could be President." I used to say: "I don't think I'd like to hear a woman's voice reading the news." There are many, many women who did not awaken to these issues until recently, and I was one
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      Lock icon Soviets restrict copying of pop music
      164 9 MOSCOW, Fri. Soviet recording studios have been banned from making records or tapes of Western pop music without formal approval from the authorities, a Moscow newspaper reported yesterday. The weekly Sovietskaya Kultura also said a campaign had been launched to eradicate "low discipline" in
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      'People can make up stories but documents don't lie'
      868 10  -  AHMAD OSMAN LEE KIM CHEW By and Trial of Workers 9 Party officials the prosecution's submission 4 THERE is another unsettling part of the defence story which shows beyond a shadow of doubt that they intended to defraud. The extent to
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      The charges
      1221 10 J.B. JEYARETNAM and Wong Hong Toy are facing three Joint charge* for allegedly diverting donation* totalling $2,SM belonging to the Workers' Party. They are accused of fraudulently delivering three cheques $Z,tH from Dr Ivy Chew Wan Heong. tm from Mr Ping Koon Yam and S4M from Mr Willie
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      'Prosecution failed to prove 3 crucial points
      1871 11 Trial of Workers 9 Party officials the defence's submission IT is for Your Honour, and only Your Honour, to judge whether haphazard or even careless accountancy methods amounted to any evidence of fraud Let us remember throughout this case that the accused are
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      Tug-of-love court drama
      575 12  -  BEN DAVIDSON Husband refuses to hand over daughter By A 26- YEAR-OLD mother saw her baby daughter for the first time in six months yesterday thanks to a judge. Then she threw her emotions to the wind, hugged her seven-month-old baby and showered kisses upon kisses on
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      Croc catch
      115 12 THE elusive Kallang River crocodile has been caught by veteran crocodile hunter Mr Lee Ah Tee and his three friends. Armed with spears and ropes, the four men started the hunt at about 9 p.m. on Thursday. They spotted and speared the 1.8-m long crocodile at about 1
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      Police warn about fake gold roubles
      163 12 A COUPLE who cheated an Australian businessman of A571,000 (*****,030) by selling him 750 fake Russian 10 rouble gold coins last month, may try to pull off a similar fraud in Singapore, police said yesterday. The police warning came after Interpol, the international police
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      Fractured nose case
      61 12 Fractured nose case A MAN was charged yesterday with grievously hurting another man by fracturing his nose No plea was taken from Tang Kok Siong, 31. who is accused of hurting Mr Tsay Jiaw Lee. 43. at 31. Mount Sinai View on March 2 last year. The case wil] be
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      Extra flights to Malaysia for Lunar New Year
      245 12 PEOPLE intending to travel to Malaysia over the Lunar New Year weekend are booking their transport well in advance. Flights to Penang have been fully booked for the period Jan 27 to Feb 5 from a week ago. The four-day weekend in
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      Dead man's relatives sought
      81 12 Dead man's relatives sought POLICE wish to contact the relatives of a Chinese man whose body was found about 50 metres off the beach near the West Ccast Highway on Dec 28 last year. He was described as about 60 years old, 1.62 m tall, of medium build and with
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      Festive special may be held on river
      167 12 THE Lunar New Year show. Hong Bao Special, which was held ai thf? Ngee Ann Kongsi land in Orchard Road last year, may move to a floating stage. The Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, one of the organisers of the annual festive event, h
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      Man accused of hurting
      64 14 A MAN, Teo Eng Tiew, was charged yesterday with hurting a 26-year-old woman with a chopper at 41, Kim Chuan Drive, on Oct 4 last year. Teo, 34, claimed trial to the charge which alleged that he hurt Madam Tan Geok Hong. The case will be
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      PA retirees' hotline may turn official
      384 14  -  TEO LIAN HUAY By Clubhouse for senior citizens to drop in for a chat IN THE beginning, they were just curious. They had phoned to find out what the People's Associationßetirees' Club was all about. Encouraged by the friendly voice on the phone, they
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      Chinese Chamber vicepresident dies in Macau
      291 14 THE Chinese business community has lost a brilliant man who had a big heart for the less fortunate. This was how the president of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mr Tan Keong Choon feels about the death of Mr Chng Tok
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      Fitness test
      38 14 THE monthly National Aerobatic Fitness Award Test (NAFA) by the Singapore Sports Council will be held todav at the National Stadium from 4.30 p.m. Participants should register between J p.m. and 4 p.m. at the stadium.
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      Year of the Rat coins sold out
      116 14 THIS year's issue of the $lfl nickel celn, depicting the Year of the Rat, to mark the Lunar New Year together with the set of one-cent, flve-cent, llcent, 21-cent, st-cent and $1 coins released by The Singapore Mint has been sold out. A
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      Worker stole pig's head
      61 14 A CONSTRUCTION worker stole a slaughtered pigs heac worth $15 from a stall in Bukit Merah View Marke; while the butcher MM unload ing a lorry-load of slaughter edpigs Bunmee Chaivai. 20, fled but was seen by policemen in a passing patrol car and de tained
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      DIVERSION OF TRAFFIC
      43 14 TRAFFIC along Lorong Chuan will be diverted from today until Nov 30 while reconstruction of a culvert across the road goes on. This was announced yesterday by the Environment Ministry Motor- ists are advised to observe traffic and directional signs.
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      Slop tank fire cost Shell $3m
      253 14 Slop tank fire cost Shell $3m SHELL incurred total estimated costs of $3 mil lion from a fire which gutted a slop storage tank on Pulau Bukom in November, according to a report by an in-house investigation committee. The company has already submitted its claims to the insurance company, a
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      Visit by US congressmen
      50 14 Visit by US congressmen A US Congressional delegation wil] am\e in Singapore today for a three-day vi.v On Monday, the delegation, led by Congressman Joseph P. Addabbo, chairman of th< defence sub-committee of the House Appropriations Committee, will call on Mr S Dhanabaian. Minister for For eign Affairs and Culture.
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      Air exercises
      17 14 THE Republic of Singapore Air Force will hold exercises over Seletar until 4 p.m todav
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      Father and son settle property dispute
      301 14 Father and son settle property dispute A FATHER and son settled their $500,000 property dispute in the High Court on Tuesday The property, a maisonette now worth about $500,000, in Fernhiil Road, was bought by the father. Mr Liew Ma Choon, in the name of his son's wife for $100,000
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      Cambodian issue raised frequently
      324 16 calls it Vexing and worrisome' AMERICAN Senator Thomas Eagleton said yesterday that he found Cambodia one of the very vexing and worrisome issues raised in his talks with Asean leaders. Sen Eagleton, who is here with Sen Mark Hatfield and his congressional delegation, said that as
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      It's quite a mouthful
      162 16  - It 's quite a mouthful SAM RAN By THE object that Prinva Sukchit is holding is actually, yon guessed it, a very small kite. It is what Mr Sukchit, otherwise known as "Superman Thailand" because he often wears blue tights and a red cape with a big "S" emblazoned across
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      Ministry launches magazine for —teenagers
      316 16 Ministry launches magazine for —teenagers- TEENSCOPE, the new magazine for students, hopes to succeed where Grow magazine failed. One reason why Grow died was because it tried to cater for too wide an audience students, parents and teachers. Grow magazine, published by the Education Ministry, was launched in January 1980
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      TV test pattern to help fine-tune Channel 12
      110 16 TO HELP viewers tune to the new Channel 12, the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation will transmit a test pattern daily between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. from tomorrow. A caption "SBC Ch 12" will appear at the bottom half of the test pattern
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      Protected place
      40 16 BEACH Road Camp has been declared a protected place. This means that people entering the premises must have passcards or permits or the permission of an officer. According to the latest Government Gazette, this order takes immediate effect
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      Shooting contest
      31 16 THE first annual Civii Defence Inter-Constituency Air Rifle Pistol Shooting Competition will be held at the Civil Defence Force headquarters in Bendemeer Road on Jan 29 at 10 a.m.
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      Dramatic chase ends with four arrests
      179 16 Dramatic chase ends with four arrests A DRAMATIC chase that ended with a fleeing pick-up turned bur tie and a floor-by-floor hunt in a Housing Board block for a suspect, highlighted a police operation in Bedok early yesterday It ended With the ar rest of four men. At about 4
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      Hong bao for old folk at Buddhist lodge
      94 16 SENIOR citizens receiving social welfare wih get hong bao to be given by rhe Singapore Buddhist Lodge at its premises tomorrow at 7.45 a.m. Those who o^d not receive a gift voucher from the lodge but possess a valid pubHc assistance card
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      Promises of letting flat 'never kept'
      303 17 THE PROMISES of a man to rent out his flat enticed several people into paying him either advance rentals or deposits. Three of these prospective tenants came to a district court yesterday saying they never got the fla*. or their money refunded. But the
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      Conman strikes again at GH
      165 17 A MALAYSIAN housewife has become the latest victim of a conman at Singapore General Hospital when she was swindled of 5M ringglt on Wednesday. Madam Ting Chong Ting, 49, had gone to Ward 7 of the hospital te visit a relative that day when she
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      Tony Tan going to Jakarta for Asean meet
      276 17 Opening of group's first industrial project Tf(E Finance and Trade and Industry Minister, Dr Tony Tan, will leave for Jakarta on Monday for an informal meeting of Asean economic leaders. He will be accompanied by Mr Sidek Saniff, ParliamentarySecretary (Ministry of Trade
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        Bishan estate to have 23,000 flats
        58 17 THE housing board's new estate in Bishan will have about 23,000 flats when developed over the next four to five years. Being built now are 3,128 flats which will be ready this year and 1985. Bishan estate is bounded by Mo Ko Avenue 1,
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        Quick police action
        66 17 Q1 IKS response by the Paya Lebar police led to the arrest of two youths and the seizure of some suspected stolen property and money yesterday. Police caught the youths at about 11.30 a.m., barely 15 minutes after Mr Toh Ah Ee, 38, rang up to report
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        Youth's suicide bid
        57 17 A YOUTH charged with unlawful possession of a revolver and bullets had attempted suicide while in remand, h. court heard yesterday. Police prosecutor Inspector Mark Lui told District Judge I^ee Cheong Hoh this when 19--year-old Thiam Teck Kee's three cases came up for mention. The three cases
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        Petition withdrawn
        68 17 THE Minister for Law's petition to the High Court that Khong Guan Commodities Pte Ltd, a company trading in gold and commodity futures, be wound up was withdrawn yesterday. At an earlier hearing, the court was told that Khong Guan had asked the minister to withdraw his petition
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      Meeting with PM
      110 17 DUTCH Foreign Minister Hans van den Broek yesterday met Mr Lee Kuan Yew for 30 minutes of talks during which they discussed international issues of common interest. Mr Van Dfia Broek, who earlier visited the Shell refinery on Pulau Bukom, is here on a fourday official visit.
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      Hawke to visit Singapore next month
      173 17  - Hawke to visit Singapore next month TAN LIAN CHOO By AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Bob Hawke yesterday confirmed his visits to Singapore and Malaysia next month and added that he was confident his talks with the two prime ministers would strengthen relations between Asean and Australia. A spokesman for the Australian
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      406 18 Fears of misinterpretation of Iranian experience While the Malaysian government is trying to inculw cate the principles of Islam into our way of life, we also take into account the sensitivity of the other ethnic groups in the country. We want to respect the other
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      Lock icon Smoke from that puff begins to tail off
      142 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri CIGARETTE smoking In the country is on the decline, for the first time in many years. The Mat&ysian Medical Association (MMA) said in a statement here yesterday that this was reflected by the drop In the profits of the
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      Groundwork set for BMF probe
      317 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri THE Committee of Inquiry into the Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF) loan affair has finalised the initial procedures before proceeding with the investigations proper. The details were worked out at a two-hour meeting at the auditorgeneral's office here yesterday. The meeting was held
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      Lock icon Mixed views over scope and form of inquiry
      316 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri DIVERGENT views were expressed here today about the scope and form of the inquiry to be conducted into the affairs of Bumiputra Malaysia Finance Ltd (BMF), the Hongkong subsidiary of the government-owned Bank Bumiputra. Pro-government parties and organisations said
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      Lock icon Telephonists set date
      69 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Malaysia's 2,500 telephone operators have given notice that they will go on strike on Feb 16 "if their demands for higher wages are not met soon, a union official said today Employees of the government-run Telecommunications Department vould stop metering and pricing international and
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      103 18 JOHOR BARU, Fri. The government is now monitoring the number of empty lorries entering Singapore from Malaysia before deciding on whether or not to exempt them from the $100 exit levy per trip, Deputy Finance Minister Datuk Dr Ling Liong Sik said today. He
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      Lock icon Mahathir gets a warm welcome
      137 18 Mahathir gets a warm welcome OTTAWA. Fri. Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad arrived in Ottawa yesterday for a three-day official visit. Dr Mahathir, v/ho was accompanied by Datin Seri Dr Siti Hasrrah and government officials, was given a warm reception on his arrival ;>t the Canadian forces
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      431 18 last night while \ou were vanß-wv '^WMT "TBT^^ having sweet dreams, we were j 1 having nightmares. We had to Ea^ ru>h our milk aeros> 2,oi)\) nuks V^H €^3B be as fresh as the km day, when J| LI y^llY A 1 Lit DI 'iS 1 V 1 11 M.
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      1163 19 I How to gpt your video head cleaned free of charge. Enjoying 2 hours of video entertainment daily may well be your idea of fun. .^^H^^^S^^S^^^ '^^fe€^ B Having to clean the video head thoroughly r B every month probably isn't. :^S^^^^^^^^ i 1 But since that's essential to get
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  • THIS WEEK
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      In short
      183 20 A SEAFOOD centre for eight double-storey restaurants will be built at the East Coast Parkway behind the lagoon and the HUDC chalets. Five of the popular seafood restaurants iiong East Coast Road *-ill probably move to the new seafood centre a hen it is completed. DO YOU have
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      Living history
      120 20 A STUDENT riot In the 1161b: In the glow of a street lamp Is seen a burning vehicle, a Shell signpost and a mob of students on the rampage. This Is only one of the dioramas that will make Singapore's history come alive at the National Museum In
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      Cancer boy gets his trip
      190 20 Cancer boy gets his trip Schoolmates and others give generously IT TOOK seven-year-old Jonathan Tan only three minutes to tell his schoolmates that he was suffering from leukaemia or cancer of the blood. He told them this during the school assembly this week. Then his principal, Mrs Tan Khe Tone
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      Beware of this bogus doctor
      64 20 Beware of this bogus doctor A MAN claiming to be a Dr Tan, Dr Ng or Dr Tay has been telephoning people, especially women, to ask questions about their sex lives. He has claimed to be doing a survey on family planning. A Health Ministry official has warned people not
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      Peng Siong the fastest in 50m freestyle
      94 20 Peng Siong the fastest in 50m freestyle ANG Peng Siong (below) showed he was the world's fastest swimmer when he won the 50 metres freestyle at an international meet in Austin, Texas, last Saturday. He did the event in 22.87 sees. This is not his personal best. His best time
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      Dr Kissinger's study team recommends $51 b in aid
      129 20 Dr Kissinger's study team recommends $51 b in aid DR HENRY Kissinger's study team on central America has asked for $51.12 billion in long-term aid to be given to countries in the region. It should be done through a specially set up international development organisation. Called the central American Development
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      Wonder baby
      60 20 A HOUSEWIFE who has been sterilised gave birth to a baby boy recently. She went through an operation to try and get a baby. Mrs Tan Kuen Chai was sterilised more than 10 years ago after giving birth to four children. But the four children were slashed to
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      'I was a slave' woman
      72 20 'I was a slave' woman FOB II yean, Ho Gan Ying was a prisoner In the dheby shop In Petaling Jaya where she worked. She had to do all the washing, Ironing, drying, and other household chores. Bat she was not paid a cent. Sometimes her woman boss would even
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      Brunei joins Asean
      67 20 BRUNEI became the sixth member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations or Asean on Jan 7. During a simple ceremony in Jakarta, the foreign ministers of the five founder members of Asean Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand signed the declaration admitting Brunei. It was fitting
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      Japan to fight in chocolate market
      130 20 NOT ONLY have the Japanese overtaken the Swiss in selling the most number of watches, it looks like the Japanese also want to try and take over the chocolate market from the Swiss. Switzerland is famous for chocolates. Making chocolates is an important industry
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      Worldwise
      133 20 MORE than one million elderly people live alone in Japan. More than three-quarters of them are women, according to a Health and Welfare Ministry report. AN ITALIAN typist lost her job because she was too short. A 1941 government regulation says that typists for the state must be at
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      New Bill passed in KL
      161 20 IN KUALA Lumpur Parliament met in a special one-day session to pass The compromise constitutional amendments Bill. This was the result of an agreement three weeks ago between the government and the hereditary Sultans Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mana thir Mohamad explained that if
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      Pound drops below $3 for first time
      53 20 Pound drops below $3 for first time THE pound sterling dropped below $3 in Singapore for the first time this week. The fall in the value of the pound is due to the rising US dollar The US dollar is up because of high interest rates and the economic recovery
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  • The Straits Times says
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      Kissinger marks the cards
      448 22 THE undoubted merits and the inevitable flaws of the Kissinger Commission's report on Central America have been the main focus of attention so far. But a more significant candidate for the spotlight is the nature of the commission itself, for it was born in circumstances crucially
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      Technology has turned industrial espionage into a lucrative business
      589 22  - Technology has turned industrial espionage into a lucrative business PETER HAZELHURST, By Tokyo correspondent This and that A GROUP of American medical experts were about to attend a closed session on new laser technology during an international conference in Tokyo recently when one doctor happened to see a Japanese colleague
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      T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane
      554 22 T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane •'The time has come," the Walrus said, "to talk of many things!" Lewis Carroll THERE was such time when lawyers met in the High Court last Saturday for the newLegal Year celebration. Many of them just lapped it up As I had led my
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      The solidarity that came out of a crisis
      1118 22 The solidarity that came out of a crisis On mass rallies held to show support for him JOHOR was the biggest in The fact that they turned out to W terms of numbers. In Kedah, it meet me is very significant. Fifty was significant because it was the thousand in
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      163 22 rfSSSS A NEW EXCITING NAME INTRODUCED M^^^_ to this region m^ammm leMIINENt ABS ATTACHE CASES, OVERNIGHT CASES ROLLER SUITCASES. THE LATEST RANGE OF TRAVELLING COMPANIONS /^^x TOUGH, PRACTICAL N' ATTRACTIVE. n *^r^ 9 e, a\ An impressive range and assortment of travelling bags. stylish nylon boston bag Strong framework to
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      Two that will use a lot of manpower
      445 23 Two that will use a lot of manpower Ministry replies to proposals LAST week we discussed how roads become congested during the peak hours and wh\ it is so difficult to cope with traffic during this period. Motorcars not only require roads to move along, they also need parking space.
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      Learner m-cyclist seeks some answers
      312 23 Learner m-cyclist seeks some answers I REFER to the report "End of the road for Lriders" (ST, Dec 31), on the new $4 million driving and riding circuit at Ang Mo Kio Street 62, which will be ready for use in January next year. It was stated that by next
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      Calling the Ministry of Education
      109 23 Calling the Ministry of Education I CALL the Ministry of Education regularly. I have found that it is a frustrating exercise to attempt communicating with the ministry by telephone. The telephone rings continuously and one can consider himself lucky if he can get the operator at the fourth or fifth
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      We should not pull down the National Theatre
      210 23 We should not pull down the National Theatre THERE has been much speculation about the fate of our National Theatre, which <vas set up as a permanent memorial marking the 1 air-inment of self-gov-ernmen;. It would therefore be against this stated aui> to demolish it. After aL, Mm architect has
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      Why were they not suitable?
      193 23 I AM proud of the achievement of the National University of Singapore's Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology in the field of invitro fertilisation. I understand that each in-vitro attempt is expensive, and that a fair amount of the funds for the project come from our
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      A nuisance caller
      186 23 THE Straits Times welcomes letters from readers. AH letters must include the writer's signature, full name, address, and home and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. Brevity is
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      Keep the estates clean for our own good
      170 23 Keep the estates clean for our own good I SHARE the sentiments Mr H.P. Lim expressed in his letter "All residents must help keep estates clean". (ST, Jan 10). It is amazing that with so many "keep clean" campaigns, so little of this responsibility has become a way of life
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      Warn the old folk to be careful
      179 23 Now that Chinese New Year is around the corner ON the morning of Jan 6, my aged father was about to cross Changi Road to Chai Chee to buy some fruits when a young woman approached ana offered to help him. While crossing
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      Cabby was kind
      152 23 Bouquet ON Jan 6, I boarded a yellow-top taxi from Napier Road to Bedok North Avenue 3. I knew how much the trip would cost and so had just enough money with me. On the last leg of the journey, however, we encountered heavy traffic. I then
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      251 23 ms&l Chinese New Year Of fer f^^^^\(Ai Good quality furniture Imaginatively designed Reasonable prices A wide variety of designs on specially imported furniture from Italy, West Germany and France Only SI 180 L A set of bedspread w.|l be given away to the first 20 '|B!*^* custorrers with purchases of
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      Move for bilingualism in Britain
      675 24  - Move for bilingualism in Britain JOHN DRYSDALE By of Global Stats Ltd, London Behind the headlines An in-depth look at major news events J this week WHEN today's British educationists are honest enough to admit that they have not always been right, my memory is always jolted by a memorable,
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      Why the push for higher standards in schools
      887 24  - Why the push for higher standards in schools TERESA 001 By Writing for The Straits Times If Britain decides to amalgamate the two Into a single examination at li pins and call It by seme other uatni the question is whether Singapore policy-makers at Kay Slang Read will continue with
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      574 24 |Ssq SINGAPORE WOODCRAFT^°l c t°d| Add Multi Colour Building, 30 Alexandra Terrace, off if Pasir Panjang Road, S(0511). Tel: *****89, *****8. Time 9 30am 6.30pm (Monday to Sunday, including public holiday). m I i oi^^ f I tf b NO II (W R, Wood altar i] I S, table B
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      In the market
      274 25 Profit-taking and ine market goes down THE Singapore stock market yesterday dipped 5.40 points as investors indulged in a bout of profit-taking after three weeks of almost uninterrupted rises. Trading started on a quiet note but as the day progressed, buyers and sellers appeared in large numbers.
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      65 25 BewtiMtßhd ttt*ptod -2 damn MTC UK Pftme* Sine Darby +J UMMorts —4 C*C E»o -20 Ha» Pit -2 ftrt-fapose -2 Phi Dec —2 Rofemen's —3 S Trxfrtt 5 ffeames —10 can FIN lnd»c**SK +2 NBT +3 Peril PUr! -15 Rottmarn I -3 Sup Carp 18 CoM
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      Singapore barometer
      35 25 Singapore barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 47 64 35 Finance 6 11 5 i Hotels 1 8 2 Properties 5 6 4 Plantations 8 8 5 Mining 4 2 0 Deb Loans 2 7 3
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        Rises
        62 25 Toshiba 920 +60 UM Flour 760 +60 Sanyo 400 +30 Spore Glass 50c 236 +25 CIHoMm-p 344 +20 Supreme Corpn 224 18 A Enterprises 490 16 M B F rtdp 50C 300+15 Sea View CULS 290 15 Roiy Elect 258 +14 M Glass 189 +14 K L industries 730
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        Falls
        39 25 Esso 1150 —20 MAA 1130 -20 Tex* Corp 430 —16 Tines Pub 970 —15 ICB 775 —15 Pet* Plant 595 -15 DBS 1050 -10 ICS 800 -10 Kemayan 620 —10 Nat Iron 615 -10 Sel Properties 590 -10
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        Indices
        56 25 Jan 12 Jan 13 BT Composite 976 76 972.38 BT Indicator: *****43 *****13 ST Industrials: 1040.61 1035 21 ST Finance: 2909 56 *****4 ST Hotels: 957.78 955 37 ST Properties: 723 40 ***** ST Minings 297.69 297 85 ST Plantations: 1672.37 1674 29 OCBC 863.34 861.82 SES Ind 784.11
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        Most Active
        22 25 Supreme Corp 5,786,000 Pegi 1,895,000 Sime Darby 1,448,000 Amal Prop 1,046,000 Pahang Cons 857,000 Total turnover: 29.83m Total value: $83.28
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      K.Lumpur barometer
      41 25 K.Lumpur barometer Up Down Unci, Mnkofa 45 55 2 :r *->•_; 1 5 6 jHe'ei-. 0 2 0 Properties 4 6 1 iOil Palms l. 2 7 jTins 5 4 3 j Rubbers 10 7 2 j Deb Loans 1 1 1
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      KLSE ends mixed
      100 25 HEAVY profit-taking in the afternoon caused share prices to finish mixed to slightly ea^or on the Kuala Lumpur stock markot yesterday. The market began on a steady note and moved highoi for most of the morning session. But on resumption buying support slackened. The 30-counter New Straits
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      INDICES — Highs & Lows
      33 25 INDICES Highs Lows r Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite ligh 1040.61 (12/01/84) 976.76 (12/01/84) 1983'84 Low 712.29 (5/1 83) 864.88 (4/1/83) All-time High 1040.61 (12/01/84) 976 76 (12/01/84) All-time low 74.75(17/9/64) 550.78(12/8/82)
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        40 25 THE WORLD'S largest ice-cream chain will open two branches in Singapore today. America's BaskinRobbias Ice Cream will open its first branch at the Lido Cinema in Scotts Road and later another branch at Parkway Parade in Katon^.
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        35 25 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Shipbuilding and Engineering has selected SO people to undergo training in engineering and shipbuilding in Japan and South Korea this year. The first batch of six will leave in April. AFP
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        HK Land sells stake
        56 25 HONGKONG Hongkong Land, the colony's troubled property giant, has sold off part of its equity in Jardine, Matheson and Company for HK$B6O million dollars (5J234 million) According to a company statement, it had reached an agreement to place 72 million Jardine shares with primarily overseas investors
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        Swap
        41 25 PARIS A deal on video games and home computers is under negotiation between Dun n Philips and Atari of the United States, Philips' French subsidiary disclosed They could swap tech- nology for new machines and set up a joint firm.
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        48 25 LONDON Jaguar announced a £50,0U0 (5J149.000) de luxe car fitted with a computer and print-out for businessmen. It also has two armchairs, television, a radio-telephone and champagne cabinet. The new car, bearing the Daimler brand name, will be made to order at Coventry AFP
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        57 25 TOKYO Canon Inc will raise its single-lens reflex camera production to about two million units this year against 1.8 million last year. In the last two years, its production has been 1.8 million below the 2.15 million peak of 1981 because of low demand and a need to
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        46 25 TOKYO The staterun Japan Tobacco and .Salt Ptihlic Corporation will set up a private firm on April 1, designed to export Japanese cigarettes mainly to South east Asian countries Nippon Tobacco International will be capitalised at 550 million yen Ss4 6 million AFP AFP
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      Japan's top car
      62 25 THE new Honda Civic/ Ballade range of front wheel drive passenger cars was voted Japanese Car Of The Year 1983-84. Selection was made by a panel of 54 academics, Japanese and foreign automative reviewers, broadcasters and car enthusiasts from among a field of 42 new models introduced
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      Directors predict a profit
      390 25  - Directors predict a profit NORA CHENG Tuan Sing By TUAN SING will make a profit this year, according to the directors, and steps are being taken to eliminate the losses. The losses were made by its plastic woven bag interests for the years 1976-79 and, again, from 1981. The factory
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      Approved
      21 25 THE Capital Issues Committee (CTC) of Malaysia has approved Malaysian Resources Corporation's acquisition of Sunrise Properties for $2 million cash.
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      First AGM
      56 25 AT CEREBOS Pacific Limited 's first annual general meeting since its listing yesterday, chairman Lee Kim Yew said current trading is satisfactory and better than last year's. However, it is too early to make a full year forecast. The retiring directors, Peter Reynolds, Teo Chiang Long and Peter
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      Single hotels have a group to belong to now
      263 25 THE Prestigious Hotels of Asia, an association which promotes fivestar hotels not belonging to any hotel chain, has been set up with members from South Korea, Singapore, Philippines, Thailand and Taipeh. The association's president, Mr Frank Schutzman, who is also general
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      231 25 From now on, we'll have to work doubly hard to make ATV break even before making a profit, ft HONGKONG Business tycoon Deacon Chiu, in buying out his Australian partners in Asia Television (ATV) to take full control of the company, has ended a rumoured boardroom row
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      Report daily to MAS
      264 25 Transactions in the Singapore Q* IN AN APPARENT attempt to stop the Singapore dollar from being traded too widely and to prevent speculation on its value, the Monetary Authority of Singapore has asked banks to submit daily reports of their Singapore dollar transactions. An MAS circular
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      Restaurants in the sky
      289 25 SINGAPOREANS, whether gourmets or gourmands, will have 10 restaurants/ coffee houses and seven cocktail lounges and snack kiosks to choose from when Raffles City opens in 1986. A sneak preview shows that apart from the obligatory Chinese, Japanese and French restaurants, a lobby lounge and a
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      Cooks feel the heat of price rise
      414 25  -  DOREEN SOH By THE WHOLESALE prices of some cooking oils have risen by about 20 per cent as a result of the skyhigh price of palm oil. which is now more expensive than soyabean or corn oil. Only about 5 to 10 per
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    4064 26 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information Not every transaction nor every price dealt in at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered in "business done' Further because all dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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    1745 26 INDUSTRIALS AJoemate (4.048) (2) 4.04 Alcem (3.288) (5) 3.32 (14) 3.38 (11) 3.36 (7) 3.40 (8) 3.34 (26) 3.30 (5) 3.28 AMD (4.008 4 ins i (1) 4.12 (6) 4.00 (4) 4.04 (1) 4.06 (21) 4.08 04) 4.02 (7) 4.10 API (2.118 2.135) (30) 2.08
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    How your stocks performed
    2832 26 M shares quoted have 2 par value of {1. urtfss otherwise specific •Adjusted tor scrip rifhts N Tai-eiempted dividend ABN is traded m kn« of 10 shares each, with tht pnee quoted n dolars 1983/84 Last Yield Vol Day High Low Company Sale Change ('000) High
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      188 26 The performance I herc'^ a ot'exce lence polished hyperelliptic \1 tip and tor a great album: (iOI.L) Beryllium MICROWAI I. Be™ Sound reproduction also has its Stylus Shank. Plus, other standard Shure's neu high effi- patented Shure exclusives like a Ciencj MI I4OHF The finest per- Dynamic Stabilizer to minimi/e
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      Rubber
      115 27 RUBBER Cto f*P™« cents kilo Singapore Feo 242 00 Up 1 75 cents Malaysia Feb 266 50 \M). up 0 50 cents T i N Closing prices n M5/k»o Straits Tin $29 15 unch Turnover ?20 tonnes, down 5 tonnes THE SINGAPORE rubber market again edged up slightly higher
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      Straits Tin
      57 27 THE Straits Tin price in Penang remained at the International Tin Agreement (ITA)'s floor level of M529.15 per kilo, reflecting the continuing shortage of demand. The buffer stock manager absorbed most of the turnover of 220 tonnes, down from 225 yesterday, which again included about 20 per cent
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      GOLD MARKET
      27 27 GOLD US$/oz Fri Thurs Singapore 370 50—***** 371 50 372.00 rtongKong 370.90—371.40 371 00—371.50 Thurs Wed New York 370.00 371.00 371.00—372.00 London 369 50—370 367.25—367.75
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      GOLD
      127 27 THE KILOBAR market opened at 5525,435 and closed at 5525.552. The Far East gold market opened at the day's low of U*****.20 9.70, moved up and down and later hit the day's high of U*****.00 2.50 twice before closing for lunch at U*****.40 1.90. After the break, the market
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      PALM OIL
      122 27 THE Malaysian ci-ide palm oil market was featureless. There was a lack of interest as activity was centred on the palm oil futures market, dealers said. PALM Closing prices Crude MS, tome palm oi Jan 2320 (north) Refined palm oi USS/tome RBO palm oil Feb 1120 (sellers) Mar
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      ALUMINIUM
      29 27 tonne Thwi Soot *****0—*****0 (1119 00—1119 50) 3 months 1147 50— 1 148 00 i 4B 50 1149 00) Maoet tone Barely steady after firmer Sales 16.050 tonnes
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      29 27 COPfW £/tam. ■m Spot 967 50— 968 50 (976 50—977 0O) 3 months 994 00—994 50 *****50—1002 00) Mamet tone Ba'ety steady after firmer Sales 31 625 tcnneb
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      28 27 cu u_d Qosftf prices SILVER USJ/troy oFri Th**** Singapore 8 09 8 14 8 09—814 Thu. Wed New York B.oB—B 13 8 02—8.07 Source Credit Suisse Spore
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      293 27 FOB in bales RAS MRELB (S cents/kio) (M C eirts/kio) Noon Close Noon Close Int. 1 RSS prompt 235.50— 236.50N 236.00 237.00N unq unq Int. IRSSFeb 241.50-242.00 242.00-242.50 266.75-267 00 266 50-267 25 Int. 1 RSS Mar 245.50-246.00 246.00-246.50 Int. 2 RSS Feb 233 75 235.75N 234.00— 236.00N 256.00-257
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      337 27 Noon ctosjnj prices MOO kc Coconut Bulk FOB 208.00 (sellers) OW drum FOB 221 00 (sellers) New drum FOB 225.00 (sellers) Copra Mixed (loose) 120 00 (buyers) Pepper Muntok White Asta FOB NtW ***** (sellers) Sarawak white faq FOB NIW 682 50 (sellers) Sarawak special black FOB NIW
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        236 27 THE US dollar continued to trade quietly in the Singapore foreign exchange market yesterday, with the rate for the day staying within the 552.1305/15 range. It was also traded quietly in the Far East, where it firmed to close at the day's high. Against the Deutschemark, the greenback opened
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        169 27 Interbank Over the Foreipi Local dolars to Foreipi currency foreipi currency Australian dollar 1.9281—1.9311 5.23—5 14 Canadian dollar 1.7044—1.7058 5.92—5.83 Sterling pound 2 9805— 2.984 1 3 38— 333 lOC units of foreipi currency Austrian schilling 10 6525— 10.6681 94.85—92.42 Belgian franc (com) 3.6910 3.6947 273.49—268.83 Danish kronor
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        190 27 Managers' prices for Jan 14 16 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 3.61—3.84 The Savings Fund 2 14—2 27 S pore Prog Fund 1.57—1.67 Spore Sec Fund 2.39—2.54 Spore Invest Fund 1 24—1.31 Spore Equity Fund 1 54—1.63 Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest Fund 3 02— 3.19 Mai Prog
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        311 27 __j i Honikoni Hanj Sent L_ Friday 975.47 (978.58) i Week ago 909.56 g Australan Al-Ordinaries Friday 775.0 (776.2) Week ago 786.4 Austral an Industrials Friday 1023.4 (1022.2) Week ago 1020.3 Financial fines Industrials Thursday 796.0 (790.0) Week ago 783.6 Dow Jones Industrials Thursday 1279.31 (1277.32) idL- Week ago
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        268 27 lan 13 MS Change Associate- Hotels 0 908 Bank Of East Asia 21 JO -0.2 Caman Unrest Cheung Kong 8 90 *0.1 China Light 1260 -0.1 Jroas Harb Tunnel 10 10 -02 1_ Consortium 062 0.02 Far East __ch Phile* 0 080 unch O I Cement 980 unch Great
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        321 27 lan 13 Cants Charge (Aust) A C I 187 -1 A N I 288 H APM 240 2 Aberfoyla 780 unch Age 3006 Alliance UU 78 -1 Allied Mll! 240 »3 Ampol Exp 410 10 Ampol Pet ISS unch Am 814 *4 Ashton 125 -5 BHP 1386 10 Bear
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        215 27 lan 12 USS Change AlCO* 47* Allied Chem Cp 54* unch Allls-Chalmers 18* Am Tel li Tel-..- 86* Amax Inc 25* Amr Corp 38* Bethlehem SU 29* Boeing Co 47* Burroughs Cp 52 Cat* rplllar Co 50* Chase Manhtn 48* Chrysler Cp 28* Citicorp 38* Cons Nat Gas
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        562 27 Jan 12 Pence Change The following stocks are quoted In US dollars: INDUSTRIALS Allied -Lyons 143 unh Ass. Dairies 158 +4 BTR PLC 434 +5 Babcocks 170 +2 Barclays unav Beechams 308 -3 BICC 208 +2 Blue Circle 423 +3 BOC Group 285 +5 Boots 185 +2 Bowater 261
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        333 27 lan 13 Yen Ch**. AJlnomoto 1100 -40 Akal 575 1 Amada 1080 +20 Asahi Chem 485 +4 Asahl Olass 702 unch Bank Tk 330 -8 Brldgestone 640 -2 Canon 1550 unch Casio Computer 1430 +30 Citizen 865 +10 D Nip Print 977 -3 D Nippon Screen 1370 (-40 Dalel
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      Container schedules
      636 27 Receipts of export FCL container* and LCL cargo Delivery of FCL import containers LCL containers unpacked at the containers freight station on Jan 13 (2300; Ship (Voyage) An B Swop (5%) 15/1 (0700) Keum Glory (13N) 15/1 (1500) Lampung (4584) 15/1 (0700) Sea Glory (02) 15/1 (0700) Sea
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      667 27 Prom Page 26 OCBC (12.608 12.705) (1) 12.80 (31) 12.70 PM HMg (5.855) (6/ 5.90 (3) 5.55 P Buk (3.225) (3) 3.24 (13) 3.26 (104) 3.20 (122) 3.22 888 (3.905) SEA Cwp (14.708 14.80S) (7) 14.70 UOB (6.358 6.455) (76) 6.40 (1) 6.45 (2) 6.35
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      224 27 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Myomaywa 302 aside 14 Nikko Maru 304 a'side 14/1 Pacific Seiatan 306 siOt M Al Sayesttia 304 14/1 19/ 1 Andromeda 302 14'] Ares II 305 I 14/1 Concord Angel 306 14/1 I Hakko Arrow 306 14 i 16/1 Jurong Port Lavima 9
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      52 27 BEIJING China has merged fi\r north-eastern shipyards into the Dalian Shipbuilding Corp with 17 docks capable of constructing vessels of up to 100.000 tons. The New China News Agency said current contracts include a 27. 000-ton cargo ship for Hongkong and offshore oil production modules for
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    Dealers linked by their bonds
    809 28  -  NORA CHENG By Your money THKY i:v very difficult to coKcptaaltee, those paper certificates. asuallj called t: n pobonds, which link lenders and bOROWCn They have no trading floor, yet trading goes on in international over-the-counter markets. Dealers in PJurobonils communicate between the world's various
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    243 28 Inchcape INCHCAPE has an Investment arm that stretches from motor vehicle distribution and assembly Into almost every Industrial sector, except banking and plantations. For instance, under services Itself, comes warehousing and distribution, shipping, travel and freight forwarding, pest control and cleanIng, computer and even cattle-raising. In IW2,
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    566 28 Singapore Top five stocks THE FOLLOWING is a list ot the 5 most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this week I gives the turnover in thousands of units closing prices yesterday and the high and lew for 1983/84. VERY few people seem
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    308 28 Kuala Lumpur A NEW record was set in the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange this week. For the first time in history, the total turnover, for any one day, breached the 20 million mark. The previous high, also attained this week, was set on Tuesday with
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      364 28 U| The Car that offers performance without the sacrifice of economy The car for the times. Where traditionally, greater power and Together with significant reductions in engine and vehicle rear seats and cockpit type dashboard for the coupe and handling meant greater fuel consumption, now in the New weight, and
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      561 31 13 Musical Equipment BRITISH. CHINA. JAPANESE j pianos, new secondhand, many j 1 brands. Price. $1,200 onwards I I Rental, tuning, delivering, i 1 *****62 i AS NEW HAMMOND model 125 I JM3 organ C W stool. $2,400 o n.o. Tel MMM BELLMANN PIANO FOR sale In excellent condition Selling
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      464 31 16 Flowers/Plants 16 Flowers/Plants nk^j^g^H xj^^ j When you care but can't "be there send flowers Interflora! 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing DOUBLE BED, PLUS chest of drawers and dressing table teak set. Cost $450 Single bed for $80. Call *****40. RE-UPHOLSTERY OF OLD sofa for Homes. Hotels. Offices and Residence
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      362 31 20 Pets NO SOYBEAN You want your dog to have the healthiest, brightest, most shimmering coat possible. The only sure way Is through good, well-balanced nutrition, lam* uses only the highest, quality meat, poultry and eggs for protein. NEVER SOYBEANS lam* Is concentrated and you feed your dog up to
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      516 31 20 Pets FOR SALE, 2 pure Seal-point Siamese cats. Healthy, vaccinated, dewormed. 1 spayed female, 2 years old. 1 spayed male, 1 year old. Papers available. Tel--*****97. YOUR PET NEEDS all your care and attention at Pet Lovers Centre. You will find all the things that make it possible. Tel:
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      512 31 20 Pets 7 WEEKS OLD, cross breed Shin Tzu puppies $350 each. Office. *****55, Resident: *****50. 3 MONTHS OLD female Alsatian for sale. Contact *****64. 22 Stamps/Coins A GOOD COLLECTION of silver/ gold coins for sale at cost price Royal Wedding. Kings of England, Tutankhamun Gold Stamps etc. Call *****26
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      339 31 24 Garage Sale SELLING CHEAP SOFA $80. wardrobe and bed $150, hi-fi, etc. Tel: *****00 after 11 00a.m. 2 BRAND NEW Wonderland spring mattresses 3' x 6' x 4". $140 each. Baby cot S4O. *****09. 25 Sale: Other Products r OWN THIS PAIR^ OF BEAUTIFUL REAL DIAMOND EARRINGS (916 YELLOW
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      452 31 25 Sale: Other Products MITSUKOSHI CORPORATE B Membership (4 nominations) for sale SSI.BOO excluding transfer fee Please contact: *****44 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m CLEARING CHEAPI USED Standard office electric, manual typewriters IBM. Olympia. Adler. Olivetti. Cash Carry *****53 4 EXPAT LEFT. SELLING American frost free fridge (18 cu.ft).
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      238 31 H^ TODAY AT CLASSIFICATION 20: against o'er population In animal kirgcom' Find out what 25 Sale: Other Products 25 Sate: Other Products STOCK CLEARANCE SALE! Brand New Books at Offer Prices 30% 70% Off Date 14/01/84 23/01/84 Place Far East Plaza Concourse Ground floor Time 11am 9pm (Daily) Dictionaries Illustrated
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      337 32 I cn I B Vrain N INDONESI KfTCH H| i jILJB ready to sail except for one miss SB j Ir mm im I crew The Muster |HB is hpre to recruit able bodied 0 men to man the boat, which ■B aanM| plies between Singapore and the ■f Celebes.
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      591 32 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional/ Executive i VACANCIES Building Services Engineering Consultant Due to Expansion of the Firm we require the following: Mechanical Electrical (A) ENGINEERS (B) DRAFTSMEN QUALIFICATIONS: (A) Degree from a recognised University with relevant experience (B) ITC NTC Apply with telephone number to:RANKINE HILL (8) PTE LTD
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      556 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant b) EDP b) EDP An established international offsh* bank invites applications to fill the j position of COMPUTER I OPERATOR I Preferably with GCE 'A' level At ieast 1-2 years experience in computer operations Knowledge of NCR 8250/8410 or 9050 systems will be an
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      243 32 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial Clerical i m jhT l (casra Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons, preferably males for the above position in our Marketing Department Outlet Include Efficient planning organising and co-ordinating of all clerical function in the Manne Section Co-ordinate and plan efficiently all supplies of
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      423 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial Clerical e) Secretarial/Clerical Bankers Trust Company An established American Offshore Bank in Singapore invites applications for the post of: TetaT 1 I Operator ye selected candidate will be working Ith a team of telex operators. 1 GCE O' Level with good command
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      61 33 ACCURATE TYPIST REQUIRED In MacPherson area. Write in with full details to: ST. Box A*****. 390 Kim Seng Road. Spore 0923 Something For Everyone... In Today's Straits Times Classified I I ■r T i> r!l Need professional help with a problem you're having^ Look into the Classified today for the
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      495 33 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical j INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION SINGAPORE Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the following posts for the College of Physical Education STENOGRAPHER Salary Scale: $700x40-860/ 900x40-1260 Qualifications: Shorthand speed at 100 wpm and Transcription by Typewriter at 25 wpm plus GCE Cambridge School Certificate
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      505 33 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical I /&s§\ WfyZJ i A Leading Chemical Manufacturing Company in Jurong i urgently requires FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERKS GCE 'O' level or L equivalent. Minimum 1 year's ex- perience in accounts work, preferably in a manufacturing con- t cern. Attractive remuneration A 'and subsidized transport provided,
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      290 33 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical Q4FHI CHANGI AIRPORT FUEL HYDRANT INSTALLATION PTE LTD requires a CONFIDENTIAL STENOGRAPHER (5-day Week) Requirements: GCE O' level Certificate with credit in English Shorthand speed 90 wpm and typing 50 wpm. Preferably able to operate telex machine. At least 1 year's experience in similar capacity
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      381 33 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical I A subsidiary of an interI national Company reI quires a Requirements: Minimum GCE 'A' level certificate with good credit in English Preferably Private Secretarial Certificate or its equivalent Shorthand and typing speeds of 80 wpm and 45 wpm respectively Able to work independently Applications
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      438 33 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial Clerical CARRIER SINGAPORE (PTE) LIMITED CLERK/ TYPIST Minimum I JCE O' lewi Certificate with level passes i Able to type at 40 w.p in j e Minimum i year's workin*] Interested applicants, please apply with resume, experience, salary expected, a recent passport size 1 photograph
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      638 34 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial Clerical Petroteum engineering services company in dist 19 invites suitable candidates lor the positron of CLERK'TYPtST incumtr m\ lejaßoaaaMi for central tiling and Dthf/1 .ulmii:. ;ties Requirements level with good credit in English (preferably) e Typing speed of 40 '15 wp m e Meticulous UMI
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      590 34 66 Situations Vacant ,!> Secretarial/Clerical We have vacancies tor: 1) OPERATOR/RECEPTIONIST Requirements: lil'E'O" Level t'lea^anl personality and ability to converse fluently m Kntfh.sh e Ability to operate PABX switrhboard preferred but not essential 2) CLERK/TYPIST Requirements e Typing speed 30 wpm e GCE "O level, school leavers weliome to apply
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      458 34 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical International firm has vacancies for: 11. GENERAL CLERK j e QCE O' level e (rood typing speed 12. MALE STORE CLERK e Completed N S e Prepared to do field work For both posts, no working experience is required Preference given to those residing along
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      551 34 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical JUNIOR BECRETARY e Fast typing ability. e Preferably with working experience. e Good English, pleasant personality with courteous and good telephone manners. Competitive salary, 5-day week and other attractive fringe benefits. Interested applicants, please send applications with full particulars and a recent photograph (n.r.) to:
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      843 34 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical JUNIOR SECRETARY REQUIRED by small but busy office. Excellent written/spoken English. Neat, accurate typing essential General office duties. Knowledge of shorthand, audio typing, telex operation an advantage but not essential. Please reply in own handwriting, stating qualifications, experience, telephone number and salary expected toS.T. Box
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      951 34 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales t) Sales PILA CO FRANCE Specialized in importing technical equipment and raw materials has a vacancy for: TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE e Candidate should be experienced and well introduced in hardware business, especially hand tools. Must be independently matured and with a pleasant
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      571 34 66 Situations Vacant f> Sales Y" &TDK urgently requires SALES REPRESENTATIVE Job: e To collect sales orders for electronic components and be responsible for payment from sales transactions. a To co-ordinate sales with orders lo overseas factories. Applicants should: have GCE A' level or electronic certificate from Vocational Institution. preferably
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      395 34 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales PIERRE BALMAIN BOUTIQUES invites suitably quslilied appli cant* to till the po*t ot BOUTIQUE ASSISTANTS Please call: *****37 L For appointment J Urgently required SALES EXECUTIVES 4 SALES REPRESENTATIVES owing to accelerated growth of our Building and Hotel Industry, we era looking tor young and
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      756 34 66 Situations Vacant Sales A larg* local trading company hat immediate vacancy for SALES REPRESENTATIVE tor its Cotte* Divietor The Job a Scrwi e outlets either whole- retail I a Source and open new outlet* < e Promote sales and achieve company's sales profit objectives Th* Person e Secondary education
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      482 35 66 Situations Vacant i) Sales SALES REPRESENTATIVE Sundry- Coniunwi Goods G.CJ I .:t<l driving licence Must has- laaal years' Mica v. m i •r«st«d applicants apply to: K I'trtey Road P 0 Box 47 Sino.apora 9133 !»T>ai lIWH HARDWARE COMPAN' NHlni inniifdUitf l) Mm q OnnnatH OMBptetad j I Bttoa
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      588 35 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical warn philips COMMITTED TO EXCELLENCE IN THE SPHERE OF ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY. V\e are looking for suitably qualified persons for the following positions PHy Engineering T WLWLW Assistants Based in the TV Development Department, you will work closely with a team
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      488 35 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical LIRfIG COURT^ has immediate vacancies for the following posts:A CLEANING/ MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR 1. Minimum Qualifications GCE 'O' Level 2 Familiar with BCD and MOE regulations. 3 Able to work independently 4 Able to work shifts. B ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS:1. Should be
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      250 35 UNITED WORLD COLLEGE OP S.E. ASIA requires an experienced The successful candidate wIH be skilled and experienced m the operation and servicing of afl the equipment and machinery used by the college workshop such as lathes, milling, shaping and grinding machines and welding equipment. Some knowledge of woodmacrtJning/carpentry and modern
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      469 35 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical MtorbtafS) requires DESIGN TECHNICIAN Candidates must be good at free-hand sketches and has interest in designing furniture No previous working experience required Male candidates must have completed or not be liable for full time National Service Minimum commencing salary will be $600 per month. Please
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      543 35 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical (D I E M (PCB Assembly Division) requires PROCESS CONTROL ENGINEER Recognised degree in electrical/ electronics engineering Minimum 2 years' experience in PCB Assembly Process Control Diploma holders with several years' experience in a similar capacity will also be considered. Interested applicants are invited to
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      388 35 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical A large organisation urgently require* the following: 1. SURVEY TECHNICIANS 2. SURVEY DRAUGHTSMEN 3. SURVEY CHAINMEN 4. ONE RECEPTIONIST CUM TYPIST Min.4owp.m (typing) Plea«e write to: S.T. BOX A***** 390, Kim Seng Rd, Spore 0923 or tel: *****16 (Pauline) lor an interview Established MAE consulting
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      222 35 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical URGENTLY REQUIRED ONE periencpd Aircon Mechanic and j Labourers Interested piease call personally at Blk 603, *01-35, Clemen ti West St 1, S"pore 0512, or contact *****)56/ 9 REQUIRED QUANTITY SURVEYOR peart experience Preferably I with Poly diploma In building I Please contact *****70/*****19 h)
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      454 35 66 Situations Vacant h) Production Manufacturer ot precision mete! part* located al Ano, Mo Kio h<--immod.ale vacanct** for 1) AUTO-LATHE SETTER (MALE, a Must ti.i.- t-xper ence in iathe machines 2) TRAINEE AUTO LATHE SETTERS (MALE) With without NTC 3 e Knowledge of using meter and vernier caliper Willing to
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      402 36 66 Situations Vacanl 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production ■sion of our highs: LEAD FRAMES PLATING IMMEDIATE OPENINGS results eer-oriented PLATING ENGINEERS (WITH ELECTROPLATING EXPERIENCE) Mocha eenng -st 3 years working experience in a PLATING DEPARTMENT, with significant \:;ori ana design of tooling ccessfal candidate will monitor and fine
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      151 36 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous A newly established Japanese restaurant requires: PART-TIME FULL-TIME WAITRESSES Able to perform split shift dot Preferably with pleasant personality We otter I ree meals and uniforms. Annual and medical leave. Attractive salary plus allow- innual increment. 13- month bonus. Medical benefits Interested applicants, please apply
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      620 36 68 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production GENERAL ELECTRIC^ Are you looking for a challenging and promising career with the largest and I most established private employer in Singapore who believes in providing you with good career advancement through training and development? We are a highly advanced
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      552 36 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous j A multinational medium size fast exapnding telecom--1 munication equipment manufacturer is recruiting the j following staff for their expansion programme: j PRODUCTION ENGINEERS I Requirements: Possess a University Degree in Electronic/Electrical/ Mechanical/Production Engineering with
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      40 36 CLASS 3 DRIVER required by international company. Preferably those with airport clearance experience and residing in Bedok area. Interested please apply personally at: 22. Pasir Panjang Road, =11-17, PSA Multi-storey complex. S'pore 0511 (opposite BP Refinery). Buy sell through CATS.
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      76 36 AZIZA'S RESTAURANT urgently requires: FULL-TIME PART-TIME MUSLIM WAITRESSES Pleasant and charming. No experience are welcome too. Please com* personally for interview today and Monday from 11.30am to 3.00pm at: 36, EMERALD HILL ROAD SINGAPORE 0922 Something For Everyone... In Today's Straits Times Classified Thinking of a new or used Car
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      427 36 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous invites applications from suitably qualified Singapore citizens and Permanent Residents of Singapore to fill the following posts at the 1) INTERNAL AUDIT OFFICE CLERICAL OFFICER GRADE IV Gross salary ranges from 5433 to $946 per month Qualifications Experience 3 GCE 'O' level passes Ability to
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      331 36 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous pn Private Limited has immediate vacancies for D General Clerk cum I Receptionist GCE 'O level (English stream) Age 20-25 years 1-2 years working experience Able to type and j operate Telex ma- 1 chine Abie to perform simple banking and accounting work Inspectors (Male/Female) Secondary
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      481 36 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous QAS AIHPOHI SERVICES S immediate vacan S 3 cies for rhe post^ o* i E2333EE3 1 ■I' I .'Ml years old Physically fit handling cargo Dag j gage-; S Willing ro dc s^ jj CROSS SALARY a»P?!r^Va»»l s stngmftorem c 2 5 I* Mm 2
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      310 37 >6 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous CHILD CARE SERVICES I applicants tor ne r Mowing oosts A) ASSISTANT TEACHERS Minimum GCE O' levei Minimum 18 years old Must be willing to teach and carry out general duties bilingual B) CENTRE NURSES tor Jurong and Cie r rvn!i Centres Nun n^ experience Minifnufln
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      567 37 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous We arc ;i well rstal (ISUItanCJ irn: v. i i bnuMKuata. wwamrlm foi SURVEY WORKS ASSISTANTS Pr—pliiimi Secondary iv or eqotvfJent \ipiicants taking up a course in Land Surveying or bavtng tome practical expertence ID surveying will be given preference t.ssist the Surveyors In all
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      414 37 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous BOARDING OFFICER required by (hipping aganl Must be familiar a Ith all aspects of agency work and vessels involved In the main liner trade Initiative and good English essential Opportunity for energetic young man Apply with full personal particulars, currenl salary, details of experience and
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      676 37 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Travel Company requires Chinese DtSPATCH RIDER Only applicants with motorcycle need apply Attractive salary offered. Please ring:--*****33 for interview appointment CONTRACTOR REQUIRES DRIVER. Completed primary education. Possess class 3 driving licence. Have at least 2 years' driving experience Salary will be commensurate with working experience.
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      1326 37 foIRSI Today ISII 446 tiiSlyJZn^tyj Vehicles Are For Sale In This Section yJm mjem WaV&wßm RENTAL FOR AIRCOND non-air-cond pickups. Blind/panel vans. alO-03 Golden Mile Tower, Beach Road, *****30 (4 lines). RENT THE RIGHT way from Pleasant Car Rental. Moderate charges. Call Robin *****71, 9.30am 7.00pm. UNIQUE TOURIST OFFERS newcars
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      764 37 Free installation high power 40 W j W*W&*lb\Wjj^' m'&m imk Wm Hl h DCMe warn CBw 4.^^oo*B^ reverse 5 station preset —Jjl^-gjj-^ Metal tape position Dolby Mcdei -ylnraßLr- NR Separate bass J-'46i --^■jSSjmS^ control •50 wart 3-*a, speakei 1 1 Valley Auto Trading Co. ■"w 1 ~%i 3^ 4 Changi
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      645 37 76 Vehicles For Sale > e) Ford ALMOST 1960 FORD Granada 2.8 i Auto j Chauffeur driven. Accident free. Company regd. Tax till 12/84. Showroom condition i $27,500. Tel: *****14. END 1978 WELL maintained Ford Cortina 2.0 Ghia (Manual). Tax 3/84. Non-PARF. Aircond.. radio cassette. Accident free $6,800 j Tel:
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      357 37 1 <£^" AUTHORISED MAIN DEALER G1 C2 Novena Ville 275 Thomson Road Singapore 1130 Tel: *****7" (opp Novena Church) 76 Vehicles For Sale Honda AUTO. HONDA ACCORD door, one owner radio cassette. kircond up top condition, 522.00C Tei BI2KS. DEC 1978 HONDA CMI UM Auto 5-door Aircond.. radio cassette Good
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      427 37 76 Vehicles Foi Sale Honda 1977 HONDA CIVIC Aircon. raGi. PARF eligible $li 1579 HONC» ACCORD, c.c), eligible PARF. good cond <U.0000.n.0 Tel:2»/ g) Mazda END 78 MAZDA 323 1000 C I owner 5-door I j power radio/casst: front seals, new ro<. Vlcom, PARF. tul paint beautiful a condition $12,90<'
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      524 38 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale e) Font e) Ford e) Ford ATMGINIMOIORSMU mmmmmtm bicausi mm mm mm jhah mi a car m Privilege arms jMt/ JNLp^Lhk. Ih^m^ nfilllllfCl I 4 0.000 Km Warranty J^Bk /^illll^K ljf|ll/|l Dili (whichever occurs earlier) to leave T
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      544 38 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes DECEMBER 1979 MERCEDES 200 Private owner Original white. Aircon. sports rims, high power radio cassette. $52 500 0.n.0. *****53 OCT 1979 MERCEDES Benz 200 Manual Aircond., high power radio cassette Colour metallic blue Price $52,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****23 1972 MERCEDES 28S. aircon engine in
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      450 38 7) Vehicles For Sale i) Mitsubishi 5/82 GALANT 16OOGLS Metallic blue, aircon. power steering/ windows, digital clock, electronic ignition. 4-speaker hi-fi system, anti-rust coated, wind screens engraved, sports tyres/ rims, road tax 9/ 'B4. truly beautiful. Viewing welcome. $23,000. Tel: *****45 between 7pm 12pm. ALMOST 1981 GALANT 1600 GS ONe
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      888 38 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi NOV. 1979 LANCER 1400. auto Private owner, aircond. sports rims, radio cassette Showroom condition *****97. OCTOBER 1977, LANCER 1200 2nd owner, aircond. radio cassette, sports rims, tax/insurance. Tel: *****17 SPORTY LAMDA COUPE, 1600 c.c. 1978 Sept Immaculate condition. Full accessories. $15,700 Tel: ■*****00 Residence).
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      1443 38 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota j) Toyota V&h( TEST DRIVE... />?•{ THE EXCITING NEW imttii^iifWu' i CORONA 1.6 ~JuF^^z£s£ir PARF $26 800 ARF $34,900 SPACIOUS, POWERFUL, ,AJg ECONOMICAL Mli/T^-^JW NEW COROLLA 1.3 'jSKfiy sj£Z\h DX PARF $21,120 ARF 528. 000 1 GL PARF 523.320 ARF
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      443 38 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale i k) Others k) Others k) Others k) Others UNBEATABLE Hyundai Pony 2 1200GL at ARF $23,500* on-the-road Special HP Rates 5 1 /4 %pa flat for 3 years 2-year guarantee or 40,000km 10
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      50 38 Buy sell through CATS. Something For Everyone... in Today's Straits Times Classified §pi§r Looking for a \ob' J Work through the Classified Employment section there's a long list of |ob vacancies waiting tor you any day of the week K '"1 c.a!t.s. 1 737H66 The Straits Times Classifieds Employment iJ
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      306 38 DBS FINANCE FOR BETTER FINANCING Faster, friendlier service Up to 90% financing Money-saving interest rates: 12 months -5% pa flat 24 months 5' pa flat 36 months -6% pa. flat 48 months 6'.-% pa flat (instalments payable in advance) 6 Shenton Way. #01-07. #02-07 «02-32. DBS Building Podium Block Singapore
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      301 38 m Motor Cycles/ Scooters HONDA GL 1100 GCI OWING (ASPENCADE) 6 months old Road tax insurance till June Fitted with extra accessone. c from Drag Speciaii' In immaculate condition HAN AI LIN *****55 GOOD YAMAHA RXIOO. $270 RXKI3S RXSIIS. $570 RDI2SLC $790 RD3SOLC. $1,300 Kawasaki GTOIOO Z2OO. $280 Honda GLI4S
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      674 39 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale i) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles 1) Commercial Vehicles For economy and reliability Nothing beats a Suzuki CHAMPION MOTORS N< P€OPLE TO DO BUSINESS WITH < "t. 633? Jl 78 Vehicles
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      345 39 jA^fcV ACCOMMODATIONS H A PROPERTIES 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses ORCHARD RD APARTMENTS B«verty Hills penthouse (with private pool) $12,000/ apartment $8,500 Futurs $5,500 Cairnhill Plaza $4,500 $5,500 Grangatord 54 ,200 Ridgawood $3,400 $4,000 Htmiko <3-tMdroom) $3,500 Pandan VaUay $3,800 $3,000 a Dial. 10/ 11: fully furnished semi-detached and terrace
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      854 39 Hr A LARGE WORKSHOP facing the H sea is available for sale or rent. H' Ideal for marine operations, the .c;-..._ i sheltered working area covers J Wtt- more than 3.200 sq meters and mm the open space measures over 2.5 I HU. hectares. More details at classi- ass .-**.*>
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      1220 39 86 Accommodations 86 Accommodations 86 Accommodations Vacant Vacant Vacant b) Apartments t) Apartments b) Apartments 1 F6REfiSTPLfiZfi//(sJii iv/i I I LUXURIOUS fiPfiRTMEMTS I I At the junction of Scotts/Orchard Roads. Next to Hyatt Hotel. I I Creates a new era in cosy modern living. tfjj'un'tH'iiFil i-* 91 ([t]>l I INDOOR
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      345 39 DIST 10 OFF STEVENS Road maisonette. 3 bedrooms/servant's. Fully furnished. Alrcond., swimming pool. $4,200. Everton *****36 Sat/ Sun. DIST 10 S MINS to Orchard Road beautifully furnished apartment. 3 bedrooms /servant's. 2200 sq.ft. Swimming pool. Everton *****36 Sat/ Sun. DIST. 9, BEHIND AMERICAN Club. 2 bedrooms, fully furnished, $3,100. Dist.
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      850 39 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 11, NEWTON COURT, furnished 3-bedroomed flat, very private, rental $1,900 p.m Please tel *****78. DIST. 15 BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED studio apartment. City Plaza. quiet locality, $1,450. General Properties *****13/ *****75 DIST 10 KIMLIN MANSION Grange Road within walking distance to j Orchard Road. 3 bedrooms,
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      724 39 86 Accommodations Vacant c) Rooms TO LET FULLY furnisiit-d l^o room for Chinese single couple i at Loron? Paya Lebar. Tel. MMH WE HAVE FURNISHED unfurnlsh- i ed rooms flats for rental at any districts Please call *****92 *****09 2 FURNISHED AIRCON rooms at I dlst 1024 Grange Road Colour
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      800 39 89 PropertM* For Sale a) House: SINGLE-STOREY SEMi-Df TACMt 1 (DIST 164£; Vtctnttjr Of Af) U I ..»rden Newly renovated a h reenold a Approx s.6COsqfl a Convenient to all CK| Ample mill area for extension a *****.000 0 no Cat! owrter direct at MMH STRICTLY NO AGENTS PLEASE' BEDOKVILLE
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      790 40 89 Properties For Sale m) Houses OIST 15, DOUBLE-STOREY SEMI OCTACHED tiewiy batlt. Uiul MOD sq ft freehold Built-in 2400 i S MSM C« I 4428*173 Umm DtST 20. FULTON AVENU€ Beau r ifull> renovated ."orner u-rr.we locality. M39.000 General Properties nassu nama OIST 20. SEMBAWANG HILLS Kst&fM Mn^lt- -storey
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      679 40 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b> Private Apartments b) Private Apartments Big swiniming pool and special children s B wading dool Residents' clubhouse Squash Court Children's playground j Tropical garden open park area j Barbecue pit 24-hour security service j Bs bH B^K^tißj tj. **3l m* w
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      480 40 DIST 21 CLEMENTI PARK Condo Southnorth orientation. 3 bedrooms. 1700 sq.ft. Freehold/ vacant possession. Chelsea *****11 Sat/ Sun. DIST. 5. HONG LEONG walkup apartment. Full condo facilities. Fully furnished, alrcond, tenanted $2,400 p.m. up to mid 1985. Asking: $420,000. Tel: *****83. DIST 5 GREEN ARCADIA brand new 2-storey maisonette. 1,800
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      577 40 89 Properties For Sato c) HDB/HUDC Apartments BEDOK SOUTH AVENUE 3 5-room-ed point block. Well maintained, near market, MRT station and public transport. Price: $!3C,000 0.n.0 No agents. Please call *****4. Viewing Saturday/ Sunday BRADDELL VIEW HUDC dlst. 20 Phase I Type A, 1770 sq.ft. well renovated, cosy and good
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      799 40 89 Properties For Sale e) HDB/HVDC Apartments COMMONWEALTH DRIVE, BLK 65 3-roomed flat, terrazzo and tiles flooring. Semi-furnished. $53,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****5. COMMONWEALTH DRIVE, corner 3-roomed, high floor, renovated, terrazzo/ built-in cabinets. Call Steve 273-3333 x 800. DIST 15 LAGUNA PARK facing East and sea. Tastefully furnished. $335,000 0.n.0. Please
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      1269 40 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted r DEVELOPMENT STIES WANTED A leading development organisation is looking for development sites in the city area or suburb of Singapore for development of shopping centres or highrise and lowrise condominium, flats, bungalows, semi-detached or terrace houses and factories as well
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      595 40 j 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental b) Rental j FOR RENTAL I Showroom cum Office Space Orchard Road Area 1 ■ynr\ en ft OO CCC77 I NO 11 EAST COAST ROAD -02-05, ODEON KATONG I SHOPPING COMPLEX SINGAPORE 1542 Good location shop space to let. Approximately 200
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      164 40 i 50 GENTING PENANG/ C -HIGHLAND Dep 02-02. 0:i-02 $27d 30 4N KL/ C -HIGHLAND GENTING Dep 02-02 $119 4/50 HDY/PHUKET/ PATONG Dep 02-02 i air, $730 i SO HDY/ SONGKHLA I Dep 01 -02 bus i 9pm $235 40 HDY/ SONGKHLA 1 .Bus Air) $400 20 3N GENTING TOUR
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      495 41 102 Tours 102 Tours LVWfc iff' 8 days HHSIAME/60L0 COAST/STONEY/MELIOUINE U l 9O Dep: Feb 2 stay at the Hyatt Kingsgate Hotel in Sydney Seaworid Dreamworld cruise of Sydney Harbour and city tour tour to Sovereign Hill 1 5 lays CONTIKI New Zealand (for young psopte between 1 8 35)
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      674 41 102 Tourt 102 Tours I:# NAM HO I TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE. LTD. Head office Pearl's Centre Grd. Floor, 100 EuTong Sen St., #01-14, #01-16, #01-18 S'pore 0105. Tel: *****33 (7 lines). s S Branch Office People's Park Complex, Grd. Floor, 1 Park Road, #01-19, Singapore 0105. Tel: *****1/*****2/*****3/*****6 *****8/*****63.
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      603 41 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours No. 1 Tour Operator to Australia! /^3^. j Queensland. Austral V^^|nt^HP^ 2^i k 'oJf Dep every Tue and Thu (k < Guaranteed accommodation k/^ S^l V' 4^ at the Resort —_a $80 million resort B^V. B J ;^T>y\notei. with full lacihlies' W>< -^^*!l*s S3!^^
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      468 41 rtfej EDUCATION* Ussi INSTRUCTION 1 1 109 Academic GCE 'A' LEVEL (Pre-UI&II) AND GCE 'O' LEVEL FULL-TIME COURSES COMMENCE: 5 19 MAR 84 and 2 APR 84 MORNING CLASSES FEE: $12.50 per subject p/m AFTERNOON CLASSES FEE: $7.50 per subject p/m PLEASE ENROL EARLY TO ENSURE A PLACE For more
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    506 42 The nervous wrecker McEnroe booed and fined after smashing racket NEW YORK, Fri JOHN McENROE, a volcano of nervous energy, smashed his racket to bits in a gesture of sellreproach last night on his way to a 6-4, 6-2 quarterfinal victory over fellow American Johan Kriek in the US$4OO,OOO ($820,000)
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    354 42 PALMERSTON NORTH (New Zealand), Fri ENGLAND gained much needed batting practice for their New Zealand tour against a mediocre Central Districts bowling attack in a three-day match which ended in a draw here today. Winning the toss and batting first, England compiled 294 for six declared,
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    243 42 WELLINGTON, Fri. New Zealand's cricket selectors have named an experienced side to play England in the first Test, starting here next Friday. They picked wicketkeeper lan Smith, who played two Tests against England last year, in preference to his archrival Warren Lees, and all-rounder Evan Gray as
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    172 42 All ploys and little poise MOSCOW, Fri. Olga Korbot, who sparked off the current interest in gymnastics when she won three gold medals at the 1972 Munich Olympics, said yesterday the sport was now fall of tricks bat lacked poetry. Olga, 28, said gymnastics had laid too mach emphasis on
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    254 42 PALM BEACH (California), Fri. Jim Simons, legally blind and able to play on the Professional Golf Association tour because of radical corrective contact lenses, fired a nine-under-par 63 yesterday to vault into the lead after two rounds of the U*****,000 ($945,000) Bob Hope Desert
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    278 42 LOS ANGELES, Fit LARRY HOLMES has signed a contract to do fend his new International Boxing Federation heavyweight title against former World Boxinp Association champion John Tate, one of the promoters announced yesterday. The Dallas-based television network JPD Sports, co-promoter with Murad Muhammad, said
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    197 42 Lewis limps out AUCKLAND, Fri. Topseeded New Zealander Chris Ltwia mm forced 10 withdraw from the Benson and Hedges international Grand Prix tennis tournament here too The Wimbledon finalist had a poisoned foot and could not compete againsi fifth-seeded Australian Brad Drewett in their quarter-final Quarter-On*! results: Brad Dreweti Aust
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    35 42 CANTON Fri. China took a commanding 2-0 lead over Bi Lanka in an Eastern ZomDavis Cup first -round tenni>. tie here today Other reralto: Taiwar Hongkong 1. Pakistan 2 Malaysia 0 Reuter AP
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    368 43 Mil TH KOREA lead the men's and women's team contests at the halfway mark of the Asia-Ocea n>a target archery cham pionships in Christchurch yesterday They are 15 points ahead of Australia in the men's competition and 66 ahead of China in the women's. The
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    628 43  -  JANICE SEAH By Filipino cub pounces and the Singapore lions lick their wounds 4 TO train so hard twice a day for so long, sacrifice so much and then go out and play like a load of rubbish! I'm so disgusted with myself. I've never been so
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    322 43  -  JANICE SEAH Inexperience caused Albert to choke Chew Bee THE old man called Albert Teo aside while the boy was still smarting from his defeat, patted him on the back, and told him a few things about tennis. Albert, sufficiently calmed down after he blew his game against
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    522 43  - Far from the Mahader crowd ALANHUBBARC'S VIEWPOINT ON the stroke of four, with Singapore a match down and trailing S-6. 3-0 in the second, more than half the crowd rolled up their parasols, scrunched their empty burger bags, and left. Who cares about history when your team is getting licked''
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    3239 44 NHMPHHR 2 15 CLASS 5 DIV 3 1,600m B'T,T»i3#l (Ratings: 50-43) Wmmmmmm (stakes: $i4,ooo) 1 9*lBlo AJ Bum 57 (st) Al Rosso-Allan 5 nzg d2 same Goes over proper distance after finishing last of 15 in Div 1 1400m yielding last week; run previous, scored impressive
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    324 44  - Allan-Lucas team poised for year's first win EPSOM JEEP By THE powerful trainer-jockey combination of Ivan Allan and Terry Lucas, which drew a blank last weekend, can take off in the new season with Al Rosso in Race 1 at Bukit Timah today. This five year -old made no showing
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    Prosperity will take a lot of beating
    171 44  -  PEDIGREE By Our mar. on the track FIRST-UP winner Prosperity I\ has the credentials of a topflight sprint er and it will take a good horse to beat him in the last race for Class 2 Div 5 horses over 1,400 m. Last
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    311 44 RACE EPSOM JEEP RACING ED TONTO j PEDIGREE j WENG SOOK lAIRomo IAI Rosso 12 Fantasia 5 Spectacular Mow i 5 Spectacular Move 1 12 Fantasia 7 Satria IAI Rosso IAI Rosso Samp. 10 Mutual Agreement 12 Fantasia 4 Hall Of Fame 12 Fantasia jl2 Fantasia
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    1100 45 2.00 CLASS 5 DIV 3 1,200m <r«Mg£u|^ (Ratings: 50-44) (Stakes: $14,000) I «So*oB Diamonds Forever aC (48) Diamonds Forever-PK t.eong 4eh dl BUM Raymond 1 2829*0 Little Lena j« (48) LY Foo-E Breukelen 5 mm dl urae Leong 6 3 '***** Superman H 55.5 (47) Ong Shanmugam 5
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    408 45  -  PEDIGREE From baker to successful jockey... By AT FIRST glance, he could be mistaken for a boyish Hongkong actor. Bat looks can be deceiving. Behind that youthful exterior is one of last season's most successful jockeys who has a consuming desire to win. Like
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    Winning gallop by Fire Glory
    502 45 Winning gallop by Fire Glory ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE FIRE GLORY (Ngiow) and Marryland (apprentice Aziz), both engaged in Race 4 for Class 2 Div 3 horses over 1,400 m tomorrow, did a smart trial yesterday morning at Bukit Timah. The George West-train-ed pair went neck and neck over
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      141 Deaths
      149 45 CHEW JULANNE AGE 76 passed away peacefully on 12/1/84 leaving behind loved ones: HUSBAND: Peter Mah (Deceased) SONS: Philip Mah Tee Hock William Beh (Deceased) Jimmy Mah DAUGHTERS: Julie Beh Janet Mah Dorothy Mar SONS-IN-LAW: Lee Slew Sang Low Khiam Seng DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW: Agatha See Mary Ong Bee Jenny
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      143 Acknowledgements
      137 45 The family of the late MADAM EE LENG NEO (Mrs Swee Lian Choo) wishes to express their heartfelt thanks to Rev. John Chew, church members, relatives, friends, colleagues and business associates for their kind attendance, assistance, condolences, donations to the Community Chest Fund, wreaths and prayers during their
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    104 45 141 Deaths LOO KENG SOON AGED 70 Passed away peacefully on 13 January 1984 Leaving Behind BELOVED WIFE yim kong ran Son Daughter-in-law Albert Loo Kok Pheng Ivy Loo Daughter* Sons-in-law Loo Wai Chun Cnang Vew Kong Maureen Loo Chan Choo Richard Chio Mary Loo Leonard Frlda 6
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    144 In Memoriam
    225 45 EVELYN BERNARD Departed 15.1.83 Gone from our lives one so dear. But in our hearts forever near. Always remembered by parents and other members of the family. A mass will be offered at the Church of 'Our Lady Star Of The Sea', Sembawang at 6.00 a.m. on
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    145 Requiems
    38 45 Labh Singh Gagoms! pasted away peacefully or, 3C 12.82 leaving behind hi* loved onee to mourn hi* lose Path Da Bhoc will he held on 15 1.84 from 3pm to spm at Sri Guru Singh Sabha.
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    481 46 Score of games to shoot Gunners to the top LONDON, Friday DON HOWE received no special target when he was appointed manager of English First Division club Arsenal until the end of the season. But his first task will be to try to
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    764 46  -  MARTIN PALMER All eyes on Liverpool as they chase the Grand Slam By Kick-off LONDON, Fri. The time has now come to stop pretending and admit that the game is up. No other side but Liverpool can win the English League Division One soccer championship. Normally one waits until
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    206 46 LONDON, Fri. Queen's Park Rangers striker Mike Flanagan has returned to his former club, Second Division Charlton, despite the controversy involving Derek Hales, who said he would quit the club if Flanagan moved in. Long-serving striker Hales was stripped of the club captaincy and placed on the
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    287 46 AMSTERDAM, Fri. Danish soccer international Jesper Olsen's transfer from AJax Amsterdam to Manchester United is in the balance because the English First Division club have had no contact with AJax over the deal, the Dutch club said yesterday. AJax secretary Jan Westrik said United had agreed a
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    128 46 BONN, Fri. Marcel Raducanu, the 29-year-old Rumanian soccer star who defected to West Germany in 1981, said yesterday he was still hoping to play for his country in the European Championship in France this June. Raducanu, capped 25 times and now playing for Borussia Dortmund, said he
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    163 46 HOLLAND have confirmed their entry for the six-nation tournament next June to mark the 70th anniversary of the Brazilian Football Confederation. The other teams taking part are Brazil, England. Argentina, Uruguay all former World Cup winners and Mexico. AJAX AMSTERDAM and Excelsior Rotterdam drew 1-1 in a Dutch
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    Adding more Power to SAFSA
    272 47  - Adding more Power to SAFSA SAFSA have received a □l&ggive sponsorship of U:,m $17,Mt more than last year from Power Sports Footwear for this year's National Football League which kicks off today. SAFSA, who finished sixth In the Division One League last year and were runners-op In the President's Cop,
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    Triple shock
    402 47 United power cut charges the champions _^^fff__3ZZ^2 NFL*B4t_W*] m *fT\ ***Smr —*it*B*amimima*^ Joe Dorai previews the big kick-off FARRER PARK UNTTED'S hopes of a flying start in the National Football League Division One suffered a triple blow yesterday. United, who meet defending champions Tiong Bahru at the Jalan
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    Lock icon In goal territory
    69 47 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Federal Territory went on a scoring spree tonight, thrashing Sarawak 6-1 in a Malaysia Cup soccer match at the Merdeka Stadium. Fuad Hassan (29th and 84th), Yip Chee Keong (37th), Ho Hon Seong (48th and 58th) and Ho Tuck Keong (90th) scored for FT.
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    A soccer goal-mine
    195 47  -  J. RAJENDRAN By THE Singapore Business Houses Football League has to be one of the most goal-producing soccer competitions in the world. In the 35 matches played since the season started on January 4, 162 goals have been scored. That works out to an average of 4.6
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    A $1.7m target for the FAS
    177 47  -  THE Asian Football Confederation have set the Football Association of Singapore a $l.?-million target when they host the pre-Olympic Games finalround competition in April. The FAS must raise the amount for the tournament to be considered a success because of the heavy expenditure involved.
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    Malays hoping to do the double
    117 47 SINGAPORE Malays will be' hoping to beat Singapore Cricket Club for the second consecutive year when they meet In their annual rugby match for the Gilmour Cup at the Padang tills evening (5). Last year's 11-8 victory was Malays' first in the six-year history
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    Fewer HUDC flats to be built
    350 48  - Fewer HUDC flats to be built IRENE NGOO By Fall in demand because of competition from condos FEWER HUDC flats are likely to be built in the future because demand has slackened. From a peak of 6,500 applicants over two years ago, the waiting list now has been trimmed to
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    Lock icon Heart attack: Cholesterol link proved
    222 48 Heart attack: Cholesterol link proved WASHINGTON, Fri. American scientists have anally proved beyond doubt that lowerIng blood cholesterol can reduce the Incidence of heart attack and coronary disease. The IS*ls# million study, whJch took 1$ years to complete, also removed all doubts that people can reduce their heart disease risks
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    476 48 That's how China describes trend in relations with US IT shows that we are having V more and more friends in the United States. It proves there is a solid foundation in both China and the United States to build friendly relations on a stable and lasting basis. This
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    Bus driver beaten
    70 48 AN SBS driver was beaten up by six passengers along MacPherson Road last night after he made a wrong turn while driving a Service 64 bos. Mr Shahal Hameed, 28, who was on the Service 64 rente for the first day yesterday, was warded for observation at
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    33 48 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 5 97 points to 1,285.28 in the first half hour of trading in the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    133 48 SAN FRANCISCO, Fri. The leading organisation of pro-Taiwan Chinese here has Invited Chinese Prime Minister Zhao Ziyang to "defect to freedom." The organisation, called The Chinese Six Companies, published the Invitation in Chinese-language newsr tapers yesterday in Ime for Mr Zhao's arrival In San
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    490 48 US, Soviets not prepared to make concessions WASHINGTON, Fri. The Stockholm conference on disarmament has already been dealt a heavy blow even before it begins next week both the United States and the Soviet Union have said they are not prepared to provide concessions. US
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      295 48 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE The Monetary Authority of Singapore has turned Big Brother, but not for sinister reasons. Soh Tiang Keng reports that MAS has stepped up its supervision of banks to check excessive speculation, irregularities and misbehaviour in the market. What the advertising people have
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      126 48 Weather UP TO 1 p.m. Showers with thunder in several areas In the afternoon. TEMP. (C) np to a.m. tomorrow: 3t max., 23 min. SUNSET today: 7.15 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.12 a.m. Adelaide 24/34 C Overcast Manila 17/32C Fair Amsterdam tC t Melbourne 17/29C Fine Bangkok 20/31 C Fair Moscow
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      9 1 THE STRAITS TIMES, SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1984 SECTION TWO
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      Lock icon A day in the life of a trader
      2695 1  -  N. R. KLEINFIELD The Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex) will be launched in May, with a 24-hour trading system in financial futures, made possible by an arrangement with the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Simex has sent out brochures to attract individual Singaporeans to
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        520 2 Now is the right time Ui kids, NOW that the school term has begun, do you find it difficult to get Into gear after the festive season? it Is surprising how many of us ha\e unconsciously mastered the "art of wasting time". Let me expand on that. Often when we
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        Make your own pop-up card
        697 2 MANY of you must have come across popup Christmas cards, b;it have balked at what they cost. Now, we'll help you to make own pop-up Chinese New Year cards to surprise your friends. So are you ready to try making some of your own? If
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        A piquant touch to your meals
        953 4  - A piquant touch to your meals TAN LEE LENG By Chutneys and pickles add a touch of piquancy to food and make perfect accompaniments to the rich meals during the Chinese New Year celebrations. The best pickles and chutneys are home-made because you can vary the flavour, crunchiness and balance
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        Dining amidst Chaozhou art
        927 5  -  NATALIN LING Reviewed by CHAO ZHOU GARDEN RESTAURANT 5 Shenton Way, -06-13, UIC Building THERE are two upmarket Chaozhou restaurants along Shenton Way called the Swatow Teochew Restaurant. and both seem to be doing well. So it takes tremendous audacity for a new restaurant to set
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        Decor gives the right setting
        452 5  -  KHNG EU MENG By THE owners of the Chao Zhou Garden Restaurant, in UIC Building, the Lims of Hotel Equatorial, would not settle for just any Chinese decor. It had to be Chaozhou, said Mrs May Leong, manageress of the restaurant. She said that diners
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        1118 7 S SINGAPORE SHIPBUILDING ENGINEERING LTD. SUPPLEMENT CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE THE DELIVERY OF PATROL BOAT PT I AND LAUNCHING OF PATROL BOATS PT2&PT3 \M[ I^^^W *953WB*5wW^HH^^^^ fereadth 4.2m Depth 2.3m Draught 1 .2m We are proud to supply the Nakashima FP Propeller f f INTERNATIONAL AERADIO (FAR EAST)
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        265 9 GALLERY ASIA PTE LTD fc SHANGHAI BOOK CO (PTE) LTD jointly present JOINT-EXHIBITION OF CHINESE PAINTINGS CLASSICS u< Wjas 9 *A* w ArtlStS' J -j4l s new Album Venue: 81 (Ist Floor) Victoria Street, S'pore 0718 (upstairs of Shanghai Book Co i *t Tel: *****92 ***** 44. 1* Give your
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        332 15 v Music For Everyone The Helsinki University Chorus Sat 4 February 84 S pm Victoria Concert Hall Tickets: S3, S5, $8 m IVkka Competing Singers Kostiainen Rekka Laakso barytone IlkLi Harikoski bass lean Sibelius Bout .Unirnex Fire in the island S _of the forester Humoresque I he Oppressed Voice Song
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        188 15 r New Year Clearance Sale 3 DAYS ONLY! 13.1. 84 to 15.1.84 Time: 10.00am to B.oopm Practical and attractively designed kitchenware, bathroom accessories, Japan tissue paper and other household items imported from Japan. All to go at unbelievable prices for 3 days only! Cash and carry Only whilst stocks last!
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        275 15 rO POfS^Vm One of the Biggest Imported Furniture FRESi W. Germany (^Kj^H^ttiS^Bß^^R Zsc«*«»««^°^ d 9[a f^^l W^^^^tatttt^ Genuine Leather I Cf*~ *M: ;B* < i *S 1 \(5 yrs warranty) 1^ f T From ja P an \vn rn^^ V C^\ OS^ fTTTTT^ L.i; "yTp For 4 O fj l*>,,;i
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        529 16 TATLING TATLING FURNITURE CO (PTE) LTD j By A un £tj| Official opening of the 3rd showroom j 301, Thomson Rd. #03-09/13, Thomson Plaza Singapore 2057. Tel: *****17, *****74 Sl^Jj 1, Maritime Square #01-43/44 World Trade Centre, Singapore 0409. Tel: *****01/2 .MMM K^^ \sh 80, Marine Parade Road #03-42/46, Parkway
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        758 17 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES JBBHHJSBB l>lex s rvitt Address: Rates: Min. Charges: yy« S.T.AJI.T.S Appointments Notices Section Straits Times: 5523.75 psc. cm. Straits Times: 5571.25 »1~1V A 4 RS bmi TIMEAD TIMES PUBLISHING BHD Sunday Times: 5524.40 psc. cm. Sunday Times- Ss73 20 RSSOBBI au^s--,-. Times House aiMfflHßl IV! *****11 ext 2724-7 2669
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        611 17 i GENERAL 1 I MANAGER I I (Designate) I I China Operations I For an American consumer products multinational company which has a successful joint-venture manufacturing project in North China. The role is to coordinate the marketing, administrative and technical aspects of the joint-venture and represent the company's interest in
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        752 17 OtLyUrdNU Associates provides a comprehensive range of management consultancy services aimed at helping clients increase the effectiveness and profitability of their organisation. These services include Corporate Development, Organisation Planning, Financial Control and Management Informatio lnvestment Planning and Appraisal, Electronic Data Processing, Manufacturing fi] and Distribution Systems, Executive Selection, Marketing <3nd
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        125 17 TRAINEE SALES EXECUTIVE PNEUMATICS Applicants for the above position should have an Engineering background. Previous sales experience preferred. After training period, the position involves outside selling, applicants will have to own a c?r Good car allowance will be paid. The successful applicant will be trained in industrial pneumatics. Please reply
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        584 18 APPOINTMENTS IHIIIHIIft CAREER OPPORTUNITIESj GM SINGAPORE PTE LTD can provide you with the opportunity to excel vonrself ma high technology environment. If you enjoy hard work. Are innovative, want a challenging career, and meet our requirements, give us a call You could be the person we are looking for, and
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        691 18 WANTED I r Demetron Singapore is a modern and established "*7 It:'.-- subsidiary of the leading DEGUSSA group of j ¥j"» (i '.Vest Germany engaged in the manufacturing of yB !)Jr high quality PCB and metal components forthe t^aJk j- electronic industry. -'*^B|V I ELECTRONICS ENGINEER f H Vl (PCB
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        670 18 BB I TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE I MALAYSIA BRUNEI I 91 We are a leading distributor of a high performance and quality Inc Valves servicing the Instrumentation and Process Control Indu We are seeking suitable local residents to be our TECHNICAL SALES REPRES: TATIVES to expand our Sales and Service: I
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        361 18 ■niiii Es9 ijiisire UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE PTE LTD a member of the UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE GROUP OF COMPANIES invites applications for the following positions in its Jurong Plant at Gul Way. Mechanical Engineer A Degree in Mechanical Engineering and minimum 1 year's experience :n high speed assembly equipment installation and
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        547 19 APPOINTMENTS TOMORROWS S TECHNOLOGY IS HERE H At Texas Instalments Singapore JOIN US IN OUR FAST EXPANSION PROGRAM MANUFACTDRING SUPERVISORS The Job HBH Supervision of a group of Female Production Operators, innovation and improvement on the manufactured product Responsible for quality, productivity, direct material usage and" overall control of his
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        686 19 FAR EAST PTE LTD^^ SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS IN LEADERSHIP For over 75 years, Foxboro has been dedicated to serve the process and energy producing industries. With its vast experience and indepth working knowledge of users industry processes in over 100 countries, Foxboro has gained the reputation of being the technical leader
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        680 19 W^Wc are an international financial services organization with South East^k^k MB Asian offices located in Singapore. Hong Kong, Malaysia and Indonesia. ftV 1 M We are expanding and will require for our HONG KONG office TPA^^* Jklft A tVT fk. W> W* I Qualifications: Duties: 4 years or more specialists
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        385 19 rffffife=x MECHANICAL HANDLING ENGINEERING (S) PTE. LTD. I I (Member oi Jebser, Jessen Group of Compare H Urgently requires. II The successful candidate wih report tc the Technical Manager He is expected to handle projects and to work independently after a short period ot inception. Applicants should Possess Mechanical or
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        828 20 APPOINTMENTS SELL TRAINING (552,500 $3,500 per month) McGraw-Hill Training Systems requires a SALES CONSULTANT to be responsible for the sales of its clerical and management training programmes and films to government, industry and commerce in Singapore, and to assist its distributors in Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia. Applicants should be educated
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        569 20 DYNO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD 1 Our Company, a joint venture between Dyno Industrier A.S., Norway and DBS Bank, is engaged in the production of chemicals including Formaldehyde, Formaldehyde-based Glues, Alkyds, Polyesters and Polystyrene. Acknowledged as a leader in this field, we invite suitably qualified personnel to join us in
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        752 20 -"C Group of Companies invites f I^^wS SultaD 'V Q uall ie d professionals to I in our as expanding organisation I ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT H The successful candidato must possess a Degree or professional qualification in Accountancy with 2— 3 c-^S years experience in similar capacity Candidate with ii^'vfj audit
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        615 20 f I Wk Jurontj is looking foi position S TECHNICAL COMMKRCIM REPRESENTATIVE (To bt lni>-»'(i in *">itK4<i|x Bj> kijmund >ind \perii m i a d 30 years i minimum 3 years of practic a I I I industries J fluent in written and spoken English I pehenced in commercial dealing
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        637 21 APPOINTMENTS mitt-N appbeathms from suitably qualified Singapore citizens mk\ Permanent Rivsuk'ULN ■>t Nn>si|\>(v to fill the Inflowing jxsts .it the KSTATHS X 1)1 R.OIWir.NT PLANNING 1a) TECHNICAL OFFICER 1 (BUILDING MANAGEMENT) I b) TECHNICAL OFFICER 1 (BUILDING MAINTENANCE) 1 Gross salary ranges from $999 to $2233 per month 3 |j
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        667 21 REDA PUMP CO. (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. an affiliate of TRW Reda Pump Division (U.S.) the world's leading manufacturer of submergible oil well pumps, is expanding its Singapore facility. We are looking for individuals who are seeking a professional challenge and would like to join a team of professionals. We are
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        689 21 I, IUNITED OVERSEAS BANK GROUP Ttff"^ 5 The United Overseas Bank Group invites applies TKp Porcrmtions for the post of: i lie rerbun. We are looking for a person with at least 5 years' m. m at m. MtaktaaMU .^bm^ m^^. experience holding an executive appointment n lAff A M
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        412 21 I CEAC I invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the position of Applicants should possess a Dipiomo in Production Engineering or equivalent He should have 4 years working experience in production control and or inventory control functions of which 1 year should be in a supervisory capacity in a
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        666 22 APPOINTMENTS *A I Ik I w 4 ■■■k'lkl I j ~T| U LLLL LLU 1 In line with our > vcir oxpaiiMon pn gramme 1 982 SO), we invite 3 jj .ippiu.it! ■;.-> n i-i Miu.ihK qualified Si nssi|> >re citi/.eas. Permanent Residents d Singapore swd ASEAN citizens to fill
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        639 22 1 SALES EXECUTIVE M Egg! Reuters is the world's leading news agency. Founded in 1851, til] g£f Reuters today supplies a range of specialised and highly sophisticated EJJ computer based information services to over 14,000 subscribers H using more than 50,000 terminals in over 70 countries. An additional Sales Executive
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        655 22 PHILIPS ■BEL ChaUenging Careers for the Right Ffeople e are a ar 9 e ar| d established multi-national organisation in the forefront of the I :-''~"i^y^n^ electronic technology. We export electrical and electronic products to more than I BS^S^^Mf*' countries. We are looking for capable and achievement-oriented persons to QKSsm^^^
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        374 22 I PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION 1 Applications are invited from citizens and permanent residents of Singapore for the following appointments: POST 1 GIRL PIPER POST 2 DANCER REQUIREMENTS Post I ABRSM Certificate Grade V m Theory of Music, relevant experience and ability' to play one of the following musical instruments drum or
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        847 23 APPOINTMENTS y An affiliate of General Electric Company (USA), manufac lurinq vES small household appliances invites suitably qualified persons to applv for the following appointments: QUALITy CONTROL ENGINEER A .ire looking for an individual who could develop design quality plans and procedures toi control and improvement of product quality and
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        610 23 I GENERAL Vffim ELECTRIC I (U.S.A.) I Consumer Electronics Re Lid I A fast paced, growing US organisation is seeking for: I ADVANCED MANUFACTURING ENGINEER This is an excellent opportunity for a Mechanical or industrial Engineering graduate who seeks independent responsibilities in a range of manufacturing projects in an electronics
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        425 23 F Ultimate Challenges PROCESS ENGINEER ($25,000 $35,000 pa) I Qualifications: j Degree or Diploma in Mechanical Engineer i ing or equivalent I •At least 5 years' experience in the mainj j tenance of dies or molds and auxiliary equipment, as well as trouble-shooting of molding or metal stamping process problems
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        409 23 Mass Rapid Transit Corporation invites applications for the post of EXECUTIVE I OFFICERS I (Gross range 5638 ***** per month. Entry point will depend on qualifications and experience) Function. There are 3 vacancies in the Personnel Administration Department. (i) STAFFING assist in recruitment of s"taff (ii) GENERAL ADMINISTRATION assist in
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        767 24 APPOINTMENTS ft AVIMO Singapore Pte Ltd \l II f m is a member of the United Scientific %B Bh Mm Holdings PLC. a leading multi-national U.K %B 11 sm company in defence industry with operations %W Eft MM in U.K. USA Germany, Egypt and Singapore. In 11 1^ Avimo Singapore
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        1070 24 1 BRUNEI SHELL PETROLEUM CO. contract (which may be renewed) with H LTD, invites applications for the above annual paid leave passage to their M position which is based in the Compa- normal domicile if outside Brunei. In m ny's Panage Hospital. Principal duties lieu of pension entitlement, a substanH
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        627 25 APPOINTMENTS Fast growing multinational manufacturer of precision components A j seeks to employ: I Production Engineers I Salary: 552,000 553,000 per month Applies tS :ri f mid-thirties with aDE-GREE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (N equivalent professional qualifications should have broad practical experience in industrial production engineering, process planning, production scheduling and
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        523 25 I RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT £1 CORPORATION (PTE) LTD !f| m We arc the leading supplier of construction materials and a Pj?*% contractor in civil engineering works. S^2J Due to the expansion programme in our Information '*>$£% Management Division, we invite qualified candidates for *£^ji£ the position of a Systems 1 Programmer
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        463 25 Am/UK F-i MEL- 1 aniENT mm W a leading aircraft maintenance, marketing and support organisation in South East Asia invites applications for the following positions: LOGISTICS CONTROLLER Requirements: Age between 35—40 years Related formal qualifications Background in logistics planning and control, pre ferably in an aviation industry Minimum of 5
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        507 25 |Q^ Telemecanique World leader in low voltage industrial control equipments and busbar trunking is looking for a dynamic and competent personnel for its regional headquarter in Singapore to meet the increasing demand for c*. products in the Far East ELECTRICAL SALES ENGINEER To promote the saies of our mternationa range
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        531 26 APPOINTMENTS ll ll CARLEE ELECTRONICS PTE LTD He are a young and progressive electronics manufacturing concern servicing the Computer Industry and we offer the following opportunities for the right candidates. Personnel Officer Minimum GCE 'A' level with training in personnel administration Experience in personnel administration work Production Supervisor i Minimum
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        709 26 1 1 SENIOR CONTRACTS ENGINEER/ 1 I QUANTITY SURVEYOR M Salary Negotiable This isan excellent opportunity tojoin a well established and expanding Singapore construction company. The company is involved in major civil engineering activities, both regionally and internationally, speciai lising m turnkey projects forthe marineand oil andgas j B industries.
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        602 26 If you possess llair tor interior skills and education in architectui designing and a good business acumen. you may be the person our client is looking Personal attnbu for to manage the showroom tor interior decorating materials. m work and creativity. The Shop Manager will be The remuneration package will
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        390 26 One of Australia's top 50 companies with interests in Television Broadcasting. Magazine Publishing and Home Entertainment is seeking a with sales and marketing experience to manage a newly established company in Singapore distributing leisure related products. The successful applicant i A Singapore Citizen Fiuent in English Mandarin Cantonese and other
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        585 27 APPOINTMENTS Jones Lang N International Real Estate Management ~sion programme, we are looking for suitable candidates tor the following positions:INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT MANAGER The*... Mould be a mature male with BSc Fstate lagement. ARIC3 or the equivalent. He should have at least five years postgraduate working experience. We are looking for
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        1013 27 GENERAL MANAGER 1 PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT I Salaryt negotiable around 5565,000 p.a. Established Property Development the project during construction stage, Company with projects in residential and be responsible for the marketing and commercial property develop- policy and to plan, promote and comeni in Singapore and Malaysia re- ordinate all sales efforts,
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        594 27 NOTICES ll TENDER PREQUALIFICATION NOfICE PREQUALIFICATION OF CONTRACTORS FOR PROPOSED 4 STOREY SPORTS CENTRE (BLOCK J) WITH ONE BASEMENT AT MT. PLEASURE ON LOT 39. SEK 2 BANDAR BATU FERRINGHI. PENANG. FOR MESSRS MOUNT PLEASURE CORPORATION SDN BHD. All internationa 1 contractors and local contractors registered with JKF3 or PAM
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        529 28 APPOINTMENTS Ml i PHA MARKETING (S) PTE LTD (ENGINEERING) formerl> known as (.uthrie Singapore Pte Ltd (A Member of the Multi-Purpose Group) Applications arc invited from young, energetic and suitably qualified persons tor the following positions:II (A) PROJECT EXECUTIVES Che incumbenl will be responsible for the promotion of OUT wide
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        516 28 NOTICES W Spandau Ballet ALBUM F] THE YEAR 7fj/y \{j True i »=i j if KENNY ROGERS yes That See ln The Dark if TACO After Eight I I it YAZOO You And Me Both if AIR SUPPLY Greatest Hits if ROYAL PHIL Hooked On I ORCHESTRA Classics 111 it
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        240 28 OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE SHIP'S NAME We, Tocopilla Shipping Pte. Ltd., a Singaporean Company having our registered office at 1 Bonham Street 24-03, UOB Building, Raffles Place, Singapore 0104 hereby give notice that in consequence of the purchase by us of the ship mentioned below we have applied to
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        275 28 COMICS G ARFIELD b* jjjh Hunt )> PON'T VOO THINK I LOOK, CONSCIENCE, GET OUT VOO SHOULP Ba \OF MV LIFE. I HAVE NO f JOG6IN& GETTINGr OPNOW? (^U5£ FOR VOU^^^^^-A fwHO's^ TRACK n \CAREFUL, FELLA.) SUCKER/ O O r (OR I'LL CALL/ q v y(m IMEPE! o S IN
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        399 29 NOTICES Effective January 16, 1984 I American Express Travel Service will be at 96 Somerset Road UOL Building Singapore 0923 Tel. *****33/*****88 Retail Travel Unit: #13-01/08 (13th Storey) Business Travel Unit: #02-02/04 2nd Storey) Holiday Dynasty Hotel £j [rl I I Lucky Plaza Centrepoint Mandarin Hotel Specialists Centre o L___Orchard
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        10 29 HER WORLD £4 We provoke, stimulate, encourage Thoughts and Action
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        641 29 PUBLIC UTILITIES \^J BORRD GAS TURBINE PLANT. JURONG POWER STATION The Public Utilities Board invites tenders tor design, supply, erection, commissioning and acceptance testing ot 2 x 100 MW Gas j Turbine Generators and auxiliary equipment I at Jurong Power Station The scope ot works comprises the following (a) Two
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        389 29 COMCS 2^ PEANUTS BySchuix fHPI -A- TMAT KiP5 UJMEN VOUR BLANKET |(?M NOT 50 SURE fl THINK MAYBE THEV^ IN The OLP PAYS 15 STILL HOT fROM '^->J~V HAP IT EASY MAP IT TOU6H... BEIN6 IN THE PRYER.., (f/^^^Ly^^ t^p^v KING TUT By dm BEETLE BAILEY ByMortWalker BUGS BUNNY B
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        186 30 It's Baskin-Robbins Grand Opening Day Today. So come indulge yourself in our total IB k4 ,^^^jf^SSßaHßgßHHH||BßH^i^3i Tr And there are Rocky and Rhoda. the famous in the mid-*****. il^^^^Pl^P' a WJrSHfl ™^Bk dj Baskin-Robbins achievennGnt. aS^^%--- f Wii WeS£^'*-'^ m B B^ into our wonderful ice-creams. "-48-*f A^^r^im. K&.. r
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        499 31  -  RAVINDRAN VELOO By tomorrow us Ponggal This is a South Indian harvest festival celebrated religiously in Singapore, albeit more quietly than before mot: in the pre-war days, the tocos n PongMU activity na> the Indian community at Sembawaag. People celebrated the festival in the spirit of
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        223 31 PHOTO buff James Chaah, 48, of Upper Changi Road, who failed to win a prize at an International photography contest last year Is happy all the same he got his work published in a calendar produced by the organisers. Said Mr Cho&h, a court bailiff: "I responded
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        649 31  -  REBECCA CHUA Saturday with... DID I hear you say you always wanted to be rich and famous? Well. I suppose I can always use the extra money but, frankly, honey, fame I can do without. There I was, browsing quietly in a corner of the
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        76 31 chi the opening of the two fine new stores: to be the electrical contractor to be the electrical contractor for BANG HONG ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PTE LTD KIMTA ELECTRIC COMPANY 865-A. Upper Bukit Timah Road 16km Singapore 2367 Blk 5037 An 9 Mo Kio Industrial Park 2. Tel: *****21. *****15 #01-385.
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        304 31 VA/ha+'c SINGAPORE INTERNA- Heifetz. Tickets at $4, $7, with origins in India and drink charge $8.50 4- TIONAL KITE FESTI- $10 and $20 from usual the Middle East. National SEMINAR ON VAL Organised by the booking centres. Museum. 9 a.m. -5.30 REDUCING THE RISKS Singapore Tourist Promo- CHINESE BRUSH p.m.
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        345 31 RC Diary OFFICIAL OPENING OF Pandan CC Reading Chong Tee, adviser to the RADIN MAS ZONES A, Room. 3 p.m. Changi RCs, will be B, C AND D R( TOMORROW- present. ™SJ?m?«,T üßlku Blk mC WND-RAISING FlLl^ •Hy Kebun Baru Zondjl 20 2^andf Telo a k y RWn H W
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        1907 32 \QUR VIEWING AND LISTENING GUIDE -Q--12 50 PM Opening followed by Sesame Street The 6.40 Don't Bother Me. I'm Learning Adventures in Agl lj«fW^B k K?9 number "T is featured with letters "C" and "G". Computer Education See Pick of the Day) Hjl *M 1L ..M R :^O^^ J 1.50
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