The Straits Times, 5 March 1984

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    16 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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    Lock icon US reviews Soviet ties
    339 1 US reviews Soviet ties Reagan administration rethink after conciliatory speech by Chernenko WASHINGTON, Sunday A HIGH-LEVEL review is under way on whether the United States should take any new initiatives towards Moscow in the near future. Disclosing this yesterday, senior Reagan administration officials said remarks on Friday by the new
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    Danger threatens from above
    261 1  -  NG WENG HOONG AZIZ HUSSIN Story: Picture: THE hack wall of this bungalow In Sennett Avenue has collapsed and threatens a house five metres below after a landslip caused by Saturday's heavy rain. A second wall, still being built, cracked on one end and now tilts
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    Lock icon Student riots
    31 1 LAHORE, Sun. Pakistani students protesting against a ban on their unions burned a military jeep yesterday in clashes with the police, who fired teargas to disperse the mobs. Reuter
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    Lock icon Australia may keep air force presence in Malaysia But it could take different form — Hawke
    227 1 Australia may keep air force presence in Malaysia But it could take different form Hawke CANBERRA, Sun. Prime Minister Bob Hawke said today there could be a continuing Australian air force presence in Malaysia but in a different form. Mr Hawke said his talks last month with Malaysia's Prime Minister,
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    Why some will still opt for 'popular' schools
    599 1  - Why some will still opt for 'popular' schools HEDWIG ALFRED By Tradition and quality of teachers cited SOME parents said they had no idea the academic standards in primary schools here were fairly uniform but added they would still prefer to send their children to "popular" schools. This was their
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    Sun Tan joins us six days a week
    94 1 RECOGNISE this wise-cracking wise guy snoozing under the tree? Sshhl Don't wake him up. He may not know it yet, but from today he joins our favourite cartoon characters in The Straits Times. Yes, you may have already known him through The
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      Lock icon CHERNENKO'S WIFE VOTES
      63 1 MOSCOW, Sun. The wife of new Soviet leader konstantin Chernenko made a rare appearance today when she joined her husband in voting in national elections. Mrs Anna Chernenko, wearing a fur coat and hat, and Mr Chernenko, cast their vote* in Moscow for two delegates to the
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      Home
      598 2 'Take care' letters LETTERS spelling out the penalties and rules on heavy vehicles with high loads will be sent to every owner and all Class 4 and 5 drivers as soon as the regulations become law. Police say 20,000 letters will be sent to owners of the 40,000-odd heavy
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      Comment
      288 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THERE isn't much life on the ocean waves for Singaporeans these days, so it is hard to argue with NTUC secretary-general Ong Teng Cheong when he advises against the sea as a career for the rank-and-file merchant sailor. While this is a pragmatic view, it
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      Background
      72 2 CIVIL RIGHTS DEBATE THE Reagan administration's philosophical approach on civil rights has come under severe attacks from the civil rights community. The so-called "affirmative action" introduced by the Johnson administration to help the minorities progress has become the subject of much heated debate. Many argue that the policy of
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      Timesdollar
      232 2 PRESCRIPTION FOR TRACING WITH U.S. WITHOUT TEARS TO DO business with the United States, first overcome "business shook" And add liberal doses of information both ways. This was the prescription offered by a team of professionals and businessmen at a seminar last Friday and Saturday, on How To Do
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      Timesport
      276 2 Missing spirit WITH Malaysia's unilateral declaration of ownership of the Ovaltine Salver on Saturday, the Singapore Squash Rackets Association must now guard their East Asia trophy with extra zest. While it may be argued that the 5-5 draw was due to the 3-2 defeat suffered by the Republic's juniors.
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      Around the world
      585 2 Trying to end a war THREE things now characterise Lebanon: Heavy fighting continues in and around Beirut, desperate consultations are taking place on reconciliation talks between Lebanon s warring factions, and Syria's primary role now that the Western peacekeepers have left or are leaving. Lebanese President Amin
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      Across the Causeway
      200 2 Whom to learn from THE Malaysian Prime Minister on Saturday suggested that Pernas-Edar, the retail arm of the government's trading company Pernas, appoint non-bumiputras as its distributors and retailers so that bumiputra businessmen could learn how to conduct the business from them. In the retail business, overt
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      Section Two
      411 2 Ware to begin CHINESE antiques can be classified according to the dynasties in which they were made. But those made during the Ming and Qing dynasties are further classified according to the reigns of individual emperors. Another common classification is to go by the type of ware, that
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      Section Three
      185 2 Realism in operas THE beard has always played an integral role in Chinese opera. But "opera traditions are sloui\ changing. According to Mr Lin Hongfei. director of the Guangdong Chaozhou Opera Troupe, people above 40 in China enjoy the opera in its original form, but the younger audience
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      Lock icon India and Pakistan to have talks on detente
      155 3 NEW DELHI. Sun India and Pakistan, whose relations in the last year have taken a nose-dive, are to resume negotiations on detente in May. The decision was announced after the Foreign Secretaries of both the countries ended their talks here yesterday on
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      Lock icon Bride got a ride on borrowed train
      103 3 BEIJING. Sun. A Chinese bride was traditionally borne to her future husband's house in a litter. Zhang Jingrong, a railway official in northern China, recently went one better he commandeered a train to pick up his son's bride. Zhang, vice-director of the railway
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      Lock icon Ustinov on-off India trip is on
      300 3 Visit seen as move to reinforce military ties NEW DELHI. Sun. Soviet Defence Minister Dmitry Ustinov starts a delayed visit to India tomorrow which Western diplomats regard as a move by Moscow's new leadership to reinforce military links, particularly naval ties. Marshal Ustinov, 75,
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      Lock icon Emperor Hirohito discovers new species of crab
      172 3 TOKYO, Son. Emperor Hlrohlto, a noted marine biologist, discovered a new species of crab while walking along the beach at his villa near Tokyo, news reports said yesterday. The Kyodo news agency said the 82-year-old Emperor picked op two specimens of, the one
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      Lock icon Big award for strip-search
      51 3 CHICAGO, Sun. A federal jury has awarded US$ll2,OOO (*****,440) to a 38-year-old woman doctor who was stripsearched by Chicago police after being arrested for a routine traffic violation. The award was nearly twice the largest previous amount given in 10 stripsearch cases against the Chicago police.
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      Lock icon Marcos to let his powers be reviewed
      223 3 MANILA, Sun. President Ferdinand Marcos will submit his powers of decree to a review and possible abolition by the new parliament to be elected in May. The president's decree powers allow him to order summary arrests and detention without trial. Making known his
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      Lock icon 'Bid to isolate Vietnamese Catholics from Vatican'
      360 3 ROME, Sun. Church officials here report that Vietnam is mounting a campaign, sometimes using force against priests and laymen, to bring its three million Catholics under its direct control and isolate them from the Vatican. Vatican officials believe the reported campaign is similar
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        Lock icon Marcos' second grandson
        79 3 Marcos' second grandson MANILA, Sun. President Ferdinand Marcos' youngest daughter, Irene, gave birth today to a boy, Mr Marcos' second grandson, the presidential Palace announced. Mr Marcos described the boy as "very fair with the eyes of a Marcos." Irene, 23, was married last June to Manila businessman Greggy Araneta,
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        Lock icon Viets give US info on Po Ws
        104 3 WASHINGTON, Sun. Vietnam has provided new information on several Americans missing in action during the Vietnam War, the US State Department said. An official also said there were indications that some remains of missing Americans would be turned over to US authorities in
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        Lock icon Chiefs of Staff promoted
        81 3 Chiefs of Staff promoted JAKARTA, Sun. The Chiefs of Staff of the Indonesian Armed Forces branches and the head of the National Police have been promoted to ranks corresponding to full generals, effective from March 1. The promotions were by presidential decree dated Feb 16. The Chiefs of Staff and
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      Lock icon Students apply to university despite unrest
      180 4 Students apply to university despite unrest \K\V YORK. Sun Despue the recent violence in the Lebanese capital, almost 2.000 students ha\e registered for the spring semester at the American I'niversity of Beirut, a university official has reported. Dr Yah? Simonian. the university's vice-presi-dent for development, said registration lines of up
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      Lock icon Cheysson in Beirut
      65 4 BEIRUT, Sun. French External Affairs Minister Claude Cheyss/)n arrived in Beirut today to discuss the consequences of a Soviet veto on France's plans to replace its troops in Beirut with UN forces. Mr Cheysson reviewed French troops there and drove to the presidential palace in the hill
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      Lock icon Fighting flares up again
      519 4 Gemayel holds peace talks with leaders of warring factions BEIRUT, Sunday HEAVY fighting flared in and around Beirut this morning and overnight as consultations continued on reconciliation talks between Lebanon's warring factions. President Amin Gemayel yesterday met Christian and Muslim leaders in an effort to win
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      Lock icon Going home...
      34 4 TWO anti-government militiamen walk home from the front through a devastated area of Beirut's southern suburbs on Saturday as fighting continued along the Green line dividing East and West Beirut. AP picture.
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      Lock icon 'Poison gas hurt 10 Iranians' claim
      242 4 'Poison gas hurt 10 Iranians' claim VIENNA, Sunday AUSTRIAN television has shown a film on 10 wounded Iranian soldiers, flown to Vienna from Gulf war battlefields, who it said were suffering from the effects of poison gas. The film, shown last night during the main evening newscast, pictured the men
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      Lock icon CAIRO UNVEILS 'BELLY' PROBLEM
      143 4 CAIRO UNVEILS 'BELLY' PROBLEM CAIRO, Sun. The survival of the art of bellydancing in Egypt is threatened by a serious recruitment problem. While bellydancers appear to be winning a contest against rising religious conformism, their numbers are in desperate need of renewal as the quality of the art declines, or
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        Lock icon More killed in clashes
        57 4 THREE PEOPLE wen killed and about 14 injured in communal violence in the north Indian states of Punjab and Haryana during the weekend^ the Press Trust of India said in New Delhi yesterday. More than 70 people have died and about 300 injured, in three weeks
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        Lock icon Polls 6 months earlier
        52 4 LABOUR PREMIER Neville Wran yesterday called for an election on March 24 in the Australian state of New South Wales. He called the poll six months early, saying that the state was becoming ungovernable as Parliament was constantly being diSrUP^* 1^ v f>"»«"w->C!tinn nlaimc nf /-•nrriin.
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        Lock icon Petition to Portugal
        64 4 NEARLY 1,2H people in Macau signed a petition to Portugal on Saturday, criticising Governor Vasco de Almeida Costa, after the governor left for Lisbon. Organisers said that a gathering of nearly 1,200 Portuguese, both locally born and from Portugal, and Chinese, signed a petition to Portuguese President
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        Lock icon Chinese leader on tour
        65 4 CHINESE PRESIDENT Li Xiannian today begins a tour of Pakistan. Jordan. Turkey and Nepal aimed at cementing relations, expanding economic links and assuring the Third World in general of Beijing's support Diplomats in Beijing said Mr Li's first trip abroad as President would be largely a
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        Lock icon Population rate dips
        80 4 CHINA SAID on Saturday thai us population growth rate dropped to 13 per 1.000 or lower in 1983 because of strict family planning policies that allow only one child pei family, compared with a rate of 1 4 4*-* per 1.000 In 1982 The official news agency
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      Lock icon Mondale attacks Hart
      482 5 Both fight hard in Maine as the Democratic race goes into top gear AUGUSTA (Maine), Sun. Former VicePresident Walter Mondale. unexpectedly defeated in the Democratic Party's New Hampshire primary election on Tuesday, changed the tone of his presidential campaign yesterday, attacking his victorious rival Gary Hart on
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      Lock icon Kohl 'to press US to resume talks'
      196 5 Kohl 'to press US to resume talks WASHINGTON, Sun. WEST German Chancellor Helmut Kohl arrived here last night for a fourday visit, during which he is expected to press President Ronald Reagan to resume stalled missile talks with the Soviet Union and to work for a summit with Soviet leader
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      61 5 THE Democrats use foggy language like 'recovering revenue' or 'stopping the revenue drain,' but you don't need a Ph.D. in bureaucracy to know what they are offering: A choice between a tax increase, a tax increase or a tax in- A crease." s President Ronald Reagan on
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      Lock icon Illegal arms shipment seized
      183 5 NEW YORK, Sun. Customs officials in New York have arrested two businessmen and seized 500 rifles, 100,000 rounds of ammunition and a cache of paramilitary police equipment that were to have been shipped illegally to the Polish government in Warsaw. Agents acting on intelligence information intercepted
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      Lock icon Trudeau's successor to be chosen in June
      189 5 Trudeau's successor to be chosen in June OTTAWA, Sun. A successor to Canada's Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau will be chosen at a four-day convention of the ruling Liberal Party in Ottawa in June, party president lona Campagnolo said today. The party's national executive decided on the convention site and dates
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      Lock icon Farmers' tax burden eased
      58 5 RABAT (Morocco), Sun. King Hassan II announced yesterday that Morocco's farmers, hard hit by years of drought, will be exempt from paying taxes until the end of the century. Morocco's rural population, estimated at 60 per cent of the country's 24 million inhabitants, has suffered from
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      Lock icon Four priorities for world economy -Clausen
      268 5 Four priorities for world economy -Clausen SAN FRANCISCO. Sun World Bank president Tom Clausen has named the four most important tasks for the world economy, and warned that none of them would be easy. "There is no such thing as a quick fix," Mr Clausen said in a speech prepared
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      Lock icon Michael Jackson? Wrong number
      139 5 YOUNGSTOWN (Ohio), San. A rumour that the Universal Product Code (I PC) number printed en singer Michael Jackson's popular "Thriller" album Is really his personal telephone number, has a telephone in Ohio ringing off the hook. The UPC cade does translate into a telephone number bat
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      Head that was tops
      67 6 LIBERAL leader David Steel (right) before he took the step and (far right) at the Waldorf Hotel, London, with the coiffure that won him the Head of the Year Award from the National Hairdressers' Federation recently. Mr Steel and radio and TV presenter Judith Chalmers were
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      Lock icon Labour tops Tories in popularity poll
      358 6 Public 'upset by Thatcher's handling of recent issues' LONDON, Sun BRITAIN'S opposition Labour Party is more popular than the ruling Conservatives for the first time since the Falklands War with Argentina in 1982, according to an opinion poll published in The Sunday Times. The
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      Lock icon New book spells trouble
      320 6 LONDON, Sun. A new book on the Falklands war accuses Britain of sinking the Argentine cruiser General Belgrano, with the loss of 368 lives, when the ship was returning to base and a peace settlement was in sight. The book, "The Sinking of the Belgrano", is
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      Lock icon Election in which everyone wins....
      114 6 Election in which everyone wins.... MOSCOW, Sun. The Soviet people today vote in general elections to the country's Parliment but the outcome is inevitable, with real power in the "hands of the Politburo and the Communist Party from which the candidates are drawn. There is no speculation about election results
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      Lock icon Andrew's girlfriend admits: I posed in the nude
      179 6 LONDON, Sun. Prince Andrew's latest girlfriend, model Katie Rabett, has admitted posing for a nude photo session, the News of the World newspaper said today. Miss Rabett, 23, strenu- ously denied posing in the nude professionally when the newspaper published what it
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      Lock icon Vet who stabbed dog fined
      141 6 LEON (Spain), Sun. A veterinarian who fatally stabbed a neighbour's dog must pay more than US$7OO (551,484) for his crime, the Leon provincial court announced yesterday. According to the court record, veterinarian Angel Alonso was walking his dog last July 17 whea the German shepherd
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      Lock icon Soviet bid to send navy far away
      334 6 Soviet bid to send navy far away WASHINGTON. Sunday THE Soviet Navy, which has begun building us first conventional aircraft carrier, is taking a major step towards projecting maritime fotoa far from home, a senior United States Navy officer says. Rear- Admiral John Butts, Director of Naval Intelligence, told the
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      Lock icon Swedish troops fire on suspected diver
      202 6 Swedish troops fire on suspected diver Reuter STOCKHOLM, Sun. Swedish troops hunting a foreign submarine near a top-secret naval base opened fire last night on a suspected diver trying to escape to the open sea, a military spokesman said. Soldiers and police were this morning still searching an island on
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      Height check letters for lorry operators
      420 7 Height check letters for lorry operators Police to send out 20,000 notices NO ONE but no one, will have an excuse... Letters spelling out the penalties and rules on heavy vehicles with high loads will be sent to every owner and all Classes 4 and 5 drivers as soon as
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      Hard times in West coming says French economist
      320 7 Hard times in West coming says French economist A LEADING French economist and adviser to French President Francois Mitterrand has predicted that the current economic recovery in the United States would not be sustained. Hard times ahead, especially for Western Europe, was the forecast by Professor Christian Goux, who as
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      1,185 booked for driving in bus lanes
      86 7 1,185 booked for driving in bus lanes A TOTAL of 1,185 motorists were booked and 40 others warned for driving on bus lanes between Jan 28 and Feb 28. The Traffic Police will continue their operations against motorists using these lanes during restricted hours. In their blitz against illegal parking,
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      Anti-drug agents arrest five suspects
      282 7  -  PAUL WEE By ANTI-NARCOTICS agents have arrested five suspects, including a Malaysian who reportedly smuggled heroin into Singapore undetected for more than a year. The arrests came after one of the suspects was caught when he tried to sell a packet of heroin to an
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      Police cars get brighter, bigger lights
      93 7 THAT old, familiar sight of a police car zipping past with two flashing lights will soon be a thing of the past. For the Singapore Police Force is replacing these lights (above) with electronicailycontroHed box-like devices on the roofs of its cars. The new,
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      Club that pays a member's fines
      168 7 Club that pays a member's fines IT PAYS to be a member of Pondok Peranakan Gelam. a Muslim we) fare club For the club Kttlei trafBc fines of up to $50 a year incurred b> its members All a member who has been fined has got to do is make
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      Tips on the art of retiring gracefully
      518 9 Trio talk about their experiences at PA seminar PARTICIPANTS at the Pre-Retirement Seminar '84, which ended at the National Youth Leadership Training Institute yesterday, received some sensible advice from three Singaporeans. One of them. Mr s. R. Nathan, 59, who is executive chairman
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      Shape up if you want to join the new PE college
      229 9 IF YOU want to join the new College of Physical Education, you had better start getting into shape. Part of the admission procedure is how "shipshape" a person is. Also, practical work will form about 28 per cent of
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      Cut, print...and get your money
      130 9 Cut, print... and get your money SCENE 1: The show is on. Scene 2: Down comes the curtain and out goes the cash to part-time performers. That is the new style in settling payments to part-timers at the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation. SBC has set up a special cash counter to
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      New music course
      92 9 THE Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts has decided to pirouette into the world of dance and music. The academy will launch a three-year diploma course in music and dance in July. It will bring together Western skills and Eastern influence. For example, students will be taught ballet
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      Lock icon Landslide — then Operation Cover-up
      350 9 Landslide then Operation Cover-up THE ugly mess of the Depot Road landslip stood out as a reminder yesterday of the heavy rain that fell In Singapore from Friday night right through Saturday. From late afternoon onwards, Housing Board workers -and later residents, civil defence force members and community leaders were
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      STPB to open in Taipeh, Osaka
      89 9 THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board plans to open an office in Osaka, Japan, and another in Taipeh, Taiwan, this year to attract tourists to the republic. The Osaka office will be the second to be opened in Japan by the board. There is already
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      Don't be heartless Higgins, MP tells managers
      207 10 MANAGERS and leaders can learn a lesson or two about what not to do I from Professor Higgins of My Fair Lady fame. Mr Eugene Yap, Parliamentary Secretary (Labour) used this analogy to show that expertise alone does not make a good manager.
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      Uperation carry-on'
      381 10  -  LEONG WENG KAM Big drive soon to get wives back into workforce By STARTING next month, a nation-wide call will go out to the women of Singapore: •If you were working before you got married and then left your job, come back to work. •If you are now
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      Albert keeps it simple but big
      175 10 HOW romantic can a lorry be? Very much so as Mr Albert Yeo showed yesterday at his mother's suggestion. For when he hopped Into a lorry and drove off from his Bedok home, he was not oat on a mundane business trip. He was
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      Chamber to set up training centre
      134 10 THE Singapore Chinese I Chamber of Commerce and Industry has decided to set up a training centre to effectively raise management skills of its members The decision was made at its monthly council meeting last week The chairman of the chamber's skills development sub-committee,
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      Found: A planner for Fort Canning Park
      235 10  -  GILLIAN By POWCHONG THE search for a consultant to advise on the further development of Fort Canning into a historical area has ended. A Singapore Tourist Promotion Board spokesman said a company had been appointed but refused to disclose details. "The consultants are
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      QCC pioneer here to help companies
      115 10 MR I Miyauchi, the man credited with setting up the first quality control circles in Singapore, will hold free consultations this week. He will have time to talk to representatives from nine companies. Each company will have an hour to ask questions and discuss
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      Fewer cab drivers penalised, says ROV
      336 10 OUR taxi drivers are becoming a more 'honest" lot, if figures from the Registry of Vehicles are anything to go by. The number of taxi drivers suspended during the whole of last year was 133, one third that of 398 suspensions the year before.
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      Be a 'milk' parent to poor students for $60 a year
      269 12 Be a 'milk' parent to poor students for $60 a year ABOUT 600 pre-primary and primary students are up for adoption but only for the school milk scheme, which costs $60 a child a year. The Milk for Children Advisory Council (MCAC) said that there were 932 needy children whose
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      New curriculum for students
      100 12 THE Vocational and Industrial Training Board has mapped out a new curriculum for its parttime students preparing for the GCE 'O 1 levels. Students under the VTTB's Continuing Education and Training (CET) programme will from this year study in the VTTB's new normal course. Modelled on
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      Man dies after hitting parked trailer
      176 12 Man dies after hitting parked trailer A MAN was killed and three other people were seriously injured in road accidents between Friday and Sunday. Motorcyclist Chakjik Singh, 39, died on the spot when he hit the rear of a stationary trailer along Aljunied Road at 12.30 a.m. on Friday. It
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      Schoolgirls to sing for a new school
      257 12  - Schoolgirls to sing for a new school JUNE TAN They aim to raise $100,000 for building By THE combined voices of these girls are not planned to bring the roof down In fact, they hope It will help them get a new roof. The students of Paya Lebar Methodist Girls'
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      Lower jail term for trader who cheated firms
      280 12 A BUSINESSMAN who was jailed for 44 months last May for cheating two Hongkong companies of $201,600, has had his sentence halved on appeai. Lim Teong Kuan, 38, was found guilty of one charge of conspiring to deceive the Bank of America
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      Armed forces exercises
      165 12 THE Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises in Lim Chu Kang, Hong Kan, Marsiling, Mandai, Tampines. Tuas, Bah Soon Pah. Wing Loong, Loyang and Ulu Sembawang areas from today to March 10 daily. Blanks and thunderflashes will be used and the public is advised not to
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      PSC offers awards for languages, art and music
      142 12 PSC offers awards for languages, art and music STUDENTS with special aptitude in music foreign languages French. German and Japanese physical education and fine art can now apph for Public Service Com mission undergraduate awards. Scholarships are o p fei ed for these special areas and also for normal academic
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      Souvenirs for blood donors
      37 12 THE MP for Buona Visia. Di Ang Kok Pong. yesierda\ firiated a! biood donatior. session heid ai the constitute cy's rommunitj centre in Hoi iand Drive All donors were awarded certificates anri mnmirc
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon In the business of being practical
      294 11 Appoint non-Malay traders and learn from them, says PM ALOB STAR, Sunday THE Prime Minister yesterday suggested that Pernas-Edar appoint non-bumiputras as its distributors and retailers so that bumiputra businessmen could learn how to conduct the business from them. In business, it was more
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      Lock icon Schools warned not to promote products
      206 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. School heads have been warned that action will be taken against them if they promote any form of goods in their schools without official approval. An Education Ministry official said it had come to the ministry's notice that many schools were
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      Lock icon Thai armed forces chief visits KL
      141 11 Thai armed forces chief visits KL THE supreme commander of the Royal Thai armed forces, General Arthlt Kamlang-ek (right) arriving at Koala LumSr yesterday for a twoy visit at the Invitation of the Malaysian government. He was met on arrival at the Royal Malaysian Air Force base In Sungei Besl
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      Lock icon 'Mustapha to blame for Usno's troubles'
      392 11 TAWAU (Sabah), Sun. A FORMER Deputy President of the United Sabah National Organisation today blamed former Sabah strongman Tun Datu Mustapha bin Datu Harun as being chiefly responsible for causing Umno to initiate the move to expel Usno from the National Front. Datuk Haji
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      Lock icon Major roads in Johor still closed to traffic
      262 11 Major roads in Johor still closed to traffic JOHOR BARU. Sun. Major roads in Johor affected by the floods are still closed to traffic and more people were evacuated in several districts following continuous rain since yesterday. The Segamat-Gemas and Yong Peng-Muar roads are closed to all traffic, being under
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      Lock icon Two die, three hurt after car plunges into river
      138 11 Two die, three hurt after car plunges into river GEMAS, San. Two men were killed arid three others seriously injured when their car plunged into a river at the 212 km Johor BaruGemas road near here on Friday. Police said the five men were returning to Kuala Lumpur from Singapore
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      Lock icon Brokers exploit people who pawn items'
      228 11 Brokers exploit people who pawn items' SEMEN YIH (Selangor), Sun. Pawnbrokers were today accused of taking advantage of rural consumers and exploiting them. The vice-president of the Selangor Consumers' Association (SCA), Mr N. Nadarajah, told a seminar on the Law and the Consumer that despite pawnshops' huge annual turnover, estimated
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      629 11 17,000 PEOPLE THINK RENTING IS SMARTER THAN BUYING 17,000 PEOPU CANNOT BE WRONG It might come as a surprise to you to know that P, DOC families in Singapore believe in renting from Thorn. You'll be less surprised when vou know wh\. THORN EXTRA SPECIAL SERVICE 7 DAYS A WEEK
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      133 12 im&^J BH ißfa^ji^^- l|§| CK-er 1 ,000 islands, atolls and reefs set like jewels V■■ M |^|llP#i 747 Super-B service departs Singapore evenin the vastness of the Indian Ocean, in harmony I Bfl^N HHmMB HBb»^^^^ Wednesday, stopping at the Maldives en route to with the great rhythm of the sea.
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  • OUR CHANGING WORLD
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      Coputers that dig the music scene
      324 13 Coputers that dig the music scene They can program musical instruments A GUITAR can now be made to sound like a xylophone. Latest developments in the electronic musical instrument industry have come up with a common language which allows computers, synthesisers and individual instruments to talk to each other. THE
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      Lock icon Not tonight, darling
      471 13 New method of birth control helps pick the right nights WOMEN unwilling to use artificial means of contraception may soon get help. The so-called natural method of birth control is notoriously unreliable. The problem has been to predict accurately and easily when ovulation is going to take
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    • Bits and bytes
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        Chinese 'thermal' wallpaper
        91 13 CHINESE wallpapers are becoming more than a novelty. The China National Arts and Crafts Import and Export Corporation in Guangdong is making coloured wallpapers from straw, seagrass, jute, sisal, bamboo, wood and other natural fibres. They are not only durable, but also soundproof and damp proof. In
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        Help for hiatus hernia patients
        99 13 A GROUP of British doctors has found that a stomach condition can be treated by swallowing less air. Hiatus hernia arises when the opening around the throat is enlarged and part of the stomach sticks out into the chest cavity. This results in many problems,
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  • The Straits Times says
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      A case of seasickness
      458 14 FOR a nation set in the sea, Singapore has taken a disappointingly apathetic attitude towards it over the years. Most islands, by tradition or necessity, have established a respectable relationship with the waters around them. Yet for many Singaporeans, interest in maritime matters begins and ends
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    Q: What causes huge deficits?
    1252 14  -  PAUL MCCRACKEN ■rw Government's appetite for an ever-increasing share of the economic pie Comment By Writing for The Asian Wall Street Journal 1/ THIS growing government pre-emption robs the economy of vitality An economy in which the good things of life are seen to come
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  • Across the Causeway
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      Lock icon For whose benefit?
      438 14 For whose benefit? TO THE Labour Ministry, the proposed amendments to the Social Security Act 1969, to be tabled In Parliament In March, will not only benefit Its 2.3 million members but also bring under the Social Security Organisation (Socso) umbrella an additional 4M,Mw workers earning up to $1, Ml.
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    • Article
      Lock icon Decade of masked diplomacy
      360 14 Decade of masked diplomacy MAY 31 this year marks the 10th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Malaysia and China. Since then, both nations have repeatedly met and spoken at the highest levels. Deng Xiaoping visited Malaysia in 1978. Zhao Ziyang In 1881. And now, Foreign Minister Wu
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  • FORUM
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      Plan for areas not covered by MRT
      288 15 Plan for areas not covered by MRT THE mass rapid transit (MRT) stations and routes have been made known and construction work is under way. It is time the bus and taxi companies, and government departments, sit down to work out a transport plan to cover those areas not served
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      New bus guide overdue
      139 15 THE introduction of One-Man-Operated Ticket System (OTS) buses means passengers must have the correct fare ready. This is because no change is given. Regular passengers, and those with bus passes, will adapt to the system. However, those passengers who are taking a service for the first
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    • Letter
      Woman fell into the sea from bumboat
      227 15 Woman fell into the sea from bumboat AS we live on Pulau Tekong and work in Singapore, we have to make two bumboat trips daily. On Feb 29 at about 7 p.m., we were at the Changi Point Jetty waiting for the bumboat back to Pulau Tekong. We understood that
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      Will Indonesia be right about S-E Asia?
      544 15 Will Indonesia be right about S-E Asia? TWO Asean countries have made public their different perceptions of the South-East Asian situation. Indonesia has declared that it intends to pursue an independent policy a dual policy of pursuing a dialogue with Vietnam and supporting the Cambodian Goalition Government. Whichever way anyone
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      Move the plants
      127 15 THE Ministry of the Environment responded promptly to my request to destroy a swarm of insects. Other householders may like to know that the toxic chemicals it uses are suspended in an oilbased solution which would be difficult to wash off with plain water. The ministry's "warning"
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      Sub-tenant calls for official rental rate
      186 15 Sub-tenant calls for official rental rate I REFER to the letters "Why are some sub-ten-ants charged high rents?" by "Victimised" (ST, Feb 21), and "Subtenants have to be reasonable" by "Sagittarius". (ST, Feb 24). I am renting an unfurnished room in a Housing Board flat for $280, excluding cooking and
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        Too few students to form a class
        203 15 I REFER to the letter "Hold the classes in this school" by "Concerned Parent". (ST. Jan 31). There are altogether 37 pupils offering Tamil Language 2 in Ghim Moh Secondary School. The number of pupils offering TL2 at each level is far too
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        They must attain requisite grade
        110 15 I REFER to the letter "Will second language rule apply to me 9 by "Monolingual". <ST, Jan 23). Candidates who offer GCE 'A' level qualifica- tions obtained in and after 1979. if offered provisional admission to the university, are required to obtain the requisite second
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  • BACKGROUND
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      Equal, but not quite..
      320 16 Equal, but not quite Minorities demand special laws ONE of the first things an American schoolchild learns Is the second paragraph of the American Declaration of Independence. It reads: "He hold these troths to be selfevident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with
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      Why plight of US minorities persists
      1219 16  -  LIAK TENG KIAT Action to correct discrimination failed Stories by Washington Correspondent Affirmative action 4 ORIGINALLY, affirmative action meent that employers had to make special efforts to seek out and recruit people from minority g oups who might be qualified for employment. It did
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      Ruling may give new meaning to civil rights
      341 16 A UNITED States district judge issued a decision in December that, if upheld by the Supreme Court, could open up a whole new dimension in how civil rights are defined. The judge found the State of Washington (on the West Coast, bordering
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      328 16 0^ S B^nesfcßndtntconom^aLss "Stf?** TlMli the fgS^ PartiCl arly reaSOnal e otr' rCralt t0 S me 10 destinations the This a WS tne cabin «W augmented for Swissair's Economy Class is not only reasonFil r i i Business Class, on long-haul flights to serve able but also attractive. At meal
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  • TIMESDOLLAR
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      Get rid of business shock
      841 17  - Get rid of business shock IRENE HOE American businessmen give advice on^ how to do business with the US By TO DO business with the United States, first overcome "business shock." And the way to do that, is to treat it with liberal doses of information both ways. This was
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    • Happenings
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        'Blood brothers' in the world of advertising
        119 17 BBDO International, the fifth largest agency in the United States, and Asatsu, Japan's seventh largest advertising agency will become "biood brothers" through transfusions of shares and directors. BBDO International will buy 10 per cent of Asatsu 's shares the largest shareholding a major
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        New MD for Caltex
        58 17 CALTEX (Asia) Ltd has a new managing director Mr Leonard Plan, formerly deputy regional director of Caltex Petroleum Corporation in Dallas. Texas. Mr Platt, who has been with the company for more than 26 years, is vice-president of Caltex Operations Ltd. and is also a board
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        Volvo truck tractors to transport zinc ore
        108 17 WINDING roads over mountainous Thai terrian will be tackled by a fleet of 42 track tractors supplied by Volvo Far East Ltd. The buyer, Prasertehai Service Ltd Partnership, signed the 69 million bant (nearly S$S million) deal with Swedish Motors Corporation, the Volvo
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        Shell man in Cold Storage
        54 17 FORMER director and marketing manager of Shell Singapore Pte Ltd, Johnny Chin Teck Huat, has left the world of oil behind him Cold Storage Holdings Pic managing director Bob Barton recently announced the appointment of Mr Chin as director and general manager of Cold Storage
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        Regional general manager at CPS
        71 17 MR KOH Tiong Jin is the newly-promoted regional general manager (SEA) at Computer Processing Services, a subsidiary of Straits Steamship. In his new post, Mr Koh will be responsible for the CPS operations in Singapore and Malaysia, and the development of new business opportunities in
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        First accountancy magazine launched
        54 17 THE first professional accountancy magazine to be published in Singapore has been launched. Produced on behalf of the Singapore Society of Accountants, the Singa- pore Accountant can be obtained through World Publications Distributors Pte Ltd, Changi P.O. Box 20, Singapore 9150, for $30 for SSA members
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      7-Eleven opens its seventh store
      291 17  -  KATHLEEN TSANG By RESIDENTS in Hougang are now able to enjoy round-the-clock shopping convenience. The international chain of round-the-clock convenience stores, 7-Eleven, has opened its seventh store in Singapore there. The layout of the latest store, as in all the others, Is clinically efficient. Walls
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      Special card for all insurance agents
      159 17 Special card for all insurance agents LIFE insurance company representatives will have to carry special authorisation cards from this May. And from now on, new entrants to the the profession will have to pass a Preliminary Contract Examination before getting a card, which will be issued by the companies. The
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      Grasshoppers fora protein diet
      76 17 Grasshoppers fora protein diet A DISH of crunchy grasshoppers instead of a Tbone steak, may be the protein-rich meal of the future. Rsearchers at the National University of Mexico City have said that people should start thinking about eating insects and other non-tradi-tional foods, as a way to improve their
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      Hot bank favourites
      65 17 ACCORDING to speculation in the Australian press, hot prospects for banking licences are Bank of China, OverseaChinese Banking Corporation, Overseas Union Bank, The Bank of Tokyo, Mitsubishi Bank, and The National Bank of New Zealand. European and American banks were absent from the list of highly-favoured banks.
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      Lock icon Committee to ministry: Look into the delay
      215 17 Committee to ministry: Look into the delay Registration of share certificates at the KLSE THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange Committee has asked the Trade and Industry Ministry to look into the delay in the registration of share certificates. This delay had in the past created problems for the investing community
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      Lock icon Security forms used to fight forgeries
      116 17 KUALA LUMPUR Publicly-listed companies will be asked to print their share certificates on security forms to minimise the incidences of forgeries. Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen has said. He told reporters on Thursday that this was one of the measures decided upon
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    • Company news The week that was
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        Interim figures
        32 18 Interim Group pre-tax Half-year to Company cfrridemh profit/loss ('000) Ind Oxygen 6 7(5) MJ1.333 ($728b) Dec '83 Kemayan i MJ2.450 ($2,000) Nov '83 UAC 125(125) M$l 1.071 (J5.806b) Dec 83
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        Preliminary figures
        62 18 Gross Group pre-tax Year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) Amcol $1,735 ($1.097Lb) Dec f 82 CarlsDerg 25 (25) M$16.680 ($8,021) Dec '83 Duniop Ind 28.5 (28.5) M$32.780 ($36,174) Dec 83 Goodwood Park 40c (30) $52,648 ($36,291) Sep '83 H Msia 30 (30) $6,149 ($7,365) Sep '83 SPK Sentosa
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        Final results
        17 18 Gross Group pre-tax Year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) Wilkinson 16(16) MJ3.439 ($3,788) Sep 83
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        New Issues
        33 18 Duntop bid: Proposed bonus issue of one-fortwo. J CM P H: Proposed rights issue of two-for three with TSR at $1.35 per share. Taipinf Cons: Proposed bonus issue of two tor-one
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        Corporate news
        428 18 Arab-Maiaysian Development Bhd has changed its financial year-end from Dec 31 to March 31 Datuk toman is replacing Megat Na|muddin bin Megat Khas as a joint partner n Nautlus Corp Bhd, which recently agreed to take up a 37.8 per cent stake in Berjaya Kawat for Ms2o 52
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      INDICES
      53 18 r l 1 1 1 1 I— l I I L_ Financial Times Industrials .g! Friday 838.9 (828.3) ago 815.8 Dow Jones Industrials L Friday 1171.48 (1159.44) Week ago 1165.10 lii (FifWts in brackets relet to thou o» the previous barjnj day) LJLfa i i i i i i
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      US patents goto Japanese
      46 18 US patents goto Japanese WASHINGTON Japanese inventors collected more US patents than any oth^r group last year, the government reported last week. There were 9.112 patents issued to residents of Japan in 1963. according to the annual report from tlie US Patent and Trademark Office. AP.
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      Copycat no more
      53 18 Copycat no more TAIPEH Taiwan is to impose stiff er penalties on manufacturers of counterfeit products in an attempt to improve the country's trade reputation. The names of offenders will be sent to all monetary and financial institutions, which would consider their record when processing loan applications, said Economics Minister
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      New York
      244 18 Mar 2 IBS Chan* Alcoa Jt\ Allied Chem Cp 49 "i Allts-Chalmen 13H unch Am Tel Si Tel 17S <« Amu lnc 2B*» H Amr Corp 32 1 Bethlehem SU 25 Boeing Co «2S -H Burroughs Cp 45* CaterpUlmr Co 45H W cruue Manhtn 51W Chrysler Cp 38>*
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    • Overseas market's weekly round-up
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        New York
        696 18 Wall Street still a bit hazy WALL Street still does not know where share prices are going nor where they should go. But it soon may. The issues are becoming clearer: There are firmer expectations that interest rates will come down and, at the same time, that something
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        London
        52 18 THE market moved higher last week, helped by lower domestic money market rates, bat speculation about possible tax changes In the forthcoming Budget depressed insurance ana bank shares. The Financial Times Index closed op 11.1 on the week, and the FT-SE Hi shire Index gained 15.4 to 1M1.7 in
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        Sydney
        51 18 THE slump lasted for two days, ending on Friday with a return to the quiet, firm market that began the week. BHP and BeU Resources attracted attention with the Victoria Supreme Court ruling, that BeU should have issued a prospectus for its BHP share offer. The All-Ordinaries Index closed
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        Hongkong
        56 18 AFTER plunging nearh 26 points In a selling wave at the start of ih. week to 1,t22.H5, the Hang Seng Index recovered after the Budget u. close the week at 1,t79.€3 in moderated active trading. At the week's end, the market was strong amid expectations that new issues like
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        Tokyo
        50 18 A JIMP in the yen's value, and Wall Street's continuing climb, pushed share prices sharph higher in neetie trading which saw 21« million shares change hands in the half-day session. Foreign Investors returned, apparently because of the yen's surge against the dollar to a 14-mnnth high in New York.
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        London
        581 18 Mar 2 Pence Ctunfe INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 151 +3 Ass. Dairies 154 +2 BTR PLC 444 +10 Babcocks 171 +1 Barclays 522 -7 Beechams 331 unch BICC 283 +10 Blue Circle 435 +10 BOC Oroup 277 -4 Boots 109 unch Bo water 255 +1 BATS 188 unch Britannia 84 +1
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        Tokyo
        324 18 Mar 3 Yen Ajinomoto 1010 unch Akai 549 +4 Amada 1350 +1290 Asahi Chem 418 +2 Asahi Glass 705 +1C Bank of Tokyo 410 +34 Bridgestone 570 +1C Canon 1430 +2C Casio 1520 +20 Citizen 640 +10 Daiei 680 unch Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank 750 +20 D Nippon Print 966
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      How your stocks performed
      3391 18 M shares quoted have a par value of SI. unless otherwise specified 'Adjusted (or scnp rights H Tai-eiempted dividend ABN is traded m lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dolars 1983/84 Last Yield Net Voi Week Hfh Low Company Sale Change P/E
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    • Commodities
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        GOLD
        402 19 LAST week saw spot gold prices holding firm amidst a generally bullish environment. The metal traded between a range of US$39O to US$4O4 after opening at US$399 per ounce in Simex on Monday, according to the weekly gold review by Green and Collier. When business commenced in the New
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        RUBBER
        143 19 FOB in bales, Malaysian cents/Mo RAS MRELB M(h Low Clow* High Low Closing buyers buyers Mar 1 Mar 1 Int 1 R.S.S Prompt 236 50N 235 00N 234 00 Int. 1 R.S.S. FOB 242 50 239 00 239 00 265 50 262 00 262 00 Int 2R.S.S Mar 232
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        GOLD MARKET
        16 19 GOLD USS/oz Sat Fri Hongkong 400.70—401.20 397 90—398.40 Fri Thurs New York 400.25-401.25 395.25—395.75
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        Rubber
        161 19 THE market dragged through another week of dull trading, with an easier trend depressing levels some two cents, similar to the previous week's performance, said Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co in its review of the Singapore and Malaysian rubber markets for the fortnight ended March 1. Initially a slight pickup
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        Tin
        67 19 STEADY. The Tin Council's buffer stock manager was required to provide solid buying support to hold market prices steady in London amounting to more than 1,500 tonnes, some traders estimated. Penang failed to cling to a small gain, as heavy trading in the Malaysian market re-appeared. The fall in
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        Aluminium
        67 19 BARELY steady. Early gains from last week's seven-month low developed after the stock fall of 2,325 tonnes to 205,975, the lowest since April 1962, but later the mood changed as Sterling turned firmer. US buying was noted at the lower levels, although the market remained vulnerable to the fluctuations
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        37 19 IRREGULAR. Trading quickly reversed last week's trend in company with gold, following the sharp rise in London market stocks (up 1,324,000 ounces to a record 47,924,000 ounces). But fears about the Middle-East gave some fresh stability.
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        22 19 Buying Seling Highest-Lowest Highest -Lowest Ss/pn S5/pn Bank oi China 27.64-26.91 27.46—27.09 OUB 27.34 26.91 27.52 27.09 UOB 27.50—26.89 27.65—27.04
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        54 19 EASIER. The market turned firmer initially, following the sharp fall in warehouse stocks (down 25,175 tonnes to 382,475, the lowest since last September), as Japanese shipments were carried out. But heavy selling developed later, particularly from one quarter, and an easier trend developed in unison with New York, before
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        216 19 WITH the exception of the pepper market, the local produce exchange saw improved trading conditions last week. The volume traded was moderate with prices holding steady. The pepper market went through another dull week as the commodity prices did not improve. Both black and white pepper lost about
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      523 19 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Vr Cargo Time Block Laura MS (8404 > S3 (2330) SI 0900-1100/0900 110 Nl/Pl *****100 SI Petopof (73) 6/3)0700) TA3 *****000/*****900 82 Monte Ruby (148) 6/3(0900) FSB 1100-1300/2000-***** F4 Pegasus P (316N) 6/3(1200) FSB 1300-1400/2000-2100
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      118 19 LONDON Sizable gains in shipping orders placed with Japan, South Korea, China, Taiwan and Denmark, brought a further rise in the world's shipbuilding order book in December, to the highest for 18 months, the latest figures from Lloyd's Register of Shipbuilding Returns show. In total 32.6
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        135 19 Interbank Over the Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency ot tor cign currency Austrian schilling 11.6392 11.6479 86.89—84.59 Belgian franc (com) 4.0071—4.0128 251.93—247 65 Danish kronor 22.3571 22.3736 45.69—44.71 Deutschemark 82.0860 82.1567 12 27—12 09 Finnish mark 37.7900—37.8281 French franc 26.6105—26.6398 38.03—37 22 Hongkong dollar 27.14—27.23 37.17 36.37
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        487 19 EANKS' prime lending rates at the close of business last Friday, Mar 2, 1984: The PLK is the lowest lemfnf rate wNch a bank is prepared lo lend in Siifapore dofars to its dents on an overdraft or demand basis. Bank PLR Algemene Bank 9 i
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        335 19 Asian rates ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended Mar 2: BID PRICES IBS High Low 7 days 9 3 '4 9 11/16 1 month 9 15/16 9 13/16 2 months 10 9 15/16 3 months 10's 10 1/16 6 months lO 3 10 5/16 9 months 10
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        166 19 THE US dollar opened for the week at S$2.1250/60, and was traded to a low of S$2.1160/70 before closing for the week at S$2.U70/80. Trading for the week was fairly active, with widespread commercial selling of the US unit against the Singapore, bringing it to the week's low. The
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      214 19 Vessel Berth Ait Dep Keppel wharves Da Shi Zhai 18 aside 5/3 Equator IV 22 aside 5/3 FengGe 3/4 aside 5/3 Kalimantan Dua 10/11 aside 5/3 Altair 19 5/3 7/3 Do Nam No 7 25/6 5/3 8/3 Perhs 20W 5/3 6/3 Prof Mierzeiewski 33/4 5/3 6/3 SengHing
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      691 20 Kuala Lumpur Kepong Malaysia's fourth biggest plantation group gets a glowing forecast from Hoare Govett RECORD palm oil prices will enable Kuala Lumpur Kepong (KLK) to almost double its pre-tax profits to M598.5 million in the year to September, next This is the view stock brokers
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      265 20  -  S. KUMAR But this will let up in mid '80s, says study By THE anti-smoking campaign, the ban against cigarette advertisements and the growing health conscious public together, these were expected to stifle, if not cripple, the cigarette industry. But instead, the industry has survived
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        163 20 More than 6 m shares changed hands MINING stock Pahang Consolidated was the most active stock last week on the Singapore stock exchange. More than six million shares changed hands, many of which were believed to be going to Malaysian buyers. The shares gained 18 cents to close at $1.75,
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        88 20 THE East Asiatic Company (Malaysia) Bhd (EAC) has reported sharply lower profits for last year. Pre-tax profits slumped to M5420,000, compared with M58.54 million in the previous year, from turnover which was 11 per cent lower at M5243.1 million. The heavy machinery section suffered substantial losses, because of
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        34 20 ALGEMENE Bank Nederland has reported pre-tax profits of DFL1326.9 million (about *****.48 million) for last year, 12.6 per cent higher than in the previous year. The dividend remains unchanged at DFL26.
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        65 20 JACK Chia-MPH has announced that, based on the terms of the proposed rights issue, the adjusted price of the existing transferable subscription rights 1983/1987 (TSRs) has been provisionally calculated at $1.34 a share. This price will only apply after a books closure date which has yet
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        47 20 SELANGOR Properties has received M516.5 million for the sale by its wholly owned subsidiary, Chong Chook Yew Sdn Bhd, of a property in Kuala Lumpur. This has produced a net profit of MsB.2 million for the group The purchasers are Guthrie Harta (Damansara).
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        72 20 HI ME Industries (Malaysia) Bhd and Hong Leong Industries Bhd have each acquired one of the two issued shares in Hong Leong Land Sdn Bhd (HLL), the formei> from Mr Kwek Leng Hai and the lat ter from Mr Quek Leng Chan. HLL was incorporated on Feb 6,
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        36 20 SOON Peng Yam (Pte) Ltd has bought a further 152,000 shares in Sim Lim Investments, at $2 94 a share, raising its interest in the company from 45.31 per cent to 45.81 per cent.
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        32 20 EASTERN Realty Co Ltd has sold 50,000 shares in Overseas Union Bank, registered in the name of Oversea Union Bank Nominees (Private) Ltd, reducing its holding to 15.92 million shares.
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      382 20  -  JESSICA LU By HONGKONG Scores of expatriate engineers in Hongkong, including materials technologists, tunnelling experts and civil engineering consultants, are expected to seek greener pastures with the Mass Rapid Transit Corporation in Singapore. The first rush is likely to take place in
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      13 20 "I don't mind him dictating long letters. I don't listen anyway."
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      37 20 TOKYO Mamiya Camera Company is unable to meet its debts, a private credit company has reported. Mamiya's total debt is 25 billion yen (*****.4 million), compared with capital of 2.14 billion yen. AFP
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      78 20 SANTOS Facilities Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Australian oil and gas producer and explorer Santos Ltd, signed a US$lOO million (about Ss2l2 million) five-year syndicated term loan last Monday. This loan was arranged and managed by the Singapore branch of Aus tralia and
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      246 20 AW INVITATION to join 2 unique exhibitions Property Showcase '84 For developers real estate agents This exhibition shall be a comprehensive i display of residential, commercial and industrial property available in and around Malaysia. This trade-fair provides an excellent, opportunity for developers and agents to introduce and market their properties
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      847 21 25 Sal«:Olhsr Products 25 Sale: Other Product! iSSSSSSSSSSSSBSESSSS t— i II CLEARANCE SALE ■:^i Variety of Industrial Electronics and Com- <i x':: munication items and furnitures and fit- tings. j-jjij Interested please call X;: II 74 276;6 i 28 HMlth CBntraa/ 28 Health Centres/ Mbiibqs Mbsmqo B^B^^^^Jl Ai^^^^B^Ll B^B^^^^^ l^
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      686 21 -Wh to a^^ BUSINESS 49 Packing/Storage/ Delivery/Removal A BUDGET PRICE professional/ household/ office removal, delivery and disposal services. Specialised in pianos, organs, safes. Careful uniforms workers provided. 24-hour service including Sunday and public holidays. Tel: *****73/ *****91 Shalom Transport Services. ASK TRANSPORT COMPANY: Cheap rates for all types of transportation
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      603 21 53 Computer Products/Services MICRO PC IBM FULLY COMPATIBLE MICRO PC SUPER System consists of: a 16 Bits CPU 8088, 128K RAM expandable to 512 K Bytes a Multi-Functions Card with one parallel printer interface, two RS-232 ports rechargeable battery Si Calendar/clock function a Dual Slim MATSUSHITA Double-sided Disk Drives (640K8).
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      1122 21 Hit T* 1 v \«^^H B^b^^hl L^7 W HERE'S MORE GOOD MM* (or working mottien 1! you an up with your job and need a kU able helping hand to look after your child read classification 33 A crerhe If opening a pla> group for children between 2 tu 4
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      857 22 66 Situation* Vacant 66 Situations Vacant b) EDP b) EDP PROGRAMMERS required e Computer Science Degree. Knowledge ln COBOL, OIBOL. e Preferably familiar with Data General but not essential. e Able to start work soon. Interested parties please apply with full resume, experience, if any, contact phono number and a
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      708 22 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical e) Secretarial/Clerical (I MSAS I I A leading international air/sea freight I agent located at Changi Cargo Complex has immediate vacancies for: Male Shipping Clerk Minimum 3 GCE 'O' level Ability to type Familiar with PSA procedures Knowledge of import/export documentation Possess
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      354 22 66 Situation* Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical I L>i I I I Id Lssl n f > J L n 'm ■a^sielsi^PiliilllM Olivetti (MamriKturinTftviiionll 9 requires Applicants should possess GCE O level LCC Intermediate Costing or Accounting Certificates Salary offered will commensurate with qualifications experience. Please apply personally or write in giving
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      329 22 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical We are manufacturing precision alactronic parts or components for use in the semi-conductor industry and have the following vacancies: A) FEMALE PRODUCTION CLERKS a 3 GCE 'O' level with credit in Mathematics, a Age 18 to 24 years, a Able to type at 30 wpm.
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      374 22 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical TYPISTS Minim urn speed 30 wpm 6 months working expert ence ACCOUNTS CLERKS Minimum 1 years worklnt experience Must have HOC Intermediate Certificate GIRL FRIDAY Minimum speed 40 wpm With basic accounting ex perlence Chinese female age betweei 20 and 25 years DATA ENTRY OPERATORS
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      457 22 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial Clerical WywyPleLtd has immediate 1 vacancies tor GENERAL CLERKS > 1 Completed i I Ipreferabl) with i,.i> u bajNak aMetetaajs Preferably witnaoaseea i| aartaace to ofHee wart ji Plea_s«- rail Mm Hot.* t k 622-ISS for a.n interview at f coast attaaaaaaf to i j
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      485 23 66 Situations Vacant Secretarial Clerical B9BJBJBJBaIB^BJBB^Ba*jBJBJBjBBHB> a^^Bßaa^Bsslassl s^^^Bl^l^^O^^el Our top deMta are always In need i>f top calibre people to j Work in their Organisations The jobs are botn challenging and exciting Cail us today and find out more SECRETARIES TYRISTS GIRL FRIDAYS RECEPTIONISTS DATA ENTRY OPS ACCOUNTS CLERKS Telephone
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      581 23 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical MUNICH REINSURANCE CO. Sin^apor a Branch is seeking suitable candidate tor onac FEMALE RECONCILIATION CLERK H#^uif axr^oin t a 4 O' levels with credits In F.nglish and Maths, a LCCI Intermediate Bookkeeping basic knowledge of commerce e 3 years of working experience in reconciliation with
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      599 23 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical CHINESE FEMALE EXPORT SECRETARY e GCE O' level. e Sound secretarial skills. e Experience in import/export documentation, e Able to willing to work under pressure with minimum supervision, a Preference will be given to those who are familiar with Indonesian export a Salary will commensurate
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      532 23 68 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical A fast growing multi-national company requires: I 1) TYPIST CUM RECEPTIONIST I 2) TELEX OPERATOR e Minimum 1 year experience Attractive pay for the right candidate Salary negotiable. Interested, please call Tel: *****11/2/3 WANTED GENERAL CLERK e Should be able to type e Do filing
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      576 23 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical Trading Firm in Orchard Roed requires: FEMALE GENERAL CLERK/ TYPIST for immediate employment e GCE 'O' level with good command of English. e Outgoing and pleasant personality. e Ability to type accurately at reasonable speed. Salary between 1350 $400. CALL: *****99 for interview TYPIST CUM
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      678 23 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical Required urgently 1 FEMALE TYPIST e Able to type fast and accurately. s Experience preferable Interested please call personally for Interview at: 37 Kallang Road Singapore 0820 Tel: *****22. ROYAL INSURANCE requires ACCOUNTS CLERK to handle accounts reconciliations and some computer input. Those interested, please
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      913 23 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical CONSTRUCTION COMPANY REQUIRES Female Typist cum Telephone Operator, bilingual. Able to type, general office duties. Experience required Possess testimonial Interested applicants call at: 50 Jalan Sultan, #06-07 Jalan Sultan Centre, S'pore 0719. Tel: *****55. FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required by freight forwarder. Must be able to
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      620 23 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical REQUIRED 2 GENERAL Clerks Able to work independently Staying around Jurong East j West, Clementi or Bukit Batok Contact *****62 4 SIAMESE ASTROLOGY REQUIRES General Clerks. Please call at sO4-08, Bylands Building. 135 Middle Road. S'pore 0718 Tel: *****40. CHINESE FEMALE RECEPTIONIST Clerk required preferably
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      816 23 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Sales t) Smlms MERCHANDISER required for imported range of men's fashion wear accessories. The candidate must:- Be preferably between M- K years of age. Have a minimum of 2 years experience in merchandising or related area Have good fashion sense Be able to travel
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      651 24 66 Situations Vacant *> atefrs A wall eatabWatiad trading company requirea DYNAMIC SALES REPRESENTATIVES to sail a wide range ot products In ouf toCeV Industrie! and coflimif c tsl markets. The succesafui applicants should meet the foHowmg requirements: a Male. e Age 20 to 26 years e Good attitude and
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      604 24 66 Situationt Vacant t) Sale* Leading oilfield tupply heuae reqalreaa SALES/ PURCHASING ASSISTANTS e Minimum qualification: GCE 'O 1 Level a Not less than 2 years relevant experience Salary commeneuratee with qualiHcetione end experience. Applicants are Invited to write In own handwriting, enclosing copy of personal resume and recent photograph
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      683 24 66 Situations Vacant S) Sales AN ESTABLISHED GREETING Cards and Stationery company urgently requires Salesgirls. With pleasant personality, to work In showroom at Parkway Parade No expert ice is required Age 18 and abo\-\ Interested applicants, please cn;l personally at: 81-34, Parkway Parade, after 2.00p.m. Tel: *****48 Christopher URGENTLY REQUIRED
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      429 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical I An International Engineering company is seeking I I for its office in Singapore I I SENIOR ENGINEER I I Candidates with 5 years' professional experience I I should have following qualifications: I I Degree in Mechanical or Industrial Engineering
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      406 25 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical .e .1 T TONY WONG I COMPANY (PTE) LTD A leading cassette manufacturing company has immediate vacancies for: ELECTRICAL/ d ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS 's e Applicants must possess I- a Diploma in Electrical/ i Electronics Engineering from a recognised College e Those selected must be prepared
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      441 25 1 —^^i— i 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical FEMALE LAB. ASSISTANTS raquired Secondary Four and above Chinese, Singapore Citizens Interested, call: *****71 Or com* personally to: NO. 6, LORONG TUKANG TIGA JURONG SINGAPORE 2261 (MR K.C. LAU) Faadar Bus Service No. 246 fror lnt#fchainy# Wanted 15 LIFT MECHANICS on permanent
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      162 26 66 Si uations Vacant h) Production Grow with I Astec as FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS 2 shift relation Permanent Night Shift M A Permanent 9 \^k Morning Shift m M|rlJM Permanent I W Jj Afternoon Shift Nestle The Singapore subsidiary of Nestle, the International Food Beverage Company, invites suitably qualified candidates
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      499 26 66 Situations Vacant h) Production FREDERICK DUFFIELD (S) PTE LTD A manufacturer 4 Stockist o> ■vm,. adaptor fittingt to> tlt-iibi? pip« tn<3 ho»et invitet application* tor the po«! ot MALE GENERAL WORKERS (Starting salary $450 p.m Requirement* •■■.,.■> i Must be physically HI Iwort tc e 1 ref) r.' I
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      495 27 66 Situations Vacant h) Production HITACHI KOKI (S) PTE LTD Requires 1) MALE/FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Completed Pr 6 Above 16 years of age 2) MALE MACHINE OPERATORS WE OFFER:- 5-day week Kree transportation transport allowance Kree uniform Paid annual marriage/ sick compassionate leave 13tfi month pay Attendance bonus ShiJt allowance
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      598 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous Keppel Shipyard Limrtetflj II requires: II II SAFETY I II CO-ORDINATORS I Completed primary six education II Good physique and eyesight Be prepared to work shift duties Be able to work at heights Be able to swim Experience in related
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      491 27 68 Situations Vacant 68 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous r PRESIDENT MERLIN HOTEL^| I requires I I 1. OFFICE BOYS I 2. FRONT OFFICE CASHIERS 3. M A E TECHNICIANS I A II 4. CHAMBERMAIDS 5. LOUNGE HOSTESSES 6. WAITERS/WAITRESSES 7. SECURITY GUARDS 8. GENERAL CLEANERS (Mate) We offer
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      446 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous MALAYAN BREWERIES (SPORE) PTE. LTD. Brewers of Tiger Anchor Beet ABC Stout •In possession of PUB w Electrical Worker's I Licence or NTC 3 in I Industrial Electricity. Minimum 2 years' k experience in electrical I plant maintenance. Q Willing to work on 2- h
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      370 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous SINGAPORE at Block 4008, 4th Storey Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 1 Singapore 2056 OR 501, Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 1 Singapore 2056 Tel: *****44 offers 5 day work week with no rotating shift work; very attractive starting salary, excellent fringe benefits like free
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      265 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous The largest lift manu- s factoring Company in 3 Singapore requires a Diploma in E Prcxluction, Mechanical or Electrical /ITC in i Mechanical or j= S Electrical 5 a Own motor-cycle preferred B e gce -o 1 level a AWe to type B^^pffaßß»BnßMrtal E All
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      534 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous ORCHARD HOTEL SINGAPORE Invites applicants to fill the following vacancies: Confidential Paymaster GCE O levei LCC Book-keeping Certificate Possess at least 2 years experience in similar capacity Accounts Clerk (Cost) LCC Book-keeping Certificate i Experience in hotel i industry preferred Electrician NTC 111 Relevant experience
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      503 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous sV^B^^. FULL-TIME CATERING ASSISTANTS required tor our soon-to- be-opened restaurant at Tanglin as well as any of our 4 restaurants at Jatan Jelita, Goldhili Square. Bukit Timah Plaza and Parkway Parade The following benefits apply. i a Attractive commencing salary and con- j firmatson increment
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      399 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I MES^| I Clerks I |H I Raquirements/Dutias I fj Mm, mum GCE O' I level I 1 T>pir>9 speed of 35 I ISUIII j Preferably with a I tew years' working I experience in a I manufacturing envi- 1 ronment I To perform general
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      391 28 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous Singapore Automotive Engineering Re Ltd invites applications to fill the following vacancies Must Dedb'e to carry out nociy ••pain and accident Jdnicigt'S perform, ire v»eljmg gas wpidmq ana pane' bt'.i! ng GCE O Level Knowledge in basic warehousing and sto'eHeeping functions Recently completed National Service
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      358 28 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous 11 Immediate vacancies j for: I I STORE ji ASSISTANT (Mala) Completed Secon- dary 2 education a Soma relevant axparianca a Complatad NS i I WEIGHBRIDGE I CLERK I (Mala) Minimum Secondary 2 education a Abla to speak Malay and Chlnasa dialects DRAUGHTSMAN I aITC
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      258 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Showa Plastics I (S) Pte Ltd I 15 Fourth Chin Bee Rd Singapore 2261 we have immediate vacancies for the following: Completed Primary 6 education Permanent morning S or night shift Experience not necessarv 16-35 years oW Completed Primary 6 education js Willing to perform
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      484 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous GODREJ ha» immediate vacancies for I I the following position*: I 1) WELDERS 2) PAINTERS 9 3) PRESS TOOL k\ A DIE I SETTERS I 4) SHEAR PRESS I MACHINE OPERATORS Requirements for (1), (2), k (3) A (4): I Experience in related i field
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      367 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I Well established group x I of companies with I world-wide timber I marketing operations I require GCE 0 level/'A' level with credit in English 3/4 years relevant experience Shorthand 80/90 wpm Typing 40/50 wpm Perform secretarial duties Must have completed N.S. or exempted Able
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      489 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous fL PHILIPS i-1 requires j I Store jj Assistants [B/J Qualifications/ \;M I Experience tal I Com P' eted r« I Secondary 4 [I 1 education k* I e Physically fit |9 I eCompleted or *Jm I exempted from I full-time 9 I National Service
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      327 28 66 Situations Vacant I j i) Miscellaneous Olivetti (Manufacturing Oivision) requires Material Handlers/ Store Assistants Physically fit and willing to do material handling work in the store and production At least Secondary 2 education Vacancies are available for normal working hours or rotating shifts Please apply personally or write in
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      482 28 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous (lOfHtote) Dinoiy requires WORKSHOP ASSISTANTS To dismantle panels, fix panels and cleen cars. a Mo experience required a Must be hardworking not afraid of dirty work a Mauling salar> $420. Can I earn as much as $500 after a year a Based at Sin Mm
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      578 28 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Fail aipending forwarding company raquiraa wharf clerk a despatch RIDER Must have C'lai.-- 3 lie Applicants must ha.' perience in handling all PS* reJßlUat uith all sapeeb I shipping documents a For Despatch Rider must possess own motor-bike PACKERS (MALE r'or packing personal effects a
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      565 29 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous LA PIAZZA COFFEE HOUSE requiro 1. WAITERS/ WAITRESSES 2. PART-TIME WAITERS/ WAITRESSES (Working Bra Spin to 11pm) 3. DISPENSER Mal*ysiana ar* al*o welcome to apply Interview tune: 12pm to 7pm. (.'all personally at SO, ORCHARD ROAD PLAZA SINGAPURA. -01-14 SINGAPORE 0923 (YAOHAN ORCHARD ENTRANCE) Plastic
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      570 29 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous GOODWOOD PRODUCTS PTE LTD requires 1) DRIVERS Possess Class 3 driving licence e Preferably with experience in similar capacity j 2) PAINTERS (Wooden Furniture)) With without experience I e Malaysian are also welcome 3) GENERAL WORKERS (Male/Female) I Age: 16 years above e Attractive salary
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      557 29 66 Situations Vacant t) Miscellaneous SHIPPING EXECUTIVE. Knowledge in shipping/ forwarding. Minimum 3 years' relevant experience Self-motivated and able to work Independently. Responsible and have pleasant personality. Physically fit and possess valid driving licence. GCE O' level good command of English/ Chinese. Basic salary ranging from $600 $900 will be
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      719 29 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous PACKERS lor noil—hold removal department GENERAL WORKERS required urgently by established International forwarders Must have completed N.S. with 2 years' experience (Packers). Please call *****04 or *****11 lor appointment, PERSONAL DRIVER required Applicant* must have a claan driving record and preferably with portencePl**** call personally
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      870 29 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous WANTED 2 BOAT Attendants for immediate employment by Boatel in Ponggol area. Must be able to work on Saturdays Sundays and Public Holidays. Phone: *****78 *****48 Tony Yeo for details. AN ESTABLISHED HARDWARE Stockist has several vacancies for General Workers, Drivers and A Messenger Boy.
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      547 29 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous WANTED PART-TIME CHINESE Clinic Nurse, in dlst. 12. (evening) Call: *****08 between 9.30 4 p.m. for appointment. WANTED DELIVERY BOY $12/- per day, Driver $15/-. Interview at Block 88 #01-115 Zion Road. *****33. FOOD CATERER IN Orchard area requires 2 creative Cooks. Salary $30 per
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      512 29 TODAY THERE T?) (ITI A TTTI MITSUBISHI CARS Ut&l&l£fttlH; AVAILABLE IN THIS SECTION I*hhQmmml^mml V^H B^^lßflßV^k 72 Vehicles For Hire 72 Vehicle* For Hire TOYOTA ißentaCar^^ffi 74 Vehicle Financing 76 Vehicles For Sale EASY I LOANS FOR NEW AND USED CARS Up to 90% loans Low interest rates 4-year repayment
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      619 29 d) Fiat 1976 FIAT 131 Eligible for PARF Alrcond.. radio cassette, sports rims. Beautiful condition Down payment $2,500. balance under hire purchase for 24 months. monthly $408. Tel: *****23 END 1975 FIAT 124. Airconditioned, sports rims, cassette, passed inspection. $7,800 only (PARK eligible) Loan $6,000 arrangeable *****31 LATE 1979 FIAT
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      971 29 76 Vehicle* For Sale g) Mazda JANUARY •79 626, 1 CttCfUl (MTOCr, i aircond. Itereo, tax 8 M Metallic I gold $149»KJ :«848€.2 evening town 1979 MAZDA 626 Saloon. Aircond.. high power radio cassetu- Beau- tlful ronditlo!, Selling $***** i 0 no Tel 2921 3Z'< 1980 MAZDA 323 1000. 5-duor
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      204 29 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Toyo>.B These Toyotas with MORE 'are priced to suit you 1 DON'T WAIT. PRICES APPLY ONLY WHILE THEY LAST i Toyota Supra 2 BEFI $68,750 nett ARF Toyota Carina 1.6 Coupe $25,500 nett PARF Toyota Tercel $264)00 nett ARF HNHNH Ml|j|MJU| Hi-Ace Diesel (Private Bus)
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      749 30 74 Vehicle Financing 74 Vehicle Financing 74 Vehicle Financing FOR BETTER CAR HIRE PURCHASE TERMS minimum rates: Call us at: 1 year _5 o pa. 64 South Bridge Rd S 0105 Tel: *****2. 2 vears s':°o pa Blk 37 Circuit Rd »01 403 S 1337 Tel: *****40. 3 vears 6
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      567 30 76 Vehicles For Sato k) Others 1958 JAGUAR XKISOFHC Fully restored and overhauled White paintwork, black interior, chrome wire wheels. Ist class condition Viewing: Checkers Service Station 375, Clemenceau Avenue (•ttn: Alare) Tel: *****85 (Mrs. Tan) 5560.000 ne l l J CITROEN 2000CX ATHENA 1 private owner, full options, very
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      677 30 I) Commercial Vehicles DOWN PAYMENT $1,700 only '79 Suzuki van 550 c.c. and box van. Monthly $210 Tip top 14 Walmer Drive. Serangoon Garden. SELLING CHEAPI 1979 Austin Mini/ 1979 Honda 550 van. Passed inspection. $2,950/ $4,950 0.n.0. (*****66). TOYOTA DYNA DIESEL 14- footer. June '83. Alrconditloned. Asking $14,000 0.n.0.
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      604 30 jj^ ACCOMMODATION H A PROPERTIES 85 Propdrty Fintncing Sound Secure provides PROPERTY FINANCE for Residential Commercial properties CALL *****92 *****47 FOR DETAILS A P no 3326 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 1 1 ORCHID INN VICINITY Brand new detached bungalow, 3 bedrooms plus study. Fully alrcondltloned. Partly furnished. $8,000.
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      1220 30 I Ml f HOUSE HUNTING? "NO problem! I f j—jL^an^wi- states this real estate agency at l> a .rt '^^f>™_L I classification 86a. It promises to f I oo or y° u the desired type of t._jtf«i l. "T^^^T^ j accommodation within one day! jj J 1" 86 Accommodation ~88
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      1931 30 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant Vacant Vacant a) Houses b) Apartments b) Apartments b) Apartments R jnninn tin a hinh hotel hill? rooms, partially furnished Con- I 1 41 *Z3 4 K' '"C-l 1 »v^LV7I iwfi 1 1 venient location $5,000. *****29 ll* s\ pri
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      431 30 in Orchard Road vicinity. 4 spaclous bedrooms, large living dining, private family lounge huge balcony, central alrcond Swimming pool/ aquaan court*/ curity $4400 onward*. a Diet. 10, Ridgewood/ MarbeNa Court/ Mimiko/ Pandan Valley, tastefully furnished 3 bedrooms, close to American Japanese Schools $3400. Diet. 9, Furama Tower/ Orangelord, fully furnished.
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      610 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments Drat 11. Showord Green Condominium New A Spaniah designed. 3/4 bedroom apartment. 2.000 to 3.300 sq.ft. $4,500 to $5,300 Otst 11. Watten Estate TownSBJSB DM. 10. Serene Bouaa, 3 bedrooms, furnished. $2,200. Pandan Valley. 3 bedrooms/ servants, tastefully furnished. MM PATRON PROPERTY *****15/*****18 DMT 11.
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      814 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments 85 The Village $2,800 88 The Cairn Hill ***** Slngapura Mansion 82,800 Hlghpolnt Penthouse 811.000 Hlghpolnt $5,000 810 Balmoral Point Penthouse $9,000 Grenvllle 88,500 823 Cashew Park $2,200 SEK KAY a ASSOCIATES *****55 e Wing On Life Garden 87.500 e Balmoral Point Maisonette 88,000 e
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      808 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIBT. 10, LUXURIOUS APARTMENT. 2/ 3 4-rooed apartments, spacious living and dining, alrcond. 5 mlns to Orchard Road. Recreational facilities. $2300 upwards. Call Tudor Home: *****88. DIST. 10. GRANGE ROAD 2.800 sq ft spacious living dining, 4 bedrooms, servant's, fully alrcond. swimming pool, tennis, partially
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      796 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 15, AMBER TOWER 3-bed-roomed maisonette. Beautifully furnished. Facing sea. 24-hour security. $2,400. Slme Realty, *****88. DIST. 10. PATERSON TOWER High floor maisonette, 4 bedrooms, servant's. Spacious llvlng/dlnlng Facilities. Immediate occupation. Hawaiian: *****66. DIST. 11, DUTCH CLUB vicinity (Hlllcrest Arcadia), cosy 3 bedrooms, tastefully furnished,
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      795 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments SHERWOOD TOWER FURNISHED. $2,000/ New Ocean Park $2500/ $3,200. The Plaza, $1,600. Newton Height $3,000. B&W Realty *****35/ 6. STUDIO APARTMENT, ODEON Katong/ Sherwood Towers, fully furnished including maintenance, $1,600. Unlwest: *****92/ *****15. THE PLAZA 3-BEDROOMED apartment. High floor. Facing sea. Beautifully furnished. $2,700 negotiable.
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      691 31 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms MANY ROOMS AVAILABLE HDB or private houses. Immediate occupation. Suitable for singles, couples. *****19/ *****90. ROOM AVAILABLE IN Jurong area for working couples of any race. No cooking. Call: *****46 (anytime). WE HAVE FURNISHED Unfurnished rooms flats for rental at any districts. Please call: *****09
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      1307 31 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses a) Houses ilm^dsmXmmmmmW |H To be held at the Mercury Room fIIHI I^^H (18th floor), Apollo Hotel, Havelock Road, Singapore Saw on Thursday, Bth March 1984 at 2.00 p.m. Hi LANDED PROPERTIES LANDED PROPERTIES
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      835 31 89 Propertie* For Sale m) Houses DIST IS SERANGOON GARDENS single-storey semi-detached 3 bedrooms 5.000 sq ft freehold near hawker centre $550,000 Dyson *****66 DIST 10, RESIDENTIAL AREA 3 1 2-storey semi-detached bungalow 6,300 sq ft 5 bedrooms servants Freehold $1.2 million Sime Realty *****8fc DIST 18 OFF ROSYTH Road
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      699 32 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments I .your 'Home Sweet Home' I I where values are rising I B Opposite Mandarin Hotel of Orchard Road I H S&.VER TOWER comprises luxurious <H\ui'i»'iits|.iiKi jfdthousfs Outdoor dnienities
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      242 32 DMT. 10. BALMORAL POINT MAISONETTE 3360 sojt. 4 bedrooms, servant's room. $930,000. DIST. 9, HIGHPOINT 2900 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, servant's room. $750,000. DIST. 10. HOLLAND HEIGHTS 2001 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, servant's room $480,000. FOURSOME HOLDINGS PTE LTD TEL: *****99. e HOLLANDVIEW Brand new condominium, 1.200 sq.ft. 2 bedrooms. $410,000. e
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      603 32 LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS FOR sale. Wing On Life Garden, type A it B. $1.2M to $1.3M. Bayshore Park. (2 rooms), $280,000. Elizabeth Heights. $730,000. Mimosa Park. $415,000. The Plaza, (3 rooms), $530,000. Regional *****31/*****54. CORONA VILLE TOWNHOUSE $489,000. Kings Mansion, high floor, 1.700 sq.ft. $455,000. Jalan Mutlara. 1.700 sq.ft. $395,000. Mimosa
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      764 32 89 Propertiet For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments f[\/ f <p> A nev\ landmark coming up where T^c \S~~ym hf) j-, Devonshire Ruad meets Grange K^jrwfijfillltifWit Wi s tianc l u^ shaded hill-site proV «A-/tyvCtX##W/f Cf/ »*J
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      573 32 GRANGEFORD (DIST. 9) 2 bedrooms, 1,244 sq.ft. Vacant possession. Full recreational facilities. $450,000 (0.n.0.). Shang Properties *****85. HIMIKO COURT (DIST. 10) 3 bedrooms, 1,930 sq.ft. Panoramic view. Full condominium facilities. Tenanted $3,700. Shang Properties *****85. LEONIE TOWER, LUXURIOUS apartment. 4 bedrooms, 3250/2950 sq.ft. $860,000/$760.000. Central alrconditloning, swimming pool. *****04 (Agent).
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      526 32 c) HUDC Apartments BRADDELL VIEW WOULD the buyer who offered the owner $295,000 for this elegant top-floor 1,770 sq.ft apartment. Please call us back, owner changed his mind would accept!. Admiral: *****22. BRADDELL VIEW 1550 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms/ servant's. Flooring marble/ceramic tiles. 21st floor. Well renovated. Fully furnished. $290,000 0.n.0.
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      600 32 89 Properties For Sale d) HDB Apartments PANOAN GARDEN. BLK. 401, 5 rooms, terrazzo/ parquet Asking 5140.U00 Loan $9:i.4(*l Ballot: *****14/ *****15 *****1H. TELOK BLANGAH WAY. Blk 27. rnarhle flooring, water heater, near to market. .Selling $103,000 *****13 TELOK BLANGAH CRESCENT. sroomed. high floor, terrazzo throughout, kitchen cabinet, $158,000 neg
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      969 32 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted Attention Owners of: 1) Rural lands. 2) Urban or suburban lands. 3) Development projects with planning approval. 4) p rojects under construction 5) Other lands with development potential. If you are prepared to sell, enter a joint ventu r e or require technical advice
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      602 32 92 Warehouse*/ Storage Spaces Warehouse space available from 1,600 sq. ft upwards Pnre Reosonoble fnqur- SIXt.AHHti: WAREHOUSE -Tel: *****11/ *****19^ QUALITY GROUND FLOOR WAREHOUSE in Uppaf Bukit Timah Road Space a\al!ari.e \u\ i<-u^> Short long fcenu High celling good veniilatior. ample loading unload::^ parking farllltain tot totttM i cars 24
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      464 33 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces Henderson Industrial Park Prime Freehold* Industrial Property 90^^ ...^.^^^^Ba^Bißl W^^^\ Terrace Factory B\ 1 Flatted Factory Warehouses statutf*\ Land Gram iv-wi.ii"' lomi Marketing J|^ HONG FOK REALTY PTE LTD. Pichflrd HltS 737 9355 224 8181 mammmmammiammmmmmaummmammammammmmammumammmamammamannmmmummam r^r ms
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      461 33 93 Office Spaces b) Rental OFFICE SPACE FOR RENTAL AT: THEPLAZA (Plaza Hotel/Beach Road) Araa: 331 sq.ft. UNITED HOUSE (Orchard Road area) Atm: 452 sq.ft. 603 sq.ft. UOLBUILDING (Orchard Road area) Ar«»: 1.401 sq.ft. 292-2833 ORCHARD TOWERS Centrally-located ouUid* CBD on high floor, with panoramic view and ample parking space.
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      1449 33 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Specet Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Sj B sss^^ sss^ Ui^ pßJßVßJßJßJßjßJßJßfpjgp^^^^^^^^^^^g^^^^^^^^^^2l b) Rentßl b > **e"**l b) Rental RUBY jV i*» W\REHOUSE Ilislffl Offers Quality Warehouses for multi- mm s|2r= 5^3 purposes Wide Range
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      1656 34 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental Sanford Building I^H^ AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE flfll fllSi^ Located near to the port and within 1 0-minute MM I ptt^Y walking distance from the financial hub at M m I
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      769 34 95 Other Real E«tat» 95 Other Real Estate FOR SALE I 7.87 acres of Industrial Land situated in the North Kelang Straits Industrial Estate, 14 miles from Container North Port, about 3ft km from the town of Port Kelang. Building plan already approved, supplied with water and telephones. Interested, please
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      600 34 102 Tours 102 Tours THE START TO I A LIFETIME WmmßM OF HAPPINESS Oxley 9th 10th %>J^ B Mass Wedding H Honeymoon Tours H Date of Ceremony: 20th May 1 984 Wt 16th September 1984 HB Departure Date: 21st May 1984 H 1 7th September 1984 9 Honeymoon Tours brochures
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      748 34 102 Tours 102 Tours (TN NAM HO TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE LTD Head Office: Pearls Centre Gr Roor 100 EuTong Sen St *4)1-U .#01-16 »01-18 Singapore 01 05. Tel: *****33 (7 lines! Branch Office People's Park Compien Gr Floor 1. Park Road #OM 9. Singapore 01 05 S Tel: *****1-3/*****6/*****8/*****63
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      813 35 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours HOPOVER TO *\j* s- /p' AUSTRALIA Any way you wish J/Jf 6/7/8 fJays PERTH from $1199 [>' A choice of the deluxe Sheraton, King's, Airvways hotels Most meals'* City tour El Cabafto Blanco and its amazing Spanish dancing horses YanchepParK/Cavee Vineyard tour River cruise
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      1043 35 102 Tow 102 Tours 102 Tour* Enjoy the experience of a lifetime I in Europe! I 1 P&O gives you Europe with all the I 1 experience of 140 years and m p 43 offices worldwide! I 1 Quality travel great values, plenty of B 1 bonus highlight extras. Make
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      634 35 109 Academic EXPERIENCED SCHOOL TEACHERS teaching primary to pre-u level, 100% Improvement guaranteed. Call *****41 EXPERIENCED BILINGUAL TUTORS provide home tuition at all levels. Reasonable charge. *****07/ *****08 (Day/Night) EXPERIENCED LADY GRADUATE Offers tuition in Maths/Science for Sec/Primaries. Tel: *****01 Seletar Hills. HIGHLY EXPERIENCED TUTOR willing to give tuition in
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      1063 35 110 Computer 110 Computer 110 Computer rtOfc ÜBBBHBJSJBHBHBIBMHHBHHBHH^pi^a^pk I City and Guilds Certificate in Computer Programming and Information Processing. The internationally recognised City and Guiids Certificate can be your key to a successful career m computer programming. The Stamford Computer Centre supplements professional training in the theory of computers and
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      Lam bounces back to win with Confidence
      2111 37  -  OUR RACING By TEAM Double for Danis makes it five for the weekend FIRST: ***** SECOND: ***** THIRD: ***** STARTERS: *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****. CONSOLATIONS: *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****. i PENANG, Sun.
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        818 37 PENANG, Sun. Jockey M Ariffin was suspended for one day for allowing his mount St. Louis II to shift ground when not clear of other runners in Race 1 today. The Stipendiary Steward s report on today's races: RACE 1: St Louis II Ariffin) and Go-Get
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      141 Deaths 141 Deaths
      158 37 141 Deaths 141 Deaths MDM. LEE SIOK YIN AGE 83 YEARS Patted away peacefully on 3rd Mar '84, leaving behind SONS: DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW: Llm Hock Chye Harold Leow Chai Mei Lim Teck Quee Benjamin Lim Hock Lam Quek Chye Kiang Hedy Llm Hock Seng John Ng Swee Ha Alice DAUGHTER: SON-IN-LAW:
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      153 37 MDM WONG SIN MOI AGE: 72 paaaod away peacefully on 3rd March 1984 leaving behind tONS: Lee Tat Ying >e Seng Yin Lee Khln Jin (Nicky) _*e3long Yin (David) >e Kwong Jin (Ron) 3AUGHTERS-IN-LAW 3al Llan Kim L,le w Slew Lan ?hua Toh Kuk Ah Kam Leng (Jenny)
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      24 37 IN LOVING MEMORY OF MOM DIANA LIM CHIN NEO DEPARTED 5.3.80 iAOLY MISSED RUT ALWAYS lEMEMBEREO BY FAMILY AND OVED ONES
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      51 37 MDM THERESA CHAN GEOK CHOO AGE 94 Passed sway peacefully on 3rd Mar M leaving behind nieces and nephews to mourn her loss. Body lying at Singapore Casket. Cortege will leave for St Francis Xavier's Church at 9.30am on Tuesday 6 March 84 and thence to Mt Vernon
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      90 37 In wvmiq m#mofy of HAZEL ABRAHAM D«p: 5/3/83 Just a token of love's devotion That our hearts still long for you. Always ranwfflbwtd by loving hu«MM MIO rOV#G OfMHi In loving memory of MARY LEE YOKE HEreG ALIAS AH KOW DEPARTED 5/3/81 Always remembered by Husband Martin
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      64 37 Mr*. Tan Kang Hong nee Chong Nyuk Mo* Departed 1.3.M wishes to express their heartfelt gratitude and thanks to all relatives friends, doctors and nurses of CCU ward 44 SGH and pastors of Kampong Kapor Methodist Church for their kind assistance, attendance, donations, wreaths, and messages of condolence
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      56 37 MR. ABRAHAM PEREMA Stncfty thank Radamptoriat com munitia*. priaato and nuna, reiaHvaa, trtanda, prayar groups tor thair visits, prayar*. donations and wwatha during thair racant b»--f #ov#ffittnt SPECIAL SEVENTH DAY MASS to ba casabratad at tha Quaan ot Paaca Parian, Tan|ong Katong Road, on 6th March, Tuesday 6Jopm.
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      57 37 MR ANDREW LIM YEW SENG DEPARTED 1-J-M fMhm to aipre«s thair thankt a ratttvda to all their relatives anc •»ndi lor Mwtr kind •wiittnct ai •ndanca, donations, wreath* end Ondasancaa during (hair raxwnt "In Memoriam' is for thosf who were close to you Call *****11 i 26(0 for
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      A United midfield formula for England
      255 38 A United midfield formula for England LONDON, Sun. Manchester United manager Ron Atkinson yesterday pointed the way to a successful England side. Atkinson, particularly pleased with his midfield trio of Bryan Robson. Ray Wilkins and Remi Moses after their 3-0 win at Aston Villa, said: "Put all three in the
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      1342 38 DIVISION ONE Aston Villa 0 Man United 3. Coventry 0 Birmingham 1. Everton 1 Liverpool 1. Ipswich 0 West Ham 3. Leicester 4 Watford 1, Luton 0 QPR 0. Notts County 1 West Bronv wich 1. Southampton 2 Norwich 1. Sunderland 2 Arsenal 2, Tottenham 1 Stoke 0.
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      98 38 GLASGOW, Sun. Scottish Premier League soccer champions Dundee United and Cup-winners' Capholders Aberdeen both warmed up for midweek European encounters with Impressive wins yesterday. United, who host Austria's Rapid Vlen- j na In the European Cup, thrashed Glasgow Celtic 3-1 at home with goals from
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      Lock icon THE RED ALERT
      356 38 Atrophic Liverpool in danger of ending without a trophy LONDON, Sunday ALTHOUGH such thoughts should not be voiced aloud in the company of Liverpool fans, there is a growing chance the mighty Reds could finish this season without a trophy. Back in August, the very idea would
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      FIRST DIVISION MATCH DETAILS
      482 38 Aston Villa Man Utd 3 (tl): United 's victory over a lacklustre Villa could have been even more emphatic. Remi Moses volleyed in from six metres in the 17th minute and Norman Whiteside forced in a Ray Wilkins corner just after half-time. Bryan Robson then sealed
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      Lock icon Big-fight offer declined
      242 38 GABORONE. Sun. Botswana have turned down an offer to stage a world heavyweight boxing bout between American Larry Holmes and South African Gerry Coetzee, government officials said here yesterday. They said the offer, made by American businessman Mike Countee, was rejected because Gaborone had no sporting ties
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      Lock icon Laidlaw and Dods star in Scottish triumph
      300 38 DUBLIN, Sun. Two tries by scrum-half Roy Laidlaw lifted Scotland to a 32-9 win over Ireland in a Five Nations' Rugby Union Championship match here yesterday and completed their first triple-crown triumph for 46 years. The victory completed a trio of wins for
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      Lock icon France odds-on for Grand Slam
      253 38 PARIS, Sun. France overwhelmed England with five sparkling tries to win 32-18 (half-time 9--6) here yesterday and stay on course for a Grand Slam triumph in the Five Nations' Rugby Union Championship. France, already victors over Ireland and Wales, were denied two early scoring efforts,
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      49 38 Reuter P W D L F A Pt. Scotland 3 3 0 0 65 24 6 France 3 3 0 0 78 46 6 Wales 3 1 0 2 43 45 2 England 3 1 0 2 36 59 2 Ireland 4 0 0 4 39 87 0
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      209 38 SINGAPORE'S Asia Electric finished third in the Malacca Invitational basketball championship on Saturday when they beat Thailand's Haadyai Youth Club 77-70. The Selangor Economic DevelopmentCorporation retained their title when they beat Lim Boon Wan 80-34. BRITON Steve Baddeley beat Anatoly Skripko, of the Soviet Union, 15-7, 15-5 in
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      267 38 PHOENIX (Arizona), San. Tanzania's Zakarie Barie oatUcked Australia's Bob de Castella in the final I,SM metres and went on to break the world record by six seconds with a time of 27 min 43 sec in the second annual Continental Homes 11--kilometre read race here yesterday.
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      No charity from hosts Changi
      475 38  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By CHANGI's hospitality starts only at the 19th hole. It does not extend to the course itself. That was what Keppel and Seletar found out when they travelled to Netheravon Road yesterday for the Singapore Golf Association's interclub Handicap League. Though home
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      266 38 IVORY COAST, Sun. Britain's BUI McColl shot a final-round 67 for a 13-under-par 275 total and a fivestroke victory in the Ivory Coast Open golf championship here yesterday. Final aeons (Britons, unless stated): 275 Bill McColl 72. f 7 £T on Brand
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      Lock icon It's Chien Soon by two strokes
      268 38 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Taiwan's Lu Chien Soon, the 1983 Asian Circuit champion, today captured the Malaysian Open golf championship, the second leg of the circuit, with a fourround total of nine-under-par 275. Lu. 25, who turned profes sional one-and-a-half years ago, returned a one-over-par
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      Malacca lose appeals but win match
      243 39 MALACCA, Sun. Malacca snatched an exciting 3-2 win over Trengganu at the Kubu Stadium here today in a Malaysia Cup soccer match marred by controversial decisions and furious protests. Malacca shocked the visitors when S. Gunusegaran scored in the 18th minute, but Trengganu equalised
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      Jagtar tops in road relay
      99 39 Jagtar tops in road relay JAGTAR SINGH clocked the day's fastest time in the Fraser A Neave-sponsored Singapore Amateur Athletic Association third road relay league at the National Stadium on Saturday. His time of Smin 55sec over the three-kilometre route was five seconds taster than Police Sports Association's Ow Kok
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      Ahmad guns down Jubilee
      184 39  -  PETER SIOW By AHMAD SAYUTI, Toa Payoh's short and stocky striker, put his muscular legs to profitable use in yesterday's National Football League Division One match at Toa Payoh Stadium. His hefty kick, executed in the 73rd minute, had Jubilee hanging their heads in dismay while
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        282 39 MADRDD, Sun. John McEnroe beat South African Kevin Curren 6-2, 7-6 here yesterday to reach the final of the US$2OO,OOO ($424,000) Madrid indoor tennis Grand Prix. McEnroe never looked in trouble in the first set, and broke Curren's serv ice twice to win in
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        Lock icon China clinch 4-1 triumph
        203 39 KUNMING (China), Sun. China completed a 4-1 victory over South Korea in an historic Davis Cup clash here today. The South Korean team, the first to play a sporting fixture in China, had high hopes of victory when Kim took a 2-1 lead over home favourite
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      The missing link
      479 39  -  TAY CHENG KHOON Lack of fighting spirit caused Singapore's downfall COMMENT by WITH Malaysia's unilateral declaration of ownership of the Ovaltine Salver on Saturday, the Singapore Squash Rackets Association mast now guard their East Asia trophy with extra seat. While it may be argued that the 5-5
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      No comedy in error
      325 39  -  J. RAJENDRAN Police see red over linesman's mistake By A FINAL-MINUTE mistake by linesman N. Chandra robbed Police of an almost-certain draw in their National Football League Division One match against Farrer Park Dynamos at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Police plan to inform the Football
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      Lock icon One-goal shower of joy for Rovers
      330 39  -  JOE DORAI By TITLE-BIDDERS Tampines Rovers turned a sixminute drizzle into a shower of blessing when they sneaked in a goal during this period to edge out arch rivals Armed Forces 1-0 in their National Football League Division One game at the Queens town
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      88 39 NFL DIV ONE P W D L F A Pt. Forces 10 5 2 3 20 11 17 Tampines 8 5 2 1 14 7 17 Police 9 5 0 4 15 12 15 FP Dynamos 8 4 1 315 11 13 Tiongßahru 9 2 5 ***** 11 ChangiCSC
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    • ON THE CRICKET SCENE
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        Boycott in line for dual role
        123 39 SHEFFIELD, Sun. Geoff Boycott, sacked by Yorkshire last October, could get a two-year contract after an administrative shake-up within the English County club. Sid Fielden, one of the leaders of the County rebels who have gained control of Yorkshire's new general committee, said after
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        England's uphill job
        274 39 KARACHI, Sun. England's cricketers endured another hot and miserable day in Karachi's National Stadium as they struggled to avoid defeat in the first cricket Test against Pakistan. At the close of play on the third day, the touring team were 54 for two in their second innings,
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        Reid stars as Kiwis crush Sri Lankans
        196 39 COLOMBO, Sun. New Zealand crushed Sri Lanka by 104 runs in the first of three limited-over cricket internationals here yesterday. Exploiting some wayward bowling and poor fielding, New Zealand made 234 for six from their 42 overs after being sent in to bat.
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        Aussie duo in record stand
        293 39 GEORGETOWN, Sun SPINNER Tom Hogan and fast-bowler Rodney Hogg shared a record last-wicket stand of 97 for Australia against the West Indies on the second day of their first cricket Test here in Guyana yesterday. Their effort lifted Australia from 182 for nine to 279
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      Stung Forces go on a 7-1 rampage
      303 39  - Stung Forces go on a 7-1 rampage HAKIKAT RAI By A SURPRISE ninth minute goal shook the sle«3 out of the Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association, and they went on the rampage with a 7-1 rout of Permaisurians in a national Singapore Hockey Association Under-20 match for the E.W. Barker
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      Lock icon US gold
      50 39 MELBOl'RNK. Sun The 1'nited States look the nU medal at the Foui Nationt women's hotkey tournamfn' when they beat Canada 1-6 after an uphill struggle in the final here today The Canadians won the si! vor medal, and Australia edged out New Zealand 3-2 for the bronze Reuter
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      58 39 Today's events SOCCER SBHFL Div S: Mulpha RC v FAS-Orient (Farrer Park), Hongkong Teakwood v Hotel Asia (Farrer Park). Inchcape Gp v Indosuez (Tanglin). Chartered Bank v Century Park (Tanglin). All at 5.15 p.m. SGSFL Div 1: PWD Club v PSA Police Mess (Jin Besar, 5.15 p.m.). SWIMMING 41st junior
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    463 40 Mondale and Hart in key showdown Opinion polls show both have near-equal support in Maine PORTLAND (Maine), Sun. Democratic presidential hopefuls Walter Mondale and Gary Hart face a key test of strength today as an opinion poll shows near-equal support for both. Democrats in 425 Maine communities are voting in
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    374 40 Iran's Gulf ports blockaded. says Iraq Ships gat warning ta keep away BAHRAIN, Sun. Iraq said yesterday that it had blockaded all Iranian ports in the Gulf and warned that it would attack any ship approaching them. The Iraqi warning came after an attack two days ago on ships in
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    185 40 Traffic COGS computer TWO traffic signs, side by side. One eld, the other new. By today, the old sign (right), at River Valley Rom, would have been removed as the new computerised sign (left) would have come into operation. The sign hi Just one of three that will be in
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    Khmer Rouge 'set Cambodian town ablaze'
    281 40 Khmer Rouge 'set Cambodian town ablaze' 'Viet war material destroyed' claim BANGKOK, Sun. Khmer Rouge guerillas today claimed to have left the western Cambodian town of Siem Reap and its airport in flames for the second time after midnight raids in which they blew up Vietnamese fuel, munitions and war
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    166 40 TALGARREG (Wales), Sunday MB Eddie Barclay is one unhappy farmer. He recently Invested In 71 female and eight male rabbits, and expected them to do what comes naturally. "We waited, but they had no interest at all," said his daughter, Gina. "They Just sat there." "The does were
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    100 40 In JAKARTA, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, President of the antiVietnamese Cambodian coalition, said the guerilla forces were not making "war for war", but wanted only to persuade and convince Vietnam to come to a political settlement of the Cambodian problem. Prince Sihanouk, who left
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      What fowl, what fine, feathered friends!
      1257 1  -  MO TZE An American lawyer-turned-bird photographer (left) spent last September and October photographing the denizens of Jurong Bird Park for a book, Singapore's Fabulous Jurong Bird Park. He shares his techniques of portraying the birds without bars and relates his less forgettable experiences with
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        Antiques by reign and type
        596 2  -  LU CHISEN By Collecting Chinese antiques Our columnist talks about the two commonest methods off classifying Chinese antiques. A COLLECTION may be classified in several ways, the most convenient being to go by period and the type of ware. Period Chinese antiques of different periods
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        843 5  -  NANCY KOH Story by Photograph by JULIE SUE has arrived. She became an overnight sensation when she switched to singing in Chinese after 14 years of cavorting with Western rock and blues. "I'm so lucky," she sighs in a sandpapered voice. She is. Her
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        Disappointing dynamics
        417 5  -  LUO LIAN PIN SSO CONCERT Last Friday, Victoria Concert Hall Reviewed by ONCE again, music lovers were treated to a performance last Friday night by the Music Group of London, featuring violinist Hugh Bean, cellist Eileen Croxford and pianist David Parkhouse. This time, instead of performing as a
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        Happily 'married'
        243 5 VIENNA FLUTE-TROMBONE-PIANO TRIO Victoria Concert Hall 8 p.m. tonight Previewed by CATHERINE TAN CAN a flute, trombone and piano be played alongside each other and produce a harmonious whole? Flautist Raphael Leone, pianist Eugen Jakab and trombonist Helmut Ascherl. who form the Vienna FluteTrombone- Piano Trio. have toured
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      277 5 PLANNING MUSUM LAW AND library from 12.15 p m to FOR THE NEWLY-WED MARRIAGE Talk in 12.45 p.m. and again from Talk in Mandarin by Malay by Tuan Haji Abu 1.15 p.m. to 145 pm Ms Boon Lee Chin at the Bakar Bin Haji Hashim Today's programme National University of
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      1704 6 YOUR VIEWING AND USTENING GUIDE -Q' Radfc>on<r i Mozart's r^B~PtoiT Earth "a> I v ».M AM National Anthem News in Brief 2.15 On the M «A F^^ l^f thO I W^ followed by Opening An- House S.N News in Brief ■W^^rM MmMI Vl liltJ kA/^AkV^Ar rtk^ nouncement 6.M News in
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        1325 1 APPOINTMENTS ftfi K > V f js§jmaes^, ORCHARD HOTEL SINGAPORE GSA OF ALIA THE ROYAL 3 An established company with a reputable S I Menter ot the *in Group JORDANIAN AIRLINE 9 line of electric motors and switchgears wishes jS '1 Jl l dT^r I S| to invite applicants for
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