The Straits Times, 28 March 1984

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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    US-Japan trade talks collapse
    454 1  -  PETER HAZELHURST No more concessions on farm product quotas, says Tokyo By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Tues. A vital round of trade negotiations which could encourage or stem the threat of protectionism m the United States has broken down m a deadlock over whether Japan is prepared
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    54 1 picture. Fnller report of the visit on Page 4. QUEEN Elizabeth seems quite Impatient as she waits for husband Prince Philip aad Queen Noor of Jerdan to get ready daring a photo session before a state banquet la Amman. The British royal couple is on a five-day state
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    'Now is not the time to raise CPF age limit'
    660 1  -  IVAN LIM NTUC reaction to recommendations on problems of the aged By People who dump their parents Annuity pin suggested to HOB Page 8 What the bosses say What some people say —Page 9 THE NTUC is against raising the
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    Brunei pulls out as SEA Games host
    141 1 BRUNEI has pulled out as host for the 13th South-east Asia Games next year, the New Straits Times this morning quoted the Olympic Council of Malaysia president Tan Sri Hamzah Abu Samah as saying. Because of Brunei's sudden pullout. the SEA Games Federation
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    Proposal for two new ministries
    529 1  - Proposal for two new ministries PHILIP LEE Move to rationalise civil service By TWO new ministries the Ministry of Community Development and the Ministry of Information may be created as part of the governments effort to rationalise the many functions of the civil service. If agreement is reached on this
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    94 1 ...oven if a hostile ship from a big power comes W steaming in with a huge banner across its bow saying, "Singapore here we come", we must still try and be prepared to blow it up. At least, we must extract a high price from our aggressors... What I regret
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      28 1 Inside 1 62 pages today SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,«,7 CAUSEWAY 11 EDITORIAL 18 LETTERS If BACKGROUND 2t TIMES DOLLAR 21-24 CLASSIFIEDS 25-41, 43 RACING 44 SPORTS 43,45-47
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      572 2 Case for watchdog A .^ASEOE? 1 bought a house last September and paid $30,000 m November to have it renovated. Today, she still cannot move m because the contractor did not finish the job. A journalist and her family have been using their neighbour's toilet lately because their own
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      Comment
      412 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: •IN assessing public reaction to their recommendation on the CPF withdrawal age, Mr Howe Yoon Chong and his Committee on the Problems of the Aged will not be far wrong if they stick to two guiding principles. First, what they are recommending Is for the
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      Background
      52 2 A QUESTION OF KNOWING A "FREEDOM of information" Bill which aims to throw more light on government actions is being considered m Britain. Its proposer, Liberal Party leader David Steel, says that the Bill would enhance the people's right to know and lead to a more open system of
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      Timesdollar
      172 2 FEELING THE CRUNCH FROM INDONESIAN OIL BUSINESS SINGAPORE'S oil industry is receiving signals from Indonesia that it will stop processing its crude oil here m the near future. Some oilmen told Timesdollar yesterday that Indonesia is further reducing the amount of crude oil it is sending here m the
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      Timesport
      264 2 Women on court A NEW generation of women badminton players has emerged from China's millions, with a young student from the ancient city of Hangzhou leading the way. Li Lingwei, at 19, became the youngest woman to win the World Championships m Denmark last May, beating compatriot Han Aiping
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      Around the world
      549 2 Gas found m bombs MUSTARD GAS and Tabun, a nerve gas, have been traced m damaged or unexploded bombs found m Iran, says a report by united Nations investigators who stopped short of assessing blame. The four toxicologists, appointed by UN Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar, spent
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      Section Two
      391 2 Junior ambassadors THE Singapore office of the Experiment m International Living (EIL), a world-wide organisation and a United Nations affiliate that runs programmes to promote international understanding and friendship, is looking for "junior ambassadors" from Singapore. They will live among American families for a holiday, exchanging experiences and
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      Across the Causeway
      154 2 'Speed up integration' SARAWAK feels strongly about the need to speed up integration of the state with Peninsular Malaysia Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Haji Abdul Taib Manmud said yesterday. His statement followed an uproar m the State Assembly last week during a debate on the Supply Bill
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      Section Three
      180 2 Graceful dances MOST of the local Malay dances were brought m from other parts of the Malay archipelago, particularly Peninsular Malayii. Sumatra and Java. But they are now associated with Singapore because they have been practised here Tor a long time and of late have been performed for
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      Lock icon Safe and secure in the arms of the law
      117 3 Safe and secure in the arms of the law HERE'S one baby with a keen sense of adventure. He >»a.s found 18 blocks (more than a kilometre) away from his home, crawling through traffic on a busy Indianapolis, Indiana, street recently. But nine-month-old Gary Wesley Allen's wandering days soon ended
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      Lock icon Vice-Premier defends size of Taiwan's military budget
      333 3 VICE-PREMIER Chiu Chuang-Huan yesterday defended Taiwan's large military budget, saying it was necessary to ensure the survival of the Nationalist-ruled island m its confrontation with China. Mr Chiu said at a Parliamentary debate on the government's budget that Beijing had not abandoned its
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      Imelda Marcos will not run for elections
      228 3  -  ABBY TAN By Manila Reporter MANILA, Tues. The controversial First Lady, Mrs Imelda Marcos, today officially declined to be a candidate m the May 14 parliamentary elections m a rally attended by more than 100,000 people. In spite of chanting by supporters carrying
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      Lock icon Viets launch attack on Khmer bases
      315 3  -  BANGKOK 'First major clash since Thach's mission Tues. VIETNAMESE forces launched a heavy attack on Khmer Rouge bases along the ThaiCambodian border yesterday, forcing thousands of Cambodian refugees to flee into Thailand, the Thai military command said today. Military officials here said the attack,
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      4 Thais charged with piracy and raping Viet refugees
      294 3  -  NANCY CHNG By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Taes. Four Thai fishermen have been arrested and charged with attacking and robbing a boatload of Vietnamese refugees, m what an international aid official called "a significant development" In the fight against piracy m the
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      Lock icon Hanoi's view of Asean stand
      247 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE Vietnamese government views Asean's stand o I the Cambodian issue a- inflexible. This was conveyed to Foreign Minister Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie by his Finnish 'ounterpart, Mr Paavo Vayrynen. during a meeting today at Wisma Putra, I he Malaysian Foreign M:
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      Lock icon Five killed
      31 3 BANGKOK, Tues. Five people were burned to death when fire gutted a house m central Bangkok today, police said. The cause of the fire was still being investigated. Reuter
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      Lock icon UN team says poison gas was used
      329 4 No specific reference to Iraq m report UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday MUSTARD gas and Tabun, a nerve gas, have been traced m damaged or unexploded bombs found m Iran, says a report by United Nations investigators who stopped short of assessing blame. The four
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      Lock icon Egypt all set to back Iraq in the war
      115 4 Egypt all set to back Iraq in the war BAGHDAD, Tues. Egypt is ready to back Iraq militarily m the Gulf War against Iran, the visiting Egyptian Foreign Minister Kamal Hassan Ali said yesterday. "Egypt stands with Iraq and shall not hesitate to meet anything it requests, including military support,"
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      Lock icon Jordan 'negotiating Javelin missile deal with Britain'
      322 4 LONDON, Tuea. JORDANIAN and British diplomats are to discuss a possible major arms deal this week under which Britain would sell Jordan 1,500 Javelin advanced anti-aircraft missiles, the BBC reported today. The British Defence Ministry refused to comment on the report. The reported
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      Lock icon Six to die for blasts
      75 4 KUWAIT, Tues. The Kuwaiti state security court today handed down six death sentences after a trial of 25 alleged Muslim extremists accused of a series of bomb attacks last December which killed six and wounded 86. Three of the condemned men were tried m their
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      Lock icon France to send truce observers
      238 4 A FRENCH military helicopter is seen here taking off with supplies from Beirut port on Monday as the withdrawal of the last member of the Multinational Force continues. Western diplomatic sources said yesterday that France was send- ing several dozen military observers to Beirut to
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      Lock icon Talks fail to settle dock strike
      234 4 NEW DELHI, Tues. Leaders of India's striking dock workers ended a new round of talks with the government today without settling a pay dispute which has paralysed the country's ports for 12 days. Union leaders said they would resume talks again tomorrow with Shipping
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      Lock icon Sekou Toure of Guinea dies
      241 4 Sekou Toure of Guinea dies CONAKRY, Tims. PRESIDENT Ahmed Sekou Toure, who led Guinea to independence and was known as "the elephant" for his strength of rule over three decades, died last night m the United States of an apparent heart attack, Radio Guinea reported. He diea after undergoing emergency
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        Lock icon Blast in Wellington
        95 4 AN EXPLOSION, believed to be a bomb blast, ripped through central Wellington's Trades Hall building yesterday killing one person and injuring several others, police said m Wellington. The three-storey building, headquarters of many of the country's trade unions, was extensively damaged. Cars parked m nearby streets were
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        Lock icon 'Change naval rules'
        108 4 COMMANDERS OF the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation want radical changes m the rules of naval warfare to allow allied ships to fire the first shot at a potential aggressor, but several allies strongly oppose the move, Nato sources said m Brussels on Monday. The alliance's supreme Atlantic
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        Lock icon Sino-British talks
        77 4 BRITAIN AND China yesterday wound up another round of talks on Hongkong's future and agreed to meet again on April 11, just a few days before Foreign Secretary Sir Geoffrey Howe is due to visit Beijing. The usual terse joint communique said the two-day session, the 11th m
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        Lock icon Was banker a spy?
        77 4 PRIME MINISTER Margaret Thatcher came under pressure on Monday to make an urgent statement to Parliament on suggestions that a British banker found dead m Moscow last June was a double agent. Opposition Labour parliamentarian Ted Leadzitter said he believed Mr Dennis Skinner, 54, had links
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        Lock icon Sino-Soviet dialogue
        49 4 CHINESE VICE Foreign Minister Qian Qichen returned to Beijing after a "useful" fourth round of talks m Moscow on SinoSoviet normalisation of relations, Xinhua news agency reported. Little has filtered through about the talks, which took place from March 12 to 26 m the Soviet capital. AFP
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        Lock icon Cruise in Italy
        36 4 THE FIRST cruise nuclear missiles to be deployed m Italy will be operational at Comiso m Sicily by the end of this month, Italian Defence Minister Giovanni Spadolini told Parliament on Monday. Reuter
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      Lock icon Computer whiz kid to stand trial
      184 6  -  LOS ANGELES Tues. A 19-YEAR-OLD computer whiz kid, Ronald Austin, was yesterday ordered to stand trial, accused of penetrating US Defence Department secrets. "He Is extraordinarily bright, If not brilliant," Los Angeles Municipal Court Judge Nancy Brown said of Austin. She ordered him to
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      Lock icon Democrats vote in Connecticut primary
      96 6 NEW YORK, Tues. Democrats m Connecticut vote today m a presidential primary that former Vice-Presi-dent Walter Mondale appears to have conceded to his chief rival Gary Hart. Mr Hart addressed voters m the state yesterday, hoping for a victory to reverse two weeks of major
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      Bid to stop Duarte reaching home base
      596 6  -  PETER BARNARD By US Editor on special assignment m El Salvador SAN SALVADOR, Tues. The power brokers of El Salvador politics were m the driving seat here tonight as a "stop Duarte" movement got started following Sunday's presidential election. The final tally is
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      Lock icon Reagan applauds election results
      64 6 WASHINGTON, Toes. President Ronald Reagan yesterday applauded the results of Sunday's Salvadoran presidential elections as "a new victory for freedom on tyranny, for liberty on repression, for courage on Intimidation". Voters "braved guerilla violence and sabotage" to get to the polls, said Mr Reagan, who was
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      Lock icon Blast marks : start of protests in Santiago
      320 6 Blast marks start of protests in Santiago SANTIAGO, Tues. A bomb damaged a railway line leading from Santiago to the south of Chile at the start of a 24-hour protest today against the military government. Police said the bombers struck half an hour before a curfew went into force m
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      Lock icon Arab group admits act
      52 6 PARIS, Tues An Arab group, the Lebanese Armed Revolutionary Faction, claimed responsibility for the shooting yesterday of the US consul-general m Strasbourg, saying he was a member of the Central Intelligence Agency. The diplomat, Robert Homme, 44, was shot m the head and neck by a
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      Lock icon Naval visit
      28 6 MEXICO CITY. Tues. A Soviet naval detachment arrived m Havana Bay yesterday on an "official and friendly visit the Cuban news agency Prensa I^tina said. UPI
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      Lock icon Four bar-room rapists jailed
      147 6 FALL RIVER (Mass.), Tues. Four Portuguese Immigrants convicted of raping a woman on a bar-room pool table received Jail terms of op to 12 years yesterday. A crowd of about 3M cheered the men as they were led off to prison, and chanted "kill Plna, kill
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      Lock icon Chernenko backs call for new methods in agriculture
      257 7 Chernenko backs call for new methods in agriculture MOSCOW, Toes. Soviet leader Honsuntin Chernenko yesterday threw his weight behind a drive to shake op Soviet agriculture, calling for new methods and more expertise to overcome its problems. He was addressing a national conference on the problem of the agroind us
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      Lock icon Electricity theft on the rise in the US
      401 7 Electricity theft on the rise in the US One out of 100 may be a thief I Power strupeit NEW YORK, Tues. As the price of electric power has risen, so has the number of people stealing it, and power company officials estimate that as many as one out of
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      Lock icon Crackdown on 'tyrants' who flip the switch
      151 7 Power struggle BEIJING, Tuesday CHINA is cracking down on electricity "tyrants", local officials who flip off the power switch whenever they feel they have not been bribed enough, according to Mr Qian Zhengying, Minister of Water Resources and Electric Power. Consumers who had
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      Lock icon 24 miners arrested as strike continues
      101 7 LONDON, Tues. Three policemen were slightly injured and more than two dozen picketing miners arrested yesterday as Britain's divisive coal strike entered its third week. The strike was m protest against pit closures. A Scotland Yard spokesman said 28 travelling pickets were arrested by
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      Lock icon Freeze, this is a steak-up
      64 7 LONDON. Tues Several butchers' assistants were locked into refrigerators at a butcher's shop here yesterday by armed raiders who stole a truckload of beef worth 1 .12.000 (5536,000). police said. The masked men armed with revolvers, iron bars and knives struck early m the morning
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      EEC begins uphill task of budget reform
      381 7  - EEC begins uphill task of budget reform SHADA ISLAM By Brussels Reporter BRUSSELS, Tues. The slow and painful process of reforming the European Economic Community's troubled finances began again m Brussels yesterday and today, only one week after the ten heads of state grappled unsuccessfully with the question at their
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      Lock icon Soviet minister to visit Britain
      154 7 LONDON, Tues. The Soviet Union's First Deputy Foreign Minister Georgi Kornienko is to arrive today for the first official visit to Britain by a Soviet government minister m more than a year. Mr Kornienko's fourday visit was originally planned for last September, but was postponed
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      Lock icon Bungling burglar blew it
      166 7 LONDON, Tims. BTRfJLAR Anthony Brown blew It when he broke Into the home of a foreign businessman who was away. Brown, 42 and Jobless, was ripping oat copper pipes from the kitchen when he heard a sound, Prosecutor Simon Connolli told a London court yesterday. Bat
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      People who 'dump' their aged parents
      410 8 Howe wants taxpayers to help pay for old folk DUMPING was the word which Health Minister Howe Yoon Chong used. A word one would use m connection with the discarding of inanimate objects. Except that Mr Howe was referring to people. The aged who
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      'Essential that new coordinating unit is part of PMO'
      413 8 'Essential that new coordinating unit is part of PMO' A NEW unit that the Howe Committee recommended be created within the Prime Minister's Office has been termed "essential". Describing it thus, Health Minister Howe Yoon Chong who headed the committee, said it was needed because of the unpredictability of the
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      Bridge over troubled waters
      88 8 HOME for Mr Teo Poh Cheng before he was taken to an old folk's home was this rat-infested space under a bridge m Kirn Tian Road. He lived here for six weeks, using a stove fuelled by coconout husks to cook vegetable scraps he had picked
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      Disagreement on only one point out of eight in brief
      118 8 ON ONLY one of the eight points m the brief given to the Howe committee was there a negative reaction. That was on whether legislation should be introduced to get certain religious organisations to set up homes for the aged.
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      Higher tax relief for child and one other
      116 8 AMONG the carrots that the committee has dangled to persuade people to look after their parents is the proposed increase m income tax relief for children whose old parents live with them. The proposal is to raise the relief from $l,dO« to
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      Annuity plan suggested to HDB
      343 8 Annuity plan suggested to HDB A PROPOSAL that the Housing Board takes part m the annuity scheme by offering special options to its residents is aimed at workers m their 50s. The committee feels that workers m the 50 to 54 age group will not benefit much from the high
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      No blanket ruling
      367 9 What bosses say SINGAPORE National Employers Association: "We agree with the proposal to raise the retirement age so long as it is not legislated. "This will give employers and unions flexibility m their negotiations. "The association also agrees that people should keep themselves healthy and active after
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      At 60, we may be too old to enjoy our CPF savings
      729 9 MR EDWARD FUNG, 62, "retired the first day I could" at 55 years and withdrew his CPF savings six months later. He said: "The first thing I did with my CPF was to go travelling. But I did
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      Annuity schemes: Not new, but not popular due to tax
      305 9 ANNUITY SCHEME: The committee proposes two versions an Insurance scheme which provides a person with monthly payments for life and a savings scheme which allows similar payouts over a definite period. It should be optional and tax ex* empt. ANNUITY
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      Public reaction to a central tenet of report
      335 9 CALLS are coming m as people are reacting but most of them to just two recommendations of the committee: the raising of the age for Central Provident Fund withdrawals and the pushing back of the retirement age. Lost m everyone's haste to
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      Small rise in number of visitors in Jan
      167 9 A TOTAL of 233,863 visitors came to Singapore m January this year an increase of 0.7 per cent compared with the figure for January last year. Tourists from India recorded the most impressive arrival growth of 55.9 per cent. The United States
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      Don't put cart before horse
      157 9 Don't put cart before horse One union's view THE Singapore Bank Employees I'nlon: Mr Paul Larry Ong, president of the union which has more than 7,000 members from 47 banks had this to say about the proposal to raise the retirement age. "I do not know what the authorities are
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      When a house is not a home
      408 11  -  SAM RAN STELLA DANKER Shoddy renovation work scrutinised by Case By and A TEACHER bought a house last September and paid $30,000 m November to have it renovated. Today, she still cannot move m because the contractor did not finish the job. A
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      13 days without a toilet good
      320 11  -  RAY DHALIWAL By MY TOILET has been without a door for 13 days. The verandah at the rear of my flat is flooded. The brand-new toilet bowl is black with cement left behind by the workmen. I could get only half a flush from
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      Teacher and doctor driven up the wall
      304 11 A CHINESE school teacher has a new house she cannot move into and is $30,000 out of pocket. Her problems began last November when she contracted a firm to fix a new kitchen and bathroom m her house at Jalan Tanjong m Bedok.
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      Bookseller fined $2,000 for contempt of court
      360 11  - Bookseller fined $2,000 for contempt of court BEN DAVIDSON By He sold pirated copies of books despite court injunction A BOOKSELLER was fined $2,000 yesterday after he was found guilty of contempt of court for selling two pirated copies of two medical books m defiance of a court injunction. In
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      Man paid $15,000 for fake gold bracelets
      150 11 A BUSINESSMAN was cheated of $15,000 after two men, claiming to be Thai refugees, tricked him into buying 36 "gold" bracelets. Mr E. C. Neo, 34, was at his motor accessories shop at Block 203, Hougang Street 21, on Monday when he was
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      St John Island to be closed
      44 11 ST JOHN Island will be closed to visitors from April 3 to 6 because its pontoon, where ferries normally berth, will be removed for repairs and maintenance. Visitors on the harbour cruise, however, can still visit Kusu Island.
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      Four government clinics toopen till 10 p.m.
      255 13  -  BENG TAN By SINGAPOREANS will soon no longer have to beat the clock when they need outpatient treatment at four government clinics. From May 2, the four outpatient dispensaries will stay open after office hours, seven days a week. The clinics m the
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      Firms to sponsor study in Japan varsities
      302 13  -  RONNIE WAI Students will be 'adopted' when they graduate By SINGAPOREANS will soon get a chance to study m major Japanese universities so that they can learn more about the Japanese way of life and their technology. These students will be sponsored by
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      Tokyo trading company sent man here on scholarship
      219 13 LONG before yesterday's disclosure of plans for Singaporeans to study on companysponsored scholarships In Japan, a multinational Japanese tradIng corporation, C. Itoh, had already tried It out In reverse. And one of the Japanese beneficiaries happened to be working for Fuji Oil
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      Give blood
      35 13 A BLOOD donation session, organised by the Insurance Institute of Singapore, will be held today at the Singapore Insurance Training Centre at International Plaza m Anson Road from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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      Reunion dinner
      46 13 GEYLANG Methodist Girls 1 School will hold a reunion dinner (or old girls to mark the resiting of the school to its new premises at Geylang East Central. The dinner will be held on April 28 m the school auditorium. For details ring *****03.
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        Youth's escape bid ends in death fall
        66 13 A YOITH who fled from a boys' home fell to his death from a Housing Board block m Balam Road while trying to escape from three officials of the home on Sunday. Yeo Keng Hwa, 17, slipped while climbing down from the rear
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        'Stupid old fool' fined $1,000
        80 13 A GRANDFATHER of eight was yesterday fined $1,000 for outraging the modesty of a retarded teenage girl. Cheng Teck Woon, 69, admitted committing the offence m a lavatory at the girl's house on Dec 15, 1982. Mr Tan Wee Kian, for Cheng, said that Cheng
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        Sri Lankan minister flies in today
        66 13 MR CYRIL Mathew, the Sri Lankan Minister of Industries and Scientific Affairs, will arrive this afternoon. He will call on Mr P. Y. Hwang, chairman of the Economic Development Board, and Mr Tang I-Fang, chairman of Jurong Town Corporation. On Saturday, he will call
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        Ex-teacher threw faeces into flat
        94 13 A RETIRED teacher was given a one-year conditional discharge on Monday on two charges of throwing faeces onto the balcony of his neighbour's flat and breaking the glass window of the flat m Ang Mo Kio. Magistrate Daniel Koh said m view of the medical
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      Neptune Court can use funds for roof work
      171 13 Neptune Court can use funds for roof work RESIDENTS of Neptune Court, a housing estate for civil servants m the East Coast, can now use the estate's funds to repair the leaky roofs of nine blocks of apartments. A resolution was passed at the annual general meeting of the Neptune
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      PUB switching to cleaner power stations
      347 15 PUB switching to cleaner power stations Stories by RONNIE LIM, EVANGELINE GAMBOA and GRACE CHNG POLLUTION, parks and public health were among the topics discussed yesterday at the Third Symposium on Our Environment. The symposium, organised by the Science Faculty of the National University of Singapore, continues until Thursday at
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      Call for tighter ruling on use of lead pipes
      320 15 A CHEMISTRY lecturer yesterday called for more stringent regulations governing the use of UPVC unplasticised polyvinyl chloride) pipes because of their lead contamination effects on drinking water. Most UPVC pipes are made with lead compounds, which find their way into the
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      More land may be turned into parks
      170 15 More land may be turned into parks COMMERCIAL land may be turned into parks to provide more urban greenery, Mr Fan Kai Chang, deputy general manager of the Urban Redevelopment Authority, said yesterday. He said it is part of the government policy to provide a network of urban greenery and
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      Why a local worker can be loyal to his expat boss
      292 15 CAN a Singapore worker be loyal to a foreign employer? Definitely, said Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, Minister of State (Trade and Industry) and chairman of the National Productivity Council. It is generally out of sheer practicality that the Singaporean
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      Odeon given quit notice
      148 15 ZATHAY Organisation's JO-year-old Odeon cinema may have to stop screening films by the end of May. The cinema, standing on the 4,160 square-metre piece of land along North Bridge Road which was bought by United Overseas Land (UOL) last July, has been given notice to quit
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      Acquisition
      29 15 ABOUT 1.6 million square metres of land m the Jurong and Kranii areas have been acquired by the government for public housing, according to a Government Gazette announcement.
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      If persistent pedlar comes a-knocking ...
      163 15 If persistent pedlar comes a-knocking RESIDENTS of Marine Parade have been asked to call the police if they meet a book salesman who will not take "no" for an answer. Last week, the salesman allegedly assaulted a resident, who does not wish to be identified, for not buying his books.
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      Lock icon Sarawak calls for urgent integration
      319 16 Set up a committee to tackle this, says Chief Minister KUCHING, Tue». SARAWAK feels strongly about the need to speed up integration of the state with Peninsular Malaysia m the interest of national unity, the Chief Minister, Datuk Patinggi Haji Abdul Taib Mahmud, indicated today.
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      Lock icon 'Help farmers to profit from research'
      238 16 SERDANG, Tues. Datuk Musa Hitam today urged researchers not to neglect the needs of small farmers. Opening a regional seminar /workshop on biotechnology for industrial development at Universiti Pertanian Malaysia here, the deputy prime minister referred to the predicament of the small farmer. They
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      King's biography gets a warm reception
      173 16  - King's biography gets a warm reception M.G.G. PILLAI By Kuala Lumpur Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Biographies on Malaysian personalities are rare enough so that one, when published, gets an audience bigger than is normal. Thus, when former Federal Cabinet Minister, Tan Sri Shariff Ahmad, released his biography of the Yang
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      Malaysia and Finland to sign tax pact
      125 16  -  M.G.G. PILLAI KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Finland and Malaysia will sign an avoidance of double taxation agreement tomorrow to coincide with the three-day visit to Kuala Lumpur of the Finnish Foreign Minister, Mr Paavo Vayrynen. Mr Vayrynen arrived last night, and held talks today
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      Lock icon Ferry link starts in mid-1985
      109 16 Ferry link starts in mid-1985 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The ferry service between Peninsular Malaysia and Sabah and Sarawak is expected to be introduced m the middle of next year, Minister m the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Dr James Ongkili said today. Replying to Mr V. Govindaraj (BN-Pelabu-han Kelang) m the
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      Lock icon New envoy
      45 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Former Deputy High Commissioner to Britain, Mr Zainal Abidin Mokhtar, has been appointed Malaysia's ambassador-designate to Poland, it was announced today Mr Zainal. 50, will take over from Mr Khalid Abu Karim Who has comnUM.H) his Inir nl duty. Bernama
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      Lock icon Airline urged to help in nation building
      209 16 Airline urged to help in nation building KOTA KINABALU. Tues. Sabah's Acting Chief Minister has urged Malaysian Airline System (MAS) to play a more "aggressive role m promoting national integration. "As a national carrier, you have a duty to the nation to strike a fair and healthy balance of promoting
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      Lock icon New jury selected for Jalil murder trial
      98 16 HONGKONG, Tues. A new jury was selected yesterday to hear the trial of a man charged with murdering a senior Malaysian bank official. The previous jury at the trial of 32-year-old Mak Foon-than, also a Malaysian, was dismissed last Friday because of one
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      How do our booksellers do?
      956 17  -  LEE GEOK BOI Stories by This is the information age and booksellers are playing an increasingly important role as "brokers" of information. A Dutch expert on the subject thinks Singapore's booksellers could do more to meet the challenge. "MAGICIANS Your booksellers are real magicians. They
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      The Dutch view of books
      375 17 THE Dutch take bookselling seriously. The Frederik Muller Akademie m Amsterdam is the only tertiary institution m the world which conducts a three-year diploma course for booksellers, publishers and librarians. The academy offers a core curriculum shared by bookseller, publisher and librarian students m addition
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      Our book buying habits
      241 17 '•Only 13 per cent of the respondents to the first National Readership Survey (released by the National Book Development Council m 1981) spent most of their leisure time m reading. 34 per cent of the respondents to the survey owned no books at aH, while 67
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    The Straits Times says
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    Let's sympathise with this group
    497 18 MENTION "55, 60, 65" and most working Singaporeans will know what you are talking about. Yes, the numbers are vital statistics but, this time, of a very serious kind. "55" refers to the age at which CPF contributors can now withdraw their money and "60"
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    Lock icon The trouble with Ed
    784 18 The Russell Baker column NEW YORK After Ed Meese came to Washington to sit at the right hand of the president, he fell on hard times. I'd warned him it would happen. "Ed," I told him, "you know those outrageous government salaries everybody complains about US$5O,OOO
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    502 18 PARIS French defenders of the doctrine of massive nuclear deterrence have unleashed megatons of scorn against an Air Force general who has thrown up his career to denounce their "apocalyptic bluff." General Etienne Copel, 49, recently resigned as Deputy Chief of Staff of the Air
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    Lock icon India resents US indifference
    1061 18  -  JOHN ELLIOTT American policy has pushed it closer to the Soviet Union By m New Delhi WHEN Mrs Indira Gandhi, the Indian Prime Minister, said recently that India had no place m US global strategy, she was not just airing her annoyance at cuts m international
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      Don't be deaf to handicapped young
      378 19 I REFER to the article "Lend them your ears" (ST. March 21). While it was an excellent job of projecting some of the deaf's problems, there are some areas which were not touched on. Firstly, there is a tendency among many people to assume
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      What a pity so few make it so far
      134 19 I AM writing to commend you on Lee Geok Hoi's excellent article "Lend them your ears." The two schools for the deaf take the children up to Primary Six after which some go on to a normal secondary school. If only
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      Where a green light could mean stop
      46 19 THERE is a stop sign at the traffic light controlled junction of Ah Hood and Balestier roads. Does this mean that a driver must stop at the junction even if the traffic light Is green? DAVID LOO Singapore 9118
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      Why can't single people get resettlement benefits too?
      95 19 I AM affected by resettlement and staff at the Housing Board told me I cannot get an HDB flat and other resettlement benefits because I am single. I wish to ask the HDB why a single person, who has rented a whole
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      Safety first answer to a burning -question
      202 19 Safety first answer to a burning -question- ACCIDENTS and fires are caused through negligence, irresponsibility, selfishness and ignoring safety rules. I am writing as someone who lives m a flat and is concerned about the safety of others. On March 23 night, I was m the kitchen of my flat
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      Dangling in in the face of danger
      136 19 I REFER to the article "Woman hit on head by pipe thrown from flat" (ST. March 16). There have been incidents m which dangerous objects have fallen or been thrown down from upper floors; I was once grazed by a falling metal object.
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      Our success must be defended
      343 19 I WRITE m response to the article headlined "Four new faces on Workers' Party council" (ST, March 19). The club, m trying to dispel any wrong impressions which may have been created, wishes to point out that it does not have any links with Mr
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        Ministry was powerless to evict woman
        290 19 I REFER to the letter "Use a strong hand to help" by Concerned (ST, Feb 18). Your correspondent says that it was the duty of welfare officers to evict the late Madam Low Ah Mvi and have her admitted to a home for aged
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        Traffic jams and breakdowns caused delays
        229 19 Traffic jams and breakdowns caused delays WE THANK writers "Fed Up" and Irene Tan who wrote the letters "No service during the peak period" and "Its a long wait" for their feedback on the performance of our bus Service? 104, 185 and 272, and "Commuter" who wrote the letter "Retain
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      Lock icon Britain debates 'right to know' Bill
      1023 20  -  MARK SMITH But Thatcher's opposition makes it unlikely to be passed By m London 4 By far the most restrictive is the Official Secrets Act. Framed m 1911, amended m 1920, its section 2 makes it a crime for anyone to divulge official information
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      Lock icon Rising use of drugs worries Pakistanis
      675 20  -  JAMAL RASHEED By m Lahore PAKISTAN has already achieved notoriety as one of the world's largest sources of heroin and hashish, but what is less well-documented is the huge increase of drug taking inside Pakistan especially among students. Heroin is already a massive illegal
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      In the market
      281 21 INVESTORS still prefer to remain on the side lines. Yesterday, prospective buyers were held back by the uncertainty m the market. Bids were also fntched rather low on ears that prices would decline further within the next few weeks. For those intending to sell, the timing does
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      Singapore barometer
      34 21 Up Down Unch Industrials 19 78 28 Finance 2 9 9 Hotels 5 5 2 Properties 2 8 4 Plantations 1 10 2 Mining 2 3 0 Deb/ Loans 3 4 2
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      K. Lumpur barometer
      39 21 Up Down Unch Industrials 21 87 16 Finance 2 9 1 Hotels 0 1 1 Properties 1 10 1 Oil Palms 1 5 2 Tins 3 10 0 Rubbers 1 12 2 Deb/Loans 1 1 1
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      KLSE uneventful
      75 21 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market passed through another uneventful day as investors continued to remain disinterested. The market continued to move narrowly easier m the morning session and slipped even further m late trading. The 30-counter New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index fell 12.84 points to 1434.43.
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      Investors still prefer the sidelines
      5 21 Investors still prefer the sidelines
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      INDICES — Highs & Lows
      39 21 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1983/84 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983 06 (8/2/84) 1983/84 Low 712.29 (5/1/83) 684 88 (4/1/83) All time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All time Low 74 75 (17/9/64) 550 78 (12/8/82)
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      Chief price changes
      209 21 Rises Falls Indices Mv 26 Mar 27 Most Active Supreme Corp 547,000 Gen Corp 330,000 Gen Lumber 314,000 Faber Merlin 285,000 Promet 257,000 Total turnover: 7.73 m Total value: $22.81 m Aoiy Elect 280 +22 Wand I P«i 555 15 Chun Hup 386 +14 Kanuntinc 50c 690+10
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      ST Industrials Index components
      43 21 BousUm) Bhd unch fewness S PMC —2 Semb Sh*> —1 CtC Htm ft, -I PaEkc —4 Sine Darby F i N S NBT unch Rodnsoni —1 U M Works -3 Gcnfaf* unch Nat tan unch Rottmum I —1 WcarntS
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      For women with business in mind
      386 21 Small business FOR less than it costs to take a driving lesson, you can learn how to start, run, expand and even sell your own business. A 20-hour course organised by the Singapore Business and Professional Women's Association (SBPWA), especially for women, costs only
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      Enter the salt trap...
      358 21  - Enter the salt trap BOEY KIT YIN By Business Times New invention gives a boost to Singapore's biotechnology industry SINGAPORE'S fledgling biotechnology Industry was given a boost last week with the invention of a device that uses harmless bacteria to eat away waste In clogged pipes. This Invention, called the
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      Oh, so clean
      300 21 Special rooms to make tablets and vials THEY may not rival the clean rooms that Japan's Toshiba Corporation has created to produce super microchips, but Singapore's Beecham Pharmaceuticals Pte Ltd m Jurong will soon have its own clean rooms to make tablets and injection vials. Work on
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      Indonesian crude oil processing to stop
      450 21  - Indonesian crude oil processing to stop RONNIE LIM By Amount sent here is being further reduced and will come to a full stop m near future SINGAPORE'S oil industry is receiving signals from Indonesia that it will stop processing its crude oil here m the near future. Some oilmen Timesdollar
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      Longer contracts in the pipeline
      253 21  -  RONNIE LIM While from Malaysia By THE Malaysians were m town last week for discussions with oil refiners. They indicated that they hope to finalise new, extralong three- to sevenyear crude oil processing deals with Singapore by April. This will allow them time to start
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      Business done in Singapore
      2595 22 READERS should be aware of the imitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered m "business done". Further because all dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      1883 22 INDUSTRIALS Alram (2365) (3) 2.44 (5) 2 40 (4) 2 42(1)2.35(1)2.36 Aatah (1925) (6) 1.95 (9) 1.94 (6) 193(3) 190(2) 192 \ISB (4808 4845) (4) 4 78 (3) 4 00 (3) 4.80 (2) 4.84 AMD (3 408 3 465) (6) 3 54 (15) 3 44
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      How your stocks performed
      2656 22 M shares quoted have a par /akie of SI, unless otherwise specified 'Adjusted for scrip rights N Ta« exempted dividend ABM is traded m lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m dolars »«3/84 Last VieW Yd Day I H|h Low Company Sate Chance
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        33 23 rurrfr Closinf prices HWBtR cents/Mo Singapore Mar 224.00 up 1.25 cents Malaysia Mar 248.50 (M) down 1 cent TIN Closing prices MJ/Mo Straits Tin $29 15 unch Turnover: 129 tonnes, down 93 tonnes
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        GOLD MARKET
        26 23 GOLD US$/oz Tuts Mon Singapore 389 00—389 50 388.10—388.60 Hongkong 388 90—389.40 388.20—388.70 Mon Fri New York 388 00— 388.50 386.00—387.00 London *****—***** 387.50—388.00
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        GOLD
        113 23 THE KILOBAR market opened at 5526,035 and closed at 5526.152. The Far East gold market opened at US$3BB 40/ 90 and eased to US$3BB 20 70 m featureless trading closing for lunch at U*****.75/9.25. Later, it re-opened at U*****.00 50. In quiet trading, the market firmed to U*****. 70/390
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        COPPER
        22 23 CM« prices ZOPKM Mm Sptf *****0-*****0 (1055 50-1056.00) 3 mmths 1079 50—1080 00 (1070 50-*****0) Market tone: Firmer Sales 22.150 tonnes
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        ALUMINIUM
        26 23 CtMatf prices ALUMNUM i/Un Mm Spot *****- 995 00 (*****0-1002 00) 3 months 1013 50-1014.50 (1020 00-1020 50) Market tone Barely steady Sales 13.750 tonnes
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        PALM OIL
        134 23 THE Malaysian crude fialm oil prices closed inner on speculative buying interest and covering for nearby positions, with Pakistan's re-appearance m the market for fresh tenders boosting sentiment. PALM Ctosnc prices Crude MS/tarn patmo* Mat 1500 (south) 1480 (central) Apr 1500 (south) 1455 (north) 1440 (central) May 1450
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        Rubber
        69 23 THE Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher with April One RSS buyers quoted at 224.00 cents per kilo, up 1.25 cents from Monday's close. In Koala Lumpur, the rubber market closed with April One RSS buyers quoted at 248.50 cents per kilo, down one cent from Monday night. The
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        Straits Tin
        51 23 THE Straits Tin price m Penang stayed at the International Tin Agreement's floor level of M 129.15 per kilo. The buffer stock manager took the bulk of the 129 tonnes on offer, down from 222 tonnes on Monday. Dealers detected about 50 per cent foreign concentrates but no
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      403 23 a rouno-up or wire services NEW YORK, Mon. Stocks eased as investors became preoccupied with Federal Reserve monetary policy. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1.89 points to 1152.95. Analysts said investors were waiting to see what action the Federal Reserve's policy setting Open Market Committee would take
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        201 23 THE US dollar was traded mixed for the day, opening at 5J2.0810/ 30. Bearish trading brought it down to 552.0755/65. It closed at 552.0800/10. The greenback was traded quietly against the major currencies. Against the Deutschemark, it opened at 2.5855/65 and was traded between 2.5880/90 and 2.5818/28 before closing
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        191 23 Interbank Over the counter For«|n Local (Mars to Foreifn currency currency one unit of to S5lO foreifn currency Australian dollar 1 9625 1.9676 5 09—5 00 Canadian dollar 1.6247 1 6264 6 22—612 NZ dollar 1 3878 1.3901 7 29 7 12 Sterling pound 3.0118 3.0153 3 36—3
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      58 23 TOKYO Member lines of the JapanLatin America East bound Freight Conference and the Japan-West Coast South America Freight Conference said they will raise their Currency Adjustment Factors (CAF) on April 10. The CAF on shipments by both conferences to Colombian ports will rise to
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      72 23 Higher rates out of Kharg LONDON Japanese charterers were forced to Kiy higher rates out of hare Island last week, ahead of long Iranian holidays, but subsequently trading was very quiet. In the Gulf states, owners of the very large and ultra large crude carriers were the main sufferers through
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      342 24  -  S. KUMAR Rothman Industries By DESPITE the pressures of an on-going anti-smoking campaign and an increasingly health conscious public, Rothman Industries continues to defy the odds ranged against it. The company has reported a 12.9 per cent jump m pre-tax profits
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      417 24  -  DOREEN SOH Leading analysts and managers disagree with view that the Spore scene should be avoided By LEADING Singapore Investment analysts and managers, la a spirited defence of Singapore's investment prospect, disagree that the Singapore stock market la no screaming bargain. Mr Adrian Day,
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      35 24 UNITED Overseas Land has recently acquired a shell company m Hongkong. The wholly-owned subsidiary, Secure Venture Investments Limited, which was incorporated on Dec 22, 1983, will engage m property development and investment.
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      541 24 Meteoric rise in price of its shares First Allied Corp DESPITE the general malaise m the stock market m recent weeks, there have been a few outstanding performances. No rise has been more meteoric than that of First Allied Corporation, which since Feb 1 has shot up $8.50. It was
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      64 24 THE extraordinary general meeting of C.I. Holdings Bhd scheduled for Friday is being postponed to a date to be announced later, because of the short notice of meeting given to the shareholders. The EGM was scheduled for the acquisitions of 80 per cent each of Aik Wai
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      222 24 Firm expects big leap in 1984 sales Bata (Malaysia) BATA (Malaysia) Berhad, a household name m shoes, hopes the improved purchasing power of the people coupled with the recovering world economy will boost local and overseas sales this year. But for now, shareholders must be patient. The company yesterday reported
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      121 24 TOSHIBA (M) Bhd. manufacturers of electrical consumer products, did well m the six months to December 1983 to reduce its losses by nearly 90 per cent to M 526.000. Group turnover w»s MS 16 million. The board said that demand was lower aid
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      168 24 HIGH LEVEL SHORT COURSES BEBnANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE" Mm^ fesgsj AND Q£ \sajy APPLIED RESEARCH CORPORATION These courses conducted m the evenings are aimed at upgrading the skills and knowledge of practising engineers m the various fields of engineering Certificate of completion will be awarded to all participants COURSE DATE/TIME DAYS
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      762 25 ft* m^ l^ 86 5300 m R CLASSIFICATION GUIDE Rl\ "I J^^^f\ ,^-V r\ *S, mm Mm SpmfoSday, Ord.nory IS 100 per word (M,n S I b OoTi Ent.rt.mm.nt A Food quid, p25 &L I I f^rW C<& I\T^ IV^r afVW t\ tf^\f# S#tOrd y n?30?mfo!s P undayT.m M Sem.-D.sp.oy
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      530 25 13 Musical Equipment 1 PIANO FOR sale. Good condition. Reasonable price. Tel: *****16. 14 Antiquat/Art Crafts ANTIQUES "N" TREASURES of Asia. 3rd floor. Holland Village. Tel: *****43. JUST ANTHONY. Junk of junks. 126 Upper Paya Lebar Road, Singapore 1953. Tel: *****82. 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing FOR SALE Italian bedroom suite
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      429 25 23 Shopping Guide JEWELRY FACTORY PRICES (22Kgold < also available.) <Swan Jewelry Ptelid 14 Scott s Road '03-107 Far East Plaza Singapore 0922 < Tel: *****5<V*****01 yT < Telex KS ***** WHAMM^T 24 Garage Sale •BBBB^BBBBBBiBBMBBBBaBiBSBaiBBB^BBBBaVBSaSBBB FURNITURE, REFRIGERATOR, J DEEPFREZER, cooker washing machine, glassware, kitchen utensils, carpets, T.V. Thalart. 583G
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      2014 25 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Mtmgi Massage WELCOME I() OPEN DAILY: j-x 10.00 A.M. TO 11.00 P.M. OY^l^ll/y Massage C Ho <. > Sauna Bath UC Rub Back Coii n o "Facial OdUlld "Manicure 51, Gokfhill Plaza, #03-09 Podium Mock (Old Gotdhill) TEL: *****00/ *****11 2» Beauty Culture 29
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      421 26 J« Mouse Henovatton/Repair/Decor MB ttMOVATIOri HOWS AwM 1 KAA&27 t* lUt Urn «01 S*m< 144 C Nt ipkussm n UlMt dtufn or •on Grits 4 Doors/ Boi Awn n t Mu. fcnpbmsh Grits/ Mu. SMnc Omn 1 Mm Shower Otsrs/ Ceanc Pwtrtiom Water Hut**/ Gemral Renovation \£jl ftx ttt catatotins
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      683 26 House Renova- tion/Repair/Decor BENEVOLENT INTERIOR DECORA TION specialise In wallpaper, car p- pels. iirt.uiis to beautify you home, or flees, showroom *****72 *****76 JIN LEE RENOVATION I onstruc tlon repairs all roofings, wall re taming, fencing, reiling. cemen works, woodwork All enquine are welcome Tel *****67 YEO ELECTRICAL AND Plumbini
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      652 26 38 TV/Video/ Sound Systems i- SPECIALISED IN COLOUR t v antenna installation and servlc r Ing Call: *****77 from lla.m U i 9p.m. HAVING ANTENNAE RECEPTKM problem? Why not consult us a tel *****15 Paul, to rectify fault s 39 Photography I EXCHANGE CAMERA CENTRE #01-05 Sim Lim Tower, 10
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      592 26 51 Printing/Copying Services M Premium Quality J f tUPID J Wedding Stationery I AilillMl a»SeJMM»j v. lours Our raRJi 2 5 iik m. It- Imiuiion P V urds, Anf'|'t.iiiic W cjrdi. Trunk Youcmh fl P jtul Tjblr PUr tank ImiiU'vmJ priming ji Jl v«.ry MirUHk prien M m Hurry' No
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      691 26 55 Commercial Vessels TUG BOATS, BARGES A EQUIPMENT FOR SALE/ HIRE a) Tug boaU ranging from 3ft hp to 2400 hp with variou dimensions b) Barges ranging from 30i DWT to 8000 DWT c) Shipping equipment P&r crane, model 320, 325 Si 44C welding sets 125 KVA to 30 KVA;
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      720 26 •0 Business 60 Business b Opportunities Opportunities EXPORTING TO AUSTRALIA? Australia's leading Canberra based Tariff and 1 Trade Consultants available for discussions. ExI perts in:- c Customs duty applications tariff concession. c Developing country tariff preference and eligibility for tariff preference. j Value assessment for customs duty collection. Dumping. Taxation
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      402 26 66 Situations Vacant a) Protesslonml Execottre more than I just creative We have exciting opportunities for enthusiastic and hardworking individuate who are willing to contribute to the success of our team SENIOR COPYWRITER Not just fancy English I but ideas which must I sell! if you're bilingual I and familiar
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      481 26 Lai BBH i I LV V^V HB YOU DONT HA VE to be a star to I I^^aV be m this advertiser's show. II [JB This film production company #i; needs 100 attractive persons for ■aL-- k lts or^h c oniing documentar> fl| An attr;lrtlve salary will be H H
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      310 26 66 Situation* Vacant b) EDP isetan smgapore-tokyo DEPARTMENT STORE has Immediate vacancies for the position of:MALE COMPUTER OPERATOR (EDP) a Age 20 —24 years a Singapore citizens a GCE O" level with a credit m Maths a Basic knowledge m computer work a Able to work on 2 shifts a
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      450 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical I GLOBAL I 1 AIRFREIGHT INT'L j 2 PTE LTD 1 7 Due to our aipansion pro 7 M gramme, we have vacancies |1) OPERATIONS 2 7 EXECUTIVE J I (Male) J T The person: m c Self starter to co-ordi- fJ X nale
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      459 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant b) EDP b) EDP LECTURERS J AN ESTABLISHED INSTITUTE IS LOOKING FOR I LECTURERS TO TEACH COMPUTER COURSES I AT PROFESSIONAL LEVEL. REMUNERATION: ATTRACTIVE REMUNERATION WILL BE PACKAGED FOR THE RIGHT CANDIDATES. COMMENSURATE WITH QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE. QUALIFICATIONS ft EXPERIENCE: DEGREE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE
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      551 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical 0) Secretarial/Clerical O YAMAHA The Symbol of Excellence for over 90 years (established In 1887), YAMAHA S MANUFACTURING SPORE PTE LTD, a sub- 5 sldlary company of YAMAHA In Japan m- vites suitable candidates for: s=^ If you: 55 are between 16
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      377 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical MITSUBISHI CORPORATION invites applications for the post of: FEMALE CLERK a OCE 'O' or 'A' level c Able to type c Singapore Citizen c Age below 22 Benefits: Service benefits Bonus and transport subsidy Free transport and dental treatment Personal Accident Insurance, etc. Interested applicanta,
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      410 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical MPH DISTRIBUTORS (S) PTE LTD requires: ACCOUNTS CLERKS c LCC Intermediate Bookkeeping certificate. Experience not necessary as training will be provided. INVENTORY CONTROL CLERK (Female) c Completed Secondary education. c No experience required, c Willing to learn and work hard. Interested spplicents are invited to
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      1719 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical c) Secretarial/Clerical c) Secretarial/Clerical EXTKI P" I I Laaß STENOGRAPHER \An ....bh.h.d insurance! ■jaajaamam |9 company invilat application! 1 Requirements. tor xh* po.t ot liaTK SHnManda'T I CLAIMS CLERKS 4 #•>■% m aak^BJ secretarfal Certmcate" OCE "A 1
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      540 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical A trading company urgently requires a SECRETARY Requirements: c OCE O Level c Bilingual c Ability to work independently and with at lea.st I years working experience c Able to operate OKI telex machine c Knowledge of L/C negotiations and bookkeeping c Must be
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      555 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical PURCHASING OFFICER An European electronics company has an immediate vacancy for the above to take charge of it* entire purchasing requirement*. Requirements: He BaaSMJBS] m the similar position (or at least 2 years. preferahl> m the electronics Industry possess Diploma m Mechanical Klectromc Engineering from
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      654 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical RECEPTIONIST Requirements:--e Age 23 27 years c (iood telephone manners a Mature and pleasant personality to receive guests c Ability to type essential a Presentable and good command of English a 2/ 3 years similar experience Intsrsstsd applicants please call personally on 2nd April 1964
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      1057 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Engineering company requires: FEMALE ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK a Mln. GCE 'O' level, c Capable of keeping full set of books, and type at 45 w.p.m. Experience m office administration and payroll. a Salary commensurate with expelrence. interested please apply to: BLK. 4001. '01-07 ANG MO KIO
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      624 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Public Accountant*' firm m Katong requires AUOIT ASSISTANTS (semi senior) c Ito 2 years' relevant experience a salary $500 to $800 depending on experience and qualifications Pleas* apply with full detail* including a telephone contact and salary expected to 66, EAST COAST ROAD a 04
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      753 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical GENERAL CLERKS wanted by trading company m Aver Rajah Industrial Estate. c Mln O' level. c Typing knowledge c Able to operate telex. Interested write m 10.S.T. BOX A***** 390, KIM SENG ROAD SINGAPORE 0923 Large garment factory urgently requires FEMALE GENERAL CLERK c Mm
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      899 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical AN ESTABLISHED FIRM requires Receptionist Cum General Clerk with GCE O 1 level Ability to type Please come personally for interview at 2 Jalan Kajah -03-12, Golden Wall Flatted Factory. Spore 1232. Tel *****96 COMGUARDS INVESTIGATION AGENCY Pte Ltd requires General Clerk with basic accounts
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      601 28 66 Situations Vacant i I c) Secretarial/Clerical I MANY GOOD JOBS are waiting for your call. If you type, office clerical experience or telex Call us today *****88/*****22 RECEPTIONIST/ GENERAL CLERK required for immediate employment by container complex Transport provided Tel *****33 RECEPTIONIST CUM CLERK required by Architectual Firm Able
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      580 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situation* Vacant 66 Situation* Vacant t) Smles Sales t) Sales PL Beauty is W our business3l Ik Make it yours too. jj BB BB ■m T iJ t V 4*a Ig wEm Bb H B^ rZj^fc^^^^ttßßLjßßßßßßß^^^Br^^^B^^^^~^^^^^^^Bßj[^[^ Bfl h ru I ""^s^^Bpisi^S2isßiHlJ^^™T~^ I Bh j wr *JBp
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      181 28 he she We invite tuitaMy qualified candidate* to iom our retail teem a* Requirement*: c Female, aged 16-22 c Secondary education c Bilingual c Friendly and outgoing disposition We offer: c Basic salary 5350-5440. Inclusive of overtime, you can earn up to $600 p.m c 3 days off for every
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      772 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant f) Smles t) Sales A CAREER OPPORTUNITYI Our expanding company with established product range invites ambitious candidates to market our new range of attractive Plastic Binding Systems. Together with our dynamic sales team, you will be offered career development end constant upgrading of selling
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      1235 29 66 Situations Vacant 86 Situations Vacant t) Sales t) Smfa Local Shipping Company Opportunity for young men A requires: women age between 22 33 yeera (1\ FEMALE International company Is ex--1 evDtDieurcn pandlng Its local field force MarBArCfiICNvCU ketlng Consultants. Job involves SHIPPING contacting Interviewing ladles. CLERK English mandarin and
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      778 29 €6 Situations Vacant t) Sales SUBSCRIPTION BALES REPRESENTATIVES ($1,500 gro..) Publisher requires the services of aggressive and ambitious representatives to help m establishing our newly set-up subscription depertment. Successful candidates can look forward to rapid advancement and assume management responsibility. No experience needed. Training provided. Cell personalty at: SSII North
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      698 29 66 Situation* Vacant i) Sales FEMALE BALES ASSISTANTS required. (Above 20). Interview at Stanley Si Co Pte Ltd. 180 Paya Lebar Road. -06-05 VI Guang Factory Building, Singapore 1440, tel: *****33 MENARO COSMETIC REQUIRES Part-time Beauty Advisors. Free courses m facial make-up plus free gifts. Contact *****28. «03-29 Peninsula Plaza.
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      739 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical I METAL BOX I SINGAPORE LIMITED H We are an established and people oriented H company using the most efficient and sophis H ticated technology. H We are offering you an opportunity to acquire a skill throi>gh our 3-year APPRENTICESHIP
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      460 29 66 Situation* Vacant g) Technical frm\ Hogemeyer Electronics Pie. Lid. (Service Division) Due to our exponsion programme we Have further vacancies to be filled by suitably qualified Singapore Citizens for the following positions Air-Con Technician > Applicants should possess an NTC2 or ITC m air conditioning ond refrigeration with a
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      526 29 66 Situation* Vacant g) Technical ■V ■ri^^H^HHHH ■aßaAasaaal m GTM Coignet J.V. require* *A)BUILDING COORDINATOR ?e Diploma inbuildlng* ,y construction »>e Minimum 5 years' ex- perience J Duties *a) To coordinate finish- Ing and technical* 4 works on pre-fab* a> housing ■>b) To create or revise^ technical speciflca- tlon ?c)
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      394 30 66 Situation* Vacant g) Technical LIFT INSTALLATION SUPERVISORS (Installation Dopartmont) c I.T.C. preferably m lift course or passed GCE O' level with English. Science Technical subjects. c Completed full-time N.S. o Applicants must be prepared to do site duties. o Transport subsidy for those who possess motor-cycle or reimbursement for
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      511 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical A CAREER IN ELECTRONICS \AWhr>lo Wlll\«l*£ Electrician (Electronics) NTC 3 m Electronic Servicing. NTC 2 candidates will be given preference 2 years relevant experience m digital electronics servicing o Completed National Service Please write m confidence giving full personal particulars inclusive of present and expected
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      452 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Wywy Pte Ltd Sole Agent for Ricoh has immediate vacancies for TRAINEE TECHNICIANS (In oflice equipment and electronics) c Completed GCE 'O' level preferably Technical stream or NTC In Electronics. c Must possess a Class 2 driving licence and motorcycle. c Experience not necessary. Wo
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      468 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical JUNIOR DRAUGHTSMAN c VITB/ NTC 3ln Building Drafting or OCE 'O' Level technical stream, with credit In drawings. a Completed N.S. Please phone or apply with full resume, working experience, current Si expected salary to: PRODECON ARCHITECTS 50 Jalan Sultan, #21-08 Jalan Sulten Centre Singapore
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      689 30 66 Situations Vacant ■^B^B»B»B»»^BMBWB»B^B»BiBBB^«BlB»aBB»»a^a™»BaWBB g) Technical A wall eslabliahed machinery company m Ang Mo Kio require* 1) CNC OPERATOR 2) 1 PRODUCTION MILLER 3) 2 TURNERS c Ito 2 years' experience. interested applicants, piease call personally at> BLOCK 4024 ANG MO KIO INDUSTRIAL PARK 1 #01-303 SINGAPORE 2056 TEL: 45*2233
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      418 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production f\et' stalk future) |CEHMO\ USA I offers you the chance to better yourself m English Maths Free "BEST" Classes Free transportation to from work Alternate Saturdays off Free medical insurance benefits j Leave annual; marriage; sick hospi- I talisation Employee
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      855 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situation* Vacant 66 Situations Vacant m) Production h) Production h) Production ji-i^Rm"-^ v. v JL m > Zftw^Rßß'^'^^Tn><v£A JkRI RRBRa ht *i^"^^ r*A. .^F^ Fl^rZ^ Mom RRj Titti F tftfff^T&^M v m Rb^w^^T RR^J i /OBBL. I liißiHwt>w-<v&4^^s^^\ RRj RR^^^^aL^sU^Rl wOll^ BBBk Bsl BJBJ Bsl OB
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      203 31 66 Situation* Vacant n) Production Trihiaii^ i operators i TUAS INSTRUMENTS 1 i iL. I I 9" 1 BEST PEAL 1 PLUS 1 iiiitfimititiiiii tliKicincnts twice o y©oc tSWfI oPowooce Transport §9 im I 111 bonus U£ 12/21 days f stock aariMH portidpotiofi Subsidised CIMWfS Of CjmaaAACJI t Somes/ Keiietiiion
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      297 31 66 Situations Vacant h) Production LAMBDA An excellent company with worldwide networks, offering attractive salaries and benefits, invites you to join us today as: SET-UP OPERATORS Salary start from $425 Experience m similar position m electronics i industries c Primary 6 education QA/QC OPERATORS Salary start from $445 Experience m
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      339 31 66 Situations Vacant h) Production I US A |j CE (USA) 1 AVIATION SERVICE ■I OPERATION PTE LTD Minimum secondary 2 education Abie to read and I writeEngUsh Prefer abfy male Preference win be given to those with ccc T? level and 1 year's related work experience Minimum Secondary j
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      1388 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant j I n) Production h) Production I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous ffl"VY:uili:iii I HITACHI CABLE (S) I **™te II ■•■^^■■■■■l I pte ltd I Operators orchard katong _H imA wAnf vrui I _^Lf requ.res w i y° ul THOMSON
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      538 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous v pubLunma stu I requires (1) Building Maintenance Assistant (Carpentry) Applicants should Possess a NTC 3 m Carpentry Have at least two years experience m building rarpentry and painting works Location: Times Jurong (opposite Jurong Bus Interchange) (2) Building Maintenance
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      710 32 66 Situationa Vacant W Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous Manufacturing concern m Jurong area requires: ACCOUNTS CLERK/ DRAUGHTSMAN/ INVENTORY OFFICER Interested applicants, please submit full personal particulars, with contact telephone number and salary expected to: THE ADVERTISER NO. 7 2ND CHIN BEE ROAD JURONG TOWN SINGAPORE 2261 (TEL: *****69)
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      387 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscelimneous W\ SINGAPORE MINT PTE LTD A subsidiary of O9 invites applications for: ENGRAVER eGraduate from Baha ruddm Vocational Institute m engraving/sculptor arts or its equivalent with 2 years relevant working experience c Applicants without the requisite acade mic qualification but have at least 5 years
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      342 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscelimneous Trans- Island Management Engineering Services Pte Ltd requires I Ticket I Inspectors/ Time* nccpcrs Commencing salary ranging from $400— $500 per month Minimum Secondary 2 education Preferably with some working experience I Security I Guards 1 Commencing salary from $430 per month Minimum Primary education
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      485 32 66 Situation* Vacant I) Miscelimneous •Able to read and write simple Eng- lish g Age 30 to 45 years j old e>Must be willing to work on 12 hours rotating shifts j •Preference will be given to applicants 5 I with previous ex- j s perience m faaory j 5
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      369 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous JURONG BIRD PARK (PTE) LTD Urgently requires 1) GENERAL CLERK 2) CATERING/ SALES ASSISTANT Qualifications ft Experience: For poet (1): 1. GCEO' Level 2. Knowledge of clerical work Salary scale: $459 i A2O 495/580 x A4O 960/900 x A4O $1,260 For poet (2): Pleasant personality,
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      475 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Film Production Company requires: 100 ATTRACTIVE MALE AND FEMALE Age between 20 40 years Any Nationality as leading talent and extras for film documentary shooting between April and May Only those i-onversant m English and available for I 3 days shooting prior short notice will
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      543 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous PASIR PANJANG BOWL has Immediate vacancies for: 1. TRAINEE SUPERVISOR a Above 25 years of age a Able to work 2 shifts a Minimum OCE O level Or tlflcate preferably 'A' level 2. BOWLING COUNTER RECEPTIONISTS a Able to work 2 shifts a No experience
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      557 33 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous HOME FOR THE AGED SICK has vacancies for the following--1) ASSISTANT NURSES 2) WARD ATTENDANTS CUM DRIVERS Please contact Mr Tan at the Home at. 27 Jalan Pay oh Lai Singapore 1954 or tel 2801 143 for interview. PICCADILLY FISH A CHIPS a KEBABS RESTAURANT
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      482 33 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous RESTAURANT requires immediately DISPENSER CUM CASHIER Full-time confirm gross $700 Part-time hourly rated pay. Interested applicants please apply personally with passport photo between 2.30 p.m. 4.30 p.m. at 02-25 2ND FLOOR TANGLIN SHOPPING CENTRE TEL: *****01 A well established import and export firm requires MALE/FEMALE
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      568 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous DRUG HOUSES OF AUSTRALIA (ASIA) PTE LTD m Jurong requires DRIVER CUM DELIVERY ASSISTANT Requirements: 1) Valid I'lus.s 3 licence. 2) Delivery experience particularly m the pharmaceutical area 3) At least Primary 6 Interested applicants please call: AMY LEONG, *****77, for interview or write to:
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      511 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous TRIO requires LORRY DRIVER c Possess Class 3 driving licence. c Able to understand simple English c Between 25-35 years of age. Please apply personally TRIO INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION 101 Thomson Road Goldhill Square 03-05 "03-06 Singapore 1130 BRITISH EASTERN (M) LTD requires 1) DRIVERS c
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      640 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous LORRY DRIVER CLASS 4/ GENERAL LABOURER Please call personally for intervlew:--464, Gey lang Road (Opposite Lorong 27) Singapore, 1438 NEW LONTONG CATERING A RESTAURANT PTE LTD require Waitressess a Dispenser Interested please call: 81-02. OuMmwiy Shopping Centre Singapore 0314 Tel: *****5 PERSONAL DRIVER urgently required
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      865 33 66 Situations Vacant Ml^ I j I) Miscellaneous MESSENGER REOUIRED Mmimum Primary 6 education with experience Able to speak simple English Retired personnel considered Interested, call *****77 for interview REQUIREO SECURITY GUARDS Take-home pay $600 Must be able to speak, read and write simple English Call personally at 57 (.range
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      659 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous PHOTOGRAPHERS URGENTLY RE QUIRED Own bike Oood salary Call personally with photographic works Tel ttttTW 6. PRINTING COMPANY REQUIRES Apprentice Preferably residing m Ang Mo Kio Interested applicants please call 4.54H60H '*****94 PROFIT SHARING OR salary basis. Shell Station requires Servicemen, greasers, car washers, tyremen
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      1901 33 I -JlMirj EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS "IP'lDl |5^ sporty, from its sports rims to II I■■ I I sVsa i JL JUI J Pi lts lll tf }l powered hi-fi set. II you're keen to take over this 10l |fl| Inl six-year old Colt Celeste, make ill n k^i 76 Vehicles
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      863 34 76 Vehicles For Sale d) Fiat 1976 FIAT 127. KliKible for PAHF SellmK $6,8r>0 on O Contact *****09 after 10a m 1978 FIAT 131 S. KxcelleiU and showroom condition Highest oiler secures CM MM*. 1978 FIAT 131 Ainon. tip top coadlUOfl Selling $9,000 Can loan $7,000 Tel *****5*) 1979 FIAT
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      589 34 76 Vehicles For Sale t) Honda 1981 HONDA ACCORD, power steering, power windows, aircon. sports rims, spot light, road tax atcident free Tel *****79 1981 HONDA ACCORD 4-door. manual, alrcond. radio, cassette ■BOCta runs, new tyres. 1 owner I'ARF eligible Call *****85 1981 HONOA QUINTET Ciood condition Radio cassette sporUs
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      918 34 76 Vehicles For Sato m^mmm^^mmmmWaWaaWaaWaamumumumummmmammmamm g) Mazda 1980 MAZDA 323 5-door Squure lights Aircon. radio cassette. Passed inspection. (PARF). Downpayment $2,500 *****02. 1981 MAZDA 323 13 Notchback. sspeed. Ist private owner, aircond, radio cassette, perfect condition. *****92 ext 7600 1981 MAZDA 1.3 Notchback. sspeed. aircon. radio, cassette, new tyres. PARF.
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      1602 34 76 V9)hiclt For Sato 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes h) Mercedes I fllPHkß^l|fV^H|H||HpV3SBl9P^^~^^*^-*«-^9B l^ IS HSr"l Mam j J*! m^awm ■WrM^aißM^fcl mam m km M^l*^^B **^^—^I!^— J fM 76 Vehicle For Sato I) Mitsubishi 1981 COLT LANCER XL 5-speed. Private owner, aircon. cassette, radio, tip top condition. $19,300. View:
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      1695 34 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale j) Toyota J) Toyota Bj TEST DRIVE... UP ft* THE EXCITING NEW IX* CORONA 1.6 PARF $26,800 ARF $34,900 rf OR 5* w SPACIOUS. POWERFUL, ECONOMICAL %■*s -5 NEW COROLLA 1 J "2 DX PARF $2 1 770 ARF $28,650 O GL
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      809 34 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehiclet For Sale 76 Vehicle* For Sale h) Others k) omen k) others SUBARU BRIAKTHROUGH NEW FEATURES! OLD PRICE! SUBARU 700 $16,800 /Ct\dS^^ 1300 $26,500 AUTO $30,500 "T* Singapore Motors Pie Ltd 19 Leng Kee Road Singapore 031 5 Tel *****6 a^-v Thf (o^smo ii
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      612 34 77 Vehicles Wanted BUSINESSMAN URGENTLY REQUIRES secondhand car private or company plate, any model any make. Sport Cars considered Phone *****39 (Strictly no dealers AA MEMBER REQUIRES any make of vehicles, private and nunPAHF welcome fash payment *****.5;H.wi11iam Ang Residence *****20 BETTER PRICE FOR all PARF Scrap cars, used cars
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      632 35 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses OISTRICT 10 SOMMERVILLE PARK. tu-.lroom.s MM sq ft Rental MjBM OISTRICT 9 GRANGE ROAD. •J-sturey modern bungalow. lo.ooii mj ti Partly furnished IvfiH.tl $8,000 0 ii 0 Plon.e call Miss Pan, *****44. MAJESTICALLY set on half acre Ol established garden Immaculate 4 bedrooms, study, central
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      640 35 .-'.•'.•'.'^f". \-jO3 P^^Cl-'-^ BT i. bWH^^^^^B 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 21 BINJAI PARK vicinity, extensively renovated doublestorey semi-detached. 4 spacious bedrooms, servant's, store, split living, dining, beautiful garden. 5,000 sq.ft beautifully furnished. $2,500 Agent: *****11 BRADDELL HEIGHTS VICINITY beautiful brand new bungalow. 3 bedrooms (all attached), servant's, study.
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      662 35 86 Accommodation Vacant Houses DIST 10. BEAUTIFUL 2-STORE' semi-detached, 4 bedrooms study/ servant's room, spllt-leve living/ dining room, aircond! available April. Partly furnished $3,750 0.n.0. Call owner. *****93. DIST. 1846 LUCKY HEIGHTS beau tlful 3 I /2-storey seml-detache< with roof garden. 4 bedroom: servant's, furnished, $2,000, lm mediate occupation Rodge
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      704 35 86 Accommodation Vacant B aSsaVsVBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBS Houses f DIST. 11 EXCLUSIVE 2-STOREY i, bungalow, 5 bedrooms, attached 1 bathrooms, servant's, expensive i, fittings, automatic gate. Town 1. Realtor: 733-2141/2. DIST. 11, RAFFLES PARK, splitlevel, 4 bedrooms/ study, nice i patio, large mature garden. With i commanding view. $6,500. Tahiti *****22. DIST.
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      685 35 86 Accommodation Vacant 9) Houses ULLY FURNISHED DOUBLETOREY semi-detached In Dlst. 057 for rent $1,900. Kindly hone *****94 OLLAND GROVE 3*50 sq ft. Ingle-storey semi-detached Ith nice garden. JE Housing ssoclates *****80/*****69 UODINGTON AVENUE SINGLE TOREY terrace, partially furished, $1,800 0.n.0 Tel: *****90/ 1 fter 10.00 a.m. (No agents). OW
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      1883 35 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments b) Apartments LOW BUDGET APARTMENTS ymet locality. 2 3 bedrooms. ■a^Lr m furnished unfurnished, yueen■T A i m-- C s *;'> Tower $1,700, V ,ir East I/• JM WMMFTmSMFTP F*lm§C I Mansion $1,700. Emerald Man C_SmA \AAMI\JI
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      821 35 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 10, SHANGRI-LA HOTEL •vicinity, beautifully maintained apartment with nice furnishings, quiet surroundings/ spaclous living. 3 plus 1 bedrooms, rental $2,600 only *****82 3 OIST. 10. SOMMERVILLE PARK. I bedrooms partially furnished $3,800 negotiable Dist 23. Cashew Park condo 3 bedrooms, fully furnished $2,500 negotiable
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      820 35 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST 11 ULTRA MANSION ne.m OoldhUl Square Fully furnMMd .iircolld »\i\\ .it cess ser vain s bcdroomi attached bathroom Ml Kx.jiilMte :*4siyi4 OIST 10 FARRER COURT. tasteful ly renovated 3 plus 1 rooms Air con, wall-to-wall paper, new furniture cl* Furnished r.oo sq ft Ujm
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      791 36 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments OIST. 19 OASIS GARDEN Condominium with pool 2,300 sq ft 3 plus 1 bedrooms Fully furnished Rental $2,500 Contact *****50 DIST. 10 RIDGEWOOO LIHOLIHO Block High floor 3 bedrooms, fully furnished $3,800 *****20 SA Really DIST 6. JALAN MUTIARA. tastefully furnished. 3-bedroomed apartment, aircond. $2,400
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      766 36 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms FURNISHED AIRCOND ROOMS at dlst 2057 Rental $500 Working couple or executive No bathroom attached and no cooking *****83 FURNISHED UNFURNISHED ROOMS Available m Orchard. River Valley' Balestler Serangoon and various locations $250 $700 *****46/ *****93 INDIAN/ CHINESE COUPLES singles, rooms available Bedok. Clement!/ West,
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      2165 36 87 Accommodation 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale Wanted sasas^sssss a) Houses a) Houses m) Houses b) Apartments s^ s^ APARTMENTS/ HOUSFS REOUIR- yf^vfiUßL^BV BJ^_ tV~ Vi I ED by expatriates presently stay- MmvCrJ\^A^^mmmW ***^—<S \J i-;" fiSSgll C| |MPICB Mil IA JAPANESE COMPANY
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      839 36 89 Proptrtits For Sato m) Houses DIST. 19. SERANGOON GARDENS, 4 bedrooms, beautifully renovated, extended kitchen. 2,200 sq.ft close to NTUC supermarket. $400,000 Holland Housing: 469--8585 DIST. 10. BRAND NEW 3-storey terrace, 2,400 sq.ft 3 bedrooms, attached bathrooms, freehold, vacant possession. $625,000 negotiable Worldwide Realty: *****38/ *****77. DIST. 19, UPPER
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      825 36 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses OIST. 19 LUCKY HEIGHTS 3-storey semi-detached, approx 4,100 sq.ft 5 bedrooms, well maintained Sale: $770,000 Han Boons *****70 DIST. 19 REALTY PARK double storey terrace 5 bedrooms, servant's amenities Vacant possession. $520,000 0.n.0 Gateway *****38 DIST. 19 DOUBLE-STOREY CORNER terrace. 3.000 sq.ft. quiet locality.
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      707 36 I 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 14. OFF SIMS Avenue, double-storey corner terrace, 2.600 sq ft Spacious playground Freehold $495,000 Tahiti *****22 DIST 19 SERANGOON GARDEN Single-storey terrace 2.800 sq ft 3 bedrooms $395,000 Esteem Realty *****01 DIST. 1953 DOUBLE-STOREY TERRACE 3 bedrooms, servant's Freehold $530,000 negotiable Tel
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      796 36 89 ProotriMS For Sal* b) Private Apartments DIST. LOCATION $000 10 Honolulu Panlhouaa 2.700 9 Futura 9 Catrnhill 9 Ehxabath Ho«o.ht 9 Vanua Manaton 730 21 Camallta Tarraca 10 Rtdoowood TownhotiM 705 15 Eaatarn Lagoon 242 15 BayahoraPark 27S 9 Grang.tord 450 VILLANELLE 2****** DIST 10 DUCHESS COURT 3-storey townhouse.
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      2689 37 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments I the h j heights I Angullia Mansions
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      828 37 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments LORONG CHUAN Off Braddell Road, new condominium with 3 bedrooms Selling $310,000 ($lBO p.s.f only) Midfield Realty *****86 MERLIN PLAZA APARTMENT for sale 2 bedrooms, area 900 sq.ft.. high floor, facing sea. fully furnished and fully aircon. Tel: *****78 NASSIM MANSION Most Prestlgeous
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      839 37 89 Properties For Sale c) HUDC Apartments DISTRICT 22. LAKESIDE TOWERS. 1.930 sq ft I bedrooms ■amtnti facing Japanese /Chinese Hardens. Foreigners eligible $305,000 Swansea *****1 1 DIST. 15. LAGUNA PARK IJH sq ft 3 bedrooms, servant's. »ell renovated, panoramic sea view $3ft0.000 No iißenUs Call *****13 Ext 219 PENTHOUSE
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      1160 37 89 Properties For Sale 90 Properties Wanted W) BirtU Aimm»wm*~~»m MEDIUM SIZED BUNGALOW IN Apmrtments 0000 CLABS residential NEIGHBOURHOOD WANTED HENDERSON CRESCENT BLK 102. L-B- houW th-n KKMHO »ii O Tel 2944-90 1 after 1.,^^,.,,.™ Ac( 10t 10 00 am (No agents, on(y |h- pfop#fty HOLLAND ORIVE. BLK 21. 1
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      461 38 JH Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces I FOR RENT Well-furnished 2-storey office building, workshop/ store and open yard urea located at Benoi location, Jurong, available for rent m 3 months' time. Total Area: 5370 sq.m. (Covered 1426/ uncovered 3944) To view, please call Mr Lum/ Esther at
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      304 38 MOTORCAR REPAIR WORKSHOP required Will consider rental or purchase Minimum built-in area approx. 7.000 sq.ft. Owners call *****55 Mr Ooi/ Mrs Tan between 10a.m. 4p.m REDHILL INDUSTRIAL ESTATE semi-detached central air-con factory Land 11,482 sq ft Builtin area 8.865 sq ft Selling $2.15 million or rental $13,280.00. Agents welcome. Tel:
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      566 38 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces T WAREHOUSE SPACE I CC 3ROOMUNIT OR RENT AT 30, XANDRA LANE Mext to PSA Mv storey complex) Good location, conv«ni«nt Interested tel: *****3 i MR BEH GUAN HUA WAREHOUSE Building at Genting Lane m Macpherson area (next to Sindo Building) for sale. Rapid access to
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      706 38 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ S^ =^u^mT B Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Modern Facilities m f\/£Z2z^^ Strategic Location V-# *^aT_F_fc#_C%^ Ready for Immediate »T^^^J% 111 l F Of details please contact iHr JLV UNITED EUNOS WAREHOUSE Sal»» L»a»in9 Oilier InCIKIfCI ElllS PTE LTD l*»iltdOv«c»»a» Land Limits Join! Martivting Ag«m
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      530 38 93 Office Spaces b) Rental SUPREME HOUSE OFFICE SPACE 700 sq.ft. (65.1m2) 1070 sq.rt. (99.4m2) 8312 sq.ft. (772.3m2) MEDICAL SPACE 1070 sq.ft. (99.4m2) SHOP SPACE 510 sq.ft. (47.4m2) 1020 sq.ft. (94.8m2) AIRCONOITIONED EXCELLENT SERVICES REASONABLE RENTAL (AMPLE PARKING LOTS) SPECIAL CONCESSIONAL RENTAL FOR OPTICAL SHOP BOOKSHOP ENQUIRIES SUPREME HOLDINGS LTD
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      1153 38 93 Office Spacet 93 Office Spacet 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spacet b) Rental b) Rental t) Rental b) Rental X w A a>^ +J mini mediate occupation aa\ a"** aaJau Int. Share this M \Mm x vh, I b^b^B Warn < 'Ik^itO' Malayan United Bank Bhd I JJSSJk (Singapore
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      696 39 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rentmi b) Rentmi b) Rental I OCEAN BUILDING I s V tSa H I aw 'f/flllfi W I aa a^y /fflllfl /ill Ik s I v aa V II It mm Mm > v aw 'Sf v H am 'f
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      690 39 93 Offtce Spaces 93 Office Spaces aaaammmaaaaamammw^^ss^ sssaaamsss^s^^B^^^s^ t) Rentmi b) Rentmi r We outline below for your consideration a selection of buildings, both inside and outside the CBD where we currently have accommodation available FOR LEASE JIT POH BUILDING. KEPPEL ROAD Renovated to a high standard a building for
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      1157 39 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces s t) Rental b) Rental J Vl International Plaza Space to let Shop space: Prime ground shop space 581 sq feet. Good frontage with heavy pedestrian traffic. Ideal for computer retailing, finance, jewellery and high image business. Rent: $6 00 per sq foot. Office
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      Lock icon China on the crest of a new wave
      562 43 1 WOMEN IN SPORT Female badminton stars rule the world LONDON, Tuesday A NEW generation of badminton players has emerged from China's millions, with a young student from the ancient city of Hangzhou leading the way. Li Lingwei, at 19, became the
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      355 43 LONDON, Tues. South Africa's barefoot running phenomenon Zola Budd yesterday applied for British citizenship, a move which could give her a passport to international competition and this year's Olympic Games m Los Angeles. The government has already signalled its willingness to make 17--year-old
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      Lock icon Ex-champion Virginia out
      203 43 BOSTON, Tues. American Joanne Russell recovered to beat British veteran and former champion Virginia Wade 3-6, £3, 7-5 m the first round of the Virginia Slims US$l5O,OOO ($316,000) women's tennis tournament here last night. After Virginia won the opening set, Joanne began using accurate ground strokes to
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      378 43 FLORIDA, Tues. American Scott Davis easily beat Jose-Luis Clerc, of Argentina, 6-1, 6-3 m the first round of a U*****,000 ($551,200) Grand Prix tennis tournament here yesterday. Clerc, 10th m the Association of Tennis Professionals' rankings, was unable to keep up with the steadier, hard-hitting Davis,
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    19-point rise for head win
    658 44  -  EPSOM JEEP Harsh penalty, but handicappers have good reason By MEOR ROMEO has picked up a hefty 19--point penalty m the ratings for a head win m the Class 3 Div 1 race over the Ipoh 1,200 m last Sunday. Wellington Hammer, runaway 6'2-length winner
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    Sentence cut
    48 44 JOCKEY Sairi Sollman's appeal against a threemonth suspension over Ids riding of T»U X at Ipoh on Jan 21 was allowed by the Malayan Racing Association Committee and the sentence was reduced to two months. Sairi was thus able to resume riding at Ipoh last weekend.
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    How they ran at Ipoh on Sunday
    266 44 Pictures by ALBERT SIM and LEE FOO SAN At the 400 metres At the finish Cl 6 Div 3 1,400m 1. Grand Salute 2. The Emerald 3. The Merchant 4. Champagne IV Dist: I 1 i shd, I 1 4 Time 1:31 Cl
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    Legend Street shines on tight rein
    200 44 Legend Street shines on tight rein ON THE TRACK with TONTO IPOH, Tues. Legend Street, a non-accep-tor last week, strode out impressively here this morning. With a riding boy astride, the four-year-old was kept on a tight hold all the way m 37 sec over 600 m. The going was
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    Samsol gets six-month jockey's licence
    142 44 Samsol gets six-month jockey's licence APPRENTICE A. Samsol (above) has been granted a temporary sixmonth jockey's licence from March 13 at the end of his indenture with Ipoh trainer Mohd Zafir. Samsol, who was originally apprenticed to Penang trainer Luke Kang, has so far ridden only one winner Credit Line
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    Five horses barred
    162 44 Five horses barred From the stewards' room FIVE horses who failed their urine test have been barred from racing until their cases have been resolved by the respective turf clubs. The Malayan Racing Association's latest classification list named the five as Falcon II (Class 2), Pagan Dancer and Successor (both
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    For top two classes
    47 44 CLASSES 1 and 2 horses will race at the Sultan of Selangor Cold Cup Meeting beginning at Kuala Lumpur on April 7. The classic race will be tun over 1.600 m on the fourth day. Entries for the meeting will lie published tomorrow
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      575 44 HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO DO BUSINESS Di NEGARA BRUNEI DARUSSALAN Take a stand at NEGARA BRUNEI DARUSSALAM TRADE FAIR '84 In conjunction with the independence celebration of Negara Brunei Darussalam Organised by: The Brunei Malay Chamber of Commerce and Industry June 20 24, 1984 Stadium Negara Hassanal Bolkiah Bandar Seri
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    Iraqis stick to their winning formula
    219 45 IRAQ confirmed their participation m next month's pre-Olympics soccer competition at the National Stadium with the squad that won the Gulf tournament at Oman. The Football Association of Singapore, organisers of the competition, yesterday received Iraq's official entry. Though Felah Hassan and Raad Hasmudi
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    'No' say FAS to tune-up
    281 45  -  JOE DORAI By THE Football Association of Singapore have rejected dates from few pre-Olympic teams for friendly tune-up matches against the Republic because the national squad are not available. Foreign teams such as Japan, Saudi Arabia and South Korea had asked for warm-up games before
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    Bowling messiah
    402 45  -  PETER SIOW By Ritger's back to roll them over DICK RITGER, the 87th bowler to be admitted to the American Bowling Congress Hall of Fame, is m Singapore to spread the gospel of high-skill bowling. The veteran 45-year-old pro bowler, who has been m the Republic every year
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    Terrific Tony leads the way
    266 45 TONY NEOH, his ball rarely swerving from its intended direction, knocked down 3,693 pinfalls to confirm a bertn m Sunday's grand final of the nine-pin tap bowling tournament at Kallang Bowl. His 16-game total carried him to the top of the pack, which included 27
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    Dutch trip reward for Recs
    170 45 THE Singapore Recreation Club hockey team, who won an unprecedented seven titles m the nine tournaments they took part last year, are to tour Holland and the surrounding region. The trip will be a reward for the team's outstanding achievement which is a record m
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    Promoting Kabaddi
    95 45 AN Air India Kabaddi team gave their first demonstration at the Singapore Khalsa Association yesterday. Kabaddi is played between two teams comprising seven members each. Players from one team will hold their breath and repeat the word Kabaddi as they try to get past the opposition to a
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      126 45 Today's events BADMINTON Inter-cons semi-finals: Geylang West v Whampoa. Tiong Bahru v Marine Parade (Delta complex, 7.00 p. m). HOCKEY Barker Trapky V--21: CSC v Schools B (Balestier Road. 5.15 p m > SOCCER SBHFL Div I ■emlflaala: Oberoi Imperial v Hitachi. Hi H. m lnt'l v BN IV Paris
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    HERE WE GO AGAIN...
    867 46  - HERE WE GO AGAIN... Neil Morton Blue heaven over Maine attraction? By HERE we go, here we go, here we go. ..again. The Merseyside Milk round moves from Wembley to Manchester tonight for the Maine Road attraction, with the hope that after 120 minutes of dummy runs, someone will make
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    36 46 LIVERPOOL, Tues. Everton midfielder Kevin Sheedy has been ruled oat of the replay because of an ankle (ligament) injury. His place goes to Alan Harper, a substitute In Sunday's M draw at Wembley. AP
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    Lock icon Maxwell pulls out of Derby debacle
    269 46 MILLIONAIRE publisher Robert Maxwell does not wish to become Derby County chairman or even a member of the struggling Second Division soccer club's board. He made that clear on Monday, shortly before Derby's High Court date with the Inland Revenue was postponed yet again
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    Lock icon Rix to fix it for England
    255 46 LONDON, Tues. ARSENAL midfielder Graham Rix is back m the England soccer squad after an absence of almost a year. Manager Bobby Robson named him m the squad of 20 for the British Championship home game against Northern Ireland next Wednesday. Trevor Francis, his
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    Lock icon New hope for Nicholas
    237 46 LONDON, Tues. Arsenal striker Charlie Nicholas received another chance to stake his claim for a Scotland place when he was included m the Under-21 soccer squad for the European Championship quarter-final match m Yugoslavia. The Scots lead 2-1 from the first leg m Aberdeen, but face
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    Lock icon German stars in the shadows
    166 46 HANOVER, Tues. West German trainer Jupp Derwall faced a selection crisis yesterday as Karl-Heinz Rum menigge, Bernd Schuster and OTi Stielike cried off from tomorrow's home soccer international against the Soviet Union. Rum menigge is suffering from influenza, Barcelona midfielder Schuster broke a toe m
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    Extra Timesport by Alan Hubbard
    885 47 T T turn-off HOW disappointing that SBC will not show live the Milk Cup final replay between Liverpool and Everton, not least because we shall miss a further enthralling episode of Sunday's half-time technical talk-in between Ted and Terry, the phantom back-room boys. It would
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    Late letter clears Toa Payoh
    159 47 FARRER Park Dynamos' protest that Toa Payoh United fielded an ineligible player m their Feb 16 match was overruled by the Football Association of Singapore last night. Dynamos, who lost 1-0 to Toa Payoh m the National Football League Division One clash, claimed that Kamaruzaman
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    Shut out by Shootout
    192 47  -  JOE DORAI Brave Gilbraltar denied by penalty kicks COMBINED SCHOOLS, the favourites, qualified for the final of the national under-16 soccer tournament by the skin of their teeth, beating Gilbraltar Crescent 6-5 on penalty kicks after a 3-3 full-time draw at the Jalan Besar Stadium last
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    Seok Hui's trek to toughness
    238 47 The lessor UNTIL late last year Urn Seok Hui's principle preoccupation was learning as much as possible from anyone prepared to impart knowledge of squash. And for this purpose the 16-year-old preUniversity student trotted the globe during her school breaks, seeking a Mecca of squash
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    No bubble, toil or trouble
    207 47 THE start of the East Asian team squash championships at the East Coast Recreation Centre yesterday was as flat as champagne left overnight. A number of the favourites, faced with easy first-round matches, fielded their reserves knowing that they were still good enough to secure
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    Lock icon Aussies in charge
    343 47 BRIDGETOWN, Tues. Opening batsman Steve Smith and skipper Kirn Hughes scored 66 and 65 respectively as the Australian cricketers, m their second innings, yesterday notched 243-4 against Barbados and established an overall lead of 273. The Australians, playing only three main bowlers m this match, are unlikely
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    The Delta rhythm...
    102 47 RHYTHMIC gymnastics, one of the latest Inclusions for the Olympics, will be demonstrated tomorrow at the Delta Sports Complex by a 14-member Japanese team. Rhythmic gymnastics is performed to music and with the use of apparatus. Lee Seng Huat, president of the Singapore Amateur Gymnastic Association, broached
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    Peter: How I beat Zainal
    375 47 HAKIKAT RAI on a hat-trick of success stories for Singapore squash I The master plan HE WALKED about m a daze, lost for words and drained of energy. Peter Hill had just won the East Asian individual squash •title from defending champion Zainal Abidin. "I'm
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    Victory comes a little too late
    224 47  - Victory comes a little too late PETER SIOW NEWLY-PROMOTED Choon Hong outstripped Mm Vi 93-84, but victory failed to halt their exit from the National Basketball League at the Gay World Stadium last night. It was unfortunate that Choon Hong had reserved their best for the last. If it had
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    Stewart's sense of sweet timing
    382 47 The revival FOR Stewart Ballard, the future looked bleak. At 21, he was well on his way to joining the ranks of celebrated hasbeens. He was soon to become a sporting memory. Forced into proving the man m him, the former East Asian No. 2,
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    Carefree attitudes and a nations survival
    555 48  -  PAUL JACOB Chok Tong warns of dangers undermining the will to defend the country By 4 WHILST the will to remain free is important, Singaporeans should not be misled into thinking that (the) guts and determination of the people alone can save the day...
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    Cabbie returns $10,000
    370 48 MR LJM All Bat is a 59--year-old taxi driver who lives In a three-room i flat In Prince Philip Avenue. He has a 21-year-old daughter, who Is working; a lfc-y ear-old son, still m school; another son In the army: and another boy, who Is unemployed. Earlier
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    Dental surgeon fined $1,500 for tax offences
    299 48 Evasion summons compounded for $90,000 A DENTAL surgeon was fined a total of $1,500 yesterday on six income tax summonses for failing to issue receipts and keeping copies m return for professional services. Khoo Kian Seng, m pri- vate practice m Ang Mo
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    Lock icon Where a baby is worth two breasts
    85 48 Where a baby is worth two breasts TAMPERE (Finland), Toes. The worth of a woman's breast In Finland Is 25,§M marks (about Sf9,tM) while a baby Is valued at SMM marks (about SslB,i#t), according to latest oat-of-c«iirt settlements by Finnish hospitals. One woman had her breast removed by mistake when
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    Lock icon Moved out
    49 48 LONDON, Tues. "Yorkshire Ripper" Peter Sutcliffe, Jafled for life for killing 13 women, has been moved from prison to a mental hospital, official sources said today. When he was convicted of the murders m May 1961, the jury rejected his defence plea that he was insane. Reuter
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    29 48 NEW YORK, Tues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 2.93 points to 1.155.88 m the first hour of trading on the New^York Stock Exchange AP
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    Siddhi calls on Viets to clarify new stand
    382 48  -  LIM SAY BOON By Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Tuesday THAILAND today urged Vietnam to clarify its new stand on Cambodia and spell out what it was prepared to accept from Asean to resolve the issue. The call was made by Thai Foreign Minister
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    Lock icon French diplomat shot in Beirut
    92 48 French diplomat shot in Beirut BEIRUT, Tues. Unidentified gunmen m Muslim west Beirut today shot and wounded a French diplomat as he was heading to work at his country s embassy, police said. No group claimed responsibility for the attack. A police source said the diplomat, identified as Mr Guy
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    Lock icon In and out by a nose
    125 48 In and out by a nose DORTMUND (West Germany), Tues. A man convicted of bank robbery because of his long nose was freed yesterday after two years m jail when a courtappointed nose expert said he had been wrongly identified. Klaus-Peter Zimmer, 27, had been given a six-year prison sentence
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    Two held after gantry mishap
    159 48  - Two held after gantry mishap JUDY TAN By TWO men were detained after their primemover, which was carrying a cementmixer, grazed the bottom of a gantry sign along Bukit Timah Road yesterday. The men, both Malaysians, were held for rash driving and for not having a permit for a vehicle
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      338 48 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE The National Trades Union Congress has described the recommendation on the CPF withdrawal age as unreasonable. JOANNE YAP and SHAHRIR ARIFF provide details of another great debate. The largest Singapore dollar loan m history will be signed tomorrow after more than a
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      147 48 UP TO 1 p.m. Showers m few areas m the late morning and In several areas after midday. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 24 mln. SUNSET today: 7.13 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.95 a.m. Adelaide 11/19 C Cloudy Manila 20/34 C Fair Amsterdam *C Melbourne 10 15C
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      Live and learn
      1135 1  -  LEE GEOK BOI Stori«sby Make friends worldwide by staying with families abroad WANTED: Young Singaporeans to stay as guests of families handpicked around the world. ORGANISERS: People who believe that world peace and understanding can start right m your living-rooms. INTERVIEW: The man who saw how the
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      A taste of Kentucky
      325 1 GIDGET CHOO had never heard of Lebanon, Kentucky. She couldn't even find it m her maps of the United States when she learnt she was going there as a junior ambassador last year. Lebanon, Kentucky, has fields and fields of tobacco and corn, lots of horses,
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      The goal that grew
      446 1 THE Experiment m International Living was founded m 1932 by Dr Donald Watt, to promote understanding between Americans and the French and Germans through living with each other. Today, its goal has expanded. According to its constitution, it is "to develop mutual understanding and respect among
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        Depression
        1808 2 4 Family members and friends tend to minimise the seriousness of the person's condition because his symptoms may seem part of a normal emotional reaction. As a guide, the depression can be regarded as abnormal if it appears without reason or if it is too severe or prolonged m
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        Lock icon The problem in children
        534 2  -  JAN ZIEGLER By m Washington FIFTEEN years ago, nobody believed children could get seriously depressed. Now, psychiatrists know children can suffer depression just as adults do. But they say parents, teachers and other members of the public are still unaware of the problem. Drs Donald Me
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        Lock icon Heart patients on the hotline
        896 3  - Heart patients on the hotline DAN WEIKEL Cardiac patients can telephone a US hospital, determine their condition and, if necessary, give themselves medication to stave off a heart attack. With this hotline, patients can go on holiday or return to work. By m Los Angeles A MAN calling from a
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      546 8 APPOINTMENTS Q Shangri-La hotel Applications are invited from a suitably qualified candidate for the position of PUBLIC RELATIONS MANAGER REQUIREMENTS:Must have three years comprehensive experience m Public Relations work or have served as a senior PR consultant m a well established organisation or PR Consultancy. The candidate should have a
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      842 8 NOTICES MALAYSIA BORNEO FINANCE I CORPORATION (M) BERHAD I (Incorporated m Malaysia) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Thirteenth Annual General Meeting of the members of Malaysia Borneo Finance Corporation (M) Berhad will be held at the Ballroom, Mezzanine Floor, Hotel Equatorial, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday, 17th
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      103 9 j mm 'Wv i Paul Brack had abandoned a glittering career, even sacrificed personal relationships m his crusade against the nuclear nightmare But now Brack had thrown down a gauntlet. This time he would not be allowed to escape unscathed And no one not his family, his friends or his
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      158 9 APPOINTMENT We ore o numerically small but technically orientated company marketing sophisticated products related to Gas Turbines and Diesel Engines embodying state of the art technology. Our computerized Spares Service Sales Centre provides logistic support services for customers and agents through- out the Far East. Due to expansion, we require
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      166 10 Revolutionize your thinking! In a ground-breaking approach to strategic planning m the world of business, Kenichi Ohmae goes beyond the standard formula-for-success into the mind of the creative corporate thinker. It is Dr. Ohmae 's contention supported with facts and figures from companies such as Sony, Nissan, Honda, and Yamaha
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        476 1 O and M Executive A large and progressive insurance company wishes to appoint an O and M Executive to join their existing O and M team. He or she will report to the head of the O and M department and will be responsible for reviewing, designing and implementing systems
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        117 1 ft:i»*M»ftff]**fflft«J ?s^ unseat* w« ■lfr»4B^A»2g 577, MACPHERSON ROAD SINGAPORE 1 336 f VACANCY FOR BEVERAGE PLANT PRODUCTION MANAGER IN MALAYSIA The Plant Production Manager will supervise the overall activities of the Plant involving production planning, process operation, administration, staff training and maintenance work Candidates should have Mechanical/Electrical background with not
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        262 2 NOTICES Australian grazing property "Baffle View" Lowmead Income earning property cattle grazing and intensive farming with irrigation 671 acres on 3 titles 4 miles north of Lowmead approximately 50 miles north of Bundaberg and 20 miles south of Miriamvale with 2 miles fronting permanent water on Baffle Creek. Land is
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        462 2 ■Ham ia*t«««ttiii*) U I UNITED INTERNATIONAL SECURITES LTD (incorporated m the republic of Singapore) NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Notice is hereby given that the Fourteenth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Board Room of United Overseas Bank Limited, 30th Storey, UOB Building. No. 1
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        228 2 PEINER tower cranes a great name worldwide now m Singapore and Malaysia PETER i~r» PEINER MASCHINEN UNO SCHRAUBEN-WERKE AG, AGLTJ T 7^ takes great pleasure tr^i m announcing the jr official appointment of 1 1 /I j 4SSOCMTED TR4CTORS SIIIG4PORE LjM^K for the regions of Singapore and A,*m^B^^^^ Christmas Island.
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        623 3 APPOINTMENTS S=E v 3 We are the manufacturer stockist of hydraulic adaptor fittings for flexible hoses and pipes Due to our recent expansion programme, we invite suitably qualified personnel to |om us m our Trading Manufacturing divisions I TRADING DIVISION I 1) Sales Representative I Mm GCE O level I
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        703 3 GSI, a division of Texas Instruments Singapore (Re) R I Limited invites applications for 1 1 I ACCOUNTS CLERK IN BEIJING OFFICE (PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA) Requirements: •21 years old and above Female •GCE 'O' Level Certificate or its equivalent with credits m Mathematics and English and LCC Book-keeping Intermediate
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        1219 3 W^^REDA PUMP COMPANY (S) PTC. LTO -^H Xl An affiliate of the U S multinational Fortune \Vx 500 Organisation, TRW Inc We are the I H^l world's leading manufacturer of I BA submergible oil well pumps JU and we are expanding our Singapore /^mk •j^^^ facility We have a vacancy
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        533 4 A career m 3 The Straits Times Group of newspapers is expanding fast and we need graduates to join our newspapers as journalists. The discipline m which you have earned your degree is less important than an inquiring mind and an ability to write good crisp English and to apply
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        205 4 f mm [HMEMRER (Service Division) Due to our expansion programme, we have further vacancies to be filled by suitably qualified Singapore male citizen for the following position: SERVICE ENGINEER ($17,000 $26,000 per <nwm) •■•rftadMk Mplmm fat llectrw* y KNf itManng •■HiiwiaiwffH <> fiiu exporiainffvi iii rvpvjiii ana semen* ef ».A.
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