The Straits Times, 6 June 1984

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    16 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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    Lock icon Yesterday once more
    70 1 Yesterday once more The Straits Times says... Floods are becoming too common. m The Environment Ministry could not have failed to notice that whenever there is heavy rain these days, floods would follow. There is a problem somewhere. Something ought to be done now and long before another Noah's Ark
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    Lock icon Trapped Sikhs throw bombs
    517 1 Troops begin round-up of people m Punjab as curfew is extended NEW DELHI, Tuesday INDIAN security forces began arresting people in Punjab to prevent unrest as fresh shooting broke out today near the Golden Temple and three other Sikh shrines, police sources said. The sources said
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    Lock icon Singapore opens embassy in Rangoon
    81 1 Singapore opens embassy in Rangoon RANGOON, Tues. Singapore has opened its first embassy in Rangoon and began consular activities there yesterday, an official announcement in local newspapers said today. Three Singapore diplomats led by Charge d'Affairs David Low are manning the embassy, which opened on May 16 at its temporary
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    Lock icon Egyptian PM dies
    32 1 CAIRO, Tues. Egyptian Prime Minister Fuad Mohieddin, 58, collapsed and died of a heart attack at his office m Cairo today, the official Middle East incws Agency said. Reuter
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    Lock icon Saudis 'downed aircraft over their waters'
    122 1 BAHRAIN, Ties. The official Golf News Agency said that Saudi Arabian let fighters today shot down an aircraft over Saudi territorial waters. It referred to an "aerial target" bnt gave no farther details. The Qatar News Agency quoted the Sandi Defence and Aviation Ministry
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    Lock icon 142 nations say 'yes' to Games
    151 1 142 nations say 'yes' to Games LOS ANGELES, Tues. Ten more countries have confirmed their intention to take part in the Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, boosting the number to 142. If all the 142 competed, it would be 20 countries more than the Erevious record numer in the Munich
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      Lock icon MARCOS ORDER TO FLOAT PESO
      89 1 MANILA, Ties. President Ferdinand Marcos today Issued a directive allowing the peso to float pwards beginning tomorrow for the first ttrne since October. The official Philippines News Agency (PNA) reported that the directive was one of seven regarding the nations economic recovery programme issued following
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    Divorces up, marriages down
    274 1 DIVORCE is on the rise in Singapore and fewer people are queuing up to say "I do". The latest data published by the Statistics Department shows that in the past 10 years, divorces have been steadily increasing. Last year, there were 2,356 divorces, 10 per cent
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    Lock icon 'Hello' to bigger families
    172 1 MOSCOW, Toes. Moscow authorities are offering eonples a telephone u they have more U__n two children. The government news paper, Isvestia, reported yesterday that this was one of several incentive schemes aimed at reversing a steady decline In birth rates which threatened te have a major
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      116 1 I REMEMBER D-DAY On tins anniversary of history's biggest military invasion, a veteran Journalist describes how he flew through thick fog over the beaches of Normandy 49 years ago, with a squadron of fully loaded btmben< Pago Ono DOING WHAT COMES NATURALLY A doctor writes persuasively of the effectiveness and
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      27 1 Inside 62 pages today SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS S, 4, 8, CAUSEWAY II EDITORIAL 2t LETTERS 21 BACKGROUND to TIMEBDOLLAR 2J-2* CLASSIFIEDS 21-43 RACING 43 SPORTS 4V47
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      646 2 Yen for science JAPAN, a world leader m electronics, is paying most of the $1.3-million bill to set up an electronics gallery at the Science Centre. The gallery promises to be both exciting and informative, and is the centre's biggest single project. Japan is paying $1 million and the
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      Comment
      226 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Environment Ministry's attitude towards public concern over the latest floods leaves much to be desired. Its "take-it-or-leave-lt" answer Is far too skimpy. What are the actual costs of building a better drainage system? How much more land Is needed for such a system? If
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      Background
      57 2 BETWEEN WARRING SIDES CAUGHT m the middle of the Iran-Iraq war, Kuwait is facing the most dangerous crisis since independence. Its oil tankers are open to attack from either side. Without a strong military force of its own, it is likely that should the worst happen Kuwait will have
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      Timessport
      294 2 David's dream chance LUTON TOWN, one of the most attractive First Division soccer teams m England, have offered Singapore goalkeeper David Lee a trial. And David will be quite at ease there as former Football Association of Singapore adviser Trevor Hartley is one of the Luton coaches. The dream
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      Timesdollar
      241 2 PROFITABLE SIA AIMS FOR A FIRST CLASS SERVICE THANKS to lower fuel prices and a better business climate, Singapore Airlines made a profit of $123 million last year. And this year will be even better, the airline says. The stronger economic conditions will stimulate even greater demand for air
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      Around the world
      564 2 Aussies 'not involved' AUSTRALIAN Foreign Minister Bill Hayden said yesterday that Australia did not seek to meddle m border problems between Papua New Guinea and Indonesia. "We are not seeking to interfere m the sovereign affairs of Papua New Guinea. It would be insulting to them to
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      Section Two
      375 2 D-Day: I was there EUROPE had been occupied for more than four years. So when D-Day came on June 6, 1944 and the weather was miserable, delaying liberation another day did not seem that serious. But the weather forecast was even worse for the next day, and so
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      Across the Causeway
      172 2 XL m atomic age THE Malaysian government will develop the Tun Ismail Atomic Research Centre (Puspati) m Bangi, outside Kuala Lumpur, into one of the foremost research centres m South-east Asia, Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday. But its role and scope would
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      Section Three
      172 2 Hero saves a damsel IN last week's Bamboo Green, columnist LI LIENFUNG described how Lv Zhishen, one of the heroes m the Chinese classic Shui Hu (Water Margin), wreaked havoc m a monastery he was taking refuge m after killing a man. The abbot had to send him
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      Japan may import more oil products
      317 3  -  PETER HAZELHURBT By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Tues. Singapore and other refining centres in Asia may soon be able to export more processed oil products to Japan if the Japanese government accepts the findings of a special board of advisers. The advisory board of Japan's
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      Lock icon Manila police put on 'red alert'
      329 3 MANILA, Tuesday AUTHORITIES put the entire Manila police force on "red alert" today, and warned that two mysterious fires and the murder of a top police official were part of a subversive plan to "sow terrorism." Maj-Gen Prospero Olivas, chief of the Metropolitan Police
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      Lock icon Mubarak appoints acting premier
      166 3 CAIRO. Toes. President Hosni Maharak of Egypt today named Foreign Minister Kama! Umaamn All as acting prime minister after the death of Prime Minister Fnad Mehteddln, sources said. The sources added that the present Cabinet would remain m office far the time being. Mr Mealeddln, 88,
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      Lock icon US envoy to S'pore for post in Taiwan
      101 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. Mr Harry Thayer, United States ambassador to Singapore, has been named director of the American Institute m Taiwan, which serves almost all the functions of an embassy, the institute announced yesterday. The institute said Mr Thayer will replace Mr James
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        Lock icon Afghan bus bombed
        57 3 AN UNSPECIFIED number of people died and several were wounded in a bomb explosion on Monday inside a bus in the Afghan capital, Kabul, according to the state-run radio. The broadcast, monitored in Islamabad, did not give the exact death toll. It said the blast was another
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        71 3 EL SALVADOR'S army confirmed last night tiiat a brother of Defence Minister Eugenio Vides was kidnapped from his clinic by three armed men. The reason for the abduction of Dr Eduardo Vides Casanova, 47, on Monday was not known. But it was rumoured that right wingers seized the
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        48 3 AN ATTACHE in the Israeli embassy staff in Egypt was shot and wounded on Monday night outside his home in Cairo, a spokesman for the Israeli embassy said yesterday. The embassy said the diplomat, Mr Zvi Kedar, was wounded in the hand and shoulder. UPI
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        63 3 PAKISTAN'S PROVINCIAL governments have decided to release all students arrested in unrest sparked off by the martial law decree issued three months ago banning student unions. But officials in Islamabad said the martial law government of President Mohammad Zia ul-Haq does not intend to revise its decision banning
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        44 3 FRENCH PRESIDENT Francois Mitterrand will visit Moscow in the second half of this month, the Soviet Union announced on Monday. The formal announcement ended weeks of speculation in the West as to whether Mr Mitterrand would go ahead with the trip. Reuter
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        40 3 TWO BRITISH embassy staff were ordered out of Czechoslovakia on Monday and Britian promptly protested that they were unjustified tit-for-tat expulsions. The move comes two weeks after Britain announced it had expelled two Czech diplomats for spying. Reuter
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      Lock icon We are not meddling in PNG: Australia
      374 4 We are not meddling in PNG: Australia SYDNEY, Tuesday FOREIGN Minister Bill Hayden said today that Australia does not seek to meddle in border problems between Papua New Guinea and Indonesia. "We are not seeking to Interfere in the sovereign affairs of Papua New Guinea. It would be insulting to
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      198 4 Cambodia is regional problem to Moscow Hayden SYDNEY, Tom. Australian Foreign Minister BUI Hayden said today en Us return from Moscow and Southeast Asia that the Soviet Union regarded Cambodia as a regional problem which should be resol ved by the Cambodians. Mr Hayden, who had dlseaasions with Soviet Foreign
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      Lock icon Overworked S. Korean taxi drivers see red
      271 4 SEOUL, Tues. South Korea's taxi drivers regarded as the world's most reckless are hopping mad that they are overworking themselves to turn m the amount of daily earnings fixed by their employers. Groups of taxi drivers have been venting their anger over the
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      Lock icon Backlash against Asians blamed for poor charity donations
      294 4 SYDNEY, Tues. A backlash against Asian Immigration into Australia was today blamed let the otor results of i Tfat'lonar* fund-raising^"^ appeal for refugees 1&U weekend. A donation envelope returned to the Charity Austcare's Brisbane headquarters contained three bullets and the message: "That
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      Lock icon Thais told of tour robbers
      146 4 BANGKOK, Tues. The British and Australian embassies have sent memorandums to the Thai Foreign Ministry noting that citizens of the two nations have been drugged and robbed on tour buses in southern Thailand, officials said today. A senior officer of Thailand's special tourist po- lice
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        Lock icon Thai navy commander visits China
        35 4 BANGKOK, Tues. Thailand's navy commander-in- chief Admiral Praphat Chanthaviraj left today for a week-long visit to China. He will inspect Chinese navy installations and exchange views on bilateral co-ODeration. Reuter
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        55 4 Compared to Warren Commission LOS ANGELES, Tues. The Philippine commission investigation into the death of opposition leader Benigno Aquino was compared to the Warren Commission inquiry into the assassination of President John Kennedy. Mr Alex Esclamado, an opposition publisher and witness, told the commission yesterday its findings will "reshape the
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        Lock icon End of the line for pedigrees
        41 4 JAKARTA, Tues. Pedigree dogs have been banned from Bali to protect local mongrels from getting rabies. Ten pedigree dogs rounded up by dogsquads in the provincial capital of Denpasar were waiting to be slaughtered. Reuter
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        Lock icon Vietnamese 'killed 8 fishermen'
        57 4 Vietnamese 'killed 8 fishermen' BANGKOK, Tues. Eight Thai fishermen were killed last week when their fishing trawler was fired on by Vietnamese forces m international waters m the Gulf of Thailand, Thai marine authorities said today. Harbour officials in Songkhla said nine fishermen and two trawlers were held briefly before
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        Lock icon Thailand 'using chemicals'
        58 4 BANGKOK, Tues. The Vietnamese-backed Heng Samrin regime today accused Thailand of using chemical warfare against its civilians near the border in western Cambodia. "Shells containing noxious chemicals were fired by Thai forces on the area of Hill 954. affecting many civilians," the official news agency S.P.K. said.
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      The dying minutes before race ship sank
      755 6 The dying minutes before race ship sank By THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN DESK Victim of the waves m Bermuda Triangle L They (the survivors) told us it happened at 4 a.m. w when the watch, or the crew, was changing. They said at one moment there was a big wind
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      Lock icon Awacs special sent to Saudis
      376 8 US despatch improves defence of Gulf tankers WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE Reagan administration has sent an Awacs aircraft, equipped with radar that can detect ships as well as aircraft, to Saudi Arabia. Defence Department officials disclosed yesterday that the despatch of the plane took place over
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      Lock icon US will not sell Stingers to Kuwait, sources say
      438 8 THE Reagan administration has told the government of Kuwait that its request for Stinger anti-aircraft missiles would not be granted under present circumstrances. A State Department official said no decision had been made on the Kuwaiti request for missiles to protect
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      Lock icon Israel takes economic reprisals says report
      315 8 BEIRUT, Tues. Israel was today reported to have taken economic reprisals against Lebanon because of Prime Minister Rashid Karami's demand that Israel's liaison office m the Christian area east of Beirut be closed. The report, which~appeared m Beirut's independent newspaper, AnNahar, quoted an unidentified
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      Lock icon Zimbabwe warns foreign pressmen
      101 8 HARARE, Toes. Zimbabwe yesterday said It would La future charge journalists writing Inaccurate reports about the country awl make them substantiate any allegations. The official Zlana ■ews agency, quoted Information Minister Nathan Shamny arlra as saying that many reporters wrote about Zimbabwe with "no re- gard
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      Lock icon Reagan bodyguards allowed to carry guns
      295 9 Reagan bodyguards allowed to carry guns THE LONDON SUMMIT LONDON, Tues. President Ronald Reagan arrived here yesterday for Thursday's summit meeting with armed bodyguards against the wishes of Britain's unarmed police force. Home Secretary Leon Brittan gave the goahead for two of Mr Reagan's guards to carry arms, stipulating they
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      209 9 BOGOTA, Tues. Four Latin American presidents have sent a message to the leaders of the industrialised world, urging them to consider the region's debt crisis at their summit talks this week. Colombian President Belisario Betancur said yesterday the letter from him and the presidents
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      Lock icon Ceausescu and Kremlin smooth way for summit
      255 9 Ceausescu and Kremlin smooth way for summit MOSCOW Tues A VISIT to the Soviet Union by Rumanian President Nicolae Ceausescu has underlined policy differences between the two states. But it has also smoothed the way for a communist economic summit in Moscow next week. Speaking at a dinner in honour
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      Lock icon West nations will be urged to follow US
      352 9 LONDON, Tuesday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan, who will attend the London economic summit this week is ready to urge Western industrialised nations to follow US policies as the best way to have a sustained consolidated recovery and spread its benefits to the rest
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      243 9 Mondale takes over lead in California LOS ANGELES, Tues. Mr Walter Mondale had apparently taken a lead over Sen Gary Hart m California on the eve of the final Democratic presidential primary elections, an opinion poll published yesterday said. Mr Mondale led Sen Hart by 41 to 34 per cent
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      121 9 DUBLIN, Tues. President Ronald Reagan predicted his own re-elec-tion yesterday in making a promise to return te Ireland after a second term. Mr Reagan has always cautiously refrained from making any forecasts of victory in the November elections. But In remarks prepared for his departure from Ireland,
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      Top police officer's son abetted offence
      148 11 THE 16-year-old son of a senior police officer was yesterday given a conditional discharge for six months for abetting a friend to ride a motorcycle without the owner's consent. Aftab Ahmad Khan, son of Asst Commissioner T.M. Khan, director (Manpower and Administration), pleaded guilty
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      Food value for money
      294 11  - Food value for money GRACE CHNG dzdasd By ARE you sure the tomato ketchup on your table is the real stuff? It may look like it with flavouring, food colouring, sweet potatoes, pumpkin and 2 per cent tomato solids but may not be it. The real stuff should have at
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      Doctor faces two more cheating charges
      279 11 Doctor faces two more cheating charges TWO fresh charges were yesterday brought against Dr Chow Dih, a doctor, who now faces a total of 205 cheating cases alleging he had made *nine patients believe they were seriously ill and had a total of $7,305 in fees handed to him. Dr
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      'Policeman' stole $20 after making man strip
      152 11  -  L.E. PREMA By THREATENED with arrest, a man stripped himself on the orders of a "policeman" who said he wanted to search him. But when Mr Lee Peng Keong turned his back, again on orders, the bogus policeman took the liberty of searching
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      Man died after fall from temple roof
      70 11 AN ARTISAN from India died after falling from the roof of a newly-built temple in Depot Road last August. A coroner's court heard yesterday that Mr Cennan Ramachandran, 28, was painting sculptures on the roof of the Ruthra Kaliamman Temple on Aug 13
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      All you'd want to know about electronics...
      292 11  - All you' d want to know about electronics... RONNIE WAI Japan to pay $1 m m Science Centre project By JAPAN one of the world's leaders in electronics is paying most of the $1.3million bill to set up an electronics gallery at the Science Centre. The gallery promises to be
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      One step out of a trap
      425 13 That $10,000 offer LAST Saturday, the government announced a $10,000 incentive scheme to encourage low-income, lowly- educated mothers to stop producing after one or two children. Reporter GILLIAN POW-CHONG interviewed two families which will be taking advantage of the scheme to help them get
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      Just too costly to have another child
      182 13 Just too costly to have another child MADAM Tan Gwek Fun, tt, a host second baby Is duo next month, is determined that It will be her last. After that she hopes to be sterilised. "It Is too expensive to have children nowadays." said Madam Tan who has a Primary
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      Mufti says 'yes' if reversible
      250 13 ISLAM does not permit sterilisation, including ligation, if the procedures axe permanent, said the Mufti, Syed Isa bin Mohd Semait, in a statement yesterday. He later told The Straits Times that if these procedures were reversible, they would be allowed. The Mufti's statement was in
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      More people call
      45 13 THE number of enquiries at the National Registration Department yesterday almost doubled from that of Monday. There were 469 inquiries with 67 people applying personally. On Monday there were 227 telephone inquiries and 84 personal inquiries, said a spokesman at the department.
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      Man on corruption charges
      117 13 A PUBLIC Works Department senior technician was yesterday charged with accepting money and air tickets from two sub-contractors. No plea was taken from Anthony Lim, 45, on the eight corruption charges. He was alleged to have committed the offences on separate occasions between February 1961 and
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      84-hour course on security management
      163 13 84-hour course on security management A COURSE on hotel security management will be held next month at the Singapore Hotel Association Training and Education Centre ln Nassim Hiii. The 84-hour course, which will be held from July 3t to Sept 14, will have three basic components. The first Is technical
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      Police keep watch for vice
      121 13 Police keep watch for vice SEVERAL hotels are now under close watch by the police who have found that foreign women had been engaged in vice there. Two suspected callgirls, both Filipinas, were caught by officers from the Anti-Vice Enforcement Unit in a hotel in Katong yesterday. It is understood
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      $12,000 cheating case
      69 13 $12,000 cheating case A MAN was charged yesterday with cheating another man of $12,000 which he claimed was needed for their alleged joint business venture. Ho Peng Lum, alias Er Cheng Huat, 29, allegedly deceive- Mr Eng Boon Siang into believing each of them would contribute that amount to buy
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      Crime in hotels going up, says top hotelier
      300 13 Crime in hotels going up, says top hotelier CRIME in hotels is on the rise, with 258 cases reported in Tanglin police division in tne first four months of thisyear. This figure compares with 613 cases for tne whole of last year and 605 for the previous year, said Mr
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      Local builders win $44 m 'do it your way' deal
      246 13  - Local builders win $44 m 'do it your way' deal MATHEW YAP By A CONSORTIUM of five local contractors has won the Housing Board's first design-and-build contract worth $44.2 million for 1,232 flats in Kaki Bukit and Hougang. Hytech Builders Pte Ltd, which includes two of the board's frontline contractors,
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      It never rains
      457 14  -  ILENE ALESHIRE NG WENG HOONG Reports by and dgdgsdfd 'Exceptions' becoming the rule after each downpour FEB 2. March 3. April 16. April 19. May 7. May 15. May 21. May 25. May 27. And now June 5. In the past three months, Singapore has suffered 10
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      but it pours
      443 15 O Pictures by WEE BENG HUAT, MAZLAN BADRON, ARTHUR LEE and SEETOH KOK TYE l!LLi*lilLu£ Rainfall already near average for this month FOR the 10th time this year, roads and low-lying areas in various parts of the island were flooded yesterday. The lashing South-west Monsoon rains yesterday
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      Days of 'kepalas' numbered
      318 17  - Days of 'kepalas' numbered WONG AI KWEI Firms to take over worker recruitment By THE days of the "kepala", or labour subcontractor, in the building industry are numbered. The government is now seeking out enterprising individuals who are willing to set up companies which offer modern equipment and a regular
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      HK, Macau contests for dragon boat team
      134 17 HK, Macau contests for dragon boat team DESPITE coming m third at the dragon boat race at East Coast Parkway on Sunday, the national team, like true sportsmen, are willing to try again. They will be pitting their skills at the Macau International Dragon Boat Race tomorrow and the Hongkong
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      NUS law course
      55 17 NUS law course A 10-WEEK course on the general principles of Singapore law will be beld by the National University of Singapore's Department of Extramural studies. Lectures, which start tomorrow, will be held every Thursday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Institute of Education off Bukit Timah Road.
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      Accused acquitted
      412 17  -  MAUREEN CHUA Acid attack case Judge rejects evidence By PRODUCTION manager Soh Kim Hock, 37, was yesterday cleared of three charges of throwing acid at his estranged wife and two sisters-in-law. Soh was acquitted without being called to make his defence. Mr Justice A. P. Rajah rejected the
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      Get coins ready on bus No. 9
      71 17 Get coins ready on bus No. 9 COMMUTERS on bus Service 9 of the City Shuttle Service will soon have to carry more coins when they board the service which runs between Lorong 1, Geylang, and the Bukit Merah Interchange. The service will be one-man-operated from Monday. The distance-related fare
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      Lock icon Puspati to be made into leading centre
      346 16 Malaysia welcomes aid to develop atomic project BANQI (Selangor), Tuesday THE Malaysian government will develop the Tun Ismail Atomic Research Centre (Puspa ti) here into one of the foremost research centres m South-east Asia, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said today.
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      Lock icon Four Thai women arrested
      91 16 Four Thai women arrested KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Four Thai women believed to be prostitutes engaged at bars and massage parlours here were arrested today, the immigration department said. A spokesman said the women, aged between 21 and 24, were picked up by the department's enforcement officers and detained for want
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      Lock icon Bad choice
      48 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Two extortion suspects were arrested in Chens on Sunday when they picked on a wrong victim a police officer. One of the suspects was shot in the leg when he tried to escape, City CED chief, Asst Commissioner Yahava Tsa said yesterday. NST
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      Lock icon Radioactive waste site at Papan to stay — PM
      199 16 Radioactive waste site at Papan to stay PM BANGI, Ttea. Ike K*verament has plans to shelve the raiUaetlve waste dunptag gr*aad project tat Papas., sear Ipsh, «r Aaftt BBSkSBIWMi §4 SB^nSaBsIBSBSBS* •lie, the Malaysia*. Prlsje m I I tali saeattag itpnlii faL ifiL ithe eoa- are* fer mMmtMrn waste trmm
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      Lock icon Doctors want KL to ban two toxic drugs
      338 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuos. MALAYSIA should follow Singapore's lead and ban two toxic drugs used in the treatment of arthritis and rheumatism, Malaysian Medical Association (MMA) president Dr S. Saravananthan said today. The drugs phenylbutazone and oxyphenbutazone may at times destroy bone marrow
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      Lock icon Man had 11 ID cards
      83 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A former police constable who could not produce his own identity card but had 1 1 belonging to others, was fined $1,000, m default six months' Jail, by the magistrate's court yesterday. The accused, known only as Abdullah, of Masjid Tanah, Malacca,
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      Lock icon Reason is not good enough says official
      192 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE government cannot ban the two toxic drugs phenylbutazone and oxyphenbutazone merely because they produce dangerous side effects, the director of pharmaceutical services in the Health Ministry. Mr Yeap Boon Chye, said today. r He said although these drugs were
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      Lock icon Nearly half of prisoners are drug addicts
      291 16 Nearly half of prisoners are drug addicts KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. More than 6,500 inmates or nearly half of the prison population of about 14,000 m the country are drug addicts. They are either undergoing treatment and rehabilitation organised by the Prisons Department or serving their time m prison, according to
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      Lock icon 5,277 families waiting for flood aid
      139 16 5,277 families waiting for flood aid JOHOR BARU, Tues. A total of 5,277 famiJies badly affected by the recent floods in the s_?te, have yet to receive the $700,000 cash promised them under the flood rehabilitation programme. State Welfare Services Director Shu Chen Lin said yesterday the families had not
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      15 shops burnt
      54 16 KUANTAN. Tues. More than 100 people were made homeless when fire razed 15 shophouses at the 16km Jalan Gambang near here yesterday No one was hurt in the fire, which broke out at about lunch time, and was believed to have been caused by a gas cooker
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      Lock icon Plan to catch elephants threatening estates
      168 16 JOHOR BARU, Tues. The Johor Wildlife and National Parks Department will launch an operation after Hari Raya Puasa to catch a herd of wild elephants which had been threatening crops and settlers in three estates in Segamat. A tame elephant would be used just
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      535 16 E The best reason fiar a Japanese meal today is the famous Nadaman. Tlie art of Japanese cuisine, with its emphasis on subtlety of taste, aesthetic appearance and traditional ways of serving, finds its highest expression here at the famous Nadaman restaurant m the Shangri-La. Set lunch from $21.* The
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  • TIMESCOPE
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      Lock icon 35-hour work week crisis
      591 18  -  M. GRETCHEN ON MAY 14, about 13,000 West German metalworkers went on strike m the industrial area around Stuttgart. The strike by IG Metall, West Germany's biggest union, was called m support off its demand for a 35-hour work week without a reduction of pay packets.
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      Conflicting trends in the economy
      416 18 Conflicting trends in the economy UNDERLYING IG Metall's strike are two conflicting trends in the West German economy: A rapidly growing working age population and a shrinking manufacturing base. Although last year's double digit unemployment figures have been reduced to 9.6 per cent, there are 2.4 million jobless West Germans.
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      Pros and cons of shorter working hours
      343 18 Pros and cons of shorter working hours CAN a shelter werk week help care aaempieymeatr Or would the extra easts cripple whale Industrie* and lead to mere unemployment than everf These are barnlag questions fer Rarepe, where the present total of mere than 1Z million registered -unemployed could possible Mt
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  • The Straits Times says
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      No Noah for an answer
      485 20 No Noah for an answer SO FAR, the Ministry of the Environment's response to queries on what it was doing about recent floods goes like this: Unless Singaporeans are prepared to pay a higher, and less cost-effective, price for a better drainage system, they will have to bear with the
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    Keeping the peace with MX
    667 20 The Art Buchwald column THE first time I heard of the MX was bach m int when a friend of mine at the Pentagon called me and said: "What would y»o think If we came np with a new missile designed to deter the Soviets
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    Ceausescu plays balancing game with the Soviets
    603 20  -  LEOPOLD UNGER By writing for the International Herald Tribune BRUSSELS Rumania, si, the rest of the Sovietbloc countries, no. Once again, Mr Nicolae Ceausescu, the problem child of the East bloc, is playing games with Moscow. When countries such as Dr Castro's Cuba
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    Mrs Gandhi eyes presidential powers
    1058 20  -  MOHAN RAM in NEW DELHI It would ensure she retains control over India By WITH barely seven months left in her current term of office, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi finds her Congress Party's electoral fortunes dwindling. It has fared dismally in contests for 23 seats
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  • FORUM
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      Hawker flouts sit as you please order
      301 21 RECENTLY, my family and I went to Kallang Hawker Centre for lunch. After selecting the food, we looked around for a vacant table and seats. As it was a Sunday, the place was quite crowded. We finally found a table a few stalls
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      Where have all the Arts Festival fans gone?
      282 21 Where have all the Arts Festival fans gone? BY THE interval, my layman's senses had experienced enough to realise that the pianist on stage was good. No, not good for a Singaporean ut exceptional on any scale. In the short span of time, he had somehow managed to skilfully tease
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      Untitled
      85 21 THE Straits Times welcomes letters from you. Your letters must include your signature, full name, address, and horn* and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you with. Brevity is an advantage. We reserve
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        Ssangyong tightens up safety at worksite
        162 21 Ssangyong tightens up safety at worksite WE WOULD like to reply to "Safety First" regarding "Steel rod fell onto road" (ST, May 26). We thank the writer for bringing the inci dent to our attention. Safety has always been our company's motto, and we regret that the incident happened. We
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        Give us more details
        117 21 Give us more details I REFER to the letter, "Traffic policeman didn't say a word" from "Motorist" (ST, May 24). We wish to inform the writer that all Traffic Police officers are repeatedly briefed to be courteous and to be more communicative towards road users. As the officer complained of
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      Why the ATM rejects your card
      144 21 Why the ATM rejects your card ISFYF™- to the letter b y "Embarrassed" (ST, May 1). We wish to inform the writer that a Cash-On-Une card may be rejected by an automated teller machine (ATM) for various reasons, e.g. if the card is damaged or if the magnetic strip is
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      Can tuition agencies take a big cut? It depends...
      141 21 WE REFER to the letter "Can tuition agencies take a big share?" by "A Tutor" (ST, May 17). The Employment Agencies Act and the Employment Agency Rules apply only to agencies which are carried on (or, or in connection with, the
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      Allow US tO opt for CPF scheme
      144 21 Allow US tO opt for CPF scheme I REFER to the letter by "Justice" of Singapore tflt (ST, June 2) who hopes that the {government will allow to employees to go on the Central Provident Fund scheme. I tally agree with "Justice". I know of many young teachers who are
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      Bring back the hardy palm tree to our suburbs
      279 21 Bring back the hardy palm tree to our suburbs VISITORS to Singapore laud our "Garden City" and the Parks and Recreation Department is to be commended for its work. I would like to suggest a few proposals that would help cut down on the time, labour and cost of keeping
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  • BACKGROUND
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      Caught in the middle
      1164 22  -  DAVID HIRST Kuwait poor little rich state m the crossfire between Iraq and Iran By IN 1978, Ayatollah Khomeiny arrived at the Kuwaiti frontier from the Shi'ite holy city of Najaf, where he had been living in exile. In deference to the Shah, still holding out
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      Japan has head start in flat screen computer market
      640 22 Japan has head start in flat screen computer market BOSTON DIGITAL watches have given Japan a head start In a race to exploit a booming market for flat screen personal computers, bat US companies are racing to catch op. Flat screens can redace the weight of briefcase computers expected to
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      485 22 I "^V The Warehouse Building I M A With Overall Modernised I ■/^UfOP^GNERy Facilities And Spacious Arf.<i. I I (Combination of Offices/Warehouse/Cargo lifts/ 1 9 Car park under one roof) I Strategically Sited At The Junction of MacPherson H H Road/Airport Road Unique Concept Of Structure H jH Easy Communication
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    • In the market
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        A strong market despite rise in lending rates
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        38 23 INDICES Highs Lows dadadA 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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        Singapore barometer
        37 23 Singapore barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 67 30 17 Finance 6 2 9 Hotels 3 2 5 Properties 3 4 4 Plantations 7 3 1 Mining 2 3 1 Deb/Loans 4 0 5 Total 92 44 42
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        K. Lumpur barometer
        42 23 K. Lumpur barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 52 37 30 Finance 7 1,4 Hotels 1 0 0 Properties 5 2 5 Oil palms 2 3 4 Tins 4 5 3 Rubbers 10 3 8 Deb/Loans 0 0 1 Total 81 51 55
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          Indices
          66 23 June 4 tune 5 BT Composite ***** 860 71 BT Indicator *****88 *****85 BT 08/ OS 93 80 ST Industrials 939 39 945 47 ST Fintnet 2878 46 7832 29 ST Hot* 930 96 930 41 ST Properties 618 67 619 74 SlMininp 392.11 ***** ST Plantations 2770 08
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          Most active
          15 23 PoKong Com 1,293.000 TDM 892,000 FotMf M.rlm 877.000 Acmo 503,000 P«gi Msio 453,000
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          Rises
          73 23 rmttP* 830 +20 TDM 281 +17 Wed Choc 252 16 landmark* H 50c 338 14 CCM 482+12 CASH 50c 404+12 Paper tndKh 280 +12 ST P 1975 1090 10 MBniiii 920 +10 Oriental MdfS 585 10 Gtntincs 525 10 Cora Plant 50c 293 +8 Fed Cibtei 293 +8 UOL
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          Falls
          66 23 Ow fed. 271 -29 DKwamat 1210 -20 KIMSOC 270 -14 Swpißni 1100 —10 Kmm*«soc 790 -10 Rntrmw 780 -10 LMiHm 700 -10 RoxyEhct 390 -10 MGbn 200-9 TtidtCorp 306 -6 Shjnri-Li 286 -6 Vemwfrad 182 -6 M Cwntnt 745 —5 S«Un|or Dredt 675 —5 him 595 -5 Sth Mm
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        KLSE up slightly
        90 23 A LATE rebound helped to take shares marginally ahead on a fairly wide front at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. The 30-counter New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index was up 3.97 points to 1491.57. Overall, gains were mostly marginal but selected counters managed to chalk
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        ST Industrial index components
        61 23 Bcu»t.!jd Bhd +3 Umn PMC +4 S«nb 9* +1 C*C +2 m«Par +1 PanEJie +3 StatDirby +3 COJ +12 M***BM +5 fefcPM +4 S Trad* U nch Cold Staragc +2 Ktppd unch Emc MM^PwpoM -3 frw^ +1 TtamPA +20 FIN +5 NBT +3 Mtourii +1 UMltofct
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      How to convince people to buy from you
      407 23 FIVE questions are the answer to successful selling, says a marketing consultant. In fact, says Mr Ian Cook, you shouldn't be selling at all but convincing people to buy. The rigidly standard sales forrhat opening, arousing attention, making presentation, over- tin ing
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      Pet shop that has 'gone to the dogs'
      240 23  - Pet shop that has 'gone to the dogs' ANGELINE TAN By IF YOU were to pass the Doggy Shop in the basement at Orchard Towers, you might notice a little bundle of white fur darting among the stuffed toy dogs. That little bundle is Chester, a West Highland White Terrier
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        Lock icon Near deal
        39 23 WASHINGTON Chrysler Corp and Mitsubishi Motor Corp are close to signing a joint venture agreement to build at least 100,000 subcompact cars a year m the US, the Washington Post quoted motor industry sources as saying. Reuter
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        Lock icon Profits forecast
        59 23 TOKYO Current profits of major Japanese companies m the year ending March 31, 1985, are expected to rise by an average of 21.7 per cent from 1983/ 84, according to a survey by Wako Research Institute of Economy Inc. The survey covers 413 companies, excluding banks, insurance and
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        Lock icon Atari's new computer
        65 23 CHICAGO Warner Communications Inc's Atari Inc disclosed plans at the International Summer Consumer Electronics show to introduce a new "high-end" home computer in the third quarter. Atari president John Farrand said the computer will feature a built-in, double-sided, dual-density disk drive that stores 352 kilobytes of random
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        Lock icon GM forms new unit
        45 23 DETROIT General Motors Corp said it has formed a new military vehicles operation as part of its power products and defence operations group. The new operation will be based at GM's technical centre m Warren, Michigan, with additional m Indianapolis. Reuter
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      Flying high, but even better this year
      352 23  - Flying high, but even better this year SALMA KHALIK SlA's profit hits $123 m thanks to cheaper fuel, stronger economy By THANKS to lower fuel prices and a better business climate, Singapore Airlines made a profit of $123 million last year. And this year will be even better, the airline
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      Small business
      161 23 vitamin pills make up about 40 per cent of sales. About three out of five of his customers are women and he does not cater only to the expatriate. About nine out of 10 customers are Singaporeans. Mr Oh put his savings of about $50,000 into the shop
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      Lock icon Who is a good entrepreneur?
      290 23 A TYPICAL entrepreneur Is stubborn, daring, only a marginal student in college and influenced mere by his mother than by his father. That's what Mr William Delaaey, a business consultant In the US, believes. "Kids who Uved in hemes where the father was absent leaned
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      Another job for Wong
      55 23 O VERSE A-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd's general manager (International Division) Wong Nang Jang has been appointed chairman of Forward Oversea Credit Ltd, a finance company jointly owned by the OCBC and Midland Bank group. Mr Wong will retain his present duties as GM (Internationa] Division) m
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      Lock icon Malaysia Ventures Berhad rejects proposals
      275 23 Malaysia Ventures Berhad rejects proposals KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia Ventures Berhad, the country's first and only venture capital firm, has rejected all the proposals it received so far because they failed to meet the criteria set by the company. Altogether, 30 proposals were received. Four of them, mainly manufacturing outputs, nearly
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      Business done in Singapore
      3096 24 READERS should be aware of the Imitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the Smfapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered m "business done". Further because al dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      2029 24 INDUSTRIALS A|inomoto (3.825) Alcom (2 258 2.265) (3) 2.24 (4) 2 25 xd Antoh (1.948 1.955) (13) 1 94 (2) 1.93(17) 1.95 A Choc (2.785) (1) 2.65 (2) 2.66 (1)267(2)2.68(1)2.75(5)2.80 (2) 2.70 (4) 2.81 (7) 2.79 (1) 2.84 (10)2.78 AMD (4.008) (2) 3.98 (1 4.00
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      How your stocks performed
      2765 24 Al shares quoted have a par value of $1. unless otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Taieiempted dmdend. ABN is traded m lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m dolars. I?* 4 r >•«! YMd Vol Day Mfh LtwCompany Sate Chanft COOO) Hfcti
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        GOLD MARKET
        25 25 GOLD USJ/oz Tues Moo Singapore 395.00—395 40 394.20—394.60 Hongkong 395.10 395.50 -closed Mon Fri New York 395.00-395.50 390.00—390.50 London 392.00—392.50 393.75 394 25
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        GOLD
        111 25 THE KILOBAR market traded between 5526,657 and 5526.783. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.10/50. Prices were down to U*****.30/70 before recovering to U*****.60/6.00 (day high), and closing at U*****.20 60 for lunch. It re-opened lower at U*****.50/90, went down to U*****.80/4.20 (day low), and closed at i:*****.
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        PALM OIL
        127 25 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices weakened further on short selling and buying reserve prompted by the continuing easiness m Chicago soya futures. PALM Closinf prices Crude MS/ tome paknoi Jun 1470 (sellers) 1465 (south) 1460 (central) 1445 (north) Refined palm oi RBD palm oil Jun 800 (sellers) Jui
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        COPPER
        23 25 Cloimf pnc« COPPER tnmt Mm Spot 1013.00 1013.50 (1029.50—1030 00 3 months 1033.00 1033.50 (1046.50—1047 00 Market tone: Easter Sales: 35.750 tonnes
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        18 25 ALUMINIUM Mm Spot 948.00-***** (962 00— 962.50) 3 months 961.50—***** (975.50-976.00) Market tone: Easier Sales: 18,150 tonnes
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        66 25 THE Singapore rubber market closed lower with June One RSS buyers quoted at 183.5 cents per kilo, down four cents from Monday. In Kuala Lam par, the Malaysian rubber market fell further to 205.5 cents per kilo for June Int One RSS buyers, down 2.5 cents. The International Natural
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        76 25 THE Straits Tin price in Penane rose two cents to MJ29.17 per kilo, moving from the International Tin Agreement's floor level of M$29.15 into the TTA lower sector for the first time since March 5. The buffer stock manager continued to provide support but strong demand from Japanese
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        22 25 SILVER Ctoiint price* USS/froyoz Iwt Mm Singapore 9 40-9 4b 942-947 Mm Fii New York 9.37—9.42 9.25—9.30 Source Credit Swsse. Spore
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        283 25 FOB m bales R *S MRELB (Scenh/kio) (Mcents/kio) Noon Close Noon rin«» Int. 1 RSS prompt 186 00— 187 00N 184.50-185.50N unq Int. 1 RSS June 185.50—186.00 183 50—184 00 206 50—207 50 205 SO_?nfi m Int. 1 RSS July 191.00-191.50 189.50-190.00 Ob bO-206 50 Int. 2 RSS June
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        278 25 Km* dwtif CMri prices, Looruain 100% aneu crOD prtmVlOOkl M $/».«.g«4«« Istgra* unq *ang«. new crop Coconut Ric« L Tri2?* «c Of M »*> Oil fwTSulr looruain 100% i s t rM <. m,_ Bo* FOB 240.00 (seders) JSf.T?'^ 3rd r«Je unq new crop 142 20 0M drum
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      409 25 i i i i i i i i i i Hongkong Hang Seng Tuesday 932.44 (closed) i Week ago 923.03 0 Austraian Al-Ordinaries "1 Tuesday 674.7 (681.5) Week ago 676.3 Austraian Industrials Tuesday 925.1(926.9) Week ago 927.9 Financial Times Industrials Monday 843.3 (824.5) Week ago closed Dow Jones
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      272 25 5 W Ct»«l|t Hk Elect Worr 810 Intl City 0.54 +002 Sime Dorby AMocoted HoteK su&p Hk Got 595 +0 1 Jordme Math 890 +0 15 Sino Lond 0 368 unch Book Of Eoit As,o 22 00 Hk HoteK 18 30 +0 2 Jordme Sec 620 +0.05 Stelux Cheung
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      321 25 tMS 1m Chwjt Mitsubishi 528 unch Mittu Co 346 +3 Aimomoto 1160 10 Mitv* Shipbldg 153 +1 Ako. 412 -8 Mitsui Smelting 546 +21 Amodo 1120 +10 MiHufcoshi 386 -4 AsoK Chem 585 -20 Mihum A*oh. Gloss 708 Murato Mfg Bonk Tk 484 +22 N*ko Sec 470 +5 Brxloestone
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      906 25 Jim. Ctnts dunce (Awt) A C I 17) +2 A N I 202 -5 A P M 195 -5 Aberfovte 560 unch Age 245 unch Afconce Oil 58 -I Albed MHI 225 -1 Ampo) Exp 330 -15 Ampol Pet 150 -5 Anz 510 -4 Ashton 105 -I B H
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      178 25 Jmt4 IBS Change Gulf CM Cp 79* £Xi£X si i?E c Is Boeing Co 40* Levi Strou 26H +H Burroughs Cp SIW +H Litton Indust 72V4 +1H Coterpilor Co 42M, +H Lockheed Airc 35Vt +H Chos* Monhtn 4IH +H Mcdonokh 65 +H Chryjl* Cp 24W -H Mgm Film
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        216 25 THE US dollar opened at S$2. 0925/40 and was brought to a high of SS2.0945/55. before closing at S$2.0940/50. Trading was thin with some commercial demand. The greenback was traded mixed against major currencies. Against the Deutschemark, it opened at 2.6670/85 and was traded between the range of 2.6600/10
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        184 25 Foreign currency Australian dollar Canadian dollar NZ dollar Sterling pound US dollar Austrian schilling Belgian franc (com) Danish kronor Deutschemark Finnish mark French franc Hongkong dollar Indian rupee Indonesian rupiah Italian lira Japanese yen Korean Won* Malaysian dollar Netherland guilder New Taiwan dollar* Norwegian kronor Philippine peso* Renminbi
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        222 25 Managers' pricas for Jun 6 Singapore Unit Trust The Comrwce 3.17— 3.37 ad The Savmp Fund 1 93— 2 05 Spore Prof Fund 1 41— 1 50 Spore Sec Fund 2.16-2.29 Spore Invest Fund 117—1 24 S pore Equity Fund 1 40— 1 48 Asia Unit Trust Mai
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      217 25 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL RecetVFf Receiving Ship (Voyafe) An Carjo Time Hock Hakata M (52/538) 7/6(1600) FSB 1100 1300/21 M) 2200 G3 C R Librevri (3R) 7/6(0700) FSB 1300 1500/1800 1900 B 6 Jenwel (18/84) 7/6(0700) FSB 0800 0900/*****800 Sea Pretade (27) 7/6(0700)
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      254 25 Vessel Berth Arr Oep vessel Berth Arr Oep K»PP»I Wh«rv»t Niaga XIV 306 6/6 6 6 Qmg He Cheng 31/2 aside 6/6 i. IMM Str Venture 20 a side 6/6 Jurong Frances Bay 19 6/6 8/6 Glory Srtatan V 6 a side 6/6 Shou Shan 27/8 6/6
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      $19 m profit from stake sale
      272 26 Khong Guan SELLING SHORT KHONG Guan Flour Milling Ltd will get $19 million profit from the sale of its entire 30 per cent holding in United Malayan Flour Mills Bhd. The agreement for the sale of the 1.8 million shares to Golden Hut Enterprises
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        Report to KLSE
        47 26 TONGKAH HARBOUR TIN DREDGING has told the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange that Bena Plantations Sdn Bhd, which it wants to buy, has two shareholders. Datuk Mai id Khan and Haji Hakim Khan hold 59 per cent and 41 per cent in the company, respectively.
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        39 26 THE 25th AGM of KUNDONG TANJONG PAU CO BHD will be held on June 25. A final dividend of 42 per cent will be proposed at the meeting and, if approved, will be paid on July 20.
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        Suspended
        29 26 SHARES of PAPER PRODUCTS (M) BHD will be suspended from trading from June 18, until the listing and quotation of new shares of 50 sen each is completed.
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        Profits up 124 pc
        49 26 SANYO INDUSTRIES (M) BHD has posted a 123.9 per cent increase in net profit after taxation to M$528,967 last year. The company has declared a first and final dividend of 10 per cent (tax exempt), and its 17th AGM will be held on June 26.
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        44 26 MENTAKAB RUBBER CO (M) BHD has proposed a final dividend of 30 per cent for the year ended last December, to be paid on July 18 if shareholders approve it at the 25th AGM to be held on June 27.
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        30 26 TRONOH MINES (M) BHD has declared a final dividend of 40 per cent for the year ended last December. Its eighth AGM will be held on June 27.
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        17 26 ARAB-MALAYSIAN DEVELOPMENT BHD has incorporated a wholly-owned trading company m Hongkong, namely, Taifab Hongkong Ltd.
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        Buying a stake
        53 26 AMBASSADOR HOTEL LTD (AHL) is acquiring a 30 per cent interest m Look Fook Sow Sdn Bhd (LFSSB). The company intends to develop landed properties m Malaysia. AHL will pay $3 million cash for the 3,000,000 shares. LFSSB was incorporated on Nov 30, 1978, but has not
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        Change
        48 26 BUKIT SEMBAWANG ESTATES LTD has told the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange tnat its consolidated operating profit for the second half-year to March 31 this year, should be $2.5 million at the company level, instead of $3.4 million as submitted m its preliminary final statement earlier this month.
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      Keppel expects lower profits
      268 26 Keppel expects lower profits Higher interest burden cited as the cause KEPPEL Shipyard, which is asking for more money from its shareholders through a rights issue, has said it may not be able to even maintain last year's already sharply reduced $28 million group pre-tax profit this year. Keppel hopes
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      452 26 LONDON Weak demand In the United States dragged down the price as Renters Holdings PLC went public on Monday with a sale of shares In New York and London. The offering demonstrated the difficulty of simultaneously offering shares ln two markets, bankers said.
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      119 26 BUSINESSMEN can now ask the Trade Development Board for profiles of the US, Britain, Canada and West Germany. They are the first of a series of 40 country profiles being preparea by the board, under the sponsorship of DBS Bank, to help exporters penetrate overseas
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      135 26 BUMIPUTRA Merchant Bankers Berhad, which has been appointed to advise Berjaya Kawat shareholders on the offer from Nautilus Corporation Berhad to buy shares at $3.50 each, say they should sell their shares on the market provided the market price does not fall below the offer price.
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      692 27 j TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES: CLASSIFICATION GUIDE iJSi 1/^*** I //A IS: l'^^ 11^^^ lIS^C (f^\ //A tf^itX Public Lid. 9 1^m mf J°som ayT TieS) SemiDlspl^ (M,n >5 P 7 cf Q^"j,ra, T ,'s T.mes P«r.on.l Servic.t/M.rch.ndi.. p 27,28 cA TS »j^fr Cj^^fey X^~-^^ X^-—^^ Jl JJ £~dr H-OOpm for
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      423 27 12 Boat Equipment/ Accessories DIESEL ENGINE FOR sailing J yacht. Just overhauled propel- ler 4 shaft. Call *****04. 13 Musical Equipment BLESSIMG PIANO $1,950 Down- payment $195. Monthly $84.00. > Song's Piano House. Peninsula i Plaza, *****27. Branch. 294 Changi Road. *****14. Mur. Kal I Piano, Ang Mo Kio *****83.
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      633 27 ■I 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing SIN HOE INTERIOR Company specialises In making It designing furniture, decorating Interiors of houses, offices, factories It I etc. Free estimation. Please call: *****75 *****20 WE SPECIALISED IN Re-uphol-stery for home, offices, clubs, restaurants and hotels. Direct done by our factory experts. Contact Mr Oh:
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      555 27 18 Horn* Furniture/ 18 Horn* Furniture/ Furnishing Furnishing Beautiful homes begin with Amplimesh ailimiiijffm grilles. ''''mi-illiwi^B H i j3 And they stay beautiful forever. Tha daan. ityNah Hna* of AmpMmaah aluminium grMaa add* good taata and baauty to any mtarior or axtartor dacor Unlike ttaal. AmpMmaah aluminium grMaa do not
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      286 27 27 Wanted WE PURCHASE PRECIOUS metals (gold, sliver, palladium, platinum etc.), precious gems and other precious collections m any type and form. #03-97G, 3rd floor. Golden Mile Complex, Beach Road. Tel: *****29. BEST PRICES OFFERED for Pawnshop tickets. Gold, silver, diamond, watch, etc. Call: Miss Llm, Jalan Besar, Sim Llm
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      713 27 30 Hairdressing I YUMEI INTERNATIONAL TOVKO/ London creative teams In attendance Michael Nigel Saul I Kazuko Koike 40M> off Cut i $15.00. Perm: $35.00. Registration I open now for Hairdressing courses students under personal coaching Models required for experienced Trainee Hair- I stylists Cut: $1.00. Perm: $3.00. I Appointment: *****01
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      529 27 35 House Cleaning/ Painting A BETTER CARPET Shampooing, steaming, painting, parquet varnishing, floor polishing. Tel: *****95/ *****38 Caldeco CleanIng. HOUSE PAINTING: H.D.B. 3- room $150 4-room $250. 5-room $300. Call *****73. for more information. PROFESSIONAL SHAMPOOING OF Tientsin carpets, wall to wall carpets and lounge sets at reasonable charges. Call
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      723 27 36 House Renovation/Repair/Decor SPECIALIST IN REPAIRING ro leakage, brick wall, fencing, gu ter. awning and all kinds renovation work Include remo als and disposals service Reasonable price Tel: *****7 *****67 SPECIALIST IN RENOVATION houses, offices, factories, shoj Partitions, ceiling, wallpap< carpet, flooring tiles, rubbi tiles, marble, parquet floorlr painting, repairing
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      640 27 8 B^^^^^v~ it BBf er I >g. I THREE FAMILIES HAVE come m I H together to hold a Jumble a sa| e at one of their homes s V today The available items n f^^^^^^^^^^^F range from clothings to BP kitchen appliances Hurry BV^ and rummage through BM^ classification
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      406 27 50 Office Equipment/ Supplies NITSUKO TELEPHONE 308 MM with music. $2,500 Phone *****2 V *****79 51 Printing/Copying Services KIS EXPRESS SERVICES INTRODUCES INSTANT PRINTING BUSINESS A SOCIAL CARDS Creative our team aj trained printers will help you with your design and letter settings Quick simple i-arcis hours Logo or design
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      558 28 39 Photography 39 Photography 39 Photography 39 Photography STUDENTS! I FEATHER TO YOUR CAP. Nikon The World's Finest Photographic System will give any student owning a Nikon camera a FREE entry ticket to the Jurong Bird Park for them to photograph the beautiful birds at the park and enter the
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      317 28 54 Book-keeping/ Secretarial/ Answering/ Translation Services INCORPORATION OF COMPANIES, conversion of business into Private Limited Companies. Share valuations, Windlng-up companies, Secretarial services, personal/ companies tax. Call Miss Yong: *****84. ACCOUNTS/TAX RETURNS for personal, companies and property taxation by experienced qualified personnel. *****86/ *****86 Henry Isaac Management Associates. CONFIDENTIAL TELEPHONE ANSWERING
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      408 28 56 Industrial Equipment/Supplies CRUSHING MACHINE Modal Granulator U-140 Yaar of purchase 1981 Maker Horai Works Co. Ltd. FOR SALE 'as is where is' at: =01-07, Blk. 54 Kallang Bahru Viewing contact: B. Quek/ BjajMj Tel: *****55 ext. 37/48 Offer purchasing: Leslie Loh 1 Tel: *****19/ *****55 ext. L 26/36 SALE
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      212 28 60 Business Opportunities WANTED i Enquiries are invited from Interested parties to stock and distribute an advanced chemical corrosion inhibitor and lubricant with military, marine, aviation and industrial applications. Contact SOLE AGENT: DEBEGPTELTD 67 Ayer Rajah Crescent #07-01, Singapore 05-3 TahTTSSIti Telex R*****6, Answer back DEBEGPL COUNTER KIOSK Main antranca
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      858 28 60 Business Opportunities Sales/Service Distributor Wanted American heavy duty industrial stitching machines for manufacture of shoes, luggage, sporting goods. CONTACT MR PAPANEK PURITAN INDUSTRIES STAND N3 INTERNATIONAL LEATHER FAIR WORLD TRADE CENTRE ON JUNE 6TH 9TH WANTED REGULAR SNACKS supply for snack shop inside Fltzpatrirk's Serangoon Garden, 1 Maju Avenue.
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      555 28 la WM__r_i AN ADVERTISER REQUIREB H I ILJB lhe services or a pianist for H I f mm her dance school. If you qualify, read the notes at 0 BM^ classification 661. _______8 H H 1 1 H _H V e_LJ LJB 65 Situations Wanted DOMESTIC SERVANTS $160 pn Bone!
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      416 28 66 Situations Vacant r- a) Professional/ n Executive ia THE AMERICAN 3 HOSPITAL OF v SINGAPORE 321 Joo Chiat Place v Singapore 1542 v Po#itK>o* *r# now op#fi fof 1. PSYCHIATRIC H TRAINED I- REGISTERED NURSES 2. PSYCHIATRIC d TRAINED STATE Z ENROLLED NURSES (SRN A SEN with paychiatric experience
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      463 28 66 Situations Vacant b) EDP CAD/CAM vendor requires SERVICE ENGINEER Minimum NTC/ Dtpluma In Electronics with 1 year's experience. PhOfM: *****63/ *****94 for appointment. ELECTRONIC ENGINEER to maintain and service supermicro computers. Minimum Diploma m Electronics Engineering and 1 year experience Salary $1,200 $2,000 Call: *****74 or writ* P.O. BOX
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      570 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical c) Secretarial Clerical We are the regional sales organisation of a leading HHaaaßaaaai European Steel Group We have immediate vacancies for the B^B^BHBjBHB^B^BHIpBBH fOiIOWIPg positionsTo assist m sales HL^/^^| l2a^^B coordination REQUIREMENTS imj *G c E Levei with at least a
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      691 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical c) Secretarial/Clerical I Cold Storage I H Applications are invited from suitably qualified jfl H candidates for the postnon of I CONFIDENTIAL I I ASSISTANTS i GCE O 1 level with good credits j B H m English and Mathematics H Above
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      481 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical V\/aterhoose requires TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ RECEPTIONIST The key duties of the position will include meeting and attending to clients who call at the office and operating the PABX switchboard. The desired candidate is a female Singapore citizen who possesses the General Certificate of Education 'O' level
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      420 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical An International oil I company has ImI mediate vacancy I for the position of: Requirements I Singapore citizen I above 18 years old I Successfully com- I pleted GCE '0' level I Preferably with I some working ex- I perience Salary will not be I
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      524 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical |NMB I SINGAPORE LIMITED I We have a vacancy I for- GCE 'O 1 Level I Able to type I Preferably with I related experience I Interested applicants I should call personally or write m with contact telephone number (if any) to: The Personnel
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      460 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical MI A vacancy ex ists MI m our spare parts Mi division fora Requirements: GCE O 1 Level Typing 40/50wpm with accuracy m figures essential Preference will be given to persons with experience m typing spare parts invoices Please apply m writing with details of
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      562 29 66 Situations Vacant c) SecrtOuial/Clerical Under the expansion programme, shipping company inviting applicants to fill the posts of A. JUNIOR ACCOUNTS CLERKS B. GENERAL CLERK REQUIREMENTS s GCE. O" level c knowledge of typing c fresh school leavers will be trained c salary expected $400 to $450 0.n.0. Those interested,
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      454 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Cleric*! IMMEDIATE VACANCY FOR ONE SHIPPING CLERK Able to handle Inward/ outward permits, shipping documentations, negotiation of L/C At least 2 years experience Pleese submit written application with contact telephone number and aatory expected to: The Managing Director SCHMIDT SCIENTIFIC (PTE) LTD Tetok Blangah Weet
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      521 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Cleric*! A well esteblished consulting engineering firm urgently requires: PERSONAL SECRETARY Pro-requisites: c Shorthand and typing of 100 wpm and 50 wpm respectively c Able to work Independently with minimum supervision c Ability tc operate telex machine c Knowledge of handling correspondences c Willing to
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      580 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secret*ri*l Clerical Tim* Engineering (8) Pit) Ltd JURONG invite* applications for CLERK Sales Dept. c GCE O' level c Typing essential a Experience not necessary Interested applicants, please call *****55 MALAYA TIN PRINTING CO LTD requires Typists GCE *O' level with credit m English Typing speed
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      570 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical LOCAL FINANCE COMPANY with Brant h*s m Singapor* require*: CLERKS Minimum Qualifications I Secondary 4. c Age 18 -25 years old. Be Be able to type at 30 45 wfrfß c School-L*.a^rs are eligible to apply. Write with full particulars ii. 'eluding salary expected
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      633 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Electrical awitchboard company requires GENERAL CLERK c Preferably have some knowledge m accounting, c OCE 'O' Level, c Age below 30 years old. Interested please call personally at: ZJk 1010, Bukit Merah Lane 3 S Ol-1 17 3m»e|K>r-a am. Teh *****61. Established firm requires suitable
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      580 30 66 Situations Vacant c) SecretMriMl/ClericAl Large International European Company requires RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONE OPERATOR c Must have OCE 'O' level, c Must be able to start work Immediately. c Have some working experience. c Preferably able to operate telex machine as well. Interested applicant*, pi**** call ALICE; tel: *****06 to arrange
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      581 30 66 Situations Vacant c) SecreUrUl/aertcMl Established a Reputable company urgently require* GENERAL CLERK CUM 1 RECEPTIONIST Requirement*: o Pleasant personality. o Oood telephone etiquette c Ability to type and handle correspondence, o Above 16 years old. TotaJBB4l7 Expanding Law Firm require* ur- j gently: (1) ACCOUNTS CLERK (2) STENOGRAPHERS (3)
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      794 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical SECRETARY/PERSONAL ASSISTANT TO CHAIRMAN rhe applicant mini poaae** Minimum GCE 'A' level Pleasant personality Good command of English Shorthand Is a prerequisite Must be able to start work immediately Attractive salary Interested pleaas call *****44/5/8 SINGAPORE COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SERVICE requires CLERICAL ASSISTANTS DRIVER AMAH
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      883 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical GENERAL CLERK REQUIRED urgently, a GCE 'O' level, school leavers welcome, experience not necessary. Able to type and handle calls, preferably with some book-keeping knowledge. Call: *****77. JUNIOR CLERK/TYPIST with GCE 'O' level required by International assurance company. No experience necessary. Apply with full
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      613 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical SECRETARIES ONLY. Simple way to make extra Income. Call *****52 during office hours and find out how easy It can be. STORE CLERK URGENTLY required. Able to type and work Independently. No experience required Please call: *****40. TICKETING/ RESERVATIONS STAFF It Accountant required. Interested
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      704 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant SsJes t) Sales rflC Sa^^ (A Member of The Times Organisation) requires SALES CO-ORDINATOR Qualifications Applicants should possess a full G.C.E. "A 1 level certificate and be able to type They should also have some sales and administrative experience and be able to speak
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      351 30 66 Situations Vacant f) Smles SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Male/Female) Aramls, our leading man's fra- grant brand now requires ARAMIS CONSULTANTS to work In leading department stores Age 20-28 years Well-groomed, mature, genuine Interest In a sales career and keen to learn Secondary school education with good command of English Previous sales
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      579 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Sales VITAMOL (Swiss Vitamin Cosmetics) Invites applicants for the following positions: (A) PROMOTION SALES SUPERVISOR (B) BEAUTY ADVISORS Applicants should have Good complexion. Pleasant personality. Completed secondary education and be above 18 years of age. Experience m cosmetics sales. Salary will depend on experience but successful
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      553 31 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales SALES EXECUTIVE Wall astablishad company raquiras an experienced 6. aggrassiva Sale* Executive with a strong personality. Salary to commensurate with working experience. a Age above 25 years. a Minimum requirement: GCE i> Level, English stream. a Related working experience In oil rig and marine equipment.
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      777 31 66 Situations Vacant i) Sales SHADEM AKFR PTE LTD Blk 4016, Ang Mo Kio Inouara Park 1 -03-540, S'pora 2056 requires SALES REPRESENTATIVES a Experienced In furnshlng fabrlcsb able to work Independently. TEL: *****33 Urgantly required PROMOTERS MARKETING REPRESENTATIVES for home appliances. a Offering good salary with commission. Please apply
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      487 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical I Requirements: Job-change, trouble-shootings, repairing maintenance of machinery and utility equipment Willing to work on rotating shifts NTC-3 m Mechanical/Electrical Engineering or GCE '0 1 Level Completed National Service Benefits: c High commencing Various leave salary Attractive Bonus 2 increments
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      424 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i aBBaBBBaB^ aBBBBBa^ BBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBaaaaBB a g) Technical g) Technical |£S22J|£3ySQalai I specialised m the manufacturing of steel-link chains invites applicants for the post of t H Minimum 2 years experience m lathe and milling H machines a Relevant trade certificate, experience m cylindrical grinding
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      277 31 We are an American local joint-venture company, providing an excepttonaiy wide range of aviation services. Due to expansion m our a— ab^UM^a •^#«*k ft«BaLa4afcaaV acTnmies, we miviu you to join us as: machinists NTC 2 or 3m Metal Machining Mnknum 2 3 years experience m lathe/ mWng/grinGlng mactMnes Able to
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      529 31 66 Situations Vacant a^aaaS^aaaaaHHaaaaaHHi g) Technical PQSL SING/1 Established Construction firm, a member of a larga International Group of Companies hes immediate vacancies for: 1. SITE AGENT 5 years" experience In building projects with Singapore Polytechnic Diploma (Building) or 8 years' relevant experience Able to work independently 2. SITE FOREMAN
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      438 31 66 Situations Vacant *a aaal^gaaa^BS g) Technical Interior Design Firm requires: INTERIOR DESIGNER A ASSISTANT DESIGNER Have formal qualifications with mm. 2 years' experience. a Able to produce visual presentations c Able to work independently. Fluent m English. Salary is negotiable depending on qualifications and experience. Please submit full resume,
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      340 31 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical OHBAYASHI-GUMI. LTD (Treasury Budding Profectt Invites application for the post of M&E SUPERVISOR Interested applicants are requested to call personally at Site Office, 2nd Storey, (Along Shenton Way. Beside C.P.F Building) Tel: 221 4788 Intervew on 6 7, June. 1984. between 6pm Bpm. j IBSSSSSmSS
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      517 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical AIRCON MECHANICS/ APPRENTICES required c With experience c Possess Class 111 driving license s Attractive salary St other fringe benefits s Training provided Interested applicants, please call personally at: TECHNICS AffiCONDITIONING ENTERPRISE Block 3004, 01-1586 Bedok industrial Park E, Singapore 1648 Tsl: *****23 (3 linss)
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      491 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical MECHANICS CUM WELDERS wanted t Experience In checking and repairing power cranes and concrete pumps Intsrsstsd pl«a*« contact: MR. TAKAI OR MISS WEE tor appointment TEL: *****83 SITE ASSISTANT English educated Age below 23. Class 3 driving licence. Csll: *****22 ANGELA SITE SUPERVISOR for Building
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      497 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production r,'J SKF- LEARN AS YOU EARN TRAINING PROVIDED A) MALE MACHINE OPERATORS m£&r STARTING SALARY W T T^ $400 ON CONFIRMATION $428 SHIFT ALLOWANCE 40 (2 ROTATING SHIFT) INCENTIVE ALLOWANCE 60 (POSSIBLE AVERAGE) Requirements: Age: 18 years and above. Have
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      403 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production fCEHMO Female Production Operators I dst/2nd shift) Male Machine Operators dst/2nd shift) Shift allowance I Generous confirmation increments I I Free transportation to from work I I Alternate Saturdays off I Free medical insurance benefits I Leave annual, marriage; sick
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      321 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production WE OFFER: High commencing salary of SS39O 3' increments within Ist year 5 day week No scope work No shift work Gifts and medical benefits PEPPERL FUCHS (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 67 Ayer Rajah Crescent #06-03 Singapore 0513 Foreign-owned chemical company
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      195 32 |FFacts^! I Figures i 1 MECS L i Matsushita I Denshi (S) Pte Ltd 1 22 Ang Mo Kio i I Industrial Park II L Singapore 2056/ i Young j= Growing High Tech Fully S Automated Excellent 1 Benefits Attendance, Productivity, Free Transport, and many other allowances. E Good Environment
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      233 32 66 Situations Vacant h) Production WMITHCOmONA U »I.m iiruccw..... Presents its latest Q revised salaries ill Us upon confirmation Lai after 6 months Warn after 1 year /ffk IN ADDITION H YOU'LL GET H $200| after 3 months n $3bo| ex gratia after a further If you join between rj
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      364 32 66 Situations Vacant h) Production BRIDGEPORT MACHINES SINGAPORE PTE LTD A multi-national Machine Tool Manufacturer has the following vacanch»a: 1. PRODUCTION MACHINISTS c NTC 3ln metal machining or Its equivalent. a 1-2 years relevant experience. 2. PRODUCTION FITTERS c NTC 3 In Mechanical/ General Fitting or Its equivalent. c 1-2
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      377 33 66 Situations Vacant h) Production ACMA ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES LTD raquirw f PRODUCTION I OPERATORS J r* Above 16 years old 1 I Eiperlence not n*c«ssary. I WE OFFER: I High starting salary (revised) with attractive ad)uslment on I confirmation altar 3 I month* I Fraa transportation. Fro* madtoal banaftts. I
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      727 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I A major multi-national corporation with interests m the field I f ot industrial and consumer trading, manufacturing, property fl H I development, insurance, computer consultancy, travel and fl H I shipping now has career
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      197 33 j Showa Plastics I (S) Pte Ltd 15 Fourth Chin Bee Road Singapore 2261 we haw immedtof I vacancies for ttw flof* H lowing: STORE CLERKI I I (Female) m mcaxy level I working experience I 3n advantage I ASSISTANT [I SUPERVISOR OC Department Minimum OCE V level I I
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      514 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous H We have immediate vacancies for the following positions at our MERCEDES BENZ Leng Km Service Centre and Hill view Workshop. Preferably possets NTC 3in Motor Vehicle Mechanic •At least 1 year experience m repairing of motor vehicles H O
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      339 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i I) Miscellaneous i) Miscellaneous fSANYO SANYO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD Working hour* from &J0 p.m. to 10.45 p.m. Age 16 and above. No experience required. For mof9 oßtawa pptaoe) want In for an Interview trojm Manoay to Friday, a.m. to 5.46 p.m. boo
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      374 33 USA CE (USA) AVIATION SERVICE OPERATION PTE LTD I Mnimuni secondary •ducation with passes m Engush and MKte completed National Service Preference wM be QrVfjn CO tfWSe Wfttl j OttVwttftcratftsm EftgHsn and Maths Ws offer:. •An attractive Mary Bnptoytt savings Ptan wftri up to 40% mten&t j Company transport Goodrecr«at»oroiacMfcaaMßßß*
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      301 33 66 Situation* Vacant I) Miscellaneous HITACHI KOKI (S) PTE. LTD. Requires 1) Q.C. INSPECTOR (MALE) 1 Minimum G.C.E. 'O' Level 2) MALE/FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Completed Pr. 6 Above 16 years of age. 3) PACKERS (MALE) HE OFFER:--f 5-day week 1 Free transportation transport allowance. Free uniform Paid annual/marriage/ sick /com
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      453 33 66 Situation* Vacant I) Miscellaneous We have Immediate Job openings forA) MATERIAL CONTROL CLERK Female between 18 to 25 years old Minimum qualification GCE O' level with credit In English and Mathematics a Previous similar experience Is preferred a Ability to type at 35 wpm an advantage B) MALE GENERAL
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      486 34 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous rifi SINGAPORE I SHIPBUILDING I ENGINEERING LTD I requires Despatch Rider a Must possess class 2 driving license a Must be able to converse m English General Workers a Must be physically fit a Experience m similar capacity preferred Interested applicants, please call personally at The
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      517 34 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Air Forwarding Company at Changi Airport requires A) SENIOR OPERATIONS ASSISTANT Able to type at 45 w.p.m. Knowledge of import/export procedures Able to work independently Good command of English Si Chinese 8) DELIVERY DRIVERS Possess Class 3 driving licence. Able to speak English Chinese Age
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      532 34 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Required: 1) PERSONAL DRIVER (MALAY) c Age 35 and above c Class 3 driving licence c Familiar with Singapore roads c Assist m delivery of goods c Experience m driving Mercedes will be an advantage 2) STOREMEN (CHINESE) c Must be physically fit and hardworking
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      447 34 66 Situations Vacant i) Miwfitmn—m HYATT REGENCYOSINGAPORE HYATT REGENCY SINGAPORE Invites application* for poet of DRY CLEANER Laundry Department Requirement *i c Secondary Two education. a At least one year's experience In Dry cleaning operation. a Willing to do shift duties. Interested applicant* are required to write In or apply
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      510 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous An American Company invites applications for: SECURITY GUARDS c Starting gross $800 -$800pm c 6 days work c 12-hours shift Please phone or Walk-in for interview. sth Storey Setron Building 10 Dundee Road Tal: *****6 ext 14 (Queon stown) a*, aa*- aa»j»* mm* ■■■•>' TEMPORARY
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      576 34 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous Urgently required BANK MESSENGERS (10 permanent vacancies) c Primary or Secondary education. c Male, age between 18 30 years. c Must have completed National Service. c Must be able to speak English DRIVERS (P#f metrMwii positions a Age above 30 years old. c Minimum 5
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      614 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Import/ export firm urgently require* (1) PACKERS/ STORE ASSISTANTS (2) ASSISTANT STOREKEEPER Requirement*: c Chinese applicants, age 16 and above. TEL. 27SSSO2/3 No. s, Jin Kttang Timor Off Jatan Buklt Marah KewaJram Neuaa, #02-01 Singapore 0315. L«v^# SnopptnQ Cofitrt rtx^utTOS SECURITY SERGEANTS c Age below
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      929 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous A LEADING MOTOR Firm requires Driver cum Despatch Boy. Preferably with class 3 driving licence Interested candidates please call at: 232. Hock Soon Building, #01-16/ 17, Upper Buklt Tlmah Road. Spore 2158 Tel *****33 MALE GENERAL WORKERS Age above 16, Singapore citizen. Good starting salary,
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      695 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Mlscellmneous VAN DRIVER CUM Storehand requited Completed N.S Possess class 3 licence. GCE "O" level oi equivalent. Please call Florence at *****33 for an interview CHINESE DRIVERS CUM Delivery Clerks and General Female Clerks required m Teban Gardens *****81/ *****40/ *****70 CLEANERS REQUIRED IN Chal Chee/
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      505 34 72 Vehicles For Hirt i pEBMaMMBMBBr (Wewt2dey,ldTct— iooo c c $40 P*r day !2Scc imocc $$}pfrdij Over 50% discount on above rate on Long Term Rental SUPER-RENT PTE LTD Tel: *****08/*****02 J KENG SCON RENT-A-CAP Free mileage Self drive Chauffeur Driven Available for dally, weekly monthly TEL: *****33/ ******$ 104
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      1276 35 i I UMirj EEN ON D*"*-"* kits for nr^iria y ur car? s c tnev i at JL fQ\ J&| classification 76g 72 Vehjctoa For Hire 72 Vehicles For Hire ECONOMICAL RENT:- Rl Hourly, Ov#rfMQnt, Dstty I W— fcly, Monltrty. Y— cty I Cars A Commercial V»hict*« I Hourly (Mm
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      834 35 76 Vshiclss For Sal* c) Ford TEACHER OWNER OOOD condition 1081 Ford Laser 1.3 L hatchback. Alrcon, radio cassette. Asking $16,900 only. Contact *****12 All 107t FORD GRANADA 2.8 Automatic. 3 owners. Alrcon, radio cassette, sports rims. Tax Sept. Oood condition. Contact Lawrence. *****55-. 9.00 am to 5.00pm ALMOST 1075
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      608 35 76 VtMctot For Sato g) Mmmdm MAZDA 32* S-OOOR Hatchback 1,000 c.c. Alrcon, October 1077. Price $11,700. Tel: *****32 after 2 pm. 1070 MAZDA 323 5-door, hatchback, alrcon, radio/ cassette, private owner, tax/ Insurance, downpayment $2,500. *****05. 1002 MAZDA $29 1.3, 5-speed, notchback, 1 owner, alrcon, radio/ cassette, tuff-kote, downpayment
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      785 35 76 VahteHJS For Sato 78 Vehicles For Sale M) Mmii h) Mercedes M^B^aM^BKvllkV/^^^K^L^g^BMMMM^HBjBKasjfisj^BMMMMML^M Em p^ AtinffiJwr^W^ M 190E AND 280SE BRAND NEW MERCEDES I BENZ AT LOW PRICESH IMMEDIATE I DELIVERY NOW AVAILABLE AT X ARM ART 1 MOTORS. I CALL *****66 or *****26/7 OR VISIT OUR 1 SHOWROOM AT:I
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      676 35 76 VrtiteHM) For Sato 1070 COLT SUPSRStBFT 1400 OLX. 2 private owners, alrcon, radio cassette, original paint. *****97. 1001 JULY OALAHT 1600 OS, 1 private owner, alrcon, sports rims, original paint $*****. *****86. J) Tmyotm NON-PARF REOISTERED 1070 Toyota Corolla 1200 c.c. Alrcon., radio, cassette, new sports rims, new paint,
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      813 35 76 Vahictos For Sato 76 Vahictos For Sal* I) Toyotm J) Toyotm ■i TEST DRIVE i THEEXCTToMNEW ■a %#^^*^o^Brw*e»s^ 9^9 II PAWF $26.600 ARF $34,900 OR I! SPACIOUS, POWERFUL, ECONOMtCAL II NEW COROLLA 1.1 I J "J DX PARF $21,770 ARF $26,650 V I; Car. *^«*»°^»l-™jcc«™*cw: I All Vehicles I
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      747 35 76 VahicNM For Safe Others END 77 MB« Clubir.an 1000 New paint, can PARF, tax till Oct. *84. $7,300. Tel: *****80. NOV 1978 RENAULT 12TL, PARF. alrcon, road tax 5 months, sellIng $7,800 ono. Tel: *****56 18 MONTHS SUZUKI Jeep SJ4IO (new model) 1 owner. Alrcond, Al, seUlng cheap. *****54.
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      1079 35 76 VahiCHM For Ssk 76 VaMcNM For Bala m) Motorcycles/ m) Motorcycles Scooters Scooters YAMAHA it ■BMBB 'BEST NEWS' IS COMING YOUR W\Y 0000 YAMAMA RXKIBB, $550. RXIOO, $280. RDI2SLC, $830. Suzuki X5(200). $550. OS 125 TRSIIB. $480. OPIOON, $250. OSX4OOF/ CB4OON/ OPZ4OO, $1,400. Scrambler DTI7S PEI7S i TSI2SER, $270.
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      749 36 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles SSwwSSSfe S»OTy reCCnim FROM JUNE ITO 30, 198*. West Coast Service Centre 2 Pandan Crescent Tel: 778-5566 Tel: 778-5061 (after 5.30pm) Open: Mon to Fn B.ooam to 5.30pm Leng
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      569 36 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 10 MODERN DOUBLESTOREY detached bungalow, 10.000 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms with bathrooms attached. Study, servant's room. Airpond. Hot and cold water. Fully furnished with Indoor and outdoor rock garden. Beautiful coastal scenery surroundings. Rental negotiable. No agents. Tel: *****13 office hours or after. DISTRICT 10
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      806 36 86 Accommodation Vacant m) Horn*** DIST. 10, OFF HOLLAND Road, luxuriously furnished doublestorey semi-detached, 3 bedrooms, servant's, Just renovated. Close to snapping centre. Must see. $3,000 Alpha *****33. DIST. 10. APOLLO GARDEN. (Changl Airport vicinity) double-storey semi-detached, split-level, facing children's playground, rental $1,950. *****78 (no agents). DIST. 10, BRIGHTON CRESCENT,
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      736 36 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses OUIET LOCATION, OVER 10,000 sq.ft., single-storey bungalow, large garden patio, 3/4/5 plus servant's, $2,200 $6,000. Lynters 250T746. SEMI-DETACHED BEHIND ORCHID Inn Hotel. Dist. 11. Doublestorey. Three bedrooms, servant's, beautiful garden. Principals: *****63/ *****13. SEMI-DETACHED FOR rental, 5 bedrooms. 2 toilets, beautifully renovated. Sembawang, Jalan Malu
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      636 36 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant b) Apartments t) Apartment* _P—————————_——_— cArdmore c Paik^ OPEN HOUSE Long or short lease Luxurious apartments to let with exclusive Country Club membership c Just off Orchard Road and Scotts Road c 3-bedrooms; large lounge; ample parking c Furnished or unfurnished c Rental from
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      576 36 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments FOR LEASE BROOKVALE PARK DIST 2159 3-bedroom apartment I situated at Clementi Park, within easy access to Jurong, Bukit Timah and the City Facilities include a swimming pool, a tennis court, creche and covered car parking spaces Rent $2,800 TANGLIN HILL DIST 1024 Apartment m
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      585 36 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments Dist. 10, WMsnire Mansion, easy access to shopping/ foreign schools New luxurious apartments. 3 bedrooms, study, servant's, large llvtng/dliilng $4,500/Oist. 10. Fontana Garden, Off Steven's Road low rise apartment. 3 bedrooms, split-level llvlng/dlnlng. servant's, $3,000/-. Diet. 11, Chancery Lane, Fltzpatrlck's vicinity, executive apartment. 3 bedrooms,
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      735 36 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments EQUATORIAL Dlst 15. $2,800 PANDAN VALLEY TERRACE With front garden $3,900 GENERAL PROPERTIES *****13/ *****75 HAWAIIAN PACIFIC *****08 c Pasir Panjang Road c Estorll (off Holland Rd) c Watten Estate c Vermont (apartment/penthouse) c Paterson Towers And others Rental rattge: $1,500 to $15,000. PATERSON TOWER
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      843 37 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 10 DUCHESS PARK new walk-up condominium. 3 bedrooms, 1 servant's, baths attached. Central alrcond. Swimming pool Area 1900 sq.ft. Rental $4,500 p.m. Contact Rosle. *****2. Goddard Smith, Talhar Wong. DIST. 12 BALESTIER PLAZA, brand new apartment, 5 minutes to Orchard Road. 3 bedrooms, fully
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      787 37 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments HILLCREST ARCADIA, studio apartment, exclusively furnished. $2,800. Grangeford, 2 bedrooms, furnished or unfurnished. $3,000 with facilities. Call: *****88 William Tan (Agent). HOLLAND VIEW, GROUNDFLOOR apartment. 1,750 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, marble floor. Partially furnished. $2,500 p.m. Enquiries, JL. Chen Associates: *****86/ *****34. KEW LODGE, brand new
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      838 37 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 5, WESTERN GROVE, Balmeg Court, new condominium, 3 bedrooms, fully furnished with full facilities, reasonable rental. Khal Chin Realty: *****81. DIST. 8, THE VILLAGE beautifully furnished, studio apartment, with full condo facilities. Near Japanese school and 10 mlns. to City. $2,000 *****33 Alpha. DIST
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      805 37 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIBT. 22 LAKESIDE TOWER 1,920 sq.ft, high floor, full facilities, furnished. 3 bedrooms/servant's, $2300 per month. Tel. *****78 DIST. 22, PARKVIEW MANSION, Facing Chinese Garden. 3 bedrooms, fully furnished. $1,600. *****41 Mllus. DIST. 5, PABIR PANJANQ Court 3bedroomed furnished apartment, facing pool. $2300 p.m. No
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      770 37 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms ANO MO KIO (master room) Opera Estate (Terrace house) Serangoon Gardens, Uppei Thomson. *****98 *****46. CALL: *****18 for nice cosy room: and better service, available a all localities and for Immedlat* occupation. DIST 0822 FURNISHED AIBCONC room, bathroom attached, laun dry included. Japanese prefer red.
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      618 37 87 Accommodation Wanted c) Rooms I, FURNIBHED UNFURNISHED i, ROOMS apartments houses r required by clients for immediate occupation. Tel: *****74 5. s FURNISHED UNFURNIBHED t ROOM and HDB Flats urgently p required for our clients needs. Call: *****09 *****92. > READY CLIENTS REQUIRED fur- nlshed/unfurnlshed rooms/flats m H.D.B. and
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      582 37 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses a) Houses f SUNRISE VIUA 4 *12-STOREY 2-STOREY SPLIT-LEVEL *fa SEMI-DETACHEDfI"ERR ACE HOUSES fjy EXCLUSIVE STRUCTURE WITH MODERN DESIGN ELEGANCE AND MAGNinCENCE WITH LATEST ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPT. BTuxußinus stow v >n i i vf mm^m*'
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      224 37 a DIST. 11. HILLCREST ROAD Renovated 2-storey detached on elevated land, spacious living/ dining, 3 bedrooms, servant's, 6,800 sq ft. freehold, immediate occupation, $1.35 minion. a DIST. 11, BEHIND ORCHID INN HOTEL 2-storey detached on elevated land. 16,000 sq.ft. freehold, selling with tenancy/ vacant possession, $2.2 million. DEANS PROPERTY PTE
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      521 37 DIST. 26M UPPER NERAM VICINITY Double-storey semi-detached. Land area 3.800 sq.ft. Built-in 2.200 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, servant's, recently renovated and well maintained. $720,000 CITIPROP *****75 DIST. 8 P ASIR PANJANO ROAD Brand new town house Last 2 units of large corner townhouses with 3 bedrooms/ servant's, enclosed courtyard and covered
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      919 37 89 PropcftiM For Sat* a) Houses DIST IS. EAST COAST Koad. No' 061, 2-storey semi-detached New design. Land 4.000 sq ft Built-in 3.200 sq ft 4 bedrooms with attached bath plus 1 guest's and 1 servant's, separate lounge and dining hall Selling $820,000' negotiable Tel *****58 DIST. 14 BRANO NEW
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      839 38 89 Properties For Sale t a) Houses TERRACE HOUSE AT Katong, Blltfl Terracf 4 bedrooms. 3 b.nhr.Hun.s. 8 years old Beautifully renovated recently. Freehold land $550,000 ono Tel: OnMB, Mr Tan. URGENT SALEI DIST. 17S0 Jalan KHeinpong (louhle-.storey semideUkCMd Tastefully renovated, mature garden, 3.300 sq.ft. Freehold Distinctive *****15/ WHM *****33
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      619 38 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses URGENT SALE! DIST. 10, cosy semi-detached. 3 bedrooms, renovated, land 3,400 sq ft. Bargain! $700,000 o n o SUinley Richard 235 1188 1 PAIR OF semi-detached at Springleaf Garden. Land area 6.100 and 4.000 sq.ft. Price $850,000 and $750,000. Selling fully furnished Tel: *****35
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      861 38 89 Properties For Sate 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments Bio o B^BM M 6^^™J 'flflfl^Kßtf b^p Bbv^ Jaa^a* Lv dmAr *^,—^^<*^j** I b* afl b^mVbVw W a^a^fe I^^ bV^bl b^bl b^H #•*^^™J w^^^ 4w^9i B^r^^r I bvJ B
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      808 38 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments PATERSON TOWER Recently renovated. Mid level. 3bedroom maisonette apartment. Swimming pool and tennis court. Price $710,000. Contact: JONES LANG WOOTTON TEL: *****88 ST. PATRICK'S GARDEN 3-bedroom apartment In a very popular condominium development with swimming pool. Contact: JONES LANG WOOTTON TEL: ******9 URGENT
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  • OBITURAIES
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      143 Acknowledgements
      173 42 Tha lamilv ol tha lata MRS GRACE PANNIKOT (GRACE HENO) Dapartvd on 26/5/64 wishes to »«pr»»» th«ir h«art««M thanks to Doctors and stall ol Ward 72 SGH. priests and parishioners of Holy Family, Blessed Sacrament. Lady ol Lourdee and St. Joaeph'a Church, Managamant and Start of NTUC Income,
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      119 42 IN FOND MEMORY OF SAW HOCK SWEE (DICKIE) DEPARTED ON 6/6/82 INSERTED BY HIS FRIENDS OF POLYGRAM RECORDS (8) PTELTO. In #v#r"lGvinfl tmtnyry of MRS SALLY ANQ SENG CHUAN (noa Sally Sam Lya Chun) Dapariod on 6.6.1983 Daarty missad and always ramambarad by husband, sons, paranls. brotttora,
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      51 42 THAIAI THAVASAM Thalal Thavasam prayers for the late Mr. T. Muthukumaraaamy will be held on 7/6/64 at Blk 44 »07-53 Telok Blangah Drive from 10am to 12 noon. The family of the above request relatives and friends to attend the prayers and to treat this as a personal
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      59 43 143 Acknowledgements 143 Acknowledgements j THE FAMILY OF THE LATE I MR CHAO PEH Wish to express their grateful thanks and appreciation to friends, colleagues, Chairman of Spore Polytechnic, staff of Civil Eng. Bldg Dept, relatives and Pastor of Leng Kwang Baptist Church for their condolences, wreaths, donations, kind attendance
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      68 43 144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam In Loving Memory of MRS TAN POH JOO nee MDM SARAH WEE SYE ENG Departed 6 June 1983 "I love you dear Mother, for your quiet grace For that dear smile upon your kindly face, For marks of toil upon each loving hand, That
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      210 43 JAMES KHO KHENO CHIAN poaood away poaoafuNy on 4th Juna 19*4 taming bahind Mm Mary Yeo Glok Say Son: Bernhard Kho Sin Kle Daughter: Rosalind Kho Sin Olok Nlo Margaret Lawler Son-in-law: Or Otto Stemme Grairto-^cnilor#n Nicholas Kho Ban Leong Winston Kho Ban Hauw Alexa Kho Kirn Ha
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      102 43 MR. WEE ENQ CHENG AfSJll Paaaad away paacatuMy on 4th Juna 19*4 at 11:42 pm leaving behind: Batovad wita: Mdm Tang Joo Seok Son: Wee Koel Meng Daughters: Wee X wee Hla Wee Koel Not DaugMar-in-law. Loh Chow Jee and grandchildren. Cortaaa will laava BJk 403 Ang Mo
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      694 43  - The big flaw EPSOM JEEP By Bright new stars denied tilt at rich sprint prize TALKING TURKEY has a magnificent record of four wins and a third in just five runs in sprint races while Gala Display II has chalked up four wins and two seconds, all over sprint distances,
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      Nine for Coronation Cup
      76 43 EPSOM (England), Tues. There were nine acceptors at the four-day stage for the Group One Coronation Cup race for four-year-olds and upwards to be run over 2,400 m here on Thursday. The nine are: His Honour, Lovely Dancer, Romildo, Sailor's Dance, Shearwalk, Society Boy (all carrying
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      Sunny Island shows up on tight rein
      372 43 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Last-start winner Sunny Island, a nonacceptor last week, is maintaining form. On a yielding track here this morning, the five-year-old Americanbred was kept on a tight rein over 600 m in 40.5 sec. He was ridden by H. Bakri. Last
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      How they ran at KL on Sunday
      208 43  -  ALBERT SIM Pictures at the 4## m by At the 400 metres At the finish Cl 5 Div 3 1,200 m 1. Royal Members 2. Semar 3. Tim Choy 4. Starion Dist: 7, 5, 3 V% Time 1:13.6 a 5 Div 2 1,600
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      Lock icon El Gran Senor is 5 to 4 on
      357 43 Piggott chasing his 10th Derby but... EPSOM (England), Tuesday LESTER PIGGOTT, who has won the Epsom Derby nine times, will take the mount on second favourite Alphabatim in tomorrow's running of the Derby. In a dramatic late switch, he has replaced the
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      1512 43 There will be off-course betting et Bukit Timeh end the Singapore Turf Club's town office PffPfl JACK AND JILL STAKES ■____Ul_____J_l 130 MARA CLASSES 3 4 1,000m straight 1 *****4 nn-WM (fete Yeilew Kwr) TM Selangor Polo A Riding Club J__u 1 _1 Artra 7»J Singapore
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      Lock icon Juventus keen on Lazio duo
      302 45 e ITALIAN and European Cup-winners' Cup champions J u vent us aim to sign two players, manager Giovanni Trapattoni said in Rome yesterday. "One of the newcomers will bt Bruno Giordano, the national team striker from Lazio," Trapattoni said. "I would like the other to
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      307 45 Coppell to rule Palace sfsafsaf LONDON, Tuesday STEVE COPPELL, the former Manchester United and England winger, was yesterday confirmed as the new soccer manager of Second Division Crystal Palace. Coppell will be assisted by Ian Evans, the former Crystal Palace and Wales centre-half. The appointments, on a two-year contract, were
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      Lock icon Glorious Gooch
      265 45 LONDON, Tues. Banned England opener Graham Gooch scored his third century of the season to put English county champions Essex in a strong position against leaders Leicestershire at Hinckley. Gooch, suspended for taking part in a rebel tour of South Africa, hammered 15 fours for an unbeaten 113
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      David's dynamic England chance
      330 45  -  JOE DORAI By Singapore goalkeeper for one-month trial with Luton LUTON TOWN, one of the most attractive First Division soccer teams in England, have offered Singapore's first-choice goalkeeper David Lee a trial. And David will be quite at ease there as former Football Association of Singapore
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      Lock icon Thailand deny Rumania a win
      127 45 BANGKOK, Tues. Thailand A, last year's runners-up, held Rumania to a 1-1 draw in a Group A match of the Thailand invitational Under-20 soccer tournament here yesterday. Rumania opened the scoring in the 52nd minute through a 20metre shot by Octavian Popescu. The hosts equalised
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        Lock icon Viva Viv as West Indies clinch one-day international series
        328 45 LONDON, Tues. West Indies made a swift return to their irresistible best one-day form to beat England by eight wickets in the third and final limited overs cricket match and clinch the series 2-1 at Lord's here yesterday. Hostile fast bowling
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        Dave's the rave in Tigers' victory
        281 45 NEW YORK, Tues. Dave Bergman belted a three-run homer with two out in the 10th inning to lift the Detroit Tigers to a 6-3 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays in the first game of an important four-game series last night. The victory improved
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      Lock icon Results
      307 46 Mea's singles, fourth-round Jimmy Connors (US) bt Emilio Sanchez (Spa) 6-4, 6-1, 6-1; Ivan Lend! (Cze) bt Anders Jarryd (Swe) 6-4, 6-0, 6-4; Andres Gomez (Ecu) bt Jan Gunnarsson (Swe) 6-3, 6-1, 6-3; Mats Wilander (Swe) bt Juan Aguilera (Spa) 6-2, 6-1, 6-3; Yannick Noah (Fra) bt Balazs Taroczy
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      Lock icon Zooming in to centrestage
      378 46 PARIS, Tues. They sat in identical pink sweatshirts, the world's sports photographers battling for space around them. Four teenagers, shyly enjoying the limelight and laughing out of embarrassment at times. Yet a few days ago, Lisa Bonder, Carling Bassett, Camille Benjamin and Melissa Brown would have
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      Lock icon Mats in line for Swede revenge
      463 46 PARIS, Tues. Sweden's Mats Wilander today took another step towards a second triumph in the world's top clay-court event when he swept into the men's singles Suarter -finals after a oneIded 6-2, 6-1, 6-3 victory over 22-year-old Spaniard Juan Aguilera. In the quarter-finals, Wilander
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      Lock icon The wild wild pest has regrets
      192 46 The wild wild pest has regrets PARIS, Tues. American John McEnroe, universally condemned for his onconrt behaviour over the flrat week of the championships here, remained unrepentant yesterday. McRnree, who received a warning fer ball abase after warring with linesmen, umpire, 6_«t*grap_e_- and pabe ll Itt fourth -rou r.d match
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      Lock icon SPORTS IN SHORT
      375 46 CYCLIST Lars Wahlqvist, of Sweden, broke the Soviet Union's grip on the Milk Race Tour of Britain on Monday when he won the eighth stage from Nottingham to York in Central England. Remlta liwdlag stage placing*: 1 Lars Wahlqvist (Swe) 4 hr 23.51 sec 2 Oleg Czougeda
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      Margie shines in 10km walk
      402 46  -  H AKIK AT RAI By HERE are some of the dos and dents of preparing for the Big Walk on July 8. They come with the coarteoy of Derrick de Soaza, secretary of the walking committee of the Asian Athletic Federation. International Judge and veteran
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      Lock icon Thundering trio
      340 46 Lendl, Connors and Gomez storm through PARIS, Tues. Ivan Lendl, Jimmy Connors and Andres Gomez ignored the thunder, cold winds and rain to reach the quarter-finals of the French Open tennis championships yesterday. With the Roland Garros Stadium bearing more resemblance to an English holiday resort out-of-season than
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      Lock icon A Beyer betrayal
      557 47 ERFURK (East Germany), Tues. Alongside the guarded and uniform comments by East German athletes on their country's withdrawal from the Los Angeles Olympic Games, the laconic reaction of shot-putter Udo Beyer spoke volumes. Asked how he had responded to the news, the genial Beyer said: "I sat
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      That sinking feeling
      114 47 SORRY to shatter a few I'lusions. ..bat the nonappearance of so many top swimmers because of the Eastern bloc boycott won't make a scrap of difference to Aag Peng Stone's hopes In the Olympic 1M metres freestyle. Of the world's top 25 for this event, only three,
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      Policeman's poser
      184 47 CAN standing orders for Police personnel be applied in a soccer competition? The poser had officials of the Singapore Soccer Coaches' Association stumped during the final of a veterans? seven-a-side competition at the Police Academy. The final between Police Officers and Football Referees' Association of Singapore failed to
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      On the Singapore scene
      386 47 DESPITE a slight hiccup in their training schedule, Singapore have a strong chance of qualifying for the final round of the Junior World Cup hockey competition in Vancouver next year, says team manager Farouk Marican. Farouk's confidence stems from the fact that only nine teams have
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      Sickening swansong
      399 47 Sickening swansong NOWHERE is the frustration, and futility, of Olympic boycotts more evident today than in the small Czech village of Golcuv Jenikov, 96 kilometres from Prague. This is the home of the world's supreme woman athlete, Jarmila Kratochvilova, who surely would have returned from Los Angeles with gold medals
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      Presenting De-lay Thompson!
      178 47 Presenting De-lay Thompson! NO nation, it seems, is more determined than Britain to climb the Olympic gold standard. After the "nationalisation" of South Africa's Zola Budd and I fear we haven't heard the last of the African repercussions over that dexterous piece of diplomatic sleight-of-hand comes the embarrassing revelations about
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      Khairi breaks the ice
      133 47 SPEEDY midfielder Mohammed Khairi opened the floodgates in Armed Forces' 4-0 victory over Geylang Internationals in their National Football League Division One match at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. After the score was frozen at 0-0 in the first half, Khairi scored twice. Forces took
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      Lock icon Brazilian win
      29 47 TOKYO, Tues. SC INTERNATIONAL, three-time champions of Brazil's soccer league, beat Ireland's national team 2-1 here today to win the Kirin Cud. Half-time score was 1-1. AP
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      Prizes galore at Times meet
      314 47  -  A TREASURE chest 9f expensive prizes await participants and spectators to the Times InterBusiness Houses Athletics meet at the National Stadium on Sept 1. And if you or your company have not signed up for the meet do so before entries close on July 2.
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      339 47 STEVE OVETT has not recovered from bronchitis and will miss the 800 metres at the first British Olympic trial at Crystal Palace today. The Olympic champion from Brighton now plans to leave his bid to win selection over 800m until the U-Bix Amateur Athletics
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    334 48 No talks while US keeps missiles, says Kremlin AP MOSCOW, Tues. There will be no resumption of arms control talks with the United States while the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation N a t o continues to deploy US missiles in Europe. Soviet President Konstantin Chernenko said this .'ast night at
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    52 48 Round the world without refuelling picture THIS aircraft can fly round the world non-stop and without being refuelled. It was unveiled to the public last Saturday m California. The aircraft, called the Voyager, can shot off its engine after reaching hleh altitudes to take advantage of fast-flowing and powerful air
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    386 48 TEHERAN, Tims MORE than 300 Iranians were killed in an Iraqi air raid today on the Iranian Kurdish town of Baneh, Teheran Radio reported. Teheran Radio said the air raid came as townspeople were holding celebrations marking the anniversary of the
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    130 48 How the milk gets to the President's breakfast table LONDON, Tues The US Secret Service took ne chances today with miUrm_j« Ron Cherry. When his milk cart palled up at the gates of Wlnfleld House, residence of the US ambassador In London and temporary home of visiting President Ronald Reagan,
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    56 48 LONDON, Tues. A hoard of manuscripts of radio broadcasts and letters by 1984 novelist George Orwell has been discovered m the files of the BBC, which thought it had lost them. More than 60 scripts were found by Orwell enthusiast William West m the BBC Written Archive
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    60 48 BRUSSELS, Tues. A 70-year-old Belgian, held prisoner in the Soviet Union since 1968, has been executed on charges of war crimes during World War n. The Soviet authorities told the Belgian government yesterday that an appeal by Yermak Lukianov against a death sentence imposed last year had
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    415 48 Reagan draws up plan to avert oil shock WASHINGTON, Tue». PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has taken to the economic summit in London a US plan calling for joint Allied action in case of a major oil disruption in the Persian Gulf. A State Department official disclosed yesterday that the plan called
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    48 48 OMAHA BEACH, Tues. German veterans from the 7th Paratroop Regiment chatted yesterday with American veterans of World War II they fought on Normandy beaches 40 years ago. The former soldiers were among thousands who streamed into northern France to remember D-Dav 1944. UPI
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    30 48 NEW YORK, Tues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 7.97 points to 1,123.60 m the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock AP
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    44 48 TOKYO, Tues. Japan announced a shakeup of diplomats overseas today, replacing its ambassadors to the Soviet Union and China. It is part of a major shakeup of key posts at home and abroad that will continue for the next several months. UPI
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    41 48 LAUSANNE, Tues. Switzerland's Alps, a magnet for the world's climbers, have claimed over 1,000 lives m the past five years and left tens of thousands injured, according to a report published by the Swiss Insurance Associa- tion today. Reuter
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    369 48  - Hawkers warned not to hire workers illegally Action taken against 28 foreigners CONRAD RAJ By THE government has warned hawkers and shopkeepers not to hire foreign workers illegally. The Ministry of Labour said that action would be taken against both employers and their foreign employees if they violated labour laws
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      709 48 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally IN TODAY'S ISSUE The Emporium g.oup has abandoned plans to open up a multimillion dollar supermarket and department store m Hougang. LEE HAN SHIH has the details. Singapore's entrepot trade was the main contributor to the growth of exports last year when the nation was
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      22 1 SECTION TWO Family planning, the natural way OUTLOOK, Pages Two and Three R.K. Narayan: Man who writes for himself LEISURE, Poge Eight
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      1414 1 Forty years ago today, thousands of Allied soldiers, backed by thousands more ships and planes, invaded France's Normandy beaches to fight Hitler's armies m Europe. It was the beginning of the end of World War Two. Today, world leaders will gather at historic sites along the 97-km
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      Natural family The Key To Fertility Control : The Mucus
      2009 2  - Natural family The Key To Fertility Control The Mucus DR V.W. Christine Khor No other birth-control method has fewer ill-effects or is cheaper than the natural family planning way. However, it requires strong motivation on the part of the couple, as the learning period can take six months. By ¥t
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      773 3  -  RAVINDRAN VELOO By A Singaporean who studied at Monash University Our contributor finds that racism among the Australian university students is minimal and, where present, can m fact generate more interaction between Asians and Australians. RACISM on Australian campuses? Sure, there is
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        1364 6  -  EDWARD B. FISKE By! I About 5,000 honorary jJ degrees are being awarded by colleges and g universities around the 0 United States this M commencement season. 1 This article takes a j look at a tradition that d can be compared with 1 the laurel
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      1162 8  -  MINU THAROOR Indian writer R. K. Narayan is interviewed on SBC, Channel 12 at 8 p m tonight. Here is a profile of the man and his works. By THE incident took place in the early 1930s, but 50 years later, British novelist Graham Greene
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      'Barbie dolls' steeped in rock 'n' roll
      852 8  -  CHRIS HO The second and last part of a feature on girls and girl groups in pop. By On record SB SINCE the '60s, credibility hasn't been easy for S'ri groups. Paradoxical- what seems the most marketable is also the hardest to accept.
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      362 9  - The drill that stole the show KANNAN CHANDRAN The highlight of the Reach Out Singapore show, held m front of the City Hall last Saturday, was a breathtaking rifle drill staged by the Singapore Armed Forces Provost Unit. By IN ONE movement, with one sound, 43 military policemen tossed and
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      Why art is all about solving problems
      684 9  -  CATHERINE TAN Award-winning artist Guy Warren was one of the four judges for the Australian Art Award 1984. By GUY WARREN'S "struggling musician" parents stopped his piano lessons when he was nine so that he would not make music a career. "But I
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      Winners of art contest unanimously picked
      228 9 THE winning entries in the Singapore Australian Art Award 1964, jointly organised by the Singapore Australian Business Council and the Australian High Commission, were unanimously decided in two days. All four judges Choy Weng Yang, curator of the National Art Gallery; Marjorie Chu, owner
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      215 7 COMICS ___S°_ GARFIELD Byjnno.ru s££ WMAT WE CAN LEARN... I f \\\\\l\\ *I>lJl I• J I UNCLE ROY IS fv^^ 1 i —k LEARNING N£V£R TO J v \Vr f ]/X WEAR LOOSE CLOTHING 7/ /sIJ eiG MACHINERY t S;^Y -SI I l;:^| *Sl ■■■■-■Xj. V ■■■■I I J I©
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      1861 8 lIN I 111 lI It. II IHIKI UK lUX HI I'l 111 OP SINGAPORE i Companies Winding I p No. 14* of ISM In th? Matter of the Companies Art (Chapter 185) And In the Matter of ALLROUND FIBREGLASS PTE LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE is hereby given that a
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      544 8 NOTICES Tenders are invited from Specialist Firms with adequate finoncial copocrty and technical experience for: The Supply and Laying off Ctramk Wall Tiks to The Proposod 1 1 -Storey Witma Tun Fuod Stephens Development Complex at Jalan Tuaran, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. Tenders documents and drawings are available from sth June
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      485 9 for the certificate and diploma I Of the INSTITUTE Of ADMINISTRATIVE I MANAGEMENT through 1 Wblsey Hall p I I OXFORD I The WOLSEY HALL home study courses leading to the I NEW Syllabus Certificate and Diploma examinations of the institute of Administrative Management are now available from federal publications
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      207 9 What's on PET SHOW Talk-cum-exhibition on pets organised by Bukit Merah branch library. An opportunity for pet-lovers to show their pets. Buku Merah Library's lecture hall. 2.30 p.m. Further information and registration forms can be obtained from the adult information desk. Registration is closed. LIBRARY HOUR FOR PRE-SCHOOLERS English. For
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      118 9 FAMILY SHOW «84 Exhibition of consumer goods for the family, including porcelain, jewellery, sports goods, electronic equipment and cosmetics. Organised by MY International Trading Company. 11 a.m. -10 p.m. at the World Trade Centre. On till June 14. CHINESE BRUSH PAINTINGS By Siang Shipei, whose paintings capture the rich flavour
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      167 9 WATER COLOUR PAINTINGS Exhibition of works by Chew Kia Hia. From noon to 2 p.m. and 7 p.m -1 a.m. on weekdays, and noon to 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. 2 a.m. on Fridays and weekends. Bistro Toulouse La v tree, Tanglin Shopping Centre. Ends Saturday. EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS By
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      261 10 MOR^NEWERLMraERIIW INDUSTRY ATTRMTWNS JSSS& INTERNATIONAL PI i >O c IP H^^^ I A4 p* K^^^ I ISrCnilwr JV/k\>> \fa\r L\ v IU Annual Leather Event |jjs Jl I V JUNE 6-9 1984 'l "TMI H^ HALL 3, WORLD TRADE CENTRE J. m^o SINGAPORE Q^^u^k Here again m Singapore, for the
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      1400 1 LAST week, we saw how Lu Zhishen, one of the heroes in the classic, Shui Hu, wreaked havoc in a monastery in which he was taking refuge after killing a man. Finally, the abbot could not stand it any longer and sent him to another temple.
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        812 2  -  GERALD H ATHERLY By THERE is a widespread misconception that flower arranging is a traditional Japanese art. Actually, flower arranging, like many other cultural traditions adopted by the Japanese, originated in China. It was during the Tang Dynasty when Chinese navigators increased contact between
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        295 2 APPOINTMENTS r BOARD TEST J I APPLICATION I I ENGINEERS I R HEWLETTT PACKARD, a major designer and manufacturer I of precision measurement and computation equipment offers exciting career opportunities for professionals m Singapore. I We are a leader m Board Test technology and are looking for I two dynamic
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        421 2 fl invites applications from Singapore Citizens/Permaneni Residents of Singapore and other ASEAN Citizens for fl H appointment as H I PROGRAMMER/ I I SYSTEMS ANALYST I 9 THE BOARDS COMPUTER INSTALLATION I H The Board operates an IBM 3031 computer with 2 M fl fl memory, 12 G bytes of
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        241 2 if DATALOGUE (S) PTE LTD Requires an ACCOUNTANT The Company DATALOGUE is a computer services company involved m software development of packages and for turnkey projects, consultancy and facilities management. The company is a subsidiary of Metro Holdings Limited. Requirements A recognised tertiary •or professional qualification m accountancy. 2 3
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        213 2 W^m HAMPTONFORD 1 I Memborofthe I I lS^^if K an Gwan Group I I of Companies I Rapidly expanding company engaged m I the design and installation of skylights, I cladding and space *rames have following I vacancies:DRAUGHTSLADY Experienced m architectural details Hardworking and able to work independently DESPATCH RIDER
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        826 3 APPOINTMENTS KING R D Engineers KING RADIO CORPORATION, a ASE listed high-tech company, designs and produces electronic communication/ navigation equipment for the aviation, marine, land mobile, and military markets. Our 1983 R D engineering expenditure was 20% of sales. The Singapore Branch requires R D engineers to work with our
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        682 3 BT (A member of Singapore Technology Corporation) I igV Hj >:■': The local leader m automotive engineering has H )a; the following new openings m its holding H Company due to further expansion: ENGINEER r*\ IS 1 1 (PROJECTS) H The incumbent will be involved m design and ai' Tourmvp
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        641 3 /•TUG CREWsX SABAH ENERGY CORPORATION Sabah Energy Corporation has under con- struction five 28.75 metre tractor tugs, 2 x i 1360 hp Deutz Engines Schottel Propultion j 35 ton Bollard pull for deployment at Labuan. Qualifications Applications are now invited for base engineering personnel, tug masters, engineers i and crews.
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