The Straits Times, 27 June 1984

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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    79 seats in the new Parliament
    475 1  -  AHMAD OSMAN Seven electoral divisions to be created, three to be eliminated for general election By THE new Parliament after the coming general election will have 79 seats. This will come about when seven new constituencies are created and three existing electoral divisions are
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    All the President's scholars...
    377 1  - All the President's scholars... HEDWID ALFRED Three from Hwa Chong, one from Temasek By THREE of the four students chosen to be President's Scholars this year were from Hwa Chong Junior College. And two of the four were from Victoria School during their secondary school years. The three scholars from
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    Lock icon Brakes put on car kits
    58 1 LONDON, Tues. Peugeot's Talbot motor company is about to stop production of its Paykan car kits which are shipped to Iran unless Iran resumes payments, a Talbot spokesman said today. The company is owed several million pounds on its car contract with Iran, which last
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    Lock icon Death appeal
    42 1 LONDON, Tues. At least 1,699 death sentences were carried out last year m 39 countries, but the total number of executions worldwide was probably far higher, Amnesty International said today. It appealed for an end tn thp donth oenaltv. Reuter
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    Lock icon Marcos drops 3 defeated ministers
    239 1 Marcos drops 3 defeated ministers MANILA, Tues. The ruling KBL party today confirmed m office all the previous Cabinet ministers except three, who had lost their seats m the May 14 general election, President Ferdinand Marcos said today m a statement. The three ministers were Mr Arturo Tanco (Agriculture), Mr
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    Focus on problems of the aged
    86 1 Focus on problems of the aged WHEN Parliament sits on Friday, the subject of debate will be the Repsrt of the Committee on the Problems of the Aged. Since the report was released In late March, It has been the subject of heated debate with the proposal to raise the
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    Accord on refund to Britain
    65 1 Accord on refund to Britain FONTAINEBLEAU (France), Tues. The European Community today reached agreement on a plan which diplomats said would give Britain a rebate of US$BOO million (Ssl.7 billion) on its 1984 budget contribution. French spokesman Michel Vauzelle indicated the significance of the accord when he described the row
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    Lock icon British MPs in Argentina
    68 1 BUENOS AIRES, Tues. Two members of the British Parliament arrived yesterday for a six-day visit aimed at improving AngloArgentine relations severed by the Falklands war two years ago. Mr Cyril Townsend of the ruling Conservative Party and Mr George Foulkes of the opposition Labour Party are
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    A lady's letter... and Lee, Goh escape arrest
    223 1 A lady's letter... and Lee, Goh escape ar rest 4 LEE KUAN YEW has done better than we could have done if we had won. Singapore's High Commissioner to W 'aysia, Mr Maurice Baker, quoting a communistinspired leader now in Malaysia who said this about the Prime Minister. Mr Baker
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    Lock icon Anger over US prime rate increase
    421 1 Anger over US prime rate increase A big blow to Latin American nations MEXICO CITY, Tims. LATIN American debtor nations have reacted angrily to yesterday's rise m the US prime rate. The rise will increase their interest charges by millions of dollars. The half-point increase to 13 per cent m
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      Lock icon BRITISH RATES NEED NOT RISE
      65 1 LONDON, Tues. The Bank of England said m an exceptional statement today that It saw no need far a general rise In British prune rates on monetary policy grounds despite the latest rate Increase by American banks. The money market regarded the British move as
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      27 1 Inside 62 pages today SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,«,7 ASEAN t CAUSEWAY It EDITORIAL 2t LETTERS 21 TIMESCOPE 22 TIMESDOLLAR 23-21 C?,ASBIFIEDS 27-14 RACING 44 SPORTS 45-47
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      127 1 Marcos wans of martial law again: P. SEE PAGE 4 B aBMBanajBHBBBBBk| THE KAMPUNG SPIRIT JlaVlll bV^sR v~mnwMs^Hi^HMHiiHß Tva<^> We capture, m colour, the relaxed Intimacy that binds village communities, and Is reaffirmed at every Hart Ray a celebration. Pages One and Eight MAN WHO SELLS PICNICS An enterprising Singaporean
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      615 2 High price to pay HEADACHES, uncoordinated movements, nausea, damaged kidneys and liver, cancer of the blood, and even chromosome damage... these are among the litany of consequences which a person sniffing glue or other volatile inhalants may get. The solvents he wreathes m act on the brain and, within
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      Comment
      294 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: IT IS hard to pinpoint one main cause for the sharp increase m the number off cases off glae-snlmng. Bat parents certainly bear the greatest responslbllty (or what happens to their children. Parental neglect or overindulgence could easily set a young person on a coarse
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      Timesdollar
      225 2 FIFTH TIME SINCE MARCH IF LOCAL BANKS UP PRIME RATE LOCAL banks are pondering a possible fifth rise m prime lending rates since March, following a hike m US prime rates on Monday which boosted the US dollar to record levels and sent sterling dovm to new lows against
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      Timesport
      262 2 It's up to France WITH world champions Italy m decline and Brazil enduring a difficult transitional period, France will bear a heavy respoiisibilty when they meet Spain m today's final m the Pare des Princes stadium m Paris. The hosts, along with sadly-departed Denmark, have put the smile back
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      Around the world
      588 2 Rebate for Britain EUROPEAN COMMUNITY leaders reached agreement yesterday on a long-standing row over Britain's budget contributions which brought the 10--nation bloc to the brink of financial crisis, French spokesman Michel Vauzelle said. He confirmed that all national delegations had agreed on a budget rebate for Britain.
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      Section Two
      368 2 Kampung tapestry THE beauty of the kampung and the spirit of togetherness among kampung folk are among some things that will be cherished as Muslims celebrate this Hari Raya Puasa on Saturday. TERENCE WHITE captures some of the colourful scenes of kampung life m pictures and words. He
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      Across the Causeway
      198 2 For whom toll matters SINGAPORE cars and commercial vehicles will not be exempted when the proposed toll at the Causeway is imposed. A spokesman for the Malaysian Works Ministry said all vehicles, except motorcycles, would have to pay on the toll when leaving Johor Baru and re-entering
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      Section Three
      139 2 Saved by official CONTINUING from last week's Bamboo Green, Yang Zhi is found guilty of manslaughter and is sentenced to hard labour. However, official Liang, having heard of Yang Zhi's prowess m martial arts, took him into his entourage and gave him the job of escorting his expensive
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      Lock icon China's cities are next to reap a profit
      352 3 China's cities are next to reap a profit Self-management for state-owned firms BEIJING, Tuesday CHINA will accelerate its campaign to smash the late Chairman Mao Zedong's egalitarian system by extending Mr Deng Xiaoping's moderate policies to all the cities. Mr Sha Ye, State Economic Commission secretary-general, yesterday said China, under
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      Lock icon Chinese response upsets HK leaders
      359 3 'Confidence crisis building up' HONGKONG, Tuos. HONGKONG'S community leaders today took exception to Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping's contention that there was no confidence problem m Hongkong over Beijing's plan to rule the territory from 1997. They were commenting on a statement by Sir Sze-yuen Chung,
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      Lock icon Candy king's enemy calls off threats
      172 3 Candy king's enemy calls off threats TOKYO, Tues. The unknown enemies of a confectionery magnate known as Japan's "candy king" today called off three months of persecution which included kidnapping, extortion and a threat to plant poisoned chocolates on supermarket shelves. A letter, sent to two mass-circulation Jap anese newspapers,
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      Lock icon Pakistan to replace English with Urdu
      62 3 ISLAMABAD, Toes. Urdu would soon replace English as the language m which business would be conducted m Pakistan, the Minister-ln-charge of Information and Broadcasting said yesterday. Mr Raja Mohammad Zafrul Hag said President Mohammad Zia Ul-Haq had ordered all government ministries and provincial governments
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      Lock icon 'British troops in Colombo not from SAS'
      213 3 'British troops in Colombo not from SAS' NEW DELHI, Tues. Britain has told India that British mercenaries being hired by Sri Lanka to combat Tamil guerillas do not now belong to the Special Air Services (SAS), an External Affairs Ministry spokesman said yesterday. The assurance was made after the government
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      Lock icon Golf course names holes after Korean war allies
      134 3 SEOUL, Tues. Eighteen holes at a golf course near Seoul have been named after allies and a hero of the 1950-53 Korean war. In a ceremony yesterday, the first hole was named United Nations, m appreciation of the troops sent by the
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      Lock icon Display of anti-crime techniques
      48 3 Display of anti-crime techniques IN A gravity-defying demonstration, members of China's Armed Police Force scale a building to display one of their anti-crime technlaa.es. The special police force was formed In April IMS to carry oat duties relating to Eblic security, frenr Inspection and fire control. AP picture.
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      Lock icon Relatives compensated
      67 3 BANGKOK. Tues. Korean Airlines (KAL) today paid U*****,000 (*****,000) compensation to relatives of three Thai passengers killed m a Korean Jet shot down by the Soviets. A legal representative of KAL said the airline paid US$lOO,OOO each as compensation for the deaths of Dr Somchal Pakaranodom and his
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      Japan to buy rice from South Korea
      255 3  - Japan to buy rice from South Korea PETER HAZELHURST By uur lokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Tues. Pushing the Japanese government into a confrontation with the country's powerful farming lobby, Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party has decided to import rice from South Korea for the first time to cope with a shortage
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      Lock icon Task force to handle 'identity projects'
      96 4 FONTAINEBLEAU (France), Tues. European Community leaders have decided to boost European identity with projects including a common flag and a European anthem. They decided to create a task force for pushing ahead with a T 'Europe of the citizens." The task force will seek
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      Lock icon EC settles row over Britain's payments
      247 4 All leaders agree on a budget rebate for London runirtUNCDLCAu v.r ranee j, luesday EUROPEAN Community leaders reached agreement today on a long row over Britain's budget contributions which brought the 10-na-tion bloc to the brink of financial crisis, French spokesman Michel Vauzelle said.
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      Lock icon Now US offers to have private talks
      245 4 WASHINGTON, Tuoo. THE United States has told the Soviet Union it was willing to hold private talks on arms control if returning to formal negotiations now would be too embarrassing. But Mr Richard Burt, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, yesterday told a US
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      Lock icon Nato criticises the Dutch for delaying
      242 4 BRUSSELS, Tuesday NORTH Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato) officials meeting here yesterday sharply criticised the Netherlands' recent decision to delay deployment of cruise missiles and also appealed again to the Soviet Union to resume negotiations m Geneva. Nato officials said a consensus emerged among experts
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      Lock icon Girlfriend radioed answers to exam cheat
      118 4 ORLEANS (France), Tues. A student tried to cheat m a university ge+grapoy examination nsiflg modern communications, long hair and a trendy scarf, news reports said. The student, Identified only as Jean-Fran-cois, had Ms girlfriend transmit the answers over a citizen's band radio fr«*n a
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      Lock icon British men say 'bottoms out'
      151 4 LONDON, Tues. British men are attracted more by a woman's face and legs than her breasts or bottom, a Gallup poll says. Its light-hearted poll put bottoms at the bottom of the "attraction index" with a mere 8 per cent of the men attracted to
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        Lock icon Plane hijacked
        59 4 AN IRANIAN passenger plane, on a domestic flight from Teheran to the port of Bushehr, was hijacked yesterday, the Iranian news agency, Irna, reported. Irna, monitored m London, said the hijackers forced the pilot of the 138--passenger Boeing 727 to fly to Qatar and land at Doha Airport
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        Lock icon Hart's promise
        76 4 FORMER US Vice-President Walter Mondale, taking major strides toward uniting the Democratic Party, won a promise on Monday from his Presidential rival Gary Hart not to raise a divisive challenge at the national convention next month. In a letter to the Democratic National Committee chairman, Mr Charles Manatt,
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        Lock icon Fire at DMZ
        82 4 SOUTH KOREAN troops fired "hundreds of large-calibre machine gun and automatic rifle bullets" at a North Korean post m the demilitarized zone (DMZ) separating North and South Korea, the North Korean Central News Agency said yesterday. The agency, monitored m Tokyo, said the barrage was aimed at
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        Lock icon Extra aid cuts
        80 4 PRESIDENT RONALD Reagan yesterday showed signs of knuckling to political reality on Nicaragua, backirg down on an earlier threat to veto legislation m Congress cutting extra cash for Nicaraguan rebels. Though the 88-1 Senate vote on Monday night stripping US$2l million (Ss44 million) m extra 1964 aid
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        Lock icon Anti-Soviet moves
        55 4 CELEBRATED AFGHAN guerilla chief Ahmad Shah Masood has returned to Afghanistan's strategic Panjsher Valley and is directing operations against Soviet forces that overran it last April, Western diplomatic sources said m Islamabad yesterday. The sources also reported a lot of resistance m the Afghan capital of Kabul and
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      Lock icon Catholic barred from job gets $28,800 award
      245 4 Catholic barred from job gets $28,800 award BELFAST, Tv«. IN A landmark case, a trade union has been ordered to pay compensation to a Belfast shipyard worker who claimed he was being barred from employment because of his religion. The £10,000 (5528,840) settlement, negotiated by Northern Ireland's Fail* Employment Agency,
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      Lock icon High-tech devices for security at Games
      378 6 High-tech devices for security at Games LOS ANGELES, Tues. The United States government is resorting to high technology devices to seek out any terrorists arriving at Los Angeles Airport for the Olympic Games here. "We intend to use every resource at our disposal to keep terrorists, troublemakers and other undesirables
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      Lock icon Bank of Israel devalues shekel by 2.6 pc
      138 6 Bank of Israel devalues shekel by 2.6 pc JERUSALEM, Tues. The Bank of Israel today ordered a 2.6 per cent devaluation of the Israeli shekel against the US dollar, financial sources said. The Israeli currency has, therefore, lost 13 per cent of its value against the US dollar since the
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      Lock icon Hopes for more stable oil market fade as Gulf conditions worsen
      329 6 NICOSIA, Turn. OPEC'S hopes of a substantial firming of the world oil market m the second half of the year are beginning to fade under a battery of adverse indications, the authoritative oil publication, Middle East Economic Survey (Mees)
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      Lock icon Israeli court orders screening of election ads on TV
      337 6 Israeli court orders screening of election ads on TV JERUSALEM, Tu«s ISRAELI television viewers got their first glimpse of campaign commercials for the July 23 elections despite attempts by striking telecast journalists to keep them off the air. The telecast journalists had sought to buttress their claims for parity with
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      Lock icon Thirty seconds to go — shuttle flight off again
      290 7 Thirty seconds to go shuttle flight off again CAPE CANAVERAL, Tues. The first launch of the space shuttle Discovery, already postponed once yesterday, was abruptly halted today just before blast-off when one of its Jiree main engines failed to ignite. There was no immediate explanation of why the brand-new spaceplane
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      Lock icon Pilot tries for world record
      73 7 SAN FRANCISCO, Tues. After a three-day delay because of mechanical problems, a Chinese-American pilot left yesterday to attempt to set a world record for a single-engine plane flight across the Pacific. Mr Jerry Tsai, an amateur pilot and accomplished boxer and sailor, took off from
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      Lock icon Jackson gets rare personal welcome
      416 7 Castro expresses goodwill towards Washington HAVANA, Tuoo. CUBAN President Fidel Castrc gave Black United States civil rights leader Jesse Jackson the rare honour of a personal welcome at Havana airport and expressed a measure of goodwill towards Washington. The Rev Jackson, running a distant third
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      Lock icon 'Summons' Sidney to nail motorists
      330 7 NEW YORK, Tuesday MOTORISTS m New Yoric are going to hate Sidney. That's because Sidney the summons issuing device for New York can remember 10,000 vehicle licence plate numbers at a time and alert a traffic policeman right away if the vehicle at hand has
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      Lock icon Oil find
      40 7 HOUSTON, Tues. Shell Western, a Shell Oil Company subsidiary, announced it had confirmed a find m the range of 300 million barrels m the Beaufort Sea the first discovery of oil m the Alaskan outer continental shelf. UPI
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      Lock icon Catholic theologians challenge the Vatican
      171 7 Catholic theologians challenge the Vatican CHICAGO, Tues. In a challenge to the Vatican, a group of prominent Roman Catholic theologians has issued a strong defence of church involvement m Third World politics. The unofficial group, known as the Concilium, drew up the statement at a recent meeting m Nijmegen, the
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      Lock icon Son sees dying dad after 42 years
      179 7 EATONTOWN (New Jersey), Tues. It took few msnths of bureaucratic haggling to make the arrangements, but c retired Soviet train conductor clutching a bag of mU from hia homeland has arrived to visit his dying father after a 42-year separation. "I'm still In
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Airlink to Miri to be revived soon
      231 9 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Tues. Royal Brunei Airlines (RBA) plans to restart a Miri service m November with Malaysian Airline System, the Borneo Bulletin reported m its latest edition. An RBA spokesman was quoted as saying that final details are still being negotiated and
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      Lock icon 'Stonewalling' on Aquino killing charge
      226 9 'Stonewalling' on Aquino killing charge MANILA, Toes. Prime Minister Cesar Virata today said he did not like what he described as government "stonewalling" en the Benlgno Aquino assassination and said It was wrong to rale out involvement by anyone m the government. Mr Virata, testifying before a board pro blng
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      3 firms to study Indonesia's railway system
      310 9 By THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN DESK THE Indonesian government has commissioned three British companies to carry out a major study of the country's railway system as part of its £500 million (about Ssl.s billion) plan to modernise the country's railway system. One of
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      Lock icon Orang-utans forced to change diet
      157 9 Orang-utans forced to change diet JAKARTA, Tues. Orang-utans In the national park la Kotal (Kant Kalimantan) have turned to eating bark, twigs, and parts of yoong frees because their main food fruit and nuts has been wiped out by forest fires, Dally Kompas reported today. The paper was reporting the
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      Lock icon Marcos warns of martial law again
      474 9 Danger of terrorism and subversion cited as reason MANILA, Tuesday PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos today warned that he might have to re-impose martial law m the Philippines because of what he described as the "danger of terrorism and subversion". His warning was preceded the day
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  • Asean: ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Malaysia ready to work with Dutch to raise treasure
      260 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysia is willing to discuss with the Netherlands the possibility of salvaging the wreck of a Dutch merchant ship which sank off the southern coast of peninsular Malaysia m 1727, a senior government official has said. But Datuk
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      Lock icon S'pore vehicles to pay toll too
      273 10 Tenders for building of toll gates will be issued soon KUALA LUMPUR, Tuos. SINGAPORE registered cars and commercial vehicles will not be spared when the proposed toll at the Causeway is imposed. A spokesman for the Works Ministry said all vehicles, except motor-cycles, would
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      Lock icon Johor Customs officers back Causeway move
      312 10 Johor Customs officers back Causeway move JOHOR BARU, Tues. The Johor Branch of the Senior Customs' Officers Association has come out m full support of the federal government's decision to impose the Causeway toll Association vicepresident, Mr Adnan Ariffin, today said the move was a step m the right direction.
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      Lock icon BA denies paper's 'conspiracy' allegations
      110 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. British Airways today denied ihat there was a conspiracy between BA and Singapore Airlines to prevent MAS from obtaining additional flights to London. Its sales manager for Peninsular Malaysia, Mr Chong Meng Kee, said that there was no truth m the allegations
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      Lock icon Postal workers stage 'silent protest'
      139 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Tv««. THE stall of the Malaysian Pastel Department began a "silent protest" yesterday against the Inadequate security at post offices, press reports said today. About 3,2 ft workers, all members of the Union «f Postal Workers, wore badges bearbig slogans that called tor
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      Lock icon Drug hauls prompt tighter security
      145 10 KOTA BARU, Tues. Security at all railway stations m Kelantan has been tightened following the recovery of six travelling bags containing 17,700 rolls of ganja. Police said today that the drugs, weighing 39,000 gm, were believed to have been smuggled m from a neighbouring country
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      What glue sniffing could do to you
      580 12 GLUE-SNIFFING and inhalant abuse was first detected here m 1977. There were 820 cases last year. A national campaign will be launched on Sept 1 to educate the public and to stamp out this menace. The danger of glue-sniffing and inhalant abuse was
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      Open verdict on maid found dead near flats
      111 12 Open verdict on maid found dead near flats A MAID who apparently left her employer s house for a jog was later found dead at the foot of a block of flats nearby, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Scan Hang Looi, 25, a Malaysian, was last seen by Madam Chan
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      Give blood
      25 12 A BLOOD donation session will be held at Kin Keat community centre m Toa Payoh on Sunday between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
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      Hostesses robbed after being doped
      285 12  -  CHARMAINE CHAN By TWO dance hostesses who lost consciousness after drinking beer doped with a tranquilliser were abandoned after they were robbed of their cash and jewellery, a court heard yesterday. The first incident happened on Jan 27 this year. Tan Kui Seng, 23, and
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      Istana open
      21 12 THE public can visit the Istana grounds on Hari Raya Puasa this Saturday between 8 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.
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      Danger lurks at home
      82 12 THE danger of '"fc* l abuse Is very real because a number of Items commonly found In homes and shops contain solvents that provide abnsers with "kicks". Items such as shoe polish, floor polish and nail polish remover contain volatile solvents which .evaporate easily. The chemical
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      Schoolboy drowns near Bedok jetty
      140 12 A SCHOOLBOY who went swimming with his three friends drowned m the sea off the East Coast Parkway, near the Bedok jetty, on Sunday. Urn Earn Bing, 16, was the third person reported to have drowned off that stretch m the last six weeks. On
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      Reporter gets Times study award
      204 12 Reporter gets Times study award SHIPPING reporter Gerry de SUva leaves the newsroom next week to join the National University of Singapore as a student. He is the fourth Straits Times journalist to win the Times Organisation Scholarship for Serving Employees since it was introduced m 1980. Mr de SUva,
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      Coupon parking
      47 12 COUPON parking will be introduced at all six binge car parks from next Monday These are at Lorong 1, Gey lang, Kampong Java, Whitley Road. Holland Road. Delta Circus and Kallang Car Parks BandC. Motorists will have to display a 60-cent parking coupon per entry.
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      The shows are over and now more work
      495 13  - The shows are over and now more work CHAN ENG CHENG By THE Arts Festival is not over for its organisers yet. They are busier than ever sorting out the finances. Artistes' fees and income tax have to be paid quickly and rentals on halls settled. Groups such as the
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      Halls were 94 pc full and it's a record
      260 13 Halls were 94 p c full and it's a record MORE than 60 per cent of the 59 shows were sold out and there was an average of 94 per cent attendance at all shows. This is the record set by the recent Arts Festival, which ended on Sunday. A
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      Statements made under duress, says accused
      271 13  -  BEN DAVIDSON The burnt body case By A LORRY driver, accused of attacking a boilerman with a rake and burning him alive, told the High Court yesterday that he made two police statements on the incident because he was threatened, punched, slapped and hit
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      Dr Luns to deliver Singapore Lecture
      223 13 THIS year's Singapore Lecture the fifth m the series which started m 1980 will be given by the former secretary-general of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, Dr Joseph Luns, on Nov 8. The lecture will be chaired by the Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign
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      Cemeteries closed
      29 13 NO MORE burials will take place at two Chinese cemeteries, one at Woodlands Road and the other at Mandai Road. They have been closed since June 13.
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      Did dancers run foul of the law?
      421 15  -  J. RAJENDRAN No public entertainment licence was issued, say police By POLICE are to investigate whether dancing displays at Far East Plaza on two weekends this month contravened the Public Entertainments Act. Their records show that no public entertainment licence had been issued
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      Gas leak sets off fire in food stalls
      173 15 FIRE cawed by a leaking gas tank damagedtwe feed stalls at the Glutton's Gmw m Taajsag Pagar Cemplex,llepael Ritd, yesterday. N« «ac was (■tared. TV> blase, wUch breke Mt la ene *f the stalls a* 11 M a.m., sent a l—efc crewd
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      Police may give dancers a break
      402 15  - Police may give dancers a break PAUL WEE By BREAKDANCERS may be given a break after all. Police are now seriously considering allowing youths to dance m public. "But first, we must find a place big enough for them," a police source told The Straits Times yesterday. "It will be
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      Vital to have able MPs says minister
      151 16 Vital to have able MPs says minister SINGAPORE needs able and dedicated MPs to provide quality leadership m the government for the future. And the key to that lies m the choice of able and dedicated leaders, said the Minister for Defence and Second Health Minister, last night. Mr Goh
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      Change comes to stay
      392 16  -  ANGELINA CHOY Eusoff College breaks tradition as the boys move m to set up home By SUGAR and spice and all things nice will now make way for boys and noise m Eusoff College. This last all-female bastion of the National University of Singapore crumbled on
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      Course for nurses
      55 16 Course for nurses THE National Productivity Board will hold an Occupational Health Nursing Certificate course twice a week over 11 months from July 3. State registered nurses now working m industry, commerce or the service sectors and who are involved m employee health care are eligible for the course, the
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      Law information at the fingertips system under study
      294 16 LEXIS an on-line electronic law library may find its way into Singapore. This was disclosed m the Law Society's first journal m an article contributed by Butterworths A Co. (Asia) Pte Ltd, the legal publishers. LEXIS was developed m the United States
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      Lawyers are pleased with new-look Bar Room
      277 16 Lawyers are pleased with new-look Bar Room LAWYERS m Singapore saw their new Bar Room on Monday and gave their "verdict" it is excellent. The Law Society of Singapore had set up the new posh Bar Room at the High Court building for its more than 1,000 practising members. And
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      Power cuts hit store and hotel in Orchard Road area
      117 16 Power cuts hit store and hotel in Orchard Road area SHOPPERS m Lucky Plaza and Tangs and guests m Dynasty Hotel were affected when electricity was cut off at 12.55 p.m. yesterday. Parts of Killiney and Bideford roads and the Cairnhill area were also affected by the power failure. A
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      Book launched, writer unmasked
      518 18  -  REBECCA CHUA Publication on Singapore's contemporary history is 'definitive' By LAST night, as the last strains of Stand Up Singapore died away, a man was unmasked, and a book launched at a cocktail reception. The man was author John Drysdale and the book, Singapore: Struggle for
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      More Indonesian and Japanese visitors in April
      159 18 More Indonesian and Japanese visitors in April MUroi; Japanese and Indonesians visited Singapore m April this year than the same month last year, according to statistics from the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board. There were 7.1 per cent more Japanese and 11.2 per cent more Indonesians who visited Singapore m April
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      Housing agent cheated bank
      174 18 Housing agent cheated bank A FREELANCE housing agent received $102,000 from a bank as six months' rent and six months' advanced payment for a house when m fact he was not authorised to lease it out. Wong Peng Ngai, 32, met Mr Conor Lawson, 39, the treasurer of Gulf International
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      Businessman loses $16,000 to robbers
      88 18 Businessman loses $16,000 to robbers TWO robbers, one armed with a chopper, held up a businessman outside his home m Bukit Timah and got away with $16,680 worth of valuables on Sunday. Mr C.S. Wong, 40, returned to his Cheng Soon Garden home at about 10.30 p.m. He noticed a
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        Firm fined $2,500 for safety offence
        78 18 A ROOFER was repairing an asbestos awning at a factory m Hiil view Terrace when he fell to his death. And yesterday, Bukit Timah Air-Con, the occupier of the premises, was fined $2,500 after the company admitted that it had failed to provide a
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        Labourer charged with causing hurt
        75 18 A LABOURER was accused yesterday of causing hurt to a couple m a house m Amoy Street on Monday. No plea was taken from Tee Tian Huwat alias Ang Chee Seng, 32, who allegedly hurt Mr Ng Cheng Heng, 45, and Madam Chan Yong Siew,
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        Salesman who stole bicycle fined $600
        76 18 A SALESMAN at the East Coast Park saw the means of getting back to his home abicycle left unlocked while its owner lay sleeping beside it. Hoe Lye Teck, 20, stole the bicycle without awakening student Koh Boon Leng, 14, and rode it home
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      314 17 Water engineers and consultants! Here's cost-saving information about piping for water supply. Total cost unit of water delivered is cheaper wiHf Poly pipe! ff^ffff- ■~if-^ WP^sm BP* fi^^"fc& *>»^* *^Jt^r^ V Br/liPl3r' i#^M^^^ .^^^K^m^^P^^^ B^B»<^BB B^BF^ J^ v^f?^. jß^^ m.^^- v \|Bf v CmlblS^ m «an li* fr-fl#^-^ ■r- **m^^J&l^W?9msirz.
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    A lady's letter... and Lee, Goh escape arrest
    2290 19 A lady's letter... and Lee, Goh escape arrest Part One of an adaptation by Peter Barnard IT HAS been said that the past is another country we should visit sometimes. In a book just published yesterday and called Singapore: Struggle For Success, the author JOHN DRYSDALE a familiar name to
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    The Straits Times says The sniff of death
    477 20 A 15- YEAR-OLD boy has died from sniffing glue. The events leading to his death seem familiar: a young boy left on his own with little parental supervision indulges m a deadly habit to fill the gaps m his life, and dies
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    Let things work according to law of demand and supply
    816 20  -  JONATHAN POWER What Third World nations could do By writing for the International Herald Tribune NEW YORK The Third World, we keep being told, and rightly, is going to feel the effects of world recession long after the Western economies
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    Lock icon The fine art of summitry
    618 20 "TV. A a Buchwald column PRESIDENT Reagan couldn't say It loud at his press conference, bat he hinted that one of the problems with having a summit conference with his counterpart In the Soviet Union Is that he doesn't know who It is. Just before
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    America prepares for life after World War III
    844 20  - America prepares for life after World War III HAROLD JACKSON By m Washington THE vice-president of America's General Telephone and Electronic Corp, Mr Bruce Carswell, is m no doubt about the firm's priority m the aftermath of World War m. "If the world doesn't end," he remarked, "we would like
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      When mangoes turn out all rotten too
      244 21 I REFER to your report "Think twice before tasting it" (ST, June 13) and the letter "Three durians and $20 later, I was much wiser", by "Pow-Jiak Turned Rotten" (ST June 20). I recently had a similar experience. On June 18, when my
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        Not the VITB's practice to state grades
        284 21 PLEASE refer to the letter "Cert should list subjects taken" by "13 Disillusioned Trainees" (ST, May 23). It is not the practice of the board to state the subjects taken and the grades obtained m the Formal certificate awarded to a trainee on
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        Lighten their heavy load
        84 21 Lighten their heavy load TODAY'S school bags are getting heavi-r because of the book load. I see young students crossing the roads, climbing overhead bridges and boarding buses, struggling with these heavy bags. My suggestion is that books should be printed m loose-page form. So each day, after being told
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        Law demands that machines are regularly checked
        236 21 WE would like to thank "A Caring Citizen" for bis concern over the use of improperly maintained equipment m factories and worksites. (ST, May 23). The writer is correct m pointing out that machinery and plant which is not properly maintained may cause
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        Sorry if we cause too much noise in gardens
        279 21 WE THANK "Early Jogger" for his letter which has some valuable observations on the maintenance activities at the Botanic Gardens. Some of his suggestions will be looked into but the one on changing the working hours of the maintenance crew may
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        Bosses only got usual mementos after pay pact
        147 21 Bosses only got usual mementos after pay pact I REFER to your report "Thanks for the big raise, boss" (ST. June 17). We thank you for covering and reporting the occasion of the signing of the collective agreement on June 16. However we wish to clarify certain points. They are:
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        $3 charge only if taxis booked in advance
        150 21 $3 charge only if taxis booked in advance PLEASE refer to the letter "Tactic radio taxis use to charge more" by "Passenger' r (ST, June The surcharge for calling a taxi through the telephone is $1.00. In addition, a booking fee of $2.00 is charged when a taxi is booked
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        $6.90 dolls could have gone to children's homes
        156 21 I REFER to your article "Crashed the <;<••• Hda" (ST, Jane 23). It is good to know that there is no place for Imitations m Singapore. However, I am not pleased with the action taken with regard to the disposal of the
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        $25 late payment fee too harsh
        191 21 I RECEIVED a notice from SBC that a late payment fee of $25 was levied on me for not renewing my TV licence m time. I appealed to SBC to cancel the fine of $25 on the grounds that I did not receive the
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      It takes too long to return library books
      242 21 It takes too long to return library books I WOULD like to comment on the system of returning books m the National Library, Queenstown Branch. Now that the library has reopened after a period of renovation, I am pleased to say that not only has it improved m its outlook,
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      CPF: The facts and figures to weigh
      80 22  -  HO CHIN BENG BY DESIGN: NOLIAH MUSTAPHA ARTWORK: JIMMY KANG PARLIAMENT sits this Friday to debate the Report of the Committee on the Problems of the Aged. Hotly debated since its release has been the suggestion of raising the CPF withdrawal age with
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      Hot debate over the pros and cons
      709 22  -  PAUL ONG The Howe Report Stories by "Society must change its attitude towards old age. Far from being a burden, the elderly must be recognised as possessing experience, skill knowledge, talent and wisdom. So began the 54-page Report of the Committee on the
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      Highlights of study into problems of aged
      541 22 THE CammittM en the PifMem «f the Aged was set up m June IMB to study the problems that "greying" population and longer life expectancies can cans*. Committee members, led by Health Minister Howe Yoon Cheng, were asked to look Into specific areas
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      84 22 HJli^-J^^^^^B I 7 Szechuan cuisine at the Meisan Restaurant comes to you m a delicious, sumptuous range. Every dish is an exquisite creation and authentic to the last ingredient. Dine on such servings of genuine Szechuan specialities as Camphor Smoked Duck, Drunken Chicken, tender Meisan Pork Ribs and even live
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        Index slips for fifth successive day to 900 level
        267 23 Index slips for fifth successive day to 900 level AMID nervous trading, the local stock market fell for the fifth successive day to within a whisker of the psychologically important 900 barrier. The Straits Times Industrial Index now stands at 900.34, down 4.70 points from Monday. The Business Times Composite
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          Rises
          68 23 TextteCorp 310 +22 TaapComSOc 600 +20 MCtment 730 +10 ROass 231 +6 i earn 144 +6 KwiMtthki 50c 815 +5 SeiJrsjor Ortdf 600 +5 aasaasi 488 +4 UOLLoan 98+2 HotoiProp 86 +I'j JCarHßrh 28'/j +1V» BAT 22c 233+1 Roth Mi 50c 208+1 PavflSOc 203 +1 Sifma Metal 171 +1
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          Falls
          71 23 Trssrlißms 900 —60 NS T 850 —50 I laaa 640 -so TimmM 840 —40 Fedoral Flour 300 —36 Sunfaißasi 1000 —20 a*aaan 500 -20 Jacks hit 480 —20 W Wood 265 —20 DIC Bank 50c 275 —17 CASH 50c 358-16 SPTtitte 350 -16 Sai Vtew 255 —14 MCaheas 458
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          Indices
          57 23 June 25 June 26 BT Composite (1993 SUM BTMcator *****58 *****70 BT 08/ OS 353 360 ST Wujtriars ***** 900.34 ST Finance 2723.12 2704.53 STHoleh 930 15 927.37 ST Proptrtw 586 05 SM 20 st mmm 37s ss s/a.si STPtantabons 2711.20 2705.80 OCSC ***** ***** SES M £31 43
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          Most active
          15 23 Pan-El 766.000 Shim Dorby 731,000 T.xtita Corp 662,000 M Gla«* 439.000 Londmorkt 349,000
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        Singapore barometer
        36 23 Singapore barometer Up Oown Unch Industrials 13 75 21 Finance 0 14 4 Hotels 1 4 3 Properties 0 5 3 Plantations 19 3 Mining 2 5 0 Deb/Loans 3 5 2 Total 20 117 36
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        K. Lumpur barometer
        43 23 K. Lumpur barometer Up Down Uncli Industrials 7 80 22 Finance I 9 4 Hotels 0 2 0 Properties 2 7 1 Oil palms 0 2 1 Tins 2 9 2 Rubbers 3 13 5 Deb/Loons 0 2 0 Totol 15 134 35
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        KLSE ends lower
        75 23 APART from the debut of Cement Industries of Malaysia Bhd at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday, share prices passed through another boring session. The 30-counter New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index was down 7.88 points to 1411.95. The Scoreboard showed 127 issves losing as against
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        ST Industrial index components
        71 23 BwrtudBM -1 CIC -4 CGM —2 Co*d$lor»|. —8 DufcpM susp Esm unch f N -10 Gantbip unch Giatara +4 Hi* Par unch MtcaptM —3 Kappal -1 HTC HUtt-rvjmt -1 NBT —4 Nat Iran unch PMC -3 Pan [tec +1 Pitfc Plant unch Priiw -5 PraMt -3
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        INDICES – Highs & Lows
        36 23 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1983/84 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1983/84 Low 712.29 (5/1/83) 684.88 (4/1/83) All time High 1071 91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 550.78 (12/8/82)
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      Lock icon Non-profit groups in US are selling their own products
      425 23 They now use more aggressive marketing strategies NEW YORK More than birth-control information is being dispensed by Planned Parenthood Federation of America these days. Since last summer, the group has sold a million condoms under its own brand name at its
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      Local banks to raise prime rates again?
      449 23  -  S. KUMAR Bankers, dealers predict increase within next week By LOCAL banks are pondering a possible fifth rise m prime lending rates since March, following a hike m US prime rates on Monday which boosted the US dollar to record levels and sent
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      Consultants offer microcomputer advisory service
      385 23 Small business IF YOU can afford to spend about $40,000 on installing a computer, the microcomputer advice offered by Arthur Andersen Associates Pte may help. The company, one of the world's largest consultancies, thinks their Microguide service can help small and medium businessmen choose a
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      Exotic touch makes this a 'hot' item in supermarts
      290 23  -  MARA FERNANDEZ By TAKE a Japanese product. Spice it with local expertise. The result? A run-away success for curry sardine. Sardines m tomato sauce have been around for years. But two years ago, Mima International, the local agents for Japanese sardine
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      Lock icon Gambling down
      67 23 TOKYO Earnings from horse-racing and other gambling operations run by local governments declined for the third consecutive year m fiscal 1983, the Home Affairs Ministry said yesterday. It attributed the poor performance to diversified leisure pursuits. Combined receipts at speedboat, cycling, horse racing and car races m fiscal
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      Oil storage terminals gear up for boom
      395 23  - Oil storage terminals gear up for boom RONNIE LIM By TWO Dutch-Singapore government oil storage terminals are glaring up for a potential business boom with ihe expected influx of products from new Middle East refineries. One of the operators, Paktank, which counts Singapore National Oil Company as a partner, recently
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      Lock icon IBM's new computers
      40 23 RYE BROOK (New York) International Business Machines Corp said it was introducing two advanced versions of the IBM 3270 personal computer that brought many of the sophisticated graphics functions of large host computers to the desktop. Reuter
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      Business done in Singapore
      2288 24 READERS should be aware of the Mtobm of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m it the Stifapore and Kuala Lumpur stock eichanjes, is necessariry covered m "business done". Further because al deainfs at a particular price are grouped tofether, the table does
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      1647 24 INDUSTRIALS Alcom (2.108 2 MS) (3) 2.10 (I) 2.11 Antah(1.84B)(l) 1.85(2) 1.82(3) 1. 83 (5)1.84 A Choc (2.448 2.465) (6) 2.43 (11)2.44(1)2.42(1)2.46 AISB (7) 4 80 AMD (3.806 3 84S) (1) 3.92 (1) 3.88(1)3.84 API (1.398 14.05) (10) 1.43 (7) 1.42(13) I 41 (1) 1.39(9)
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      2693 24 U sham quoted have a par valw of $1. mint otherwise specified Adjusted tar scr<p/ri|Ms. N Tai-eiempttd tfwtend UN is traded m lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m dolars. Last Twad M Day rif> Ins* Canaan* Sain Gaanaa COM) La**. Law SECTION
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        22 25 GOLD US$/oz Tins Men Singapore 369.00—369.50 370.00—370.50 Hongkong 269.00—369.30 370.10 370.50 Mon Fri New York 368.50—369.00 372.50—373.00 London 369.00—369.50 374.30—374.80
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        109 25 THE KILOBAR market traded between 5525,252 and 5525.331. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.70 ,'9.10, slipped to a low of U*****. 00/ 8. 40 and closed at U*****. 30/8.70 for the morning. It re-opened at U*****.40/8.80, eased again before climbing to U*****.10/9.50 on short-cover-ing. It Closed at
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        138 25 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices closed slightly lower on lack of follow through support after a steady opening and renewed selling. palm Ctoiinf prices Crude pafcn ol Jun 1285 (central) 1285 (antral) 1280 (north) Jul 1280 (south) 1287 50 (cantral) 1282 50 (north) Auf 1270 (south) 1265 (north)
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        63 25 THE Singapore rubber market closed quietly steady with July One RSS buyers quoted at 181.50 cents per kilo, unchanged from Monday. In Koala Lumpur, the rubber market closed steady at 197.00 cents per kilo for July Int One RSS buyers, unchanged from Monday. The International Natural Rubber Organisation's market
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        80 25 THE Straits Tin price m Penang weakened eight cents to M 529.20 per kilo, five cents above the International Tin Agreement's floor level of M 529.15. There was a lack of support following weakness of Sterling against the ringgit. The buffer stock manager absorbed the bulk of the
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        18 25 1 swr Tm Mm Smppore 8.33—8.38 8.49-B.M Mm M New York 8.33-8.38 8.60-8.65 Some*: Cmtt Suast, Spore
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        22 25 ClO** price* COPPER £/tMM Mm Spot $74.00-975.00 1976.50-977.00) 3 months 995.00-995.50 (997.50—998.00) Market tone Barely steady after firmer Sales: .5.150 tones
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        23 25 CbtMi price* ALMMMUM t/km MM Spot 927.00—927.50 (934.50—935 00) 3 months 944.50— 945 00 (951.50-952.50) Market tone: Easier Sales: 21 850 tonnes
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        265 25 FOB m bates MS MRELB (S cenb/kno) tj C o*nVUo) Noon Close Noon Close Int I RSS prompt 181.50-182.50H 179.00-180 DON una in^T Int. IRSS July 184.00-184.50 181.50-182.00 197.00-199 00 197 00-198 00 Int. 1 RSS August 188.50-189.00 186.00-186.50 w #-ij«.uu 19/00-198.00 Int. 2 RSS July 181.00— 182 00N
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        352 25 d^L k Ganribitar 10% iso aa mow i*t trade r-~.» n ..t FOBNSW 305 00 (setters) 15} 245 crop 209.00 COCOnUt s^. p^c^ 2» 242 2mlgride 186.00 Oil ««7 Ui harsjx. new crop Bow. FOB 240.00 (sailers) fcM.BB*. Ulo OW drum FO6 253 00 (sellers) s^™ 21g J"
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        77 25 I I i I i i -i i i i 1 Honfkonf Hartf Senf Tuesday 927.92 (936.37) Week ago 927.39 .g Austraian M-Ordrarfes 0 Tuesday 656.3 (661.9) g t- Week ago 648.2 g' Austraian Industrials Tuesday 915.2 (919.9) Week ago 899.8 Financial Times Industrials Monday 812.7 (811.7) Week ago
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        257 25 MS Chjm« Awocated Hcteh 0 235 -0 005 Bonk Of Eo»t Awo 21 20 -0 5 <?>«uno Kong 8 35 -0 15 CNno bght 11 80 +0 1 Oom Horb Turmrt 1020 F E Consortium 033 -001 For East Exch 0055NG I Cenent 8 90S Gr«ot fogt« "°»9 Lung
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        328 25 Tret) Change •^inomoto 1 1 10 +10 Mioi 380 -5 *jnodo 1060 +10 Ksohi Chem 582 +32 •.soh. Gk»* 695 -5 sank Tk 455 -3 ihdgestone 549 -1 lonon 1150 +10 CraMS Computer 1170 +10 Irtuen 466 I 3 Nep Print 900 +5 5 Nippon Screen >o*ei 670 unch
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        281 25 JMW2C Cents Change (JWst) A C I 168 -I A N I 198 unch A P M 202 -I Aberfoyle Age 245 -3 Aionce Oil 53 -2 ABied MM 220 -5 Ampol Exp 295 -8 Ampol Pet 155 +3 Aru 471 -4 Ashton B H P 926 -10 Beach
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        214 25 MMZS USS Cttangt Alcoo 32* ABed Chem Cp 32* A*»-Cbolmer» ll* Am Tel Tel 16* Amox Inc 20* unch Amr Corp 32* Ba^nkajTrtTpafii Sti 1 9U Boeaig Co 43* Burroughs Cp 52* Cotemiar Co 37 -I* Chase Manhtn 39 Chrysler Cp 24* -U Citicorp 30* Cons Not Gas
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        543 25 aataZS Ponce Change MWSIMM.S AMed-Lyons 157 -2 As* Dories 162 unch BTRPLC 424 -6 Bobcocks 125 -1-1 Bordoys 444 -3 Deochoms 298 -5 BtCC 226 -2 Blue Circle) 393 unch BOC Group 235 -3 toots 165 -2 Bowotor 242 -4 BATS 217 -1 Baaaants 71 unch BP 456 -10
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        220 25 THE US dollar opened at a high of 552.1285/00 and eased to a low of 552.1250 before closing at 552.1275/85. Trading was fairly active with some technical sell-off. The greenback closed firm against major currencies but off the day's high. Against the Deutschemark, it opened at 2.8035/50 and eased
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        182 25 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dolars to Foreign currency ctarency one uasrt of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.8222 1.8241 5.60— 5 47 Canadian dollar 1.6199 1.6219 6.24—6 13 NZ dollar 1.3442—1.3469 7.55 7.37 Sterling pound 2.8763 2.8793 3.51—3 46 US dollar 2.1275 2 1285 4.74—4.69
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        209 25 MtofUPo9fs' pric#9 for Jun»27 Singapore Urit Trust The Commerce 310— 3 29id Tht Smap Fund 1 87-1 98 Sport Prof Fynd 1 37-1 45 Spore Sec Fund 211-2 24 Spore bntst Fund 1.11-118 Spore Equity Fund 1 37-1 45 Asia UnH Trust Md Inmt Fund 2.48— 2 63id
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      590 25 R»c«ipt off Export FCL container* and LCL cargo Delivery of FCL import containers LCL containers unpacked af tho containers freight on Juno 26 (2300) LCI RKetVinf Receivint Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Tarn Hock N Zircon (265/N) 28/6 (0300) FSB 1300 1500/1300 .500 A3/B3 Sea Hawk (45) 28/6 (0700)
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      67 25 NEW DELHI India's director general of shipping has given domestic shipping companies permission to sell 19 old ships as scrap, a government statement said. A'l but one will be sold within the country, it said, without elaborating. Sources said shipping companies stopped sales of
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      Still no word for two that want to go public
      174 26 TWO local construction companies harbouring ambitions to go public are still awaiting word on their applications from the Securities Industry Council and the Stock Exchange of Singapore. Lee Kirn Tah Pte Ltd, a construction group, and Lim Kah Ngam (S)
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      Sri Hartamas share offer oversubscribed
      351 26 Sri Hartamas share offer oversubscribed THE block of 1i.97 million shares tn Sri Hartamas Corporation recently offered to the Malaysian pablic has itoen oversubscribed by h times. Mr David Chua, the general manager of SHC, said that there was a total of over 18t,Mt applications for 221.5 million shares. "More
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      S'pore Warehouse sold for $109 m
      412 26  -  NORA CHENG New owner Hwa Hong to get at least $4.3 m m net income this year By SITTING prominently beside the Singapore River at the junction of Martin Road and River Valley Close is a multi-storey warehouse worth at least $4.3 million m
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      Lock icon Jacks aiming to be supermarket for construction industry
      337 26 JACKS International Limited is aiming to become a one-stop supermarket for the construction industry m Southeast Asia, says its group chairman, Mr Tan Kay Hock, m his latest annual report. He said Jacks International was now committed to rationalise and expand its
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        44 26 SHAREHOLDERS of CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES (FAR EAST) LTD have authorised the company's directors to issue more shares at their own discretion provided that the total number of shares so issued does not exceed 10 per cent of the company's present issued share capital.
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        13 26 MULTI-PURPOSE HOLDINGS BHD has declared an interim dividend of 2 per cent.
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        Proposal to acquire
        60 26 FIRST ALLIED CORPORATION BHD has proposed to acquire First Allied Credit and Leasing Sdn Bhd's entire issued and paid-up capital of two shares of $1 each at par. FACL was incorpo- rated on May 5 last year as IMT Credit and Leasing Sdn Bhd and subsequently changed
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      Higher tobacco duties cut MTC profits
      193 26 THE heavy increases 1b tobacco duties contlnaed to take Its to take Its toll on Malayslan Tobacco Company Bhd. The company's pretax profits were down by S3 per cent to $33.7 million although turnover rose a marginal 2 Keent to $381.4 mlli la the
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      263 23 The Garden Terrace House of Your Dream B^^ [SUNRISE VIUA| I Exclusive 2-storey split-level Garden Terrace Houses I I Situated at Thomson/Yio Chu Kang Rd area I Near Yio Chu Kang/Ang Mo Kio MRT Station I High Class Residential Area J/f^^^ "^SS^^ySZ ?y 4^ X I •Classic Architectural Environment J^L
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      172 24 When it comes to construction, CONPEX-ASIA is your show... r^ j Alvs i«n«B iBIEHKI SiHK lIHM G'^Wl In 1977 we started the first construction show m Singapore. Since then building has never stopped. Today it's a multi billion market. Raffles City. Marina Centre. MRT. Other multiplier projects Throughout Asean, construction
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      82 25 I DILLINGER by Hdv p?eso author of The Eagle Has Landed John Dillinger was the most notorious criminal """^fev^* of hls time ln Marcn 1^ 34 ne made a i^^^ v spectacular escape from Lake County Jail, -.flftfat Indiana and vanished N^JB^p^Bfe^^^^ What really happened to him 7 ■R^^Qk 1^
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      1044 26 j^Jit^gS^l REACH OUT f^?5553 l\ ESSENTIAL ENGLISH I P a^M I V^t^CSAH tVi PRACTICE for Secondary One and IM V^tfialßTP^^^P Two based on the Assessment ■BBHL^BBB ■a^^^Hß UM^^^Jl Guidelines of the Ministry of Education. I^B Bif 11 are designed to test students' itf^MaaaaVH flaaVaaaa^^aW JaaaV H aaaaaaaa^aaaf^a^ competence m comprehension
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      23 26 i ii i (ci r f '984 Tr.bun* Company Syndic!!* Inc *ll Righli Hntn*} "I'm funded by a special grant from my granddaddy."
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      5219 27 _jv TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES: CLASSIFICATION GROUP /K\ Monday Friday 9.00 am -5 30 pm f~ "T In ry, n<tr w M „t,c m I *-~*»»IFlCATIO!<l CROUP fi I _»j p^,^ (5 00 pm for next day) Ordmory >I UU per word (Mm J l 3 00) «J SJgfe i/^^ I
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      585 27 mmm n ill Jlmi I 4 t*^k 1 1 W iMimml Bmp^Wiill^^^r^Bmmi IPH Bk^HRMIHB I HpiMBB9|BH We are the wholesaler, supplier and retailer for the following products. Datahfe. Nashua. 3M Scotch, Maxell Xidex. REL. Athana. SKC. Micromate. Datamini, Memorex. Dysan B^B^B^B^a^m^m^Biw CO v I c iTT*^B^B^B^B^m^m^mw BMC. Taxan. Sakata. Logitec.
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      181 27 54 Book-keeping/ Secretarial/ Answering/ Translation Services AVAILABLE 24 HOURS Answering ($25)/ Registration/ Mailing Address ($10)/ Telephone AnswerIng ($10)/ Telex ($5) *****09 INCOME TAX SECRETARIAL Services for Pte. Ltd.. Housing Agency. Kindly phone Wellcome Secretarial Co.: *****84 TYPING WORD Processing, services for letters, resumes, addresses, stencil/cyclostyling. Private Secretarial Services *****73 TYPING
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      631 28 56 Industrial Equipment/Supplies BRAND NEW PLASTIC BAG MAKING MACHINE TOMI BRANO MACHINE Model: IF-450-40 for LIJPK with 120/ 60 mm l)ia Die 1 set IF-450-40 for HDPE with 30/ 45 mm Dla Die 1 set. IF MO- 55 for I I H'V with 150 mm Dla Die 1 set IF-000-55
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      1533 28 Sf* TRAVEL TOUR OPERATOR I WITH ASSETS IN EXCESS I I OF $1.6 MILLION BY WAY OF I I EQUIPMENTS IS OFFERING I I FOR SALE AS A GOING CONCERN I MbV ST. BOX A***** ILI-. A 390 KIM SENG ROAD Jk U^\ Mi SINGAPORE 0923 gL m3\ CAN OFFER
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      464 28 Joint venture airconditioning company invites applications for tha post of COMPUTER PROGRAMMER Interested applicants with experience, please write m to: A.C.E. DAIKIN (S) PTE LTD Blk. 104, Boon Keng Road #03-04, Singapore 1233 I) Domestic VE-IN COUPLE REQUIRED lglish-speaking. She: houseeping, washing, babysitting. experienced driver and garnlng. Expat family 1
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      446 28 c) Secretmrtal/Clerlcml ULSA I ACCOUNTS I CLERK s GCE t) 1 Level Certificate with good credits m Mathematics and English Preference will be given to candidates from the Commerce stream o LCCI Accounting Certificate o 1 -2 years' experience m general accounting or job costing o Ability to type will
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      731 28 A well-established Company m Robinson Road requires:--(1) MARKETING EXECUTIVES c A degree or diploma In Marketing c Preferably with Ito 2 years' experience m marketing and credit analysis work c Those without relevant experience may also apply (2) INTERNAL AUDITORS c A degree or professional qualification m Accounting c Minimum
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      505 28 SiAßilli |l ifCHNQtOGV We require additional clerical staff to support our expansion programme m both our Marsiling and Kallang plants GCE 'O' level LCC Intermediate (Book- keeping) 1 to 2 years book-keeping or accounting experience Vacancies open m both our MarsWng and Kallang plants. GCE 4 O' level Pleasant personality
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      257 28 Fast expanding progressive 1 electronics engineering I company has Immediate va- I cancles for ACCOUNTS CLERKS Posilkki 1 c GCE O' or A' level c LCC Higher Costing/ Higher Accounting 3to 4 years experience In manufacturing environment Works independently and able to keep a full set of accounts Experience m
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      403 28 f SECRETARY TO 1 GENERAL MANAGER AN ESTABLISHED COMPANY WITH A RAPIDLY EXPANDING MARKET BASE INVITES APPLICATIONS KOR THE ABOVE POSITION GCE A' LEVELS WITH A GOOD COMMAND OF WRITTEN AND SPOKEN ENGLISH SHORTHAND AND TYPINO SPEED OF 100/ 50 WPM IS ESSENTIAL A AECOONIZED SECRETARIAL QUALIFICATION MINIMUM 4 YEARS
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      584 29 66 Situations Vacant c) SecrttarlMl/ClericMl I An •»!»bii»h»d group located I I at Weal Coast Road/ Jurong In- I I vites applications lor the tol- I I lowing post I Minimum OCE O' Level Typing speed 40 w.p.m. Shorthand knowledge. Preferably conversant with telex operation. Pleasant and able to work
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      441 29 DAEWOO CORPORATION requires RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONE OPERATOR c GCE O" level c Cheerful and pleasant personality with good telephone manners. a At least 1 year's working experience m handling PABX switchboard. Interested applicants, please sand resume, contact telephone number with a recent passport sixa photograph to: THE PERBONNEL MANAGER DAEWOO CORPN.
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      556 29 An electrical steel •luting company requires: PRODUCTION CLERK a Age 18 to 27 c GCE o Level with a pass In Mathematics, a 5-day work week, a No shift work, c On-the-Job training, a Attractive salary, c Transport allowance of $00 p.m. a Medical/ dental benefits and Insurance. Interacted applicants,
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      630 29 CLERICAL/ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT to assist m Administration end Accounts work. c GCE 'O' level. c Bilingual and fluent In English. c Knowledge of Accounts and shorthand. a Able to handle correspondence. c Mln. typing speed 40 w.p.m. Thoae with relevant quaWtcaMowa an invited to apply with Ml particulars stating salary expected,
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      618 29 FEMALE TYPIST raquired by an Engineering Company a Able to type well a Capable of working Inde- I pendently a Handle Customers' enquiries a Fix appointments a Other clerical duties PLEASE CALL: *****31 070 TOA PAVOH NORTH #01—04 SINGAPORE 1231 FOR INTERVIEW i FULL-TIME BOOK-KEEPER ACCOUNTS CLERK a OCE 'O'
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      647 29 An ostebliehed firm requires: (1) MESSENGER OFFICE BOY (With Class 2 driving licence) (2) 1 DRIVER s 30 years and above Interested call paraonaHy with all resume at: 11-15 INTERNATIONAL PLAZA SINGAPORE 0207 An Established Educational Training Centre requlres:RECEPTIONIBT OCE O' Level s Ability to converse In English It Mandarin
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      751 29 Law firm requires SECRETARY a At least 2 years relevant working experience c Able to do shorthand a Salary range $900 to $1,100 p.m. *****00 (Mtaa Yong) L#Qa>l firm roojtJtfOw) ACCOUNTS CLERK Part-time (half days), c Must be familiar with accounts of Legal Firms. Writ# lot* The Advertieer S.T. Box
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      911 29 ACCOUNTS CLERK REQUIRED by manufacturing company. Must be able to handle full set of accounts. Interested applicants please write to: 22 Hlllvlew Terrace. Spore 2366 ACCOUNTS CUM GENERAL Clerk Knowledge of telex operation (Model No ERB3) and keeping full set of accounts. 1 2 years' experience. Please tel: *****51 (Reglna).
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      562 29 VOLVO We are looking for hardworking personnel to fill the following vacancies: A) SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Cars) B) SALES REPRESENTATIVE (Commercial Vehicles) Requirements- Must have Class 3 driving licence. c Preferably possess own transport. c Experience In sales preferred. Attractive terms of service and salary commensurate with experience and qualifications will
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      298 29 m ROBINSON'S ha* vacancies for th* toMowing petition* A) SENIOR SALES ASSISTANTS B) SALES ASSISTANTS Requirements for the above posltlons:- Mln. secondary qualification lor 2 years of relevant experience Able to converse fluently In English SUITABLE APPLICANTS WILL BE OFFERED ATTRACTIVE SALARY PLUS ISO MEAL ALLOWANCE AND MANY FRINGE BENEFITS.
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      455 30 >^^*>^>^»^»^Wsssssss>^sMßMa»ss»Bssl 66 Situations Vacant Sales SCHMIDT SCIENTIFIC (PTE) LTD invites applications for the post of' SALES REPRESENTATIVES Scientific Instrumentation REQUIREMENTS: c GCE at 'A' Level ii science subjects. Sales experience m Uv field of scientific lnslru ments preferred but no essential, as oversea training will be provided c Own car.
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      766 30 I b?"h 8L..8 H ft' p~i H I «kj *^fc ft? if a I I *f "*H^sm 1| j*> Jt I B I l^^^^*^'' at aaaL. .■^aa .^sssa! I t I w^r a^Bßßai II nm. Tim w w m^^^Xktm'Rockm- I I H n tmmi ffow Ptaw> SH I "Paris m
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      439 30 y YOUNG AMBITIOUS LADIES/GENTLEMEN 1) Do you want to write yout own paycheque at the end ol the month? 2) Do you want to be paid on 0 salary, high commission, bonus, travelling allowances and also fringe benefits? 1 3) Do you want to work In a pleasant environment? If
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      448 30 ROD. AND UNEMPLOYED ONLY Opportunity for those who seek sales as a career. Young and hardworking sales representatives required. Must be able to travel overseas for sales. Unlimited income and outstanding person will be promoted to supervisor In 3 months. Training provided. Call personally (Wed. It Thurs.) Blk. 96 Marine
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      503 30 l«Ma«*A«4i a«a aw_ RiRIiMJUH IM^MiClfl fOf FEMALE SALES PROMOTERS to work m OopaHnioK Sterea. c Training and uniforms provided. c Attractive salary, commission and fringe benefits. TetiSettftaAeV (or immediate interview. MOOOR SALESOMLS WANTED Salary $450 to $900 plus Mgh comExpertanee and education not Interested applicants contact: *****71/2 LADY SALES PROMOTERS
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      1283 30 INEXPERIENCED SALES ASSIST- ANTS required to work at Ontrepo.ru Salary $350 $380. IKJ/^OblJ Call personally at: Patches. inwvlfl =03 1 1 Centrepoint, Orchard CIM/ s AI%Anr Road. Singapore 0023 OiPIVJ AKUKL REQUIRED SALESGIRLS WITH/ ZJLt^Z^XZ without experience for Perfum- |¥inilllW cry shop. Conversant with Eng- iM*T4+±ajj lish and Mandarin. Call
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      573 30 HBLON3 MAKINO ASIA PTE LTD mh^m^hb^ I I (A US- Japan joint venture multi-national I I Company specialising m the manufacturing of high I I quality precision lathes, and computerised numerical j I control machines.) I I invites applications for the post of K^-— Machinists I I (Starting salary: $700
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      374 30 EASTRECO (PTE) LTD 1 H (A Nestle Research ft Development E Company) HE has opportunities for c= Candidates must possess Diploma In 5 5=3 Chemical Process Technology. Working ==S experience Is preferred but not essential. E= E— However successful candidates can look for- §1 S=3 ward to career development opportunities
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      529 31 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical An American electronics company has Immediate vacancies for: ITC/Diploma m Electronics c Experience not essential M|HHHMHM c NTC 3 m Electronics c Experience not essential c CCE '0' level c Able to type c Preferably with 1 year's experience m production control work c Completed
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      487 31 Multi-National Electronics Industry requires: MALE TECHNICAL SERVICE ASSISTANT The Technical Service Assistant will be involved m analysis of materials and technical service to customers. Applicant* with analytical mind and keen inclination towards research will be moat suitable. Able to speak and write fluent English. A Poly Diploma m Chemical Engineering
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      299 31 r MALAYAN BREWERIES (SPORE) PTE. LTD. Brewers of Tiger Anchor Sear ABC Stout The Job Installation of draft beer dispensing equipment m Hotels, Cocktail Lounges, Bars. Restaurants and other outlets Inspection, servicing and maintenance of draft beer dispensing equipment Tha Man Singapore Citizen, aged between 21-30 years Have a liking
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      492 31 We have immediate vacancies for: GRINDER/POLISHER a Completed Secondary education (Technical). 1-2 years' experience In polishing and grinding on steel products Is advantageous. SEMI-SKILLED WORKERS Completed Secondary education (Technical). Some workshop experience preferred. a Those with bending Si shearlng experience can also apply. a Those with NTC 3 Welding is
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      565 31 OHBAYASHI-GUrVII, LTD (Treasury Building Protect) invites applications for the post of: DRAFTSMAN For Architectural finishing drawing, Structural drawing (especially Steel Bar) M E Coordination drawing Qualification Polytechnic Graduate or equivalent Experience 2-3 years on highrise building working experience Interested applicants are requested to call personally at Site Office. 2nd Storey.
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      557 31 CZI/I/S INTERNATIONAL TECHNICIAN required Class 2 and 3 driving licence, c Possess a motorbike. c Able to speak and write English c Completed N.S. c Knowledge In electricity. Good knowledge of Singapore roads. c Available Immediately. For interviews call TEL: *****55/ *****56. Marine engineering company urgently requires: (A) EXPERIENCED WORKSHOP
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      602 31 enfeas Leading Japanese manufacturer of precision engineering plastic requires Draughtswoman NTC 3 m Mechanical Draughting or related metal trade Good air-con working environment Able to commence work immediately Mould Makers Completed NS NTC 2 Some experience m injection moulding dies Earning up to $900 per month Interested applicants. please apply
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      383 31 h) Production h) Production h) Production I v^B ■Brr 9 GEAC has got opportunities for: *I v O Completed secondary education preferably S from a technical stream S Must be able to perform inspections, inter- v pret engineering drawings and use various B \j measuring instrument: N Starting Wage will
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      254 31 WMITHCOmONA U Presents its latest Q revised salaries H upon confirmation LJ after 6 months H after 1 year /Wok I IN ADDITION H YOU'LL GET H after 3 months f^ OOUU B ex -gratia after a further I If you join between Q I April 2, 1984 to I
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      488 32 66 Situations Vacant /i> Production WMiTMCamONA still expanding. Come and join us for a challenging and rewarding career. We pay I for your work experience TOOLMAKERS c At least 2-3 years working experience c Able to make tools with precision machinery e.g. jig grinding wire-cut EDM form-grinding mold making c
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      828 32 wT V^S\ Natlonal Semiconductor 1 mLjM ...where people make the difference. I I PRODUCTION OPERATORS No experience required. Training will be I H (Female) provided. Those with experience will have I H Ane- 14 —50 higher startin s^ary- I You can earn up to Call *****59/*****1 1 or walk m
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      310 32 11 Housewives; J J[^J lechnology and Service gives you the opportunity v I s||s|l t0 earn extra income as J|s| I f Female 1 1 I Production I I I Operators Convenient Hours. 6.55 am 11.00 am i| 11.00 am 2.55pm l^ For just about 4 hours work per day
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      628 32 WALBRO SINGAPORE I RB*I PRIVATE LIMITED s\ |^_^^j (Singapore's only manufacturer n^ l^***^** ll of carburetors) 164 Kallang Way «01-07 to 0117 I Kolam Ayer Industrial Park Singapore 1334 Tel: *****11 nX requires *5 NTC 3or Completed Secondary 4 (Technical or Science stream) Minimum 1 year relevant working experience SI
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      314 32 (Female Singapore Citizens or Permanent Residents between the age of 16 years to 50 years may apply to work as: PRODUCTION OPERATORS m any of the following shifts NORMAL SHIFTS: Day 730 am to 4.48 pm Second 4.48 pm to 1.18 am Shift allowance and free transport home provided Night
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      362 33 06 Situations Vacant h) Production aaavT^^aaai MALAYAN BREWERIES (SPORE) PTE LTD Brewers of Tiger Anchor Beer ABC Stout In possession of PUB Electrical Worker's I Licence or NTC 3 m I Industrial Electricity Minimum 2 years' k experience m electrical plant maintenance J Willing to work on 2- rotating shifts
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      538 33 I CHLORIDE An excellent company wtth worldwide network requlres:(STARTING TOTAL EARNING SsssO/PER MONTH) Our offer is one of the BEST packages m Jurong Starting pay *****/-. |f you have related experience you will be paid even more. 1984 NWC will be added w e f Ist July 1984 We pay
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      223 33 U^BEA [PART OF US Let us help you to a good start m your career You wtti enjoy: Shift Allowance ($2 tor 2nd shift and for 3rd shift) Salary ir crease after 3 months Attendance Awards Life Insurance Coverage Opportunities for Overseas Training Free transport Alrcondltloned work environment Recreation facilities
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      345 33 are I I invited for the I I positions of: I Mm. 1 year working experience m a manufacturing set-out Able to read and use measuring instruments M •Mate applicants must have com- I pleted N.S. or I 1 exempted I Interested applicants should I i caH personalty or 1
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      585 33 Due to our expansion, we have the following Immediate vacancies. For Normal OhHt Bam to 5.30pm O.A. OPERATORO o Starting salary $435 p.m. Including allowances. a Must have scope work experience. PRODUCTION OPERATORS Starting salary $410 p.m. Including allowances. For 2nd Shift (5.45pm to 1 lpm PRODUCTION OPERATORS a Starting
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      488 33 PRINTING MACHINE OPERATORS rox|uif#xJ a Preferably Singapore Citizen. a Completed N.S a Must work 2 rotating shifts. a Transport provided and shift allowance. a With/ without technical background. Ptaaaa call paraowaHy tor tntarviaw on 26th a 27th Juno 1004 at: MIR ASON PACKAGING INDUSTRIES PTE. LTD S,Tuae Drivel Singapore 2263
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      480 33 I GM Singapore requires H 1 10 SECURITY GUARDS I I for its new leased facility m Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park I. I I Requirements Male below 45 years old H Previous similar experience would be preferred though we H will also consider applications from ex-arm forces H ES;
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      356 33 fLJM NATIONAL CiaV univirsity WS/OF M^ SINGAPORE Applications are invited for appointment to the posts of: COOK (Muslim and Chinese) QUALIFICATIONS Experience m cooking a variety of Muslim or Chinese dishes SALARY SCALE $425 i 15 455 x 20 555 (Gross monthly emoluments inclusive of NWC wage increase m accordance
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      1010 34 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous M Ef3| i aMafl IPfljj I l illl MOTOR LEASING PTE LTD l^f^^ REQUIRES I I^Flfl^P I FINANCE DIVISION (Sungei Kadut Avenue) jj A) ACCOUNTS CLERK j RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT z gee o level CORPORATION <PTE> LTD I Pltmail s O r
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      405 34 CI4S AIRPORT SERVICES Bhas immediate vacan S cies for the posts of i isms a Singaporean, 18 -35 S years old g c Physically fit for B handling cargo/bag E gages S Willing to do shift S work S Preferably have valid B class 3 driving licence 5 CROSS SALARY:
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      424 34 m HILTON INTERNATIONAL SINGAPORE requires A. ASST. TELEPHONE SUPERVISOR B. GENERAL CLEANERS C. WAITERS/ WAITRESSES Requirements: For Post (A): c Must be familiar with EPABX c 1 to 2 years" supervisory working experience. c Bilingual with good command of English. c Must be prepared to work on shifts For Post
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      354 34 PRESIDENT MERLIN HOTEL requires 1. COOKS (Nasi Padang) 2. COMMIS COOKS (Terrace Garden) 3. TELEPHONE OPERATORS 4. WAITERS/ WAITRESSES 5. LOUNGE HOSTESSES 6. SECURITY GUARDS (Mate/Female) 7. CHAMBERMAIDS/ MEN 8. CASHIERS We offer attractive salaries plus generow* (ring* benefits including free duly meal*, insurance coverage and excellent career opportunities Interested
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      382 34 SWENSENS ICE CREAM RESTAURANT Due to our expansion we have immediate vacancies lor the following 1) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES 2) PASTRYCOOKS 3) FOUNTAIN DISPENSERS to dispense our ice rream and the professional presentations of ice cream items 4) BATCH FREEZER OPERATORS to manufacture and programme the daily production of ice cream
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      443 34 York Hotel Requires OUTSTATION CASHIER SUPERVISOR GCE 'O' level with good credit m Mathematics Ability to supervise and train stiff At least 1 year's related experience BARMAN Preferably with experience In a similar capacity Ability to mix a wide variety of drinks and Cocktails ASSISTANT BARMAN LOUNGE WAITRESS WAITER/ WAITRESS
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      377 34 [To mee> >ti raptd expansion 1 I needs I >• Newman chain el I I mop*nnef Kels is inviting appii- I fce«M..*s o the loltowing peals: I c Mule ol 18 years and above, c Minim m: Secondary 2 education c No experience necessary as an intensive 6-month training shall
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      984 35 66 Situations Vacant P^r*lWP^P^P^aPPH I) Miscellaneous kasalsaaßsßsa^kWsaaaaßi STORE ASSISTANTS itJBSSSSSSgSSggggSa required for Delivery a Ware ij house duties. j He -on d ary2education. X (ompleted N.S. PARKWAY PARADE J8 c Between 18 and 24 years. KATONG Interested applicants reruns additional staff J p ease comp and us V Sl V
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      602 35 CHIEF SECURITY OFFICER c Bxperteoeed police/ army officer lo head the security department c Possess own transport essential At least '.i years ol senior experience In security work To plan, co-ordinate and control all security functions Salary negotiable but commensurste with experience. Please submit full details of career including present
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      569 35 An established European company requires a WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR c Have some working experience c Familiar with export parking Able to work independently c Must have class 3 licence Write to: ST. BOX A***** 390 KIM SENG ROAD SINGAPORE 0923 An established piling and civil engineering contractor has immediate vacancies for
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      1176 35 A large sports organisation has im- Bl ATA nftMM medial* vacancy lor fLAaCA BUWL MALE LOCKER ATTENOANT Malays are also welcomed RECEPTIONIST appiy ed PerS ns may also SECURITY GUARDS Interested applicants, please tel- 200 Jal n Sultan *****64 ext. 25 #08-11, Textile Centre An estaWishjd Engineering firm Pr(nMnfl rm
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      984 35 (1) GENERAL WORKERS. Male (2) Female Machine Operators. (3) Male Printing Machine Operators (4) Male Extrusion Machine Operators Walk-in for an Interview at Hock Tat Polythene Pte Ltd. 115A Commonwealth Drive. -01-17. Singapore 0314 DESPATCH RIDERS. Must have own motorbike Permanent employment with salary. Interesting work with good income and
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      860 35 EXPERIENCED DESPATCH RIDERS urKently required preferably Chlnaae iMt-a.se call *J2s>hoo 08-179. Union UuildniK GENERAL WORKERS REOUIRED by established construction company Tel *****59 for immediate interview GENERAL WORKERS NEEDED to start work immediately Plea.se call *****22 ext 11 S2 Honßkonn Street. Spore 0105 HOTEL REQUIRES COFFEE-HOUSE Waitresses and Cocktail Lounge Cashier
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      636 35 I /^*V* Cal; us early for a I StlanvOL. i specially rated festive 1 2&a&iu*l weekend hmng from 2 July (Monday) 1984 I Q SSK&tals *****2^ *****39 I ECONOMICAL RENT:- PIH Koorty, O*»rn^ht. D««», W»*fcl y Monthly. Y««fl, O»«r I SO% Discount On Lonylarm Ranui Cara (Mm. 3 Hra) 1300
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      422 35 76 Vehicles For Sale a) Alfa/Peugeot 19«3 ALFA SPRINT I owner, excellent condition. Tei *****1 Ivan I.ltn Highest offer secures b) BMW TIP TOP CONDITION. July 1 980, 320 Auto done only .HVOOIi Km. power steering windoAs remote control mirrors and many imported original ac< e.sories i lady owner Highest
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      963 36 76 Vehicles For Sal* c) Datsun Nissan EXPATRIATE AUG 1980 Datsun 2001. Manual Private owner Aircon. radio cassette Sports rims I'uurr steering window PARF eligible Immaculate condition $19,300 ono Tel: *****55 JULY 1978 DATSUN 100A Excellent condition 2 owners PARF. Aircon. radio CBBMtM), sports rims Passed inspection. New paint Tuff-koU
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      993 36 JULY 1977 FORD Tortilla IJOL, aircond. 1 owner, good condition. i PART eliKinle $8,200 Tel *****55 1979 CORTINA STATION WAGON I Air eon, clear. well maintain- ed $***** 4810.Ki7 after 3pm. t) Honda DECEMBER 1982 HONDA Accord 4-door. automatic, one company owner, power steering' window, central locking, low mileage. Tax
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      758 36 1983 MAZDA 626 (iI.X 5-door. Hatchback. 5-speed, aircond, .ports rims, radio cassette, 1 )wi) c r Original condition. W2.500 on o Tel: *****20 COMPANY REGISTERED LATE 79 Mazda 626 Radio Cassette. AirDoa and Rust-Proofed Call Alex, UtfcMMU. FEW MONTHS OLD Mazda 929. Sedan Auto, full options. Ist ■ompany owner, save
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      1688 36 n^j pmbm 1975 MERCEDES BENZ 200. 7« V«hiCtßß For &AMk company owner, aircon, radio, cassette, original condition, tax new. reasonable offer to: *****57. 1976 MERCEDES BENZ 200. Air- fl TOJOtM con. radio/ cassette. Private owner PARF eligible. $19,300. *****89 ALMOST 1978 TOYOTA Corolla 1977 MERCEDES BENZ 200. private Stationwagon 1200
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      810 36 West Coast Service Centre 2 Pandan Crescent Tel: 778-5566 Tel: 778-5061 (after 5.30pm) Open: Mon to Fri B.ooam to 5.30pm Leng Kee Service Centre 31/33 Leng Kee Road Tel: 479-0411 Tel: 479-4210, 479-4385 (after 5.30pm) 9 Open: Mon to Fri B.ooam to 5.30pm Sat B.ooam to 12 noon Who m
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      768 36 VOLVO 244 GL manual. July 1981 1 owner, excellent condition. $31,500 ono. 53. Toh Tuck Walk. Tel: *****38 1900 VW 1300 selling m tip top condition. Aircon. new tyres, sports rims, please call Ai Lin *****55 1975 VOLVO 144S Manual NonPARF. Aircond radio cassette Tip top condition $4,500. View: 190
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      888 36 v T f rw "T" i^ Econo Diesel Ituclc FD Strong. Powerful. Economical. The very best choice m the medium weight class from the best selling make m Japan. 165 h.p. Gross weight 9900 Kg. Payload63ooKg. Cargo body length 5.8 m. Cargo body width 2.4 m. Low chassis height. For
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      580 36 77 Vahtefcja Wantad :ash PAYMENT FOR any model. •ARF. non-PARF', and any cc 'ARF scrap vehicles, or any nodel commercial vans/pickups, r all models non-PARF* Meredes 23. Lorong Biawak. Spore 335. Tel: *****17/*****07. Mr Llm 7.00 a.m. 1000pm 1 lASH PAYMENT. HIGHEST offer or all kinds of Q registered. 'ARF.
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      782 37 86 Accommodation Vacant Houses DIST. 10 WILBY ROAD (Old Holland Rd) single-storey bungalow with oidnh charm, 3 bedrms. outhouse for servants, nice patio overlooks 17,000 sq.ft. matured garden $4,800. OIST. 11 CHANCERY LANE cosy single-storey bungalow In quiet serene surroundings. 3 bedrms 7.000 sq.ft. antiquelurnishing $2,800. DIST. 10 JELITA COLD
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      910 37 JAMES REAL ESTATE Agency offer Dlst 19, available Immediately, beautifully renovated, single-storey detached bungalow. 3 plus 1 bedrooms, walking distance to the Beach. Must see to appreciate! Rental $1,400 negotiable. Tel: *****45/ 6. BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW OFF Bukit Timah, large garden, patio for entertainment. 4 airconditloned bedrooms, study, servant's, cul-de-sac locality.
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      866 37 DIST. 10 KING'S GARDEN doublestorey semi-detached, 4 spacious bedrooms/ servant's. Partially (urnished. $2,100. Berners *****72/ 4. DIST. 10 SHANGRI-LA HOTEL vicinity, double-storey semi-de-tached, 4 bedrooms/ servant's. See to appreciate. $3,500. Berners *****72/4 DIST. 10 LEEDON PARK vicinity, double-storey bungalow, 4 bedrooms, servant's. Partially furnished $4,900. Wess *****44/ *****65 DIST. 11
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      710 37 b) Apartments HORIZON TOWERS located on Leonie Hill. BRAND NEW 4 b/r apartment on high/ low Hoot. Full clubhouse facilities $4,500 p.m. DRAYCOTT TOWERS. 3 b/r $5,000 HIGH POINT, 3 b/r $4,800 BALMORAL TOWER. 4 b/r $4,000 WILSHIRE 4 b/r $4,000 Bargain! VILLA DELLE ROSE ground maiaonatta, 3 b/r. family
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      552 37 C^'*!?— .Si BUILDING iff M TWO-IN-ONEhCKAGE... Iwrnmrnm-'m REPRESENTATIVE 0* P"" PFF/Cl H^% I k™ 111- -Z ACdpMMQDATION I H If you are setting up a V y^l/A I representative office m 1. \v V^^^^^X 1 I Singapore as a base tlH^ —^nS^>| H for your business operations m^^^mt^ 1 11^^^
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      181 37 c Dtot. 11, Dutch Club vicinity, new luxurious maisonettes, total only 12 units, 2/ 4 bedrooms, servant's, fully aircon, spacious living/ dining, swimming pool, $3,000/ $3300. Dtot. 10, Duchess Park, exclusive apartment, 3 big bedrooms, big living/ dining, swimming pool, squash courts, $4300. a Dtot. 9. Kirn Urn Mansion, furnished,
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      465 37 PRIVACY/ COOLNESS make thfc well praaantad HIGH CEILING 4 brma excellent value. Formal dining with French doors leading to covered patio area and '.ARGEPOOL. Hill top detached bungalow < brms plus study. 25,000 eq-fL 01 aprawMng grounds situated In Cul-de-sac. Various TERRACE S/SEM4-OE TACHED BUNGALOWS. In varlou: districts. Partly/fully furnished
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      810 37 (ELIZABETH TOWERS LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS DISTRICT 9 MOUNT fUZABf TH Inear ORCHARD ROADI BLOCK A UNIT 002 03 iSALEREOTi UNIT 005 03 ISAIEI UNIT 002 04 |SALE/RtNTi PENTHOUSE UNIT ***** (SAU/KNTAII TEL: *****77-8 EXCLUSIVE APARTMENTS WITH SWIMMING POOL a Futura $4,500 a Woollerton Park (4-rm) $4,500 a Grangeford (2/3-rm) $3,000/ $3.
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      921 37 OIST. 0923 LUXURIOUS PENTHOUSES with personal swimming pool inside ,>eiithf>use, high floor beautifully >urnished $7,500 (negotiable) Stu.ilo apartments $3,300 DtSt 0921 Hilltops $3,500 Celco *****05/ 223 ?506 DIST 09 EXCLUSIVE APARTMENT at Highpoint 4 bedrooms, central aircon. fully carpeted, w.ilk ing distance to Orchard Koad and Shopping Centres with swimming
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      961 37 OIST 15 MANOIS COURT Brand new upj>er lower m.usonettes for rent Aren 2500 2800 sq ft 3 plus I rooms Mental I I Hun one Contact :i;tfia2iH X)99Bi»> (•ftnt i OIST 2. INTERNATIONAL PLAZA. 2-be<irix>med fjlly furnished "ip.irtt.it'nt with .sea view Carpeted central aircond Rental $2,100 Tel Pauline *****87 No
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      876 38 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST 10 WOOLLERTON PARK, luxurious 3 bedrooms apartment with servant's, room, 2,350 sq.ft. furnished. $4,200 Available Immediately. *****27. DIST 10. JAVA TOWER near Hotel Equatorial. Exclusive/ low density 3-bedroomed apartment with spacious balcony on high floor. Kenwood: *****43/ *****16. DIST. 10 (RIOGEWOOD) BEAUTIFULLY furnished 3-bedroomed
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      964 38 BRAND NEW KHEAM Hock Road maisonette, 4 bedrooms, bathrooms attached, aircond. Price' $4,500 only Tel: *****52. CITY PLAZA/ SPOmSWOODE. 2bedroomed apartments, $1,350. Hougang $600, Clementl 5-room flat. $1,100. *****6/ 7 (Agent). CLEMENTI PARK MAISONETTE unobstructed view, 2055 sq.ft., fully furnished, aircon. $3 000 p.m. Tel: *****66. Wong DISTRICT 10, WALK-UP
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      883 38 DIST. 11, THOMSON, UNFURNISHED room with cooking and washing facilities $350 Working couple or respectable single lady. Tel: W. K. Tan. *****01 (office hours) *****35 (evening). ENQUIRIES: *****14/ *****00. Long listing of rooms/ flats/ apartments available for rental. Master bedroom: International Plaza $600. Ang Mo Kio/ Spottlswoode Park $300. HIN
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      757 38 MRT JAPANESE CORPORATION urgently needs apartments m dlsts. 3, 5, 9, 10, 11. 15. 21. East Coast HUDC. Flexible budget. Owners contact *****13/ *****57. PROFESSIONAL EXPATRIATE FAMILY needs flat/house. Katong. Clementi, any ideal district. $500 $1,200. *****44/ *****44. PROFESSIONAL COUPLES/ EXPATRIATE families require furnished/ unfurnished flats/ houses. Any location considered.
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      937 38 M SPANISH-STYLE DOUBLE-STOREY TERRACE HOUSES k I rATUAV QnQ< HOUSING LOAN I VMI 11 AY vJUy^O LOW INTEREST RATES I I HADflEil FREEHOLD I I wAKUcn mm^M land i BBj BBBBBBBB> &i .^Br Bm a 88l ■V W^ 7 JHljv j W > -ctW^Bh BB^^ BBJ s^B7aßj^7~ b^"* m^K&*** B^^^^B^l
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      702 38 Particulars Landed Properties B_| 1 No. 38 Namly Crescent KVJ Vm (2 storey detached bungalow) Land Area: 840.4 sq m Title: Freehold H Solicitors. M/s. Rajah Tann H 2) No. 36 Woo Mun Chew Road I (2 storey detached bungalow) Land Area: 520 sq.m Title: Freehold Solicitors: Ms Donaldson Burkinshaw
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      568 38 DIST. 1854 NEWLY RENOVATED single-storey semi-detached, near Rosyth Road. Approx. 3.200 sq rt Split-level living/ dining. 5 rooms, arched patio, 2 bathrooms (one attached), heavy duty ceramic floor throughout, rewired renewed lightings, new paint, new sliding windows and carved wooden doors. $480,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****80. DIST. 18, 1 YEAR Old.
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      948 38 2-STOftEV SCMI-OETACHED: Dunbar Walk 4300 sq ft 3 brdroomi. servant's $760,000. Thomson Heights. 5.200 sq ft. 4 bedrooms, servant's $880,000 Orove Drive corner terrace, 3,200 sq ft $665,000 Pacific *****20 bukit sembawang AREA, terrace house with 3 bedrooms Uniquely renovated Well maintained by owner (architect). Asking $380,000 No agent* Tel
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      920 39 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 11 MERRYN AVENUE, double-storey Intermediate terrace 1,800 sq ft. 3 bedrooms, 1 servant's, freehold. $525,000 Cltlprop *****75. DIST. 15. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED renovated double-storey terrace. 5 bedrooms, Terrazzo/ parquet. $470,000 o.no. Hap Seng *****68. D'ST 15 OPERA ESTATE Doublestorey terrace. 3 bedrooms/ servant's. Terrazzo
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      621 39 OIST. IS3S. BRAND NEW doublestorey bungalow ror sale. $1.12 million Please call *****69 QEVLANO AREA CORNER 4 roomed terrace 1,500 sq.ft Selllns $320,000 Tel: *****08 »> PriTMte Apurtmeats FREEHOLD PROPERTIES (REDUCED TO SELL) DIST. 9 SCOTTB TOWER 1.300 sq.ft 3 bedrooms. TOL early '85 3 units available on high floor.
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      530 39 Newton Point Exclusive yet affordable Only 39 apartm£nts for privacy From 109 sq m (1174 sq ft) onwards Prices from $4 14,000 Close to Newton Qccu^Food Centre but away from main iwds MRT stations nearby, accessitiJe from everywhere Near top schools Extras include airi^dftioning, ipdge, cooker and oven, kitchen cabii|ets
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      331 39 a MarbaHa Court brand new/ 3 bedrooms/ walkup/ 125S sq.ft./ view/ swimming pool/ squash/ $440,000 a Rldpswood LJhoMto 3 bedrooms/ 1,600 sq.ft./ fully furnished/ well maintained/ SttJSgOOO. EXECUTIVE MANORS TEL: 2M-0084/ 2M-0840 SOMMERVILLE PARK TOWNHOUSE 2,500 sq ft. built-in area. Full facilities including Olympic site pool. CONTACT OWNER: *****30 $000
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      390 39 DMT. 10, BRAND NEW Con- domlnlum. Situated m a very quiet and residential area. Splitlevel living/ dining. 3 bedrooms with all attached bathrooms/ servant's amenities. Freehold. 2,300 sq.ft. $415,000 negotiable. Admer *****66. DMT. 0 WESTWOOD MARCO Polo vicinity high-rise apartment 3,200 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, attached bathrooms, servant's, well-kept Fully carpeted,
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      774 39 HJ HEIGHTS I Low riM Condominium Davalopma.it on 5 acraa of I Prima Land m diatrict 2159, oppoaita Bukit Bwtok School I and International School. Wo 9, Marbok Craacant. 4-atoray maiaonatta. 2 lavals of 2,050 »q.H par unit. I a 3 spacious bedrooms with parquet flooring. S a Living/ dining
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      358 39 JURONQ LAKESIDE APARTMENT, facing Chinese/ Japanese/ Mit- sukoshl Gardens, furnished, currently tenanted until March 1985. Asking $290,000 0.n.0. Please contact *****62. KINGS MANSION. BLK C. high level facing sea, 5 bedrooms, with 4 bathrooms, large living room with balcony, dining room, swimming pool, freehold. 2750 sq.ft Miss Lee, *****21. MACPHERSON
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      297 43 141 Deaths 141 Deaths BT*^ I I ""^BB»»" BB S^BBJBBBBBj CHIA KA HUAY Age 79 fluid away peacefully on 25. 6. M leaving behind: SONS: DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW: Loh Ah Bee Ng Ah Lek Loh Bl Tee Tay Lan Loh Ngaw Choon Leek Choon Kirn DAUGHTERS: SONS-IN-LAW: Loh Ah Hlang N ing
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  • OBITUARIES
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      141 Deaths 141 Deaths 141 Deaths
      152 44 141 Deaths 141 Deaths 141 Deaths WEE CHENG KIONG AGED 79 pMMd away peacefully on Tuesday 26th Juna 1964 leaving behind hie beloved: WIFE: Mdm Soh Geok Lul SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Wee Jim Chong, Jimmy Julie Yong Wee Jim Hock Margaret Chan Wee Eng Chong, Eugene Margaret Yong DAUGHTERS SONS-IN-LAW Nancy
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      143 Acknowledgements 143 Acknowledgements 143 Acknowledgements
      35 44 143 Acknowledgements 143 Acknowledgements 143 Acknowledgements THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MDM. MAX WISH TO THANK ALL FRIENDS, RELATIVES AND BUSINESS ASSOCIATES FOR THEIR KIND ASSISTANCE RENDERED, WREATHS, DONATIONS AND CONDOLENCE DURING THEIR RECENT BEREAVEMENT.
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      168 44 ELIZABETH KUO SAI YING Aged 57, pasted away peacefully on 25th June 1984. leaving bohind SONS: Lav Li Hien Henry Lav LI Tah Patrick Lav Lee Chuan Andrew DAUGHTERS Lav Li Hee Catherine Lav Lee Slew Mary Bernadette DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Chua Siew Hua C hristine Ho Wai Ching Gonevieve
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      144 In Memoriam
      268 44 MDM. NAGAMMAL Dvperted: 27.6.83 Time may hea: the broken heart, Time may make the wound less sore. But time can never stop the longing For the loved ore gone before. Always ramambarad by lovod onoa. In loving memory of LEE KOK CHYE Departed 27 6.83 Daarly miaaad
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      144 In Memoriam
      42 44 In iwml memory of MR M.S. PERERA Departed 27th June 1981 In life, love and honoured In death,., remembered, may It reap the harvest of his good deeds Always riiMfflbtrMl by beloved Wife, sons, daughters, daughters-in-law, sons-in-law and grandchildren.
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      614 44  -  EPSOM JEEP By But quest for fame and fortune on the turf goes on unabated RACEHORSE owners m Singapore and Malaysia are currently spending a whopping $2.1 million each month to upkeep a record number of horses m training. By year's end, they would have expended
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      229 44 At the 400 metres the finish •Pk!taM JONATHAN CHOO Restricted terms Div C 1,200 m 1. Roily Polly 2. Marie Lisa 3. Shogun n 4. Silvery Moon n Dist: 5. l'/ 2 5 Time 1:15 5 Q 6 Div 3 1,400 m 1.
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      Ontario: A sizzling 35.2
      661 44 Agasam has strong hand m QE II Cup Meeting ON THE TRACK with TONTO AGASAM Stable's Class 1 galloper Ontario n did a sizzling workout at Bukit Timan yesterday morning, reeling off 600 m m 35.2 sec and finishing a length m front of stablemate Pftgaa
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      Lock icon Miller splits with Way over sons
      191 44 Miller splits with Way over sons PERTH, Tim. WESTERN Australia's top raring team, trainer George Way and jockey John Miller, have split. The dispute between Miller and way is believed to have flared after Miller's son, Mark, was beaten on Way's heavily-backed Andretti at Belmont Park Racecourse here recently. Way
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      632 45 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL SHOWDOWN Jg0 FRANCE v SPAIN Smooth-as-silk French hope 80-year wait will be over 4 We attack when we have the ball, we defend when we don't. That is what football is about. I'd like to point out that we are still unbeaten m
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      522 45 Meet the managers... French supremo believes m all-out attack PARIS, Tues. Michel Hidalgo, never one to sacrifice style for results, is poised to pull off victory with panache here tomorrow when he guides France for the last time m the final against Spain. Hidalgo, son of an
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      467 45 Munoz the old man of soccer craft PARIS, Tues. Master tactician Miguel Munoz, the quiet man behind Spain's entry into tomorrow's final, has restored a nations pride. The achievement of the 62-year-old Munoz, the oldest trainer m the championship, would be hard to overestimate. He took over the national team
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      224 45 PETER ShreevM has been appointed manager of English First Division soccer club Tottenham. Shreeves, who served as assistant to former manager Keith Burkinshaw and helped steer Tottenham to victory m the European Football Union (UEFA) Cup last season, joined the club as youth team manager m
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      424 45 LYON, Tues. Spain headed for Paris yesterday hoping to win both the title and the public's respect when they meet France m the final tomorrow. Trainer Miguel Munoz and his players feel slightly aggrieved and with some justification that they nave not
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      243 46 LONDON, Tues. The sun shone on American Scott Davis at Wimbledon yesterday and changed his luck, transforming nis potential into the first big upset of the tournament. Davis, 21, from the Californian sun resort of Santa Monica, bundled out No. 10 seed Anders Jarryd, of Sweden,
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      394 46 Press -ing his point McEnroe pulls a fast one and slams media instead of umpires LONDON, Tues. The first day of Wimbledon yesterday gave the British Press a taste of what they expected a characteristically surly John McEnroe. But the New Yorker pulled a fast one on his critics, turning
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      310 46 Mtm'a stack* (Americans, unless stated): Scott Davis bt Anders Jarryd (Swe) 4-6, 6-4, 6-3, 6-2; Derek Tarr (SA) bt Christophe Roger-Vasselin (Fra) 6-4, 1-6, 6-2, 6-1; John Lloyd (Bri) bt Andres Maurer (WG) 34, W, 34, W, Kevin Curren (SA) bt Steve Denton 6-4, 34, 4-6, 7-6,
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      231 46 Men lMm: Allan Wells, Mike McFarlane, Donovan Reid, tttai: Wells, Ade Mafe. Todd Bennett, Phil Brown, Kriss Akabusi. BMm: Seb Coe, Peter Elliott, Steve Ovett. IiNU: Ovett, Steve Cram, Coe. lllm hardies: Nigel Walker, Wilbert Greaves. 4Nm hurdles: Martin Brings. S,H«m: Dave Moorcroft, Eamonn Martin Tim Hutchings.
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      Lock icon Connors the clown
      307 46 LONDON, Tues. In the old days, Jimmy Connors used to be regarded as the bad boy of Wimbledon. At 31, the gestures and antics are still there and Connors still has his clashes with the game's officials and lawmakers. But after years on the circuit and with
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      836 46 dfmdlkfd.fjd,f Lewis lines up journey into immortality IF THE Moscow Games were designed as a monument to Karl Marx, then those m Los Angeles seem destined to herald the apotheosis of Carl Lewis. The 22-year-old American's leap towards Olympic immortality began m earnest yesterday when he was
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      148 46 INDIANA, Tues. John Moffet, often a best man to Steve Lundquist, set a world record here yesterday m the American Olympic swimming 100--metre breaststroke trials. Moffet, 19, and Lundquist, 23, both qualified for Los Angeles by eclipsing Lundquist s previous world standard of 1 mm.
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      Lock icon The US track and field team for Los Angeles
      304 46 Men IMm: Carl Lewis. Sam Graddy, Ron Brown. Mb: Lewis, Kirk Baptiste, Thomas Jefferson. (Mb: Antonio McKay, Alonzo Babers, Sunder Nix. Mm: Earl Jones, Johnny Gray, John Marshall. IJMm: Jim Spivey, Steve Scott, Sydney Maree. 6,tMm: Doug Padilla, Steve Lacy, Don
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      Lock icon Big Two in big rush on opening day
      396 46 i^^^^^^^^^^j^^^^^^^^i^B LONDON, Tues. Top seeds Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert Lloyd struck for lightning victories today as women took to the centre courts. Martina, the defending champion, took just 41 minutes to dispatch fellow-American Peanut Louie 6-4, 6-0. Chris, a three-time Wimbledon
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        470 46 Baseball? No, it's basebrawl THE Taipeh Baseball Association have ordered a series of Little League matches to be suspended after two players were injured m a brawl at the end of a game on Sunday. The trouble started when the Pushing cheerleaders suddenly rushed onto the diamond, clutching baseball bats
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      Derwall calls it quits
      118 47 Derwall calls it quits PARIS. Tnes. Jupp Derwall resigned today as trainer of the West German team. West German Football Federation president Hermann Nenberger announced. Derwall, 57, whose contract was doe to ran until the ISB6 World Cup, has been under heavy firs In the West German m«dla. The criticism
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      Hockey, line and sinker!
      308 47  -  HAKIKAT RAI World Cup camp all at sea and desperately m need- of kiss of life By NATIONAL Junior hockey coach V. K. Chelvan and team manager Farouk Mariean are like drowning men desperately seeking a lifeline. Both of them are on the verge of throwing
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      Jansenites meet their match
      112 47 SINGAPORE Cricket Club continued their onbeaten ran wltb a thumping S-t win over high-flying Jansenites In a Premier League hookey match at the Padang yesterday. Except for a fiveminute spell late In the necoad half, when Jansenltes look really threatening, the match was a testimony to
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      Times to be serious!
      248 47  -  HAKIKAT RAI GECON Recreation Club, who have always approached sports with a sense of fun, will add a new dimension when they take part m the Times Inter-Business Houses Athletics meet for the first time on Sept. 1 at the National Stadium. It is competition they
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      Paul leads mission Tokyo
      408 47 RPIGNING champion Paul Lim will spearhead Singapore's challenge m the Asian darts tournament m Tokyo tomorrow. He will be joined by Scow Kirn Meng, Lam Yin Koi, AJit Singh, Albert Woon, Laura Chua and Tan Soon Tee. The 9quad, who leave today, are confident of retaining
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      Emergency meeting
      453 47  -  JOE DORAI By 6 To clarify tho position of Mr Jita Singh's resignation as national coach with tha FAS, wa would lika to confirm that a letter of raaignation from Jita waa received on June 12, 1964. A preliminary discussion took place between Jita, Mr Tao Chong Tea
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      Lock icon On-song United call title tune
      443 47  -  PETER SIOW By THE agony lingers on for National Football League Division One leaders Tampines Rovers. Last night, their officials and players watched m silent horror as Farrer Park United, the only team with a chance to throw a spanner m the Tampines' celebration works,
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      Catching a ride to the Walk
      239 47  -  JANICE SEAH THE organisers of Sunday week's New Nation Big Walk have arranged pick-up points for participants at five housing estates and at the junction of Rex Cinema and Bukit Timah Road. However, as the number of buses is small m comparison with the
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      Shukor's final football chapter
      240 47  -  JOE DORAI SHUKOR SALLEH, one of Penang's and Malaysia's finest footballers, will make next month's Anchor Beer competition at the National Stadium his swansong. Shukor, coach and skipper of Penang's 18--man team, had earlier intended to quit soccer after the Malaysia Cup ended last month but
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      Lock icon Hadlee puts Notts in the driving seat
      237 47 LONDON, Tues. New Zealand pace-bowler Richard Hadlee helped Nottinghamshire into a strong position on the second day of their top-of-the-table clash with English County Cricket Championship leaders Leicestershire yesterday After second-placed Notts had batted on from Saturday's total of 289-4 to 404, Hadlee
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      Lock icon Garner is doubtful for Test
      143 47 CHELMSFORD (England), Tues. West Indies' Joel Garner joined fellow pace- bowler Michael Holding on the injury list here yesterday three days before the start of the Second Test against England. Garner, who took nine wickets m the First Test, twisted an ankle against Essex after
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      U-17 duo make waves
      173 47 GILLIAN Chee and Christina Tham broke a record each at the Singapore Swimming Club's 12th Junior championships at Tanjong Rhu last night. Gillian claimed the 400 metres individual medley while Christina rewrote the 100 m breaststroke, both m the girls' under-17. Rtmitm B»yn' U-l«: Mm trawt:
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      65 45 Our deepest condolences I to the family of the late I Mr Wong Chan Hong I (Founder Member) I who passed away I I peacefully on the I I 25th of June 1984 I I Tai Wah Holdings Pte Ltd I I and subsidiaries I As a mark of respect
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      39 46 Today's events ATHLETKS Outram Sec meet (Toa Payoh. 2.15 k>.m.) HOCKEY DH Oac. CSC B v PARC (B&lestier Rd) W* Tw»: SCRC v Boon Lay (Farrer Parti AC), Marailla« CC v Ttienc (T«nglin). Matches at 5 30 p m
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    Lock icon US will help finance Iraqi pipeline to the Red Sea
    382 48 New route bypasses Gulf and may be ready by end 1985 WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE US government's Export-Import Bank announced yesterday that it would guarantee financing of more than US$5OO million (551.04 billion) m American equipment for a pipeline to bring
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    186 48 Asean foreign ministers' talks JAKARTA, Tues. Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said today the annual meeting of Asean foreign ministers next month would discuss the Cambodian problem and closer economic cooperation with the European Economic Community (EEC) and the
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    393 48  -  SALMA KHALIK By IT MAY weU be the start of a whole new trend In eating-eat at Singapore's hawker centres. Styref earn bowls, paper caps, plastic plaice and utensils all disposable will be the norm at the airport hawker centre from next week.
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    145 48 Five Asians to stand trial on drug charges PERTH, Tues. Five Asians were committed to stand trial here yesterday on charges relating to an alleged attempt to import about As2o million (Ss36 million) worth of heroin into Australia. Cheong Fin Fong, 42, Chee Koh Teo, 37. and Lee Kok Soon,
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    32 48 NEW YORK, Tues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 5.30 points to 1,125.22 m the first half hour of trading on the New York Stork Exchange today. AP
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    220 48 Bonn stops E. Germans from entering its embassy 50 take refuge m mission EAST BERLIN, Tues. West Germany today barred East Germans from entering its mission m East Berlin, where about 50 people have taken refuge m an attempt to emigrate. Mr Hans Otto Braeutigam, head of the mission, told
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    128 48 BEIJING, Ties. The luxurious Parisian restaurant Maxim's, which opened a branch In Beljtag last year for wealthy clients, now has Its down-market equivalent here Minim's. Mr Pierre Cardin, owner of Maxim's 1m Paris and a partner m the Joint venture here, presented the new restaurant
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    Salesman allowed girl,15, to drive
    95 48 A CAR which shot past a red light signal along Telok Blangah Road caught the eye of a Traffic Police constable. When he checked on the driver, a 15-year-old girl, she was unable to produce her driving licence. 'L' plates were also not displayed. The
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    489 48 Kuwait seeks advanced weapons from Soviets Move comes after Stinger sale hitch KUWAIT, Tues. Kuwait is turning to the Soviet Union for sophisticated weaponry after the United States baulked at its request to buy shoulder-fired, anti-aircraft Stinger missiles, it is reported here today. Defence Minister Sheik Salem Al-Sabah said last
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    175 48 Burmese leader to visit Japan next week RANGOON, Tues. President U San Yu will visit Japan its foremost financial backer to mark the 30th anniversary of the 1964 War Reparations Agreement, the Foreign Office announced today. The agreement is considered to be the major reason for rapid growth m economic
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    63 48 MADRID, Tues. Twelve nuns and two priests have been kidnapped by rebels of the Union (or the Total Independence of Angola, the Catholic daily newspaper, Ya, reported today, quoting the Sisters of Mercy order. The order said three of the nuns were Spanish, eight were Mexicans
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    38 48 TAIPEI, Tues. A cash donation drive was m full swing to help the families of miners killed m an explosion at the Haishan coal mine near here last Wednesday, the Taipei county gove^"»"*"* n»oorted today. Reuter
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  • SECTION TWO
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      9 1 THE STRAITS TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27. 1984 SECTION TWO
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      Kampung togetherness
      512 1  -  TERENCE WHITE Pictures and captions by The festive spirit is m the air again as our Muslims prepare for Hari Raya Puasa on Saturday. Nowhere is the auspicious event more fervently celebrated than m a kampung set amidst fruit trees and foraging chickens. The kampung, which is gradually
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        1595 2 Z P lB on c way for million of people suffering from allergies. More effective vaccines are being developed, according to allergy specialist Dr Jordan Fink, president of the* American Academy of Allergy and Immunology, m an interview by US News and World Report.
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        559 2  -  CHOO SOH ENG By LIFE may be no picnic for many of us, but lan Chua hopes to change that. Lan organises picnics for a living. For $54, tourists can spend a day at the beach, soaking m the sun, playing cards, backgammon or volleyball,
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        Do dreams 'spring clean' the mind?
        986 3  - Do dreams 'spring clean the mind? EDWARD ASHPOLE A new theory on the function of dreaming is raising strong opposition from psychologists and psychiatrists. The theory suggests that dreaming enables us to forget unwanted memories and so avoid overloading the circuits of the brain. If the theory is correct, psychiatrists
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        537 3  -  LES KJOS By m Miami SCIENTISTS at the Parkinson's Foundation m Miami, Florida, are examining everything from turtles to electrical charges m the head to find out what causes brain disorders. The cause of Parkinson's disease has eluded researchers for more than a century, and the
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        Passing way of life
        533 8 From Page One: Kampung togetherness Hand-washed clothes y Many kampung folk still wash their clothes by hand, as this Is believed to clean more thoroughly than a washing machine. While some clothes hang on the line, a large pile waits to be washed. To the right
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    • LEISURE
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        Man within the giant
        853 9  -  MINU THAROOR Our writer gives some background to Ernest Hemingway and his works. The Nobel Prize-winning author is featured at 8 p.m. on Channel 12 tonight. By OUTSIDE the bullring m the northern Spanish city of Pamplona is a rather solemn-looking bust mounted on a pedestal.
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        R.E.M. plays to please itself
        911 9  -  CHRIS HO By IT'S hard to appreciate R.E.M. without thinking of the ephemeral and crass pop going around today. It is even harder to understand the group's lack of pretension without thinking of the studious, and sometimes self-effac-ing, stances of most American rock heroes, from
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      107 2 Causes and symptoms of hay fever T^^^^^^^^^^^m^^^ Where hoy fever starts The nose-lining of a hay fever suffer- er contains antibodies which react to particular sorts of pollen grain. The tendency to produce these antitS9*mfa bodies is passed on genetically. Tear-filled or itchy eyes Runny or stuffed-up nose ffy I
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      197 5 COMICS G ARFIELD By Jim Davis GARf\£LV.\ SWEAR VOUV6 VONt I I 7 MEV/ER EVEKVTHING TO OV\L A CAT 7 A ||> C ONI?ERE.6TIMAT£ w^-^^ i/^AO CONTRAIREp AwA^-O A^"^ BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25TH CENTURY By Bates Sparling THE BOHN LOSER BriMteiiMm VGALI^TH' VwURRV ITOP,^ i t+T /CtH£ (VETBR^I THE
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      596 6 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES JgIDDUJjJH Telex Service: Address: Rat"" STANTS S.T.A.N.T.S Appointments Notice Section Straits Times: 5523. 75 psc. cm. DQcnooi RS )HSI TIMEAD TIMES PUHLISHINCI BHD Sunday Times: 5524.40 psc. fm. noOUool Sales Service; Times House Box Service: WJSBPfI'TjW Tel: *****11 ext 2724-7 2669 390, Kirn Seng. Road Collected: S$ 5.00 Singapore
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      453 6 msr MALAYAN BREWERIES I invites applications for the position of: I DISTRICT I REPRESENTATIVES The Job: The incumbent will after a period of training, be m charge of a-given district. He will be responsible for the sales development and activities of the distributors m the district allocated to him. Requirements:
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      386 6 PEANUTS BySchuiz fi /V i 1 1 1984 United Feature Syndicate Inc I i I I J <i»_ jii -ll ivlNu TUT Dm/ oy o f m BEETLE BAILEY B^v-mw.^r I'LLSAVOMETHiMS, rtEV! I I f t'mthponf wwotijßw^ on MI&& BUXLtrY SUKE POE& WAIT A t TUP i i/Sut-c Pv/cov aaoCkjim/^/
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      296 8 NOTICES %T Malaysian Tobacco Company Berhad I ANNOUNCEMENT I The Board of Directors arnounce the following unaudited results for the first half I year to 3 1 st March 1 984 I RESULTS I 1984 1983 I f ooos $'000s Turiover (Gross) 381,390 37 5 1 2 I Investment and
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      335 8 f 1 SELANGOR DREDGING BERHAD I ANNOUNCEMENT OF UNAUDITED RESULTS Preliminary Final Statement on the results for the year ended 31st March 1984. These figures have not been audited. Current Previous Year To Year To 31.3.84 31.3.83 Change $'000 $'000 Turnover I A3¥L 15 .,771_ 33 Operating Profit before tax
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      402 8 SMS perlis plantations berhad V|r (INCORPORATED IN MALAYSIA) I HALF YEARLY REPORT AND DIVIDEND ANNOUNCEMENT The unaudited results of the Group and the Company for the first half of the financial year ending 30th September 1964, compared to the corresponding period of the previous year are as follows GROUP COMPANY
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      314 9 What's on VISUAL ARTS At the National Museum Art Gallery from 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Free. SINGAPORE ART: A DECADE Some outstanding paintings and sculptures produced between 1974 and 1983 by Singapore artists. On till Sunday. THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK COLIJECTION AMERICAN ART OF THE *tts AND Ts On
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      1991 10 YOUR VIEWING AND LISTENING GUIDE ff n*«"°°"» i A tale of 13 men 1 sbc s 5.58 AM National Anthem port 1.35 Your Lunchdate followed by Opening An- (cont'd) 2.99 News m 7inpu W T..t "i «,««u d, nouncemt-ni CM News m Brief 2.95 On the House 1 Je» H
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  • SECTION THREE
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      13 1 THE STRAITS TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1984 SECTION THREE 1*1% x *t tiL #-<$
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      A full house of thieves
      1330 1 LAST week, we read how Yang Zhi was provoked into killing the Hairless Tiger. Found guilty of manslaughter, he was sentenced to hard labour m a northern city. The official, Liang, to whom Yang Zhi reported at his destination, had heard of Yang Zhi's fame
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      26 1  -  LI LIEN-FUNG By r^it^^^li lift* n&^c^ *7«!iiffe-jt: jfc*»HW:fc xfKift n w^m-fej* f-77 *«ema **a« Li!tf«J7iSa^j^i3iA t-bAff±lfc— fct4iifpr^^iitt*feiif^. «EA^.ift k&t&& f£ irrfnWFS'JiSajoE ft fs^?E?#m¥ f&fi'j
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        313 1 APPOINTMENTS A wholly owned subsidiary of an interna- tional group of companies specialising m the manufacturing of aluminium products and based m Tuas, Jurong, wishes to appoint suitably qualified person for the position of: CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY THE JOB: The position reports to the Divisional Sales Manager and the person shall
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        337 1 \J Wealco ■p. ■BJ A member of the Wearne Brothers Group TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE We are a highly profitable and successful distributor of many leading products which are current market leaders m Singapore. Our expansion into existing and new areas of business requires young men and women who look upon
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        278 1 r Management Trainees Sales Marketing ¥|fc are an established Engineering and tT Trading Organisation looking for fresh graduates m Engineering and Business Administration, preferably with first or second class honours degrees, who are interested m pursuing a career m Sales and Marketing. Attractive salaries and Cringe benefits will be offered
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        302 1 I /Local subsidiary of U.S. Multi-national j I Corporation marketing flavours to Asean I countries has an opening for: TOBACCO FLAVOUR TECHNICIAN Personal Background A male Singaporean or Malaysian with good command of the Chinese, Indonesian /Malay and English Languages. Two years experience of flavour applications m tobacco. Some marketing
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        242 1 A leading seafood processing and distributing company m Jurong requires Production Engineer Duties Planning and implementation of equipment, mechanisation and automation project with bearing to achieve maximum utilization of factory facilities. To ensure that raw materials used for production and the processed products meet international accepted standard. To lead and
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        451 2  -  CHONG WING HONG Our writer attended the two workshops given by the visiting Guangdong Nationalities Song and Dance Troupe which were held over the weekend as part of the Arts Festival. By THE two well-conducted workshops by the Guangdong Nationalities Song and Dance Troupe were a
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        391 2 APPOINTMENTS Performance Motors Ltd, subsidiary of Sime Darby Singapore Ltd., seeks qualified candidates for the post of: I CUSTOMER SERVICES I I OFFICERS I The Job The main responsibility is the provision of an efficient after-sales service to our customers. He is expected to establish good rapport with and provide
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        347 2 f QBE |j I QBE INSURANCE (INTERNATIONAL) LIMITED 1 1 requires 1 1 ACCOUNTANT I QBE is one of Australia's largest and progressive general insurance groups 1 1 I and has been active m South East Asia since 1886. We seek a dynamic and 1 1 responsible accountant with adequate
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        414 2 I McDERMOTT SOUTH EAST ASIA PTE. LTD. A leading multi-national marine engineering and construction company has a vacancy for the I position of: I Communications I Coordinator The successful candidate will be responsible for coordinating the implementation and maintenance of sophisticated communication facilities. The selected candidate should be mature, motivated,
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        202 2 (1) LADY MEDICAL OFFICER (2)STATISTICAL OFFICER Qualifications/ Experience For Post (1) a) A registrable medical qualification b) Experience m Maternal and Child Health/Family Planning ard outpatient work will be an advantage For Post (2) Pass Degree with either Statistics, Economics or Mathematics as one of the subjects Mm a) Conducting
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        893 3 APPOINTMENTS I Years of Semiconductor Innovation 1959 1984 I National Semiconductor 1 ...where people make the difference. I National is a billion-dollar multi-national corporation at the forefront of innovative high-technology. We have an impressive international operation B spanning the major capitals of the world. This y^ar we celebrate 25 years
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        469 3 IK It PRIMARY INDUSTRIES M JPg^ ENTERPRISE PTE. LTD. invites suitably qualified applicants for the following posts: GCE O Level H| Related working experience is an added BS advantage and applicants must be able to converse m major local dialects Sag Have a flair for sales and able to converse
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        585 3 NOTICES f SINGAPORE I POLYTECHNIC I I DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL I B PRODUCTION ENGINEERING I B DEPARTMENT OF MARINE ENGINEERING 1 B Jointly offer a short course on I I BOILER OPERATION AND I MAINTENANCE H COMMENCING DATE 6th August 1984 H H DURATION 4 weeks H Mondays, Wednesdays Fridays
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        85 3 It was dynamite a devastating attack on the whole nuclear programme. P Paul Brack had abandoned a glittering career, even sacrificed personal relationships m his crusade against the nuclear nightmare But now Brack had thrown down a gauntlet This time he would not be allowed to escape unscathed. And no
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        731 3 W SHERIFFS SALK In thr Hlph (oort Of Th< Republic Of Slnjr.aporr Salt Sn HBf IM4 I \.-< ution N«. |M IW4 H In th<- QHM of I NKW VI I.IK alias NKV* YKW LAI alias I I N m \KW LA) a M NKW VI UK (CKNKRAL CONTRACTOR) Plaintiffs
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        507 4 JAGAT WARTAWAN INDONESIA By Soebagijo I. N. P.T. Gunung Agung, Jakarta, 1981 633 pp $33.75 Reviewed by NOOR HIDAYAT Megenai buku-buku AS an established publishing house Gunung Agung is willing to take risk rather than making huge profits. This can be seen from its publication of books
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        503 4  -  NOOR HIDAYAT Diperkatakan oleh SEBAGAI sebuah badan penerbitan yang ternama, Penerbit Gunung Agung begitu bersedia untuk menanggung risiko kerugian daripada meraih keurtungan yang lumayan. Ini dapat dilihat dari siri-siri penerbitannya yang lebih menjurus kepada karya-karya bidang ilmiah, pelajaran dan biografi daripada karya-karya picisan yang
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        473 4  - Let's learn Malay Haron A. Rahman Lesson 110A Easy Steps to Malay By BACA karangan di bawah dengan tellti dan jawab soalansoalan yang berikutnya sebagal sata latihan: Read the passage below carefully and answer the questions that follow as an exercise: LANGKAH yang diambil oleh Taman Bacann Pemuda Pemudi Melayu
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        657 4 NOTICES I Jack Chia Enterprises (Malaysia) Bhd (Incorporated m Malaysia) H PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT OF RESULTS RESULTS 23 June 1984 The results subject to audit for the year ended 31st March 1984 are: The Group The Company 1984 1983 Change T984 1983 Change $'000 $'000 $'000 $000 1 Turnover including investment
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        632 4 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE COMPANIES WINDING UP NO ISC OF IM4 In the Matter of the Companies Act (Cap 185, l*7» EdJtten) And In the Matter of CATHAY FILM SERVICES PTE LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the winding
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