The Straits Times, 7 July 1984

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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    Uproar over 3 men in crate
    475 1 Most wanted Nigerian found m diplomatic bag; British rebuke envoy LONDON, Friday A FURIOUS political row erupted m Britain today over the whole question of diplomatic privilege after Nigeria's most wanted man, former Transport Minister Umaru Dikko, and two other Nigerians were found drugged
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    Swinging in tandem
    284 1  -  SAPIAH Hwwlen, 17, has riven the Botanic Gardens a touch of magic. There she Is, cast m bronze, merrily swinging away. But what Is amazing is that the figure appears to be suspended bi the air. The chains which she clutches tightly lead nowhere, and her feet
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      Lock icon MAN IN GRATE HAD SYRINGE
      62 1 LONDON, Frl. Mr I J main LHkko, whom police found drugged and unconscious In a crate at Stan stead airport, was found with a man who was conscious and In possession of "drags and syringes," Home Secretary Leon Brlttan said today. The two men found
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    Lock icon Talks offer 'still valid'
    195 1 MOSCOW, Fri. THE Soviet Union said today its offer of talks on space weapons was still valid and its representatives would meet US negotiators provided these were the only subject of their talks. The Soviet position was given m an official statement issued by Tass news
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    Mandatory ail for foad menace
    276 1 Mandatory ail for foad menace Bill also seeks to forfeit vehicles involved HELL riders and hell drivers, along with those who promote illegal road races, will face mandatory imprisonment and forfeiture of their vehicles if an amendment Bill, now before Parliament, is passed. The Road Traffic (Amendment No. 2) Bill
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    Mochtar hits out at Indochinese charge against Thais
    319 1  - Mochtar hits out at Indochinese charge against Thais ISMAIL KASSIM YANG RAZALI KASSIM By and JAKARTA, Friday INDONESIAN Foreign Minister Dr Mochtar Kusumaatmadia today expressed Asean resentment at the harsh criticisms against Thailand levelled by the three Indochinese states last Monday. Although the joint communique issued at the end of
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      30 1 Inside 74 pages today SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,8,7 ASEAN 8 CAUBEWAY t EDITORIAL 18 LETTERS It BACKGROUND 29 TIMESDOLLAR 21-24 CLASSIFIEDS 25-37,39,41 RACING 38,39 SPORTS 4M3 SEE THIS PAGE
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      619 2 Time to serve AT FIRST, Mr Goh Choon Kang said 'no. Then he said 'yes. That was after the People's Action Party persuaded him he could serve the country better as a Member of Parliament. Mr Goh, 35, an editorial writer at Lianhe Zaobao and president of the Singapore
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      Around the world
      517 2 £1 to equal US$l? THE big question m Britain on Thursday was: Is sterling heading for a US$l pound? On Thursday, sterling sank to an all-time low of US$l.33, compared with a high of U552.45 m November 1960. This is just over naif what it was worth
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      Comment
      334 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: Small Claims Court: For the small claims court to be effective, it is important to communicate to the man m the street the meaning of the court and how he can go about making a claim. It is likely the people who will need to
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      Timesport
      226 2 Martina the favourite CZECHOSLOVAK-BORN American Martina Navratilova, who trails Chris Evert Lloyd 30-29, must be considered the hot favourite to level the tally today when she makes her bid for her fifth Wimbledon singles crown here. The pair, engaged m a private war for the past 11 years, came
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      Asean: Across the Causeway
      126 2 Asean: Across the Causeway Call for ban THE Malaysian Trades Union Congress (MTUC) wants the government to ban the entry of illegal Indonesian immigrants into the country. MTUC! secretary-general V. David said at a news conference m Kuala Lumpur on Thursday that these people were depriving Malaysians of jobs m
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      Around Asean
      85 2 Strategy on Cambodia ASEAN foreign ministers meeting m Jakarta on Monday for their 17th session are expected to finalise their strategy on Cambodia and South-east Asia. Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said he believed that a clear Eicture of the group's strategy on Cambodia would c worked out
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      Timesdollar
      268 2 INTRACO AND AEROSPACE TO SET UP $30 M PAPER MILL INTRACO and Aerospace Industry are setting up Singapore's largest paper mill at a cost of $30 million to supply the carton makers. It will also be South-east Asia's most up-to-date mill. Multi-Pak Ptt Ltd's Jurong plant, which can supply
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      Background
      84 2 HK NOT REASSURED DENG XIAOPENG'S announcement that China will station troops m Hongkong after 1997 sent shock waves through the colony. Despite Mr Deng's guarantees that the People's Liberation Army will be there for defence purposes only, the people of Hongkong are not reassured. It only confirmed their fears
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      Section Two
      430 2 All the way from Lyon OF ALL the European food that has come to Singapore, it seems that French cuisine has made the greatest impact. But the most gastronomic gift that the French have given us is their visiting chefs. One of them is Jean Fleury, who is
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      547 2 I The lavish hill -top home I I you've always dreamed of I 1 5Hua9jeicgardens I W0 w %B#at Upper Bukit Timah Road I I Qi irv^r I amp 3-storey split-level garden bungalows h oup^i L^iytr 3. sto rey split-level semi-detached bungalows ffiSjgM^ fl bf>aniSn-STyie 3-storey split-level garden terrace houses
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      Lock icon Tanker on fire after collision in thick fog
      91 3 Tanker on fire after collision in thick fog TANKER aflame ...the 695--tonne Japanese tanker Hosei Mara after colliding In thick fog with an Indonesian-registered freighter off Cape Omaezaki m central Japan early yesterday. Oil leaking from the tanker burned for nearly five hours before being extinguished, Maritime Safety Agency officials
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      Lock icon Oil floods market despite Gulf battles
      256 3 Opec faces dilemma as some members push for higher prices PARIS, Fri. The noncommunist world is awash with oil, despite the flare-up m the Iran-Iraq war. Latest figures from the International Energy Agency put excess supply m the second quarter of 1984 just ended
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      Lock icon Abe to practise the Rome principle
      198 3 Abe to practise the Rome principle TOKYO, Fri. Foreign Minister Shintaro Abe is taking the Rome principle When m Rome, do as the Romans do to heart on his visit to South Korea. He will pronounce the South Korean President's name "Chun Doo Hwan" instead of "Zen To Kan" m
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      'Come home'
      37 3 SEOUL, Fri. The labour Ministry has decided to recall all 2,100 South Korean young women now working as hostesses at restaurants and nightclubs m Japan by December because of their alleged engagement m prostitution. AFP.
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      Lock icon Crucial talks on Beijing's demand for HK role
      280 3 Crucial talks on Beijing's demand for HK role HONGKONG, Fri. Crucial talks are taking place m London on the next round of Sino-Brit-ish negotiations on Hongkong, well-inform-ed sources said here today. What London is deciding is whether to accede to Beijing's demand for a role m the transitory fieri od
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      Lock icon 'Techno-ladies' suffer more physical stress
      189 3 'Techno-ladies' suffer more physical stress TOKYO, Frl. Japanese female workers m computer related Jobs have been found to be suffering from more physical problems than their counterparts m clerical work, a labour survey revealed today. The 568JM-meinber All-Japan Federation of Electric Machine Workers Union surveyed 3,7 M female workers, single
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      Lock icon New DKthrust against Viets
      89 3 New DKthrust against Viets BEIJING, Fri. The three leaders of the Democratic Kampuchean coalition government ended three days of secret talks today and said they had resolved to increase their diplomatic and military offensives against Vietnamese occupation m Cambodia. A statement said Democratic Kampuchean President Prince Norodom Sihanouk, Vice-President Khieu
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      Lock icon Guerillas get away with ammunition from police station
      288 3 COLOMBO, Fri. GUERILLAS attacked a police station m eastern Sri Lanka yesterday, wounding two policemen before making off with a large quantity of arms and ammunition, the government said. In the north, police said one person was killed and two others were
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      Lock icon Is sterling heading for US$l pound?
      390 4 LONDON, Friday THAT was the big question m Britain yesterday as the pound became worth a little more than half its value against the US dollar IV* years ago. Following three months of more or less steady decline, sterling sank yesterday to an all-time
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      Lock icon Doctor stolo blood for sale
      133 4 LONDON, Frl. A leading British consnltant was foud guilty today of conspiring to steal nearly 12,#* litres of blood donated by Midlers and selling extracted plasma to a Danish medical foundation. Dr Mark Patterson, s#, who has denied the charge, will be sentence! by criminal
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        Lock icon Printers strike ends
        70 4 EMPLOYERS and representatives of 165,000 West German printers on strike for a shorter workweek yesterday reached an agreement to end their 13-week strike that brought chaos to the nations magazines and newspapers. Spokesmen for both sides said details would be announced later. The deal is expected to
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        Lock icon Arms smuggle charge
        62 4 FIFTY-ONE people have been charged m connection with Taiwan's largest arms smuggling case, justice ministry officials said yesterday. Security forces seized more than 100 revolvers, submachine guns and a large quantity of ammunition believed to have been bought by underground criminal societies. Officials believe the weapons came
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        Lock icon Beirut airport delay
        90 4 THE reopening of Beirut airport, scheduled for yesterday, has been delayed pending a political decision by Lebanese leaders, a spokesman for the national airline said m Beirut. This and a delay m the resumption of port operations marked the first setback m a phased peace plan agreed
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        Lock icon Indian floods kill 37
        60 4 THIRTY-SEVEN people have been killed m western India m flash floods caused by monsoon fury m coastal Maharashtra state, it was reported m New Delhi yesterday. Heavy rains, meanwhile, inundated lowlying areas m the state of Assam where the Brahmaputra River and its major tributaries are
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        Lock icon Gold mine closed
        74 4 A US$l.5 billion (Ss3.l billion) gold mine has been closed by the Papua New Guinea government after the second major spillage of cyanide m a month. The minister for energy, Mr Francis Pusul, ordererd the Ok Tedi gold and copper mine m the remote western highland to
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        Lock icon Parties share seats
        73 4 TWO moderate parties, the Christian Democrats and the Union of the National Centre, will share 44 of the 88 seats m the new constituent assembly, according to final election returns released m Guatemala City yesterday. The assembly is to write a new constitution and prepare the country
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      Thatcher will not scrap elections
      211 4 LONDON, Friday THE British government yesterday bowed to pressure from the House of Lords (Upper House) and abandoned plans to scrap elections next year for London and six other big city councils. Government sources said Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's Cabinet had decided instead to allow
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      Lock icon Execution for meat fraud
      85 4 Execution for meat fraud MOSCOW, Fri. The director of a meat processing factory and his accomplice m the Soviel central Asian state ol Kirghizia, have been executed on fraud charges, said the local party newspaper. Anzor Bostanov and his accomplice were convicted of forging figures, claiming to have bought more
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      Lock icon Grateful wife dishes out a reward
      88 4 LONDON, Fri. A husband washed the dishes after a family meal for the first time m 2$ years of marriage, and thousands of people heard about it. Mr Charles Turner, 41, who hates household chores, asked his wife for a reward. She responded with
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      Lock icon Record feat by barefoot motorist
      96 4 DRIVER Dianne Hurre drove this single-seat three-wheeled e»r hairfoot to break a world record for fuel economy by travelling 6,119 km on 5.78 litre* (one gal Ion) of petrol. Going barefoot helped her save precious weight to beat more than b* vehicles which attempted to
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      Lock icon Chernenko restores Molotov's party membership
      248 4 Chernenko restores Molotov's party membership MOSCOW, Fri. Former Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov, who was sacked by Mr Nikita Khrushchev !n 1957, has been "rehabilitated" by the party. Mr Molotov was President Josef Stalin's right-hand man f»n many years. In 1961, he was accused of complicity m Stalin's crimes, notably of
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      Lock icon Israelis go on pre-poll splurge
      299 6 Tough austerity measures feared TEL AVIV, Fri. FEARING harsh austerity measures after the July 23 election, Israelis are on a spending spree, converting their shekels into apartments, new cars, electrical appliances and American dollars. Shops yesterday reported booming business and said the spree was reminiscent
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      Unexploded bombs on supertanker heading for Hormuz
      175 6 BAHRAIN, Frl. A supertanker with two ■■exploded bombs aboard and cargo of Sandl Arabian oil headed for the Strait of Hormuz at the entrance to the Golf early today after coming under air attack east of Qatar. The Dutch salvage company, Sin It
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      25 Iranians get asylum
      48 6 PARIS, Fri. The Foreign Ministry yesterday confirmed that France had agreed to give asylum to 25 Iranian refugees, who arrived here from Baghdad. A ministry spokesman said France had accepted a request by the International Committee of the Red Cross "on humanitarian grounds." AFP.
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      Lock icon US-Iraqi exchange
      44 6 BAGHDAD, Fri. Two members of the US Senate foreign relations committee exchanged views with Iraqi officials here yesterday on the 45- month-old Gulf war, a source said. The two are Mr Casimir Yost and Mr Peter Galbraith. They arrived on Wednesday. AP
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      30 6 CAIRO, Fri. Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak will visit Yugoslavia soon for talks with Yugoslav officials m an effort to end the Iran-Iraq war, it was announced yesterday. AP
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      Lock icon Scientists grow human skin to treat burn victims
      121 6 JERUSALEM, Fri. Israeli scientists have succeeded In growing sheets of skin m the laboratory, a development that is expected to provide new nope for victims of severe barns, a hospital spokesman said yesterday. The technique of growing skin from the victim's own
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      Lock icon Iran has answer to the Exocet
      233 6 PARIS, Friday IRAN has developed successful counter measures against the French Exocet missiles, which the Iraqis are using against shipping m the Persian Gulf, Western military experts said yesterday. They are less effective than they were m the Falkland Islands war because Iran has
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      Lock icon Court dismisses suit against late Shah
      159 6 ALBANY, Fri. A divided Court of Appeals yesterday dismissed Iran's US$55 billion ($ll5 billion) suit against the late Shan of Iran and his wife, Empress Farah Pahlavi. Iran alleged that the Shah and his wife took bribes and misappropriated US$35 billion while they ruled
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      Where did the money go?
      489 7 IT'S A no-win situation for the debt-ridden Latin American countries. They have to spend a lot less if they want more grants from the International Monetary Fund to help them repay their debts. But their citizens say they will go on strike if they are
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      Lock icon IMF stops further loans to Argentina
      283 7 ...Until Buenos Aires makes deeper spending cuts WASHINGTON, Friday THE International Monetary Fund said yesterday that it would not make any further loans to Argentina until Buenos Aires makes deeper spending cuts to curb its 560 per cent annual inflation. Responding to Argentinian charges
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      Lock icon Top debtor' Brazil wants urgent talks
      264 7 RIO DE JANEIRO, Fri. President Joao Figueiredo of Brazil, the world's leading debtor nation, has called for urgent talks with Western industrialised countries on ways to relieve the developing world's debt burden. Brazil has attempted to use its moral authority as a country which
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      Lock icon Kohl calls for plan to attack debt crisis
      261 7 BUENOS AIRES, Fri. WEST German Chancellor Helmut Kohl told a joint session of the Argentine Congress yesterday that development strategies were needed to attack the Latin American debt crisis at its roots. Mr Kohl, who had earlier met President Raul Alfonsin, said
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      Lock icon Reassurance on security by America
      309 8 WASHINGTON, Fri. Secretary of State George Shultz will reassure Asean nations that the United States will not provide Beijing with any weapons that may jeopardise their security, a senior State Department official said yesterday. He will also reaffirm America's refusal to have any relations with
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      Asean to map out strategy on Cambodia
      438 8  -  ZAINUL ABIDIN RASHEED YANG RAZALI KASSIM Key to problem is its unity Mochtar By and JAKARTA, Fri. The Asean foreign ministers who are meeting here on Monday are expected to finalise their strategy on Cambodia and South-east Asia. This was indicated by the
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      Lock icon Aquino murder inquiry panel ends hearing
      212 8 Aquino murder inquiry panel ends hearing MANILA, Fri. A panel probing the murder of Philippine opposition leader Benigno Aquino ended open hearings today and retired from the public. Inquiry commission chairman Corazon Agrava said she and her colleagues were going into seclusion to evaluate the evidence, adding: "Let us unite
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      Thai Communist Party dealt a blow
      275 8  -  NANCY CHNG By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Thurs. The arrest on Tuesday of 16 communist suspects, including four believed to be members of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Thailand (CPT), has dealt a further blow to the outlawed party, stricken m recent
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      Lock icon Western-style beauty contests banned
      147 8 JAKARTA, Thurt. THE Indonesian government has banned western-style beauty contests m the country, the Education and Culture Department announced yesterday. The move follows years of controversy here over the "immoral" aspects of beauty contests abroad, where Indonesian girls have participated clandestinely, triggering outcries of indignation here.
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      Lock icon Probe into shootings by 'secret marshals'
      120 8 MANILA. Fri. The Philippine Defence Ministry yesterday launched an Inquiry Into killings by 7*l speclal agents assigned last month as undercover guards against street crime. About 4# people alleged to be suspected robbers, bandits and hoodlams, have been killed since the force was revived
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      Lock icon Room-rate war in hotels
      152 8 BANGKOK, Fri. Several Bangkok deluxe hotels here are engaged m a room-rate war competition m order to push the occupancy rate hard hit by a slump m foreign tourists visiting Thailand and a large surplus of rooms. The Bangkok Peninsula, which opened last year had officially
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  • Asean: ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      KL steps – into dispute over MAS flight
      202 9 KL steps into dispute over MAS flight LONDON, Fri THE British government has been officially informed of Malaysia's concern over the British civil aviation authorities' refusal to grant an extra London flight to the Malaysian Airline System, The New Straits Times reported yesterday. Transport Minister Tan Sri Chong Hon Nyan
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      38 9 BANGKOK, Fri. Thai Air Force Commander Air Chief Marshal Prapan Dhupa tern iy a, will visit Malaysia from July 16 to 19 as guest of the Malaysian Air Force, a Malaysian embassy official said today. AP
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      Lock icon 'Ban import of workers from Indonesia' call
      305 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE Malaysian Trades Union Congress (MTUC) wants the government to ban the entry of illegal Indonesian immigrants into the country. MTUC secretary-general V. David said at a news conference here yesterday that their presence is depriving Malaysians of jobs m
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      Lock icon Demo at radioactive dump called off
      210 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The month-long demonstrations against the proposed radioactive waste dump at the mining town of Papan m Perak was called off today following a warning by Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hi tarn. Over 3,000 people of Papan and the nearby areas
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      Lock icon Drug haul
      37 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Malaysian Customs anti-drug unit seized 6.3 kg of marijuana and arrested a fruit sever near here, it was announced today. The drugs were found hidden m the fruit seller's car. AFP
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      'Japan should compensate'
      78 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Pri. The State Assemblyman for Bahau, Mr Chew Hock Thye, yesterday urged the Japanese government to compensate relatives of those massacred by Japanese soldiers at Kampung LuJ, In Negeri Sembllan, during World Warn. The mass grave of 368 people was fonnd recently. It was marked
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      Call to serve changed his 'no' to 'yes'
      521 10  -  LEE KIM CHEW Journalist Goh is PAP's latest new face for general election By AT FIRST, he said no. Then, when the People's Action Party persuaded him he could serve the country better as a Member of Parliament, he changed his mind.
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      Two nights of your favourite arias
      109 10 OPERA fans can hear their favourite arias from such popular operas as Puccini's La Boheme and Tosca, Verdi's La Traviata, Bizet's Carmen and Mozart's Don Giovanni sung by five guest soloists m period costumes. Soprano Lee Ching Mci and baritones Tseng DauHsiong and Chen
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      Prankster letters from 'zoo' make some see red
      148 10 Prankster letters from 'zoo' make some see red IF YOU get a letter telling you that you have been chosen to supplement the ape collection at the Singapore Zoological Gardens do not get angry. Not even if it tells you that this is because you resemble them m personality, appearance
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      Shooting contest
      42 10 THE Singapore Civil Defence Force will hold its second shooting competition for the individual open championship at its headquarters shooting range m Bendemeer Road tomorrow at 9.30 a.m. The guest-of-honour is Mr Tan Eng Bock, Commander Areas of the force.
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      Ex-poly officer fined $9,000 for taking bribes
      181 10  - Ex-poly officer fined $9,000 for taking bribes ELENA CHONG By A FORMER Ngee Ann Polytechnic executive officer was yesterday fined a total of $9,000 for receiving bribes from Indonesian students seeking admission into the polytechnic. Wong Slew Van, 50, was also ordered to pay a penalty of $13,550, being the
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      Forum and film on defence
      71 10 A FORUM on The Importance of Total Defence will be held on July 14 at the Pek Kio community centre at 7 p.m. There will also be a film show entitled Frontline, an audio visual show on Total IJefence, and a talk by a guest
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    • Article
      $24,725 stolen
      25 10 THIEVES broke into a motor accessory shop m Balestier Road and stole $24,725 m cash and valuables between Monday night and early Tuesday.
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      Man on two drug charges
      126 10 A DUMPLING maker was yesterday charged with two capital offences of trafficking m about 1,5 M grammes of heroin. No plea was taken from Tan Toon Hock, 39, a Malaysian, who was remanded until Friday. The first charge accuses him of transporting 2t packets of
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      Catch a glimpse of the past 25 years at museum
      354 10 IF YOU have never seen a $10,000 bill up close, drop m at the National Museum. On display are dollar bills and coins of all denominations, both present and past ones. There are even dollar notes dating back to 1953.
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    • Campus courtesy booklet
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        Hotels play their part in campaign
        140 11 TWO hotels yesterday played their part m the courtesy campaign. Hotel Meridien treated 40 old folk from the Little Sisters of the Poor home m Thomson Road to a visit to the zoo. A hotel spokesman said the visit was to express its concern
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        Students' cartoons convey useful tips
        176 11 FOUR students have come up with tips on campus courtesy for their fellow students. A cartoon booklet to convey the courtesy message is the result of the Joint efforts of Ngee Ann Polytechnic students May Mah, 19, Sharon Ann Pestana, 17, Ken Lim, 19 and
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    • Article
      Lawyer sues Monitor for libel
      205 11 Lawyer sues Monitor for libel LAWYER T.T. Rajah has issued a writ against the Singapore Monitor Ltd, its news editor and printers for defamation. The writ arose from an article written by the newspaper's news editor. Mr Ec Boon Lee, which appeared m both editions of the newspaper on May
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    • Article
      Coins to be tested
      66 11 COINS minted m 1963 will be tested over the next few months by the seventh Annual Assay Commission appointed by the Currency Board. These tests will be carried out mainly at the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research. The coins to be tested include 8,941
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    • Article
      NPB's seven productivity strategies
      408 11 NPB's seven productivity strategies THE National Productivity Board yesterday unveiled seven strategies for a more productive Singapore. The strategies, announced by NPB executive director Ng Kiat Chong, are contained m the board's 1984 85 corporate plan, its first. Two of the strategies call for more emphasis on in-house training and
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    • Article
      Seminar on getting people involved
      229 11 FOUR reports, which discuss public participation m preventing crime m housing estates and industrial and commercial buildings, will be released at a one-day seminar at the Regional Language Centre on July 14. About 250 grassroot leaders, architects, engineers, representatives of banks, hotels, trade unions and
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    • Article
      Jail for man who stabbed girlfriend
      91 11 A JEALOUS boyfriend, who could not tolerate his girlfriend's outings with other men, stabbed her one night. And on Wednesday, Foo Chuan, 31, was fined |2,tM and sentenced m default to four months' jail when he admitted stabbing Miss Yap Ah See, 18, at
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      Death fall mystery
      188 12 NO ONE knows how a six-year-old deaf-mute boy fell from a block of flats, a coroner's Inquiry heard yesterday. Bat police have not ruled out a crime. Little Tan Beng Keong's parents are separated and he lived with his grandmother who went to his father's home dally
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      Bill may end era of articled clerks
      395 12  -  BEN DAVIDSON Mode of entry as lawyers could be abolished By THE era of articled clerks people who qualify to be admitted as lawyers after serving a senior solicitor for a prescribed period of time will come to an end if a Bill,
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      Fiji PM stresses concern about security
      470 12  - Fiji PM stresses concern about security TAN LIAN CHOO By FIJI is so concerned about security m the South Pacific that its Prime Minister, Ratu Sir Kamisese K.T. Mara, yesterday reiterated here that he did not wish to see a Soviet Embassy established m Suva. "I have not been (keen)
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      Lorry driver injured in accident
      71 12 Lorry driver injured in accident A LORRY driver was seriously iniured when his vehicle hit a lamp post and a tree along the East Coast Parkway on Thursday at 1.50 p.m. Mr Yeo Boon Chuan, 22, suffered injuries on his left leg after being pinned to his seat when the
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    • Article
      1,991 ask about $10,000 incentive
      210 12 THE National Registration Department has received 1,991 enquiries on the government s $10,000 incentive scheme to encourage low-income, lowly-educated mothers to stop producing after one or two children. The department's public relations officer, Mr Goh Eng Kwee, said yesterday that of the 560 who were
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        Why it doesn't matter if document isn't marked confidential or secret
        532 13 SECTION 5 of the Official Secrets Act is intended as a means to prevent people m their official capacity, or who are m the government service, from disclosing information or documents to unauthorised people. This was submitted by Mr
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        What is secret and what is not?
        911 13  -  L. E. PREMA By Defence spends whole morning dealing with interpretation of section of Act DISTRICT JUDGE Michael Khoo yesterday reserved judgment m the trial until today to give himself time to review all the evidence and submissions. The judge said he felt
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      The charges
      222 13 FREDERICK Tan Im Kian, 41, Ls charged with giving a ministry document Ministry of Foreign Affairs Information Note No. 133 83 to Phua Keng Tong, a company finance manager. He also faces two charges of trying to pass information to Phua. This Information was contained m notes on
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      MRTC moves ahead to new premises
      195 13 MRTC moves ahead to new premises THE Mass Rapid Transit Corporation is moving m this case not "ahead with you" on its project but literally to new premises m Paterson Road. The big shift from its two present offices m Thomson Plaza and World Trade Centre began yesterday and will
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    • Article
      Pahang team here for 5-day visit
      59 13 Pahang team here for 5-day visit A DELEGATION of the Pahang Branch of the CommonwealthParliamentary Association arrived last evening for a five-day visit to Singapore Led by Datuk I.im Ah Lek, the 16-member delegation will visit the Ministry of National Development, the Housing Board, and Sentosa. Datuk Lim is an
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    • Article
      Want a choice site? Pay for it, says HDB
      372 15 Prices for Pine Grove, Gillman Heights flats won't be lowered PAY for the exclusivity, or pick a less central area, the Housing Board said yesterday to applicants complaining about the high prices for Pine Grove and Gillman Heights apartments. The board
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      Builder went bankrupt, so flats delayed
      103 15 Builder went bankrupt, so flats delayed THE HUDC flats m Gillman Heights could not be completed m time because the civil engineering contractor went bankrupt during the contract period. The Housing Board explained that it had to engage another engineering contractor last month to get the 607 HUDC apartments and
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    • Article
      Big response to board's display areas offer
      299 15 THE Housing Board's offer to let oat Its Industrial units as display areas have met with overwhelming response from renovation contractors. All 33 units from the second storey upwards of Block 1114 m Geylang East have been snapped up since they were offered
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    • Article
      Hotel promised to take care of loss, says exec
      455 15 Loss of hotel room valuables suit By BEN DAVIDSON A SENIOR company executive testified yesterday that when he told the Hyatt Regency Hotel management that jewellery and cash were missing from his room, they had said that they would "take care
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    • Court briefs
      • Article
        Woman charged with shopping centre theft
        63 15 A THAI woman was charged yesterday with stealing from another woman at a shopping centre on Sunday. Wannee Maneein, 24, is said to have stolen $200, an identity card, three lottery tickets and a photograph from Miss Choo Geok Lian at Sergio Pascucci Fashions
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        Three jailed and caned for robbery
        61 15 THREE young men were yesterday found guilty of robbing a man of a gold chain. Selvamani s/o Subbian, 20, and Ealavarasan s/o Appavoo, 22, were each jailed for 18 months and ordered to be given six strokes of the cane. The third, Gunasegaran s/o
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        Seaman took chopper to Clifford Pier
        79 15 A TAIWANESE seaman was found guilty yesterday of having a chopper with him m Clifford Pier, Collyer Quay, on Jan 11 this year, and given three months' jail and six strokes of the cane. Lin Chin Fay, 29, a first engineer with a Taiwanese
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        Housewife lined for lewd, uncensored tapes
        79 15 A HOUSEWIFE was fined a total of $1,700 on Thursday for h wing two obscene and seven uncensonxi vid« o tapes. Lee Oh Lay, 49, was fined $1,000 for having the obscene tapes and $700 for the uncensored tapes at her Outram Park flat
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      Exchange programme with Japan varsity
      158 17  -  TAN BAN HUAT By m Tokyo SINGAPORE may soon establish an exchange programme with Soka University of Japan under an ag: "cement. The president of the university, Dr Kazuo Takamatsu, will discuss details of the programme with the V ice-Chancellor of the National University of
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      Jalan Sendudok closed
      50 17 Jalan Sendudok closed A SECTION of Jalan Sendudok will be temporarily closed to traffic for a three-month period, starting today. The Environment Ministry is constructing a culvert at the juction of Jalan Sendudok and Sembawang Road. Motorists have been adivsed to use Sum Wah Chee Drive to enter Jalan Sendudok.
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      May had most visitor arrivals
      282 17 MAY saw the second month of good increases m visitor arrivals, giving some hope that the three million visitor mark may be reached this year if the trend continues. There were 248,953 visitors m May, the biggest number to come to Singapore this year, bringing
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      Pool opening
      28 17 THE Flamingo Pool at the Jurong Bird Park will be opened by Mr Tan I Tong, chairman of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, on July 15.
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      History on the way to library
      155 17 A QUICK lesson on the history of their union was given to university students as they made their way to the library yesterday. A 12-panel exhibition was put up Just outside the library by the National University of Singapore Students' Union, informing students of
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      Union talks
      40 17 THE second Triennial Delegates' Conference, organised by the National Transport Workers Union, will be held at the DBS auditorium at 10 a.m. today. The guest of honour is Dr Tbny Tan, Minister for Trade and Industry, and Finance.
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      Two charged with theft
      62 17 TWO men were charged on Thursday with stealing a container a chassis and tyres worth a total of $78,575 along Lokyang Way m Jurong between Tuesday and Wednesday. No pleas were taken from Vishnu Raj. 25. and Hong Seng Huat, 30, who are alleged to have
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    • Article
      Schoolboys stabbed after staring incident
      169 17 Schoolboys stabbed after staring incident TWO schoolboys died after being stabbed by one of three youths who had accused the boys of staring at them m a department store m Ang Mo Kio Central. Chua Sah Bah, 14, and his classmate, Lee Yap Jong, 15, chased the youths but they
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      Fads keep breaking out
      804 17  -  M. GRETCHEN PAUL ONG By and FADS. They sweep through our youth, seem so important, then disappear. Sometimes the crazes linger on, occasionally they make a comeback like Rock 'n* Roll did. But mostly they sink with little trace, revisited only with nostalgia when someone asks:
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    • The Straits Times says
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        No case for toll
        103 18 WHEN the Malaysian Works Minister, Datuk Samy Vellu, said that a toll would be imposed on vehicles using the Causeway, a public outcry broke out. Later, it was clarified that the toll was meant to cover costs for the Johor-Senai Highway. It is fair for users
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        The people's court
        367 18 The people's court LONG m gestation, the small claims court will soon become a reality. The Small Claims Tribunal Bill, which went through its first reading m Parliament last week, provides for the establishment of a court which not so long ago was something people could only fantasise about a
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      T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane
      523 18 T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane So one ever knmws enough. John Whmlr, cmlumnlst YES, no one ever will, not even the academician and the specialist writer. As for me, I have long realised that the more you know, the more there is to know. I had this thought at
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      Reaching out to the people
      1356 18  -  PHILIP LEE Ministers' walkabouts bring together the leaders and the grassroots THE ministerial walkabouts which started m October 1982 resumes this weekend after a break for the puasa month. It has so far covered 56 of the 75 constituencies. Has the government, which launched this
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    • In the wake of the sitting of Parliament
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        Homes for the aged are necessary
        355 19 Homes for the aged are necessary A LOT of statistics were quoted m Parliament about the increasing life expectancy m the future. I feel statistics are just figures and often bear no relation to the realities of life. Unless we keep this m mind we can be misled by cold
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        Do not tamper with voters' right to elect
        302 19 IT IS a sad reflection on those Singaporeans who will accept the concept of "opposition" Members of Parliament by the "grace" of a statute. The concept has the following implications: THAT the electorate should or will continue to elect the present ruling
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        Only for defence
        149 19 I VIEW with great concern a Member of Parliament's suggestion that national service be introduced for girls for the purpose of providing a nursing service for the aged. (ST, July 4). He seems to forget that NS is for national defence against enemy attack. It should never
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        China should make HK a free port
        435 19 China should make HK a free port After 1997... THERE seems to be a certain lack of realism m much of the comment about the future of Hongkong. The fears being expressed are well-ground-ed but not for the reasons often advanced. The sensible thing for China to do would Be
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        Nab the vandals
        72 19 I HAVE been prompted to write this letter because of the increasing number of cars that are affected by vandalism. The vandals use coins and keys to scratch the car surfaces while they are parked. These inconsiderate people should not be left unpunished. I appeal to all
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        Apparatus needed
        49 19 LIKE many other people, I frequently jog at the Botanic Gardens. It is indeed a popular place as there are many well-maintained pathways. Perhaps the authorities could consider setting up exercise apparatus, similar to that at Macßitchie Reservoir, for the use of joggers. ANDREW CHUA Singapore tSIC
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      Primary one child has a heavy bag
      98 19 I REFER to the ietter "Lighten their heavy load" by "Heavy Bag". (ST, June 27). I fully agree that school bags are getting heavier. It is especially so for the lower primary students and something ought to be done. I have a child
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      Talk of Chinese army casts shadow over HK
      1583 20  -  MAX CHUNG SHING HK people fear rule 'from the barrel of a gun' By of Shin Mm Daily News Just after Mr Deng's statement about the stationing of troops, Hongkong's stock market index fell more than 30 points. Many of Hongkong's people
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    • In the market
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        Prices end lower because of late profit-taking
        266 21 Prices end lower because of late profit-taking IF NOT for some profit-taking towards the close yesterday, the local stock market would have rounded-up the week with another day of improvement. Opening prices were mostly at overnight levels and rose marginally during the morning. Prices held firm during the earlier part
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        Singapore barometer
        36 21 Up Down Unch Industr.ols 31 56 27 Finance 8 8 8 Hotels 6 4 Properties 3 5 I Plantations 2 6 0 Mining I 2 1 Deb/Loans 5 2 2 Total 51 85 43
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        K. Lumpur barometer
        43 21 Up Down Unch Industrials 40 53 23 Finance 3 7 3 Hotels 0 1 0 Properties I 2 2 Oil palms 7 5 3 Tins 2 4 8 Rubbers 10 9 2 Deb/Loans 0 I 1 Total 63 82 42
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        KLSE closes mixed
        88 21 A LACK of follow through support caused share prices to close on a mixed to easier note at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. The 30-counter New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index lost 2.20 points to 1408.65. Trading, though fairly active, was again dominated by selective
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        Chief price changes
        217 21 Rises UMFbur 1100 +20 Pin-0 CU.S 322 +16 CCM SOO +14 K|lMJ*tSl.M »0 +10 C«tt«f 600 +10 S N P I 570+10 facts M 530 10 Khonf Gmm 360+10 Ut Coconut* 350 10 KGMp 262 +7 OUB 410 +6 C USHSOc 380+6 OmmHw 374 Sin Ito FMnci
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        35 21 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1983/84 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1983/84 Low 712.29 (5/1/83) 684.88 (4/1/83) All time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) AlltimeLow 74 75 (17/9/64) 550 78 (12/8/82)
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        ST Industrial index components
        53 21 BouttadßM -4 Gunmsj -14 PMC J S«mb Sh* -3 CtC HawPw 1 Pan Dec -t-2 Stow Dvby —3 CCM +14 kKhcapcßM —1 Peiti Pbnt unch s Tndhf —5 F t N unch IST —1 IteMnan't (I M Wwfcs unch Gfntoip unch Nat iron unch Rottanam I
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      Refineries start processing Malaysian crude under new 3-year arrangements
      383 21  -  RONNIE LIM By PROCESSING of Malaysian crude oil at four Singapore refineries started this week under new three- year arrangements the longest-ever the Singapore industry has had. The oil is coming m, despite several unresolved issues between Petronas, the Malaysian national
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      1,465 lots traded at Simex
      54 21 1,465 lots traded at Simex A TOTAL of 1,465 lots of gold futures were traded yesterday, the second day at the Singapore International Monetary Exchange. Prices opened at U*****.70 and reached a high of $379.40 and a low of U*****.10 during the day. Settlement prices for September and December were
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      SIA wins $30 m maintenance deal
      116 21 SINGAPORE Airl-'nes has won a $30-milli >n contract to provide maintenance services for Air Lanka's new B7<V7 jumbo jet. The three-y» ar contract, which will add $10 million a year to SlA's coffers, was wt n against stiff competition from Hongkong Aircraft Engineering Co
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      $30 m paper mill to start this month
      402 21  -  NORA CHENG Intraco and Aerospace set up plant m Jurong By INTRACO and Aerospace Industry are setting up Singapore's largest, and South-east Asia's most up-to-date, paper mill at a cost of $30 million to supply the carton makers. Multi-Pak Pte Ltd's Jurong
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      Norman's modern 'milky' way
      476 21  -  CEPHAH TAN By MEET Mr Norman Ng, the modern milkman who makes door-to-door delivery of Magnolia fresh milk. But unlike the personal, friendly service of the Indian milkman. of yesteryear, Mr Ng is part of an aggressive, marketing strategy by local fresh milk giant, Magnolia of
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      Singapore setsup trade office in Sydney
      141 21 Singapore setsup trade office in Sydney THE Trade Development Board has opened an office m Sydney to better serve businessmen. Miss Loh Li Yoon, who has more than eight years' experience, is the centre director. She will make contacts with buyers, importers and distributors. She will introduce Australian buyers to
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        Lock icon Assets and liabilities
        34 21 MIAMI Air Florida System Inc reported assets of U*****.2 million (*****.3 million) and liabilities of U*****.4 million when it filed for Chapter 11 protection on Tuesday, bankruptcy court papers show. Reuter
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        Lock icon India's plan
        23 21 BOMBAY India will open its first diamond exchange here next month to boost exports, state-owned Minerals Metals Trading Corp said. Reuter
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        Letters of intent
        29 21 ELEVEN letters of intent were signed between the foreign delegates and various Tianjin corporations at the end of the Second China Business Conference held last month.
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      This man Tokuno is no 'paper tiger'
      313 21 This man Tokuno is no 'paper tiger' HELPING to start up Singapore's latest as well as South-fast Asia's most modern paper mill will be a cinch to Mr Masateru Tokuno or "Tiger" to his friends as he has already commissioned 49 such mills m places such as the United States,
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      Business done in Singapore
      3716 22 READERS should be aware of the Imitations of this information. Not every transaction nor every price dealt m at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered m "business done". Further because al deaings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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      2624 22 INDUSTRIALS Alcom(2 168)0)2 14 0)2 16 Antoh (I 89S) 09) I 90 (2) 1 91 (I) 1 89 A Choc (2 468 2 48S) 0 250 (I 2 48 (7) 2 46 MSB (4 868 4 945) AMD (3 928 3 945) (6) 3 92
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      How your stocks performed
      2795 22 M sham quoted have a par vafcit of $1, tafet* otherwise specified Adjusted for sot/rights. N Tai-utmptri dtfiotnd AM is traded m lots of 10 starts each, with the price quoted ti dolars. IM4 Last YWd V* Day «fh Low Company Sail Chan|t fOQQ) H* L
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        33 23 GOLD US$/oz Fri Thurs Singapore 361.00 361 50 367 00 367 50 Hong Kong *****—***** 367 00—367 40 Thurs Wed New York 359 50 360.50 closed London 364 50—365 00 369.00-*****
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        Tin
        15 23 Closing prices MS/kilo Straits Tin 29 15 unch Turnover: 475 tonnes up 338 tonnes
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        18 23 Closing prices cents/kilo Singapore July ***** up 0 25 cents Malaysia July ***** up 1 00 cent
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        GOLD
        101 23 HONGKONG Gold closed at U*****.00 40 an ounce against New York's close of U*****.50/ 360.50. On the local market, it ended at HK53,405 a tael against an opening of HK53,368. Reuter. The London gold fix fell US$B.OO to U*****.00. The KiUbar and the Far East market reports were not
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        Palm Oil
        136 23 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices closed off the day's lows on late covering and speculative buying. PALM Closinf prices Crude MS/t«m palm oi Hil 1000 (south central) (north) Aug 1000 (south, central) (nortti) Sept 950 (south and central) Refined palm oi MS/ tomes RBD palm oil Jul 590
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        Copper
        26 23 Clount prices Copj»r E/tome Tim Spot 998 00—998 50 (1000 00-1000 50 3 months 1017 50-*****0 (1019 00—1019 50 Market tone Easier Sales 17.675 tones
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        24 23 Ctotin| prices Aluminium £/tainc Tnwi Spot 892 50--893.50 (894 50— 895 00) 3 months *****—***** (915 00-*****) Market tone Easter Sites 16.100 tonnes
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        71 23 THE Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher with July One RSS buyers quoted at 181.75 cents per kilo, up a quarter cent from Thursday. In Kuala Lumpur, the rubber market closed slightly higher with July Int One RSS buyers quoted at 197 50 cents per kilo, up one cent
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        Straits Tin
        68 23 The Straits Tin price m Penang stayed at the International Tin Agreement's floor level of MJ29.15 per kilo. Sentiment was dampened by a larger offering of 475 tonnes, up from 137 on Thursday. The buffer stock manager again provided most of the support at this level with a
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        25 23 au^-, Clowf prices Fri Dm Singapore 7 74-7 80 7 96-8 01 Thus Ned New fork 7 67—7 7? closed Source Credit Suisst Spore
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        324 23 FOB m bales RAS MRELB (S cents/kilo) (M QttAs/kio Noon Close Noon rin<» Int I RSS prompt 180 00— 181 00N 179.50— 180 50N uno Int. IRSS July 182 25-182 75 181.75-***** 197 00-197 75 lQ7«;n ioo w Int. 1 RSS August 187 50-188.00 187.00-187 50 13/UUIS/^ 197 50-199
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        369 23 Noon ctounf pricn J/100 k| Coconut oil Bulk roe 240 00 (sellers) OKI drum FOB 253 00 (sellers) New drum FOB 257 00 (sellm) Copra Mued (loose) 125 00 (buyers) Pepper Muntok White Asta fOB NIW 627 50 (setters) Sarawak white taq FOB NIW 620 00 (sellers) Sarawak
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        276 23 My 6 HKJ ChMft Aiiocioted Hotafc 0 14 Bonk Of Eo*t Aim 18 10 +0 1 Cheung Kong 695 0 1 Chmo Light 1 0 60 0 1 Crow Horb Tunoe) 10 lON unch F E Consortium 026 -0 01 Far East F»ch PMt» 005S G I Cement Groat
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        328 23 Hir 6 Ym Chmf c Afnomoto 1180 -10 Ako. 403 2 Amoda 1080 20 Awhi Ch«m 632 8 AsoN Glass 780 +8 Bonk Tk 455 unch Brxioestone 584 -2 Canon 1190 -10 Como Computer 1190 +10 Cit««n 471 -6 0 Nip Pnnt 900 4 0 hkppon Screen Do*. 665
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        341 23 My 6 Cents Chanf c M A C I 177 +1 A N I 199 unch A P M 210 2 Aberfoyte 550 30 Age 245 +5 AKtonce CM 59 5 Allied Mill 230-3 Ampol Exp 275 -10 Ampol Pet 145 +3 Am 475 -7 Ashton 98 unch B
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        238 23 My 5 IBS Chant* AJcoo 33% Afced Chem Cp 31% Alks-Chalmeri 10% Am Tel Tel 1 7 Mi unch Amax Inc 19% -W Amr Cotp 30* Beth»«h«m Stt 17% Boeing Co 44% Burroughs Cp 53* Coterpior Co 37% -Vt Chot« Monhtn 39H -K Chry*l«r Cp 25 unch Citicorp
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        578 23 My 6 Pence Chance INDUSTRIALS All.ed-l.yons 164 -2 Ass Dairies 168 -4 BTRPLC 442 -7 Babcocks 138 uoch Barclays 467 -10 Beechorm 305 -3 BCC 225 -3 Blue Circle 398 3 BOC Group 245 5 Boots 162 -5 Bowater 250 -7 BATS 231 -2 Britannia 72 unch BP 458
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        220 23 THE US dollar opened at 552.1430/40. Trading was extremely quiet ahead of the weekend and it closed at 552.1435/45. The greenback remained bullish against major currencies. Against the Deutschemark, it opened at 2.8285 95 and firmed to a high of 2.8340/50 before closing at 2.8330/40. Against the yen, it
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        211 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSIO foreign currency Australian dollar *****-***** V 60 —5.47 Canadian dollar 1 6140— 1 6160 6.26- 6 16 NZ dollar 1 3365 1 3392 7 64-7 39 Sterling pound 2.8101—2.8135 3 57-3 52
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        Unit Trusts
        216 23 Managers 1 prices for 7th A 9th July Singapore Unit Trust Tht Commerce 3 10-3 29 The Savings fund 188 200 Spore Prog fund 137-145 Spore Sec fund 2 10—2 23 Spore Invest fund I 10 I 17»d S pore Iquity Fund 1 37- 145 Asia Unit Trust
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      Container schedules
      613 23 Ship (Voyaje) far E Giant (*****W) 7/7 (2000) P Fillmore (135/3) 8/7 (0700) F E Trader (2S/3N) 8/7 (0700) Harvester (36A/84) 8/7 (0700) Namg Glory (6N/84) 8/7 (0700) R Gavnlov (24BE84) 8/7 (0700) E Cheng (20E) 8/7 (0700) Anson (*****N) 8/7 (1200) Cape Monze (01WB) 8/7(1500) Sea Fortune
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      Lock icon Gulf shipping condition slipping
      99 23 LONDON Fresh enquiry and fixing of vessels loading crude oil m the Middle East Gulf was very slow to develop with increased chartering reserve evident following a claim by Iraq that it had destroyed at least five ships near Bandar Khomeini, tanker brokers have said. The
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      Ships in port
      181 23 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Vessel Berth Arr Oep Keppel Wharves Bahan Pratama 303 8 Alkindi 3/4 aside 7/7 Ben Thanh 107 Anshan 23/4 as.de 7/7 Cattleya Auby 21W as.de 7/7 Cherry Orient 306 12 7 Equator IV 22 aside 7/7 K'"B Star 7/7 Penang Express 15/6 aside
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      Lock icon Eurobonds scandal hits foreign markets
      435 24 Loss estimates vary between $38 m and $171 m LONDON A multi-million-dollar scandal of unauthorised trades m Eurobonds has rocked the international securities market and left the holders of unsettled bonds unsure if they will be honoured, bond market sources said on Thursday. The scandal
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      Pan-El was top stock everyday
      225 24 Most active stock PAN-ELECTRIC Industries Ltd topped the most active list everyday last week. Trading on 12.8 mllion units over the week, it rose 19 cents to a year's high of $2.21. The share price rose one cent on both Monday and Tuesday seven cents
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      Lock icon Interwood's main businesses lead to group's losses
      309 24 INTERNATIONAL Wood Products Ltd has again turned In heavy losses for the year ended Feb 29, I$M, largely doe to its unprofitable traditional plywood and Moekboard activities In Singapore. The only consolation Is that the losses have been reduced considerably. At the operating
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      Paper Products (M) promises to return to the black this year
      263 24 PAPER manufacturer, Paper Products (Malaysia) Bhd, m the red for the past two years, has said it would return to the black this year. It forecasts a pre-tax profit of $8.3 million for the calendar year 1964. The promise
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        Prices rise all week except yesterday
        150 24 K. Lumpur AFTER an extended weekend holiday on Monday for the Hari Raya Puasa, the Kuala Lumpur stock market improved from Tuesday to Thursday. But a lack of followthrough support eased prices on Friday. The 30-counter New Straits Times Industrial Index rose 15.5 points
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        Good sentiment leads to a better performance
        523 24 Singapore Top five stocks THE FOLLOWING is a list of the five most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this week It gives the turnover m thousands of units, closing prices yesterday and the high and low foi 1984 Cmpany
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      175 21 Saperibaiafl FACTORY AREA 50,000 SQ. FT. y^^^^ \y WIDE VARIETY OF DESIGNS TO SATISFY ALL TASTE TRANSPORT FEE A urn i FREE $45^ R c E H v is R E V w$L 5" s m \vY "w over $300 [\^c^<<-^\ m W \V J —^z^ HJlfl^ft \V^ CONVENIENT JH
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      136 22 f^\ iffS j& 1$ f& SD T.D S D& D CANE FURNITURE 7 Thomson Ridge. Singapore 2057. TEL: 454 601 1 454 61 55 Factory: 18-B, Chestnut Close, Singapore 2367. I Opening Sales Offer! POST OFFICE j^ i W _(JPPFR THOMSON ROACr^""~^ |rT«« HB HBT MM I CAPITAL REQUIRED By
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      38 23 Putting Mnuik Manager to Work^ From the best-selling "One minute Manager now comes this logical extension-putting what you have learnt, to work, m real life situations If you only read 2 books a year read this one twice
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      961 24 HAYO MACKEREL SARDINES MANDARIN ORANGES I < CASH LUCKY DRAW FREE GIFTS (July 7, 1984 to Oct 15, 1984) 1 ris_w I/ m i» 'W-Pw#% y Ist prize /f»V ."^i^^ Ll IIVB f LVj-M /canned^, sh\ 1 GENERAL P206 20 CTV with •>.l*^» jfll^- '<4l l^l^Hi and Mandarin monitor Wireless
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      1357 25 I TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES: CLASSIFICATION GUIDE n*k 1 I Ord,n Ofy I tTOQ^r w Ofd ,M,n S l 5 00, I en^.inm.n, Food fl u«. p2. /^W 1 C f^ it^t ll^^T I/'VI /V^ /^X^IX r Ufd r fl^mfoKday Times, Sem,.D,spl ov TT.ms. s j P Sarv.ca./M.rch.odi^ p2b ca j.s.
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      705 25 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing MANUFACTURE AND SALE direct from factory. Kitchen cabinet from $95 p.f.r. and wardrobes from $120 p.f.r. Custom made furniture are welcome. Tel: *****19/*****87. DIRECT FROM FACTORY, wardrobes, kitchen cabinets, or bedroom/ hall furniture. Free design consultation. Mr Yap *****62 *****05 RE UPHOLSTER YOUR SOFA, settee, etc
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      862 25 20 Pets ONE FEMALE SHOW quality Boxer puppy for sale. Brindle and white colour. $700 Tel' *****00 SKC REGISTERED FEMALE Dobermann, 4 months old. parents imported. Selling cheap Tel: *****4/ *****4 WHITE/ CREAM PEKINESE puppies with certificate price $550/ $600 Tel: *****68 (Helen Sat Sun). 2 COCKER SPANIEL puppies, brown
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      605 25 25 Sale: Other Products Auction of European ft Oriental Antlquea including Victorian and Georgian furniture Chinese teak furniture porcelain Clocks and gramaphones (horn type) Plus Oriental carpets and much more belonging to a Gentleman Others at No. 23 Rebecca Road, Singapore 1026 (Victoria Park) on SUNDAY, BTH JULY 1964 Tjme:
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      609 25 28 Health Centres/ Massage CENTRAL HEALTH CENTRE Unit 01-08. Central Building. Massage (everyday 10.30 am 11 p.m.) Tel: *****1/ *****8 29 Beauty Culture EXPAT LEAVING. JEAN Pierre Fleuremen new professional fully equipped make-up case for sale ideal for models or bridal make-up artistes. Refill stock available $450. Tel: *****08 ANNIVERSAY
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      554 25 m ADD MORE SUGAR and spice to your new food business by consuiting this team of specialists first. Find out what's cooking X at classification 118. 28 Health Centre!/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage RBJUC A REFRESH YOURSELF AT X A >. ORBAT EASTERN M£'u -HEALTH CENTRE ffii S. B^B^B^M^Bk
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      482 25 38 TV/Vld«o/ Sound Systems A READABLE KOWA Electrical specialises In antenna installation, repairing all kinds of video, colour TV. and washing machines Tel: *****28/ *****17 DIGITAL ON BUDGET! Impressive CD Collection: Classical/Jazz/ Pop, «02-02 Lucky Plaza (opposite Ooiden Tulip Coffeehouse) 11am 7pm daily. NATURAL SPECIALISES IN repairing: colour TV., video,
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      506 25 49 Packing/Storage/ Delivery/Removal HOUSE REMOVAL TRANSPORTATION services Office removal, specialised m pianos, organs, delivery and disposal services Experienced, reliable, responsible workers provided Reasonable charges and fast service. Day nlghtservlce. Please call *****97 *****01 $15 PER TRIP Cheap transportation and 24-hour delivery services. Reliable, experienced, responsible workers provided for household/offtce/lndustrial removal,
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      523 26 53 Computer Products/Services NEW ARRIVAL! PRINTERS Super I EN-P 1091 dot matrix/ letter quality Logiter FT- 5002 NLQ dot matrix letter quality Disk drive 320K Tandon disk drive (USA) tor IBM and IBM Compatible PET ELECTRONICS TRADING PTE LTD 03 86, People's Park Ctr Tel: *****13 Branch: 03-39, Sim Lim
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      780 26 55 Commercial Vessels FOR SALE: 1 unit secondhand marine diesel engine Nigata 930 h.p. Complete with gear box, shaft Si propellor Contact *****12/ *****55 TUG BARGE leaving for Malik papan soon. I'argo space available Contact *****03 Telex: RS2BO27SEGI 56 Industrial Equipment/Supplies ONE SET OF high speed paper box glueing and
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      663 26 60 Business 60 Business Opportunities Opportunities II BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 11 OWNER OPERATORS Self starters who believe diligence pay dividends are invited to join the growing hydraulics industry as Van Owner Operators. This is an opportunity to tie up with one of the established names m the hydraulics industry and become
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      389 26 66 Situations Vacant m) Protesmlonmi/ Executive ARE YOU OUR MAN? The jobstrainee OFFICER The Person?* c Singapore male, between 20 and 30 years of age c Degree from Recognised University preferably m Sociology or psychology or any related discipline or Good GCE A' level c Completed N.S. Non-degree holder must
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      564 26 m DISC-JOCKEY, EXTRAORDIH I Ir^ NAIRE! if you have the talent, BI B LJB take this challenge Meet 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional/ Executive A Wall established eirconditioning company m Jurong requires 1) ASSISTANT RAD ENGINEER c Polytechnic Technician dibloma. a 1 year's similar working experience preferably In airconditioning industry.
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      437 26 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional/ Executive Our client, a Company located at Pandan Loop and trading m Precision Equipment A Instruments has an immediate vacancy for BOOK-KEEPER cum OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR R#Qtiir#fH#fitB!" c Age 25-35. c LCC higher accounting. c Able to operate a microcomputer. c Able to keep full set
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      589 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Tutorial TUTORS REQUIRED URGENTLY from all districts. Qualifications: graduate, undergraduate, polytechnic, "AY 'O 1 levels. Contact *****23/ *****35 TUTORS NEEDED: BEDOK Jurong. Aljunled, Geylang. Kallang, Katong, Marslling, Queenstown, Braddell, Tamplnes. Serangoon, Ang MO Klo (*****39). RELIABLE. EXPERIENCED TUTORS for primary, secondary and PreU students. All districts.
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      723 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) EDP b) EDP A > .'..".:::l»*:::E a tt:l* a r f ALL Exceptional Opportunities I X For Exceptional Peop'e a I to join an exceptional Computer Company I Applications are invited for positions m our Customer 3 Engin««ring and Development D«partm*nts. I The
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      321 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical 2 Hong Kong I Teakwood Works (S) Pte Ltd •-.South East Asia's«i ♦largest manufacturer fl *of knockdown furnl-^ lure m Singapore in-* ♦vites applications for: »A) GENERAL I CLERKS I Minimum GCE O'-* Level passes Je Fluent m English J 4- and Chinese Je
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      583 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical c) Secretarial Clerical DU PONT FAR EAST INC subsidiary Of j E.I Dv Pont cle Nemours, one of the E largest American corporations world- E wide, invites applications for the fol- lowing positions m its Electronics Division I Planner 1 Technician
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      631 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situation* Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical c) SecrtUriMl/CleriCMl Ong Commodities Pte Ltd. a member of the Ong Group of Companies invites applications for the following positions:DEALERS Degree, recognised professional qualification or good G.C.E. A' Level Pass Self motivated and reliable Experience not necessary as training will be provided.
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      609 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant SecretariaJ/Clerical c) Secretarial/Clerical A LEADING BANK REQUIRES CLERKS/TELLERS TELEPHONE OPERATORS Requirements: Singapore citizens above the age of 17 years; GCE O Level Certificate with minimum of 4 Credits including English and Maths; Pleasant and cheerful personality. An attractive salary and benefits scheme which includes
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      511 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Eg Eatabllshad dta- |M S casting firm ha» j following vacandaa j In tha account* j department: aJACCOUNTS I CLERK i (TRAINEE) 9 I 2 Vacancies 3 b)RECEPTIONIST 1 Vacancy Bjbj Ho experience It [>T B required for both posts. Isl Q For Poat A
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      519 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/ Clerical An established > international chemical firm require immediately Female Receptionist Possess pleasant personality and good communication skills a Preferably with some relevant working experience Minimum GCE O Level General Clerk c GCE O Level with i credit m English Able to type at 35
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      524 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical requires Secondary 4 education c Minimum LCCI Book-keeping a Knowledge of costing and some typing 1 year similar working experience preferably m the manufacturing firm Salary negotiable Interested please write m with contact telephone number to The Personnel Dept KES SYSTEMS SERVICE PTE LTD
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      501 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical An International organisation i with worldwide effiliations has I vacancies for the positions of: GENERAL CLERKS a Minimum GCK O Level a Able to type Vrefer .i l> I y with 1 >r,i i I BJOrktng experience a Age 18 >t a .irs and
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      501 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical j Local aerosol components manufacturer requires urgently CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY to Managing Director c UCK A' Level Certificate with good written spoken Knglish and Chinese Ciood shorthand /typing c 3to 5 years relevant working experience Able to manage office during absence of M.D. a Able to
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      353 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical [Established Progressive! Company requires A) A QCB O Level with credit m English Able to type at least 40 wpm to handle simple correspondence Should be ra mi liar with the use or word processor other modern office equipment B) OCE C) Level or equivalent
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      565 28 66 Situations Vacant i i c) Secretarial/Clerical Urgently required by international company's representative office m Singapore 1. RECEPTIONIST CUM TRAFFIC CLERK c GCE A 1 Level c Good with figures. c Accurate with typing and telex. c Pleasant telephone manners s Age above 22. 2. CO-ORDINATOR Age 26-35 (completed fulltime
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      684 28 66 Situation* Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical An expanding marketing company requires:CHINEBE FEMALE SENIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK Requirements:- Minimum OCE O' level Higher Accounting rerun cate Capable or handling full sets of books With 2to 3 years of working experience Singapore citizen and bilingual Interested applicants, please send resume with expected salary contact
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      624 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical FEMALE CLERICAL ASSISTANT required by American Company located m Ang Mo Kio. Requirements a lor 2 years" experience c Age between 18 and 22. a Pleasant personality. Salary $500 p.m Intarastad applicants, writs m with full resume together with nonreturnable photograph to 1 BLK. 5071,
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      636 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical FEMALE GENERAL CLERK A wall established company invites application* for the above position Requirements c GCE O' level a Ability to type 40 wpm Speaks and writes good English and Mandarin a Experience is not necessary, as training will be provided Intarastad parties, please call:
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      594 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Vacancy for: TRAINEE SHIPPING ASSISTANT (MALE) a GCE •O" level with credit m English a Possess class 3 driving licence. a Completed NS a Experience not necessary. Applicants ara to submit photo and contact telephone number to THE ADVERTISER TANGLIN P.O BOX 119 SINGAPORE 9124
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      742 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical GENERAL CLERK, knowledge of Mandarin, experienced or inexperienced. Please contact tel 265U10 Blk 1002, Lor 8. Toa Payoh Industrial Park. -03-1413 Spore 1231 MATURE GIRL FRIOAY wanted Able to work independently Knowledge of telex Also Driver Afternoon or evening (parttime) Salary around $500 Please
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      442 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales g) Sales If BE YOUR OWN 11 II BOSS II H We are an aggressive marketing company H with exclusive distribution for a leading H H brand of electronic cash registers, and we H H are seeking highly motivated, independent H sales
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      133 28 ASIA TRAVEIX SERVICE PTE. LTD. seeks to employ SALES REPRESENTATIVES Requirements: Male/Female aged 21-30 years. GCE 'O'ievel. Pleasant and outgoing personality Ability to communicate at all levels. Some 1 2 years experience m airline or travel industry would be advantageous. Possess own transport, preferably owns a car. Duties To generate
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      782 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales /> Smles t) Smles SHARKAT NATIONAL H I SHARIKAT NATIONAL requires I SALES EXECUTIVES I I We are a leading supplier of quality building materials. We market reading brands of I I ceramic tiles, tile adhesives, ready-mix mortar, carpets,
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      490 29 Gorman company has immediate vacancies:--(1) MALE/ FEMALE ASSISTANT To Sales Manager Building Materiela (Finishes) c Diploma m Building or equivalent essential. c N.S. completed. c Pref. 1/2 years experience. c Good personality and interest m sales promotions with architects and contractors. a On the Job training will be provided. (2)
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      539 29 SALES ENGINEER Due to expansion, the Singapore office of an international valve group, seeks a •>ales Engineer for Its S.E. Asia operations Pro- requisites: 1 Singaporean 2) Technical education 3) Minimum 2 years' sales experience with valve or related products to the regional oil and gas Industry 4 Possess own
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      619 29 66 Situations Vacant i) Smles Established fashion boutiqua require*: SALESGIRLS Preferably with some experience. Interested candidatas, plaasa call personally at: 03-147, CITY PLAZA From 1.00 p.m. to 9.00 p.m. FEMALE SALES CO-ORDINATOR (INDOOR) a level c Pleasant personality c No experience required as training will be provided Please call *****88
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      688 29 66 Situationt Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technicat g) Technical g) Technicat aammaaaaaaaag We are a member of the G/aXO Group, one of the B world's principal health care companies, with interests B spanning ethical and proprietary Pharmaceuticals, B foods, surgical instruments and hospital equipment. B We
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      212 29 Singatronics We are a fast growing electronics company. Due to our expansion, we have immediate requirements for: PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR (2 vacancies) Permanent 2nd shift Minimum n 'O' level preferaoly with technical background Experience m a related industry would be desired TECHNICIAN (3 vacancies) ITC or NTC m Electronics Engineering Experience
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      395 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situation* Vacant g) Technical g) Technical We are one of the largest quality printing I companies In South East Asia serving cus- I tomers worldwide). In line with our expansion B programme, we Invite applications for the I following posts: I INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONIC TBCHHtCtAN Possess Technician
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      227 29 An established plastic manufacturing company urgently require* the following personnel for it* factory m Jurong. (A) GENERAL CLERK c OCEO" Level c Experience necessary m General Clerical duties c Ability to type a must c Ability to operate PMBX switchboard is an advantage (B) ELECTRICIANS c 2-3 years' relevant experience
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      493 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical A Well Established Construction Firm requires the following: A) WATCHMAN B) CONCRETE TUBE MAKERS AND SLUMP TAKERS c Candidates should have at least 1 years experience tn a similar capaiiC) ELECTRICAL FOREMAN c Possess NTC 3 Certificate 3to 5 years experience ;n repairing generator set
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      805 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical Greater Challenges IH Ahead J Equipment J Engineer sssjs* Responsibilities SskSS To rtesi 9 n or modify existing equipment so as R^^ to achieve the highest efficiency m both pro SS$sS duction and quality Qualifications Degree or Diploma holders m
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      753 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical WmToCKjll COMPANY INI L LTD H REED, an American compcny manufacturing H H oilfield equipment wishes to invite suitable H H applicants to fill the following positions: II I Production Machinists II Minimum NTC 3 certificate m Metal H Machining
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      330 30 SALES ENGINEER (Refrigeration ft Airconditioning) Established local company is looking for experienced refrigeration and airconditioning Engineer to handle sales enquiries, quotations and project estimations. Incumbent must possess a Technician certificate m refrigeration and airconditioning from Singapore Technical Institute or equivalent Interested applicants please write stating qualifications, experience and salary expected
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      596 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical An established CARRIER aireondilioning dealer requires A) MECHANICS NTC 3or equivalent Minimum 2 years' experienre m uirronriitionmg mil refrigeration B) APPRENTICES Completed N S Training Will be provided Good salary for right candidates Interested, please call Evelyn (.Man. at tel *****22 or come personally to:
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      480 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production m I I (INTERNATIONAL) LTD Advance Micro Devices (usa), the fastest growing multinational semi-conductor company has -J expanded its manufacturing operations to Singapore I STEP RIGHT IN 1 GROW WITH US Starting gk^ Mo^4^ P
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      803 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production i fSANYO k M SANYO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD Bj HAS A JOB FOR YOU NOW! W\ A new hne has been set up due to our rapid expansion, a leading microwave oven manufacturing company
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      407 31 66 Situations Vacant h) Production U.S.A. GENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) AV'ATION SERVICE OPERATION PTE LTD is CE's new aircraft engine business group's wholly-owned subsidiary m Singapore. The Company perform high technology component repairs on CE's aircraft engines. We are Inviting appWcatfons for the post* oonsof: GCE X>* level with credit m
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      516 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production bTI A NEMIC n I /A LAMBDA We art Ike World Ne. 1 Manufacturer of Power Supplies to support the growth and advancement of industrial products. We hay several vacancies for I Starting Pay $445 Experience m similar position m
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      687 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous P™^NGEE ANN I I invites applications from suitably qualified Singapore citizens and I Permanent Residents of Singapore to fill j the following posts: I Gross salary ranges from: $638 to $1914 I I per month Qualifications Experience I Must possess
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      589 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous PHILIPS We manufacture and export electrical and electronic products and equipment to more than 120 countries throughout the world. We are looking for suitably qualified persons to fill the positions of Personnel Clerk Applicants should possess a GCE 'O' level
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      327 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous requires Female Housekeeper I (Stay-in) r I Dutres/Responsibilities: I To ensure the dormitory rules and general I cleanliness properly observed I To upkeep proper record on all company I properties entrusted to the hostel ites I To take care of
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      184 32 BURGER KING mi Come join the crew. BURGER KING® invites you to join its friendly, hardworking and energetic crew. Vacancies exist at the following BURGER KING® restaurantsOrchard Plaza Parkway Parade Uang Court International Building Peninsula Plaza You can select your own hours. Starting pay of $1.90 or $2.10 per hour
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      656 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Mlmcmllmmmtmt j/taisei-snhmizu- mmukni g/ CONSORTIUM M MRT-107A PROJECT M MRT-108 PROJECT II rawpiir— i I PROJECT I ENGIMEHIIMfi fflflaSaMMa! c targe cfvH engineering project expertenee Of 9 years or more. c Good experience In previous dvH myi*mh*9 construction companies. Direct experience
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      494 32 66 Situations Vacant i •*aana^a^MßslßßßMßißßaaaa3 I) Miscellaneous requires FULL-TIME SERVICE STAFF j Our Requirements: i Male or Female 18 to 25 yrs Secondary Education Bilingual m English Mandarin or Malay I Willing to work on a shift basis Your Benefits: Starting Gross Salary above $550/I Annual 13th month pay plus
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      438 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous PEER Wa have immediate vacanciee for the folk) wing posts: 1) HOSTESSES Pleasant and cheerful personality. Age between 18 -25 years o Salary: $38 per night plus other remuneration. Working hours from 7.30p.m la.m. 2) BARMAIDS Able to communicate well with customers Age between 18-22
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      316 32 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous f\ OKAMOTO 1) TRADESMAN 2) PAINTERS Raquiramenta: a Male, age below 25 years old and have completed N.S. Must work 2 shifts on weekly rotation Commencing salary: $430 $4ao and upon complatton 1 yaar rising up to $500 $850. Oftvar fringa banafita inctuoa maal subsidy
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      573 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Mlscellmneous Established shipping company requires: TRAINEE SHIP BROKER Qualifications: c GCE 'A' level c Age 22 to 27 years/must have completed full-time National Service/some working preferred but not necessary c Must be matured m outlook c Have a pleasant personality and be able to work independently.
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      772 32 j 66 Situations Vacant I) Mlscellmneous Security agency urgently require* SECURITY SUPERVISOR AND GUARDS RECEPTIONIST CARPARK ATTENDANTS Interested let: 330*37* STOREMEN CUM DELIVERY •ranted by trading firm m Ayer Rajah Ind. Esl. c Must have driving licence Pieeee come personally to: BIV 55. «ot-48 Ayer Rajah Ind. Eei. Of phone:
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      725 32 '1 66 Situations Vacant I) Mla€»Umm—um LORRY DRIVERS WITH class 4 licence required by an established trinsport company m West Coas>t area. Interested call 77)***** for Jimmy MOVING COMPANY NEEDS (lass 4 Driver Preferably staying m Ang Mo Klo and able to do overtime Suitable applicants please call *****52 REQUIRED
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      576 33 U-IJUvJ PUT THIS ADVERTISER'S search to an end. If you have a scramLn till Of \C* bier or a Suzuki motorcycle J L Jn 1 1 5 i and intend t0 S ive ft U P> track LJ w *LZ3 this anxious buyer at classi.^asiaßßßßßßßß^^l^aßßSaaUaßßßWsßl aV 1 L aaataaß^^ ECONOMICAL
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      638 33 76 Vehicles For Sale b) BMW JULY '83 BMW 3201 A.1. 1 careful owner. EZ plate PARF, full accessories. 1 year tax. guaranteed accident free. Immaculate condition Ring *****18 1963 BMW 320 i manual. 1 private owner, well maintained, central locking, power windows, steering. Blaupunki radio cassette. 48. Frankel Avenue.
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      393 33 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun /Nissan BEAUTIFUL LATE 1980, Bluebird, full expensive accessories, accident free. $16,500, strictly after 9am, *****70. DECEMBER '77 100A F2 Aircon. sports rim, full acceaaorles, new road tax/ paint. 58.600 0.n.0 Tel: *****31. END 1982 NISSAN Sunny 1.5. sspeed. 1 private owner, aircond, sports rims,
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      330 33 Do you drive a For every car there's a MONROE shock absorber to suit your driving needs. THE BORNEO COMPANY PTE LTD 989 Burnt Tmnah Road Singapore 2158 r e' *****88 \XJ^J^M> BORNEO ENGINEERING PO Box 1080 Jalan Solan Petakng Jaya T* *****6 74 Vehicle Financing 74 Vehicle Financing DBS
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      177 33 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Ford •77 PARF FORO Escort GS. 1 100 c.c. Tax insurance, radio cassette, aircon. good condition. Asking $8,700 0.n.0. Loan available $7,200. Contact *****78. residence *****14. LATE 1978. FORO CORTINA 16 GL 1 private owner. PARF. Vicom, aircon. radio cassette, good condition. Price $9,500 Tel:
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      569 33 76 Vehicle* For Sale c) Ford 1978 FORD CORTINA 2.0 NonPARF. Private owner. Very good condition. $5,800 0.n.0. Tel: *****45. 1979 FORD CORTINA I.6GL. Company registered. Outright sale or special arrangement. Any proposal. Tel. *****37 AUG '78 FORD Cortina I.6GL good condition, radio/cassette aircon. $8,900 ono Tel: *****61. 1978 CORTINA
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      795 33 76 Vehicles For Sale Honda HONDA ACCORD 4-DOOR XX Dec 1981! F.xpensive radio, cassette. ■Mftfl rims. 53 1.000 ono Tel. *****70 JULY 1953 HONDA Accord. 4-door. F.X 1 private owner, aircond. cassette, showroom condition. Tel *****33 LATE 1983 EX Honda Accord Showroom condition Genuine mileage 600 km Auto, fully loaded
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      814 33 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes DOCTOR'S CAR. CHAUFFEUR DRIVEN MERCEDES 230.6 a 1974 a very excellent condition a newly overhauled, new paintwork and upholstery a no PARF a private plate a highest offer above $9,500 secures Tal: *****06 (Sal. 9a.m. to 3p.m.). SIN KAH HENG MOTOR TRADING CO 55
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      858 33 76 Vehicle* For Sale I I) Mitsubishi I END 1979 LANCER (il. metallic brown, tip top condition, sports rims, aircon. ln-power radio cassette, selling $16,200 ono Contact Raymond *****35 JULY 1977 MITSUBISHI Colt Lancer 1400 EL, stationwagon. aircondltioned radio. PARK eligible Asking $9,500 o no Contact *****04 *****33 MIO "77
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      597 33 76 Vehicle* For Sale J) Toyota JAN. '80 TOYOTA Starlet «-4OOf Tax new aircond. radio cassette Selling $14,300 o n o Call 4694.5. W. PrancM JAN 82 TOYOTA Carina. DX KM con radio lassclle. road tax till Dec. $21,000 Tel *****66 (after 9am) MAY '77 TOYOTA CWPUB, aircon radio ea.ssetle.
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      276 34 76 Vehicles For Sale <e!es For Sale j) Toyota j) Toyota TFgT DRIVE TME EXCITING NEW iC^r COHONAI.6 r Ou o o> SPACIOUS, POWERFUL. ECONOMICAL 4 NEW COROLLA 1.3 770 ARF $28.650; 14.110 ARF $31,790 FOYOTA bT^""M".W'' !T— '"""erciai; sTre^ffiJmaffaftt^BssssssV vehicles Mo. VEHITO COMPANY A |s j L 1 I
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      417 34 MAY '81 SUBARU 1800 EpOTtl owner, vi r cperuive hi-fi SIB.OOO ono X.< ban MID 1982 SUZUKI 800. yellow. I tereo, beau'XX) 0.n.0. 20 faber Avenue, Singapore 0512. Tel: 77,' MUST SELL DATSUN 280ZX 79 omoanv registered GL, auto, tioid excellent condition No dealers please. Ring: Mr Ltm,33NMI SPITFIRE CONVERTIBLE
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      929 34 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others 1967 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE MK< Heautitui condition Genuine bll) en only lew Hlk 44 (lenieiueau Avenue -01-48 1970. VOLKSWAGEN |OOd condiLion Aircon radio cassette. ipollei metallic black silver lel M 691 ii .tcuxii 1975 MORRIS MINOR IUOO Vicom 1 passed sircond, radio cassette. non-PARF. good
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      692 34 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Motorcycles/ m) Motorcycles/ Scooters Scooters An invitation to ©YAMAHA'S Special FREE Servicing For YAMAHA Motorcycles and Scooters imported by Hong Leong Corporation Ltd and its authorised dealers. From 2 July 1984 to 12 July 1984 between 9.00 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.
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      662 34 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses OIST 10, 90A CORONATION Road West, next to Bin Tong Park double-storey detached bungalow. 4 bedrooms. I servant's, near foreign school. Fully aircond. $4,500 nett Viewing: 1 0.30a m to 630pm Tel: *****93/ *****51 agents welcome 67 MING TECK PARK 2-storey large semi-detached. 4 bedrooms/
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      559 34 I 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses ONLY $2,000 P.M. Namly Drive, semi-detached. 3 beJrooms. servant's, fully furnisned Airview Agency. *****88 ext. 798 (anytime) SELETAR HILL JALAN Selaseh newly renovated, semi-detached bungalow, partly furnished. Rent: $1,000 p.m. Hana Company Tel: *****31/ *****16 SEMI-DETACHED IN WATTEN Estate. DM, 11 for rent. Area:
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      1017 34 i 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation I Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments cyirdmow c Psok^\ OPEN HOUSE I Long or short lease I Luxurious apartments to let with exclusive Country Club membership Just off Orchard Road and Scotts Road 3-bedrooms; large lounge; ample parking Furnished or unfurnished Rental from $4,525
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      833 34 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments MICHEL APARTMENT. Tanglm j district, new furnishings, luxurious, aire onditioned 1-IMdffOMH flat All modern conveniences Tel *****82 NEAR JAPANESE/INTERNATIONAL schools, beautifully furnished 4bedroomed walkup apartment. swimming pool, security, servant's room $2,700 Call *****49 ONLY $3,2001 Tanglm Hill Condo. 3 bedrooms, split-level, central aircond. club facilities
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      553 34 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms KIND EUROPEAN GENTtEMAN 3 i.irg.- furnished roomi ISM Mch Hist ::m«, Hand] la Ng«-»-Ann and Hukit Tlmafi Flam rel MObM ROOMS FOR RENTAL at Ink WhN i. .hi.' aiiii m i mi la hall and kitchen Contact Mi Moha mad Abdullah at t.■ 1 .*****04
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      568 35 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments b) Apartments lAx\RCADI^^ Q>untiy4iomeg^ scckickxl from the concrete Jungle B^BBV^^BwLia\> 402 B^^^^ Bh« ft^BE .^BBaV Approached \ia an avenue of raintrees through a quiet neighbourhood A tranquil panorama of landscaped gardens blending with the architecture of the
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      512 35 89 Properties For Sato a) Houses DIST. 10 BUNGALOWS »itnd Hill vicinity 2-storey Fairly new 8300 sq.ft. $1.48 M Ewa Boon Rd, 1 -storey 21,000 sq.ft. 11.95 M iin Tong Pk, 1/2-storey 24,000 sq.ft. Quiet, secluded environment. 52.3 M Victoria Pk 2-storey 33.000 sq.ft. 7 Mdrooms. on elevated land, jnobstructed
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      533 35 89 Properties For Sato a) Houses DIST 20 RENOVATED DOUBLESTOREY 3-bedroomed terrace. Split-level living/ dining. Selling vacant possession $540,000 inclusive fixtures. Tel: *****32. DON'T MISS DIST. 15, renovated double-storey corner terrace. Big master bedroom/ 2 bedrooms/ servant's attached bathrooms. Split livlng/dlning 2600 sq.ft. $560,000 negotiable. Hap Seng *****58 BRAND NEW
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      855 35 89 Propftit for Sato 89 Propertit For Sate 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses m Houses A SPANISH-STYLE DOUBLE-STOREY TERRACE HOUSES k I ATI! AY QHO^C housing loan I OUXO LOW INTEREST RATES I I*IIIII%EAI FREEHOLD I I UAKVEII M^VcM land I H I lIP AV^ r Z
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      492 35 JALAN BETIA DOUBLE-STOREY Terrace (behind Great Eastern Hotel). Renovated. Selling: $280,000. No Agents. Tel: *****40. ONLY $430,000 DIST. 15 Renovated double-storey terrace. 3 plus 1 bedrooms, built-in 2,000 sq.ft. Extended kitchen. *****44 (agent). OPERA ESTATE, DIST 10 3-bed-roorned single-storey terrace on 1313 sq ft. freehold land. Well maintained. DHE, *****5.
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      550 35 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments OIST. 22, LAKESIDE TOWER, mid floor, facing Chinese Garden.' lake. Renovated. Built-up area 1940 sq.ft Foreigners eligible to buy. Owner selling at $285,000. For appointment call *****89 (day)/ *****58 (evening). ABANG COURT ONLY few units of 2 -level Maisonette at $350,000 each. No
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      756 35 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments >HW^ Located near Thomson Road/ Braddell Road PANORAMIC m M IA^J VIEW OF THE yi|||N CITY UFE VTIWII CPODK I l fWfif TnKIV scenic lush i-^ I Sir High Class
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      258 35 DIST. 26. GREENME ADOWS UPPER maisonette. 3 plus 1 bedrooms. 800 ssq ft partially furnished $415,000 Maxview *****22 DIST. 30 THOMSON GROVE. Apartment overlooking pool, 3 bedrooms. 1520 sq.ft. Freehold. $385,000 Hardy Housing *****14 DIST 22 PARKVIEW MANSION, facing Chinese Garden quiet surrounding Asking $230,000 ono Tel: 268-8389 Mdm Chin
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      884 35 89 ProfMrtws For Sato c) HU DC Apartments OIST. 10. HIGH FLOOR. Farrer Court. HUDC apartment type A Beautifully furnished Wall papered and built-in cabinet.* 3 hedrooms. servants, separate iivmt md dining 1 770 sq ft $290,000 TrtllHMi. *****00 (Satur day Sunday BRADOELL VIEW HUDC Pha.se 1 Type A. 1770
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      483 36 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments .^BMB^^bB jK \y±Jr <F J&, *mmmma^-^^ CXv*^ S o e* tfW^ —mm 1 af^ £1? JL I f?} urn W Hh| I A 14-storey Condominium strategically j «bjbm located
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      522 36 89 Properties For Sale d) HDB Apartments ANG MO KIO. Blk 319. 3-roomed. Terrazzo, cabinets, near central and market. Price negotiable. Tel: *****62 ANG MO KIO, Blk 563. pure 4 rooms, new generation, renovated, price $90,000 negotiable Tel: *****67 after 6pm ANG MO KIO, 5-roomed, well renovated, marble, built-in cabinets.
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      536 36 89 Properties For Sab d) HDB Apartments TOA PAYOH NORTH. 3-roomed modified corner. Marble flooring. High floor. CPF $45,200. Tel: *****54. Michael. TOA PAYOH, LORONG 1 Blk 123, 3-roomed improved, renovated, near market, school. Price negotiable. Tel: *****16 TOA PAYOH NORTH Block 205. 3roomed improved. Unobstructed view. Conveniently located. Tel:
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      763 36 89 Properties For Sale d) HDB Apartments TOA PAYOH LORONG 3 3-room Improved with renovation and furnish $50,000 Tel: *****67. TOA PAYOH 3-ROOM Improved, Blk 3, Lorong 7. Good location. Good offer secures. Call *****79 TOA PAYOH CENTRAL/ 3-room, improved flat. CPF $39,000 Block 85C, 4th Storey Tel: *****10. UPPER
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      441 36 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces I^CHOICExI fg FACTORY I SPACE FOR I I LEASE I I Factory Space of various I dimensions at Sims Aye./ B I Eunos Road for lease. I Please contact: *****81/ *****95 (Miss Ng) or *****58 (Mr. Chong) 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage
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      260 36 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental EXCELLENT SHOWROOMS AT People's Park Katong. Ming Arcade and Orchard Plaza from 12,764 sq.ft. Norman Tan *****7 FAR EAST PLAZA -(M-til. $7.00 p.s.f. excluding maintenance. 342 sq.ft. Telephone office *****35/ *****63. LUCKY PLAZA (2ND), ideal florist, cosmetics salon, interior design, travel, service business. $1,400. *****66/
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      443 36 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces M /^l^^^k 3- Storey Terrace Warehouse I Complex designed for maximum I tfC functional efficiency. I I H^ For SALE or LEASE. I I w&Mw^^^P*s t f t^^ p—^^ < B^H H X B Warehouse Complex is ideally
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      116 36 102 Tours 102 Tourt AMERICA EUROPE AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND ASIA KEN-AIR AMERICA AilMa|Ml M(Mys BW Ml M^^^^" Bra«< TfS5« 7 <»y ACS C^ V»-l MMW 'B<Hys S3KC Wfja. V^ \MTtm '9diys MHt *£^T^ KEN-AIR EUROPE 4^|||§ liipniMi ?oa^ H«/Jtt GLOBAL EUROPE OUKE^""" tufopaar Round UO'EiKoown f^ /Sb^l > A()vm<i>f«<P3norancVirw<inaß4nd L^mJ^l
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      255 36 102 Tourt S UNIVERSAL i Travel Corpn Pte Ltd C Tel: *****7 3 Days Genting By Shuttle Bus Service $2St/S2M MODERN TOURS 391-3. Blk 23. Outram Park Shopping Complex Singapore 0318 *****29/*****29/*****11 TA275 (f^\ EDUCATION tHSJ msthuction I 11, J 106 Foreign ABBEY INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE A co-eduratlnnal boarding school orfenng
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      360 37 Btp; IWf Tm I Up ll* rMPfW llfllr i •1 2 days Kim/Japti/Ntu Km ***** 8 days Sapporo Holiday $2488 Dtp: Every Mm 8 days Hong Kong /Mtciu -$1 SOS 8 days Philippines/Hong King (Macau) $1 445 8 days Titan -$1796 11 days Taiwin/Hong Kong -$2009 *15 days Taiwan/Hong Kong/Bangkok
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      50 37 Something For Everyone... In Today's Straits Times Classified When you're thinking of a new home, be it a Hat, terrace house, penthouse or almost any real estate, look m the Classified, it has the widest selection at today's best values. CATS I 737H66 I The Straits Times Clossified's Accommodation Properties
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      483 37 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COURSE BASIC (Beginners) INTENSIVE COURSE I) M/W/F 8.30-1 1.30 am 09/07 2)T/Th/Sa 8.30-11.30 am 1007 3) M/W/F 2 00- 5 00pm 1607 4)T/Th 2.00- 5 00pm 17/07 5) M/W/F 8.30-11 30am 23/07 6) M/W/F 200- 5.00pm 23/07 7) M/W/F 8 30-11 30am 30/07 8)T/Th 2 00- 5.00pm 31/07
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  • RACING
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      Out to give rivals fifth Hammering
      284 38  -  EPSOM JEEP No telling just how far he will go By WELLINGTON HAMMER, unbeaten m his last four starts, can keep it up by taking Race 6 for Class 1 Div 2 horses over 1,400 m at Bukit Timah today. This racy three-year-old colt
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      What the tibsters sav
      254 38 »ACE EP8OM0EEP RAC ,WOED TOWTO PED.QREE WENQ 8OOK 1 JSnitJ^r* 10 w A lrrtten 3B~tAh,.y. 9F*rcAdm.r.tion 3B~tAlw. y J^ 2? 1SCTPlC 3 Best Always 3 Post Express 1Sen>iCO iFlyu^Fii 6 Spontaneous 7 Talisman 9 Fierce Admiration 9 ,?STc r mUr 38 38««, J2 Two Steps 12
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      Sir Frontal can make it three-up -for Tarn—
      259 38 Sir Frontal can make it three-up -for Tarn— By PEDIGREE r— n^^sßEH i RACE 1: Proud Moment m. Spontaneous. Talisman 11, Quotable RACE t: Gentleman 11, Satu Hati n RACE Quincy Rhythm Master, Win The Battle RA E V Slr Tob y n m FoU Magari OPP«rtunity, Shipping Magnate, Feu
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      High Foil should gain some consolation
      214 38  -  TONTO By our man on the track HIGH FOIL, who failed to get a berth m the Queen Elizabeth n Cup race tomorrow, should gain some consolation by taking Race 4 today for Div 2 horses to be run over the Cup distance. In
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      Pesta meet
      33 38 THE Singapore Turf Qub (Pesta Sukan Cup) Meeting at Bukit Timah starting on July 28 will cater for Classes 1 and 6 and restricted terms horses. Entries close on July 17.
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      Todays Bukit Timah card
      4036 38 HPffHPM 2.15 CLASS 4 DIV 8 1,400 m (Ratings: 66-55) (Stakes: $15,500) 1 5**506 Serpie* II 51 (X) Serpico-Bougoure 6agds .5 Midfield throughout last weekend, finishing 6th of 11 Div 3 1600 m good; came from last WMft^'MSMftiffifrrfßa-iiH-a last week Div 3 1600 m good; second
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      Millionaire in trouble
      129 39 FIRST-UP restricted terms winner Millionaire Bob failed to pass his post-race urine test and is barred from racing until the case has been resolved by the racing stewards of the Penang Turf Club, according to the latest Malayan Racing Association classification list. The colt, trained at Ipoh
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      Tomorrow's card
      1535 39 W^nrnn 200 CLASS 4 DIV 5 1,400 m LhUIJJ (Ratings: 69-62) mttttlM (Stakes: $15,500) 1 ii*74*9 Gr»vner 57 Jl) ,'mvnpr Mak 4ag dl •1. Johnston 9 2 7*0060 Skyblrd 5C.5 X Chong-Owner 3 nzg d 3 +.5 Samsol 2 3 lnd> 's DeUgkt 51 (17) PK Leonp-Owner 3
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      Mitchell makes the cover of top racing magazine
      412 39  -  VETERAN Melbourne Jockey Kevin Mitchell, who rode with great success In the Singapore-Malaysia circuit m the 1951s and lMfe, has made the front cover of the latest Issue of Australia's top-selling racing magazine, Racetrack. Mitchell appeared on the cover of Racetrack by
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      Two rounds of pace work by Full House
      487 39 Lucas opts for St Gallen, so Da Cruz to ride Andermatt Tian Ting is out CHENS Stable's Tian Ting has been scratched from tomorrow's Queen Elizabeth II Cup on veterinary advice, leaving a field of If to contest the 2,Mt m classic.
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      Week's top gallops
      106 39 TUESDAY (good going): Andermatt 40, Sentimental Journey II 35.6, St Gallen 43, Kelab Istimewa 35.1, Juara 37.9, Semar 38.7, Han Solo 38.7, Best Always 37, Unit Four 36.3, Elegance's Brun 36, Hawaiian Song 38.4. WEDNESDAY (good): Dawnglow II 39.2, Blue Ribbon 38.7, Determination IV 38.2, The Three
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      Eclipse Stakes
      94 39 LONDON, Fri. Runners and riders for the Eclipse Stakes (Group 1 race) to be run over 2,000 m at Sandown tomorrow: Crystal Gutters (Alfred Gibert), Miramar Reef (Richard Fox), Morcon (Willie Carson), Society Boy (Philip Waldron), Tolomeo (Darrel McHargue), Wassl (Greville Starkey), Cormorant Wood (Steve Cauthen), Time Charter
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      Leading jockeys
      178 39 Total No. or placlngs Placlngs (or last It rides rides Ist 2nd 3rd 1 TUey ***** 31 18 ********** 2 Johnston 201 31 21 17 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 4 0 3 Dull 148 22 17 11 ********** 4 Khoo 144 22 14 8
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      Leading trainers
      92 39 Ist 2nd 3rd Teh 41 29 27 Allan 28 26 17 Zafir 27 22 18 E van Breukelen 23 25 22 Bougoure 19 20 21 G van Breukelen 18 16 12 Urn 18 14 16 Rodger* 16 25 19 West 15 17 25 Bnang 14 13 19 Daniels
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      Leading owners
      88 39 Ist 2nd 3rd Auric 21 21 15 Goodman 13 6 11 Agasam 10 12 13 Inderapura 8 9 6 Sonny Khoo 6 2 4 AJK 4 4 4 HT Wee 4 3 3 Caballo 4 3 0 Andereslngh 4 11 FH Chn 4 10 Joseph Phon 4 0
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      142 Condolences
      61 39 WITH DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO OR EDWARD JACOB •nd FAMILY on the demise of his beloved mother PEARL JACOB From: Doris Lim. Dorothy Chan. Peggy Yeong. Tiong Siew Yin. Wong Ngiok Mji. Francis Chua. Lim S*a Hang and Ying K«ok Chan. NEW EE HAI DEPARTED 30 6 84 Always
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      47 39 MDM. M. PAPA Departed 19th June 1983 Just a token Of love devotion That our hearts still long tor you Prayers will b« held today at 9a.m. same place. Dearly missed by Mr. R Ramayah A family, No. 14 Veeraptllay Rotd. S pore 2775
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      144 In Memoriam
      105 39 In Loving Memory Ol Our Mother MA ROSARY Departed 07-07-S3 The Mill shines outside Yet mil hearts teel the gloom m»tdf We yearn for yesteryear* When your Love .mil lare lnurhed us all Yet there is consolation In the thought That Our Lord is your companion IMM
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      141 Deaths 141 Deaths
      100 40 141 Deaths 141 Deaths MADAM TAN ANG HIOK AGED 71 passed away peacefully on sth July, 1984, leaving behind her beloved SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Lee Swa Hai Llm Ah Moy Lee Lat Hai Tay Slew Chieng Lee Choon Pore Tan Kirn Hiang Lee Chong Hay Ang Swee Mvi Lee Chong Meng
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      32 40 142 Condolences 142 Condolences The Singapore Squash Rackets Association and the squash fraternity extend their deepest condolences to Dr. Eddy Jacob and his family on the demise of his beloved mother, Pearl.
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      141 Deaths
      185 40 MR HO KEE BUAY AGE 85 Passed away peacefully at 9.15 am on 3 July 1984 leaving behind his: SOWS: Ho Ah Bee, Ho Leng Seng Ho Ah Chor DAUGHTERS: Ho Ai Kirn, Ho Ai Guak SONS-H-IAW: Tan Ho Kirn, Ong Teck Choon DAUGHTERS IN LAW: Ong Lye
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      141 Deaths
      62 40 FOO CHIA JIANG AGE 64 Passad away peacefully on 3.7.84 m Canada. Leaving behind hi* beloved wife MOM. TAN LAM JEE 4 tons 2 daughters 3 daughter* m -law 2 sons-in-law 7 grandchildren to mourn hit loss. MR. M. ABDUL HAMEED RETIRED SENIOR INVESTIGATION OFFICER INCOME TAX DEPARTMENT
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      141 Deaths
      23 40 BAHAVATHY TM AMBIPILL AI sister of SP, SK, SV, late SA and SC Vadlvale passed away In Tholpuram, Lanka on 5.7.84
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      143 Acknowledgements
      156 40 The family of the lat* KAMACHI NAIKER YELLAAMMAL Departed on 22nd June. '84 wish to express their gratitude and heartfelt thanks to relatives and friends for their kind attendance, condolences and donations during their recent bereavement. Aim* Shanti Prayert will b* held at Holy Tree. Bala»ubramaniam T«mple at
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      Treble Martina
      685 40 KOJGF.KLEJK LKPFLIPWIEOICKJIL A Grand Slammer's charge to make it a hat-trick IF Chris plays the way she did today, the final could be a heck of a match. Beating her so often I have felt sorry for her as a friend, though not as a com- «m petitor.
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      Oh yes I can! says Chrissie
      312 40 LONDON, Frl. Chris Evert LJovd let her tennis do the talking at Wimbledon yesterday and it voiced her indignation at being written off too soon. A near-flawless display to root Czechoslovak third seed Hana MandUkova 6-1, 8-2 pat Chris, 29, through to tomorrow's Final
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      Lock icon Wimbledon snippets
      366 40 A WOMAN, Georgina Clark, will umpire today's women's singles final between Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert Lloyd the first time m the tournament's history. Mrs Clark was the line-official involved m an incident with men's second seed Ivan Lendl when the Czech asked her if she was blind
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      Lock icon Panatta's pride get into stride
      314 40 Rest of tennis BRISBANE, Fri. Italy's Davis Cup team, none the worse for wear after their long journey, wasted no time m getting down to serious practice today for next week's Quarter-final tie against up-holders Australia. The Italians, who arrived here yesterday after a 32-hour
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      Lock icon Oh no you can't! says Kathy
      299 40 LONDON, Fri. Kathy Jordan is unrepentant. She just doesn't think Chris Evert Lloyd is m Martina Navratilova's league. Despite Chris's thrashing of third seed Hana Mandlikova m the singles semi-finals, Kathy said she didn't "give Chris much of a chance" against Martina, a fourtime
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      Bow's out as Hana bows out
      249 40 Bow's out as Hana bows out WIMBLEDON, Fri. Hana Mandlikova broke with Wimbledon tradition yesterday by walking alone from Centre Court and received a verbal lashing from her former Czech compatriot, Martina Navratilova. After her humiliating 6-1, 6-2 defeat by Chris Evert Lloyd m the women's singles semifinals, Hana stalked
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      Bank on it, the T stands for teamwork
      227 41 IF YOU are surrounded by some M athletes wearing Identical T shirts with Banking Computer Services printed boldly on them, do not be alarmed (writes Hakikat Hal). It's their way of fostering team spirit, and it all started because of the Times
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      Times' star track
      431 41  -  HAKIKAT RAI Leading athletes to light up meet for masses By THE number of entries is already staggering, having swelled to well over a thousand. But what is even more exciting is that Singapore's leading athletes are all set to light up the Times Inter-Business Houses Athletics
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      Lock icon Will he DeWit in his last amateur fling?
      413 41 Will he DeWit in his last amateur fling? OTTAWA, Fri. Willie DeWifs supporters wear T-shirts proclaiming "Tell them Willie Boy is here". But when the Los Angeles Olympics end next month, the 23-year-old Canadian heavyweight is likely to have done enough to publicise his own arrival on the world's boxing
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      Birth of new era for snooker in the Republic
      208 41  -  PETER WATSON TELEVISED Singapore snooker Twelve months a^o, it seemed a forlorn hope and the 20,000 snookcr-pla>-ing fans m the Republic had to be satisfied with a TV diet of year-old Pot Rlack programmes. Bill today sees the start of a
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      Lock icon Greenidge to the rescue
      239 41 COLWYN BAY (Wales), Fri. Goidon Greenidge carried on here yesterday where he had left off m the Second Test against England, hitting 93 off 84 balls to help the West Indies to a firstinnings total of 401 against the League Cricket Conference. Greenidge, normally an opener
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      Lock icon American version of human machine
      272 41 NEW YORK, Fri. One doctor's successful fight against the excruciating pain of arthritis, plus three years of scientific study, is helping American athletes reach peak condition for this month's Olympic Games. The doctor, Irving Dardik. is chairman of the US Olympic Committee Council on Sports
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      Lock icon Plunge of promise
      254 41 INDIANAPOLIS, Fri. GREG LOUGANIS, seeking to become the first male m diving history to capture Olympic gold medals m both springboard and platform events, began his bid yesterday by finishing first m the three-metre springboard preliminaries at the United States Olympic trials. Louganis, 24, scored 710.94 points
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      Lock icon Prakash sails through
      337 42 Prakash sails through BANGKOK, Fri. Top-seeded Prakash Padukone, of India, and second-seeded Steve Baddeley, of England, last night cruised into the men's singles quarter-finals of the first Pro-Kennex Thailand Open Badminton Championships here. Prakash, the 1981 AllEngland champion, beat Indonesian Eddy Ismanto 15-4. 15-9, and Baddeley defeated Swede Stefan Karlsson
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      Lock icon Piquet has the right Formula
      211 42 DALLAS, Fri. A month ago, Nelson Piquet's chances of retaining his world Formula One title looked remote. He had failed to score a point m the first six Grand Prix of the season. But since then, the charismatic Brazilian's fortunes have changed dramatically, and on
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      Lock icon Million-dollar madness
      305 42 NAPLES, Friday AN estimated 70,000 Napoli soccer fans watched Diego Maradona kick his first ball m the San Paolo Stadium yesterday as Naples unleashed a frenzied welcome for their newly-signed Argentine. Maradona, m a dark blue tracksuit and a light blue shirt, the colours of his new club,
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        Kapor kaput
        300 42  -  JOE DORAI By NEWCOMERS Kampong Kapor Football Club have been expelled from the National Football League following their players' assault on two match officials after their Division Three match at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Thursday night. A Football Association of Singapore tournament committee statement issued yesterday said:
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        Lock icon Derby's three cheers
        122 42 Derby's three cheers ENGLISH Second Division soccer side Derby County have signed a two-year sponsorship deal with brewers Bass Worthington as well as two players. New Derby manager Arthur Cox continued his re-building programme when he signed 23-year-old Sunder land centrehalf Rob Hindmarch and 19-year-old Wolverhampton Wanderers striker Billy Livingstone,
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        Lock icon Another scandal?
        114 42 BRUSSELS, Fri. Police raided the offices of Belgian football team RWD Molenbeek here yesterday and discovered that the club were m a grave financial position. The incident threatens to unleash a new Belgian football scandal following that of Standard Liege. Investigators, who also went to the homes of
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        Lock icon UEFA fine Juventus
        123 42 BERNE, Fri. The European Football Union (UEFA) have fined Italian club Ju vent us US$2l,OOO ($44,100) for their fans' misbehaviour at the European Cup-Winners' Cup final against Porto, of Portugal, m May. Supporters damaged a wire fence, rushed on to the pitch and also flung firecrackers and
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        New hope for Hussein
        131 42  - New hope for Hussein JOE DORAI SINGAPORE soccer team manager Yusoff Ismail has sought a meeting with the Ministry of Defence to expedite national coach Hussein Aljunied's release. Until last night MIN DEF had not given their approval for Hussein to handle the national squad. Hussein was present at the
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        Lock icon No honour for chief scout Elie
        63 42 No honour for chief scout Elie PARIS, Prl. Receatly relegated French soccer dab Saint Ettenne sacked their chief KNt Jean-Marie EUe yesterday. The clab blamed the poor showing by pUvers he hired as the raumi fo. his 41smlws.1 Elle, a termer player who returned te the club six yean m,
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      Thanks a million...
      125 42 Malayan Breweries' donation to sports is a magical $lm SINGAPORE sports owes a million thanks to Malayan Breweries for their support m sponsoring various projects. From August last year until yesterday morning, the Tiger and Anchor Beer brewers, I had forked out a f stunning $1 million
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      Lock icon Connors makes it into sixth final
      349 43 Wimbledon Lates Jimbo outlasts Lendl m battle of endurance LONDON, Friday THIRD-SEEDED Jimmy Connors won a semi-final battle of determination and endurance over Ivan Lendl, of Czechoslovakia, here today to reach the men's singles final for the sixth time. The pugnacious 31-year-old American fought
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      Results
      88 43 Men's singles, semifinal: Jimmy Connors (US) bt Ivan Lendl (Cze) 6-7, 6-3, 7-5, 6-1. Women's doubles semifinals: Martina Navratilova and Pam Shriver (US) bt Jo Durie (Bri) and Ann Kiyomura (US) 6-3, 6-4; Kathy Jordan and Anne Smith (US) bt Barbara Potter and Sharon Walsh (US) 3-6, 6-3,6-2. Mixed
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      IA keep fingers crossed
      128 43  - IA keep fingers crossed MAHMOOD GAZNAVI INDIAN ASSOCIATION'S hopes of giving a good account of themselves against Khalsa m a Singapore Hockey Association Premier League match at Tanglin this evening (5.30) will depend very much on the availability of their players. IA could manage only 10 men against defending champions
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      Umpire steals limelight
      217 43  - Umpire steals limelight HAKIKAT RAI By THE midfield genius of M. Jeevanathan and N. Rajkumar determined the fates of Ceylon Sports Club and Singapore Airlines Group m their 1-1 draw m a Premier League hockey match at Balestier Road yesterday. But it was umpire M. Neethianathan's decision to disallow a
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        They're striding out to 'Salute to Singapore'
        158 43 FITNESS INTERNATIONAL will be giving a "Sahrte to fUmpim" by taUag part la tomorrow's New Nattaa iHg Walk, oa» eftke maay events celebrattag the Island's 2S yean of aatloa aalMlag. Forty-seven UUmm faaattw from the physical fitness centre wUI striae eat la T-shirts
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        Last chance to collect your number tags
        99 43 THE organisers of tomorrow's New Nation Big Walk have extended the closing time for the collection of number tags. Those who have yet to pick np their tags may do so from the Singapore Sports Council today between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.
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        Pick-up points for buses
        175 43 THE organisers have arranged Tor buses to pick up those who cannot find their own transport. Pick-up points: Toa Payoh Interchange (three buses). Bedok Inter-change (three). Two buses will pass Parkway Parade for those living m Marine Parade. Ang Mo Kio Interchange, Yaohan Jurong carpark and
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        He just wants veterans' gold for silver wedding jubilee
        362 43  -  JANICE SEAH By AND you think Singapore has plenty to celebrate this year. Well, a certain Jaswant Singh has his own 25-year-old milestones to commemorate, too. His silver wedding anniversary, for one. And 25 years' long service at Robinson's, where he
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        Adding to the colour
        72 43 FUJI Film have added their own flash of colour to tomorrow's Big Walk. They will be giving out a total of 5,000 sunvisors to participants en route, and have also given 1,000 rolls of 12--exposure colour film. They are also providing a life-size Sam the Eagle
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      EeKiat canters into lead
      311 43  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By IT WAS horses for courses m the first round of the Apollo Sentosa Open golf championship at the Serapong course yesterday. Home-grown Poh Ec Kiat effortlessly returned a one-over-par 73 to race to a three-stroke lead over stable-mate Robin Langdale. While many
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      How they stand at Serapong
      122 43 13 Poh Ec Kiat. 7i Robin Langdale. TI Chua Moi>g Heng. 78 Poh Eng Teck. 1* Douglas Ooi. Prem Sachdev. M George Tan. 81 Annavi Chelliah, Vincent Lee, M. Balraj. 82 N. Raju, Gerlad Hyatt. 83 Ariffin Abu, Solomon George. 84 Daniel Lim, M. Murugiah,
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      Lock icon Lyle keeps the Glasgow glow
      374 43 FOREIGN GOLF STOCKHOLM, Fri. Sandy Lyle, of Britain, who shot a 65 to take third place m the Glasgow Open last Sunday, repeated the score to lead the Scandinavian Open here yesterday. The Ryder Cup international had nine birdies and three bogeys to finish the
      Reuter  -  374 words
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      SPORTS SHORTS
      265 43 ATANAS ZAPRIANOV, of Bulgaria, achieved the European best performance of the season when he leapt 8.31 metres m the men's long jump at a national meeting m Sofia on Wednesday. YASUNOBI OSHIMA doubled home the winning run m the seventh inning, leading the Chunichi Dragons to a 4-3
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      Blazing the trail for sports
      285 43  - Blazing the trail for sports JANICE SEAH THE lights dimmed m the grand ballroom. The chatter ceased and the string sextet closed their melody. From a door emerged a figure, dressed m black, heading an impressive column. And as he made his way to the front, the people broke into
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      Lock icon Fignon's back in the hunt
      121 43 LE MANS, Fri. Laurent Fignon stepped up his bid (or a repeat victory m the Tour de France here yesterday by winning the 67-kilo-metre cycling time-trial from Alencon. The Frenchman, 18min llsec behind unfancied leader and compatriot Vincent Barteau overnight, cut 5:17 from his deficit
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      87 43 Todays events GENERAL SRC Games Day (Padang. 3 p.m.). GOLF Sentosa Open (Sera pong. 7.30 a.m.). HOCKEY Premier League: Khalsa y IA (Tanglin. 5.30 p.m.). Dlv t: Bedok v Dutch Club (Tanglin. 3.45). RUGBY Fourth Inter-Old Boys seven-a -side (Dunearn Sec.. 1.30 p.m.). SOCCER NFL Dlv 1: F.P. United v
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    The video war
    401 44  -  Low-cost video theatres 'the answer to falling cinema attendances' TOKYO, Fri. The impact of television and the burgeoning video industry m Asia, Europe and the United States has put thousands of small cinemas out of business m recent years. But now, m Japan, a group of business
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    270 44 Jackson to go on Soviet mission despite warning WASHINGTON, Fri. Democratic presidential candidate, the Reverand Jesse Jackson, ignoring a veiled warning from President Ronald Reagan that he could be violating the law, said yesterday he would go to the Soviet Union m an effort to aid dissident Andrei Sakha row
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    What it should have been
    85 44 What it should have been THE Straits Times reported on Thursday that Madam Ang Mvi Neo, 67, died after she was injured m a fall on an SBS bus on Monday at 4.20 p.m. Traffic Police yesterday clarified that the accident happened at about 1.55 p.m. Anyone who saw the
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    Three die in barge tragedy
    431 44 By NQ WENG HOONG and ALAN WONG THREE workers died while another fell unconscious while working m a confined compartment below deck m a barge anchored off Bedok yesterday. They were believed to have been overcome by a shortage of oxygen m the compartment. The
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    Lock icon Make your mark and save the Great Wall
    138 44 Make your mark and save the Great Wall BEIJING, Friday A DECADE ago, yon Just took oat a pocket knife and scratched it on. Today It will cost yon US$25l (*****) to get your name recorded for posterity on the Great WaU of China. From yesterday, the People's Bank of
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      Man who threw mattress from flat jailed
      123 44 Man who threw mattress from flat jailed A MECHANIC who threw a mattress and a drawer from the common corridor of his flat, after a quarrel with his wife, was jailed for a month yesterday. Lim Kwee Yew, 34, threw the items from the fourth-floor corridor of Block 504. Ang
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      Air rescue
      47 44 AN AERIAL evacuation exercise involving a Republic of Singapore Air Force helicopter and the Singapore Fire Services will be carried out over the Central Provident Fund Building m Robinson Road between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. today. The public is advised not to be alarmed.
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      Lock icon Four killed
      34 44 NEW DELHI, Fri. Separatist rebels shot and killed four paramilitary troops yesterday m the second ambush of security forces m the remote northeastern state of Tripura m eight days, officials said. UPI
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      Lock icon Clock's price
      27 44 LONDON, Fri. A 17thcentury German clock fetched a world record price for a timepiece when sold today for £842,000 (552.4 million), Sotheby's auctioneers said. Reuter
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      33 44 NEW YORK. Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 4.75 points to 1,119.80 points m the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    Lock icon Hijackers give up in Lahore, hostages freed
    247 44 Hijackers give up in Lahore, hostages freed LAHORE, Friday EIGHT hijackers of an Indian airliner today freed all 264 hostages on board and then surrendered to Pakistan authorities, a government statement said. The plane, an Indian airlines Airbus A-300, was hijacked to Lahore, capital of Pakistan's Punjab province, during a
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      57 44 Hassan's Carpets are pleased to I *fc. I inform you that our new address fl&T^- r and telephone numbers are: lvl r >S3K: HASSANJ S CARPETS PTE LTD 1" 1 anglin KOad -B^g^=L J generot.ons o< rorpet e.perrence #01-15, 28, 29, 30, 32 Tanglin Shopping Centre Business Hours Singapore 1024
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      399 44 BUSINESS TIMES j Singapore's Financial Dally j IN TODAY'S ISSUE As the upward march of world interest rates quickened yesterday, sterling took yet another severe pounding m the foreign exchange markets, sinking to a new all time low. SON TUNG KENG gives the I rates. j McDonalcTs restaurant at the
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      84 44 Weather UP TO lp.m. Fair. TEMP. (C) np to la.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 25 mm. SUNSET today 7.15 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.i3 a.m. Adelaide 413 C Cloudy Manila 2231 C Qoudy Amsterdam tC t Melbourne 1 12 C Fine 532^ 2 C Fair l MaBr W 20 22C Showers 22™t
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      So young and alive!
      72 1 So young and alive! A picture portrait of our youth m celebration by STEVEN LEE, TAN SUAN ANN, MICHAEL LIEW and WONG KWAI CHOW Story and more photographs on Page Twenty-eight Youth Oil guard Yio Chu Kang Secondary School students defend Teamwork and Loyalty m a dance In Bigh Spirits
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        197 1 CYC 49th Anniversary Use the voucher to f'^'o^^ 00^^ OhGC^ M WM bw any second x SJ^^^T. I shirt and you save r l^^^^P extra $4. For instance,\ V x 4& S^s^C^ X A a $12.50 shirt is only \sjj '^^'"Z- 1 I $8.50 with the voucher. s^ w 3-t=-£r-~^^«A
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        73 1 I Iv i l v I i Un bouquet parfume dune infinie tendresse Available at: Garden Plaza Stores Orchard Fragrance Pages Drug Store Lucky Drug Store (all at Lucky Plaza Kimberley Cosmetics (Outram Park and Parkway Parade) Basement Cosmetics Emporium at Peninsula Shopping Centre and other leading stores Sole Distributor
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      KIDS & THINGS
      2 2 KIDS THINGS
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      Don't be a born loser!
      1134 2 ll* s rough waging wnose it rmsrakes i we r e right I MISTAKES can be fun but sometimes, lethal! Many of us are reluctant to admit our mistakes because we feel that we will lose the respect of our peers if we do so.
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      'I want one pen-pal'
      158 2 DEAR Uncle Otak, My name is Juliana Poh and I am 12 years old. I am writing to you because I need your help. Can you print a pen-pal column next week? You see, I don't have a pen-pal at all. Can you get me girl
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      More variety tor kids' page
      148 2 DEAR Uncle Otak, I always read Kids and Things but I do not find it interesting. My friends feel the same, too. Therefore, I have some suggestions to make. Besides giving drawing contests for children, you should introduce composition contests as well as puzzles for
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        385 2 A prize £or sharp eyes KIDS, I'm sure you are waiting anxiously for the results of this contest! Here are the top 10 best entries listed according to their scores. Points scored 10th best entry Shashi Kala 30 9th best entry Ernest Low 30 h Bth best entry y Y
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        537 3 New Block Open for Bo^^^m (fltiGflOld] fl H 1 ™^^"^"""x Restrictions f Wr^^ V c^ Foreigners I t^^^^^^^^^t^^^ji^hb p s "*^^2Sl^S^^HP s^shbbBBBBBBbT c "'••HbSbJ jjjjjjjjy 1 j M MM^^^^^^^^^^^^Jfc v iff 1 iilj^LJUi JJI. Jl^V T* w iuaT<>*^**mt^BMi I tf3 I 2 1 %^Bt "^^T 1 IM< M ■•^^B? t
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    • OUTLOOK
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        A marriage of French tastes
        1300 4 A marriage of French tastes IF IT has not been said before, I am saying it now. Of all the European food that has come to Singapore, French cuisine has made the greatest impact. During the past few years, we have seen a burgeoning market here for all manner of
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        Good value, but watch the extras
        938 5  -  HUO MEILI On the lunch trai By Pampered dining, nice touches and a $27 price tag make the set luncheon at Hugo's practically a steal. But do watch the extras, warns our writer. CONSroERING that a comparable meal from the regular menu would have
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        RECIPES
        276 5 Etuvee de pom fret au cnalls de polvrons et aux capres (Braised white pomfret with bell-peppers and caper cream sauce for two) Made with local ingredients and simplified for everyday use) Ingredients: 300 g pomfret fillet (cleaned) 1 red pepper 40 g chopped shallots 1/2 dl fresh cream 10
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        394 4 L.J jgL (§panoUri rymdUty Pte. Ltd. In appreciation of our customers, we are having our first ever pre-renovation sale. We are offering sale prices on all jewellery. To avoid disappointment, come early for the best selection. XV& I sXO Tanglin Shopping Centre #01-33 Ground Floor, Tanglin Road, Singapore 1024. Tel:
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        101 4 How can you feel d»9 your pretty, feminine best if tW^5Jb W\ if your arms and legs ±r \£*UB. are hairy? Mr Jl ?t.^M Unwanted hair is embarrassing jf M nc) shaving it off can bo \er> unpleasant and i«. J unfeminine. F"!^! livt'' > What you really need is
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        929 5 IhM^^^H Ib§7(S4 W r\r+ iJf) L*yZ-^ We undertake to supply JB^BCT3frSL U V I II I L_i/ TK all the items illustrated -*-f^-^^J^^^^L WmZ*£s&sA JP?T%T\>l2j^ BflH^B 1/ \4a\ and at prices stated M* 0* J vI I I H H H I mattresses, ladder a \~^7 DlllfilC DIZ6 f^J ADOHrtl
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    • BOOKS
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        Dash it! What's it all about?
        672 6 Dash it! What's it all about? A maze of a book that's almost, but not quite, worth the work BETRAYED BY RITA HAYWORTH By Manuel Puig Arena Books, London, 1984 222 pages, $14.15 Reviewed by SHASHI THAROOR WHY Is this review written m such a peculiar fashion? Because the book
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        The stuff of pulp is not the stuff of life
        478 6 VOICE OF THE HEART By Barbara Taylor Bradford Panther Books. London, 1984 928 pages. £1.95 Reviewed by IRENE PATES HERE are 928 pages of dreams that plunge the reader into a world of make-believe. It's pure entertainment. The blurb claims
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        Nothing's impossible except time travel
        222 6 REPORT ON PLANET THREE AND OTHER SPECULATIONS By Arthur C. Clarke Pan, 1984 254 pages. 58 40 Reviewed by HAN MAY I FISHED out my 1973 edition to compare with this 1984 edition of Arthur Clarke's collection of essays. They were identical m content. For
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        Bear in mind
        341 6 THE Tangled Wing: Biological Constraints on the Human Spirit by Melvin Konner (Pelican, $23.85) How far are our emotions and actions determined by our biological make-up? Melvin Konner, who holds a PhD m biological anthropology from Harvard University, joins m the controversial debate between the rival significance
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        Guess who's not in the 1984 Olympics?
        323 6 WHO'S WHO IN THE 1984 OLYMPICS Edited by David Emery Pelham Books 192 pages. $19.90 Reviewed by ALAN HUBBARD EVERY four years, there is a race to see who will be the first to churn out a who-when-where-what Guide to the Olympics. This
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        Exploding the Beatles myth
        1060 7 Exploding the Beatles myth THE LOVE YOU MAKE (An Insider's Story of the Beatles) By Peter Brown and Steven Gaines Pan, 1984, 401 pages, $14.20 Reviewed by PETER ONG AFTER reading The Love You Make, someone had better come up with a new definition for the word "definitive". Here, m
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        Gem of a biography on Raffles
        207 7 Letter I READ with Interest Yong Mun Cheong's review of C.E. Wurtzburg's Raffles of the Eastern Isles (ST June 16) and In particular his regretful comment that no other comprehensive account of Raffles' career m the East was available. I have just read one,
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        For every young girl
        581 7  -  NATHANAEL LIM The young reader PERIOD By JoAnn Gardner Loulan, Bonnie Lopez and Marcie Quacken l )ush Graham Brash. Asian Edition Singapore. 1984 89 pages, '>5 Reviewed by IT WAS once one of those subjects simply not brought up m conversation. Today, even when parents can
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        New arrivals at Times the Bookshop
        294 7 SPACE WARPS Black Holes, White Holes, Quasars and the Universe by John Gribbin (Pelican, $18.95) A glimpse into the mysteries of the cosmos black holes, white holes, quasars, pulsars, X-ray stars and even time travel. In God's Name by David Yallop (Jonathan Cape, $47.75)
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        388 6 iMrUwiv a^' yf&\ \'<.\t- I'imnn:/ l\/>i Store) m 9^L Mjg 4^9^^^^^k < fj^^^^P^^S^^^.-^ 'v Kangi- On I)ispla\ o 'Z^jJo££@L *^^5H s B^^^^ '^v^^^h I l«1i L'- r '..'igil^^p^M IHfJi I YAMAHA UJURTNL LIKLANS I An Insight Into Our "Live" Performances "A Career In Electone I Proven Highly Successful By Miss
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        1009 7 Western Australian College of Advanced Education Perth, Western Australia TERTIARY STUDY IN AUSTRALIA THE COLLEGE The Western Australian College a degree granting tertiary mstitu tion. was established m 1981 by the Australian Government Its four constituent campuses are situated within 10 kilometres of the centre of Perth, capital of Western
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    • ANNOUNCEMENT
      • SIN SOON HUAT WELDING CENTRE OFFICIAL OPENING
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          New milestone reached with Welding Centre in Jurong
          414 8 With the opening of Sin Soon Huat's Welding Centre m Jurong today by Mr Chandra Das, Chairman of the Trade Development Board, the company has reached an important milestone m its quest to become an established distributor of welding and fabrication systems
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          Message from Mdm Tan Bee Eng Chairperson Sin Soon Huat Pte Ltd
          418 8 Message from Mdm Tan Bee Eng Chairperson Sin Soon Huat Pte Ltd This is a very important day for the management and staff of Sin Soon Huat Pte Ltd. It marks the beginning of a new era for us, as it brings the company another step further towards the goal
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          Sin Soon Huat — 40 years of reliable service to industry
          527 8 Sin Soon Huat 40 years of reliable service to industry Sin Soon Huat Pte Ltd has been a reliable supplier of industrial materials to the shipbuilding and repairing industry for the past 40 years. It began as a humble hardware dealer and through the past few decades developed its business
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          Welcome to our Open House
          558 8 You are welcome to visit the Sin Soon Huat Welding Centre which will be having its Open House from July 9 to 18, 1984. The Centre, which is located at 21, Pioneer Sector 1 m Jurong Industrial Estate, will be open from 9am to 6pm
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        87 8 of their Welding Centre ■tZ And we are pleased to announce the >J vj appointment of Sin Soon Huat Re. Ltd as V ■v Agent for- Yj Aiko Weld Arc Monitor X X Ikeda Automatic Clad Weld Machine bi Kilony Seam Tracker 3y X Koei Slame Bevel Machine ijj 0.
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        51 8 HEACTE^ CONGRATULATIONS IV J I sin SoonHwal" Pte Ltd. ov\ Ifie Official Opting oftfer Welding Cent^p Iron Steel Specialist. HANWA CO LTD I&+Usf>ja*i£(ft/O*! W^b] TOKYO JAPAN HANWA SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD 122. MIDDLE RD. »0701 MIDLINK PLAZA S(0718) TEL *****81 (4 LINES) TELEX RS ***** HANWA CABLE ADD HANWASAMA PANAFAX *****70
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        41 9 f^&s -^#> u^- ceofrom /T^K I 1^ 1 W* Subsidiaries. "rVTu \k>\— Sari Sarana Hidup Marketing (S) Re. Ltd. l^A\ Nr SSHuat (M) Sdn. Bhd. Associated Companies /-S^ BN Engineering (M) Sdn. Bhd. \Me\dW^ PT. Dharma Kita Bersama. >N^ WISCO Trading Corporation.
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        143 9 CONGRATULATIONS A I *./^-l I MECHANISED WELDING TO INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY WITH LINCOLN ELECTRIC PRODUCTS fWfWJfJJIW* 1 LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY (AUST.) PTY. LTD. lAU^SmJu^L-^t 16, ARUMUGAM ROAD «01-00 I Cl B??Blff* I TECK CHIANG INDUSTRIAL BLDG SINGAPORE 144 C I g*»^*» I Hl \o J^ TEL *****88 TELEX RS ***** CABLE
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        60 10 I m iti I IL r I V I Sin Soon Huat C© LXCI UTTING t^^ EQUI >MENT WIDDER CORPORATION /i_ I Know what's happening through **jk The Straits Times Classified. ,K^ I *****— 1 i M JI'JIIII'iIII'IIIIIIIIMMI— M^^^^mM 1 I ■k. L«-^ ?WwpF "T^^nl-V^iU it A AUTOMATIC CUTTING 4
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        206 10 HE^RIIST r HE4SHST TO* TOM^ Sin Soon Huat IU M^ Sin Soon Huat Pte. Ltd. Pte. Ltd. on the Of i(]AL CPENhfi on the OfiqAL CPEN^ (^z_j of their Welding Centre of their Welding Centre Norwich Winterthur Insurance (Far East) Pte. Ltd. |S# > l e lu l ,I-C3r3orate<3,ns,rgapore. -^___W-
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        126 11 /^jf\v!^^ .-?/W^^ f™* 1811 J >T\ Times Industrial Building r^^fft^isr 5— f 7 -U^?j/ 1 4Zi^ 2 Juroog Port Road. Singapore 2261 A member erf The Times Organisation THE GREAT MID-YEAR FURNITURE SALE «I^^^H« lf* 'nf J Jointly organised by M- t^TJ^ MBH^ major manufacturers to j^Mj |HHA bring you
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        35 11 Lftl 1 I Consist: 1 3-Door- Wardrobe, 1 Double-bed, 1 Bedside Table A 1 Dressing Table. CO/VVOY DINING Set $599 FREE! PYREX 3 -piece m W mixing bowls set for purchase worth $500 and above.
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        113 11 Through years of painstaking documentation involving letters, memoranda, telex messages and schedules, we learn that an enormous property concern on the edge of the galaxy commissioned the project through their proven agent m the field: God He m turn sub-contracted the work to a somewhat dubious firm known as the
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        449 11 TAIWAN MARBLE SHOWROOM specially crranged by Yean Chemn Marble Co. Ltd. of Taiwan and Poly Art Marble Factory of Singapore. I I BB Wk *V^.^ SPECIAL DJSCOUNT t^^pj 'Marble sofa, dining tables office tables I^lL^^H wa corner stools and stands 'Marblecratt L>on Buddha, flower vase censer ■■kab^La ao< many hu
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        430 12 0 Hfr I X RACHEL ward j! Q c y^mttmwF^flL IEFf bridges X 0 BaT^b^K' 7^] Jf. Va ffc AMES WOODS <!( X $jt* tMr*ißm m f r r^ lxjlqcxb>>stp«)]q O iVV^ k- -f 1 TJ 91 |1 X X VX/ »«F*m 7 TAYLOR HACKFORD JM A What Are The
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        340 12 1 Magnificent B D Savings D U eD H •S2D P voucher H ■B 10% bonus discount for developing HH BB and printing BB LJ •s"by 7" color enlargement with mm BB every roll of 35mm film processed and printed ■B orl photo album BB ■B a complete Kodak treatment
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        399 12 Fll jfc> I W .^aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaK^^^a^^B bbM >|t^ I |Sf aaf^^W ■BaV'J T afat 19 af!»-.v\ 1 BBbL^S vJaßaafJ HO.\G KO,\O lll^S i 111 I I HCI S 4 HOIK Children's Workshop Sunday 15 .July 84 at 9.00 am Goethe Institut Auditorium I Fee at #2. I Concert: Mon 16 July
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        290 12 OPENS TODAY:"3 "theatres Capitol-Liberty- Woodlands ll B (N.B. ALL THEATRES NO FREE LIST) CAPITOL: 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6309 15 LIBERTY: 11am, 1.45, 4.00, 6.45, 9.IS— WOODLANDS: 1.45. 400. 6.45. 9.15 Brass BBM aBl blk Wl X I B I BM BB |R» I I BT «aaaaaaaaaaaVaVk BaU*aaaaaV II B I
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        330 12 I JADE B CHANGI" 24th DAY* n H PRICES: $4.00 $3.00 CASH BOOKINGS Oft V •NO FREE LIST JADE: 11. 1.30, 4, 6.30. 9.00 CHANGI: 11. 1.45. 4. 645 915 MORE Action.' MORE Adventure! MORE Fun and Excitement tfeM ANYTHING YOU'VE EVER SEEN! /jt^^gfcwr i*-» j#Gk .T~?*i jn > at
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        582 12 i I(GS\ CATHAY 0 |J) N M J A Thm danca p* 'i I 'k |i 345.6301 !l |J) AGAINST ALL ODDS I I ii i X 5 SHOWS DAILY jl U 11am. 130. 6 30* 9 15pm o Ik I 30, 3iu 700 9 19m I JURONG 730 9
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        821 13 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES I JBHMBB Telex Service: Address: Rates: Mln. Charges: OTAIJTC S.T.A.N.T.S Appointments Notices Section Straits Times: 5523.75 psc. cm. Straits Times: 5571.25 BoeAaoi RS ***** TIMEAD TIMES PUBLISHING BHD Sunday Times: 5524. 40 psc. cm. Sunday Times 5573.20 KoOIJOO I Sa|es iServlre Times House HBH Tel: *****11 ext 2724-7 2669
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        694 13 I MATTEL (M) SDN. BHD. I MATTEL (M) SDN. BHD., m line with its expansion programme has vacancies for the following positions:- TOOLMAKERS I I Certificate or diploma m tool making with 4 years apprenticeship. Minimum 3 years experience m mold/tool fabrication as well as working with tool shop equipment.
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        609 13 I OTIS ELEVATOR CO. 1 (S) PTE LTD I I SERVICE SALES I I REPRESENTATIVE I j| (Male) Requirements: S •Technical diploma from a recognised college/polytechnic S PreferaDly having some technical sales experience #Able to handle correspondence m- dependently S Duties: j= Promoting Service Sales £3 Securing contraas for repairs
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        686 13 m Cl PRIMARY INDUSTRIES M JgjS ENTERPRISE PTE. LTD. invites suitably qualified applicants for U the following posts: 10 GCE O Level jfl Have a flair for sales and able to converse m Ml H major local dialects HH Typing ability jHj Qsra I ■t^l kI L 1 L^j f
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        772 14 APPOINTMENTS r~ EMERY WORLDWIDE We are a leading international air freight forwarder with 166 offices worldwide employing more than 3000 employees. In 1983, our total revenue was m excess of US$6OO million. As an industry leader, we are always thinking of ways of staying ahead of our competitors. For example,
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        744 14 "Representing NTL Institute, U.S.A. I 'Agents For University Associates International Publications I PERSONNEL MANAGER I I SALARY: $40,000 Per Annum Benefits I I Ref No ES 1437 I I A joint-venture company with international affiliations I and multi-million dollar investments m Malaysia I requires a well qualified Bumiputra Personnel Manager
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        986 14 I Sales Manager mnm» Our client is an established European company specialising m high quality electrical and electromechanical components and related products for the European market. In line with its reorganisation, the Company is now m the process of expanding its business to the markets m the Far East and
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        707 15 APPOINTMENTS IC DESIGN ENGINEERS WE'RE DESIGNING A PLAN FOR YOUR FUTURE WITH TRAINING IN THE US SECURITY IN OUR IC DESIGN CENTRE. We have big plans for the upgrading of the technological base of our Singapore plant. It includes the setting up of a design centre to cope with the
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        753 15 4 We offer \.ou o unr'J i,i I^L I/% s~% <*/%/% f A lifestyle full of fascinating phu es und nte'est^nq p, fl W^ IB I wlr Ifl/lCr AS a Cathai Pac 'f' c H'Q hl Attendant you'll star: ,r. l IKU <HX) per W^^T fl M. I m\_s I
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        713 15 I LJussein Associates Ccn.3hd 8 IB I I JH ■^X: JL Management Consultants '^H B MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS I Kuala Lumpur S Jaffar Hussein Associates the management consultancy arm of Price Waterhouse wk continues toexpand.As a result of our substantial portfolio of challenging and large afl multi-disciplinary consulting assignments m both
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        568 16 APPOINTMENTS CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FOR COMPUTER SALES PERSONNEL IN SINGAPORE AND MALAYSIA Sime Darby Systems, the computer services arm oftheSime Darby Group of Companies, offers a wide range of computer products and services throughout the Asean Region. With fast business expansion, we now have vacancies for the following positions:I SALES MANAGER
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        580 16 I SYNDICATIONS I DRESDNER (SOUTH EAST ASIA) LIMITED I H is the merchant banking subsidiary of West Germany's H H second largest banking group and has been one of the H H foremost merchant banks m Singapore for over 1 0 years. H H Applications are invited from mature individuals
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        525 16 Expanding subsidiary of an American multi- national company has a vacancy m its marketing office for H CONFIDENTIAL I SECRETARY I If you have B Recognised secretarial certificate or H equivalent Excellent command of spoken and written English H Plenty of initiative H Minimum 3 years experience Knowledge of office
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        582 16 ACCOUNTING FOR THE MANAGEMENT We are looking for a versatile accountant to |om Our finance team m a management position The initial responsibilities will involve the General Accounting functions and the candidate will also be required to review the company s financial transactions to ensure compliance with accounting policies and
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        684 17 APPOINTMENTS IT I Has I a^^al Bas a^^l B tJ7I fif/^9 STj^m £AtJl*s\i [l)77(l K^l aal DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION, the worid's leader In the z= minicomputer industry is seeking for a suitably qualified individual 3 for the position of: Systems Analyst The Job: s SZ Our MIS Department runs the
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        1138 17 ACCOUNTANCY/ S&.V CONSULTANCY CAREERS mp im AN &Co offers challenging careers m the fields of auditing, taxation^fc^ I .secretarial services, and management consultancy Pi, one of the JI^J largest professional organisations m Malaysia, with offices m Kuala H Lumpur, Ipoh, Penang. Johor Bahru, Kuching and a worldwide H association, we
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        380 17 wAni MESA requires the following staff for its: ENGINEERING DIVISION U Assistant Electronics Engineer Requirements/Duties: •Diploma/ITC m Electronics Engineering •Minimum 2 years' experience m the electronics field •To assist new models pre-production •To trouble-shoot and rectify production problems Assistant Mechanical Engineers Requirements/Duties: •A Diploma m Mechanical Engineering and knowledge m
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        469 17 Career opportunities exist for: 1 1 SENIOR SUPERVISOR I (Taxi Operations) 1 1 ($7OO -$1,800) II Requirements: 1 1 Full GCE 'A' level Must possess Class 3 driving licence Preference will be given to those with some mechanical knowledge of vehicles Job description: 1 1 The incumbent will be assigned
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        641 18 APPOINTMENTS W EXECUTIVE H SECRETARY This position commands a key Secretary post to the President of a Multi-Narional Company. The candidate must be holding similar post for not less than 5 years with excellent record. |^H The successful candidate must possess the professional private I secretarial qualifications with shorthand speed
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        542 18 P* X<^l bP^H^HP^^HI^BBW 4. invites applications from suitably H qualified Singapore citizens, H Permanent Residents of Singapore and other H H ASEAN citizens to fill the following post H I SYSTEMS I I ANAIYST I (COMPUTER CENTRE) H (Gross salary range per month H $1701 to $4413) Qualifications/ Experience A
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        499 18 j3 DYNA^PERT I £2 EMHART I DYNA/PERT, a divison of EMHART CORPORATION a Fortune 500 company, is the specialist manufacturer of automated component insertion machine for printed circuit board assembly. In 1983, DYNA/PERT acquired DAQE PRECIMA INTERNATIONAL LTD, a pioneer m the field of microelectronic assembly systems, particularly surface mounted
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        235 18 SeaELand J SEA-LAND SERVICE, INC. J World wide ship operator invites applications I from Singapore citizens for the post of: MANAGEMENT TRAINEE Qualification/Experience Minimum University Degree OR equivalent with I 2 years working experience Rwnunorstion Attractive salary and fringe benefits of 551 6,000 5521,000 per annum will be offered to
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        852 19 APPOINTMENTS Sineapore Tourist j j Promotion Board Applications are invited from citizens/ permanent residents of Singapore for appointment as: j S::|:|:; EXECUTIVE OFFICER (grade iv> l&p m the Facilitation Department j Qualifications Experience a) A recognised University Degree preferably with relevant working experience A good command of English f b)
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        509 19 E DIGITAL EQCIIPMENT CORPORATION, the world's leader m the minicomputer industry is seeking for suitably qualified individuals for the positions of: I TestEigineer I 1 Candidates must possess a degree m Electronics. Computer or mmm Software Engineering. Experience m handling computer controlled p^f test equipment and knowledge of engineering software
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        547 19 MiroScnbe I Be a part of us I I ffont the start, j MINISCRIBE, a leading us multinational 3 specialized In the manufacture of computer peripherals Is here now In Singapore Tech- nlcal personnel who have acquired both re- levant education and valuable practical ex- perlence can now look forward
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        619 19 I NES(S.E.A V PTil LTD I H A fast growing and progressive Company and Specialist Contractor m Mechanical and Electrical Fngineering turnkey pro- I jects, H.T. and L.T. Switchgear Manufac- B turer, as well as an Industrial/ Ship Auto- I marion Specialist, has immediate vacan- I H cies for: fl|
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        663 20 APPOINTMENTS THEXArtenN Stamford &Westin Plaza R^ffLEsaTy ANALYST/PROGRAMMER An integral part of Raffles City, The Westin Stamford Westin Plaza will be two of the most luxurious hotels m Singapore. These two fully computerised hotels will have more than 2000 rooms, 15 food and beverage outlets and one of the most extensive
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        598 20 W PPSC PHILLIPS PETROLEUM SINGAPORE I WjSm CHEMICALS (PRIVATE) LIMITED I 181 51. Goldhill Plaza #21-10 I V^^V Singapore 1130 I CAREER OPPORTUNITIES I The petrochemical industry will be growing significantly m the H 80s and is one of the key factors to the Republic's strategy H M m structuring
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        509 20 USA I I GEHMO I I Invites applications from suitably quailI Itod candidates for the position of. I BUYER I I ftuullßc uMoot Si Experience: H I Applicants should possess a Degree/ I I Diploma m Engineering with minimum 3 I years relevant experience m a manufacI turing organisation. Preference
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        760 20 1 Being people oriented, particularly m staff welfare, development and rewards, we are deeply committed to the local community m bringing m value-added capital investment and state of (heart semi-conductor technology We wafer- sort, assemble and test products of high complexities, such as D/ A convenor, gate arrays and microprocessor
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        532 21 APPOINTMENTS fA Major American Electronics Sales and Systems I Engineering Company has Openings for several I Challenging Positions m Electronics I SYSTEMS SALES ENGINEER Candidates must have a record of Proven Experience selling Computer Peripherals, with Hardware and Software knowledge, to head up a major sales and marketing effort m
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        641 21 I PHILIPS Working towards a better tomorrow We are a large multi-national organisation, manufacturing and exporting electrical and electronic products to more than 120 countries throughout the world. We are looking for resourceful and career-oriented individuals to join us as: Ekxtriad Engineers QC Engineer Asscxiate Engineer (Engineering) (Quality Control) tho
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        243 21 I CDC CONSTRUCTION I I DEVELOPMENT PTE LTD I is looking for suitable personnel for the I following posts:- H IA) DESIGN ENGINEER I I (STRUCTURAL) I University Graduate or equivalent with minimum H 3 years' design experience, preferably m concrete H B and steel buildings. H I B) ASSISTANT
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        238 21 STf\TE ENTERPRISE IN SINGAPORE: Legal Importation Development by Dr. Philip Pillai Singapore, like many other developing countries, has a legal system that is borrowed from Britain. The key question posed is how differently do imported legal systems function after independence and why do they differ. This study looks at this
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        828 22 APPOINTMENTS Top calibre engineers I I are m our Research and ~T> r I I Development division. m3^( I I Come, join the winning I A subsidiary of Thomson-Grand Public \a f/^f~-\ti& I I largest manufacturer of electronic products m vl "~iiK > $^> .^lB J I II France and
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        180 22 Cold Storage Manufacturing invites applications for the following posttorw EDP SUPERVISOR To supervise the day-to-day computer operations, maintenance of computer files and records, control of input documents and prim-outs and liaise vMh compuiGr v6ooors. To maintain computer files and documentation, liaise with computer vendors and ensure that input documents and
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        803 22 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN MEDIA An Organisation pioneering a winning concept m the media industry is looking for top calibre personnel to assume the following positions:- Market Development Sales Manager Sales Supervisors Manager (5524,000 40,000 per annum) (S$ 18,000 24,000 per annum) (5536,000 50,000 per annum plus car) Responsible for achieving
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        256 22 RUTH rSdiu THE FIRST LADY OF CRIME THE SPEAKER OF MANDARIN by Ruth Rendell There were some things about this trip to China that Inspector Wexford. a country policeman could never have dreamt of That an old woman with bound feet would haunt him from one city to the next
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        538 23 APPOINTMENTS GCE A' LEVEL HOLDERS EARN A DIPLOMA AND A SALARY AT THE SAME TIME THROUGH OUR DIPLOMA SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME FOR COURSES ON THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY. I In conjunction with. the EDB, we are offering GCE 'A' level holders this opportunity for a secure future through our Diploma Scholarship Scheme.
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        549 23 w *A W^ATWrU^k The s n 9>Pore Institute of Stand- I^BVjl^ ard and Industrial Research m- I I afl Jffl vite applications for the follow(A) ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS ENGINEER Duties: Standardisation quality assurance activities; Consultancy training m quality assurance and related areas, c Promotion marketing Qualification: A good degree m Electrical/Electronics Engineering
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        274 23 NOTICES ffiHDB N TO LET BY TENDER SHOPS OFFICES AT JOO CHIAT COMPLEX CONTRACT 1 AND TANJONG KATONG COMPLEX FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED SHOPPING AND OFFICE COMPLEX EXCELLENT Situated m the heart of the rapidly LOCATION: expanding Joo Chiat/Chiat/ Changi District and Katong /Geyla ng District respectively. Easily accessible by public transport.
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        280 23 Mwvvy) *1 ft q A 4, J^^M THE JUNIOR f S^'^J GENERAL V 0^ V J KNOWLEDGE ENCYCLOPAEDIA Knowledge abounds m this wonderful new encyclopaedia for children aged between eight and twelve years old. There are eleven sections with each subject presented m full colour on an easy-to-read spread of
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        661 24 NOTICES r EHDB TO LET BY PUBLIC TENDER WAREHOUSES AT KAMPONG ÜBI INDUSTRIAL ESTATE Location Blocks 30 1 6, 30 1 8 and 30 1 9 Übi Road I Strategically located at the junction of Übi Road I and Übi Avenue 4 (Off Paya Lebar Road) close to the PanIsland
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        636 24 frHDB BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET Tenders are invited for the letting of the following:--1) Shops at Jurong West N'Hood 4 Contract 18 (Block 479) 2) Shops at Tampines N'Hood 9 Contract 2 (Block 929) 3) Bank and Offices at Pasir Panjang Wholesale Centre 4) Automated Teller Machine Sites at various
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        331 24 To: UN SEN now or formerly of II Faker Park Singapore Re: Mortgage of Lot 413-A-l of Town Subdivision XXV cwnprlslßg the flat formerly known as No. 29 Block A Taman Serasi (mw known as 18 Tainan Serasi «11-2t) Stagapwe AS SOLICITORS for and on behalf of GUINNESS MAHON ASIA
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        339 24 COMICS GAR FIELD By Jim Davis &UTTERFLIES ARE V/ERSATILE.. 1^ THtV CAN KI6S THE PEW )Fl ANP TW£V CAN I THEY CAN CARE6S TME AIR j V FROM TME FLOWERS^i^ (EMBEP THEAA€>E.LVEt>) BUCK ROGERS IN THE 15TH CENTURY By Bates sparing WaaaaaaaaaaaaWW ii m i i I TMO&e v> LOyAiI
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        502 25 Feast Your Eyes On What EKCO Has To Offer! H^^^T Thple Wall Construction K# 0 Outer layer of stainless steel A/ V (D R adiant heat core to store and B^Kjv spread heat evenly so you can U2Ml\ cook at a low heat and save on your energy bills i^^^^Br^^^
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        363 25 IN THE MATTER OP THE COMPANIES ACT, CHAPTER 185 AND IN THE MATTER OP MAGNA (ART A PRIVATE LIMITED i (Incorporated In Singapore) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of MAGNA! CARTA PRIVATE! LIMITED, duly convened and held at 11 Collyer Quay, 18-02 The Arcade, Singapore 0104 on
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        179 25 OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE OF SHIP'S NAME We, Camelia Marine Pri-j vate Limited ot 166 Tyrwhitt Road. Singapore 0820, hereby give notice j that m consequence ofj changing of ship's name, we have applied to the, Registrai of Singapore' Ships, under section 417 of the Merchant Shipping] Act (Chapter
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        45 25 I It J Between the covers of Mills Boon, you'll discover romance. Seemingly unattainable. Always fascinating. The Mills Boon rose is the rose of romance. New and different romances every month. Available at all good bookshops $4.50 V^ •»ch JW>»^ 1 H Times lllllUl Distributors
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        386 25 2°_ PEANUTS ByScnuiz (l LIKE READING) 1 I LIKE IT WMEN YOU'RE I I I I ANP YOU FALL?\ j V -,y ALMOST TO THE ENP V ASLEEP... V 5 y^ OF A CHAPTER.. KING TUT By dm imv magic aklP^^n x^' .TT.^i^- > r^\ 1// /'^t>^ri^7 v BEETLE BAILEY
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        458 26 fmsliy th» biggest raiian turnttun thowroom m Singapore COLLECTION wflwuM^^nf« a exporter yfffr size spring JBSj^jUjSStMKM^ J> mattress r^ Above 300 springs 10 year guarantee r^*'> We specialise m Cane Bedroom Sets, Cane Dining Sets, Cane Display Shelves, Cane Telephone Stands. Cane Bar Counters, Cane Swivel Chairs, Cane Office Tables
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        5 26 More LEISURE on Page Twenty-nine
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        46 26 ORCHID 'S Stay -fresh fragrance lingers... Orchid's gentle formula pampers your face and body, leaving your skin soft and fresh Orchid has long been a favourite to all. recalling the romance of j^L W^k yesteryears. Today. j J^ its magic lingers on. m. i laaaaaaK lw»Tr^^'r^lriii^^^i
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        348 28 So young and alive! Our youth m celebration EXUBERANT youth, 20,000-strong, bursting into song, dance, and carefully-re-hearsed formations, should stir up some pride today. For they will be displaying ?.ll the symbols and ideals of a disciplined, productive and progressive society, constantly m search of excellence.
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        376 26  -  CATHERINE TAN By THERE will be something old and something new for Talentime *84, to be telecast "live" from Studio A every Sunday from Sept 9 to Nov 4 over Channel 5 at 9.15 p.m. For that something old, producer J.T. Koh is
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        914 26  - There's a bit of Donald in us all VINCENT CANBY The loudmouthed, excitable, impatient, but oh-so-human Donald Duck has just turned 50! By TO BE perfectly frank, Mickey Mouse has always seemed a bit of a prig, a thoroughly decent, unassuming sort of fellow who's a natural-born leader, but still
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        379 26  -  CATHERINE TAN FILM FOCUS: THE WINGS OF THE DOVE Ch 12, tomorrow 8.40 p.m. AFTER a weekend house party, friends of novelist Henry James noticed him studying the pairs of shoes outside bedroom doors. When they enquired about his activities, they were told that he
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        513 29  -  J. RAJENDRAN By Tokyo square;, it's not a place m Japan, but a dynamic pop group m Singapore which gives the impression that it's been together for eight years, when it has actually been only eigfot months. At first glance, there seems to be nothing special
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        1454 29  - Sounds of an old-timer CHRIS HO Today, we launch a monthly column which will help you keep m touch with the latest record releases m town. Watch out for this column on the first Saturday of every month. By New m town WITH the recent success of Flashdance, Footloose, and
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        209 28 I^^^^^J^^W .1 PUBUC WORKS DEPARTMENT r ir on 1 THEIR HANDING OVER OF r* s~~ ANG MO KIO FIRE STATION I 1 Trt I X U«P SINGAPORE FIRE SERVICE I I W I' I f t m 1 1 i-;i- H iVidin LsOntrdctor! M I I ffH^H 1 H^^ J
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        509 29 What's on WAREHOUSE SALE tioethe-Institut Art GalAnnual Federal Publica- lery, Singapore Shopping tions' sale of books at dis- Centre. Noon -6 p.m. Excount prices. Times Indus- tended to July 31. trial Building. 422, Thorn- KXHIBITON OF HINKSK son Road. 9 a.m. -6 p.m. ART CUM Free admission but limited DEMONSTRATION
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        347 30 MOVE UP TO THE GOOD LIFE SINGAPORE Sommerville Park offers the utmost m flßHfitttt£ g|if» jm gracious, country club style living. 'W S Situated on a 6.5 hectare (21 acre) elevated site bounded by Fairer and Holland flV^^^lfe Roads, amidst tropical foliage, arrays of Egt iH scented flowers, rustic rock
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        1808 30 YOUR VIEWING AND LISTENING GUIDE .<fi. h^^^^^M^l X 12.30 PJJ SBCText- "Live" Sample Pafes Good Sport: Acts of poor sportsmanship over a 5.58 AM National Anthem Programme Summary ik^KJ II: a. P uperang and Programme Highfights folowed by game of checkers cause Paula and Woody to followed by owning An
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