The Straits Times, 1 August 1984

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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    US lead with 9 golds
    48 1 THE United States maintained their golden momentum by leading the race for gold medals m the Los Angeles Olympics yesterday when their swimmers took three more tiUes. Their tally is now nine, while West Germany and China are next with three golds e»"h.
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    National mark, but Ang's out
    119 1 ANG PENG SIONG bettered the Singapore national record when he clocked 51.66 sec to finish second m his heat for the 100-metres freestyle on the third day of the Olympic Games swimming competition. Peng Siong, who finished 0.53 sec behind France's Stephan Caron m Heat
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    Five swimming records
    91 1 THE first five gold medals m men's swimming were won m world record times, with two of them going to lanky West German Michael Gross. Gross swam an amazing final leg m the 4 X 200 m freestyle relay to make up a deficit of 1.5 seconds
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    Brazilian conquerors
    30 1 BRAZIL, the original samba footballers, showed the world why imitators would always fall short when they beat Saudi Arabia 3-1 m the soccer tournament. Details on Page 44.
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    MAS to get wider powers
    514 1  -  HSUNG BEE HWA Bill gives it greater autonomy and more scope to regulate financial affairs By THE Monetary Authority of Singapore is to get wider powers m regulating the financial system and m playing its role as banker and adviser to the government. Under the
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    Lock icon Britain and China clear the big hurdles on HK
    423 1 Britain and China clear the big hurdles on HK Sir Geoffrey likely to give details today CHINA said today the main problems m talks with Britain on Hongkong had been solved. Sources said Britain was expected to announce tomorrow agreement on maintaining the colony's present financial and banking systems, the
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    Lock icon Pressures on prime rates easing: Volcker
    158 1 Pressures on prime rates easing: Volcker WASHINGTON, Tues. In a rare comment on US Interest rate prosKts, Federal Reserve ird chairman Paul Vslcker told Congress that upward pressures oa the prime rate were "diminishing at the momeat". Mr Volcker usually avoids direct comment on the outlook far lntereat rates and
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    Lock icon War dead
    38 1 TOKYO. Tues. A total of 379 bodies have been recovered from five Japanese Imperial Navy ships sunk near the Truk Islands m the Pacific Ocean during World War D, a Welfare Ministry spokesman said today. Reuter
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    Lock icon 'High jinks' in the air
    189 1 AUCKLAND, Tues. An Air New Zealand hostess alleged to have sexually assaulted a sleeping male passenger will appear before airline investigators tomorrow. An airline spokesman confirmed tonight that a complaint had been made against the hostess' behaviour on an Air New Zealand flight from Auckland
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    Lock icon Wu's trip
    33 1 BEIJING, Tues. Chinese Foreign Minster Wu Xue?|ian left today on a trip to our Latin American countries Mexico, Venezuela, Argentina and Brazil to broaden Chinese diplomatic ties with the region. Reuter
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    A country in economic turmoil
    182 1 A country in economic turmoil ONE Is a university graduate with aa honours degree ln sociology. A new mother now on maternity leave from her Job, she earns a four-figure monthly salary. Not only can she afford to hire a foreign maid, bat she pays only a small fraction of
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    Slowdown in the supply of new private homes
    491 1  - Slowdown in the supply of new private homes IRENE NQOO By THE great build-up m the supply of new private apartments and houses for the next five years is flagging, latest official figures indicate. The potential supply of these homes up to 1989 has shrunk by 776 units compared to
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    Bulls in charge
    46 1 SHARE prices rose m heavy trading for the fourth day running yesterday on the local stock market. The Straits Times Industrial Index added another 13.20 points to reach 945.80. The Business Times Composite Index rose 14.51 points to 833.36. See TlmesDollar: P. 21
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      Lock icon AIR FRANCE PLANE HIJACKED
      72 1 GENEVA, Tues. An Air Prance plane woo hijacked daring a flight from Frankfurt to Paris today and forced to fly to Geneva, airline aad airport officials said. An Air France spokesman said the Boeing 737 had landed at the Swiss airport. Some Ct passengers had been
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      29 1 Inside 66 pages today SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3-6 ASEAN 7 CAUSEWAY 8 TIMESCOPE IC EDITORIAL 18 LETTERS lt BACKGROUND 2t TIMESDOLLAR 21-24 CLASSIPIEDS 2S-42 RACING 42 SPORTS 43-47
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      Home
      423 2 Missions planned VISITS to Japan and the United States are being planned to study the two countries' systems of employing people above 55 years old. Mission members will include representatives from the National Trades Union Congress, the Singapore National Employers Federation, the Ministry of Labour and the National Productivity
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      Around the world
      599 2 Losing game PIRACY of programs for computer games has reached "desperate levels" leading to losses amounting to at least £150 million (Ss4so million) for the industry m the past year, Britain's Federation Against Software Theft (Fast), has said. The problem is growing even m countries with better
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      Comment
      325 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: •IT IS true that New Zealand's Prime Minister David Lange has said he intends to carry out his Labour Party's pledge to ban US nuclear warships from the country's ports and waters. But there is still some ambivalence m Mr Lange's attitude and the whole
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      Background
      71 2 WRONGED BY THE LAW JAPAN'S judiciary and the police force are currently on the defensive as legal experts attempt to explain why three innocent men were forced to spend a total of 97 years m prison after being wrongly convicted of murder (m unrelated cases) during the Fifties and
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      Timesdollar
      215 2 DRAMATIC PROFIT RESULTS FROM SEMBAWANG SHIPYARD SEMBAWANG SHIPYARD appears on course for a dramatic recovery this year, after a shocking performance m 1983. The group achieved an $8.4 million turnaround, transforming a loss of $2.8 million at half-time last year into a pre-tax profit of $5.6 million for the
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      Timesport
      277 2 Gross lightning THE power of West German Michael Gross, the pace of Canadian Alex Baumann and the pull Of another Canadian, Anne Ottenbrite, pluckedsome bite away from the American supremacy at the McDonald's Pool on the second day of the Olympic swimming programme m Los Angeles on Monday. Gross,
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      Asean: Across the Causeway
      131 2 Asean: Across the Causeway Weighing the issues MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has suggested that the ambivalent and piecemeal results of previous policy planning could impair domestic production, deter investment and leave the country saddled with debt. He said the Cabinet's upcoming economic review would erase the
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      Around Asean
      115 2 Stormy session MR Cesar Virata was re-elected Prime Minister of the Philippines for a second term yesterday. The vote of 120 to 50 came after strong opposition attempts to disrupt his nomination m a stormy session not seen m the Philippine legislature for years. The re-election of Mr
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      Section Two
      435 2 Special kind of job SMOKE-FILLED tunnels. Poor visibility. An outbreak of fire m a tunnel is a fearsome thought. Indeed, fighting fires m tunnels is a daunting job. So the Hongkong Mass Transit Railway Corporation set up a special Strike Force to handle underground fires as Singapore plans
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      Section Three
      165 2 General summoned LAST WEEK, as the classic Water Margin saga unfolded, Song Jiang was used by a local official, Liv, to implicate his friend, Hua Rong. As a result, the two were accused of harbouring rebels and ordered arrested by the governor. However, they were rescued by Song's
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      Lock icon 'Chinese army better able to repel attack'
      333 3 'Chinese army better able to repel attack' Tower built up m last five years' claim BEIJING, Tuesday CHINA'S armed forces are now better able to repel a conventional attack and have enough nuclear weapons to counter an enemy's first strike, according to a Chinese military expert. The army's firepower, strike
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      Lock icon China gives Asean plan full support
      304 3 BANGKOK, Tues. CHINA has thrown its total support behind a new Asean initiative which calls for national reconciliation m Cambodia, Thai Foreign Minister Siddhi Savetsila said today. The backing could mean that China, for the first time, has accepted the idea of a possible
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      Lock icon S'pore team meets Indians
      163 3 S'pore team meets Indians NEW DELHI, Tues. Senior Foreign Affairs officials from Singapore and India today discussed developments m Southeast Asia and bilateral relations during a wideranging exchange here, an Indian spokesman said. The Permanent Secretary m the Singapore Foreign Ministry, Mr Peter Chan, told Indian Foreign Office Secretary K.
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      Lock icon 'Yes' to rise in Japan's defence spending
      134 3 'Yes' to rise in Japan's defence spending TOKYO, Tues. Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone today approved a 7 per cent increase m Japan's military spending for the next fiscal year, but said his government would not treat it as sacred. The decision, reached at a Cabinet meeting presided over by Mr
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      Lock icon 'Viet success'
      52 3 BANGKOK, Tues. Vietnam said today it fought off a Chinese attack over the weekend, killing or wounding nearly 200 of the invaders. Vietnam News Agency, monitored m Bangkok, said a Chinese battalion attacked an area near Hill 233 m Vi Xuyen district of the northern province of Ha
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        Lock icon Punches in assembly
        57 3 FIGHTS BROKE out m Jammu and Kashmir state assembly yesterday during a vote which confirmed the ouster of chief minister Farouq Abdullah. Amid unprecedented scenes m an Indian legislature, dozens of punches were thrown and security guards remove! the parliamentary speaker, an Abdullah supporter, prompting a walkout
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        61 3 A BRITISH tanker has run aground m the Gulf of Mexico, and US officials feared an oil spill would threaten a national wildlife refuge on the Texas coast. There were no reports of injuries on the tanker, Alvenus, as the crew of 35 abandoned ship later on
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        Lock icon 'Chad centres held'
        63 3 LIBYAN RADIO said yesterday that guerillas fighting the government of Chad President Hissene Habre had captured "important centres" m the town of Mondo, about 200 km northeast of the capital, N'Djamena. The radio, monitored by the BBC, said the guerillas had inflicted heavy losses on Habre's forces
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        Lock icon German plans
        76 3 PREPARATIONS ARE going ahead for the first visit to West Germany by an East German leader regardless of harsh Soviet criticism over closer ties between the two countries, Bonn government spokesman Peter Boenisch said on Monday. Moscow's campaign of attacks on Bonn's efforts to improve Inter-German relations intensified
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        64 3 UNITED STATES officially opened a new embassy m West Beirut yesterday, but Marines continued manning barricaded checkpoints near the former embassy, about 500 metres to the east. Embassy sources said on Monday that the Marines would be withdrawn gradually over the next few days. A contingent
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      Lock icon Deng and Sir Geoffrey in good mood
      162 3 BRITISH Foreign Secretary Sir Geoffrey Howe (right) chatting with China's paramount leader Deng Xiaoping m Beijing yesterday at the end of his fiveday visit to China where he held talks on the future of Hongkong. Chinese leaders said Sir Geoffrey's talks had led
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      Lock icon Threat to computer games industry
      516 4 Piracy of programs reaches 'desperate levels' LONDON, Tuesday PIRACY of programs for computer games has reached "desperate levels" leading to losses amounting to at least £150 million (Ss4so million) for the industry m the past year, said Mr Donald Mac Lean, chairman of Britain's Federation
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      Lock icon 13 killed as train rams bullock in central Scotland
      331 4 13 killed as train rams bullock in central Scotland EDINBURGH, Tuos. THIRTEEN people were killed and scores injured m central Scotland when a crowded commuter train struck a bullock and ploughed into an embankment m Britain's worst rail disaster since 1967. Rescue teams were today still sifting through the wreckage
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      Lock icon Call to boost Third World's exports
      174 4 Call to boost Third World's exports GENEVA, Tues. International trade should undergo a "new liberalisation tc allow developing countries to boost their exports, the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (Gatt) report for 1983, published here, said. A long-term solution to the debts of developing countries needed "not only sufficient
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      Lock icon Bill passed to scrap London council
      147 4 LONDON, Tues. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government received the approval of Parliament today for moves to abolish the leftist-controlled Greater London Council (GLC), which administers key local services ln the British capital. A government Bill paving the way for the abolition of the
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      Lock icon Church's call a gamble to bring back union: Warsaw
      386 4 WARSAW, Tues. Poland's Communist Party yesterday denounced calls for liberalising the political system as an attempt by "political gamblers" to revive the outlawed Solidarity Union. The attack came a day after the powerful Roman Catholic Church, m an editorial published m
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      Lock icon Treasure ship found
      65 4 LEWES (Delaware). Tues Treasure hunters said yesterday that they had found the wreck ot a British warship, loaded with booty from captured Spanish ships, that sank nearly 200 years ago. At a news conference, representatives of the treasure hunters. Sub-sal Inc of Reno, Nevada, displayed artifacts, a
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      Mondale kicks off campaign with trip to the South
      318 5  -  LIAK TENG KIAT By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON, Tues. After a week of chasing fish m the lakes of Minnesota, Democratic presidential nominee Walter Mondale is beginning a more serious kind of fishing trip today for votes. With running mate Geraldlne Ferraro
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      Lock icon Homeless in US ask for right to vote
      73 5 PHILADELPHIA, Tues. Homeless people living on park benches In Philadelphia yesterday aaked a federal court to give them the right to vote la the state. Philadephla oppose*) such a move, saying people without fixed addresses cannot vote because this would lead to
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      227 5 ry than the West, where 11 of the 13 states have not voted Democrat even once m the past four elections. The South at least helped put Mr Jimmy Carter into the White House m 1976. Southerners were very sceptical about Mr Mondale s choice of a woman as number
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      Lock icon 10-day-old girl gets heart transplant
      251 5 10-day-old girl gets heart transplant LONDON, Tuesday A 10-DAY-OLD baby girl became the world's youngest heart transplant patient when she received a new heart m a London hospital yesterday, doctors said. The baby, Hollie Roffey, who was born with the left side of her heart missing, was m a stable
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      Lock icon How sex of twins was decided
      159 5 TORONTO, Ties. Doctors separating a Burmese pair ef Siamese twins chose "the more active, aggressive Infant" to leave as a bay, while making the meeker child a girl, the chief sf surgery at the Hospital fsr Sick Children udd yesterday. Dr Robert Filler, who
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      52 5 SAN SALVADOR, Tues. El Salvador's state-owned train company, Fendesal, has closed all railway lines m the country because of leftist guerilla attacks, a company spokesman said today. He said the lines would remain closed until an agreement was reached with the guerillas. Reuter SHEIKH YAMANI "...some banks could
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      Lock icon Lower oil price threat to banks, says Yamani
      459 5 CARDIFF Wales), Tueaday A NEW round of cuts m the price of crude oil could result m serious banking problems m the United States, including bankruptcy, Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani has said. Sheikh Yamani said last night a
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      Lock icon Tension lingers as barricades go down
      132 6 Tension lingers as barricades go down A LEBANESE soldier with a rocket launcher on his hack watching a bulldozer remove sand barricades m central Beirut on Monday. Efforts to clear away remaining barricades were held up by Muslim and Christian militia challenging each other to make the first move. Distrust
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      Lock icon Likud and Labour to discuss coalition
      354 6 JERUSALEM, Tuoaday THE Israeli Labour Party did a complete turnabout today and announced it will hold talks with Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir tomorrow to try and form a coalition government. Both Mr Shamir and Labour leader Shimon Peres met separately with President Ohaim Herzog,
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      212 6 Enraged monkeys take on police DURBAN (South Africa), Tues. Two patrolmen who answered the emergency call were driven back by the intruders. Riot police then arrived, surrounded the house, shot dead four of the invaders and scattered the rest of the troop. Mrs Kittle Lambrechts said her four-hour ordeal ended
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      257 6 'Ships in Gulf may have hit mines' WASHINGTON, Tueaday THREE ships were damaged over the weekend m the Gulf of Suez by explosions that Pentagon sources here said yesterday could have been mines. A United States State Department spokesman said he was aware of explosions that "may have been mines,"
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      Lock icon Israeli jailed for anti-Arab plot
      85 6 JERUSALEM, Tues. A member af an Israeli armed anti-Arab underground organisation was Jailed far three yeara today far plotting to blew ap Muslim shrines an Jerusalem's Temple Mount. Yosef Tzuria, 25, was convicted by the Jerusalem district court last week of plotting to commit a
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      Lock icon 10 Viets with powerful weapons held
      182 7 10 Viets with powerful weapons held MANILA, Tims. FILIPINO security forces arrested 10 Vietnamese carrying high-powered weapons after they drifted into northern Philippine waters on a disabled fishing boat, the Coast Guard said today. An announcement said the Vietnamese, all men, have been held at a constabulary (national police) outpost
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      Lock icon 48 arrested for witch hunting
      104 7 JAKARTA, Tues. Police have arrested 48 people m West Java m connection with the disappearance of 20 residents earlier this year, a police spokesman said today. He said some of them had confessed to killing 13 of the missing people for being sorcerers and practising
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      Lock icon Virata re-elected Prime Minister
      379 7  -  ABB Y TAN Opposition creates chaos during vote m Parliament By Manila Reporter MANILA, Tues. Mr Cesar Virata today was re-elected Prime Minister of the Philippines for a second term. The vote of 120 to 50 came after strong Opposition attempts to derail his nomination m
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      361 7 MANILA, Tues. Thousands of police and troops were mobilised today to escort three billion pesos m caah (about Ss3ls million) to 89 branches of Banco Filipino the savings bank closed last week because it could not meet withdrawals. The money
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      Lock icon Protesters sue Manila mayor for damages
      227 7 MANILA, Tues. An opposition lawmaker and 13 protesters who took part m a demonstration which police broke up with tear gas and truncheons, sued Manila mayor Ramon Bagatsing and his police chief today for 3 million pesos (*****,000) m damages. Assemblyman Orlando Mercado and
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      Lock icon Nakasone acts on trade with Asean
      114 7 TOKYO. Tnee. Prime Minister Yasaklra Nakaaaae today aald Japan ataanld make efferta to Inereaae imparts ef primary cemmodUlee and tropical «««ds, according to govFiprnsslag kls concern aboat tke trade imkalanwfi with Aaaaa eeaatriee aad Soatk Korea, Mr Nakaaone told a regalar Caktnet meeting tkat
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  • Asean: ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Mahathir hopes to get clearer picture
      455 8 Focus of Cabinet's upcoming economic review KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday PRIME MINISTER Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has suggested that the ambivalent and piecemeal results of previous, especially shortterm, policy planning could impair domestic production, deter investment and leave the country saddled with debt. Speaking
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      Dream town will not be abandoned after all
      390 8 KU ALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE dream town af Bukit Changgang that failed to take shape will be reactivated by ether projects scheduled for construction tn the area, Selangor Menterl Beaar Datnk Ahmad Rasall bin Haji Ali said yesterday. He said: "The shephoaaeo
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      Tycoon's family may face police action
      239 8 Tycoon's family may face police action KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The family of Johor tycoon Datuk Kuek Ho Yao, who was released after being held captive for more than two months, may face police action if a ransom had been paid. Police will be interviewing family members to find out if
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      Lock icon Shortage of 60,000 workers by next year
      148 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The nation will face a shortage of 60,000 workers both m the public and private sectors by next year, the Dewan Negara (Senate) was told yesterday. The Deputy Home Affairs Minister Mr Radzi Sheikh Ahmad, said the public sector would
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      Lock icon Talks will centre on trade imbalance
      109 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said today that trade will be the main thrust of discussions with Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke during his official six-day visit to Australia beginning on Aug 9. He said the talks would centre
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      Posters snapped up in a hurry
      223 9 SOME came after school, some came daring their lunch hoar and yet others came from home. They came for their free copy of The Sunday Times posters on Monday at the seven Times bookshops. Marcns Ng, 15, a student of Willow Avenue Secondary School,
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      Call for law to ensure local builders' share
      238 9 Call for law to ensure local builders' share AN AMERICAN building consultant has called for laws to give local contractors a share m all major government projects. Mr Paul Nelson, vicepresident of J. A. Jones Construction and Raffles City's project executive, said this would put local builders on equal footing
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      Mission 55-plus
      357 9  -  ANNE KOH Groups visiting Japan and US to study job schemes for the elderly By TWO missions will visit Japan and the United States to study their systems of employing people above 55 years old. Mission members will include representatives from the National Trades Union Congress, the Singapore
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      Jakarta cracks down on gold smuggling from Singapore
      332 9 Jakarta cracks down on gold smuggling from Singapore By INDONESIAN authorities are cracking down on gold smugglers who, they believe, are bringing m the metal from Singapore. This follows the recent arrests of three Singaporean suspects. An Indonesian embassy spokesman, Mr Mazhar Abdullah, said on Monday that most of the
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      Museum films
      62 9  -  FIVE films. Water m Bogor, Dam the Delta, Sailing, Harvest of the Gulfs and Gateway for Giants, will be shown at the Port of Singapore Authority Maritime Museum m August. Visitors to the museum at Sentosa can request the screening of filmshows by calling the museum office on
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      Man jailed for stealing from fast food shop
      106 9 TWO men broke into a Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant through a ventilation panel m the lavatory and stole more than $11, itl from the safe. Chia Kwang Yong, 24, and his accomplice used a crowbar and a screwdriver to prise open the
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      577 11  -  SIMONE VAZ 6 die m accidents on railway line so far this year Story by Pictures by AZIZ HUSSIN THE next time you want to take a short cut across the railway track, think again. You could be courting death. Six people have already been
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      New traffic lights
      43 11 THE new traffic signals at Qu eensway Commonwealth Drive junction will be operational from Friday at 10 a.m. Also, Jalan Ampas becomes a one-way street from 10 a.m. on Aug 7 with traffic flowing from Jalan Ampas to Lorong Ampas.
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      Give blood
      30 11 A PUBLIC blood donation session will be held at the Singapore Buddhist Welfare Services at Lorong G, Telok Kurau on Aug 5, from 9.30 a.m. until 12.30 p.m.
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      New three-in-one TV programme
      86 11 THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation Is coming np with a new one-hour Chinese magazine programme for Channel 8. Entitled Family Hour, it will be telecast at 7.t5 p.m. three times a week from Sept 11 and will eventually be screened daily. The programme will pack a drama
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      Woman jailed and fined
      41 11 A JOBLESS woman, Irene Ong Han Cheng, 19, was sentenced to a day's jail and fined $2,000 for shoplifting at Yaohan department store at Orchard Road on Sunday. She pleaded guilty to stealing $548.50 worth of items.
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      Baby-tussle housewife granted divorce
      317 11  -  BEN DAVIDSON By A THAI housewife, involved m a baby-tussle with her estranged husband six months ago, was yesterday granted a divorce by the High Court on the grounds of adultery. Madam Wingduan Tan, who married Mr Rennie Tan m July 1980, and has a one-year-old
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      Time to bank-in on a cashless society
      401 12 Time to bank-in on a cashless society Work together to allay fears of change, says employers' magazine WORKERS have lo be encouraged to accept cashless pay-days and to receive their salaries at the bank instead. This is when employers, unions and workers themselves, have to work together m overcoming any
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      Mr 'X' faces 13 more cheating charges
      135 12 Mr 'X' faces 13 more cheating charges THIRTEEN more cheating charges were yesterday brought against a 30-year-old man whose true identity has yet to be established. All the fresh charges, involving goods worth about $3,015, named "David W. Harris". Police inspector Michael Tay asked for another week's custody as more
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      Why boy didn't tell others his friend drowned
      170 12  - Why boy didn't tell others his friend drowned CHARMAINE CHAN By A SIX-YEAR-OLD boy did not tell anyone that his five-year-old friend had fallen Into a drain while fishing because he was afraid of being punished. Mohd Asm! bin Selamat told a coroner's inquiry on Monday that he saw Mohammad
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      Video firm raided by thieves
      79 12 Video firm raided by thieves THIEVES broke into a video service company m Pearl Centre and stole $13,410 m cash and video equipment on Saturday. Police said the managing director of Nikko Video Service Centre, Mr P. H.Koh, said he left the shop on Friday night and returned the next
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      Newsmaker in tune
      325 12  -  AUDREY PERERA Youngest member m workshop called 'musical standout' By HE'S been playing the violin since he was four years old, and took to playing the piano when he was nine. And at 12, Yew Shan was the youngest member of the Singapore delegation at the 3rd
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      Improve skills and use modern methods: Ch'ng
      327 12 A GOVERNMENT official yesterday told managements and unions m the construction and woodworking industry "Do your part to improve workers' skills ana use modern methods and machinery." Mr Ch'ng Jit Koon, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Prime Minister's Office), said the government had done more
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      Cards help guests find their way
      98 12 A LOCAL hotel has introduced special cards for its guests to ensure that they don't get lost. The card, printed m English and Mandarin, helps them communicate more effectively with taxi-drivers. One side of the card says: "Please drive me to Hotel Meridien Singapore."
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      Marriage rites that will not take place
      236 13 Marriage rites that will not take place THE hijacked lorrydriver who was found shot dead ln his vehicle on Monday had been preparing for his marriage according to Chinese rite*. Relatives of Mr Ong Kinc Hock, 25, said yesterday that his marriage had been officially registered. At the family flat
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      Neptune Court doubles fees for its car parks
      181 13 Neptune Court doubles fees for its car parks PARKING fees at Neptune Court housing estate m Marine Vista will be raised by 100 per cent from today. The new fees are $2 per entry for a whole day and $60 for a month. The increase will affect residents who own
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      Mini orchids may prove a big hit in flats
      452 13 Mini orchids may prove a big hit in flats Experiments are on to create the perfect specimen HERE'S some good news for flat dwellers who like orchids but cannot find a suitable type that they can grow m the limited space at home. Experiments are underway to create miniature orchid
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      Five groups to send petition to minister
      241 13 Five groups to send petition to minister Appeal against increasing fees m HDB car parks FIVE heavy-vehicle associations will send a joint petition to the National Development Minister, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, later this week to appeal against next year's parking fee increases. The group, representing about 2,000 lorry, crane
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      'QCCs still in infancy after three years of effort'
      143 13 'QCCs still in infancy after three years of effort' THE quality control circle movement m Singapore is still m its infancy after three years of "deliberate and concerted effort" at national and company level. Mr Wong Hung Khim, general manager of the 'ort of Singapore Authority (PSA), stressed that putting
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      Building pace in central area keeps up
      187 13 THE building pace m the office and shop sectors m the central area does not seem to have lost its momentum. National Development Ministry's latest statistics show projected supply of these facilities up to 1969, to be more than what had been estimated
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      Jeya at forum
      33 13 THE MP (or Anson, Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam of the Workers' Party, addressed National University of Singapore undergraduates yesterday m a closed door forum organised by the university's Political Association.
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      'Don't fear good leaders' promotion'
      496 14  -  IVAN LIM Teng Cheong tells unions to worry if trouble-makers are 'pinched' By DON'T be unduly worried if capable union leaders are poached by employers. What unions should really worry about is when a troublesome leader is promoted to avoid problems for the management, NTUC
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      Special constable Jenny is not afraid anymore
      242 14 GANGSTERS and drag Addicts used to tether confidential clerk Mlss Jenny Yar Ctanl Hoong, ta, when she helped ent nt her tether's coffee shop en weekends. Bat net any mere. Fer Jenny, n Volunteer Special Constable, now knows how to deal with them.
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      Shell's out but fight for UWPI posts still keen
      290 14 Shell's out but fight for UWPI posts still keen KEEN tussle for leadership m the petroleum union remains despite the exit of the Shell branch as a house union. There was Jostling for all key posts when the United Workers of Petroleum Industry held its elections last Friday. Heeding the
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      Temple ceremony
      64 14 Temple ceremony THE Sri Ruthra Kaliamman temple m Depot Road is joining m Singapore's 25th year celebrations with a religious function that goes on until Aug 6. This is the first time a Hindu ceremony of this magnitude, called Sat ha Chandi Mana Yagam, is being held m the region.
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      Housewife fined for bigamy
      107 14 A HOUSEWIFE was yesterday jailed for a day and fined a total of $4,500 for making a false declaration and committing bigamy. Yeong Ah Mooi, 33, was fined $1,500 after she admitted making the false declaration at the Registry of Marriages on July 4 last year
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      Work as one through hard times
      273 15 Work as one through hard times IT is important for unions and management to work together if Singapore shipyards are to adopt new measures to pull them through current difficulties, Mr S. Chandra Das, the adviser to the Keppel Shipyard union, said yesterday. In the last couple of years, it
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      Chamber to have centre for skills
      261 15  -  NGIAM TONG HAI By THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry will set up a training centre to upgrade management skills and related matters for its 6,000 members who operate small and medium-sized companies. The centre is expected to be set up early
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      Five helping Indonesians in probe
      121 15 Five helping Indonesians in probe FIVE men, including a Singapore salvage company director, are still helping the Indonesian authorities m investigations after they were detained for alleged illegal entry into Indonesian waters last Friday. An Indonesian embassy spokesman said yesterday that they would be released once investigations showed that they
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      Breathe in, the air is clean
      225 15 TAKE a deep breath the air m Singapore is safe to breathe. But there is no guarantee that it will continue to be so, a university don said yesterday. With Singapore's rapid expansion m industrial activities and urban development, there will be constant changes
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      Survey shows people happier with HDB service
      238 15 THE increasing number of applications for flats and their faster allocation means more contact between Housing Board officers and the public. Does this mean there will be tension and discourtesy? Not at all. In June, the HDB conducted a survey to find out
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      Man held on a parang charge
      98 15 A 31- YEAR-OLD man was charged yesterday m court with possession of a 31 cm-long parang and a blade knife at the driveway of a factory at Upper Paya Lebar Road on Tuesday. No plea was taken from Choo Soy Kong, who is alleged
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      Traffic Police win contest
      138 15 THE Traffic Police yesterday emerged winner of the Courtesy Corner Competition, an tn-hoiue contest organised by the police force ln conjunction with the National Courtesy Campaign. The month-long competition which ended yesterday involved the eight iand divisions, Marine Police, Airport Police and Traffic Police. Each station
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      Man dies in plane
      56 15 A SINGAPOREAN died m an aeroplane while flying home from Jakarta yesterday. The man, Mr Saban bin Saliman, 62, was found unconscious by his wife shortly after the plane landed at Changi Airport at 2 p.m. Police said Mr Saban had a history of heart problems.
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      Woman faces drug charge
      67 15 A 24- YEAR-OLD woman was charged yesterday with having drugs at a house at Toh Close, off Upper Changi Road, on Monday. Mary Soo is alleged to have a plastic straw of heroin, four sticks of cannabis and about 18 grams of hashish. No plea was
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      DCA made surplus of $72.5 m
      275 17 DC A made surplus of $72.5 m Landing, parking and aerobridge fees were main money grossers THE Department of Civil Aviation made a surplus of $72.5 million last year. The $68.8 million from landing, parking and aerobridge fees was the major contributor to the department's operating revenue of $221.2 million.
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      Little taste for throw-away canteen utensils
      316 17  - Little taste for throw-away canteen utensils SALMA KHALIK By MR HOON Sing Eng looked uncomfortable as he weaved his way past the tables. He was trying rather gingerly to carry four caps of soya bean drink to the other side of the airport staff canteen where his family was having
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      Half-price offer to new life members
      65 17 Half-price offer to new life members LIFE membership of the Young Men's Christian Association of Singapore is available to the public at $1,500 from today to Sept 15. The current rate is $3,000 but a statement said this concession is being offered m commemoration of SingaE ore's 25 years of
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      One dead, four injured in accidents over past five days
      196 17 A MAN died and four people were injured m separate accidents over the past five days. Motorcyclist Yap Beng Hock, 19, was travelling along Cioa Chu Kang Track 2A towards Jalan Teck Whye on Monday evening when he had a
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      M-cyclist 'extended' his own driving licence
      189 17 M-cyclist 'extended' his own driving licence A MOTORCYCLIST eot more mileage out of his expired driving licence by extending the expiry date for another three years, a court heard yesterday. This was one of the six traffic violations against Ridhuan bin Mohamad, 22. A tampered Class 2 licence was seized
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      487 13 w Be a part of mmMX Between Cuppage Plaza and Centrepoint Food Street, I the very first shopping mall m Orchard Road. I I Strategically located opposite Centrepoint, near MRT Somerset Station. I Cuppage Plaza is the only centre specially built to cater for restaurants, I I cooked food stalls
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      839 14 THE 1984 TWER BOOT DRINKING CONTEST WINNER-LAST WEEK'S HEATS These are the 3 who have qualified for the Grand Finals: (Name) (Venue) (Time) Lye Hin Seng Paradise Coffee House 8.09 sec Alfred Lee Han Teck Europa Lounge 6.32 sec Dadhilbal Ram Ahgir Spring Season Coffee House 15.50 sec Qualifiers: Michael
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      Crisis in the Philippines
      1043 16 A look at the country's economic turmoil, how it came about, what the prospects are and what Filipinos say about the current situation. IN mid-1983, the Republic of the Philippines appeared to be on a smooth road. Export prices were up. Industrial production had increased. The
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      Mini-boom gone bust
      268 16 UKE so many developing coontries, the Philippines has faced the problem of how to stay on course with a development strategy while fostering political modernisation. Between Independence In 1949 and 1972, when President Marcos declared martial law, the country failed to make any headway with land reform.
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      'Quick-£ix measures won't work'
      510 16 'Quick-£ix measures won't work HARVARD-trained Jaime "Jimmy" Ongpin, 46, is president of the Benguet Corporation and head of a group of export-oriented companies. An activist businessman, he is a leading critic of the government and is well-known for his vocal disagreements with older brother Roberto, who runs the country's Trade
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      Views off the man-in-the-street
      843 16 IT'S now the rainy season, but the afternoon skies are crystal clear and the air is not too muggy. At the Manila International Airport, a large signboard announces a peso remittance lottery with attractive cash prizes. "To encourage our overseas workers to remit their earnings through
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      340 16 tf&fll fc *£jt MADRAS is *m fl _Ar~ one of the most fashion- wg^^^ ggF \_\^**ammm\ jjbai able glasses M^^^ -'S J^mm^-^^mßß******^^^^TY--m^r"". r*-f produced by the Chemical J m^ j»f <-*- jt _-i _n Sculptun'ng Systems /ts ,_m N^ _m+ "MkT*-**^ sp'endtd panels used as f Jm S m L
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      338 17 8 Ag^^£e^)_£j I n «^#m P^ir discounts to customotsi [J il M tLmtm^lt\m\m\m\^\^^^ From Ist Aug To 31st Aug 1984 I n n_^_wC%mr^ To patrons, Who order A Dish of Clay-Pot I J jj| Wm\*7 ii Chicken Sharks Fins $150, one Free Peking jgj/ I m^^^m^ is Every Pre-ordered table
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      675 17 FIND OUT HOW MUCH MORE YOU CAN GET IF YOU BUY A PERSONAL COMPUTER authorised dealer for the leading names a Personal Computers such as M, Hewlett Packard and Apple. m m m g^^^s} l \i- awl I We stand behind every Personal Computer we sell. That's a good reason
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  • The Straits Times says
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      For how long, Mr Lange?
      486 18 For how long, Mr Lange? IT IS true that New Zealand's Prime Minister David Lange has said he intends to stick to what his Labour Party pledged to do m the election ban US nuclear-powered and nuclear-armed warships from the country's ports and waters. But there is still some ambivalence
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    Israel's jigsaw politics
    1298 18  -  IVOR CREWE By PARTIES (roughly from least to most hardline) 1904 1981 ARAB I Bm*M Democratic Front (Pro-Soviet, Palestinian Nationalist) 4 4 H I Progressive List for Peace (mixed Jewish/Arab list; mainly Arab votes) 2 0 H JEWISH LEFT "~H Citizen's Rights (radical, anti-clerical, pro-women's and Arab
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    Lock icon US elections: How the Soviets are adapting
    730 18 WASHINGTON FOR both Ronald Reagan and Walter Mondale, relations with the Soviet Union loom as an Important campaign Issue. Each candidate wants to portray himself as better able than the other to preserve peace, to negotiate arms control accords and to stand firm
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    Lock icon The Art Buchwald column
    582 18 The Art Buchwald column There goes Miss America TWO earth-shattering things happened recently that affected every person m this country. One was that the Democratic National Convention selected a woman as its viee-presidentialcandi-date; the other, that Miss America of 1984 appeared on the nations newstands au naturel m Penthouse magazine.
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  • FORUM
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      A musical a day is just too much
      340 19 What benefits are there m watching such shows daily? HAS SBC ever considered the pros and cons of showing a Chinese musical every day? It is indeed an undeniable fact that it is among the top-rated shows because it's fun, exciting, entertaining
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      A case of 'heads I win, tails you lose' by insurers?
      199 19 A case of 'heads I win, tails you lose' by insurers? PLEASE refer to the letter "Insurer can refuse to consider claim" by "General Insurance Association of Singapore." (ST, 27 July). It is just like a game of "heads I win, tails you lose." If the insurer can refuse to
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        Sports facilities at community centres
        284 19 Sports facilities at community centres PLEASE refer to the letter "CCs should open earlier" by 8.8. which was published on July 21. In October last year, the People's Association launched a three-month trial project to open the sports facilities, study rooms and senior citizens' clubs of 10 modern community centres
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        Fair property tax assessment
        168 19 Fair property tax assessment "VICTIM" (ST, July 23) alleges that: o Only "after much haggling" was he given owner-occupied concession for property tax. This Is not true. When the vendor's lawyer clarified the date of possession, the concession was given to him as from that date. o His house was
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      • Letter
        Why payment took a few weeks
        114 19 WE refer to the letter "Weeks pass and still no money" by Mr Hassan bin Sudin (ST, July 20). We are sorry that Mr Hassan had to wait some weeks for his workmen's compensation. However, the government accounting procedure requires that all money received
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      • Letter
        Sagging ceiling
        53 19 I REFER to the letter by "Concerned" (ST, July 26) regarding a sagging concrete ceiling m his new kitchen. The writer is reauested to contact the undersigned at extension 1107 or 1116 with relevant details so that immediate action can be taken. TAN HENG HUAY Executive assistant secretary,
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      Untitled
      87 19 THE Straits Timos welcomes letters from you. Your letters must include your signature, full name, address, and homo and office telephone numbers, if any. Thoy should profsrably bo typed, double-spaced, on ono sido of tho paper. You may add pseudonym if you wish. Brevity is an advantage. Wo reserve tho
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      TV aerials all can use
      79 19 COULD the relevant authorities look into providing Common Aerial Television (CATV) for low-rise private housing by using nearby high-rise buildings' aerials. The authorities can collect monthly rental from the users. The TV reception is getting poorer with more and more high-rise buildings coming up, no
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      Kudos for one man, advice for all parents
      213 19 Kudos for one man, advice for all parents I WOULD like to say "Thank you* to the man who stopped a young boy from stealing my attache case while I was having lunch at Goldhill Square on July 28. Such civic-mindedness should be publicly acknowledged for it is a rare
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      Japan's legal system finds itself on trial
      695 20  -  PETER HAZELHURST Three convicted murderers have been cleared m new hearings By Tokyo Correspondent The Menda case is an example of false accusation based on presumptive evidence. Menda was arrested on a separate charge and then made to confess to murder w under
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      Lock icon Sorry plight of working children
      588 20 Sorry plight of working children GENEVA They work m mines, factories, construction sites or plantations, they weave carpets, polish shoes, sell cigarettes they are children under 15 with illegal, full-time Jobs. The "sub-proletariat In short trousers" numbers an estimated 75 million around the world, says the International Labour Organisation (ILO).
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      278 20 Wwik^ y t^^^^^^^__m tWWk WWS aBBr m******rIn Paris, you spell CHIC MLfSr? X %H] Their own style. •*L *a— I I a a i WWg Waam_____^*-t^4mW r^__Y Willi CQPITa I IO I ferS; tt______W iX^f^^f^^^ ss^ k i mam £g* Four women define theirs vividly Do V,)U know More chic
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      341 20 I llllg I Marketing Institute of Singapore I CERTIFICATE IN SALES I AND MARKETING (CSM) 3rd INTAKE B Applications are invited for the 3rd intake of the Certificate m Sales and B Marketing programme, commencing Bth October 1984 Nature of Programme fl This is a 1-year evening programme, consisting of
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    • In the market
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        Singapore barometer
        37 21 Up Down Unch Industrials 97 18 9 Finance 1 9 2 Hotels 8 0 3 Properties 10 1 0 Plantations 9 2 I Mining 4 2 0 Deb/Loons 5 0 3 Total 152 25 17
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        42 21 Up Down Unch Industrials 85 23 19 Finance 10 2 0 Hotels 1 0 I Properties 9 I I Oil palms 5 4 0 Tins 6 4 2 Rubbers 21 2 0 Deb/Loons 1 0 0 Total 138 36 23
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        83 21 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market extended its rally for the fourth straight day yesterday with share prices finishing higher across the board m active trading. The widely-moni-tored New Straits Times Industrial Index rose 11.90 points to 1411.90. Reflecting the up- ward trend, the market's scoreboard showed gains
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        37 21 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1983/84 High 1071 91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1983/84 Low 712.29 (5/1/83) 684 88 (4/1/83) All time High 1071 91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All-time Low 74.75(17/9/64) 550 78 (12/8/82)
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        220 21 Rises ChMiM 386 +56 DBS 850+30 M Brmrarits 68S 30 VanDwHoni 292 +30 Acmi 270 +30 U* *m 356 ♦28 HlMnfMsoc 320 +26 M Cement 735 +25 Lim Hrn 625 25 KwtoSMhn 525 +25 MPnpwtin 291 +23 GMrft K«rt SOc 208 +22 Borton 250 +21 OCBC 970
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        75 21 BousterißM +5 bantu +6 PMC -3 Salt S*> +8 C*C +6 Haw Par +6 Pan Dk +6 Stow Darby -2 CCM +15 hchcapeßhd +1 Peril Plant +4 S Tradhf unch CoMStwaic +10 KeppH +5 Pnrrw +10 SifCitp +8 OunlopW +2 MTC +6 Promt +10 Euo unch
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      Budget advertising for productive results
      588 21  -  ANGELINE TAN 'Try to mix your communications outlets' Small business By THERE may be times when it is more productive if businessmen do not advertise, said Mr Ronald Friedman at a recent seminar entitled How To Get Big Results From A Small Advertising Budget. Mr
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        56 21 LONDON National Westminster Bank said it plans to be^in underwriting activities m Japan m October following approval of its application to join Japan's National Bond Underwriting Syndicate. The syndicate began admitting foreign members earlier this year and Natwest, the major subsidiary of National Westminster Bank PLC, will
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        25 21 STOCKHOLM AB Volvo's car division, its biggest profit-earner last year, is expecting to improve on its record 1983 performance this year. Rev- Reuter
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      386 21  -  S. KUMAR Recovery continues with interim profit of $5.6 m By SEMBAWANG Shipyard appears on course for a dramatic recovery this year, after a shocking performance m 1983. The group achieved an $8.4 million turnaround, transforming a loss of $2.8 million at half-time last year
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      No one is in a rush to call it a day
      119 21 IT MAY be 15 minutes after the closing bell has sounded at the Singapore stock exchange, but who wants to rush home after yet another satisfying day at the local stock market? In sharp contrast to the inactivity of
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      Australian video group to set up shop here
      381 21  - Australian video group to set up shop here CHAN ENG CHENG By DESPITE the problem of piracy, the largest Australian video group is setting up shop here to tap the lucrative home video business here, estimated to be worth $120 million annually. Communications and Entertainment Ltd (CEL), the first foreign
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      Fight over Tai Sang takes a new turn
      329 21  - Fight over Tai Sang takes a new turn NORA CHENG By THE tussle over Tai Sang Land Development between local company United Industrial Corp and the Ma family of Hongkong has taken a new tarn. Hongkong's Commissioner for Securities has informed Wardley, UlC's financial adviser, that he wants to verify
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      101 21 24 pc drop in pre-tax profits KUALA Lumpur Industries Bhd has posted a 24 per cent decline m group pre-tax profits to M 52.3 million for the half-year ended April 30, this year. Revenue fell 4.4 per cent to MJ11.5 million over the corresponding period. At the company level, there
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      4602 22 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Acmo (2 658 3 OOS) (2) 2 40 (2) 2 46 (3) 2 44 (2) 2 46 (2) 2 65 (1) 2 60 (500) 2 70 Alcorn (2 058X4) 1 93 (5) I 94 (4) 1 96 (3) 1 95 (4) 1
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      2953 22 IM4 Last YWd Voi Day «fh Low Company Sate Char*. (000) Mgh Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL I COMMERCIAL 310 216 Acmo 270 +30 27 512 270 240 308 183 Alcom 204 +14 2 4 117 207 193 312 218 Aided Choc 290 -20 34 43 306
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        49 23 GOLD US$/oz lues Mon Singapore 342 00— 342 50 337.00 337.50 Hongkong 342 20— 342 70 *****-***** Mon Fri New York 342.00— 342 50 341.00—342.00 London 340.00— 340 50 335.00— 335 75 Sept Dec Stmex Gold Futures high— low 354.70 353 30 Closing 344.00 354.50 Volume: 633
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        126 23 -THE KILOBAR market traded between 5523,705 ~and5523,912. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.80/1.30 and eased to U*****.50/ 341. Steady buying pushed the market up to U*****,201.70 to close at U*****.00/1.50 for lunch. It re-opened at U*****.25/75. Strong buying drove the market up to the day's high of
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        129 23 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices closed mixed on late profit-tak-ing after India's presence m the market sparked light covering and speculative buying. PALM Closing prices Crude MS/tonm palm oil Aug 995 (south k centra)) ***** (north) Sep 995 (south) Refined palm Ol MJ tonnes RBD palm Aug 605
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        57 23 THE Straits Tin price m Penang remained at the International Tin Agreement's floor level of M 529.15 per kilo. There was a larger offering of 205 tonnes, up from 97 tonnes on Monday. The buffer stock manager continued to support strongly at this level. There was 40 per
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        24 23 Closing prices Copper £/tome Mon Spot *****0-*****0 (1011.00 1011.50) 3 months 1030 50 1031 00 (1029.00—1029 50) Market tone: Easier Sales 15.350 tonnes
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        25 23 Closing prices Aluminium l/fmm Spot 877 00-877 50 (870 50 871 50) 3 months 902 00— 902.50 (895.50-895.50) Market tone Steady Sales: 12.800 tonnes
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        21 23 Silver Clown prices USJ/troy iv Tues Mm Singapore 7.12—7.17 Mw fri New York 7.08— 7 13 Source Credit Suisse. Spore
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        333 23 FOB m bales RAS MRELB (S cents/kio) M cents/Mo) Noon Close Noon Close Int I RSS prompt 185.50— 186.50N 185 25— 186 25N unq unq Int. IRSSAug 187.00 188 00 186 75—187 75 208 75—209 50 207 50—209 00 Int 1 RSS Sept 194 00-194 50 193.75-194 25 lot
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        360 23 Noon do*! Gambier 10% 270 s«« Mew m grade pricMS/lOOkc FoeNSW 305 00 (sellers) 15* H5 new crop 209 00 CoCOnilt j. r i 20* 262 Jiangxi new crop 173 00 OH 35% 255 See Mew new crop Bulk FOB 215 00 (sellers) -t lsf r 1380 Old
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      367 23 NEW YORK, Tues. Stocks fell yesterday with the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropping 4.64 points to 1109.98. The market followed the lower trend m the bond market. It was also affected by profit-taking at the end of the day. Mr Sidney Dorr of Janney Montgomery Scott said: "For
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      77 23 i i i i i i -i i i I Hongkong Hans Senf Tuesday 800.15 (802.68) y Week ago 754.75 J| Australian All-Ordinaries vZ? Tuesday 681.6 (682.4) SiWeek ago 671.5 B Australian Industrials Tuesday 979.7 (977.6) Week ago 960.1 Financial Times Industrials Monday 778.7 (776.4) Week ago 755.3 Dow
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      294 23 M m Chanfe Hk Elect Won 6 90 -0 1 '.ssocioted Hotek Hk Gos 5 20 -0 05 8onk Of East Asia 19 30 +0.1 Hk Hotels 14 OON unch Cheung Kong 7 25 -0 1 HK Land 2 30 -0 025 Chmo L _*it 10 60 -0 2
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      322 23 31 Vtn Change Mitsubishi 54b +8 Mitsu. Co 331 -I Aimomoto 1150 unch Mitsui Shtpbldg 150 I Akoi 402 +3 Mitsu.Smelt.ng 403 -22 Amodo 1 1 10 +30 Mrtsukoih. 353 unch Asoh. Chem 634 1 2 Mitvjm. Asohi Gloss 750 +3 Murota Mfg 2370 -60 Bonk Tk 445 unch
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      327 23 My 31 Cents OunfC Hooker 155 unch (Aust) I C I 202 +2 INOUSTtIALS t"^*, 00 L Lend Lease 490 -(-10 Magellan Pet Aust 190 voch ACI 182 +1 AAayne Nick less 265 +3 AN I 218 unch Metals Explor A P M 227 +2 N L 42 unch
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      242 23 M» M VSf UWnjt GUf Oil Cp Alcoa 32V* -V* Gutt Res 17* Allied Chem Cp 29* unch Hewlett Pack 35% unch Alhs-Chotmers 8% Intl Bust Mach 108* Am Tel Tel 17* -V* Intl Harvester 5* Amox Inc 17V4 unch Intl Tel Tel 24 Arm Corp 26% +V*
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      558 23 My 31 Pence Chance Cons Gold 481 +2 MTMKTMtI*. Rus Plont B'i 4k ■WSTRIALS ZCI 16 unch Alfced-Lyons 154 1 Ass D«r*s 150 2 US BTRPLC 424 +5 AAC 13 -H Bobcockt 133 -1 Amgold 90* -V. Barclay* 452 +5 AAI 42^ -3/4 Beechams 306 +18 Bracken 233 unch
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        206 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1 7878— 1 7908 5.66—5.53 Canadian dollar 1 6392 1 6406 6 16—6 07 NZ dollar 1 0651— 1 0678 9.64-9.27 Sterling pound *****—***** 3 59— 3.53 US
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        239 23 THE US dollar opened at 552.1510/25 and trading was thin. Some late trading brought the rate up to a high of 5J2.1540 50 to close there. The greenback was also quietly traded against the major currencies. Against the Deutschemark, it opened at 2.8900/10 and was traded to a low
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        Unit Trusts
        165 23 Managers prices for Arbuthnot Securities Asia seventh B Pu t-a t») m-m 31.IJuly Spore Growth Fund 08.: -086,. JKI" X Sinfapoce Unit Trust OUB-Montafu EVpT' SSStaN SfciS Union Spore Fund 1 0»-l 16 BKBw gtiii Spore Prog Fum I*4-153 U,-m« P-™l ILJ4 S pore Sec Fun, 2 19—2
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      Malaysia Mining to sell stake in Bradken
      381 23 AFTER months of negotiations, patient shareholders of Kuala Kampar Tin Fields Bhd must be pleased that its purchase of Malaysia Mining Corporation Bhd's stake m steel casing manufacturer Bradken Malaysia Bhd is now taking shape. The giant mining group will sell its 32.4
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      543 23 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL Receiving Receiving Shp (Voy.fe) Arr Careo Time Block Glory Ace (48A) 1/8 (2100) FSB *****9P. 1.6 Jaceiin (25W) 1/8 (2130) FSB *****930 G3 maat (430E) 1/8 (2300) FSb *****100 N4 Ne- Guardian (9/84) 1/8(2300) FSB 0900 1100 B4 Bremen
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      145 23 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Jurong Antar 46 aside 01.8 Bela Rozo 9 aside Ned Leuve 44 aside 01 8 Owi Oaya 4 aside Ol'l Aconcagua 44 01/8 02/8 Hock Hai lee 4 aside 018 Cochise 15/6 01/8 02/8 CMI 78/ B
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      Peh family of Chuan Hup Duyh hotel
      346 24  - Peh family of Chuan Hup Duyh hotel S. KUMAR By THE Peh family of Chuan Hup Marine is buying a Ms 64 million hotel on the idyllic island of Pulau Langkawi from Promet Bhd. The private deal was secured through Scanco Services and Trading Ltd, the Hongkong-based investment arm of
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      3024 24 INDUSTRIALS Ajinomoto (3 84S) Alex Hldg cd Alcom (2.208) (6) 2 18 (22) 2 20 Antoh (I 946 1 955) (2) I 93 (4) 1 .92 (26) 1 94 (40) 1 95 cd A Choc (3.208) (27) 332 (17) 3.30 (4) 3.34 (5) 3.28 (14) 3.26
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      1186 24 fl The Department of Extramural Studies will be conducting the following courses during the Ist half of fl H September. 1984 H Course Title Fee Venue Date Day Time (pm) H SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY fl H Minimal BASIC $140 Waterloo Centre 1.9 Sat 2 30-5 30 H W BASIC Programming for
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      561 26 §nL_J3 A^ii rf\\ &t X/ EseAmJl flHi fll warn lfl fl ■■c- IH P _\W__w WkM I m^r^ ~s~-C\f fO JL/\ HiTjUai^tiiiinfflßW *1 WrW iim'Wmu'iii.jC an fcUl Pi Lfl flflfl fcfl i TIN t^l fl^ 13 IIM fc I 11^ fl WWT^W fcJ l^^^^^l Brfl fcl fcfl Bfl flVj lfl
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      436 26 j^H I RENOWN FOR I I SZECHUAN CUISINE I'^Sl^ Coma and Savour *m*m?. The Beat There Is In Szechuan! v ?:^fsy Prepared only by our &sfe."3Bfl 3 experienced Taipei Cooks and 1 I' \\WK* try our chef's own delightful B M receipe of \y ,*Y?* ""OHO SPECIAL FISH" J We
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      315 26 m JT~ ~_^m____ _9^ AtemMm mm. a^W*\m m aa maw ________\\____a^r ■'^Prepared with that Kampung Touch We .ire pleased to announce that Sate-Sate is now under a new management. The KETUPAT. however, is still on the house. So. come on over. Soon! r^D An g? Bf 9 ____mmm__ The Satay
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      212 26 HaveA abiteat^L CHERRY the quiet basement SI 9 I .W. B of SheU Tower, mm*wwm*mw w mmaww Cherry Bistro cum Wine Bar, offers a very selective (^_Pfm_. menu thnt includes perennial v^apfSrT <fc~^ favourites such as Grilled Sirloin < y Steak, Fillet of Sole Meuniere, etc. j- J**]/ The Wine
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      182 26 i For the best JM^ t^B na S m rHwWLm Hma! padang r .Jjjl *d *J food! BP j *^^^^wMAaAAAAAA_-_r*Laaam***mm*****r -I' ii •'^^^^B Only at Help yourself to a variety o» delicious mt* Indonesian dishes Bali Hut's Indonesia a_\__W____g*_ m____mA Cornet is a delightful daily feast ot a__r**W m9 **ymw
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      770 27 m A 1 737*1166 oist m >)__yr^ f DIST NEW APARTRKNT f\ \_amm I f\ I J f 1 H-hfn \m*\*\*m\a** t __W** W J "j^ f -*T \l \arnS, MOjA./^^ FAR EAST MANSION V^^^ #/WV •"*Y^~~ 1 x Panjang fl.loo f l\ I *S Z*&^ Ym*^_m.\ I _J* f
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      575 27 14 Antiques/Ail A Crsfts I JUBT OPENED ORIGINS An- tlques, 42 Lorong Mambong (Holland Village), Singapore 1027. Rare antiques/ arts and crafts from Japan, Korea, China and Chinese country-style 5 furniture. Open dally. Contact II Mrs Emily Goh, tei *****61 5. 1. ANTIQUE FURNITURE ANO Junk wanted. Young Antique Compa-
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      481 27 24 Garage Sals FOR SALE EXCLUSIVE cotton/ linen dresses m both casual and sophisticated styles at down to earth prices (Ss3o S$2SO). Feel free to Browse (Tuesdays Fridays 2.00-6.00pm) at 34A Coronation Rd West, Singapore 1026 (off Holland Road) or Call *****94 for an appointment. Limited stock only. 25 Sale:
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      661 27 28 Health Csntrss/ Massage FEELING TIRED A Lethargic? Call over for a relaxing massage at Goldhill de Sauna. 51 Goldhill Plaza #03-09, Podium Block. Open dally 10am to llpm. Free parking after spm. For appointment phone Corlne *****11, *****00. ORCHARD PLAZA HEALTH Centre, Unit #03-30, Ist floor. Orchard Plaza, (above
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      1875 27 wTTS^-tft- ATES: 1 OSSIFICATION Saturday: 8 30om 2 00pm Ordmory 00 per word (Mm $15 00) ilom deodime lor The Sunday T.me») X~~_ j Entertainment A Food guide p .17 Public Holidoy. 9.000 m I.OOpm Semi-Oisploy <Mm S&'boSfrods Times, Peraona. Servicea/Merchandiae p 27 COUNTER SERVICE: $19 50 pr col cm
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      569 27 mmwmma A'V A^a MAx\ tm W ALL GOOD pop Make private funcW Uon Irene Classifica- 37 Aircon/Retrigerators mm J mm^ mmmmm^ mmm^ mmm^ SSmmmm JSmmmmm For prompt, 24-hour island wide service. Specialist m wide range of commercial/domestic fridges, alrcondltioners, chillers St etc. sales, installation, repair re-spray mv services at reasonable
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      387 27 38 TV/Video/ 38 TV/Video/ Sound Systems Sound Systems RX-303 Auto- Reverse Cassette Deck Auto- Reverse Discrete 2- Head System A symmetrical Dual-Capstan Transport Micro-processor Control I 39 Photography EXCHANGE CAMERA CENTRE W_m flr W6BUY«SELLBTftADE-IN ai brands ot cameras #01-05 Sim Lim Towe-v 10 Jalan BesarSmgaporeoB2o WANTED TO BUY Olympus Zuiko
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      393 27 50 Office Equipment/ Supplies MAGNETIC WHITE BOARD cheap sale $28 Free erasable pen and delivery. Enquiries telephone *****20/ *****25 Mlss June MAGNETIC WHITE BOARD for sale Any sizes available Tel *****37 51 Printing/Copying Services I mi .ill tend o' iVsigtuth} FORQLB K( M All .1 Wi lABI I Ul .Aim
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      563 28 53 Computar Products/ Services mv *<v siv vrv j I llm ungo I 7 I ii PCI2B-2 (Apple Compatible) X G Feature T J 6502 &Z-80 CPU 1 I 128K Main Memory fl I 40/ 80 Text Display A C Centronics Parallel T| R5232-C Serial I I PAL/ NTSC/ ROB
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      996 28 56 Industrial Equip- 56 Industrial Equipment/Supplies mant/Supplias i g^ m WYCt___X t__M_______W\ Imaterial/passenger hoist O "ALIMAK SCANDO" c Lifting Height 60 m c Load Capacity 750 Kg O Sc**»d 23 m per mm. O Sale Price $35,000/--e In Good Condition Interested parties pis call: j Tel: *****77 RECONDITIONED KOBELCO EXCVATOR
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      1465 28 I Bra r*am "REQUIRED: A HOUSEWIFE with 1 ILJI accounting experience m an I Tmm EDP environment who is willma I SkJv ing to work half a day on an WW W on-going basis...." Read classiI ■flTl^V fication 66e for a better ac- ■■111 count of the job opportunity. 65
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      504 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant b) EDP b) EDP •Sy»tem» (Ptal Ltd 05 39/40, Peninsula Plaza We are a fast growing computer vendor for (rlhiLidt-itrr.il, 3KIOQO appkz computers and have the vacancies for APPLICATION SOFTWARES DEMONSTRATORS Minimum 'A' level with 3 years working experience preferably m accounting or EDP
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      424 28 66 Situations Vacant ***m*********m******mm********»*m*******************m*m c) Secretarial/Clerical We are manufacturing praciaion electronics parts used m the Semi-conduc-tora Industries and have vacanciaa for:FEMALE CLERKS Requirements:a GCE O' level with credit m Mathematics. a 18 years and above. a Able to type at 35 wpm (electric typewriter). Minimum commoncing aalary ia $500 and
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      613 29 66 Situations Vacant c Secretarial/Clerical mi *mmm A well eatabliahed company m Jurong has s position for ACCOUNTS/DATA PROCESSING CLERK a QCI full cert with credit m hnglish a Knowledge of word proctsalaa and telex an advantage Reasonable starting salary m cludev 2 months AWS, and othar f'tnge benefita. Interested
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      646 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical AMERICAN OPTICAL invites applicanta for the post of: PURCHASING CLERK c Mm GCE O' level c A flair for figures and some experience m purchasing, c Knowledge of telex/shorth.ind an advantage c Able lo type at 35 w.p.m. The company oilers attractive fringe benelits, dental,
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      559 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretariat/Clerical MOTOR LEASING PTE LTD 12 Sungei Kadut Avonuo Off Woodlands Road Singapora 2572 requires: RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONE OPERATOR a Chinese female who can speak dialects, a GCE "O' level with passes ln English a Experience not necessary as training will be provided. We offer good salary,
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      570 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical FEMALE CLERK/TYPIST required Able to handle PABX and typing a Mm Secondary 4 education Bilingual English and Mandarin Pleasant personality Able to commence work immediately School leavers may considered Interested pleaae call *****77 or call personally at: 21 Naw Bridge Road Singapore 0105 during office
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      735 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Legal Firm requires 1) STENOGRAPHER 2) CLERK/TYPIST Intereated applicants kindly requested lo write m giving full details of qualificationa. experience (il any) including telephone contact numbar and salary expected to> S.T. BOX A***** 390 KIM SENG ROAD SING/ PORE 0923 c JUNIOR SECRETARIES c TELEX
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      1033 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical < CHINESE AUDIT/ACCOUNTS As- Fl sistants GCF 'A' level (Com- M tnerce) or LCC Higher Account- al ing. able to type Apply stating T full resume, expected salary and contact telephone number to: Fl 11-03. Maxwell House. Spore $.1 0106 'C 91 RECEPTIONIST CUM CLERK
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      688 29 66 Situations Vacant a) Secretarial/Clerical EMALE CLERKS WANTED $4(NI lust be able Id type Interview I: -03-27. Peoples Park Outre ■fcMMMft EMALE CLERK/TYPIST required 120 $X*i p. 111 Minimum QCI level. Interested call Sliaroi 5644 EMALE CLERK REOUIREO. With it In mm experience Able to typt nd answer phone calls
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      725 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales t) Sales Iwnrn requires: SALES i REPRESENTATIVES I for various products divisions 11. MATERIAL HANDLING DIVISION Technical Sales NTC 3 In HDDM or equivalent prefer ably with some experience m forklift j repairs. j •To provide technical assistance to customers and to
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      641 30 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales MARK CONTROLLS CORPORATION A US based multi-national company engaged m the manufacturing and marketing of flow control equipment for the energy and petroleum industries m the FAR EAST hes immediate vecency for: ORDER PROCESSING CO-ORDINATOR Requirements: c GCE A' level or equivalent. c Technical know-how
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      563 30 66 Situations Vacant f) Smles Goldsmith shop at Bedok Central requirea SALESGIRLS c no experience essential c knowledge of English and Malay c 8 working hours Interested, tel: *****84 or call personally at BLK. 206. NEW UPPER CHANGI ROAD #01 669 SINGAPORE 1646. INDOOR FEMALE SALE PROMOTERS required for man's
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      758 30 66 Situations Vacant t) Smles FREELANCE MALE FEMALE SALES PERSONS Good income Your own area Dress making products Intarastad contact: *****45 OPTICAL SHOP m Parkway Parade urgently requiree: FEMALE ASSISTANT c Must be pleasant, courteous and hardworking Interested, pleaee call for an appointment *****75/ *****63 (Office hours) or: *****49 (after
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      954 30 66 Situationa Vacant 66 Situationa Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical g) Technical g) Technical to train you as Machine Technician Multi-Pak is a new high technology Benefits: paper manufacturing company On the job training with further incorporating the latest techniques m opportunity of training
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      426 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical An expanding mgr firm m Jurong J |1. Quality Assurance 1 Engineer i I i I Degree Dinloma m Mechanical/ I Production S Engineering S j 2/3 years experience I m similar capacity I Knowledge of i! inspection S techniques and CNC Machmesadvantageous 12. Senior
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      437 30 66 Situationa Vacant g) Technical Hrn invites applications from Siiik;ipore CMtaaaa for the posl of (A) TECHNICAL ASSISTANT (LIAISON) (B) ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN (C) HOUSING MAINTENANCE INSPECTOR (D) TECHNICIAN (PREFABRICATE) Requirements for Potts iA) Singapore Polytechnic Technician Diploma m Building or Civil/Structural Engineering or approved equivalent (B)&(D) GCE 3 O Level
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      272 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical j CHARGEHANDS I IMAIN^^ I MECHANICS (Electrical) I A Shipping Company m Jurong haa tha following vacanciaa:MAINTENANCE ENGINEER Tha Job: Prepare forecast operating costs for a fleet of tug boats barges- tankers Schedule vessels' repairs/dry docking/special surveys. Draw up repair lists for vessels and obtain
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      479 31 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical I PENTEX I SCHWEIZER CIRCUITS PTELTD Female age above 18 GCE'O' Level from Technical Stream Experience preferred but not essential Attractive salary and excellent fringe benefits will be offered to the right candidate Interested applicants are invited to call personally for interview at 11 Penjuru
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      479 31 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical PHILIPS requires AUTOINSERTION TECHNICIANS Applicants should possess working experience m the maintenance and servicing of auto-insertion machines and preferably a NTC 2 or ITC m Mechanical or Electrical Engineering. Applicants must be prepared to work on 2 rotating shifts. Pieese csll personelly for sn interview
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      590 31 66 Situations Vacant i g) Technical A multi-storsy commsrcisl complsx m Orchard Road requires: ELECTRICIAN c VITB certificate. a Experienced m general building elpctncal maintenance work s Some experience m control circuit. Intsrsstsd applicants, pissss callFLORA AT *****17 *****26 to arrange for sn intsrvisw or writs to:THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT 1
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      626 31 66 Situationa Vacant g) Technical Esteblished medical laboratory requires TECHNICIANS Some working experience m medical laboratory is essential Intsrsstsd plsass writs m with full psrticulsrs snd contsct phons number to: THE ADVERTISER S T BOX A***** 390 KIM SENG ROAO SINGAPORE 0923 Estsblishsd Consulting Enginssring Firm rsquirss CIVIL STRUCTURAL DRAUGHTSMEN
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      707 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant mmm^^ m^^^ mm,^^^^^^^^^^^^^ m h) Production ti) Production h) Production h) Production y See you this weekend ~^T Saturday 4tfi Sunday sth August [WF (INTERNATIONAL) LTD ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES (USA), the fastest growing multinational semi-conductor company has expanded
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      463 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vac; nt h) Production h) Production TOSHIBA Toshiba is a multi-national colour TV and radio cassette recorder manufacturing company at the junction of Pasir Panjang and Alexandra Roads. We are expanding and Invite you to join us as Primary education Age 16-40 years MH M.
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      451 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production y ii t /^Hfls fljae fdr vau nawi^ SANYO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD A new line has been set up due to our rapid expansion. a leading microwave oven manufacturing company has 1 new vacancies
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      734 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situationa Vacant h) Production h) Production a) Production f I I I I A U*%\ I I I I I i T"i i i i Fn i a afm '_a\ i U jr i yS&%: IJ^Er" _jT* t tjL4)****SiL I HITACHT tmwA* H
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      557 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant a *******mmm******m*********mmmmmm************mm********m eii^^B^^^^^Jj^jjgj h) Production h) Production METALS ORES PTE. LTD. (member of the Union Carbide Croup) offers you higher salary I MALE 1 PRODUCTION I OPERATORS £> Attractive fringe benefits include: m shift allowance ffy $4.40 (3rd shift), $2.20 (2nd shift) Medical/dental benefits
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      359 32 66 Situations Vacant h) Production HITACHI KOKI (S) PTE LTD Requires 1) MALE/ FEMALE PRODUCTION I OPERATORS Completed Pr 6 Above 16 years of age 2) MALE MACHINE OPERATORS WE OFFER:- 5-day week Free transportation transport allowance Free uniform Paid annual/ marriage/ sick/ compassionate leave 13th month pay Attendance bonus
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      202 32 66 Situationa Vacant h) Production El r SINGAPORE UMITED BEA PART OF US Let us help you to a good start m your career W (*ft> \S_____VJ> I f You will enjoy: N Shift Allowance ($3 for 2nd shift and $»fc)f 3rd shift) Salary increase afler3 months Attendance Awards Life
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      393 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production JVC ELECTRONICS* SINGAPORE PTE LTD _______*_P~ WAAL----- k .^^BHBL m r --am \__\"_jm requires QC INSPECTORS PRODUCTION OPERATORS Requirements: Age 15-35 years Primary 6 above No experience required We offer: 5 day week (8.00 am 5.20 pm) No shift or
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      150 33 66 Situations Vacant h) Production Here's your chance to grow with us I Join one of the ___t world's largest fridge compressor makers and also one S of Singapore's fastest growing companies as PRODUCTION OPERATORS Male *****.00 Requirements: Able to work on 2 rotating shifts Have completed Primary/Secondary jjj Education
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      279 33 66 Situations Vacant cc Situations Vacant I) Mlacollmmooua i) Mlacollanoona BOULEV\RD HOTEL •X* SWGAPORE yyy Come September 1984, our new extension with an YY addition of 353 rooms is scheduled to open and 'Yyy. applications are Invited for the posts of: ROOM STEWARDESS ■Yy\ Salary: $514/534 per month YY HOUSE
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      296 33 66 Situationa Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Mlscellmneous 1) Miscellaneous MOVE AHEAD AND GROW WITH US DC CORAL m%W Our Fast Food Chain m Singapore has the following positions General Crews rj or Part time Full time starting salary $402 $452 p.m. Part-time starting salary $2 10 $2 30 pernour
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      323 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) MlsceUAneous REQUIRES TECHNICIANS J Some Mechanical Experience I j Willing to work on 3 rotating shift or j normal shift Incompany training will be provided to upgrade the skill. ACCOUNTS/ GENERAL CLERK 2-3 years experience m i manufacturing sector Successful candidates
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      198 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Singapore Shuttle Bus (Pte) Ltd Bus Drivers jaawmmwaammm Age above 21 Completed NS ftissess Class 4 or4A driving licence Commencing pay above $32 per day (inclusive of basic wage, incentive and over-time). Bus Conductors Age above 1 8 Completed NS Singapore Citizens or Permanent Resident
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      334 34 66 Situations Vacant h) Production m_z~ TRAVENOL LABORATORIES PTE LTD We are a multinational company specialising m the manufacture of medical products. Come and join us at our new plant at Woodlands Road equipped with a m self -serve cafeteria. JS*** Requirements Applicants should be 16 to 40 years old
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      871 34 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous JW I fjP) I MISTER MINIT] Mister Minit is a well known international company I with chain stores worldwide, providing fast quality B and efficient service m shoes repair and key II cutting, join the Mister Minit team as PC
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      416 34 66 Situationa Vacant I) Miscellaneous a J HOTEL MIRAMAR J (S) LTD J NEW LOUNGE j requires SENIOR HOSTESSES BARTENDERS 1 la LOUNGE HOSTESSES ASST. j BARTENDERS la BAR I DISPENSERS CASHIERS WAITERS/ t WAITRESSES (Coffee House) H 4- Call personally from 10am < 4-— 12pm M 2.30pm 4.30pm at:
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      530 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Mlscellmneous El BIG A FRIED CHICKEN a RESTAURANT has vacancies for the following positions Full/Part times staff 1) WAITERS I 2) WAITRESSES t 3) KITCHEN COOKS 4) KITCHEN I HELPERS t 5) CASHIERS P Interested applicants please call J personally any times at: a 1) BIG
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      408 34 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous ijT SECURITY PTE LTD^k I ti<is v<ii .mc ie"> to' hotels m Ofchdid Road atM HOUSE 1 DETECTIVES Secondary level Salary commensurates J j with experience j SECURITY GUARDS i 'Male Female) {'I a Minimum Gross Pay $710 p.m. a After 3 months $740 p.m.
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      439 34 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous RIDGEWOOD CONDOMINIUM (Holland Road araa) requires SECURITY GUARDS for ita own security department Requirements: Preferably ex -army or retired police personnel. Prepared to work on 3 shifts Able to read and write simple English W* offer: Starting basic salary of $430 Shift allowance. Incentive allowance.
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      511 34 66 Situations Vacant i I) Miscellaneous The world's leading clock manu- I facturing company requires 1) FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS 2) DESPATCH RIDER/DRIVER Salary S Fringe Benefits New starting salary 5-day work week full transport reimbursement upon confirmation paid sick leave Please call personally to: Rhythm Singapor* Pt* Ltd No. 6
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      539 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous URGENTLY REQUIRED BEER PROMOTERS (Male Female) s Age Male -20to 40 yrs Female 18 to 28 yrs c Salary $350 monthly plus attractive commission Working hours: 6- 10 pm or 7-11 pm The Job: Male Promotion of beer at coffee shops and hawker centres Female
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      567 34 66 Situations Vacant i 1) Miscellaneous An international publishing company m Jurong requires WAREHOUSE ASSISTANTS No experience required Benefit*: Transport provided 5-day week 13th month bonus Medical benefits Pleasant working environment Please call 2****** to arranga lor an interview DESPATCH RIDER REQUIRED ut gently. Commencing salary $42P A transport allowance
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      765 35 66 Situationa Vacant ■■■■■■■Mi i I) Miscellaneous Newly ••tablishad pub requires: CASHIER c At least 1 year's experience Inter. 'sled. caH personally for an interview today WATER-HOLE PUB 25 Lorong Ltput (Holland Village) Singapore 1027 Tai 734SS8S/ *****90 Required urgently 1) LO^RY DRIVERS c Musi possess class 4 driving licence
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      854 35 66 Situations Vacant I I) Mlscellmneous EATING HOUSE URGENTLY requires waitresses. Please call personally for an interview between 900 am and 300 pm at =03-19 Far East Plaza or tel. *****81 Mrs Llm INTERNATIONAL FORWARDING COMPANY requires GEneral Workers. Good salary for the right persons Apply personally at: Blk 17,
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      699 35 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous WELL EATABLISHED TRADING company m district 0208 requires urgently Delivery Assistants. Age below 25 Call *****66 9, BRAS BASAH Road. Delivery Boy and Storekeepers. Must have motorcycle licence. Contact: Mr Sim, *****51 OQ HANDLERS REQUIRED. With or without experience. Training provided. Please call *****98 PERSONAL
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      449 35 417 In This Section 74 Vehicle Financing 74 Vehicle Financing ammwaaa _______________________________m_________________ Leasing and Hire Purchase. For improved financial drive. rah shing g LOONG W FINANCE ISJ LIMITED A h, ills -owncil subi kii.ir\ of rhe Keppel Group. 337 TELOK BLANGAH ROAD, SINGAPORE 0409 TEL: 271 7767 (8 LINES) I
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      456 35 78 Vahiclaa For Sala b) BMW SEPT. 1663 BMW 3201, one owner, 18,000 km, $66,000 0.n.0. Call *****55/ *****01. 1676 BMW 320 with aircon, sports rims, radio cassette, tip top condition. Call: *****49. 1677 BMW 520. PARF, aircon, new Ux, passed Vicom. $18,300. Jalan Toa Payoh Caltex SUtlon. 1661 BMW
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      670 35 76 Vehiclea For Sale c) Datsun/Nlssan EARLY 1660 BEAUTIFUL 100A New tax, aircon. hl-fl, sports wheels, etc. $13,950 0.n.0. Appointment: *****66. END 76 DATSUN 120 Y. Beautiful condition. PARF. Aircon, radio and cassette. $12,800 0.n.0 Tel: *****23. FEBRUARY 76 DATBUN 120 Y. aircond, cassette, two private owners, metallic green. $13,500.
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      855 35 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Ford AUG 1961 FORO Laser 15 Ghla Aircon. cassette radio Sport rims l private owner Showroom condition $18,300 0.n.0. Tel: *****11 DEC. 1679 FORO Cortina 16 GL. 1 private owner. Tax Nov. Low mileage Original paint Very well maintained $10,400 0.n.0. *****72. 1977, FORO CORTINA
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      695 35 76 Vahiclaa For Sala g) Mazda 1877 MAZOA 1000 Jumbo 4-door PARF eligible, aircon, cassette, good cheap transportation *****54. 1661 MAZDA 323, 13 hatchback, aircon. hlfl, cassette, tuff-kote. metallic paint, passed inspection. $17,800. *****05 1662 MAZOA 323, 13. 5-speed. notchback, 1 private owner, full expensive accessories, downpayment $4,000 *****02. 1662
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      833 35 76 Vahiclaa For Sala mmm__-m__m___m________-______ m m i h) Mercedes 1974, MERCEDES 230 Automatic Co regd 1 owner Excellent condition Interested, tel *****55 Mr Ho. 1674 MERCEDES 2608 automatic, one owner, for export Tip top condition, price negotiable Ter *****55 167$ MERCEDEB 230.6. power steering, aircond, cassette, white $8,000. Expat
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      546 35 76 Vahiclaa For Sala J) Toyota COMPANY REGISTRATION MIO 1979 ToyoU Royal Crown 2 6 fully automatic. 1 owner, director's car, chauffeur driven, factory ritted front and rear aircond. radio cassette, power steering/ wlniows. central locking, electric control mirror, new Ux. done 50.000 Km Immaculate condition $16,800 ono Tel *****17
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      801 36 76 Vahicles For Sale 76 Vehiclea For Sale 76 Vehiclea For Sale J) Toyota j) Toyota j) Toyota W lr W m a/Wm***a\ Now more _S__^_)m_¥_m mWw value than ever W wg_f 9 \m_ W wmw^ **M***af Get your Toyota WWW^^lWW^^^^^a^AWAWW now and save your sett TOYOTA COROLLA 1.6 Liftback
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      455 36 76 Vehiclea For Sale k) Others JAN '81 DATSUN BROUGHAM 260E Automatic Ex-co car, 1 private owner. EP plate. Insurance/ road tax till Dec '84. Eligible for company registration. Price above $18,000 secures AUG 78 TOYOTA CORONA 1600 Stationwagon QC plata. Price $2,000 0.n.0. Above car m tip top condition
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      580 36 76 Vahiclaa For Sala k) Others 1961 SUZUKI 600, aircon. radio, well maintained, showroom condition, new tyres, $12,600. Phone: *****55. 1963 SUBARU 700 DL (new) at 7500 km. Aircon, radio cassette, 5 new radial tyres. Asking $16,000 Tel: *****32 75 VOLKSWAGEN 1200 CC. NonPARF. private registered. Very good condition. $9,300.
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      1378 36 76 Vahiclaa For Sala 76 Vahiclaa For Sala 1) Commercial Vehicles i) Commercial Vehicles I FREE AIR-CON With every purchase of an Isuzu light commercial vehicle Tel: nmwr— 1960 DAIHATSU SSO Van. One owner, seldom used, new ta; perfect condition. $4,900. *****2 Tay. 1960 TOYOTA PANEL Van. Atrcoi accident free.
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      1899 36 1 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Homsos DIST. 10 Maiestic bungalow on elevated aita. 5 bedrms. nice extended patio overlooks matured garden, awimming pool, tennis court. DIST. 21 BINJAI PK. Cosy singlestorey bungalow m quiat CUL OE SAC. 4 bedrms, nice extended patio, awimming pool. $8,500. DIST. 10/11 Stavana Cloaa. Shelford
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      750 36 86 Accommodation Vacant i i a) Houses I DIST 15. BEAUTIFULLY RENOVAT I ED bungalow 10.000 sq ft 4 1 I bedrooms. Unfurnished SL' .too I *****1 1<2( Agent! j DIST 1955 TAI HWAN 1 6J8461 I California!! bungalow for rental I Large land area Interested rail *****28 I DIST
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      577 36 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments a Dial 9 Grange Gerden lower m.iiM nrt tf bad i di mi store, spin llvtnf dining DOOI $5,500 negotiable pal n.iiiy furniatied c Dial. 10 Mount Row* lower ■Mleonetta I badroom* ver van) i greeneri Faciliuo* $5,500 negotiable p.irii.llv furniahad a Dial. 10 Spring
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      741 37 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments Singapore's newest and most exclusive serviced apartments. Now The Ascott at Scotts Road is the best residential address m town. One, two and three bedroom apartments are available for long or short lease. Superbly designed interiors, with complete furnishings and
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      778 37 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments OIST. 9 HORIZON TOWER HORIZON VIEW. Brand new luxurious apartments offering excellent recreational facilities. 4 bedrooms, central aircon. From $4,500. OIST. 21 PANDAN VALLEY. Beautifully furnished apartment. 3 bedrooms, study, servant's, fully aircon, full recreational facilities. $3,000. ESTEEM REALTY *****01 (5 LINES) ELIZABETH TOWERS I
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      870 37 86 Vacant b) Apartments OIST. 9. WILMER COURT, 1 Leonie Hill Road. Kental $1,850 p.m. unfurnished. Leonie Towers (Blks A St B), Leonie Hill. Rental from $4,500 $5,500 p.m. furnished. Contact Christina at Colliers: *****2. HOLLAND ROAO APARTMENT with 1 bedroom. 1 study, 1 bath. Fully aircond, carpeted. Exclusively furnished
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      781 37 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments $1,850 COLD STORAGE/ Yaohan brand new apartment, fully furnished. Pool/ squash/ tennis/ sauna. Tel: *****13. 43A JALAN ARNAP 2nd level with entrance same level as Car Park, 3 bedrooms with aircon, fully furnished at $1,800 ono for Immediate occupation. Agents welcome Tel: *****8 BALMORAL PARK/
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      818 37 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments NEAR AMERICAN/JAPANESE School Pandan Valley, best block facing pool Completely new furnishing 3 bedrooms. $2,600 Eurohome *****22/3. NEW. CENTRAL, SPACIOUS 4 bedrooms plus study apartment In Dist. 9, Built-in approx. 3400 sq It Excellent security. ERA 466-3366 Anthony. ONLY $2,5001 OIST. 9. Centrepoint. brand new.
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      802 37 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments MARBELLA COURT NEAR American/Japanese School m quiet serene environment. Pool, security Hoe -Tan *****21 MIMOSA PARK, SELETAR clean, well furnished 4-bedroom apartment, reasonable rental Call: *****35 NO. 75 BEACH ROAD. Fu Guan Building =04-01, apartment for rental Please call *****91. *****14 (Mr Tan) OFF RIVE
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      745 37 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms FURNISHED/ UNFURNISHED ROOMS available m various districts for students, singles, couples Please call *****92/ *****00 FURNISHED ROOM AVAILABLE singles/ couples are welcome. Interested call *****74 Mdm Wong after spm FURNISHED ROOM WITH balcony. Bedok Changi Road Junction. $350. Private house ln quiet surroundings *****32 FURNISHED,
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      598 37 88 Short-term Accommodation: Local/Foreign DIST. 0 PECK HAY Road Singapura Mansion spacious 3-bed-roomed split-level apartment Fully rurnished Rental $2,300 p.m. Grand International Corpn .*****11. THE PLAZA PENTHOUSE, within Hotel and Shopping Complex, tastefully furnished. 3 bediooms commanding panoramic sea view 3/ 6 months $4,000 p.m. Will consider sale Call *****16
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      372 37 89 Propert ies For S ale A) Houses Call Wayfoong for Fast approvals on loans Competitive rates Friendly, efficient service Way'oong Mortgage ana Finance (Si Ltd A wholly owned subsidiary 8 Hongkong Bank 6 Claymore Hill »03 00 Claymore Pia;a Singapore 09?2 a. 1 CLUNY HILL PARK MODERN A COLONIAL
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      1216 38 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Saie 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses a) Houses g/f&Pjfo FREEHOLD LAND I mm-~''^^m———fg^ ~*F_T *_W__m____\ *g%___W__\^^ A\^ .mf\ Exclusive 2-storey Split-level Terrace Houses, on the Fun-filled East Coast. Located at Jalan Keris. Adjacent to Jackie's Bowl Katong/Ocean Park. Superb Spanish-influenced
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      849 38 89 Properties For Salt a) Houses DIST 19, DOUBLE-STOREY TERRACE at Serangoon Garden, land area: 3300 sq.ft., 3 bedrooms, servant's, good orientation, $520,000 0.n.0 Kingdom Properties, *****07/9 DIST. 28, UPPER NERAM Road, double-storey semi-detached, 4.000 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, with 3 attached bathrooms. $720,000. Occidental Real Estate *****00/ *****31. DIST. 21
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      813 38 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses OIST 21. RENOVATED SEMI-DE-TACHED freehold, 5 bedrooms, land 3,500 sq ft Offer above $600,000 secures Tel. owner *****24 DIST 28, JALAN KECHUBONG. semi-detached double-storey for sale 7370 sq ft. 3 bedrooms. 1 servant's and 2 bathrooms. Call--*****61 ext 230. No agents please DIST. 20
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      674 38 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses OIST. 13 RENOVATED SINGLE STOREY Semi-detached 5,00( sq ft $630,000 ono Call: *****78 DIST. MOOERN 2-STOREY (or ncr terrace, freehold, tor only $535,000 Tel: *****63 DOUBLE-STOREY CORNER TERRACE dist 1X35 2200 sqft $500,000 *****92 )PERA ESTATE 3-BEDROOMED terrace house 1600 sqft Tel *****93. No
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      392 42 141 Deaths 141 Deaths TOH CHWEE GUAN AGED: 63 PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 30-7-84 LEAVING BEHIND HIS BELOVED WIVES: LIM KIM NEO YEO HELEN SONS: DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW. ALAN. CHENG HOE BESSIE SEAH KIM SOON ANDREW. KENG HOE BETTY TAY KEE NOl ANTHONY, CHIN HOE DIZZIE SIM KIAT NEO ARTHUR. CHIANG HOE
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      36 42 Commanding Officar, Officers and Men ol 3rd Bn Singapora Guards send their deepest condolences to the family of tha lata LCP YAP BENG HOCK who passed away suddenly on Monday the 30th July IW4.
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      119 42 143 Acknowledgements 143 Acknowledgements Tha Family of Hrn lata HA JJ AH MARHAMMAH BTE. HJ. IDRIS would Hk* to sxprass thoir haai Halt thanks lo ralativaa, friandt, Doctors ft Nursm of SOH Blk. 7, Blk 4 Ward 72 47 for thair kind aaaiatanca during har racant hospitalization. THE FAMILY OF
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      70 42 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. 8. VADIVELOO (Paoaod away on 29-7-84) Would like to express their heartfelt thanks to Toa Payoh Police staffs, 150 Squadron. Richard Leong Agencies and others, M.R.T. staffs, relatives and friends for their kind assistance, condolences and contributions during their recent bereavement. Athma
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      Raymond wins on Petong
      134 42 LONDON, Tues. JOINT favourite Petong (8-1), ridden by Bruce Raymond, defied a punishing weight of 61.5 kg to beat 25 rivals m the Stewards Cup run over 1,200 m today, opening day of the Goodwood meeting. No horse has carried such a weight to victory m
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      Trainers up in arms over penalties
      481 42  - Trainers up in arms over penalties EPSOM JEEP Horses which fail pre-race urine test By SHOULD trainers be punished if horses under their care fail their pre-race urine test? No, say the trainers, naturally, and they have a strong case to back up their contention. Said a leading trainer: "Pre-race
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      Star turn by Star-Maker
      434 42 ON THE TRACK with TONTO STAR-MAKER, a surprise second m the Queen Elizabeth II Cup and entered solely for the $75,000 Pesta Sukan Cup on Sunday, showed brilliant speed at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. With a riding boy astride, the Zamazaan six-year-old was kept on the
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      188 42 LEXINGTON (Kentucky), Tuesday BRITISH racehorse owner Robert Sangster expects to be able to cancel an USsB. sm (about Ssl7 million) deal for a prize colt he later found to have a sore foot, his American lawyer, Gibson Downing, said yesterday. Downing said he was
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      238 42 At the 400 metres At the finish c Pictures by and JONATHAN CHOO ALBERT SIM Restricted Terms Div C I,loom 1. Catchword 2. Kinross Lad 3. Light Of Dawn 4. Gesture n Dist: v_ 3. IM, Tim* 1 -fi Q Restricted Terms
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      Lock icon No short cut for top stars
      266 43  -  PETER SIOW By BELIEVE it or not! Three of SingaGre's table tennis internationals c Yew Chye, Yeung Hin Chong and Loy Soo Chow do not qualify to play m the tournament proper of the national individual championships. They have been slotted among humble company
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      Up for Changi, out for Kannan
      162 43 NATIONAL striker Kannan Kun jura man gave Changi United a fitting farewell present at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. His two goals helped the club to a crucial 5-0 win over Balestier United m their National Football League Division Two match. With this
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      Noh says yes with a 'but'
      507 43  - Noh says yes with a 'but' JOE DORAI By FORMER international Mohamed Noh is prepared to accept the Football Association of Singapore's invitation to rejoin the national squad for three major tournaments this season. But his comeback will have to be approved by his employers, Lotto, who have planned several
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      Lock icon All-Blacks turn on magic
      246 43 TAMWORTH (Australia). The touring New Zealand All-Blacks rugby union team beat a New South Wales side 21-3 at Tamworth, Australia, today. Fraser, Pokere, Mexted, and Newton scored for the Kiwis, while Grant put m a penalty for the home team. BELGIAN international Walter Meeuws yesterday signed
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      Isa gets senior squad call
      175 43  -  MAHMOOO GAZNAVI AT THE CREASE ARMED Forces Isa Jamaluddin is the only newcomer m a no-sur-prise team named yesterday for the Malaysian Cricket Association inter-state final against hosts Federal Territory m Kuala Lumpur on Friday. Isa is however no stranger to representative cricket, having played
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      Lock icon Gomez cruises past Aaron
      261 43 ON THE COURTS WASHINGTON, Tues. Ecuador's Andres Gomez cruised to a 6-2, 6-2 victory against American Aaron Krickstein m the final of the D. C. National Bank tennis Classic yesterday. The second seed Gomez, ranked sixth m the world, used deep, powerful base-line shots to keep
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      Lock icon Calypso joy for Windies
      393 43 Calypso joy for Windies MANCHESTER, Tues. The West Indies went through the routine of another convincing win over England m the Fourth Test at Old Trafford here today. England, 120-5 at the start of play today, finally collapsed to 156-9. The West Indies won by an innings and 64 runs.
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    • THE L.A. OLYMPICS
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        Lock icon The real samba
        473 44 Saudis surprise Brazil with skill before going down Canada 1 Iraq 1, Yugoslavia 2 Cameroon 1, West Germany 2 Morocco I, Brazil 3 Saudi Arabia 1. LOS ANGELES, Tues. Stylish Brazil sounded a warning to the rest of the Olympic soccer finalists yesterday with an impressive 3-1
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        Lock icon Fifa ban brawling four
        151 44 LOS ANGELES, Tne. The International Football Federation (Fifa) yesterday suspended fear players seat off In pitched battles between Italy aad Egypt at the start of the Olympic soccer tournament. Pita's disciplinary committee also handed oat a general caution te the eatlre Egyptian team for misconduct m
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        All the Games results
        2403 44 Men: Prelims Group A: Yugoslavia 94 Australia 64, Italy 80 West Germany 72, Brazil 91 Egypt 82. Group B: Italy 80 W Germany 72. Women: Prelims: S Korea 67 Canada 62, USA 83 Yugoslavia 55, China 67 Australia 64. H BOXING Middleweight (75 kg) First round:
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        919 45 Over-slight as Spitz, the Munich Torpedo, is forsaken m America's finest sporting hour LOS ANGELES, Tues. He looks much the same as he did 12 years ago. The swarthy good looks, the bronze tan and the golden smile. Mark Spitz is just about the most successful swimmer
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          177 45 SAN DIEGO, Tues. Freddie Martin has faced more handicaps m his 17 years than most people encounter m a lifetime. Born m South Africa, he's black, almost totally deaf and shortsighted. But the tenacious teenager is having a ball just being here
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          Kelly overcame snub to row into history
          344 45  -  GODFREY ROBERT LOS ANGELES, Tues The Kelly tradition that was what struck me when I discovered on Sunday night that Singapore's boardsailor Kelly Chan had named his son Kelly Junior. For m another sea sport rowing that tradition has gone down into the
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          Lock icon Marked-man became hit-man after shooting incident
          274 45 LOS ANGELES, Tues. It took a gunshot wound to convince Paul Gonzales, a member of the American Olympic team, that boxing was safer than teenage gang warfare. Gonzales, 20, who still lives m the tough east Los Angeles neighbourhood where he grew up, was
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          Lock icon Familarity with venue breeds consent for marksman
          269 45 CHINO, California, Tues. American Ed Etzel was one shot short of perfection as he captured the gold medal yesterday m the English match smallbore rifle event of the Olympic shooting competition. Etzel scored 599 out of 600 possible points to tie an Olympic
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      • UNCLE SAN!
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          Falling into the mouse-trap
          59 45 A HUNGRY mouse played havoc with the Olympic schedules on Monday ny gnawing through a cable and delaying the start of the trap shooting competition. The mouse caused a short circuit, which put the Uunching machine for clay pigeons out of action and many competitors had
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          Nadia takes on a new interest
          54 45 RUMANIAN gymnast Nadia Comaneci, sur of the 1976 Montreal Games, has agreed to join the Internationai Olympic Committee Athletes' Commission, who look after the interests of competitors. lOC president Juan Antonio Samaranch invited Nadia to join tne commission when he met her and a
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          Lundquist sheds light on secret
          58 45 STEVE LUNDQUIST, who on Sunday broke tht first world swimming record of the Games m the 100 m breaststroke, revealed that the secret of his succees was shedding 11.3 kg. Lundquist said: "I was so fat I needed two mirrors." But a crash diet helped
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          Manners, even if no heart
          64 45 NEW ZEALAND archer Neroli Fairhill, the first paraphlegic to compete m f J»e Olympics, received an official apology on Monday for being mishandled by Olympic Village security officials. The Commonwealth Games gold medallist, paralysed since 1969 following a motorcycle accident, was hauled out of her
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          A clean No from the ladies
          54 45 DRY-CLEANERS appear to be an unfruitful field for amorous athletes at the Olympic Village m the University of Calif ornir at LA. Officials said five women who work at the cleaners there have so far received 25 requests for dates from male competitors and
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          Heist of the Olympic hoist
          54 45 NUNS at the Carmel of St Joseph Convent, m Long Beach, are disgusted someone stole the Olympic flag fluttering from a pole m their grounds overlooking the Pacific. An American flag had also been thrown to the ground. "The whole thing shows a pretty low-calibre
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          Sky-high boast of sci-fi shop
          40 45 A SANTA MONICA bookshop that specialises m science fiction has announced itself as "official headquarters of the Martian Olympic team". It said Martian athletes, being six-metres tall, would be formidable competitors m the high jump.
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          Swimmer's Spanish alarm
          58 45 SWIMMER Sara Guido has more language problems than most of the athletes from 140 countries she speaks almost no Spanish and needs an interpreter to converse with her team-mates from Mexico. Guido was raised and still lives m Texas. "I have to use an interpreter all the
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          Fall comes before the pride
          44 45 HANNU LAHTINEN, Finland's Greco-Roman wrestler, took a fall on Monday. As he sat down before his bout with Austrian Herbert Nigsch, the Finn's manager accidentally pulled away his chair. Lahtinen went on to win on points. Reuter. AFP, UPI.
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        901 46  -  GODFREY ROBERT German 'Albatross' spreads his wings and flies to a world mark By LOS ANGELES, Tues. The power of West German Michael Gross, the pace of Canadian Alex Baumann and the pull of another Canadian, Anne Ottenbrite, plucked some bite away from the American authority at the
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        Lock icon Peng Siong in need of the final big push
        447 46  - Peng Siong in need of the final big push GODFREY ROBERT LOS ANGELES, Tues. Of the 47 swimmers who failed to qualify for the men's 100 metres butterfly final at McDonald's Pool here yesterday, Singapore's broad-shouldered, crew-cut Ang Peng Siong was probably the only one to flash a smile. While
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        Mesmerised Morales
        39 46 41 PUSHED myself to the limit. I swam my best time and still got beaten by a great athlete. I could hardly move with 10 metres to go. Mich- m ael is fantastic. Morales (left) on Gross
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        Lock icon Walker keeps rivals guessing
        201 46 SAN DIEGO (California), Toes. John Walker, an Olympic champion eight years aga, boosted Us Lm Angeles challenge with a win over I,M§ metres yesterday. The evergreen New Zealander clocked 2min lt J7sec to win trom Italian Stef ano Mcl ln a last sating before the Olympic
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        It's safety first
        297 46  -  ALAN HUBBARD Indians call for more protection after hockey disruption By LOS ANGELES, Tues. India's Olympic officials have asked for special protection for their team during today's match against Malaysia here. This follows an incident involving a group said to support a terrorist movement. It occurred during
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        Lock icon The last-gasp shaker
        431 46 World champs hit by two late Kiwi goals MONTEREY PARK, Tues. New Zealand scored twice m the last three minutes to seize a dramatic 3-3 draw with World Cup-holders Pakistan yesterday m an Olympic hockey match. Holland earlier swept by Canada 4-1 with three goals m 11
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        Lock icon TOTALLY ENCHANTING
        913 47  - TOTALLY ENCHANTING Alan Hubbard Former queen is relishing the Rumanian reign of new Nadias Nadia (left) watched impassively w from her seat m the YIP box, politely posing for photographs and signing autographs. No one knows more than her that behind the happy smiles of these gymnasts, all over 15
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        Lock icon China put weight on top lifters
        321 47 LOS ANGELES, Tues. China were hailed yesterday as a new force emerging m world weightlifting to challenge the overwhelming domination of the Soviet Union and Bulgaria. Re-appearing m the Olympics after a 32--year absence, the Chinese filled the first two places m the only
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        The gentle giant
        611 47 —^m——^——^^—^^—^^—^^—^^ m m m m I m W _______________^_y ,udoka Yamashita hungers for his certain gold LOS ANGELES, Tue. Yasuhiro Yamashita prepares for battle on the judo mat like a medieval Samurai warrior going off to war. He scrubs his house clean before leaving for a tournament
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        Lock icon Zorro show rides again
        310 47 LOS ANGELES, Tues. When silent screen hero Douglas Fairbanks wanted to get away from swash-buckling across a Hollywood film set, he retreated to a romantic hideaway m a southern California valj ley. There, on Rancho Zorro, named after the masked hero he made famous, the debonair
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        Lock icon WHAT'S ON TODAY
        158 47 WHAT'S ON TODAY BASKETBALL < ICM GMT) Men's pre iminaries: Group A: West Germany v Australia. Egypt v Yugoslavia, Italy v Brazi.; Group B: China v Canada, US v Uruguay, France v Spain. BOXING (18M) Preliminary bouts. CYCLING <n«) 4,000 metres individual pursuit semifinals finals; sprint quarter-finals; points race qualifying.
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        Lock icon Gold Schmidtke strikes it rich in time-trial
        296 47 CYCLING LOS ANGELES, Tues. Former world champion Fredy Schmidtke, of West Germany, withstood stifling heat yesterday to sprint to the gold medal m the kilometre timetrial, the first Olympic cycling track title. Schmidtke, a 23-year-old soldier, started last as top seed and produced
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        Lock icon Aussie coach marvels at Chinese bounce
        296 47 BASKETBALL LOS ANGELES, Tues. The coach of the Australian women's team, after a narrow defeat by China m the Olympic tournament yesterday, paid tribute to the victors and marvelled at their rapid progress m the sport. "In the last two to three years, they've
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        Easy for favourites
        91 47 VOLLEYBALL LOS ANGELES, Tues. World champions China aad gold medal favourites the United States cruised through their first preliminary pool matches an the opening day af the women's tournament. Only paints difference separated the twa favourites at the top of Group A after China beat Brazil IMS,
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      66 43 Today's events HOCKEY SHA Premier Leagae: CSC v Khalsa (Balestier Road, 5.00 p.m.). JUDO National schools c'nhipn (Kirn Seng Tech School, 2 p.m.). SOCCFR Jurong Intercompany Ovaltine Leagae Div 2: Vanleer Spore v Fitzpatrick (Jurong Stadium, 5.15 p.m.). Part Leagae tourney: CTED v BFW (Bk Chermin, 5.15 p.m.). SQUASH Ovaltine
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        525 13 This centre is gateway to Filipino art THE Cultural Centre of the Philippines, venue for the fourth Asean Festival of Performing Arts, is a huge, impressive multi-purpose arts complex on Manila's sea-front highway, Roxas Boulevard. Known simply as the CCP, it is the centre of the capital city's major artistic
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      156 8 COMICS *gg^g""g THE 25TH CENTURY *ma m aamna^ AUw-a DARliM^"' i TO M\/ iou7 ONLY T fciyiPOß^RVj I4f CEO OA-fl. TO jW^a/J\l____K. THE BOHN LOSER By Art Smnsom j^X«3OSTHEA«?\| X HE^OH.HAVIMfe...*)!^ I I 7mtsltm7*J r~V I -***r*^Ammmu*—m—^-^^ > I All THE GAMBOLS ll^^^^^ o^^ II KN 6^ TQ NEED) MARRIEP
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      443 9 Sl_ PEANUT^^ ayaeamu \l_^_jgj_\_^j_^_\ j^BACK FROM PARIS.' IN THE MORNIN6! I TO SEEMVVACATION I mm********* *W _*t T**^ i l tma^wM YAm i 11/llm tw* ll 1 1 lIM H _^A ~-__M \_____t tmw llllllmt m Wm*a 11/llm ~~^m I ll Ha II lam m*M mm_________mm_____wM_ _________Y^_^_^YA^^^**^_ m v_*p^a*m*M l
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      642 10 0 UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF Q O THE MINISTER FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS A |> Q THE MINISTER FOR CULTURE ft 5 xik MR. S. DHANABALAN Q Xfnn) QUOTA CLUB OF SINGAPORE g 2 v^w^ Praaanta JK J H A CHARITY FILM PREMIERE (jS I B IN AID OF _^^S!
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      363 10 fl 7 WHt__t_^%M l -uJi m \\fl*\ lw^ m I mm m aW^W^W^W^W^W^W^WwW^W^W^ w *aaW M Wm w THE BRUSSELS SAXOPHONE QUARTET Luc Schollaert, soprano Willy Demey, alio Christian Vangeyte, \enor Freddy Vanattenhoven, baritone Saturday 4 August at 8 pm DBS Auditorium Tickets: $8, $5 j Programme: Introduction A. Stroeyteus*
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      810 10 mjt LIDO: 2 DAYS ONLY i TODAY TOMORROW! I v (*****14) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.45,4.00,6.45,9.15 The Dirty Dozen Italian Style *______m> V mr 9 fe Luc MERENDA 1 W 3Ps# TOMAS MILIAN 1 CAPITOL: LAST DAY jl (*****59) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.45, 4.00, 6.30, 9.15 Jl II SUrhng
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      314 11 Enjoy a $10 discount for the purchase of any single Giordano item. Aug 1 Sept 2, 1984 __\__\Wm_%. ____________________________t__^^^^^^^^a 1 Don't be carried away by the seemingly .J^riirri^l— low prices offered by others. With _P Mitt! L Rediffusion you'll actually end up Y^ paying LESS for a CTV. WHY? W*l
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      456 11 Kn I October means business at llj, 3rd South East As' 30 Personal Business Computer nlifc, Hardware Software Show a3*" v ___W-w^wamjmmw, 29 October -2 November 1984 1 World Trade Centre Singapore 'Mainframes, minis micros (are now talking' "^riidfc" <**V m\ t *+>\ Wt I Make the right connections at
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      221 12 Give yourself a break Take advantage of Sea View Hotel's Special Offer 3 days/2 nights* stay for $180 conjunction ~~"'i_*fa£o& m Singapore 's tfj^fSaWj'i' i mmmwk. ar^^^ I a_______________________________________________________.___a_\**mM*a A< jH I KA Bt mm^*^***t mm^*^^* a^*^^^^^*Mea. 'IB H \^m_w_f m \\wla_WEßS^—\WSSß *~A I If W*_m___\. fl ■re JT^^7 *r^
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      110 13 Swimming times TODAY: Singapore 1.16 a.m. (3.0 m), 8.07 a.m. -0.1 m), 2.37 p.m. (2.4 m), 8.15 p.m. (0.6 m). Sedili Kechil 12.41 a.m. (2.2 m), 7.11 a.m. (0.1 m), 2.16 p.m. (2.2 m), 7.45 p.m. (0.9 m). Port Dickson 3.58 a.m. (0.5 m), 9.26 a.m. (2.9 m), 4.30 p.m.
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      161 13 What's on *********************mbw anti-cancer campaign EXHIBITION Twelve boards cover the general aspects of cancer m this exhibition entitled Let's Fight Cancer and Live. These include the eight warning signs, prevention and treatment, and the services of the Singapore Cancer Society. Goldhill Square. Includes video shows from Monday Fridays from 2,
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