The Straits Times, 2 August 1984

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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    Lock icon Accord on HK reached
    612 1 Breakthrough on main points Britain Currency freely convertible Freedom of I capital movement Legal system to be preserved Right to travel in and out HONGKONG, Wednesday CHINA and Britain have agreed that the free convertibility of the Hongkong dollar and freedom of capital movement will be
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    Lock icon Cocaine terror
    67 1 LA PAZ, Wed. Serious hostilities were feared following a decision by Bolivia's government's yesterday to launch an anti-narcotics drive in the Chapare district where the peasants' main Income is from growing coca leaf. The government has mobilised paratroops, infantry, marines, and the Leopard anti-cocaine police trained by the
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    Lock icon Killer rains
    28 1 HONGKONG, Wed. Torrential rains in the central Chinese province of Sichuan have killed at least 10 people, Hooded 7,333 ha of farmland, and interrupted transportation. AP.
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    Lorryman shot at point-blank range
    436 1  -  PAUL WEE The Shenton Way shootout By THE slain lorry driver in Monday's Shenton Way Shootout, Mr Ong King Hock, 25, was shot at point-blank range, it was established yesterday. An autopsy by a three-man team of forensic pathologists yesterday showed that there were burn
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    Lock icon Hijackers free two hostages in Teheran
    233 1 Hijackers free two hostages in Teheran BEIRUT, Wed. Three sky pirates who hijacked an Air France jetliner during a flight from Frankfurt to Paris released two hostages today, after forcing the plane to fly to Iran, but kept 58 other people captive. In a statement monitored in Beirut, the official
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    Hayden coming on Aug 16
    68 1 AUSTRALIAN Foreign Minister Bill Hayden will visit Singapore on Aug 16 and 17 at the invitation of Singapore's Foreign Minister, Mr S. Dhanabalan. According to the Australian High Commission, Mr Hayden will have discussions with senior members of the Singapore government. He will be reviewing
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    Peng Siong pulls off a surprise
    188 1 Peng Siong pulls off a surprise Swimmer wins 100-m consolation final in personal best time SINGAPORE'S swimming superstar, Ang Peng Slong, stunned peolside experts by winning the Los Angeles Olympics 1M metres consolation final In a personal best time yesterday. Swimming the race of his life, Peng Slong led all
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    Lock icon Widow wins right to sperm
    63 1 Widow wins right to sperm CRETEIL (France), Wed. A French court today ruled that a young widow had the right to the frozen sperm donated by her late husband to a sperm bank before his death last year. Cecos, the Centre for the Study and Conservation of Sperm, said it
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    Lock icon Mermaid
    30 1 COPENHAGEN, Wed. The Little Mermaid, Denmark's 71-year-old national symbol, was returned yesterday to her rocky perch after an operation to graft on an arm sawn off by vandals. UPI.
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    Golden first for US gymnasts
    84 1 LOS ANGELES, Wed. For the first time in the history of the Olympics, the United States won the men's gymnastics team gold medal yesterday, beating world champions and favourites China into second place. Shouts of "U-S-A, U-S-A" echoed in the Pauley Pavilion as the Americans
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    No-thrill Games so far
    36 1 THERE have been no smog, no muggings, no true stars since the Olympics kicked off last Sunday. Alan Hubbard laments the lack of Olympian thrills in LA so far on Page 41.
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    American swimmers rejoice
    29 1 THE United States completed a clean sweep of all five gold medals at stake in yesterday's swimming competition. Godfrey Robert captures the euphoria on Page 4S.
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      ISRAEL IMPOSES NEW CUTBACKS
      55 1 TEL AVIV, Wed. Israel took emergency economic action today, haltIng government hiring and partially freezing Its purchase of new goods and services for three months. Finance Minister YlgaJ Cohen-Oread said the move would stem a massive drain on foreign currency reserves and cat 4tf percent annnal
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      148 1 LEGACY tZj^tb, OF GUNS ii OF AUGUST 'r^i This month, the Itth anniversary of v 1 World War One will X^^M probably pass anno- v ticed. Yet, says oar d^HI^HP writer, this warl ok^ntpv Neros sowed the seedsl BV'l^^irT from which oar Iml f modern world grew. M jf H
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      27 1 Inside 56 pages today SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3-f ASEAN 8 CAUSEWAY t EDITORIAL 18 LETTERS It BACKGROUND 2t TIMESDOLLAR 21-24 CLASSIFIEDS 25-42 RACING 38 SPORTS SMS
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Section Three
      119 2 Dancing 'king' EIGHTEEN years ago, a shy, young physics graduate stepped into the folk-dance circle in Taiwan. Today, he has danced his way into the lives of half a million Taiwanese and even folkdancers in the United States. He is Mr Chang Ching Shan, the man who popularised
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      Home
      521 2 Rank achievers FOUR regular Singapore Armed Forces NCOs have earned the distinction of being the first to be selected to attend officer cadet school in a new Defence Ministry scheme which spotlights outstanding NCO regulars. For the first time this year, the Defence Ministry has formed a panel of
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      Around the world
      593 2 Sea lanes priority JAPAN'S next five-year military buildup plan is expected to give top priority to defending the country's sea lanes, described yesterday by senior officials as the "key to our survival as a trading power". The move is also designed to placate American officials, particularly in
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      Comment
      295 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SA;7S: COURTESY: The cow-u *y message must be reinforced year after yev. The education process has only jutjt begnn. Right now, the Idea Is to get more p^»ple to be courteous beyond the campaign periods. The day when most Singaporeans £re naturally courteous that will be
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      Background
      98 2 OPENING UP TO TRADE ALBANIA, a country that turned its back on what it saw as a world obsessed with material goods 40 years ago, is allowing an opening in its wall as it celebrates four decades of communist rule. This is a country with no unemployment, no taxes,
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      Timesdollar
      194 2 IT'S A 'PROTECTIVE STEP' BUT BANKS EXPRESS SOME FEARS THE proposed move to allow the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) to act as banker to government-owned companies is seen as a step to insulate them from the worst effects of the international debt crisis, say senior managers in these
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      Timessport
      246 2 Back with a zeal FORMER international Seak Poh Leong returned on Tuesday night with a burning enthusiasm to revamp the structure of soccer in Singapore after an lft-month coaching stint in West Germany. Poh Leong left behind a sales job to pursue the coaching course through a scholarship offered
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      Asean: Across the Causeway
      90 2 Asean: Across the Causeway Tit-for-tat THE Malaysian government's decision requiring Indian nationals to obtair: visas when they visit Malaysia is a retaliation against a similar move by India, Deputy Home Affairs Minister Radzi Sheikh Ahmad said on Tuesday. India imposed the visa requirement on June 18 and it was enforced
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      Around Asean
      158 2 Arms grab by Reds COMMUNIST terrorists in Davao Del Norte province, about 880 km south-east of Manila, raided a municipal hall, a government food store and an armoury, bombed a reservoir, and shot dead a policeman before fleeing with 31 rifles and food, it was reported on Tuesday.
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      Section Two
      499 2 70 years since AUGUST 1984 marks the 70th anniversary of the outbreak of World War I. The guns of "the Great War" that blazed 70 years ago this month resulted in a horrifying, tragic waste of lives and property. They also marked the start of an era of
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  • around the WORLD
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      New rules to control video games arcades
      241 3  - New rules to control video games arcades WINSOME LANE By Hongkong Reporter HONGKONG, Wed. Video games arcades will be strictly controlled here under new regulations governing their operations. From today, owners of video arcades will not have their licences renewed unless they can prove they have taken sufficient measures to
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      Lock icon Nepal gets US aid
      61 3 KATHMANDU, Wed. Nepal and the United States yesterday signed an agreement providing for US grant assistance of U551,739 million (513.721 million) for teacher training, the Finance Ministry announced yesterday. The five-year project will assist primary teachers through a radio education programme to improve their knowledge of
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      Lock icon Nuclear reactor firms vie for Chinese market
      369 3 BEUING, W«d. CHINA, the world's last major market for nuclear reactors, has foreign vendors locked in a win-or-die battle for billions of dollars in projected sales. Order-starved European, American and Japanese firms have wooed Beijing since the 1970s in the ope of snaring
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      Lock icon Curfew is re-imposed in Srinagar
      257 3 NEW DELHI, Wed. At least six people were killed and 18 injured today in clashes between police and demonstrators in Srinagar over the sacking of former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farouq Abdullah. The violence led to curfew being re-im-posed in the state capital. Shops
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      Lock icon India gets aircraft
      69 3 LONDON. Wed. India has taken delivery of three Soviet-built AN-32 advanced multi-role medium range tactical transport aircraft for its air force, Jane's Defence Weekly said yesterday. The three were the first of 96 aircraft ordered by India, the London-based weekly said. Jane's said the AN-32s' advantage lies
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      Lock icon Ankara visit
      37 3 ANKARA, Wed. Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar arrived here yesterday for a 24-hour official visit, which will focus on economic relations between Iran and Turkey. The IranIraq war is also expected to be discussed. AFP.
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      Lock icon Two copters collide in mid-air
      63 3 Two copters collide in mid-air THIS picture captures the splitsecond moment after two helicopters collided In mid-air In Kobe on Tuesday. The helicopters, carrying the news crew from the Mainichi newspaper and Asahl Broadcasting Co, were hovering over the scene of a payroll robbery which the news teams were photographing.
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      Japan to boost its sea lanes
      395 3  - Japan to boost its sea lanes PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent JAPAN'S next fiveyear military build-up plan is expected to give top priority to the government's scheme to defend the country's sea lanes, described today by senior officials as the "key to our survival as a trading power". The move
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      Lock icon Hired mum wants to keep baby
      170 3 SYDNEY, Wed. A woman who wanted to help childless couples had a stranger's son by artificial insemination but has refused to give up the 10-day -old baby, sparking a battle for parental rights. The Sydney Morning Herald reported today that the surrogate mother, from
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      Lock icon Group claims it put 190 mines in Suez
      427 4 But authorities deny channel is mined A GROUP calling itself the "Jihad (holy war) Organisation" announced last night that it has laid 190 mines in the Suez Canal to punish "imperialists" for "encouraging the expansion of the IranIraq war". But Suez Canal
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      Lock icon MINISTER GETS 40 LASHES FOR DRINKING
      116 4 MINISTER GETS 40 LASHES FOR DRINKING KHARTOUM, Wed. A Cabinet minister was sentenced to 40 lashes for drinking alcohol but his punishment was delayed while doctors determine whether he is a diabetic. Maamoun Ahmed, Minister of Housing and Public Utilities in the western Darfour region, was dismissed from the Cabinet
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      Lock icon Heart swop baby 'doing well'
      198 4 Heart swop baby 'doing well' ELEVEN -day -old Hollle Roffey, the world's youngest heart transplant patient, In her germ-free world of tubes and monitors, at the National Heart Hospital in London on Tuesday. Hollie, born with the left side of her heart missing, received the heart of a braindamaged three-day-old
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      Lock icon South Africa recalls its NZ envoys
      272 4 WELLINGTON, Wednesday SOUTH Africa has decided to close its consulate in Wellington and withdraw its diplomatic representatives, New Zealand Prime Minister David Lange said today. Mr Lange said South African consul-general Alan Harvey paid a visit to the Foreign Ministry today to announce his
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      Lock icon Shamir and Peres to discuss new coalition
      282 4 Shamir and Peres to discuss new coalition TEL AVTV, Wed. Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir and opposition Labour Party leader Shimon Peres meet today for the first time since last week's election stalemate to discuss forming a national unity government. But there was little prospect the meeting would ciing about any
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    • World briefs
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        Lock icon Whites in minority
        74 4 FOR THE first time in American history, white men are a minority in the nation's work force, according to government statistics. In 1983, the percentage of white males in the work force fell to 49.8 per cent from 50 per cent in 1982, said Mr Samuel Ehrenhalt,
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        Lock icon Jumbo jet on fire
        57 4 FIRE BROKE out aboard a Kuwait Airways Boeing-747 iumbo jet at Dubai Airport yesterday, slightly injuring 100 passengers, the United Arab Emirates news agency WAM said. The fire started in the aircraft's luggage hold minutes before its take-off to Kuwait. It was brought under control before
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        Lock icon Road to normalcy
        60 4 THE LAST two major road crossings on the "Green Line" between east and west Beirut, closed by fighting between Christian and Muslim forces nearly six months ago, reopened yesterday. Lebanon's national unity government hopes to extend the plan to the mountains south-east of Beirut, where the army
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        Lock icon Ship captain dies
        75 4 NORTH KOREA announced yesterday that a Japanese captain had died from wounds received when his fishing boat was fired on and captured by a North Korean patrol last Saturday. It said Captain Mitsugu Yukidomari of the No 36 Yachio Maru had died but the four other crew
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      Lock icon Cut in the deficit
      277 5 Reagan's pledge NASHVILLE (Tennessee), Wed. President Ronald Reagan told US governors yesterday that he wants to reduce the federal deficit, but Democrats immediately challenged him to list how, when and where. In a two-minute tele- phone call to the National Governors' Conference from his California ranch,
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      Lock icon A bright future for all
      234 5 Mondale's vow NEW YORK, Wed. Democratic presidential candidate Walter Mondale and his running mate Geraldine Ferraro promised yesterday to fight to win the White Hpuse to assure a bright future for all Americans. Mr Mondale travelled from his Minnesota home to be welcomed into Mrs
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      Lock icon US moves to tighten textile import rules
      387 5 WASHINGTON, Wed. The Reagan administration, in an election-year concession to the domestic textile industry, has decided to make a change in import regulations that could bar tens of millions of dollars of foreign textiles from the American market. The decision to tighten what
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      US exports still strong, says report
      771 5  -  LI AK TENG KI AT AS THE US presidential •lection campaign heats up, the Democrats are contending that United States competitiveness is in decline and the Republicans mr% contending that everything is looking up. A study just released by the New York Stock Exchange
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      Lock icon Ferraro's first warning
      86 5 Ferraro's first warning CLEVELAND, Wed. In her drat campaign address, Mrs Ger&ldine Ferraro warned against what she said was a "force in American society which is trying to reverse the course of history "To those who seek to reopen the debate over segregated schools, and minority job opportunity and the
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      Lock icon E. Germany to relax travel rules to the West
      293 6 E. Germany to relax travel rules to the West EAST BERLIN, Wednesday EAST Germany is expected to relax restrictions on travel to the West today in exchange for a big loan from West Germany in a deal greeted with deep suspicion in Moscow. East Germany last week agreed to the
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      Lock icon A novel way to pedal in comfort
      79 6 A novel way to pedal in comfort IS IT or Is not a bicycle? Yes, It is. It is sapposed to give one a comfortable ride all the way as this woman is demonstrating in Switzerland, where the bicycle Is now on sale. The rider Just lies on the saddle
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      Lock icon 5,000 Poles in inarch to mark war uprising
      287 6 WARSAW, Wednesday MORE than 5,000 Poles chanting "Solidarity" marched on the eve of the 40th anniversary of a bloody anti-Nazi uprising in the first mass gathering allowed without police intevention since the 1981 imposition of martial law. The leniency of communist officials
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      Lock icon Reagan to discuss sanctions with Pope's envoy
      237 6 Reagan to discuss sanctions with Pope's envoy SANTA BARBARA (California), Wed. President Ronald Reafan meets Pope John 'aul's personal envoy today to discuss plans to ease United States economic sanctions against Poland following Warsaw's amnesty for political prisoners on July 21. Mr Reagan invited Archbishop Pio Laghi, the Papal Nuncio
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      Lock icon Senate majority will block Mitterrand's plan for a referendum
      193 6 PARIS, Wed. FRENCH opposition parties have announced they will use their majority in the Senate next week to scuttle President Francois Mitterrand's plan for a referendum on constitutional change. Leaders of the Gaullist RPR and the centrist UDF parties said yesterday
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      Lock icon US accused on space arms talks
      213 6 UNITED NATIONS, Wednesday SOVIET Irtited Nations delegate ftjchard Ovinnikov told a press conference yesterday that Washington had created three dead ends in the space weapons talks. Mr Ovinnikov identified these as Washington's proposed "artificial linkage" of space talks to nuclear disarmament, avoidance of the
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      Lock icon All-female Soviet space crew?
      126 6 MOSCOW, Wed. Officials of the Soviet space programme would be willing to send an entirely female crew Into spare, programme director Gen Vladimir Chatalov said here. The recent mission of the Soyuz T-12, which saw the space flight of cosmonaut Svetlana Navitskaya, proved that "women can
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      Lock icon Keep away...
      44 6 YELLOWSTONE PARK (Wyoming), Wed. Officials at Americas Yellowstone National Park are warning tourists to keep their distance from wildlife after one man was butted by a bison and another man backed into an animal during photograph-taking sessions Both injuries were minor. UPI
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      566 6 HK^^EHH In his Statement on the 1984 Accounts, Sir Jack Wellings, CBE, said: The long awaited improvement in trading started to come through in the second half and we moved into trading profits alter the loss before tax in the first half Our exports from the United Kingdom and our
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      Lock icon Terrorists strike in south Philippines
      422 8 Policeman shot dead and 31 rifles taken in raid on armoury MANILA, Wednesday PRESIDENT Marcos recently announced the possibility of him reimposing martial law in the country because of what he described as a growing communist threat. Despite his warning, violence either carried out directly
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      Lock icon Gunmen kill seven, wound three
      133 8 Gunmen kill seven, wound three MANILA, Wed. Two men armed with automatic rifles killed seven people and seriously wounded three others early today in the southern city of Zamboanga. The gunmen herded the boarders of a lodging house and opened fire on them with M-14 and M-16 rifles, the official
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      Lock icon Thousands rush to withdraw
      422 8 Thousands rush to withdraw MANILA, Wednesday TENS of thousands of depositors today thronged the 89 branches of Banco Filipino, the country's largest savings bank, as it reopened after a nineday shutdown following a run, bank officials said. The bank was able to reopen after receiving initial instalments from a three
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      Concern over stream of refugees
      196 8  - Concern over stream of refugees NANCY CHNG By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Wed. Thailand's security chief overseeing refugee matters today expressed concern at the seemingly endless Indochinese refugee problem in the country and hinted that steps might be taken soon to seek a long-term solution. Sqn-Ldr Pras-ong Soonsiri, secretary-general of the
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      Lock icon Mining firm may close
      195 8 MANILA, Wed. Two state-owned banks are considering "foreclosing" on debt-ridden Marinduque Mining and Industrial Corp (MMIC), one of the Philippines' top mining firms, highly-placed sources in the banks said today. The Philippine National Bank (PNB) and the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) hold mortgages over
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      Brunei appoints anti-graft chief
      208 8  -  HAN LING By BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Wed. Brunei has appointed a temporary anti-corruption bureau chief to replace Singaporean Ponniah Rajaratnam, who died recently. He is Mohammed Asmie bin Abdullah, 35, the agency's acting chief investigator. Mr Asmie recently returned from a one-and-a-half month course with Hongkong's
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  • Asean: ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Visa tit-for-tat against India
      350 9 Deputy Minister explains reason for ruling THE government's decision requiring Indian nationals to obtain visas when they visit Malaysia is a retaliation against a similar move by India, Deputy Home Affairs Minister Radzi Sheikh Ahmad said. India imposed the visa requirement on June 18 and it
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      Lock icon Papan dump will close if it's a threat to health
      462 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE Federal government is prepared to close down the proposed radioactive waste dump in Papan if its two foreign nuclear experts find that it poses a threat to public health. The Minister in the Prime Minister's Department
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      Hospital staff loses key to X-ray machine
      162 9 Hospital staff loses key to X-ray machine KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The University Hospital here has run into yet another snag it has lost the key to its only mobile X-ray machine. Informed sources said yesterday that someone in its Radiography Department misplaced the key about a month ago and the
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      Lock icon Short-term permits
      66 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A total of 1,908 people from India and 126 horn Sri Lanka were given short-term work permits this year in certain fields where local expertise was not available, the Dewan Negara (Senate) was told today. Deputy Home Minister Radzi Sheikh Ahmad said in a reply
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      In other words...
      87 9 Practically all the members of the Cabinet have had tertiary education with six lawyers leading the crowd. This is a healthy sign but I shudder to think of a graduate-filled Cabinet. Those who have worked their way up the ranks and made good in life would make
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      Lock icon Installation
      39 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia's new King, the Yang di-Pertuan Agong Sultan Tuanku Mahmood Iskandar. will be officially installed at a ceremony to be held here on Nov 15, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said today. AP.
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      Lock icon Tin miner begs abductors to release father
      213 9 Tin miner begs abductors to release father KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A prominent tin miner yesterday appealed to the gunmen who abducted his father to release him on humanitarian grounds. Datuk Lim Mok Eng, making the appeal through reporters at his home, said: "Please publish my appeal so that the kidnappers
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      Umno Youth sponsors Afghans
      64 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Umno Youth has sponsored five AfShan Mujahldeen free•m fighters to study at the International Islamic University In PetalIng Java, Malaysia's Berlta Harian reported today. The male Mujahldeens were among 3M new students who registered for courses last Saturday. They would be undergot ng
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      All for the love of special coins
      182 11 BANKER, bus conductor, air steward, despatch rider, housewife, restaurateur all waiting in a row. They were brought together yesterday by the love of a coin. They had to come to collect this year's issue of $5 coins commemorating the past 25 years of
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      Teenagers' reading programme
      78 11 Teenagers' reading programme YOUNG people can vote for their favourite author In a special reading programme to mark this year's National Reading Month focusing on teenagers. The event is open to all teenagers. They will vote from a list of eight authors chosen from the Young People's Collections of the
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      Tide-tables for sale
      44 11 THE shipping community can find out the daily predicted times and heights of high- and low- water and other tide information in Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei timetables for 19K>. Copies at $9.60 each are available from Motion Smith in Shenton Way.
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      Opening show
      30 11 THE new Queen Street community centre will be opened by Dr Toh Chin Chye, MP for Rochore, at a dinner and variety show on Sunday at 7.30 p.m.
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      'Glad to be given the chance'
      339 11 How they feel about being chosen for the course He Mid he Intends to try for his A' levels la theftrtve. The youngest of the fear NCOs, Sergeant Chmg Saw Chiang, 25, said he looked forward to the challenge of bigger responsibilities as an
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      Carnival at Bedok
      51 11 THE Bedok constituency wiU bold a two-day carnival at the Bedok Community Centre on Aug U and 12. The carnival, to celebrate National Day, will have a wide array of food and games stalls. There will also be entertaining items such as snake-charming, top-making and an aerobics
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      'Know your medicine' campaign soon
      335 11  -  BENG TAN By THE first ever campaign will be held early next month to give the public basic and important information on the way to take drugs. The Know Your Medicine campaign will be held jointly by the Pharmaceutical Society of Singapore and the Consumer's
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      Institutes hold open house
      151 11 THE French-Singapore Institute and the German Singapore Institute in Jurong will hold their open houses on Saturday. The open houses, from 8.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. at their premises in Science Centre Road, will enable the public to observe students at the workshops or attending courses.
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      New SAF scheme to spot top NCOs
      478 11  -  RONNIE WAI By Four regulars chosen for upgrading to officers IT'S what many fulltime non-commissioned officers aspire to be an officer. And four regular Singapore Armed Forces NCOs have earned the distinction of being the first to be selected to become officers in
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      Disease at duck farms stopped
      181 11 Disease at duck farms stopped DUCK production in Lim Chu Kang has returned to normal following action by the Primary Production Department to control a disease caused by bacteria early last month. The disease, pasdeurellosis, killed thousands of ducks that were about 40 to 50 days old in 11 farms
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      Bouquet of friendship
      190 12 THE First Lady receiving a bouquet of orchids from British flower arranger George Smith. MrsDevaoNalr received the bouquet which has as Its theme, "friendship through flowers" after she opened the five-day Fifth Asean Orchid Congress at the World Trade Centre yesterday. Mr Smith had pat together the
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      Wanted: British and Australian art teachers
      218 12  - Wanted: British and Australian art teachers JUNE TAN By They are to run prestigious elective programme GOOD art teachers from Britain and Australia are being recruited for classes here. This is another move to show how serious the Education Ministry is about boosting art in Singapore schools. The teachers will
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      Tell-tale signs of your child's artistic ability
      236 12 DOES your child draw more that) just jets and people? when he is happy, angry or s»d, does he express his feelings in art? If he does, he stands a good chance of getting into the prestigious art elective programme in Secondary One
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      Spot art for children
      64 12 A NATIONAL Children's spot art contest with prizes worth $30,000 will be held at the Chinese Garden at Jurong next Sunday from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. The competition is divided into five main age categories Group A below six years Group B six to nine
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      Study awards
      27 12 NTUC FairPrice awarded scholarships worth a total of $28,000 to 34 students in a presentation ceremony at the cooperative's office at National Stadium on Tuesday.
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      Building firm boss and supervisors fined for confining foreign workers
      236 12 Building firm boss and supervisors fined for confining foreign workers TWO foreign construction workers who ran away from their worksite were later caught and then wrongfully confined by their employer and his two worksite supervisors. The two were also hurt while they were taken from their hiding place in Cuff
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      Differing evidence leads to acquittal
      95 12 A WOMAN was acquitted on Monday of using threatening and insulting words to another woman during a trial last year. Lee Poh Suan. 33, was acquitted by magistrate Roman Gill after ne had heard the other woman, Julia Liew Kum Cheng, give evidence which dif-
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      Court power on graft cases — ruling by CJ
      521 13  - Court power on graft cases ruling by CJ BEN DAVIDSON By THE Chief Justice held yesterday that the courts were entitled to impose additional penalties for corruption offences even if they were committed before law giving the courts such power came into effect. Chief Justice Wee Chong Jin rejected a
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      Robbers grab $460,000 in jewellery
      380 13  - Robbers grab $460,000 in jewellery JUDY TAN By ROBBERS got away with $460,000 worth of jewellery in two armed hold-ups in the past two days. Mr Or Hay Swee, 35, proprietor of the Chiang Seng Goldsmith and Ornament Manufacturer in Eunos Crescent, was robbed of a briefcase containing $300,000 worth
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      2,000 volunteer to help drug addicts
      181 13 2,000 volunteer to help drug addicts MORE than 2,000 people of different religions have signed up as volunteer aftercare officers to help drug addicts. This is in response to an appeal from the Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association. Its president, Mr Baey Lian Peck, said religious counselling and activities were more important
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      Part of PIE to close
      42 13 A part of the Pan-Island Expressway (PIE) near Tarnpines New Town will be closed to traffic until the end of January 1965. This is to enable work to be carried out for a road interchange and underpass.
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      Tape fine
      30 13 A MAN, Goh Boon Lee, 20, was fined $100 on Tuesday for having an uncensored tape at the ground floor of Block 75, Strathmore Avenue, on Feb 17.
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      Suicide verdict on old woman who burned herself
      190 13 AN ELDERLY man beUeved his 78-year-old wife set fire to herself. She did so because she was old, had difficulty moving about and because they were childless. Mr Tay Hal Chew, 78, also said that he was very sad Madam Heng Kok
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      House agent jailed for cheating
      146 13 A FREELANCE housing agent was jailed for nine months yesterday for cheating a banker. Wong Peng Ngai, 32, received $102,000 from Mr Conor Lawson, a former treasurer of Gulf International Bank, as six months' rent and advanced payment for a house which he was not
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      Cloudy days ahead
      51 13 THE next fortnight will be mostly partly cloudy with scattered showers in the late morning and afternoon on about six to eight days. Widespread thundery showers around dawn and in the early morning can also be expected. The rainfall for July was below average over two-thirds of
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      Psychiatric check
      66 13 A MAN accused of throwing a wooden bed and a shelf from an llth-floor flat was remanded on Monday for a psychiatric report. Salib bin Yasani. 27. is alleged to have committed the rash act at Block 214, Boon Lay Place, last Saturday. No plea was taken from
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      Bookings made easy for wardens
      302 15 Machine issues parking notices AN electronic device being tested by the authorities spells good news for parking wardens. And possible bad news for errant motorists. About the size of a walkietalkie, the "handy terminal," .'is it is called, can issue notices for parking offences and
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      Diethelm tries out 'black book' for latecomers
      379 15  -  OELICE GAN By DIETHELM has introduced a "black book" for latecomers which may replace the present clocking system if it proves successful. The book may prove to be a timesaving and administratively neater method to discourage latecomers. Instead of having all employees clock
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      Nurse on Poisons Act charges
      143 15 Nurse on Poisons Act charges A NURSE yesterday claimed trial to using poisons order forms to mislead a doctor and selling capsules of the poison to a woman. Alice Wong Mi Ching. 45, a former nurse/dispenser at People's Clinic and Dispensary, is accused of Knowingly using the form with Intent
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      Robot technology contest draws a blank from Singaporeans
      157 15 Robot technology contest draws a blank from Singaporeans AN INTERNATIONAL competition in robot technology organised by Asea, a leading Swedish robot group here, has failed to attract a single entry from Singapore. Asea had, in June, notified Singaporeans doing research in robot technology that they could take part in the
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      Residents to meet on the HUDC Bill
      224 15 Residents to meet on the HUDC Bill HUDC flat owners in Braddell View will meet tomorrow night to discuss the effects of a proposed law to make them run their own estate. The executive committee of the Braddell View Flat Owners' Association has called the meeting to allow residents to
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      Businessman acquitted
      42 15 A BUSINESSMAN was acquitted yesterday on a charge of molesting his 39-year-old Filipino maid at Adam Park on June 8. The maid confirmed in court that she had settled the matter with her 39-year-old employer Erik Erlandsson Anders, a Swede.
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      Man stole pick-up
      72 15 A LABOURER who used a sewing machine key to start a pick-up was jailed for 18 months on Monday for theft. Ang Joh Joo, 22, saw an unlocked pick-up along Lorong 4, Geylang, past midnight on May 22 and decided to steal it. He was jailed for
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      Building seminar
      47 15 A TWO-day conference on strategy for the building industry in the 1990s will be held at the Pavilion InterContinental Hotel from today. Discussion topics range from export potential for Singapore s construction technology and management skills to merits and demerits of design and building contracts.
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      Bogus doctor calling parents
      89 15 A PERSON, claiming to be a doctor from the School Health Services, has been calling parents by telephone, asking them to take their children to the Institute of Health for medical check-ops. A Health Ministry statement said yesterday: "Daring these conversations, the person was both rude
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      Two tourists on theft convictions jump bail
      175 15 Two tourists on theft convictions jump bail WARRANTS have been issued for the arrest of two Pakistani tourists who absconded while on bail pending hearing of their joint appeal against their jail term. Ghulam Hussain, 22, and Hazoor Ali. 25, were each jailed for three months by a district court
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      Lock icon 17 escape from blazing bus
      99 16 Picture by SEVENTEEN passengers fled from a doabledecker SBS bus when it caught fire along Paslr Pan Jang Road yesterday morning. They scrambled to safety when smoke started belching from the engine of the bos at about 7.2t pm. Blaze put out in 5 minutes
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      6,000 skilled workers hired
      303 16  - 6,000 skilled workers hired WONG AI KWEI Labour from Hongkong, Macau, Taiwan and South Korea By SOME 5,000 to 6,000 workers from Hongkong, South Korea, Taiwan and Macau will soon work in factories and on construction sites here. It is understood that these workers were granted their two-year work permits
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      A computer keeps track
      53 16 THE setting up of a computer club at Bukit Ho Swee community centre has led to the computerisation of membership particulars and other records at the centre. The MP for Bukit Ho Swee. Mr Sean Mui Kok, said this when he spoke at the club's open
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      Pock Too appointed adviser of port union
      272 16 MR NG x* Too, Political Secretary (Prime Minister's Office) and a PAP c&ididate for the coining general election, has Seen appointed a cadre meiiiber and adviser of the Singapore Port Workers' Union (SPWU). The appointments, which were endorsed at a SPWU executive council
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      E. Europe trade team planned
      74 16 E. Europe trade team planned A TRAD£ mission to Eastern Europe, organised by the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, will visit East Germany, Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Bulgaria next month. Chamber members who want to Join the mission may choose to visit all the four or any of the
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      Seminar on improvement of quality
      67 16 Seminar on improvement of quality A TWO-DAY seminar on practical approaches to quality improvement will be held at the HoUday Inn from Monday. The managing director of the International Centre for Quality and Management Sciences in Rotterdam will speak on quality improvement practices in Japan, Europe and US. The seminar
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      Guard jailed for theft
      53 16 A STORE security guard waa yesterday iaikd for a day and fined $2.0fJ0 for stealing a shirt worth 125.20 from Hasse Yuyi on Tuesday. Lim Cheng Chwee. 50. pleaded guilty to the theft from the department store at Grange Road. He has two previous convictions, including
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      Crash victim dies
      48 16 A MAN died in hospital on Monday, a week after he was involved in an accident. Mr Neo Poh Cheng. 50, was the front-seat passenger of a car which was involved in a headon collision with another car along River Valley Road on July 23.
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        Week's remand
        62 16 A a- YEAR-OLD man was yesterday ordered by a magistrate to be remanded for another week to enable police to carry out further investigations. Eng Gek Kiat, who is charged with carrying a knife and the theft of motorcycle, is believed to be involved in other cases. He
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        Two acquitted
        62 16 A MAN and a woman were aquitted on Tuesday on a joint charge of cheating American Express International Incorporated after the prosecution withdrew the charge against them. Heng Chiang Yeoh. 43, and Elizabeth Phay Soo Huang, 26, were said to have dishonestly declared in an application form for
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        Worker hid woman
        70 16 CONSTRUCTION WORKER Chantib Ruaniai, 26, was fined $800 for harbouring a Thai woman at a worksite. The woman, Sriom Faiiin, 25, who came to Singapore to be a prostitute, was fined $400 for overstaying her visa. Chantib admitted harbouring her at Dairy Farm Road, off Upper Bukit
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        Fake medical chit
        62 16 A FORMER department store relief cashier who submitted a forged government medical certificate to her employer, OG Department Store, was fined $600 yesterday. Tan Bee Neo, 22, now jobless, admitted using the certificate purportedly issued by the Department of Pathology. Tan reported sick on Feb 23 because
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        Chopper offence
        96 16 A MAN WAS fined $400 after he pleaded Eilty to having a chopper at Lorong Ron lg, where he lives, on June 11. The court ard that Johnson Soh's neighbour saw him holding the chopper in one hand and a packet of glue in another. The neighbour, Mr
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      The Hawk takes off
      103 17 THE Singapore Air Defence Artillery's latest addition the ImprovedHawk missile has been test fired In Sweden by men from the IS3 SADA. A 12-man team recently conducted a liveflring exercise of the system at Vldsel, a small town in the ArcticThe Improved-Hawk (Homing All the Way
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      Victory takes to the air for National Day
      260 17 Air force putting on biggest show yet THE Victory sign will be seen in waves over the Padang on National Day. That is how it will look as the Republic of Singapore Air Force planes take up the traditional V-formation for the
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      No more parade passes left
      128 17 EARLY Birds have snapped op all the available National Day Parade admission passes and parking labels from the six main distribution centres. A Culture Ministry official said yesterday there were no more passes and labels left at the National Stadium, Jurong Stadium, Queenstown Athletic Centre,
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      MP to ask for flyover in Thomson
      76 17 THE MP for Thomson, Dr Chau Sik Ting, is to bring the traffic problems in his constituency to Parliament when it next sits. He will ask National Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan if his ministry would consider building a flyover linking Upper Thomson
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      Thieves steal watches
      56 17 THIEVES got away with $50,000 worth of watches after they broke into a ninth-floor office in High Street Plaza. Mr K.S. Chugani, 57, had left his office at about 4 p.m. on Saturday. When he returned to work on Monday at about 10.30 a.m. he found his
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      Father and sons fined
      99 17 A MAN and his two sons were yesterday fined a total of $5,400 for putting on sale 14,000 pirated casette tapes of Chinese pop songs. Lam Yew Beng and his sons Khim Chong and Khim Wah had faced 39 charges each involving 13,973 tapes. Mr Richard
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      Carry on, please
      343 18 TO BORROW Mr Ronald Reagan's 1980 election campaign slogan, may we, just after the end of this year's courtesy campaign, ask Singaporeans: Are you better off now than in 1979, when the first campaign was launched? The answer is clearly yes. Six campaigns have certainly made Singaporeans
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      Well done, Peng Siong
      88 18 CONGRATULATIONS, Ang Peng Siong, for winning the Olympics 100 metres freestyle consolation final. Our swimming champion really has nothing whatsoever to console himself over. Although he might not have been among the top illustrious eight, he has done Singapore proud. He has shown that he is
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    Indonesian economy firms up
    932 18  -  ZAINUL ABIDIN RASHEED By Associate Editor WALK into the large room of Indonesia's Minister Coordinator for the Economy, Finance, Industry and Development Supervision and the first thing that will greet your eyes will be the few hundred files stacked on the minister's table. How do you
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    Industry to play major role in job creation
    299 18 Industry to play major role in job creation 41 NEVER use words such as "rosy". Just say under control. That's more q comfortable. 7 Prof Ali Wardha na's reply to a suggestion that the Indonesian economy is much rosier. THE following are some of the other points mentioned by Prof
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    Austerity Thatcher's praise
    492 18 Austerity Thatcher's praise INDONESIA'S bold austerity measures received special mention by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher when she opened the London Summit of the non-communist industrialised countries recently. These measures were cited as exemplary and reflective of a government which is serious in its efforts to overcome economic woes in difficult
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    A silent farewell to Munah
    595 18 As I was passing AMIDST the fragrance of Incense and the soft chanting of prayers, I say a silent farewell to Munah. She lies as If asleep, her face as fresh as It was six years and three months ago when she went Into a
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      Religion is a source of strength
      408 19 Religion is a source of strength Reader comments on President's remarks IN his address at the National Council of Churches convention on its role at St Andrew's Cathedral on Saturday, July 28, President Devan Nair was reported in the press to have said: "I respect your windows. I am confident
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      $8,500 penalty for leaving space blank
      195 19 MY husband applied for a five-room flat in July 1979. He inadvertently left blank a column in the application form which asked whether our present flat was rented or bought. When he handed in the form, the clerk accepted it without checking. when we
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      Meaning of melatah
      82 19 FOR the elucidation of your drama critic Tom Rao (ST, July 5), who maintained in his reply to my letter on "Pileh Menantu" that my definition (and spelling?) of the word melatah was incorrect, let me quote verbatim from MacMillan's Malay/English English/Malay Dictionary by A.E. Coope (1978
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      Must the jail term be mandatory?
      153 19 Must the jail term be mandatory? I REFER to the Ministry of Home Affairs letter "Jail will deter hellriders" (ST, July 28) in reply to my letter "Helldriving and speeding: The case of mistaken identity?" (ST, July 16). The ministry has missed the crucial point of my letter. I am
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      Mother worried about drug
      144 19 Mother worried about drug I REFER to your report "Painkillers that can hurt". (ST, July 19). I am a mother of two. For the past 12 years I have been using paracetamol or its related drugs to control my children's fever until I could get them to the doctor. Even
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      Machine became 'live'
      179 19 I WOULD like to bring this to the attention of all. My family recently bought a washing machine. As its wires were not long enough to reach the socket, we bought a wire-exten-sion connector. It came with a blue tag which bore the words "Ap- proved by
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      Touched by PM's Parliament speech
      222 19 I READ the whole text of the Prime Minister's speech in Parliament which was published on July 26. I was very touched by it. Singaporeans owe a great deal to him and his team of able, dedicated, selfless and honest men. I consider Singapore 'stransformation
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      Albania still true to Marx and Lenin
      1020 20  - Albania still true to Marx and Lenin ULI SCHMETZER Forty years after its communist revolution, Albania still keeps the ideology espoused by its leader for the four decades, Mr Enver Hoxha. The writer, an Australian, is one of a few Western jour- nalists allowed to travel in Albania in recent
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      UN peacekeepers are caught in the middle
      698 20 Water-rights Shootout In one such incident, an observer W said, shooting continued for three days over Indian peasants being allowed to cross the line to fetch water from the nearest but Pakistani-held spring. The Pakistanis wanted the peasants to keep to an agreed
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    • In the market
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        Singapore barometer
        37 21 Up Down Unch Industrials 51 48 21 Finance 13 6 5 Hotels 7 3 1 Properties 6 4 3 Plantations 7 3 0 Mining 2 1 2 Deb/Loans 4 1 4 Total 90 66 36
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        K. Lumpur barometer
        43 21 Up Down Unch Industrials 32 54 34 Finance 5 3 5 Hotels I 1 0 Properties 2 4 5 Oil palms 4 3 2 Tins 10 5 2 Rubbers 9 7 7 Deb/Loans 2 0 1 Totol 65 77 56
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        Index falls for the first time since rally on Thursday
        106 21 which lost 15 cents each to $5.30 and $2.65. respectively. Dealers felt the slight easing of prices yesterday was healthy for the local market, which had shot up too rapidly over the previous four days. They said the decline was
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        33 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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        KLSE closes mixed
        82 21 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market closed on a mixed note yesterday as profit-tak-ing set in after the sharp advances in the past few days. The market barometer, the 30-coun-ter New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index, rose 0.38 point to 1412.28. At the final bell, the market
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          68 21 MB*** 880 +20 Bowttidco 250 +20 Grid (Mi 282 18 PvaMMMI 266 +16 0 C 8 C 985+15 UmHh 640+15 Mm 60S +1S S«r* 9*r*d 216 +13 Uttmn 510 +12 ChM M 398 12 IfataMf 362 +12 Tatmrmnce 280 +12 UlmtmOnit 610 +10 Cvktof 590 10 total tawi 520
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          78 21 CC M 530 -15 Syn Ins 265 -15 MMCkK 277 -13 F ft C B 50c 255-13 Matron Corp 362 -12 F E Ltwipton 320 -12 Em 1430 -10 Hit ton 500-10 Vncol 25c 272 -9 CiMnl Corp 272 -9 YHS 211 -8 Mflus 278 -7 Ctnbw 50c 241
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          56 21 Ml 31 Au»l BT Cowporti 833 36 835.99 BTln*c»to. *****21 *****25 BTOB/0S +1« STMtttn* 945 JO 945 71 ST F.ntnee 2666 68 2678 52 SI HoMs 925 64 927.06 STPropotn 577 79 580.53 STMmn«s 369 58 370.00 STPMatoM *****8 2610.19 OCBC ***** ***** SES tod 677 36 675 19
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          14 21 Pan-El 2.833.000 P«ai Msio 2.460.000 Poking Cons 1.910,000 Pronwt 1.496.000 HwoHonq 1,123.000
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        68 21 SwnbSNp +13 SnMr -3 S Tridnj unch Sup Corp unch Tlm«Pub susp U M «M» -3 Wtanws +12 Bouttsd BM -1 C*C +6 CCM —IS CoMStofiie +6 OunlopM +1 Esw -10 (IN -5 GanfeifS unch Guimeii +2 Hawr* -4 bKhuptßhd —3 KeppO +4 MTC IMfrfwpoM -6
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      West Germans attracted by Jaguar pricing offer
      569 21 LONDON West German investors have shown substantial interest in the offer of 177.9 million ordinary shares of Jaguar PLC, attracted both by the 165 pence (554.65) price and the reputation of the sports and luxury car manufacturer, analysts said. The offering, part of
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      Too early to make public disclosure — Pan-EI
      248 21 Too early to make public disclosure Pan-EI PAN-Electrlc Industries has told the Stock Exchange of Singapore that no decision has been made yet about floatIng Its hotel and property divisions. tu 1..* The exchange had queried Pan-El on a Business Times report, which speculated that the recent Interest In Its
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      MAS Act changes seen as protective measure
      485 21  -  HSUNG BEE HWA Bankers fear less business if funds find way to the MAS By and 8. KUMAR THE proposed move to allow the Monetary Authority of Singapore to act as banker to governmentowned companies is seen as a step to insulate them
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      Getting rid o£ the myth about expat ad-men
      487 21 IMAGINE yourself at the beach on a hot day. The F&N television advertisement suggests you drink Sarsi to cool off. Logical? No, said Dr C.K. Tseng of Tseng Mass Communications Marketing and a lecturer with the Singapore Institute of Management. That was
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      Dorchester Hotel sold to HK group for $112.8 m
      275 21 Dorchester Hotel sold to HK group for $112.8 m LONDON The prestigious Dorchester Hotel here was sold for £4t million (*****.8 million) to the Regent International Hotels group of Hongkong, Regent president Robert Burns announced on Monday. Traditions at the 53--year-old Dorchester, where Richard Barton currently stays, will not change
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      Good response to LKT's share offer
      229 21  - Good response to LKT's share offer By ANTHONY HOE LOCAL contractor and civil engineering group Lee Kim Tan Holdings Ltd's public issue of 20 million 50--cent shares at $1.50 each has been oversubscribed about 40 times. This was within the expectations of most dealers. Lee Kim Tah attracted some $1.2
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      Business done in Singapore
      4645 22 READERS should be aware of the imitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt in at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered in "business done". Further because al dealings at a particular price are frouped together, the table does
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      3079 22 INDUSTRIALS Alex Hldg cd Alcom (2 258) (3) 224 (5) 2 28 (21) 230 (4) 234 (6) 232 (1) 2 27 (5) 2 26 Antoh (1 955) (11) 1 96 (1) 2 02 (24) I 98 (12) 1 97 (7) 1 99 (1) 1 92(3)
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      How your stocks performed
      2868 22 M shares quoted have i par value of $1, ufcss otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip/ riftits N Tai-eiempted dividend ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dolars 1984 Last YWd Voi OU M|h Low Company Sale Chango ('000) Hfc,
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        36 23 GOLD US$/oz Wed Tues Singapore 342.00—342.50 Hongkong 336.50—337.00 342 20—342 70 Tues Mon New York 337.25—337 75 342.00—342.50 London 340.60—341 10 340.00—340.50 Sept Dec Simei Gold Futures high—tow 351.20—349.40 Closing 339.90 350.40 Volume: 944
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        129 23 THE KILOBAR market traded between 5523,491 and 5523,596. The Far East gold market ODened at USS33K.2O/6.70 yesterday morning. There was some buying interest out of Hongkong. It closed for lunch at U*****.00/ 7.50. It re-opened in the afternoon at U*****.20/7.70 and advanced slightly to the day's high of U*****.10/8.60
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        130 23 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices eased on profittaking and speculative selling sparked dv a rise in CPO export duty announced by the Malaysian government yesterday. PALM Closinf prices Crude MS/tanw palm oi faif 980 (south, central 4 north MM palm oi MS/toraws RBO palm Aug 610 (sellers) Sept
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        Straits Tin
        58 23 THE Straits Tin price in Penang remained at the International Tin Agreement's floor level of M529.15 per kilo with sentiment dampened again by a large offering. The buffer stock manager featured as the main buyer. Turnover rose to 761 tonnes from 205 tonnes on Tuesday. There was 20
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        Copper
        25 23 m Clotinc pricts Co**™ £/tam Tun Spot 1009 50—1010.00 (1012 50—1013 00) 3 months 1029 00-1029.50 (1030 50-*****0) Market tone Easier Sales 26.900 tonnes
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        26 23 CM* prict* Aluminium £/tomt Tun Spot 875.50—***** (877 00 877.50) 1 months 901 00— 901 50 (902 00-902 50) Market tone: Easier Sales: 11.425 tonnes
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        22 23 8 ji». r Oo*n price* WWtr US$/troy oz Wtd Tun Singapore 6.95—7.00 Tun Mm Him York 698-7.03 Source Credit Suisst, S'pore
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        296 23 FOB in bales RAS MRELB (S cents/Mo) (M cents/Mo) Noon Close Noon Close Int I RSS prompt 185 50— 186.50N 185.75— 186. 75N unq unq Int 1 RSS Aug 187.00—188.00 187.50-188.50 208 05— 208 75 208.00-209 00 Int 1 RSS Sept 194 00—194 50 194.00—195 00 Int. 2 RSS
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        288 23 NwicMßf Gambier 10% 270 lstgr** ***** prices S/10Q kg fobnsw 305 00 (seders) 2« ***** to*.*** 8 g ,90 00 OH 35% 255 taMMNMt Bulk FOB 215.00 (setters) See Me« new crop Old drum FOB 228 .00 (sellers) P***; Ist grade unq New drum FOB 232.00 (sellers) Super
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      Overseas markets
      381 23 a round-up of wire services NEW YORK, Wed. Stocks rose yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange largely on news that the strong US economic recovery seemed to be slowing down. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 5.30 points to 1115.28. Stocks and bonds jumped at the outset
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      216 23 My 31 US$ Chwtfe Gulf Oa Cp Alcoo 31* Gulf Res 17* unch AKed Chem Cp 28* Hewlett Pock 36* H Alrs-Cholmen 8* unch In* Busi Moch MO* +2* Am Tel Tel 17* unch Intl Harvester 5* +W Amax Inc 17H Intl Tel Tel 24* Amr Corp 27
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      Hongkong
      262 23 *u|l HK$ Chanje Hk Elect Worr 730 +04 Inti City 0.445 +0015 Sime Dorby 7 108 +0 1 A»»ooot«d Hotek Hk Go* 5.40 +02 Jordine Moth 650 +03 Sino Land 0.27 unch Bonk Of Eott Aim 19 70 +0 4 Hk Hotels 14 608— Jordine Sec s 60 +0
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      Tokyo
      308 23 »ut 1 Yw Cham MiHubahi 535 -10 Mitoui Co 327 -4 Aj|nofiK>to 1140 10 Mrfju, y.ipbWg 150 unch ko> f?* Mif»ui Smelting. 407 +4 J™*. '09° "20 Mrttukoth. 3so -3 AwK Ch«r> 620 -U Mitium. 900 -30 a i 2£"-£ 0 i 1% iL Murato Mfg Bndgettone 540 unch
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      321 23 Aw 1 Cents Ctianfi Hooker 160 +5 (Autt) 'C I 210 +8 INDUSTIULS L^fT^ 495 +5 MogeKon Pet Aust 190 unch AC I 185 +3 Moyne N.ckle« 265 unch AN I 215 -3 Metok Expkv APM 230 +3 N L 37 42S Aberfo^le M,d*ast 38S Age 285 +5 M,m
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      553 23 AMI 1 Pence CJunfe Com Gold 477 -4 iutm icTtiiAi c Rus Plant 8H l tDUSTRMLS zci Isv. -v, AKed-Lyons 156 2 ll<e Ass. Dairies 150 unch ui BTRPLC 424 unch AAC 12V. -W Bobcocks 133 unch Amgotd 88 V. -2V. Barclay* 454 +2 AAI 41 -IVi Beechoms 313
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        Forex
        231 23 THE US dollar opened at 552. 1620/35 and was traded to a low of 552.1578 in late trading. It closed at 552.1580 90 The greenback closed easier against major currencies. Against the Deutschemark, it opened at 2.9175/85 and was traded to a high of 2.9195/05 before closing at a
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        157 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreijn Local dollars to Foreign currency foreign currency Austrian schilling 10 5383 10 5458 95.80—93 47 Belgian tranc (com) 3.6610 3.6633 276 28—***** Danish kronor 20.2486 20.2627 50 08—49 06 Deutschemark 73.9927 74 0524 13 61—13 41 Finnish mark 35.2326 35.2604 French franc 24.1117
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        Container schedules
        593 23 Delivery of FCL import container* Ship (Voyace) Arr Rent Oue Khd Romas (27AE84) 317(0015) 3/3(1500) K KoilovsJiiy (266W84) 31/7 (0725) 3 8 (1500) P^tapor (94) 31/7 (0740) !/8 (1500) E Pionwr (183OOW) 31/7 (0920) 3'B (1500) Louis MS (8404) 31/7(0925) 4 8(0700) JambangVH (7260) 31/7(1010) 3/8(1500) Nihon (242)
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        Unit Trusts
        193 23 Managers' prices for 2nd August Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 3.24—3.44 The Savings Fund 200— 2 12 Spore Prog Fund 1 44 1 53 Spore Sec Fund 2 14— 2 27«d Spore Invest Fund 1 23-1 30 S pore Equity Fund 1.44 1 53 Asia Unit Trust Mai
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      Ships in port
      341 23 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Coch.se 13/4 aside 02/8 Jurata 33/4 aside 0? 8 Ned Baltimore 47 a side 02, 8 Pres Wilson 15/6 aside 02/8 Regent Ruth 19 a side 028 Santiago Del Estero 35/6 aside 0? 8 Yu Guan Shan 3/9 aside 02/8 Elm
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      24 pc profit decline for KL Industries
      316 24 24 pc profit decline for KL Industries PROPERTY and finance group, Kuala Lumpur Industries Bhd, which was promoted to the first trading section of the Stock Exchange of Singapore recently, posted a 24 per cent decline in pre-tax Erofits to M52.3 milon for the six months to April 30 on
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      Tai Sang gets a deadline extension
      425 24  -  WINSOME LANE By Hongkong Reporter HONGKONG The deadline for Tai Sang Land Development Ltd to make recommendations to minority shareholders on a takeover bid by Singapore-based UIC has been extended until tomorrow. Mr William Ma, managing director of the Hongkong property company, Tai Sang
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      Khong Guan grinds out a better performance
      208 24 KHONG Gaan Floor Milling performed slightly better in the last financial year. Tbe milling group with Interests in shipping, more than halved its operating losses tram &l,m to |223,N* on a smaller turnover of $111 million In the year to April St. Bat
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      Swiss security briefcase has three-stage alarm
      224 24  -  SAT's security briefcase from Switzerland will explode in a puff of red smoke seconds after it's snatched or slashed. First a sound alarm goes off, activated by a lever in the handle. And if that doesn't deter the thief, don't bother to run after
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      Printing plastic bags in colour
      84 24 A LOCALLY manufactured printing machine, Plasmac In-RP-2, prints plastic bags in two different colours at any one time. The machine's designer, Mr C. S. Huang, claims that the Plasmac will cut down scrap and labour cost because the machine has an automatic stop device and
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      Device to reduce risk of cot death
      136 24 YOU can now be alerted by an alarm if your baby stops breathing. This electronic home monitoring device is designed to reduce the incidence of sudden infant death syndrome, or cot death. The Electronic Breathing Supervisor has a battery-operat-ed flat sensor pad. It
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      617 25 1 *****66* 1 .la, t n VV» MB3JI O»ST 10. EASY AC( i w»t s. ooueicrrofteY mekm WANTED: TO BUY used good clothes. Call *****96. This was the advertisement that got Mr Ali "an overwhelming response from the public." Mr Ali will be organising a sale of these clothes for
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      594 25 20 Pets BEAUTIFUL COLLIE (LASSIE), puppies for sale. SKC registered. Parents imported. Call: *****85 (Mrs Loy). MALE ROTTWEILER. S 1/2 months old. Pedigree from Australia, with papers. $2,200 Tel: *****80/ *****41 RECENTLY ARRIVED. IMPORTED. quality puppies. Rottwelller, Pomeranian, Shin Tzu, etc. Tel: *****95 (Singapore). SILKY TERRIER, MALE 2 1/2 years,
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      402 25 28 Health Centres/ Man bob FEELING TIRED Lethargic? Call over for a relaxing massage at Goldhill de Sauna, 51 Goldhlll Plaza #03-09, Podium Block. Open daily 10am to 11pm. Free parking after spm. For appointment phone Corine *****11, *****00. ORCHARD PLAZA HEALTH Centre, Unit #03-30, Ist floor. Orchard Plaza, (above
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      507 25 28 Health Centre*/ 28 Health Centres/ Metieoe Msssaoe RELAX A REFRESH YOURSELF AT GREAT EASTERN iIEALTH CENTRE a^aVk^fla^aV SWI tlr w \..M LI QretEaetem Hotel jj /> tM f4Oi Merphefeon Hoed M Wku aßl^^^T/ TEL:asesa44 mtP^K^i'aj BBBL^^Haal I 29 Beauty Culture 29 Beauty Culture Face Line MEN'S SALON aaaaaaV X
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      534 25 36 House Renovation/Repair/Decor We boost our efficiency through quality and good workmanship, 3 days to complete your whole flooring In ceramics and kitchen wall tiles! (Effective only for the first 10 customers) Wide rang* of haavy duty Kalian Ceramics and Marbles. Call or saa us at our showroom. »02-OS, Sultan
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      1025 25 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Monday-Friday: 9 OOom 5.00pm Saturday: 8.30am 2 00pm I lam deadline tor The Sunday Times Public Holidoy: 9.00am 1 00pm COUNTER SERVICE: I Times Orchard Centre, "02-105 Lucky Plaza I 10 00am— 12noon, x lpm -5 30pm (Mon Fn) (4 00pm for next day) Times House, 390 Kim
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      631 25 38 TV/Video/ Sound Systems ONG LEE SPECIALISES In reliring of video/ C.T.V./ hlfl sys•111 antenna installation. Serce guaranteed. Tel: *****62. O SHIN A SPECIALISES IN TV ntenna installation/ service ith 1-year guarantee. Call: !*****/ *****69 1 lam 9.30pm EONG LECK SPECIALISES In retiring video, colour T.V., hi-fi /stem, antennae installation,
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      1124 25 RATES: Ordmory 1 00 per word (Mm I 5 00) Sem.-D.sp.o, VZ^lT^lZs T, mt $19 50 pr col cm <M.n $58 50 Sundoy Times* n.. n n w *23 75 per col cm D ploy (M.ns7i 25Stro,ts Lrnes) $24 40 per col cm (Mm $73 20 Sundoy Times) Box Chorges:ss
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      609 25 CLASSIFICATION GROUP A Entertainment A Food guide B Personcl Services A Merchandise C Business To Business D Employment E Vehicles F Accommodations A Properties G Travel Guide H Education A Instruction I Announcements J Obituaries WHOLESALE ROAST Char Slew" and Hongkong Honey "Char Siew" at $1 1 80 and $12
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      533 26 ■aB I D Secrttmriml/ClerlaU II ILI D O YOU HAVE a liking for chil- I urgently I dren? If you do, look up classi- I required 1 p^H 2 fication 661: join this children's 1 1 society and help them plan so- ■ACCOUIItS i^B ißflrß cial programmes for the little
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      503 26 Company providing Managamcnl A Computtr »«rvic»» to associala compam»« in Indonesia, invitt* application* for 1) COMPUTER ANALYST 2) MANAGEMENT TRAINEE Preferably overseas graduates with 1 year's working experience. Applicants, must be willing to travel and stay In Jakarta. Competitve salary and attractive fringe benefits will be offered to successful applicants.
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      441 26 jJkMaNaW and Ser\ ice i|| Be A Part of our Rapid Growth H CREDIT CONTROL H CLERK Igßssij To prepare documents for letter of credit B§ssa negotiation and to assist in credit and collec£|sS» tion sections. H| Applicants must have CCE 'O' level with LCCI Rssa3j Bookkeeping and able to
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      483 26 66 Situations Vacant e) SecrttMriMl/aericMl EXPORT CREDIT INSURANCE CORPORATION OF SINGAPORE LTD invites suitably qualified fe- male Singapore citizen* to apply for the position of: RECEPTIONIST Requirements:--e GCE O 1 level e Ability to operate PABX e Ability to converse fluently in English e Pleasant personality s At least 1
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      930 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant SecretMriMl/aeric*! SecretuiMl/ClericA Where outstanding people work. .^^^^^L^ f CLERKS We are expanding our operations in some of our departments and therefore require clerks for the following departments:— CASH CONTROL Candidate should preferably have cash handling experience and Class 111 driving licence and must be
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      567 26 66 Situations Vacant rr=^__ I e) SecretMrial/CleriaU A well established company in Jurong has a position for ACCOUNTS/DATA PROCESSING CLERK e GCE full cert with credit In English e Knowledge of word processing and telex an advantage. Reasonable starting salary includes 2 months AWS, and other fringe benefits. Interested applicants
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      653 26 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial Clerical An international offshore oi related company invites apph cants for the position of SECRETARY Requirements: e Minimum GCE O' level witt recognised Secretarial Or tificate e Some years experience in t similar position e Salary will be comtnensursiU with experience. Transport will be provided
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      492 26 66 Situations Vacant r e) Secretarial Clerical A leading printing ink manufactur- ing company in Juroog require*: A) TEMPORARY SENIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK e Able to work at least rj months e Able to do trial balance sfiet-t 1 e At least 2to .1 years accounting experience B) FEMALE GENERAL CLERK
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      693 27 66 Situations Vacant e) SecreurUU/aertaU Admin/ Account* Clark Applicants should preferably be living In or around districts 13, 14, 15 and 16, and should have OCE O 1 level certificate Proficiency in English and Mandarin Accuracy In typing at 35 wpm Basic accounting experience Salary commensurate with experience and capability.
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      690 27 86 Situations Vacant m) SecreUriMl/derlcMl Wall eetabwahed electrical company in diet. 0020 invitee appHeanta for FEMALE GENERAL CLERK o Minimum OCE. '0' level with good credits In English, Mathematics and Chinese. a Able to type, handle accounts and do general correspondence. a Minimum 2 years working experience. mtoroatod applicants, ptoaaa
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      648 27 66 Situations Vacant •J SecretMiiMl/CleriaU Trading company raojuiraa urgently: FEMALE OFFICE ADMINSTR ATOR e Minimum OCE *0' level with good credit In English e Oood typing and organisation skills a Knowledge of Import b export shipping procedures e Ability to handle correspondence and self-inde-pendent Intaraatad appiicanta, plaaaa apply in writing
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      564 27 66 Situations Vacant e) SecrtUrial/OtricMl A reputable jewellery manufacturer requires: CHINESE FEMALE CLERK (Starting Salary- $470 Par Month) a Primarily to assist In recording grading of gemstones. rO€ intorvio^Rt, "oii~ *****34/5 or call pereonaNy at:BLK 34 COMMONWEALTH LANE #03-M/32 SINGAPORE 0314 A Shipping Company urgently requires TELEPHONE OPERATOR CUM TYPIST
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      858 27 66 Situations Vacant SecreimrUa/atricMl Real Eatata Company raquiraa a PROPERTY ASSISTANT (Famale) a Minimum GCE '0' level, a Outgoing personality, a Able to type efficiently, a Speaks fluent English, a Real estate experience preferred. Intoraatod plaaaa call *****M. RECEPTIONIST/GENERAL CLERK required a GCE "O Level with credit In English a
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      949 27 66 Situations Vacant e) SecrttMrtMl/auieml ACCOUNTS CLERK REQUIRED urgently. Able to do simple correspondence. Please write with contact telephone number to: Hua Yi Property Co. Blk. 13. Short Street -01-159, Singapore 0718. ENGINEERING FIRM REQUIRES General Clerk. Interested call personally at: Blk 4027. Ang Mo Klo Industrial Park 1. #01-247.
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      587 27 68 Situations Vacant e) SecretMriMl/OeriaU GENERAL CLERK REQUIRED by Jurong Engineering company. Call: *****97 JUNIOR CLERK/ TYPIST required Preferably Malay. Minimum GCE. '0' level. Contact: *****41. REQUIRED FEMALE ACCOUNTS Assistant Clerk. Interested please call *****01 Lutia Yang. TEMPORARY MALE IBM Computer Operator required, 2 shifts. Call: *****81 #O6-03. Colombo Court).
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      562 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacan t) Sales i) sales MALE/FEMALE (1) SALES ASSISTANTS (Full-Time) (2) SALES PROMOTERS (Part-Time) For poet (1), salary and allowance $500 to $650 For poet (2), salary $2.50 to $3.00 per hour. Flexible working hours: (a) 7.00a.m. to 1.00p.m. or (b) 5.00p.m. to 11.00p.m. or
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      510 27 t 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales APEX PHARMACY INT'L PTE LTD mute* IBOjtcalaMM for FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS Salary is naSJOUsMt COSMkMSM rating vitn txperteaee and capabtltuei InUraittd please :all in person tor an interview during office hour* at: 301 UPPER THOMSON ROAD 02-01, THOMSON PLAZA SINGAPORE 2057 TEL: *****95 Or:
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      569 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Sales t) Sales HEALTHY HOMES MARKETING PTE. LTD SALES REPRESENTATIVES $24,000 $36,000 Per Annum We are inviting success-oriented man and woman to join our selected group ol sales representatives in the marketing of the prestigious Rainbow machine. To successful candidates we offer sales training,
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      599 28 EXECUTIVES Requirement* e Proven sales record, e GCE 0' Level Pleasant personality Bilingual Call personally at 09-370. TAN TONG MENG TOWER THOMSON ROAD A wall established raal estate company requires PROPERTY EXECUTIVES Experience not necessary. Must possess own car. State personal particulars with recent photograph and contact number to: Katong
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      730 28 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales SALESGIRLS REQUIRED. SALES experience preferable School leavers will be considered. Call personally at: sOl-04, Parklane Shopping Mall. 35 Selegie Road. Singapore 0718 from 11a.m. Bpm SALESMAN REQUIRED. No experience necessary. Interview at: Stanley 4 Co Pte Ltd. Basement 1/2/3 Peninsula Shopping Centre. Coleman Street. Tel:
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      484 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical [I INCOM "X SINGAPORE INCCW INTRNA T K>iAL INC OQCKDCR A well tatrHehrrt American multi-national company taw vacancies for the following: y y NIC 2/3 Metal Machining Certificate F Able to set-up punch press machines Preferably I—2 years experience working
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      827 28 66 Siti ations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical Mecomb Engineering, a division of Sime Darby and a leading manufacturer of industrial fans, urgently requires: Tradesman Trade Certificates in Mechanical and Electrical Maintenance with 1 to 2 years experience Ability to troubleshoot electrical and mechanical faults and to
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      600 28 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Further eipansions in our welding division has created vacancies for: TECHNICIANS e Possess VITB certificate or Electrical/ Mechanical/ Installations or equivalent e 2 years' experience In repair/ service of electrical equipment. e Class 3 licence (Q.D.L.) e Knowledge of service documentations an advantage e School
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      431 28 66 Situation* Vacant g) Technical An expanding w/r firm in Jurong 1 1. Quality I 0 Assurance H U Engineer H |H* Degree/Diploma in mm Mechanical/ H nn Production E3 tel Engineering W B9 2 3 years experience H I in similar capacity |He Knowledge of SJ M inspection W
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      440 28 66 Situations Vacant sSsaaaaßaaaaaaaßßaaaaaSs>3fißsßSß g) Technical cnpias Leading Japanese manufacturer of precision engineering plastic requires: I I I INSPECTORS Opportunity to leam a skill in quality control of precision engineering plastic components Salary above $400 per month I Clean air-conditioned I environment I 5 days week GCE O level I
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      789 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Urganlly Raquirad: ONE ENGINEERING ASSISTANT Qualification a Diploma In Engrg or equiva- i lent i Exparianca: a Ito 2 years in engrg field for appointment, call TEL: *****83. Ann* or write to: YEOW HWA ENGRG PTE LTD 7, Tuaa Avanwaii Singapore 2263. An established piling
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      301 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical TEMPORARY DRAFTSMAN Rl QUIRED Urgently Prrferabl with experience Please cull Nlr to Five at *****00 1 MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMAN Rl QUIRED Possess GCE '0' lev* Contact 28M833 h) Production Hitachi Cable (S) Pte Ltd Automatic Machine Operators 1 (Male) I a Possess NTC 3 Completed National
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      305 29 66 Situations Vacant h) Production I ■>■ E nn Here's your 22 chance to grow jjj with us I Join one of the H world's largest fridge compressor SS makers and also one SSS of Singapore's fastest growing I companies as II PRODUCTION OPERATORS Male *****.00 Requirements: Able to work
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      437 29 66 Situations Vacant h) Production I Urgently Requires yt QUALITY CONTROL CHECKERS (Female) Min. Secondary 2 A education Y Ag« 18-25 years old Experience is not N necessary, training f win oe pranotih y Interested applicants, please \l call with NRIC to: THE PERSONNEL DEPT 7, FOSTER ELECTRIC (8) £l
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      504 29 66 Situationt Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Production h) Production h) Production h) I ICS T ANAKA ELECTRONICS I ll I~TJ SPORE PTE LTD |i b^bß B^Bb^b^^^^^^^ "a b^b^B I Female Casual \Xrbrkers\ II II Age: 45 years old maximum IE y Monday to Friday (4.45pm to
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      664 29 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Production j h) Production h) Production x_ mcmuvu oo C" We are one of the largest manufacturers of capacitors in the world 23 and due to expansion, we now specially invites only interested =&X applicants to work as Jz^ MALE PRODUCTION OPERATOR
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      53 29 Progressive Manufacturing Company in Jurong requires MALE PRODUCTION WORKERS BENEFITS: 5-day week and no shift work Transport at designated points a Attractive salary of $430 $600 pm Including overtime Free drinks and biscuits Interested applicants please call personally at: 9 GUL LANE SINGAPORE 22«2 Td *****22 Feeder But no. 255
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      191 29 A imw manufacturing company in Tuaa has immediate vacancies for: MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Good promotional prospects for the right candidates. On-the-Job training will be provided. Attractive darting salary and fringe benefit*. Please call: I Group of companies require 1. PRODUCTION ENGINEER With 10 years production experience In printing field 2.
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      341 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 situations vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production i jM Walk- in infcrVicW JlAsVlf*! 1 1 AUS multinational manufacturing plant equipped with the most advanced sophisticated machineries involving high technology processes
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      287 30 66 Situations Vacant h) Production I i WALK-IN INTERVIEW Monday to Friday (Bam to spm) i SBS 250/255 from Jurong Interchange. j si van; I I *****\4N4M.1 H We are the designer and manufacturer of H the Ist 5 W Winchester Disc Drive and to meet our increased production capacity
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      539 30 66 Situations Vacant n) Production B 1 Mitsui B B M-fT Hi 9htec B IVI 1 1 (Singapore) B BI I I Pte. Ltd. J I Wye are the largest IC leadframes manufacturer I I in the world. Due to expansion, we urgently I require OPERATORS (2 Grades) At least
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      568 30 86 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous QCHDbDE3ES3DEsIDKX3E9 I^9E9»9E9E3bDbbQE3DE9Ejb(jH THE AMERICAN CLUB will be opening a new and up-class penthouse meeting place for its members in th e recently completed Keck Seng Towers in Cecil street. Our "Downtown" Club invites experienced personnel who has worked in a
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      378 30 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous IMMimmH Y WALK- IN k INTERVIEW i Has A Job For Ton Vow! As a member of our Part- Tima Staff, you will enjoy the following benefits:- Tips entitlement Free uniform Paid training Staff discount Pull CPF contributions Meals ft transport reimbursement Additional 3 days
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      330 30 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous FsiNGAPORE^ Applications are invited for the I positions of- I HANDYMAN (Permanent Day j A 2nd Shift) j Male below 25 years I old. Completed I National Service and I able to communicate I in English. Required I to deliver parts to I production line
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      375 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous s TANGS WALK-IN INTERVIEWS FOR SALES ASSISTANTS (Full-time)/ Part- time) 16 years of age and above with Secondary education Pleasant and friendly personality Able to converse in English and some Mandarin TELEPHONE OPERATOR (Full-time/ Part-time) GCE O' Level Good spoken English and ability to converse
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      362 31 66 Situations Vacant i I) Miscellaneous MiniScnbe E Applications are invited for the fol- lowing positions: Possess NTC in Maintenance Fit- ting/Electrical or Mechanical Engineering Minimum 1 to 2 years experience in maintenance work involving repairs and maintenance of plant and office equipment. Able to speak and E write simple
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      471 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous 1) SECURITY SUPERVISORS 2) MALE/ FEMALE SECURITY GUARDS for city and Jurong area*. Age 25 to 55 years Physically fit a Able to SDeak and write English Experience in security work preferable Attractive salary Transport allowances Medical benefit e Uniforms provided Bor 12-hour duty shift
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      425 31 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous Reputable Freight Forwarding Company has immediate vacancies for: CARGO HANDS a Gross salary per month: $442.50 or more Plus good benefits e Candidates from Bedolc, Chai Chee and Changl areas preferred PIMM apply in person to: THE PERSONNEL DEPT SINGAPORE BAGGAGE TRANSPORT AGENCY PTE LTD 17
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      523 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous YMCA OF SINGAPORE requires FRONT OFFICE RECEPTIONISTS CHAMBERMAIDS SECURITY GUARDS TELEPHONE OPERATORS HOUSEMEN POOL ATTENDANT M&E TECHNICIANS PLUMBER CARPENTER ACCOUNTS CLERK Interested applicants please call personally or write in with full particulars and photograph and contact telephone number to: The Hostel Manager THE YMCA OF
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      502 31 66 Situations Vacant I I) Miscellaneous W WASHINGTON DRY CLEANING PTE LTD lias immediate vacancies for: 1) PRESSERS 2) CHECKERS 3) LAUNDRY ATTENDANTS 4) DRIVER CUM CARPET CLEANERS Interested applicant*, please apply personally to: 34, Tagore Lene (Upp Thomson Rd, 7 1/2 m.s.) Singapore 2678 Tel: *****72. Required Urgently FEMALE
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      554 31 66 Situation* Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous l) Miscellaneous -1 c Long < jfohnSHvctS The largest USA seafood chain in the world. Join our exciting LJS Crew in our Far East Plaza, Liang Court and Parkway Parade shops. CREW MEMBERS I Basic pay: I
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      575 31 5 RAFFLES HOTEL ft requires V FRONT OFFICE I RECEPTIONIST K e GCE O 1 Level I J e Able to type J fa Willing to work 3fl shifts fe J^ a Immediate employ- f V ment n Intereeted parties please call personally or write in f A Personnel Dept.
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      492 31 HYUNDAI requires INDUSTRIAL NURSE Requirements: e Age 22 to 36 e 2 years' relevant experience e No shift work e Good salary will be offered to the right candidate e Lunch and transport provided to from Bedok Interchange Interested, please call: *****11 International Courier Company requires MALE OPERATION ASSISTANT Must
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      570 31 68 Situations Vacant I) Mlscmllmneous Japan*** construction company raqutra* TEA LAOY CUM OFFICE DUTIES LAOY Ability to understand simple EnglUh Age below 20 interested applicants plaaaa call personally to: HAZAMA GUMI LTD. 7SOOA Beec h Road 14-324 Tha Plaza Singapora 0719 Tel 29VM79 KWANG SI A PTE LTD requires: DESPATCH
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      573 32 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous Concrete manufacturing company require* GENERAL LABOURERS Experience nut MCMU) interested applicant*, please com* personally to our REDIKON SITE PLANT at MRT Station opposite CK Tang lor interview DELIVERY CLERK Cla.s.s 3 driving licence Completed secondary 2 Ability to handle physical work interested call in parson lo:
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      1848 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous ESTABLISHED WAREHOUSING AND transportation company requires 1 Despatch Clerk. Must possess own bike. Salary allowance over $600 Please call *****22 Michael FLUENT ENGLISH SPEAKING "SZ" Drivers Preferably with experience in similar line. Please call: *****19 between 0830 hours and 1130 hours to
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      572 32 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous PART/ FULL-TIME Cleaners required in Jurong/ Orchard. Call Anchor Cleaning Tel: *****34/ *****63. PART-TIME FEMALE ASSISTANT required by Catering Company in Dtst 0316 Call: Mrs Low 7.X5754. PETROL KIOSK REQUIRES 2 Servicing Attendants from 8.00 a.m. to 5 00 p.m at $400/ $500 p.m. Interested, call:
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      565 32 r^-firM-it— i THE BEETLE WHEELS in again! UIIUIQf %qJ This time it's a nine-year old i JO I J Si Volkswagen fitted with a "perU M iLZSI formance" engine from AmeriKS\ fF!\ fk\ Kf^\ ca Track il down at classifica- \bmß\^Bß\^^^^^^^^Bß\ mBBBBB^^mm-. 72 Vehicles For Hire DATSUN PICKUPS AND delivery
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      739 32 76 Vehicles For Sato b) BMW JAN. 1981 BMW 520A PARF. Immaculate condition, low mileage, one owner. Highest offer secures Tel: *****39 MID 80 BMW 320 M6 Excellent condition. Sports rims, radio cassette, new tax. $37,000. Contact William: *****98. 1974 BMW 520 manual. Aircon. radio cassette, brand new, sports rims,
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      763 32 76 Vehicle* For Sato c) Dmtsan/Nlssan 1992 NISSAN LAUREL 2.0 Auto. Expat leaving. Full accessories New tax. immaculate condition *****91 ext. 6272. 1992 NISSAN STANZA 16 2 private owners, alrcon. Showroom condition Selling $22,800 0.n.0. Tel: *****98 1963 APRIL NISSAN. Pulsar. First owner. Aircon. radio cassette. Highest offer secures. Tel.
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      884 32 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun/Nlssan c) Datsun/Nlssan I) Mitsubishi HHMHHI 4 year "1 IiJL^HB re Paymenx [Q^SmmV '-5^ ■I I— TlS'1 9 I Wt\ M m AF Pro I^mmml mL^-'X^" j 1 1 ri\ T T i iTi^^^^iir^^i mm^m^Mbb^^_J Authoriud NISSAN
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      835 32 i h) Mercedes OCTOBER -76 MERCEDES Henz 200 2 private owners, pewer windows. Central locking. Tip top condition. Price $20,001. ono Call: *****86 1978 MERCEDES 200 manual. 1 company owner. 5 new tyres, I metallic paint Road tax till Feb. 1985 Showroom condition Selling: $37,000 Tel: *****04 ALMOST 1973 MERCEDES
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      1008 32 CORDIA 10-MONTH OLD 1 lady I owner %r. i >u> ont.n t nvrrr} ext 12H MID Tl MITSUBISHI 1 r 1200 j C.C., selling prICC liejSi ono I Call Jimmy aM SPORTY 1977 MIT 1 BtMt9 white. Sports riU'.N ■ifCond SKMtOO TV| Wl 1 49H A IV 1977 COLT LANCER
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      869 33 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota 5 MONTHS OLD Corona GL 1600 DM o*ner. aircon. Pioneer hi-fi, accident free, showroom condition J33.800 Tel: *****76 ALMOST 1977, TOYOTA Corolla Airiond, cassett* and radio. Selling $i0.5000 no Tel *****86 JANUARY 1979 COROLLA One lady owner, good condition. $12,500 Tel *****1 JUNE, 1977.
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      655 33 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others 1 SJ^a^^^H B^B^^t^^BM^PBMW^^WBMBBBJBSBBSJBJBS»»S>B^BB»BBa^a^BBBa^a^^^^M^^^M .^B^BBBbK. 1 Bp f ~-^^bbß BBWsBBBBaBBBBBBSB^rTE^ PCI I AKI/^LC IVilinmr^DQ Showroom Service /Parts Centre: LjSr l >7V l^ l VSi jy I^^ V?7 O 9 Leng Kee Road Singapore 0315 Umcial Agent Of Peugeot Talbot Tel: *****4. Telex: us ***** relims
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      428 33 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Others 77 Vehicles Wanted CASH PAYMENT FOR PARF non-PARF used cars. Private, company registered, commercial van pick-up. Any model any c.c. all welcome. (Trade-in considered). Kindly contact Mr Goh tei: *****33 *****88. Mr Ong tei: *****56 /7. (Night Mr Ong Mr Goh tei: *****68 *****13).
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      332 33 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others 78 Scrap Vehicle* WANTED ANY CAPACITY PARF scrap/. used/ commercial vehicles. Highest offer. *****58/ *****63, Kwok night, *****61 ATTRACTIVE PRICE FOR PARF, Scrap used commercial company vehicles. Cash payment. *****86 /*****67 (night: *****35). ATTRACTIVE CASH OFFER for PARF scrap vehicles below 1000 2000 c.c.
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      477 33 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Others mj nouses FOR LEASE DIST 1027 GREENLEAF AVENUE 2-storey semi-detached house, it boasts 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, large living and dining area, kitchen and utility area. Land Area: 3,500 sq ft Rental $2,300 OIST 1543 MEYER ROAD 2-storey semi-detached bungalow with 4 i bedrooms,
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      648 33 Ivlv'tbwjP Rs 'BdAdf 1 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DISTRICT 10 CORONATION ROAD WEST Double-storey link semi-detach-?d. 3 bedrooms, study/children's room, servant's room. Furnished. Rental $3.500p.m. Contact: Jono* Lang Wootton *****88 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, INSPECTION BEFORE ADVERTISEMENT Dlst 10 Hotel Equatorial vicinity, single-storey detached. 10.000 sq.ft. 4 plus 1 bedroom. $4,000.
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      718 33 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 15 FRANKEL DRIVE Singlestorey bungalow. 7,000 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 aircons, furnished. $1,900 p.m. Sin Hua Hln Housing Agency *****57 (5 lines). DIST. 21. OFF VARWOOD Avenue Double-Storey Detached Bungalow. 5 Bedrooms. Spacious Splitlevel Dining/ Lounge. Tastefully Furnished. Reasonable Rental. *****78. DIST
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      721 33 86 Accommodation Vacant m) Houses MST. IS. TASTEFULLY FURNISHED md beautifully renovated 3-bed-oomed corner terrace. $1,600. iee to appreciate *****11/2 Agent) HST. 10 HOTEL EOUATOMAL vitnlty. Well maintained detachd bungalow. 3 bedrooms, study, ervant's. $4,500 $5,000 Esteem lealty: *****01. MST 10 OFF HOLLAND Road cosy louble-storey bungalow In cul-le-sac 3
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      434 33 86 Accommodation Vacant m) Houses RIDGEWOOD TERRACE NEAR American School. 3 bedrooms, luxuriously furnished, hig balcony $4 000 23M772/3 $1,800 ORCHARD ROAD vicinity 4 bedrooms plus study's. 2-storey semi-detached with mature garden ERA. 466-3366. Anthony 5-BEOROOM SEMI-DETACHED house for rent at Princess of Wales Road Ring Bernie *****17 No agent
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      695 33 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apmrtments PENTHOUSE IN CMOICI RESIDENTIAL DIST 11. 4 hfdro mis large Uftng .unl dining, fully aircond. superbly funttaiMd. includes PtaajtWOOd Swimming pool. t*n891 Mju.isli For only $4,500 HUGE APARTMENT IN CAIRNHILL CIRCLE DIST. 9. I Md -us bedrooms, separate living .*nd dining, swimming pool Ranlal $3,500
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      576 34 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments i Singapore's newest and most exclusive serviced apartments. Now The Ascott at Scotts Road is the best residential address in town. One, two and three bedroom apartments are available for long or short lease. Superbly designed interiors, with complete furnishings and fittings right down to
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      374 34 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments I I To Let Luxurious Flat < Highrise Penthouse At Grunge Road I Contact Choon K h«ng P1» Ltd. *****56 j I I < VILLA DELLE ROSE DIST 10 J luxurious maisonette with 3 large bedrooms, all with attach- ed bathrooms plus a servant's room.
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      925 34 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 9 HABITAT brand new exclusive apartment, near Orchard Hotel. 4 spacious bedrooms, huge living/ dining with store, big balcony, central aircond Facilities include swimming pool and squash. Partly furnished $5,500 p.m. Banyan Properties *****77 FAR EAST MANSION Fully furnished, 3 bedrooms, carpeted, aircond. $1,600:
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      887 34 86 Accommodation Vacant to) Apartments' OIST. 10 CHARMING GARDEN. King's Road vicinity, brand new low rise condo 2,000 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, servant's Swimming pool $3,000 $3,500 Continental Appraisal *****22 DIST. 11 NEWTON POINT. Goldhill Plaza vicinity, brand new. high floor, 2 bedrooms. 933 sq.ft. Swimming pool. Furnished $2,700 Continental Appraisal
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      852 34 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 10 SPRING COURT off Holland Road. 3 spacious bedrooms attached bathrooms, servant's Well maintained. $2,200 furnished. Standard Properties: *****91 DIST. 10. GRENVILLE, BEAUTIFULLY designed, lower maisonette. 3 bedrooms, servant's. Fully aircond. Pool, squash. $4,300 Trillion. *****00 DIST 11, HILLCREST ARCADIA 3 bedrooms, beautifully furnished
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      894 34 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments ORCHARD ROAD, fully furnished 4-bedrootned centrally aircond executive apartment. Pool and tennis court and 24-hr security. Rental $6,000 Fields *****11 PACIFIC MANSION/ SERENE House $1,800 (swimming pool) Tanjong Katong/ People's Park $900 Deland Company: *****33/ *****44 PANDAN VALLEY. BEST Block. Big balcony facing pool. 3
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      880 34 I 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments ONE FULLY FURNISHED first floor flat near Changi Airport, including washing machine. TV. etc. with big garden Ring: *****79 ONE ROOM FLAT, 338F-5 River Valley Road Unfurnished, available immediately Rental $600/Telephone *****10. ORCHARD ROAD VICINITY, tastefully furnished 2/3-bedroomed apartments. CTV, washing machine Capitaus: *****92/
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      752 34 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms 1 UNFURNISHED ROOM. Single/ couple preferred No cooking Tel: *****17 2 ROOMS FOR rent at Tanjong Katong. Contact Miss Lye--*****79. 2 ROOMS TO let at Toa Payoh North. Cooking allowed. Tel: *****59 eaaaa—aa» 87 Accommodation Wanted a) Houses A well known established firm looking for
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      673 34 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses i >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«) i Dist. 9, Cairnhill 4 Road < 2-storey pre-war ter- < race house, renovated, freehold. Area 1,987 sq.ft. vacant possession. Sailing $490,000 negotiable Dist. 10, Bukit Timah Road X (batwaan Robin Walk a Robin Lane) I
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      937 34 EAST COAST ROAD. New I I 2 Storey m-hii -ilelarhed Area 3.300 sq ft Built-in 1 tiOO sq ft Facing Fast 3 Bedrooms, study. 4 bathrooms, servants facilities Marble, ceramic, parquet flooring i $795,000/- quality fixtures/fittings Clreenacre.s *****88 ORCHID INN HOTEL vii inity. DM 11 2-storey split-level Intermediate terrace 4
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      514 35 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses Fsuß Isf Luiunoui 2-slorey *plil levti Semi detached Bunqalows The New I Semk Situated at Near Yio C Special Features 7 picturesque public children s playgrounc Many facilities for ou High class finishes a Pleasant living envirc Beautiful scenery Easy transportation nFor Bookings anc
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      465 35 89 Properties For Sale I a) Houses IRISB) MmM,L^ma*mHM War Design of 2-Store ietached/Terrace Thomson area/Yio Chi Kang/ Ang Mo Kio I YIOCHUi *^*f* y\^^^^ fflV>C{ijfl X 4\ ct atiaij BR^Mlsß»^k> rr HANG StC V" A^©tßSOl JUNIOS g -^g^MQ KIO AVE b [I ANGMOKK ANG MO KIO AVE 3 open
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      624 35 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses fl yi w^mA I C eluie 2 storey »put level I Gjrden Terrace Houses Hf7 sh i^» *^H mm .ut^UMFV I I '*^^H y Split Level Houses u Kang Road MRT Station i KANG ROAD !/§rSlH!| s Ik I 5 5 j l> JAVEB-*
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      919 35 89 Properties For Sale r b) Private Apartments 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments I =il 1 An Eminently Exclusive Address... *S*^ AUiiquely Prestigious Name... t \j? E^Cqt w pi -/T^±m /a tfc m»^ P^hbb •^MH^^i^^i^^^ta*^ *SH^^BF3fe^p^Wß 96 ultra-modern apartments set on
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      825 35 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments JERVOIS GARDENS (Just Completed) Finance up to 100% Spanish des*gn condominium malsonettes/flat No restriction to foreigners Only $515,000 onwards V y 1 < J ule t and good resl <lential area within the vicinity of embassies Freehold SHOW UNITS SPECIALLY OPEN UNTIL 9PM
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      837 35 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments sq.ft. 3-bedroomed apartment, attached bathrooms, selling with tenancy for $350,000 Owner migrating 1 SBS Realty Services: *****22 OIST. 10. DYNASTY GARDEN, (Off Sixth Avenue). 3 huge bedrooms 2.400 sq ft. split-level living/ dining, marble throughout, freehold Selling with/ without tenancy $728,000 Agent: *****88
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      956 35 89 Properties For Salt j b) Private Apartments DIST 9 OXLEY RISE w. inity. walk-up apartment 1.200 sq ft 3 1 bedrooms, renovated low Maintenance $260,000 Han Boons ntwia DIST 9 PATERSON TOWER, spacious maisonette with swim- I ming pool 2.800 sq ft Selling I. with tenancy $650,000 negoti 1
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      614 39  -  EPSOM JEEP By AT a quick count, near to 450 horses have been imported from England, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand in the past 12 months. Quite a few have made it to the top class while a good number have shown potential of
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      James Brigand looks fighting fit
      319 39 RESTRICTED TERMS performer James Brigand, a non-acceptor last week, was the most impressive galloper among a handful of horses sent out against the clock on a good Bukit Timah track yesterday morning. j Looking a picture of fitness, the Brigand ridgeling went better than stablemate
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      1197 39 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A total of 301 horses, comprising 196 in Class 3 and 103 in Class 5, has been entered for the Selangor Turf Club August Meeting starting on Aug 11. The entries are: CLASS3 Actinium 1200 1200 Alexander 1200 1200 Al Cartoon 1200 1200 Almecolour 1800
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      110 39 FIRST DAY: Class 3 Divs 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 1,200m; Class 5 Divs 1 and 3 1,200m and 1.600m. SECOND DAY: Class 3 Div 1 1,200m and 1,800m; Div 2 1.800m; Divs 3, 5, 7 and 9 1,200m; Class 5 Div 2 1.200m and 1,600m; Div
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      142 Condolences 142 Condolences
      60 40 142 Condolences 142 Condolences WITH DEEPEST SYMPATHIES A HEARTFELT CONDOLENCES to: HAIRANI SAABAN HARDJO FAMILY OF THE LATE SABAN BIN SALIMAN From Mr. A Mrs Lee Seow Cheok Lee Soon Hong Dr. A Mr* Lee Ngak Siang Lee Km Siang Helen Chin Le« Pniah Char Lee H wee Huang Lee
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      348 40 MDM. WONG NA MOI (PATSY) AGE: 52 was called to be with our Lord on 1 August 1984 leaving behind son Yap S w e e Toong daughter Yap Ful Choon daughter-in-law Julie Yong son-in-law Lee Hon Leong grandson Daniel Lee Fun»f«! at BHc. 37 Sin Ming Oriv*
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      141 Deaths 143 Acknowledgements
      137 40 141 Deaths 143 Acknowledgements MRS. VASUGHIDEVI W/O K. KU MARASURIAR MCAS K.L.) passed away peacefully on 1.8.84 after a short Illness, leaving daughters Gayathrl, Vldyathrl, father Ma panaplllal (Kluang), brothers M. Poopalaslngam, T.S. Slngam, sisters Parasakthy, Pakeerathy, Visagapoozanl. Mother-in-law Mrs. Kanapathlplllay (Klang). Funeral on same day at Kluang. The Family
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      144 In Memoriam
      201 40 wsnrassn IN LOVING MEMORY OF MARGARET CHUA SIEW MENG DEPARTED 2 AUGUST '83. TAKE HER IN THY ARMS. DEAR LORD AND EVER LET HER BE A MESSENGER OF LOVE BETWEEN OUR HEARTS AND THEE ALWAYS AND DEARLY REMEMBERED BY HUSBAND:- TAN KIM CHYE SONS:- TAN JING HWA
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    Seak fire seeks wind of change
    241 40  -  JOE DORAI By FORMER international Seak Poh Leong returned on Tuesday night with a burning enthusiasm to revamp the structure of soccer in Singapore after an 18-month coaching stint in West Germany. Poh Leong left behind a sales job to pursue the coaching course
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    Khalsa joy in CSC vacuum
    161 40  - Khalsa joy in CSC vacuum MAHMOOD GAZNAVI THE vacuum left behind by the absence of six regulars in the Ceylon Sports Club side proved costly for they went down 3-0 to Khalsa in a Singapore Hockey Association Premier League match at Bales tier Road yesterday. With skipper M. Jeevanathan and
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    168 40 AUCKLAND, Wed. Britain's disastrous rugby league tour of Australia and New Zealand ended yesterday with the indignity of defeat by Auckland. A last-minute penalty gave Auckland an 18-16 victory and the hapless tourists the kind of send-off that has been typical of their luck and
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    Double trouble for Ponggol
    159 40 NATIONAL Football League Division Three club Ponggol Constituency suffered a double blow yesterday (writes Joe Doral). The Football Association of Singapore's Appeals Board not only revoked their 1-0 victory over Hai Sing Park Rangers but also slapped a $100 fine on them for fielding an ineligible
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    256 40 NORTH CONWAY, Wed SWEDE Henrik Sundstrom and Czech Tomas Smid, the second and third seeds, both lost in the first round of a US$2OO,OOO ($428,000) Grand Prix tennis tournament here in New Hampshire. Sundstrom lost 7-6 (9--7), 6-4 to Israeli Shlomo Glides tein, while Smid fell
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    189 40 LONDON, Wed. Discarded England Test batsman Mike Gat ting scored a century in 85 minutes the fastest this season. His flawless stroke-play and unbeaten 128 led fastimproving Middlesex to a nine-wicket victory over Hampshire in the English county cricket championship yesterday. Catting cracked 18 fours and
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    249 40 THE Irish Republic have called up Manchester United defender Paul McGrath for a friendly international against Mexico in Dublin on Aug 8. The others are James McDonagh (Notts County). Gerry Peyton (Fulham). Kieron O' Reagan, Gerry Ryan, Gary Howie tt (all Brighton), Kevin Moran (Man Utd). Mick McArthy
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      66 40 Today's events GOLF S'parr Ammttmr Optm (Serapong. 7.15 a. m). HOCKEY S>U«ul Srfcaato Mv: East Pay oh Sec v Monks Hill Sec (Balestler Road, 3 p. m.). SOCCEB Jarwm imUr-emmpm-ay OvaMae Loagae Mv S: Marothon Let v Hymold (dementi Complex. 5 15 p. ml BQIABH Ovalttee taftvMul grated r'rirtpa (Kalian*.
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    Pain-sailing for Kelly
    239 41  -  GODFREY ROBERT By LOS ANGELES, Tues. Singapore's Kelly Chan had a nighmarish start in his Olympic Games debut when he ended up 26th in a field of 37 in the Windgliding event at Long Beach here today. Kelly, 27, experienced some rough moments and had to settle
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    936 41  -  ALAN HUBBARD When all that's golden is not glitter BY LOS ANGELES, Wed. After five days of the Olympics, there are still no stars, no sensations. And no scandals, either. The Games that have brought seven thousand story-seeking scribes here so far have been as flat as a
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    381 41 Gross: It's practically impossible for anyone to win seven golds LOS ANGELES, Wed. West German Olympian Michael Gross is becoming an international swimming hero as the gold medal-winning "Albatross" with the long arms, but admits he can't equal American Mark Spitz's record of seven gold
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    Lock icon China crunch
    148 41 BASKETBALL LOS ANGELES. Wed. China handed France their second heart-break-ing defeat of the Olympic basketball tournament today, overcoming a 14--point deficit in the second half with tenacious defence for an 85-83 (48-39) victory. In the women's section, favourites United States lifted their record to 2-0 by routing Australia
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    200 41 WEIGHT-LIFTING LOS ANGELES, Wed. China and Taiwan yesterday shared a slice of Olympic history and It promptly shewed up their political differences. Their flags last night flew alongside each other for the first time at any Olympics when China's wefghtllfter Chen Welqlang wen the featherweight geld
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    Lock icon Coming to grips with cancer
    556 41 I WENT through fe most of this alone. I refused to live at home during the radiation treatments because I did not want my parents to see me getting weaker. It would have shown on their faces... l thought: Until I do feel sick, I'm
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    Lock icon Giants tumble
    128 41 WRESTLING LOS ANGELES, Wed. American Steve Fraser upset three- time world champion Frank Andersson, of Sweden, in the Olympic Greco-Roman wrestling competition yesterday. Fraser, whose 4-1 points' victory eastablished him as favourite to win the light-heavyweight class, said Andersson walked straight into a head look. "He was kind
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    All the Games results
    2026 41 13 BASKETBALL Mea: PreUms Greap B: USA bt Canada 89-68, China bt France 85-83. WeoMa't reeae* reMa: Canada bt China 66-61, USA bt Australia 81-47, S Korea bt Yugoslavia 55-52. Q BOXING Flyweight: (51 kg) prelim boa to: Peter Ayesu (Maw) bt Prabin Tuladhar, Oppe Pnto
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    THE RECORD BREAKERS
    39 41 Men: Rowdy Gaines (USA) lMm free 49.8tsec (49.M). Olympic record. Rick Carey (USA) 2Mm back 1:58.9 (1:59.19). Olympic record. Women: Tiffany Cohen (USA) 499m free 4:97.19 (4:08.76). Olympic record. Note: Old times in brackets. Rowdy Gaines
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    MEDALS TALLY
    79 41 NOTE: la the women's Mm free, two golds were awarded. 1 i US II 7 1 Chin lIS <*iuwU S 3 1 WO S 1 4 lUly 111 Anst 12 4 Fraaee I 2 1 Britala I 1 S Holland I 1 S Swrdrn I 1 1 Brail
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    FIRST...AT LAST
    748 42 Alan Hubbard pays tribute to a Yankee yippee American men vault to the top with team gold and Olympic record 4 AMERICA haven't enjoyed such a night since the youthful US ice hockey team scored a stunning upset victory over Russia in the final of the 1980 Winter
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    Lock icon Judge under fire from US coaches
    382 42 Julia in the centre of gymnastics controversy over scoring LOS ANGELES, Wed. Rumanian Judge Julia Roterescu has been criticised by termer Rumania si gymnastics eeaeh Beta Karelyi for her marking during the women's team competition. Karolyl, whe coached fttflA Ro HanaJi an%A^J hAfftM) bis
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    Rumania get helping hand
    171 42 LOS ANGELES, Wed. Rumania, the one Warsaw Pact country to ignore the Soviet-led boycott of the Olympics, paid only about a third of the cost to bring a team here, a Games official said. The rest about US$l2O,OOO ($256,800) was donated by the Los Angeles Olympic
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      171 42 LAKE Casitas was chosen as the site for Olympic rowing and kayak events only after the organising committee agreed to stock it with extra catfish. Anglers at the lake, 130 kilometres from Los Angeles, are delighted by the deal. They will be able to chase an
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      Lock icon Zeng is youngest
      153 42 FLYWEIGHT champion Zeng Gooqiang was the youngest ever weigh tllftlng gold medallist. At It years 132 days old, the babyfaced Chinese had a 75-day advantage on the previous youngest, Russian Aleksey Vakhonln the bantamweight winner at the IM4 Games. Bulgaria's Mlntcho Pachov was the youngest medallist when
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      Lock icon Steak's a big hit with the athletes
      218 42 TONS of char-broiled steak, hundreds of thousands of apples and nearly 2 million cups of ice cream are being devoured by Olympic athletes in what will add up to more than a million meals. It's a food fiend's "Paradise", according to Ed Krein,
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    Lock icon Italians march through
    465 42 SOCCER Italy 1 US 0, Egypt 4 Costa Rica 1, France 2 Norway 1, Chile 1 Qatar 0 LOS ANGELES, Wed. Italy became the first team to qualify for the last eight of the Olympic tournament when they beat the United States 1-0 in a Group D
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      137 42 SOUTHERN California's major tourist spots have complained that they are suffering the worst summer in years that will cost hundreds of millions of dollars thanks to the Olympics. Attendance at Disneyland, Knott's Berry Farm, Six Flags, Magic Mountain, Universal Studios Tour and the Spruce Goose Queen Mary are
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      Lock icon Angels on the scene
      131 42 A GROUP of West German Olympic visitors thought their number was op when a It-man gang trapped them In a dark Los Angeles alley this week. Bnt their guardian angels were watching •ver them. The Germans had ventured Into a seedy district known locally as "The
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      Lock icon Not chewing but choking on food
      264 42 LORD KILLANIN, of Ireland, former president of the International Olympic Committee from 1972 to 1960, choked on food at an Olympics reception last week, but was saved from injury by a policeman's blows to the back. Killanin, who turned 70 on Monday, "stood up,
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      148 42 ITLJ C (T i wf^^^^l X/KJIDI A KIO 7KE.viu-ior>4~-M*m*m wvwosli ■Ji^^^^B mbih ■■■■^P^H I piigicuKO limit 1 ACAIN IN fc^ •♦S6CS I B^Bm "CT^UNCD HIS '00 MCTCCS WEbi-i IVCC JJL— CT I P"W*«MWAMOICUOF I ANSWWOWSBCTTIMe I I CHAMPIONSHIP, AT QWIWCBP, IN A I^<rJT I ioo Mena&s-LONG salt mdate* no^N in
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      144 42 What's on today BASKETBALL: Men's preliminaries: Group A: west Germany v Egypt, Brazil v Yugoslavia, Italy v Australia, women's roundrobin: Australia v Canada, United States v South Korea, China v Yugoslavia. BOXING: Preliminary bouts. CYCLING: 4,000 metres team pursuit qualifying and quarter-finals, sprint semifinals. FENCING: Men's individual foil preliminaries and
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    Lock icon FIRST...AT LEAST
    1523 43 Godfrey Robert captures the magic atmosphere of Peng Siong's memorable milestone in LA LOS ANGELES, Wed. Everybody around him was excited. Coach Phil Hansel dashed down from the Press gallery and hugged him tight. Swimmers David Lim and Oon Jin Teik stretched out their right palms to feel
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    The lovely touches of victory
    40 43  - The lovely touches of victory Jerry Seh Pictures by Tears of joy... Peng Siong and fiancee Wendy exchange tears at his moment of glory- Hug of joy... Peng Siong goes For the congratulatory embrace (below) of his father, Teck Bee.
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    Lock icon Aumua in a trauma after knock-out
    304 43 BOXING LOS ANGELES, Wed. Western Samoa's Salulolo Aumua was yesterday rushed to an orthopedic hospital with a serious neck injury and head trauma suffered during an Olympic boxing lightmiddleweight bout. Aumua suffered a separation of the first and second vertebrae and head injuries when
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    Lock icon India show their ire in fiery match
    291 43 LOS ANGELES, Wed. Defending champions India beat Malaysia 3-1 in a bad-tempered Olympic men's match yesterday in which five players received temporary suspensions. Two goals in the last four minutes gave India ihe?r victory and they now lie S2~oTid in Group A behind
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    Lock icon Li on the mark for China
    97 43 Li on the mark for China SHOOTING LOS ANGELES, Wed. China's U Yuwel wh the ami's running game tenet gold modal and Pat Sporgln helped •well America's treasure chest by taking the women's aft rifle title hen yesterday. U scored 881 points oat of a possible m to win from
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    425 44  -  SALMA KHALIK Story: THE railway station was crowded yesterday morning. But the crowd had come for one reason only to try oat the rations that began plying the Stngapore-Johor route yesterday. Among them was the Yap family, which had turned up in
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    32 44 NEW YORK, Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 7.07 points to 1,122.35 points in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    Two workplace creches popular with mothers
    462 44 Two workplace creches popular with mothers Queues for places at CIS and MND PARENTS are booking places in advance for their children in workplace creches. Singapore's first workplace creche at Chartered Industries of Singapore was fully booked even before it opened two years ago today. It had been operating at
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    HDB Bill allows loans to buy industrial land
    72 44 THE Housing Board will in future be able to grant loans to businessmen who buy land from it. This provision is made in the Housing and Development (Amendment) Bill which was introduced in Parliament last week by the National Development Minister, Mr
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    296 44 Striking miners barricade union hq Bid to prevent seizure of assets STRIKING coal miners today barricaded their local headquarters here to prevent possible seizure of union assets by court bailiffs. A deadline ran out today for the south Wales branch of the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) to pay a
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    Hawker didn't show up 23 times in court
    161 44 Hawker didn't show up 23 times in court AN ILLEGAL hawker tuned op in eeart yesterday after falling to appear en 23 occssioaa Ye* Kim Swee was promptly locked ap when be could not pay a total «f n&* la tees. He may have to remain behind ban tor mare
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    161 44 Tanaka retrial judge caught stealing TOKYO, Wed. A Tokyo high court judge named to preside over the bribery retrial of former Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka resigned today because he was caught shoplifting two books worth about US$l5 (Ss3l) last month, officials said. Officials of the Japanese Supreme Court said Tsuyoshi
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    62 44 Mason's last scene VEVEY (Switzerland). Wed. Family members and dose friends attended a simple funeral service yesterday for British actor James Mason, who died last Friday at the age of 75. The family said fellow stage and screen personalities, instead of travelling to Vevey on Lake Geneva for the funeral,
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      59 1 The guns of "the Great War" that blazed 70 years ago this month resulted in a tragic waste of lives and property. They marked the start of an era of social, economic and even artistic re-organisation. Above all, our writer feels, the war crystallised the ascendancy of
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      1468 1  -  SHASHI THAROOR By CHANCES are that an important anniversary will go largely unnoticed this month. August 1964 marks the 70th anniversary of the outbreak of World War One. When it began, no one knew that it would exceed in horror, destruction and waste every previous conflict,
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      YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU
      79 1 YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU TOP: French Midlers moving up to the front after the start of World War One in 1114. Enthusiasm was high In every country, and flowers were strewn In the paths nf troops marching off. But the world soon learni that war was not glorious. ABOVE: A
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        1473 2  -  CHOO SOH ENG Our writer talks to two single parents and finds out more about the setting up of a self-help group for children suffering from the trauma of their parent's divorce. Stories by 4 Our society makes it easier for men than women to re-marry.
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        50 2 The war years cinema came of age at the end of World War One, and Charlie Chaplin immortalised the little man as the symbol of the new age; from the despair and angst emerged new forms and directions for the arts: Picasso and Cubism was one example.
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        258 2  -  By ALEX HARRIS AN AUSTRALIAN naturalist, who has spent most of her life eavesdropping, believes she may be the first person to crack the animals' communication code. To Pat Smith, it represents more than 30 years' work most of it among the birds in
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        How Singapore turned the tide
        530 7  -  KANNANCHANDRAN 25 YEARS IN RETROSPECT: JOBS LOST AND FOUND Tonight, Ch 5, 9.15 p.m. Previewed by ral SINGAPORE'S economic development is the subject of tonight's concluding chapter of the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's trilogy, 25 Years in Retrospect. It focuses on a topic that is still
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        Problems you can get off your chess
        463 7  -  LESLIE LEOW Chess By CHESS problems, an art form of the game that is perhaps closer to music than over-the-board chess, can be enjoyed at three levels. The highest level is the composition of chess problems, somewhat comparable to composing music. Genuine problems
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        551 7  -  KEVIN SULLIVAN By TO FIND out where art in Singapore is at, you might pop into a newly opened gallery which promises to display local painting in all its styles and forms. "This is the first time a gallery has gone all out for
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      68 3 is no time to play *>.^-ji feto^^^^ :^t your SUNIMf TIMES has -^ToiilßKT^^ y^ v THREE sections, r .-3£ft* ■H^^^SKK^m^KßtES^SS^^^'- :V withyM colour, i^H^*'^"' SftS more news, more features, I 'i^^^f' sff l: The Suiso\y Tlmes ®l^^^^^^^^^^^^^|"p-r^ Tbmonowls Newspaper Tbday -^&m i- Art-proofs of this advertisement, without the panel of
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      613 4 i APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES MUM STAMTS RSSOBBI «r«S«, m« Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S RS ***** TIMEAD 2d69 APPOINTMENTS rr. I FISHER I i L J FISHER CONTROLS, a major American Multi- H national Corporation, a worldwide supplier of industrial process controls systems, instrumentation, control valves and regulators has immediate vacancies for the positions
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      442 4 Rates: Straits Times: 5523.75 psc. cm. Sunday Times: 5J24.40 psc. cm. We are an established international^ organization and market leader in the m process industry located in Jurong. 1 We invite applications for the post of: CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY The successful candidate will report to the Manager of one of our
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      177 4 COMICS GARFIELD By Jim Davis I GARPIELP, BUT WOO LOOK &z y^-v A STANP A£>lP£ I KNOW VOL) V/RIPICOLOOey tfr'TiffC TM6R6,reLLA. BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25TH CENTURY b^ B«res span/n^ THE BOHN LOSER b, m s-n, om THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appieby 1 \ftNALLYTorteAAOVer OLD^%\e A yc. VGRUNe-TUQU I?OUKJP SLOWLY^Wi
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      668 5 NOTICES f TENDERS METROPOLITAN YMCA GIFT AND SOUVENIR SHOP Tenders are invited to operate a Gift and Souvenir Shop at the Metropolitan YMCA Tanglin Centra, 60 Stevens Road, Singapore 1025. Tender forma are available from the Executive Director'* Office, Metropolitan YMCA, 60 Stevens Road, Singapore 1025. Completed forms must be
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      338 5 THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 MULTIVIP SALES PTE LTD At a general meeting of MULTIVIP SALES PTE LTD duly convened and held on the 28th day of July, 1984, the following special resolution was passed:SPECIAL RESOLUTION That the company be wound up voluntarily pursuant to Section 254( l K b)
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      705 5 The MRT Corporation PREQUALIFICATION NOTICE Applications for prequalification are invited from suitably experienced contractors for the construction of Phase IA and Phase II Civil Works of the MRT System. Tenders will be based on Engineers' design supported by Specification and Bills of Quantities. Phase IA of the System commences from
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      480 5 PEANUTS ifrs^is I SEE,MARCIE?MEREI AM I I SIR, I PONT WANT TO I1 1 MAVE JET LA^MARCIE.. 600dTpEANUT BUTTER^ STANPIN6 IN FRONT OF LOOK AT YOUR VACATION I CAN'T SLEEP...I'M STILL NIGWT, ON A CROISSANT M>|E EIFFEL TOU)ER PICTURES AT THREE O'CLOCK ON PARIS TIME I SIR 75OUNPS 600P... KING
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      1161 6 Pr^V Bmß B^^l I"*^1 J^fc^i^^B v y -v.t. > B^lL~^wfll BM^B K "Jfc-^-r^ BilfSiK^^EjlHl^^^^B 1 j™^3L^^^B^^B^^^^»^^^l^H^^lM^iißMßMMMß^^^^^^^^^^^M^B^^t^L^L^SS^^ "^^^►•■••^B^^^iMlßH^Bß^EL^^M^-^ At the Pertama Group For happier moments and the excitement Wim mmSL* feBB of it all. hurry down to the Pertama Group now. Hfl| Enjoy fabulous free gifts or a very special discount
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      279 7 (zxcehior Shopping Centre Junction of Coleman Street/ Hill Street NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS Linked to success. lO^/S^^i Walk in freedom and safety from traffic A\ *J^fT^^ from one shopping complex to another. f^v Tr^J li?I This is exactly what you will be able to J i Tr^ it f** doat
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      150 7 What's on ANTI-CANCER CAMPAIGN The theme of the exhibition is Let's Fight Cancer and Live. The information covers the general aspects of cancer, symptoms, prevention and treatment, and the services of the Singapore Cancer Society. Goldhill Square. Video shows at 2, 4 and 6 p.m. On till Friday. ORCHID SHOW
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      109 7 Swimming times TODAY: Singapore 2.07 a.m. (2.9 m), 8.54 a.m. (0.0 m), 3.13 p.m. (2.4 m), 9.01 p.m. (0.6 m). Sedill Kechll 1.35 a.m. (2.2 m), 7.58 a.m. (0.3 m), 2.48 p.m. (2.2 m), 8.26 p.m. (0.8 m). Port Diekson 4.26 a.m. (0.5 m), 10.07 a.m. (2.9 m), 5.09 p.m.
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        273 1 APPOINTMENTS 40 invites suitably qualified applicants for the post of BILLING MANAGER The successful candidate will be one of the key members in our Finance Division responsible for the billing functions: Responsibilities Establish/Implement billing procedures. Prepare revenue analysis and other management reports. Participate in revenue planning and review. Requirements Tertiary
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        297 1 SALESMEN RICOH THE MOST PREFERRED COPIER IN THE WORLD Wywy Private Limited, sole agent for Ricoh plain paper copiers, the world's best selling plain paper copiers, is expanding its present sales force. If you have had any experience in selling copiers, or in direct sales, we have a place for
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        282 1 I GROUP OF COMPANIES have immediate vacancies at Chai Chee Area:I DESIGNER/SALES I CO-ORDINATOR (MALE/FEMALE) I Responsible for development of imported sysB tern furniture and integrated signage. Several I years experience liaising with architects and fl designers and project administration are I fl added advantages. FEMALE ADMINISTRATIVE CUM FINANCE EXECUTIVE
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        272 1 NTUC CATERING DIVISION is now embarking on an expansion programme at Jurong Bus Interchange to convert the existing food and drink stalls into a large, modern and well-equipped self-service canteen. This has created a post of CATERING MANAGER to oversee the operations of the canteen. Responsibilities Design and implement an
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        869 2 AN ANECDOTE in Zhuang Zi (a volume of more than 100,000 words, mostly fables, by Zhuang Zhou, a contemporary of Mencius) relates elements of a dream in which Zhuang Zhou found himself a butterfly, fluttering around, happy and doing what he pleased. When Zhuang Zhou
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        385 2 NOTICES I TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Please be advised that the following I receipt and sales order nos. are in- 1 valid and have been considered can- 1 celled by us w.e.f. 30.7.84. Receipt Nos: *****. ***** to ***** I Sato Order Nos: *****3 to *****0 H BY ORDER
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        286 2 SEMBAWANG SHIPYARD LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) INTERIM RESULTS 1984 The Directors of Sembawang Shipyard Limited announce the unaudited results of the company and the group for the half year ended 30 June 1 984 as follows: COMPANY GROUP 1984 1983 1984 1983 SS'OOO SS'OOO Turnover 60,096 40,593
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        435 2 THE INSURANCE CORPORATION OF SNGAPORE LTD (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) (A Subsidiary of DBS Bank) I) UNAUDITED RESULTS FOR THE HA LF YEAR ENDED 30.6.84 1984 1983 Of Group Company Group Company Group Company SS'OOO SS'OOO SS'OOO SS'OOO 1 (a) Gross Premium Income 45.239 38,727 52.758 48,075 (14.3)
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        1179 3 CAPITOL CHANGI: OPENS TODAY! f^ r^n^^TnSffim^^ (CAPITOL *****59) 5 SHOWS DAILY at 11am, 1.45, 4.00, 6.30 9.15 M M A *M/», UDfiltS U||U II All U I OfldV I I (CHANGI *****59) 5 SHOWS DAILY at 11am, 1.45, 4.00, 6.45 9.15 H fl M *\WMf> V IVlini ll# I \#\J«
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        319 3 PfflfErßEcoßD 006 lUin BREAKING WEEK At The Cathay r mm Xrsr.KKt^ Athletic SHOES )1 Dataila in St. Tim«» (24.5 15 6 84) OPENS TODAY KJ GOLDEN SULTAN/ODEON-KATONG/JURONG DRIVE-IN < SATURDAY MIDNIGHT At BROAOWAY/REGAL/BEOOK/GALA/MAJESTIC/KONG CHIAN, VENUS Ii —SUNDAY MORNING SHOW At 1 BROADWAY/REGAL/BEDOK/MAJESTIC/KONG CHIAN t^t^^r^r.itM^ ZHEN ZIOAN HT-W Hk SHEN OIANXIA
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      493 4  -  HAJI MUHAMMAD ARIFF AHMAD Sari Bahasa I essence oi Maiav j Dikelolakan Oleh HAJI MUHAMMAD ARIFF AHMAD was a lecturer In Malay language at the Institute oi Education. In this column he writes about the Essence of the Malay language and various aspects
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        1171 4 APPOINTMENTS Our search for Engineering Talents has brought us all over the world. Having established ourselves here in Singapore, we are still moving ahead. To achieve new heights of success we need new Talents to grow with us as we strive together for higher technological advances. To all Engineering professionals,
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        66 4 Thebig picture' of the world... Business Week INTERNATIONAL gives you the 'big picture' of the world of business. Above all, it anticipates, analyses and interprets critical developments of American economy, commerce, industry and technology. Now Available at all Good Bookshops Newsagents. 181 Times H (U Distributors Times Jurong. No 2.
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