The Straits Times, 6 August 1984

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    16 1 fttTTONAt "»KARYjßWqtfga The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, AUGUST 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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    Howe hits out at the selfish
    489 1  -  NG WENG HOONG He warns the self-seeking against political opportunists By STRAIGHT-TALKING Mr Howe Yoon Chong's exit from politics will be remembered for the sound drubbing he delivered yesterday to people who try to take advantage of their MPs. After five years on the
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    You and your doctor
    204 1 WE need to have faith m our doctor. And we do generally. We have our grouses about private clinics, government hospitals and medical specialists. Sometimes with more justification than others. Bat we know that the standard of medical care In Singapore is high. Not the best,
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    Lock icon Hiroshima rally
    48 1 HIROSHIMA, Sun. An estimated 20,000 anti-nu-clear campaigners rallied m the heart of Hiroshima tonight to hear protest songs and speeches marking tomorrow's 39th anniversary of the world's first atomic bomb attack. They wildly applauded resolutions demanding an immediate halt to all deployment of nuclear weapons. Reuter
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    Lock icon Soldiers help fight floods
    57 1 NEW DELHI, Sun. Soldiers and para-military forces were helping m relief operations m Gorakhpur district of Uttar Pradesh as four states m north and north-east India continued to battle heavy monsoon floods. With 12 more deaths reported yesterday from Uttar Pradesh, the death toll m the
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    Lock icon To Nigeria
    37 1 ABU DHABI, Sun. A high-level delegation of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries left for Nigeria today after getting the backing of the Unite* Arab Emirates Presiden for its pricing and Droduc tion system. AP
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    Lock icon Joint body
    30 1 DHAKA, Sun. Iran and Bangladesh today decided to form a joint committee at ministerial level to "overview further widening and deepening of bilateral relations m all spheres". UPI
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    Minister to retire from politics
    226 1 Minister to retire from politics HEALTH Minister Howe Yoon Chong announced his retirement from politics yesterday after five colourful and, recently, controversial years as MP and minister. To a subdued audience of constituents and friends at the opening of the new Potong Pasir community centre m the morning, he said
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    Lock icon 5 arrested
    31 1 KATMANDU, Sun. Five journalists were arrested today as they began a hunger strike m protest against a six-month-old press law that they said threatened to close 430 newspapers. UPI
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    Lock icon Labour's Peres picked to bePM
    273 1 Labour's Peres picked to bePM He pledges to work to form national coalition government JERUSALEM, Sun. Labour Party leader Shimon Peres was today nominated as Israel's Prime Minister-designate. He immediately pledged to work with outgoing Premier Yitzhak Shamir to form a national coalition government. Mr Peres, emerging from a meeting
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      ACTOR RICHARD BURTON DIES
      35 1 LONDON, San. Veteran British actor Richard Burton has died In hospital, the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) reported tonight. Mr Barton was 58. The BBC said he died m a Geneva hospital.
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    $17,000 to be won
    135 1 $17,000 to be won BEGINNING today Is The Sunday Times Olympic Challenge No. 3, the final round In oar series of contests on the Olympic Games. The first prize has been Increased to $MM cash, and the total prize money has also been increased to mm. All yon need to
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    Lewis wins 'toughest' of the four in 9.99 sec
    290 1 CARL Lewis acknowledging the cheers of the spectators after his 100-metre triumph on Saturday, when he won the first of his target of four gold medals m the track and field competition of the Los Angeles Olympic Games. Lewis clocked 9.99
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    Two lifters banned
    35 1 THE strictest dope-testing system m the history of the Olympics produced two clear cases yesterday m the "heavies" sport of weightlifting. The two lifters were banned for life. Details on Page 26
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    Li Ning's three golds
    34 1 AT LAST, China's redoubtable Li Ning collected three individual gold medals after a disappointing bronze m the overall section of the men's gymnastics competition. His story is on Page 27.
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      128 1 THE CRIME THAT PAYS WELL Record companies enash their teeth when pirates are fined $4H, then go back to business the next day. But, it seems, even without piracy, the future of the local music industry is none too bright. Pag© One child learn /fi*s\ New series: An ■fHal^ f
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      25 1 inside 62 pages today SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,8,7 ASEAN 8 CAUSEWAY I EDITORIAL If LETTERS 17 BACKGROUND 18 TIMESDOLLAR 19-22 RACING 23 SPORTS 25-28
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      567 2 Bright and beautiful A FORMIDABLE array of "firepower" has been lined up to go off m one big, continuous 25--mmute burst of grandeur on Thursday. It will be the most spectacular National Day fireworks display to light up the skies of Singapore. There will be two separate displays one
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      Comment
      212 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Singaporean's maturing taste for life's more sublime pursuits is becoming evident. His interest m musical concerts and the other performing arts has grown m recent years. One reason for this enthusiasm for things artistic may be the arrival here of many top-notch foreign performances.
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      Background
      90 2 ARTISTES. AFOUL OF KREMLIN THE late Soviet leader, Yuri Andropov, started an anti-corruption campaign before he came to power. Now, the anti-graft drive is turning the spotlight on the performing arts. The continuing investigations followed the arrest and jail sentence of the deputy director of the concert agency Roskontsert
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      Timesport
      253 2 Critics silenced DOUGLAS 001 silenced his critics who claim that he can only play at the Bukit Course when he won the Singapore Amateur Open golf title from a strong international field at the Serapong Course yesterday. Holding a slim overnight lead, Douglas patiently waited for his close challengers
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      Timesdollar
      148 2 AN IMPORTANT STEP IN TIES BETWEEN GOVT AND BUSINESS THE MAS Amendment Act, by which the Monetary Authority of Singapore can accept deposits from government -backed companies marks an important step m the relationship between the government and business. And the movers appropriate as Singapore celebrates its 25th birthday,
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    Around the world
    635 2 Lebanese drug link ISRAEL'S two-year-old occupation of south Lebanon, which has cost millions of dollars and nearly 600 Israeli lives, has also produced a growing drug problem. In a bizarre example of Arab- Jewish cooperation, Lebanese drug smugglers, the Israeli underworld and Sinai Bedouin nave set up
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    Asean: Across the Causeway
    89 2 Asean: Across the Causeway Shortage of cement JOHOR has been hit by a massive cement shortage resulting m construction work moving at a snail's pace. In some areas all work has come to a standstill. The areas worst hit are Johor Baru, Kluang and Batu Pahat. Construction work on about
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    Around Asean
    176 2 Narcotics warning DRUG TRAFFICKING is on the increase m Indonesia, a country of 160 million people, experts m Jakarta have warned. Indonesia now has about 100,000 regular addicts, of whom 20,000 are users of "hard drugs". Five years ago, the number of addicts was around 7,000. The Indonesian
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    Section Two
    489 2 Beyond fining pirates THE general consensus m the fight against piracy of all sorts here, ranging from designer labels to computers, is that the laws have to be changed. In the case of the music recording companies, the answer is felt to lie m changing the copyright laws.
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    Section Three
    158 2 Between covers CUT, arrange, stitch, paste and cut again. Is this what book binding is all about? No indeed, as KOH SIEW TIN found out recently when she spoke to book binders recently. Lui's Supply Company is an example of a small-time book binder which operates on a
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  • around the WORLD
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      India will have about a billion people by 2000
      147 3 MEXICO CITY, Sun. India's population at the end of this century will be approaching the billion mark, according to an Indian government report released here on the eve of the United Nations-spon-sored Second International Conference on Population. The document shows that
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      Lock icon Gains eroded by rising population
      153 3 The report stresses that "the guiding principles for India's fucore development plans should continue to be f rowth, equality, social justice, self-reliance, improved efficiency and productivity," bat it acknowledges that development gains m the past three decades ''have been greatly eroded by rapid population growth.
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      Lock icon Professor is burned alive
      73 3 LIMA, Sun. Peruvian linguist professor Andres Alencastre Gutierrez, 56, was burned alive last Wednesday by Indian peasants who opposed him m a land dispute, sources said here yesterday. The Indians seized the professor on the outskirts of the southern city of Cuzco and tied him up
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      Lock icon Syrian visit
      23 3 DAMASCUS, Sun. Kuwaiti Foreign Minister Sheik Sabah al-Ahmad arrived unexpectedly here today to seek Syria's mediation m the Iran-Iraq war. AP
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      No plans for attack on Taiwan
      352 3 First time Zhang says this on record HONGKONG, Sun. CHINA'S Defence Minister Zhang Aiping has gone on record to say that his government had not drawn up any plans to attack Taiwan. In an interview published m the latest issue of the independent Hongkong
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      US sells 24 Blackhawks to China
      174 3 US sells 24 Blackhawks to China HONGKONG, Sun. The United States has granted a licence for the sale of 24 Sikorsky Blackhawk helicopters to China m the first significant "dual use" technology transfer to the communist country. The Far Eastern Economic Review, which reported this m its latest edition, said
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      Lock icon More Heng Samrin soldiers deserting
      345 3 TATUM (Northern Cambodia), Sun. Increasing numbers of Cambodian soldiers were fleeing the pro-Hanoi government army to join the guerilla struggle against Vietnamese forces m their country, Sihanoukist guerilla leaders said here. Six former members of the Heng Samrin government's 286 th division moved out with
      AFP; Reuter  -  345 words
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      Refinery strike off
      62 3 NEW DELHI, Sun. A strike which shut down one of India's major oil refineries for three days over a fight between workers and security guards has ended, a spokesman for the Indian Oil Corp said today. The strike, which started on Wednesday, closed down the Koyali refinery
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      Lock icon Hunt for 27 who broke out of jail
      179 3 ISLAMABAD, Sun. Police today were hunting for 27 escaped convicts including several sentenced for murder after a mass breakout during a riot last night at Guirat jail about 160 kms south of here. The trouble began when a fight broke out between
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      Lock icon Car that comes with traffic monitor
      114 3 Car that comes with traffic monitor IF GARFIELD were a driver, this would be one Monday he would smile. Imagine going to work equipped with a traffic information monitor m your car. No more getting stuck m traffic Jams. Bat say yon do. Then, Just lean your head back on
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      Lebanon war brings drug woes to Israel
      153 4 Arrests for drug use up 30 per cent JERUSALEM, Sunday ISRAEL'S two-year-old occupation of south Lebanon, which has cost millions of dollars and nearly 600 Israeli lives, has also produced a growing drug problem. In a rare example of Arab-Jewish co-opera-tion, Lebanese drug
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      Lock icon Bags tossed across border
      219 4 Labour Parliamentarian Michael BarZohar said recently that the mixed gangs were smuggling hundreds of kilograms of hashish into Israel every month. He said Lebanese toss bags of hashish across the border fence at pre-deter-mined sites. Police cannot provide an accurate figure on how much hashish is
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      Lock icon Protest by convicts
      63 4 BOYDTON (Virginia), Sun. Convicts stabbed two guards and held six more officers and a woman hostage yesterday to protest against "barbaric treatment" at the maximum-security Mecklenburg Correctional Centre here. The convicts later released the guards and the hostage after a prison official read a statement by the
      UPI  -  63 words
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      Lock icon Protest march by 5,000
      80 4 HOLDING up a miniature Palestinian flag, this ArabIsraeli woman joins 5,000 others m a protest march m the Arab village of I mm El Falun. Smiling children joined m and flashed the "V" sign (or victory during the march on Saturday by both Arabs and Jews,
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      Lock icon PLO cuts fighters' pay to solve financial crisis
      409 4 PLO cuts fighters' pay to solve financial crisis It has also raised taxes from civilians FOR the first time since it was created 20 years ago, the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) is faced with a financial crisis so acute it has had to cut its fighters' pay and raise taxes
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      Lock icon Too much oil pumped for the market to stabilise, says report
      315 4 PARIS, Sun. Producer countries are pumping too much oil for the market to stand even, resulting m low global crude oil prices, the International Energy Agency (lEA) said today. In its latest monthly market report, the lEA made it
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      'Iran has devised decoys for Exocets'
      170 4 'Iran has devised decoys for Exocets' TEHERAN, Sun. PRIME Minister MirHossein Mousavi said today Iran had produced decoys to lure French-made Exocet missiles away from Iranian tankers during Iraqi attacks on Gulf shipping. Mr Mousavi, opening a confidence debate m Parliament, listed the production of the decoys as one of
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        Lock icon Great leap seaward
        86 4 CHINA IS planning a major expansion of its shipbuilding industry and expects to boost output by a fifth this year alone, a senior official of the China State Shipbuilding Corporation said. Last year, 530,000 tonnes were built. China will develop and construct ships with new designs for
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        Lock icon Viets' battle claims
        65 4 VIETNAM CLAIMED to haw killed or wounded over the past four months thousands of Chinese troops on .the Vietnamese side of the two countries' common border. Radio Hanoi, which was monitored m Bangkok, said on Saturday that its armed forces destroyed a large part of a Chinese
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        Lock icon Blast in Antwerp
        70 4 A BOMB exploded early yesterday m the law courts m Antwerp, 60 km north of Brussels, and destroyed two floors. However, there were no casualties. The bomb appeared to have been planted m the office of the president of the Antwerp Chamber of Commerce. There was speculation
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        Lock icon Talks to be delayed
        79 4 HONGKONG COMMUNITY groups have been told to delay plans to talk to Chinese leaders about the colony's future until after September. Xinhua news agency, China's highest representative body here, told the Citizens' Association that it was not arranging any visits to Beijing by local groups at
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      Lock icon Getting cows to sleep like a bear
      200 6 Getting cows to sleep like a bear LONDON, Sun. A British government scientist today said it was only a matter of time before cows and sheep could be induced by genetic engineering to sleep m winter, a development which could reduce costs for farmers dramatically. Dr Richard Lathe, a senior
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      Lock icon More missiles in Argentina
      75 6 LONDON, Sun. Argentina has quadrupled its arsenal of French-made Exocet missiles and aircraft since it lost the 1982 Falkland Islands war to Britain, a study has revealed. A report by the Bradford School of Peace Studies indicated that Argentina's military forces are better trained and equipped
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      Lock icon Dissident Pole says he was freed against his will
      368 6 Dissident Pole says he was freed against his will WARSAW, Sun. One of Poland's leading dissident intellectuals who was freed from prison against his will yesterday said he had been beaten by guards and physically carried home by security police. Speaking by telephone from his Warsaw apartment, historian Adam Michnik,
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      Lock icon Bodies found
      125 6 THE aftermath of a bomb attack on the 'arts office of the European Space Agency last Thursday, which injured seven people. The French extreme leftist group, Action Directe (Direct Action), claimed respons'bliity for the attack. It left Its Initials m a message scrawled m red paint outside the
      UPI; AFP  -  125 words
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      Lock icon Ariane lift-off raises backers' business hopes
      332 6 European rocket launches two satellites KOUROU (French Guiana), Sunday THE European Space Agency launched two communications satellites with its new Ariane m rocket yesterday, proving it to be a reliable delivery system and raising its backers' hopes of getting a bigger share of the
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      Lock icon Reagan vows to veto tax increase
      608 7  -  SANTA BARBARA A WAR of words has erupted between President Ronald Reagan and Walter Monale over the Democratic challenger's charge that the President has a "secret plan" to raise taxes if he is reelected m November to pay for the huge federal budget delict,
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      Lock icon Uruguay date for civilian rule
      288 7 THE ruling junta and three major political groups announced the end of nearly 12 years of military rule m a formal agreement that will restore civilian government m Uruguay by March 1985, officials said yesterday. Leaders of the Colorado Party, the Civic Union Party, the
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      In other words...
      85 7 4 IT'S the same tired old formula: tax and tax to spend and spend." m President Reagan, arguing that the election promises Walter Mondale has made cannot be fulfilled without a tax increase. I'M CONVINCED that they're going to sock it to the average American that they've
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      Lock icon Bomb rocks house
      71 7 BUENOS AIRES, Sun. A powerful bomb yesterday ripped through the home of a human rights commission member investigating the cases of thousands tortured and killed during earlier military regimes, but no one was injured. Mr Rodolfo Barraco Aguirre, his wife and his grandchildren were asleep m the
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      Lock icon Fight to mop up oil from coast of Texas
      188 7 GALVESTON (Texas), Sun. Cleanup crews are working around the clock to swab up an estimated 5,000 tonnes of tarlike crude oil that smeared kilometres of the Texas coast from the Louisiana line to below Galveston Bay. With heavy equipment, vacuum trucks,
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      Lock icon 370-km trip of lost toy boat
      207 7 HARTFORD (Vermont), Sun. Scott Fraser 's ship has come m. Actually, it was a toy boat the boy launched three years ago, and it recently returned to him after a 370-km trip down several rivers and into Long Island Sound. Scott, 12, of Hartford,
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      US study on effects of nuclear war
      345 7 NEW YORK, Sun. The federal government has embarked on a broad programme to assess the theory that fires set by even a limited exchange of nuclear weapons would blot out so much sunlight with smoke and soot that life on earth would be
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon Convicted robbers have a look at their loot
      143 8 PART of the loot m cash amounting to 5.6 million baht was displayed m front of these two bank robbers during their trial m a Thai court m Bangkok on Saturday. Thaweekiat Chancharoensuk and Pornchai Chuencharoensuk have each been jailed for 8t
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      Lock icon Thai TV drama taken off
      180 8 A POPULAR 40-part historical drama, dealing with events of more than 200 years ago, was abruptly stopped on Friday because some government officials were not happy with certain parts of the television production, the Nation Review reported yesterday. It quoted a spokesman of television Channel
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      13 8 Look at all that money but it's not for them. Bangkok Post picture.
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      Lock icon Police kill three in shootouts in Thailand
      136 8 tJAiNUKUK, sun. Police tracked down and killed three wanted criminals m Wild Weststyle shootouts m front of a crowded disco and a market. Two members of a gang were killed m a gunfight late on Friday m front of the discotheque m Chiang
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      Lock icon The rise in Indonesian drug traffic
      417 8 'Growing economy offers big potential' DRUG trafficking was on the increase m Indonesia, where the country's 160 million people and its growing economy offered an enormous potential for pushers, experts here said today. Indonesia, which remains less affected by drugs than many other countries
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      Lock icon Call for common medical syllabus
      137 8 Call for common medical syllabus KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Asean medical fraternity has recommended the establishment of a common medical curriculum m the member-countries. The recommendation was made following a joint meeting recently of the executive council of the Medical Association of South-east Asian Nations (Masean) and key officials of
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      Lock icon Club Med to open centre in Bali
      135 8 JAKARTA, Sun. The French holiday organisation, Club Mediterranee, is planning to open a vacation centre with more than 400 rooms on Bali m late 1986, it was learned here. The new Club Mcd, the first m Indonesia, will border Nusa Dua Beach m
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      Lock icon Marcos may restore citizens' right
      339 8 Marcos may restore citizens' right MANILA, Sunday PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos yesterday said he was studying the possibility of immediately "restoring" the writ of habeas corpus m the troubled southern Philippines although the writ remained substantially suspended throughout the rest of the country. "The matter is under serious study and (the
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      460 8 I Of course you are, exercise is a sure V. I 1/ to be called "fatty" S< I wouldn't be nice for a j L person who once had a j shape you should be, 1 or are you joining the I If you are, then 1 now is the
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  • Asean: ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Johor hit by big cement shortage
      491 9 50 pc import duty hits builders as work slows to a snail's pace JOHOR has been hit by a massive cement shortage resulting m construction work moving at a snail's pace while m some areas all work has come to a standstill. The areas
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      Lock icon Bogus kidnapper asked for $500,000
      150 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Tin miner Datuk Lim Mok Eng, whose father was held captive by kidnappers for a week, yesterday revealed how a bogus kidnapper tried to cash m on the family's misfortune during the ransom negotiations. The caller phoned Datuk Lim and demanded $500,000
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      Lock icon Mahathir to seek assurance onNZ defence presence
      246 9 Mahathir to seek assurance onNZ defence presence KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad would seek an assurance from the New Zealand Labour government that Wellington would continue its commitments under the Five-Power Defence Arrangement (FPDA), an official spokesman said yesterday. The spokesman said Dr Mahathir would
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      Lock icon Singaporean dies in crash
      80 9 JOHOR BARU. Sun. A Singapore woman was among four people killed m two separate accidents along the Johor Baru-Kota Tinggi road and the Johor Baru-Air Hitam highway last night. Police identified the Singaporean as Teo Geok Moi. She died of head injuries on the way to
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      Police told to tighten security -m Sabah
      275 9 Police told to tighten security -m Sabah- KOTA KINABALU, Sunday FOLLOWING a rise m the crime rate, the Sabah police have been ordered to tighten security m the state, with special emphasis on the activities of immigrants, including Filipinos. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam told newsmen here yesterday that
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      Case to mark anniversary with dinner and dance
      91 10 THE Consumer's Association of Singapore (Case) will hold a dinner and dance to celebrate its 13th anniversary and also 25-years-of-nation building. The guests-of -honour will be President Devan Nair, one of Case's founders, and the First Lady. Case hopes to raise about
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      Why the old and young go to Syariah Court
      312 10 IT'S hard for a married man to have to play "second fiddle" to his own grandchildren. That is why several Muslim men went to the Syariah Court last year for help with their marital problems. While it was the older Muslim
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      FIREPOWER FOR N-DAY
      272 10  -  YAP YEW PIANG Picture by A FORMIDABLE array of firepower from tiny, dgarette-siaed lances to huge, 13.t-kg shells. And when they go np In one big, continuous 25-mlnute burst of grandeur on Thursday, it will be the most spectacular fireworks display "p skies of Singapore. There will
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      Singapore moving towards centralism: Dr Toh
      297 10 Singapore moving towards centralism: Dr Toh SINGAPORE is moving towards "centralism" with government policies that touched on people's private lives, Dr Toh Chin Chye cautioned yesterday. The MP for Rochore criticised a range of government policies which he felt were "bureaucratic." They included computer match-making of unmarried civil servants, encouraging
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      Treat for old folk, message for young ones
      532 10 Treat for old folk, message for young ones MPs at National Day celebrations ABOUT 160 senior citizens were treated to a lunch at Whampoa community centre yesterday. Hong bao and food provisions were also presented by Dr Augustine Tan, MP for Whampoa. The function was organised by the Whampoa Constituency
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      The phantom fares
      455 11  -  SIMONE VAZ No-show passengers are bad show for taxi-drivers By TAXI-DRIVER Peter Tan, 42, accepted a booking over his radiophone at 4.40 p.m. one day. A woman at Peace Mansion m Selegie Road wanted to go to the airport. He was at her place 12 minutes later.
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      ROY willing to help recover fees
      164 11 THE Registry of Vehicles Is ready to help taxi-drivers who face "phantom fares." "We can help them recover their fee if commuters refuse to pay when asked/ said ROY spokesman Seek Hang Peng. "All the taxi-driver has to do is to report the incident
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      Find out how fit you are at WTC
      168 11 HERE'S a chance to find out how fit you are and what your life expectancy is free of charge at the Nutri-Health and Medicare exhibition at the World Trade Centre. While a computer works out your expected life span, a team from
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      People have right to be consulted, says Jeya
      350 11 People have right to be consulted, says Jeya THE Workers' Party secretary-general, Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam, last night repeated his party's oft-stated stand: That the people had the right to be consulted before the government made any major policy decisions. In an hour-long party rally speech that hit out at the
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        622 12 New glue will mean no gaps for bacteria to No matter how well-filled a tooth cavity is, there is still a microscopic gap between the filling and the tooth. This allows bacteria to get m into the tooth, resulting m tooth decay.
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          Firming up tummy flab painlessly
          90 12 You want to tone up the flab around year stomach bat yon don't want to exercise or don't have the time to exercise. A company In the United States has come up with a passive exercise equipment, called electro-muscle stimulation (EMS). A 45-mlnute session with
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          Mini copiers the size of batons
          108 12 DUPLICATING machines are often bulky. But Matsushita of Japan has managed to reduce their size to something like that of a baton. Called the image sensor strip, il is made up of integrated circuits which contain photo sensitive materials. The circuits are laid down
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          Motorola presents its 32-bit microprocessor
          105 12 MOTOROLA has launched MC*****, claiming it to be the only commercially available microprocessor with full 32--bit internal and external architecture. This means that all the functions happen much more quickly. The new device, which should be available next year, is four times more powerful than
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        'Talking' to the computer in Tamil
        358 12 TWO computer enthusiasts have developed a program which allows the user to "talk" m Tamil to a personal computer. What Mr A.K.M.lsmail, 23, a bank officer, and Mr K. Alagesan, 24, an engineering undergraduate, have done is to modify two chips m an 80-column
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      Three killed in this crash
      189 13  -  SIMON KER Picture by THREE men died and another was seriously injured when this Mercedes-Benz they were travelling In hit a tree along Buklt Tlmah Road yesterday at 4.5t a.m. The driver, Mr Sodlong Ahmad, 36, and rear-seat passenger Mr Narayanan Anandha Kumar, 29, were
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      Potong Pasir may get a day of its own
      151 13  -  YEO KIM SENG BY POTONG Pasir constituency may have its own day. Mr George Gaspar, 42, chairman of the Potong Pasir community centre management committee, revealed this at the official opening of the centre yesterday. Called Potong Pasir Day, it may
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      Law talks
      37 13 CURRENT issues m international financial law will be discussed during a 3 -day conference at Hyatt Regency Hotel from Aug 15. The conference is organised by the Law Faculty of the National University of Singapore.
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      Pupils get song sheet for 25th year joy
      114 13 EVERY schoolchild from Primary Four upwards will now have a copy of the song "Stand up for Singapore." The song sheets are sponsored by Esso (S) Pte Ltd. About 350,000 song sheets have been distributed to schools by the Ministry of Education.
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      Celebrated in a carnival mod
      115 13 Health Minister and MP for Potong Pasir, Mr Howe Yoon Chong, officiated at the opening ceremony. He also opened the Potong Pasir Neighbourhood Police Post the eighth and the last of the NPPs under the jurisdiction of Toa Payoh police station. The official opening of
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      Beware the passing fads: Howe
      384 13 Beware the passing fads: Howe bkwake those passing fads that promise more than can be attained, Mr Howe Yoon Chong warned last night. Using examples from the past 30 to 40 years, Mr Howe said every one of the important and farreaching ideas that have caught the imagination of many
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      Unspoken goodbye to MP of Ulu Pandan
      281 14 WELCOME was the word when Finance and Trade and Industry Minister Dr Tony Tan visited Ulu P and an constitutency yesterday morning. But behind the many welcoming speeches of grassroots leaders was an unspoken goodbye from and for the constituency's MP, Dr Chiang
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      A good idea to lease out carparks, URA told
      328 14 A good idea to lease out carparks, URA told WHY Is the Urban Redevelopment Authority m the business of managing car parks? This question has stumped Dr Tan too. The I RA's work, he said, was urban redevelopment and he thought it was a good idea for the authority to
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      Questions from Dr Tan himself
      403 14  -  LEE KIM CHEW HEDWIG ALFRED CHAN ENG CHENG IRENE HOE The CPF withdrawal issue and There are many other aspects to the problem It's not simply a case of providing financial security. It's a much more complex a question. FINANCE Minister Dr Tony Tan yesterday
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      Army is safe: Or Yeo
      286 14 OF THE 250,000 men trained by the Defence Ministry last year, only one died m an accident. This compares with the 349 deaths m road accidents m 1982, Second Minister for Defence, Dr Yeo Ning Hong, said yesterday when he reassured parents that their sons
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      Two PAP candidates get into the action
      137 14 Two PAP candidates get into the action DR DIXIE Tan and Dr Wang Kai Yuen, two new PAP election candidates, yesterday had a piece of the action during the walkabout. Dr Dixie Tan chaired a forum m Ulu Pandan, where she is now working with grassroots organisations. She fielded questions
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      251 14  - ARTHUR LEE Residents m Queen's Road tell of 'low' ground Picture by FOR years now, residents Uvlag In the Fairer Road Housing Board flats at Queen's Road have suffered that sinking feeling. Yesterday, they told it all to Finance Minister Dr Toay Tan. The tarmac and cement surfaces of neighbouring
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      t's that sinking feeling
      21 14 Dr Tony Tan sees what residents at Queen's Road mean when they talk about that sinking feeling.
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      413 15  -  SALMA KHALIK Sculptures will add new dimension to departure lounge By BUSINESS travellers find it efficient, tourists find it exciting, and brides love being photographed among its flowers and fountains. Children are always fascinated by the travellators and aerobridges. Even food lovers head for it. By
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      Prepare for changes, Times staff told
      253 15 PRINTING and production workers m The Times Organisation were yesterday urged to prepare themselves pyschologically for new conditions under the merger with the Singapore News and Publications Ltd (SNPL). "Be ready to accept new friends, new colleagues and possibly, new bosses," said Mr Tay
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      Thieves take $38,900 from two houses
      112 15 Thieves take $38,900 from two houses THIEVES stole $38,900 m cash and jewellery from two houses. A businessman, Mr Ng Hong, 54, lost $15,000 and jewellery worth $13,400 when thieves broke into his semi-detached house m Jubilee Road on Saturday. He said his daughter-in-law left the house after locking it
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      Compensation claims by 43
      170 15 FORTY-THREE farmers have submitted their claims for compensation for having spent money to design and build pig waste treatment plants to control pollution. Two other farmers, who are also eligible for compensation, did not apply because, it is understood, they had not done much work on
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      New way of 'seeing' the insides of bodies
      339 15  - New way of 'seeing' the insides of bodies STELLA DANKER By A RADIATION-FREE method of taking pictures of the insides of bodies using a huge magnet was revealed yesterday. A Swiss radiologist shared this breakthrough with doctors at the 18th Singapore- Malaysia Congress of Medicine on the theme, New Frontiers
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      Psychology conference
      74 15 THE Psychological Society will hold a conference entitled the Contribution of Psychology to Society at the Regional English Language Centre m Orange Grove Road on Aug 19. Among the speakers is Professor John Watkins, who is director of clinical training at the University of Montana He has published
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      Boys' Brigade awards
      72 15 MR Tan Boon Chiang, president of the Industrial Arbitration Court, was the guest of honour at the National Day Thanksgiving Service and Parade of the Boys' Brigade on Saturday. Mr Tan, the brigade's honorary president and an exBB member presented the Founder's Badge to Sgt Wong Tian
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      The Straits Times says
      451 16 Culture is alive and thriving NOTICE how alive Singaporeans have become to music and the other performing arts. Observe the throngs that now turn out at musical concerts, dramas, plays and operas. Even their applause, once lamented as a poor excuse for handclaps, now reverberates through
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      In search of excellence
      2762 16 Z We mutt have the courage off our convic- tions to break new ground, to take new initiatives, and to get away from the stifling constraints off past inheritances. We do need very many more doctors and specialists, medical scientists, technologists, and experts m other disciplines.
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      112 13 f^^4 a interest P«^ s credited FIXED DEPOSITS 7% %p.a. I For 1, 3, 6, 9 and 12 months. PRIME LENDING RATE 9VfeXp.a Effective 6 June 1984. (AH rates subject to change witnout notice.) i OCBC Head Office: 65 Chulia Street, OCBC Centre (0104) Tel: *****2 Branches 4 Alexandra Village
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      A voice for those voters
      920 17 A voice for those voters THE Straits Times welcomes letters from you. Your totters must include your signature, full nemo, address, and homo and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. Brevity
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      Illogical for these people to oppose scheme
      252 17 Illogical for these people to oppose scheme IT SEEMS to me that the non-constituency Member of Parliament scheme has been misunderstood or has not been understood by most of the leaders of the opposition parties and even by some MPs of the ruling party. The scheme is to remedy a
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      192 17 Read first, then swallow Painkillers that can hurt AS A careful and wellinformed father of two, I also read with concern your article "Painkillers that can hurt". (ST, July 19*. It seemed frightening that paracetamol, which is readily available, could be harmful to the liver. I have checked with my
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      Disposable utensils create problems
      144 17 THE use of disposable canteen utensils has probably caught on because they are convenient and clean. However, throwaways are not good containers of food and their cost tends to lead to an increase m the prices of food items. The consumer has to pay more. The
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        Foreign maids can lodge complaints
        175 17 WE refer to the letters "A group that has no protection" from Mr C.L. Etherington-Smith (ST, July 19) and "Foreign maids could do with help" from "Filipino Maid". (ST. July 27). While foreign maids do not come within the ambit of the Employment Act, their
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        Not transferable
        165 17 WE refer to the letter "Be sympathetic" by "Employer". (ST, July 19). A work permit is issued to a foreign worker to work m a specific job for a specific employer. It is the duty and responsibility of the employer to ensure that the foreign worker is engaged
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        Seals are better
        90 17 I REFER to the letter "Customs should use locks and not seals" (ST. July 17) and wish to thank "Freight Canvasser" for the suggestion. Locks are being used for certain categories of containers but they are always used together with seals. Unlike security seals, each of which
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        Co-op's conversion rate is $4 to £1
        133 17 YOUR reader "A Chem Engrg II Undergrad", who wrote the letter "Varsity co-op charges too much" (ST, July 23) is incorrect m saying that the co-operative sells British books at a conversion rate of $4.50 to £1. The actual rate is $4. For
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      Lock icon Spotlight on the arts in Soviet anti-graft drive
      1011 18 vlOSCOW A Soviet drive against corruption las spread into the world of the performing arts ind some of its victims are complaining that hey are being punished for carrying out busiless as usual. This month, a Soviet newspaper reported hat a corruption
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      583 18 Dutch police crack down on child- porn AMSTERDAM Police hi Amsterdam have recently launched mi attack on the city's nourishing trade m child pornography. la raids on sexshops, they have carried off hundreds of magazines, films and video cassettes m which children as young as five or six are shown.
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      327 18 Rl A little space can earn you $3,000 or more a month With only $1 5,000 (franchise fee) and 4 sq. metres (40 sq. ft.) of spare shop space you can earn $3,000 or more a month. How? By being part of the world s largest chain of Kis photo
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      460 18 The MRT Corporation invites applications for the following positions: A. PLANNING AND COMPUTER SERVICES DEPARTMENT 1 SENIOR SYSTEMS ANALYST Salary Scale $4475:175:5350 Function Reporting to the Manager, the Senior Systems Analyst will systematically evaluate user requirements for computer sofKvi -c prepare system concepts and specifications, test and commission final software
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      J. Walter Thompson gets Hyatt account
      100 19 ADVERTISING agency, J. Walter Thompson Singapore, has won the account of Hyatt hotel, which is m the midst of an expansion programme expected to be completed next year. There will be 350 more rooms together with a fitness centre, landscaped pool with a four-storey
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      Appointments
      609 19 Mr Sam Riskin has been appointed manager for Singapore and Malaysia for air cargo carriers, Flying Tigers. He has worked with the group for about 14 years. In his new position, Mr Riskin will be m charge of the four flights from Singapore and two flights from Malaysia every
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      Indonesian research company to publish series of books
      141 19 Indonesian research company to publish series of books THE Indonesian Business Data Centre (IBDC), a research company m Indonesia, is publishing a wideranging series of books on foreign Investments and local industries m the connThree of the scheduled range of Si are already on the market, namely, Construction Indonesia, Indonesian
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      Lock icon China sets up securities company in Hongkong
      677 19 'But the Chinese still lack practical understanding' HONGKONG The trading room of Chung Mao Securities looks like many small Hongkong brokerage houses, tucked away m an unglamorous building m central Hongkong. About 20 investors sit watching closedcircuit television monitors of the Far East
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      Lock icon Barclays raises bad debts provision for HK
      169 19 LONBON Barclays Bank FLC raised Its bad debt provision for Hongkong In the first half of 1984, and the colony Is expected to continue producing a number of bad debts, Barclays Bank finance manager Peter Leslie told reporters. Debt problems there are tied
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      MAS Amendment Act marks important step
      870 19  -  It shows By DOREEN SOH THE MAS Amendment Act, by which the Monetary Authority of Singapore can accept deposits from government-backed companies, marks an important step m the relationship between the government and business. And the move is appropriate m view of Singapore's 25th
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      Short stops
      205 19 Car sales down TOKYO Japan's sales of new cars m July totalled 386,808 units, down 14.2 per cent from a year before, the Japan Automobile Dealers Association has reported. It was the first year-to-year decline m six months, the association said. Sales of passenger cars totalled 289,895 units,
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      Company news The Week that was
      10 20 Company news The Week that was Week ended Aug 3rd
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      Final Results
      17 20 Gross Group pre-tax Year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) Veneer Prod $8,720 ($6,601) Feb 84
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      Preliminary figures
      16 20 Gross Group pre-tax Year to dividend profit/loss ('000) 5 (5) $478 ($201) Apr 84
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      Interim results
      530 20 Arab-Malaysian Merchant Bank's newly acquired subsidiary, Teguh Insurance Co Sdn Bhd, has been renamed Arab-Malaysian Insurance Bhd. Bedford Plantations Bhd will acquire the entire issued and paid-up capital of Yong Lee Motor Credit Sdn Bhd for MsB million cash instead of through an issue of new Bedford shares.
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      Tokyo
      420 20 Corporate news Sydney THE market finished on a buoyant note, Influenced by two days of strong performances on wall Street. The All Ordinaries Index gained 29.3 points to close at 712.5, while the All Industrials rose 36.3 points to 1,113.3. Hongkong THE market last week closed at BM.C Mints,
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      Bullish expectation as dollar drops
      601 20 I Overseas markets' weekly round-up Tokyo AIDED by continued spurts on Wall Street and the yen's sharp rise against the US dollar, share prices rebounded strongly from Thursday after declining four consecutive times. The 225-stock Dow Jones Average, which gained 108.84 points the previous week,
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      How your stocks performed
      3478 20 IN* Last Yield Net Vol Week rtth Lew Compant Sale Char*e f/E (000) rffh Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL CGttMBtCIAL 310 216 Acmo 270 +30 2 7 24 5 518 270 240 308 183 Alcorn 215 +30 2.3 317 218 190 312 218 Atied Choc 292 -2
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      543 20 Cons Gold 511 +22 Rus Plant 9* +v 4 za 16* uss AAC I3H Amgotd 94* +4 AAI 47* +4* Brocken 238 +15 Blyvoors- 12 Botswana 14 -I Buffers 44 +2* De Beers 553 +33 East Dries 30* +1* Dooms 18* FSGedutd 32* +3 Gen Mining 15* GFSA 15*
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      230 20 Ami 3 USJ Chance Akoo 35 +1* Allied Chem Cp 32* +1* Aids-Chalmers 9* Am Tel Tel 19* Amax Inc 20 Amr Corp 30* Bethlehem Srl 19* +1* Boeing Co 51* +2* Burroughs Cp 58* +1* Caterpekx Co 3° Chase Manhtn 38* Chrysler Cp 29* Citicorp 32* +2»
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      353 19 B B p- «w Ancient Muscat for Gulf region. The container B 'V V^B centuries was the prominent terminal offers big area for '?W I nnarket place m the Gulf for* storage and handles container I '^IIW. I merc^ ants a over c^ e world. vessels with two tons I
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      50 19 This week AUG 6— 7: Those who Aug 6— 8: There is a need to know more furniture fair at the Holiday Inn hotel. P»dflc annual conIt is organised by the vention and is organised Singapore Quality Reli- by the Singapore Furniability Association and ture Manufacturers and Sisir. Traders Association.
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      26 20 \W4 ZsHatiorial (^flower Teoh Eng Soon This book is now available at all leading bookshops. Price $14.50 Published by TIMES BOOKS INTERNATIONAL Distributed by FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS
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    Commodities
    499 21 Gold GOLD prices recovered further grounds during the week, helped largely by the sharp correction of the dollar, with data pointing to a cooling of the robust United States economic recovery and the consequent change of market sentiment, said Green Collier m its weekly report. On the Simex, the
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    Gold Market
    15 21 GOLD USS/oz Sat Fri Hongkong 350.20—350.70 339.00—339.50 Fri Thurs New York 350.25—350.75 341.00—342.00
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    Rubber
    122 21 FEATURELESS trading conditions and reduced turnover marked the week as robber fluctuated quietly within narrow confines, while fresh news was lacking, said Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co m its weekly report. Levels moved up gradually from 184.51 cents to 187.59 cento on light covering of the expiring August position, with
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    Tin
    67 21 VERY STEADY. The tin council's buffer stock manager demonstrated his determination to keep prices steady by absorbing a very big tonnage m Penang on Wednesday when the export quotas for August began. Stocks rose for the second week running, up 380 tonnes to 27,740 tonnes, but this made little
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    Gold Account
    21 21 Buyiif Sefcif Hhjtiest— Lowest Hghest— Lowest SS/|m SS/|m Bank of China 2396—23.34 24.14—23.52 OUB 23.88—23.49 24.03—23.64 OB 23.96—23.35 24.11—23.50
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    Silver
    38 21 STEADIER. Last week's softer tone was quickly reversed owing to Sterling's fall. Gold's upward trend also helped. Traders said note was also taken of the growing confidence m the United States that money should get cheaper. AFP.
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    36 21 IRREGULAR. Early buying developed following the fall m stocks, down 2,800 tonnes to 141,250 tonnes, the lowest since November 1981. Merchants outside the London Metal Exchange quoted a slightly cheaper U551, 175-U551,205 a tonne. AFP.
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    764 21 TRADING activity at the Singapore produce market was moderate last week. At the coffee market, traders said, exports to Europe and the United States declined, but local business continued to be fairly active. Prices firmed up against the background of a Brazilian frost scare. However, selling quotes should
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    91 21 TAIPEH Total cargo volume handled at Taiwanese ports exceeded 88.36 million tonnes m the first half of this year, up 26.29 per cent from the same period last year, the Communications Ministry said. A ministry official attributed it to rising Taiwanese exports and imports due
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    173 21 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dotars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SJIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.8031 1.8061 5.62—5.50 Canadian dollar 1.6403 1.6417 6.16—6.06 NZ dollar 1.0687—1.0703 9.61-9.24 Sterling pound 2.8236—2.8270 3.58—3.52 US dollar 2.1505 2.1515 4.68—4.63 Local dolars to 100 units of foreign
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    36 21 UNCERTAIN. Prices were well maintained at first m anticipation of another sharp reduction m market stocks. But when the stock figure of 192,025 tonnes, down only 2,050 tonnes, was announced, profit-takers quickly moved m. AFP.
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    624 21 BANKS' prime lending rates at the close of business last Friday, August 3. Bank PLR Algemene Bank 10 '< American Express 10 1 < Am 1 Dam Rterdam Bank 10 i Arab Banking Corp 10 'i Asia Commercial 10 A HI Banking Group 10 .> Ban
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    130 21 THE US dollar opened for the week at 552.1550/60 and was traded to a high of 552.1620 30 before closing lower at 5J2.1435 45. The Singapore unit weakened against Sterling, the Hongkong dollar, Deutschemark, Japanese yen, Australian and New Zealand dollar but strengthened against the Malaysian ringgit. After the
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    210 21 Asian rates ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended August 3: HD PRICES uss Hrgh Lew 7 days 11'^ 115/16 1 month ll 1 11'. 2 months 11V 4 11 9/16 3 months 12 3/16 lIS 6 months 12 3/16 11 15/16 9 months 12 2 12 3/16
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    37 21 US dollar Sterling HK dollar M'sian dollar D'mark Yen Aust dollar NZ dollar Source: OCBC Auf 4 July 28 2.1435 2.1445 2.8520 2.8243 2740 27.34 91.92 92.15 74.94 74.86 0.8882 0.8790 1.8123 1.7960 ***** *****
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    208 21 Vessel Berth An Dep Horn 306 6/8 7/8 Maiu Yong Hua 302 6/8 6/8 Orient Venture 302 6/8 7/8 Vega 304 6/8 7/8 Jurong Anangel Honour 5 a side 6/8 Kenzan Maru 3 aside 6/8 Boksit 7 6/8 9/8 Budi Jaya 10 6/8 7/8 Budi Utama 10
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    607 22 THE day may not be too distant when the small investor m Singapore will be able to use the same kind of sophisticated technology as the professional stockbroker or fund manager. The Stock Exchange of Singapore is currently computerising the trading system to allow
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    102 22 United Industrial Corporation UNITED Industrial Corporation is better known today for property leasing and development thai for detergents, which started the group off 2t years ago. It went public m IM§ and Is a holding company with a wide range of interests which includes computer systems, petrochemicals, investment m stocks
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    186 22 Development has raffled a few feathers, especially the plumes of the Ma family, who are said to held about M per cent of the shares. Their close relatives reportedly hold another 22 per cent. The offer for Tal Sang Land closes today. The property and detergent group
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    272 22 LONDON The British government's public offering of stock m luxury car maker Jaguar PLC appears to be "substantially over-sub-scribed", underwriters Hill Samuel A Co Ltd said on Friday. A spokesman for the underwriters said it received more than 250,000 applications by the time the
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    763 22 LOS ANGELES The opening ceremonies were enchanting and the first races full of thrills, but Los Angeles businessmen have found their dreams of Olympic gold unexpectedly turning to straw. "If it continues at this rate, we will have the
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      49 22 HUME Industries (Malaysia) and Lian Seng Properties are to manufacture concrete roofing tiles through joint venture company far ME ROOFING TILES (JOHOR). The company was incorporated m 1973 and is not expected to affect materially the results of Hume Industries for the year ending June 30, 1985.
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      20 22 SPK-SENTOSA CORPORATION'S one-for-one rights issue of 10.1 million shares received 9.7 million acceptances with 920,447 applications for excess shares.
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      37 22 MR LIM Tjoen Kong has been elected chairman of SPP LTD while Mr Ong Tiong Soon has resigned as managing director of the company due to poor health. He is replaced by Mr Leonard Cheng.
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    173 23 141 Deaths 141 Deaths MDM. MARY PHUA Aged 85 years Passed away peacefully on 5 Aug 1984 leaving be hind beloved:Son Daughter m-law Joseph Lee Chan Hua Nio Daughters Sons-in-law Mary Lee Francis Ng Rose Lee Choo Swan Seng Catherine Lee Tan Kuan Ler Jenny Lee Yeo Sia Kong Molly
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    1740 23  -  OUR RACING TEAM By AURIC Stable's Best told, third and second m his last two outings, made no mistake at Bukit Timah yesterday when he cut down 11 rivals on a soft track to capture thp $75,000 Pesta Sukan Cup (Race 4). Pushed to
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    662 23 Stipe's report APPRENTICE M. Gopal was suspended two race days for careless riding while astride Mandarin Scholar m Race 7 at Bukit Timah yesterday. The race meeting stewards concluded their inquiry into the riding and running of Beau Bijou on the first weekend and
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    672 23 Race 8 CLASS I 1,859 m OmSUMe's (2) OHM'S LAW 57 (7223-2227) Tims 1 (9) Mm Scottre 53.5 (2906-1385) Salri I (8) Temajbi m 49 c 46.5 (1974-1119) Gopal 3 (14) No Apolegy 49.5 (1671-881) RaJuutt 4 (10) Barudan47.s (2241-1560) Ismadi 5 (7) Storm Trooper 49 (1044-584) Asuwadi
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    94 23 QE II Cup in Kentucky LEXINGTON (Kentucky), Sun. Queen Elizabeth has agreed to present a permanent trophy for a new race m Kentucky. She will present the Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup to the winning owner at the inaugural running of the race on Oct 11, a spokesman for the
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    142 Condolences 141 Deaths
    471 23 142 Condolences 141 Deaths Ng Kirn 8w«e) PMMd away peacefully on 4th August 1984 leaving behind hi. beWMe Llm Pong Huay Son* Ng Cheng Khin Ng Cheng Teck Daughters Ng Cheng Lan Ng Cheng Thlap Ng Cheng Wan Ng Choon Sons In law Low Chong Poh Ton Kirn Peng Tong
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    180 23 In Loving Memory Of MR. KHOO THIAM HOCK Departed 6 August 1983 Sweet are the memories. silii\ir kept Of one we loved dearly .mil n>-\--forget Always remembered by TAN N(JAN MBO ON(i SOO KIONO JOHN KHOO DAUGHTERS: ESTHER KHOO SONS-IN-LAW: KRANKIETAN HO KOK TONC DAUGHTERS l'« LAW
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      210 24 }L<|j|re||||||j^^ |P H^ A In Korea, when you complete international airline. Thus, its perfect balance and harmony of 1984. As Korean now flies one of your 15th year, you step from "adulthood" is more than just Korea's universe. the world's most modern fleets, childhood into adulthood. symbolic. It is fact.
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      Doubles
      274 25  -  JOE OORAI By Two a-piece for Hwee Seng and SIA Group HWEE SENG notched up a double last night when they added the Business Houses Football League Senior knockout title to the Second Division League crown already m their showcase. In the final at Jalan Besar yesterday, they beat
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      True grit falls to a cry in the crowd
      331 25  -  PETER SIOW By A VOICE from the crowd upset former two-time champion Png Kirn Siang's apple cart m the men's final of the national table tennis individual championships at To a Pay oh last night. It tore up the 1980 and
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      154 25  - Katong roll ahead JACKIE'S KATONG put more distance between them and their rivals m the women's section of the Anchor Beer National Bowling Team League. At Kallang Bowl yesterday, they humbled the hosts 5-0 to move to the top of the women's division with 19 wins and one defeat. Katong's
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      154 25 Cowans back in form LONDON, Sun. Norman Cowans snapped up three West Indies wickets m his first 25 balls yesterday as Middlesex got off to a useful start m a rainhit three-day match at Lords. The black England fast bowler made full use of a green wicket to claim the
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      162 25 NEWPORT (Rhode Island), Sun. Top-seeded Martina Navratilova yesterday coasted to a 6-1, 6--1 semi-final victory over unseeded Elizabeth Minter, of Australia, m a US$l5O,OOO ($321,000) women's tennis tournament here. In the other semi-final, Gigi Fernandez, of Puerto Rico, blasted rocketing returns of service to beat South
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      Fast, fiery FT take title
      306 25 Mahmood Gaznavi on the Singapore scene FEDERAL TERRITORY defeated Singapore by 64 runs m the decisive third match of the Malaysian Cricket Association League final at the. Kuala Lumpur Padang yesterday. After early morning rain had limited the match to 30 overs, Singapore won the
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      Douglas bags title and bunkers critics
      610 25  -  DOUGLAS 001 silenced his critics who claim that he can only play at the Bukit Course when he won the Singapore Amateur Open golf title from a strong international field at the Serapong Course yesterday. Holding a slim overnight lead, Douglas patiently waited for
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      Ec Kiat for Indonesia
      50 25 SIX of the Republic's leading golfers will take part m the Indonesian Amateur Open Championship at the Pondok Indah Course from Aug 23-26. They are Annavi Chelliah, Poh Ec Kiat, Vincent Lee, Daniel Lim, M. Murugiah and Ting Sa Tee. Donglas...had to wait untU final pott
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      384 25 BERNHARD Langer, of West Germany, was, poised for his second successive win on the European golf tour when he shot a 67 to take a, one-stroke lead from Britain's David Russell m the third round of the Irish Open Championship! yesterday. Langer, equalled the
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      4 26 THE L.A. TlJBF^r OLYMPICS
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      502 26 Life suspension shock for ironmen who took drugs LOS ANGELES, Sun. The governing body of international weightlifting slapped life bans last night on an Algerian and a Lebanese, disqualified from the Olympic Games for using muscle-building drugs. The International Weightlifting Federation, m a move to crack
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      93 26 LOG .ANGELES, Bu. He International Football Federation (FIFA) have expelled Canadian c«ach Thy Walters from the match between Brazil and Canada after Walton gave Instruction* to his team and left the bench daring the Canada-Cameroon FIFA said Waiters would not be allowed match against Brazil tomorrow.
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      236 26 WRESTLING LOS ANGELES, Sun. American Jeff Blatnick held up his Olympic gold medal yesterday and said he was not ashamed of crying into the homes of 60 million television viewers after snatching triumph from tragedy. Blatnick, 27, still stricken by the death of his brother
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      206 26 German joy LOS ANGELES, Sun. West Germany took full marks not only m courtcraft but oratory, too, when they beat Brazil 78--75 (41-37) to reach the men's basketball quarterfinals. Topscorer Detlef Schrempf, who amassed 36 points, was the inspiration. But of their next quarter-final
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      176 26 LOS ANGELES, Sun. West Germany outclassed Malaysia 5-0 m men's Group A hockey yesterday to stay m the hunt for a semi-final berth. Only a series of misses denied the Germans a more crushing win. Heiner Dopp scored twice and Volker Fried, Stefan Blocher
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      ATHLETICS
      1022 26 Men 1M metres: Seml-flaal 1: 1 Ray Stewart (Jam) 10.26 2 Sam Graddy (USA) 10.27 S Donovan Reid (GBR) 10.32 4 Ron Brown (USA) 10.34 i Desai Williams (Can) 10.34 C Christian Haas (FRG) 10.41 7 Marc Gasparoni (Fra) 10.49 8 Purnomo Ina) 10.51. Seml-flmal 1: 1 Carl Lewis
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      382 26 Schumann-Lottman G ua 12.23. Heat 4: 1 Grace Jackson (Jam) 11.38 2 Jeanette Bolden (USA) 11.42 3 Marie-France Loyal (Fra) 11.56 4 Pauline Davis (Bah) 11.61 5 Teresa Rione (Esp) 11.76 Esmeralda Garcia (Bra) 11.82 7 Ruth Enang Mesode (Cmr) 12.02 8 NzaeU Kyomo (Tan) 12.53.
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      THE RECORD BREAKERS
      58 26 Men: Alex Banmann (Can) 2Mm Individual Medley, 2:11.42 World record. (2:12.25). Rick Carey (USA) IMm backstroke, 55.41 Olympic record. (55.45). United States 4 x IMm medley relay. 3:».3t World record. (3:49.42. Ernesto Canto (Mcx) 2fkm walk, 1:23:13 Olympic record. (1:23:55.5). Women: Mary Meagher (USA) 2Mm butterfly, 2:MJt
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      202 26 Men All finals: Fleer exercise: 1 Li Ning (Chn) 19.925 2 Lou Yun (Chn) 19.775 3 Koji Sotomura (Jpn) 19.700 3 Philippe Vatuone (Fra) 19.700 5 Bart Conner (USA( 19.675 Valentin Pintea (Rum) 19.600 7 Peter Vidmar (USA) 19.550 8 Koji Gushiken (Jpn) 19.450. Peminel berae: 1 Li Ning
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      HANDBALL
      31 26 Grasp A: Iceland 21 Japan 17, Yugoslavia 25 Algeria 10, Romania 23 Switzerland 17 Gr.up B: W Germany 18 Sweden 17, Spain 31 South Korea 25, Denmark 19, USA 16.
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      40 26 MeaExtra Ugat (Mkg) nnal: Shinji Hosokawa (Jpn) bt JaeYup Kirn (Kor). TUN place: Neil Eckersley (GBR) and Edward Liddle (USA). Repackage peel A: Edward Uddie (USA) bt Guy Delvingt (Fra). Peel B: Neil Eckersley (GBR) bt Felice Mariani (Ita).
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      MEDALS TALLY
      77 26 1G 8 B 38 28 9 12 9 5 17 4 I t 11 (48 5 8 5 5 2 5 3 S 9 2 2 4 2 2 4 1 2 19 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 19 2 1 9 2 19
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      26 26 MeaGrcap A: Australia 94 Egypt 78, Brazil 75 W Germany 78, Yugoslavia 69 Italy 65. Grasp B: USA 101 Spain 68. Canada 96 France 69.
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      184 26 UfM-fly (48kg): Mamoru Kuroiwa (Jpn) bt Francis Tejedor Casseres (Col); Keith Mwila (Zam) bt Pao-Ming Chung (Tai); Salvatore Todisco (Ita) bt Gerrard Hawkins (Irl); Rafael Ramos (Pur) bt Jesus Hen-era (Dom); Jose Marcelino Bolivar (Yen) bt Agapito Gomez (Spa); Carlos Mot ta -Tar arena (Gua) bt Daniel Mwanci (Ken);
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      37 26 MeaSabre Individual final: 1 Jean Francois Lamour (Fra) I Marco Marin (Ita) 3 Peter Westbrook (USA) 4 Herve Granger-Veyron (Fra) i Pierre Guichot (Fra) C Marin Mustafa (Rum) 7 Giovanni Scalzo (Ita) 8 loan Pop (Rum).
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      23 26 Mea Prellmlaary peel A: West Germany 5 Malaysia 0, Australia 4 India 2, Spain 3 USAI. Wemen USA 2 New Zealand 0.
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      ROWING
      140 26 Wemea (All finals): Ccxci (•urs 1 Romania 3:19.30 2 Canada 3:21.55 3 Australia 3:23.29 4 USA 3:23.58 5 Netherlands 3:23.97 C W Germany 3:29.03 Deable sculls 1 Romania 3:26.75 2 Netherlands 3:29.13 3 Canada 3:29.82 4 Sweden 3:30.79 5 Norway 332 09 I USA 3:32.33 Cexfeas pain 1 Romania
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      45 26 MtmSkeet final: 1 Matthew Dryke (USA) 198 t Ole Riber Rasmussen (Den) 196 3 Luca Scribani Rossi (Ita) 196 4 Johannes Pierik (Hoi) 194 S Anders Berglind (Swe) 194 I Norbert Hofmann (FRG) 194 7 Jorge Molina (Col) 194 8 lan Hale (Aus) 193.
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      31 26 MtmGroup A: S Korea bt Brazil 15-4, 15-13, 13-15, 15-8, Argentina bt Tunisia 15-9. 15-7, 15-3 Gr*np B: Japan bt Egypt 15-6. 15-10. 15-11. Canada bt China 15-8. 15-7. 15-3.
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      841 26 Men -'Mm Individual m*4ley: Heat I: I Nell («raraa (GBR) J:»S.» (OR) Z Robert Woodhouse (Aus) 2:06.45 3 Arne Borjjstrom (Nor) 2.08.09 4 An drey Aguilar (CRO 2:11.63 i Luis Augusto Juncos (Arg) 2:12.83 C femad Elshafei (Egy) 2:1487 7 Warren Sorby (FTj) Heat 2: 1 Ricardo Prado (Bra)
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      58 26 U K ht-hc«x> (tt.Skg) nmai: 1 Petre Beoheru (Rum) 355k£ (155.0) I Robert Kabbas (Aus) 342.5 (150) S Ryoii Isaoka (Jpn) 340 (150) 4 Newton Bur rowes (GBR) 327.5 (147.5) S Ebraheem Elbakh (Egy) 322 5 (145) C Kane Seog Lee (Kor) 322 5 (140) 7 Yvan Darsienv (Can)
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      27 25 Today's events SOCCER P«rt Leagao! Uamameat: Suzue Cold v Keppel Wharves (Bukit Cher-' mm, 5.15 p. m.). SQI ASH Ovaltfne liJlvMmal graded r'iklpa (Kallang, 6 p. mi
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    992 27  -  By ALAN HUBBARD LOS ANGELES, Sun. From sunny California to the New York island, America is bursting with pride. The decision by the Russians to give the Olympic Games a miss has provided the United States with their greatest propaganda coup since Neil Amstrong placed
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    499 27 Attraction of the Li Ning tower of China World No. 3 regains his golden touch for hat-trick LOS ANGELES, Sun. Li Ning, the Chinese gymnast with the mischievous face and flashing smile, finally stood aloft on the Olympic medal rostrum yesterday when he scooped three gold medals and a silver
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    385 27  -  LOS ANGELES, Sun. An unscheduled backstage bout between American coach Pat Nappi and several members of his boxing team has proved among the liveliest exchanges of the Olympic tournament. Nappi threatened to walk out and got as far as the airport before being talked out of
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    179 27 LOS ANGELES, Son. Former world flyweight champion Steve McCrory raised the United States' unbeaten streak to 14 In Olympic boxing yesterday when he knocked oat Faasto Garcia, of Mexico, In the first round to reach the quarter-finals. Three other strong medal contenders m the
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    188 28  -  GODFREY ROBERT LOS ANGELES, Sun. Singapore's four swimmers kept their heads above water as they completed their farewell appearance m the Olympic Games at the McDonald's pool here yesterday morning. David Lim, Oon Jin Teik, Ang Peng Siong and Oon Jin Gee did not illuminate the pool,
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    171 28  -  LOS ANGELES, Sun. A two-hour discussion-cum-post mortem, followed by a complete switch-off from yatching, was the antidote for boardsailor Kelly Chan yesterday following his mediocre performance m the four-day windgliding event m the Olympic Games here. Kelly, whose wife Ann left for home on Friday night, decided
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    769 28 Spotlight on two of swimming's biggest names: Mark Spitz, the forgotten hero of Munich, and Alex Baumann, the man of the moment picture Soviet absence makes two-gold Baumann's heart grow fonder MEDALS are more important than records at this meet, but with the Soviet bloc
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    Sync and swim, poetry in motion
    393 28  -  LOS ANGELES SYNCHRONISEDs w i mming makes its Olympic debut tomorrow and fans are hoping the competitors will do for the sport what Olga Korbut did for gymnastics at the 1972 Games. World-wide television exposure should help, especially now that the solo event has
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    235 28  -  LOS ANGELES, Sun. Despite the public outcry that followed his exclusion from the opening ceremony, there will be no place for multi-gold medallist swimmer Mark Spitz at next Sunday's closing ceremony, either. "We have no plans to feature former Olympians," says a spokesman tor the Los
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    423 28 ONE of the biggest problems facing the thousands of writers covering the Games is dealing with the interpreters. Nowhere is the problem more complex than m boxing, which has drawn competitors from all corners of the earth. Following a victory by a fighter
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    161 28 LOS ANGELES, San. British Airways and a London hospital had a hand In Britain's fencing team's reaching the quarterfinals of the Olympic Games men's foil competition. Britain's national flag-carrier, whose slogan is "We'll take more care of yon", flew a replacement artificial hand here for team member Robert
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    1488 29  -  ALAN HUBBARD picture Lightning Lewis is worth a cool million ...and the figure is rising fast and furious Why Wells wasn't glad to see the back of Lewis E Earlier, m the semi- finals, Lewis had brilliantly psyched out the Moscow Olympic champion, Allan Wells,
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    188 29 MOSCOW, Sun. Tatyana Kazankina, of the Soviet Union, smashed the world 2,000 metres record yesterday, just hours after American Mary Decker had rewritten Zola Budd's mark m a non-Olympic event m Eugene, Oregon. Tatyana clocked smin 23.725 ec at an athletics meeting here, beating Mary's Friday night
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    224 30 ...ihe other m a soirit of adventure I SEATTLE, San. A one-legged woman conquered the 4,4#t-metre high Mount Rainier on Friday using specially-designed crutches, one of which had an Ice pick attached to It to give her extra traction on the slippery mountainside. Miss
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      43 1 THE STRAITS TIMES, MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1984 SECTION TWO Teaching the child at home and In school OUTLOOK, Page Two Honest flow of dance Ideas LEISURE, Page Twenty-six Box office busters for your living room LEISURt, Page Twenty-seven New weapons to Sight pirates
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      942 2 In the first part of a series on children's learning process, our writer focuses on the classic parent-teacher-child triangle. Adults should support each other's efforts so that the child respects the requirements of both home and school. Recognition of good work done at V school, encouragement to
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      699 3  -  Christine Khor A FINE group of archaic bronzes was the highlight of Sotheby's major summer sale m London last month. It is probably the most important group of archaic Chinese bronzes to come on the market m recent years many of them have been exhibited m Europe m
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        213 26 Our writer reports on the mood of honesty and frankness pervaded the dance lecture-discussions m Manila EVER wanted to be an elegant, older 18th Century gentleman? Well, it's a bit late now, but here's your chance to play one, at least. Male actors m their 40s and
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      811 26  - Honest flow o£ dance ideas JOHN de SOUZA By TOO often at past Asean Festivals of Performing Arts, lecturediscussions tended to be mere re-affirmations of each country's official stance on dance. Not so m the sessions at this fourth festival m Manila, which had revealing lectures, frank exchanges of ideas,
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      804 27 THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation is certainly improving on its selection of films. It has spent a lot of money to acquire some excellent films that have been box office spectaculars. 4s all these films are expensive, SBC has acquired them for two runs over
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      538 27  -  KANNAN CHANDRAN THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation recently lost a valuable member of its staff the controller of the Children and Education Unit, Goh Guan Siew. Guan Siew's resignation on Aug 1 brings to lan end more than 13 > years of service with
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      663 8 aw^jEiiTvlii I A) CLERICAL OFFICER^ I B) DATA ENTRY OFFICER (FEMALE) REQUIREMENTS: Singapore Citizen between 17 and 25 years of age. 4 GCE 'O' level passes including English Language Preference will be given to candidates with ability to type. DUTIES: A) General clerical duties. B) •To operate data entry machines
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      328 8 Olivetti (Manufacturing Division) requires Minimum 1 year m accounting, preferably m manufacturing environment and experienced m fixed assets registration overhead expenses schedule, and petty cash book GC E O level (Minimum 3 subjects) and LCC m bookkeeping Selected candidate will be provided opportunity for training and growth m our Finance
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      457 9 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical TEMP JOBS If you have) typing, telex skills, etc why not join us. We need RECEPTIONISTS/ TEL. OP a TELEX OPS a GIRL FRIDAY TYPISTS/CLERKS CLERICAL ASSTS (Kxpenence/skills not necessary) JR ACCOUNTS CLERKS GENERAL WORKERS *****62/ *****63 Supreme House 9 Penang Road 10-04. Spore
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      575 9 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Cleric*! TET WAI COMPUTER SERVICES (PTE) LTD Requires JUNIOR SECRETARY a Completed Private Secretary's Certificate Course. c GCE o Level with good credit m English. c Some experience preferred. RECEPTIONIST c Fluent In English, c Pleasant personality, c Good telephone manners, c Able to type,
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      628 9 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial /CleriaU Our hardware company requires a: SECRETARY a GCE 'O' or 'A' level. a Have experience m working as a Secretary. c Able to write English and Mandarin letters and market reports. c Neat and good handwriting. If interested please write to: P.O Box 872
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      342 9 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales Junior Sal** R»pr»»entati v«m (Mato/Fwnato) required for On-the-Joh training for Management positions. We are a leading sales company and a member of the Times Organisation. We specialises m training and developing people like YOU Into becoming dynamic managers to work with us We are interested
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      547 10 66 Situations Vacant I) Sales Wa ara expanding our marketing operations m Singapore to service various market segments by spe- cialiration Wa have immediate requirements lor: SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Male/ Female) Minimum 3 years direct laelllng experience, c Familiar with office equipment and systems, a Minimum GCE 'O 1 Level with
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      602 10 66 Situations Vacant i) Sales Building materials company m Ka long district requires SHOWROOM SALES CLERK (Female) c Experience m ceramic tile trade an advantage, a Can type, c Can speak English and Mandarin well, a Living nearby desirable, c Maturity an advantage. Good basic pay and commission. Please apply
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      689 11 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical r 5 i TIMES PRINTERS (a member of the Times Organisation) invites applications for the positions of GRAPHIC 1 REPRODUCTION ASSISTANTS ;:j: with experience m any of the following skills: process camera operation offset plalemaking g film imposition/layout work Those
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      711 11 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical Panasonic, I Office Autorration^V\\ We seek intelligent, highly motivated and hardworking personnel for the post of: SERVICE TECHNICIAN i (Male) c Age 20 25. c Mm. qualification: ITC m Electronics Engineering. c Must have experience m servicing Office Equipment. c
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      455 11 66 Situation* Vacant g) Technical GOLDHILL SQUARE has immediate vacancies for th following posts: (I)MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS II Carpenter Painter Mai#on Locksmith, c Passed secondary 2. National Trade Certificate 3 or 2 years' working experience and able to carry out 2 of the 4 listed trades. Starting salary $650. (2)MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS
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      331 11 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN I c ITC or NTC 3in elec- tronic servicing I lor 2 years working experience c Completed N.S. I nt a>rv i# w ait HOMBURQ ELECTRONICS PTE LTD 514 CHAI CHEE LANE #08-0« BEDOK INDUSTRIAL ESTATE SINGAPORE 164* I TEL: *****40 An Established
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      755 11 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production h) Production Mjjjj-rjiMjn 111 :aada^±eb^±±b±-^^^ pTf^r^^Tr aS^L a I I I T*V W^u7^uT^ur\w\ xl Ifli I AeMPCat* INTERNATIONAL r™nl L-J ASM fct (q PIE LTD I ■ft -JjJk We require: m I
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      158 11 wtn&m\ f SINGAPORE UMTTEO BE A PART OF US Let us help you to a good start m your career MvmH You will enjoy: Shift Allowance (s2t <or 2nd shift and $5> for 3rd Salary increase after 3 months Attendance Awards j Lite Insurance Coverage I Opportunities for Overseas j
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      884 12 66 Situationt Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production h) Production h) Production I We are **§mW***" Come and join us •wHw#aTafaf w sfc«VWSOafWA 0 for a challenging and rewarding career^^^^^^*- AFFILIATE OF SCM CORPORATION S&fifl IVe pay
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      511 12 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production KQiAt Dnrp i ti^ /afl OPERATORS J Female Singapore Citizen or .free in-house medical facilities. Permanent Resident aged 16 money-savings program. years and above may apply to recreational activities etc I work m any of
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      278 12 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Production h) Production We offer: I V/ 2 months AWS s 5-day, 40 hours work week I Shift allowances up to $6,00 per night I Life insurance coverage j Many growth opportunities Join us as: iPfTmnnartt aWI4V\ I v yrnermwirnt iro ttml) J E
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      515 13 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production n g n n M n n Fp ■■■■■■v-r-'- I I BukltMerah a a Tamplnes a a I Toa R i 1 Payoh I o s I nan I W~l^- Macpherson I te nnri q
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      233 13 66 Situation* Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production I GEHMO I Moql Allowonco Attondanc© AUnnyrinrTi I MllWffUl *W I+ Free Drinks Move Goodies MALE MACHINE M OPERATORS M y' Wage adjuitment on confirmation >4 H9C|uiiwfn#nlK 18 years old and above Primary education Singaporeans or Malaysians Ree transportation to
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      967 13 86 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production TOSHIBA I Toahi^iaamullMiatioi^colowTVandradto I H caswtte recorder manufacturing company at I H Via Junction of Paslr Panfana and Akraandra H noacla* W0 are vxpandktQ ano Invtta you to )oin SJ I MM I Primary education I Age 16-40 years ■■■■■■■■■■■■il
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      319 13 66 Situations Vacant i h) Production li^ka^H lE EE Here's your chance to grow jj wi th us Join one of the IB world's largest SSS fridge compressor S™ makers and also one of Singapore's w^ m fastest growing companies as PRODUCTION OPERATORS BS Requirements Able to work on 2
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      276 14 66 Situations Vacant h) Production HYMOLO PTE LTD Plastic injection molding factory requires: TRAINEE LINE LEADER (on 3 rotating shifts) MACHINE OPERATORS (on 2 rotating shifts) SHIFT ALLOWANCE: Ist shift 2.00 2nd shift 8.00 3rd shift $10.00 I We offer: New higher starting salary Good salary Increment after 3 months
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      315 14 66 Situations Vacant h) Production PRODUCTION OPERATORS! GET OUT OF THE FACTORY AND INTO AN OFFICE $20 PER DAY We'll giv» you a nf» chance to start m »n office if you -.m type 25 w.p.m. Call: *****88 *****22 *****77 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous I A well established I enterprise
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      604 14 06 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I GM Singapore 1 requires I SECURITY I I GUARDS I H for its new leased facility m Ang Mo H I Kio Industrial Park I. B Requirements H Male below 45 years old H Previous similar experience would H
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      425 14 66 Situationa Vacant I) Miscellaneous /aWA I IMeubJehj TV Factory m **M Tknah and Bl Mi ii n ,m 1 ffuwaanca I OPPRRsUJC CHINESE FEMALE RECEPTIONIST (BukH Tknah) Secondary 4 education Age: 16 to 24 Working experience preferred but not essential I^CLERI^^^ I (Woodlands) Secondary 4 education (Technical) Age 16
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      469 14 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous Pdnomouni Hotel Come and team up with us. We need YOU. 1. Aaaiatant Storekeeper 2. Muslim Cook 3. Canteen Chinese Cook 4. Commis Cooks 5. Pantry Maids 6. Chambermaids 7. Linen Maids/ Valets 8. Waiters 9. Waitresses 10. Bartender 11.
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      534 14 66 Situationt Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous am I WALK-IN INTERVIEW Monday, 6th August 1984 to Wednesday, Bth August 1984 I Material Handler B The Person: Completed Secondary 2 education Completed or exempted from National Service Experience is not essential I I The Job: I Feeding components
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      327 14 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous The largest lift manu- 1 facturing Company In I Singapore requires L I 3 GCE -a levels including English a Able to speak clearly to clients through |j telephone 3 3 GCE tv levels P M Able to type 35 wpm Class 3 driving licence
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      1176 15 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous dElal B!IMIiQS3ll —-J& LVLaaHHaiV requires Singapore Shuttle Production BuB(Pte)Ltd SIS' 6 foreman Bus Drivers positions Of Requirements: HANDYMAN SSsBE (Permanent chan.ca. Eng.neermg p Dsse P sS aa S s4or4A Afternoon Shift) GCE 'A'Veve. with 2
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      509 15 66 Situation* Vacant I) Miscellaneous =ts ftf? ISLAND^ Trans- Island Bus Services (Pte) Ltd S* Daily gross salary range $32 $37 (inclusive of basic salary, overtime and incentive bonus) •Age above 21 years Possess Class 4 or 4A driving licence I* Daily gross salary range $22 $27 •5s (inclusive of
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      371 15 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous 'SINGAPORE ISLAND* COUNTRY CLUB requires A) COOKS Gross Salary: $500 $800 depending upon experience and qualification. Able to prepare a variety of both local and western short-order dishes, barbecue and buffet Must have at least 2 years experience m established coffee house and snack bar
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      456 15 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Vegetable oil factory m Jurong requires A. SHIPPING SUPERVISOR B. TECHNICAL SUPERVISOR For Post (A) Good command of English, GCE 'O' level minimum. c Good knowledge m shipping procedures. c Able to prepare shipping documents. c Knowledge of LC negotiation preferable. c Must own a
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      430 15 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I (with own I bikes) ■Our Despatchers I earn $800. I HOW MUCH WOULD I YOU LIKE TO EARN? I Call Amar I *****79 I NOW Requires Stonehands (Male) Requirements: Completed Primary education or certificate m Basic education Preference will be giye,n to candidates with
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      385 15 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous ▼VJ Wywy Pte Ltd requires DELIVERY ASSISTANTS/ STORE ATTENDANTS Requirementa: Able to read and write slmj pie English, a Experience not necessary, a Physically fit and strong, a Preferably residing around district 3. Interested please call personally at: Wywy Store 12 -14 Hoy Fatt Road
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      465 15 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Immediate employment for PERSONAL DRIVERS Age 30 -50 years old a Ratirad pohca/ army paraonnal watcomo. PrafaraMy Malay and flaying around Katong araa. DESPATCH CLERKS CUM RELIEF DRIVERS o Class 2 and 3 driving licence Motorcyclaa will ba provided GOOD SALARY AND BENEFITS. Interested, please
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      449 15 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous A leading at*ctrontc« company ki Kallang Bahru requires OFFICE BOYS o Completed Secondary 2 education Able to speak and write simple English Must be willing to learn a Completed NS or exempted Intaraatad applicant* kindly call asetati to arranoa tor an intarviaw or call personally
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      480 16 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous EXECUTIVE JAPANESE LOUNGE urgently requires: (1) EXPERIENCED FEMALE SUPERVISORS c Attractive salary EXPERIENCED HOSTESSES Attractive new salary range plus commission. Transport will be provided. Interested applicants, please call personally Today 4 Tomorrow from 7p.m. op.m. at: 100, Kirn Seng Road, -01-17, Kirn Seng Shopping Centre,
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      495 16 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous CLERK c OCE O 1 level c Ability to type DESPATCH CLERK c Able to speak simple English. Please apply with 1 passport photograph to: 141 Market Street 303-00 Harapan Building Singapore 0104 or call tel: *****91 for Interview Concrete manufacturing company requires TRUCK MIXER
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      900 16 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous 1 DELIVERY BOY wanted c Possess own motorbike c Salary $520 plus incentives Interested please come personally to: 150 South Bridge Road #12-03 Fook Hat BMg Singapore 0105 VACANCIES FOR MALE Autc lathe Operators. Transport allowance. Salary $400 to $500 Apply personally at: William! Precision
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      642 16 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous REQUIRED URGENTLY 2 Delivery Men. Please call at: Golden Mile Complex, #01-36, 5001 Beach Road or 10 Wan Lee Road, Jurong. SUSHI /ASSISTANT COOKS want- cd. Speak Japanese preferable, salary will commensurate according to experience. Call: *****15. DESPATCH CLERKS REQUIRED Please call *****84 (80-82 South
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      1889 16 I S^f^^- KEEN ON A three-year old 1 UliUlQf C"3 Peugeot going at $6,000? The r I JL In L 15. advertiser, a diplomat, is partI CJ fJULZfI in 8 with this well maintained CS l^ /gS\ /TV |pJ\ vehicle at classification 76a. ■SiX^p 76 VvhicHM For Sato I HUH
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      794 16 76 Vehicles For Sato g) Mamda SPORTY METALLIC BLACK. 1979 Mazda 626. Coupe, hardtop with alrcon, radio, hi ft, central locklng. broad tyres, back spoiler. $13,900 0.n.0. Tel: *****68 1979 MAZDA 323. 1000 c.c Lady owner, aircond, radio cassette, new tax, excellent condition Asking $11,800 0.n.0. Phone *****53. Justin. 1992
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      885 16 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi 1979 JUNE MITSUBISHI Sigma 1600 c.c new road tax and insurance, radio, cassette, beautiful condition. PARF Tel: *****36 1991 JULY COLT Galant GS. 1 private owner, alrcon, sports rims, tax 12/84. original paint. $19,200 *****67 1992 GALANT 1000 OLF Alrcon. sports rims. Hi-fi. Ist
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      821 16 76 Vahiclßs For Sale I k) Others I SIN THAI HIN TRADING PTE LTD Plot E Fnnjt Carpark Kampong Java Road Singapor* 0973 Talaprton*: 734*911/ 8 (Opart* from 9.00 am 5.30pm) TRADE-IN a LOAN ARRANGEABLE 1994 Mtt Lancer OLX 1 3 Aircond 1993 Mazda RX7 S/rlms Aircond Honda Prelude Aircond
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      1286 17 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota j) Toyota j) Toyota 10) ijmlcl now MaXM at value than ever. W wJ^\MMm m Wa^W bmT Get your Toyota W WR^^^ m 9*^\^ m mmm \loJ^W now anc^ save yourself •fuHafl^P^^ USUAL Kirwn USUAL Ktr~wti
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      547 17 4F •JBKfK^^Bt'! SS^SaaawSf'^A I CmSh3i^EK*^Hs'^B*-''-"***'"*-''' r/~\r^ r*\r~T who b^hHsbHA^h Eb Lm^LsSSS! tJ§ 9 1 v_A *yMP^3i^iiM|g#SppSß»6SSsS!jß p A free and unique time and money-saving service designed especially for the expatriate home-hunters. PROPERTY for the week HABITAT I Brand new apartment. 5 bedrooms, guest room and 1 balcony. Walking distance to
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      676 17 86 Accommodation Vacant Mi LOW BUDGET BUNGALOWS: DIST LOCATION RENTAL 11 JlnMarlimau 2.400 14 JlnWaringin 1,000 15 Siglap 52.00 C IS Frank*. Dr $2,100 20 Jki Mw«kudii eiooo 21 JlnK»ria $I,MO 21 SunMtSq $2,700 23 ChmtmrtAv* $2,000 FOR MORE DETAILS. CALL: RPC. *****16/ *****03 DETACHED BUNGALOW AT Saraca Road (2880).
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      636 17 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 21 BINJAI PARK vicinity Almost new double-storey semidetached. 3 spacious bedrooms, servant's, fully aircon. $2,300 partially fully furnished Esteem Realty: *****01. HOUSEWIFE S DELIGHT TO have a modern kitchen m a 3-bedroom-ed double-storey corner terrace In Tal llwan Garden Excellent view. 5 minutes to
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      612 17 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 21, CLEMENTI PARK, corner double-storey detached. 3 bedrooms, family patio, servant's, furnishing negotiable. $4,000 Citlprop *****75. DIST 5. CORNER TERRACE house, furnished with 4 bedrooms, quiet residential area. Interested please call: Acclaim Realty, *****88 DIST 5. FABER HILLS 2-storey 4bedroomed semi-detached, split living/ dining,
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      783 17 88 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments Singapore's newest and most exclusive serviced apartments. Now The Ascott at Scotts Road is the best residential address m town. One, two and three bedroom apartments are available for long or short lease. Superbly designed interiors, with complete furnishings and
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      611 17 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments LOW BUDGET APARTMENTS DIST LOCATION RENTAL 5 P.»ir P.nj.ng 5i.200 5 Eng Chaong Twr $1 800 6 Oil.y R,i. $1,850 9 Pacific Man* $1600 9 Kirn Sia Court $1,500 10 StrmHouH $1,700 10 Taman Sara*i $1,800 12 Lock Choo Apt $1700 14 Chang Hong Man*
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      741 18 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments Dist 07 rtstila Clf $1,500 Dili 09 IV met Mansion $2,500 Ditt lOHi.lki-viiii.il $3,000 Di«l lOCir.'iiwlU- $3,800 Disl 11 Watten Ksl $3,500 Disl 20 FmbM ..in $2,200 Oisl 28 N m. Mimosa $2,500 Others Finland Gcin. Hrn Seng, Holland Orchard Rd etc Fnqu.nei *****21 OIST
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      868 18 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments AMERICAN DESIGNED APARTMENT at Mimosa Park. 20 minutes from city Near French School, 3 bedrooms, 1 study, balcony overlooking greenery Country club, swimming pool, squash facilities. $1,750. Gebian: *****49/*****29 AT LAGUNA PARK a well furnished 2-bedroomed. 1 study apartment. Balcony facing the sea. Modern kitchen,
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      802 18 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DISr. 10, PANDAN VALLEY, splitlevel living/dining. 2 aircond bedrooms with attached bathrooms, luxuriously furnished with carpet. $2,000. Admer *****66 DIST. 10. LEEDON HEIGHTS 5 mins drive to American School. 3 bedrooms with attached bathrooms, fully furnished. Full Condominium facilities. $2,700. Admer *****66. DIST. 21, BROOKVALE
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      789 18 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 10 LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED 2-bedroomed walk-up apartment, central aircond. Available Immediately $2,900 Lai Housing *****76 DIST. 11 SUFFOLK APARTMENT, 4 bedrooms, squash, pool. Partially furnished. $2,300. Contact Henry Cheng. *****2. Goddard Smith. Talhar Wong. DIST 10 MARBLE LIVING/ dining, well maintained, low density/ exclusive 3-bedroomed
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      795 18 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments BRADDELL ROAD, 3-BEDROOMED apartment, fully furnished. 4 alrcond. rental $1,600 Call *****61 (No agents please). BRAND NEW REGENT Court. Serangoon Road with facilities, 2/3 bedrooms. $1,500 to $2,200. Contact *****20 CHUAN COURT. SPACIOUS maisonette, approx. 3.000 sq.ft. 4 plus 1 bedrooms. $2,000. Wess *****44. DIST.
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      686 18 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms ANG MO KIO, Serangoon Gardens, Upper Thomson, Upper Serangoon $210 $600 p.m *****98/ *****46 BALMORAL ROAD. FURNISHED aircond rooms. $700. Own bathroom, heater, fridge, carpark. Private entrance. Tel: *****41. BALMORAL ROAD, FURNISHED aircond room with fridge for single girl/couple. No cooking. Rent: $480 Tel *****41.
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      845 18 89 Proptrtivs For Sale a) Houses RARE OPPORTUNITY! T.nglin Hill, Disl. 1024 Well maintained 2-storey bungalow. Prime locality. Very realdential landscaped garden. Beautiful interior and lay-out. Upstairs 4 bedrooms with balcony. 3 bathrooms, large family. Downstairs guest room, attached bathroom, split-level dining/ living. 2 servant's rooms etc. Central alrcond. Land
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      799 18 89 Property For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Proptrtiw For Sate m) Houses a) Houses a) Houses I SUNRISE VIIIA Hi 1 ■^•WJ«fiNl T^bMfc J Oetu.e 2 ».orr, *p»l ■ii Tl^W» :Wnni'.> SBBt^ I G«ro«n Terracr Houwi Luxurious 2-itorey spilt level B^B Seini-cJelached Bunqalowb j^fl 1^ S^S^a^rwQ^ I The
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      318 18 DIST. 2057 DOUBLE-STOREY CORNER terrace. Land ;trea approximately 2.900 sq.ft 3 bedrooms/ servants. Partially furnished. Vacant possession. Price $590,000 Don Associates *****41/ *****42 DIST. 21 SIAN TUAN Avenue, renovated single-storey semidetached, land approx. 5.000 sq.ft. Built-in: 3.000 sq.ft. Freehold. Selling reasonable price. Han it Boons *****70 DIST. 2159 2-STOREY BUNGALOW.
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      296 18 DIST 10. NAMLY ESTATE <louMc storey serril-detached. 1 bedrooms/ servant's. 3.800 sq "It Freehold. $350,000 negotiable J C *****21 DIST 19, SERANGOOK JAROtN single-storey seml-d ;tact\fd 4,800 sq ft 3 bedrooms. ..ttachjed bhthrooms. large pat.o Tel Ti *****. DIST. 16, SEMI-DETACHED/ TERRACE double-storey, B rooms, spacious living/ dining, nearby shopping/
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      563 19 89 Propaftis* For Sal* m) Houses DIST 20 SEMBAWANG HILL well maintained single-storey terrace. 2,100 sq ft. 3 bedrooms, carporch $335,000. Tonsen *****01/ *****69. DIST 2159 CHENG SOON Cresrent. Phase 4. double-storey semi-detached, 4 bedrooms, servant's room. 4,100 sq.ft. Interest- ed parties please contact: *****43. .DIST. 20 THOMSON YAOHAN Vl-
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      680 19 89 Properties For Sato m) Houses WBT. 10, SNMU.E-BTOREY BUNGALOW. Well situated on 12,960 sq ft Large private front garden $1.4 million 0.n.0 *****88 OtST. 15, 2 1/2-STOREY TERRACE. 2.200 sq.ft. 5 bedrooms, parquet flooring. Freehold. Vlllanelle *****81. DI3T 15, BUNGALOW ON 7,000 sq.ft garden 3 bedroom. Pleasant neighbours, convenient,
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      1634 19 89 PToptrtißf For Sato 89 Propftiw For Salt 89 Proptrtm For Sals b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartmemts b) Private Apartments IN LANDMARK TOWER^W a 37-storey luxurious apartment at Chin Swee Road I WHERE THE VIEW IS PANORAMIC! H Lush gardens, seaview and convenience of city life H •V Opposite
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      825 19 89 Proptrtwt For Salt b) Private Apartmeats DIST. 21 QOODLUCK GARDEN, 2bedroomed split-level apartment. 1,155 sq.ft. Complete condominium facilities. $330,000. Ring: *****19. DIST. 20 BRAND NEW upper maisonette, 1650 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms. $405,000. Contact Diana, *****2. Goddard tt Smith, Talhar tt Wong. DIST. 21 GOOOLUCK GARDEN 3 bedrooms with terrace.
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      832 19 89 Propsftt#s For Sbm c) BVDC Apartments BraddaN Viaw Panthouaa. 2 levels with roof garden, panoramic view, overlooking Macßltchie. Phase I, 3400 sq.ft., extensive renovation. $520,000 0.n.0. BraddaN Viaw, Phase I, facing East. 1770 sq.ft., terrazzo hall, parquet rooms, built-in wardrobes. $299,000 0.n.0. Laguna Park, Phase I, 1770 sq.ft.. low
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      652 19 89 Prop«fti«s For Sale d) HDB Apartments POINT BLOCK, TOA Payoh nearer Braddell Road, marble/ parquet flooring, furnished. $135,000 Unlwest: *****92/ *****15. TEBAN GARDEN, BLK. 12, 5 rooms, marble/ terrazzo Asking $118,000 Loan $95,000 *****14' *****15/*****16 TELOK BLANQAH CRESCENT ft. roomed flat. Near school and market, price negotiable. Please contact
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      697 19 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spacos I AN INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX I OF MODERN FACTORY SPACE 8-storey twin tower complex B A New Industrial Building strategically I located at the crossroads of MacPherson/ Paya Lebar/Airport/Upper Paya Lebar Roads I 2,701 sq ft to 4 Goods Lifts 18.000 sq ft 2 Passenger
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      824 20 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces I .B^^BBBBBBBBB^a* l utffIHIHII^^HI l2a^^ml, rpVfc. flH^V* BSBBBBB B^BBBaßßßßaa^^.^ I Mainland I I Industrial Building I H In me midst of a strong labour force 1 In the company of high ZD L— technological kndu9M**^___^ -V H .'J^ ,^'u, L tV,»l
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      810 20 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces I RUBY WAREHOUSE COMPLEX Few Units Left Tenants can enjoy FREE electrical installation BOOK NOW! (C±s) Ruby Ufeirehouse (Pie) Ltd Tel: *****62/*****07 (Mrs. Berne Wong) No. 8 MM Bukit Road 2. *01 36/01-36, (off Euno> Link). Sinawon 1441 Mmi* 93 Office Spaces
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      1095 20 93 Office Space* 93 Office Space* 93 Office Spaces b) Rentml b) Rentml b) Rentml b^Bb^Kb^b^b^B^B^B^B^bV mm «ZZb^^^*"**^-«» b^Bb^H Ik 4 m_ bbb^b^b^L^Ls B B^HLJobI WW- t' [ocean building II Located m the heart of the Tl .x^i financial and business district I J L^^V^^" Next to Raffles Place ChulaSjres,
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      367 20 94 ShopSpac** 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental b) Rental I PJiCZU I I RETAIL SHOPS I I FOR LEASE I I 334 sq ft 3014 sq ft I I Escalators serve all Shopping I I All Shops face Escalators/Main I I Passages I I All Shops planned for I I
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      499 20 SHOP SPACE FOR LEASE Singapore Shopping Centre (opposite future MRT station). Groundfloor (corner of Clemenceau Aye/ Penang Road), 377/ 441/ 463/ 507/ 884/ 904 sq.ft. at 56.90 p.* t Contact Nari *****11 Air-Cond Market 500 sq.ft. -3000 sq.ft. People* Park Katong Norman Tan: *****7 KATONO PLAZA/PRIME SHOPS for rental Ground
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      794 21 102 Tour« 102 Tourt 102 Tourt I $3^^ pbrih w|idhower tour 1 1 rd\Tff ALL NEW PROGRAMME I 1 6/9 DAYS 1 1 33/$ 1 366 v I GOLD COAST/BRISBANE 6fMyxslsss| I GOLD COAST BRiSMNE SYDNEY 9 days 999 Pep Every Thursday £fc .C^ e^^ o o^ s I^>^-^ I
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      965 21 108 Foreign 106 Foreign HUI KUAH PTE LTD. #04-18 Orchard Towers, Spore 0923. 109 Academic 110 Computer SPECIAL REVISION CLASSES <> BH^ Level Engllsh/Maths/Prlnciples l^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Of Accounts: Expert Coaching By experienced Teachers. Slnga- COMPUTER pore Institute of Commerce DDn^DJiuimi/« =04-283 Selegie Complex Tel PHUGHAMMING *****81/*****49/*****01 COURSES BILINGUAL TRAINED TEACHERS RAClf*«
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      597 21 112 Commercial/ Technical NEW CLASSES COMMENCIW i AT CLIFFORD EDUCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE '05-3M5. Block 182 Bukit Mer.ili Town Centre T.I *****0 <• hnti Accounting (Higher) •Sat 3 30- 5 00pm 11/8 Thur 7 00- 8 30pm 16/8 Book h Hpmg E Itminli' Mon Fri 6.00- 7 30pm 6/8 Mon 7
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      1096 22 110 Computer 110 Computer 110 Computer City and Guilds Certificate I m Computer Programming and I Information Processing. I The internationally recognised City and Guilds Certificate I can be your key to a successful career m computer I programming. fl The Stamford Computer Centre supplements professional I training m the
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      1450 22 111 Typing/SBCftßrißl 111 Typing/S>cretBriBl 111 Typing/Stcrttorißl 111 Typing/Stcrotßrirt 113 Language 113 Language i«"~Da^iri I THE CAREER PATH TO A I f JAPANES C E O C U R N S V E E S RSATION 1 SSS W*W*Wmw*% ■■m ejße>vMie>«ameja LUUHbtb m* t>> appointment only c-..i, I BRIGHT FUTURE FOR
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      447 23 it jirmmj nwcj, MunuAl, AUbUil O, I yO4 NOTICES N V Bin^^l'n»tf !j|p m 111 l BB^ |lllKj£2ifii L««fc| YE BAO ZHONG 101 »»9»/' from 01 's<. BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB) PxT j^T 7 Tefeßank *****22 3365U1 iround the dock enquiries m our new phone numbers. From today, the Unicard (ATM) and Teleßank
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      429 23 ;N THE HIGH COUBT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE ompftah* Wlßdlßg-Up N». OS «f MM la the Matter the CMapMdes Act, Chapter 185 Aml la the Matter «f WAN FUBNITUBE INTERNATIONAL (PTE.) LTD. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice Is hereby given that a petition for the winding up of the abovenamed
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      1258 23 PAGE TWENTY-THREE NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Mr. Ong Chin Sum (C.S. Ong) nnc no 0 1 ***** /F is no longer m our employment wef Ist August 1984 He is therefore not authorised to transact any business on behalf of our company We take this opportunity once again
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      361 24 COMICS U° G ARFIELD By Jim Davis I PEANUTS ,^7 f- 1964 united Feature Syndicatelnc ikIWC JTUX C/m -v^ i BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25TH CENTURY By Bates v spmrung HeAW ooup" rf hlw^ OUR V^p/ THE BOHN LOSER ByArtSmnsom E|^rC\ fc^T^^i^H^ fi4M J^^^^^^^H f4Lg/ UL w^la^t /I V BUGS
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      965 25 J^^^^ II /MBfl H^^al£3Bl^^^^ I 111 V I wl«l^^^ «l Jn^* i]N^VS9IH|^BP!r Uil l»^ _^|[^l 11^^ I I Guide 1 jj^isS B^M With the help of this book the windsurfer will make 1 M B^^^V I ItS "tQQ 1 raP d progress from be 9 lpner to expert B ,*|l
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      346 26 Men are incapable of sustained intimacy. Women expect an intimate involvement I throughout marriage; but men are much more comfortable with the role of provider and leader. This is Why Modern Marriage is So Tough On Men says a study by American author Maureen Green. And Fiv^ Singapore m Men
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      244 26 What's on ANTI-CANCER CAMPAIGN FAMILY PLANNING TALK EXHIBITION FOR THE NEWLY-WEDS Twelve boards display (he n Mandarin by Dr Lim Hai general aspects of cancW m a h t e f main vr this exhibition entitled Lets i h Fight Cancer and Live. Bukit men t of ia ,^,l?. nd
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      69 27 pr^^L IN CONJUNCTION WITH: CONVENTION BH|^^^ Towards Better Cooperation BE AUSTRALIA PHILIPPINES i^RRaS I^. INDONESIA SINGAPORE Sl^RB BEy9^^. japan •Taiwan M^KifilSl^. KOREA •THAILAND '^/v'l 3^^^ •MALAYSIA ORGANISERS: fl^9|\ THE ASSOCIATION OF FURNITURE V^By INDUSTRIES OF ASIA AND PACIFIC Prizes Sponsored by= mmmm Singapore furniture manufacturers PnnvMntnrQ AND TRADERS ASSOCIATION wujf
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      708 28 Every way you look at it, it makes sense to rent from Thorn If you buy a television set, you are WILL IT STOP THERE? video recorders. In the UK, 50% of all can't buy them m m\ I buying a depreciating asset Definitely not where televisions are P^ple from
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      1554 28 YOUR VIEWING AND LISTENING GUIDE >Q> Xiao Lan and Zheng Jie return i sbcs Radioone FT iLMM, 4 ill M, I'm nU fI S« IVJ p"«i iV Ii am EJ e i a vf i v Day) 5 M AM National Anthem l.St Midday Market Re 11 ibH| I Hil
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  • SECTION THREE
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      9 1 THE STRAITS TIMES, MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1984 SECTION THREE
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      1030 1  -  KOH SIEW TIN Story by Book-binding services are still m demand, but it is becoming difficult to attract skilled hands to join the trade. Our reporter finds out how a family-run business m Chinatown is coping with the problem, and how the Singapore Corporation of
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        36 1 What stands between your child and his mortar board? Read Shin Mm's National Day supplement on Aug 8 and find out. £$T488& r^^r -ik II j I !jLi;^ssss«--rw ii a V M| l -%xmßT'\ mBBBBBk^B M
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        788 1 APPOJNTMeiXS/NOTICES IHIHHSTANTS RSSOBBIHHHB box service. Telex Service: S.T.A.N.TJS RS ***** TIMEAD CXt 2724 7 StraitS Times: Ss23 15 cm CoUected: S$ 5.00 2669 Sunday Times: 5J24.40 psc. cm. Posted": Sslo.oo APPOINTMENTS Bar MXffIffITSIIIHB tfk Deluxe Hotel seeks a qu^ifi^V As£u?s££XSSr t au a M nrDCANMTi il I AOOiC-r Ati-r IA)
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      579 2 KsL£fik THIS programme is compiled by Rediffasion and broadcast dally m Teochew, Hokkien and Cantonese over both Rediffusion and SBC's Radio Three and Four. Radio Three: Mon Sun: 11.15 a.m. Radio Four: Mon Sat: 9.45 p.m. The English notes are provided by us. Lesson 254 Celebrate National
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        537 2 APPOINTMENTS fi ==TI senior accountant (§p^y (A mambar of tha Timaa Organisation) I^"^l™»"Hb^HßbtHb^b^b^b^b^bW invites suitably qualified applicants for the post of: Spany la among tha wortd* a laadlng auppHart of alactronto-batad systams for tha information procaaalng, dafanca and aaroapaca CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY markats. Reporting to the Regional Controller, this appointment will
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        210 2 9l|SBmecs 1 jfcfjglF MATSUSHITA DENSHI ■m^B-fS) PTE. LTD. We are Crowing and we invite you to grow with us. WALK-IN on 7/8/84 between 9 am to 5 pm for career for Tomorrow. PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS Diploma m Electrical, Mechanical or Production Engineering with or without experience incumbent will be responsible for
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        590 2 GOVERNMENT OF NEGARA BRUNEI DARUSSALAM Applications are invited from suitably qualified candi ates to ill the posts of AREA ENGINEERING OFFICERS m th Telecom mumcations Department Ministry of Communicant .ns Negaia Brunei Darussalam SALARY SCALE: B 2 BDLRS227O 2360 2450 2540 2630 2720 2810 2905 3000 3095 3 1P0 3300
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        420 3 APPOINTMENTS Cl PRIMARY INDUSTRIES Jp£ ENTERPRISE PTE. LTD. invites suitably qualified applicants for the following posts: Workplace: Kampong Java Road I 1 MECH FITTERS I H (OPERATION ASSISTANTS] M 111 Workplace: Kirn Chuan Road or i WMMMEUMMMM m am Workplace: Kirn Chuan Road |£rj I BgßEjj Workplace: Commonwealth Lane KB
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        590 3 ©Reliability I INCORPORATED •> I An •stablistod American Etoctronlcs Company In Ang Mo Kk> requires a highly motivated professional to fill the position of:I Reid Service Engineer The Job: Start-up, maintain and service all Reliability products/systems Train customers m details and use of products and work with various engineering groups
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        698 3 GOVERNMENT OF I NEGARA BRUNEI DARUSSALAM I Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill the post of ARCHITECT m the Public Works Department, Ministry of Development, Negara Brunei Darussalam. Salary Seal*: B 2 EB3 *****0 2360 2450 2540 2630 2720 2810 2905 3000 3095 3190 3300 3410 3520
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        430 3 I DU PONT FAR EAST INC subsidiary of one of the largest American multinational corporations, invites applications for I the position of: I Systems Analyst/ Programmer QualMcattons Experience: Degree m Computer Science or related field from a recognised University 2 3 years experience m Systems Work Knowledge of HP3OOO computer
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        281 3 This runaway best- seller disects the secrets of America s most successful corporations and has distilled their success into eight basic findings which make exceptional sense $24.65 (Half the hardbound price). 71MEf__ 7HEBOOKSHOP Get the most out of your life Read HER WORLD U You KNOW you re a darned
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        863 4 AT A HARI RAYA gathering held recently it was announced that efforts would be made by a few local Malay bodies to co-operate with Indonesian organisations m the staging of dramatic plays. The joint presentations will be made both here and m Indonesia. Calls were
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        690 4  -  Olch BUDIMAN A.R. PERTUBUHANPERTUBUHAN budaya di sini telah diseru supaya bekerjasama untuk memupuk persefahaman dalam usaha memajukan bidang seni di Singapura. Seruan itu telah dibuat oleh para ketua Persatuan Kemuning Singapura (PKS), Badan Kesenian Melayu (BKM) dan Perkumpulan Seni (PS) ketika membuat ucapan masing-masing dalam satu
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        1796 4 NOTICES ir™Wßr™l ■L m 1 1 l^yK^ I|i fI^WPHB TENDER NOTICE I ■^^Bi^i^nr4lM^^T#Hfl^^^!^^^^i^il SINGAPORE AIRLINES LIMITED IN- I gM^g^g^ggg^gM^M Ifc^lllklKL^fl •\*]Ljkll^^M VITES TENDERS FOR THE FOLLOWING I iHg^gSflHiVH^iliHHßHHHHtHgHgHglHlgHg^g^H 0N Tl RNKEY basis:- I I IHHiHlilHHli^iHiHiggHggHgßggg|gg|gggffgggggggggggSg|fff| I I) Design. Construct. Deliver. Install and I Commission of One Immersion Type I PART-TIME
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