The Straits Times, 7 August 1984

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    16 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84 I
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    Lock icon Dr Goh's recipe for our success
    575 1 Ingredients: Prosperous neighbours; right priorities; learning from others; diligent people THE First Deputy Prime Minister, Dr Goh Keng Swee, last night identified four factors which he said were behind Singapore's material progress and improved living standards. They are: Our neighbours, our priorities, our models
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    Lock icon KGB FORGED KLAN LETTERS
    50 1 Latest WASHINGTON, Mon. Attorney-General William Prench Smith said today that American Intelligence believes the Soviet KGB forged threatening letters, sent In the name of the Ku Klox Klan. to 21 Asian and African nations to get them to poll oot of the Los *Mvw»«i« Games. AP
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    Talks on Filipina maids
    70 1 Talks on Filipina maids MANILA, Mon. Philippine Labour Minister Bias Ople today said he would visit Singapore this month to confer with labour officials on complaints of exploitation and sexual assaults on Filipina maids m the Republic. The Sunday Times of Singapore reported evidence of poor working conditions for foreign
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    Lock icon Dozens die as Jaffna rebels begin offensive
    402 1 Dozens die as Jaffna rebels begin offensive COLOMBO, Mon. Tamil separatist guerillas launched a series of attacks against Sri Lankan security forces m the northern part of the country over the weekend. Reports said dozens of people were killed. "The long-awaited offensive of the terrorist groups has begun. We are
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    Happiness is...
    67 1 Happiness is WHAT brings on a happy smile? In Toa Payoh, it's a building that looks like a pancake. In Ang Mo Kio, it's 15 jackfruit. And m Alexandra, it's aluminium flashings for the kitchen windows, smoother traffic flow, and a rubbisn compound that doesn't smell. Read what have made
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    True grit
    386 1  -  GODFREY ROBERT Woman marathoner ignores heat and agony to cross finishing line By LOS ANGELES, Mon. The Olympics is not always about winners. It has a place also for the beauty, the beast and, of course, the brave. Switzerland's Gabriella Andersen-Scheiss belongs to the third category the athlete
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    ST Index soars on record volume
    120 1 ST Index soars on record volume INSPIRED by Wall Street's record-breaking performance last Friday, the local stock market traded a record 39.6 million units yesterday. The Straits Times Industrial Index soared 29.51 points, a sharp one-day rise which broke its own record this year set only last Monday when it
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    31 1 NEW YORK, Mon. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 21.63 points to 1,223.71 m the first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    Lock icon Indonesian isles rocked
    64 1 GOLDEN (Colorado), Mon. A strong earthquake today rattled a chain of islands m Indonesia, 160 km east of Singapore, the US Geological Survey reported. A spokeswoman for the survey's National Earthquake Information Centre said the quake registered 6.6 on the Richter scale and occurred at 8.01 p.m.
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    Lock icon Soviet bloc row over German ties worsens
    328 1 Soviet bloc row over German ties worsens MOSCOW, Monday MOSCOW'S row with East Berlin has turned into a major Soviet bloc crisis after Hungary openly backed East German leader Erich Honecker's bid to forge closer ties with the West. Western diplomats based here today predicted that East Germany would come
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      3 1 EDITORIAL: P. 2*
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      470 2 Better police drivers ALL police drivers are to be trained m progressive driving courses to enhance their skills. The first lessons will start m two weeks. This was revealed by the police yesterday at the official opening of its circular driving circuit m Mandai. Police drivers will be issued
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      Around the world
      778 2 RR bribes probe BRITISH police are investigating reports that millions of dollars worth of Rolls-Royce naval engine parts have been stolen and smuggled out of Britain, destined for Iran and Argentina. The Sunday Telegraph also reported alleged widespread corruption at the state-owned manufacturer of aircraft and naval
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      Around Asean
      62 2 Back to the land THE Philippines is turning its attention to agriculture again after years of reorienting the economy towards industry. The shift m emphasis was underlined m the just-announced 1985 Budget, which the Far Eastern Economic Review reported m its latest issue. '1 he move comes at
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      Comment
      317 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE East Germany situation is a significant test for the Soviets. In their earUer efforts to neutralise West Germany, the Soviets had been selling the line that they were for peace and very much against the horrors of nuclear war. East Berlin now defends its
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      Background
      94 2 CANCER INCIDENCE AN official investigation headed by Sir Douglas Black, president of the British Medical Association, recently confirmed an increased incidence of cancer among children m the area of the giant Sellafield nuclear complex m north-western England. The association said m its report that it could not establish a
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      Timesport
      256 2 Only few missed THE six-day Olympic swimming programme has brought about the realisation that only the Russialed East bloc women swimmers and the imposing figure of Vladimir Salnikov among the men were sorely missed. Ten world and 12 Olympic records m the men's battle royale but only five Olympic
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      Timesdollar
      198 2 DAY OF RECORDS AT THE SINGAPORE STOCK MART IT WAS a day of records yesterday at the Singapore stock market. Breaking its own trading record set only last Friday, the Singapore stock market saw A massive total of 39.6 million units changing hands yesterday. The Business Times Composite Index
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      Section Two
      419 2 Into the biotech era BIOTECHNOLOGY will be a part of our everyday lives by the *****, just as computers have become so today, says Professor John Smith of the Division of Biosciences and Biotechnology at the University of Strathclyde, Britain. He was here recently to lead a 10-day
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      Section Three
      163 2 China's music man MB HUANG YMUN, the director and principal conductor of the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, is here to conduct the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. He started his music career m a primary school after graduating from a teachers' training college. He then joined a recording company before joining
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      333 2 A JkJl%^ Ji ML Adjoining Manhattan I I 1 AN #lWl^Alm^m House/San Centre, H llFu W inill m Chin Swee Road. I TOWER &&K& I 9 Close up of the magnificent harbour and sea view. I A panoramic view of the city's glittering night scene. I H 37-storey highclass luxurious
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  • around the WORLD
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      Lock icon Relaxed air in PNG as YIPs fly in
      570 3  -  P.N. BALJI PAUL JACOB Prince Charles to open $50 m Parliament Building By and PORT MORESBY, Mon. Singapore's Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), Mr S. Rajaratnam, was one of the early birds flying m to Papua New Guinea's international airport at
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      Lock icon 'India to buy MiG-29s' report
      357 3 'India to buy MiG-29s' report INDIA has concluded a multi-million-dollar deal with the Soviet Union to buy top-of-the-line MiG-29 fighter jets just recently put into use m the Soviet air force. The deal makes India the only nation to which the Soviet Union has sold MiG-295, the United News of
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      Lock icon Loyalist forces launch attack
      168 3 BANGKOK, Mon. Troops loyal to Prince Norodom Sihanouk destroyed a three-gun antiaircraft battery and knocked out three trucks and two artillery pieces m raids on Vietnameseheld positions m northwest Cambodia last week, a communique said today. The Prince's office here said Sihanoukist forces killed six "enemy"
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      Lock icon Indira denies alluding to US, Sikh links
      250 3 Indira denies alluding to US, Sikh links NEW DELHI. Mon. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi today emphatically denied that she had spoken of links between Washington and Sikh separatists, defusing a looming diplomatic row between India and the United States. Nearly all Indian newspapers today published reports quoting Mrs Gandhi as
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      Lock icon Clash at rally
      32 3 MANAGUA, Mon. Supporters of Nicaragua's ruling leftist Sandinistas clashed with those of the leading opposition alliance at a political rally and 10 people were injured, authorities said yesterday. UPI
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      Lock icon Sacked hostess wants job back
      237 3 WELLINGTON, Mon. An Air New Zealand hostess who was dismissed for what the airline described as "going sexually berserk" on a night flight from New Zealand to Honolulu, is planning to fight to get her job back, a newspaper reported here today. The senior hostess
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      Lock icon 1,100-km canal completed
      78 5 1,100-km canal completed MOSCOW, Mon. A 1,100--km canal, designed to carry water to arid regions of the Soviet central Asian republic of Turkmeniya, has just been completed, the Tass news agency has reported. The canal runs from the Amu Darya River across the Karakum Desert to the port of Krasnovodsk
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      Lock icon Rolls-Royce spares theft probe
      378 5 Rolls-Royce spares theft probe Newspaper alleges goods sold to Iran and Argentina LONDON, Monday POLICE yesterday investigated reports that millions of dollars worth of RollsRoyce naval engine parts have been stolen and smuggled out of Britain, destined for Iran and Argentina. The Sunday Telegraph also reported alleged widespread corruption at
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      Lock icon Heart-op Hollie takes it one day at a time
      260 5 LONDON, Mon. THE world's youngest heart transplant patient, Hollle Roffey, turned 18 days old yesterday with her weekold heart Damping strongly though she was reported to be still 1m critical condition. Some surgeons meanwhile have started criticising heart transplant surgeon Dr
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      Lock icon Gloomy remains of cargo plane
      153 5 THE wreckage of an Aeroflot cargo plane lylag en a wheat Held In Baelal Pur Village In Ifll&flMabflMl Ml StUUIAV Ike Sevtetplaae was en Its way to Tashkent from Adea when It tnaktid en Saturday, a spokesman tor the Pakistan Civil Aviation Aathority (CAA) said.
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      Lock icon Two years for coal industry to recover'
      254 5 Two years for coal industry to recover' LONDON, Monday THE British coal industry could take "a couple of years" to recover, National Coal Board chairman lan MacGregor predicted as the coal miners' strike over planned pit closures entered its 22nd week today. In a television interview, Mr MacGregor renewed his
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      'Quake' time
      33 5 TOKYO, Mon. Four earthquakes, at least one "fairly strong" at its centre, shook the southernmost main Japanese island of Kyushu today, but no injuries or major damage were reDOrted. officials said.
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        Lock icon Hijack plan foiled
        81 5 A GERMAN-SPEAKING gunman yesterday hijacked an Algeria-bound cargo plane with six passengers and crew aboard and demanded to go to San Francisco but surrendered when the DCS returned to Marseille Airport for refueling, police said m Marseille. None of the six people taken hostage aboard the plane
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        Lock icon Mexico renews pact
        81 5 MEXICO AND Venezuela renewed a four-year-old agreement to sell oil to Central America and the Caribbean on generous credit terms, but threatened to cut supplies to countries that engage m "warlike" activities. The warning issued m Mexico City on Friday was designed to encourage "the preservation of
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        Lock icon Rumour on Khomeiny
        66 5 THE OFFICIAL Iranian News Agency monitored m London said yesterday that Iranian leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny had died. "It is not the first time that such baseless rumours are being spread," said the head office of the agency m Teheran m reply to rumours circulating early on
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        Lock icon 28 bodies recovered
        75 5 THE BODIES of 28 of the 49 people killed m Sunday's crash of a Bangladesh airlines plane have been recovered from 10 metres of water near Zia International Airport yesterday afternoon. Navy and army divers continued to search the swampy area where the Fokker F--27 of the
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      Lock icon Super-power tension over giant radars
      455 6 'Battle management' task m nuclear war WASHINGTON, Monday HUGE, sophisticated radars being built m Georgia, Texas and Siberia have led the United States and the Soviet Union to accuse each other of violating a treaty aimed at preventing a nuclear war, analysts say. The reason
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      Lock icon Unique 3-nation space shot
      238 6 CAPE CANAVERAL (Florida), Mon. A unique space shot is scheduled here this week m which three satellites from three nations must fly with the coordination of trapeze artiste, creating artificial clouds and an imitation comet to study the solar wind and earth's magnetic fields. The US$7B
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      Lock icon Pet pig saves life of retarded boy
      231 6 Pet pig saves life of retarded boy HOUSTON, Mon. PRISCILLA, a four-month-old swimming pet pig saved the life of a mentally retarded youngster who ventured too far out into Lake Somerville yesterday. Carol Burk took her 11--year-old son, Anthony Melton, and her friend's pig swimming a week ago. Anthony, who
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      Lock icon 'Chunks' of oil wash up on Texan beach
      65 6 BIKINI-clad Lori Garner, 18, examining some chunks of tattylike oil that washed op on a beach m Galveston, Texas on Friday. The oil, which is almost solidified after mixing with sediment m the Golf of Mexico, is from the huge oil spill
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      Lock icon Growth rate is slower
      156 6 NEW YORK, Mon. WORLD population is now growing at a slower rate than it was a decade ago, a United Nations official said m the latest issue of Newsweek magazine. Mr Rafael Salas, director of the UN Fund for Population Activities and secretarygeneral of the international
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      Lock icon Conflicting views at population conference
      350 6 Conflicting views at population conference MEXICO CITY, Mon. Representatives of 140 nations gathered for the United Nations World Population Conference opening today amid controversy over the US decision to deny aid to international organisations that support abortion. Conference organisers have stressed that there is more agreement than disagreement among nations
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      Lock icon 18 fishermen saved
      58 5 PERTH, Mon. Eighteen Japanese fishermen were rescued uninjured but suffering from shock and exposure after their trawler was wrecked on an island off Western Australia early today. The 36-metre tuna boat ran aground m heavy seas on a reef off Rottnest Island near here after the captain
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      Lock icon Mubarak in fresh move to settle Iran-Iraq war
      218 8 Mubarak in fresh move to settle Iran-Iraq war CAIRO, Monday EGYPT'S President Hosni Mubarak flies to Yugoslavia today to discuss a new Egyptian initiative through the non-aligned movement to settle the 47-month-old Iraq-Iran conflict. Presidential aide Osama Baz said last night that Egypt wanted to revive its peace initiative to
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      Lock icon Egypt acts on Suez mine threat
      395 8 Two countries responsible for blasts, says minister CAIRO, Mon. PRESIDENT Hosni Mubarak announced today that he has ordered measures to end a series of mine explosions threatening shipping m the Red Sea and Gulf of Suez and to find out who is responsible. Mr
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      Beirut ministers at odds over troop movement
      320 8 BEIRUT, Mon THE Lebanese government has cancelled a special Cabinet session scheduled for today because ministers are at odds over a plan to deploy troops m militiaheld areas outside Beirut, Cabinet sources said yesterday. The plan has already been revised once, after objections
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      Lock icon Subroto urges cuts in oil production
      246 8 ABU DHABI, Monday RICHER members of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) are be'ng urged to produce less oil to help stabilise he world oil market. In an interview with the newspaper AlBayan, Indonesian Oil Minister Dr Subroto did not identify the targeted
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      Lock icon Turkey, Iraq talks on new oil pipeline
      132 8 Turkey, Iraq talks on new oil pipeline ANKARA, Mon. Iraq and Turkey yesterday discussed a proposal to build an oil pipeline between the two countries and boost Baghdad's exports, which have been nurt by the 46-month-old Gulf war with Iran, officials said. Turkish Prime Minister Turgut Ozal and the visiting
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      Lock icon Gaddafi's warning
      105 8 PARIS, Mon. Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi warned that he would take steps to "destroy immediately" a new middle class, hostile to the ideals of his regime, which was emerging m Libya. Every consumer also had to be a producer, he told a meeting of city officials m
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      244 4 When it came to reliability even the Germans had to vole lor Corolla seven million members to see which car had the fewest 'on the road' breakdowns* s most reliable cars on the German roads. It was way ahead of the Honda Civic, f\ k I If"/" ii I I
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Philippines to boost output of agriculture
      374 9 By THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN DESK THE Philippines is turning its attention to agriculture again after years of reorienting the economy towards industry. The move to take another look at agriculture is a a shift underlined m the justannounced 1985 Budget, which the Far
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      Soviets shadow US-Thai exercise
      247 9 THEPA BEACH (Thailand), Mon. Two Soviet ships shadowed Thai and American vessels m the Gulf of Siam for three days as Thai and American Marines, supported by a task force stormed this southern Thai beach to climax the weeks-long war games. The war games dubbed Cobra
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      Lock icon Lao minister arrives for border talks
      58 9 BANGKOK, Mon. Laotian Deputy Foreign Minister Souban Srithlrath arrived today for a second round of talks to settle a dispute over three border villages. Talks between the two sides are scheduled to begin tomorrow. The two sides were unable to settle the dispute after
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      Lock icon Exciting finds at dig by Thai team
      186 9 KANCHANABURI (Thailand), Mod. Archaeologists from Silapakorn University are trying to establish whether there was a human settlement m Tambon Wangdong as far back as 3,m to 5,«4« years ago. A group of II post-graduate students and four professors, who started digging Just over
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  • Asean: ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Enough jobs for those who return
      344 10 Ministry: 60,000 workers needed m estate, building sectors MALAYSIA can provide employment for all its workers who have lost their jobs m Singapore and for those still working there but who may be phased out later. A Labour and Manpower Ministry spokesman yesterday said
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      Kidnap victim celebrates
      133 10 DATUM Kuek Ho Yao at a dinner thrown for him by his Mends m Johor Barn on Sanday night. It was his first public appearance after being released by his kidnappers on inly 28. Datuk Kuek, a prominent Malaysian community leader and manager of Knok Brothers m
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      Lock icon 10 to 15 pc hit by infertility
      196 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Infertility is a problem among 10 to 15 per cent of married couples m Malaysia, according to the National Population and Family Development Board. Of the affected couples. 66 per cent are Malays, 19 per cent Chinese, 12 per cent
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      Lock icon Two-state ban on political meetings
      254 10 Two-state ban on political meetings ALOR STAR, Monday POLICE today banned the holding of political assemblies m Kedah and Perils. The ban is to preserve peace and security m the two states, deputy OCCI (Officer Commanding Criminal Investigation) Harun Ismail 1 said here today. "Because Kedah and Perlis border Thailand,
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      Malacca considers instant fines for littering
      186 10 MALACCA, Mon. The next time you are m Malacca Town, make sure you think twice before deciding to throw that empty cigarette pack, ice-cream stick or used bus ticket. For if you do, you may find yourself emptying your pocket to pay an on-the-spot
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      Advance training courses for police drivers
      414 11 Three-tier grading system for permits Pictures by H.L. CHAN Story by JUDY TAN ALL police drivers are to be trained m progressive driving courses to enhance their skills. The first lessons start m two weeks. This was revealed by the police yesterday at the
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      Seaman who killed officer iailed
      273 11  -  BEN DAVIDSON %s By I A FILIPINO seaman fatally stabbed his second engineer on board a Saudi Arabian livestock carrier because the officer had got him the sack. Yesterday Leopoldo Olmo Dela Cruz, 26, was jailed for eight years for stabbing Nazirahmed Gulamohamed Fadra, 43.
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      Alexandra may get logo that depicts harmony
      138 11 CONSTITUENTS of Alexandra may soon have a logo that will reflect the spirit of harmony among them. This was disclosed by the constituency's logo design competition organising committee when it picked the winning entries at Alexandra community centre on Sunday. The winning logo
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      Relatives sought
      55 11 A MIDDLE-AGED woman, who gave her name as Goh Lay Hwa, was found at Goodwood Park Hotel. She had no identification papers and could not give details of her background. Members of her family or friends can contact Miss Goh Nguk Nong at the Social Affairs Ministry on
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      Union chief
      19 11 MR HO LENG POH has been elected president of the Housing ana Development Board Daily-Rated Employees' Union.
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      AAS in a legal tussle with contractor
      579 12  - AAS in a legal tussle with contractor JEFFREY TSANG By of Business Times A FIERCE legal tussle is raging between the Automobile Association of Singapore (AAS) and the main contractor of its new building along River Valley Road. The first salvo was fired sometime ago by Lip Tat Building Construction
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      Min Pao fails to hit tho streets a second night
      214 12  -  NGIAM TONG HAI By CHINESE evening daily Mm Pao failed to hit the streets last night, for the second day running, owing to a lack of printing machines to publish the newspaper. Its assistant editor-in-chief, Mr Tan Chye Chong, said
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      Former director fined $10,000 for graft
      234 12 Former director fined $10,000 for graft A MAN was yesterday fined $10,000 and ordered to pay a penalty of $30,000 for corruptly obtaining that amount from an Indonesian businessman. Wilson Sung Teow Leonfc, 54, who was then managing director of Meridien Credit Corporation Pte Ltd (MCCPL) received $30,000 from Mr
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      Civil defence gets rescue vehicle
      188 12 Civil defence gets rescue vehicle THE $75, M» rescae vehicle which was deUver ed to Ike Singapore Civil Defence Force lust Wednesday ha* equipment similar to the Singapore Fire Service tender. The Civil Defence Force will use It to complement other emergency services when there is a disaster. The equipment
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      Steps being taken to ease gag on architects
      347 12 STEPS axe being taken to make it easier for Singapore architects to talk publicly about their work. Local architects have complained m the past that they cannot talk to the media for fear of violating their ethics code, which forbids advertising. Foreign
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      Calligraphy and respect for the law 'do go together'
      94 12 IS THERE a link between Chinese calligraphy and being law-abld-Yes, the Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Defence), Mr Phna Bah Lee, said last week. He said people m Korea and Japan were very law-abiding and these two countries had become advanced and prosperous
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      Woman killed 'for returning to hubby'
      328 13  -  MAUREEN CHU A By Lover stabbed her m anger, court told A MAN stabbed his girlfriend several times with a fruit knife *vhen she decided to go back to her husband, the High Court heard yesterday. Khor Gek Hong, 24, had known Wong Foot
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      A concrete solution to kerbside parking problem
      384 13  -  LEE SIEW HUA By Neptune Court owners take action after notices are ignored WHILE roads are being widened elsewhere, a stretch of road m Neptune Court, a housing project for civil servants, was narrowed earlier this year. This was done to prevent some
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      CPIB now at Hill Street Centre
      72 13 CPIB now at Hill Street Centre THE Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) is now located at the new Hill Street Centre. It moved yesterday from its Stamford Road premises to the sixth level of the new building. All correspondence should be addressed to the Director, CPIB, at 64, Hill Street,
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      Course to develop all-round airport managers
      202 13 Course to develop all-round airport managers AIRPORT managers need to be all-rounders. That is why the Department of Civil Aviation is conducting a single course for their general training. The course, which started yesterday, combines two separate ones that had been offered for the past five years. These were Airport
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      SAF yacht club still becalmed despite relaunch at Sembawang
      332 13  -  CHUA CHIN CHYE By THINGS have come a full circle for the Singapore Armed Forces Yacht Club. Today, it faces the same problem it did some 18 years ago how to get sailing going. More than a year after its re-launch
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      Fined for having tapes with obscene songs
      60 13 SIX CASSETTE tapes containing obscene songs m Mandarin which a shop proprietor intended to sell, cost him $1,000 m fines yesterday. Goh Soon Hock, 24, owner of Moonchild Department Store m Block 4A, Woodlands Town Centre, pleaded guilty to having the tapes m
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      Cadets are back from a cruise of learning
      171 14 IT was wet bat it was home for 37 Singapore navy midshipmen yesterday after about five weeks away. Although it was drizzling continuously from 1.30 p.m., their loved ones turned up m full force to welcome them at Pulau BranJ Naval Base.
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      When help is just a neighbour away...
      347 14  - When help is just a neighbour away... STELLA DANKER Sage announces home-care plan for bedridden old folk m flats By! A NEIGHBOURhood watch for bedridden senior citizens living at home is the latest project of the Singapore Action Group of Elders (Sage). This is not the policeresidents scheme m which
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      Sign on skilled local seamen, shipowners told
      297 14 Sign on skilled local seamen, shipowners told LOCAL shipowners were urged yesterday to employ more skilled Singapore seamen rather than rely on cheaper foreign crew. This would help alleviate the high unemployment among local seamen, the chairman of NTUC Comfort transport cooperative, Mr Mah Bow Tan, said. He also suggested
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        Youth and six others on dagger charges
        117 14 A YOUTH was charged yesterday with having a dagger with a 15 cm blade, while six other youths were separately charged with being with the youth and being likely to know that he had such a weapon. No plea was taken from Gunalan
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        Man bought knife after a fight
        113 14 A MAN who bought a knife after a fight was yesterday fined $300. The court heard that Amarjeet Singh Karuah alias Terrance Adrian Kaurah, 31, had joined three men for drinks at the Haig Road hawker centre on July 3. A fight between him
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      SBC: Six parts of TV series shown
      172 14 WHAT brought an end to the popular British TV series "Yes Minister" on SBC? Dr Toh Chin Chye, MP for Rochore, said on Sunday that the political satire was stopped at the fourth episode over Channel 5. It was one of the examples
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      Police act to pacify crowd at airport
      202 14 Police act to pacify crowd at airport POLICE were callec m last night to pacif/ a noisy group of over 200 Madras-bound passengers at Changi Airport. The passengers, all Indian nationals, were forced to extend their holi day here after all flight* to Madras were cance !ed because of last
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      Expect more changes in Bukit Panjang, MP tells residents
      141 14 A GOOD government, social cohesiveness, selfreliance and meritocracy have been and will continue to be the ingredients of Singapore's success. The MP for Bukit Panja.ig and Senior Parliamentary Secretary (National Development), Mr Lee Yiok Seng, gave this message when he spoke
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      Souvenir for workers
      40 14 ALL Public Daily Rated Architect Workers' Union members will receive an umbrella each to commemorate Singapore's 19th National Day. Members will collect their souvenir from the Union House today and tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m
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      Club official
      29 14 MR PHILLIP TAN, a charter ed accountant and partner m Cooper and Ly brand, has been elected president of the National Association of Apex Clubs of Singapore.
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      Complaints lead to action
      421 16  -  MICHAEL LIM Alexandra NEW aluminium flashings installed over their kitchen casement windows to keep the rain out. A daily traffic jam relieved. A smelly bin centre cleaned up. If you see residents m Alexandra constituency smiling a lot more these days it is because they have
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      Many pats on the back for RC'is first harvest
      311 16 By AUGUSTINE LOW HARVEST time traditionally means song and dance for the rural folk. Bat tor the "farmers" of Ang Mo Klo, It meant lots of handshaking, back patting aad toothy smiles. The pat on the back was t r members
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      Cake for children at tonight's show
      163 16 Kaki Bukit THERE will be songs, sketches and dances put up by 25 overseas and local artistes. There will also be a 15-kilogramme cake. The occasion is the Kaki Bukit Variety Show '84, organised by the Kaki Bukit community centre management committee to celebrate
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      Braving the waves for sumptuous dinner
      187 16 Braving the waves for sumptuous dinner Pulau Übin WHIPPING up a dinner is not as easy as a matter of "from the freezer to the oven to the table". At least not for this one. Five hours before dinner started, 28 cooks and helpers had to cart about 600 kilogrammes
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      A close brush with lions
      202 16 Potong Pasir IT IS a practice that dates back to Ancient China, but one that is still being observed today. With a brush and red ink, Health Minister and MP for Potong Pasir Howe Yoon Chong performed the eye-dotting ceremony to bring "life" to three
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      Library to instal a lift for the handicapped
      206 16  - Library to instal a lift for the handicapped CEPHAH TAN By WHEELCHAIR-bound Mr Chee Yuan Cheow (below) will no longer have to wait at the first floor of Toa Payoh Dranch library while a librarian gets him the books he wants from the adult section on the third floor. The
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      'Pancake' delight for sports lovers
      152 16 Toa Payoh A PANCAKE. That's how some residents m the blocks of flats overlooking the Toa Payoh Indoor Stadium Jokingly describe it. Bat laughing stock it certainly Isn't. When completed this month, the |S million "pancake" between Toa Payoh Athletics Centre and the estate's swimming
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      Council to promote Malay games, handicrafts
      253 17 Council to promote Malay games, handicrafts A COUNCIL has been formed to promote the various Malay traditional games and handicrafts. Called Massutra, the council will also help m the production and promotion of the various Malay handicrafts for commercial purposes, reported Berita Minggu on Sunday. It will eventually act as
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      Police take a second look at alert system
      365 17  -  PAUL WEE Follow-up to Shenton Way shoot-out 'not good enough' B POLICE are looking into their alert system following last Monday's shooting incident m Shenton Way m which the gunman gave them the slip. It is understood that police chiefs are unhappy
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      A little bird, some string and loads of fun
      199 17 A little bird, some string and loads of fun SO who needs to run to fly a kltef Esmond Turn 4mm It sitting down. One sharp tag here rive, hb V* the unpetas to sear Even Intheraln. Eiiuwi Md about 15 ether members of the Seelety far AM to the
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      Worker died trying to stop plywood 'killer' Utter
      287 17  -  NANCY LOH By A POSSIBLE "killer" Utter accident was prevented but m averting it, a worker died because he was not wearing a safety-belt. The way Mohd Zahari bin Ismail, 22, was carrying out his duties, a Ministry of Labour factory inspector
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      The Straits Times says
      484 20 Test for the Soviets A SPECTRE is haunting Moscow. This is the spectre of a more independent East Germany. And it is appearing at a most awkward time for the Soviets. Revanchism may be part of what is worrying the Soviets. The Soviets, who lost millions
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      Little change for Asia if Mondale gets the job
      860 20 More protectionism and emphasis on human rights most likely effects to be felt WASHINGTON: If Democratic Party presidential nominee Walter Mondale makes it to the White House after the November election, Asia is unlikely to notice much difference m United States
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      Nixon returns irom Watergate setback
      970 20 Nixon returns irom Watergate setback WASHINGTON GFDGSGF A millionaire today but he is not likely to hold office A decade later he has emerged, at 71 years of age, as an elder statesman, commentator on foreign and domestic affairs, adviser to world leaders, a multi-mil ionair and a successful author
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      135 17 (Sun exercise real THE Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) will be conducting live firing exercises at the Southern Island Live Firing Range at Pulau Pawai and Pulau Senang this week. The exercise at Pulai Pawai, which started yesterday, ends tomorrow, and will carry on again this Friday, from 8
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      Police must act against all erring -motorists—
      363 21 Police must act against all erring -motorists— THE letter "Those who live nearby suffer" by "Weekend Offender" (ST, July 26) requires that the rationale for the action taken by the police be clearly stated. Virtually all the roads within the housing estates m the vicinity of the Singapore Turf Club
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      Accident? Consult agent or insurer
      135 21 I REFER to the letter of "Badly-Treated". (ST, July 31). Most insurers prefer to have damaged vehicles repaired at their "authorised" workshops because they are timetested and generally quite reliable, compared: to workshops where insurers have no say on workmanship. Your insurance agent/ broker or
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      Competition ensures claims will be honoured
      165 21 I REFER to the various complaints against insurers lately. A motor policy is legally enforceable and where there is a breach by one party, it entitles the other to repudiate the contract entered into. With regard to the condition wnereby policyholders have to notify
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      Many don't understand those mentally ill
      111 21 Many don't understand those mentally ill THE average Singaporean may care about the plight of the handicapped. Many, however, do not appreciate the problem when it comes to mental health. Instead of helping those who may have suffered mental illness, many of them, including employers, have a stigma against such
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      Admin problems delayed formation of association
      225 21 Admin problems delayed formation of association I REFER to the article "Businesswomen's association formed after twoyear wait". (ST, July 20). First, we of the committee would like to thankyou for your coverage. The article described well the first informal luncheon held after the recent acceptance of our application by the
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      12-hour shift: Will it work?
      429 21 12 -hour shift: Will it work? Productivity will go down I REFER to your article "Work hours: You'll get a vote". (The Sunday Times, July 29). Economic reasons have been given for allowing employers to employ nonshift employees to work 12 hours a day under the new employment law. With
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      Take home pay will be affected
      185 21 Take home pay will be affected will only come about when there is not enough manpower. The loss of overtime work will adversely affect the take home pay of nonshift workers. They will not be able to earn more money to live a better life, and may suffer a drop
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      Ministry to look into allegations of false advertising
      156 21 On jobs for older women WE refer to the letter "All they wanted was a job, all they got was pain" by "Disgusted Husband". (ST. July 26). My ministry would like to investigate the allegations that some factories are not offering jobs
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      Housewives can work for us
      92 21 WE refer to the letters from "Disgusted Husband" (ST, July 26) and "Jobless Married Over-30-Year-Old Woman". (ST, July 30). We are always looking for people to fill job vacancies m our restaurants. We offer very good terms and no experience is needed. We are now
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      88 21 __^aaaaaaa?BSßßaaviaaaaaaßi i THE Straits Times welcomes letters from you. Your letters mutt include your signature, full name, address, and horn* and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of tho paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. Brevity is an advantage.
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      931 21 I Marketing Institute of Singapore I I CERTIFICATE IN SALES I I AND MARKETING (CSM) I I 3rd INTAKE I Applications are invited for the 3rd intake of the Certificate m Sales and I m Marketing programme, commencing Bth October 19G4 I I Nature of Programme I This is a
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      Controversy over N-waste
      1494 22  -  BARRY JAMES By 6 THERE were some born with serious defects, what I would call parts missing. They had short tongues or no tongues at all. They had quite a lot off skin and hair missing Just down to the raw flesh. Some of the sheep developed
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      Why the 'invisible economy' in Brazil is flourishing
      818 22 Why the 'invisible economy' in Brazil is flourishing Hard tines force jobless to peddling for a livi RIO DE JANEIRO When Brazil's economic crisis began to bite deep* ly into urban employment last year, many of the newly jobless were forced to live off the streets, peddling everything from candies
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      83 22 f < •'tajUUiO €11 y JBBS Finance O^pa FOR RXED A SAVINGS DEPOSITS I CALL DEPOSITS I AT COMPETITIVE RATES DAILY INTEREST I CREDITED MONTHLY FOR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS < INTER-BRANCH DEPOSIT/WITHDRAWAL FACHJTY FOR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS FOR DEPOSITS OF 5550.000 AND ABOVE. PLEASE CALL OUR BRANCH r|l MANAGERS. iJBDBSRNANCE We've more
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      Singapore barometer
      36 23 Singapore barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 109 4 8 Finance 22 2 0 Hotels 9 1 0 Properties 8 3 4 Plantations 1 3 Mining 3 0 1 Deb/Loans 8 0 I Totol 170 11 17
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      K. Lumpur barometer
      43 23 K. Lumpur barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 121 I 6 Finance 15 0 0 Hotels 2 0 0 Properties 10 0 I OH palms 9 0 0 Tins 10 0 4 Rubbers 19 0 4 D«b/Loons 1 0 I Totol 187 1 16
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      KLSE bullish
      103 23 SHARE prices closed sharply higher at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday m bullish trading with turnover reaching its second highest ever. The widely-followed 30-counter New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index advanced 34.34 points to 1481.25. A total of 19.606 million shares valued at MJ51.680 million chang-
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      Indices
      82 23 Auf 3 «ug 6 BT Composite 857 39 886 33 BT Indicator *****10 *****8? BT 08/ OS 382 +544 ST loduslr.il-, 965 36 994 87 STFinjnce 2693 43 *****5 ST Notch ***** 337 39 ST Properties 592 62 607 40 STMmncs ***** 377 78 ST PUntatwns *****3 2651.35 OCBC
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      Chief price changes
      107 23 Chief price changes Rises OCBC 1060+60 MttoWp 430 +58 S*lta»««n 382 +46 T*CmSfc 630 +4S FIN 620+40 MM* 930 +35 mitm 550 +30 OUB 456+28 UOB 525 +27 DBS 890 +25 Gtnfefi 580 +25 lacks M 555 +25 Botton 275 +25 rtrfcrM 454 +24 MTP 422 +22 LIMSOc 372 +22
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      ST Industrial index components
      76 23 BnBtt«IBM +14 Gufeawts +17 PMC +1S S«nbSMp +4 CtC +6 HwP« 1-7 ranEtec +8 SmDvfey +6 I CCM +5 tnchciftßM +16 Pwfa ftart +24 STra*| +20 1 C«WStorn« -18 Kappd +8 Mm +10 I DurtopW +4 MTC +8 &*> Corp -7 Esse susp IMB-ftrpoM +3 Pramtt
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      Lock icon Talks on a stake
      118 23 LONDON Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corp is holding talks aimed at obtaining a stake m James Capel Co., one of London's biggest stockbrokerages, according to the Sunday Telegraph. The newspaper quoted one of Capers senior partners as saying the discussions had been m progress for some time
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      Bank in Australia
      52 23 MELBOURNE An Arab bank, Kuwait Asia Bank EC, will open its first Australian office m Melbourne, Victoria, State Treasurer Rob Jolly has announced. It would be the first Arab bank to have a representative office m this country and would begin operating m the next few weeks,
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      Learning course
      82 23 Learning course ABOUT 40 employees of a computer multi-na-tional -m Singapore will learn how to be more professional m servicing customers through an audio-visual programme. Hewlett Packard, manufacturer of precision electronic measuring instruments, recently bought 212 packages of a Xerox training program called Customer Satisfaction Skills. The program teaches workers
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      Selling Coca-Cola and Kodak to the Chinese
      556 23 Face m the news Terrific patience needed, says group account director WHEN China opened her doors to the world after the Cultural Revolution, Mr Douglas King, new group account director at McCann-Erickson m Singapore, was ready. An Oxford University fraduate m Oriental tudies,
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      INDICES — Highs & Lows
      40 23 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times I Industrial Composite I 1983/84 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) I 1983/84 Low 712.29 (5/1/83) 684.88 (4/1/83) I All-time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) I AlltimeLow 74 75 (17/9/64) 550 78 (12/8/82) I
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      To boost output
      66 23 BEIJING China is planning a major expansion of its shipbuilding industry and expects to boost output by 20 per cent this year alone, according to a senior official of the China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC). Mr Wang Rongsheng, CSSC deputy general manager, told the Xinhua news agency
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      Lock icon Advice to banks Sleeping giant's dream record
      201 23 Advice to banks Sleeping giant's dream record LONDON British banks should continue to improve their bad debt provisions and capital retentions, though present levels are perfectly satisfactory, Bank of England governor Robin LeighPemberton said. He said an increase m dividends does not have a serious effect on the rate of
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      Day of records at the stock market
      564 23  -  ANTHONY HOE By IT WAS a day of records yesterday at the Singapore stock market. Breaking its own trading record set only last Friday, the Singapore stock market saw a massive 39.6 million units changing hands yesterday. The Business Times Composite Index also
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      The way to better sales is a better finish
      228 23 The way to better sales is a better finish FURNITURE manufacturers should pay more attention to the flnUh Ing ot their products V they want to sell more to the United States and Europe. Opening the ltth convention organised by the Association of Furniture Industries of Asia and Pacific yesterday,
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      Lock icon KLCCH can draw foreign investors 'if seen as bona —fide exchange-—
      399 23 KLCCH can draw foreign investors 'if seen as bona fide exchange- THE Kuala Lumpur Commodities Clearing House (KLCCH) can attract foreigners to trade m crude palm oil futures if it is seen as a bona fide exchange. Local traders should also be less inclined toward short-term killings. An editorial m
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      Business done in Singapore
      4937 24 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Acmo (2 686 2 755) (3) 270 Alcom (11) 220 (2) 217 (5) 2 16SETT (6) 2 18 Allied Choc (2 90S) (1)2.90 (3) 293 (1) 290 SETT (2906) (1) 2 90 (3) 2 90 Amal Steel 50< 1 668) (9) 1
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      2899 24 Lwt VieW yol Day Hgh Low Company Sale Chance (000) rtfti Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMRCIAL 310 216 Acmo 270 unch 2.7 3 270 270 308 183 Alcom 216 +1 2.3 24 220 216 312 218 Alted Choc 290 -2 34 9 293 290 198 137
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      1827 24 INDUSTRIALS Ajinomoto (3 88S) Ait. Hlds cd Alcom (2 428 2 435) (2) 2 38 (17) 2 40 (4) 2.41 (18) 2 43 (I) 2 39 (9)2 44 02)2 42 Antoh '13)2.00 (41) 2 04 (1) 2 05(5) I 98 (1 8)2 02 cd A
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      471 25 S,ngapore ctraits Tin 29 15 August 187.00 Mra,tS n r \r down 1.25 cents u Malaysia Turnover: 195 tonnes August 207 50 "P 24 tonnes down 0 50 cents 1 I Gold Market GOLD US$/oz Singapore 351.20— -'51.70 345 50—346 00 Mon Sat Hongkong 351.30 351 8C 350.20—350.70 New
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      661 25 COCOnUt FOBNiW 30b 00 (sellers) 3b% 2M See Mew new crop o :i Source- Produce [ichange Broken net Ist grade 138 00 st 08 s»oo <=r e^^. ass, s ?Mwc,o P ***** SSI'S 38 SB RiCft S2Z+- TT 275 ealplWiar rirtrtli Ton RICt milie<l SWrTR c, 2JO fairly
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      386 25 HONGKONG, Mon. The market closed higher today. The Hang Seng Index ended 8.87 points higher at 903.47 to close above the psychologically important 900 mark. Investors were also speculating further cuts m local interest rates although the Association of Banks decided not to cut rates at its weekly
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      1331 25 Bigger IBM dividend helps raise share prices ACTING as if it had just acquired a new life, the stock of the International Business Machines Corporation has helped to power the equity market ahead since the computer company raised its quarterly dividend last Tuesday to US$l.lO (552.36) a share from 95
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      1099 25 THE US dollar opened at a high of 552.1430/40 and was brought to a low of 552.1400/10. But it closed slightly higher at 5J2.1410/20. The greenback lost ground against major currencies. Against the Deutschemark, it opened at 2.8610 20 and eased to a low of 2.8515/25 before closing at
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      191 25 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to foreign currency currency one unit of to SSIO foreign currency Australian dollar *****—***** 5 56—5 45 Canadian dollar *****—***** 6 17—607 NZ dollar 1.0737-1 0763 9 57-9.20 Sterling pound 2 8496 2 8531 3.54-3 49 US dollar 2.1410—***** 4 70—4
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      328 25 Container schedules Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCI Receiving Receiving SNp (Voyaje) An Cargo Time Block Sin Bhum (180N) 7/8(2300) TA3 *****100 II Jayakarta (*****) 7/8 (2300) TA3 0900 1100 Nl Petr Dutov (23CE84) 8/8(0700) 51 *****300/1700 1900 B 7 B Dahlia (210/84) 7/8(0800) FSB 1200 1300
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      333 25 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Vessel Berth Arr Dep Kepp«l Wharves Balantang 306 7 8 7 8 Oonam No 9 37,8 aside 7/8 Central Visayas 302 8 8 Hong Shou Shan 18 a side 7/8 Dong Mm 306 8 8 Jenhol 22 a side 7/8 Heng Heng 7/8
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      261 26  -  MORA CHENG UIC extends offer to Aug 24 after getting only about 31 pc By I BY THE close of its contested bid to buy Tai Sang shares yesterday, United Industrial Corporation was able to get only about a 31 per cent
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      331 26 MTP to buy 50 pc stake in Cad Cam for 1.65 m TIN can manufacturer and printer, Malaya Tin Printing, will take a 5t per cent stake In Cad Cam Systems (CCS), US CAD/CAM systems giant, Computervision's representative m Singapore and Malaysia. The $1.15 million purchase will be paid for
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      308 26 FIRST Allied Corporation's second step into property development is also its first m Sabah. It expects to bring m a pre-tax profit of more than Ms7o million over three years. This move will "substantially improve the earnings of the group," say
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      159 26 Turnover offset LOWER average room rates resulting from increasing competition m the hotel industry offset MING COURT HOTEL LTIVS increased turnover for the six months to June 30. This was disclosed by the company to the Stock Exchange of Singapore. 30 pc purchased KUALA LUMPUR ANTAH
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      359 26 QWE ARE operating a business partnership of two. The firm is m its first year and has not made any profits yet. One of as is a full-time partner with no other income. The other works elsewhere and is contributing to the CPF aid Medisave through his employer. Must
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      25 26 All Rights Reserved "In predicting the course of human events, I figure things are going to get a lot worse before they get any better."
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      554 26 October means business at fti<jQmpAaaB4 *^^m 3rd South East Asian Personal Business Computer JJtM Hardware Software Show 29 October -2 November 1984 1 World Trade Centre Singapore W 'Mainframes, minis micros are now talking' i\ yf I\/4 +/Hf 4 Make the right connections at the PerCompAsiaB4 Seminar Local Area Networks
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      408 26 L^LBv ftJ Qa^aVv fifiaSi 9|^H M Bi?^H^^|9(flH^| ■BaLMßaliliH Tronsmlßjn Office Square de Meeus 35 8-1 040 Brussels, Belgium TeJephonl (02)51 2 59 80 Telex ***** FNSO Tetofax (02)51 3 M 93 Make your money Stock Option American market and only really work Syndicates work deals fhrou9h l£s svndl y cote
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      5695 27 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES: CLASSIFICATION GUIDE Mondoy-Fridoy: 9.000 m 5.00pm i 1. Jlt\^L r\ x-*\ s\ s. x% Sotordoy: W*lz£sLu~.t-*' d>no M ntlboQ) i******* 1/^^ I 1 1\ O^P I'W lI VS^ IIS^V fvl f/\ ff^ifX P«bl.cHohda»: 9 00om-IOOp«. Sem.-O.sploy Times Jj«^ S.rvlc^/J^ch.m*^ PZ7 7371 f66 1 SSV- e s?Smion n9
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      755 28 48 Business Financing 48 Business Financing 48 Business Financing Fixed Deposit (§\ff r\ o W II li InB) 3 6 months Call us now at: 64 South Bridge Road 5.0105 Tel: *****2 Blk 37 Circuit Road #01-403 5.1337 Tel: *****40 c Blk 65 Telok Blangah Drive #01-168/170 5.0410 Tel: *****04
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      672 28 60 Business Opportunities AM3ITIOUS PEOPLE ONLVII c Develop own business without capital. Income potential over $100,000 per annum Opportunities to travel overseas frequently c Good contacts will be useful. Write m lo us for a WHOLE NEW EXCITING OPPORTUNITY, slating full qualifications A e« penenc es THE ADVERTISER S.T 80-.
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      551 28 65 Situations Wanted HOMEMAIDS SPECIALIST. *****67 We provide only experienced Filipino/Sri Lankan.s Housemaids (tuarantee pretralned English speaking babysitter Housekeeper with light cooking. Also available experienced nursing midwife caring invalid elderly. Bond documentations arrangeable. Absolute guarantee given for your satisfactory (Reliable Licenced Agency). Contact Home visiting. *****1 1 EHL ENTERPRISE (Licenced
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      517 28 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional/ Executive THE AMERICAN HOSPITAL OF SINGAPORE 321 Joo Chiat Place Singapore 1542 Immediate vacancy opens for: NURSE EDUCATOR a Responsible for identifying educational needs, planning. Implementing and evaluating nursing educational programmes throughout the Hospital Also responsible for ongoing Community Help education programmes Requirements: a Graduate
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      512 28 86 Situations Vacant c) Tutorial IMMEDIATE ASSIGNMENT FOR A Level undergrads. graduates (all districts) who are reliable, experienced Tel: *****98/*****84 (anytime). TUTORS REQUIRED URGENTLY from all districts Qualifications: graduate, undergraduate, polytechnic. 'A'/ 'O' level Contact 560:«23/ *****35 TUTORS REQUIRED TO teach English. Maths. Science subjects for secondary and Pre-U students
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      656 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) SecretMiial/ClericMl c) Secretarial Cleria •<:'■''"■"" I" Jm...1..,4.."'' ii I ...I I WALK-IN INTBMBrV Date: Monday Friday Time: 8.30 am 4.30pm GEAC u.s.a. has immediate vacancy for •Passed GCE'O 1 level wtth credit m English I Proficient m typewriting with a minimum j typing
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      717 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situation* Vacant 1/ c) Secretarial Clerical c) Secretarial Cleria WT O THOMSON- CSF H (A World Ludar m Profaaional Elactronicsl I requires I Personnel Clerk CaCE '0' level with credit m English Knowledge of payroll computation Typing speed of at least 35 wpm Preferably with I—2
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      449 28 66 Situations Vacant II j c) Secretarial Clerical ■Hpjii^B^Bß^pß^pa^paj^aLW Organisers o' internahonai Traae f«hiDitiors seeks ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Prerequitrte c f ffii en' respor «..t>.e ana nara working c Possess ICCI equivalent Abie to keep lull se' ot accounts c Fluent m fngiish c Typing speed O' 40 45 wpm c
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      377 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical r~v Panther S P r va e v^y Limited requires: RECEPTIONIST Completed secondary education Pleasant personality Ability to speak fluent English and local dialects Interested please call *****77, or come personally during office hours at: PANTHER INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX 202 Kallang Bahru 07-01, Singapore 1233
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      626 29 66 Situations Vacant e>BlBBBBB^B^BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMB*BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB^B9ABBBBB«B^BBBBBBBBBB i c) Secretarial/ Clerics RECEPTIONIST a Pleasant personality. c Fluent m English and loci dialerl.s c Experience is essential Salary range: minimum $500. ACCOUNTS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS a LCC Intermediate Acrounl ing a Ito 2 years experience, c Must be able to type. Minimum starting salary: $800.
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      711 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial /Clerics CORRESPONDENCI WRITER ii Established civil and aanitai engineering contractor invitl applications for the abov post. Applicant* must have at least years of relevant experience an a flair for writing business le ters and have a good comman t_ of English Language. Knowledf of shorthand
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      669 29 66 Situations Vacant i c) Secretarial Clerical ry X ANSAI PAINT (8) PTE LTD w requires GENERAL CLERK jj a Mm GCE O" level, credit In English l a Able to converse In Mandate rln a Able to type accurately. Inlaraatad applicant*, plaaaa call personally to: THE EMPLOYEE RELATIONS DEPT
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      644 29 66 Situations Vacant eBSSSSSBaaaBBBBBBaaaaaaaasiaBBBaaBBBB^BBB c) Secretarial/Clerical Established company raquiras GENERAL CLERK c Able to start work immediately. a Bilingual m Chinese and English a No experience required. Intarastad, plaasa coma personally for interview at:PEOPLE'S FURNISHING PTE LTD BLOCK 86 02-101/102 MARINE PARADE CENTRAL SINGAPORE 1544 1 Opposite Marina Parada Library
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      483 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical A large Accounting Firm has vacancies for: FILING CLERKS Relevant working experience is preferred but not essential Interested applicants, please call CAROL LEE TEL: *****11 for an interview. An established Home Appliances manufacturer raquiras a: FEMALE GENERAL CLERK a Experience not necessary a Able to
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      753 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical LIBRARIAN CUM ADMIN. CLERK Qualifications: a OCB 3 "O" Level, passes including English a Typing speed 25 wpm a Age between 20 and 25 years Salary ottered will commensurate with qualifications and experience Intarastad applicants please call: ESTHER AT *****00 X 238 for an appointment
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      947 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Cleric* IMMEDIATE VACANCY F0 Receptionist and Oeneral Cler Requirements: Abi.ity to lyp Secondary education, experie n< not essential, pleasant personu Ity and have a good telephoi manners. Interested parties. <•; Irene for appointment Tt *****96 URGENTLY REQUIRED FEMAI Receptionist cum General Cler Interested applicants, please c;
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      724 29 66 Situations Vacant II c) Secretarial /Clerical >R FEMALE CLERK URGENTLY He k quired Able to type Kxperierire c. not essential OCI preferred cc Please contact ;*****36 ilM FEMALE GENERAL CLERK requirill ed urgently Able to type and 1 have full knowledge "1 BjCCOUntl Please call MTMO3 .E JUNIOR SECRETARY
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      541 29 66 Situations Vacant i) Sales CHERRIES BAKERY (GoldhillC*ntr«) invites applications for 1) FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS a Conversant m Kngllsh and Mandarin Poaaaai eosjrtaow .md pleasant p*Tsonalit\ 2) FEMALE SALES CLERK Completed OCI > Laval Hardworking and able to work independently W« off»f attractive salary and oth«r (f inge bansfits. Interested
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      820 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales t) Sales t) Sales I Sales .Assistants Many of our SALES ASSISTANTS are already STORE MANAGERS with their own stores. HOW GOOD ARE YOU? 7-ELEVEN, the first largest and best convenience store chain m Singapore offers jobs with a
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      407 30 r OPPORTUNITY FOR^ YOU TO EARN MORE THAN $10,000 PER MONTH if you possess A High Degree of Initiative and Drive. Suitable applicants please call personally for an interview at: 141 MIDDLE ROAD, QSMBLDG. #04-06 BIWQAPORK 071S Royal Sporting House Pte Ltd has immediate vacancies for ths post of SALESGIRLS
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      691 30 66 Situations Vacant i) Sales Poh Kong Chye Goldsmiths require SALES ASSISTANTS To be stationed at Bukit Merah branch. Working hours: 12.30pm 9.30pm. a Salary according to experience. In tar via w at a O5-03/04 SOB SPORE WAREHOUSE (OFF RIVER VALLEY CLOSE) TEL: *****1* Reuired INDUSTRIAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE to sail
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      577 30 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales SALESMEN REQUIRED BY Motor Company Allowance plus attractive commission, training will be provided. Interested call personally at: 190 Middle Road =01-13/14, Fortune Centre Singapore 0718. WELL ESTABLISHED TRADING company requires aggressive part-time male female Sales Representatives. Interested please call at *05 10. Peninsula Plaza Tel:
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      765 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical g) Technical ~g~) Technical /Sj=E at Sb EUROPEAN STANDARD =5S where we provide on-the-job training with I I unlimited advancement to your Jl Technical Career ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS LINE TECHNICIANS ITC m Electronics Engineering with
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      125 30 1 wwirw RTirnedtetety*.- rvrgP l m .:v 2 3 yew* working >«HQMejßrioe v) evYwe# j etwxrtfnj of itkmM fnrturee •ccofwno to dsv SMMMIBVI JMAMSM ■JOftm tD~4.W»rri THk PkhSOMMcL I wmSnmtr I 'hH eVelnraHflfei Stngapore) 1232. Amtek Group of Companies urgently requires •Position 1 2 Secondary education •Position 3 Primary education
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      246 30 MMITHCOmaNA An affiliate of SCM Corporation, USA, manufacturing electric typewriters invites interested applicants to fill the position of: DRAUGHTSMAN Male/Female Singapore Technical Institute Certificate c Preferably 2 years experience m drafting jigs, fixtures and press tools Knowledge of workshop practice desirable Interested applicants, please write m with I full resume,
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      594 30 66 Situations Vacant |S) Technical SERVICE TECHNICIANS Our Service Dept urgently re quires 3 more Technicians to service our growing number of Photocopier installations. You should: c possess Private VITH ITI Certificate c hardworking and resourceful c preferably have experience m servicing and repairing office equipment eg photocopying machines c
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      618 31 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical urgently requires ASSISTANT LINE LEADERS c OCI Technical stream or NTC .5 m Metal Machining c Able to work 3 rotating shif Us c No experience is required as training \n ill be provided c Completed National Service MACHINE OPERATORS c Secondary 2or 3 c.
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      556 31 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical A well established trading company requires TRAINEE TECHNICIANS c OCI O' level Technical stream c Age 18 to 28 years Possess motorcycle or scooter. c Experience m basic electronics and electricity would be an advantage c Attractive salary plus commission. TEL: *****66 tor an appointment.
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      522 31 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Wall established engineering firm requires an: EXPERIENCED STRUCTURAL ENGINEER Minimum 5 years experience. Interested, please submit with particulars and contact telephone number to: The Advertiser S«5 North Bridge Road 12-09/11. Blanco Court Singapore 0718. ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN REQUIRED for maintenance at Jurong electroplating factory Preferred PUB
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      828 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production r? rr r\ n m n n_q r~~ 1 n n n n i J BukltMerah a Q Tamplnes -cm. Toa pT|f| I i 1-^-. Payoh n G nnn l^A A jV I _L n
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      348 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production M V Production Operators y U yr Pcnnancnt 1 st shift: |j 6.45 am 4.03pm 1 1 Pemianent 2nd shift: I] 4.03pm 11.33pm Pemianent 3rd shift 1 1 .33pm 6.45 am We offer you: I c 5-day work week Attractive
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      448 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Earn up to $500/- or more FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Earn up to $450/- or more Requirements: Age between 16 40 years Physically fit Normal shift or 2 rotating shifts Benefits: 5 day week Shorter working hours Salary
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      492 32 66 Situations Vacant h) Production Due to our expansion, we have the following immediate vacancies:For Normal Shift iKam to h.llOpm) Q.A. OPERATORS Starting salary $4Hft p.m. iiu'luding allowances Must have scope *ork experience PRODUCTION OPERATORS Starting salary $410 pm Including, allowances, B*n«tits--2 increments par year. 13th month bonus. Medical /denial
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      918 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I M»MS^^BSSSSS^BS^^«B^^^B^B^B^^BBBBBBBBBBBBB»BBBBBaBBaBaa» i) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous |p= VVdlk In Interview [Jlamd I VI (INTERNATIONAL) LTD I ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES (USA), the fastest growing multinational semiconductor company has expanded its manufacturing operations to Singapore. FACILITIES TECHNICIANS NTC/ITC m Electrical Engineering
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      575 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous f/SjSrEN6INEEnINGT I <gy PLASTICS PTE LTD_ Due to our recent expansion, our manufacturing I department has Immediate vacancies for the following posts: 1 TECHNICIANS Injection I I (Male) Moulding I "Must be prepared to rotate 3 shifts I Completed N
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      342 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Singapore Shuttle Bus (Pte) Ltd Bus Drivers Age above 21 Completed NS Possess Class 4or 4A driving licence Commencing pay above $32 per day (inclusive of basic wage, incentive and over-time). Bus Conductors Age above 18 Completed NS Singapore Citizens or Permanent Resident Commencing salary
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      458 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous BOULEMKRO HOTEL Come September 1984, our new extension with an addition of 353 rooms is scheduled to open and applications are invited for the posts of: FRONT OFFICE CASHIER (FEMALE) Salary: $554/574 per month TELEPHONE/TELEX OPERATORS Salary: $534 554 per month DRIVER TECHNICIAN Relevant experience
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      413 32 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Hotel Requires 1. WAGE CLERK (ICE -O" Level with good credit m Mathematics Able to type well Preferably with 1 year's experience m similar capacity 2. HECEPTIONIST/ INFORMATION GCE O' Level with good credit m English Related experience preferred Pleasant disposition 3. OUTSTATION CASHIER SUPERVISOR
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      553 32 68 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous SAMKYU (S) PTE LTD has Immediate vacancies for t lie following t) ACCOUNTS CLERK OCE O' Level a Accounting experience preferable a Working experience required 2) FEMALE CLERK a OCE O 1 Level Working experience preferable a Able to type and perform clerical duties 3)
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      355 33 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous Suitably quaHfted cam*dates an Invited to apply Ior the following positions In our shipyard. SALES OFFICER Degree nokter m any discipline or Diploma holders m Mechanic* 1 Engineering Similar working experience preferred Completed full time ns Age below 30 years TECHNICIANS Diploma holders m any
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      875 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous j[!L air express c LMMJ INTERNATIONAL Royal requires: T\oWt£Uja*\lrV DESPATCH Singapore RIDERS ronaV 9 0 r th P P o^" minimum qualltied Class 2B licence with clean record R FEMALE Ahlt to speak and writ*DCrCDTIAyiCT simple English nCI/Cr I lUNIo
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      506 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous MALE OPERATIONS CLERK HJTIES: Carry out Inspection of empty containers at Penjuru Slipway prior to their embarkation onto the barge. Assist the Slipway's foreman m controlling vehicle traffic. Assist In the enforcement of safety standards. Any other duties assigned by the foreman from time to
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      490 33 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous T Class 4 "1 J Drivers J~~ L Able t« apeak «bd write simple Englteh Experience m Bupcrmartetftr* cold stores def litMtrtoii Arrangement for interview contact: Ms Diana Ang *****44 DUE TO EXPANSION an Engineering Company requirea the following paraonnal: (1) GENERAL CLERKS GCE O
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      616 33 66 Situations Vacant SBal^BBHBBBBBBBBBBB«BBaBBBV S I) Miscellaneous i Kn Intemationel Freight Forwardng Company requiraa: 1) SALES EXECUTIVES > Experience In the relevant field. Possess own vehicle. 2) CUSTOMER SERVICES EXECUTIVES > Have pleasant disposition. Ability to relate well with others 3) AIRFREIGHT GENERAL CLERK Ability to type. > Willing to
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      517 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous j (guovzc T^AHTCOfPB CO»f[MOutlk COCKTAn LOVXKM urgently requires: WAITERS/ WAITRESSES (Day Shift) iterested applicants, please cs ersonally at: SB, ORCHARD ROAD #02-01. PLAZA SMOAPUfM SIMOAPORE 0923. n International Scionoatiflc Pul iher it looking for auHaMe app mis to fW the following poeiHom i) CLERK TYPIST
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      641 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous VANDA NURSING HOME No. 10, Vanda Drive Singapore 112S Urgently requires for new branch: 1) STAFF NURSES 2) ASSISTANT NURSES 3) NURSING AIDES 4) SERVANTS (Male/ female) (Shift duties or office hours). Pteeee tel Mrs. Lee: 111 *****23 for interview appointment i WoN established Japanese
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      813 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous NOODLE RESTAURANT urgently requires 1) FULL-TIME/PART-TIME J WAITRESSES 2) FULL-TIME/ PART-TIME DISH t WASHERS a CLEANERS I Attractive salary will be offered. Interested parties, please call personally at: 220, Orchard Reed -05-01 Orchard C*E Bldg (0923) Tel: ***** v s PERSONAL DRIVER (for Manager) c
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      912 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous 3ENERAL WORKERS/ DRIVERS leeded Temporary or permalent Please apply personally 1 lalan Remaja off Hlllview Avenue. Singapore 2366 Direct )uses: 173/ 193 Tel *****28 (beV>re 12 noon) MESSENGER CUM OFFICE Boy reluired by established company Must be able to speak simple Cngllsh Interested applicants. jleuse
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      841 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous DESPATCH RIDER REOUIRED Company motorbike provided Interested applicants, please rail Su/ie *****71 to arrange foi an appointment DRIVERS CUM GENERAL Worker: •mnted We offer attractive sal ary and other fringe benefits Call personally at: 51 Sims Aye nue. Singapore 1438 ESTABLISHED COMPANY RE QUIRES Despatch
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      793 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous PART-TIME WAITRESS WANTED by a Japanese Rest. Ham to 3pm. Call *****15 r REOUIRED CAR DRIVER m Katong area from Sept 6 days a week 5 Tel: *****96 REOUIRED DRIVERS AND General Workers. Call personally at: 20, Lorong Ah Soo Tel: *****33. TRAINEE PLUMBERS AND
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      802 34 76 Vehicles For Sale b) BMW PERFORMANCE MOTOR LTD Used Car Department BMW 7281A 1981 Other immaculate BMW 3 and 7 series alto available. Call: *****00 Ext 2016. :HEAP SALE. NON-PARF almost 979 BMW 728A, 2 owners, fully luto, tax November, $40,000 0.n.0. :an loan $30,000. Trade-in conIdered. Phone *****17.
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      815 34 76 Vehicle* For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun/Nissan c) Datsun/Nissan ffPPH 4-Year T I lityl repa yment I Uii^i^m Sunny 1 3 f? 2 9 50] flVl 'arf Pricm L 3*3,290 Authorise* NISSAN Outer DfTI DELIA MOTOR (PTE) LTD (A member of Ruby Group) Main Office/Showroom Tel: *****55
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      706 34 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Ford COMPANY REGISTERED IMMACULATELY maintained 1979 Cortina I.6GL. Aircon, radio/cassette, $4,800. Charles Tan *****88/ *****55. CORTINA GHIA 2000 automatic, taxed, non PARF, well above average condition. Leaving must sell. Offers over $5,000. Haseman *****25. NON-PARF 1975 FORD Cortina 1600 c.c. Aircon., radio, cassette, new paint,
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      813 34 76 Vehicles For Sale i g) Mazda 1981 MAZDA 323, 4-door notchback, 1 company owner, aircon. radio, cassette, original metallic gold colour Asking $14,800 Tel: *****39 after 10am 7/76 MAZDA JUMBO 1000 c.c. Excellent condition. 2 owners. Radio, Tuft-Kote. PARF. just passed inspection. Tax Dec. $7,500 Tel: *****43, Peter. ALMOST
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      853 34 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes 1973 MERCEDES 200. prlvati registration, aircond, cassette road tax till Dec 8-1 Price $5 900 Tel *****33 1974 MERCEDES 230 Q plate, auto power steering, very good condi tion. Road tax just renewed $7,000 Call *****46 1974 MERCEDES 230.6. New tax insurance New paint.
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      929 34 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi I 1980 COLT LANCER 1400 1 owner. tip top condition. $16,000 0.n.0. I Tel: *****86. Thomas Ton 81 LANCER 1400 C.C. air-con i. sports-rlms radio cassette no PARF asking $14,000 Call *****91 J) Toyota I 1983, TOYOTA COROLLA DX. 1300. $21,000 0.n.0. Original condition.
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      839 34 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others LEONG HUAT SOON VEHICLES PTE LTD 164 BUKIT TIMAH ROAD SINGAPORE 0922 TEL: *****35/ *****50 1982 Toyota Starlet 1.0 alrcond Nissan Sunny 1.3 alrcond 1961 Toyota Cressida 2000 auto, i aircond. sports rims Mini Clubman 1000 alrcond Mazda 323 15 auto, alrcond Datsun 100A
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      843 34 76 Vehicle* For Salo I aHBHBBBHBS^saBBJSSSBBBBSiBBBBSBBSBI I) CommtrdMl Vekldes 1961 TOYOTA COROLLA DX blind van Alrcon. road tax new Showroom condition Highest offer secures View: Blk. 8. Kolam Ayer Ind Park cOS-ll (opp Macpherson Road market). JULY 1993 TOYOTA Llteace 5-door Panel Van l owner, new road tax. radio/ cassette
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      380 35 86 Accommodation Vacant a) HOUMOM A SUPERB SEAM- DETACHED BUNGALOW IN FABER PARK, DISTRICT 0512 FOR $2,500 ONLY. A fairly large fully furnished alrcondltloned and well decorated house with bathroom attached, 4 bedrooms/ balconies, etc etc tn the upper level. Lower level consisting of a covered car porch, spacious front
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      819 35 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Bomses DIST 27. JALAN LENOKOK Sei bawang, 3-bedroomed slngl storey semi-detached, furnish $900. Also for sale ***** (agents). MST. 5, MONO LEONQ Garde double-storey corner terrac Large garden, 3 bedrooms, se vant's. Fully furnished $16 Trillion, *****00. MST. f MONO LEONO Garde n 1 Ayer Rajah
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      786 35 so Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vocant Vacant Apartments b) Apartments les Singapore's newest and most exclusive serviced apartments. off 1 rey Now The Ascott at Scotts Road is the best residential address m town One. two and three bedroom apartments are available for long or vl short lease. rey Superbly designed
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      1204 36 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant to) Apartments to) Apartments Dist. 9 Hillcourt. newlj reno _W^__\ WRM _W^__\ lled 3 bedroomed aparl m *^^I^^9^a 7* ment with spacious liviiik r A»V 1 1 1 i^I BIN dining, swimming pool, 2A W___\ hours securlt) RENTAL FOR LEASE S Faber Hilla, lower
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      715 36 86 Accommodation Vacant to) Apartments Dist. 10, Fernhill Road, beautifully furnished maisonette, 3 aircon bedrooms, swimming pool. $3,000. c Dist. 10, Duchess Park, luxurious apartment, partly furnished. 3 aircon bedrooms, big living/ dining, swimming pool. $4,000. FORWARD PROPERTIES *****00 (5 Lines) DIST. 27, GARDENIA COURT 3-bedroomed condominium, large master room,
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      860 36 86 Accommodation Vacant t) Apartments OIST. 10 NEAR HOLLAND Village cosy apartment, 2 bedrooms/servant's, spacious lounge/ dining/ patio. $1600. Dlst. 20 Faber Garden, near Thomson Plaza. 3 bedrooms/ servant's, condominium facilities, furnished $2000 negotiable Homer *****08 DIST. 3, TASTEFULLY FURNISHED 3 bedroom apartment on high floor. Close to supermarket, shopping
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      842 36 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 10. BRAND NEW unique condo. In prime residential locality. 3 bedrooms, servant's, convenient to all amenities! Swimming pool, squash, tennis $2,700 $3,500 Alpha *****33. DIST. 12. RAJAH TOWER, brand new apartment with facilities. 3 plus 1 bedrooms, split living with new furnishings 2.300 sq
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      779 36 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments CHEAP RENTAL, DIST. 10, Pavillion Hotel vicinity Fully furnished 3-bedroomed apartments. Covenlent location $1,650. Houseworld. *****65 CLEMENTI PARK CONDO, 1700 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, partially furnished. Overlooking greenery. $2,700 Occidental Real Estate *****00/*****31 DIST 11, GILSTEAD MANSION, low floor. 3 bedrooms, walk-u apartment. $1600. furnished. Va
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      819 36 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments MARYLAND. MEYER TOWER. Parkway Apartment, Tahir Mansion. Rose Garden, The Plaza 2 I rooms *****42 (agent). MICHEL APARTMENT, Tang! in district, new furnishings, luxurious, airconditioned 1-bedroom flat. All modern conveniences. Tel: *****82 NEWTON/ THOMSON/ CLEMENCEAU apartments $1,400. Thomson/ Seletar terrace. $1,000 Pandan Garden $800. Eunos
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      820 36 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments LUXURIOUS S-ROOMED APART MENT Peach Garden With swimming pool. $3,000 fully furnished *****91 LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED APARTMENT of I Bukit Timah Close to International School Call: *****88 for details MARYLANO PARK, BLK A sth floor, furnished. 3 aircond rooms. Bathrooms attached $1,850 Tel: *****61 No agents
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      787 36 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms HOLLAND ROAD BUNGALOW ai aircon. TV Irulge. harlrnmt court Meals .irraiiKe;itj|e |> student SUM) TH 4f!71n12 ORCHARD AREA. RENTAL $4 inclusive airronditioning. fu carpeted, cooking allowe Preferably Mn«le Call *****00 OWNERS HAVE ECONOMICAL !i: nished un f urn I shed roon available at various districts
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      691 36 87 Accommodation Wantod b) Apartments SMALL FAMILY URGENTLY r. on quires 3-roomed 4-roorned HDH er flat Furnished unfurnished any location Tel 4673.526 M SMALL EXPATRIATE FAMILY re My quires HOB fl.ii.s. apartment d houses m any locality Flexible budget Owners call *****42 r APARTMENT REQUIRED unfur is nished Interested parties
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      1354 37 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses a) Houses o j vS^s^ Next to Katong Seaview Palace I P* EAST COAST HILL I wkW 3 Special Features Situated at Upper East Coast Road, next to I I i ato-Mncnn Cn m
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      748 37 89 Propertws For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses Mortgages. We'll make you feel at home. ran shing fi loong m, FINANCE U3J LIMITED A uhDIU-imnolsuhsnlirfr) of I ht< ki'|>|x-Uir<>up 337. TELOK BLANGAH ROAD. SINGAPORE 0409 TEL 271 7767 (8 LINES) PERIOD I %PA~ RESIDENTIAL 1 10
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      649 37 DIST. 14 WARINGIN WALK doubleStorey bungalow, freehold. 8,600 sq.ft. POL. Dist. 20 Gardenia Road terrace double-storey, $425,000. Taba Co. *****40/ ***** 1 6 DIST. 19, JANSEN ROAD brand i new double-storey semi— detached house. 4 plus 1 bedrooms, Freehold. Contact *****23 *****63. DIBT. 13, SENNETT ESTATE, double-storey semi-detached Land approx.
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      835 37 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST 20 SEMBAWANG HILLS Ks tate single-storey corner terrace. 3 bedrooms, extended kitchen. Approx. 3020 sq ft $370,000 on o Rolf *****11 DIST 20 THOMSON RIDGE doublestorey terrace 3 spacious bedrooms/ 2 bathrooms, separate servant's, freehold. Approx. 2100 sq.ft. $432,000 0.n.0. Rolf *****11. DIST
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      612 37 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses 3 ROOMED CORNER TERRACE House. 3.000 sq.ft. for rent/ sale at Jalan Anak Patong. Spore 1648 Tel *****90 2-STOREY CORNER TERRACE at Joo Chiat Terrace. 5 bedrooms. 2.700 sq.ft. To view call *****33. b) Private Apartments Dist. 21 Goodluck Garden. TOL soon. Plot 3.
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      671 37 89 PropgftiM For Sate 89 Properties For Sale 89 Property For Sate b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments Located near Thomson Road/ j(Hlilßi3Hk Braddell Road 'S CHUfIN 3E <PfIRK SCENIC LUSH J 5 1 3fi SSii H '9 h CICISS greenery Residential IDEAL NATURAL JJgSg r J
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      1297 38 89 ProptrtlM For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartmemtt b) Private Apartments y V \^_^fmM/Tyt/J GARDEN APARTMENT X v VNo restriction In l^»^^3t'^» foreigners jB I Basement at park -v'^B j! iJ I hf~ Glass elevators i' j(^B 1 jSp^H flj i^BBBBB r Recreational facilities ;s*^^v a I
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      841 38 89 Propert j«s For Son) b) Private Apartments DIST. 14 CHENG HONG Mansion 2460 sq ft High floor, facing sea. pool. 4 large bedrooms, fully fur nlshed $390,000. Vlllanelli *****81 DIST 10. RIDGEWOOD, LIHOLIHO high floor, panoramic view nearby pool/facilities. 1,600 sq.ft 3 bedrooms *****29 owner, m< agents). DIST IS
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      840 38 89 Pfopsftiss Fof Stls m BBfIBBBBBBBBBBBBBBfIBBBBfIBBB b) Private Apartments i. PASM PANJANG BRAND new 3- bedroomed Condominium, 1,330/ 1,790 sq.ft. Foreigners eligible. t $315,000/ $410,000. *****82/ *****80 "RAJAH TOWER" UMTS #03-01. i, #24-01. #18-04, #21-04. #22-04 for sale/ rent. Please telephone *****77/ *****78. RIVER VALLEY ROAD renovated, 2 bedrooms/ study,
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      839 38 89 Properties For Sale d) HDB Apmrtments EUNOS CRESCENT S— ROOMED flat, marble/ parquet, kitchen/ ceramic, cabinet, $125,000 ono CPF $119,000. *****94/ *****22. GHIM MOH 5-ROOM point block. Marble/ terrazzo flooring $130,000 negotiable. *****68/ *****98^*****63. HOLLAND DRIVE 5-ROOMED. High floor. Next to swimming pool. Tastefully renovated. $118,000 negotiable. *****11. LORONG
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      1126 38 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted A) Detached Industrial Building With 40,000 sq.ft. warehouse area ground level 12,000 sq.ft. office area. B) Freehold/ leasehold vacant land Area 40,000 sq.ft. to 100,000 sq.ft. for development of warehouse building. BUSINESSMEN LOOKING FOR -55-55=^ SS=^=^— HDB 4/5-room. Nearby market. Q1 Frnft/tru Small families
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      972 38 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces Henderson Industrial Park Prime freehold flatted factories/warehouses for sale Features: f /^Ot^V maintenance free tile finish to 1 exterior of building, J electronically controlled security system. seperate executive toilets on all floors. provision for water supply piping m all units. Bookings
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      1002 39 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces g I** *>". PASIR PANJANG ROAD/ALEXANDRA ROAD FEATURES Two 10-storey warehouse blocks linked by 7 storey office blocks Close to Port and City Dock levellers are available Ample loading/unloading bays for lorries and containers Complete sprinkler system Eight
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      1129 39 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental r_Wsjn the cardsS aar -fjj^^ > ~jmWm^mm^ \f afl B Why gamble on office accommodation? Call m the experts- Jones Lang Wootton. And get the best deals. Raffles Place/Shenton Way/ Robinson Road/Cecil Street Vicinity Orchard Road Vicinity The
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      709 39 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental t) Rental Offices To Let Various Floors Available 355 to 3239 sq ft Attractive Rents Offices Renovated g& Good Maintenance fir:, IM Central Airconditioning h. H| 3 Lifts —No Congestion B| Contact Miss Ho Today Tel: 225 0066 I CENTRAL BUILDING 1
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      1140 39 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces Smte a) Sale Groundfloor shop units for sale J #01-06 652 sq.ft. J #01-09 585 sq.ft. jj Prime location with entrances and glass Jl j frontages facing the internal main M/f concourse and Middle Road. Please call: M I 9IBOSI (NG) ■aVßaala%%%%%VaWßßiß%lßß%>laß%%%%VßVißa%%%%%%SMi^BHHai^i^iMiffaHi^H^Mliiff^BaMHiiß|^^^ b) Rental
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      716 40 102 Tourt 102 Tours 102 Tour* B „^M MMI^^^^ MM| m I San**] l^M ■■T LIMITED SEATS 1 ONLY «^e& $2,388 10 days All Japan Tour Kagoshima Kirishima Sakuraiima Ibusuki l Kumamoto Mt Aso Nagasaki Fukuoka WK y, Akiyoshidai Plateau Osaka Nara Kyoto Tokyo B ty Disneyland Hakone Mt Fuji
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      1041 40 102 Tourt 102 Tour* A gruit way to travd cKBaaCTf Sakura Delights /Tokyo Disneyland All Japan Okinawa All Kyushu Kagoshima Miya/aki Beppu Sugmoi Palace Hotel/Mt Aso/Kumamoto/99 Amakusa islands/ Pearl Line 5 Bridges /Nagasaki /Fukuoka /Osaka/ Nara/ Kyoto/ Tokyo/ Mt Fu|i/Hakone/Atami/ Tokyo Disneyland 11/ 17/20/22 Days. 11/17 Days from *****0 /553
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      135 41 With Deepest Condolences to the Managing Director of TLH Building Supplies Pte Ltd, Dr. Liv Shek Yuen Family of .aaaaY the late Mr. Liao Yee Seng FROM: MR. MRS. TAN YEOW BENG SIBASCO PTE LTD TRADE CREDIT TRANSPORTATION (PTE) LTD UNIBUILD SERVICES (PTE) LTD
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      382 41 MRS TANMAHHIAN n— KATHIE FUNG AGED 57 patted away peacefully on S AUGUST 1954 leaving b«hmd Beloved Husband Brothers I ilvk.ml Kirn* Dr kVUllun v i,i.. Sons: K»'iu>' Tan K.ir CMii.tn Henry r*n »'tn>r i long Ham .m CIMC K.ih Koiand TknChor Hock Daughters: Kllt->Mi lan ChWCC I.
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      612 41 102 Tours METROPOLITAN YMCA Offers CHINA TOUR $3,995. 15 9-7/10 EUROPE OVERLAND From $1,688. 25/8, 25 days PULAU TIOMAN 9 8-12/8.41) 3N.5145 17/8-19 H. 3D Bf.fUß PULAU TINGGI (CORAL ISLAND) 9/8-12/8. HV3N. $145 17 8-19/8. 3IV2N. $135 AIR PAPAN/PULAU RAWA 17 8-19 H. 31) L'N.sl3s Further detail* call: TOURS DEPARTMENT
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      1408 41 110 Computer 110 Computer 110 Computer A DIPLOMA IN COMPUTERS STUDIES by expatriate lecturers together with Mr INCORPORATING C G 747 Steve Walks (BSc MSt MBCS. No prior computer knowledge required AfIMA) a senior lecturer m Computing B DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER STUDIES TOP UP Science at Thim W»««ctaic. U.K. COURSE
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      490 41 112 Commercial/ Technical BOOKKEEPING BEGINNERS' QOURSE commencing 16 884 Thursdays 600pm-73Opm Enquiries: Peace Centre Commercial School. =03-26 Peace Centre (*****30) CORRESPONDENCE/ REPORTWRITING COURSE commencing ***** Fridays 6.00pm 7.30pm. Enquiries: Peace Centre Commercial School, =03-26 Peace Centre. (*****30) ENGLISH FOR COMMERCE (LOCI) commencing 18.8.84 Saturdays 3.30pm 5.00pm. Enquiries: Peace Centre Commercial
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      709 41 113 Language SPEECH TRAINING (ENGLISH): Donman Specialist Systems Phonetics, Romanics. Phonics. Stress, Rhythm. Intonation. Linkage. Weakening, General Pronunciation; Spoken/Written Grammatical Fluency, Social Poise/Confidence. Contact Research Author: *****12 FRENCH (ALL LEVELS) Japanese, English for Foreigners. GCE "0" level English, Typewriting. Boudville Language Commercial School. =05-35 Peninsula Plaza, tel: *****62 RAPID SPOKEN
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      10 41 "In Memoriam" is for the loved ones whom you remember
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      98 42 Our deepest sympathies and heartfelt condolences to our Financial Director Mr. Tan Peng Nam on the demise of his beloved father Mr. Tan Chiew Khiang from The Board of Directors of PEWTER INDUSTRIES (S) PTE. LTD. Our deepest sympathies and heartfelt condolences to Mr.
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      270 42 141 Deaths 141 Deaths 141 Deaths Madam Soon Loke Aged 92 years was called home to be with the Lord on 5.8.84 leaving behind: Sons OaugM«r.-in-Law Chong Weng Kee Chong Weng Meng Wong Ah Mul Chong Weng Pleu Lou Ah Ylng Daughters Sone-in-Law Chong Weng Keow Tan Slew Suu Deceased
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      51 42 v In Loving Memory Of 0 Kuppusamy Letchimi Kuppusamy Departed 7.8.1983 Departed 2.12.1952 "Time may heal our broken hearts. Time may make our wounds less sore, But time can never stop our longing For the loved ones gone before." Always remembered by your Loving
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      66 42 To The Family Of Late Officer Cadet Alan Wu Wei Chet Always remembered by Officers and Men of HO, Republic of Singapore Navy Singapore Armed Force*. 143 Acknowledgements The Family ol the late MR TAN S WEE LEONG Departed 3/8/84 wishes lo express their heartfelt thanks to relative*,
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      121 42 MR. GERARD LEE TEE TEE Departed 2.8.84 wish to express their heartfelt thanks to relatives, friends, colleagues especially Rev Kr. Francis Lee and the prayer group from Church of the Risen Christ for their kind assistance, attendance, contributions, wreaths and condolences during their recent bereavement THE FAMILY OF
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      122 42 In Loving Memory Of MDM DING HUA ING Departed 7th August 1979 Always remembered by: Husband, daughters, sons, son-in-law and grandchildren. MARIAN FRANCIS Departed: 7th Aug 1982 For to me to live is Christ And to die is Gain Philipplans 1:21 From Alice, Alax A John Moms
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      1654 42 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Weights, barri- er draws and ratings for this weekend's; races here: j SATURDAY Class 3 Div. 2 1,200 m (Ratings: 87-81) 6 Swing Top 57 87 1 5 Unforgettable II 1 56.5 86 I 4 Carrot Gold II 56 85 12 Flash Gordon 56 85
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      265 42 By EPSOM JEEP BEST BOLD, the easiest of winners m the Pesta Sukan Cup series at Bukit Timah last Sunday, belongs to a vanishing breed. This tough five-year-old American-bred gelding by Bold Hour has never had a let-up since he made his bow on the local turf
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      247 42 Best Bold a galloper who thrives on racing the local turf will perhaps never be surpassed. Like so many tough campaigners m pre-war years, Windgarde, an Australian gelding by Ard-Na-Nee, rarely missed a chance to race. In 1934, Windgarde was already nine years old, yet he became almost a regular
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      242 42 THESE horses did well over the weekend at Bukit Timah and it will pay to follow them Sweet Memory 111, who won four races m a row early m his career, is back at his best. The Staincross five-year-old hung on grimly by a nose from Camberly
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      146 42 THE Racehorse Owners Association has written to Malaysian trainers through Eddie van Breukelen informing them that it has appealed to the Malayan Racing Association to allow apprentice jockeys to ride at trial runs for restricted terms horses. In its letter to the MRA, the
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      414 43  -  JOE DORAI Anhar, Om guilty, Kg Kapor cleared By TWO National Football League Division Three players, Anhar Ali and Om Prakash Munillal, were last night suspended for six years each by the Fi»otbail Association of Singapore Disciplinary Committee for assaulting a referee at the Jalan Besar
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      388 43  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By THEY are all ready for bigger things now. Trie Singapore Amateur Open Golf Championship which ended on Sunday at Serapong has shown that not only are there quite a few young faces ready for national team selection but
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      233 43 DUBLIN, Mon. Bernhard Langer, of West Germany, ran away with the Irish Open golf championship yesterday when he shot a final round 66 to win by four strokes from Mark James, of Britain. Langer, winner of last week's Dutch Open and runner-up m
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      122 43 Juniors in race for time SINGAPORE today launch their preparations for the forthcoming Junior World Cup hockey tournament when they leave for a two-week t r a ining-cum-competition tour of Australia. Team manager Farouk Marican, beset by absenteeism at training, intends to make up for lost ground. "For one reason
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      254 43 Newport, Mon. American Martina Navratilova, the world's top-ranked woman tennis player, yesterday struggled desperately to beat littleknown Gigi Fernandez, of Puerto Rico, 6-3, 7-6 (7-3) m the final of a US$l5O,--000 ($326,000) tennis tournament here yesterday. In New Jersey, topseeded Johan Kriek beat
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      178 43 LONDON, Mon. Captain Mike Gatting gave the Middlesex crick°t match against West Indies a much-needfHi jolt on the second day when he hit a quiokfire half-century before declaring at 177-4 34 behind the tourists' first innings total of 211 at Lord's here yesterday. West Indies responded
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      The pain game again for Fandi
      189 43  -  WILFRED YEO By LIGHTNING, they say, doesn't strike twice m the same spot. But don't ever tell that to Fandi Ahmad, the Singapore footballer now m Holland for his second one-year contract with FC Groningen. Exactly a year ago, when an eager Fandi made
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      Koreans hope for third time lucky
      143 43  -  JOE DORAI SOUTH KOREA hope to be third time lucky m the Merlion Cup soccer tournament at the National Stadium from Oct 14-28. Twice unsuccessful, the South Korean Football Federation have decided to send their Olympic Games squad. Said Football Association of Singapore executive
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      Perfectionist
      351 43  -  PETER SIOW By Nirvana for nerveless Kam Fook WAN KAM FOOK is a stickler for precision. He has to be. His bread is buttered by it. He is a maintenance technician. Last Sunday, the portly 38-year-old transferred his strictness for accuracy to the Jackie's Orchard lanes and guaranteed himself
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      589 44  -  ALAN HUBBARD By He's as mean as a junkyard dog... The so-and-so will knock hell out of you, and love every moment DeWit's coach LOS ANGELES, Mon. Willie DeWit may sound like a character m a comic strip, but the Olympics are no laughing matter for the 1.98
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      270 44 LOS ANGELES, Mon. Sung-Kil Moon, of South Korea, ended the run of United States victories m the Olympic boxing tournament when he stopped Robert Shannon m the last round of their threeround bantamweight bout yesterday. The referee called a halt 1 mm. 14 sec. into the
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      1234 44 Q ATHLETICS Mea: Him hurdle* quarterfinals: Heat 1: 1 Arto Bryggare (Pin) 13.35 2 Mark McKoy (Can) 13.58 S Daniele Fontecchio (Ita) 13.75 4 Yu Zhicheng (Chn) 14.20 5 Mohamed-Ryad Benhaddad (Alg) 14.44 I Nicolas Chaparro (Par) 15.51. Heat 2: 1 Anthony Campbell (USA) 13.53 2
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      THE RECORD BREAKERS
      1102 44 Men: Gregory Foster (USA) lffm hurdles, 13.24. Equalled Olympic record. Nlcn Vlad (Ram) welghtllftlng middle-heavy class, 392.5 kg (172.5, 221). Olympic record. (382.5 kg). Evelyn Ash ford Women: Evelyn Ashford (USA) IMm 1f.97, Olympic record. (ll.tl). Joan Benolt (USA) Marathon (new event) 2hr 24mln 52sec. Ann Louise
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      427 45 Rumanian sweetheart arrives to herald the dawn or a new cnaoter m gymnastics LOS ANGELES, Mon. Tiny Rumanian gymnast Ecaterina Szabo gate-crashed the United States' celebration party here last night and made off with with three priceless Olympic golds. Thousands of Americans expected to see new
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      149 45 LOS ANGELES, Mon. America's sweetheart Mary Lou Retton, the 16-year-old tomboy gymnast, says she can handle all the adulation that comes with winning the Olympic overall gold medal. "I'm going to love it," she said when she was asked if she could cope with public acclaim
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      No Red sails... but what a golden sunset
      1063 45 No Red sails but what a golden sunset LOS ANGELES, Mon. From the six-metre depths of the McDonald's Pool, venue of the six-day swimming programme which ended yesterday, surfaced one significant point: that the Russia-led East bloc women swimmers and only the imposing figure of Vladimir Salnikov among the men
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      Stars and 'tribes'
      51 45 BACKSTROKE swimmer Theresa Andrews and butterfly specialist Mary T. Meagber between them brought 21 brothers and sisters to watch their goldmedal performance for the United States In the Olympic 4Mm medley relay. Theresa has eight brothers and three sisters and Mary has nine sisters and a brother.
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      THE FOUR ACES
      462 45 Godfrey Robert reviews the swimming splashes and spills at McDonald's Pool Singapore quartet finish with grand national records LOS ANGELES, Mon. Some call it a perfect 10. It's also known as bullseye. But six out of six is for those with perfect eyesight. Singapore's four swimmers Ang
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      Saved by the skin of his nose
      1205 46  -  ALAN HUBBARD I The main prospectors j m the I Games 800 m goldrush Moses.. .dedicated his golden race to the memory of his father. AP picture. THE way Cruz has been running here, he is either m prime condition or very foolhardy.
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      36 46 LOS ANGELES, Mon. Britain's Allan Wells, the Moscow Games silver medallist, has withdrawn from the 2M metres because of a foot Injury* Wells suffered the injury before the IMm semi-finals on Saturday. AP
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      Lock icon New drug shock
      89 46 FDSG LOS ANGELES, Mon. A Swedish wrestler will fly home m disgrace after using banned drags to win an Olympic silver medal, a Swedish team official said today! The contestant, Greco-Roman super-heavyweight Thomas Johansson, admitted taking bulk-building anabolic steroids after a positive dope test. "He is ashamed.
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      102 46 FDSFDS LOS ANGELES, Mon. A stick-waving Nigerian boxing official provoked a violent melee outside the ring after his light-welterweight boxer Charles Nwokolo lost a close points decision to Puerto Rican, Jorge Maisonet. As the 9,1 M crowd at the Memorial Sports Arena screamed m protest at the result,
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      'I'm no descendant of Count Dracula'
      281 46 LOS ANGELES, Mon. Young soldier Nicu Vlad smashed five Olympic weightlifting records last night when he won a second successive gold medal for Rumania. The chunky 20-year-old took the middle-heavy-weight (90kg) class with 32.5 kg to spare and promptly dismissed speculation that he might
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      Ladies £irst...and £ast
      1360 47  -  Victory for women's rights as Joan wins first Olympic marathon By^ ALAN HUBBARD LOS ANGELES, Mon. Aristotle, that unashamed old MCP (male chauvinist philosopher), who had never been known to run, even for a chariot, used to speak of the "inherent weakness and passivity of women". Obviously
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      Goodbye Mary Lou, hello Mary Decker
      30 47 As one star ends her act, another enters the scene... runner Mary Decker with her fiance Richard Slaney (left) and gymnast Mary Lou Retton.
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      168 47 LOS ANGELES, Mon. A radlai t Mary Decker arrived at the Olympic Games yesterday, claiming It was a miracle she would be able to race and slyly announcing her engagement. Five weeks of doubt that she wonld even be here, Mary said, made her
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      THE OLYMPIANS
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      128 47 Basketball (24M GMT): Women's final: South Korea v US; Third-placing: Canada v China. Boxing (18M): Quarterfinal bouts. Canoeing (14M): Men's I,ooom heats and repechages, women's 500 m heats and repechages. Diving (1700): Men's springboard preliminaries. Equestrianism (lift): Team show jumping. Fencing (1680): Men's individual epee
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      214 47 MOSCOW, Mon. Tatyana Kazankina, of the Soviet Union, clipped nearly four seconds off the 2,000 metres world record here on Saturday, not nine seconds as earlier reported by the Soviet news agency Tass. Tatyana set a record of 5 mm. 28.72 sec. for the nonOlympic event, just
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      55 pc come from one-parent families
      398 48  -  Findings of a study of children m Homes CHILD-CAREinstitu-tions set up m the 1950s for- orphans are being filleJ by children from single-par-ent families. A Singapore Council of Social Service study shows that more than half the children m institutional care today come from
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      Tragedy struck girl a day before her first birthday
      186 48  -  L. E. PREMA A BABY girl was found half submerged m a pail of detergent while her family was busy preparing for her first birthday party the following day. Heng Kia Gek, who would have been one year old on Dec
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      Missile success
      32 48 Missile success TOKYO, Mon. Japan today successfully test-fired its first home-made ground-to-air missile, a Defence Ministry spokesman said. Japan has until now relied on United States technology for its air-to-ground missiles. Reuter.
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      Actors pay tribute to Burton
      166 48 Actors pay tribute to Burton GENEVA, Mon. Actors worldwide today mourned the death of Richard Burton, one of the most gifted performers of his generation bat was perhaps more famous for Ms two sensational marriages to Elizabeth Taylor. Mr Burton died yesterday of cerebral haemorrhage at the age Expressions of
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      Nine-storey tall banner adorns bank building
      179 48 Nine-storey tall banner adorns bank building YOU can't miss this the redand-whlte banner standing oat from the 2tth to the 37th floor of the 45-storey Chartered Bank building m Battery Road. The nine-storey tall canvas banner was pat up on Sunday by the bank as Its way of marking the
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      Shell denies getting $415m in secret payments
      254 48 Shell denies getting $4 15 m in secret payments LONDON, Mon. The Shell international oil company yesterday denied receiving secret bonus payments for supplying oil to South Africa and said it had never breached producing countries' restrictions on where it sold their oil. The company issued the denial m response
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      Likud bloc officials snub Peres
      291 48 Likud bloc officials snub Peres JERUSALEM, Monday THE ruling Likud bloc today refused to recognise Labour Party leader Shimon Peres who yesterday received a presidential mandate to form his country's next government as Prime Minister-desig-nate. Likud officials said Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, who has been running the country at the
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      Appeal court backs ban on union
      155 48 Appeal court backs ban on union LONDON, Mon. An appeal court ruled today that Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher acted lawfully m banning trade union membership at Britain's main electronic spying centre. The decision reversed a court ruling last month that Mrs Thatcher had failed to hold proper consultations with staff
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      What it should have been
      70 48 What it should have been OVER the next five years, 634 detached. 1,154 semi-detached and 1,969 terrace houses are expected to be completed and not 1,413, 3,922 and 4,832 as reported m last week's Landscope. Last week's figures were the number or private houses built over the past 10 years.
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      49 43 Today's events CYCLING Pesta Sukan 100 km team trial (Changi Coastal Road, 8.30 a.m.) RUGBY Nat. Schools I nder-14: St. Andrew's v Whitley, RI v Clementi Town (8.00 a. m.at Woodsville). Dunearn Tech. v ACS (Dunearn Road, 9.15 a. m. SQUASH Ovaltlne individual graded c'ships: Quarter-finals (Kallang, 6 p.m.).
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      24 45 RAI BAHADUR LALCHAND WATANMAL Founder of WATANMAL GROUP OF COMPANIES td away peacefully m KUALA LUMPUR on 4th August '84. Missed by Family Friends
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      82 47 HOW TO ENTER: l 1 Find the correct answer to 2?* *mmthe question herein from today's ...i B^ Sports pages, and fill m the answer m the entry form to be found m The Sunday 1 imes jpP^t on 1 2 August 1 984' \*y^P^J 2 rhe full set of
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      49 47 OPA'S TRIUMPH IN THE ,928 OLYMPICS FIPEP EVERY JAPANESE MALE'S HEART. THE TRIFLE JUMP BECAME: THEIf? nWN PROPERTY ANP THEY WENT ON TO TAKE THE GOLP IN THE LOS ANGELGS 6AMES.IN 1332 ANY TH6 BEKUN GiAMES :.M 1<136 IT TOOK T>*€ SECONP WORLP WAR TO HALT THE:P <V)LP TALLY.
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      226 48 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's financial Dally IN TODAY'S ISSUE The World Bank's South-East Asian group has blamed the monetary, fiscal and trade policies of major industrialised countries for aggravating the problems of developing countries. AMY BALAN reports. Share prices on the Singapore stockmarket yesterday continued to soar across the board on
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      135 48 y veather UP TO 1 p.m. Showers over several areas. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 25 mln. SUNSET today: 7.15 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.§4 a.m. Adelaide 12/17 C Fine Manila 24 30C Showers Amsterdam 13 21C Cloudy Melbourne 917 C Goudy Bangkok 26/32 C Fair Moscow
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      9 1 SECTION TWO THE STRAITS TIMES, TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1984
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      Harnessing microbes for industry
      1121 1  - Harnessing microbes for industry IRENE CHUA By HAVE you ever sat down to eat a bowl of lontong and wondered how that wafer of tempe m your gravy was made? Tempe, soya sauce, beer and yoghurt have one thing m common they are produced by using a micro-organism to ferment
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        The road to biotech success
        832 2 "BIOTECH is here to stay and will have a major impact on how society is run. "By the *****, it will be part of our everyday lives, just as computers are now," said Professor John Smith, chairman of the Division of Bio Sciences and Biotechnology,
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        'You won't find real punks here'
        511 2  -  MARC LIM Tuesday column By a national serviceman SATURDAY night at Far East Plaza. We came looking for young people like those m the spectacular lineup above. Michael Jackson brushed past me. Two boys m bowler hats ran towards one another. A girl m
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        Allan turns to beads and linen
        459 3 Allan turns to beads and linen Story by CATHERINE TAN Photograph* by KENNETH KOH LIKE the soft-spoken designer with a gentle air about him, the clothes were quietly elegant and always utterly feminine. Allan Chai's new 1984 collection shown at the Hyatt's Crystal Ballroom two Saturdays ago was stamped with
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        Richard Burton — tragedy of a 'troubled spirit'
        844 6 Richard Burton tragedy of a 'troubled spirit' RICHARD Burton, the son of a Welsh coal-miner whose celebrity was defined as much by his tempestuous personal life as by his remarkable acting skills, died of a cerebral hemorrhage on Sunday m Switzerland. He was 58. The death stunned the actor's family
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        East and West in harmony
        553 6 THE first of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra's concerts held this month at the World Trade Centre Auditorium (pending renovations m Victoria Memorial Hall) drew a small but enthusiastic audience who heard the ensemble under the guest baton of the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra's Huang Yijun. While
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        Music scholar to turn pro
        505 6  - Music scholar to turn pro AUDREY PERERA Chan Tze Law, who returned recently, will give a violin recital at the DBS Auditorium tomorrow at 8 p.m. By HE WAS only 16 when he left Singapore to pursue a music course m London m 1980. He had won a scholarship to
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        This lady's an entertainer
        978 7  -  J. RAJENDRAN Meet a singer and compere who's a bundle of unabashed fun. By "MAH CHOON HONG?" The young man at the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation smiles ana beckons us to follow him. Down some corridors, across a car park and then through the entrance of Studio
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        Play questions right to die
        433 7 WHOSE LIFE IS IT ANYWAY? By The Stage Club Drama Centre, 8 p.m Tomorrow, Friday and Saturday $6 and $10 Previewed by NANCY KOH WHEN all is hopeless and there is no possible chance of recovery, do patients have the right to die? This Brian
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        When Romans ruled
        1264 8 CHRONICLE: ORPHEUS AND THE GENTLEMAN FARMER (Ch 12, 8 p.m.): In AD 360, a Roman farmer commissioned a mosaic depicting Orpheus and the four seasons for the private chapel of his country home. It was discovered about seven years ago m David Seton Wills' Roman villa m
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      19 1 Designer turns to beads OUTLOOK, Page Three Barton: Troubled spirit LEISURE, Page Six The lady entertains LEISURE, Page Seven
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      189 2 By the *****, it (biotech) will be part of our everyday lives, just as computers are now. Prof John Smith, British biotechnologist (above) 1 1 K^59*5 I* K wMfmi III K9B I M^S I LvXw j i^Vl I x LV r c that our Orchard Towers store is J^^^j^^^^^^^^M^Sk We
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      45 2 Growth potential for biotechnology markets by the year 2000 Mirfcet sector Enerey $16,350 mil. Foods $12,655 mil. Chemicals $10,550 mil. Health care (Pharmaceuticals) $9,080 mil. Aericulture $8,546 mil. Metal recovery $4,570 mil. Pofcition control $100 mil. Other (i.e. unexpected developments) $3,000 mil. Total $64,581 mil.
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      117 7 What's on ANTI-CANCER CAMPAIGN wealthy bourgeois family Exhibition comprising 12 who have a deep hatred for boards covering the general one another, with English aspects of cancer. Bukit subtitles. Cultural Theatre. Timah Plaza. Includes video Cuscaden Road. 9 p.m. shows from 6.30 p.m. 8.30 Free, p.m. Till Friday. ADVERTISING FOR
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      106 7 Swimming times TODAY: Singapore 1.33 a.m. (0.5 m), 8.52 a.m. (1.9 m), 1.41 p.m. (1.3 m), 7.24 p.m. (2.3 m). Sedlll Kechll 12.28 a.m. (0.6 m), 8.07 a.m. (1.9 m), 1.35 p.m. (1.5 m), 6.07 p.m. (1.8 m). Port Dickson 3.01 a.m. (1.8 m), 9.16 a.m. (0.9 m), 3.50 p.m.
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      9 1 SECTION THREE THE STRAITS TIMES, TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1984
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