The Straits Times, 19 March 1985

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1985 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/85
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    The Chief Justice to act for President
    180 1 CHIEF Justice Wee Clwng Jin will act m President because President Devan Nair Is unfit far duty. The President is m hospital with a serious liver ailment. The Speaker of Parliament, Dr Yeoh Ghlm Seng, would have acted for the President. But Parliament
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      Lock icon IRAN'S WARNING ON VISIT
      53 1 TEHERAN, Men. The Iranian national news agency Irna warned today that the visit to Baghdad by President Hosnl Mubarak of Egypt and King Hussein of Tordan put them m danger of Iranian attack. "The Iraqi capital is completely unsafe and could be attacked at any moment,"
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    HDB shop rent hikes deferred
    520 1 Concession the result of appeals by MPs and poor business conditions By Our Parliament Team THE final stage of rent increases for Housing Board shops, offices and workshops, due m September this year, will be deferred for one year to September 1986. The welcome news
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    Upward impact of Faber House blast
    181 1 TWO PUB officers examining the spot where an explosion on Sunday night damaged Faber House In Orchard Read. The explosive device Is said to have been hidden m this Stem wide drain parallel to the side wall of Faber House. Because of the buffer
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    Lock icon Han tipped for post
    56 1 BEIJING, Mon. Veteran diplomat and Vice-Foreign Minister Han Xv is expected to be named Beijing's next Ambassador to Washington, officials said today. Mr Han, an expert on the United States and a past Director of the Foreign Ministry's American and Oceanian Affairs Department, is expected to
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    Lock icon It isn't fine to drive backwards In Parliament yesterday
    252 1 It isn't fine to drive backwards In Parliament yesterday TAIPEI, Mon. Taxidriver Yang Hsin-Nan was fined NTsl,2oo (about SJI3S) today for driving backwards on a highway, police reported. They said Yang, 48, told them he had bet NT$4O,OOO (5J2.250) with his friends that he could drive backwards from Tainan to
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    MPs warn of costs going up
    340 1 Car levies and taxi hikes Mr Ong had wanted the tax to be introduced gradually but he said Dr Yeo was more confident than he that despite the full tax, taxidrivers would still earn more with the fares revision. Tax increases were the main
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    Medisave limit under study
    143 1 More Budget debate reports on Pages 12-14 THE Health Ministry is studying the possibility of setting a limit on Medisave balances. Balances m the contributions can then be paid into other accounts within the individual's Central Provident Fund account, Mr Yeo Cheow Tong, Minister of State
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    House to debate ministers' pay
    151 1 THE salaries of ministers and other political appointees and the allowances paid to MPs will be debated m Parliament on Friday. Notice of this was given yesterday by Foreign Affairs and Community Development Minister, Mr S. Dhanablan. 'The Prime Minister feels that it is only
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    Lock icon 4 Europe airlines suspend flights to Iran
    298 1 4 Europe airlines suspend flights to Iran TEHERAN, Mon. Four European airlines Swissair, Lufthansa, Alitalia and British Airways today suspended all flights to Teheran after Iraq declared Iranian airspace a war zone from tomorrow and warned that any foreign airliner entering it could come under attack. As the war continued
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    Lock icon Hanoi made interesting point on Cambodia: Mahathir
    317 1 JAKARTA. Mon MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said today that Vietnam had made "an interesting point on the Cambodia question during last week's visit to Hanoi by Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja. but he declined to elaborate. Dr Mahathir held
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    Lock icon 13 expelled
    52 1 AUCKLAND, Mon. One of N e u Zealand's top schools said today it had expelled 13 pupils' for peddling marijuana and disciplined 35 others for smoking the drug. Mr lain Campbell' headmaster of Auckland's fee-pa ying Kings College, said the expelled boys were all from the two senior
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      481 2 'Who did it?' poser UNTIL late last night, police still did not know who planted the explosive device which damaged six storeys of Faber House m Orchard Road on Sunday night. Neither do they know why. "No one or organisation has claimed responsibility for the explosion," said a police
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      Around the world
      614 2 Quickened pullout ISRAEL, plagued by guerilla attacks on its troops m southern Lebanon, is to speed up its withdrawal from the area. Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres, interviewed by the American television network CBS, said on Sunday: "In a matter of eight to 10 weeks, we'll be
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      Comment
      261 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THAT the Reagan administration should find China's efforts to improve relations with the Soviet Union "unsettling" is perhaps understandable. Bat it is neither justified or warranted. China has few illusions about Soviet intentions and has, from the beginning, made clear its concern about developments iis
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      Timesport
      345 2 Soccer 'War Cabinet' BRITAIN'S Prime Minister, Mrs Margaret Thatcher, has put herself at the head of a special government committee to deal with soccer violence, British Press reports said on Sunday. The committee, which also include Home Secretary Leon Brittan, Sports Minister Neil Macfarlane and Environment Secretary Patrick Jenkin,
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      Around Asean...and Across the Causeway
      197 2 Threat to buildings SEA WATER seeping through the ground m Jakarta is threatening the foundations of high-rise buildings m the Indonesian capital, the Jakarta Post has reported. The salt water is also polluting shallow wells, which provide most of the residents with their drinking water,
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      Background
      88 2 REPORT ON U.S. EDUCATION THE state of higher education m the US has been the subject of much discussion. A report by an association of American colleges is among the latest reviews. Among other things. the report, the result of three years of study, charges that curriculums pander too
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      Section Two
      391 2 Trike' on the road BRITAIN'S diminutive Sinclair C 5 may not yet rank alongside the legendary Rolls-Royce saloon car marque, but the world's first-on-the-road, allelectric passenger car is causing quite a stir there. To its backers, it's a revolution on three wheels and an answer to the prayers
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      Section Three
      187 2 Job of interpreting SINGAPOREANS viewed a Parliamentary debate on TV for the first time recently. The simultaneous interpreters m Parliament were also heard publicly for the first time. The initial broadcast over Channel 8 was not well received by home-viewers, some of whom wrote to the Chinese press
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      68 2 The ABOLITION by Johnathan Schell With the increasing effectiveness of nuclear weapons, can the concept of "deterrence" alone protect the earth? In this electrifying book, Johnathan Schell offers a way out of this predicament a path that the world might follow to full nuclear disarmament. It is a clear-eyed and
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  • around the WORLD
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      31 3 SEOUL, Mon. South Korean police today announced the arrest of 15 brothel,, opera tors an 1 pimps for allegedly kidnapping young girls and forcing them into prostitution here. AFP
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      Lock icon Indian tiger 'not a man-eater'
      133 3 Indian tiger 'not a man-eater' NEW DELHI, Mon. The hunt for "Dhitoo" (right), a famed Indian tiger suspected of killing a British bird watcher has been called off after wildlife lovers successfully protested his innocence. Dhitoo, symbol of India's renowned Corbett National Park, was declared a man-eater shortly after the
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      Lock icon Miti seeks car export curbs
      303 3 Move to prevent free-for-all bid for US market TOKYO, Monday THE Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti) is reportedly seeking an alternative form of limits on car exports to the United States to prevent a free-for-all among Japanese carmakers hoping to boost their shipments
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        Lock icon PNG minister quits
        88 3 PAPUA NEW Guinea's Deputy Prime Minister Paias Wingti said m Port Moresby yesterday he had resigned his post m a move described by political sources as a direct challenge to the leadership of Prime Minister Michael Somare. The announcement of his resignation, accepted by Mr Somare, followed
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        Lock icon Big crackdown plan
        71 3 CHINA YESTERDAY announced plans to crack down on a thriving black market m foreign currency and burgeoning speculation m key raw materials and luxury goods. A government circular published m the People's Daily said foreign currency may circulate only m areas, hotels and shops that have state
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        Lock icon Anti-cruise protest
        58 3 TENS OF thousands of people demonstrated m Brussels on Sunday against nuclear missiles and to protest against the government's approval of the deployment of 16 cruise missiles two days earlier. Organisers said later that between 150,000 and 200,000 demonstrators marched through the centre of the city. Brussels police,
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        Lock icon New President's task
        75 3 PRESIDENT-ELECT Tancredo Neves of Brazil announced m Brasilia on Sunday his plan to tranform the country into a "constitutional, democratic regime" through austerity m public spending and an all-out war against rampant inflation, running at about 230 per cent a year. His speech to his government's first
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        Lock icon Dae-Jung sworn in
        76 3 OPPOSITION LEADER Kirn Dae-Jung was sworn m as co-chairman of a South Korean dissident group yesterday and immediately called for a non- violent fight for liberal democracy m the country. He told a meeting of the Council for Promotion of Democracy (CPD) m Seoul that it should
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      Lock icon Tough homosexual laws hamper fight against Aids in HK
      237 3 HONGKONG, Monday TOUGH laws against homosexuality m Hongkong are hampering efforts to combat the spread of the killer disease Aids, doctors say. The British colony's first Aids victim, a 46--year-old Chinese seaman, died last month. Another case has since been reported.
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      Lock icon The Liu murder Protection for murder trial judges
      143 3 The Liu murder Protection for murder trial judges TAIPEI, Mon. Police have ordered protection for the judges m the trial of three reputed gangsters for the politically-tinged murder of dissident writer Henry Liv, sources here said today. With trial proceedings set for Wednesday, the China Times said that judge Chao
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      Lock icon Chinese match-making firm's 'old success'
      146 3 HONGKONG. Mon. Shanghai's first matchmaking agency has succeeded In playing cupid to two retirees despite social prejudices m China against remarriage among widowed people, a newspaper said here today. The Chinese language Ta Kong Pao, quoting Xinhua news agency, said the two retired workers were
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      Lock icon Former US envoy banned nuclear ships from NZ
      364 3 WELLINGTON, Monday FORMER United States ambassador to New Zealand Ann Martindell today disclosed that she had banned port calls by nuclear-armed US warships when she was President Jimmy Carter's envoy here from 1979 to 1981. In an interview on Radio New Zealand,
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      Lock icon Israel to speed up withdrawal
      311 4 We'll be out of Lebanon m eight weeks, says Peres JERUSALEM, Monday ISRAEL, plagued by guerilla attacks on its troops m southern Lebanon, is to speed up its withdrawal from the area. Prime Minister Shimon Peres, interviewed by the American television network CBS, yesterday said:
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      Lock icon Muslim group claims it kidnapped journalist
      104 4 Muslim group claims it kidnapped journalist BEIRUT, Mon. An anonymous telephone caller speaking m the name of the shadowy "Islamic Jihad" organisation claimed responsibility tonight for kidnapping an American journalist and two Britons m mainlyMuslim west Beirut. He said the group was responsible for the seizure on Saturday of Terry
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      Lock icon Swapo's links with China
      77 4 BEIJING, Mon. Namibia's nationalist South-West Africa People's Organisation (Swapo) chief Sam Nuioma said here today that China was one of the main sources of political, diplomatic and material support for his movement. Mr Nujoma, who has spent the last week m China, said his talks with
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      Lock icon Arabs free to enter Libya
      59 4 PARIS, Mon. Visitors from any Arab state can now enter Libya without a visa, the Libyan news agency, Jana, reported today. The move was m line with the "Arab nationalist and unionist stance" of Libya, which was "a land for all Arabs and the core
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      Lock icon Bahrain women join the fitness craze
      398 4 MANAMA, Mon. The exercise craze has reached the tiny island of Bahrain m the Persian Gulf but while Western women are trying to keep fit, the Bahrainis are more interested m losing weight. Many Bahraini women have weight problems, caused by a combination of
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      Lock icon Hijacker of Saudi airliner shot
      137 4 RIYADH, Monday SECURITY agents shot dead the hijacker of a Saudia Airlines Boeing 737 yesterday after he forced it to make an unscheduled landing at Dhahran Airport, on the east coast of Saudi Arabia. Just before he was killed the air pirate exploded a grenade
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      Lock icon Gaddafi urges Arab boycott of US
      125 4 PARIS, Mon. Libyan leader Mnammar Gaddafi sent telegrams yesterday to Arab kings and heads of state asking them to boycott the United States politically and economically. In the message, published by Libya's /ana news agency, Col Gaddafi expressed anger over a US refusal to
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      Lock icon Beirut crisis may end peacefully
      211 4 BEIRUT, Mon. REBEL Christian militiamen, who yesterday met Syrian Vice-Presi-dent Abdel-Halim Khaddam, say they expect the crisis caused by their revolt against President Amin Gemayel's pro-Syrian policies to be resolved lyMr Karim Pakradou- ni, spokesman for the Christian "Lebanese forces" militia, told a press conference
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      Lock icon 2 Blacks killed as violence flares in S. Africa
      185 4 PORT ELIZABETH (South Africa), Mon. Two Blacks died when police opened fire during fresh outbreaks of violence and arson m eastern Cape Province yesterday, police said today A youth was killed and a woman wounded when police fired at a crowd
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      Lock icon Breakdance queen kills herself after tiff with family
      150 4 Breakdance queen kills herself after tiff with family DAR ES SALAAM. Mon A 14-year-old breakdancing queen has committed suicide here after a family quarrel over her devotion to disco dancing Mwamvita Francis Bwahama, who was last year voted champion disco dancer of Dar Es Salaam, killed herself last week because
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      Lock icon Assassination plot foiled
      66 4 MBABANE Mon Prime Minister Prince Bhekimpi Dlamini said the government had foiled a plot to kil] hirr and other members of Swazi land's ruling Supreme Council Prince Bhekimpi told a meeting m the industrial city "of Manzin: at the weekenc that the plotters were inter cepied on
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      Lock icon Grenade blast
      39 4 JERUSALEM. Mon. A gre nade was thrown at an Israeli bus last night near the Jewish settlement of Maalei Adunim on the occupied West bank o! the Jordan river, but caused no casualties, military source;said here. AFP
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      Lock icon Morocco 'needs $2 b to boost armed forces'
      194 4 EL-AYTJN (Western Sahara), Mon. Morocco needs to spend US$l billion (5J2.2 billion) on its armed forces over the next five years to ensure they can "nobly carry out their duties", Moroccan King Hassan n said here yesterday. He told a meeting of
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      US may change Medicare rules
      370 5  -  LIAK TENG KIAT Second opinions may be needed before surgery By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON, Mon. Eight years ago, a Washington state engiruvr was "'practically ordered" to have bypass surgery within 10 days after a medical checkup revealed he had v: partial blockage m one of
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      Lock icon French socialists suffer setback
      173 5 PARIS. Mon. France's ruling socia lists suffered heavy losses yesterday m the second and final iound of local polls seen as a test of political opinion ahead of national parliamentary elections next year. With most of the results m, the left was trailing by 12 points,
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      Lock icon Too serious over fun and games
      160 5 STATE COLLEGE (Pennsylvania), Mon. Americans take too much trouble trying to enjoy themselves, a sociologist at the University of Pennsylvania said here after a lengthy study on the subject. Americans were too frenetic In their leisure activities, which had become increasingly important because Americans
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      Lock icon Parents let baby starve to death
      121 5 GILMER (Texas), Mon. The parents of a three-month-old child who starved to death while three cases of baby formula lay unopened m the house were m jail today on murder charg?s. An autopsy revealed that Teresa Lynn Collins died of starvation. At birth she
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      Lock icon Two killed
      41 5 VENICE (Florida), Mon. At least two people were killed and more than 40 injured when a pre-dawn tornado ripped through the Florida town of Venice yesterday, destroying 50 homes and ripping the roofs otf 200 other buildings. ■n Reuter
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      Lock icon US, Canada name acid rain envoys
      278 5 OTTAWA, Mon. President Ronald Reagan and Canadian leader Brian Mulroney launched their "shamrock summit" by appointing two high-level envoys to fight acid rain. The two leaders, attempting to break a three-year stalemate over the thorny issue, made the announcement yesterday at the start of
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      Lock icon 70 Ohio banks told to stay closed
      198 5 NEW YORK, Mon. About 70 savings and loan banks m Ohio, closed m the biggest American "bank holiday" since the Great Depression, have been told not to reopen until they apply for government-backed i n s v ranee. Governor Richard Celeste of Ohio,
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      Lock icon Paralysed for life
      62 5 LONDON, Mon. Mrs Margaret Tebbit, the British Cabinet minister's wife injured m an Irish Republican Army bomb blast at Brighton's Grand Hotel five months ago, might never walk again, Britain's domestic press association news agency reported yesterday. Mrs Tebbit was paralysed and remains a patient m Stoke
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      Lock icon Shultz repeats summit proposal
      399 5 WASHINGTON. Monday THE United States yesterday repeated its invitation to new Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to meet US President Ronald Reagan. Secretary of State George Shuitz, interviewed on television, said the arrival of a nev, leader m Moscow and the resumption of US-Soviet disarma\nent negotiations m
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      155 5 X it's important enough, kwiUbeatthesan}v&co. m to tell you that some things will not. i The style of San Marco. H^ havin flowers m the room. Until now, the preserve of the favoured few. H ke s f vouri L ng the h st cuisi ,T in r town Today,
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Jakarta faces seepage threat
      358 7 Sea water m ground weakens building foundations JAKARTA, Monday SEA water seeping through the ground m Jakarta is threatening the foundations of highrise buildings, the Jakarta Post has reported. The salt water is also polluting shallow wells, which provide most of the residents with clean water,
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      Lock icon Bus explosion suspect quizzed
      172 7 JAKARTA, Mon. Police are interrogating a suspect arrested m connection with an explosion on a bus on Friday that killed seven people m eastern Java, sources said. The blast, which police said was caused by a time bomb, also injured 14. A local journalist said the
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      Lock icon Fire at home of envoy
      57 7 MANILA, Mon. A fire sparked off by an explosion swept the home of the French ambassador here last night, causing minor damage, but no injuries. Ambassador Nyacques Leclerq was not at home at the time. The embassy said today that the fire was started by
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      Lock icon Knockout gas
      33 7 JAKARTA, Mon. Six workers at a rattan processing company were sent to hospital on Saturday after inhaling fumes from hydrochloric acid used to clean the rattan rods, Pelita reported today. AFP
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      Lock icon Queen Sirikit meets 'The King'
      254 7 NEW YORK, Mon. Thailand's visiting Queen Slrikit met the "King of Siam" on Saturday night when she went backstage at a Broadway theatre here to meet Ynl Brynner, star of the show The King and I. The show has been banned m Thailand, formerly Siam,
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      Lock icon Volcanic tremors rock island
      91 7 Volcanic tremors rock island MANILA, Mon. Tremors today rocked a volcano m a central Philippine island for the fifth successive day as evacuation plans were drawn up for local residents. The government Volcanology Institute said that rising lava caused 11 tremors over a 24-hour period m the 2,424-m Canlaon volcano
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      Lock icon Laos asked to release US sunbather
      244 7 BANGKOK. Monday THE United States Embassy m Laos has asked the Vientiane government to promptly release an American refugee worker who last week unsuspectingly swam from Thailand to Laos to sunbathe, a US Embassy spokesman here said today. Thai officials said Mr Jon Robert
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      Lock icon ' Accused lied at inquiry'
      169 7 Accused lied at inquiry' The Aquino murder trial MANILA, Mon. Defence lawyers m the Benigno Aquino murder trial today objected to the use of evidence which prosecutors said would show that the defendants had lied to an investigation board. Chief prosecutor Manuel Herrera said the testimony the accused gave to
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  • Asean: ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Reds still active in border area
      323 8 Army to tighten security at Kelantan-Pahang line GUA MUSANG (Kelantan), Monday COMMUNISTS m south Thailand still have strong links m Pahang and Kelantan and have penetrated the two states by using the Kelantan-Pahang border to carry out subversive activities. Pahang Mentri Besar Datuk N'ajib
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      Lock icon Musa wants more NZ trade
      115 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam has urged New Zealand to increase its investments here and import more manufactured goods from Malaysia. He told New Zealand's Overseas Trade and Tourism Minister M.K. Moore that such efforts were mutually beneficial and should be
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      Lock icon Chit-chat time for Asean leaders
      50 8 A MEETING of Asean heads visiting Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Serf Dr Mahathir Mohamad (right) talking with Indonesian President Suharto at Merdeka Palace m Jakarta yesterday. Dr Mahathir is on a two-day visit for talks with Indonesian leaders on bilateral and international matters. AP picture.
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      Duty-free Saga in Britain?
      92 8 LONDON, Mon. Malaysian-built cars are to be sold m Britain free of import duties because the European Community gives Malaysia this preference as a developing country, The Times reported last weekend. The news was received with dismay on Thursday night by British importers and car makers
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      Lock icon Usno will contest in all 47 wards
      395 8 Usno will contest in all 47 wards Sabah state elections KOTA KINABALU, Monday THE United Sabah National Organisation (Usno) will contest m all the 47 constituencies m the Sabah state elections and is confident of winning 28 seats, its VicePresident, Datu Abdul Hamid Tun Datu Mustapha, said today. He told
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      Lock icon MAS boosts frequency of flights
      391 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysian Airline System (MAS) today announced an increase m its flight frequency to several domestic and international destinations. The new schedule would be effective from April 1, it said m a statement here. The delivery of a new Boeing-737 aircraft m June
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      Lock icon Malaysian reported kidnapped in Thailand
      232 8 Malaysian reported kidnapped in Thailand KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A Malaysian businessman who won $30,000 m an ox race, was reportedly kidnapped m southern Thailand last week. According to several Thai newspapers m Bangkok today, businessman Teoh Poh San of Kelantan failed to return after he left his hotel m Haadyai
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      Lock icon Workers paid with 'drinks and drugs'
      132 8 KLANG, Mon. Some employers have been found to be paving their workers with illicit drinks and drugs instead of money, the Chairman of the Youth Section of the Malaysian Trade Union Congress (MTUC) N. Krishnan said yesterday. He urged the Ministry of Labour to
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      Lock icon A flower that is on the verge of extinction
      140 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon A species of one of the largest flowers m the world. Rafflesia Schaden burgiana. found m Sabah is on the verge of extinr tion. according to a Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia herbarium curator. The flower, known locally as Bmga
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      59 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Penang Bridge the third longest m the world which linxs Penari^ Island t< the mainland win be completed on July 15 and opened to t raff if from Sept 15 This was announced by Deputy Minister of Works Zainal Abidin Zain during
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      Lock icon Search for answers
      579 10 Faber House blast has police puzzled THE last blast m Singapore was m December 1974. Two men. believed to be communists, died after a homemade bomb they were carrying m their car went off as they were driving along East Coast Road. A third man escaped but
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      Man faces three counts of stealing
      78 10 Man faces three counts of stealing A 37-YEAR-OLD man MM yesterday accused of stealing from three department stores last Friday. Wong Fook Kp( claimed trial to theft of four video cassette tapes worth $62 from Klasse Centrepoint Two other charges allege that he stole 20 tapes, worth $246 from Daimaru
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      Fare 'bonus' for most cabbies till diesel tax bites
      396 10  - Fare 'bonus' for most cabbies till diesel tax bites RAY DHALIWAL By THE majority of taxi drivers will enjoy higher fare collection for the next 12 to 18 months before they feel the pinch of paying an additional $6,600 m diesel tax. Taxi fares will go up next month, but
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      Bridge work closes roads
      83 10 THE section of Bukit Timah Road between Evans Road and Princess of Wales Road and the section of Dunearn Road between Eng Neo Avenue and Adam Road will be closed to traffic between 1 am and 5 am for the next two days. A Ministry of
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      Green light for SSB to run a cool service 8
      203 10 Green light for SSB to run a cool service 8 RUNNING air-conditioned bus services seems to be catching on. The Singapore Shuttle Bus (Ptei Ltd is the latest to join the cool service operators SSB's service 6. which runs between Bedok and Bukit Merah interchanges, will be the next air-conditioned
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      Man found murdered
      77 10 A MAN, aged 39. was found murdered m a oneroom rented flat m Lorong 5, Toa Payoh. yesterday Preliminary findings indicate that Mr Sng Chiam Hong had been dead for about threo days Police forced open tru door at 3.55 pm and found his body on a
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      Finance firm seeks more for land
      182 10 Finance firm seeks more for land A FINANCE company, the mortgagee of three lots of land m Lorong Chuan which were acquired by the Housing Board for $383,970, is asking for that to be increased to $2,126,200. Sim Lim Finance said m its appeal that the explanation of the award,
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      China seeks to learn from tourist trade
      335 10 China seeks to learn from tourist trade CHINA is trying to learn from the Singapore experience m tourism. A high-level delegation from China's Tourism Administration was here recently for five days as the guests of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board to learn from Singapore success story m tourism. Mr Van
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      NCB to double pool of computer experts
      382 11 THE infant computer industry m Singapore is about to get an even bigger boost to propel it into the international market. The National Computer Board will more than double its pool of men and women working to develop computers and design software. The
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      Pirates costing us the best of North American software
      287 11 Pirates costing us the best of North American software TO GET tne best of North American computer software technology, the Singapore Government must take steps to stop piracy. Thus is the view of the 11 Canadian software companies now here to study possible joint-ven-tures or get distributors for their products.
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    • In brief
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        $1,500 fine for man who hugged girl
        102 11 A MAN who hugged a 14-year-old schoolgirl he had followed on Sunday was fined $1,500 yesterday. Tok Eng Beng, 21, followed the girl to her block of flats at Toa Payoh and inside the lift asked where Block 191 Lorong 1 was. Tok
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      • Article
        Thieves net $41,900 in two break-ins
        98 11 THIEVES broke into a bungalow and a factory between Friday and Sunday and stole $41,900 m cash and valuables. Businessman Mr T.K. Liaw, 31, lost an electrical cutter worth $1,750 and $9,350 from a safe when the rear window of his factory, Rae Enterprise,
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        Man faces $347,200 robbery charges
        73 11 AN unemployed man, Fong Chee Van, 31, was charged yesterday with armed robbery of cash and property totalling $347,200 at a goldsmith's. He is alleged to have robbed Mr Foo Jong Long, managing director of Hai Suan Goldsmiths, of $17,200, two Rolex watches worth $17,000
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        Four years' jail for duping tourist
        111 11 AN unemployed man who misappropriated money belonging to a tourist was jailed for four years yesterday. Lee Jee Kew, 50, was given US$2OO by Mr Erik Van Luyn. 24. a teacher, m his room at Hotel Malaysia on March 29, 1983, to pay a
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    • Article
      Murder trial told of long wait for a 'break'
      392 11  -  BEN DAVIDSON By A ROBBERY and double murder m Jurong fishing port more than four years ago went unsolved for nearly two years because there were virtually no clues or leads. Then, m April 1982, the investigator "got a break" when
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    • Article
      Red-hot leak caused by crack
      117 11 Red-hot leak caused by crack A 40-cm crack m a glass furnace led to the molten glass spill at the Singapore Glass Manufacturers Pte Ltd factory on Sunday night. The incident at the plant m Tuas, Jurong, caused damage estimated at $150,000. Thirty-two firemen from four fire engines sprayed water
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      4 topless dancers detained
      122 11 4 topless dancers detained FOUR Filipinas were the centre of attention at a private club m Clemenceau Avenue recently. Dancing topless, they attracted big turn-outs to the "members only" club at the Singapore Shopping Centre. But, unknown to the dancers and club management, they also attracted the attention of police.
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      Changi first for high-technology building scans
      250 11  - Changi first for high-technology building scans MATHEW YAP By THE Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) has devised a way to measure high-technol-ogy building methods used by contractors. The Industrialisation Level Assessment System (ILAS) will be applied for the first time at the Changi Airport Passenger Terminal Two. A CIDB official
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    • Focus on Parliament
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          Budget debate starts
          113 12 OR TONY Tan's Budget speech has so many Airs wanting to comment on it that the debate, originally scheduled to end on March 28. has been extended by two days. Parliament will sit this Saturday and on March 29 too. After Dr Ow Chin Hock (Leng Kee)
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          Motorists in a jam
          161 12 DR TOH Chin Chye (Rochore) wrapped up the mood neatJy when he said: "This Budget debate will be memorable for the popularity of the Minister of Communications m this House and for his unpopularity outside the House." Dr Ow Chin Hock said there had been a
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          Pile-up of taxi woes
          105 12 SIT m the back seat of a cab and you'll get feedback all right, said Dr Toh. He felt that the new, higher taxi fares defeat efforts to woo more tourists here as they will add to Singapore's image as an "expensive" place to visit. Dr
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          I'm disappointed — Jeya
          58 12 I'm disappointed Jeya MR JEYARETNAM welcomed the tax incentive for those who take up courses to upgrade themselves. He was also glad that the Government would play a less prominent role m business. Apart from that, he was disappointed with tne Budget because, he said, it was discriminatory and did
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          Running out of gas
          60 12 THE Government wants the private sector to be the engine of economic growth, but Dr Toh Chin Chye said the private sector was "running out of gas". He accused the Government of "killing innovation and entrepreneurship, discouraging foreign investment and crippling our ability to compete m
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          Help for the enterprising?
          48 12 DR OW Chin Hock wanted the Government to set up a "local entrepreneurship scheme" to groom new, young Singaporean entrepreneurs with the guts and determination to strike out on their own". They could be offered preferential loans, market information and technical advice, he said.
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          Busy morning for Teh
          90 12 NATIONAL Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan was on his feet for most of question time answering queries from several MPs. To a question from Mr Ng Kan Ting (Punggol), he said the final stage of the exercise to increase Housing Board shop rents would be put
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          A limit on Medisave?
          50 12 THE Minister of State (Health and Home Affairs), Mr Yeo Cheow Tong, told Mr Heng Chiang Meng < Jalan Kayu) that the Government was studying the possibility of setting a limit on Medisave balances for Central Provident Fund contributors who had adequate funds m their Medisave
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          A classic case
          93 12 TO MR Jeyaretnam, it was a sad story of a girl who was "forcibly taken away" from a Singapore couple who had legally adopted her and sent back to Malaysia. But to Home Affairs Minister Professor S. Jayakumar. this was a classic case of an •adoption of
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        Don't let transport woes blur long-term vision
        986 12 Dr Ow Chin Hock kicks off the Budget debate S'poreans urged to look at things m the right perspective The power failure (of March 5) serves as W a sober reminder of how dependent we are on oil. Similarly, we are also dependent
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        SAF hopes to halve recall time with media's help
        327 12 SAF hopes to halve recall time with media's help THE Defence Ministry hopes to reduce the time taken to recall reservists to camp by more than half under an open mobilisation system. An exercise relying on announcements over radio and television and at cinemas, would be carried out later this
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        Bill to allow requisition
        65 12 THE Requisition of Resources Bill was introduced m Parliament yesterday. If passed, it will allow the Government to requisition properties, equipment and services for defence purposes, and to pay compensation for such requisitions. The bill, which was introduced by the Minister of State (Defence and Trade
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        Why army inquiry reports won't be made public
        432 12 Why army inquiry reports won't be made public THE publication of SAF Board of Inquiry reports could encounter legal difficulties. There may also be security objections m making these reports public. Brigadier-General (Reservist) Lee Hsien Loong, Minister of State (Defence and Trade and Industry), said this when replying to Mr
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        $10,000 cash grant: 47 cases approved
        115 12 $10,000 cash grant: 47 cases approved A TOTAL of 47 applicants for the $10,000 cash grant to bay Housing Board flats have been approved as at Feb 28. The grant, implemented since last June, is extended to couples who had agreed to take steps to limit themselves to having only
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        Why land price can take up 60% of total cost
        263 12 LAND prices can sometimes amount to as much as 60 per cent of total investment m Urban Redevelopment Authority sites, National Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan said. Alternatively, land Erice could constitute as ttle as 11 per cent of the
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        Case of the girl whose father became her brother
        404 12 Case of the girl whose father became her brother Why adoption law is to be tightened: Jaya LOOPHOLES m existing adoption legislation have made it possible (or a bizarre situation, involving a nine-year-old Malaysian girl, to arise. The girl became an adopted child of her Singaporean grandparents, and as a
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        Flats: No need for income review yet
        274 12 PRESENT income ceilings for the purchase of HDB and HUDC flats have brought public housing within the reach of more than 90 per ceni of Singaporeans National Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan reiterated yesterday. As such there was no immediate need to review
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        Study on sale of HDB shops now on
        144 12 Study on sale of HDB shops now on THE Housing Board is ;iow studying whether to offer its shops for sale, eitiier by open tender or other methods. National Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan said. But Mr Teh said owing to its complexity, tho matter had to be studied carefully
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        We won't buy vacant private space to resell
        241 12 THE National Development Minister, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, said his ministry and the Housing Board had no intention of buying vacant office space, hotel rooms and housing units for public use. He said if the individual ministries wanted to buy vacant office
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        Two more days for debate
        117 13 PARLIAMENT does not usually sit on Saturdays. But it will do so this Satlirday to give MPs more time to talk about the Budget. The House yesterday approved a two-day extension for the Budget debate and, as a result, MPs and ministers will have to
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        Dr Toh calls for cut in CPF contributions
        1020 13 It's one way of helping firms stay solvent 4 THE Government hopes that the private sector will be the engine of growth m future years. But the private sector is running out of gas. This hope will remain a pious hope if
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        HDB shopkeepers generally pleased with rent freeze
        463 13  - HDB shopkeepers generally pleased with rent freeze ILENE ALESHIRE By HOUSING Board shopkeepers are generally pleased with the news that their rents have been frozen for this year and hope that there will be further concessions if business remains bad. Rents had been scheduled to increase m September by an
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        Let's have the best of both worlds
        147 13 Let's have the best of both worlds THE Government was urged yesterday to preserve bilingualism so that Singaporeans could obtain the advantages of Western science and technology and, at the same time, retain Eastern cultural virtues. Mr Tang Guan Seng (Khe Bong) said apart from Confucianism, other Eastern philosophies should
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        Questions on the economy among six tabled
        330 13 Questions on the economy among six tabled SIX questions have been submitted for oral answer at the next available Parliamentary sitting after March 22. Dr Augustine Tan (Whampoa) wants to know the impact of the current economic slowdown on local industries. Dr Tan has asked the Minister for Trade and
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          Dr Yeo gets an earful from back seat
          825 13  - Dr Yeo gets an earful from back seat PHILIP LEE Verbal barrage targeted at road tax, taxi fare hikes By A MINISTER was asked to resign, another was told how unpopular he had become ana a third was chastised for being misleading m the presentation of tax increases. This volley
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        Solve road problems with non-fiscal measures
        219 14 Solve road problems with non-fiscal measures MR ABDULLAH TARMI GI (Siglap) yesterday called on the tlovernment to see if there were nonfiscal measures which could provide a long-tern-solution to the transport problems of Singapore Fiscal measures only provide a temporary solution to problems for as incomes rise, the problems reappear
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        Use payroll tax for jobless benefits
        728 14 Numbers point to a long economic slowdown: Jeya SING\PORE is going through more than just a '"temporary slack period and the Government can help those thrown out of jobs by using money collected m payroll tax as unemployment benefits for them. This suggestion was
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        Expatriates don't pose a threat
        74 14 Expatriates don't pose a threat THERE is no evidence that the prospects of career advancement of local professionals have been jeopardised by the issue of employment passes. In reply to Major Fong Sip Chee (Kampong Chai Chee), the Minister for Home Affairs and Second Minister for Law, Professor S. Jayakumar,
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        32,900 granted PR over four years
        104 14 A TOTAL of 32,949 foreigners were granted permanent residence under various schemes from 1981 to 1984. Of these, 198 entrepreneurs obtained permanent residence through the Deposit Scheme, the Minister for Home Affairs and Second Minister for Law, Professor S. Jayaknmar, said m his reply
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        Review tax, fares if cabbies' earnings fall
        356 14 Review tax, fares if cabbies' earnings fall 4 The Minister for Communications is more confident than I am that the taxi-driver's income would not be adversely af- q fected. 7 Mr Ong Teng Cheong (left). THE diesel tax on taxis and the new taxi fares should be reviewed if cabbies
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        Marina South: From $200 to $2,000 after MRT
        441 14 THE value of Marina South land will rise when the Mass Rapid Transit system provides access to it, the Second Deputy Prime Minister, Mr on£ Teng Cheong, said. Marina South would not develop to its full potential without proper access to it.
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      Roland's helping hands return
      413 15 Mime artist's new message shows the Chest at work ROLAND is about to enter your homes again. Deaf-mute mime artist Roland Yeo, who became a symbol of the Community Chest m action when he featured m filmlets and posters with a message on the Chest's existence,
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      HK futures trader was 'real' boss, says ex-director
      542 15  - HK futures trader was 'real' boss, says ex-director CHARMAINE CHAN The Broadview Commodities case By The charges LOH Shak Mow, 45, Managing Director of the then Broadview Commodities Pte Ltd, faces 28 abetment-by-cons piracy-to-cheat charges, allegedly committed between December 1181 and August 1982, involving $6.41 million. The prosecution Is proceeding
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      100 Parkway Parade shops stop paying rent
      239 15 100 Parkway Parade shops stop paying rent MORE THAN 100 tenants of Parkway Parade yesterday decided to stop paying rent to their landlord. Parkway Properties. They decided on a rent strike after rejecting a proposal by Parkway Properties to look into a package of concessions to improve business at the
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      SBS asked to improve services in Tampines
      365 17  -  LIM KWAN KWAN Tampines/Changkat By THE Registry of Vehicles has asked the Singapore Bus Service to improve its services m Tampines after a survey has shown that there are not enough buses to serve the growing population. There are four trunk and three
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      Lock icon When the hailing hand becomes the shaking fist of frustration
      404 17 SINGAPORE Bus Service drivers like this one on service number 132 are the cause of many missed appointments and angry (aces. He belongs to the breed of driver tnat does not believe In stopping at all bos stops, especially crowded
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      PA Youth to join fight against glue-sniffing
      255 17 THE People's Association Youth Movement, with a membership of about 65,000, will be active m the national campaign against glue-sniff-ing and inhalant abuse. To begin with, it will hold a workshop for more than 100 youth leaders on March 31, with two objectives:
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      Delivering the goods is a lifetime's work
      384 17  -  GOH SUI NOI By IT IS not exactly a rags-to-riches story, but Mr Chua Kirn Cheng, chairman and managing director of the Chua Chuan Leong group of companies, remembers that his early days were not easy. As a schoolboy, he helped his father
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    The Straits Times says No cause for alarm
    457 18 The Straits Times says No cause for alarm AS often among people, so too among nations, triangular relationships can pose problems. Specifically, no nation can view with equanimity one of its new-found friends making conciliatory overtures towards its arch rival. Thus, that the Reagan administration should find China's efforts to
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    More and more countries are making the bomb
    792 18  -  SADRUDDIN AGA KHAN By writing for the International Herald Tribune GENEVA There have been a number of interesting articles on nuclear disarmament. However, the most important dimension of the nuclear arms race has, with one or two notable exceptions, been missing. As
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    US-Soviet sea rivalry enters a new phase
    1790 18 LEE YONG LENG Malacca Straits takes on new strategic significance with Russian presence Yesterday, Prof Lee Yong Leng pointed out that the seas of South-east Asia have long felt the presence of warships from the days of Sri Vijaya to the emerging Russian
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    Make it CPF, not diesel tax
    636 18  -  XIAO DING-ER COMMENT By m Lianhe Zaobao IT IS NOT right to raise the diesel tax on taxis m the upward revision of taxi fares. There is no reason why any increase m a taxi driver's income from the fare Increase, primarily designed to
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      402 19 We have a superb record... ON SALARIES AND A CLEAN GOVERNMENT Elsewhere, the corrupt stash away billions 4 It is because our ministers, MPs and government officials receive decent salaries that we have a clean and efficient Government. I can recall any number of countries m Asia and Africa where
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      Let's give them a fair deal
      137 19 THE subject of ministerial salaries was, unfortunately, brought up again m Parliament earlier this month. And to the surprise of many, it was brought up by a senior member of the People's Action Party. Ministers and workers have different jobs and different levels of
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      $80 for a cruise to nowhere
      141 19 ON THE SDU I REFER to your March 7 report on the reply by the Minister for Finance and Education Minister, Dr Tony Tan, to a question by the MP for Anson, Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam, on the subsidy for the activities of the Social
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      Let members have a choice
      307 19 ON OTHER USES OF CPF FUNDS THE First Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, told Parliament earlier this month that the Government was looking into schemes to enable Central Provident Fund members to invest their CPF funds. For example, they may
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      The problem is one of jobs, not skills
      404 19 ON JOBLESS MERCHANT SEAMEN I HAVE been m shipping for 10 years and would like to say that I disagree with Communications and Information Minister Dr Yeo Ning Hong's reply to the MP for Anson, Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam, on the problem of
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      Surprised at what Queenstown MP said
      315 19 Surprised at what Queenstown MP said ON JEK'S REMARKS IF I were asked to pick the most entertaining speaker m Parliament earlier this month. I would pick the MP for Queenstown, Mr Jek Yean Thong. I myself enjoyed a rather nostalgic and interesting evening m Chinatown during the Lunar New
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      Universities under fire
      1553 20  -  LILLIAN CHEW Curricula m 'disarray', says report on US tertiary institutions By Washington Correspondent More and more Singaporeans are sending their children to the United States for a university education. Latest statistics indicate that America has replaced England as the number one destination for our college-going students.
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      Low rates for home renovation loans
      387 21  -  MARA FERNANDEZ Motor Leasing package now cheapest on the market By MOTOR LEASING is now offering the lowest rates for home renovation loans. The flat rate of 5 per cent for loans up to two years, is lower than Credit POSB's rate of 6
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      Singapore may gain from HK's busy convention schedule
      369 21  -  ANGELINE TAN By IRONICALLY, Hongkong's popularity as an International convention centre may work In Singapore's favour, believes the vice-president of an international hotel chain which will be opening In Raffles Organisers who want to hold a convention In Hongkong may find the
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      CAP loses Sime link but wins shopping project
      369 21 THE computer-based marriage between Sime Darby and the CAP group of Britain is over. And following the break-up, the contract for the Electronic Funds Transfer at Point of Sale or cashless shopping system goes to CAP. Previously, Sime-CAP had jointly tendered for
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      Lock icon Hongkong coming out of property blues
      493 21 HONGKONG, Mon. Housewives carrying young children braved wintry winds here one March morning to queue to buy new flats priced at an average of HK$5OO,OOO (about *****,000) each. At the end of the day, local developer Cheung Kong Holdings put up the sold-out sign
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      Incentives needed to boost our financial centre status
      275 21 SINGAPORE has to provide more incentives if it wants to compete with other fund management centres such as Hongkong. This was stated yesterday by Mr Jean- Yves Haberer, Chairman and Chief Executive of France's Banque Paribas, who is visiting the bank's branch
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      He wins Chinese deals but does not speak Mandarin at all
      433 21  - He wins Chinese deals but does not speak Mandarin at all NORA CHENG Face m the news By WHEN the United Nations Development Programme put out a tender for a computer system to conduct a census of China's population two years ago, Mr Ajai Chowdhry's bid from Singapore was one
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      Taiwan textile show begins today
      195 24 Taiwan textile show begins today TAIWAN'S textile manufacturers want to play a major supporting role m the Singapore garment industry s drive to establish itself m the international fashion world. In an effort to boost its trade ties with local garment manufacturers, the Taiwan Textile Federation and the China External
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      UIC launches resort projects
      231 24 Tie-up with Thai company worth about $36 m UNITED INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION LTD, better known for its detergent products, has teamed up with a Thai company to develop two resorts costing about $36 million m Phuket. UIC has bought a $1.6-million stake, or 49 per cent of
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      Gentings' M$l82 m pre-tax profit is better than expected
      213 24 ONCE again, Genting Bhd, the casino-cum-property/plantation group, has reported a better than expected pre-tax profit of M 1182.1 million for the year ended December, 1984. Last year's gross earnings was 21.5 per cent higher than the previous year's and Gentings itself
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      Waffle company gives Orchard Road a miss
      172 24 Waffle company gives Orchard Road a miss ORCHARD ROAD may have hamburgers and fried chicken, but not waffles. But a new waffles company plans to keep away from Singapore's fast-food Mecca. Mr Tan Cheng Hoe, a developer/contractor and Chairman of Waffletown USA (FE) Pte Ltd, said: "We will not blindly
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        Hwa Hong Edible Oil
        28 24 HWA HONG EDIBLE OIL (HONGKONG) LTD, which is wholly-owned by Hwa Hong Corporation Limited, has increased its issued capital from HK$2 (550.58) to HK$5O,OOO.
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        Multi-Purpose
        21 24 MultiPurpose MULTI-PURPOSE HOLDINGS has acquired the entire issued capital of Multi-Purpose Management Sdn Bhd from Koperatif Serbaguna Malaysia for Mslo,ooo cash.
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        Magnum
        71 24 MAGNUM has been given official approval to conduct its own independent four-digit forecast betting draws every Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. Thus, Magnum will have an additional midweek draw every week with effect from April 25. The results of these new draws will no longer be based on the results
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        UOL
        60 24 HOLDERS of United Overseas Land Warrants can now exercise their rights to exchange them for UOL shares priced at $1.50 per share. These shares can be paid by cash, by the exchange of UOL's 9 per cent unsecured loan stock 1980/87 of an equal nominal value or by both
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      TDB's helping hand in Rome
      98 24 SINGAPORE businessmen doing business m Rome will now get a helping hand from the Trade Development Board's new honorary trade representative m the Eternal City. Mr Gerald Pattinson, 35, who is also Singapore Airlines' General Manager m Italy, will establish trade contacts with buyers, importers
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      Tan Chong woos car owners with better service
      233 24 Tan Chong woos car owners with better service BETTER service will boost brand loyalty. So Tan Chong and Sons Motor Co is offering its maintenance and repair service during weekends. Vehicle servicing will now be available from 9 am to 5 pm on Saturdays and Sundays. Previously, it was only
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      Moneywise
      256 24  -  MARA FERNANDEZ By QWHAT is the difference between a time deposit and a fixed deposit? Are the interest rates the same? A IN SINGAPORE, the terms "time deposit" and "fixed deposit" are used interchangeably. In each case, you contract to leave a sum of money with the bank for
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        Dealers at a loss
        85 21 DEALERS were not sure what to do yesterday after the Dow Jones Industrial Index lost 12.7 points last Friday m New York. This led to a subdued market which saw a turnover of only 8.5 million shares valued at $19.41 million. The Straits Times Industrial Index
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          Rises
          64 21 SMMtjMdp 273 +23 imO CartrX 290 +22 twnt (tut 140 +20 S*dtgr<l»c 160 +9 itmt* »c 203 -r 7 Tjs«k Cmwit UC '6 SPH 630 +5 IMrtoff 332 2 Hub Si*n 218 +2 MMC 10c I*6 +J U 0 1 267+1 Bunrva 231 1 M Pnp««n 207 1 ilMw
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          Falls
          66 21 BetiiTJ Carpo 340 -94 KmtwkT Spore 470 -75 >h*hh<w 630 —40 OUE 346 -14 T HartXM 628 -12 Mat *or> 332 -12 Pnru 505 -10 TDM 342 -10 NwMdwn SUC 306 -10 H»« P* 238-9 Promt 156 -9 OUB 376—8 H Lecnt Fn 306 -8 Mi Tmj 282 -8
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          Most Active
          14 21 Promet 1,141,000 G! Hldgs 50< 311,000 Supreme Corpn 309,000 Pon-EI 50« 251,000
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          Indices
          73 21 Mar 15 Mar 18 Mar 15 Mar 18 ST Properties ***** 479 71 BT Composite 750 11 744 35 ST Minings 336.32 336.02 3T indicator *****69 *****09 ST Plantations 2494 14 2494 02 Bl 06 OS 146 287 OCBC 644 33 540.27 S! industrials 840 17 ***** OUB Composite
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          INDICES — Highs & Lows
          31 21 INDICES Highs Lows Straits fines Business Times Industrial Composite 1983 84 High 1071.91(8/2/84) 983.06(8/2/84) 1983/84 Low 712.29(5/1/83) 684.88(4/1/83) All-time High 1071.91 (8/2-84) 983 06 (8/2/84) All-time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 550.78 (12/8/82)
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          Forex
          13 21 THE US dollar closed at D-mark 3.3770 m Singapore, losing 27 points.
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          Exchange crossrates
          20 21 DM V PF 8| HI U9s ***** 3.3770 260.55 Unq 2.2715 ***** ***** ***** 260.50 ***** ***** 7.8020
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          Gold
          9 21 IN Singapore, gold ended at U*****.20 up US$4.4O.
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          Simex
          33 21 Gold: Gained US$4.lO to U*****.80 an ounce. Deatschemark: Gained 20 ticks to 0.2962 a contract. Eurodollar: Gained 27 ticks to 90.53 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained five ticks to 0.*****8 a contract.
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          Lock icon E. German office in KL
          66 21 LEIPZIG (East Germany), Mon. An East German state-owned foreign trade enterprise, Takraf Export Import, will set up an office m Kuala Lumpur soon to establish contacts with Malaysian businessmen, particularly the bumiputras. The company, which exports a wide range of products from strip mining equipment
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          Lock icon S. African gold coins top sales
          103 21 TOKYO, Mon. Sales of South Africa's Kruggerrand gold coins topped the 600,000 ounce level at the end of last January, its sales agent said today. The International Gold Corp Japan Ltd (Intergold) said an estimated three million Krugerrand coins, or 600,358 ounces equivalent to
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          Lock icon Pakistan to get $101.7 m
          60 21 JEDDAH, Mon The Islamic Development Bank (IDB) is to let Pakistan have US$45 million (5J101.7 million) to buy palm oil from Malaysia under an agreement signed at IDB headquarters here. Yesterday's agreement brings the total IDB financing m favour of Pakistan for foreign trade to
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          Lock icon Sheraton's China deal
          56 21 HONGKONG, Mon. International Telephone and Telegraph Corp's hotel subsidiary Sheraton Corp said it signed an agreement to manage the Great Wall Hotel m Beijing. Sheraton said the 1,007--room hotel, owned jointly by China International Travel Service and E-S Pacific Development and Construction Co Ltd, will be renamed
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          Lock icon KL lacks insurance expertise
          99 21 KL lacks insurance expertise KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. There is a lack of expertise m the insurance industry m Malaysia to undertake specific and higher risks m the country, said Deputy Minister of Finance, Datuk Sabaruddin Chik, today. Speaking at the opening of a seminar, Strategy and Tactics and Solvency Assessment
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        Business done in Singapore
        3038 22 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered m "business done' Further because al dealings at a particular price ir« grouped together, the table does
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        Business done in Kuala Lumpur
        2095 22 INDUSTRIALS Acma (1 83B> A Choc (2 70S! AMD 3 368 3 40S) (2) 342 (9) 3 38 vlBi 3 40 Alcom ;l 5 IB) (4) 1 52 (2) '.54 >4) 1 53(2' 1 51 (9) 1 51 AISB 748) API (1 IIS) (1) 1
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        How your stocks performed
        2816 22 Al shares quoted have a par value of SI. unless otherwise specified •Adjusted for scnp/rijhts. N Tai -exempted drndeno ABN is traded m lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m oolars 1984/85 Last VWd Vol Day rt jh Low Company Sale Chance (000)
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          INDICES
          74 23 i i i i i i _i i i I NST Index J r- Monday 1340.45 (1340.68) -"gj r- Hongkong Hang Seng 0 Monday 1310.47 (1333.76) I Australan AH- Ordinaries Monday 790.2 (794.5) Nikkei D J Average h Monday *****.64 (*****.03) Financial fines Industrials _i_ Friday 1002.50 (990.1) Dow
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          Dealers' uncertainty dampens sentiments
          645 23 DEALERS were not sure what to do yesterday after the Dow Jones Industrial Index suffered a large fall last Friday m New York. The Dow Jones lost 12.7 points on Friday, finishing the week with a net loss of 22.31 points. This led to a subdued
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          Hongkong
          258 23 March IS HK$ Chinte Associated Ho f eh Bank Of East Asia 21.40 -14 Cheung Kong 12.90 -0.2 China Light 13.60 -0 2 Cross Hart) Tunnel 9 75 F E Consortium 0.38 -0015 For East Exch Philex 0.035 unch G I Cement 7.50N unch Greot Eagle 0.62 -0.02 Hong
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          Tokyo
          333 23 March IS Yin Change A|.nomoto 1100 +20 Akoi 513 +18 Amodo 1280 +20 Asahi Chem 830 -9 Asahi Gloss 891 unch Bonk Tk 888 -12 Bridgestone 510 +5 Canon 1460 +10 Casio Computer 1820 +30 Citizen 552 -7 D Nip Print 1040 +10 D Nippon Screen 1640 -10 Doiei
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          Sydney
          320 23 March 18 Cents Change (*wt) A C I 187 -1 A N I 264 -1 A P M 245 unch Abertoyle 890 unch Age 232 -3 Alliance Oil 106 unch Allied Mill 325 unch Ampol Exp 215 unch Ampol Pet 183 -2 Anz 433 -6 Ashton 88 +1 BHP
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          Bank rates
          300 23 OCBC OUB UOB DBS DCPOSIT RATES Savings 6*4 6 l 4 6 6U Autosave 53/4 rixed deposit 1 month s'-j 5V4 5V4 5%(1) 3 months 5V4 5 3 4 5V 2 5V2 6 months 5H 6 6 5 3 /4 9 months 6U 6V4 6V4 6V4 12 months
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          FOREIGN EXCHANGE
          153 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.5639—1.5668 6.49—6.32 Canadian dollar 1.6382-1.6413 6.18—6.07 NZ dollar 1.0085-1.0203 10.13-9.76 Sterling pound 2.4679—2.4713 4.11—4.03 US dollar 2.2715-2.2725 4.43-4.39 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling
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          Forex
          101 23 THE Singapore dollar opened at 2.2710/40 against the greenback, but closed at 2.2715/25 yesterday at 3 pm. It was traded between 2.2718 and 2.2732. The greenback was steady against most major currencies m very quiet trading. Against the deutschemark, it ended at 3.3735/50 compared with its opening of 3.3760/80.
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          Gold
          110 23 THE KILOBAR market traded between 5521,580 and 5521,720 yesterday. The Far East gold market opened at U*****. 50/295. 00. It traded to a high of U*****.20/295.70. Overseas selling then pushed the market to a low of U*****.20/293.70. It recovered to the US$294 level and traded around there before closing
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          Gold market
          24 23 GOLD US$/oz Mon Fri Singapore 294.00—294.50 290.00—290.50 Mon Sat Hongkong 294.20—294.60 293.80—294.20 Fri Thurs New York 294.50-295.00 291.00—291.50 London 293.80 294.30 291.25-291.75
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          Unit trusts
          178 23 Managers' prices for Mar 19 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 2.27—2.41 The Savings Fund 1.58— 1.68xd Spore Prog Fund 0.95—101 Spore Sec. Fund 1.43—1.52 Spore Invest Fund 0.97—1.03 Spore Equity Fund 0.98—1.04 Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest Fund 2 46—2 61 Mai Prog Fund 1.03 1 10 Mai
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          Rubber
          17 23 Rubber Ck)s,n f pr,ces cents rho Singapore April 163.00 unch Malaysia April ***** down 050 cents
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          Tin
          17 23 r Closing prices n MS /Mo XL Tin 29.15 unch Turnover: 219 tonnes up 106 tonnes
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          Silver
          28 23 Ctowni prices Silver USj'troyo: Mar Fri Singapore b 71— 5 76 5 64—5 69 fri Thwi Ne* York 5.68—5.73 5 65— 5 70 Source Credit Sutsse Sport
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          Copper
          27 23 C»oi»i( price) Copper ton* fri Spot 1256.00-1257.00 (1257.00— 1258 50 3 months 1275 50 1276.00 (1277.00 1278 OO.i Market tone Bareiy steady Sales 14.65 C tonnes
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          Aluminium
          25 23 Ctos»>{ prices Aluminium torn* Fri Spot 1006.00-1006 50 (998 50—999.00) 3 months 1042 50 1043 00 (1035.00-1035 50) Market tone Steadier Sales 12.150 tonnes
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          Palm oil
          98 23 Ctosmj pnces Crude MS 'tonne palm oil Mar 1332.50 (south) 1330 (nortti) 1325 (central) Apr 1320 (south) 1315 (central nortti) Refined palm oil USJ'tonne; RBD palm Mar 610 (seders) Apr 595 (sellers) May 587 50 (sellers) RBD Oletn Mar 61C (sellers) Apr 595 (sellers) May 587.50 (sellers) RBu
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        Container schedules
        521 23 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) An Cargo fme Block Sin Bhum (211N) 19/3 (23G0) F7 1000-1100 Jl Cecilia (8501WB) 20/3 (0700) F2 *****300/ 1700 1800 HI Jenlink (11/85) 20/3 (0700) F2 *****300 1800 1900 B8 L Athula (9W) 20/3(0700) F7
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          Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
          77 23 Eurodollar 3-month deposit GOOD two-way business was seen m the June Eurodollar contracts. Despite good buying interest m the morning, strong resistance prevailed at 89.48 before heavy European selling caused the contract to close at 89.45. (100 implied interest rate) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Mar 85 90.54 90.54
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          Deutschemark
          65 23 THE Ohio savings institutions' crisis caused some nervousness m the market as the June deutschemark was traded narrowly between 0.2984 and 0.2994. There was a general lack of direction and moderate volume was recorded. (US dollar Deutsefrcma.rk > Open High Low Sett Est Vol Mar 85 0.2962 1 Jon
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          Japanese Yen
          41 23 YEN contracts continued its lacklustre performance as its restrictive trading range did not stimulate participation. Open High Low Sett Est Vol Mar 85 0 *****8 JnngS 0.*****8 0.*****08 0.*****8 0.*****9 60 Open Int (Fri): 4tt. Act Vol (Frl): 154.
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          Gold
          71 23 GOLD did not benefit from the latest banking problems of Ohio's savings institutions as a big selling order from a commission house nudged the June contracts to a low of U*****.10 before recovering to close at U*****.80. (In US$ per Troy ounce) Open High Low Seii Est vci Mar
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        Ships in port
        270 23 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Canopus Kl5 aside 19/3 Jurong Iran Meelad KlB aside 19/3 Abadi iaya a s>de 19/3 Kannikar K35 aside 19/3 Darsa Jaya IX il aside 19/3 Kota Pelangi K3l aside 19/3 Eastern Trader Jl2 aside 19/3 Neptune Cypnne
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      511 25 14 Antiques/ Arts/Crafts CUPPAGE BAZAAR —Grand sale on everything Straits Chinese antique furniture, silver, beaded works, porcelain other Items. Today till Saturday. Petnlc's Enterprise, 41A, Cuppage Road, Spore 0923. Tel: *****64. ANTIQUE FURNITURE A Junk wanted. Young Antique, 42 Watten Rise, *****91/ *****89 Jay. JUST ANTHONY. Junk of junks. 126
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      814 25 23 Shopping Guide SINGER. TOYOTA, ZIHO, Janome Sewing Machines (Cash and repair). Atomic Electrical Trdg Co. Pte Ltd #02-58 Bt Tlmah Shopg Ctre. Tel: *****64/ *****87. #01-31 Beauty World Centre, tel: *****52. 24 Garage Sale BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM MADE round cane dining table set $750. Large Sanyo frost-free refrigerator 22 cubic
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      640 27 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ RECEPTIONIST CK'F Level c English educated KiiowledgeofChine.se. Interested applicants please call personally with certlcate at KRANJI PLYWOOD INO. CO. PTE LTD 11 Kranji Way Singapore 2573. Tel: *****21. I Urgently required EXPERIENCED FEMALE GENERAL CIERK Able to type and experience m import documentation
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      871 27 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical RECEPTIONIST CUM PERSONNEL CLERK tiCE O' level with credit In English. c To operate PMBX switchboard A hie to type. Assist personnel works. Applicant* please come personally ■fcCl JALAN PEMIMPIN #06-00, SPORE 2057 TEL: *****84 REQUIRE EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTS CLERK to assist Senior Bookkeeper c Attractive
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      718 27 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical GENERAL CLERK. Preferably with knowledge of Book-keeping required. Please apply personally at 81k.5070. *Ul-1529, AMKio Industrial Pk 2. S'pore-2056 GENERAL CLERK. DRIVER and attendant reg Please call personally at: B!k 71, Kallang Bahru «oi-531 (next to Kentucky Fried Chicken) during office hours. RECEPTIONIST REOUIREO. Able
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      602 27 71 Situations Vacant: Sales ESTEE LAUDER Estee Lauder has several positions for Beauty Advisors now open for capable and well-groomed young ladies interested m a career with us. Applicants should 1 I be aged 21 years and above, fully conversant m English and Chinese, and enjoy dealing with people. Compensation
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      373 27 71 Situations Vacant: Sales GRAM If you think you are good at marketing employment services and like a position of responsibility where you work with minimal supervision, then we would like to hear from you. Especially if you are an energetic lady with relevant experience, good English and at least
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      652 27 71 Situations Vacant: Sales WALK-IN INTERVIEW FOR A CHALLENGING SALES CAREER An expanding international company needs more dynamic salespersons REQUIREMENTS c Male/ female Singapore citizen aged 18 years and above. Academic qualification is not an important criterion but one should be able to speak fluent English. c Sales experience is
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      846 27 71 Situations Vacant: Sales LIGHTING SHOP REQUIRES Indoor Salesgirl for immediate employment. Applicants must be able to work independently and preferably with sales experience Salary $450 with commission after probation. Apply personally Ge novena Ville, 275 Thomson Road (2 p.m— 7 p.m.) AN INSURANCE AGENCY. Whose leader has 10 years
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      476 27 72 Situations Vacant. Technical 72 Situations Vacant: Technical %i/ TRAVENOL afTl LABORATORIES We are a multi-national company specialising m the manufacture of medical products. Female Operators Requirements: c Applicants should be 16 to 40 years <\ old c Completed Primary educat.on and have some working knowledge of English Extrusion Personnel
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      457 28 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Interview Times: v \)V c 9.00 am 11.00 am \jS z 2.00 pm 4.00 pm (Monday to Friday) TV Mechanics Qualifications: Holders of NTC 2/NTC 3 m electronic servicing or Private Certificate m TV servicing I—2 years of related experience would be a definite advantage. However
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      343 28 72 Situations Vacant: Technical i TRAINING IN ELECTRONICS AT WYWY Established m the field of Business Automation and expanding. Completed GCE 0' Level. Preferably Technical/ Science Stream or NTC 3 m Electronics. Must possess Class 2 driving licence and motorcycle Completed N.S. Wywy has need for you, Call Jean *****5
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      575 28 72 Situations Vacant: Technical I SANYO 1 EIfCTRONICS S P'f LTD requires: Trainee Engineers (Male/Female) Diploma m Electronic Engineering Experience not necessary We offer attractive starting salary which will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. Interested applicants, please write m with complete resume, contact telephone number and expected salary to:
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      463 28 72 Situations Vacant: Technical BOILERMEN REQUIRED IN West Coast. 2nd class Boiler certificate Willing to work shift. Call personally to: 204 Pandan Loop, Singapore 0512. TURNER REQUIRED. Preferably completed National Service possess NTC 111 Metal Machinist Certificate. Interested applicants call: Miss Tan *****01. 73 Situations Vacant: Production flfeJalH Here's your
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      312 28 73 Situation* Vacant: Production I lllXZ^Vlkt^SJ* HITACHI. 1 mtr AM 1 I EIECIBONIC DEVICES J^^~*^^^*^^^ ISINCAPOHEIPTE LTD jf Due to rapid expansion^^^ j J yS our multi-million Colour L/f Television Picture Tubes Manufacturing Company m Jurong^k j has the vacancies for keen and dynamic A people who seek rapid advancement
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      65 28 73 Situations Vacant: Production Spring manufacturing Co requires: 1) MACHINE SETUP MEN posses NTC3 m metal machining, c Completed National Service. 2) FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Interested applicants please call at ISHIKAWA SPRING (S) PTE LTD 161 Kallang Way #03-16/ 17, Tel: *****29. REQUIRED GENERAL FACTORY Workers. Fabricators and Electricians. Tel:
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      476 28 73 Situations Vacant: Production b| A leading and expanding PVC Hose BjB Manufacturer has immediate vacancies for: Ha 3 rotating shifts WR •Opportunity for overseas training fill «Age beiow 25 ra •Completed N S H|f 5-day week $20 monthly attendance allowance $3 for 2nd shift, $6 for 3rd shift I|l
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      464 28 73 Situationa Vacant: Production Paper Manufacturing Company m Kallang Basin requires: MALE PRODUCTION ASSISTANT Salary $500. c GCE O' Level, c Completed N.S. c Able to work independently. Interested call personally at: Special Products Pte Ltd 3 Kallang Junction off Upp. Boon Keng Roed Singapore 1233 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous
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      376 28 74 Situationa Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous CHARTERED INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE PTE LTD A member of X Singapore "technology Corporatiofi invites applications for the following oositions m our Subsidiary Companies: C'aSf CHARTERED ELECTRONICS awf INDUSTRIES PTE LTD HUB Trainee Draughtsman Completed GCE '0' level with at least 3 credits
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      35 28 HOTEL ROYAL require 1. RESTAURANT CASHIER Gross Salar> *SO4/$572 2. WAITERS/ WAITRESSES Gros. 1 Sal an $522 Interested applicants please apply personally or write to THE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT HOTEL ROYAL NEWTON ROAD L SINGAPORE 1130
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      342 29 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous f SLMSAfE I TEf II YOI OI.V I B urgently requires:- I Able to speak and write English j Able to perform 1 2 hours rotating shifts Preferably with some security experience Age between 25 and 50 years old The selected candidates will enjoy very attractive
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      143 29 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous A leading French cosmetic company urgently requires an experienced and qua lified beautician to take up the position of BEAUTY TRAINER Requirements: Aged 24-28 c Possess a Cidesco Diploma or equi vaier.t Preferably 2 years fixpenence as Beauty Trainer m a direct selling company I Experience
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      520 29 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous HITACHI CONSUMER PRODUCTS (S) PTE LTD We invite applicants lor the following positions. FEMALE KEY PUNCHER c Secondary 4 Age 17 to 25 c Preferably with 1 or 2 years relevant experience MALE COMPANY DRIVER c Class 3 driving licence 2 years experience c Completed Primary
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      453 29 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Has immediate vacancies for ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT Experience m night audit preferably with experience of DTS 400 and NCR 2251 WAITERS/ WAITRESSES Pleasant outlook -Able to speak English well TELEPHONE OPERATOR Pleasant voice and able to perform shifts DOORMAN Smart-looking and with ability to speak English BAKER
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      502 29 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous CMS A IRPOR 7 SER VICE S has immediate vacan- H cies for the following c positions: IKaaTAaaSiHiafll 3 Singapore citizen S aged 18 35 years physically fit Willing to perform shift duties 5 j 3 Gross salary $445 I Singapore citizens, E) aged 18 —35
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      483 29 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous isetan singapore-tokyo PETIT MONDE RESTAURANT has Immediate vacancies for the position of:TRAINEE COOKS (Male/ Female) to help m the preparation of snacks, sandwiches, desserts and to help out m related kitchen work. Age 21 -24 years Singapore citizens c Secondary education Able to work on 2
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      565 29 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous HEAD GARDENER UNDER 45 years of age required by Commonwealth War Graves Commission at Kranji War Cemetery. A good knowledge of horticulture and some mechanical ability is required together with a knowledge of English Duties include control of 13 gardening staff and providing assistance to visitors.
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      833 29 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous International company r*quir«t lor it* Airport office 1. DRIVER Must possess Class 3 licence Must be willing to work overtime 2. CARGOHAND Experience is not essential Please call Susan at *****66 tor appointment Outdoor Advertising Firm requires 1) SEMI-SKILLED CARPENTERS 2) SKILLED CARPENTERS Interested please call
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      1030 29 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous URGENTLY REQUIRED (1) Drivers (Up to $850pm) (2) Delivery Men (Up to $500prrn (3) Male Sales Representatives (Basic salary $500 plus allowance can earn up to $3.000pm) Chinese only 101 Thomson Road =03-21 Goldhill Square CLINIC NURSES NO experience required, training provided Those staying m Ang
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      682 29 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous REQUIRED f XPERIENCED CLASS Driver Around Thomson Rd ar ea Interested tel *****51 REQUIRE ONE DELIVERY Drivel and r ltter-WHders Call at 29 Harrison Read Tel *****23 REQUIRE DRIVER Pi««»e call personally -17-oi*. International Plaza WANTED CLINIC NJRSt for a specialist clinic In Bukit Timah Ple.-se
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      769 30 kH/L^J^ PRICED AT $170,000 the Porsche -j I H'S lpj 928S for sale at classification I n I I Cm 94 is one of the most expensive t I_H-JL^3 cars available m this section ™j"^" 85 For Sale: Alfa/ Peugeot/Volvo COMPANY REGISTRATION IMPORTEC SI VoKo 244 GL automatic. 1 owner.
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      639 30 87 For Sal*: Mercedes 1979 200. AUTO, radio tape, s/rims. beautiful number plate. Selling $43,000 Tel: *****36. 73 MERCEDES 200 manual, aircon. radio cassette, new tax, $5,300 Tel: *****33. 76 MERCEDES 200. Company registered. Aircon. sports rims. Good condition. $5,800 *****72. '77 MERCEDES 250, aircon., sports runs cassette, good condition.
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      788 30 89 For Sal*: Datsun/Nissan COMPANY REGISTRATION 80 Datsun 280 C fully automatic. 1 owner. Chauffeur-driven. Original paint/ upholstery. Showroom condition. $11,000 negotiable. Tel: *****55. EXPAT LEAVING. SELLING June 1982 Datsun Bluebird with alrcon, radio, cassette, power windows, central locking, excellent condition. $22,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****80 after 10am. FEB. 1984 NISSAN
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      1006 30 90 For Sal*: Toyota TOYOTA CELICA ST-1600. 1973 White, sports model, alrcon, radio cassette, good condition, expatriate owner, recently Vicom passed, available immediately, reasonable offers acceptable. Interested parties can view at: 50 Happy Aye North. Tel: *****39. 1960 CELICA LIFTBACK. 1 and only fullrace with all TRD parts P7 tyres.
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      1024 30 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi 7/82 MIT. GALANT GS Big bumper. PARF. aircon, hi-fi, sports rims m tip top condition. $17 600 Loan $13,000. *****83. Mr. Chin. 78 GALANT 1.6 GS Very good condition. PARF. Radio cassette aircon. $9,800. Downpayment $2,500. Tel: *****22. 81 JAN SIGMA 1600GS. 2nd owner New battery,
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      932 30 93 For Sale: Honda DEC 1979 HONDA Accord. 4 doors. Auto. Aircon, radio cassette. New tax Tip-top condition. $15,900 ono. Tel: *****46. END '83 HONDA Prelude, aircon. sports rims, good condition. Downpayment $6,000. Loan $32,000. Tel: *****43. JUNE '83 HONDA Accord EX. Sunroof. Aircond, radio cassette, s/rims. tuff-koted. $30,800. Tel:
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      718 30 94 For Sale: 94 For Sale: 94 For Sale: Other Makes Other Makes Other Makes I One of the most important things to consider when £%m& buying a car (%plllhO it *22 km/I JCUIIIY It $298 1 /2 year road tax know that the best test of any car is
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      697 30 I 75 ALFASUD SALOON 1200 c c air con., 'EQ' plate. non-PARF, excellent condition, $4,800/- ono Tel: *****49. SEPT. '81 TALBOT Solara 2 ownI ers. Aircon, radio cassette. Asking $17,000. *****62. 1972 ROVER 2000 TC. Aircon, cassette, showroom condition 1 $3,500. Tel: *****43. 1972 VOLKSWAGEN 1200 Anniversary Model. Highest offer
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      716 30 95 For Sal*: Commercial Vehicle* LATE 1979 DATSUN Pick-up 1500 c.c. (long base) Aircon. new paint. Asking $5,600 Tel: *****90 LATE '79 TOYOTA Hiace. just passed lnsp new rd tax insurance Selling $4,950 neg *****24 LATE t3 SUZUKI van 5-door Well maintained New rd tax $7,800 Tel: *****63 10am 3pm
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      794 30 97 Vehicles Wanted A CAR DEALER offers good prices for M/Benz. BMW. Volvo and all JapaneseContinental cars Also required all PARF scrap cars and expor; documents of any engii:' n\ TANGLIN USED CARS CO 69 Killiney RoaO Singapore 0923 Tel *****13/ *****6S CASH PAYMENT FOR PARF or Non-PARF used cars.
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      716 31 ■I:.': -^-x-'.-xJl^^RK-?!':*:' Jr^F~^*~ _^k^^^l y^wßß&'iKsT r 106 Accommodation Available: Houses LUXURIOUS BUNGALOWS Dist 9 Spacious Master Bedroom with balcony ■l Bedrooms Modern design Electrically operated Gates with Intercom Large Kitchen with quality built-ms Rental $7000 Viewing appointments Telephone *****66 TAI HWAN AVENUE 2-Storey terrace, 3 bedrooms, 3 airconds, split-level living
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      818 31 106 Accommodation Available: Houses DIST. II HILLCREST RD 2-storey semi-d 3 bdrms. servant's, fully furnished $1,800 Deans Property. *****55. DIST. II UNIVERSITY RD, 4bdrmed 2-storey semi-d. Extensively renovated. P/furn. $1,800. *****20 (agents) 015T. 13 BRADDELL HGTS. S storey det. m nice bunglw area. 3 bdrms. servant's, large mature gdn $2,500.
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      500 31 106 Accommodation Available: Houses 3 BDRMD. TER. m quiet surroundings for rental. $650. Contact Tan. *****80/ *****39. 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments i 1 h^R aaf AIV I TO LET Long or Short Lease i At the junction of Scotts/ Orchard Road, next to Hyatt Hotel. Immediate Occupation. i 14,000 sq
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      647 31 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments For sale and rental Ort/tatft ßet/ftr Luxurious, exclusive condominium apartments m Orchard Road area Four bedrooms, large living and dining areas jlpy Fully equipped modern JjjjU >S| Swimming pool, squash g '-"nkr- N courts and playground |j 'J§3&~ l Reasonable selling price
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      739 31 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments THE BEST IS HERE, ACT NOW! Himiko Court, luxuriously furnished 2-bedroomed apartment with swimming pool, squash/ tennis court, with 24-hr security $2,500. Furuma Tower, walking distance to Orchard Road, yet arnist transquil serenity with lots of greenery, 2 bedrooms, centrally airconditioned, pool and 24-hr security. $2,500.
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      960 31 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments ELECTED FOR TODAY! Faber Lodge. Tat Lee, Parkview, Hong Leong Gdn $1,700-$2.100. Apollo, Culford. Gracious, St. Patrick. Siglap. Laguna, Amber Twr, MacPherson $1,200-$2.000, Pearlbank, Coronation. Watten Est. Ridgewood, Sunset, Hillcrest, Leedon Hgt, City. Hawaii Twrs $1,300-$3,000. Sun-Mark: *****13 NEW CONDO APARTMENT at Dairy Farm Road to
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      979 31 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST.II HILLCREST ARCADIA. Well furnished l-bdrmed split-level apt $2,000 p.m. Available now. Tel: *****82 after 2pm DIST.II NEWTON VIEW. Greenerysurroundings 4 bdrms. Very spacious. P/furn $2,800 Holland Housing *****79. DIST.II3O/ 1232 WELL maintained fully furn/ unfurn 3-bdrm apts available immediately. Call *****11/ *****59. DIST 12 FURNISHED
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      1010 31 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST.II GOLDHILL TOWER beside ACS Barker Rd $1,800 Furnished Uniwest *****15 *****47 DIST.II GILSTEAD COURT, quiet area $2,000 3 rms. s, pool Near market shops Milus ZZI9MI DIST.II HILLCREST ARCADIA blkC. 2.000 sq ft 3 bdrms. $2,800 f/furn Phil Services. *****82 DIST.II NEWTON POINT condo 2
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      962 31 107 Accommodation Available Apartments SOMMERVILLE PK STUDIO ft|H Beautiful!} lun. hull facilities $1,500 Rolf 3450H11 SOPHIA CT SOMMERVILLE $1,500 2 1 bdrm. new lum good facilities Reat *****13 *****57 SPOTTISWOODE APARTMENT 2 bedrooms, fully furnished Rental $1,300 Tel *****54 ST PATRICK S GDN 3 bdrms. serene surroundings, facing pool $2000
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      818 32 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms RM. AT HOLLANO. CtCßMnti K.i tong Jurong S-^'-SiSO. 2nn Commonwecilth S.SOO *****72 RM WITH AIRCON m semi-d hse. at Dunearn Rd for students angles r- J.-W6923. ROOMS AVAILABLE IN Bedok. Mart 1 Paiadt nA mrtoua dis•r ia can M.tvvio 1 ROOM AT GMIM Hob, Btt 12
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      782 32 113 For Sale Houses Dist 9, Cairnhill Road 2-storey pre-war terrace house, renovated, freehold area 1.987 sq ft. Vacant possession Selling $425,000 negotiable. Dist 10, Bukit Timah Road (between Robin Walk Robin Lane). 2 1 2-storey pre-war terrace house, freehold irea 1,993 sq.ft. Vacant possession. Selling $325,000. Interested please call:
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      1019 32 113 For Sale: Houses SINGLE-STOREY DETACHED BUNGALOW along Bukit Timah Road Approx. land area 17.000 sq ft FreenoUi. Selling Ssl 1 million. Pleas*- call *****84 or *****86 SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME In Olementi Park. 4 plus 1 bedroom, living dining/ breakfast room/ family area Large patio, kitchen, servant's and utilities area.
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      805 32 113 For Sale: Houses DIST.II WATTEN ESTATE 3-storey link bunglw. 6300 sq.ft. $800,000. Holland Housing *****79. DIST 14 S/STOREY CORNER terr hse, well maintained. 3,600 sq.ft. freehold $360,000. *****38/9. DIST.IS, D-STOREY CORNER Terrace. Convenient, 4 l rms. Freehold. Acts: *****61/2. DIST.IS 8/STOREY, 2 bdwns, renovated, freehold. $280,000 neg. Tel: *****45.
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      857 32 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments .^^B^sSl^BP^ V 1 IJ^J. C IV^^ X J\_j|£^^»J Just four units left one towTihous. HH ■V }m^^^^ L lri t ap^rtmenLs H^^H^^flp^^X'^wJS^'^ ,^^^^tf^^" Mk Superb finushes Italian n,orhi. j |^B|^Hp^V/'^^»jWj<^
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      587 32 DIST.IO, SHANGRI-LA VICINITY, upp. mais. 3 1 bdrms. 2218 sq.ft. Freehold. $385,000. Marifold: *****22. DIST.IO, SOMMERVILLE STUDIO, b1k.77, 626 sq.ft. All facilities. Freehold. Partially furn. $255,000 neg. Citiprop *****75 DIST.I4 BRAND NEW Lengkong Gdn. High fir. 1823 sq.ft. 3 bdrms. Facing East. Freehold. $350,000. Wess *****44. DIST.I4 LENGKONG GDN brand
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      563 32 DIST.IS, BRAND NEW! Camay Court, 1,300 sq.ft. 3 bdrms. $355,000. Hap Seng *****58 DIST.IS BRAND NEW apt 1,900 sq.ft. 3 bdrms with facilities, $500,000. Prestige Realty *****47. DIST.IS KINGS MANSION, high floor, 1,650 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, $390,000. Prestige Realty *****47. DIST.22 LAKESIDE TWR, 1950 sq.ft. 3 bdrms, 1 store/ servant's.
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      543 32 115 For Sale: HUDC Apartments FARRER COURT. EXTREMELY well-renovated/ maintained. 1.550 sq.ft. High floor. Good view. Everton *****11. FARRER COURT, BLK.H, 1.770 sq.ft., well kept, 3 bdrms 1 servant's. $255,000 neg Fields: *****11. 116 For Sal*: HOB Apartments 3-ROOM WHAMPOA DRIVE 81k. 97. hall marble. $42,000. Bedok South 81k.3. $35,000.
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      735 32 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments URGENT SALESI 4 ROOM Dover Crescent $66,000 Mci Ling St (Point Blk; $66,000/ Hougang $70,000' Nett price *****33 $43,000 NEG. A.M.KIO Aye 10. 3rm terrazzo. cabinets, no blocking. Blk 449 $38,000. Blk 258 $41,000. terrazzo *****60 BEDOK SOUTH 3-RM, corner. Blk 23, whole hse broken
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      589 32 118 Factory Spaces AL HOMIEO INDUSTRIAL BLOG 83 Genting Lane (1334) Space on 4th storey available for light industries Area 2.500 sq.ft Complete with electrical wiring etc Rantai $110 inclusive maintenance Contact MR X H TAN *****74 FOR SALE INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX AT CORPORATION ROAD opposite Jurong But Interchange Natt area
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      367 33 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces t Hendeif sdiv 4" &[i& Industrial iParfc 0^ Optimum industrial space for increased proiduct^vityj J^- t i H "p i^t!*il*jßß ßi ■HHWHaH^Hralll L—=.~"~~~wi^B«Hßrtßßr3dßsB^^^Hi B^K-t*-" I ->..■; '^BB'&sMfi^Bfl BSI paaniHK inHBHa gQ3a3V^BI 9k H Hi t iHo i t i BBL BB*- aflp^&ra^Bl g I
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      273 33 116 Factory Spaces 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehojses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces I WAREHOUSE I I FOR SALE OR I PAYA LEBAR I W^; Modern ware. house for sale by unit. |18 Easy installments. Located at the junction of Macpherson Road/ ifS Airport Road with various dimen- Sg sions and up-to-date
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      183 33 118 Factory Spaces 6TH STOREY ATLAS Ice Ware- house for rental. Area: Basement 2754 sq.ft. Ist storey cold rooms, 2nd storey 3432 sq.ft. 3rd 6th storey 3809 sq.ft. Off Kallang Rd, at Kampong Soo Poo, Dist. 1233. Tel: *****22 Nln Ka! Properties. TONG LEE BLDG, Macpherson vicinity, freehold, suitable for
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      828 33 120 For Sale: Office Spaces PEOPLE'S PARKWAY TWR. 2 off units totalling 1660 sq.ft. for sale/ rent. Immediate occupation Rate neg. *****11, Mr. Chua. THE PLAZA, 722 sq.ft 3 beautiful partitioned rms t 1. General off fully carpeted, furn. Asking $550 p.s.f. Tel: *****58. Wendy. TONG ENG BUILDING 461/922 sq
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      1267 33 121 For Rent: Office Spaces 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Exclusive Office Space available |L Tong Eng Building Modern 26-storey Office Building I at Cecil Street Partitioned office space of 1000 sq. ft and above available for lease. j| Excellent parking facilities. I I Interested parties, please contact: g Tong
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      645 33 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces EMINENT PLAZA an 4 v rnnx fc Specialty Shopping entrefo, SLR A.N(,( PL Homemakers A Builder-, W sh "!'l""^ EiurnmimeM C mm Convenient!) located at the junction Located at Serangoon Road kitchener ol Lavender Street and Jalan Besai Road Junction (next to President Merlin Anchored
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      287 33 124 For Rent: Shop Space* 135 Air Travel 5 DAYS BKK'PATTAYA 5735/A DAYS PHUKET 5499/ItnEMMTIOHAITMIEIttMCT PTI LTS 277 OrcharC Roac »03-47 Specialists Centre Singaporeo923 7 e' *****77 A FOR ECONOMICAL AIRFARES to India. Lon. Europe. USA. Canada. Australia. Bali and the Orient. Consult Jesal Brothers Tours Travel Tel: *****55. 75
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      392 36 Verona stretch their lead as Inter drop point ROME. Mon. Verona edged a step closer to their first Italian soccer League championship with a 3-1 victory over Fiorentina yesterday as Internazionale dropped a point m a thrilling 2-2 draw with city rivals AC Milan.
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      161 36 MADRID, Mon. Runaway Spanish soccer First Division leaders Barcelona yesterday suffered a shock 1-0 League defeat by lowly Hercules, who were forced to play with 19 men for the last 51 minutes. Their Argentine striker Dante Sanabria was sent off m the first half after being
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      210 36 Caszely helps Chileans crush Ecuador SANTIAGO, Mon Veteran striker Carlos Caszely celebrated his return to international soccer last night with two goals as Chile crushed Ecuador 6-2 m their World Cup South American Group Two qualifyingmatch. The victory put Chile on top of the group with three points from two
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      Fandi's back in favour
      257 36  - Fandi's back in favour JAN VAN DER VEEN FANDI AHMAD's winter of discontent at FC Groningen has finally given way to sunshine. The Singaporean, after being benched for more than three months, played his first game for the club m their 2-1 away win against Twente Enschede. The victory kept
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      78 36 LONDON, Mon. Everton have suffered a doable blow as they bid for their second Cup semifinal of the season. Paul Bracewell has been ruled out of Wednesday's European Cup-winners' Cup, second-leg match away to Fortuna Sittard m Holland after straining a hamstring m Saturday's 1-1 draw at
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      SOCCER RESULTS
      661 36 AISTRIAN: Eisenstadt 0 Austria Vienna 1, Spitial Drau 2 Wiener Sportclub 0. Admira Wacker Wien 4 Austria Klagenfurt 0. Sturm Graz 3 Vost Linz 2 Lask 2 Grazer AX 0. SSW Innsbruck 2 Vienna 1, Favoritner AC 0 DSV Alpine 1. Rapid Vienna 4 Austria Salzburg 0 BELGIAN:
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      286 36 Mrs T to head task force LONDON, Mon. Britain's Prime Minister, Mrs Margaret Thatcher, has put herself at the head of a special government committee to deal with soccer violence, British Press reports said yesterday. The committee, who also Include Home Secretary Leon Brittan, Sports Minister Nell Macfarlane and Environment
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      169 36 LONDON, Mon. The men's singles competition at the All-England badminton championships, starting here on Wednesday, promises to be the most open for several years. Players from China, Indonesia and rising badminton nation South Korea have hopes of dethroning Danish title-hold-er Morten Frost. The All-England event
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      293 36 MALMO, Mon. China's World Cup champion Han Jian warmed up for this week's All-England championships and avenged an early season defeat by compatriot Zhao Jianhua to win the Swedish Open badminton title yesterday. Han, 28, upset top-seeded Zhao 14--18, 15-1, 15-8 m the final
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      Shuttle mission with no booster
      406 38  -  J. RAJENDRAN COUNTDOWN TO MERDEKA GAMES By SINGAPORE'S badminton team cannot derive much ioy from the fact that both Indonesia and Malaysia will not be sending their top shuttlers to the Merdeka Games. Simply because they themselves will be without four of their top players
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      Medal chances as good as sunk
      299 38  -  PETER SIOW By SINGAPORE volleyball has had so many downs m its recent history that it probably doesn't need any anchor to stay there. In fact, one would consider it a miracle if it could somehow free itself and surface m the Games from
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      229 38 Stormy seas for top seed Wilander WORLD OF TENNIS BRUSSELS, Mon. Anders Jarryd beat a below form Mats Wilander, the top seed, 6-4, 3^, 7-5 yesterday m the final of the Belgian Indoor Championships dominated by Swedes. Jarryd, ranked six m the world, took just over two hours to defeat
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      Lock icon Calm waters for world No. 1 Martina
      265 38 DALLAS, Mon. Martina Navratilova used her serve-and-vol-ley game to full advantage yesterday to beat Chris Evert Lloyd 6-4, 6--4 m one of the finest matches the two have played against each other m recent years. Martina broke Chris's serve four times to win
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      Plan to stick by for long
      343 38  -  SINGAPORE hockey, condemned to oblivion, will be given the chance to shine again, if a proposal to amend the constitution finds enough backers at the Singapore Hockey Association's annual meeting m May. In revealing their bold new plan yesterday, secretary M. Param said the
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      329 38 England keep team title within focus LONDON, Mon ENGLAND hit a few setbacks but still managed to maintain an unbeaten record m the team events at the Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships m Douglas, Isle of Man, yesterday. They made a sound start m their attempt to recapture the title they
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      Ulu Pandan soccer fiesta
      39 38 THE Ulu Pandan Constituency will be holding a seven-a-side soccer tournament at Gloucester Barracks on May 5. Entry forms are available at the Ulu Pandan Community Centre. Call *****54 after 3 pm for more details.
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      233 38  -  HAKIKAT RAI BOSTON-BOUND marathoner Goh Gam Seng panted Into the Bedok Stadium after a long, long training run, hoping to collect his return ticket and pocket allowance for his 10-day trip to what he termed "the world's greatest marathon". Instead, he got more than he bargained for. His
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      553 38 RAY Edmonds, playing m the final for the first time, took the £7,500 ($18,000) first prize m the World Professional Billiards Championship m London. Edmonds, a 48-year-old Englishman whose best result had been his two wins m the World Amateur Snooker Championship, showed good match temperament and some
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      553 39 Spain's Seve reigns despite rains NEW ORLEANS, Mon. Spain's Seve Ballesteros, with a closing-round four-under-par 68, won a rainshortened US$4OO,OOO ($900,000) golf tournament with a three-round total of 11-under 205 here yesterday. Ballesteros started the day two shots back but took the lead for good when he sank a five-metre
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      Shearer springs a shock
      314 39  -  TAY CHENG KHOON Aussie pulls out of Masters By THE Rolex Masters, which tees off at the Bukit Course tomorrow, lost one of its master show-pieces when world-class golfer Bob Shearer failed to show up for the practice round yesterday. And a big question mark now
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      760 39 Draw and starting times (or today's Rolex pro-am. Ist lee: 7.1J Alvin Liau (S), Mervyn Neo, Reggie Song, Steven Lee. 7.22 J Woodland (Aust). Philip Kang. Gary Urn, X H Chang. 7.3 Fung Hee Kwan (S), Chua Soo Hock. Fred Goh. Pat Pereira. 7.J1 Poh Elng Chong (S),
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        125 39 Wright and Crowe in brave stand KINGSTON, Mon. A fighting fifth-wicket partnership of 72 by John Wright and Martin Crowe helped New Zealand to draw the first match of their Caribbean tour against the Shell Award XT here yesterday. Opener Wright hit 69 and the talented 22-year-old Crowe contributed 62
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        195 39 JOHOR Seaa Wei Hon* c Neethi b Rajalingam S i. Anton b Rajalingam 11 Harjit Singh c Swee Heng b Rajalingam 1 Lin Ju Jlng c Mokhtar b Rajalingam 3 S. Dalnand b Mehta 21 Y. Imran lbw Mehta 39 S. Idrto c de Kretser b Mehta 3 J.S.
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        24 39 DHAKA. Mon. Bangladesh and Sri Lanka drew their three-day cricket match today. Se*rea: Bangladesh 139 and 149-6; Sri Lanka 429-9 dec. Reuter
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        Neelan turns on the style
        90 39  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI NEELAN AMARASURIYA hammered an unbeaten 82 to guide Singapore to a five-wicket win over Johor m the Singapore Cricket Carnival at the Padang yesterday. The opening batsman, who started his innings cautiously, opened up towards the end to save the Republic from a
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        129 39 NEW DELHI, Mon. Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi has ordered the waiving of US$33,tM ($74,25J) m import doty on a luxury car won by Ravi Shastri m Australia. India's news agency quoted Indian Cricket Board president N. K. P. Salve as saying Mr Gandhi also
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      429 39  -  JOE DORAI REPORT...By Long layoff gives coach Hussein anxious moments 4 The afternoon kick-offs were probably the main causes for the belowpar displays. I was surprised at some of the players. They were completely off-colour and more liabilities a than assets. Hussein Aljunied SINGAPORE'S Malaysia Cup squad, who
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      Goodwood through
      105 39 GOODWOOD GROUP, needing three goals to advance into the second round of the Business House League, made sure of their entry when they thrashed George Cowen 600 Group 5-1 m a Division Three soccer match at Fairer Park yesterday. Goodwood's advance is at Chartered Bank's expense, who are
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      Lock icon Tottenham's Bowen a surprise in Welsh pack
      235 39 Tottenham's Bowen a surprise in Welsh pack CARDIFF, Mon. Tottenham's young full-back Mark Bowen earned a surprise call-up to the Wales squad for the World Cup Group Seven qualifying soccer match against Scotland on March 27. Bowen, who has made a mere seven appearances for his club, is the only
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      58 39 LONDON, Mon. Nottingham Forest striker Peter Davenport, playing only his second hill season m the First Division, was today included m England's squad for next Tuesday's friendly soccer international against Ireland. Squad: Shilton, Bailey, Woods; Anderson, Stevens, Sansom, Kennedy, Butcher, Wright, Watson, Fenwick; Robson, Wilkins, Williams, Hoddle,
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      36 39 JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesia beat Bangladesh 2-0 (half-time 0-0) m a World Cup soccer Asian Group Three qualifying match before a 40,000 crowd here tonight. Scorers: Bambang Nurdiansyah (penalty, 48th minute), Dede Sulaeman (57th). Reuter
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      Seok Hui scores a double
      402 39  - Seok Hui scores a double JOE DOR A I 41 hope my achievements as the Sportswoman and Sportsgirl will further boost squash m the Republic. Of late, squash has been m the limelight and this is a further endorsement of the game's popularity. Seok Hui SINGAPORE'S top woman squash player,
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      Jeep is laid to rest
      136 37  -  ROGER YUE By Racing Editor IPOH, Mon. Veteran racing journalist Chan Tin Weng, better known as Epsom Jeep, who died on Thursday at 65, was today buried at the Christian Cemetery m Tambun Road, not far from the racecourse which was closest to his heart.
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      Rare double for Hamid
      463 37  -  TONTO By IT IS uncommon for a jockey, let alone an apprentice, to lodge two objections at a race meeting and have both of them upheld. Rising apprentice Abdul Hamid achieved this feat at the just-concluded meeting at Ipoh. In Race 6 on the second day.
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      Bukit Timah weights
      1628 37 WEIGHTS. barrier draw and ratings for this weekends races at Bukit Timah: SATURDAY Claaa 3 Div. 2 I ,Boom (Rating*: 80-79) 8 Slashing Sabre 57 90 i 7 Taiwan 56.5 89 15 Data Bank 56 8B 10 Competent 55.5 8" 6 Lizon 55.5 $7 4 Amazon Lady
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      209 37 At the 400m At the finish Pictures by and ALBERT SIM LEE FOO SAN Tote Board Stakes Cl 6 1,200m 1. Ammushanti 2. Malaysian Pearl 3. Donna Quasar 4. Sundari Dist: 5, 5, nk Time 1:18.8 Restricted terms Div C 1,200m 1. Mata
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      409 37 181 Deaths 181 Deaths Mdm Tan Geok Kheng Aged 94 Mother of the late Mr. Low Eng How, called to be with The Lord on 17/3/85 Sunday at 4.30 pm. leaving behind Beloved Daughter-in-law:-Mdm Ang Soon Eng Daughter Son-in-law: Low Tuan Hue Tan Peng Chin Grand Sons/Daughters: Grand Sons/ Daughters-in-law:
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      129 37 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements The Family of the late MRS. LIM BOON KOW Nee TAN AH MOI wishes to express their hea.tieli thanks and apprecis tions to all Relatives, Friend*, Colleague* Pastor* and Church Members of Singapore Life Church Prm»«p Street, and Doctors, Nurses and Staff of Ward 4£ of
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      92 37 183 Condolences 183 Condolences With deepest sympathies and condolences to the family of the Sate MR. FREDERICK EDWARD GEORGE ROTHWELL EXECUTIVE ADVISOR passed away peacefully m London, UK on 6th March '85 From The Directors And Staff Of P.T. NUSA CIPTA RANCANA INDONESIA (Sole Distributor For NCR Indonesia) P.C. TRANSINDO
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      93 37 Mdm Rukumani w/o Singaram Age 68 Passed away peacefully or, 18th March 1985 Leaving twhind Daughters: S Sumathi Bai S Kujalabai Sons: S Balaknshnan S Ramaknshnan S Jayakumar Sons-in-law, Daughter«-m-la«». Grandchildren and Great Grand Child and Relatives Cortege leavet 10-? 06 81l 312 Aye. 3 St. 31. Ang
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      79 37 The family of the late CHUA PHAIK NEO (Mrs Khc Sioe Bin) wi»h«» to express their hear felt thank* and epprecixtio to Rev Dt Stephen Tan. Rev T.C Nga, Rev Oot Ah Loon Rev Chew Boon Hui, pastors member* of Chen Li Preabyte nan Church, business associates, relatives
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      131 38 181 Deaths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MR. JOSEPH NG CHOO MENG (Age 69) Passed away peacefully on 16th March '85 at 12.10 am leaving behind beloved wife Mdm SOH CHOO CHOO SONS DAUGHTERS NG BOON PAH NG BOON TIANG NG BOON HO NG BOON HIAN GRANOSONS GRANDDAUGHTERS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW GRANDDAUGHTERNGVONGCHUA NG
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      183 Condolences 183 Condolence 183 Condolences
      78 38 183 Condolences 183 Condolence 183 Condolences CONDOLENCE We extend our deepest sympathy to the family of Joseph Ng Choo Meng on his demise on 16th. March 1985 FROM Management and staff 0 DYNASTY DYNASTY HOLDINGS GROUP DYNASTY TOURS INTERNATIONAL PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE. DYNASTY TRAVEL INTERNATIONAL (M) SON. BHD. MALAYSIA. HAWAIIAN
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      159 38 The Family Of The Late Goh Eng Chuan, Harry wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to Rev. (Fr.) Vincent Chee, church members, relatives, colleagues and friends for their attendance, condolences, wreaths, donations, assistance and support during their recent bereavmont. The family of the late MR. ABDUL
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      88 38 The femily of the late VINCENT JOLLY OH 800 TAT wish to express their heartfelt thank* to Rev. Father Joseph Tan, members of the Benevolent Association, Church of St Bemadette, and the doctors A nurses of Ward 3, Alexandra Hospital, all relatives and friends for their assistance, prayers
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      43 38 WE, SONS (Kit I. Nadarajah, 25 Merino Crescent, Singapore and Mr. I. Doralra.'.ah. Taman Kanagapuram. PJ) of the late Mdm. Chellamah Iyadural wish to thank all friends and relatives for their kind assistance and messages of condolence during our recent bereavement.
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      50 38 184 In Memor iam In Loving and C wished Memory of Our Beloved Father NARAYANABAMY SOMASUNDARAM Departed on 19.3.82 i Sadly and deeply mitt ed but alv/ays remembered by dear wile, children, tone-in- law, daughter-in-law and grandcWWren^^^^^^^^^ MR KWOK CHEE MENG DEPARTED: 19.3.1969 ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY WIFE, CHILDREN A GRANDCHILDREN
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      185 Requiem
      43 38 ATHMA SANTHI POO J A OOVINDAMMAL SUBRAMANIAM Departed: Sth March 1085 Prayer* will be held on 20th March 1985 al 7.00pm at Sri Sivan Temple. Serangoon Road. Mr. Rarnasamy ft Family would Ilka relative* friends to take thla at a pjrtonaMnvltatlon^^^^^^^^
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    424 40 Viets use Russian weapons m incursions, Kapitsa told BANGKOK, Mon. Thailand today protested to the Soviet Union against Vietnam's use of Soviet weapons m incursions into Thailand from Cambodia. Foreign Minister Siddhi Savetsila said he told visiting Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Kapitsa that Moscow's
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    164 40 JAKARTA, Mon. A court m north Jakarta today sentenced five teenagers to 20 months' iail after convicting them of burning a dispensary, a shop and seven cars and causing the deaths of nine people m a riot last September m Tanjung Priok.
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    141 40 NEW DELHI, Mon. Indian police today launched a search for a Soviet diplomat last reported seen m a Delhi park yesterday. Deputy Commissioner of Police B.K. Gupta said police had been alerted at Delhi's international airport and were searching hospitals for the diplomat, Mr Igor
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    191 40 Journalist visited by police over Carrian reports HONGKONG, Mon. An Australian journalist said today that her apartment m Hongkong had been searched by police as a result of her reports on a court case involving the collapsed Carrian property empire. Miss Ali Cromie, 28, said police searched her apartment for
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    106 40 SIA girl who's trying to change Britain's mind THIS Is the advertisement that Singapore Airlines la using to change British Transport Secretary Nicholas Ridley's mind la Its omnklgn to get the British Government to Approve Its application to fly to Manchester. The girl Is SIA flight stewardess Tan Swee Ten,
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    344 40 Cinema ticket prices to remain the same CINEMA ticket prices will remain the same despite the cut m entertainment duty and the right of operators to fix their own rates. Operators representing more than 40 cinemas decided to retain the present rates at their annual general meeting last Saturday. Tax
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    32 40 NEW YORK, Mon. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 6.85 points to 1,254.20 points m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    69 40 What it should have been THE Sunday Times wrongly reported m a feature on bookies that the Singapore Turf Club pays a maximum of $100 for each $5 bet by punters. The club has no ceiling on payouts. Bookies limit theirs to $60. THE first consolation prize number m Sunday's
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    73 40 WIESBADEN (West Germany), Mon. A rare 19th Century German stamp printed on the wrong colour paper has been sold m an auction here for 2.3 million marks (5f1.54 million) to an anonymous American collector, the auctioneers said today. The nine-farthing stamp on a letter posted m
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    307 40 US suffers trade deficit of $223 b WASHINGTON, Mon. The broadest measure of US foreign trade plunged to a record deficit of US$lOl.6 billion (*****.5 billion) last year, more than double the deficit suffered m 1983, the US Department of Commerce re- ported today. The trade deficit has been so
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    Soccer hooligan courts trouble
    164 40 LONDON, Mon. A man who brought an English Football League match to a halt when he ran on to the pitch and pushed the referee called the magistrates who bound him over for causing a breach of the peace "mugs". The Times of London reported recently
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    185 40 Schools hit as British teachers go on strike LONDON, Mon. A wave of strikes for higher pay by British schoolteachers disrupted education across the country today. The two largest teaching unions called 11,600 teachers m England and Wales and 16,000 m selected areas m Scotland to press demands for higher
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    130 40 Kay Peng 'to take over TDC job' KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malayan United Industries deputy chairman and group chief executive, Datuk Kho© Kay Peng, Is to take •ver as chairman of the Malaysian Tourist Development Corporation (TDC). According to a press report, Prune Minister Datuk Serf Dr Mahathir Mohamad is expected
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      How I dodged London traffic
      1327 1  -  TERESA OOI By To its fans, it's a revolution on three wheels and an answer to the prayers of trafficchoked city planners everywhere. To its critics, it's a plastic menace unsafe and unfit to be on the road. Britain's Sinclair C 5 the world's first
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        728 2  - Circus act for Paris hair show CATHERINE TAN ?L Singaporean hairstylists hope to make a hit with their circus act at an international hair show m Paris THE Singapore circus is going to Paris next month. But it will feature only four animal stars the lion (symbolising Singapore), the tiger,
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        When courage is lacking...
        485 2  -  LAU KEK VUI Tuesday column By A national serviceman CONFESSIONS are said to be good for the soul. They are meant to help a man get a load off his chest at the same time that he faces up to his guilt. Mine, however, makes me
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        Lock icon Full day for pre-schoolers
        481 2  -  PATRICIA MCCORMACK By m New York ALL-DAY kindergartens are being established across the country. The pressure is also building up to lower the pre-school age to four. Leslie Williams, an associate professor of early childhood education at Columbia University's Teacher's College and consultant to such programmes
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        What makes a good father?
        633 3  -  LEE TRUMAN By FATHERS will is under attack. As never before. Dad needs to understand the pressures that are on him if he is helping to raise a modern family. Mothers are becoming liberated and children are rebelling against authority, and Dad's job keeps him
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        Masters o£ French cuisine
        557 3  -  MAY HO Three French Masterchefs came to promote their cuisine m Singapore hotels last week. We profile two one who's among the youngest m the elite group and the other, a grandfather. Articles by Only 34, and at the top of his trade AT 34, Roland
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        Continuing a family tradition
        582 3 MASTERCHEF Pierre Alexandre is a thirdgeneration chef. Grandpapa was a chef for the Spanish court and papa a patisserie chef and cook. It seemed quite natural then for Pierre and his twin brother, Paul, to follow m their footsteps when they left school. Now, the two
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        Who will win?
        752 5  -  VERNON SCOTT Monday is Oscar night. Which stars and what films will win? By m Hollywood THIS year's Academy Awards, like the previous 56 Oscar races, are stirring controversy, chiefly over Best Director and Best Picture. More so than other lively arts, films are a collaborative effort.
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        Zesty, fun-filled Wonderland
        353 5  -  K. MALATHY ALICE IN WONDERLAND The Trial Produced by the ST*ARS Troupers PUB Auditorium Friday and Saturday, 7.30 pm Saturday and Sunday, 2 pm Previewed by THE Caterpillar was doing her vowel exercises. "A A, E, I, O, U!" she sang lustily as she swayed and twisted.
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      87 1 May we offer you a loan sweet Icon? FIN F /?T"T N :|P^^^^^l^^ BocHß^^^^^^ \T^\ UlllcItrllLt:. /.i/ v-< S^^^^^^ '^miism Kss,''-J X m T"^^l I A» I *"X, .Ji^Mbj f I Elf z' i C f y "^k KjHi l»i *<J mLi it j BMP f A u JP^^C^^ Shenton
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      252 2 DIVINE AN ATTRACTIVE proudly presents GIFTS CAMPAIGN for 1985 fc ■fIfIUVC JL mm LETTER OPENER CUP (While Stocks Last) DIVINE MARK STAMP PROVIDES YOU 30,000 impressions Instant dry, waterproof Clear impression print at your •No smear and smudge fingertips Flexible design and size available No ink-pad needed 4 colours for
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      246 2 *>^| MentholatiJiTi KS^+ The Family Ointment' Mentholatum Aromatic Analgesic Ointment Menthoiatum Analgesic Minor Burns and Ointment is the multi- Scalds purpose family ointment Insect Bites and tor generations Stings Helps .0 relieve and Chest Co^san. g and Rough Runny Nose and Inn Bum Hay Fever PflCk| Hea Blocked Nose T
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      354 3 ZOOM IN ON CAMERAS Konica pocket-size cameras easy-to-use pocket-size P"*yr^Ss^"Tf/ \mR jL. I^^ camera with pop-up flash ll J t^A w Hi wßt NOWgcngfor It U f {WNHfif jfcfr MGD 250 %>^ WATCH THESE TIMELY I C^C3l^^^^ OS Ol t"O And many m re ava||ab|e KKI^C DLHDrIEO j: Xl I
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      531 4 GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ;fCATHAYTNOWSH^^ V W ;4.V S I lam I 30, 4 00, 630& 9 I S,,m V X THE EXORCIST" THE HOWLING" WERE MERELY DREAMS 9 I i L bbbbT B I" I I"l I "^^^^bbbbl 4^k X I L Jk^\^ I oFJ^^|^^^»g^^)^^^^^^^^^H ORCHARD: NOW SHOWING! Q "J.^jSS 1 4
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      578 4 > :< r.<>.'- //f\TAIWAN WTEXULE SHOW yji IN SINGAPORE :.S- f' Date: March 1 9-21 1 985 Opening Hours: 11.00 AM 7. 00PM H&j wj? Site: Exhibition Center, 3rd Floor, Hyatt Regency (Singapore) V^<\ -vi^" I'^1 See the whole range of quality products from Taiwan's booming textile K rSr. 'js&kf^E&^*~~
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      172 4 I HEAR YE! HEAR YE! THE BIG B ISA 1/2 HUNDRED 1 TODAY I CASIO. 1 ELECTRONIC CASH REGISTERS Most unbeatable cost-performance versatile and reliable ECRs. From $399 ■b\ <****& B. Hto BHL-^"~" y^H»^§^ 6130ER v Depts 20, 30, 40 Depts^^^B^^ 48PLUs 32 Sub Depts 288 Sub Depts w Full
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      902 4 Q \tT/ Qpganisatqn y rt TODAY TOMORROW ONI V Q O FIRST BLOOD Q 0 TODAY TOMORROW ONi V Q Xt "ie«w 510 ORGAN I S ATI O N PRINCE NOW SHOWING 1 I 1 am, I 30 4 00. 6 45 9 15 ORIENTAL NOW SHO>'- Mam 100 315
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      300 5 Tin TENDER NOTICE SINGAPORE AIRLINES LIMITED INVITES TENDERS FOR THE SALE OF STACKER RETRIEVAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE SYSTEMS AS FOLLOWS: TENDER REFERENCE 1251 A) Six Decombi Equipment and 5 Double Rows of Shelves overall dimension 27ft depth by 18ft high. All shelves are adjustable to suit storage needs. B) XI Courier
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      506 5 PRELIMINARY FINAL REPORT TO THE SHAREHOLDERS TWELVE MONTHS ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1984 The Board of Directors of Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad have pleasure to announce the unaudited results of the Company and Group for the twelve months ended 31 December 1984 LATEST YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR TO 31ST TO 31ST s&
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      344 5 I Bursaries and Study Loans for the Academic Year 1985/86 Applicc+ions are invited from students who will be applying this year for admission to full-time courses at the Singapore Polytechnic Ngee Ann Polytechnic for the following awards (A) MERIT BURSARIES (C) STUDY LOANS 3$ (B) SPECIAL MALAY BURSARIES* Sj Special
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      98 5 BAILIFF'S I SALE In The Subordinate Courts Of The Republic Of Singapore Writ of Seizure Sale No. 693/85 In The Cause Of Cheng Feng TrdgPte Ltd... Plaintiff versus Weide Printers Stationers Pte Ltd Defendant AUCTION SALE OF Office stationeries, copier, etc., TO BE HELD AT Blk 30 -01-893 Bendemeer Road
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      297 5 NOTICE We refer to the Winding Up Petition No. 73 of 1985 against our company by Global Airfreight International Pte Ltd which appeared m the Straits Times on the Bth March 1985. We hereby announce that the above Petition would be withdrawn by Global Airfreight International Pte Ltd as the
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      275 5 IN THK. HKiH < OI RT OF THK REPI'SUC OK SINGAPORE Originating Petition No: i^of 198A IN THK MATTER OK HOCk H*A HIN 4 COMPAMI (SINGAPORE) PRI\ 4TK LIMITED And IN THK MATTER OF SECTION 64 OF THK COMPANIES ACT (CAP 185) 1971 EDITION ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY i GIVEN
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      337 5 What's on PHOTO EXHIBITION Of children all over the world. Goethe-Institut, Singapore Shopping Centre, from noon to 6 pm daily except Sundays. On till next Saturday Free. FRENCH FILM La Peau Douce. Story of a man who loves two women. Cultural Theatre, Cuscaden Road. 9 pm With English subtitles. Free.
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      213 6 Thai Royal Executive Qass. We gp to great lengths to please. A Thai, we go to such lengths toplease you. Ik Our Royal Executive Class adds to your comfort. Class. And we go to great lengths to Non i ein tn tually nieasuretiursmooth as- offers longer legroom than <\n\ We
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      1755 6 YOUR VIEWING AND LISTENING GUIDE 'fcp Songs for all the pretty girls i sbcs i ri^o^ i mjjwmm.mmmm.m. ____w-_____— ___> i 230 PM SBC Text "Live" Sample 2) Mischief (Cartoon) 5 AM National Anthem port 1.35 Your Lunchdate W T M-P- m^ W'^^Sm Pa c es 70 M rk afld
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      Problems that interpreters £ace
      722 1  -  KOH SIEW TIN One of the things that drew strong reactions to the first sitting of Parliament on TV was the standard of translation of the speeches made m the House. We asked the interpreters concerned about the problems of their job. By 4 An interpreter
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      65 1 Hl# Jiif &9S^I ffi s£m# y m. fo h »tPal_tfcbfSsE*g ffiffi m xftm& ht >s 6tJilil^ffl^Bfife*ss] sS°^l969^fiJl9Bl^' *ft ii i$ ffl aft m AS !if#iS-di# *slW«ifsrg^/Jx|ltZ ffcfn—^W«cAft— S 7C tßlt^T *T— lsl ft- ft til &it if *Q iR W i« &31 m I M-£>t& t© ftfafl 'j|?IrASUAi2IMf An interpreter
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        313 1 APPOINTMENTS NOTICFS mmm stants RSSOBBI warn l e efa i No *****59 Ra es: b x se^ce: *r* r\,-« Sfiles Service: Straits Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected: 555.00 I Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD Tel: *****11 ext 2724-7 2669 Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. Posted: S|lo.oo APPOINTMENTS we ore
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        234 1 r Established Manufacturer of Professional Quartz Crystals Filters since 1972 requires MAINTENANCE ENGINEER Qualifications: University Degree m Electrical Electronics Engineering. Those with Diploma m Electronics Communications and relevant experiI ence may apply. Experience: We require the services on an experienced Engineer to take charge of the maintenance of Production Electronics
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        380 1 I McDERMOTT SOUTH EAST ASIA PTE. LTD. I ra A well established multi-national company which provides Sj marine engineering and construction services to the offshore oil ra and gas industry m South-East Asia invites Malaysian citizens 11| to fill the following positions: I Project Engineer I THE POSITION: Kg The
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        168 1 Ml LEADING ENGINEERING REFRIGERATION CO. A well established Refrigerating and Electrical Company have the following vacancies: PROJECT MANAGER Polytechnic Diploma m Engineering Minimum 7 years experience Experience m Refrigeration work with Electrical knowledge REFRIGERATION MECHANIC Minimum 5 years experience Be able to handle repairs and installation of Air Conditioning and
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        Feather in cap for sheng player
        672 2  -  CHONG WING HONG B, 4 The sheng is the only Chinese musical instrument that can harmonise itself. It is getting more important m an orchestra. A SINGAPORE-born musician Lee Chee Kung, one of the judges at the Fifth National Music Competition here, has added
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        31 2 I*fi^ Iff SSWIt^ fiU¥i* #*J£lUttßE >J &—jfii IfcJSZ^S 3»^^ MaAfCMftil fiStlA6Uft]^jgft ftfe <//■<(/• i-iii'^jjMhJ-iHj ±m£ t it fi *^s.n* XT wfciS*t- m R ft Ift 11- e^iJT fk *^jtl ft s"xi«WLt«*fflJ{c ±m
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        Calligrapher shows his skill
        351 2  -  NGIAM TONG HAI By SUN SHIN NONG, 72, can make a dragon appear at your feet with one sweep of his "broom". Last Thursday, he showed Mr Ho Kan Leong, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Education) and MP for Jurong, and a crowd at the Chinese Chamber of
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        253 2 APPOINTMENTS DENKR >. arc "iw <>i the downstream companies oi the Singapore Petrochcmica] Complex at Piilan Aver Mcrfaati (about 30 minutes l>> fern from Rosir Planjang), inanufaetnring and selling Vcctylenc Black (Dcnka Black) and wishes to invite suitably qualified candidates for the positions of:SENIOR TECHNICIAN (MALE) Graduates of the Singapore
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        340 2 EASTRECO jjjj! EASTRECO (PTEJ LTD, a Nestle food research J f and development company invites suitably qualified candidates to apply for the position of: j| ißwfjmS— _i gj[ mf <f 1"1 y** H It if Duties: |jf Involved m supervision of the workshop staff to carry out general maintenance and
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        284 2 We invite suitably qualified candidates for the position of: TECHNICIAN Age: Applicants should be between 27 to 35 years old Possess PUB Electrical licence NTC m Electrical Fitting and installation At least 5 years experience m actual designing and preparation of wire diagrams-, actual assembly and manufacture of switchboard for
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        235 2 LAND TITLES ACT (CHAPTER 276) and LAND TITLES (STRATA) ACT (CHAPTER 2T7) NOTICE Pursuant to Section 29 of the Land Titles Act an Ap- plication No. A/HBOOO6B j dated the 30th day of No- vember 1984 has been made by MOHAMED ANVER- DEEN S/O S.M. ABDUL AHAD of Blk 20,
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        367 2 NOTICES IjfSCHOLARSHIP AWARDS I B The Monetary Authority of Singapore B and the R Government of Singapore investment Corporation S§: jointly invite applications from outstanding young people for the g| following scholarship awards: I LOCAL AWARDS I ijl Tenable at the National University of Singapore commencing m the WE 1985/86
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        106 3 NOTICES SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE HIGH COURT Of THE REPUBLIC Of SINGAPORE IN THE CAUSE OF Originating Summons No. 1107 of 1984 Writ of Distress No. 237 of 1984 City Developments Ltd Plaintiffs versus SI R Services Pte Ltd Defendants AUCTION SALE OF IBM/IMS Computers and Canon Copier. TO BE
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        96 3 BAILIFF'S SALE In The Subordinate f Courts Of The Republic Of Singapore Writ Of Distress No. 48 of 1985 In The Cause Of City Developments Ltd Plaintiff versus Betty Lai Vow Sai Defendant AUCTION SALE OF Hair-dryer, air-con. chairs etc. TO BE HELD AT 120 Sunset Way Clementi Park Condominium
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        157 3 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18, m% EDITION) APPLICATION TO APPROVE COMPOSITION IN BANKRUPTCY NOS 115/74 Sin Swee Bee Electric Co formerly of No 469 Yio Chu Kang Road. Singapore Sole-proprietor: Ong Bee Kok of Block 456 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10 =05-1548 Singapore 2056 1082/77 Leng Engineering Co (A Firm)
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        825 3 >UTHO R r o <* invites applications tor the following positions A PROBATIONARY AERODROME FIRE OFFICERS (Gross Salary $782 $2,416 pm) Applicants must possess an Honours or a Pass Degree or a GCE 'A' Level Certificate They must also meet the following minimum physical requirements Height 1 63 m Chest
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        776 3 COMICS ff_ GARFIELD By Jim Davis PEANUTS BySchalz GARHELRTHE VET SAYS YOU I TOO T LIRDTE MV RPPHCT Ow l r i ip-^tc it iitu I T CAT A ctatc ARE GOING TO HAVE TO STAY LATE, i wpi i qtatc nr tL I RCTE IT U)llH V UC>MAT HAPPENED
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        Journalists must work very hard to succeed
        771 4 Female journalists Part II THE LATE Encik Yusof Lshak, said Kak Midah, was a source of Inspiration and encouragement to all of us. He frequently said: "To be a good reporter, one must come m early and be willing to work late hours."
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        171 4 Kegiatan Minggu Ini Kelab Dondang Sayang Dahim rancangan televisyen SBC "Kelab Dondang Sayang" yang akan disiarkan pada hari Jumaat, 22 Mac, pada jam 6.25 petang menerusi Salaran 5, M. Ismail, seorang biduan dan penggnbah lagn yang terkenal yang pernah memenangi peradaan Adnbakat Radio, akan mendendangkan beberapa bnah laga asli dan
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        Harus kerja kuat untuk jaya
        661 4  -  Oleh MAIZATON ES Allahyarham Yusof Ishak, menurut Kak Midah, selalu menggalakkan beliau dengan kata-kata seperti: "Kalau mahu jadi wartawan mesti datang pukul lapan atau sembilan pagi dan bekerjalah dengan tekun hingga ke petang." Menurut Kak Midah mi adalah satu nasihat yang baik. Soal mesm taip
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      76 4 With deepest sympathies and condolences to The family of the late Mr. Frederick Edward George Rothwell Founder Chairman of LK-NES GROUP OF COMPANIES Passed away peacefully In London, U.K. on 6th March, 1985 From The Directors Management and staff of LK-NES A/S, DENMARK LK-NES (SEA) PTE LTD, SINGAPORE LK-NES (M)
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        276 4 NOTICES I MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE OF SINGAPORE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the j Thirtieth Annual General Meeting will be held on Wednesday 27 March 1985. VENUE: Phoenix Ballroom I Hotel New Otani Singapore 177A River Valley Road Singapore 0617 TIME: 7.00 pm Please call Elizabeth at Tel: *****01 I
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        470 4 |i|i By Order of KASSBELL (PTE) LTD. and IKE ■m^\ ROBIN ENGINEERING (PTE) LTD. |f HENRY BUTCHER AND CO. m association with VICTOR AND MORRIS |Bg (PTE) LTD. are instructed to: SHB 1 SELL BY TENDER I 9h as a whole or m separate lots: W&k MgR (A) LARGE QUANTITY
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        47 4 "Berapa tinggi terbangnya bangau, I Jj <^f^p* ~^h akhirnya hinggap di belakang kerbau MSPIM It A /Si 1 iM^r'--]uga.» "No matter how high the stork flies, it I CIIUUI IVJDvJ will eventually land on the buffalo's back "There's no place like home." Literal translation, Equivalent English proverb
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