The Straits Times, 29 June 1985

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1985 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/85
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    New-style courtesy campaign will last a whole year
    637 1  -  VALERIE LEE By The challenge Singapow reans face is this: Can we be richer m material things m the Singapore of 1999, yet also be a gracious, refined and cultured people? Will striving for higher standards of living make us think only
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    Bosses pledge to help unions
    657 1  -  AHMAD OSMAN Discrimination is out, but employers support recruitment drive By I think the fundamental V question we employers have to answer before we respond to trade union strategies is whether we want a strong and credible trade union movement. The answer is a big
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    Lock icon Sharp rise in US business index
    206 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. The United States' main forecasting barometer of future economic activity rose sharply m May, but m less positive news, the government also reported today that the nation suffered its second largest trade deficit m history. The Commerce Department said its index of
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    Lock icon Rumours of rift with Musa are untrue: Mahathir
    297 1 Rumours of rift with Musa are untrue: Mahathir JOHOR BARU, Fri. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad moved quickly today to squash rumours of a rift between him and Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam. He said the rumours had been spread by certain people based on the fact
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    Lock icon Latest 'TENTATIVE FIX' ON RECORDER
    71 1 Latest 'TENTATIVE FIX' ON RECORDER CORK (Ireland), Fri. Investigators probing the Atlantic seabed for the wreckage of a crashed Air India jumbo jet today had "a tentative Ox" on Its "black box" flight recorder, an Irish government spokesman said. He told reporters a British navy ship had located the balk
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    Hotline starts on Monday
    173 1 THE courtesy hotline is back again and The Straits Times would like you to call and tell us about the times you have seen people being courteous or discourteous. The hotline will start on Monday and you can call us between If am and 4 pm
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    Lock icon Soviets deploying more SS-20 missiles: Bush
    185 1 BRUSSELS, Fri. US Vice-President George Bush said today the Soviet Union has deployed more SS-20 nuclear missiles despite a freeze announced by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. He told a news conference at Nato headquarters a new figure for Soviet deployment of the medium-range missiles
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      247 1 BEHINDEVERYSONYPRODUCTIS SONYService I SONY I 1 1 THE ONE AND ONLY 1 1 The Sunday Times Tomorrow 1 HOME SWEET HOME 1 Back from the brain drain They had a good life abroad a well-paid job, more comforts, more leisure, a freer environment. Yet some of Singapore's brightest, after years
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      9 1 Go easy on pay rises, bosses urge: Page 14
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      11 1 US deficit a record high $90.2 b last month: Page 5.
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      28 1 Inside 68 pages today Summary 2 World News 3-7 Asean 9 Causeway II Editorial 18 Background 19 Letters 29 Times Dollar 21-24 Classifieds 25-33,35 Racing 34-35 Sports 36-39
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      414 2 End of the smell ABOUT 8,000 Housing Board households which have had to put up with damaged or leaking refuse chutes will soon see an end to these problems. The board is spending $10.4 million to replace the 1,000 old chutes in 200 blocks in various estates. The replacement
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      Comment
      300 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS PRESUMABLY with the past sterility of the North-South dialogue In mind, permanent United Nations representative, Mr Klshore Mahbubanl, has recommended Singapore's moderate and constructive approach to other Third World states. Extremist demands, in any case, has made no headway with the Reagan administration and conservative
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      Forum
      117 2 CAR-WASH QUERY A FTLIPINA maid who was employed more than three months ago to do the housework and look after her employer's eight-year-old daughter was recently surprised to be asked to wash the family car two to four times a week. When she was employed, it was agreed that
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      Timesdollar
      139 2 WALL STREET HITS RECORD HIGH WALL STREET stock prices closed at a record high yesterday as investors sought to buy downtrodden technology stocks at bargain-basement prices. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 8.40 points to close at an all-time high of 1332.21. The old mark was 1327.28, set on
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      Timesport
      280 2 Million-dollar carrot STAR tennis player Chris Evert Lloyd, showing no signs the neck injury she suffered, continued her million-dollar quest in London on Thursday. Chris, whose victory over Martina Navratilova in the French Open final put her at the top of the women's rankings for the first time in
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      Around the world
      592 2 Explosives training ONE of two Sikhs being sought for questioning in the crash of the Air India jumbo jet off Ireland and an airline baggage explosion in Japan, took a course in explosives at a private school for mercenaries near Birmingham (Alabama), according to the school's director.
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      Around Asean... and Across the Causeway
      244 2 Around Asean... and Across the Causeway New Brunei party A GROUP of Brunei businessmen has formed the sultanate's only political party to peacefully try and achieve a system of parliamentary democracy under a constitutional monarchy. Known as the Brunei National Democratic Party (BNDP), it was registered by the Brunei government
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      Section Two
      400 2 Behind Hanoi's facade HANOI'S leadership is one of the most enduring in the world, most of its members having been together for the past four decades. They are the inheritors of Ho Chi Minn's legacy and have ruled the country cohesively since Ho T s death in 1976.
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      TV update
      133 2 RTMI 3.15 Muqaddam: The Holy Book 3.43 NBA Basketball (English) 5.02 Documentary How We Know the Earth Moves (English) 5.14 Saintis Muda: The Young Scientist 5.47 Terrytoons (English) 6.10 Rasa Sayang Aidilfitri (r): Entertainment programme 7.06 Seruan Haji: The Call of Haj 7.26 Waktu Maghrib: Prayer Call 7.37
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      Lock icon New talks to end nuclear deadlock
      384 3 China and US make 'substantial progress/ says Reagan aide BEIJING, Fri. Washington and Beijing have made "substantial progress" m nuclear non-proliferation talks aimed at ending their deadlock over a controversial US-China nuclear treaty, senior Reagan administration officials said yesterday. US Ambassador-at-large Richard Kennedy said
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      Lock icon Oh, give me a home where the buffaloes roam...
      95 3 TEDS COULD be a scene from New Delhi, or any other Indian town for that matter if it were not for the obviously Chinese faces and neon signs. It Is in fact a busy city street in Taipei, which on Sundays
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      Lock icon Solomons rebuff Soviet move on fishing rights
      315 3 Solomons rebuff Soviet move on fishing rights HONIARA (Solomon Islands), Friday THE Solomon Islands has rebuffed a move by the Soviet Union to establish fishing rights m its exclusive economic zone, Acting Prime Minister Ezekiel Alebua said today. Moscow offered to open talks on fishing rights earlier this year after
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      Lock icon Copyright law tightened in Taiwan
      182 3 Copyright law tightened in Taiwan TAIPEI, Fri. Taiwan today amended and broadened the scope of its copyright law, sharply increasing the maximum penalty for violating copyrights. The amendment, which was passed by the legislative Yuan, is aimed at curbing widespread counterfeiting. The maximum sentence is raised to five years from
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      Lock icon OTB official on fraud conspiracy charge
      98 3 OTB official on fraud conspiracy charge HONGKONG, Fri. An official of the failed Overseas Trust Bank (OTB) appeared In court today accused of conspiracy to commit fraud. Cheung Tai Man, 61, a manager m the bank's credit department, was released on HKs2l,tM (555,57«) bail. Two former senior executives of OTB,
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      Lock icon Ne Win's party to hold congress in mid-August
      201 3 Ne Win's party to hold congress in mid-August RANGOON, Fri. Burma's ruling political party, headed by the aging U Ne Win, will hold its four-yearly congress m mid-August. More than 1,100 civil and military delegates of the 1.5 million-member Burma Socialist Programme Party, the only party allowed by law m
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      Lock icon Iranian leader late for VIP date
      195 3 Iranian leader late for VIP date BEIJING, Fri. Iran's No. 2 leader, Mr AH Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, appeared half an hour late today for a meeting with President Li Xiannian despite an Iranian diplomat's earlier report that he was m a hospital here for treatment of stomach cancer. Another Iranian
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      Lock icon Le Duan has talks with Gorbachev
      127 3 Le Duan has talks with Gorbachev MOSCOW, Fri. Vietnamese Communist Party Secretary-General Le Duan had talks yesterday m the Kremlin with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, as part of an "official friendship visit" to the Soviet Union, Tass news agency reported. Mr Gorbachev returned to Moscow earlier yesterday from an inspection
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      Lock icon Alleged spies arrested
      59 3 SEOUL, Fri. A North Korean and two other men have been arrested as spies, the Agency for National Security Planning said today. It said the North Korean, Shin Kwang-Su, had been a spy for the past 12 years. The other two were Korean residents m Japan recruited
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      Lock icon Ex-Rhodesian PM Smith re-elected to assembly
      347 4 Ex-Rhodesian PM Smith re-elected to assembly HARARE, Fri. Former Rhodesian rebel Premier lan Smith has been re-elected to the National Assembly m what was likely to be Zimbabwe's last Whites-only election. Mr Smith, 66, has served m the assembly for 37 years, 15 as prime minister of White minorityruled Rhodesia.
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      Lock icon Archbishop held up by gunmen
      112 4 BEIRUT, Fri. Three gunmen held up Lebanese Greek Orthodox Archbishop Elias Qorban near Beirut airport last night and stole his cross and money. He said the gunmen, one armed with an automatic rifle and the others with pistols, stopped his car about 600 metres from
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        71 4 PORTUGESE President Antonio Ramalho Eanes has decided to dissolve Parliament, opening the way for an early general election, alter a crisis caused by the collapse of the government coalition two weeks ago. In a statement broadcast on Thursday night m Lisbon, Mr Eanes said Parliament will be dissolved
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        81 4 ALBANIA yesterday revealed supply shortages, apparently of basic goods, especially affecting the rural areas where more than 60 per cent of its people live. In a rare disclosure of economic problems m Europe's most secretive country, the official ATA news agency said, m a report monitored m Vienna,
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        77 4 THE Soviet Union has begun delivering MiG--23 supersonic fighters, its mainstay air defence aircraft, to North Korea, the Japanese newspaper Sankei Shimbun reported m Tokyo yesterday. Quoting "international military sources," the newspaper said the first shipment of four newly-built MiG-23s arrived at a military base at Pukchin,
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        77 4 THE Iraqi Government said m a statement issued m Baghdad yesterday that its warplanes attacked a large naval target a term used m the past to describe oil tankers near Iran's main oil terminal at Kharg Island m the northern Gulf today. There was no immediate independent
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        Lock icon Call for truce talks
        70 4 SOUTH Korea proposed yesterday that five lawmakers of South and North Korea meet on July 23 m the truce village of Panmunjon to work out details for fuller talks between the parliaments of the two Koreas, a spokesman for the South Korean National Assembly said m
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        56 4 TAMIL separatist guerillas released a Sri Lankan journalist alter holding him hostage for 24 hours, officials said m Colombo yesterday. Cecil Wikremanayake, a reporter for the state-owned Daily News, was seized by guerillas m Jaffna. The officials quoted Mr Wikremanayake as saying the Eelam Peoples Revolution Liberation Front
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      405 4 He was a good student, says mercenary school BIRMINGHAM (Alabama), Fri One of two Sikhs being sought for questioning m the crash of the Air India jumbo jet off Ireland and an airline baggage explosion m Japan took a course m explosives at a
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      Tight security at Indian embassy
      193 4 SECURITY at the Indian High Commission m Singapore has been tightened following recent acts of terrorism by Indian militants. An armed policeman has been guarding the High Commission building m Grange Road since Thursday morning, amid reports that two Sikh militants are suspected to be
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      198 4 Signals from seabed detected CORK (Ireland), Fri. Faint radio signals have been detected from the Atlantic seabed near the area where 329 people died In the crash of an Air India jumbo Jet. However, officials said today they were not sure If vital flight recorders were the source. The British
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      Lock icon US deficit a record high $90.2 billion last month
      109 5 WASHINGTON, Frl. The US Budget had a record high monthly deficit of U5541.45 billion (S$M.2 billion) m May, the Treasury Department said yesterday. Last month's deficit surpassed the previous record of U5533.93 billion set m May 1984, an official said. In
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      Lock icon House yes to limited ban on US troops in Nicaragua
      412 5 WASHINGTON, Fri. A divided and sometimes emotional House of Representatives approved a qualified ban on introducing American combat troops into Nicaragua as it completed action on a U*****.6 billion (Ss64B billion) Defence Bill for 1986. The Bill, adopted last night
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      Lock icon Three hours of life as a hostage
      82 5 Three hours of life as a hostage THURSDAY for Miss Christiane Abud, 21, a university student m Sao Paulo, Brazil, was just like any other day until she met Jose Carlos Rodrigues. Rodrigues, a burglar on the run from police, ran into the bar where Miss Abud was working part-time
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      121 5 Hotel strike ends in New York NEW YORK, Fri. Thousands of cheering hotel workers yesterday unanimously approved a fiveyear contract providing an average raise of US$75 (Ssl67) a week as they ended their 27-day strike against 53 of the city's best-known hotels. The union said the contract calls for four
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      38 5 WASHINGTON, Fri. A 22--cent stamp honouring Americans who served m the Korean War will be issued here on July 26, on the 32nd anniversary of the signing of the armistice that formally ended the fighting. AP
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      Lock icon Spies undone by lie detector tests
      298 5 WASHINGTON, Fri. Lie detector tests given to security clearance applicants uncovered at least nine people m the past three years who admitted they spied or might spy against the United States, the Pentagon said. A seven-page report released yesterday detailed 22 cases m which
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      Lock icon US 'waging war against East Bloc countries'
      222 6 Polish leader blasts sanctions WARSAW, Fri. Polish leader General Wojciech Jaruzelski has accused the United States of waging an "economic and technological war" against Soviet-aligned East Bloc nations. At a lunch yesterday marking the end of a three-day meeting of Comecon, an economic
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      111 6 Nato arms talks 'achieve nothing' VIENNA, Fri. Almost 12 years of talks between Nato and the Warsaw Pact to reduce conventional forces m Europe have failed to achieve a reduction of even "one soldier or one tank," the Bulgarian delegation head said yesterday at the 400 th session of talks.
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      76 6 Tass attacks Shultz speech MOSCOW, Fri. Tass, the Soviet news agency, today attacked a speech by US Secretary of State George Shultz at a ceremony commemorating the signing of the UN Charter. It accused the United States of subverting the world body and said Mr Shultz's comments showed US policy
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      459 6 HONGKONG, Friday THE Soviet navy is experimenting with new tactics to sharpen its ability to fight American aircraft carriers and to learn how to use its own big carriers when they become operational at the end of the century. Military sources said today the
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      Lock icon US hits at threats by Gorbachev
      277 6 WASHINGTON, Fri. IN A new clash ever the stalemated Geneva arms talks, the United States has used some of Its sharpest language against Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. Responding to a series of charges against Washington's stance In the negotiations, the State Department expressed astonishment
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      Britain faces 'Viking invasion'
      305 7  - Britain faces 'Viking invasion' ROY CARSON By Stockholm Reporter STOCKHOLM, Fri. The second Viking invasion of England's shores is scheduled to break out next week as thousands of free-loving Swedish girls prepare for their July holidays m Britain and the only thing they have m mind is getting pregnant. The
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      Lock icon Call for a US of Europe
      177 7 Call for a US of Europe MILAN, Fri. The leaders of the 10 European Community nations opened a summit today by considering a FrancoGerman plan for the creation of a United States of Europe. The two-day meeting was expected to focus on technical changes m the way the EC operates.
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      Lock icon Sakharov in Gorky hospital — paper
      124 7 Sakharov in Gorky hospital paper HAMBURG, Fri. Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov Is In hospital In Gorky tor treatment of a serious heart ailment and Parkinson's disease, a West German newspaper reported today. The BUd based Its report on two video films made In the hospital that show the 14-year-eld Nobel
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      New textile pact?
      166 7  -  SHADA ISLAM By BRUSSELS, Fri. Rejecting Third World calls for an end to restrictions m the world textile trade, the European Community says it will try to negotiate a new and more fiexibile multifibre arrangement (MFA) m Geneva next month. "An immediate return to free trade m
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      Lock icon Atlantic trade war hots up
      393 7 EC hits back at US with duties on lemons and nuts WASHINGTON, Friday THE tiny trade war between the United States and Europe that began with oranges and lemons and that will entend to spaghetti and noodles next week yesterday gobbled up California walnuts. The
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      327 7 WASHINGTON, Fri. Visiting European politicians had an "angry exchange" with members of Congress this week over charges that the United States visa system is unfair, according to a participant. Lord Bethell, a British Conservative member of the 10-nation European Parliament, said two Communist Party members
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon China's pledge on rebels sincere: Thai PM
      220 9 BANGKOK, Fri. Thai j Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda said today j China was sincere m its i promise, made 10 years i ago when the two coun- tries normalised diplomat- j ie ties, not to support Thai j insurgents. Mr Prem was referring
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      Lock icon 30 feared dead in floods
      111 9 30 feared dead in floods MANILA, Fri. At least 30 people were feared dead and thousands made homeless by floods and landslides m lar*e areas of Manila and the northern Philippines. A Red Cross spokesman said 17 people drowned and six others died m mudslips as monsoon rains lashed the
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      New political party in Brunei
      527 9  -  ALBERT RAMALINGAM YANG RAZALI KASSIM It will strive for democracy under monarchy By and A GROUP of Brunei businessmen has formed the sultanate's only political party to peacefully try and achieve a system of parliamentary democracy under a constitutional monarchy. Known as the Brunei National
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      Lock icon General promotion
      67 9 MANILA, Fri. President Ferdinand Marcos promoted 25 military officers ;o generals yesterday and announced that some Philippine navy patrol boats will soon be irmea with missiles. The upgrading of 21 colonels and four navy caf tains to the rank of generals -narked one of the largest lumber of
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      Lock icon Food crisis in sugar bowl of the Philippines
      265 9 Food crisis in sugar bowl of the Philippines BACOLOD (Philippines), Fri. Churchmen are alarmed over spreading hunger m Negros Island the once-prosperous sugar bowl that has fallen on hard times because of the commodity's depressed world prices. The capital's prelate has called for increased food aid from outside to stop
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      Lock icon Jakarta concern on sugar imports
      165 9 Jakarta concern on sugar imports JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesian officials have expressed concern about sugar imports from Singapore and Taiwan undercutting domestic sugar sales m man Province m Central Sumatra. Mr Sanuri, the head of the Distribution Department of the Food Logistics Bureau (Dolog), has said that about 3M tonnes of
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      Lock icon Pilot dies in plane crash
      44 9 JAKARTA, Fri. A small §rivate plane crashed m north umatra yesterday killing the pilot, Antara news agency reported. The plane was spraying pesticide over a palm oil plantation m Tanjung Morawa, 15 kilometres from Medan, when it crashed. AFP
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      Bank raids
      33 9 MANILA, Fri. Armed robbers hit two Metropolitan Manila banks within an hour of each other yesterday, killing a security guard and making off with 419,000 pesos (5546,000) m cash, police said.
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      Lock icon Mochtar admits mistakes made in East Timor
      289 9 JAKARTA, Fri. Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja today acknowledged that Indonesian troops had made mistakes m East Timor, but said an Amnesty International report on human rights abuses there was based on allegations that were not always checked. "Mistakes have been made, I will
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      Lock icon Tale of two loves
      154 9 HONGKONG, Fri. A Thai woman told a court yesterday of her divided love for two British officers m the Hongkong police force which ended with one of them being killed with a kitchen knife. Madam Maliwan Chindalath was giving evidence at the trial of Jeffrey Davison,
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      Lock icon Praise for Malaysia's growth rate
      330 10 WASHINGTON, Fri. Malaysia has been one of the most successful countries m terms of economic growth and the basic political choices it has made, Dr Attila Karaosmanoglu, the World Bank's Vice-President for the East Asia and Pacific region, said yesterday. However, he said, its economy
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      Lock icon KL to stress trade in new foreign ties
      193 10 KL to stress trade in new foreign ties KOTA BARU, Fri. Malaysia's diplomatic relations with other nations m future would be based on trade and economic ties rather than on political considerations, Foreign Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen said today. The new policy, approved by the Cabinet two weeks ago, was
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      Lock icon Chinese group to seek end to MCA split
      231 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A group of Malaysian Chinese professionals will announce in Petaling Jaya tomorrow the formation of a movement whose main aim is to bring about an end to the protracted crisis in the Malaysian Chinese Association. The group is led
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      Lock icon Worldwide bid by Asean to fight drug abuse
      232 10 Worldwide bid by Asean to fight drug abuse KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Asean will launch a worldwide appeal for greater international cooperation to combat drug abuse and trafticking at an Asean Foreign Ministers' meeting here next month, Asean diplomats said today. Foreign ministers of Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and
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      Lock icon Indonesian consul in Penang dies
      114 10 PENANG, Fri. The Indonesian Consul-General here, Mr Rachmat Prawirasasmita, died at Kuala Lumpur General Hospital today. He was 59. A consulate spokesman said Mr Rachmat suffered head injuries when he fell while playing tennis with his staff at the home of state MCA chairman Lim
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      Lock icon Bridge set to open
      77 10 PENANG, Fri. The Ponang Bridge will be opened to traffic on Sept 15, Works Minister Datuk S. Samy Vellu announced today. He said the bridge was now 94 per cent completed, and work on only surfacing the roads on the bridge was expected to be completed
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      'Shape up or ship out'
      589 12 JTC gives Kallang shipyards December deadline THE saga of how 19 shipyards m Kallang have been trying to stay on will draw to a close by December finally. The yards m Jalan Benaan Kapal have been told to either cease operations or upgrade their present
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      More visitors in first five months
      274 12 More visitors in first five months SINGAPORE received more visitors m the first five months of this year combined compared to the corresponding period for last year. The cumulative growth rate for the first five months of 1985 showed an increase of 2.8 per cent over the corresponding period of
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      CID help to track 40 who attacked students
      176 12 CID help to track 40 who attacked students THE Criminal Investigation Department is helping Jurong police to track down about 40 youths who attacked a group of schoolboys m Jurong last month. Sources said the CED's Secret Societies Investigation Branch was called m because of its expertise m gangland investigations.
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      Road opens again on Monday
      95 12 THE stretch of Queen Street from Bras Basah Road to Stamford Road will be opened to traffic from Monday at 9.30 am after being closed for six months for Mass Rapid Transit work. The ground m the area needed to be strengthened through jet grouting
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      $10 m plan to replace damaged refuse chutes
      347 12 $10 m plan to replace damaged refuse chutes ABOUT 8,000 Housing Board households which have had to put up with damaged or leaking refuse chutes will soon see an end to these problems. The board is spending $10.4 million to replace the 1,000 old chutes serving these families who live
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      Sydney police charge S'pore sub-contractor
      135 12 AUSTRALIAN police have identified the Singaporean arrested on Thursday for allegedly trying to smug§le 1.5 kg of heroin at ydney airport as a subcontractor, Lee Pang Long. Lee, 21, of Ho Ching Road, Jurong, was ordered to be remanded until July 5 after he was
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      Princess leaves for home with a book in mind
      183 13 THAILAND'S Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn said yesterday that she would try to write her impressions of Singapore when she returned home. This would not be a difficult task for the 30-year-old princess, who has written a few books on her travels,
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      Kill threat alleged
      46 13 THE case of a police sergeant, accused of using criminal intimidation on a deputy public prosecutor on May 29, will be mentioned on Wednesday. Khoo Eng Kee, 36, is alleged to have threatened to murder DPP Roy Neighbour at the Subordinate Courts Building.
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      For donors
      47 13 BLOOD donation sessions for j the public will be held at the East Coast Recreation Centre, East Coast Parkway, today from 12.30 pm to 5.30 pm, and at Kampong Chai C.hee Community Centre m Bedok North Avenue 1 tomorrow from 10 am to 4 pm.
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      Man cheated us, say couple in love
      251 13 Man cheated us, say couple in love LOVE took a couple to a private investigation agency and they ended up $2,500 poorer. Mr Koh Chai Seng, 29, and the woman he loved, Miss Ooi Kirn Khoon, wanted help because Miss Ooi was a Malaysian work permit holder and they could
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      History at four more places
      401 13 ANOTHER four areas will soon have roadside plaques that will be specially designed to depict the atmosphere and history of the place. Such plaques have been put up m Dhoby Ghaut, Orchard Road, Telok Ayer Market and Bras Basah Road. The new ones will be
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      Defamation action hearing put off
      138 13 Defamation action hearing put off THE hearing of an application to strike out certain portions of opposition politician Quek Teow Chuan's defence against the Prime Minister's defamation suit against him was adjourned to July 8 by the High Court Registrar yesterday. The Prime Minister had applied for those portions to
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      JB police mount more raids
      686 14  -  NG WENG HOONG Move to allay Singaporeans' fears By POLICE in Johor Baru have stepped up checks on secret society haunts and crime-prone areas in the town. They have raided secret society meeting places, increased patrols along some stretches of the Johor highway and assigned
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      Two charged with cheating
      146 14 A COMPANY director and a partner of another trading company were jointly charged yesterday with four counts of abetment-by-conspiracy to cheat the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation of more than $500,000. No pleas were taken from Lv Mi alias Lv Ling, 73, director of Kilnwood Pte
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      Duracell's 'seven times longer' TV advert stopped
      370 14  - Duracell's 'seven times longer' TV advert stopped JUNE TAN By ADVERTISEMENTS on Duracell batteries, which claim to last seven times longer than others, are no longer screened over television. The advertisements stopped after both the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation and Ogilvy and Mather, Duracell's advertising agency, reached the decision. On its
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      Two hurt in attack
      234 14  -  YEO KIM SENG By A SINGAPORE taxi driver and his teenage daughter were attacked by a man wielding a parang while they were visiting a relative m a Johor kampung on Thursday. The girl, Ina Hariany 13, a Secondary 1 student of Crescent Girls' School, suffered
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      Go easy on pay rises, bosses urge
      335 14 Go easy on pay rises, bosses urge A REMINDER about hard times ahead and the need for moderate wage increases for both workers and executives was issued by the Singapore National Employers Federation yesterday. It advised companies to stick to this year's NWC recommendation of a modest pay-rise of between
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      Award for hotel girl who returned $60,000
      279 15 WAITRESS Annie Hoo found enough money to buy a four-room Housing Board flat. But since the money was not her's, she returned every cent. Miss Hoo, 20, found $M,*M m foreign currencies m a clutch bag while clearing a table m the Tea
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      S'pore and Italy reach a new air agreement
      270 15 S'pore and Italy reach a new air agreement A NEW air service agreement has been reached between the civil aviation authorities of Singapore and Italy after a lapse of about one year. The two sides, led by Mr Ng Wee Hiong, Deputy Director General of the Civil Aviation Authority of
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      Parents are told a few home truths
      511 15  -  STELLA DANKER And teenagers are given some advice on family harmony By THE discussion was about teenagers and their parents, but the mood at the two Family Week workshops was a study m contrasts. When 23 teenagers got together yesterday, it was all
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      Abalone King's son declared a bankrupt
      379 15 Abalone King's son declared a bankrupt THE son of Abalone King Ng Choon Ser, Khway Tiat, who fled to China with his father to avoid debts of more than $100 million, was made a bankrupt by the High Court yesterday. As attempts to serve the bankruptcy petition on him or
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      Government to acquire land near MRT stop
      120 15 THE Government Is acquiring 34,927.5 square metres of land near the future site of the Maxwell Road MR T stop. The announcement m the June 22 Government Gazette specifies only that the land will be used for "urban redevelopment". The Urban Redevelopment Authority
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      Man charged with murder
      57 15 A MAN, Mohamed bin Said, 29, was yesterday charged with the murder of his two-year-old stepdaughter.He is accused of killing the girl, Nurhayati, m a seventh-storey flat m Block 134, Tah Ching Road, on Tuesday night. No plea was taken from him. He is remanded until
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      Photo course
      45 15 THE first 200 people to join as members of the Photographic Society of Singapore will get a free course m monochrome photography. The three-month course is part of the society's exercise to encourage more people to pursue their interest. Registration starts on Monday.
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      10 of 69 with TB were cabbies
      160 16 10 of 69 with TB were cabbies X-RAYS taken by the Singapore Anti-Tubercu-losis Association last year have emphasised the belief that taxi drivers are more prone to developing tuberculosis. Last year 69 people insured m Sata's TB Heart Insurance Scheme were found to have active TB when they had their
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      Plant research goes hi-tech
      479 16  -  GRACE CHNG By THE green plants which help to make an office a more pleasant place may, by the end of this year, be the products of advanced scientific know-how. These specially-pro-duced tropical ornamental plants are likely to grow faster and be easier to produce m
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      Old folks' big day
      62 16 MEMBERS of the Bukit Merah Old Folks' Club will be entertained to a Cantonese opera, a Japanese dance and a Monkey God sketch among others during its sixth anniversary celebration at its premises tomorrow at 3.45 pm. Mr Lim Chee Onn, MP for Bukit Merah, will
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      Censor chief
      23 16 MR RAMA Meyyappan will continue to act as Chairman of the Board of Film Censors for another year from July 2.
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      Kidney donors Do more, says foundation; We're trying hard: Ministry
      384 16 Kidney donors Do more, says foundation; We're trying hard: Ministry THE National Kidney Foundation thinks that government doctors can and should do more to get more people, especially accident victims, to donate their organs. However, the Health Ministry said its doctors are already trying very hard. "We have not been
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      Chamber gives scholarships to 43 students
      179 17 Chamber gives scholarships to 43 students FORTY-THREE tertiary students received scholarships worth a total of $118,000 from the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry Foundation yesterday. Twenty-six of them were from the National University of Singapore, six each from the Nanyang Technological Institute and Ngee Ann Polytechnic and five
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      STPB shifts regional Asia office to HK
      267 17  - STPB shifts regional Asia office to HK GILLIAN POW CHONG By In Hongkong HONGKONG, Fri. The regional Asia office of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board has been moved from Singapore to Hongkong. The board's Regional Director (Asia), Mr Chui Seng Wah, has been redesignated Regional Director (East Asia) and will
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      The pride and the joy of eight families
      565 17 Sons and daughters among Cambridge elite THE families of the eight Cambridge students from Singapore who took first class honours m their final year Tripos may not have been surprised, but they were certainly pleased that their sons and daughters had done
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      Factory hold-up: Three arrested
      120 17 Factory hold-up: Three arrested POLICE have arrested three men In connection with the robbery of more than $II,IM worth of aluminium ingots from a factory m Gnl Drive, Jarong. A van, stolen from the factory, together with a suspected stolen Mercedes-Benz. were also seized. Jarong police, acting on a tip-off,
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      ST newsman wins Reuter Fellowship
      124 17 STRAITS Times journalist Paul Jansen has been awarded a Reuter Foundation Fellowship. Jansen, 32, an Assistant to the Editor, is one of six journalists from around the world selected by the Reuter Foundation. He will spend the 1985--86 academic year at Stanford University m California,
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    The Straits Times says Time for a new N-S beginning
    448 18 The Straits Times says Time for a new N-S beginning THE many unresolved economic issues m the relationship between the developed and developing states remain unnegotiated and unsettled during the current lull m the socalled North-South dialogue. Singapore's call for a new beginning m such talks is, however, not untimely
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    T.F.Hwang takes you down Memory Lane
    523 18 T.F.Hwang takes you down Memory Lane FOR THE FAMILY FAMILY Week began in Singapore last Saturday which, coincidental!^, was the Dragon Boat Festival. Deep down my Memory Lane, the festival was much celebrated here In every traditional Chinese home as an allfamily or home affair, with each family large or
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    Greens and fish may be key to Japanese longevity
    1987 18  -  OLIVER GILLIE Today, Shigechiyo Izumi turns 120, the highest human age ever authenticated. But Mr Izumi is only the most spectacular illustration of a trend that has now made the Japanese the longest living people m the world. What is their
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    This week's parting shots
    198 18 "I DON'T know, I never tried the old stuff." Former US vice-presi-dential candidate Geraldine Ferraro, who has appeared m advertisements for Pepsi-Cola, when asked what she thought of the new Coke. "Instead of using hyper-ag-gressive and dumb German Shepherds, the police force should consider keeping the
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      Technology allows American mothers to work at home
      590 19  -  ONG MING SEING By WASHINGTON Homebased jobs are fast becoming a trend for the increasing number of working mothers m the United States. Newspapers are replete with articles supporting home-based work as a viable work-family arrangement for married women. Even the US
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      More firms drop 'no couples' rule
      685 19 More firms drop 'no couples' rule But friction may result from working together, say US experts NEW YORK For years, it was dogma among corporate personnel executives that it was unwise to allow couples to work for the same company. The spectre of nepotism special favours to relatives would create
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      97 20 Reduce all these fees SENIQR citizens aged 65 and above are charged half the attendance fee at outpatient clinics, and half the treatment fee at the Government Dental Clinic, which is a specialist outpatient clinic. They are, however, charged the full attendance fee at the eye clinic or any other
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      Maid has to wash family car now
      266 20 She was employed to do housework and look after child I AM a Filipina maid. I have been working for my Singapore employer for more than three months. I do all the housework, including looking after an eight-year-old girl, since both my employers
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      Why are figures different?
      131 20 WHEN I enquired about the procedure to sell my present three-room flat m MacPherson estate I was told I would be given six months to locate a buyer on receiving the keys to my new flat. I was also told that my minimum resale price was
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      Taxi driver a hero
      118 20 IT IS a rare and truly gallant individual who answers a call for help and risks his neck m the process. I feel the taxi driver who went after some robbers deserves an award. What I find most disturbing is that some people choose to ignore
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      She sniffed pastries
      90 20 YOUR report "The poke, press ana squeeze test" (ST, June 17) reminded me of an incident m a self-service bakery m a leading department store. A young woman, while selecting pastries for her tray, actually sniffed every single piece. She replaced those pieces that failed her "nose"
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        A maze may be set up on Sentosa
        143 20 A maze may be set up on Sentosa I REFER to the letter "A maze will be an 'active' attraction" from Mr Tan Eng Kui. (ST, June 24). In the development of Sentosa, the needs of the family, the young and the elderly were among the needs of the various
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        Centre will round up strays
        95 20 Centre will round up strays WE refer to the letter by "Victim" on "Trio worry passers-by". (ST, June 11). Enforcement staff from the Primary Production Department visited Seletar Hills estate on a few occasions following the complaint. Two dogs have been impounded and action taken against an owner whose licensed
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      Use latest inserts during TV news
      94 20 THE main advantage of watching the news on television is the chance to see news inserts. I am very disappointed to note that the foreign news inserts shown by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation are always shown after they are shown by Radio and Television
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      Dear Readers
      86 20 THE Straitt Times welcomes letters from you. Your letters must include your signature, full name, address, and home and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. Brevity is an advantage.
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      Too much noise in the morning
      109 20 I LIVE m Ang Mo Kio new town and my flat faces Avenue 1. There has recently been an increase m the amount of noise m the early hours here, caused mainly by inconsiderate drivers sounding their car horns. These people do this to
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      57 20 WK&tml ij&i Malaya I I If Check into our single room or our double twin room and take advantage of the As of June to October 1985, a night m our {x^y^^ twin room is available for only 9 /Jff|f% HTaiel Mfalaya uilMy Jalan Bandar/Hang Lekir, J s^2P r Kuala
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        Slightly easier close
        91 21 THE market was unimpressed by Wall Street's overnight record high close and ended slightly easier. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 8.4 points to 1332.21, bettering its record close of 1327 points on June 6. But the Straits Times Industrial Index lost 2.51 points to 782.69 after
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          Rises
          42 21 MM 1700 +100 H Leone CrtdH 555 +20 SBS 210+17 lanitTh 173 +17 NOl 170 +10 BSembjwanr 368 +8 OCBC 900+5 SPH 605 +5 MM C 10c U5 +4 Mand tPm 410 +2 UOB 400+2 Wetmes 35* +2 HvmomMu 332 +2
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          Falls
          46 21 MBS 330 -28 Hum M 260 -17 Amcoiik 160 -13 MTP 318 -12 NS T 705 -10 DBS 590 -10 Mabkoff 320 -10 Esso 50C 260 -9 Cereta sOc 198 —9 Until' sOc 100—8 Metre HMp 285 -7 TOM 245 -7 LtM sOc 230 -7
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          Most Active
          14 21 U O B 678,000 Sigma Metal 599,000 Pahang Inv 398,000 UOL 274,000
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          Indices
          61 21 June 27 June 28 Juik 27 June 28 ST Properties 445.79 445 40 BT Composite i92.22 690.60 ST Minings 312.99 312.34 BT Indicator 31(***** *****42 ST Plantations 2344.72 *****7 BT 08/OS —147 —151 OCBC 596.90 596.20 ST Industrials 785.20 782.69 OUB Composite 390.83 289.23 ST Finance *****3 2277.87 SES
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          33 21 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1983/84 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1983/84 Low 712.29 (5/1/83) 684.88 (4/1/83) All-time Higi 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All-time Lov/ 74.75 (17/9/64) 550.78 (12/8/82*
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          13 21 I THE IS dollar closed at DM3.0520 m Singapore, gaining six points.
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          21 21 DM V FT S$ H$ UBs 1.2930 3 0535 248.65 unq 2.2390 unq 1.2950 ***** 249.05 9.3020 2.2335 7.7620
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          11 21 I The gold price was at U*****.50 gaining US$O.lO yesterday.
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          31 21 Eurodollar: Unchanged at 91.84 a contract. Deutschem&rk: Lost five ticks to 0.3293 a contract. Japanese yen: Lost nine ticks to 0.*****1 a contract. Gold: Gained US$O.2O to U*****.70 an ounce.
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          Lock icon New head for Amex subsidiary
          74 21 NEW YORK, Fri. American Express Co said it named Mr Aldo Papone as President and Chief Operating Officer of American Express Travel-Related Services Inc effective July 1. He succeeds Mr Lewis Gerstner Jr, who earlier this week was named President of American Express Co. Mr
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          Lock icon Bid for securities operations
          70 21 Bid for securities operations TOKYO, Fri. American Express Co said yesterday it was to end its banking operations m Japan m order to set up securities operations, as it saw greater potential m that field. Japanese law prevents banks from doing securities business. The United States company said that its
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          Lock icon Bill to block TWA takeover
          91 21 WASHINGTON, Fn. Representative Doug Bosco said he had introduced legislation to block the takeover of Trans World Airlines Inc by Texas Air Corp. The California Democrat said he was concerned because Texas Air's subsidiary, Continental Airlines, had filed for bankruptcy and used the bankruptcy laws
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          Lock icon Kawasaki acquisition
          70 21 TOKYO, Fri. Kawasaki Steel Corp said today it had acquired NBK Corp, a silicon wafer producer m Santa Clara, California, for U559.36 million (5120.9 million) to enter into the semi-conductor market. Kawasaki, a major Japanese steel maker said the transaction was due to be completed by August m
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          Lock icon $2.2 b HK Land office
          61 21 HONGKONG, Fri. Property giant Hongkong Land opens a HK$B.5 billion (552.23 billion) twintowered office complex here today, the company said. The company paid more than HK$475 billion for the site m February 1982, just before the colony's property market went into a dive. The building
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      QAF reaps $5.5 m pre-tax profits
      353 21  -  S.KUMAR But doubtful debts and bad business push final figures down By QAF Holdings group exceeded its guaranteed profit forecast of $4.8 million by posting more than $5 million pre-tax profits, but heavy provisions for doubtful debts and stocks affected the bottom-line profits of
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      Singapore building firms score firsts in China
      216 21 TWO Singapore builders have scored several firsts m winning a contract to build a 20-storey office block m China. Wah Chang Offshore Pte Ltd and Lim Kah Ngam have revealed they won the contract m Tianjin against keen Japanese competition. Mr Ho Kwon
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      There's no run on Brunei branches, says bank chief
      314 21 There's no run on Brunei branches, says bank chief NEWS of large withdrawals from Hongkong Bank branches m Brunei circulated among Singapore bankers yesterday. However, the Hongkong Bank Chief Executive Officer m Singapore, Mr John Hill, said: "There has been exceptional activity m our branches m Brunei yesterday it is
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      Lock icon Tin closes at 18-month high in KL
      226 21 Tin closes at 18-month high in KL KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The price of tin surged ahead on the Kuala Lumpur tin market with another rise of seven cents to close at M 530.32 per kilo, an 18-month high. Dealers said turnover was small, with only 78 tonnes offered. They also
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      Lock icon Cable and Wireless' profits up
      98 21 LONDON, Fri. Cable and Wireless PLC said its pre-tax profits which totalled £245 million (*****.5 million) m the year to the end of March were about £20 million higher than they otherwise would have been had last year's exchange rates prevailed. The company's share price,
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      71 21 Shell to raise capital SYDNEY, Fri. Shell Australia Ltd is raising As2oo million (Ss29B million) through an issue of 100 million ordinary shares at A52.00 each to its parent, the (Royal Dutch/ Shell group), Shell Australia Chief Executive Kevan Gosper said. The new funds, which will raise issued capital to
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      OCBC is now a principal member of Visa
      252 21  - OCBC is now a principal member of Visa DOREEN SOH By OVERSEA-CHINESE Banking Corporation Ltd has become the first Singapore bank to be a principal member of Visa International. A principal member of Visa is a bank with voting rights and which is allowed to run its own operations and
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      Jack Chia gains $1.5 m by selling stake in Allen Confectionery
      354 21  - Jack Chia gains $1.5 m by selling stake in Allen Confectionery NORA CHENG By JACK CHIA-MPH made a net profit of Asl.l million (551.49 million) from the sale of its joint holding of 2.088 million shares representing 14.99 per cent m Australian giant Allen's Confectionery Ltd at A54.70 per share.
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      Lock icon Underground link a hit
      61 21 HONGKONG, Fri. A total of 1.57 million passengers travelled on Hongkong's ultra-mod-ern underground transport system m the week after a new link opened on May 31. The government said the station at Causeway Bay, a popular shopping area m Hongkong, had 200,000 passengers on June 2.
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      Business done in Singapore
      2686 22 READERS should be aware of the imitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the stock exchange, is covered m "business done". Further, because al dealings at a particular price are lumped together, the table does not show the trend m
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      1770 22 INDUSTRIALS AISB (0.888 0.905) (5) 0.88 Alcom (0.998) (4) 1 .00 (3) 0.99 API (0.75 128 0 765) (4) 0.76 00) 0.75 12 Antch (1.458 1.465) (2) 1.45(11) 1.47 (1M) 1.50(82) 1.50(2) 1.52 (22) 1 49 (9) 1.51 (4) 1.48 (10) 1.46 ASM (1.068 1.075)
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      How your stocks performed
      2722 22 M shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specifed Adjusted for scrip/rifhts. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN is traded m lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m dolars 1985 Last Yield Voi Day High Low Company Sale Change ('000) High Low
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        290 23 1 m {1,000. For best ontomen orty 3 OGBC FiMnce. 4 only mfaMt at DBS Finmct. UOF's r«tt*. *q a»ai.We it UOF. ato natal* at DBS Fkianct. OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings 5% 6 5V4 5% Autosave 5% Fixed deposit 1 month 43/4 434 43/4 43/4(1)
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        152 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dolars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.4873-1.4906 6.88-6.66 Canadian dollar 1.6391-1.6414 6.17-6.08 NZ dollar 1.0716—1.0768 9.63—9.33 Sterling pound 2.8976—2.9018 3.50—3.44 US dollar 2.2350-2.2365 4.51-4.47 Local dolars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling
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        101 23 THE US dollar closed lower at 552.2350/65 at 3pm yesterday after trading within a range of 2.2330 and 2.2385. It opened at 2.2370. Against the deutschemark, the greenback closed lower at 3.0515/25 compared to the opening of 3.0530/40. It fluctuated between a low of 3.0480 and a high of
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        Gold
        102 23 THE kilobar market traded between 5J22.819 and 5522,862 yesterday. The Far "East gold market opened at U*****/316.50 and remained at this level for the morning. It opened after lunch at U*****.30/316.80 and traded higher to U*****.70/317.20. It settled at U*****.50/ 316.90. Source Rothschild. The London gold Ox yesterday was
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        GOLD MARKET
        22 23 GOLD USS/oz Fri Thurs Singapore 316.30-316.70 316.10 316.40 Hongkong 316.70-317.10 316.50-326.90 Thurs Ned New York 316.50-317.00 315.5C-316.00 London 317.00-317.50 317.25—317.75
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        171 23 Managers' pricM for June 29 Singapore Unit Trust Tfce Commerce 174 1.85 Die Samp Fund 1.34-1.42 Spore Prof Fund 0.77-0.81 Spore Sec. Fund 1.13-1.20 Spore Invest Fund 0 83—0 Mxd Spore Equity Fund 0.78-0.82 DBS Bank Shenton Growth Fund 1-00—1.06 Asia Unit Trust Md Invest Fund 1.97—2.09 Mai
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        Market unimpressed by Wall Street's high close
        645 23 THE market was unimpressed by Wall Street's overnight record high close and ended slightly easier. The Dow Jones Industrial Index rose 8.4 points to 1332.21, bettering its record close of 1327 points on June 6. But the Straits Times Industrial Index lost 2.51
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        Hongkong
        248 23 June 2t HKS Chance Associated Hotels 0.528 Bonk Of Eost Asia 24.30 Cheung Kong 16.20 -0.2 China Light 15.80 +0.2 Cross Horb Tunnel 10.50 -0.1 F E Consortium 0.68 -0.01 Far East Exch Pheex 0.0425 -0.0025 G I Cement Great Eogje 0.76 -0.02 Hong Lung 6.80 unch Hang Seng
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        335 23 June 28 Yen Chanfe Apnomoto 1140 +10 Akoi 403 +5 Amoda 919 -16 Asahi Chem 951 +15 Asohi Glass 884 +14 Bonk Tk 820 +2 Bridgestone 561 +13 Canon 1180 +30 Casio Computer 1650 +50 Citizen 454 +16 D Nip Print 1130 unch D Nippon Screen 1130 +100 Daiei
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        323 23 June 28 Cents Change (A«t) A C I 258 -5 A N I 235 unch A P M 270 -3 Aberfoyle 1095 +55 Age 238 +3 AHionce Ot 105 -5 Allied MM 265 unch Ampol Exp 235 unch Ampol Pet 185 +3 Anz 445 -2 Ashton 109 -1 B
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        65 23 I I I I I I _l I I I NST Index Friday 1249.62(1247.52) —g Hongkong Hang Sens Friday 1570.61 (1581.70) Australian All-Ordinaries Friday 860.8 (861.7) Nikkei D J Average Friday *****.09(*****.60) Financial fines Industrials Thursday 933.9 (936.5) ji Dow Jones Average H^ Thursday 1332.21 (1323.81) (Fifures m brackets
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        200 23 June 27 IBS Change Alcoa 34% AKed Chem Cp 42*4 K Allis-Chalmers 5* Am Tel Tel 23%8 Amax Ine 15 unch Amr Corp 47* +1* Bethlehem Sri 16 Boeing Co 44* Burroughs Cp 58* Caterpior Co 33* Chase Monhtn 60% Chrysler Cp 36* Citicorp 47* Cons Nat Gas
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        550 23 June 28 Pence Change INDUSTRIALS AKed-Lyons 216 -2 Ass. Dairies 140 unch BTRPLC 338 +5 Babcocks 141 unch Barclays 372 -10 Beecham 316 -2 BKC 203 unch Blue Circle 505 +5 BOC Group 269 unch Boots 182 +1 Bowoter 251 unch BATS 315 +2 Britannia 89 unch BP 520
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      Container schedules
      454 23 LCI Receiving Recehrinf Ship (Voyage) An Cargo Time Hock Tokio E (65/444) 29/6 (2300) Fl 0900-1100/0900-1100 Gl Anna Ms (8507) 30/6 (2300) F5 1500-1600/2100-2200 U2 Capri Eagle (1) 30/6 (0700) Fl 1100 1300/1730 1900 U4 Al Manyah (16) 30/6 (0700) F7 1400-1500/1730-1900 88 Gold Leaf (36E) 30/6 (0700)
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      60 23 CAF rise to 5 HONGKONG, Fri. The Japan/India-Pakistan-Gulf Japan Conference said it would raise its currency adjustment factor (CAF) for shipments from Hongkong to India, Pakistan and the Gulf ports to 5 per cent from 4.5, effective July 1. The CAF for Hongkong/Gulf shipments covered by the currency adjustment factor/bunker
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        Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
        82 23 Eurodollar 3-month deposit THE September Eurodollar edged upwards and held steady at 91.87/88. After gaining one point to the high of 91.89, it was unable to sustain it. Profit-taking and month-end squaring caused the September Eurodollar to close at 91.84. (100 implied interest rate) Open High Lew Sett Est Vel
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        Deutschemark
        57 23 THE deutschemark futures were featured m trendless, light-volume trading. The expected US$l.5 billion drop m USMI money supply was a non-event. The September deutschemark ended at 0.3293. (US dollar Deutschemark) Open High Low Sett Est Vel Sept 86 0.3292 0.3295 0.3291 0.3293 236 Dee 0.3315 Mar 84) 0.3341 Open
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        58 23 THERE was very little business donein Japanese yen futures. With only one price traded, September yen finished below the previous day's close, reflecting the steady tone of the US dollar. Open High Lew Sett Est Vel Sept 86 0.*****1 0.*****1 0.*****1 0.*****1 8 Dec 0.*****6 Ma* H' 0.*****1
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        Gold
        47 23 TRADING was lacklustre m view of the month-end booksquaring and the lack of enthusiasm. Reports from Security Pacific National Bank/SPAFI. (In USfper Troy ounce) Open High Lew Sett Est Vol Aag 318.708 318.70 100 Sept 320.70 Oet 322.70 Open lat (Than): f*. Act Vol (Than): IM.
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      Tin
      16 23 Tlo CMncpicts mm XL Tin 30.32 up seven cents Turnover. 78 tonnes down 27 tonnes
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      Rubber
      15 23 Rubb*r Ctefc,^e M cenb/Ue Singapore July 182.50 unchanged Malaysia July 203.50 up 0.50 cents
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      Silver
      17 23 US$/lre»« Itan IM S.njapore 611-616 6.12 617 New York 6 12-6.17 6.10—5.15 Source: Credit Swsst, Sport
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      Copper
      17 23 Copper PwillpriCW Spot 1089.00—1090.00 (1099.00-1100.00) 3 months 1104.00-1104 50 (1116.00—1117.00) Market tone: Easier Sates: 13,300 tonnes
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      Aluminium
      17 23 °tff Ttan Soot 768.00-768.50 (782.00-782.50) 3 months 790.50— 791L50 (804.00-805.00) Market tone: Easier Sales: 6,775 tonnes
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      Palm oil
      89 23 Crude MS/tome palm o* July 1160 (north) 1167.50 (central) 1172.50 (south) Refined palm oi US$/tomes RBD palm July 575 (sellers) Aug 557.50 (setters) Sept 545 (sellers) RBOOtein July 560 (sellers) Aug 540 (sellers) Sep 530 (seders) RBO Stearin July 435 (sellers) Aug 410 (sellers) Sept 400 (seders) Crude
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      Ships in port
      218 23 Vessel Berth Air Oep Keppel Wharves Addarraq K29 aside 29/6 Anderso Kl2 aside 29/6 Bonntegracht Kl7 aside 29/6 Kapitan Smirnov K9/10 aside 29/6 Kita K2O aside 29/6 Lampung Kll aside 29/6 Mataram KlB aside 29/6 StrStar K24E aside 29/6 Belait K2SW 29/6 29/6 Changshu K32 29/6 2/7
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      421 24 Dow hits 1332.21 as investors seek bargain stocks NEW YORK, Fri. Wall Street stock prices closed at a record high yesterday as investors sought to buy downtrodden technology stocks at bargain-basement prices. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 8.40 points to close at an
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        Investors come back strongly
        232 24 Kuala Lumpur INVESTORS came back into the market m a strong way on Monday after last week's long Hari Raya Puasa holiday. They chased up the New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index by 11.42 points that day with most industrial and finance stocks registering double-digit
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        Early gains, then a retreat
        407 24 Singapore THE stock market started the week on a bright note, chalking up its biggest gain since the mini-rally m May. But there wasn't any follow through and it gave up more than nine points on Wednesday, when the market was hit by rumours of
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        Top five stocks
        79 24 THE FOLLOWING is a list of the five most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this week. It gives the turnover m thousands of units, closing prices yesterday and the high and low for 1985. Convany Volume Price Hfch Low (I) COM) Junt2S '85
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        Most active stock
        201 24 Pan-El hat trick stirs share swap rumours PAN-ELECTRIC is once again the week's most active stock with 2.6#2 million shares done. It finished the week 21 cents down to $2.27. It was also the most active stock far the past two weeks. The activity m this counter
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      Lock icon Venture to make m-cycle engines
      147 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Heavy Industries Corporation of Malaysia (Hicom), Yamaha Motor Company of Japan and Hong Leong Industries have formed a joint venture company to produce motorcycle engines. The company, HicomYamaha Manufacturing Malaysia Sdn Bhd, will begin production m October for the export and
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      Cathay offer
      26 24 TAIPEI, Fri. Orient Leasing Co Ltd of Japan has offered to buy seven subsidiaries of Taiwan's Cathay Industrial Group, a Finance Ministry official said.
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      Lock icon Poorer profits for Pan Malaysia Cement
      265 24 Poorer profits for Pan Malaysia Cement KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Pan-Malaysia Cement Works Bhd (PMCWB), whose profits have been rising since 1961, has reported a 17.8 per cent drop m group pre-tax profit to M 531.4 million for the year ended March 31, 1985." After a tax charge of M 514.2
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      486 25 24 Garage Sale EXPAT LEAVING: selling cheap, desks, buffet, chairs, dressers, wardrobe, grass carpets, drapes, stove with large oven and exhaust hood m excellent cond, Simmons deepsleep, like new half price, liquor, some plants. Friday Sat till 6.00pm. 13 Marlam Close (1750). Tel: *****69. ANTIQUE BLACK WOOD DRESSING table, writing
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      721 26 37 Airconditioners/ Refrigerators AIRCOND/RERIGERATOR SALE, SERVICE. RESPRAY SPECIALIST 24 hours island wide service for all commercial and domestic airconds and fridge at introductory offer. Free delivery charges. Pay only for workmanship and spareparts at cost price. TEL: *****39/ *****63/ *****64 CONVENIENT AIRCONDITIONING REFRIGERATION CO. AIRCOND/FRIDGE Astut any of your problems
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      382 26 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive I A Well Established! I Construction PJ Company invites MJ Wjt applications for (for MRT& other construction projects) Diploma m land surveying or equivalent. With at least 3 years experience m related discipline Interested, please apply with details of educational qualifications, working experience, present expected
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      537 26 68 Situations Vacant: Tutorial EXPERIENCED QUALIFIED SECONDARY School Mathematics Teacher req'd to teach Sec.3 students. Ring *****15. PHYSICS/ CHEMISTRY TUTOR for Sec. 4. Prefer to have tutor come to our home. Willing to remunerate well. Call: Leslie *****40 FEMALE PTE TUTOR required. Sec.3 Maths. Physics. Twice a wk. $180. At
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      373 26 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical rr~' SEMBAWANG JOHNSON SHIPMANAGEMENT (PTE) LTD We invite applies t ions for the following positions: SHIPPING CLERK AND PURCHASING CLERK Requirements: GCE 'O' Level or equivalent Minimum of 3 years' relevant experience Able to type Duties and responsibilities: SHIPPING CLERK Coding of invoices Checking/coding monthly
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      490 27 67 Situations Vacant: EDP International computerised typesetting company 1 requires: f I PROOFREADERS I All composition is m English and applicants 1 V should have a good grade m this subject at GCE i level. V i Proofreaders will have to read for literal errors and I I house style.
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      194 27 67 Situations Vacant: EDP I DYNACHEM (S) PTE LTD OS Manufacturing Company m Jurong has immediate vacancy for: SECRETARY c Minimum GCE 'O" level c Typing 45 w.p.m. c At least 2 years relevant working experience Pleasant personality Please write stating qualifications, experience, current and expected salary together with photograph
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      459 27 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical E8 national Panasonic Technics Due to our expansion programme, we have vacan- I cies for: Age 21 26 I GCE 'O' or 'A' Level with credit m English LCCI Certificate m Business and Industrial I Administration Must possess initiative and good character Preferably with some
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      381 27 70 Situations Vacant Secretarial/ Clerical Book Publishing Company urgently requires a STENOGRAPHER GCE 'O' with credit m English. Shorthand 100 w.p.m. and typing 45 w.p.m. Must be able to read write Bahasa Melayu. Hardworking, intelligent with pleasant personality and able to work under pressure. Minimum one year working experience. Interested
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      584 27 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical SECRETARY/ GIRL FRIDAY (Female) required by small Trading Company Applicants should have: c Good Secretarial skills c GCE 'O' level c Fluency m English c Age approx. 28 to 38 years c Sales experience, Advantage Attractive salary offerd commensurate with ability and experience. Please write
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      796 27 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical V.C. CHIN PTE LTD 2781 Ang Mo Kio Aye. S (Beside Block 606) Singapore 2056 requires ACCOUNTS SUPERVISOR Experience m keeping full sets of accounts. c Able to work independently, c Must be qualified. Interested applicants please write to the above address with non-re-turnable photograph
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      685 27 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical JUNIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK required urgently. Knowledge of bookkeeping typing. Experience not necessary. Write to: 291 Serangoon Rd, 4th fir., Spore 0821 stating salary required. Only applicants who can start work immediately need apply. URGENTLY REQUIRED GENERAL Clerk for a well established firm. Preferably with 2
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      577 27 71 Situationtfacant Sales f ty<\ METRO We require keen and self-motivated individuals who are interest! m the challenge of sales career to join us as: A) CUffOMER SERVICE SURRVISORS c Above l years of age c Passed&CE 'O' level with minimum of 3 credits, 2 of wfch should preferably be
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      53 27 71 Situations Vacant: Sales A company requires a TECHNICAL SALESMAN for its analytical equipment A consumable line. c Basic allowance and high commission. c Electronic background with credits m Science and English. c Own transport. Please reply with full details including work history to: S.T. BOX A***** 390 Kirn Seng
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      559 27 71 Situations Vacant: Sales 'Applicants are invited to till the^ position ot SALES REPRESENTATIVES Requirement*: Minimum GCE O level with good rommaiKl of Kiifflish. With experience and be familiar with building and marine materials Knowledge of technical drawings Possess a car. Salary will be commensurate with qualification* and experience. Interested
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      737 28 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Leading health care company invites applications lor the position of CASH VAN SALESMAN CONSUMER PRODUCTS DIVISION The Challenge To further strengthen the Company's business at the retail sector of the market. The Person c Preferably be m the age group of 20 to 26 years, c
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      567 28 71 Situations Vacant: Sales SALES SUPERVISOR (door-to-door tale) THE PERSON: 1) Not above 28 yrs 1 old. 2) GCE O' level. 3) Experienced m door-to-door selling essential. THE JOB 1) To recruit, train and supervise door-to-door sales team. 2) To perform sales administrative duties. THE SALARY: Basic commission. Company vehicle
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      462 28 72 Situaons Vacant: Techeal m I TRAVNOL LABORATORIES We are anulti-national company specialiag m the manufacturing of medical roducts. We invite applications for the fllowing positions: 1) Electrician Requireients: Applicant should possess an Industrial Technicin Certificate m Electrical Engineeng, and be a PUB licensed electricia. The Job: The incuibent will
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      50 28 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Established Trading A Engineering Firm has the following vacanicies: 1) MACHINIST c Preferably with diploma 2) APPRENTICE TRAINEE MECHANIC 3) FINANCIAL ANALYST Interested please send application with photo to: 38 40, JLN BENAAN KAPAL SINGAPORE 1439 EXPERIENCED LICENSED Electrician wanted for projects. Parttimer welcomed. *****77 Kddy.
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      428 28 72 Situations Vacant: Technical ELECTRICAL SITE SUPERVISORS Looking for energetic and well exposed personnel to fill the above post:The Incumbents must possess the minimum requirements at NTC2 level or at least 5 years of relevant working experience. Poly graduates preferred. Salary shall commensurate with working experience. Please write m with
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      468 28 72 Situations Vacant: Technical HANDY HARMAN MFG (S) PTE LTD We invite applications for the following positions: LAB ASSISTANT Remuneration:- Basic $620 After probation $660 plus benefits Job:- Weighing and chemical laboratory work Requirements:- Female Singapore citizen GCE O' level m Chemistry or Physical Science Training will be provided FACTORY
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      739 28 72 Situations Vacant: Technical QJE3 NATIONAL G3s] UNIVERSITY K^7 SINGAPORE Applications are invited for appointment to the following ASSISTANT TECHNICIAN (AUDIO-VISUAL EQUIPMENT) QUALIFICATIONS National Trade Certificate Grade 111 (Theory and Practical), or Trade I Certificate m Electronic Servicing. Preference will be given to candidates with experience m the installation, repair,
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      389 28 72 Situations Vacant: Technical MECHANICAL DRAFTSMEN REQUIRED for piping layout, isometric calculation works. Airconditionlng experience preferable. Tel: *****78. 73 Situations Vacant: Production Archive I A leader m Advanced I Tape Technology I requires for expansion: Minimum Primary 6/BEST education Age between 16 35 Female applicants preferred Secondary 2 and above
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      497 28 73 Situations Vacant: Production Fil HITACHI CABLE (S) PTE LTD requires •GCE O Level Able to type j Experience not ;!J required as training X* will be provided >X X One way transport x 'y will be provided Interested applicants please call personally during office nours for '■<:■ •X; an
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      386 28 74 Situation* Vacant: Miscellaneous HEIIIUI Wf WALK-IN IL INTERVIEW Jk Kentucky Mad Cfckkn For more details, walk into any of our restaurants listed below with 8 passport ■lie photographs: BEDOK PEOPLE S PARK KG JAVA QUEENSWAY SIGLAP LIANG COURT WOODLANDS BT MERAH KALLANG SHAW HOUSE KAI LANG BAKRU LUCK/ PLAZA
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      484 29 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous FUJITEC ELEVATOR I ESCALATOR I OTYfWRK A worldwide organisation We offer you A STABLE CAREER The largest lift escalator manufacturer m S.E. Asia invites ambitious and industrious men and women to apply for the following challenging positions. Candidates should have A level or above qualifications, preferably
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      195 29 74 Situations V cant Miscellaneous YAOHAN SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED Invites applications for the posts of> HOUSE OFFICER (MALE) c Above 20 years old c Minimum Secondary education Relevant working experience preferred. c Ex-policemen or Armed Forces Personnel will be considered SECURITY GUARDS (MALE) c Age between 25 45 years old
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      255 29 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous SINGAPORE AEROSPACE MAINTENANCE COPTE LTD requires CLERKS/ TYPISTS GCE 'O' Level with credit m English Ability to type at 35 wpm School Leavers and those with good GCE 'N' level results may apply STOREHANOS PAINTSHOP ASSISTANTS HANGAR HELPERS Physically fit Able to write and speak simple
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      583 29 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION (MRT PROJECTS) requires urgently DRIVERS CUM MESSENGERS Only Chinese need apply. Class 3 licence. Minimum 4 years experience. Able to speak English. Age 26 above. Basic salary: $450. Further adjustment upon confirmation. Prepared to work long overtime hrs. We offer attractive fringe benefits to
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      683 29 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous SATAY ANIKA, CENTREPOINT, requires Experienced Cashier and Service Staff. Excellent pay, tips and benefits. Call personally at unit 01-49/ 52, anytime between 10am -10pm. CLEANERS (MALE) FOR floor polishing, windows, carpet cleaning m Jurong. Age above 17. Salary $16 $20. Tel: *****51. DELIVERYMEN DRIVERS required. Call
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      592 29 ViiJlJ^J Yet another collector's rrrjririrra item m our Vehicles sec--ILI n 1 I H. t jon! Today, it's a 1959 AusU UUL=I tin Healey Stripe. Turn to S&) /7f\ /TV Inl classification 94 for more J fl\ j /«7i\ J U J details of this 'dream car' 9aH ?Htt£ v
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      606 29 82 Accessories/ 82 Accessories/ Maintenance Maintenance u/\^^g y° u really care l/\jmm for your car. mj me wom.o famous marmoonta Calac Chemicals Engineering Pte Ltd Blk 5035, Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 2, 345/347/349, Singapore 2056' Tel: *****93/4 86 For Sale: BMW IMMACULATE CONDITION BMW 3201A 4-dr. Nov. '84. 1
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      446 29 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat '80 FORD CORTINA 1.6 GL, aircon, PARF, $9,000. Downpayment $1,800. Exchange considered. *****55/ *****00 res. ALMOST '80 ESCORT 1.3. Aircon, cassette, tip-top condition. $4,200 0.n.0. *****91. JULY '83 FORD Lancer 1.5 GL. 1 owner, PARF. $19,200. Tel: *****26. LATE '79 FIAT 131. Aircon. cassette, PARF elgible.
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      909 29 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan '81 DATSUN BLUEBIRD, excellent condition, aircon, hi-fi, sports rims, road tax till Oct '85. $13,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****51. '84 NISSAN PULAR 10 DX 1 owner. New tax, aircon, radio cassette, mint cond. Call *****69 anytime. Loan arrangeable. CO. REG. '83 Nissan Bluebird. Selling $13,500. Tip top
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      907 29 90 For Sale: Toyota 73 TOYOTA CORONA Deluxe With rd tax, aircond. In good cond. $2,300 0.n.0 Tel: *****36 74, CELICA. FULL accessories New tax. Pte. $6,800. Loan $4,000 *****07 23. Lor Biawak (1335) 74 TOYOTA STATIONWAGON. Radio, car is beautiful. Price $5,400 Tel: *****65 76 TOYOTA COROLLA 1200 c.c.
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      882 30 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 3999 NOW AND TOP-OF-THE-LINE TELSTAR TXS S YOURS! J^E. Jm JLV Jflfl In' n— yn 'i^MrTT''f a fttr _^*4££3£3pMiiflfc For a limited period only, we have plush, luxurious interior, slashed nearly 50% off the normal Hurry down now to Regent Motors downpayment to make it easier
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      412 30 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 93 For Sale: Honda '84 JUN., 1 owner A 'cord Auto. White colour. N k. Highest offer. Call Paui V, .ig, *****30. 94 For Sale: Other Makes SIN THAI HIN TRADING PTE LTD~ Plot 'E', Fringe Carpark Kampong Java Road Singapore 0923 TEL: *****11/ 5 (Opens
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      317 30 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 94 For Sale: Other Makes SINGAPORE USED CAR PTE LTD 275 THOMSON RD, #01-01/ 02 NOVENA VILLE (opposite Novena Church) SINGAPORE 1130 TEL: 253-8877 Quality Used Car* 1983 Ford Telstar 'TX5' 2.0, auto. BMW 320ia. Honda Accord 'EX', 4-door, manual. 1982 Mit. Cordia 1.6 GLX' Nissan
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      821 30 94 For Sale: Other Makes In immaculate condition 1976 Ferrari 308 GT4, low mileage. 250h.p. 150 m.p.h. 1983 Ferrari 308 GTB, less than 5000 miles 1984 Mercedes 280SE, m mint cond. Less than 4000 km. Tel *****22 PORSCHE 911 TURBO 8 months old and m showroom condition. Asking $235,000. TEL:
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      791 30 95 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles '78 NOV DATSUN Pick-up steel body new road tax excellent condition. *****28. '79. DATSUN PICK-UP. Steel. Very good. Offer $3,800 secures. Passed inspection. *****80, Ah Hock. •80 DATSUN PICK-UP new paint tip-top condition. Asking $4,000/- Call: *****91. •80 MITS. L3OO VAN. 1 owner, aircon, beautiful
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      838 30 97 Vehicles Wanted WILLING TO PAY good price for quality used cars. Reasonable offers to: Mr. Koh, *****77. 98 Scrap Vehicles ATTRACTIVE CASH OFFER for all PARF scrap/ used cars. *****42/ *****63, Kwok (night: *****61). HIGHEST ATTRACTIVE PRICE for 985 to 4000 c.c. scrap cars. *****3/ *****5 Ricky Tay (24-hours)
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      625 30 juwfaAVj" 'Live In Luxury, Deep In IwlMpi "A* The HAArt Of Tntim' RoaH li^ v!v *tt7^B*'* i■■ C* UU Ifl fQk f fife f\ f% £fc f\ W VII f* h i!*****9**'i}* jiiii^sS iiii 'r^t nishinos find facilities ■t^Jn^s^'^^^Aii 106 Accommodation Available: Houses MINISTRY OF FINANCE REVENUE DIVISION LETTINGS SECTION
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      245 30 106 Accommodation Available: Houses 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments SUDDEN EXECUTIVE DEPARTURE Super Bargain! Dist. 9 Leonie Towers Bl k A, 22nd floor. Area 3,200 sq.ft. Available immediately prestigeous apartment. Central aircon, fully furnished. 3 bedrooms all with attached baths 1 study 1 servant's room, spacious separate living dining, swimming pool.
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      607 30 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments For Better Value Call: 532 3888~ BALMORAL PARK Quiet location. Central district. Bird's eye view of city. 3+l bedrooms, aircon and furnished. TEL: *****61/ *****37 EXCLUSIVE CONDO APTS c Villa Delle Rose $4,500 c Futura/ Chatsworth Ct $4,500 c LeonieTwr(Blk.A/B) $4,000 Grangeford (3-rm) $3,200 2-rm $2,500
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      874 30 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments ORCHARD ROAD STUDIO Service apt. F/furn. Colour TV, fully airconditioned, fully carpeted, with washing facilities. Only $1,200 inclusive of PUB and maintenance. Ideal for bacnelors. Call *****69/ *****50, George. D.ll DERBYSHIRE MANSION (Gotdhill vicinity). 3 bdrm. F/furn. Area 1600 sq.ft. Pool facilities Rental $1,800/ sale $350,000
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      411 31 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments Live In Luxury, Deep In The Heart Of Town 3 and apartments n o i vi^. M mmm j «i ihm«»iia/ w«un\ si£&' For enquiries ana Swimming pool, 2 tennis and 2 BS j v\ bookings, contact: squash courts, putting green,gym, ,L The Claymore Sales playground?
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      400 31 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments FURN. FLATS AT St. Thomas Walk available immediately. Tel: Mrs Leong *****67. GILSTEAD RD (Dist 1130), 3/ 4bdrm walk-up apts. $1,100/ $1,200 p.m. Tel: *****36. HONG LEONG SHOPPING (walk-up), Dist.s, 2 rooms, $950 furnished. Agt *****13. HORIZON TOWERS, PENTHOUSE available for rent. Interested parties please call
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      661 31 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms BENG'S LODGE offers luxurious furnished airconditioned rooms with own bathroom, private entrance and telephone available m Dist. 15. Linen, dally cleaning and 24-hour security/ reception provided. Laundry and meals service also available. Complete privacy. Monthly from $850. Short term lease negotiable. For
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      610 31 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms PAYA LEBAR WAY, dist.l43B. Fully furn. room for rent. Call owner: *****11/ *****77. RMS AVAIL. AT Jurong West, near Jurong Jr. College. Call *****38. Ladies students only. RM. TO LET. River Valley Rd. Central, furn., spacious, conducive, privacy. Tel: *****80. RM TO
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      648 31 113 For Sale: Houses Attractive fc Housing Loans Up to 90% valuation 100% valuation with CPF 25-year repayment period Competitive interest rates Overseas Union Trust Ltd. Head Office: 146 Robinson Road, *01 00, Singapore 0106 Tel: *****97 16 lines) Branches: Katong Tel: *****90/*****96 Toa Payoh Tel: *****92/*****93 > Tanglin Tel:
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      786 31 113 For Sale: Houses SENNETT ESTATE ELEGANT charming D-storey intermediate terrace house. Extensively renovated. 3 bedrooms, 1 servant room. Choice locality. Partially furnished. Modern living and dining hall. Selling at attractive price of $365,000. Interested call *****58 Paul Cheong. D 2057 THOMSON RD, 6 1/2 m.S. Jin Tarum s/storey bunglw,
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      444 31 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Sommerville Park ■■■■■■>■ Show unit now ready ~51l lOr VlCWing by appointment only If "1 1 yy%\ ff Sommerville Park offers a comprehensive IiJHSs range of facilities for the most discerning I f m 0 Olympic length swimming pool U M 0 8 squash courts
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      229 31 114 For Sale: Private Apartments SHOWFLAT OPEN TODAY: 12.00 5.00 p.m. Dist-11 Concorde, 368, Thomson Rd #03-02, brand new apartment with pool, sauna, security etc. 4 brdrooms/ attached bathrooms, 1,765 sq.ft. Freehold. Ready for occupation. $380,000 onwards. Deans Property: *****55/ showflat: *****76. DIST.26 GREEN MEADOWS upper maisonette corner unit, 3
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      198 31 114 For Sale: Private Apartments I INT'L PLAZA 1-BDRM 890 SQ.FT. Carpeted furn. View of Sentosa and islands. 85 yrs lease left. $180,000 0.n.0. Jim *****84. PANDAN VALLEY/ POINSETTIA Twr, 4 bdrms, fully furn. Bright breezy, full facilities. Freehoid. M&V Realty *****82. PANDAN VALLEY, PENTH'SE., 5 rms., 4,100 sq.ft. with
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      186 31 114 For Sale: Private Apartments D.S PASIR PANJANG High fir, lacing sea, 1820 sq.ft. Well furn. For- elgners eligible. Holland, *****7<j LEONIE TOWER BLK.B. High fir. 3000 sq.ft. Freehold. Sales price i neg Agent *****70 anytime. NORMANTON PARK, S-RM Flat. High fir, good orientation. SAF officers only. $155,000. *****32. OWNER
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      414 32 114 For Sale: Private Apartments When you've got it made, upgrade to L/f csJ^C-^x^ From s39s,ooo upwards /TWU^DTIIIIN Full condominium facilities with v^^^ quality fittings and furnishings. //4\/C. ghwftti open daily front < P<Mtos.sQfM Call *****30 (Showflat) or *****44 (Office) for further enquiries. Developer: Kintyre Rark Development (Pte) Ltd Developer
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      277 32 114 For Sale: Private Apartments 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments DOVER CRES., 3 rm., blk. 5, new generation. Terrazzo fir. Cabinets. (HDB price $42,600). $48,500 neg. All CPF. Tel: *****22/ 3. FOR SALE: $60,000 0.n.0. 3roomed modified corner flat at Bedok South Aye 3. Interested parties call: *****08. No agts
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      272 32 114 For Sale: Private Apartments 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments BLK.S BUANG KOK South 3roomed, f/furn. $45,000 0.n.0. Full CPF. *****64. 8LK.71 TOA PAYOH 3 rm. Lor.« 4 rubber tiles near market $22,000. Fully CPF. Tel. *****47 CHEAP SALE. $39,500 only. Blk. 118 Ang Mo Kio 3-rm. Well renovated. *****64.
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      451 32 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 1 RM, M HALL, for sale. 81k.33, Taman Ho Swee. Can use CPF. Tel. *****29. 2-ROOM TAMAN HO Swee 81k.31, Bth floor, $17,000. Near Central District. Tel: *****23 3-RM FLAT IN Toa Payoh area. No agents, please. Interested call: *****12. 3-RM FLAT IN Toa Payoh,
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      201 32 118 Factory Spaces r choice 1 FACTORY SPACE FOR LEASE Factory space of various dimensions at Sims Aye/ Eunos Road for lease. Please contact Mr Chong/Alice/Doreen Tel: *****11 or *****58 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces .^^^PRIME >L WAREHOUSE FOR SALE OR LEASE AT I PAYA LEBAR Modern
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      301 32 118 Factory Spaces 121 For Rent: Office Spaces GOLDEN MILE TOWER: Outside CBD, facing sea/ Beach Rd, 467 sq.ft./ 578 sq.ft./ 708 sq.ft./ 937 sq.ft./ 1219 sq.ft. LEE KAI HOUSE: Middle Rd, 7th and 9th floor. 3961 sq.ft. SHENTON WAY: 750 sq.ft./ 2246 sq.ft. Owner tel: *****22 ORCHARD SHOPPING CENTRE
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      614 32 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces DIST 1, PEARLS Centre, 4th Floor, 565 sq.ft. Rent $985/- negotiable. Dlst 8, Jalan Besar 3rd floor, 310 sq.ft. Rent $680/- negotiable. Thousand Building 335/560 sq.ft. Rent $780/$9 BO negotiable. Tel: *****55 AA Realty. QEYLANG MAIN RD, commercial shop house to let/ sale. Suitable for
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      875 32 120 For Sale: Office Spaces V\o For Sal*: Office Spaces 120 For Sale: Office Spaces :":":"^:^:"X"x%':':':*X"X'i*x»y »4A K:j:i:j:i:?:- :?x::^ &T7 FTI /I :'x :-xXX\-X'X<\X-x-x-X!jjjiji^^^ /WV I jj ■s^^^^ii*?^*^'^«B«^^s^^^slunss^^^El ■xjrjx-x-x-xjx^xlxvx'x Majestic 17 -storey building $:sXv:w:?'i^ 'M& ''■•i x x': :v: commanding view of city iv:?xs:s:J™ :^:^:^S:^: Central Air-conditioning Systen £:v: x
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      95 33 MR LEONO FOOK LUM alias Ho Ah Wah has been ceded by the Lord on 27iti June IMS. The betfy new lies at 93 Jaten Bumbong, Singapore 2573. Funeral Bervice Saturday, 29thJune, 3.00 pm, 8t Peter's Church,* Jalan Kedai Oft Canberra Road and' on to Mount Vtfnon Crematorium.
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      180 33 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MRS ANG CHWEE CHAI nee TAN HONG SIAN wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to Archdeacon Law Teik Oon and church members, 8L Andrew's Cathedral, (Mandarin Services), business aseocietes, relatives eno menus lor their kind attendance, condolences, prayers, wreaths, scrolls and
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      561 33 137 Tours 137 Tours OXLEYIITH 12TH GRAHD MASS WEDDIHG StHOnEYMOOn TOURS Date of Ceremony: 29.9.85 Jifat Date of Departure: 30.9.85 THE GRAND WEDDING SHOW will be held (flfo yy on 14th July 1985 from 2 pm to 5 pm Jj»\jß Call us for your invitation card today. BIG TOP JAPAN,
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      15 33 137 Tours GLOBAL EUROPE'BS BUDGET EUROPE JAPAN o^EXPO '85 SPECIAL Wr KM BH fo^RIC/¥Bq CHIKA?BS
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  • RACING
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      Ismadi's lone Wolf ride
      480 34  -  TONTO QE II Cup start m the balance By our man on the track Mudlarks RACE 1: Discover, Satisfaction in, Glamorous Charm, Kia-Ora n, Daktari RACE 2: Whips, Unanimous, Coronation Walk RACE S: Drum Roll, Racing Great, Pingat Mas n, Purity, Lisa Dale RACE 4: Big
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      Old firm back in action
      155 34 VETERAN jockey Moses Lee, who made a successful return to the saddle at Penang two weeks ago, has renewed ties with Agasam Stable. Lee has just two mounts for today Pagan Dancer m Race 4 and Intercontinental m Race 6 and both are owned by
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      Juara a solid tierce anchor
      189 34  -  PEDIGREE By A THREE-CORNERED contest is brewing between Juara, Lukinanko II and last-start winner Casabella m Race 6 today. The trio, with ten wins over 1,200 m between them, have the edge over their nine rivals m the Class 1 Div 3 event over 1,200
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      What the tipsters say
      307 34 RACE RACING ED TONTO PEDIGREE LUCKY LEO WENGBOOK 3 Calgary 3 Calgary 3 Calgary 3 Calgary 3 Calgary 1 5 Florida Falls 1 Discover 9 Magic Box 1 Discover 4 Glamorous Charm 7 Midnight Killer 4 Glamorous Charm 7 Midnight Killer 5 Florida Falls 9 Magic
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      Today's Bukit Timah card
      5268 34 GOING FORECAST: GOOD MHHHfIH 2.15 CLASS 2 DIV 6 1,200 m l 71 t i D ff (Ratings: 100-90) ShMMMMNK (Stakes: $20,000) I 1 *****5 Discover 51 (1W) CX Wee-West seg dl +.5 (1400 m) Fair run when sth of 14 with 56.5 Div 5 Spore
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      Hock Chong unofficial envoy for racing: Aussie paper
      302 34 Hock Chong unofficial envoy for racing: Aussie paper TAN HOCK CHONG, who was elected a member of the Singapore Turf Club Committee earlier this year, has been praised by the Australian media for his role m the racing industry Jack Elliott, President of the Australian Racing Writers' Association and one
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      Lock icon Strong French challenge in today's Irish Derby
      434 35 DUBLIN, Friday FRENCH stables mount a powerful bid for the 2,400 m Irish Sweeps Derby for three-year-olds at The Curragh tomorrow. The Aga Khan's brilliant and unbeaten Mouktar, winner of the French Derby earlier this month, is joined by the improving Baillamont, who
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      Tiros looks a picture
      382 35  -  TONTO ON THE TRACK with PROMISING sprinter Tiros, who eaualled the course record for the Ipoh 1,400 m m May while still m Class 3, looked a picture of fitness at Bukit Timah yesterday mornRidden by boom apprentice Ismadi Ismail, the War Hawk n three-year-old clapped
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      Week's top gallops
      139 35 TUESDAY (good going): Pagan Dancer and Sunny Smile 34.6, Big Chief 38.9, Drum Roll 35.1, Happiness n and Live And Learn 40, Benmorven 38.5, Mostgrand 36.8, Remember Me V and Black Dinero 36.5, Scarlet O'Hara 38.8, Juara 36.1, Steady n 37, Cruzeiro n and Little Papa 39.8,
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      Lock icon Slip Anchor slips
      91 35 LONDON, Fri. Epsom Derby winner Slip Anchor is lame and may miss his next target the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes at Ascot m four weeks. The colt, who is known to enjoy "fooling around" m his box, may have injured a leg on
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      Lock icon Carson's son lands first winner
      154 35 Carson's son lands first winner NEWCASTLE, Fri. NEIL CARSON, 20, son of former British champion jockey Willie Carson, landed the first winner of his career when Tanfen took the first race at this racetrack m Northern England yesterday. Carson had three quarters of a length to spare on the 9-4
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      Leading jockeys
      147 35 Total Plaehigg Placlngs ror last if rides rides Ist 2nd 3rd 1 Leong 111 25 II 13 0 *****0004 2 Tlley ***** 18 IS ********** S Johnston 147 *****1 ********** 4 *bmadf 95 20 It It ********** 5 Cook 159 17 23 21 ********** t Sabtan 116 17
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      Leading trainers
      85 35 Ist ted 3rd Teh 47 30 30 Zaflr 31 15 14 Allan 24 22 14 Yeoh 20 9 19 EBreokelen 19 29 18 KLeong 18 13 10 Lee 17 18 24 Samrarl 16 16 12 Boang 16 11 18 Badgers 15 26 21 Dragon 15 13 9 West
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      Leading owners
      81 35 Ist 2nd 3rd Auric 20 10 11 Goodman 12 7 8 Chens 12 6 7 BiuegraiK 12 2 1 MdmTLLong 8 13 HaU 7 10 Agasam 6 9 8 True Friend 5 3 1 ajk 520 Inderapon 5 1 10 Aee-In-The-Hole 5 11 HT Wee 3 5 2
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      Tomorrow's card
      1531 35 |.|f«j Jfl 2.15 CLASS 2 DIV 5 1,200 m \Ti>l J H (Ratings: 103-92) (Stakes: $20,000) 1 *l*ols Saadrwetea 61 (MS) RAT-Buang 4ag ul same (1400 m) *Dajda 10 2 *****5 Bfaun Ahead M.5 (IK) Auric-Teh 8 irq +5 (1850 m) MmU 1 1 6*8*41 Gcctare U NJH
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  • OBITUARIES
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      183 Condolences 183 Condolences 183 Condolences
      29 35 183 Condolences 183 Condolences 183 Condolences WITH DEEPEST SYMPATHIES AND CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY OF THE LATE: RICHARD HO KWEK SHWEN From Management Staff Of IBM SINGAPORE PTE. LTD.
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      181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      212 35 181 Deaths 181 Deaths DM ENG LIAT, VINCENT AGED 61 has been called by The Lord on 27th Juno, 1985, leaving behind. WIVES: Choy Yuen Kheng Khoo Pheh Llan 8ON8: Lim Teck Meng, Ross Llm Teck Seng, James BROTHERS: BIBTERS-M-LAW: Llm Eng Slang, Larry Koh Lay Choo, Irene Llm Eng
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      181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      79 35 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MRS PEGGY LEE KOK THIAM nee CHOO YIN FONG M.B.E. Born: 2 Nov 1926 passed away peacefully on 28 Juno 85 leaving behind Fattier: Choo Slew Hong Brother Arthur Choo Chong Seng Son: Stephen Lee Slang Guan Daughter Cynthia Lee Teck Joo SocHn-Urw: Major Llm Kah
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      184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam
      65 35 184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam Mdm Chua Moing Mrs Andrew Tan Jat Hang) 29-6-83 &oW%jp rammbewd Ifp all of us" In Loving Mamory Of Mdm. Qirak Ah Lin Departed 29.6J2 Time changes many things. But not the memory this day brings. Always ranwtnb«r«d by k>v«d OfMW. In Loving Memroy
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      183 Condolences
      47 35 With DMpMt Sympathy And CondotoncOT To Th* Family of Hrn Uto MohMiMd Bin Mydin From: The Management And Staff oflndiaj^vefjja^Jynl^inaypof* With deepest sympathies and condolences to MRS. HUNEY LAW on hN ooroivo ot nor doiowq God-mother, MDM. ALICE TAN From THE STAFF MGT. of ZEN'S.
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      Lock icon LATEST McEnroe, Connors through
      233 36 LATEST McEnroe, Connors through LONDON, Fri. Defending champion John McEnroe, playing superbly when required, won two tie-breaks m decisive fashion to beat Nigeria's Nduka Odizor 7-6, 6-1, 7-6 m the second round here today. The top-seeded American's victory put him into the third round along with third-seeded compatriot Jimmy Connors,
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      518 36 THE WIMBLEDON TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS Chris wins to keep within sight of big bonus LONDON, Fri. Chris Evert Lloyd, showing no effects of a neck injury, continued her million-dollar quest here yesterday. Chris, whose victory over Martina Navratilova m the French Open final put her top of
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        428 36 4 I'm playing a lot of tournaments with people like McEnroe, Lendl and Connors and there I'm just a nobody. But I'm looking forward to not being a nobody. It could happen very soon. My personal m life is on the tennis court. German sensation
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        Lock icon Hu Na aims to rock around the court
        449 36 4 All my dreams came true today. I have dreamed of being at Wimbledon ever since I started playing tennis at the age of eight and I was so happy to be out there. I was so nervous. I've m never played
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      313 36 WHEN a shy, bespectacled teenager appeared on Wimbledon's showcourts this week, another custom at the tradition-rich championships was broken. After years of male domination, high school student Jackie Pushong joined the boys as the first ball-girl to appear on a prestige court at the world's most coveted tennis
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      Lock icon ALL THE RESULTS
      487 36 First round Men's singles: John Fitzgerald (Aust) bt Tony Giammalva (US) 6-4, 7-5, 6-1; Ramesh Krishna n (Ind) bt Bruce Derlin (NZ) 6-2, 7-5, 4-6, 7-6; Kevin Curren (US) bt Larry Stefanki (US) 7-6, 6-3, 6-4; Lloyd Bourne (US) bt Guy Forget (Fra) £6, 6-3, 6-3, 6-4;
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      Lock icon Aoki's 11th hole ace worth $150,000
      371 37 Aoki's 11th hole ace worth $150,000 MONTE CARLO, Fri. Japan's Isao Aoki shot a hole-in-one during the opening round of the Monte Carlo golf tournament today to win a US$7O,OOO ($154,000) limousine. Six years ago at Wentworth m England, Aoki won a house, valued at US$llB,OOO, after an ace during
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      Times hope to close in on high-flyers SIA
      161 37 Times hope to close in on high-flyers SIA FOR the last two years, the Times Organisation have played bridesmaid to Singapore Airlines. This year's Times Inter-Busi-ness Houses Athletics Meet will prove to be no exception. The airmen, who were runaway winners on both previous occasions, have entered a strong 76-member
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      Counting on jokers for good cards
      449 37  -  TAY CHENG KHOON Arch-rivals' gamble m final leg By 4 WE are trying to expose Chuan Thye to as many big matches as possible. He may or may not deliver the goods but winning is not everything. We have a duty to groom our
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      Lock icon Confident Cram clocks third fastest 1500 m
      291 37 Confident Cram clocks third fastest 1500 m OSLO, Fri. Britain's world champion Steve Cram ran the third fastest 1,500 metres ever yesterday when he clocked 3min 31.345 ec at the Oslo Games athletics meeting. Cram, running with supreme power and confidence, underlined Britain's continuing mastery m athletics' most glamorous events
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      Lock icon Soviet-N. Korea talks
      98 37 MOSCOW, Fri. Sports officials of the Soviet Union and North Korea ended their four-day talks on the Olympics, including some questions of the present day Olympic Movement, declared against the penetration of professionalism and commercialism and stressed the need to combat apartheid, Tass news agency reported. The
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      Chua's Mistral chance
      143 37 CHUA Tan Ching, who stamped his class m last week's Port Dickson Regatta, will attempt to do the same m this weekend's Mistral Class windsurfing championship, off the East Coast Sailing Centre. But Chua, who leads the qualifying list for December's South-east Asia Games, will have to
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      Lock icon Grit versus great
      424 38 Semi-final first-leg: Johore v Selangor (Larkin Stadium, 8.30), FT v Trengganu (Merdeka Stadium, 8.30) Johore out to tame the giants 4 Selangor, on paper, are a formidable side; many will be swayed into rooting for them. But Johore fans are not likely to let Selangor's reputation affect
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      439 38 BASKETBALL Defending champions United States edged out Japan 56-54 (31-27) on Thursday to notch their sixth victory In the winners' round of the William Jones Cup women's tournament m Taipei. In other matches, South Korea beat West Germany 71--66 (29-38) and Brazil defeated Taiwan 68-67 (35-33). Results of
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      Lock icon SOCCER SHORTS
      352 38 MANCHESTER CITY, who return to the English First Division next season, have closed a 9,300-seat stand to their own supporters. After a meeting with local police, City were advised to use the stand for away fans only. Club chairman Peter Swales said: "We were not forced to comply
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      Lock icon Small men with the big tasks
      293 38 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Two tiny-but-lion-hearted players could well provide the backdrop for an absorbing battle, with the victor helping his team safely past the semi-final firstleg at the Merdeka Stadium here tomorrow. In one corner or, to be more precise, m midfield Is Ahmad
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      Lock icon Khoon Hean's golden glory
      653 39  -  JANICE SEAH Comeback kid and David make it a Singapore fling REPORT...By WITH all the proverbial fire and fury of a sleeping giant aroused, Tay Khoon Hean shook off the lethargy of a two-year lay-off and stormed to three gold medals two individual and one relay
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      Optik's Oldham shines
      189 39  - Optik's Oldham shines PETER SIOW By AMERICAN Calvin Oldham, who only this season came under the payroll of West Germany's Steiner Optik, gave a moneyworth performance against Singapore m the Vaneco Cup basketball championship at the Gay World Stadium last night. Calvin, the Bundesliga's top scorer last season, was almost
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      Time to ring the pro bells again
      733 39 Time to ring the pro bells again W Rrst f /Person LIM KEE CHAN, who used to punch for pay before writing for wages, is understandably unneutral when he reflects about the sport. He feels that the time is right for pro boxing to be revived m Singapore. FORMER world
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      Meet uncovers boxing gem
      212 39 INTERMEDIATE championships have always been means of uncovering new talents. And last night's finals at the Police Academy produced a 17-year-old prospect (reports LIM KEE CHAN). Peter Lim, winner of the St Andrew's School bantamweight title last year before he sat for his 0 levels, is
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      Lock icon Border's brave stand
      238 39 LONDON, Fri. A typically aggressive unbeaten half-century (58) by Australian captain Allan Border failed to prevent England from taking a firm grip on the Second cricket Test at Lord's today. Border took the attack to the England bowlers after openers Graeme Wood and Andrew Hilditch had been
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      Lock icon Windies pair lead fightback
      272 39 LONDON, Fri. West Indies Test pair Malcolm Marshall and Gordon Greenidge led a fightback b; title-contenders Hampshire against leaders Gloucestershire m their English County championship cricket match yesterday. Fast bowler Marshall snapped up 4-57 and opener Greenidge nit an unbeaten 66 as third-placed Hampshire ended the
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      Lawrence named skipper
      74 39 LAWRENCE YOUNG has been named captain of the Singapore team for the Malaysian Cricket Association inter-state match against Selangor at the Padang next weekend. Back m the side is former skipper Stacey Muruthi, who quit the team m February. Hie team: Lawrence Young (capt), Mohan Rajalingam (vice-capt),
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      178 38 I TODAY'S EVENTS ATHLETICS Caltex age-group meet (Nat. Stadium, 2). BASKETBALL Vaneco Cup: Malaysia v West Germany (Gay World, 8) BOWLING Ist national team selection trials Phase II (Jackie's Orchard, 9 am). CRICKET SCA senior knockout: SCC I v CSC, SRC v SCC n both at Padang; IA v SAFSA,
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      284 39 Men: Mm fly: 1 Tay Khoon Hean (S) 26.07 2 Johnny Li (HK) 26.58 3 Tsang Vi Meng (HK) 26.64 4 Oon Jin Gee (S) 27.02 Oon Jin Telk (S) 27.62. Mm back: 1 Carl Wilson (A) 28.35 2 DavM lim (S) 28.38 3 Soo-tho Kok Man (S) 29.39 4
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    Lock icon Treaty adopted to curb soccer violence
    247 40 STRASBOURG (France), Frl. Sports ministers from 21 European countries have adopted a binding International treaty to minimise future outbreaks of violence at soccer matches. The convention follows a series of bloody incidents at Europe's soccer stadiums culminating in a riot on May 29 at
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    Tokyo move to boost imports from Asean
    557 40  -  PETER HAZELHURST Japanese subsidiaries there to be told to export more home By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Fri. In what Dr Tony Tan, Minister for Trade and Industry, described as a major gain for Singapore today, the Japanese government declared it will take steps
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    Thai army chief calls on PM
    178 40 THE Supreme Commander of the Royal Thai Armed Forces and Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Army, General Arthit Kamlang-Ek, is m Singapore on a five-day visit as guest of the Singapore Armed Forces. General Arthit, who arrived on Thursday, was accompanied by MajorGeneral Kamol
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    Lock icon Syria 'agrees in principle to take hostages'
    408 40 Syria 'agrees in principle to take hostages' But it sets 48-hour deadline for deal to release Lebanese prisoners BEIRUT, Fri. Syria was reported today to have agreed m principle to take charge of the 38 American hostages if a deal is worked out within 48 hours for the release of
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    Lock icon US workers can quit union during strikes
    129 40 WASHINGTON, Fri. The US Supreme Court has dealt a major setback to the labour movement by ruling that workers have the right to resign from a union during a strike. Labour experts said the narrow 5-4 ruling against union restrictions on resignations during
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    Lock icon Shenzhen casino closed after 11 days
    211 40 Shenzhen casino closed after 11 days HONGKONG, Fri. Authorities m China's pacesetting special economic zone at Shenzhen have shut down a casino only 11 days after it opened, according to press reports. The casino, the first to operate openly m China since the communist takeover m 1949, was set up
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    Four in 10 wasting water: PUB
    101 40 Four in 10 wasting water: PUB THE Public Utilities Board said last night on SBC's Friday Background programme that four out of 10 Singaporeans are wasting water. It also said that there is no alternative to the growing demand except conservation. The board conducted studies and found that 43 per
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    57 40 SANTIAGO, Fri. The United States will set up a six-nation radio network m South America to quickly trace and intercept planes used m the region s narcotics trade. The communications system, based m Bogota, will be m use before the end of the year at a cost
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    39 40 VATICAN CITY, Fri. The Vatican Observatory and China have agreed to share astronomical technology and information. Under an agreement signed m Rome, the observatory will transfer a telescope from its base m Castelgandolfo to Xinjiang province. Reuter
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    31 40 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials climbed 3.14 points to 1,335.35 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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      141 40 Weather UP TO 1 pm: Fair except for showers over a few areas m the morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6 am tomorrow: 33 max., 26 mm. SUNSET today: 7.14 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.02 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 5/19 C Fine Manila 23/28 C Rain Amsterdam 10/17 C Cloudy Melbourne
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        1191 1 COLLECTIVE LEADERSHIP AND FACTIONALISM An Essay on Ho Chi Minh's Legacy By Thai Quang Trung Institute of South-east Asian Studies, 136 pages, $19.50 Ten years after Ho Chi Minh's dream of a united Vietnam with the formal reunification of the North and South on July 2,
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        Murder in New China
        521 2  -  CHRISTINE KHOR A DEATH IN CHINA By William D. Montalbano and Carl Hiassen. Sidgwick and Jackson, 1984 309 pages, $26.85 Reviewed by SET hi contemporary China, this novel is a showcase for the talent of two award-winning American journalists. There's a highly original plot, the latest
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        War memories
        722 2  -  GEOFFREY MURRAY VIETNAM VOICES Perspectives on the war Years, 1941 1982 Compiled by John Clark Pratt Penguin Books 704 pages, $31.95 Reviewed by FOR those who were part of the Vietnam War, the sights, sounds, smells and feelings of the Vietnam War are as vivid as ever. The
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        374 2 THE Soong Dynasty by Sterling Seagrave (Sldgwick and Jackson, IMS, 532 pages, $57.5t) This fascinating and controversial saga of one of China's richest and most powerful families begins with Charlie Soong, who ran away to the United States before returning to found a singular dynasty that lasted
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        Why cities boom or bust
        541 4 Browsing m the Library Rebecca Chua CITIES AND THE WEALTH OF NATIONS By Jane Jacobs Random House, New York, 1984 257 pages THIS iconoclastic work argues that productive cities create prosperous mixed economies m their own surrounding regions. Stunted, wildly unbalanced (and usually exploited and
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        Analysis of Asean politics
        715 4  -  JANE ITTOGI POLITICS IN THE ASEAN STATES By Diane K. Mauzy Marican 343 pages, $18 Reviewed by THINK about Singapore politics. What comes to mind? Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew and the PAP. What about Thailand? The monarchy and military. As for the Philippines, Marcos, Aquino
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        New Arrivals at the Bookshops
        370 4 THE PHOENIX AND OTHER STORIES By Wong Swee Hoon (Hetaemann, 1985, 115 pages, $6.25) Five short stories rooted m Singapore life, from an old Malay squatter village through the streets of old Jalan Besar to the wooden-and-concrete sections of old Hougang and all peopled with
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        108 1 Towards /^AfkM^W %JP cashless Memories of the Vietnam war 2 Khajuraho: Ancient splendour I I and modern comfort Books, Expressions Edited by Rebecca Chua Personal Glimpses Edited by Richard Lim Going Places Edited by Tan Chung Lee hew Hsß*; #iiMirißM ifflMlß^P*^^^B^B^^fc^Bg# mL 'SSS Wf f ■BmB^\|B1BmB" Br^HwH Ba f «5
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        632 2 liv Hsiang Lou Sichuan Resraurant HV' MB II; flB B «i jlaH Hb^3 BHBB Hal JKafl' HA f I nJlß^^Pn niL Free Diced Chicken I with Dried Red Pepper > Liv Hsiang ix>u, Tai-Pan Ramada's Sichuan /^I/j(KtßgKm^S^B2aSrj^\ Restaurant. MJ^plMj| M^'*/ celebration of the hotel's magical transformation. V^Uy&^TjKißarVav iT^^3b> c v
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        433 3 > ******************** Never has such luxury COURTS J Never has there 8 HSHffiftafff 111 11^ D 6611 SO SltOruSblS; D66H S DIK&6F CnolC6t O 4 ch airs and 2 armchairs m I^^^^ O Wall Unit From Penthouse luxury to low cost A I^ T^ a S; r^ X s I
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        501 4 Write for Pleasure and Profit The Writing School, founded m 1949, shows you how to write articles, short stories, novels, romances, radio and TV scripts that sell and keep on selling. Top professional writers, through the medium of the school's comprehensive home-study courses, give you individual tuition, showing you how
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        6656 5 ARE YOU ONE, TOO? Here are the results of The World Of Survival Discovery Game. m^^^C^MS^ Ist1 st PRIZE I 2 nd PRIZE 3 rd PRIZE ig^^|^& tf^aM^fcjC!^-^ Trip for 2 to Disneyland, USA Trip for 2 to Ocean Park, 30 Volumes of Encyclopedia g m^^P^ Discovery Game No. *****1
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        271 6 The 'cashless' society I 24 'HOURS SER'JicB A»M le* y oi^v If IfL c i"***^* JJJUU S^p^S"*^ Jeten By LIM LEA CHEEN, 23, a student Boots Dilemma Long laces, dirty and used; I won't do it. You 're useless, worse Is life as I often feel. And I thought you
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        92 7 P Eleven plucky students made a trip to Mount Ophir last month. YONG KIT MUN, a 25-year-old civil and structural engineering student at the Nanyang Technological Institute, was among them. He survived a dislocated shoulder while climbing (that's him with a bandaged shoulder m the picture below) and lived to
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        404 7 Unveil your talent EXPRESSIONS offers two pages of creative and artistic effort by you and for you. So if you're a closet writer, composer, painter or photographer, now's the time to unveil your talent. Whether you write, compose music, paint, sculpt or draw (cartoons, illustrations or drawings), send it to
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        169 7 You are cordially invited to view hcceirr on PWLIPPINC irrOIOR DG9IGN9 A showcase of Philippine design "^&w_ ti*ks~fasi& environments ranging from the classical 'X j.-j»wyL wp?-^ -s^T/^^^f'^ and the c o ntem Porary to the traditional l> j-~~~. .-JL I end the exotic. Fashioned from Philippine !&P !>'W& '> stl
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        711 8 A two-page report published m conjunction with the exhibition which opens today There is no single correct way of laying out a supermarket. The supermarket/retail outlet design competition held m conjunction with The Asia Shop will prompt layout ideas m a variety of traditions. But here is
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        477 8 Venue: World Trade Centre, Hall 2 Date: Today to Tuesday Time: 11 am to 7 pm Admission: Free VISIT The Asia Shop, which opens today, and you'll be looking at the shape of retailing m the future. This four-day exhibition, organised by MeComm,
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        Display, not decoration, most important
        857 9  - Display, not decoration, most important SIMONE VAZ SFSDFSG GHFH DGDG YRTY By YOU can stroll through a $250,000 mock-up of a futuristic department store at The Asia Shop. Covering 250 sq m, it will have candy and chocolate shops, a supermarket, as well as fashion, sports and household departments. Although
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        341 9 NEON lighting effects at a fraction of the cost of the real thing that is what Line-lite offers. This versatile form of lighting consists of a length of plastic tubing which glows under ultraviolet light. It comes m round and square tubes, as well as flat
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        127 8 Achallengeof spirit and creativity A fc JH— lk v I, M niJ m i. "mi "i iV i: l^ > "'fi w>^^ w mH j». *S I B^ H I H I jBB Hj I if f"H%J Nr V^^^ yf Arusu Co. Ltd (Japan) Arusu Company nio^ I Arusu International
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        38 9 OHIO SCIENTIFIC COMPUTERS We provide cost-effective solutions for a variety of business ancUridustrial applications. r -J^^-_ p?S.- .^^tp^^ ENQUIRIES: Ohio d£X TEL: 293-9700 *****56 Or call at 402 Orchard Road #05-10 Delfi Orchard Singapore 0923. Telex: ***** HOBBYS
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        330 9 Can You Afford Not To Buy A TEXT LITE Electronic Sign For Under $900? Inspite of what anyone says the business opportunities are still phenomenal. However, we need new approaches to selling, informing and communicating. The Text-Lite does that better than anything else m its medium or price range. Features.
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        269 9 »H N Y' HFC w I f Digipian ■■■■HHrnnKH > r» <% ***9* ,'i||; V^* I***^1 Queue System Our Products Include: l^se**^ Q board Belstar Fiber-optics sole agent: Multi television disnlav TRACK computer (F.e.) pte ltd mum leieyi sion aispisy SOLE o »str»butor: Flowing sign (FujitsuKiden) innovative design systems pte
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        508 10 Saturday Observer Catherine Ong IT was an invitation to a view to a kill. Being m London for the first time and not being among the select who were invited to the charity premiere of the 14th Bond movie, A View To a
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        The great wooden-leg debate
        1196 10 At Large:| David Kraal I CALL it the Durian Reaction. That was what my last column evoked among friends and strangers too. "That was a nice piece on cricket. Too bad they don't play it m the schools today like it was played m your day."
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        The path to being a world champ
        560 10 Chess Leslie Leow THE PACE of the elimination rounds leading to the 1986 world championship match is picking up. No Singaporeans are involved. Two Chinese and a Filipino are the only Asians. Under revised regulations, title matches are conducted every two years. The
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        114 10 THE game continues with 14. c 5 Nd 7, since c 5 was the most popular move submitted. Out of the 148 entries received, 38 gave the correct answer of c 5 (also the most popular move), although Qg4 was a very close choice, with 34 entries.
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        367 10 P,^ /^taj^^ SL^ TSd iat "fT" 1 11 o^^^^ NOW Up 10 I) Low wattage (PL) bu)bs for K\f|o/\ brighter lighting at lower cost. Urn I y Varimoles. low-voltage >*»»v ifc> framing spots. Spotlights I .jffijfflt}, J^HU with a difference. Equipped kßkg''" 9 with a mechanism to cut out I
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        Charming village-city of ancient temples
        1011 11  -  PAULINE WALKER Intriguing India The temple city of Khajuraho is a charming village of 4,000 people m the middle of Madhya Pradesh. Yet it has made a name for itself and is rapidly becoming a major tourist attraction thanks to its magnificient temples and the
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        383 11 Getting there THE temples of Khajuraho are beginning to make the village a major tourist destination m India. But getting there is not easy as it is fairly isolated and not on any main routes. Flying is best as Khajuraho lies on the route from Delhi and
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        495 12 dV 25* Exclusive Europe design a! lounge suite with free <^^ ff^^^L I l^A colour T.V. N> oS^S^' 'B P A I^L W# .^..i|.ij..- v .....wui.y j-- —^Too\ vi^jv these exclusive bedroom J SLjiicWHl J|H &tir sets and mattresses. JHH^ 1^ t A y v- PI- »*..^.T3 ill>ll|| **i|i Imported
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        500 12 *»m^ Allied Chocolate Industries Ltd. VAN HOUTEN g^ 1/ Date: 28th 29th June 1985 \**r' (Fri Sat) Time: 10.00 am 5.00 pm Highlights Visual Presentations on how chocolates are manufactured. See Cacac Trees with their product features. Come and sample our freshly made chocolates. Fun&Games with Magic Show— Win Fabulous
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        513 12 BI "B! !BI!!iB!!IBI"B!!l!BI!"BulB! !iBl i !!B!liBnilBl!iB'>!l!Bi!B!il>B! 1 "B 10th RAMBOmania DAY at Capitol-Savoy-Changi-Oriental 1 PRICES. $3.00 $4.OO— CASH BOOKINGS ONLY— NO FREE LIST CAPITOL: 11, 1.45, 4, 6.30, 9.15-ORI: 11, 1.30, 4, 7.00, 9.15 CHANGI ft SAVOY: Both Theatres at 11, 1.45, 4.00. 6.45, 9.15 Tickets CASH BOOKABLE ONE DAY
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        525 12 pSwiiKf l» ATUJI V (*****00) 5 SHOWS UA I HAT: Ham, 1.30, 4, 630 9.15pm j A TREAT YOUR CHILDREN WILL NOT RESIST!) /j "*^BBp*'^K They risk their lives to reunite Baby with j ■B^r OiJKtPiPrHI lts ca P tured mother ■■pyx H*CM < 3H|| WBJc' I It s cute
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        1231 13 [APPOINTMENTS/ NOTICES aa^K^xmm ctamtc BCRftOQI MHMHHH Telefax No: *****59 Rates: Box Service: MBBWB OIAW I 5 H53U00 1 mmmmim*»M Sa es Service: Straits Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected: 555.00 Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD Tel: *****11 ext 2724-7 2669 Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. Posted: Sslo.oo APPOINTMENTS Oi NATIONAL
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        802 13 A large established regional trading conglomerate with also interests m properties and finance is looking for experienced individuals for the newly-created positions m its various subsidiaries. The Job The successful candidate will provide advisory and consultancy services on all legal matters to the various subsidiaries m the Group. He/She will
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        653 14 APPOINTMENTS BAUMANN, a Multi-national Company with head office m Switzerland, is one of the world's leading manufacturers of quality springs, wire forms and stamped parts. For our steadily growing operation m Jurong we seek to employ: I SALES EXECUTIVE Applicants should possess a DEGREE m MECHANICAL or PRODUCTION ENGINEERING and
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        699 14 SZ MAE 1 \i NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD We are engaged m international shipping, chartering and related business. To meet our expanding activities and strengthen our information resource services, we require suitably qualified persons to join our existing team of dedicated staff. We have vacancies for: Data Base Administrator Duties
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        565 14 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES GOVERNMENT OF DUBAI DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH MEDICAL SERVICES The DOHMS has under its jurisdiction four large Hospitals, a number of Clinics, Residential Complexes and other quarters. The Engineering Division of the Department of Health, which is responsible for managing the operation, servicing and maintenance of all Engineering
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        349 14 I ANADHILL requires ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN 3 years experience Completed National Service Completed Industrial Training Course Bachelor Between 25 to 30 years of age Willing to work offshore and overseas Electronic background Familiar with advanced I/C Circuitry Micro Computer Technology Practical experience m troubleshooting Good manual ability Base m Singapore or
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        562 15 APPOINTMENTS ■Plantek International (Re) Ltd NURSERY SUPERVISOR Plantek International, Southeast Asia's newest and most advanced plant biotechnology compcny, seeks an experienced NURSERY SUPERVISOR to oversee a 2.5 hectare facility at Sem&awang, Singapore. The nursery site is to be developed for research trials, demonstrations and elite plantlet production. Its opeation will
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        438 15 SIA Properties (Pte) Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Singapore Airlines, invites applications for the following posts: SENIOR TECHNICAL^ ASSISTANTS Qualifications: A diploma m Building, Mechanical Electrical, Estates Management (Building Services) or full City and Guilds certificate m Builder's Quantities. Salary: $650X55- $1,695 Point of entry will depend on qualifications and
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        996 15 The MRT Corporation invites applications for the following positions (A) CIVIL ENGINEERING STRUCTURES DEPARTMENT (E) ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT (DESIGN) (1) SENIOR TECHNICAL OFFICER SENIOR TECHNICAL OFFICER (2) TECHNICAL OFFICER (1) Salary Scale (1) $1900x100-2300/2425x125-2925 (2) Conrfnunications (2) 940x40-1020/1150x50-1350/1500x75-2100 c Functions For both: (3) Buldil Services To ensure that the
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        82 15 An established financial institution requires a I MARKETING OFFICER I Applicants should preferably have a univer- I sity degree m social science, economics, I accountancy or business administration. I Those without a degree but with the rele- I vant experience particularly m a financial I institution will be considered. Salary
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        80 15 PROFESSIONAL SALES PERSON We sell technology based products to a diversity of industries and the university. We require the services of a professional salesperson with tertiary qualifications m chemical engineering, biochemistry or chemistry. If you are a self starter, needs challenges and have a burning desire to succeed, write to
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        800 16 APPOINTMENTS Citibank, N.A., is one of the world's biggest and most progressive International Banks. Our Treasury Group has one of the largest and most active dealing rooms m Singapore dealing m foreign exchange, local and Eurocurrencies, precious metals, financial futures, bonds and securities, options, swaps and FRAs. Due to rapidly
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        689 16 I CAREER OPPORTUNITIES I I WITH THE VITB I Applications are invited for the following positions IA) TRAINING 1 I I OFFICERS I Dl APAnCA/lIP To perform full-time Dl MUnULIf 110 training and related TDAIMIAIP Unctions m the InAllllNb Board straining nCCIPCDQ institutes urnotno I C) TRAINING I I INSTRUCTORS
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        489 16 "KH I International Company manufacturing and installing steel building products for the Construction Industry invites application for the following post: SITE SUPERVISOR Requirements: Male Singaporean of age below 30 years c Technical qualification m Building Construction c Few years experience m construction site highly desirable c Pleasant personality, drive and
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        545 16 Hill ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT The Company A Multi-National Insurance Company with Head Office m New York The Job He will be responsible to the Accountant for all reporting functions viz for local management, our New York office as well as for statutory including taxation. On the job training will be provided.
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        753 17 APPOINTMENTS I EXECUTIVE SOUS CHEF I Singapore Airlines invites applications for the above appointI ment. REQUIREMENTS Minimum 5 years' working experience as a chef m an established organisation and preferably with professional catering qualifications. Knowledge of western cuisine is essential. Preference will be given to those with a fair knowledge
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        511 17 Come and join our team. Cathay Pacific Flight Attendant, it's a great lifestyle. ■MMHMMBr M v*VMjj mammmmmmm *t. We offer you a world of difference. Vff 0 ML ly. A lifestyle full of fascinating places and interesting people. As a Cathay Pacific Hf OJm j^^J^^^yfe^' Flight Attendant you'll start on
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        515 17 I CREDIT AND MARKETING OFFICERS We are a foreign bank with a full-service branch m Singapore. For our expansion programme, we are looking for experienced Credit and Marketing Officers to be part of our team responsible for customer relationships, credit analysis and review, loan administration and business development. The successful
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        481 17 SALES MANAGER J TRANS-UNK EXPRESS is a leading international freight forwarding firm representing some of the world's largest transportation organisations, and wtth affiliated branches m Malaysia and Brunei. We are looking for a dynamiaand resuit-oriented Sales Manager .with the. following background: •At least completed G.C.E. 'A' Level or a Diploma
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        733 18 APPOINTMENTS A well-established multi-national company m the electronics industry invites applications for the posts of (A) MAINTENANCE MANAGER Candidates must possess a Degree m Electrical/Electronic Engineering and a minimum of 5 years' experience m maintenance engineering within a manufacturing environment. He must have the dynamism and ability to motivate his
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        674 18 if EH GM Singapore ShfßgJß pteLtd GM SINGAPORE, currently employing over 2.000 employees, is a fast growing multi-national manufacturing company specialising m high volume high technology automotive electronics. We have immediate openings for: I QA SUPERVISOR Diploma m Engineering At least 1 year experience m a similar capacity. Those with
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        500 18 #We invite applications for the position of: V Sales Engineer (Broadcast/Professional Television) for our Technical Division. The Job: To promote and sell broadcast and professional television equipment represented by the company. Requirements. Polytechnic Diploma (or equivalent) m Electronic Engineering. Previous working experience m broadcast and professional television equipment advantageous Ability
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        388 18 I We are a large conglomerate with diverV sified interests m the Asean region. We now invite suitably qualified candidates to fill the position of: PHARMACIST Reporting to the General Manager, the successful candidate is responsible for the Sales and Marketing of a wide range of pharmaceutical products both ETHICAL
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        764 19 APPOINTMENTS i 1 1 i i i i ~m 5f STCTEMS W ENGINEERS Hewlett Packard is a major designer and manufacturer of precision electronic equipment for measurement, analysis and computation. As part of our continuous effort to provide quality service to our customers, we are looking for professionals to fill
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        531 19 We require an accountant to be stationed m Port Moresby. Requirements Good natured and patient. Be able to work under pressure. University graduate m accountancy. Those without a degree but possess a minimum of 5 years related experience m a major institution as well as a group diploma recognised by
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        530 19 Systems Analyst/ CSf\ Software Instructor ■J^ iH^Mlll lIIWIIiIIWIIIMIIIW.MMWMWWWgi \V7e are the Far East Headquarters for the Data Systems W Group of the Perkin-Elmer Corporation, a Billion Dollar Fortune 500 Company and a leading supplier of high-performance 32-bit supermini computers. Our software includes relational DBMS, languages for scientific and business application,
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        740 19 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Salt No: 1735 of 1985 Between THE DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SINGAPORE LIMITED Plaintiffs AW 1. LOO TENG SOY 2. CHAN POOI YOKE 3. LOO Jl AT CHIN Defeafaata NOTICE To: 1. LOO TENG SOY and 2. CHAN POOI YOKE, both
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        742 20 APPOINTMENTS Johnson Matthey Singapore is part of a dynamic forward looking group of companies supplying precious metal products and advanced materials to the electronic and other industries. We will shortly be moving offices to Paya Lebar Road and have openings for two new positions:Sales Executive Initial responsibility is to work
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        598 20 CHARTERED INDUSTRIES m OF SINGAPORE PTE LTD jffcJMt a member of Singapore Technology Corporation mi JmMtKKMUmmmmWKtKK^^^^^mi I'^''1 iiiPll invites applications for: 1 1 Senior Quantity Surveyor The incumbent should possess a degree m Building/Quantity Surveying or equivalent professional qualifications with a minimum of 5 years of working experience m contract
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        658 20 H A U.S. multinational fortune 500 company engaged m the manufacture and sale of electrical/electronic connection devices invites suitably qualified candidates to H fill the position of:I PRODUCTION I I MANAGER I THE JOB The Production Manager will be responsible for the effective management and direction of the entire manufacturing
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        96 20 ft* BYear of the RAT P HM Year of the mm i^*m tmt*i TIGER K^f Year of the W*M RABBIT Smm9 <j2hL tnVH Year of the aP3 DRAGON QSM Yec-r of the B>J SNAKE pa U^» Year of the WmA HORSE OYear of the GOAT i E3 MONKEY firlj^| Year
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        3361 21 ABN Bank Algemene Bank Nederland N.V. (Incorporated m the Netherlands with limited liability) Balance sheet as at 31st December, 1984 Profit and loss account for the year 1 984 LIABILITIES ASSETS (m thousands of guilders) 1984 1983 (m thousands of guilders) 1984 1983 Share capital Fl. 841 516 Fl. 820
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        2963 22 mm HONG LEONG FINANCE LIMITED \^&|^ij|g^/ (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) BALANCE SHEETS AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 1984 HONORARY LIFE PRESIDENT The Group Th« Company Tht Group Company KWEK HONG PNG Note 1984 1983 1984 1983 Note 1984 1983 1984 1983 fi SHARE CAPITAL FIXED ASSETS 7 74,879,054 63,520,411
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        1523 23 |W HONG LEONG FINANCE LIMITED sffiMM^dcy (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) NOTES ON THE ACCOUNTS 31ST DECEMBER 1984 11. HIRE PURCHASE AND LEASING RECEIVABLES DUE AFTER TWELVE MONTHS 17. ACCEPTANCES, GUARANTEES AND OTHER OBLIGATIONS PER CONTRA 20. TAXATION The Group The Company T The Group The Company 1984 1983
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        456 23 GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL LIMITED AND ITS SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES (Incorporated m Singapore) 1 UNAUDITED RESULTS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 31 MARCH 1985 GROUP COMPANY 1985 1984 1985 1984 Ss'ooo Ss'ooo Ss'ooo Ss,ooo Turnover 118,692 185,269 -36.0 46,011 91,902 49.9 Investments other income 5,316 2,572 +106.7 9,545 5,839 63.5 Income derived
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        527 23 HWIIiIIIHUIIIHHWIiniIIIIIIIIMIIHIW II ■Hill 1 11 l ff I HOTEL MALAYSIA LIMITED I AND ITS SUBSIDIARY COMPANY (Incorporated m Singapore) 1 UNAUDITED RESULTS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 31 MARCH 1985 GROUP COMPANY 1985 1984 1985 1984 Ss'ooo Ss'ooo Ss'ooo Ss,ooo Turnover 22,817 41,822 -45.4 22,817 41,822 45.4 Investments Other Income
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        2552 24 (6s) SINGAPORE FINANCE LIMITED V l)^_a__^ (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) BALANCE SHEETS AS AT 31 DECEMBER 1984 The Group The Company The Group The Company HONORARY LIFE PRESIDENT Note 1984 1 983 1984 1983 Note 1984 1983 1984 1983 KWEK HONG PNG SHARE CAPITAL FIXED ASSETS 7 18,055,544
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        1116 25 (fe) SINGAPORE FINANCE LIMITED \lpfs|»y (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) NOTES ON THE ACCOUNTS 31ST DECEMBER 1964 ZIZ, 1984 1983 1984 1983 18. PROFIT BEFORE TAXATION Th« Oroup Tha Company Singopore Finonce Limited 7.238,848 6,810,226 jgg4 1933 1984 l°B3 The Compony ond its Subsidiary companies 1,248,895 1, 1 65,23
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        31 25 This runaway bestseller disects the secrets of America's most successful corporations and has distilled their success into eight basic findings which make exceptional sense. $24.65 (Half the hardbound price). fHE BOOKSHOP
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        908 25 £SLS QAF LIMITED Preliminary announcement of results for the fifteen months ended 31 March 1985 The audited results of the Group and of the Company for the fifteen months ended 31 March 1 985 are as follows: The Group The Coropany 15 months Year 15 months Year ended ended ended
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        150 25 jfj IE "TiirtWofo r*fifv ifsxt'tfAfi from ci i r^oliorQ for the hire/rental of the following vehicles/equipments on daily, weekly and monthly basts:1. Tipper Lorry 2. Lorry mounted with Hiab' Crane 3. Air-Compressor 4. Generator 5. 9SSK/955L Excavator 6. Mobil® hydraulic Crane 7. TfeiHer (40 ft.) Lcrvf-Loader 9. Ptck-Up whh air-conditioner
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        572 25 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 3#S #11*85 In the Matter af Companies Act (Cap. 185). And In the Matter «f TECK BAN HOLDINGS PTE. LTD. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Wind-ing-Up of the abovenamed
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        480 26 NOTICES HGnS-B OPENING SOON SUPPLIERS Wanted Urgently We invite reliable suppliers to call personally to confirm range available for supplies. BARGAIN COUNTERS Available For Rent We have ready made counters available for a Bargains Fair at the concourse outside the Supermarket for only $1 2 per day. Please call personally
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        666 26 SUN TAN ByCoiiette PEANUTS BySckul* WKB^ICAHHWtIuHDUsriHoyEI :',Wf^B^BJB9WBWB^^M T WV^ s^'/ #«*V (fISICALWDAK- W ('ioutoXtrr 1 50METHIN6, BUT I WAS RE6RETS, CHARLIE BROWN P065 PONT HAVE RE6RETS RE6RETTED THAT I '^X rSo~ui ff yt^L \Jft*Hou«a(J APRAIP IP KE6RET 1T... y li COULPN T 6ROU) A BEARR I i /._l JBBBt Hv/'/
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        356 27 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No: 285 of 1» In the Matt re <e Companies Act (Chapter *o.", And In the Matter «f HOOVER LIVE THEATRE PTE LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a petition for the winding-up of
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        306 27 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Suit No: 17M of IMS Between THE DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SINGAPORE LIMITED ...Plaintiffs Aml 1. LOO TENG SOY 2. CHAN POOI YOKE S. LOO JUAT CHIN Defendants NOTICE To: 1. LOO TENG SOY and 2. CHAN POOI YOKE, both now or
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        217 27 CERAMTEK SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD (IN MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act, Chapter 185, the Final Meeting of members of the Company will be held at The Conference Room, 11 Collyer Quay, #15-00 The Arcade, Singapore 0104
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        191 27 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 18S AND IN THE MATTER OF BALFOUR, WILLIAMSON (SOUTH EAST ASIA) PTE LTD (In Voluntary Liquidation > Member's Voluntary Windlng-Up NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of the abovenamed Company, which Is being voluntarily wound-up, are required on or before July
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        60 27 tit One me/ Get a Free copy of Harlequin Intimate Encounter with every copy of Premier Edition. Only $8 95^ ESC-'* y^BH^BESHI Look out for these labels. Available at all good bookshops. A. No one touches fiSfK the heart of a woman VJkr/ quite like V HARLEQUIN lnTunes lUDnlribMar. Get
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        614 27 Radio One The Raiders, The Monkset, The Rascals, The Turtles and other rock groups of the 60s are featured m the HISTORY OF ROCK 'N' ROLL (8.05 pm) 5.58 AM National Anthem followed by Opening Announcement 6.00 News m Brief 6.05 Another Morning Another Show 7.00 News and Weather Report
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        456 27 PERFORMANCES OUTDOOR MUSICAL SHOW. With SBC's Chinese television music team- from the programme, "Live" from Studio One. Khe Bong Constituency. Car park next to Block 17, Toa Payoh, Lorong One. 8 pm Free. 15th SINGAPORE ELECTONE FESTIVAL. Presented by Yamaha Music School. World Trade Centre Auditorium. 7.30 pm. Tickets at
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        98 27 SBC m Khe Bong |k fl BBP"^^^BI^|JB Eft frlllßPffrll faff* J BiS& JK -/ylvKSf pm^^^^^^^P^ 'Live' from Studio One goes to Toa Payoh at 8 pm (See PERFORMANCES) BIRD PARK JURONG BIRD PARK OPEN DAY. Admission free for family groups of at least two adults and one child. SEMINAR CAREER
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        265 27 $25 for Singapore Professional Centre members, $30 for non-members and $15 for students. Call *****77 or *****58 for more information TALK CLOSE-UP PHOTOGRAPHY. By Kuan Hin, photographer of the books, Insect Photography and An Eye on Nature. Bukit Merah Library. 3 pm to 6 pm. Organised by the Malayan Nature
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        141 27 including ketupat-shaped lights for the Hari Raya celebration. Today is the last day the area will be closed to traffic between 7 pm and midnight. EXPOSITION HARI RAYA TRADE EXPOSITION. At the vacant lot next to Yokoso supermarket car park between Sims Avenue and Geylang Road. 6.30 pm to 10.30
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        297 27 breast and cervix cancers and the link between smoking and lung cancer. Tanjong Katong Complex. On till Monday. ART EXHIBITION. Acrylic on metal and batik by Singapore artist Thomas Tan. 10 am to 1 pm and 4 pm to 8.30 pm. Alliance Francaise. 4 Draycott Park. Last day tomorrow. SOVIET
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        297 27 Community Centre Troupe (7 pm) and Simon's Music School (8.30 pm). AT SENTOSA. Rasa Sentosa food centre. Free, but the usual entry charges to the island apply. There will also be ballroom dancing m the forecourt of the Wax Museum. TOMORROW THE OYSTER BAND. One of the most innovative new
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        175 28 oow to enjoy the §rc3t outdoors indoors. The unique, stepped-design of Tulip Garden's maisonettes allow more sunlight onto the spacious patios enabling you to take m the sun and fresh air, cultivate a garden, even aerobicise without ever leaving your apartment. High-rise apartments H also available. H* lulip Cjardcn HLa/9
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        193 28 Bedroom prices, to lure you to paradise |^X B^F tHil' jN *8«S BBK^—.MM^HHMSMriBs "I*%^, i HI -"i^Jjj^r iWP ioB! mhblblbhblb^bl Hb^SHß^^^^^^ "BnMflM r. I flTjflfc i <if I I Bniw'^^^Bßßß] Bwjsl 9H i. BBHhs^^^v. BB iflß^ i j^h _-^iwS Bm 9b i :^bT flßl^ I i^^ """rtiii r bedroom, love
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        796 28 h MY VIEW CATHERINE ONG (Ch 5 and 12 programmes), Leong Weng Kam (Ch 8 programmes} Fox Mystery Theatre Last Video and Testament (Ch 5. 11.10 pm) THIS suspense-thriller, which replaces the uncertain Saturday night movie fare, has so far been convincingly thrilling and sometimes chilling. This week, the wholesomely
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        202 28 distorted facts became the genesis of Animal Farm. Don't think this animated version of his biting political satire on man using farm animals to parallel society is meant for children. While they will love the film, the more perceptive ones will realise there is more to this superb cartoon than
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        324 28 that every industrial country m the world is spending more money each year to fight corrosion. This is just one of the horrifying truths this documentary series, which takes us on a quest m search of greater understanding of our civilised world, will reveal. A Taste of China (Ch 5,
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        112 28 Don't miss the last m the series m which the dishes you'll be taught are whitecut chicken and prawns m a nest of crispy noodles, and fried rice. Focus 31 (Ch 8, 5.35 p.m.) Singapore's boy wonder Xie Zhijia, who is known for his Chinese calligraphy, meets his match m
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