The Straits Times, 4 July 1985

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1985 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/85
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    Shultz to meet Khmer leaders
    409 1 Mission to assess needs of resistance, then off to XL for Asean meeting WASHINGTON, Wednesday US Secretary of State George Shultz is to meet leaders of the Cambodian resistance at the Thai border next week before conferring with Asean foreign ministers m Kuala Lumpur, a
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    15-minute scare for four trapped in MRT mishap
    340 1  - 15-minute scare for four trapped in MRT mishap RAY DHALIWAL By FOUR workers were "imprisoned" by steel bars when a framework at the Bishan Depot worksite m Ang Mo Kio collapsed late on Tuesday afternoon. They were trapped for 15 minutes m the collapsed cylindrical "cage which was entwined by
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    'No active role for US'
    151 1 Our Diplomatic Correspondent TAN LI AN CHOO reports: The US Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Mr Paul Wolfowitz, speaking at a Washington press conference broadcast live to South- East Asian capitals, today ruled out a more active US role to
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    McEnroe knocked out in Wimbledon shock
    256 1  - McEnroe knocked out in Wimbledon shock J. RAJENDRAN By LONDON, Wed. One of the biggest upsets m tennis history was created on Wimbledon centre court here today when John McEnroe, the top seed, made a humiliating straight-set exit at the hands of South African-born Kevin Curren m their quarter-final match.
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    1,000 riot over prison attire
    298 1 1,000 riot over prison attire NASHVILLE (Tennessee), Wed More than 1,000 inmates rioted m four Tennessee state prisons yesterday, burning their clothing to protest against a new law forcing them to wear old-fashioned striped uniforms so they could be tracked m case of escape. The worst outbreak erupted at the
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    Sydney airport crippled by strike
    83 1 SYDNEY, Wed. A strike by firemen at Australia's busiest airport has stopped most flights and stranded thousands of passengers, airline officials said today. Seventy-five members of the Federal Fire Fighters' Union walked out at Sydney airport on Monday to press for more staff and a
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    World Bank points a way out of the economic pits
    358 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. Nearly a third of developing countries' agricultural exports to industrialised countries are restricted by quota restraints or other nohtariff barriers, and so are nearly one-fifth of their exports of manufactured goods, the World Bank said yesterday m its
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    Bosses start drive to boost union membership
    297 1 Bosses start drive to boost union membership THE Singapore National Employers Federation is putting into practice its pledge to help unions to recruit more members. SNEF leaders have launched the first of four meetings to discuss strategies to boost union membership m about 600 unionised companies which are members of
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    When courtesy is good business...
    127 1 4 In Japan, lack of courtesy is the one unforgiveable sin it can cause almost immediate banishment from the Garden of Lifetime Employment. Deeply ingrained courtesy is not limited to sales clerks, waitresses and taxi drivers. Even the most senior executive, phoning an associate, will
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    VIP guest
    24 1 RANGOON, Wed. Chinese Minister of Culture Zhu Muzhi arrived m Rangoon yesterday for a week-long goodwill visit, the government news agency said.
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      499 2 Exploring child abuse WHEN THE BOUGH BREAKS is a compeUing Singapore Broadcasting Corporation documentary on child abuse which will be aired this evening on Channel 5 at 9.15. It explores three of the 50 or so child abuse cases that the Community Development Ministry uncovers each year. The ministry's
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      Comment
      340 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE generational change m Soviet leadership that began with Mikhail Gorbachev's succession to power last March seems to have progressed another step towards culmination with the replacement this week of old-timer Andrei Gromyko by newcomer Eduard Shevardnadze as Foreign Minister. Mr Gromyko's appointment as President
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      Forum
      130 2 AN EXPENSIVE BUS RIDE AT 9.1t one night last week, a woman boarded a bus outside Peninsula Plaza and, mistaking it for a dollar note m the dark, inserted a $10- note into the coin slot. The driver alerted her to the mistake. She tried to retrieve the note
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      Timesdollar
      112 2 MOST INDIVIDUAL TRADERS LOSE MONEY AT SIMEX MANY of the independent individual traders at Singapore International Monetary Exchange have found their entrepreneurial experiment a costly affair. Generally, most are losing money, say dealers. Although there are no official figures, according to a news report up to half a dozen
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      Timesport
      416 2 Peerless Prema PREMA GOVINDAN is m a class of her own among schoolgirl sprinters. And there is little doubt that she 11 prove it again this week and the next at the national schools track and field meet which starts today. After a long rest, she's back m the
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      Around the world
      541 2 Deng's careful moves CHINA'S paramount leader Deng Xiaoping has begun to display unprecedented caution over the country's economic reforms, indicating that he is facing increased resistance to them inside the party, according to Western diplomats. Mr Deng told visiting Turkish Prime Minister Turgut Ozal that the sweeping
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      Around Asean...and Across the Causeway
      190 2 $1.5 b injection' BANK NEGARA has pumped m $1.5 billion to stimulate the economy. A high ranking Ministry of Finance official confirmed yesterday the injection of funds but would not specify the amount. Other sources put the figure at $1.5 billion. The fresh injection of
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      Section Two
      531 2 Almost-instant meals WITH men and women trying to iuggle careers and household chores without the help of a maid or mother-in-law, home-cooked meals are likely to be something that can be whipped up within the hour. So dishes that require a lot of preparation, such as rendang and
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  • around the WORLD
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      6 killed, 29 hurt as Bombay building collapses
      148 3 BOMBAY, Wed. At least six people were killed and 29 injured when a four-storey building m Bombay collapsed after heavy monsoon rains. The building came down on Monday night m the city's crowded southern suburb of Bhuleshwar and it was feared more
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      Deng goes cautious on reforms
      387 3 He may be facing party resistance BEIJING, Wed CHINA'S paramount leader, Mr Deng Xiaoping, has begun to display unprecedented caution over the country's economic reforms, indicating that he is facing increased resistance to them inside the party, Western diplomats said today. Mr Deng, 80, yesterday
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      Bhopal disaster theory confirmed
      127 3 DANBIRY (Connecticut), Wed. The leak of deadly gas at Union Carbide's plant m Bhopal, India, which kil!ed more than 2,W© people was definitely caused by a massive Infusion of water, the company said yesterday. In a statement issued from its world headquarters here, it said samples
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      Hawke offers to soften tax reform plan
      321 3 CANBERRA, Wed AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Bob Hawke yesterday offered to soften his controversial tax reform plan following harsh criticism from major union, business, government and community groups. Mr Hawke has been trying to win broad support for the plan this week at a
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      Hongkong 'leads in commercial crime cases'
      243 3 Hongkong 'leads in commercial crime cases' HONGKONG, Wed. Hongkong has mere commercial crime cases than anywhere else m the world, a press report quoted Mr Joe Duffey, the colony's Director of Public Prosecu ions, as saying. "No country has ever had to handle *o many and such large cases," ihe
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      Le Duan to extend stay in Soviet Union
      107 3 Le Duan to extend stay in Soviet Union BANGKOK, Wed. Vietnamese Communist Party leader Le Duan is to extend his stay m the Soviet Union "for some time for a rest," the Vietnam News Agency said yesterday m a dispatch monitored here. Mr Duan, Secretary-Gener-al of the Vietnamese Communist Party
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      Hussa for China visit
      29 3 DHAKA, Wed. Bangladesh President Hussa Mohammad Ershad leaves tomorrow for a week-long visit to China aimed at expanding bilateral economic, technological and cultural ties. AFP
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        Cabinet reshuffle
        61 3 PRESIDENT HUSSAIN Mohammed Ershad of Bangladesh named his Foreign Affairs Adviser Humayun Rashid Chowdhury, to the vacant post of Foreign Minister and appointed 10 other ministers m a Cabinet reshuffle yesterday, a presidential spokesman said m Dhaka. The expanded 26-member Cabinet included six new ministers, three state ministers
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        Fires in four states
        68 3 FIRE-FIGHTERS battled blazes yesterday that killed two people and forced the evacuation of thousands more after six days of mostly arson-caused fires charred more than 32,000 hectares m California, Idaho, Arizona and Washington. The blazes, including one started by a plane crash and another by small-arms
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        Torture continues
        71 3 LEGAL CHANGES m post-Franco Spain have failed to provide safeguards to eliminate torture and maltreatment of prisoners by police and civil guards, Amnesty International said m London yesterday. The London-based human rights organisation said Spanish laws allow for terrorist suspects to be held incommunicado for up to 10
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        'Close bases' warning
        84 3 INDIA HAS warned five major Tamil separatist groups it will close their bases m Madras if they refuse to co-operate m efforts to end Sri Lanka's ethnic crisis, Sri Lanka's official news agency, Lankapuvath, said m Colombo yesterday. Lankapuvath cited official sources as saying the Indian warning
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      Love triangle man cleared
      255 3  -  WINSOME LANE By Hongkong Reporter HONGKONG, Wed. A jury returned a verdict of not guilty today m the High Court trial of English police Inspector Jeffrey Davison for the murder of Inspector Graham Dallas, his rival for the affections of a Thai woman. After the jury
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      Top aide Ligachev gets key post
      135 4 MOSCOW, Wed. Mr Yegor LJgachev, a key aide to Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, was elected yesterday to a prestigious position m the Soviet legislature traditionally held by the No. 2 man m the Communist Party. Mr Ligachev, 64, was voted chairman of the Foreign
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      Gorbachev 'will take control of foreign policy'
      440 4 How the world sees high-level changes m the Kremlin hierarchy LONDON, Wed. General reaction m world capitals today to the high-level changes m the Soviet government was that Mr Mikhail Gorbachev was taking decisive control of foreign policy. The announcement of Foreign Minister
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      Japanese style pact for US car plant
      266 4 Japanese style pact for US car plant NEW YORK, Wed. Union leaders at the jointly-owned General Motors-Toyota car plant m Fremont, California, have negotiated a pacesetting wage contract which introduces several radical Japanese ideas on worker-management relations to the United States motor industry. Among the new concepts, described as "highly
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      Sudanese rebels threaten to down planes
      148 4 Sudanese rebels threaten to down planes NAIROBI, Wed. Sudanese guerillas, claiming the government uses civilian aircraft to supply army garrisons m Upper Nile province, said they would shoot down any commercial or military planes m the area. Radio SPLA, the voice of the Sudanese People's Liberation Army, said yesterday the
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      Apartheid can't work, report warns
      208 4 Apartheid can't work, report warns JOHANNESBURG, Wed. South Africa could face catastrophe unless it takes urgent action to improve race relations, the state-funded Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC) said yesterday. Apartheid had created frustration and polarisation which would hamper the development of constructive relations between different races for a very
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      Operation against Swapo 'a success'
      147 4 Operation against Swapo 'a success' OSHAKATI, (Namibia), Wed. Soutn African security forces elaim&Sir'yesterday ta, have dealt a serious blow to guerillas of the South-west Africa People's Organisation (Swapo) m their weekend "hot pursuit" operation from Namibia into southern Angola. Here m Oshakati, a major operational centre for South African forces
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      Debt talks
      27 4 CAIRO, Wed. A three-man Soviet delegation arrived here yesterday for talks on rescheduling Egypt's military debts to Moscow, incurred more than 10 years ago. Reuter
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      Strike ends as Israeli unions seek talks
      202 4 JERUSALEM, Wed. Israel's dominant labour organisation, pleased with the success of a nationwide strike to protest against new economic austerity measures, has suspended further job action and moved to negotiate with the government. About 1.5 million workers reportedly took part m the day-long
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      US in Jordan war games
      84 4 WASHINGTON, Wed. United States personnel were participating m a two-week military exercise m Jordan, and an unspecified number of F-16 fighters and early-warn-ing radar planes were deployed m the Middle Eastern country, the Defence Department said yestfrday. Elaborating on a statement released by the US
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      $7m to raped teacher who kept baby
      133 4 ROCKFORD (Illinois), Wed. A federal jury yesterday awarded US$3.3 million (557.4 million) m damages to an unmarried woman teacher who was dismissed because she kept her baby who was conceived when the woman was raped. The six members of the school board at
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      Israel warns: No more swops in future
      252 5 Israel warns: No more swops in future TEL AVIV, Wed. Israel has accused world governments of taking insufficient precautions to protect their citizens and aircraft against hijackings and warned that In future it will not help bring about the rescue of hostages by the release of terrorists held In Israeli
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    • Aftermath of the TWA hijack
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        The homecoming: Joy and anger
        513 5 Ordeal for 30 ends with tears of relief and smiles ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE, Wed. The ordeal's over and the joy of seeing loved ones begins. While holding carnations he carried off the plane, former hostage Victor Amburgy (picture on right) hugs an unidentified girl
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        We'll bring hijackers to justice, Reagan vows
        215 5 WASHINGTON, Wed. President Ronald Reagan has pledged to bring to justice the hijackers who murdered a young US Navy diver during the 17--day Beirut hostage drama and to bring home seven other Americans kidnapped m Lebanon earlier. Welcoming the former hostages at Andrews
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      Lebanon condemns plan to isolate airport
      318 5 BEIRUT, Wed. Lebanese leaders yesterday angrily denounced United States plans to isolate Beirut Airport as the shadowy Islamic Jihad organisation warned of retaliation against Washington's move. Lebanese Prime Minister Rashid Karami asked what guilt was borne by Beirut over the TWA hijacking by Shi'ite
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      Rome looks into new measures to tighten security
      267 5 Rome looks into new measures to tighten security ROME, Wed. Italian officials yesterday examined new steps to cotnbfti airport terrorism after a Rome airport explosion that originated m a suitcase and continuing air piracy. Prime Minister Bettino Craxi convened a meeting of ministers yesterday to discuss plans to defeat international
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  • AROUND ASEAN...and Across The Causeway
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      Shot in the arm for economy
      390 6 Bank Negara pumped m Msl.s billion KUALA LUMPLR, Wed. Bank Negara, the central bank, has pumped m Msl.s billion to stimulate the Malaysian economy. A high-ranking Finance Ministry official confirmed today the injection of funds, but he would not specify the amount. Other sources,
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      Hussein presses for final report to stop rumours
      458 6 The BMF scandal KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaysian government should release the final report of the BMF committee of inquiry to clear the public's doubts and to put a stop to damaging rumours, former Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Hussein Onn said today.
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      Modified Khmer talks 'would be accepted'
      216 6  - Modified Khmer talks 'would be accepted' NANCY CHNG By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Wed. A modified version of the Khmer proximity talks, with the Heng Samrin regime participating under the umbrella of Vietnam, would be acceptable to the two Cambodian coalition factions originally hesitant about the Idea, Thai Foreign Minister Siddhi
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      US won't retaliate, Asean is assured
      337 6  -  TAN LIAN CHOO By Diplomatic Correspondent THE United States will continue to apply pressure on Japan to open its domestic markets, but it will not adopt retaliatory measures which could be damaging to Asean and to the world economy at large, US Assistant Secretary
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        Death from starvation
        65 6 WHILE MALAYSIANS are generously donating millions of dollars to African famine victims, one man m Kuala Lumpur has died as a result of starvation. Mr P. Krishnan, who was admitted to the Kuala Lumpur General Hospital last Thursday, died the next day. His death was officially kidney
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        Indonesia-Britain pact
        62 6 INDONESIA'S MINISTER of Research and Technology, Mr Bacharuddin Habibie, leaves for London on Sunday for four days of talks with British leaders on promoting closer cooperation m technology and science. Mr Habibie will sign a co-operation agreement with his British counterparts and also talk about the development of
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        Questions on sermon
        76 6 A LEADING Indonesian dissident, Syafruddin Prawiranegara, a former Prime Minister, has been questioned by police over a sermon he delivered at a mosque, his daughter said m Jakarta yesterday. Miss Yudanarso said Prawiranegara, 74, was interrogated on Tuesday for 4 i hours. Prawiranegara said m his sermon
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        RTM-SBC show again
        68 6 RADIO TELEVISION Malaysia and the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation will jointly produce another cultural programme at the Ministry of Information and Culture m Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, RTM Director of Programmes Mr Jaafar Kamin said yesterday. He si id the 50-minute programme, Puspasari 3, wculd feature 46 artistes
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        Marcos reappears
        46 6 PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos appeared on television yesterday after six days of absence from public view squelching strong rumours m Manila that he had died. The state-run station showed lengthy footage of the 67-year-old Mr Marcos cracking jokes and praising his wife Imelda. AFP
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        New tour rules
        78 6 TOUR COACHES from Malaysia and Singapore entering Thailand are required to obtain permission under new regulations. The regulations, introduced on Monday, were aimed at controlling the entry of Malaysian and Singaporean tour coaches and promoting the Thai tour coach industry, reported Radio Thailand. Now, tour coach operators
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  • HOME
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      Owner told to explain why dogs locked in toilet
      296 7 Owner told to explain why dogs locked in toilet POLICE have asked the owner of 15 dogs to explain by today why she had locked the dogs m a two-square-metre toilet m her Seletar Hills bungalow. "But any further action would depend on whether the Primary Production Department (PPD) rules
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      A battered child tells of a mother's hatred
      622 7  -  STELLA DANKER By MRS TAN used to thrash her child, Beng Huat, from the time he was just one year old. Why? She said m Hokkien: "I hated the sight of him and wanted to beat him. I don't know why. I
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      Legal aid for criminal cases
      493 7  -  BEN DAVIDSON By THE Law Society is launching a pilot legal aid scheme offering free help m criminal cases. So far, 73 lawyers have volunteered their services for the scheme, aimed at helping accused people who cannot afford a defence lawyer. Called the Criminal Legal
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      Electric cars will be on our roads soon
      465 7  - Electric cars will be on our roads soon GRACE CHNG By ELECTRIC cars, which promise to be noiseless and pollution-free, will be assembled and running m Singapore by next year. Two models will be available, the Fiat Regeta for about $35,900 and the Flat lino, for about $3t,MI or less.
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    • Sad times for shipping industry
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        Ekman's attempt to rescue Galax fails
        374 8 WHEN the Hongkongbased Ekman Pacific Pte Ltd paid $12 million to buy Galax Holdings and its subsidiaries between late 1983 and early 1984, it hoped to gain a foothold m Singapore's offshore oil supply business. But the venture ended this week when the Galax
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        Laid off workers may not be paid benefits
        113 8 MORE than 23t workers who lost their Jobs because of the closure of Sing Koon Seng Shipyard last Saturday may not be paid any retrenchment benefits. The company, now under receivership, owed the banks more than $15 million. It also had not
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        American oil rig builder to ship out
        286 8 AN AMERICAN company which specialised m building oil rigs for the US and China markets m the past 15 years will close down by September. Marathon LeTourneau, which completed its last rig last year, decided to ship out after forecasts showed that there
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      Bus driver's kind act surprises schoolgirl
      345 8 Bus driver's kind act surprises schoolgirl WHEN bus driver Madam Cher Siew Kian saw a schoolboy drop a dollar into her fare collection box, the first thought that crossed her mind was whether he would have enough money for his lunch. "His bus fare was only 25 cents, but because
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      Praise for helpful cabby
      287 8 OTHERS may complain about rude taxi drivers, but Mrs Babe Rice was ail praise for the kind chap she met on Tuesday. Mrs Rice, 38, a housewife, said she was with her husband and two children when she hailed the taxi outside Cold Storage Jelita. "One
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      300 have blood grouped
      126 8 THREE hundred members of the Shin Mm Daily News staff had their blood groups tested and recorded by the Civil Defence Mobile Blood Grouping team yesterday. Within seven minutes, a person's blood group is determined and the ad- dress and blood group are written on a
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      *****95 wins first prize in Sweep
      272 9 *****95 wins first prize in Sweep TICKET No. *****95 won the first prize of $1,000,000 m the Singapore Sweep (Draw No. 7/85) drawn last night. The full results: Ist prize ($1,000,000): *****95 2nd prize ($400,000): *****36 3rd prize ($200,000): *****05 4th prize ($100,000): *****79 sth prize ($50,000): *****55 5 Jackpot
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      Tout fined
      51 9 A MAN sought $2 after helping Mr Wong Cheng Hoe fill out an application form at Immigration Department on Tuesday. Sulaiman bin Haji Basram, 44, admitted a charge of loitering for touting at Empress Place and was fined $500 or I five weeks' j?.il m default yes- j
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      23 doctors join varsity hospital
      315 9  -  KONG SOOK CHIN Higher degrees under Residency plan By THE National University Hospital has recruited 23 doctors under its Residency Programme. The doctors who will join NUH m different batches over the next few months will work for a higher degree m their chosen specialties.
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      The Coasters go yakety yak in jest
      328 9  -  KATHLYN TSANG By TALKING to Clarence, Randy and Billy of The Coasters is like taking par 1 m a live comedy they kid each other, and they kid you a little too, until everyone is m stitches. When Caroline Tan, the Director of
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      Ministry to sniff out cause of smell
      169 9 Ministry to sniff out cause of smell THE Environment Ministry is to investigate the cause of a foul smell reported by residents m the Seletar and Jalan Kayu areas. Investigations so far have shown that the sewage treatment works at Seletar West Farmway 10, are not the source of the
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      Govt buys 40 new diesel pick-ups
      147 9 Govt buys 40 new diesel pick-ups THE Government recently bought 40 powerful dlesel pickups for use by several departments on rough terrain such as construction sites and jungle paths. The police force received the biggest number of 25 pick-ups, while the rest went to departments m the Law, Environment, Home
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      Wife charged with murder of husband
      60 9 Wife charged with murder of husband A WOMAN was charged yesterday with the murder of her husband at their New Upper Changi Road flat on Monday. No plea was taken from Salmah binti Tahil, 45, who is accused of murdering labourer Abdul Ghani bin Anang, 52, at Block 30. She
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      PA sets its sights on better quality
      454 10  -  GOH SUI NOI LIM KWAN KWAN CCs to have more qualified instructors By and BETTER instructors and improved courses are m store for people who use community centres. The People's Association will achieve this through a number of measures. It will try to
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      Centres have a lot to offer but few make full use
      502 10 Centres have a lot to offer but few make full use COMMUNITY centres have reached the level of "ask and you shall receive". During the past 20 years, the people's As sociation has [organised a wide range of leisure activities at its centres. And it is capable of implementing many
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      Tour coach stolen for short joy ride
      139 10 A $25,000 tour coach was found abandoned along the roadside, hours after it was reported stolen from a car park at MacKenzie Road, off Bukit Timah Road, on June 29. The coach, which belongs to RMG Tours, was believed to have been stolen
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      Isolated showers in next fortnight
      73 10 ISOLATED showers can be expected In the late morning and early afternoon on four to six days until July 15. Thunderstorms with occasional strong gusty winds are also expected early m the morning on a few days. Last month's rainfall was below average over most
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      Parang attack girl returns
      176 10 Parang attack girl returns A SINGAPORE student, who was attacked by a parang-wielding man while visiting relatives m Johor on June 28, returned on Monday. Ina Hariany, 13, a Secondary 1 pupil of Crescent Girls' School, is now recovering m Tan Tock Seng Hospital after she left Sultanah Aminah Hospital.
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      Jail and six strokes for molesting
      97 10 Jail and six strokes for molesting A JOBLESS man was jailed for three years and ordered to be caned six strokes after being found guilty of using force to molest a woman, 23, at the National Theatre compound on Jan 4. Effandi bin Haron, 26, is appealing against the conviction
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      $21,000 taken in valuables and cash
      82 10 $21,000 taken in valuables and cash VHIEVES broke into two homes on Tuesday and left With nearly $21,000 m cash and valuables. Sales supervisor Robiyah binti Mohammed Noor, 36, said she returned to her bungalow m Onan Road, near Joo Chiat, at night to find two watches worth $750 and
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      Man sentenced to jail and caning freed on appeal
      477 11 A CARPENTER who was sentenced to five years' jail and ordered to be given 12 strokes of the cane for attempted armed robbery with violence walked out of the High Court a free man yesterday. Chia Lai Huat had been sentenced
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      New car park eases woes in Little India
      222 11 New car park eases woes in Little India THE Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) has opened a new car and lorry park to relieve parking woes m the Little India area m Serangoon Road. The car park, which is located at Mackenzie and Mayne roads, has space for 113 cars, 51
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      SAF exercise
      163 11 SAF exercise THE Singapore Armed Forces started military exercises on Monday m the Lim Chu Kang, Hong Kan, Marsiling, Mandai, Pulau Übin, Wing Loong and Loyang training areas. Blanks and thunderflashes are being used during these exercises, which end on Sunday. The Defence Ministry advises the public not to be
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      Cheating of patients case adjourned to today
      77 11 HEARING of the case against Chow Dih, who faces 205 charges of cheating his patients, was yesterday adjourned to today. Chow, 35, is denying he made nine people believe that they or m the cases of two of the women, their teenaged daughters
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      New approach to celebrate Singapore Youth Festival
      326 11 New approach to celebrate Singapore Youth Festival A CELEBRATION of youth m greater measure than ever before. That's what this year's Singapore Youth Festival promises to be. Instead of being restricted by a set theme, schools will be allowed the creativity to let their imaginations run. Only the general theme
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      3 held for shoplifting
      60 11 THREE Indonesian women on holiday here were arrested for shoplifting at Tangs Superstore m Orchard Road yesterday. The women, aged 20, 26 and 32 were stopped by security officers after they left the store without paying for goods worth more than $500. The two older women
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      Cook fined for breaking a nose
      99 11 Cook fined for breaking a nose A COOK was jailed for a day and fined $800 on Tuesday for fracturing a 52-year-old woman's nose. Lee Kee Kai, 37, a Malaysian, admitted causing grievous hurt to Miss Josephine John at Bugis Street on April 12. She had gone to a coffee
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      Help for single parents
      568 11  -  STELLA DANKER New service looking into problems of 36 people By A SPECIAL service has been launched to help single parents and their children come to terms with their situation. They now have an understanding shoulder to lean on m a crisis, as well as help
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  • Article
    The Straits Times says A skilful gambit by Gorbachev
    485 12 THE generational change of the guard m the Kremlin that began with Mikhail Gorbachev's succession to power last March seems to have progressed another step towards culmination with the replacement this week of old-timer Andrei Gromyko by newcomer Eduard Shevardnadze as
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    The impotence of power
    1150 12 4 What has happened is that small powers and small groups now have an ability to destroy and to cause havoc for the rest of us that is quite out of proportion to their real capacity to achieve what they want. They can make life difficult,
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    Learning a language today
    1181 12  -  LEE SOW LING By A very important part of the learning process of a child takes place m the home and neighbourhood through the spoken language. Thus, parents should not "leave everything to the school," particularly m a multi-lingual society like Singapore. In this, the second
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    Resale levy revision: Boon to many but blow to me
    643 12  -  LEE KIM CHEW OPINION By FOR months, after I took the most expensive step of my life and moved from Housing Board to private housing m December 1983, I refused to feel hurt when I saw how property prices collapsed
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  • BACKGROUND
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      Up the Umno rungs
      1035 13  -  SUHAINI AZNAM Malaysia's dominant party is the way for ambitious Malays to get ahead By Writing for the Far Eastern Economic Review MALAY views of politics and power have taken a dramatic turn m the past decade, more specifically m the past five years. Undeniably, Malays
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      Japan's simple courtesy is good business
      759 13  - Japan's simple courtesy is good business JOHN CICCO RICHARD SNYDER IS courtesy something that one needs to be reminded of, as during the National Courtesy Campaign here? Or should it be a trait so ingrained and fundamental that it sets a soci- ety apart from others which have to invent
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        Don't worry if you can't pay
        125 14 PLEASE refer to the letter "Reduce all these fees" by "Senior Citizen". (ST, June 29). The services rendered at specialist outpatient clinics m government hospitals are much more heavily subsidised than the outpatient dispensary service. Because of this heavy subsidy, the ministry regrets that
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        Some still litter
        75 14 I REFER to the letter "A filthy stop" by "8.X." (ST, June 24). Enough litter bins are provided at the bus stop next to the YMCA building along Orchard Road. However, some members of the public still throw litter indiscriminately. Enforcement action has been taken against the
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        A close watch kept on drivers at MRT sites
        185 14 I REFER to the letter "Lorry driver almost hit pedestrians" by "Concerned Citizen". (ST, June 8). The corporation has investigated the complaint that a lorry driver was seen reversing into the mass rapid transit Somerset station worksite without taking the necessary
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      Those who can't see well can use ATMs
      296 14 Those who can't see well can use ATMs THERE has been much talk about the cashless society over the past few months. Government ministers, bankers and employers have propounded the idea of cashless paydays and cashless shopping. All this is fine for the sighted, who welcome the change, but what
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      Passenger 'paid' $10 for bus trip
      227 14 She thought $10-note was a dollar SOMETHING happened to me recently which makes me wonder whether travelling by bus is really that cheap. On June 27 at 9.10 pm, I boarded a Service 147 bus (SBS 7037 A) outside Peninsula Plaza. I inserted a
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      Busmen replaced punctured tyre
      132 14 IN the past, certain Singapore Bus Service employees have been criticised for one reason or another. I would, however, like to mention some who deserve praise. I was stranded along Yio Chu Kang Road last Monday morning after one of my car's tyres suffered a puncture.
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      Do more to boost Asean tourism
      125 14 THE drop m the number of tourists from the Asean countries visiting Singapore is attributable to the various protectionist measures adopted by our neighbours. Indonesia and Thailand have imposed exit taxes on travellers and Malaysia has a 50 per cent tax on new goods
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      How about a reprieve for Albert Street?
      146 14 WHILE many of us have got used to the idea of Bugis Street being closed down, it seems to have the survivor's art of winning a reprieve at the 12th hour. Lucky tourists. Lucky late-night carousers. Lucky Bugis Street. Lucky Singapore? It was
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      Exam centre is 1½ hours away by bus
      118 14 I AM a private candidate for this year's GCE A level examination. I have been informed that my exam centre is Sang Nila Utama Secondary School m Upper Aljunied Road. I live near the Singapore Polytechnic. Those of my friends taking the
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      Zoo refused entry to visitor's pet
      124 14 I HAD a most unusual encounter at the Singapore Zoological Gardens the other day. I brought my son there for the first time, and took the opportunity to bring along our dog, which is of a small breed. We were surprised to be told
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    • In the markets
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        Quiet trading
        67 15 SHARE prices were lower m quiet trading on the Singapore stock market yesterday. The Straits Times Industrial Index lost 1.63 points to 765.57. The Business Times Composite Index lost 1.7 points to 673.60. Falls led rises 71 to 50 with 45 issues unchanged. A total of 8.6 million
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          Rises
          71 15 MA A 1820 +50 Batu Lintanf 675 10 Sirna Metal 232 +9 GIHW|s5Oc 194 +9 Pan-El 50c 230 +8 Sealion 155 +7 AyerHNamTin 720 +5 FIN 510 +5 Amcol25c 164 +5 luronf Enpi 50c 220+4 Cerebos 5OC 199 +4 Norsechem 50c 168+4 UOF 183 +3 island* Pw 410 +2
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          Falls
          73 15 Wftinson 270 -104 Bala 236 -74 Swiei Besi 640 —40 Riverview 418 —26 Msia Aica 50c 196 -12 DBS 570 -10 B Sembawani 360 -8 CtC 330 -8 Dah Yunt 198 -7 Lara! Tin 160 -7 NST 700 -5 Gentints 575 -5 H leoni Credit 520 -5 ICB 500
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          Most Active
          9 15 Metal 738,000 616,000 i 532,000 ilnv 531,000
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          Indices
          74 15 July 2 July 3 Ju| y 2 )ul 3 STPrope.nes 442 98 ***** BT Composite 675.30 673.60 ST Mining:. 311.78 310.74 BT Indicator *****60 *****72 ST Plantations 2338.09 2334.99 BT OB/OS —232 —280 OCBC 582 39 580 63 ST Industrials 767 20 765 57 OUB Composite 380 53 379
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        34 15 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1983/84 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) '~<83.06 (8/2/84) 1983/84 Low 712.29 (5/1/83) C-84.88 (4/1/83) All time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 933.06 (8/2/84) All-time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 5S0.78 (12/8/82^
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        Forex
        12 15 THE US dollar closed at DM3.0410 m Singapore, losing one point.
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        Exchange crossrates
        21 15 DM Y FT S$ H$ US$ 1.3055 3.0410 248.05 unq 2.2330 7.7595 1.3060 ***** 248.10 f i2'j00 2.2320 7.7620
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        Gold
        8 15 In Singapore, gold was U*****.30, gaining US$O.lO.
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        Simex
        33 15 Eurodollar: Gained nine ticks to 92.07 a contract. Deutsche mark: Gained 11 ticks to 0.3303 a contract Japanese yen: Remained unchanged at 0.*****3 a contract. Gold: Lost US$O.4O to U*****.00 an ounce.
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        Sumitomo and French group trust
        105 15 Sumitomo and French group trust TOKYO, Wed. Sumitomo Mutual Life Insurance Co ami the French Banque Paribas group would set up a 20-billion yen (S$lTB milli m) Asian investment tru t in Europe, a Sumitomo spokesman said. Paribas wo aid raise money from investors m Europe and Sumitomo would provide
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        Investment increase
        67 15 MANILA, Wed. Foreign invest -nent m newlyregistered and existing Philippine firms rose to 360.2 millif i pesos (5543.8 million) ir the first five months of '.his year from 188 million m the same period last year, the Securities aid Exchange Commission said m a report. The SEC said
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        World Bank rates cut
        97 15 WASHINGTON, Wed. Interest on loans made by the World Bank at van- able rates would be cut fcr the next six months to an annual rate of 8.82 per cent, said the bank on Tuesday. The bank is owned by 148 governments, with the United states
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        Exxon stock dips
        63 15 Exxon stock dips NEW YORK, Wed. The stock of Exxon Corp was lower for the second day on Tuesday and analysts said the dip reflected Monday's ruling by a federal court m a pricing case rather than any concern about the Opec meeting due to start this week. Exxon was
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        Lloyds Tokyo HQ
        78 15 TOKYO, Wed. Lloyds Bank PLC would set up a new Asian headquarters m Tokyo, to be operational m October, ahead of its merger with Lloyds Bank International Ltd (LBI) on January 1 next year, said a statement from LBl's Tokyo branch. The headquarters would be responsible for
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      Most locals on Simex 'are losing money'
      722 15  -  DOREEN SOH Costly affair for many financial futures traders By MANY of the independent individual traders at Singapore's futures exchange have found their entrepreneurial experiment a costly affair. Generally, most are losing money, say dealers. Although there are no official figures, it has
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      S'poreans not ready for 24-hour home service
      447 15  -  NORA CHENG Byt SINGAPOREANS are not yet ready for the 24-hour home maintenance service provided by Mr Fix-It and Speedy Home Service. "The response is slow. People are still new to the concept," said Mr Koo Kok Kum, Managing Director of Fidec Trading
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      Hi-tech equipment to go on display
      204 15 H IG H-TECHNOLOGY equipment for the maintenance of highrise buildings will be on display at an exhibition at King's Hotel from July 8 to 10. Among the sophisticated machinery on display will be equipment for reducing security service manpower and for checking the cleanliness
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      8 offshore banks' assets total $11b
      112 15 8 offshore banks' assets total $11b TAIPEI, Wed. Assets of Taiwan's eight operating offshore banking units totalled US$5.2 billion (5511.4 billion) at the end of May, up 12 times since July last year the official Central Bank of China (Taiwan) reported yesterday. Taiwan's International Commercial Bank of China established the
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      Malaysia urges EC to abolish palm oil tariffs
      231 15 Malaysia urges EC to abolish palm oil tariffs KUALA LUMPUR, Wed, Malaysia has called on the European Community (EC) to follow Japan and abolish tariffs on palm oil and its products. Primary Industry Minister Paul Leong said yesterday the Japanese move to abolish its 3 per cent tariff on palm
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      7,000 patent applications
      57 15 TOKYO, Wed. More than 7,000 patent applications have been submitted to the China Patent Office since the country's first patent law was put into effect on April 1. Domestic applications accounted for 70 per cent of the applications, with 900 coming from Beijing alone, the Xinhua news
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      Third World exports plea to US Congress
      133 15 Third World exports plea to US Congress GENEVA, Wed. A group of 28 Third World countries said yesterday they had urged United States Congressional and trade leaders to oppose a Bill that would impose tough restrictions on their textile exports to the US. The Bill, introduced m Congress last March,
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      Lum Chang plans to build hotel in China
      157 15 Lum Chang plans to build hotel in China CONSTRUCTION group Lum Chang is negotiating to build a first-class US$25 million (5555.8 million) hotel m China. The Singapore group is at the final stages of concluding a contract with the Guangzhou Cultural Bureau to build, own and operate the hotel at
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      'Secret share dealings will not be allowed'
      181 15 'Secret share dealings will not be allowed' MELBOURNE, Wed. The National Companies and Securities Commission (NCSC) will act firmly against secret or clandestine share dealings m Australian public companies, NCSC Chairman Henry Bosch said m a statement. The NCSC is concerned that such dealings are leaving the market for corporate
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      Business done in Singapore
      2560 16 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 ad dealings at a particular price are lumped together, the table does not show the trend m
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      1746 16 INDUSTRIALS Ajinomoto (2 90S) A Choc (1 98S) Alcom (0 958 0 96SX1) 0.98 (13) 0.97 (3) 0.96 (4) 0.95 API (0.708 0.70'25X2) 0.71 (12) 0 70(3)070'. ASM (1.028 1 03SX7) 1.04 (22) 1.02(33) 1.03 Antoh (1.468X54) 1 45 (2) 1.46 (52) 1 44(14) 1.46
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      How your stocks performed
      2716 16 Al shares quoted have a par value of SI, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/ri{hts. N Tai-eiempted dividend. ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dollars 1985 Last Yield Vol Day High Low Company Sale Change ('000) High Lpw
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    • Stock markets round-up
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        Market in doldrums as ST Index drifts lower
        630 17 THE Singapore market remained m the doldrums as the Straits Times Industrial Index drifted further down to just above its year's low. The Straits Times Industrial Index lost 1.63 points to 765.57. Its year's low of 764.38 was recorded on Jan 16.
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        Hongkong
        249 17 My 3 HKJ Chante Associoted Hotels 0.538 +001 Bank Of East Asia 24 406 Cheung Kong 16.70 +0.3 China Light 15.60 -0.3 Cross Hart> Tunnel 10.60 unch F E Consortium 0.68 unch Far East Exch Phitex 0.0425 unch G I Cement Great Eogl« 0.75 -0.01 Hong Lung 6.95 +0.05
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        Tokyo
        328 17 My 3 Yen Chaije ASnomoto 1150 -10 Afcai 415 -I Amodo 999 -11 Asohi Chem 900 -10 Asohi Gloss 885 -3 Bonk Tk 810 7 Bridgestone 579 -3 Conon 1170 -10 Casio Computer 1670 +50 Citizen 452 -3 D Nip Print 1150 unch D Nippon Screen Daiei 710 -10
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        Sydney
        322 17 My 3 Cents Change (Aust) A C I 251 -5 A N I 235 unch A P M 272 +4 Aberfoyte 1080 +10 Age 238 unch Aiance Oil 105 unch Allied Mil 270 +8 Ampol Exp 240 +2 Ampol Pet 185 unch Anz 446 +5 Ashton HO -2 B
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        INDICES
        72 17 i i i i i i j —i —i —u_ NST Index Wednesday 1218.30 (1234.73) Hongkong Hang Seng -rfc* 2 Wednesday 1598.16 (1591.33) §tAustralian All-Ordinaries Wednesday 869.9 (860.5) Nikkei D J Average Wednesday *****.30 (*****.75) Financial Times Industrials Tuesday 954.3(952.5) .r:/ Dow Jones Average 0® Tuesday 1334.01 (1337.14) fii
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        New York
        200 17 July 2 US$ Clunie Goodyear Tire 29% Alcoa 34% Htv^P^'Z'.Z'.Z Allied Chem Cp 42% unch Int) Busi Mach 124% AHis-Cholmers 5% -K Inti Harvester 814 Am Tel Tel 23% Intl Tel Tel 31 V4 Amox Inc 14* unch John Jhsn 45*4 Amr Corp 48% Kaiser Alum Cp 13%
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        London
        545 17 July 3 Pence Change INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 215 -3 Ass. Dairies 142 -4 BTRPLC 343 -17 Babcocks 142 -2 Barclays 389 +5 Beechom 315 -8 BICC 206 +1 Blue Circle 510 -3 BOC Group 267 -5 Boots 184 -2 Bowater 258 +3 BATS 321 +1 Britannia 94 unch BP 523
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    • Commodities, Finance
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        Bank rates
        304 17 OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings 5% 6 5'/ 2 5% Autosave 5'/4 Fixed deposit 1 month 4% 4% 4% 4 3 4 (1) 3 months 5 5 5 5 6 months 5Vi 5V 4 5V4 5V4 9 months 5'/2 5V 2 5% 5% 12 months 5%
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        153 17 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to S$10 foreign currency Australian dollar 1.4861-1.4890 6.84-6.65 Canadian dollar 1.6434-1.6454 6.14-6.05 NZ dollar 1.0521-1.0570 9.47-9.18 Sterling pound 2.9159-2.9194 3.47-3.41 US dollar 2.2315-2.2325 4.51-4.47 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling
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        GOLD MARKET
        21 17 GOLD USJ/oz Wed Tues Singapore 310.00-310.50 310.00-310.50 Hongkong 310.10-310.60 310.25-310.75 Tues Mon New York 309.50-310.00 309.00-309.50 London 309.40—309.90 313.25—313.75
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        Forex
        94 17 THE US dollar ended little changed against most major currencies m thin, lacklustre trading. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed at 2.2315/25 at 3pm yesterday compared with its opening of 2.2300/15. It was traded between 2.2315 and 2.2325. Against the deutschemark, the greenback ended at 3.0385/95. It opened at
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        Gold
        87 17 THE kilobar market traded between fSSS^ S*22 395 The Far East gold market opened at U*****.30/310.70 and traded to a high of US$3ll.lO/311.50. It hit a IOW Of U*****.40/309.80 after lunch and closed at U*****.30/310.70. Source: Rothschild. w The London gold fix yesterday was tJSs3l«.ie, down US$l.45. Closing price
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        Unit trusts
        183 17 Managers' prices for July 4 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 172—1.82 The Savings fund 1 32 1 40 Spore Prog Fund 0.76 0.80 Spore Sec. Fund 1.12—1.19 Spore Invest Fund 0.82 o.B7x<J Spore Equity Fund 0.77 0.81 DBS Bank Shenton Growth Fund 0.99 1.05 Asia Unit Trust Mai
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      • Simex futures
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          Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
          74 17 Eurodollar 3-month deposit MARKET sentiment was bullish when it opened, with the September Eurodollar touching a high of 92.08. Sentiment turned slightly bearish when the European markets opened. The September Eurodollar closed slightly lower at 92.07. (100 implied interest rate) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Sept 92.06 92.08 92.05
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          Japanese Yen
          123 17 AN ENCOURAGING volume of 42 lots changed hands m the Japanese yen pit. But, the market was dull with prices within a narrrow range. The September yen closed at the day's high of 0.*****3. Open High Low Sett Est Vol Sept 85 0.*****1 0.*****3 0.*****1 0.*****3 42 Dec
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          Deutschemark
          73 17 A DOWNWARD revision m the May durable goods from plus 3.2 per cent to plus 4.1 per cent lent support to deutschemark futures which traded at a higher range than the previous day's. The September deutschemark finished unchanged from its opening. Trading was thin. (US dollar Deutschemark) Open High
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        Copper
        20 17 Km Spot 1088.50—1089.00 (1076 00—1076 50) 3 months 1096 50—1097.00 (1087 00-1088 00) Market tone: Steadier Sales 15,025 tonnes
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        Aluminium
        22 17 Ctosmt prices Aluminium i/[mt Tins Spot '6200-***** (755.00-755 50) 3 months 784.00—785 00 (777.50-778 00) Market tone Steady Sales: 10.025 tonnes
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        Palm oil
        99 17 Cktsinf prices Crude MS/tomw palm oil July 1062.50 (south) 1060 (north) 1055 (central) Aug 1050 (central) 1040 (south) 1035 (north) Refined palm oil US$/tormes rbd palm July 550 (sellers) Aug 535 (sellers) Sept 520 ;sellers) RBD Olein July 510 (sellers) Aug 500 (sellers) Sep 485 (sellers) RBD Stearin
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        Tin
        17 17 Tin Ctosint prices W/k*o XL Tin 30.30 down four cents Turnover: 255 tonnes up 90 tonnes
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      412 19 737H66 I Restaurant managers: Want more business? Ca*****00Hx2650,2680 for the recipe. The Stiateliines Classifieds Food Festival JuJy ID to October 5, 1985 2 Eating Out MRS MUIS DELIGHTS for your favourite Putu Mayam/ Roti Jala/ Indonesian Chicken Rice Kebu--11/ Fragrant Yellow Rice/ Fried Macaroni/ Durian Fudge Cake/ Durlan Agar-Agar. Unit
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      444 19 5 Others BUDGET HOTEL Single $66/ Double $81. Hotel YIP. Tel: *****77. Taste our curry fishhead at the coffee corner or by the poolside. 11 Pleasure Boats 7.7 METRES SLOOP (Max! 77) In perfect order, inboard Volvo engine, full suit sail (lncl. spanker) Full electronic gear, depth speed distance, stereo
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      590 19 12 Computer Products/ Services ASUKA SAKATA DISTRIBUTOR International Motor Pta Ltd Computer A Equipment Department 264 Serangoon Road 0821 Tel.: *****44-6, *****72, *****30 Taiex: R*****8 IMCPL Cable Add.: 'IMSCO' Description Price Asuka Disk Drive 200.00 Asuka MD-2D 45.00 Newtech MD-1D 35.00 Newtech MD-2D 45.00 Newtech MD-1D 7.00 Sakata Monitor: SG-1000
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      513 19 12 Computer Products/ Services IBM SYSTEM 34 c CPU model 5340 E35 Memory 128KB a Printer model 5211 002 For enquiries, pleate call: *****33 x 409 SPECIAL OFFERI IBM PC XT Compatiable 256K 640K complete system. $1,200. Many accessories at our offer price. HURRYI HURRYI HURRYI WHILST STOCKS LAST Call
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      590 19 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing ANDEE INTERIOR DESIGNER SPECIAL OFFER! Kitchen, living room cabinets wardrobes direct from factory. 122 Eunoe Ava.7 #04-05 Richfield Ind. Ctr TEL: *****95/6 (Anwar/ Vincent) DIRECT FROM FACTORY, made to order kitchen cabinets. $95 p.f.r. Also available wardrobe, display cabinets, bedroom sets (ready made) shop renovation. Free
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      602 19 28 Health Centres/ DOUBLE-FORTUNE HEALTH CENTRE. #04-12/ 13 Fortune Centre, 190 Middle Road. Massage/ sauna. All rooms with shower attached. Daily 10.30 am to 11pm. Tel: *****44/ *****45. SPECIALIST HEALTH SALON 277 Orchard Rd, #03-29/30, Specialist Centre. Tel: *****39, *****66 ext 145, Massage Sauna Bath Opens daily from 10am to
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      869 20 52 Office Furniture/ Furnishing OFFICE EQUIPMENT A furniture for removal sale. Everything must go! Tel: *****08. QUALITY EXECUTIVE TABLES, chairs, cabinets, blinds, etc. Good cond. #07-55 Anson Centre. SLIGHTLY USED OFFICE furniture avail, at give away prices. Call *****21 to arrange viewing. 54 Book-keeping/ Secretarial/ Answering/ Translation Services SAVE OVERHEAD
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      1278 20 57 Business 57 Business Opportunities Opportunities HAIR SALON New BIGGEST recreation squash/ tennis complex m Singapore with restaurant/ fast food joint/ health centre chiidren playground is offering HAIR FACIAL SALON SPACE within the health centre, reasonable rental. For further details please call *****49/ *****56 j BAD DEBTS? STOP worrying! For
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      1310 20 JLj I Have you ever consider work- ing overseas? At ciassificaw r^m r*w on 66 a com P anv 8 looking for Wholesale Branch ManagIfjm or and Aviation Branch Man- ■I LJal ager to work m Papua New fj| Guinea. The attractive benem ffi fits include housing, vehicle and annual
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      578 20 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clarical THE SINGAPORE NATIONAL EMPLOYERS FEDERATION invites applications from Singapore citizens for: RESEARCH ASSISTANT Scope of Job: To assist In research projects, checking questtonatres. compiling and tabulating data. Requirements: c GCE 'A' Level with good credits m Mathematics English. c Must be meticulous, c Able to
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      573 20 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical The Singapore branch of an international reinsurance company requires RECEPTIONIST/ GENERAL CLERK c GCE 'O' level preferred, c Credits In English and Maths. c Able to type, c Experience not necessary. Interested, ptosM caH Miss Anthony *****19 Urp*ntiy r#QUir*xj 1. DOCUMENTATION CLERK Experienced In Customs,
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      959 21 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical AN ESTABLISHED FIRM m Jurong urgently regs Telephone Operator Cum General Clerk. Must possess School Cert with gd command of English, pleasant personality and preferably with some experience m handling the PMBX switchboard with 5 lines and 20 extensions. Interested applicants pise apply personally during
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      666 21 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical URGENTLY REQUIRED FEMALE Counter Sales Clerks. Salary $350 to $450. Apply personally at: Blk. 452, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10, #01--1785 or Blk. 1-A, Woodlands Centre Road, #01-84, Spore. WANTED FEMALE GENERAL cum Accounts Clerk for Airfreight Company. Must have LCC Intermediate Certificate and be
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      556 21 71 Situations Vacant Sales 71 Situations Vacant Sales I Duty Free Shoppers qjECLflssiqyj I FULL TIME/PART TIME SALESGIRLS CASHIERS WALK-IN-INTERVIEW Monday to Friday: 9am 6pm UJ Looking for an exciting, a challenging ==1 and rewarding career? Then join us! I SALESGIRLS H To qualify, you must either have a fair
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      439 21 71 Situations Vacant: Sales p/e are expanding. We neeeffl more Personnel to service our I large clientele. We need immediately: SALES EXECUTIVES (Male/ Female) with: c preferably with experience m airfreight/ seafreight industry. c mm. GCE 'O' level. c proven track record m sales. c pleasant personality and self-motivated. c
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      716 21 71 Situations Vacant Sales J) A wall established Japa- 0 nese Pearl Company re- quires: RETAIL I ASSISTANT V v He Female, age 16 and ft V above CJ Possess GCE 'O' level jj Effectively bilingual \f\ Se Pleasant personality il Ke Experience m Jewel- M I lery sales is
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      813 21 71 Situations Vacant Sales Established Furniture Showroom at Parkway Parade urgently requires: INDOOR SALES ASSISTANTS (FEMALE) c Age 20 and above, c Secondary education, c Experience not necessary, c Will converse In English and Mandarin, c Basic salary plus attractive commission. c Gurantee income $700 and above. Please call at:
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      552 21 71 Situations Vacant Sales SALES PERSONNEL REQD immediately for direct selling of home appliances. Attractive commission transportation provided. Pise call: *****76 tor appt. SALES REPRESENTATIVES REOD. for full-time part-time. Interested please come personally to: #02-03 Hillview Building, 48 Hillview Terrace. Tel: *****44. URGENTLY REQUIRED FEMALE Sales Assistants for handicraft shop.
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      464 21 72 Situations Vacant Technical \>^ -}—>*/ (A leading manufacturer of *^)i^^ Looseleaf Binder Mechanisms) WE ARE EXPANDING INTO 2ND SHIFT OPERATIONS and we need the following positions to be filled NTC 2/3 m Tool Die-Making, Metal Machining or Precision Machining 1-2 years related experience NTC 2/3 m Tool Die-Making or
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      228 21 72 Situations Vacant: Technical MPM requires urgently ENGINEERING ASSISTANTS c Chinese Male c Singaporean c Age between 21-26 c Diploma or ITC m Electrical/ Electronics Engineering c Completed N.S. WE OFFER: c Attractive salary c 5-day week c Purchase of National products at staff price c And many other attractive
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      481 22 72 Situations Vacant: Technical >8?S Ordnance Development Engineering Co. of Spore Pte Ltd js^ SOjjo^ A member of W SINGAPORE TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION H A Well-Rewarding and secure Career Begins with Proper Shilts Training ODE, m conjunction with EDB, K^ !*sv provides you skill training SS, opportunities. I i Lvifil Ls^Y'-iH
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      201 22 72 Situations Vacant: Technical When m need, The Straits Times Classified is what you need. //European Standard Electronics I// We invite applications for the following if positions: Engineering I Assistants Diploma m Electronics Engineering with 2 years' experience preferably m Colour TV production Responsible for vt team of technicians m
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      404 22 72 Situations Vacant Technical SENIOR TECHNICIAN/ENGINEERING ASSISTANT c ITC In electronic c Mln 1 year experience In trouble shooting on digital and analog circuits In an Manufacturing Co. c Compoleted N.S. Interested applicants, please write In with full resume and telephone contact no or call personally to: PNE APPLIANCE CONTROLS
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      408 22 73 Situations Vacant Production ■I MUSTAO I A Norwegian Manufacturing Company m Jurong To perform 3 rotating shifts Salary offered from $440 depending on working experience Promotion opportunities through the Company I established upgrading test scheme. P •To perform 2 rotating shifts or 12 hours shift liSil gj Salary offered
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      271 22 73 Situations Vacant: Production 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous NIKKO ELECTRONICS TOY PTE LTD requires DELIVERY DRIVER c Age between 18 25 c Completed N.S. c Secondary 2 education Interested applicants, please call Miss Lucy at Tel: *****44 to arrange for an interview. NIKKO ELECTRONICS TOY PTE LTD 164 KallangWay #03-31/32
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      640 22 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous DHDB invites applications from Singapore citizens for the following posts: (A) TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ CLERICAL ASSISTANT GCE 3 'O' Level and must be bilingual. Experience m handling of switchboard is an advantage. Required to work on 3 shifts by rotation. To receive and transmit telephone complaint/ message
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      40 22 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Coll CATS at *****66. SSSF the r AMERICAN L CLUB requires WAITERS/ WAITRESSES ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICE NTC 2/3 holders with 1 to 3 years experience preferred Apply personally to: Personnel Department 21 Scott s Road Singapore 0922
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      367 22 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous requires MAINTENANCE MECHANIC VITB Certificate m Air-conditioning and Electrical Trades. Some practical experience is necessary. WAITER/ WAITRESS Pleasant personality TVaining will be provided TELEPHONE OPERATOR Pleasant voice Able to speak English well FRONT OFFICE CASHIER GCE 'O' level Familiar with NCR 2251 machine Preferably with experience
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      329 22 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous European Standard Electronics~.it. v Man Secondary education with 1-2 years' similar experience Must be prepared to work on 3 rotating shifts General Clerk GCE 'O' level with credit m Mathematics 1 year's experience with ability to type General clerical duties including scheduling and posting of documents
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      384 22 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous 80l UVARI) HOTKL Come and join us' You will enjoy ONE OFF day after e\ery s days' work! ROOM STEWARDESS Must be able to speak and write simple English Part-Ume: 8 2pm (Mon Frii WAITER/WAITRESS Full-time WAITER/WAITRESS Part-time: Must have relevant experience Must be able to
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      589 23 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous THE PAVILION INTERCONTINENTAL SINGAPORE We are a deluxe hotel, part of one of the largest international chain of a first class hotels with 109 hotels m 49 countries. We are currently looking for:CLERK/TYPIST Gross salary: $480/ $510 Relevant experience will be an added advantage. We offer
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      551 23 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous REQUIRED 1) GENERAL CLERK c GCE 'O' Level. 2) ACCOUNTS CLERK c At least 2 years experience, c Preferably with HSC. 3) STORE ASSISTANT c Able to speak and write simple English. 4) BILL COLLECTOR c Possess own motorbike Interested please call personally from 9.30 am
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      785 23 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Large Property Development Company requires urgently: SECURITY GUARDS Various locations and permanent shifts available (8/ 12-hour shift). Interested please call personally to see Mr Johnnie Tan during office hours at: 1 Park Road #05-01 People's Park Complex Singapore 0105. Mobil managed service station at Mountbatten requires
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      988 23 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous 20 WIREMEN: MARINA Centre project contrrctor requires people to do wire termination. Must have related experience. Must be able to work 2 mths. (no work on Sats/ Suns). Salary $425+ p.m. If you can start work tomorrow, call *****47 after 9am. JAPANESE RESTAURANT REQUIRES Waitresses Kitchen
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      572 23 m pinnae 1 Rove around m a Rover U uUaLa 2000TC. Spot this 1973 (nt f\ frit car at class ca on 94 Qnality la as gees a long way! At Toyota Rent-a-Car, we provide the best m our self-drive A chauffeur driven cars. Now, we also have the 11-seater
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      561 23 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance Buying a new car? Our rates are:— 12mths- 5%% flatp.a. 24mths 5'/ 2 %flatp.a. 36mths- 5%% flatp.a. 48mths -6% flat p.a. (One instalment m advance) |cNfl Building Society •z of Malaya Ltd P (Subsidiary of OCBC) o 65 Chulia Street o #13-01 OCBC Centre g, Singapore
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      831 23 86 For Sale: BMW 1960 BMW 735 i. Private owner, full accessories, auto., metallic blue. Expat, leaving. Must sell. Best offer secures. Tel: *****45 •82 BMW 7261A, 2 pte owners, fully auto, low mileage, s/rlms, gd showrm condition. $72,000 neg. Tel: *****54/ *****41. LATE 79 BMW 520. Auto. 1 Owner.
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      840 23 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat JULY 'SO FORD Cortina 1600 GL'. 1 pte owner, PARF, aircon, cassette. $7,500. Loan $5,000. *****40. MAY 78 ESCORT 1.3 Sports. Tax till Nov. '85. PARF. $6,700 0.n.0. Tel: *****09. MID 77 NON-PARF Ford Cortina 1.6 auto with aircon. $2,800. *****09/ (res) *****79 George. OCT. "81
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      1015 23 90 For Sale: Toyota ALMOST '84 TOYOTA Corolla DX 1300 (new model) 1 pte owner, aircond, s/rims, hi-fi radio/ cassette, tax 11/'B5 PARF $21,900. Loan $16,500. *****36. ALMOST 81 TOYOTA Royal Crown. Fully auto. 1 private owner. Front rear aircon. Tax 9/85. Like new $20,000. ono Tel: *****96/675. END 1983
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      978 23 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi 8/78 SIGMA GS. PARF eligible Reasonable offer secures Leslie Koh, *****55 '80 GALANT SIGMA 1.6 aircond. regn. r.o. EN796BD, pte owner, highest offer secures. *****35. •81 GALANT 1600. Aircon, s/rlms, power w'ndows, PARF. $12,000 *****30. •82 COLT GLX 3-door. Power windows. Aircon, cassette. Tax 12/'B5. $14,500
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      974 24 94 For Sale: Other Make* 1979 Mazda 626. Vahlcle no.: 'EJ 8411H'. 1961 Toyota Cressida GL' A/T. Vehicle no.: 'ER 52X'. 1983 Honda Accord, 4-door, manual, EX. Vehicle no.: EX 5879M'. For Viewing, please conlactDAVID NG SIN THAI HIN TRADING PTE LTD TEL: 734-9911 1963 DEC. AUDI 100 CD automatic,
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      857 24 95 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles introducing \°^t^^ MIHATSU TRUCK liOe^^l *^^B Qualifying for f H -V 1 5 Registration Fee Bjjjßl Bm $1 75 Road Tax 6 mtns I Concealed air-con Mg&mmmm for only $600 afVHaT nVz—- i z=i fljllf* I Sin li ■«P»fl Lt< it s Head Office Sin
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      632 24 95 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles '83 ISUZU LORRY 2 ton. Ist owner. Original paint. New tax. Tel: *****01. 9/77 MIT. COLT 1400 c.c. van, beautiful condition. Asking $2,500. *****35. DATSUN PICKUP LATE '80. Long base. Aircon, petrol. Tel *****00. 1960 MITSUBISHI L3OO Van. 1 owner. Call: *****88. Roger Chul. 98
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      588 24 95 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles 98 Scrap Vehicles A good offer for c all PARF scrap cars export documents c any model Q registration vehicles KONG BENG MOTOR CO. 128 Prineep St. #02-01 Sin Thai Hin Bldg. (0718) Tel: *****76/ *****59 SCRAP CARS FOR sale 1200 2000 c.c. Immediate transfer.
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      811 24 106 Accommodation Available: Houses PEARLBANK, APT. 2,500 sq.ft. P/furn. $1,500 neg. Sixth Aye., seml-d. 5 rms. P/furn. $1,600 neg. Office, Bylands Bldg. about 1,000 sq.ft. $2.10 p.s.f. neg. exclusive maintenance fee. Tel: *****22. AMBASSADORIAL RESIDENCE, well appointed villa amidst lush greenery. 5 bdrms, study, servant's. Swimming pool. $6,000. Wess *****44.
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      730 24 106 Accommodation Available: Houses D .2159. NO. 64 Lor. Plsang Emas. Fully furn. double storey semidetached. 4 bdrms., alrcon. Please call *****83. D.23 CHESTNUT AYE renovated single-storey semi-detached, 3 bedrooms, quiet location, $1500. BN Associates *****07 SPANISH DESIGNED BUNGLW In dist.lo with 4 bdrms, study's, servant's, living area opens onto
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      409 24 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments TO LET Long or Short Lease At the junction of Scotts/ Orchard Road, next to Hyatt Hotel. Immediate Occupation. 14,000 sq ft Hotel Style Lobby. Swimming Pool, Tennis Court and many other facilities. Ample indoor Car parking lots. 24-hour Security System. Enquiries H FAR EAST ORGANIZATION
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      722 24 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments r APARTMENTS FOR RENT GOLDBELL TOWERS 47 SCOTTS ROAD SINGAPORE 0922 TEL: *****11 Partly furnished apartments at 3rd, 4th, sth, 6th, 7th Bth storeys available. Reasonable rent. Central aircon with internal control. All apartments have 3 bedrooms with ample built-in wardrobes, separate living area for servant.
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      875 24 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments LOW RISE CONDOMINIUM Countryside environment D-10 Casabella, 4 rms, servant's, larg« living/ dining. $3,400 D-11 Chancery Gdn (studio) $1300 D-11 2 bdrms $2,500 D-10 Charming Gdn $3,000 D-5 Island View. 4 rms $3,000 VANDA REALTY PTE. LTD TEL: *****16 (3 LINES) MARCO POLO Vicinity, brand new
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      248 28 137 Tours 138 Where To Stay TIOMAN LONGHOUSE AVAIL with boat service. August reservation welcome. Tel: *****22. 146 Foreign Education Invites applications for Secondary Pre-U Education for Students intending to enter U.S./ Canadian Universities. contact: HUI S KUAH PTC. LTD. *04-18 4th floor Orchard Towers Spore C 923 Tel J*****3/4
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  • TIMESPORT
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      Prema has no peers
      421 28  -  HAKIKAT RAI Ace to assert her class m schools meet Bj PREMA GOVINDAN is m a class of her own among schoolgirl sprinters. And there is little doubt that she'll prove it again this week and the next at the national schools track and field meet
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      Doina bests Jarmila in Grand Prix
      464 28 STOCKHOLM, Wed OLYMPIC champion Doina Melinte, of Romania, just held off world champion and record holder Jarmila Kratochvilova to win the women's 800 metres at the Stockholm Grand Prix athletics meet yesterday. Czech Jarmila strained desperately down the final straight to overhaul the Romanian
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      Seoul well ahead of Games schedule
      231 28 Seoul well ahead of Games schedule SEOUL, The 1988 Olympic Games are more than three years away, bat Seoul's Olympic Organising Committee look to be ready a lot sooner. The main stadium, which seats IM,Mt, opened last fall, and several ether stadiums were open even earlier. Much of the infrastructure
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      REST OF SPORT IN SHORT
      485 28 MOSCOW, Wed. A former world champion Soviet wrestler has been sentenced to 10 years m a labour camp after being convicted of taking bribes at a college m Kiev where he worked, the newspaper "Trad" (Labour) reported yesterday. Trud said Vladimir Gulyutkm, who held the
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      Three-point turn
      662 30  -  JANICE SEAH By Trio to go m Sasa change of heart THE Singapore Amateur Swimming Association have recommended not one, but three swimmers for the biggest international meet of the year the Pan-Pacific championships m Tokyo from Aug 15-18. Tay Khoon Hean, David Lim and Oon Jin Gee,
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    • ON THE SOCCER SCENE
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        Chong Tee: Please behave
        372 30  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By FOOTBALL Association of Singapore Chairman Teo Chong Tee has appealed to the soccer fraternity to behave more responsibly if the game is to gain more popularity. Pointing to the increased number of yellow cards and sackings m the current National Football League matches,
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        Havelange gives hint on seedings
        243 30 Havelange gives hint on seedings ZURICH, Wed. Fifa president Joao Havelange, of Brazil, favours seeding the beaten semi-finalists and runners-up m the 1982 World Cup for next year's finals m Mexico. Havelange was reported to have said on an inspection tour m Mexico on Monday that France, Poland and West
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      Police switch to overdrive
      203 30  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By TITLE-CHASHING Police enhanced their campaign hopes when they beat a determined Changi United 2-0 m a Division One match at Jurong Stadium last night. But their performance against bottomplaced Changi was nothing to crow about. Although Police dashed Changi's hopes of surviving relegation,
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      Andersen in front
      111 30 PONT-AUDEMER (France), Wed. Danish cyclist Kirn Andersen snatched the Tour de France lead from Belgium's Eric Vanderaerden yesterday, claiming the leader's yellow jersey for the second time m his career. Andersen profited from a late break m the 239--kilometre fourth stage from Fougeres and finished seventh m
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      IOC recognise karate
      239 30 TOKYO, Wed. The World Union of Karate-do Organisations have been recognised by the Intel-national Olympic Committee, paving the way for karate to be recognised and approved as an Olympic sport m the future, Ryoichi Sasakawa, Wuko's president, said here today. Karate, which literally means "empty hand", was
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      Under-23 squad cut down to 20
      213 30  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By AFTER three weeks of training, the national Under-23 hockey squad has been reduced to 20 players. Team manager Arul Subramaniam, who had planned to name the final squad yesterday, decided to postpone tlu? announcement because of the tough competition for places.
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      Charlton 'no' to Kuwait
      205 30 JACK CHARLTON, the manager of English First Division side Newcastle United, has turned down a gilt-edged offer to take charge of the Kuwaiti national team. The former England defender rejected a two-year deal worth £100,000 ($290,000) by the Kuwaitis. THE Football League tribunal have told Tottenham
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      Rugby head hits out at 'anti-tour' agitators
      193 30 JOHANNESBURG, Wed SOUTH AFRICAN Rugby Union boss Danie Craven yesterday condemned what he called "anti-South African movements" as the Springbok trials continued for the controversial New Zealand tour starting here this month. He said: "The continual onslaughts we are faced with can be
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      Gower still skipper
      269 30 Gower still skipper LONDON, Wed. David Gower has been appointed England captain for the remaining four cricket Tests against Australia. Gower had been appointed for only the first two Tests after a dismal run of failures. Meanwhile, Hampshire earned a share of the English county championship yesterday with a comprehensive
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      Brigitte 'tames' Leconte
      582 31 Brigitte 'tames' Leconte WIMBLEDON TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS I don't know what I was warned for, but one thing is certain. I'm not fond of that umpire. I started feeling a little uneasy when Leconte began blowing returns past me. I felt I was serving and volleying decently. I served well all
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      Mac the verbal bully
      282 31 WIMBLEDON WHISPERS John McEnroe, the target of vivid headlines at Wimbledon, yesterday was dubbed a "verbal bully" after arguing with a London reporter. McEnroe got tagged with the label during a news conference after advancing to the quarterfinals with a victory over Andreas Maurer. "Hero. I
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      Electric Curren
      556 31 Kevin too hot for John to handle WIMBLEDON LATEST LONDON, Wed. Defending champion John McEnroe was sent crashing out m the quarter-finals today by the bludgeoning power of fellowAmerican Kevin Curren. McEnroe, who has won the men's singles title for the last two years and three of the
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      ALL THE RESULTS
      237 31 Men's singles, quarter-finals: Kevin Curren (US) bt John McEnroe (US) 6-2, 6-2, 6-4; Anders Jarryd (Swe) bt Heinz Guenthardt (Swit) 6-4, 6-3, 62; Jimmy Connors (US) bt Ricardo Acuna (Chile) 6-1, 7-6, 6-2. Doubles, second round: Vijay Amritraj (India) and John Lloyd (Brit) bt Brad Drewett (Aust)
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      Flower behind the throne reblooms
      552 31 Flower behind the throne reblooms The new Chrissy LONDON, Wed. It would have been easier to accept the role of No. 2 to spend the rest of her career treated as the Queen Mother of Tennis. Chris Evert Lloyd had all the creature comforts a home m Florida, another m
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      Molly puts her past behind
      498 31 LONDON, Wed. At 20 years of age, Molly van Nostrand has known more heartache than most women twice her age. But at Wimbledon yesterday, the tragic past was forgotten as she savoured her 7-5, 6-2 win over fourth seed Manuela Maleeva, of Bulgaria. "This is
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      Zina, star of late, late show
      234 31 LONDON, Wed. Eighth seed Zina Garrison, of the United States, secured the last place m the women's quarter-finals with a 6-1, 6-3 victory over France's Catherine Tanvier. Catherine had put out Argentine sensation Gabriela Sabatini m the previous round. But Zina goes through to
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  • RACING
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      Eddery is 'king' on the continent
      162 29 HAMBURG, Wed. Pat Eddery, of Ireland, won the first European Jockeys Cup yesterday, beating H of the continent's oest riders. Eddery came oat on top after the 12 competed for points m four races on West German horses drawn by lot. He won the
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      ALONG THE RAIL
      13 29  -  JON BYJ "Because it's my eighth ride today, that's why!"
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      Commander at the double
      422 29 Commander at the double ON THE TRACK with TONTO COMMANDER THREE looked a picture of fitness m his workout at Bukit Timah yesterday morning as he prepared for the Stewards Trophy on Sunday. With leading jockey S.Y. Leong up, the three-year-old New Zealand gelding by Reindeer trotted on the sand
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      Sky's the limit for Gildoran
      326 29 LONDON, Wed CHAMPION stayer Gildoran will attempt to complete the Ascot Gold CupGoodwood Cup double for the second year m a row before a possible trip to Australia tor the Asl million (about Ssl.s million) Melbourne Cup (3,200 m) m November. Gildoran took the first
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      Ipoh entries
      1356 29 IPOH, Wed. A total of 338 horses, comprising 192 m Class 4 and 146 m Class 5, has been entered for the Perak Turf Club July Meeting beginning on July 13. There will be 10 races on each day. Late entries are not included. The entries are: CLASS
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      138 29 FIRST DAY: Class 4 Divs 1 and 2 I,loom straight, Divs 2 and 3 1,600 m. Divs 5, 6 and 7 1,200 m: Class 5 Div 1 1,600 m. Divs 4 and 5 1,200 m. SECOND DAY: Class 4 Div 1 1.200 m and 1.600 m. Divs 2,
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      426 29 154 Dancing SOCIAL DANCE Commencing: 14/7/85 A 2-month intensive programme to Introduce a variety of movements routines to Beginners. Also include variations from the 50s to the latest of the 80s. Call: METROPOLITAN YMCA TEL: *****55 EXT 401/502 BEGINNERS SOCIAL DANCING classes Cha-cha, Rock 'N' Roll, Disco-rock, Waltz, Foxtrot commencing
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  • OBITUARIES
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      Deaths 181 Deaths
      326 30 Deaths 181 Deaths MRS LIM HOCK KENG nee MDM. ANG BEE GEK AGE: 51 Passed away peacefully on 2.7.1985. Leaving behind HUSBAND Mr Llm Hock Keng SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Billy Lim Yew Hwa Teo Bee Lay Willy Lim Peng Soon Annie Tan Swee Juat Larry Lim Peng Guan Jean Kok Kwan
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      35 30 mmaammmmmmmmmmmm The family of the late T SLSLf^&MSII with to express their hear Hell thanks to all relatives and friends f9t lheir kind assistance, donatiens, condolences, wrsaths, scrolls attendance during their recent bereavement.
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      182 Acknowledgements
      53 30 The Family Of The Late Mdm. Wong Chew Meng SttsVa iSS^ a during their recent bereavement. sHHnHHHBVMMaaWMBV The family ol the late Mdm Wonq Chitra wishes to all Thai monk., r.la- j¥et and fri en( js for their messages of condolence, donations, wreaths, kind assisJj|nc# aMendance dllrjng tne
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      184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam
      39 30 184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam IN LOVING MEMORY OF FLORENCE FOO KOK YIN departed 4.7.83. Gone from our lives one so dear, But m our hearts forever near. Always loved and remembered by all loved ones. V niniir^
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      31 30 With great tadnet*, our de«p»»» sympathies a condolences to the family of the late 'OADA' CM. CHANDWANI pas*»d away on 29.6.85 The family ft «taft of BHAVANATEX PTE LTD
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      137 30 IN MEMORIAM I 1*"* X ak"'"«^«'v'^ Departed 4.7.1984 One has come and y The memo of tragjc loss a reminder o{ our struggle. Forever remembered by beloved husband, I chjldren ond w"-rtw I In Loving Memory Of ONG GIM GUAN Departed: 4.7.74 Sweet are the memories, silently
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      184 In Memoriam
      124 30 .n Loving Memory Of FOO KOK YIN Departed 4.7.83 Always remembered by Ambulance Officer* of The Singapore Fire Servie. An.bul.nc. Sectlen. MDM RATHINAMALAB Wnere Tne Candies Of My Love Will Forever Be Burning Bright Always^remembered by husband, jonjiiojjdonjj^^^^ SmSSSSSSSSm Mr. S. SUNDRARAJOO Departed 4th July 1982 Thought
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      185 Requiem
      44 30 MM.MIM,IM,MI..,IIIIII.I<MIMIII,<MMI-^= HnHMeHajajeji thalai thevasam RAVICHANDRAN Departed 4.7.84 Sadly mt»«ed by tamily and loved Si Th-. ■be h..d on 4th July 1985, at 10.00 am Blk 35 Yung Lon Boad Taman JurOng #01-233 Please treat this as a Personal Invitation S JANAKI Mother
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      115 30 ATHLETICS National Secondary Schools heats and finals (National Stadium, 9 am, 2.30 pm). National Primary Schools heats, finals (Farrer Park AC 9 am, 2 pm). BASKETBALL National Schools tournament: C girls (8.30 am), C boys (9.30 am), B girls (2.45 pm), B boys (3.45 pm), all at Thomson Sec Sch.
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      49 31 •m to Singapore's South East Asia's First Comprehensive Plant Biotechnology Company Plantek International (Pte) Ltd on the occasion of its inauguration H/lSlill^l ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION [PTE) LTO. "=j Office: 1, Queensway #03-04, Queensway Shopping Centre Singapore 0314. Tel: *****66, *****58 Workshop: No 7, Pioneer Sector 2, Jurong, Tel: *****70, *****59
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    High point in these students' lives
    379 32 HOURS before their big moment, this year's "Famous Five" were still hard at work. Early yesterday evening m the Istana grounds, the newest President's Scholars went through their paces, rehearsing the moment when they would stand before the Acting President, Dr Yeoh Ghim Seng.
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    Israel frees 300 Lebanese prisoners
    278 32 Israel frees 300 Lebanese prisoners TEL AVIV, Wed. Israel today freed about 300 Lebanese prisoners whose release was demanded by Shi'ite Muslim gunmen who hijacked a TWA plane and held American hostages m Beirut, the state radio said. Israeli officials continued to insist that today's release was not part of
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    Most of the scholars march into SAF
    349 32 THE military commands many of the nations top brains, with most of the past President's Scholars m government service engaged m the Singapore Armed Forces and the Defence Ministry. Of the nearly 90 President's Scholars working m the civil service, most are m
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    Dow Jones
    31 32 NEW YORK, Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 0.56 points to 1333.45 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    New HDB rule 'unfair to owners of 3-room flats'
    509 32 SOME owners of threeroom Housing Board flats have complained that the changes m the rules on the resale levy are generally "unfair" to them. Indeed, these owners said the rules, which took effect on Tuesday, do not benefit them but favour
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    Egyptian women get right of divorce
    132 32 CAIRO, Wed. Egypt's Parliament yesterday gave Muslim women the right to divorce their husbands if they took a second wife. The legislation passed by the People's Assembly after a noisy debate largely endorses the provisions of the controversial Jihan law, named after the widow
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    Gorbachev to meet Mitterrand first
    351 32 Gorbachev to meet Mitterrand first PARIS, Wed. Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev will visit France for talks with President Francois Mitterrand m advance of his November summit meeting with President Ronald Reagan. French government spokesman Georgina Dufoix said the Soviet leader would visit France from Oct 2 to 5, adding that
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    China frees bishop after 30 years
    83 32 China frees bishop after 30 years BEIJING, Wed. A Chinese court today released Roman Catholic bishop Ignatius Gong Pinmei on parole after he had served 30 years m jail for treason, Xinhua news agency said. The Vatican named Gong, now 84, Bishop of Shanghai m 1950, the year after communist
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        Curries, spice and all things nice
        1476 1 Anne, an wßpSilwSc expatriate, put i tourist souvenir market when she found it a struggle to find something for the tourist to take home. ('Besides, how many Mer lions can you seii anyway?'). The day of instant local food approaches with the proliferation of
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        675 1 The makings of Parisian elegance and chic The truth about fad diets 5 Appeal of x//7yao songs composed by young Singaporeans Food, Food Fitness Edited by Christine Khor Fashion Edited by John de Souza Bilingual Edited by Teo Han Wue BBHHi B^^^™ HBw__Hß^_BWß_jjj|j| BKttlrt»HDiiC!llD_-SSGr3Gr^Bßßr^*^*A. 1 _________H__________i _B__H_f_liHQ JfJ |i__f__H _|_^^__BB^HBBHBH_____i^^--M
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        A taste of KL cuisine
        650 2 It will be possible to enjoy m Singapore a 'renaissance' of Kuala Lumpur cuisine. Our writer describes Gourmet Tan Lee Leng her experience at a tasting preview upcountry. I LOVE visiting Kuala Lumpur. To me, it exemplifies that fascinating blend of provincial charm and urban
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        'It's time that Malay cooks get credit'
        203 2 CHEF Jamil, 35, has been working m the Kuala Lumpur Hotel Equatorial for the past seven years as chef of the Malay kitchen. He grew up m Singapore, where his parents were employed by the British Army then stationed here. A self-taught cook,
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        Recipes
        288 2 Lobah Putih Masak Lemak 500 g lobah putih, sliced 3cup6 saafeji(medium thick) 200 g onions (ground) lOg garlic (ground) 150 g chili boh 10 g turmeric powder I asam kepmg 40 g prawns 1 piece daun kunyit 011 Salt 4 tomatoes, quartered 1 green chilli Heat oil and fry
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        The makings of Parisian elegance
        1030 3  -  ALINE MOSBY JOHN de SOUZA French haute couture, "high fashion" m English, is more than 100 years old and still alive just about. But what is it? What makes it so special? Why do women pay $8,000 or more for a simple skirt suit? With
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        You can't buy it here
        389 3 EVEN if you were rich enough to afford Parisian haute couture, you can't buy it m Singapore. Since couture is, by nature, so personal and specialised, the high fashion name boutiques here, like Yves St Laurent, Valentino and Ungaro, offer only ready-to-wear and/or boutique lines.
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        A status reserved for only a few
        269 3 NO DESIGNER can simply claim to be a creator of high fashion, even if he or she produces exclusive designs which are hand-made. That rare status Is reserved for the few designers In Paris the grands couturiers who carefully and faithfully preserve that
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        259 3 Only at Scruples Explore Scruples. Discover designer originals m rattan and wicker. A dream collection of the classic and contemporary. All handcrafted to capture your imagination. Elegance m furniture. Come to Scruples. But come prepared to fall m love. Business hours: 10am 6pm: Tuesday to Saturday. Ham 4pm: Sunday. Closed
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        Are fad diets really effective?
        951 4 Are fad diets really effective? FAT FACTS SERIES Healthy Lifestyle Barbara Burlingame Nutritionist Dr Ang Kong Ee Exercise Physiologist What really happens with fad diets and what are the long-term results? These are the questions addressed this week IT SEEMS that every time you let your belt out another notch,
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        Asthmas caused by deficient energies
        1289 4 The Tao Way to Health Aileen Yeoh In the first of the two-part series on asthma two weeks ago, we looked at two of the four types of asthma those which were caused by external windcold energy entering the lungs and by the accumulation of
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        147 4 WE WONT FEED YOU ANY ORDINARY BULL Only the best corn fed, black AHGUS beef. Airflown from the USA. Come July, you can do your taste buds a favour. From the 4th July 'Bs till the 15th September 'Bs. we will be serving you only the best corn fed. Black
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        Songs of life by the young
        617 5 Young people barely out of their teens singing their own songs their numbers have grown m recent years. A radio programme is specially devoted to these budding songwriters and singers who wait to be featured. KOH SIEW TIN speaks to the young balladeers and
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        Bronze tribute to two
        309 5 THE HOKKIEN Huay Kuan, (Fujian clan association) has erected two of its three bronze busts to commemorate the achievements of its former presidents m the field of local education. The bust of Tan Kah Kee (1874 -1961) is m the auditorium of the association's Telok Ayer
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        It began with poems set to music
        401 5 SOME of today's xinyao composers were partly inspired by a group of students from the former Nanyang University who set poetry to music for singing. The poems and music scores were written by the varsity students and classified under local compositions. But their
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        Dial-for-Mandarin *****77
        224 5 Dial-for-Mandarin *****77 m Ei* SWfe Dishfsi ke Ji ytfubao Lesson 14 Sending a parcel Kewe'n Lesson Xiaojie, zheige youbao, wo yao fidao Xianggang Miss, I want to send this parcel to Hongkong. IB ill fe 41 S 1 *R 8 Qmg xian tian zhei zhang ch^ngbao bi5og^, fB Wi/h iii
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        Locally-composedsongs go on the air
        304 5 Locally-composed songs go on the air THE radio programme, Our Singers and Songwriters, is one channel for aspiring young composers to present their songs to the public. It is part of Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's efforts to promote local compositions. Miss Pang Siew Moi, 24, the programme's producer and presenter, said:
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        100 5 &P>Jt *M 6iJ ffc ft rJ? tfe W>l*l*t -#lit«S Sf^»Atfe»*-*tf±^A S«l«S2S¥WAfiiJf£flr «£*7ft£ ?&St&|GJ7 /M&#fiBffJ ffefN p^n- ji a*? -^s ism o nm fi'j an¥tt*^ra^ fiij -3JciK > i*l^^^; W^t* 4* 7 fi£ HfiiW 5> ifufiX 4*rW'h md'J'h'i W ID F*3 M *W SiJ ft'J H *ifeif- A 6 M s
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        A very useful writing workshop
        636 6  -  NORAZAH AHMAD By IT HAS often been said that Singapore is short of Malay writers. The number of short-story writers can be counted on the fingertips. As an effort to help increase the number of shortstory writers and improve the standard of Malay short stories
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        Bengkel penulisan cerpen beri faedah pada peserta2
        537 6  -  Oleh AHMAD AWANG DI MANA ada titik permulaan, itulah punca titik perpisahan. Demikianlah dengan Bengkel Penulisan Cerpen (BPC) anjuran Angkatan Sasterawan '50 (Asas '50), yang dibuka rasmi dan bermula pada 24 Mci 1985 lalu. Kini, telah pun berakhir pada 16hb Jun 1985. Dengan
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        Let's Learn Malay
        220 6  -  Haron A. Rahman By Lesson 1558 Learn Malay: The Easy Way Jawapsn b&gi soalansoalan dtihim Pelajann 1558 Answers to questions m Lesson 155 A: 1) Penulis membuat kesimpulan bahawa muzik keroncong kini berada dalam kemalapan berdasarkan bila ng an penggemarnya serta pemuziknya yang terlalu kecil. 2) Sekarang
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        883 9 NOTICES SAMANDA HOLDINGS BERHAD (Incorporated m Malaysia) NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, 4th Floor, Wisma Stephens. Jalan Raja Chulan, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on Thursday, 25th July, 1985 at
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        805 9 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. Wt of 1985 In the Matter of the Companies Act (Chapter 185) And In the Matter of CYNTHO ENTERPRISE (PRIVATE) LIMITED ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the winding-up of the abovenamed
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        754 9 NOTICE THE LAND TITLES ACT (CHAPTER 27«) Pursuant to Section 29 of the Land Titles Act an Application to dispense with production of duplicate instrument dated the 19th day of March 1985 and registered as No. A/***** has been made by LIFE RECORD INDUSTRIES (PRIVATE) LIMITED (formerly known as LIFE
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        1399 9 1,100 TELEPHONE NUMBERS TO BE CHANGED Govt. Copyright Reserved. Some 1,100 telephone subscribers m the Tuas Telephone Exchange area (as shown m the unshaded portion of the map above) will have their telephone numbers changed from '461'xxxx, '462'xxxx and '463'xxxx to '862'xxxx today at about 8.00 a.m. The last four
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        737 10 NOTICES I KishorSabnis of Air India wishes to I I express his sincere gratitude to the I I innumerable well wishers, friends I and business associates for their I messages of sympathy on the tragic I loss of lives resulting from the crash of Air India's Boeing 747 "Kanishka" on
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        204 10 This valuable book has been _^-^MMmlmßl specially written by an experienced SBW^jB London college Principal and Ww^mmM ITOr student counsellor, to show the ■Iff^P™^^w^^» student especially m business LiJH m I k Vftb» i\^B and professional subjects the positive steps which can and must am J^UpIVT be taken, both to
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        263 10 SU||TAN ByCollette PEANUTS By SchaiM f^wJ^i (jg)^ r"*"""^ l THE BORN LOSER By Art S^som BEETLE BAILEY "f THE GAMBOLS By Bmrry Appieby ANDY CAPP BySmytte \ee...wef>e'4 m&GV ?J\s v tt?lki ro cur V i t* *r-i i -y- 1 1 n I (EVE(ZY&ODy\) %s^Oa^^^ 7in admiration) BLONDIE By oean
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        1846 11 I Radio One Ifijy 311(1 htflllrldS HBB^^^^ 4. W Something for children: FACTS OR FANTASY %0 %M^m^m mMM M^m l#llIIUiiW |k|fl|^^ (10.05 am), a magazine programme of '^^^mg^M JF general knowledge, stories and current topics of u L r u-i.- ™.-i- J* 1 ill interest. The programme is repeated at
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        1326 12 ■i MY VIEW Catherine Ong mi mm ■ijiiiimmwi m f ii ■iiHMiinpiiiim— whiiii —im miiiiiwi iimiii mh ■iiimii ■■■■■I ■mum mk jr fW^hursday Feature sneer m the lips which Ngai, Yeo Joon Han, Chan- W k Hf^ Special Fun m finally killed him m 1977. dra Mohan and Lin Yee
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