The Straits Times, 22 July 1985

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, JULY 22, 1985 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/85
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    CPF rules eased further
    1231 1  -  WONG AI KWEI All savings in ordinary account can now be used to buy one or more homes By I The new and old rules NEW OLD 1. Can buy and own more than 1. Only one residential property one property; but owners of purchase is
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    Motion by MP on Asian Values
    113 1 Motion by MP on Asian Values THE MP for Khe Bong, Mr Tang Guan Seng, has tabled a motion for adjournment to discuss Asian Values in our Society when Parliament sits tomorrow. This will take place after the House has completed its business for the day. The Minister for National
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    Lock icon Two killed
    35 1 PARIS, Sun. A powerful explosion tore through a building, killing two people and injuring nine others in the northern suburb of Le Bourget. The cause of the explosion was not immediately known. AP
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    Lock icon Soviets to 'replace envoy in the US'
    322 1 Soviets to 'replace envoy in the US' NEW YORK, Sun. Mr Anatoli Dobrymn, Moscow's Ambassador to Washington for the past 23 years, is to be replaced by the Soviet ambassador to Paris, Israel has told the United States. Reagan administration officials said the the Israeli report came out of Israeli-Soviet
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    Lock icon Lira devalued 7.8%
    224 1 BASLE (Switzerland), Sun. European Community finance ministers last night agreed that the Italian lira should be devalued by an effective 7.8 per cent against other major European currencies after its sudden fall on foreign exchange markets. The devaluation was announced here several hours after the Italian government
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      Lock icon OPEN DISPLAY BY REDS
      71 1 JOHANNESBURG, San. The banned Sooth African Communist Party today showed its colours for the first time for many years, displaying massive red flags at the funerals of four Black activists in Cradock. A leader of the United Democratic Front, said he was astounded by the sight
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    Radio Indonesia blaze
    82 1 JAKARTA, Sun. Fire gutted the seven-storey headquarters of Indonesia's state radio station in central Jakarta last night killing two people and injuring 11. More than 291 firemen and M fire engines fought the blaze in the main building of Radio Republik Indonesia. Last night's fire was the
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    Lock icon Hundreds held in 'crisis rule' S. Africa
    458 1 JOHANNESBURG, Sun. THOUSANDS of troops and police fanned out across riot-torn areas of South Africa at dawn today to impose an indefinite emergency rule ordered by the government to Quell 17 months of violence in which at least 500 people have died. Hundreds
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    Lock icon Mary all the way
    53 1 LONDON, Sun. World ijm metres champion Mary Slaney Decker (left) made no contest of her re-match with Britain's Zola Budd at the London Grand Prix athletics meeting here yesterday. Mary led from start to finish to win In Bmin S2.flaec the best time In the world
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      29 1 I Inside 42 pages today Classifieds in Section Two Summary World News 3-5 Asean/Caaseway I Editorial 12 Background 13 Letters 14 TlmesDoUar 15-18 Classifieds 23-33 Racing 19 Sports 21,21
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      430 2 Dancers' thugs HIRED THUGS and vice were why police broke up breakdancing along Scotts and Orchard roads last year. Investigations revealed that rival groups of dancers were hiring thugs to settle scores after fights had broken out. Police also discovered that some young people were peddling drugs, gambling and
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      Comment
      319 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THOUGH a sharp decline In the value of the US dollar is by no means certain, there are greater fears now of its inevitability than ever before. If the dollar does indeed respond to the dictates of economic fundamentals, the blessings will be mixed. It
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      Timesdollar
      143 2 BROKERS ASK FOR TAX BREAKS AND LOWER BANK CHARGES MALAYSIAN stockbrokers want more financial facilities and lower interest charges so that the stockbroking community can increase its business and revive the ailing Kuala Lumpur stock market. And, report Malaysian newspapers, the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) has also proposed
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      Forum
      124 2 DRIVING HOME THE MESSAGE A READER who watched the June 21 Friday Background programme on road accidents suggests one way of impressing on motorists the need to drive more carefully is to have daily media coverage of traffic accidents, including film footage of accident scenes, and follow-up reports on
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      Timesport
      178 2 Ovett tumbles FORMER Olympic champion Steve Ovett of England took a dramatic tumble in the Emsley Can* mile at the Welsh Games in Swansea on Saturday. Ovett was taken by surprise after just 400 metres when a competitor in front of him suddenly slowed, and his heel was clipped
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      Around the world
      558 2 Reagan nod expected US PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has been formally asked by the State and Energy departments to to approve a pending nuclear co-operation agreement with China. Administration officials said that if he agrees, the long-delayed accord will be announced during the visit to Washington next week
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      Around Asean...and Across the Causeway
      184 2 Around Asean...?#c£^a y Confidence call MALAYSIANS have been asked to have continued confidence in the government under the leadership of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam told reporters: -'Our interest in the nation is as much as yours We are the last people
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      Section Two
      593 2 Cloud cover WE HEAR or read them every day "partly cloudy", "cloudy", "overcast" but what do these terms mean? What is the actual state of the sky? And, more importantly, will we need our umbrellas? Singapore, lying in the equatorial belt, is covered abundantly with cumulus and cumulonimbus
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      Lock icon A feast-ful of eels
      106 3 MANY Singaporeans will not touch these eels with a 11-ft pole, much less with a fork and knife or a pair of chopsticks. Horrible slimy things they may be to the "ignoramus among us, bat these squirming reptiles will soon end up as broiled eels on
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      Lock icon 32 die in boat accident near Guilin
      115 3 32 die in boat accident near Guilin BEIJING, Sun. Thirtytwo people died and two were seriously hurt when an overloaded pleasure boat capsized on the Li river, near scenic Guilin, reports reaching here today said. A passenger boat, designed to carry 72 people, was carrying 95 passengers and crew members
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        Lock icon Steelworkers strike
        89 3 THE FIRST United Steelworkers strike against a major steelmaker in more than a quarter of a century began yesterday when more than 8,000 union members walked out of Wheeling-Pitts-burgh Steel Corp in Pittsburgh. Negotiations conducted by federal mediators ended without agreement on Saturday, clearing the way for the
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        Lock icon Tibetan opening
        65 3 CHINA SAID yesterday a Buddhist institute and a teacher's university have opened in Tibet, calling them the first such institutions established in the country since the Chinese annexed it 35 years ago. Xinhua news agency said the institute was formally opened on Saturday in Lhasa and enrolled 120
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        Lock icon Black box data
        75 3 SCIENTISTS YESTERDAY finished analysing the black box recorder from the Air India airliner which crashed near Ireland last month. Mr John Young, a specialist from the United States National Transportation Safety Board, said American experts had completed collection and analysis of information from cockpit voice and flight
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        Lock icon Curbs 'hurt China'
        80 3 CURBS ON credit and capital construction are likely to slow China's surging industrial growth in the second half of this year, Chinese officials said yesterday. Mr Jin Lie, Vice-President of the Economic Planning Commission in China's pioneering city of Chongqing, said he expected industrial growth to slow
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        Lock icon Varsity head sacked
        81 3 THE SOUTH Korean government has sacked the president of Seoul National University (SNU) for refusing to expel dissident students on trial for organising anti-government demonstrations, press reports said yesterday. The reports said SNU President Lee HyunJai was dismissed after he rejected the Education Ministry's demand that seven
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka to spend record $451 m on defence
      341 3 COLOMBO, Sunday SRI LANKA is to boost defence spending this year up to a record six billion rupees (about Ss4sl million) to combat a Tamil separatist campaign of violence, the finance minister has said. This year's defence and security expenditure will
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      Lock icon Final steps to nuclear pact
      341 3 Reagan to sign it during Li Xiannian's visit WASHINGTON, Sunday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan was formally asked by the US State Department and the Energy Department yesterday to approve a nuclear co-operation agreement with China, administration officials said. They said if Mr Reagan gave his assent,
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      Lock icon 11 HK beaches shut
      139 3 HONGKONG, Sun. Most of Hongkong's beaches were ordered closed today to enable workers to battle oil pollution from a Brazilianregistered freighter that ran aground on an offshore island yesterday. A government spokesman said the oil spill from the 11,373-tonne Fronta Durban, which ran aground shortly early
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      Convicted killer to sue govt for cruelty
      144 3  -  PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Sun. A 93--year-old convicted murderer who has been waiting on Japan's Death Bow for M years Is planning to sue the government for damages on the grounds of mental cruelty. Sadamlchl Hirasawa was sentenced to death In
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      Lock icon Magistrate to probe death of Bhutto's son
      296 3 CANNES, Sun. An examining magistrate has been appointed to investigate the death of Mr Shahnawaz Khan Bhutto, son of executed Pakistani Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, police sources said. They said Magistrate Jean-Louis Thiolet would start his investigation today, following completion of an
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      Opec talks to resolve crises
      374 4  -  MINU THAROOR B) Geneva Reporter Need to check oil price slide and regulate output GENEVA, Sun. Representatives of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) start their semi-annual conference tomorrow here with a host of problems confronting the cartel. Opec needs urgently to resolve the
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      Lock icon The day church was turned into mortuary
      394 4 193 bodies from dam disaster recovered ROME, Sun. Relatives and friends of victims of the collapse of an earthen dam trooped into Our Lady of Assumption Church at Cavalese yesterday not to pray, but to stare at rows of corpses and try to
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      Lock icon First arrests in Austrian wine scandal
      186 4 VIENNA, Sun. Austrian radio reported the first arrests yesterday in connection with a national wine scandal that threatens to cripple the Austrian wine industry. The scandal erupted last week when the West German government announced that millions of litres of Austrian wine had been
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      Lock icon Rising US influence on Oxford English
      95 4 LONDON, Sun. The English language will become more Americanised because of the growing cultural and political influence of the United States in Britain. Oxford academic Michael Swan said this in the literary weekly, English Today, published here yesterday. The communications revolution and the great
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      Lock icon British police question 29 over Brussels soccer riot
      295 4 LONDON, Sun. BRITISH police are still investigating the involvement of British soccer fans in a stadium riot in Brussels in which 38 people died. Working from videotapes of the violence at Heysel Stadium, they have detained 29 men for questioning on suspicion
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      Lock icon Immigrant image 'false'
      236 5 WASHINGTON, Sun. The popular image of the United States being flooded by illegal immmigrants who steal jobs from citizens is disputed by a new study which argues that the newcomers raise the US standard of living. The study, by Professor Julian Simon of the University of Maryland,
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      Lock icon OAU chiefs pledge to work together
      137 5 OAU chiefs pledge to work together ADDIS ABABA, Sun. The Organisation of African Unity ended its first economic summit yesterday with national leaders pledging to work together to prevent the financial collapse of their countries. The major measures to emerge from the summit included a five-year plan to deal with
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      Lock icon Bonn fights to save jet plan
      375 5 Partners in European fighter project not optimistic LONDON, Sunday THE West German government is at the centre of an eleventh-hour attempt to prevent the collapse of plans to build a five-nation European fighter aircraft. Mr Manfred Woerner, the Defence Minister, is understood to be
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      Lock icon Children sue to cut off von Bulow from will
      208 5 Children sue to cut off von Bulow from will NEW YORK, Sun. Claus von Bulow's stepchildren have filed a US$56-million (Ssl29 million) federal civil suit against him on behalf of their comatose mother. They are charging that he tried to kill her with insulin and ask that he be cut
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      Lock icon Women's forum ends with no resolutions
      316 5 NAIROBI, Sunday WOMEN'S leaders from 160 countries have ended informal nine-day talks on every conceivable topic affecting their sex without issuing any final declaration or passing a single resolution. But at their impromptu open-air discussions spread across the 10 sq km area of Nairobi
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      Lock icon Posh brothel owner escapes with fine
      315 5 NEW YORK, Sun. Sydney Biddle Barrows, the "Mayflower Madam" whose customers were reported to include wealthy and influential men, pleaded guilty to running a posh brothel. She was fined US$5,OOO (S$12,100) and freed in a deal that kept her client list confidential. Shortly after
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      Lock icon Murphy peace meeting denial
      160 5 Murphy peace meeting denial CAIRO, Sun. A highranking Reagan administration official would meet a Jordanian-Palestinian peace delegation next week, the Middle East news agency reported yesterday. However, the United States State Department has denied this. In an Amman-datelined dispatch, the agency said Assistant Secretary of State Richard Murphy would confer
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      Lock icon $440 m treasure trove found
      197 5 MIAMI, Sun. After 20 years of scouring the ocean floor for all that glitters, treasure hunter Mel Fisher has hit a US$2OO million (SS44O million) jackpot of sunken riches from the wreck of a Spanish galleon. "It's mind-boggling," the chicken farmer- turned-treasure hunter said yesterday.
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  • AROUND ASEAN...and Across the Causeway
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      Lock icon Look into all ways of getting Viets out: Samphan
      286 6 Look into all ways of getting Viets out: Samphan BEIJING, Sun. Khmer Rouge leader Khieu Samphan has said that any means of prompting Vietnamese troops to withdraw from Cambodia should be considered. "Any means is worth considering provided that it will bring about the withdrawal of Vietnamese troops from Cambodia,"
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      Lock icon General Ver makes it to varsity Hall of Fame
      184 6 PHILIPPINE Armed Forces Chief General Fabian Ver, on trial in the Benigno Aquino murder, teariuly unveiled his bronze bust as a member of the Hall of Fame in a state-run university in Manila yesterday. "Never in my wildest dreams have I
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      Lock icon Speed up crop switch order
      161 6 Speed up crop switch order MANILA, Son. President Ferdinand Marcos today ordered crop diversification to be speeded op and a redaction of farm lands planted with sugar to ease the current glut. •'What I am Interested in, tint of all, is to limit all the sugar cane plantings to a
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      Lock icon Musa's call to support govt
      378 6 He praises Mahathir's leadership KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday DEPUTY Frime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam has appealed to Malaysians to have continued confidence in the government under the leadership of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad. "Our interest in the nation is as much as yours,"
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      Lock icon Allow us to contest more seats — MIC
      242 6 Allow us to contest more seats MIC MALACCA, Sun. The Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) has urged the leadership of the ruling National Front (NF) coalition to allow the party to contest more parliamentary and state seats in the next general election. In one of 13 resolutions adopted at the 33rd
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      Lock icon New party for Ibans in Sarawak
      102 6 New party for Ibans in Sarawak KUCHING, Son. A new political party representing the Iban eommonity In Sarawak is likely to be formed soon, the Sunday Tribune, a local weekly, reported today. It quoted sources as saying that the formation of the party was mooted by a gronp of Iban
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      Lock icon 53 die in Thai and Philippine accidents
      129 6 BANGKOK, Sun. At least 26 people were killed and 16 others seriously injured when a 10- wheel truck and a passenger bus collided north of here. The accident occurred yesterday when the two vehicles were speeding and failed to follow a slowdown sign
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      Lock icon Jakarta film maker dies
      54 6 JAKARTA, Sun. Indonesian film director Sjumandjaja, one of the most prolific filmmakers in the country, died here on Friday of liver disease, sources said yesterday. Born in 1943, he began as a film critic before turning to film-making and had so far made about 20 films,
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        Lock icon Money for Manila
        96 6 PRIME MINISTER Cesar Virata expects the Philippines to receive its first tranche of US$4OO million (SsBBo million) from a new money facility of US$925 million. It is pledged by the country's creditor-banks to be disbursed in the first half of next month. The money will be used
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        Lock icon Envoy's flying start
        51 6 THE NEW United States ambassador to Thailand, Mr William Brown, began his new posting with a flying start to show the closeness of Thai-US ties. Mr Brown, 54, an ex-Marine officer, parachuted from a balloon 244 metres above the special warfare centre in Lopburi, north of Bangkok.
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        Lock icon Fast by 695 detainees
        57 6 HUNDREDS OF detainees in Philippine prison camps began a one-day protest fast yesterday to mark the anniversary of a presidential decree that allows the military to detain suspected subversives. A church-backed group called Task Force Detainees, which is co-ordinating the fast, said 695 detainees had joined
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        Lock icon Shot dead in Johor
        52 6 JOHOR POLICE shot dead a man suspected of being a drug trafficker and detained another man in an ambush near Senai yesterday. The dead man was identified as Choo Leong Fung, 27. Policemen also recovered a parcel containing one kg of heroin hidden under a car
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        Lock icon Youngest heart op
        55 6 THE UNIVERSITY Hospital in Petaling Jaya set a record in Malaysia's medical history by carrying out a successful open-heart surgery on a month-old baby. Tan Kwee Tjong is the youngest patient to have undergone such surgery in the country, a hospital spokesman said yesterday. The operation took
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        Lock icon Mahathir in Japan
        58 6 MALAYSIAN PRIME Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad arrived in Tokyo yesterday for a week's visit to Japan that includes a visit to the country's science exposition at Tsukuba, about 60 km north-east of Tokyo. A Malaysian embassy official declined to give details of Dr Mahathir's schedule
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        Lock icon Plea from Thai monk
        81 6 A THAI BUDDHIST monk has appealed to Mrs Nancy Reagan to help save his unconventional drug rehabilitation centre, which is short of cash, a newspaper said in Bangkok yesterday. Abbot Phra Chamroon Panjan said in a letter that his Wat Thamkrabok centre had cured and rehabilitated
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      Lock icon Novelty the winner at PA carnival
      220 7 WHILE the dragon boat and canoe races provided the excitement at the People's Association sea carnival yesterday, the novelty events stole the limelight. The tab race, especially, had the spectators bent doable in laughter as the tabs went around in circles, capsized again and
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      Gangsters tuned in to song and dance
      474 7  -  PAUL WEE By Thugs 'ready to kill to settle feuds among breakdancers' HIRED gangsters, mingling among breakdancers, were prepared to maim or even kill those who crossed their path. The police gave this startling report in the latest Police Life Annual magazine, which
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      Woman robbed of $16,000 in car
      150 7 AN UNEMPLOYED woman was robbed of $16,000 by three men, one armed with a knife, after she was taken for a ride in her own car on Saturday. Madam P. N. Ling, 36, a Malaysian, was getting into her car parked in Jalan Novena
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      HDB mobile show to instil social values
      240 7 A TRAVELLING exhibition to teach Housing Board residents social responsibility was launched yesterday. Its aim: To make HDB living more pleasant. The exhibition carries a variety of posters and pictures depicting the good and bad habits of HDB residents, all aimed against spitting,
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      Shoplifters attack security officers
      132 7 TWO security officers of a department store in Orchard Road were assaulted when they foiled a shoplifting attempt by three men on Saturday. One of the men was trying to walk out of the store at about 9 pm with a sports bag and clothes worth
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      Union meet
      30 7 THE Housing and Development Board Daily-Rated Employees Union will hold an extraordinary delegates conference at the NTUC Trade Union House Annexe, Room A, on Saturday at 9 am.
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      Clan to give boost to S'pore authors
      200 7 Clan to give boost to S'pore authors A CHINESE clan association will sponsor the publication of four art and literary books in Chinese for a year to encourage more local authors to write. This was announced by the Chairman of the Teochew Poit Ip Huay Kuan's Cultural and Educational Committee,
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      Nepal travel talk
      66 7 TRAVELLING in Nepal will be the topic of a shde-cum-audio show to be held on Saturday at 3pm at the National Library lecture hall. The talk is in two parts. One is on Kathmandu and its neighbours, Paton and Bhaktapur, and another is on a trek from
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      Schools urged to make more visits to aged homes
      151 7 RESIDENTS of homes for the aged also have social and recreational needs and these can be met by concerned groups such as schools. They could organise gatherings and regular visits to these people to "make their otherwise monotonous life a little
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      Counter clerks who really care
      429 8  -  VALERIE LEE By Questions answered with a smile at HDB office MR AVERAGE Singaporean expects efficiency. He wants his questions answered quickly, completely and with a smile. He expects a cup of Coke if he puts 40 cents in a dispensing machine and straight answers
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      Courtesy in Changi Prison contest
      160 8 A MOST courteous prisoner contest will be held for the first time at Changi Prison. The contest takes place this month when prison officers will observe the prisoners and pick the winner. The prisoners will be judged on the basis of politeness and co-operation with
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      448 police officers receive awards
      226 8 A TOTAL of 448 police officers, including several who are retired, received medals for long service and good conduct at the Police Academy, in Thomson Road, on Saturday. Heading the list was former Acting Deputy Commissioner Michael Chai, who retired recently. Mr Chai and 13
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      Six lanes all the way now after widening of Holland Road
      213 8 Six lanes all the way now after widening of Holland Road THE $32-million job of widening Holland Road has been completed. The road now has six lanes all the way from Napier Road to Pandan Valley. The project, which began in October 1981, was done in three phases by the
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      Buddhist arts exhibition
      82 8 Buddhist arts exhibition LAYMEN all over the world, especially in Asian countries, cherish Buddhist cultural relics because their meanings and values have transcended the sphere of Buddhism. This point was made by the Vice- President of the Singapore Buddhist Federation, the Rev Sek Guang Xia, when he opened the four-day
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      Many now see need to know blood group
      167 8 MORE than 38,000 people have had their blood groups identified since the National Blood Grouping Exercise for constituencies was launched on May 19. The MP for Braddell Heights, Mr Goh Choon Kang, said this at his constituency's blood grouping exercise yesterday. Mr
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      Co-ordinate efforts for projects call
      95 8 Co-ordinate efforts for projects call LEADERS of Indian organisations in charge of educational and tuition projects should get together to form a co-ordinating body. This is because such coordination can help solve many problems, such as finance and getting teaching facilities and staff, said Professor S. Jayakumar, Minister for Home
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      Dr Yeo lauds SIA, Changi airport's achievements
      130 8 Dr Yeo lauds SIA, Changi airport's achievements CHANGI Airport and Singapore Airlines have been given a pat on the back for helping to put Singapore on the International map. Both competed internationally and excelled, said Minister for Communications and Information, Dr Yeo Nlng Hong. Dr Yeo, who is also the
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      College first-timers take marching in their stride
      379 9 SOME of them had never marched before. So they practised with gusto. Still, there was the inevitable giggles when someone put a foot wrong. But the 97-strong team from the College of Physical Education had a good reason for wanting to get it
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      Negligence caused jeep driver's death
      309 9 Negligence caused jeep driver's death A MANAGING director, who died instantly after his car went over a road divider and crashed into an on-coming jeep, has been found negligent in causing the jeep driver's death. Wang Suan Tat, 27, was driving under the influence of alcohol when his car crashed
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      SAF exercises
      155 9 SAF exercises THE Singapore Armed Forces will be holding military exercises in the Lim Chu Kang, Hong Kah, Marsiling, Mandai, Pulau Übin, Wing Loong, Loyang and Sembawang areas daily from today to Sunday. Blanks and thunderflashes will be used. The SAF will also hold military exercises at the Bedok jetty
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      Robust parade marks first combined rehearsal
      295 9 Robust parade marks first combined rehearsal THEY trooped in, wearing the familiar white-and-white to take their places at the parade grandstand. Asked who fie was, one of the young men shot back: "Goh Chok Tong!" His "Cabinet" colleagues laughed. He was really Corporal S. L. Lee who, with 11 others
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      New bus lane paves way for faster ride
      112 9 BUSES are moving faster along -Thomson Road and Upper Thomson Road thanks to the new bus lane introduced along the route. Bus speeds have increased by between 10 and 32 per cent, compared with pre-lane days, according to traffic studies by Singapore
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      Seventh Thai worker charged in murder case
      120 9 A SEVENTH Thai man has been charged with being a member of an unlawful assembly which murdered a Thai construction worker at a worksite in McCallum Street. No plea was taken from Bunpe Nakham, 32, who is accused of being with six others
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      'Fairer streaming likely'
      511 9  -  LEE SIEW HUA NGIAM TONG HAI Proposal to remove double weightage on languages in PSLE By and SCRAPPING the double weightage on languages in the Primary School Leaving Examination will lead to more realistic streaming, principals and teachers say. It will also remove some of the pressurecooker
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      Picking prefects: What schools say
      225 9 OLDER pupils should have some say in the choice of prefects, said most of the principals and students The Straits Times spoke to. But primary pupils may not understand what makes a good prefect. They may base their choices on looks or popu- larity, those
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      Bust now at new site in museum
      183 10 Bust now at new site in museum THE bronze bust of an unnamed Chinese pioneer, which was removed from the front lawn of the National Museum, has returned but to a new spot. Its removal caused a minor furore last month. It now greets visitors coming up the driveway from
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      Is this gold chain yours?
      53 10 POLICE have recovered a gold chain stolen from a man at La Hwan Drive between June 28 and July 3. This follows the arrest of a man on suspicion of robbery. The owner is asked to contact Sgt Lim Cher Khin of Paya Lebar police
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      Hidden talents in song quest
      378 10 Nine out of 15 composer-finalists are non-musicians SINGAPORE'S first national song competition has brought out the hidden talents of many people who had waited for a long time to express themselves musically. For out of the 15 composer-finalists, nine are non-musicians. They include a systems
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      Lorong 8 threads its way to victory
      121 10 THREAD-ON-LINE was the name of this game won by the Lorong 8 Toa Payoh team from Potong Pasir constituency yesterday. Four teams from the constituency each comprising about II people, stood in a row and started "stringing" themselves together. 80 participants in Telematch
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      When flats could become slums
      151 10 HOUSING Board flats could quickly become highrise slums if it were not for citizen participation in residents committees. The Minister of State (Defence, and Trade and Industry) BrigadierGeneral (Reservist) Lee Hsien Loong made this point at a residents' gettogether in his constituency on Saturday night.
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      In the pipeline: Your phone 'secretary'
      375 10  -  DEUCE GAN By I TELEPHONE subscribers may get their own computerised "secretaries" to receive calls in their absence and to relay messages to them if they want such a service. Telecoms is now analysing the results of two surveys it has carried out to
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      Anti-vehicle theft shows on weekends
      152 10 THE police will hold anti-vehicle theft exhibitions at eight police stations and a sub-station every weekend. The exhibitions, which will end at the Chong Pang police sabstation in Canberra Road on Sept 15, are being held in the wake of increasing motorcycle and car thefts.
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    The Straits Times says Let's hope for a soft landing
    494 12 The Straits Times says Let's hope for a soft landing THE repeated bouts of jitters we saw the US dollar suffer over the past week is symptomatic of the uncertain state of health the American economy is afflicted with and can no longer camouflage. Though a sharp decline in the
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    Reagan — always the pragmatist
    941 12  - Reagan always the pragmatist JOSEPH SHAPIRO By WASHINGTON James Baker may be gone, but another compromiser is at large in the inner councils of the White House, tempering policy with pragmatism and infuriating many militant conservatives. His name is Ronald Reagan. Once again, the US President is proving something about
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  • Around the region
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      Investment move in nation's interest
      453 12 Editorial headlined Investment incentives published in the New Straits Times of July 15. THE significant shift in the government's investment policies as announced by Finance Minister Daim Zainuddin last Monday reflects not any departure from its original industrialisation targets but helps rather to indicate the
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      Is US turning away from Marcos?
      423 12 Editorial headlined Sacrificial lamb? published in The Jakarta Post of July 17. NEARLY two years after the stunning assassination of opposition leader Benigno Aquino at Manila's airport, ranking US Air Force officers have suddenly remembered that Philippine military officials took over their sophisticated radar
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      Urbanisation comes to Soviet Central Asia
      1005 13  -  LOUISE BRANSON By Moscow Reporter Region seemingly caught in bygone era wakes up to modern world OSH (Soviet Union) A wizened man in a brightly-striped coat refused to believe the two visitors were from Britain and America. "We only see such people on television,"
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      Lock icon Coke and Pepsi battle it out on the political front
      694 13  -  KURT EICHENWALD By NEW YORK With all the hoopla about the escalating cola war, one topic has been ignored: The political implications. As with the political parties, there are only two major players: CocaCola, the drink of Democrats, and Pepsi-Cola,
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      Highlight accidents to jolt motorists
      448 14 They will become more careful and we will then have safer roads ON June 21, the television programme Friday Background said traffic accidents last year killed 327 people, the highest number in the past 11 years. It added that many victims were young people 16
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      House officers have tough working life
      158 14 I WOULD like to comment on the working conditions of many of the house officers in our hospitals. These officers have extremely busy schedules during their working hours. It may, of course, be argued that this is nothing unusual, as many other professions entail
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      Bouquets Taxi driver helped man whose car broke down
      213 14 Bouquets Taxi driver helped man whose car broke down I WOULD like to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to a taxi driver, Mr Pang Weng Yong, for voluntarily coming forward to help me when my car broke down at the Singapore Zoological Gardens on June 10. When attempts to
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      Counter barrier makes it difficult to do business
      159 14 Counter barrier makes it difficult to do business COULD the Post Office Savings Bank please do something about the "communication barrier" at its branch in Toa Payoh Central? In fact, I believe this letter could also apply to similar "communication barriers" at its other branches. No, I am not talking
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      Please do not humiliate the students
      201 14 Please do not humiliate the students THERE is nothing wrong in questioning a student regarding a lesson that has just been taught, but a teacher should not go to the extent of humiliating him or her. It is embarrassing enough not to be able to answer a question, but this
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      Dear Readers
      86 14 THE Straits Times welcomes letters from you. Your letters must include your signature, full name, address, and home and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. Brevity is an advantage.
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      A good idea for partners to insure each other
      472 14 A good idea for partners to insure each other I WOULD like to support the article "Protect the family when death strikes". (ST, June 26). The family is the basic unit of the nation and it deserves every possible protection. In our society, many families depend on the businessman for
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        Why cabby will not be booked for beating red lights
        386 14 Why cabby will not be booked for beating red lights I REFER to the letter "Hasn't cabby who beat red light broken the law?" by "Horrified". (ST. June 25). Taxi-driver Tan Kah Kiat was interviewed by the police and he stated that on June 14 at 3 am while plying
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        Police act against illegal parking
        192 14 I REFER to the letter "Cars parked on both sides of the road" by "Road-User". (ST, June 13). We are pleased to inform the writer that the Traffic Police have taken enforcement action against those motorists who parked their vehicles illegally along the driveway in
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        Help us investigate
        62 14 I REFER to the letter by Mr B.K. Deng with the headline "Left high and angry after dinner on the 10th floor". (ST, July 16). Your reader is invited to telephone me en *****01 during normal office hours with details of the place of incident to enable
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    • Happenings
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        Companies Act: What directors should know
        200 15 COMPLIANCE with the Companies Act, or rather the lack of it, has resulted in many embarrassments. In the first four months of this year, more than 8,000 locallyregistered directors, company secretaries and other professionals have been brought to court for failing to file their
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        This week
        349 15 JULY 22: The Singapore Manufacturers' Association's technical training centre will hold a twoweek course on Inventory Control for Competitive Advantage. Also starting today is a Materials Handling course. For details telephone *****11. If you are interested to learn how to conduct performance appraisal of your employees, a five-day
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        Appointments
        93 15 ROYAL Holiday Inn Singapore has announced the promotion of Mr Beppi Forster to Executive Assistant Manager (rooms division) and the appointment of Mr Hubert Liner as Executive Assistant Manager for food and beverage. Mr Donald F. Reinhart has been appointed Managing Director of Perkin-Elmer Far East Pte Ltd. He
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        Lock icon Shiseido teams up with China
        74 15 TOKYO, Sun. Shiseido, a major Japanese cosmetics producer, is to team up with Beijing authorities to make cosmetics in the Chinese capital, company officials said today. Under a three-year cooperation agreement signed recently, Shiseido is to transfer technology to the Beijing Municipal Office for producing
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        Lock icon Gold, silver ban to end
        52 15 TAIPEH, Sun. The government has approved a proposal to end a 30--year ban on gold and silver trading, a Cabinet official said. Final approval from Parliament is expected before the end of the year and new regulations governing trading in the metals will be introduced
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        Lock icon Burroughs axes 300
        58 15 DETROIT, Sun. Burroughs, the world's third largest computer company, said on Friday it had cut 300 jobs in a corporate shake-up aimed at reversing a profits slump. Earlier, Burroughs said its second-quarter profits declined to US$54.l million (Ssll9 million) from last year's U5557.3 million, despite a sales
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        Lock icon Link-up on radio telephones
        75 15 Link-up on radio telephones NEW DELHI, Sun. A state-owned electronics company is to team up with Fujitsu of Japan to make radio telephones, it was announced today. Mr B. Rai, Managing Director of Uttar Pradesh Electronics Corporation, said the Mart telephone system could revolutionise telecommunications in rural areas, especially in
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        Lock icon SAS takes ECU loan
        75 15 COPENHAGEN, Sun. Scandinavian Air System (SAS) has borrowed 10 million ECU (about 5517.4 million) from a syndicate of international banks in order to purchase new aircraft, the airline announced this weekend. The loan, payable over 10 years at a 5 per cent interest rate, was contracted
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        Lock icon Foreign investors active
        76 15 Foreign investors active TOKYO, Sun. Foreign investors were net buyers of Japanese stocks in the week ended July 12 for the second week running, the Tokyo Stock Exchange said. They bought stocks on the three major stock exchanges in Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya during the week through 20 major securities
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        Lock icon M$900 m for oil platforms
        49 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Esso Production Malaysia Inc (EPMI) will spend Ms9oo million this year to instal three new offshore platforms in Malaysia, an EPMI spokesman said. EPMI spent Msl billion last year, mainly for the drilling of 66 new oil wells off Trengganu. Reuter
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      KLSE wants dividends to be tax-free
      620 15 KLSE wants dividends to be tax-free Stockbroking a time of change and uncertainty MALAYSIAN stockbrokers have asked their Finance Minister for more financial facilities and lower interest charges so that the stockbroking community can increase its business and revive the ailing Kuala Lumpur stock market. On the other hand, the
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      Hotels' results reflect state of industry
      289 15  - Hotels' results reflect state of industry S. KUMAR By A TWO-THIRDS plunge in profits at two leading hotels says a lot for the hotel industry. Latest interim results of Shangri-La and King's, which announced their earnings late last week, indicate that their competitors are also likely to report lower profits
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      Lock icon Bank of England considers widening its powers
      194 15 Bank of England considers widening its powers LONDON, Sun. The Bank of England and the Treasury are considering a possible widening of the bank's powers to protect depositors. In consultative documents issued on Friday, the bank said the widening would allow it to place some restrictions on the conduct of
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      Board destroyed 53m dirty notes
      230 15 Board destroyed 53m dirty notes THE Currency Board had to destroy 40.3 per cent more notes last year than in 1983 because they were soiled and dirty. The board in its 1984 annual report said that it had to destroy more than 53 million notes having a face value of
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      Lock icon Wang chief resigns
      66 15 NEW YORK, Sun. Mr John F. Cunningham has resigned as president and chief operating officer of Wang Laboratories Inc of Lowell, Massachusetts, to become chairman and chief executive officer of Computer Consoles Inc. Mr An Wang will reassume the presidency, a position he held for 30 years
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      Trading days numbered for small-timers
      430 15  - Trading days numbered for small-timers ROSS MICHAELSON By THE days of small-time broker trading in Hongkong are coming to an end. The government will soon pass legislation that, for the first lime, will permit corporations to trade in local shares. The changes in membership criteria are part of the revamping
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      Lock icon Wheelock de-listed from HK market
      128 15 HONGKONG, San. Hongkong stock exchanges said farewell on Fi iday to Wheeleck Mardea. which once ranked among the mightiest h»ngs f or trading houses, In the British colony. Founded In Shanghai in IW2. It survived the Japanese invasion of China and an abrupt move to
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      617 15 CURRENT ISSUES OF THE COMMON LAW IN INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL SINGAPORE AND MALAYSIA LAW (A volume of essays marking the 25th anniversary of LLS( f LondT DBVkI G PiefCe> AB<Dart)l JD(HarV)> &pA y »%^«o*on). LLM(Sing). Co-Editors: Helena H M Chan, LLB(Hons)(Sing), Anorox 384 naoes Hard cover LLM(Harv); Frederick E Lacroix. BA(Cantab),
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    • Company news
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        Final Results
        77 16 Gross Group pre-tax Year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) 6 Sembawang 35d (20) $5,463 ($12,589) Mar 85 F N 20 (20) $55,007 ($54,873) Mar 85 Rma M Box 25 (25) M 58,453 ($10,027) Mar 85 Harrisons Msia 30 (20) M 5189,459 ($95,768) Mar 85 M T P 3
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        Preliminary figures
        28 16 Gross Group pre-tax Year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) JC-MPH 2 (5.6a) $7,446 L ($9,696) Mar 85 Utd Malacca 30c (25) M 57,011 ($6,209) Apr 85
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        Interim results
        28 16 Interim Group pre-tax Half-year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) City Dev $20,037 ($20,096) Apr 85 Kings $1,820 ($5,873) Apr 85 Shangri-La -(4) $4,028 ($11,866) Jun 85
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        New Issues
        11 16 Talam Mines: Proposed bonus issue of five for three
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        Corporate news
        423 16 Arab-Malaysian Development Bhd's merchant banking arm, Arab-Malaysian Merchant Bank Bhd, has launched a special scheme to provide loans for investors to buy quoted shares as investment. The scheme is known as Arab-Malaysian Investment Management Account. Tan Sri Wee Boon Ping through his family holding company, Kim Chuan Seng
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      INDICES
      35 16 Financial Times Industrials Friday 935.4 (932.8) jjj" Week ago 926.0 Dow Jones Industrials Friday 1359.53(1350.92) """3 Week ago 1338.60 jtfi* i rfj (Fifties in brackets refer to those of the prevmß tracing day) I'''''
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      New York
      218 16 My II US. Chance f Alcoa 35* ANied Chem Cp 44* -Vi A*s-Cholmers 5* Am Tel Tel 22* -Vi Amox Inc 14* Am- Corp 48* -1* Bethlehem Sii 18 -FU Boeing Co 49* Burroughs Cp 61* +14 Caterpill-r Co 36V4 Chase Monhtn 62* Chrysler Cp 35* +V4 Citicorp
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      Lock icon Sydney
      151 16 AUSTRALIAN sharemarkets rose to record levels last week, with trading dominated by takeover activity. The All billion <551.55 billion) bid by Coles for retailer Myer highlighted trading early In the week, the Adelaide Steamship bid for Wormald took centre stage mid-week, and Bond Corp ended the week with a
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        Lock icon New York Wall Street sees good times ahead
        565 16 New York Wall Street sees good times ahead Optimistic message amid the US economic gloom UNLESS Wall Street has its signals all mixed up, there seem to be some bright days ahead for the United States economy. All the problems being discussed by economists the Budget and trade deficits, the
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        200 16 SHARE prices in Tokyo were erratic last week amid the US dollars continued depreciation against the yen and investor concern about the latest trends in US economic growth and President Ronald Reagan's health. The market got off to a bad start with the Nikkei Dow Jones Average failing 240.72
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        Lock icon Hongkong
        132 16 THE Hang Seng Index gained almost S4 points in active trading last week to close at 1,878.87, its highest level for nearly four years. The market rose every day except Tuesday, when it dropped 7.5 points to 1,632.99. Dealers said the market was affected that day by the breaking
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        Lock icon London
        330 16 A HALF-POINT cat to 12 per cent in the UK base rate and two sharp advances on Wall Street helped London equities end the first week of the fortnightly account slightly higher. However, baying Interest was modest dae to the continued strength of sterling, which tended to affect major
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        How your stocks performed
        3331 16 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL SECTION TWO INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL All shares quoted have a par value of SI, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dollars. 19.5 Last Yield Net
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        Tokyo
        314 16 My 19 Yen Chanfe Ajinomoto 1110 -10 Akai 409 unch Amada 830 -20 Asahi Chem 845 +1 Asahi Glass 880 unch Bonk of Tokyo 887 -15 Bridgestone 565 +5 Canon 971 -20 Casio 1450 -20 Citizen 410 -10 Doiei 734 +48 DaMchi Kangyo 1690 +60 D Nippon Print 1110
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        Bank rates
        281 17 1 Mi $1,000. 2 For best customers only. 3 OCBC Finance. 4 only avalabfc it OSS Finance UOF'i rates. ah* ivafeMe at UOf aba avafabfc at DBS Finance. OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings 5 V. 5% 5 V. 5 V. Autosave 5 Fixed deposit 1 mrm
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        Gold, Financial futures
        269 17 EXPECTATIONS of weak growth in the United States' second quarter GNP and a rebasing of Ml from 4-7 per cent to a more flexible 3-8 per cent to accommodate the recent surge in money supply provided fresh impetus for a bullish market. The market quickly liquidated long
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        Gold Account
        19 17 Buying Seing highest-Lowest highest-Lowest Ss/gm Ss/gm Bank of China 22.93-22.79 22.49—22.35 OUB 22.81-22.41 22.96—22.56 UOB 22.83—22.39 22.98—22.45
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        Gold Market
        15 17 GOLD US$/oz Sat Fri Hongkong 317.85-318.35 319.00-319.50 Fri Thurs New York Unav 318.00—318.50
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        Forex
        263 17 THE US dollar recouped its losses of the past two weeks to close firmer against most major currencies. Most operators were bearish in the dollar, especially with the release of economic data that pointed to sluggish growth in the US economy and news that President Reagan's recently removed tumour
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        Banks' PLRs
        415 17 BANKS' prime lending Gulf mt Bank Hi rates at the close of busi- HaM Bank 9 /4 ness on Friday 12. Hokkaido Takushoku B>/2 D nip Hongkong Shanghai BV4 Baf "J 1 Indian Bank 9 Indian Overseas 9 Asia Commercial Korea Exchange B '< ANZ Banking Group Ltd
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        Container schedules
        634 17 LCL Receiving Receive Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Block P Madison (113W) 22/7(2300) F8 *****100/0930-1100 81/Fl Chung Lie (510) 22/7(2300) F5 0900-1100 L7 Luna MS (8508) 22/7 (2330) F5 0900-1000/1000-1130 Ul/Wl E Grade (007RW) 23/7 (0200) Fl 0800-0900/1300-1400 P4 0700-0800/1230-1400 S4 Esperance (01) 23/7 (0700) Fl 1100-1200/1730-1900 Al
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        194 17 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Iwen P2C 22/7 22/7 Niaga 32 P3E 22/7 23/7 Niaga 39 P2A 22/7 22/7 Jurong Asean Daisy J5 a'side 22/7 Aracuz Venture JlO a'side 22/7 AuliaSeraya Jl 22/7 24/7 BudiUtama Jl 22/7 23/7 Chang Won Jll 22/7 23/7 DwiDaya Jl 22/7 23/7 KNeyneka
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        73 17 TOKYO, Sun. Japanese ocean shipping companies chalked up profit gains in the year ended last March 31, the Transport Ministry said in an annual report yesterday. The ministry said the results were helped by the general business recovery. Ordinary profits of Japan's 41 major ocean shipping firms were
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        165 17 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollar, to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.5655 1.5684 6.47-6.29 Canadian dollar 1.6357-1.6377 6.17-6.08 NZ dollar 1.1113-1.1140 9.15—8.88 Sterling pound 3.0803-3.0839 3.27-3.22 US dollar 2.2050—2.2060 4.56-4.52 Local dol?rs to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian
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        195 17 Asian rates ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended July 19: BID PRICES US) Her. Low 7 days 7% 7% 1 month VA 7 11/16 2 months 7 15/16 7 11/16 3 months 8 7 11/16 6 months 8 3/16 VA) 9 months 8% 7 15/16 12 months
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        28 17 Closing Turnover TM prices Tomes Cents (M)/kilo July 15 30.65 133 July 16 30.65 133 July 17 30.75 105 July 18 30.75 77 July 19 30.87 75
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        39 17 IRREGULAR. After a dull start, due to the 2,650-tonne rise in LME stocks to 125,550 tonnes, prices gained limited support but then eased. Merchants outside the LME quoted US$l,O6O--1,070 a tonne, compared with U551,035-1,065 the previous week.— AFP
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        30 17 Closing prices RUBBER S'pore KL cents cents S/kilo M/kilo July 15 173.50 193.00 July 16 171.50 192.00 July 17 175.00 194.50 July 18 172.25 193.00 July 19 171.50 191.50
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        130 17 LEVELS moved erratically within a 7 per cent range as the buffer stock manager re-ap-peared on the scene to revert nearby One RSS to its former premium, Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co said in its weekly report. However, turnover remained! thin. Initially, current One RSS dropped to 168 cents as
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        50 17 IRREGULAR. Buying support from the International Tin Council's (ITC) buffer stock manager failed to stop prices sliding to the lowest since June last year under sterling's influence. The 685-tonne rise in London Metal Exchange (LME) stocks to 23,255 tonnes weighed on values, which recovered as the pound eased. AFP
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        31 17 LOWER. Prices dropped to the lowest for almost three years under sterling's influence, despite gold's brighter performance. The 136,000-ounce rise in LME stocks to 50.262,000 ounces also depressed values. AFP
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        37 17 IRREGULAR. Prices fell to the lowest since September last year after a 4,525-tonne rise in LME stocks to 120,125 tonnes and under sterling's influence. But some recovery was noted on support buying at lower levels. AFP
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      Fan deal may help choc firms
      377 18  -  NORA CHENG By Director buys share in Australia's Kemtron 3CHOCOLATE-MAKER Chocolate Products (Malaysia) and its Singapore counterpart, Allied Chocolate Industries Ltd, listed both 3iere and ia Kuala Xumpur, may get a profit puff from the fan "It's still open at this [stage," said a
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      683 18 Your money Diamonds lose their sparkle TOO many burnt fingers. Too many spurious gaurantees. Too many diamonds in bank vaults waiting for layers who never materialised. Memories of the 1970s Investment diamond boom and its mid-1980 bust are sharp and often bitter. The market remains depressed. There is no confidence.
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      427 18 BY DIALLING telephone number *****22, you can track down a painter who will also hang wallpaper, a locksmith who makes housecalls and even someone to give your dog a bath. Three multilingual girls at the other end of the telephone will run your request through
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      199 18 Sony chief on those complaints against Japan WASHINGTON, Sun. The chairman of Sony Corporation, Mr Akio Morita, has said complaints atiout Japanese trade practices are exaggerated and "treated a Uttl* too emotionally" in the United States. In an interview in the US News wid World Report, Mr Morlta said many
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      278 18 City Development holds its own in weak market CITY Development, Hong Leong's property arm, is holding its own despite the weak property market. Group bottom-line profits for the first six months to April 30 rose 11.5 per cent to $10.1 million from $9.1 million in the previous period. After-tax profits
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      237 18 Know your company General Corporation GENERAL Corporation was incorporated on May 29, 1969, under the name of General Ceramics Sendirian Berhad. It was converted to a public company on Oct 11 and its name changed to General Ceramics Bhd, which in turn was later changed to General Corporation. The company
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  • RACING
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      708 19  -  FRED DOWN By NEW YORK, Sunday IT IS 10 minutes before starting time. The average punter has studied the selections of the newspaper tipsters. He has agreed with some and made some of his own. He reaches confidently for his wallet and says to himself: "This
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      957 19 Stipe's report Chee and Ng suspended IPOH, Sun. At the conclusion of the stewards' inquiry into the running and handling of Gaining (Race 3 yesterday), jockey W.Y. Chee was today suspended from riding in races and track work for three race days. The stewards were not fully satisfied with the
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  • OBITUARIES
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      160 19 181 Deaths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths Mr Tan Song Coy Aged 57 yrs passed away on Saturday, 20th July 1985 leaving behind: Mother: Mdm Cheah Lein Sin Wife: Mdm Heng Wul Geak Son*: Daughter-in-law-Tan Yang Lim. Albert Lim Meow Hocn, Linda Tan Yang Huat Tan Yang Chuan Daughters: Sons-in-law: Tan
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      129 19 OM SAI RAM THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. N. 8. SANKAR (Passed away 21.7.85) Express their heartfelt gratitude to doctor* and staff of ward* 44 A 22 3GH and all friends and relatives for their assistance during their bereavement. 184 In Memoriam In loving memory of GRACE
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      32 19 183 Condolences 183 Condolences WITH DEEPEST SYMPATHIES CONDOLENCES TO MR LIM HO SENG HIS FAMILY ON THE DEATH OF HIS MOTHER MADAM FOO TIEW WAH FROM MANAGEMENT STAFF NTUC FAIRPRICE CO-OPERATIVE LTD
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      63 19 IN LOVING MEMORY OF TAN THENG PIAN Departed: 22nd July 1977 In life loved and honored, In death remembered. Dearly missed and always remembered by wlvea, children, grandchljdfefi^raletivesiKTp^frtefios^^^^ In Loving Memory Of Our Dearest Mum Mrs. Heng Yak Khiam (nee Mdm. Anna Ng) Departed: 22nd July 1984
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      67 19 In Loving memory of Q. SUBHAB Departed 21 years today Oone from our lives one so dear, But In our hearts forever near Fondly remembered by family of IN LOVING MEMORY OF MADAM LIM SOON NEO who departed on the Sth day of Lunar 6th month, 1960
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      255 19 181 Deaths 181 Deaths TNG ENG MOH Aged 73 Passed away peacefully on Sunday 21.7.85 at 5.20pm (•airing behind Wife: Urn Hong Eng Sons: Daughter* Kim Guan Siew Hiang Kim Choon Siew Moi Kim Beng Kim Chuan Kim Bock Daughters-in-law: Sona-in-law: Lam Sioh Lin Steven Chan Ah Siah Teoh Jit
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      30 19 In loving memory of HENRY C.B. TAN Departed 22-7-74 His memory Is as dear today. As In the hour he passed away. Alwars remembered bv loved onei
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      18 19 LEONG PAK CHONG (P C LEONG) Departed: 22 July 1963 Always remembered by loved ones.
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      430 20 LONDON GRAND PRIX ATHLETICS The re-match that was no contest LONDON, Sun. World 3,000 metres champion Mary Decker Slaney made no contest of her rematch with Britain's Zola Budd at the London Grand Prix athletics meeting at Crystal Palace here yesterday. Mary, who was carried
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      246 20 Men's 1M metres: 1 Ernest Obeng (Gha) 10.39 2 Chidi Imoh (Nig) 10.43 3 Cameron Sharp (Bri) 10.44. 4Mm hurdles: 1. Dave Patrick (US) 49.45 2. Mark Holton (Bri) 49.49 3 Max Robertson (Bri) 49.91. l,Mfcn: 1 John Clad win (Bri) 2:19.69 2 Rob Harrison (Bri) 2:20.08
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      207 20 PARIS, Sun. Ultra-fast sprint and hurdling times in this week s Nikaia Grand Prix athletics meeting at Nice will not be ratified, pending further checks, the French Athletics Federation said yesterday. Federation vice-president Robert Blanchet said there was a problem in the timing of these races.
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      201 20 SWANSEA, Sun. Former Olympic champion Steve Ovett, of England, had a taste of how American Mary Slaney must have felt in Los Angeles last summer when he took a dramatic tumble in the Emsley Carr Mile at the Welsh Games here yesterday. Just a few
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      64 20 COLOURFUL RETURN HIS massive physique and colourful attire made him stand oat among the rest at the Times Inter-Business Houses track and field meet at Ang Mo Klo Stadium yesterday. Former national discus record-holder Sarvindar Singh Chopra marked his comeback with a heave of 11.53 metres In the shot put
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      668 20  -  ALBERT JOHNSON TIMES INTER-BUSINESS HOUSES MEET By Fun with stars for also-rans THE stars were there, using the Times InterBusiness Houses track and field championships to tune up for the State selection trials in September... And so were the alsorans, proudly, courageously bringing up the rear in the
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        346 20 VASSIVIERE-EN-LIMOUSIN, Sun. Greg Lemond won the 21st stage of the Tour de France yesterday the first North American win in 72 Tours as Bernard Hinault prepared to clinch the classic in today's finale in Paris. The 24-year-old Californian beat Hinault, his team captain, by five
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        140 20 Merckx gets Perak invite Talks on for world-class trio to race in Ipoh IPOH, Sun. Three of the world's renowned cyclists have been invited for a race here in December in conjunction with the installation of the Sultan of Perak. They are the legendary Eddy Merckx, of Belgium, and Frenchmen
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        Geylang grab honours
        157 20 Geylang grab honours FORMIDABLE Geylang took top spot when their four-man team of riders clocked 2hr 27min 27sec in the Pesta Sukan 100 kilometres Open team trial at Changi Coastal Road yesterday. The Fista team failed to complete the race when one of their riders dropped out and another crashed
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        184 20 Rosberg at full throttle SILVERSTONE (England), Son. Keke Rosberg gave a oneman exhibition of superlative driving skills as he pushed back the frontiers of Formula One motor-racing still further yesterday. The Finn clocked lmln §5.5815ee with a breathtaking 258.976 kph in his Williams to keep pole position in the final
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        197 20 WASHINGTON, Sun. Top seed Jimmy Connors and third-seeded Yannick Noah, of France, both scored easy victories to advance to a showdown in the semi-finals of the U*****,000 ($535,000) Washington Classic here yesterday. Connors defeated unseeded Jakob Hlasek, of Switzerland, 6-2, 6-4, while Noah ousted fifth-seeded American
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        83 20 MALACCA, Sun. Singapore's Caroline Young won the Malacca Open women's singles title here today, beating top seed and defending champion Maria Cheah 6-1, 1-6, 7-5 in the final. She made it a double when she and Chin Kee Nam defeated Jalil Kassim and Rosalind Tan 6-4, 6-2
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        96 20 NEWPORT (Rho'de Island), Sun. Top-seeded Chris Evert Lloyd and second seed Pam Shriver continued their march through the Newport women's championships here yesterday. Chris beat unseeded Eva Pfaff, of West Germany, 7-5, 6-2, while Pam gained the finals by eliminating third-seeded Wendy Turnbull, of A us- tralia,
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        272 20 NEATH (Wales), Sun. Pakistanis Javed Miandad and Younis Ahmed rewrote the Glamorgan record books as they savaged an understrength Australian attack yesterday. Their partnership of 306 for the fourth wicket was the best by Glamorgan against any touring team, the county's total of 409 for
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        Champs check the slide
        277 20 Champs check the slide CEYLON Sports Club retained the Singapore Cricket Association Division Two title when they beat Tanglin Taverners by 32 runs in their final league match at Balestier Road yesterday. Thanks to a splendid 107- run second- wicket partnership between N. Nagendra (65) and J. Mclntosh (49), CSC
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      262 20 BOXING Cuban super-heavyweight Teofilo Stevenson, 33, widely considered the finest amateur boxer of all time, has made a successful comeback after almost a year out of the ring. On Thursday he scored his second victory in three days when he stopped leading Cuban Diosdado Capote in three
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      319 21 LATEST Kite the new high-flier SANDWICH, Sun. American Tom Kite emerged as the new leader at the half-way stage of the final round here today. Joint overnight leaders David Graham, of Australia, and West German Bernard Langer both dropped three strokes in the opening five holes to go two-over-par. Kite,
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      570 21 BRITISH OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP 4 Five-over could still win this tournament and those on four-over have a m definite chance. David Graham In the van of Hurricane Anna, Bernhard buffets leader board SANDWICH (England), Sun. Bernhard Langer, of West Germany, yesterday joined Dallas-based Australian David Graham at
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      205 21 (BriUn, unless fUtod): 2M Bernhard Langer (WG) 72, 69, 68; David Graham (Aust) 68, 71, 70. 21! lan Woosnam 70, 71, 71; Mark O'Meara (US) 70, 72, 70, Sandy Lyle 68, 71, 73; Christy O'Connor Jr (Ire) 64, 76, 72. 213 Peter Jacobsen (US) 71, 74, 68; Tom
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      317 21 Hill hazards: To be a spectator at the British Open sometimes requires more athletic dexterity than is required of the golfers. There are few paved paths at Royal St Georges, and those members of the gallery who wish to move around the course often find themselves either climbing up
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      Two times the ace
      426 21  -  TAY CHENG KHOON SINGAPORE AMATEUR OPEN By Glory on green for tennis star Daniel FORMER national tennis champion Daniel Lim won the Singapore Open Amateur golf title at the New Course yesterday. Hopes of a close finish fizzled as the leading contenders fell by the fairways,
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        239 21 Local hero treats Kjeldsen with disdain KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia's Misbun Sidek trounced Michael Kjeldsen, of Denmark, 18--16. 15-3 to bag the title and the US$5,OOO ($12,500) prize money in the men's singles final of the Benson and Hedges Malaysian Open badminton championships at the Stadium
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        58 21 Men's singles: Misbun Sidek (Mai) bt Michael Kjeldsen (Den) 18-16, 15-3. Men's doubles: Razif and Jailani Sidek (Mai) bt Martin Dew and Dipak Tailor (Eng) 15-6, 12-15, 15-3. Women's singles: Gillian Gowers (Eng) walkover Helen Troke (Eng). Women's doubles: Gillian Gowers and Gillian Clark (Eng) bt Verawaty
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        85 21 Singapore take fourth spot JOHOR BAKU, Sun. Singapore took fourth Blace8 lace In the Malaysian [ockey Federation Under-23 championship when they lost 5-1 to Perak here today. The Republic came back from K. Morall's 26th minute goal to draw level two minutes after the break through penalty corner specialist Sajlv
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        Lock icon Under-23 title goes to FT
        197 21 JOHOR BARU. Sun. JOHOR'S hopes of lifting the National Under--23 hockey trophy for the first time evaporated when they were beaten 3-0 by Federal Territory in the final at the Seri Gelam ground here today. FT, who led 2-0 at halftime, looked the better side
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        107 21 SEOUL, Sun. South Korea beat Indonesia 2-0 in their first-leg match of the Asian Group Three World Cup soccer qualifying round here today after a goalless first-half. The two teams played a spirited match before 80,000 spectators who Sacked the newly-built lympic Stadium. The deadlock was broken
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        Kim Siang breezes to national crown
        220 21 PNG KIM SIANG, who walked out of the national training squad a few months ago, returned to the scene to haunt international Loy Soo Chew in the men's final of the national table tennis individual championships at Toa Payoh last night. The 24-year-old Kim
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        Cagers for China
        289 21  -  PETER SIOW By SINGAPORE have plans to go on their first basketball training tour of China in October to prepare for the South-east Asia Games in Bangkok in December. The plans were put forward by national coach Chan Wah Kwee at yesterday's Basketball Association of Singapore Council
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      Ramie and Chua earn nod for South Korea
      244 21 RAMLE SALLEH and Chua Tan Ching were perhaps the happiest windsurfers after the East Coast Sailing Centre championship at ECSC yesterday. They finished overall first and fifth respectively to earn the right to represent Singapore at the Asian Yachting Federation regatta in
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      245 21 SINGAPORE Intermediates recovered from a 1-0 deficit to hold Cambridge University, of England, to a 1-1 draw in a friendly soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Inter-canstttaency r es a 1 ts Punggol 3 Geylang Serai 0, Tanah Merah 2 Jalan Kayu 0. KHALSA drew 1-1
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      Cheng San the champ
      405 21 LOCAL ROUND-UP By LIM KEE CHAN TAY CHENG SAN (handicap 12), of Tanah Merah Country Club, won his club's A Division championship by one stroke when he collected a total of 42 points yesterday. Runner-up was clubmate Bryan Phan (10), followed by William Khoo, of the
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      334 21 Johor Classic JOHOR BARU, Sun. Kyi Hla Han, of Burma, became $14,000 richer when he shot a three-under-par 69 to win the PFP Classic tournament by a stroke with an aggregate of 283 here today. The 24-year-old Burmese pro, who won the Royal Johor
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      161 21 TODAY'S EVENTS BASKETBALL National Schools tournament: A Boys Girls, C Boys Girls (Thomson Sec, 8.30, 9.30 and 3.45). HOCKEY SHA Dlv. 2B: Josephians v Telerec (FPAC, 5.30). National Schools C Boys (Balestier Rd, 8.40 and 9.50). SOCCER NFL Dlv 1: Police v Tampines Rovers (Jalan Besar, 730), Geylang Int v
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    Local books may be used for N level exam
    368 22  -  SUMIKOTAN By BOOKS by two Singapore fiction writers may, for the first time, be used as texts for a Singapore-Cambridge English literature examination. They are Little Ironies of Singapore, a collection of short stories by Catherine Um; and Sing to the
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    444 22 Accident, says governor, but fire chief does not rule out sabotage JAKARTA, Sun. INDONESIA'S official radio, Radio Republik Indonesia (RRI), went off the air for nearly two hours last night as a raging fire gutted its seven-storey headquarters here killing two people
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    289 22 SYDNEY, Sunday ONE man died and at least 43 people were injured when a bomb today destroyed a church of the Jehovah's Witnesses sect in a Sydney suburb. Hospital officials said treatment of the injured was complicated by the fact that some
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    40 22 NICOSIA, Sun. Cypriot police today said they had seized 10 tonnes of hashish, with an estimated street value of US$4 million*USss million (SsB.B million-Ssll million), stashed aboard three pirate boats southeast of Cyprus. Fourteen people were arrested. AFP
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    186 22 2 boys found guilty of murder WASHINGTON, Sun. Two 12-year-old boys have been convicted of killing a seven-year-old boy whose bicycle they were trying to steal. The beys were found guilty yesterday of second-degree murder in the beating and drowning death of Carl Arthur. The 12-year-olds took Carl to a
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    31 22 LONDON, Sun. Bob Geldof, the moving spirit behind last weekend's Live Aid rock concerts, yesterday received an honorary degree of Master of Arts from Kent University in Canterbury.
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    147 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Director-General of Prisons Datuk Ibrahim Haji Mohamad said today he is to recommend to the government and the courts that illegal immigrants convicted of crimes should be deported in future because they were causing overcrowding in jails. More than 1,600 Indonesians
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    357 22  - First MRT tunnel link breakthrough at stations RAV DHALIWAL By THE first Mass Rapid Transit tunnel link between two stations was made yesterday when the shield machine that had tunnelled from Orchard station broke through at Somerset station. Another tunnel breakthrough had been made in May, but this was between
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    66 22 NEW DELHI, Sun. At least 10 people were killed and 20 others injured as clashes spread in Ahmedabad, biggest city of western India's Gujarat state, the Press Trust of India said. PTI said despite a three-day-old truce between authorities and leaders of a protest against
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      246 22 FOUND! •*s§ Before ii I 'Link' THE LINK HAIR Jim**'' After g^ I 'Link' Specialist in HAIR WEAVING HAIRCARE At Link Hair Care we put back that extra link in your hair, helping you to restore that natural look again. We will link your hair with LI N KS (where
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      55 22 Pan-Electric Industries is in the market for $100 million. BT lists some of the options the company is weighing. Seven new hotels in China are looking for senior and experienced staff from Singapore. Bl Good reading for I decision-makers Tell your vendor you need Business Times, or ring Betty Ton
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      539 22 lj^~3MtßSfsߣsl SQ^ ***5 I tm» 3-piecE suite t^^l Xteak-style bureau I «>je Modam toW pma-tomad 3«woa S««-suaia<ning <ap«p bureau I j#^^^ tor undar t36C w"* r W<^ doors at oaaa ALPINE -^ll I 9bel£BJl^S!«S WBS^Sm^ FvJl UlNvj HcU m7o* PV^^k Ljjn.'»yr« ana tuxm I^H^^^. Comas oompMe wtri marlnss 1 HOMESTEAD
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      120 22 Weather UP TO 1 pm: Cloudy with occasional light rain in the early morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6am tomorrow: 30 max., 23 min. SUNSET today: 7.16 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.05 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 8/14 C Cloudy Manila 22/32 C Cloudy Amsterdam 10/19C Gear Melbourne 7/15C Cloudy Bangkok 24/32C
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        Lock icon The weather? It's all up in the clouds
        1500 1 The weather? It's all up in the clouds Cloudy, partly cloudy These terms used in the weather forecast on the back page of The Straits Times are often taken for granted by Singaporeans. But as NANCY KOH discovered, they tell a fascinating story of what's happening in our skies. I
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        Discard old ways to keep moving
        506 2 Micro-World AN INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANIFESTO By James Martin Prentice Hall, 1984 300paaes, $123.95 Rgvlowmi by S.H. Wong THE race to develop the next generation of computer technology is hotting up between the Japanese and the Americans, with the Europeans desperately trying to get into
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        255 1 BL^Sa-gSfe*^- *i£fii^B^Mlߥ a^H Bar ■■W. fi Nff 1 *~lJubb Experience is the foundation of superior service. NYK provides that extra attention to cfeto/, //z<? response to changing conditions, yg//g^gggK^^^ mß^^ the capacity of 267 vessels, and advanced computerized satellite t communications to assure profitable business. Above all, NYK provides what
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        106 1 a>Pfi»SS^4 r 7s«___iiJoT I Like something out of o Star Warso More on Scarab Why is this man being squeezed? Z A new book on the computer revolution Science Watch Edited by Nancy Koh Bilingual Edited by Teo Han Wue Jj^» >*„ ■■■^■■^■{^^■■■■^■■■■■Br TTO|______?3S____/' <9____^ S^aW __B_Eils__. 'J^^*s_Jr*-^___ai-_| _#___fl __W»S_
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        294 1 pJSSSSS!^^ th6 W63tfl6f fOT6C3St mmmmmm^ mammmmmmmm^ mmm T^ YOU hear the weather fore- three quarters covered. for a longer time than Heavy a downpour i^^S^^^a^^^a^ V_. M 0 cast on TV or radio, or read Partly cloudy one showers and covers much which makes a roaring noise /rtMdfe^«(& U I
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        408 2 SHARP Sleek, Stylish Design A_tf^ H TVs are also an important interior 3^ __L^iL_. item. The fashionable colour TV ml| ___B__P__N_. -the C-3700M-for _J__| _L Bl I-PV W fashionable people. _J II I iHri M Jl I Choice rjl BT Everyone selects a TV or VTR n _L 1 1
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        380 3  - Local don asked to form Asean panel for science congress NANCY KOH By SINGAPORE economist Pang Eng Fong has been invited to form an Asean panel at the next congress of the Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science (Anzaas) in Melbourne from Aug 26 to Aug
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        Energy biscuit is saving lives in disaster areas
        388 3 IT IS slightly sweet and crumbly. It tastes like shortbread. And it is feeding hungry and malnourished children, providing them with high food energy as well as protein. Developed by a food scientist and an anthropologist at Oxford Polytechnic for Oxfam-UK, the
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        Science Briefs
        218 3 A SCIENTIST at a Swedish university has cloned a bit of DNA genetic material from the skin of a 2,400-year-old Egyptian mummy, opening up a new field of scholarship molecular Egyptology. Science 85 magazine reports that if successful, the technique may help researchers trace the lineages of royal
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        'It's harder than finding a needle...'
        719 3 'It's harder than finding a needle This is the amazing story of how an underwater robot recovered the 'black box' from the debris of the Air India jet crash SCARAB has manipulator arms "precise enough to pick up a lobster" and moves more like a helicopter than a ship. Gigantic
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        The black box': What It does
        40 3 The black box': What It does Comprising two strong metal boxes, big enough to store your shoes, the black box is orange with white luminous strips, and are generally located in the least damaged part of the aircraft the tail.
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        Cockpit Voice Recorder
        33 3 Information from both boxes are the best bets for any clues to an air crash. This records conversation among cockpit crew up to the last half hour before a disaster
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        Digital Flight Data Recorder
        107 3 I nis nas capacity to record 25 hours of 100 different data on the plane's technical performance, such as flight and instrument readings, engine and temperature, power, throttle, position, altitude, air and vertical speed, angle of air craft in flight, and direction of flight, and so
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        203 3 .^^HHBBB^BMB^HfiBiBiaWBBBIfISGpp^^^qP .tgv-^' 1 -rt^^fl Why Sanden are taking more ana more of Honda's airspace. No we are not about to deny Honda the you have a complete Sanden system fitted, you very air they breathe. also get a comprehensive 2-year* compressor The very opposite in fact. guarantee. Because more and
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        82 4 whj. rf Ji^w«3_3____i _i^^_____!^ I f w *^^___S-f BW__M f "^lB^ f Bedroom I $1>199 Beding KSS&Q& (t5O x 190cm) $159 _^fe IBM_i__^' World I Trade Keppel Golf Link I Centre I I 1 Pedestrian Crossing Tetok Blangah Road 1 1 To Jurong Fairway £iii&J§Kf& Condo. IlillPli I S S
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        224 4 RECOMMENDED BY s THE INSTITUTE OF nc.rraiiw BANKERS, U.K. -_L_ft__,^ .^^-riWjk Mr Fred Perr y- a Fellow of the Institute, A Hfi^Sii|ril| nas tne 9 reat virtue of writing simply. His £KL Bra^jgH^ book covers a very wide range, from barter r '_ll^ f iß^^___F^^^w*f' 5 4k > balance sheets,
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        525 4 SUN TAN ByCoiiette PEANUTS ByScnulm sou will never KHoJT m *^B_f of om«sc i kmow.' YoA yHow/^ofrweeLiNTTT^^Hl r 1 L£?^T^i!^S. fi _r?Si??^/l^^_ rJ^ v^qwtE c^j/i almosA /it was about you pon't believe me? come on y^ SMT UP iHVit *otec J&?Jj// 12^*^ iH tl!zL^f-V^fT)) f^T^l^S^ ICPI CAU6MTA VTHIS 816.. "y
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        New lease of life for school of 154 pupils
        784 5 THE student population in Chong Hock School in Telok Ayer Street has fallen drastically over the years to a record low of 154. When the school was founded in 1915, there were slightly more than 30 girls. Enrolment has been declining
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        Move to HDB estates improves Ai Tong, Tao Nan's enrolment
        250 5 THE success of its two sister schools in improving enrolment, after their move to new housing estates, has inspired Chong Hock School. Ai Tong School had fewer than 100 pupils before it moved to Ang Mo Kio new town in
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        233 5 THIS programme is comr*: *zil *Ml 1)L -iS, Piled by Rediffusion and -"v^^-I-t-B- broadcast daily in TeoLet'S Learil chew > Hoklden and CanMn H «4ni.i H tonese over both RediffuIfianuarill sion and SBC's Radio Three on Mon Son at 11.05 a.m. The English notes are provided by us. J^tatt )8^
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        366 5 Dial-f Or- Dishfiiu ke RW zhao bu dao zenme ban? L^t^^^^Sto. to do Mandarin lsni J«» Whal tf yon stm can^ nnj any? Yes, this is precisely what I plan to do. *****77 :0P K ffi^ f pfm Cn in*^^' Kai Che jin shiqu Na zhihao ba chezi tmgzai fujm
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        Rowdy crowd poses problem to organisers
        692 6 JUDGING by the size of the audience, the "Malam Muhibah Aidilfitri" (Aidilfitri Goodwill Night) organised by the Malay cultural section of Pasir Panjang Community Centre was a big success. But, surely the success of any cultural variety show is not measured by the size
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        716 6 Oleh AZMAN SIRAJ KEJAYAAN sesuatu persembahan itu, banyak bergantung pada sambutan yang diterima. Kehadiran penonton yang ramai, boleh dijadikan kayu-ukur tentang sejauh mana jayanya sesuatu pertunjukan yang diadakan itu. Biasanya, pihak penganjur berharap sangat agar projek mereka dapat menarik perhatian ramai. Jadi, berbagai cara dijalankan agar
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        378 6 J CAp"TOL:"33rdVIG DAY! i CHANGI: LAST 2 DAYS WOODLANDS: LAST DAY! Admission PRICES $3.00 W.OO-NO FREE LIST CAPITOL (*****59) 11am, 1.45, 4.00, 6.30 9.15 B CHANGI (*****59) 11.00am, 1.45, 4.00, 6.45, 9.15 I WOODLANDS (*****41) 4 shows 1.45, 4, 6.45, 9.15 RAMBO IS KING! m BROKE EVERY EXISTING RECORD TO
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        373 6 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC3 I BCATHAY* THEATRES 1 8 NOW SHOWING! 8 H CATHAY (*****00) 1 1.00am, 2.30, 530 8.30pm C 1 PEOPLE'S (*****72) 2.30, 5.30 8.30pm \t 1 ORCHARD: NOW SHOWING! 8 1 < 5 (*****88) 4 SHOWS: 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 9.15pm I 5 fhe sure thing comes J f Q fIRJ.
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        481 6 Q \P9J Of?GANISATION <2 O S^^ .mm O TOMORROW ONLY (m O LAUGHING TIME" O N CANTONESE jj 5 WEDNESDAY ONLY! j 0 "ACES GO PLACES" PLI iS OOOOOOOOOOOOfI 9 ORGANISATION g 'fjfoiJii'i'.'fjihN.u'i i 1 ■liiii.fil'l^'UJl'lUHilOl I now showing PRINCE I ll am, 130,4.00,6.45,9.15 SAVOY II am, I 45, 4
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        444 6 1 INSTRUCTIONS: _0-I_Tflsl If fit 9k Qlfl Al* On everv line below there is a word whose letters I UI\Q ImfllQ wll I .nKr have been jumbled up, rearrange the letters to form names of various sharp objects in Malay. Hahclgian 4 WORD QUIZ AE, Part 4 Fill in the
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        645 7 737H66 3 Catering CAROL'S GOODIES MALAYSIAN flavours: Penang Nasl Brlyanl, Penang Laksa, Ipoh Hor Fun, Kajang Satay. etc. Tel: *****42. JOSEPH CATER: Buffet, Barbecue, Wedding, Parties for only $8 per head. Tables chairs provided, feresa. *****53/ *****75. KEITH CATERING CATERS for all your occasions: birthday, wedding, social gathering at reasonable
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        243 7 5 Others 5 Others |^E£al|laanig "T*!*] A I k l^W at*J a W^lbSjbbbSEb 12 Computer Products/ Services EXPANSION OFFER $1195 for PC/XT International System (IBMPC-compatible) 83 keys keyboard 2 output color graphic printer eard 2 Drives. LITTLE EXTRA FOR MORE RELIABLE ORIGINAL CHARLIE MANY-DISPLAY-SYSTEMS With better 99 Keya Keyboard, ex-tra-cureor-directkm-ped
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        225 7 15 Aquariums JAPANESE CARPS ENTHUSIASTS. Owner selling assorted colours and sizes of genuine Japanese Carps. Please call: *****26. 16 Flowers/Plants are beautiful boxes of orchids sent to your friends worldwide. Ask for colourful leaflet and easy-to-use order form. AIR FREIGHT ORCHIDS COMPANY 43-F, Mandeley Road (1130) Tel: *****47 18 Home
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        310 7 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing TABLES ?bk We specialise in the sale of the latest design executive office tables and chairs. Reasonable Price/ Prompt Delivery n. Contact pZskmU SMG TRAOHG CO. IH_AT 463 Geytang Rd. Spore 14.18 y^s Tel *****24 A Specialise In kitchen cabinet! lor HDB/ HUDC flats Whole cabinet
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        329 7 20 Pets/Pet Care HOUSE OF PETS Spacious boarding facilities. (Veterinary surgeon 24 hours). Nursing home for pets. Ambulance services transportation Grooming by professional. General dog care center. Detlcklng and bathing services. Home delivery of dog food. Tel: *****19. 22 Stamps/Coins THE BRITISH EMPIRE collection 25 pieces gold-plated stamps (2.2mm thick)
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        619 7 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Monday Friday 9.00am to 5.00pm Saturday 8-30am to 2.oopm (iiam deadline for the Sunday Times) Public Holiday 9.00am to LOOnm COUNTER SERVICE: Timat Orchard Centre, #02-105 Lucky Plaza Monday-Friday: 10.00am to 12 noon I.oopm to 5.30pm (4.00pm for next day) Tim** House, 390 Kim Seng Road Monday Friday
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        689 7 30 Hairdressing IAN'S LATEBT FASHION Offer Cut $15 Cut Perm (Wella) $30 by London Paris trained hairstylists Peter/ Serene Model cut $4 Perming $10 #02-06 Katong People's Pk *****05/ *****43. LATEST CLIKKER PERM. Special Offer! Perm from $6.00 onwards. Free cut by our newly graduated hairstylists. Call: *****63. June's Hair
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        598 7 RATES Run-On: $5.00 per line (Mm $15.00) Semi-display: $20 00 per col. cm. (Min. $60.00 Straits Times) $20.50 per col. cm (Min. $61.50 Sunday Times) Display: $25.00 p«r col cm (Min. $75.00 Straits Times) $25.62 per col. cm. (Min. $76.86 Sunday Times) Box Charges: $5 00 (collected) $10.00 (posted) mZSSm
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        945 7 CLASSIFICATION GUIDE: Food/Entertainment (2 5) Personal Services/Merchandise* 11 39) Business to Business (49 58) Employment (64 74) Vehicles (81 99) Properties (105 127) Travel Guide (135 139) Education A Instruction (146 157) Announcements (166 174) Obituaries (181 185) 36 House Renovation/ Decor RENOVATION SPECIALIST. Combine Interior It Design. Licence HDB
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        504 8 38 TV/ VkJ«o/ Hi-Fi AERIALS INSTALLATIONS- TECHNICAL Servlctn repairs Telefunken, Sharp, R >xy, Graetz, ITT, Slera, Philip., Setron, Norman<le. Slemen, colour TV on the spot, fixing video. Reasonable charges, day night service. Telephone 293.375/ *****23. VIDEO CAMfcRA. 2 mths old Thomson vloeo camera complete with acressorles, PAL system. Reason >r
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        720 8 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/Removal e House removal/ transportation service e Office removal specialised in pianos dalivary and disposal service e Workers provided e Reasonable charges PLEASE CALL *****10/ *****1)3 Wa ara always at your service and open 7 days a week from Ba.m. to •p.m. GUARANTEED JOB SATISFACTION. Our experienced,
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        795 8 55 Commercial Vessels 1700 BHP BRAND New Twin screw tugboat class ABS. fully equipment/ alrcon hydraulic towing winch brake 70 tons. For charter/ sale. Interested please contact Miss Lee *****85/ *****37. 56 Industrial Equipment/ Supplies f SALE/ RENTAL One unit 1080 Linkbelt I LS 418J, 100 tons capacity with 150'
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        610 8 57 Business 57 Business Opportunities Opportunities EFFORT HOLDINGS PTE LTD a well established and fast growing company in the food industry offers rewarding business opportunities to interested entrepreneurs to join us as Area Distributors for our hygienically packed and economical oriental pre-cooked foods. If you are ambitious, enterprising, energetic and
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        502 8 65 Situations Wanted SCHENTZE Trdg (Licence C-0/59-01) Profaaatonal Graduate Mgmt. FILIPINO MAIDS $220 S2VI «fc's traWnf in Mania 1 mm. 2 days' orientation in Spore 3 months probation 2 years guarantee bid. Bond, P/A insurance, documentation, fen, complete traininf for only 1730 CALL: *****83 Weekdays: 9 am 9 pm Sat:
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        363 8 BH WLJ I B Interested to get into the hoi tt tel industry? Walk in for an j^K W ra interview at Dai-lchi, an interHB B fl i*-fl national hotel that is opening ■H fl Ifl m soon. Before that, see which W^m 7 aii of tno 23 P°*tt' ons
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        286 8 66 Situation* Vacant: Professional/ Executive LADY AIRPORT EXECUTIVE wanted for Changi Airport Shops by a Loading and an Established Perfume Company. Attractive salary, commissions and fringe benefits offered. TEL: *****17/ *****52 or call personally for interview at: 173A QOLDHILL CENTRE THOMSON ROAD SINGAPORE 1130 between 11.30a.m. 1 and 5.30p.m. A
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        428 8 68 Situations Vacant: Tutorial TUTORS NEEDED: Nee Soon, Toa Payoh, Oeylang, Marymount, Hougang (teacher) Clementl. (*****07) REQtSTERED YET? WE offer better tuition assignments In all dists. Tel: *****84/ *****43. SEC. 4 SCIENCE tutors wanted In dist 15 U 16. Further Maths h Physics tutors In dist.io. *****41. TUTORS UROCNTLY REQUIRED
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        568 8 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical y^^v ,vo>A i We invite suitable candidates for the following positions: CASHIER II Prerequisites: Minimum GCE 'O' level Knowledge of book-keeping Have liking to service people Be able to work under pressure The job: Entails daily cash collection and clerical
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        285 8 N.M. ROTHSCHILD S SONS (SINGAPORE) LIMITED Wa mn looking tor a SECRETARY with at laaat 4 yaars' axparianca in an active financial or commareial anvironmant to join our Banking Dapartmant. Oood typing and shorthand speeds are essential, with the emphasis on accuracy, as is the ability to communicate well and
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        424 9 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical The National Kidney Foundation requires an ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGER She should possess the following:--e Shorthand typing, e Computer knowledge, e Public relations skills. A aJ am mill „n a» a|a Mmmtj win o« comtTMinvurai* wim irtt#f #sl#o cmKhCmHm p**)e%>* write b) with full personal resume and
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        428 9 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical lEMraraieiiffia PERMANENT VACANCIES SECRETARIES Age 22-28 years e Min. 3 years secretarial experience e With shorthand speed of 80-100 wpm. e Typing speed of 40-60 wpm. e Knowledge of simple accounts e Pleasant personality MALE CREDIT CLERKS (Bank) e 1-2 years experience in loans dept.
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        423 9 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Reputable Freight Forwarding Co. has immediate vacancies for the following posts at their Changi Airport Station: MALE CLERKS Should have Secondary Four education e Must be able to type and willing to perform regular shift duties e Working experience not essential FEMALE CLERKS e Should
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        793 9 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical (Transpaco) Wanted a MALE CLERKS (experience not necessary) KEYPUNCH OPERATORS (CMC XL4O) ACCOUNTS CLERKS SECRETARIES Please call *****85 Interhotel requires a FEMALE RESERVATIONS CLERK Singapore Citizen, age 18 yrs. and above with min. GCE 'O' level. Salary: $400 and above. Interested applicants, please write with
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        602 9 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sale* If BEAUTY ill ADVISORS "**>£) I Beauty advising and sales promotion for newly iH developed Skin-Care Cosmetics at renowned de- IB partmental store's cosmetic counter located in [S Orchard Road. IH Requirements l» Female, age 20-35 Years old [S GCE "0" Level
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        313 9 "Sale* As A Career" We are a reowned Company looking for suitable candidates to market UK Product. This Challenging career with us Include an attractive commission package for trainee which will allow a monthly Income of not less than $900/- for the first a months. It will increase with performance.
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        631 9 71 Situation* Vacant: Sales \heshe\ We heve vecsneiee lor the f<HiQwif%fl positions SALES ASSISTANTS REQUIREMENTS e Female age 16-22 years e Minimum Sec. 2 education e Bilingual e Friendly outgoing personality WE OFFER: e Starting basic salary of $3SO/$440: inclusive Of O/T you could earn up to $600 per month
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        697 9 7 Situations Vacant: Sato VEAY ATTRACTIVE COMMISSION BASIS SALES EXECUTIVES If you poaaaaa tha foNowtng: Available Immediately. Very motivated and Independent. Want to earn 4- figure salary. At least 2-3 years In the direct sales line. Speak fluent English Mandarin. Call In to tha following addraaa for an immadiata intarvlaw/
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        637 9 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical jSsam (A subsidiary of Singapore Aircraft Industries) WALK-IN I INTERVIEW I Here's your chance to join a high technology I company engaged in the manufacturing of airI craft parts and components. I CNC Machinists Operate CNC lathes and machining machines I Possess
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        299 10 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Nestle The Singapore subsidiary of Nestle the International Food Beverage Company, invites suitably qualified candidates for the following posts: GCE X)' level with passes in Mathematics/Science Below 24 years old Involve testing of j raw/packing mate- rials and finished products Able to work shift Completed full-time
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        389 10 72 Situations Vacant: Technical j{~>l Panther A Priv ate Limited requires: BUILDING MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN NTC 3 in Electrical Fitting Installation Preferably with experience in building maintenance Interested applicants please call 292-4677 or come personally during office hours to: Panther Industrial Complex #07-01 202 Kallang Bahru Singapore 1233 »ro|«ct in Indofwala
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        500 10 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production jobJBPP O^ ZhitachT Jr Hitachi Electronic |j§r Hitachi is among —t-Dtvicts (S) Pta Ltdj Jjpr the world's largest lik. I I Jtjr Colour Television Picture I Tubes Manufacturing Companies > To meet our current and future needs, we
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        187 10 [marisS) M Here's your chance to grow with us Join one of the world's largest fridge compressor makers and also one of ZZ Singapore's fastest growing companies as PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Male Female) Requirements: Preferably male appcants who have completed National Service Able to work on 2 rotating shifts ZH Have
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        893 10 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production SI U- All 1 1 i lIVOI OI.V I Our Company, the leading manufacturer of Winchester Disc Drives is expanding our Kallang factory. We have immediate vacancies for: HE •No experience required Training will be provided 19| ■B
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        582 10 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous I a great place to eat, I I a great place to work! I i Are you interested in building a I career with the biggest and 1 most successful American steak I house chaia? i Our first franchised outlet in i
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        740 11 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous {j/wtCi******- An international class, fully computerized hotel, offers a career, self-development and a growth potential. We invite you to take up the challenge in the following positions: Front Office Clerks Preferably with some experience Gross salary 5660 per month Cashiers Must have
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        604 11 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous (W HONG KONG TEAKWOOD WORKS (S) PTE LTD requires 1) PRODUCTION CONTROL ASSISTANT (Male) GCE O' or N' Level Preferably some relevant experience 2) ACCOUNTS CLERK GCE O' Or 'N' Level e Preferably with LCCI Intermediate Bookkeeping. Able to type Interested applicants please call personally to:
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        442 11 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous MOTOR FIRM REQUIRES Car Washers. Interested applicants call personally 281 Alexandra Rd, S'pore 0315. Tel *****11. SECURITY GUARDS REQUIRED at Jurong Woodlands areas. Call personally at: 6-B Lorong 19, Oeylang. Tel: *****21/ 2. URGENTLY REQUIRED 1) Drivers 2) Sales Representatives 3) Store Assistants (Chinese only). 324-M,
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        539 11 fnlljjif One of the least expensive yUJjjM Mercedes Benz cars for GTn)nnfr3 sale today is a 1979 200 aujrlnlia- *o» P riced at $32,300. Turn U LXJ£J=J right to classification 87 for •jDI CR\ f£i Inl more details. Cheek out our Budget-Beater*' FREE MILEAGE Daily rental tor 2000 cc. $75
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        579 11 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance HITACHI LEASING (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD offers new and used car loans at competitive interest rates. Mortgage loans also available. Call without obligation Tel: *****33 (10 Lines) or *****96 (Direct) Lynn Ong KAH HUA CREDIT. Attractive terms for car hire purchase. Tel: *****55, *****57. #01-08, Oolden Wall
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        664 11 87 For Sale: Mercedes '81 MERCEDES 2SOBE Auto. 2 pte owners. Showroom cond. Tel: *****25. '82 380 BEL, fully auto, 1 -digit plate. Like new, tip top condition. *****91. 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat GOOD LOOKING SPORTY 1981 Laser S 5-speed 3-dr. Plenty accessories. *****66. 78 FORD CORTINA Stationwagon, Q plate,
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        591 11 90 For Sals: Toyota MID 13 TOYOTA Cressida 2.OGL, fully auto, (overdrive), 1 private owner, aircon, radio cassette, sports rims, power steering/ windows, central locking, tax Oct. '85. original showroom condition. Tel: *****17. CO. REG. 1981 Toyota Super Crown 2.8 fully auto, (overdrive) 1 owner, complete factory accessories, tax Aug.
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        902 11 91 For Sal*: Mitsubishi OCT.'SO MIT. COLT Galant 2000 Super auto, for sale. 1 co. owner, alrcond., cassette, in good condition. Rd. tax up to Sept. "Bs. For viewing, pise contact Agnes, tel: *****43 at 141 Market St., Harapan Bldg., during office hours. 1980 M!T. LANCER GL. 1 owner, aircon,
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        849 11 93 For Sal*: Honda •80 HONDA ACCORD 4-dr Aircon, radio cassette. $13,800 neg. Beautiful condition. *****88 10 HONDA CIVIC 1.3. 1 pte. owner Alrcond, radio cassette Tip top cond. Tel: *****55. •80, HONDA ACCORD. Regn. no EN3524C. Reasonable offer secures. Call Mr. Lee. *****92. 81 HONDA ACCORD 1600. Power steering.
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        1205 12 94 For Sale: 94 For Sale: 94 For Sale: M Ba J? Other Makes Other Makes Other Makes Other Makes I 19 7^3 AB f ■B*^^^*"^ Y^ _L V^ 5 \^>^^^^ -■■Mniai n riiniirt .nfMBB H^| __B__r __> p ffv___^' B^^"^^HMiVßM_________h___||___________ __Mik>Vß Kaw" fc fll J^____^___*_"~ 1 ""TT"^^ "s___________________________^BjjaMßT^ B
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        418 12 98 Scrap Vehicle* SCRAP CARS 1200 c.c. for sale at $5,800 and 1000 c.c. at $5,600 Inclusive of ROV transfers. Tel: *****02/ *****76 (Day) *****09 (Night) Mr. Toh. A GOOD OFFER for PARF scrap cars It export documents. Interested, please contact Kong Beng Motor. Tel: *****76/ *****59. BETTER PRICES OFFERED
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        722 12 106 Accommodation Available: Houses Qutot homo*. 4/ 8 bedrooms, •orvwir I With/ without pool. $3,500/ $4,500. American/ Japonoso Schools vicinity. 4/5 1 rooms. Swimming pool, patio. $6,500/ $8,500. Dist. 10 sxclvsivs location brand now bungalow. 4+l bedrooms, swimming pool, patio. $10,000. HOLLAND HOUSING PTE LTD *****79 (8 LINES) BALMORAL ROAD
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        633 12 106 Accommodation Available: Houses D.IS DUNBAR WALK 2-storey bunglw, 5 bdrms-long bath, marble llvlng/dlnlng, servant's, aircon, furn. $2,700 0.n.0. *****90. D.15 STILL RD. Brand new 4 level Townhouse, marble flooring, s/pool. Unfurn. $1000. *****42 (Agt). D.5 WEST COAST Rise d/storey seml-d., 4 bdrms. servant's, fully furn., quiet environment. Call *****88.
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        371 12 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments [WR EfIST PUQH I Hotel Styte Luxurious Apartments TO LET At the junction of Scotts/Orchard Road, next to Hyatt Hotel. 1 4,000 sq ft Hotel Style Lobby. Swimming Pool, Tennis Court and many other facilities. Ample indoor Car parking lots. 24-hour Security System. Enguirms H FAR
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        502 12 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Available: Apartments Apartments Apartments Park West, a prestigious condominium project set amidst Clubhouse with gymnasium, idyllic greenery between Jurong Town and the city, offers you an a™* billiard room irresistible choice for exclusive and stylish living with superb Cafeteria and mini apartment
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        361 12 cylrdmore VarkJb OPEN HOUSE Long or short lease Luxury apartments to let with exclusive Country Club membership Just off Orchard Road 3-bedrooms, large lounge, ample parking Furnished or unfurnished Rental from $3,600 per mth incl. service charge Visit our show flat, 10am to spm Monday to Saturday or 1 0.30am
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        622 12 DS Parkviaw with 4 bdrms $1,500 DS CaimMH Mansion $1,500 DO Hilltop $1,700 DlO Ridgawood $2.80C DlO Orchard Plat* $***** Dll HHleraat Arcadia studio/ 3/ 4-bdrm $1,5*0 $3,000 YUMIN PROPERTIES •*****/ *****67 *****54 DS TAT LEE CT $1,500 DO HORIZON TWR $3*oo DO ELIZABETH HTS S2JOO D8 DELFI $2,800 DO
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        712 13 107 Accommodation Available: Apartmants MAIS., TOWNHOUSE In Tanglln Hills. Exclusive low-density con,do. 4 bdrms., servant's. Enclosed .garden Lush greenery. Pool, tennis, squash. Rental $5,000 up- wards. Han k Boons *****70. > D.lO CORONA COURT Townhouse, spacious 4 bdrms, 2700 sq.ft. marble living/ dining, pte. courtyard, pool, squash, sauna, p/furn. $3,000.
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        570 13 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D 9 CENTRALLY LOCATED in Orchard Rd. luxuriously furn. 3bdrm apt. Central alrcon. Fully carpeted. $2,100. Rolf *****11 D.9 FURAMA TOWER/ High Point. 3 bedrooms/ study/ servant's, fully alrcon, partially furn. $3000. Allison Ent. *****73/ *****28. D.9 PENTHOUSE WITH sea view. 5 bdrms, study, attached bath,
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        610 13 107 Accommodation Available: Apartmants D18T.22 LAKEPON4T Condo. Mais. 3+l rms. 1800 sq.ft. F/furn. $1,200. Weststar *****66. DIST.3 LANDMARK TOWER, high floor, facing Pearl Hill, 3 bdrms, area 1500 sq.ft. Call: *****3. DIST 5 GREENACRES, FURNISHED, 2 bdrms, $1,300; 3 bdrms, $1,600. Mc'Robertson, *****88. DIST.S, PASIR PANJANG 3bdrmed apt. F/ furn.
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        790 13 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments LUXURIOUS APT./ MAIS, at Kovan Rd for rent. 3/ 4 bdrms with partial furnishings. Tel: *****55 MAIS. IN BLK. B, Leonie Twrs., #10-24, S. 0923 at $3,500 neg. lncl. maintenance. P/furn. *****11. PANDAN VALLEY, CAMELIA Terrace. 3000 sq.ft. 3+l rms. F/furn. $2,700. Marifold, *****96. PANDAN VALLEY,
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        807 13 112 Short-Term Accommodation: Local/ Foreign MARITIME HOUSE MV Apts. Cen tral location outside CBD. bdrm, 1 sitting rm kitchen f/furn It equipped, CTV, IDI phone. Wkly/ mthly rental lncl maid service. Please call *****11 113 For Sale: Houses 0.10 HENRY PARK Off HoHand Rd Modern 2-storey semi-detached 4300 sq.ft. Freehold.
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        1649 13 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sal*: Houses 8 C^™" Phase 111 K 8 Luxurious Double Storey ,<ftjsi\\l I m Wgkm-^m^^^ Split-leve! Terrace Houses &P L^ jl j. B llß^iattM^Bfcart* \V tfc^- JA ILmmmwStm W TJ^ I With all the Distinctive i^LMJLKTnTOTITIIffBfgMs^^ I Features of Luxurious
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        782 13 114 For Saie: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments \sur affordable dream home £2 Carlisle Court, an exclusive new 6 unit waikup in Carlisle Road 12 Quiet residential area, only minutes from Orchard Road, city centre and Newton MRT Z2 Freehold, 3-bedroom, split-level 111.5 sq. m. (1,200 sq ft)
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        717 13 APARTMENTS IN PEACH Garden' Swimming pool. 2,750 sq.ft. Freehold. *****22 ext. 247. BELLIAN *****89. D.12 Lockoho walk-up 3-bdrm, off Balestler Rd. 1,400 sq.ft. F'hold. $250,000. CASHEW PARK CONDO 904 sqJt F/hold. 2 bdrms. Fully alrcond. $268,000. Tel: *****85. DIST. 9, MT. ELIZABETH Twr., Blk. B. P/furn. 3,400 sq.ft Good location.
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        626 14 115 For SaU HUDC Apartments LAKESIDE APT. HIGH fir. 1530 sq.ft. Facing lake. $200,000 Springland: *****9/ *****3. 116 For Sale: HOB Apsrtments 5-RM: A.M.KIO 8k.401, 521. 539, 553, 648 $120,000 to $140,000; Bedok South 81k.55 67 $115,000 to $130,000; Bedok North 81k.98, 99, 120, 516 $128,000; Chal Chee 81k.33 $110,000;
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        763 14 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments BLK.2 DOVER ROAD 3-roomed improved. No renovation. $34,000 neg. *****42. BLK.3 HILLVIEW AVE., 3 rooms. With cabinets, wardrobes, etc. *****84 for lmmed. occupancy. CLEMENTI WEST 5-RM. Point Blk. 602, high fir, ceramic, alrcon. $145,000 neg. All CPF. *****17/8. DEPOT RD BLK. III pure 4-rm, high
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        559 14 117 Properties Wanted QUALIFIED BUYERS WITH cash req. HDB 3, 4, 5 rm. flats urgently. Owners, pis. call *****67/ 8. URGENTLY REQD. 3/ 4/ 5-Rm HDB Apts Any locality. Quick transaction. Pise call: *****64. 3-RM FLAT IN Clementi West Coast area wanted. Preferably renovated. Tel: *****69. No agts. 4/ 5-RM
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        459 14 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces f FREEHOLD FACTORY/OFFICE V COMPLEX FOR SALE 9 B? SHfIP :v :'^BH HPPPB> jttjH ib^m ■^■^mbWbMbbß'^^^^^^^bS^Stit Jm^bSS Comprises 2-storey administration building, 4-storey factory building, single-storey workshop, 2-storey office block and canteen. Total area: 27,074 sq. m. Located at junction of Hillview
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        164 14 TAGORE LANE, D/BTOREY Terrace factory cum office, fully alrcon turn. Ample parking facilities. Freehold for rent/ sale. Tel *****79/ *****22 70 CENTS GROUND Factories/ Warehses, height 32' for rent, 4200/ 5400/ 10,000/ 21,600 up to 60,000 sq.ft. Tel: *****59 RUBY INO. COMPLEX: 1776 sq.ft. Cheap rental/ sale. Suitable for office/
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        278 14 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces RUBY WAREHOUSING SERVICES PTE LTD SHORT TERM MONTHLY WAREHOUSE STORAGE BASED ON VOLUME (M3) OF GOODS FACILITIES: A fleet of forklifts to service Packing, re-sorting for shipment Monthly stock report Racks pallets stacking Please call: *****07 (Mr. Kwek/Mrs. Lim) For Sate/Lease e Ontralty located at No
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        474 14 119 Warehouse*/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Space)* Storage Spaces OFFICE SPACE CITY HOUSE (960/3,098/7,100 sq ft) CENTRAL BUILDING (7,03/1,004/2,227 sq ft) TANGUN SHOPPING CENTRE (2,196 sq ft) GOLDEN MILE COMPLEX (883/1,711/3,671/8,433 sq ft) KATONG SHOPPING CENTRE (441/1,259 sq ft) RETAIL SPACE CITY PLAZA (291 sq ft) GOLDEN MILE COMPLEX {194/280/721 sq
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        182 14 120 For Sale: Office Spaces CHIAT HONG BLDG, 3,584 sq.ft., whole fir. (windows), $285 p.s.f. Parkway Twr., 850-7,000 sq.ft. Sale/rent. Patron, *****15/8. OFFICE/SHOP, D15T.0719 Golden Mile Complex, Ist fir, $400 sq.ft. Good facing. $160,000 0.n.0. HillHomes, *****86/ *****93. PARKWAY BUILDERS' CENTRE (facing Parkway Parade) 775 sq.ft. to 38,340 sq.ft. sea
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        431 14 120 For Sal*: 120 For Salr. Office Spaces Office Spaces Henderson! 1 Industrial "TT% Flatted Factories |Jf||i|y Warehouses m Sm 1%. Terrace Factories JL fk^M Jim Showrooms N. J^^± Hendc-son J N. induslriil ifWw Centralised location with connecting routes to PSA, Jurong Port, Orchard Road, CBD and Changi Airport. Convenient
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        1438 15 121 For Rent: Office Space* OFFICE SPACE AT Aljunled area. Alrcon ti electricity Inclusive, |650. Tel: *****82. OPP. MANDARIN HOTEL, office rm, 180-300 sq.ft. Carpeted, wallpapered, PUB lncl. *****11. OUTSIDE CBO. 600 sq.ft. above. Atrcond. partitioned, carpeted k newly painted. *****77. PARKWAY BUILDERS' CENTRE facing Parkway Parade. 880 sq.ft. to
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        456 15 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces EVERTON REALtY PTE LTD Ofnfft Far East Plaaa 450 sq.ft. Mezzanine fir. Facing escalator. $2,000 p.S.I. Lucky Plata 1000 sq.ft. Mezzanine fir. Ideal for Jeweller. MOO p.s.f. AcUlphi 1350 sq.ft. Nearly completion. Mezzanine fir. Showrm/ display unit. Facing escalator. $850 p.s.f. Tanglin Shpg. Ctr. 1431
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        592 15 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces SHOP HOUSES FOR SALE/LEASE 42/42A and 44/44A Upper Serangoon Road A pair of two-storey intermediate shop houses, lot 514-42 and 514-43 Mukim 24 Freehold, located near Sennett Estate Land area 1,500 sq ft each or 139.4 sq metre Year of
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        884 15 135 Air Travel /ECONOMY Plus unwrpostcd profkimcy and rtliobiltty N«»» r°" tr9 **l call the true name m trc»el TRU TRAVEL (SMGAPORE) TA IM #02 45, International Plaza. Tel *****85. *****91. *****03 Telx RS ***** (SW) TRU ALSO RENTS CARS _J CALL JASONS *****77. Budget airfares Worldwide. 7 days Thailand
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        388 16 137 Tour* 137 Tours Economy Fare in Deluxe Hotels BY RAIL/BY COACH/BY AIR 5 Day* BnUif/PtiM|7CimfM Dep Every Mon $1 95 Gentlng Casino Hotel Penang Eastern A Oriental Hotel Cameron Strawberry Park Hotel j AH hotels with swimming pools 3 Oiyi 6litll| (By Air) Dep Daily $255/$279 3 Days GllMlf
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        262 16 NATIONAL DAY HARI RAYA HAJI Panang DeHght Raaort Package Incl. Meals St Sightseeing 3Days Air $399 Dep: 9/8,24/8 3D Air/Coach $309 Dep: 9/8,24/8 4D/4N Coach $209 Dep: 8/8,23/8 C«m«ron/G»nling/K.Lumpur Tour 3Days4Nlghts $129/$159 8/8,23/8 C»m»ron Highland* 2Oay*3NighU $99 Coach Dep. 9/8,24/8 Bpm $199 Coach/ Air Depart 9/8,24/8 Fraaafa Hill Marlin 2Days3Nighti
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        660 16 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education HOTEL AND TOURISM SCHOOL I y£3£X *LES ROCHES* mm fiOffF\ SWITZERLAND OFFERS A THREE-YEAR COMPLETE HOTEL MANAGEMENT COURSE IN ENGLISH. I COMMENCING IN JANUARY 1986. .Paid in-training period of 3 to 5 months each |> "year including meals and accommodation. I Free French and
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        271 16 147 Academic EXPERIENCED, QUALIFIED ft Reliable Tutors offer tuition for all levels, subjects dists. Reasonable charges. Improvement assured. *****46/ *****48/ *****37/ *****43/ *****45/ *****96 GOOD TUITION BY experienced English speaking Tutor in English, ELI, EL2, Literature for Sec./ adults. Linda *****58. EFFECTIVE TUITION. ALL subjects at your home. Success guaranteed.
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        910 16 148 Computer 148 Computer NCC/TMC Joint Diploma Is moderated by NCC The National Centre for Information Technology. Advantages of NCC Moderation Assurance that the course is up-to-date, complete and of an internationally accepted Standard The Awards NCC/TMC Joint Diploma in Computer Studies C G 747 (The Joint Diploma incorporates the
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        651 16 150 Commercial/ Technical bK^« Certificate course in: Fluency in English Stage 1 Remedial English Stage 2 Fluency in English Stage 3 Business English A fine opportunity to acquire fluency in written and spoken English in just 1 0 weeks! Part-time course commerces on 22 July 1985 For further details please
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        621 16 150 Commercial/ Technical Leading to LCCI I 9B6 Exam 0) Accounting Bookkeeping Shorthand Theory /Speed Typewriting Marketing Salesmanship Public Relations O Advertising English for Commerce Business Statistics Business Administration Economics Principles of Management Costings Business Computing Private Secretary's Certificate Commencing JULY For information, please call CUFFORO EDUCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE #06-3545
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        623 16 153 Driving HONG LEE DRIVING Instruction using new cars, fetch/ sent. Experienced teaching at Kampong übi, Queenstown, Toa Payoh, Jurong. *****70, (other days before Bam or after 10.30pm). Display pager: *****39. CHAMPION DRIVING SCHOOL. Test Queenstown, Toa Payoh, Kampong Übl. Fetch/ tend arrangeable. Tel: *****08. LAMBERTS DRIVING SCHOOL 10 Balmoral
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        37 16 T h e S t r a 1 t s T i m e s C A S S I F j I E j D 1 I 7 i 3 7 1 1 6 6 B>
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        716 17 APPOINTMENTS/NOHHi: CTAIITC DCRflAfti I Telefax tip: *****59 Rates: Box Service: «fIU SIAW I a noOUOOI 3^,^ Straits Times: 5J25.00 [*c. cm Collected: 5J5.00 Telex Servtee: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD I Tel: *****U ext 2724-7 2669 Sunday Times: 5525.62 psr. cm. Posted: SIIO.OO APPOINTMENTS gjp The RSAF' dedicated to excellence The
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        573 17 f EFFORT 1 HOLDINGS PTE LTD a well established and fast growing Company in the food industry invites applications from young and resourceful persons for the positions of (A) Sales Executive The successful candidate will be required to promote the sales of the Company's food products to institutions such as
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        678 17 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185, AND IN THE MATTER OP RAMON DEMM PRIVATE LIMITED (ta vduury HqaktottMi) MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of the above company, which is being voluntarily wound up are required on or before 16th August, 1985
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        476 17 A FEW WORDS ON EATING W£ELL ■HMMI~MIIIIM APPETISING DEUCIOUS EXCLUSIVE GREAT MARVELLOUS BLLATABLE SaCOCILENT TEMPTING WOW! Any of these words could very well describe what's dished out by our advertisers during The Straits Times Classifieds Food Festival a platter of very palatable ideas on eating out. And there's another word
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        146 18 APPOINTMENT N l^ydii"ll T■ 1 1 rT^n i i Msm?y m**~~*a& jPfl HT T*"®^-' I I I •I I 1 "™H 111 NOTICES SECURITIES SERVICES (H) SDN. BHD., Registrars for the following Companies:- j AJINOMOTO (MALAYSIA) BHD CARLSBERG BREWERY MALAYSIA BHD DAYAPI INDUSTRIES (M) BHD KUALA LUMPUR INDUSTRIES BHD KHONG
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        197 18 >OTHOR,r K y m X o ft TENDER NOTICE 1 Tenders are invited from established Public Relations Consultants, Design Companies and Advertising Companies to produce:--i) A leaflet showing the schematic layout of the Passenger Terminal; and ii) An Airport Information Brochure 2) A briefing for tenderers will be held on
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        826 18 NOTICES ABN Bank ALGEMENE BANK NEDERLAND N.V. (Incorporated in the Netherlands with limited liability) 1 CONVERTIBLE BOND ISSUE I ABN Bank announces the issue of Dfls. 400 million 5% I Convertible Bonds 1985 due 1991/1995 at par, with I preferential right for shareholders to subscribe for 1 i Bond of
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        363 18 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 SZECHUAN PALACE RESTAURANT PTE. LTD (to Voluntary UqakUtiM) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members Of SZECHUAN PALACE RESTAURANT PTE. LTD. duly convened and held at 6001, Beach Road, #14-01, Golden Mile Tower, Singapore 0719 on the 17th day of
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        665 18 T Singapore Airlines Limited invites tender for the supply and delivery of Description Documentation Fees I. INFLIGHT AMENITIES TEL. *****64 1.1 Jigsaw Puzzle TR 1311 $10.00 Closing Date: 20.08.85 2 INFLIGHT CATERING ITEMS TEL. *****55 2.1 Polystyrene Non-skid Traymat TR 1313 $30.00 Closing Date: 23.08.85 3 OFFICE EQUIPMENT TEL. *****54
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        707 18 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185, AND IN THE MATTER OF SRI UTAMA INVESTMENT PRIVATE LIMITED (la vKutvy tt,«l4*tk»> MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of the above company, which Is being voluntarily wound up are required on or before 16th August, 1985
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        696 19 NOTICE This is to inform that ALFRED CHOO HIAP WAH, I/C No. *****1 7/ A is no longer with our company as of 17th July, 1985. He is therefore not authorised to transact any business or collect any payments on behalf of the company. cunppinp II Superior Footwear OUIIvI lUI
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        128 19 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Ang Choo of No. 14, Joo Seng Rd #06-103 Singapore 1336 have applied for a Retail Liquor shop Licence in respect of premises at M/s: Sin Huat Heng Mini Mart, Blk 237, Serangoon Ave 3, #01-106 Singapore 1955 and that this application will
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        198 19 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Foo How Jin of Blk 345 Jurong East St 31 #01-19 Singapore 2260 have applied for a Retail Liquor Shop licence in respect of premises at M/S Sun Mum San Medical Hall Blk 345, Jurong East Street 31 #01-19 Singapore 2260 and that
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