The Straits Times, 8 August 1985

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    15 1 The Straits Times THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1985 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/85 Kstd. 1845
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    More cash for those who move
    679 1  -  ILENE ALESHIRE Easier re-housing rules for about 40,000 resettlement cases Compensation rates up by 30 per cent; MPs are delighted By I PEOPLE who make way for new development will now get more money from the Government m compensation and more choices m their
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    Lock icon 'Failure' police chief kills himself
    228 1 Poison candy case OTSU (Japan), Wed. A police chief committed suicide today by setting fire to himself, apparently because he had failed to catch Japan's candy blackmailers. Mr Yamamoto Shoji, 59, police chief of the Chiga district m central Japan, who retired today, went home
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    Lock icon HK team questions KL traders over BMF dealings
    176 1 HK team questions KL traders over BMF dealings Carrian case HONGKONG, Wed. In an unprecedented international move, Hongkong's anti-corrup-tion officers flew to Kuala Lumpur earlier this week to question prominent Malaysian businessmen on their past dealings with Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF) and the Carrian group. Informed sources said this arrangement
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    Malaysian teams eye Fandi
    97 1 MALAYSIAN state teams are keen to sign footballer Fandi Ahmad who arrived home yesterday from Holland. At least three state teams have made known their intentions to sign the former FC Groningen player who spent two years with the Dutch club. He is also expected to
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    Lock icon Castro under fire for that call
    153 1 BRASILIA, Wed. A call by Cuban leader Fidel Castro for Latin American nations to declare a moratorium or payments standstill on their foreign debts shows a double standard, a senior official here said yesterday. "Cuba has never been late with an interest payment or
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    Lock icon No radio, TV news as British journalists strike
    346 1 No radio, TV news as British journalists strike BBC External Services crippled for first time m 53 years LONDON, Wed. Britain's broadcast journalists plunged the country into a nationwide radio and television news blackout today m a 24--hour strike to protest against the government's role m banning a TV documentary
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    Music only on World Service
    151 1 SINGAPORE'S BBC World Service listeners who tuned m to listen to the news yesterday had to make do with only music instead. For 24 hours from 7 am yesterday listeners went without the usual fare of news bulletins and current affairs programmes. The stoppage was
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    Dr Hu: No NWC for execs in civil service, stat boards
    260 1 Dr Hu: No NWC for execs in civil service, stat boards THE Government has decided not to pay this year's NWC guidelines to management staff. This places them on the same footing as public sector workers who are union members and who had earlier volunteered not to claim NWC this
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    Ministers' pay should reflect hard times
    214 1 Chok Tong says they should sacrifice more than the people MINISTERS' salaries may be cut if the economy worsens and there is a need to trim the civil service pay structure, according to First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong. Mr Goh, m an
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    PM's N-Day message on TV
    73 1 THE Prime Minister's National Day message will be televised over Channel 5 at 8.25 tonight. The Mandarin version will be read by the Second Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, on Channel 8 at 7.35 pm while the Malay version will be read by
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    Lock icon Pluto's voice
    32 1 ZURICH, Wed. Moses Lamarr, who sang m Broadway musicals m the 1950s and was the dog Pluto's voice m the Walt Disney cartoons, has di«»d of a heart attack. AP
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      30 1 i Inside Sweep results on Page 12 Summary World News 3-6 Asean Causeway 9 Editorial 16 Background 17 Letters 18 Times Dollar 19-22 Classifieds 23-34 Racing 34 Sports 33, 35-37
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      28 1 *1 Wr Widow loses suit Madam Chong Show Chee vs stepchildren Page 15 Moscow and Teheran attack BBC Page 5 Editorial Page 16 The Fandi tug-of-war: Page 37
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      562 2 Grads' mixed feelings GRADUATES interviewed by The Straits Times appear to be willing to accept government jobs despite a proposal to cut their starting pay m the civil service. But all of them added that if they were hired by the civil service under such conditions that is, with
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      Comment
      342 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: •TV JOURNALISTS m Britain went on a one-day strike yesterday to protest against the decision of the Board of Governors of the British Broadcasting Corporation to withhold the showing of a film of men known to be responsible for the violence m Northern Ireland. It
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      Forum
      144 2 ALL ON THE SAME SIDE RECESSION is like an ailment, and those affected, patients. There are patients who actively seek ways and means to get well and there are those who merely moan and groan, wring their hands and blame the microbes. A reader says Singaporeans are the first
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      Timesdollar
      123 2 OCBC IN SHOCK CUT OF PRIME LENDING RATE OVERSEA-Chinese Banking Corporation, which already offers the lowest prime lending rate m the market, cut 1/2 point off its prime yesterday and caught all the other banks on the hop. Bank dealers and even money-market brokers were caught completely by surprise.
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      404 2 Second strike AMERICA'S Major League baseball players, who earn an average of U*****,000 ($792,000) a year, went on strike on Tuesday night m a dispute over salaries and pensions. The strike which all involved say they do not want is the second m the past five seasons for the
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      Around the world
      524 2 Canberra softens line AUSTRALIA'S Foreign Minister Bill Hayden has suddenly changed Australia's approach to South Africa by softening it to one of "constructive contact". Even senior government officials said they were surprised at the switch. Ten days ago, the government instructed Australia's representatives at the United Nations
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      Around Asean...and Across the Causeway
      213 2 Around Asean...and Across the Causeway Call to spur trade THE THAI economy will spiral into deep recession unless the government takes measures to spur trade and business activities, the Bangkok Bank has warned. Thailand's trade and investment m the first six months of this year showed no improvement over 1984,
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      Section Two
      461 2 Brussels fare BRUSSELS officially made it to the head of the gastronomic class m 1972 when one of its restaurants, Villa Lorraine, became the first restaurant outside France to earn the prestigious Michelin three-star rating. Today, Brussels can boast of more stars than any city except Paris. But
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  • around the WORLD
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      Lock icon Gang rape: China axes party officials
      262 3 They tried to cover up for guilty sons BEIJING, Wed. A number of high-ranking Chinese Communist Party officials have been expelled and dismissed from their posts for covering up for' sons who gang-raped and molested 139 women over four years, the People's Daily reported
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      Lock icon Dishes that hide a fortune in heroin
      206 3 Dishes that hide a fortune in heroin THIS is one of 61 dinner plates that were seized at Sydney Airport on Aug 3 from two Hongkong women who were alleged to have used them to smuggle more than US$7 million (5515.4 million) worth of heroin into Australia. The plates were
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      Lock icon Fishermen join war against drug trafficking
      234 3 PERTH, Wed. A big group of fishermen m Western Australia have agreed to form a massive intelligence network to combat drug trafficking along their part of the coast. Under the scheme, the fishermen at Geraldton, 420 km north of Perth, will become the eyes
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      Lock icon San Yu is No. 2 after Ne Win
      258 3 RANGOON, Wed. President San Yu has been elected to the newlycreated post of vice-chair-man of the ruling Burmese Socialist Programme Party, the state radio announced today. The appointment is seen as a step up for Mr San Yu, 67, who would take
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      Lock icon S. Pacific Forum yes to N-free zone pact
      293 3 RARGTONGA (Cook Islands), Wed. The 13----nation South Pacific Forum yesterday adopted a treaty declaring a nuclear-free zone covering most of the Pacific Ocean south of the Equator. The agreement bans ownership, use, stationing or testing of nuclear devices and the dumping of
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      Lock icon Sympathy strike hits Aussie ports
      105 3 SYDNEY, Wed. Shipping around Australia was at a standstill today because of a national waterfront strike called m support of a meatworkers' dispute. The dispute also spread temporarily to the transport industry, and no government-owneda i rcraft was serviced. The Waterside Workers' Federation and other
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      Lock icon Typhoon death toll in China now 177
      220 3 Typhoon death toll in China now 177 BEIJING, Wed. A typhoon that swept Shanghai and Zhejiang province on July 30 killed 177 people, injured 1,400 and caused much damage. It wrecked 20,000 homes, damaged or sank 1,400 boats and destroyed 30,000 hectares of crops, the government said today. It was
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      Lock icon Black Muslims in Afghan war: Report
      182 3 Black Muslims in Afghan war: Report LONDON, Wed. Black Muslims from the United States, including former marines, are fighting m Afghanistan alongside guerillas trying to overthrow the Soviet-backed government m Kabul, the Daily Telegraph reported on Monday. The newspaper, m a report from Afghanistan's embattled Logar province, quoted a Black
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      Lock icon Australia softens line on S. Africa
      338 4 Canberra now wants 'positive dialogue' CANBERRA, Wed. FOREIGN Minister Bill Hayden yesterday suddenly changed Australia's approach to South Africa by softening it to one of "constructive contact". Even senior government officials said they were surprised at the switch. Ten days ago, the government instructed
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      Lock icon Tutu the peacemaker again saves the day
      228 4 JOHANNESBURG, Wed. For the third time m three weeks, Bishop Desmond Tutu has faced down gun-toting policemen and angry mourners and defused confrontations that have threatened to end m bloodshed. In Daveyton township yesterday, the Black Anglican Bishop from Johannesburg strode up to
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      Lock icon Syria trying to take shine out of the summit
      215 4 CASABLANCA. Wed. Arab leaders have gathered m Morocco for a summit conference amid reports that Syria might try to divert attention from today's meeting by winning the release of eight Westerners held hostage m Lebanon. Syria, Algeria, Lebanon and South Yemen
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      Lock icon Sudan troops kill 149 rebels
      120 4 KHARTOUM, Wed. Sudanese troops have recaptured the town of Gimmeiza from rebel forces m south Sudan and have destroyed a camp, killing 149 rebel soldiers, the official Sudan news agency Suna reported. The agency said government units cleared rebel ambushes at Gimmeiza, on the Nile
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      Lock icon Explosions at 2 embassies
      58 4 BEIRUT, Wed. The Saudi Arabian and Moroccan embassies m West Beirut were slightly damaged by dynamite explosions yesterday, but only one casualty was reported. A young girl was wounded, a wall slightly damaged and a tree uprooted m the blast at the abandoned Saudi mission m
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      Lock icon Gemayel is isolated
      56 4 CHTAURA, Wed. President Amin Gemayel's Muslim enemies formed the Syrianbacked National Alliance Front yesterday aimed at wresting an equal share of government power from the Christians m an attempt to end Lebanon's civil war. The emergence of the alliance further isolated Mr Gemayel, 43, who is already
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      Lock icon Egyptian court orders cleric's release
      206 4 Egyptian court orders cleric's release CAIRO, Wed. A state security court has ruled m favour of freeing a Muslim cleric campaigning for Islamic law m Egypt after a one-day hearing during which President Hosni Mubarak and his Interior Minister were sharply criticised. After the verdict yesterday, Sheikh Hafez Sala* ma,
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        Lock icon Intruder shot dead
        73 4 AN ARMED man was shot dead by guards m Harare yesterday after apparently trying to enter the office of Zimbabwe Prime Minister Robert Mugabe. The man, a Black m his 20s, had approached a metal security screen protecting the Prime Minister's office m the Munhumutapa Building m
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        Lock icon Battle to save whales
        84 4 HUNDREDS OF whales which came ashore on New Zealand's Great Barrier Island, near Auckland, were driven back to sea yesterday by the island's inhabitants. About a quarter of the nearly 300 pilot whales died on the beach, but residents kept the rest away from shore after
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        Lock icon 115 hurt in collision
        53 4 AT LEAST 115 people were injured, 18 seriously, when a trailer and a six-coach train collided yesterday m the southern Japanese city of Fukuoka. About 1,000 passengers were thrown from their seats when the first two coaches derailed and the trailer became trapped between the coaches,
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        Lock icon Anti-guerilla measure
        83 4 AN AUXILIARY force of 10,000 men is being set up m Sri Lanka to help the armed forces fight Tamil separatist guerillas. President Junius Jayewardene said yesterday the government would continue to train the armed forces to face any eventuality if separatists refused to agree to a political
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        Lock icon Key post for ex-envoy
        76 4 ALEXANDER YAKOVLEV, 61, a former ambassador to Canada and a close associate of Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, has been given the key post of Head of Propaganda on the central committee of the Soviet Communist Party, his secretary at the Propaganda Department said yesterday. He succeeds
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      Mother loses tight for baby
      363 5 LONDON, Wednesday Child suffered drug withdrawal symptoms at birth A WOMAN who continued to take drugs while she was pregnant and gave birth to a baby suffering drug addiction lost her court battle last Friday to keep her girl, now aged 20 weeks. Berkshire County
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      Borg may go to court over tennis ball row
      189 5  -  ROY CARSON By I Stockholm Reporter STOCKHOLM, Wed. Five-times Wimbledon champion Bjorn Borg is threatening to sue for substantial damages because of a tennis ball. The Swedish tennis player's uncharacteristic anger has been aroused by the use of a "Borg" tennis
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      Summer storms rage across central and southern Europe
      256 5 INNSBRUCK, Wed. The Brenner Pass, one of Europe's trunk roads, was closed by landslides and dozens of climbers were stranded on the Swiss Alps after summer storms lashed the mountains of central Europe. In the south, hundreds of holidaymakers on France's Mediterranean
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      Moscow and Teheran attack BBC
      239 5 Moscow and Teheran attack BBC LONDON, Wed. Moscow and Teheran yesterday added to international criticism of the British Broadcasting Corporation. In the latest round of attacks from abroad on the way the BBC bowed to the government m dropping a controversial documentary that features two extremist Northern Ireland politicians, Moscow
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      Lock icon Mafia hunter gunned down
      73 5 PALERMO (Sicily), Wed. Mafia gunmen assassinated a leading Sicilian mafia hunter and his bodyguard as they left his home yesterday, opening fire with automatic weapons before the pair could get into an armour-plated car, police said. Police identified the victim as Mr Antonino Cassara, 38, the
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      New US drive to recover student loans
      257 6  -  LI AK TENG KIAT By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON, Wed. The Education Department which earlier this year sent federal prosecutors after some Americans who had failed to repay student loans has opened a new front m its war against defaulters. It has now told
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      Guyana leader dies
      278 6 GEORGETOWN, Wed. GUYANA'S ruler for the past two decades, President Forbes Burnham, died suddenly here yesterday during an apparently minor throat operation. He was 62. Impoverished Guyana faced an uncertain future after the death of the leftist president, who led the country to independence from Britain m
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      Lock icon Science reaps shuttle reward
      421 6 LOS ANGELES, Wednesday But engine mishap may hold up Discovery's flight SPACE shuttle Challenger returned safely to Earth yesterday from what a top United States official called "the most important scientific mission ever" despite an engine shutdown on liftoff and other early mishaps. After the craft
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      Lock icon Troubled Bolivia gets new leader
      208 6 Troubled Bolivia gets new leader LA PAZ, Wed. Centrist Victor Paz Estenssoro takes over the presidency of Bolivia today, inheriting a major economic crisis m a country with a history of military coups and labour unrest. Mr Paz Estenssoro, 77, begins his fourth term as President with inflation at a
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      Lock icon Strike at UN hq
      58 6 NEW YORK, Wed. International diplomacy grew a little messier yesterday after a strike by employees of a private maintenance company that cleans the United Nations headquarters. The walkout, over a grievance against the company by one of its staff, left waste paper baskets and dustbins overflowing
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      Lock icon Divorce suit
      29 6 LOS ANGELES. Wed. Film director William Friedkin, 45, yesterday filed for divorce from British actress LesleyAnne Down and asked for sole custody of their two-year-old son. Reuter
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      Lock icon Former Nazis in Latin America under probe
      283 6 Former Nazis in Latin America under probe BONN, Wed. Ageing Nazis m Latin America are coming under scrutiny after disclosures that war criminal Josef Mengele lived there m security for 30 years, according to a West German journal. Latin America Report, published m Munich, said Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay and
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      Lock icon Brother 'hooked' Walker with money
      138 6 Brother 'hooked' Walker with money WASHINGTON, Wed. Wed. Retired United States Navy Lt-Cdr Arthur Walker was "hooked" into spying for the Soviet Union by his own brother, who began paying him large sums for unclassified information, a court m Norfolk, Virginia, was told yesterday. Federal Bureau of Investigation special agent
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      Lock icon Demand falls
      30 6 NEW YORK, Wed. The market for European impressionist art is falling while the demand for German expressionists is rising, according to a survey of world art auctions. UPI
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Call for Asean talks against trade curbs
      178 7 BANGKOK, Wed. Former Thai Prime Minister Kukrit Pramoj has proposed an Asean summit to forge a united stand against protectionism by industrialised countries, the Bangkok Post said today. The newspaper quoted Mr Kukrit as saying Asean could not remain idle as its development
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      Lock icon 60 homes razed in Jakarta
      83 7 JAKARTA, Wed. A fire razed about 60 houses m the crowded commercial district of Jakarta today, but officials said only four people were slightly injured. Firemen took three hours to bring the fire under control. Although the cause of the fire is not known, police
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      Lock icon Reform council that needs reform
      120 7 BANGKOK, Wed. After battling for five years, Thailand's Infamous bureaucratic problems have conquered their worst enemy the government's National Bureacratic Reform Council. A senior official said today the council needed a major personnel change and reorganisation to combat red tape. "The council won't be dissolved."
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      Marcos party split over snap polls
      386 7  -  ABBY TAN By Manila Reporter MANILA, Wed. Deputy Prime Minister Jose Rono today admitted there was a split within the ruling New Society Party on whether to call for snap presidential and legislative elections. "There are many m the KBL (Filipino acronym for the
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      Lock icon 'Market will remain bearish'
      98 7 The bank said that m the second half of 1985, "the market will remain bearish and, despite signs of good crops for the 1985--86 season, price competition m the world market will remain strong and a slight drop m local interest rates will prove too small
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      Thai economy on the skids
      352 7 BANGKOK, Wednesday Bank warns of 'unbreakable' recession THE Thai economy will spiral into a deep recession unless the government takes measures to spur trade and business activities, the Bangkok Bank has warned. The bank's monthly report shows Thailand's trade and investment m the first six
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      One-day trip to Chiangmai by SIA
      181 7  - One-day trip to Chiangmai by SIA NANCY CHNG By I Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Wed. Singapore Airlines will make aviation history m the northern Thai city of Chiangmai when one of its 747 jumbo jets arrives on a one-day charter from Singapore on Friday. SIA s Station Manager here, Mr Jimmy
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      Dancing for blessing
      39 7 BANTENG Square,- a Jakarta city bus terminal for years, was inaugurated on Monday by Governor Suprapto as a new recreation park. Picture shows a troupe performing a traditional Betawi dance asking God's blessing for the park.
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      Lock icon Indonesian group queries cement deal
      264 7 Indonesian group queries cement deal JAKARTA, Wednesday EIGHT members of the dissident Group of 50 have asked Parliament to question the government on its purchase last month of a 35 per cent share m the country's largest private cement company owned by business tycoon Liem Sioe Liong. In a letter
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      Lock icon Jail's the cost of a tiff
      133 7 JAKARTA, Wed. A bank clerk who allegedly stole 24 million rupiahs (S$48,000) lost the money m an airport baggage mix-up, and ended up m jail after a row with relatives whom he accused of taking the money, the Jakarta Post said today. The man
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      143 7 hiacrovitamins If you need to supplement your diet, take the Macro range of vitamins. There's Macro B which helps convert carbohydrates into glucose from which your body produces energy. Macro C (buffered with Calcium Ascorbate) helps m the healing of wounds, aids iron absorption and builds the body's resistance to
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Trip back into time to retrace the Malay odyssey
      337 9 Trip back into time to retrace the Malay odyssey COLOMBO, Wed. A linguistic and literary movement, Gapena, is making attempts to retrace the footsteps of the Malay forefathers who crossed the Pacific and Indian Oceans. Its president, Prof Datuk Ismail Hussein, told the just-ended Malay World Symposium '85 here that
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      Printing the ringgit
      56 9 JOHOR BAKU, Wed. The government is looking into the possibility of printing Malaysian currency locally, Deputy Finance Minister Datuk Sat> baruddin Chik said today. Studies were being conducted on the possibility of Bank Negara printing the money, he said here. Coins are now minted locally while the
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      Lock icon Outcome of objection to be known on Aug 28
      392 9 sadjflsajflkjsf KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia's High Court will decide on Aug 28 whether to uphold an objection to a writ challenging the appointment of Sabah 's Chief Minister, the court announced here today. The writ was filed by Tun Datu Mustapha
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      Lock icon Beauty line-up for Miss Wonderland
      80 9 FIVE of these beauties will represent Malaysia at the Miss Wonderland Beauty Pageant 1986 to be held m Tokyo early next year. The Okora Group of companies, organiser of the pageant, has spent more than $300,000, excluding the prizes, for the Malaysian selection. The winner
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      Lock icon Ministry sets up panel on Aids
      97 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaysian Health Ministry has set up a committee on Aids (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome). Deputy Health Minister Datuk K. I 'at h man aban said yesterday the committee is under the chairmanship of the Director of Health Services, Datuk Dr
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      Lock icon Front leaders are 'servants of parties'
      320 9 Dr M: Do not give importance only to your own positions BUKIT MERTAJAM, Wed. Leaders of the Barisan National (National Front) are servants of their parties, and this should not be forgotten, Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday. The Prime Minister said this
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      Parade people
      117 10 Interviews by MICHAEL LIM and GILLIAN POW CHONG Pictures by WAN SENG YIP, YAP YEW PIANG and AZIZ HUSSIN OKAY, everybody, the show is about to start. They are going to be out there on that stadium pitch, as ready as they will ever be to give it
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      You won't see Zee, but...
      148 10 You won't see Zee, but... ACTUALLY, you won't see Lieutenant-Colonel Zee Chee Kiong, 41, In the National Day parade. That's because he's one of more than 18,000 people working behind the scenes to make sure the show goes without a hitch. Lt-Col Zee's Job Is to make sure the 31,966
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      Coconuts, umbrellas and lots of fun
      144 10 THIS is going to be the first time that Lin Benwei, 12, will wear a Malay-style baju and dance before thousands of people. He's part of Clemen ti Town Secondary School's umbrella and coconuts dance troupe. His only regret is that his parents will
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      One day more, Tracy
      137 10 TOMORROW can't come quickly enough for Tracy Zaidar Richards, the youngest participant m the National Day Parade. The bubbly, talkative eight-year-old will be among 54 Opera Estate Primary School pupils waving flags and cheering duriag the cultural pageant "I must learn to walk m a straight
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      Chan gives the orders
      221 10 HE'S drinking honey these days. A lot of it. Lieutenant-Colonel Chan Seek Sung hopes it will help keep his voice m top form for his role m the parade. As parade commander, he's m charge of the 67 contingents and Guard of Honour on parade. He'll
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      Eye on the dragon, hands on the drum
      194 10 "IT'S the technique that counts," says construction worker Ng Kum Keong, 22. But spectators will be forgiven if the subtleties of technique escape them when 89 prancing lions, three brilliantly-coloured dragons and scores of flag-waving pugilists come charging onto the National Stadium
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      N-Day parade guide
      54 10 N-Day parade guide WANT to know when to be at the stadium, where to park, how to get there by bus, or where to watch the marching contingents m the National Day parade? Tomorrow's Straits Times wilJ give you all this information and a lot more to help you plan
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      Civil service still attractive to grads
      542 11  -  KONG SOOK CHIN By and VALERIE LEE But many say they won't stay long if starting salaries are cut GRADUATES interviewed by The Straits Times appear to be willing to accept goveminent jobs despite a proposal to cut their starting pay m the civil
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      Call to review pay system
      272 11 AN NTUC official has suggested that unions review the existing pay system with employers to enable firms to respond more effectively to changes m business and economic conditions. Calling for discussions on the issue, the NTUC spokesman on industrial affairs, Mr Lim Boon Heng, told
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      CPF will be always ready to pay up pledge
      242 11 CPF will be always ready to pay up pledge FINANCE Minister Richard Hu has explained why the Central Provident Fund will always be able to repay its depositors. In the first place, the fund does not rely on money from outside. It is self-financing. In addition, the Government, the main
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      Singapore 'ready' for any upturn in world economy
      100 11 SINGAPORE'S economy is basically sound and the country will be ready to take full advantage of any upturn m the world economy and new opportunities m the region, said the Senior Parliamentary Secretary (National Development), Mr Lee Yiok Seng. Mr Lee, who
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      Fortune-telling's for the birds
      307 11  -  RAYMOND SANTHASEELAN By TWO little birds told me my fortune yesterday. One was Manl, the latest attraction at the Jurong Bird Park. The other belonged to a more traditional sidewalk fortune-teller. Manl, the Alexandrine parakeet at the park predicted: "Plans are laid for a forthcoming social
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      *****73 wins first prize in Sweep
      272 12 *****73 wins first prize in Sweep TICKET No. *****73 won the first prize of $1,000,000 m the Singapore Sweep (Draw No. 8/85) drawn last night. The lull results: Ist prize ($1,000,000): *****73 2nd prize ($400,000): *****26 3rd prize ($200,000): *****15 4th prize ($100,000): *****54 sth prize ($50,000): *****37 5 Jackpot
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      $800 fine for hitting relative
      75 12 $800 fine for hitting relative A MAN was yesterday fined $800 for hitting a relative with a bottle on Tuesday. Lee Kirn Soon, 33, of Block 471, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10, had approached his brother-in-law, Mr Lim Chin Seng, who was arguing with his (Mr Lim's) wife, and hit
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      Members of the review committee
      108 12 Members of the review committee Mr Lee Yiok Seng (Chairman) Mr Teo Chong Tee Dr Lee Boon Yang Mr Ng Kah Ting Mr Tang See Chim Dr Koh Lip Lin Mr Heng Chiang Meng Mr Yatiman Yusof Dr Ngiam Tong Tau Mr Tham Yew Fang Mrs Teo Hwee Choo Mr
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      Highlights of the major changes
      331 12 Types of benefits Before Now Cash grants to $19,500 for each $26,000 for each farm farmers farm licence m first licence to all resettled time clearance and farmers $26,000 for those OR under second Rental concession for clearance shops/workshops allocated to farmers for 5 years
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      How farmers try to cheat Govt
      439 12 Yiok Seng tells of inflated resettlement claims A FARMER, due to be resettled to make way for new development, put m a large claim for compensation, saying that he had been farming for 40 years. But when the review committee checked his farm, they
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      Firm collected and sent out messages without licence
      233 12 Firm collected and sent out messages without licence A MANAGEMENT services company has admitted it provided, without licence, a message-transmitting service that was quicker and cheaper than telex, courier and mail services. And for violating the Telecommunication Authority of Singapore Act, VTRS Management Services Pte Ltd was fined $1,5 M
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      Going Gila with the gang
      163 12 IF YOU had gone siklt gila (a little mad) at the Tropical Inn m Johor Baru yesterday, no one would have picked on you. If anything, they would probably have joined you. The ©ecassion was the Jade Fantasy Comics Art Show 85 held yesterday and
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      45 from Monitor accept SPH offer
      132 12 45 from Monitor accept SPH offer FORTY-FIVE former employees of the defunct Singapore Monitor have accepted jobs m the Singapore Press Holdings. They included 17 journalists who are being redeployed m The Straits Times Press, Lian He Bao and Business Times. Six other employees had turned down offers for redeployment
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      Guard stole from store
      61 12 A SECURITY officer with Metro Far East, m Scotts Road, was yesterday jailed for a day and fined $2,000 after he admitted stealing a $14 chain at the store on Tuesday. Hassan bin Buang, 22, was caught by the store's senior security officer, Mr Seah Kee
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      7th Moon Festival auctioneers urged to use Mandarin
      257 12 WITH the coming Seventh Moon Festival, which begins on Aug 16, there will be the various auctioning of "good luck" items. This year, the auctioneers have once again been urged to call for bids m Mandarin instead of using dialects. Mr Ho
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      Haig due here tomorrow on visit
      130 12 Haig due here tomorrow on visit FORMER American Secretary of State Alexander Haig arrives tomorrow on a three-day visit. Gen Haig, who was Secretary of State during the first 17 months of the Reagan administration, will call on Foreign Affairs Minister S. Dhanabalan on Saturday, after which he will attend
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      Malaysians study Singapore strata title procedures
      286 13 MALAYSIAN officials hope to use Singapore's procedures on strata title to develop their own system. Members from Malaysia's Land Surveyors Board spent yesterday meeting Singapore officials and becoming familiar with the way the Survey Department, the Registry of Land Titles and Deeds, and the
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      WP gets its rally permit
      44 13 THE Workers' Party has been granted permission to hold a rally on Aug 24 to commemorate National Day. The venue has not been finalised. The party will hold its National Day jogathon on Sunday morning m Jalan Bukit Merah.
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      Growing need for ready ear in schools
      214 13 Growing need for ready ear in schools AN EFFECTIVE counselling service m schools will become more critical m future. With the growing social pressures m city life, pupils are more likely to need help and a friendly ear, and getting the right teachers for the job will then be more
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      Man in death fall
      59 13 A MACHINE operator fell to his death from a block of flats m Jalan Bukit Merah at about 1.15 pm on Tuesday. Mr Neo Keng Tek, 26, is thought to have fallen from the 12th storey of Block 110, where some of his clothes were found
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      Victoria plans straight Als class
      334 13  -  JUNE TAN By VICTORIA School may set up a separate class for promising pupils with the potential to score straight Als m the GCE O levels. Grooming of bright boys is now done informally under a scheme launched by the School Executive Committee last year.
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      22 gases, chemicals put under licence
      146 13 22 gases, chemicals put under licence THE government has placed 22 industrial gases and chemicals under the control of the Poisons Act. From today dealers m these toxic industrial gases and chemicals will have to obtain a licence from the Ministry of Health for the Import, storage and sale of
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      Sek's mother admits she neglected him as a child
      276 13 Sek's mother admits she neglected him as a child Andrew Road^ triple-murder W trial M: THE mother of Sek Kirn Wah said m the High Court yesterday that sne had neglected to provide proper guidance to her son m his youth. Housewife Madam Hoh Mooi Chai, 43, added that she
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      Thieves take $54,000 in two break-ins
      181 13 Thieves take $54,000 in two break-ins TWO families lost $54,000 m cash and jewellery m break-ins on Tuesday. Hotel boilerman Tan Juan Chew, 44, and his family left their flat m Oxley Road for dinner at 6.30 pm. They returned at 11 pm to find a window grille cut open
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      Two Savewell branches forced to close
      323 14 THREE creditors of Savewell Supermarket on Monday executed their writs of seizure and sale to close two of its 12 branches. The two Savewell branches m Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 and 10 were closed from that day and goods and property on the
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      19 other outlets for joint venture
      448 14  -  ANTHONY HOE The Emporium Holdings-QAF deal By THE Emporium Holdings-QAF Ltd jointventure company, which will own and manage seven of Emporium Holdings' supermarkets, will buy over Emporium's other 19 supermarket sections. Mr Eddie Ec, the Managing Director of Ben Foods (S) Pte Ltd, a
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      Havelock residents complain of weevils
      354 14  -  FOX JUN EE By WEEVILS have been literally getting into the hair of residents of Block 29, Havelock Road, m the past two months. The flying weevils come from an Overseas Union Bank rice warehouse, a stone's throw from the block. The warehouse was last
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      Malaysian health team here on study mission
      142 14 Malaysian health team here on study mission MALAYSIAN health officials are here to find oat how Singapore is kept clean. The officials, Dr Wong Mcc IJan, Senior Medical Officer of Health, and Mr Henry Herrera, Senior Health Inspector 11, both from the Malaysian Ministry of Health, are on a six-day
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      Seminar on India's offshore industry
      166 14 A SEMINAR on Business Opportunities m India's Offshore and Related Industries wil.' be held today at the Oberoi Imperial Hotel. Jointly organised by the Trade Development Board and the Indian High Commission, it will feature three high-ranking Indian officials as speaker s. Mr Abid Hussain,
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      Special show at Jurong Bird Park
      70 14 NATIONAL Day will be celebrated at Jurong Bird Park with a special bird show at the amphitheatre m three sessions beginning at 10.30 am, 1.30 pm and 3.30 pm. Big John the Cockatoo will hoist the national flag to start the show. There will
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      SBC puts off Chinese drama plan again
      176 14 SBC puts off Chinese drama plan again THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation has, once more, delayed its plan to produce five hours of Chinese television drama weekly. It had intended to increase its Chinese drama output from the present four hours to five a week when the new 30-part serial, Takeover,
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      China Silk fashion shows a big hit
      136 14 China Silk fashion shows a big hit MORE than 15,000 people visited the China Silk Fashion Show at the nineday Trade and Industry Fair which ended last Sunday. There were a total of 20 shows featuring 11 models from Shanghai which drew capacity crowds. The fair, organised by the Singapore
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      Widow's suit is dismissed
      421 15 Her case is hopeless m all respects, says judge A 67- YEAR-OLD widow yesterday lost her suit against her three children and five stepchildren for recovery of half her husband's estate which she was originally entitled to. Mr Justice Sinnathuray described Madam Chong Show Chee's case
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      Blood grouping at 2 CCs on Sunday
      101 15 THE Singapore Civil Defence Force will conduct blood grouping exercises at Jalan Besar and Aljunied community centres on Sunday. The Parliamentary Secretary (Finance and Home Affairs) and MP for Jalan Besar, Dr Lee Boon Yang, will attend the exercise at the Jalan Besar
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      Brickworks road run
      48 15 tROAD run on Sunday will held as part of the 20th tional Day celebrations by Brickworks community centre youth group and Brickworks constituency sports club. Runners m three sections will be flagged off by Dr Ahmad Mattar, Minister for the Environment and MP for Brickworks.
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      Plan for more share-a-cab services
      228 15 Plan for more share-a-cab services COMFORT plans to introduce more share-a-cab services m an effort to help its cabbies compete with air-conditioned bus services. Three routes are being considered from Sunset Avenue/Pandan Valley, Bedok and Boon Lay to the Central Business District, said the co-opera-tive's publication, Comfort News. Comfort to
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      Boyd's works
      41 15 PAINTINGS by the Australian artist, Arthur Boyd, will be exhibited at the Australian High Commission m Napier Road from Aug 14 to 23. Australia's High Commissioner, Mr WP J Handmer, will open the exhibition at 6 pm on Tuesday.
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      Teenagers 'not robust' enough
      158 15 SINGAPOREAN teenagers are as fit but not as robust as their peers m Australia and the West, according to Dr Ken Hawkins, an Australian physical education specialist. He said: "Teenagers here generally lack leg and arm strength. They don't do enough hanging, swinging and other gymnastics-type
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      Professionals: The main helpers
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      Being a dad helps him in social work
      351 15  -  STELLA DANKER By TELECOMS principal superintendent Robert Adolphus White, 54, has a demanding job and five children. But he thinks it was not too much of an effort to have spent 14 years as a volunteer probation officer. He had always done
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      Halal dishes from New Zealand
      166 15 Halal dishes from New Zealand HALAL lamb satay, already skewered and complete with sauce, as well as burgers, dumplings and meatballs all made from halal-processed meat imported from New Zealand are now available m Singapore. The meat, pre-seasoned and ready for cooking, is prepared through a specially developed freezing method
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      10 14 India likely to slop sending oil for refining: Page IS
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      141 15 It says a lot about a Rolex. It says a lot about a jeweller who sells them. It takes fifteen /^(IBSJSHeSS^ bility f an ter daily Certified. W^J^MF jeweller is no ordiFifteen days of r nary jeweller, exhaustive testing by Rolex select any an unbiased, indepen- new outlet for thendent
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    The Straits Times says No platform for violence
    491 16 The Straits Times says No platform for violence THE decision of the Board of Governors of the British Broadcasting Corporation to withhold the showing of a programme featuring Martin McGuinness deserves support. Although an elected Sinn Fein Ulster Assembly member, he is also reputed to be Chief of Staff of
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    US workers gaining in job-rights battle
    1199 16 New laws give employees better protection at work A revolution m employee rights is m the making m the United States because of declining union membership. Major changes m employment practices are taking place m America m response to pressure for better protection and
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    Asian values and the case of the 'one-legged hero'
    982 16  -  WANG SHIZE OPINION By' This article, headlined Be not a one-leg-ged hero, was published m Lianhe Zaobao on July 31. MR CHIAM See Tong's address to the National University of Singapore students last month, m which he once again rejected Asian
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    Percantage of non-farm workers organised in the United States
    9 16 Percantage of non-farm workers organised in the United States
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      Citicorp leaves Bank of America trailing
      693 17 Race to become America's top bank NEW YORK As recently as 1982, the two biggest banks m the United States were running neck and neck. California's Bank of America and New York's Citicorp looked set to sweep across deregulating America. But one is succeeding
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      Parting of the ways
      14 17 Sources Company reports. Salomon Brothers 'First half at annual rate
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      Lock icon Burnham: A soft-spoken man with reputation for toughness
      772 17 GEORGETOWN (Guyana) PRESIDENT Forbes Burnham of Guyana, who died on Tuesday, was the longest-serving political leader m the Englishspeaking Caribbean, but faced discontent m recent years as economic problems mounted. Desperately poor, with an annual per capita income of only US$7OO (551,540),
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      Reminiscence of a hawker-stall balloting ceremony
      679 17 NEW TOWN ZERO growth or no zero growth for the economy, Life goes on for Madam Lam Kah Lee, a Hougang food hawker. She still gets her share of business, more attractive, In fact, than when she was operating a stall In a squatter
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      308 17 Photography's a breeze with MINOLTA'S new AF-E cameras S,l SEt —^l. tm^ iliSr^^^ AF-E Quartz The all-new Minolta AF-E and AF-E Quartz set the pace for the new generation of fully automatic cameras. It virtually frees you from all the common mistakes that go with 35mm photography. Now, even novices
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      47 17 T The Journeyer In this dazzling account of twenty years of wandering, Marco Polo meets all manner of people and every kind of danger. Splendid wild landscapes, exotic sexuality, conspiracies, battles, and dreadful torturings there is beauty and danger at every step. 111 Times I IHJ Distributor
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    • Letter
      Dog problem rears its ugly head again
      271 18 Dog problem rears its ugly head again I HAVE been compelled to write once again about dogs wandering m St. Helier's Avenue, where I live. The last time I wrote (ST, June 11), it was to complain about some owners m our area letting their dogs wander on the road.
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        Long-term parking
        63 18 WE refer to the letter "Lower fee on Sundays" by Ms Anna-Marie Plunkett (ST, July 20), who requested long-term parking facilities at Mantime Square. These facilities are available at the World Trade Centre multi-storey car park. The rate is $3 per entry between 7 am and 5 pm
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      PUB should pay interest
      67 18 THE Public Utilities Board has announced that it is freezing its tariffs for three months. Could it also consider paying interest on the compulsory deposits it holds from subscribers? On top of this, we have to pay 10 per cent tax on all amounts above $80.
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      Let small vans carry passengers too
      131 18 I WOULD like to appeal to the Registry of Vehicles to allow those who own small vans to make full use of the vehicles. They are now not allowed to carry any passengers m the rear. There are good reasons why they should be
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      Singaporeans will fight for economic recovery
      511 18 4 The 250,000-odd Singaporeans represented by the 50 trade unions are representative of the national mood m a time of recession. It is a mood of national mindfulness. Everybody has a role to play. An opportunity presents itself to prove that when it comes
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      Dear Readers
      85 18 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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      Believe me, I believe in only the BBC...
      513 18 I AM sure NUS first-year student Jeya (ST, Aug 6, Page 15) shares my feeling of utter disgust at your feeble attempt to smear the good name of the BBC ("Here's the news... oops!") which appeared on your Aug 7 front page.
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      80 18 Public Housing 25 years of Achievement Commemorative Stamp Issue Opening hours at Post Offices tomorrow Changi Airport and Killiney Road Post Offices 8.00 am to 8.00 pm All other post offices (except Airmail Transit Centre, Newton, Orchard Road, Shenton Way Post Offices and the customer service area of Mail Parcel
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    • In the market
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        Quiet trading
        72 19 SHARE prices opened higher on the Singapore stock market despite a sharp 22-point overnight fall on Wall Street. But, earlier gains were later trimmed m quiet and cautious trading. The Straits Times Industrial Index rose 3.62 points to 757.60. Rises led falls 74 to 40. There were 36
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          Rises
          61 19 Mentakab 1350 +350 M» 2800 100 OCBC 835+10 GurmuWc 174 +10 Dad Tunf 139 +10 Kentucky Sport 252 +9 Sifiru Metal 336 -8 RaMfh 196 +7 Grand WdHMts 145 +7 UN 560 4 5 GIMdpSOc 216+5 Ha«P» 216 +5 RottMsMc 170 +5 Ntntchtm 50c 167+5 QW ltd 40c 133
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          Falls
          74 19 GEUe 1390 -60 H I eonj Credit 500 -30 DI C Bank 50c 170 -22 Lanrt Tin 154 -10 0U E 236 -9 Tracton 200 -7 Chun Hup 186 -7 YH$ 141-7 SP H 555 -5 Hfh t Low SOc 235 -5 U 0 B 364-4 Com Plant 50c
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          Most Active
          13 19 Grand United 1,884,000 Promet 1,059,000 Pohang Inv 762,000 Federal Cables 491,000
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          Indices
          69 19 Aug 6 Aug 7 Aug 6 Aug 7 ST Properties 430.91 ***** BT Composite 656 36 657.37 ST Minings 299 56 299.65 BT Indicator *****17 *****71 ST Plantations 2243 42 2281.91 BT 08/ OS -292 -209 OCBC ***** ***** ST Industrials 753.98 757 60 OUB Composite 368 05 *****
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      INDICES — Highs & Lows
      33 19 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrials Composite 1984/85 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1984/85 Low 717.95 (15/7/85) 631.62 (15/7/85) All time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All-time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 550.78(2/8/82)
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      13 19 The US dollar closed at DM 2.8605 m Singapore, gaining 270 points.
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      20 19 DM V FF S$ H$ US$ 1.3445 2.8536 238.35 Unq 2.2010 Una 1.3275 2.8605 239.00 8.7225 2.2070 7.7865
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      10 19 In Singapore, gold was at U*****.00 losing ing US$O.5O.
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      33 19 Eurodollar: Gained three ticks to 91.72 a contract. Deotschemark: Lost 30 ticks to 0.3514 a contract. Japanese yen: Lost 24 ticks to 0.*****5 a contract. Gold: Lost US$l.2O to U*****.60 an ounce.
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        124 19 High spirits as more wine flows TIANJIN, Wed. A SinoFrench wine-producing venture has been so successful that its production has increased eightfold and its capital has doubled, the company's managing director Zhang Quanqing said today. The success has meant that the joint venture agreement with Re my Martin to produce
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        Lock icon US glass venture in China
        92 19 US glass venture in China HONGKONG, Wed. Corning Glass Works of the United States said it has set up a joint venture company m Shanghai which will provide equipment and services for use m the production of specialty glass. Corning said m a statement that it will hold a 50
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        Lock icon More aid for banks
        53 19 LONDON, Wed. The Bank of England said it is offering to extend to Sept 17 around £1 billion (Ss3 billion) of temporary help to the banking system due to expire on Aug 12. This facility allows drawings of up to 1 per cent of each institution's
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        Lock icon New bid for TWA
        92 19 NEW YORK, Wed. Financier Carl Icahn, who has launched another takeover bid aimed at Trans World Airlines (TWA) following an initial attempt several weeks ago, now owns 40.6 per cent of the company's shares. In his new bid, Mr Icahn offered to purchase the outstanding snares
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        Lock icon Lloyd's rosy outlook
        55 19 Lloyd's rosy outlook LONDON, Wed. Lloyd's of London said its premium income is expected to grow by about 15 per cent a year over the next five years. It said the forecast is the result of a survey, which included underwriters and brokers. This foresaw above average growth for the
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    245 19 US trade deficit $73.5 b in June quarter WASHINGTON, Wed. The US trade deficit, adjusted to eliminate weapons sales, reached a quarterly record of U5533.4 billion (5573.5 billion) between April and June, government economists said today. Imports increased 1 per cent m value during the quarter to US$B6.3 billion, while
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    Central bank head gets new post
    99 19 BEIJING, Wed. Chen Muhua, head of the People's Bank of China (PBC), the central bank, has been appointed head of the National Treasury, the People's Daily said. The Treasury is a department m the Ministry of Finance. Foreign diplomats said the move was significant,
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    Lock icon Glass venture
    30 19 TOKYO, Wed. Asahi Glass Co Ltd has set up a joint venture to make windscreens m India's Haryana State with Maruti Udyog Ltd and other Indian enterprises. Reuter
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    OCBC rate cut surprises banks
    325 19  -  DOREEN SOH Half-point reduction a triple shock, says dealer By OVERSEA-Chinese Banking Corporation, which already offers the lowest prime lending rate m the market, cut a half-point off its prime yesterday and caught all the other banks on the hop. With the cut, which takes
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    Lock icon Record number fail test of solvency
    229 19 LONDON, Wed. A record number of "Names", the wealthy individuals who underwrite Lloyd's of London, have failed a solvency test, the insurance market announced yesterday. Lloyd's Chief Executive lan Hay Davison told a news conference that 517 "Names" partners who are not active m
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    Bank's first-half earnings 5.76% lower
    374 19 OVERSEA-CHINESE Banking Corporation, the only one of the Big Four banks expected to show profit growth m the first six months of the year, yesterday reported lower earnings for the period. The group's after-tax interim profit fell 5.76 per cent to $64.44 million. On Tuesday,
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    Smaller Small World move
    424 19  -  FONG YOKE THO Emporium Holdings to shrink specialty store By' IT IS going to be a smaller Small World after all. Small World's owners, the Emporium Holdings group, has decided to shrink the children's specialty store from its present massive 5,000 sq m to about 1,500
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    One-month settlement trading in KL only a week away
    188 19  -  ANTHONY HOE By THE long-awaited settlement trading which will give Investors on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange up to a month to settle transactions will start next Thursday. KLSE General Manager Mr Mohamed Salleh Abdul Majid told The Straits Times yesterday
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    MAS: Why total bank loans fell in May
    343 19 MAS: Why total bank loans fell in May THE sluggish stock market and dull commerce sector affected business at banks and finance houses m Singapore, causing their total loans o fall m May. Latest statistics from the Monetary Authority of Singapore highlighted the sluggish stock market as being partly responsible
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    India likely to stop sending oil for refining
    277 19 India likely to stop sending oil for refining By N. BALAKRISHNAN INDIA is likely to stop sending oil to be refined m Singapore within a couple of years, a member of India's Oil and Natural Gas Commission, Dr A.K. Malhotra, said yesterday. Dr Malhotra said India had rapidly increased oil
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      Business done in Singapore
      2651 20 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered m "business done". Further because all dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      1941 20 INDUSTRIALS AChoc(l.7sS) AMD (3 00S) Alcom (35) 090 (3) 0.91 (6) 0.89' 2 AISB(— )(14)0.88(8)0.87 API (1) 084 (1) 0.82 -2 (17) 0.82 (4) 0.83 ASM (1.078 1.08S) (26) 1.07 (49) 1.08 Antoh (2.228 2.235) (5) 2.15 (36) 2.14(10)2 13(13)2.16(40)2.17 (31) 2.18 (24) 2.19 (143)
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      How your stocks performed
      2708 20 1985 Last Yield Vol Day Hifh Low Company Sale Change ('OOO) High L^w SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL 185 984 Acmo 104 unch 4.8 1 104 104 146 75 Alcom 80 270 160 Allied Choc 170 134 87 4 Amol Steel 5O« 96 +2 4.1 75
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        Early gains trimmed by cautious investors
        710 21 SHARE prices were higher on the Singapore stock market yesterday morning but these earlier gains were later trimmed by investors who thought the market would not be able to rise much m the near term. The Straits Times Industrial Index rose 3.62 points to
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        Hongkong
        292 21 Hut 7 HKJ ChatiK HK Elect 875 -0.1 Hutchison 26.90 unch Shk Props 13 10 unch AU .< n^o nm Hk Elect Warr *****— Intl City 0.97 +0 01 Sime Dorby 6 40S A»ocirt.d Hottls 0528 +002 Hk Gas qq mch Jardi ne Math l3so +02 Smo Land 099
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        Tokyo
        246 21 AU| 7 Yen Chanje Mitsub Heavy 325+4 A.nomoto 1150 +10 %l 1 Bfe£ Sir- i Asah, Glass, .825 +5 m? 7H? +40 Bank Tk 836 14 Mltsumi 781 Br.dqeMone 538 -2 Murata Mfg 1700 +20 Canon 977 +3 Nikko Sec 799 -8 Casio Computer 1600 -20 Nip Elec 970
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        Sydney
        307 21 CeJsCh^iCi^.... 203 -2^ (Aust) Len a d LeQse 690 8 Mogellon Pet Aust 225 unch AC I 268S Mayne Nickless 315 unch A N I 268 -4 Metols Explor A P M 287 -3 N L 47 unch Aberfoyle 1080 -20 Mideast 35 unch Age 280 unch Mmn 270
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        INDICES
        65 21 I _l I I I NST Index Wednesday 1237.80(1235.97) Hongkong Hang Seng Wednesday 1698.66 (1700.93) Australian Ail-Ordinaries Wednesday 931.8 (937.1) Nikkei D J Average Wednesday *****.15 (*****.28) Financial Times Industrials Tuesday 956.1 (943.9) Dow Jones Average P^ Tuesday 1325.16 (1346.89) (Figures m brackets refer to those of the previous
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        New York
        231 21 6 Chan e g AT Tire ii* Mcoa 34 Hewlett Pack Mlied Chem Cp 44W unch Intl Busi Mach 129% -1% Mlis-Chalmers 5 Intl Harvester 9M. Am Tel Tel 20% -W Intl Tel Tel 33*4 +ft «vmox Inc 15 -H John Jhsn 45* V 4 *mr Corp 48*4
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        London
        547 21 A,,j6 Pence Change Yen Bond Fund 197 *207 INDUSTRIALS ('denotes ex-dmdemtl Allied-Lyons 226 -t Babcocks 137 +7 Bortow Rand 337 -4 Barclays 397 unch Charter Cons 173 7 Beechom 338 5 Cons Gold 422 +18 Bice 188 +3 Rust Plat 6-7/16 -4/16 Blue Circle 511 +3 ZCI 1 1
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        Bank rates
        312 21 OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings s'/2 5% 5 4 5V4 Autosave 5 Fixed deposit 1 month 4 1 4Vi 4' 4 4V4(1) 3 months 4V4 4 ■> 4 4Vi 6 months 4 :1 4 5 4*4 4 3 /4 9 months 5 5 5 5 12
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        154 21 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.5409-1.5438 6.55—6.38 Canadian dollar 1.6221-1.6240 6.23-6.13 NZ dollar 1.1573-1.1600 8.78-8.50 Sterling pound 2.9441-2.9476 3.42-3.36 US dollar 2.2045-2.2055 4.57-4.53 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling
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        Gold
        106 21 THE kilobar market Closing price traded between 5522,600 uu* and 5522,870 yesterday. ccn Krugerrand 2,545 (2,550) The Far East gold puvQirm n market opened at tAL U*****.80/321.20 m quiet GOLD market and closed for Kilobar 22,642—22,772 lunch at U*****.50/ l«m 23-32 320.90. 5 gm 113-124 10 gm 227-238 It
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        24 21 GOLD US$/oz Wed Tues Singapore 321.10-321.50 321.60-322.00 Hongkong 320.90—321.30 321.60—322.00 Tues Mon New York 320.40-320.90 322.40-322.90 London 319.75 320.25 322.90 323 40
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        Forex
        99 21 THE US dollar rose slightly against most major currencies m quiet trading. Against the Singapore dollar, it finished at 2.2040/50 compared to its opening of 2.2020/30. It was traded at 2.2040 and 2.2060. Against the deutschemark, it ended at 2.8625/35 against its morning level of 2.8535/50. It stayed between
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        Unit trusts
        215 21 Managers' prices for Aug 8 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 1 66 1.76 The Savings Fund 1 31-1 39 Spore P<og Fund 0 74 0 78 Spore Sec Fund 1.05— 11 Hi Spore Invest Fund 0.80 0.85 Spore Equity Fund 0 75 0 80 DBS Bank Shenton Growth
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        Simex futures
        354 21 Eurodollar 3-month deposit DESPITE overnight news of strong auction demand at the US Treasury's refunding sales, Eurodollar contracts continued its recent lethargy. September Eurodollar traded between 91.68 and 91.72 with thin trading volume. Focus will still remain on tSe Treasury auction tonight for a clue on the likely
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        Tin
        16 21 Ctosini prices mm XL Tin 30.45 tell 32 cents Turnover 164 tonnes tell six tonnes
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        Rubber
        16 21 Clownt prices Rubter cents/kio Singapore August 173 00 unch Malaysia August 191.50 up 0.50 cents
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        Silver
        28 21 Siiver Ck»«n( prices US$/troy 02 Ned Tun Singapore 6)1-616 6 15 6 20 Tun Mon New York 6 10— S 15 6 15—6.20 Source Credit Swsse. Spore
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        Copper
        25 21 Closmj prices Copper £/»orme Toes Spot *****0-*****0 (1073 00-1074 00) 3 months 1066 00—1067 00 (1068 00-1069 00) Market tone: Firmer Sales 39.150 tonnes
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        Aluminium
        23 21 Closmj prices Aluminium £/tonne Tuts Spot *****—***** (761 00 761.50) 3 months 782 .00—783.00 (782.50-783 00) Market tone Steadier Sales: 11.675 tonnes
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        Palm oil
        93 21 Cosint prices Crude MS/tonne palm oil Aug 900 (central north) Sept 885 'central) 880 (south) Oct 890 (south) 885 (central) Refined palm oil USS/tonoes rbd palm Sept 455 (selllers) Oct/Nov 450 (sellers) RBD Olein Sept/Oct 430 (sellers) Nov 435 (sellers) Dec 440 (sellers) RBD Stearin Aug 360 (sellers)
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      Container schedules
      619 21 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Block Kris Lemona (12) 9/8(0100) Fl 1100-1300 SI Ratih (445) 9/8 (0700) Fl 1000 1100/1700 1800 F3 Zim Trieste (10E) 9/8(0700) F7 *****300 1800 1900 B 8 E Obtain (002W) 9/8(0700) Fl
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      Taiwan boost
      38 21 TAIPEI, Wed. Taiwan will spend US$6 billion (5513.2 billion) m the next 14 years on its ports and container fleet, the Communications Ministry said. This includes upgrading facilities and new ports m Hualien and Suao. Reuter.
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      Ships in port
      231 21 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Bhaita 603 TB 8 8 Qmghecheng Kl5 aside 8, 8 Glory Selatan 8 P2A 8 8 9 8 Anderso K9 8/8 9'B Hoesheng P2C 88 8 8 Eastern Glory K2B 8/8 9/8 Niaga 14 PSA 8 8
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      Share offer for Van der Horst
      295 22  -  ANTHONY HOE Malaya Tin Printing moves to diversify By MALAYA TIN PRINTING Company Ltd is making a bid for Van der Horst Ltd on the basis of one new MTP share for every three VDH shares. Van der Horst 's major shareholder, Associated Management
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      Lock icon KLSE will recover, says ex-Bank Negara head
      281 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange is still fundamentally strong and will move towards a gradual but sustained recovery. Permodalan Nasional Bhd chairman Tun Ismail Ali said today it was only natural for the market to be cyclical. Tun Ismail, who
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      BoA here gives new pledge on job security
      195 22 THE Bank of America m Singapore has repeated that it would make every effort to ensure Job security (or its staff but said It could not give absolute guarantees. BoAs Vice-President for Administration m Singapore, Mr L. K. Campbell, made the comment
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      Different half-year results at 2 unit trusts
      343 22 THE investment arms of two banks turned m markedly different results for the half-year to June 1985. Group operating profit before tax at United International Securities Ltd, the closed-end unit trust of United Overseas Bank, was $2 million, compared with a $360,000 loss
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      Hwa Hong's pre-tax profit up 130 %
      61 22 Hwa Hong's pre-tax profit up 130 EDIBLE oils manufacturer Hwa Hong Coip Ltd has turned m sparkling results for the six months ended June 30 this year. The group's turnover rose by 82.59 per cent to $83.65 million compared with the same period m 1964. Group pre-tax profit saw a
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      Ailing KLCE in for revamp
      394 22 New rules plan to revitalise market THE long-ailing Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange (KLCE) is now proposing new rules and regulations to revitalise the exchange. The Memorandum of Association and Articles of Association are being amended as well. The new rules, to be tabled at an
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      Lock icon Anti-trust probe in US against Hitachi
      146 22 Anti-trust probe in US against Hitachi SANTA CLARA (California), Wed. The United States Justice Department has started an investigation into possible antitrust violations involving the pricing of semi-con-ductor chips sold by Hitachi Ltd m the US, a senator says. Senator Pete Wilson of California revealed the probe was under way
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    • Innovations
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        New manometer a boon to surveyors
        118 22 A PRECISION manometer, which measures small changes m water depth and low pressure differences, has been developed at Nanyang Technological Institute. Associate Professor Liv Chang Yu and Dr Ng Kok Loon of the institute's School of Mechanical and Production Engineering, claim the manometer is
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        Trotting out — in a new horse shoe
        152 22 Trotting out in a new horse shoe A HORSE'S lot can be a happier one with plastic shoes, claims the developer of the Ratsu horseshoe, Stubbe KG of West Germany. Stubbe KG says the Ratsu shoe is lighter than the conventional iron shoe and has greater rebound resilience and elasticity
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        Tell us
        49 22 ARE yon breaking new ground m research? HAS your company come up with an ingenious new product? HAVE you got a bright idea you want the world to know about? Then tell Innovations about it. Write please don't phone to Timesdollar, 3M, Kirn Seng Road, Singapore 9923.
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      SELLING SHORT
      11 22 "This isn't a tax shelter. It's a tax palace."
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        Malaysia Mining
        25 22 MR IBRAHIM Menudin has been made an executive director and senior group seputy chief executive of Malaysia Mining Corporation Bhd from Aug 1.
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        Allied Chocolate
        27 22 ALLIED Chocolate Industries Ltd has appointed Mr Yeap Peng Khoon a non-executive director. Mr Peter Chong Saow Chong, a director, has been made chief executive.
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        Consplant
        19 22 CONSOLIDATED Plantations Bhd's acquisition of Kempas Edible Oil Sdn Bhd has been approved by the Foreign Investments Committee.
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        Prima
        14 22 PRIMA Ltd has appointed Mr Tan Hong Tjioe a director from Aug 1.
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      Lock icon Trade credit facility in operation
      82 22 MANILA, Wed. A US$3 billion (about 556.6 billion) revolving trade credit facility offered by creditor banks as part of a US$lO billion rescue package for the Philippines became operational this week, Central Bank sources said. A foreign banker said the trade credits would be offered
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      603 25 hHh •mm Comprenez-vous le fran«H WrtHMB caise? If you can answer this 9H m 1 I U<bS question, consider the post imß B*l r M offered by Club Mediterranee. aBB Im^ For more <*••■•!•» read clatH 0 m sification 71 ]HB fl| VI 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive METROPOLITAN YMCA
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      551 25 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical INTERNATIONAL BANK OF SINGAPORE LTD. invites applications for the positions of: (A) ACCOUNTS CLERK (B) REMITTANCE CLERK (C) CLERK/ TELLER Mm. 3 GCE 'O' levels with credits m English and Mathematics. Typing ability 35 w.p.m. For Positions (A) (B). preferably
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      528 25 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical r E3 l 0-G INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION SINGAPORE Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons tor the post of:CLERICAL OFFICER GRADE IV/ TYPIST Gross Salary: $479 pm to $1024 pm Qualifications: (a) GCE 3 O' level passes including English Language;
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      532 25 I Cisco j I Applications are invited for I 1 the post of: I Trie Clerical Officer (Stores) will assist the Storekeeper m the issue and control of uniform technical items m the Stores. Requirements c GCE 3 O' levels with a pass m English Language Previous working experience an
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      838 25 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Urgently required SITE CLERK Qualifications: c Minimum Sec. 4 education and with at least 2 years' experience, c Musi be able to type, speak write English well. Duties: Typing letters, filing and other general clerical routines. Interested persons, kindly write to: 633, UPPER SERANGOON RD.
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      651 25 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales ft/Club I I i Mediterranee I SALES PROMOTER Are you positive. self-motivated, with a vibrant personality and initiative, not afraid of hard work and long hours, bilingual, write perfect English (French will also be an added advantage) and are looking for advancement
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      489 25 *$>? YAMAIEN CI.UD. <L? SMOAWMtt SMNCM We are one of the leading Japanese distributors and exporters m Japan, specialising m CNC lathes, machining centres and machinery tools. We are still expanding and we are now looking for suitably qualified candidates to apply for SALES REPRESENTATIVE Qualifications: c Ngee Ann Polytechnic
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      656 25 71 Situations Vacant: Sales ARE YdITPREPARED TO BE OUR COMMANDO SALESMEN? We are the regional agent for an internationally well established brand. If you possess ambition, initiative, integrity, diligence and self-reliance, whether you are a Male or Female, experienced or none, we invite you to pioneer our w COMMANDO SALES
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      645 25 71 Situations Vacant: Sales INDOOR SALESGIRLS required urgently With pleasant personality Able to speak English or Mandarin Salary depends on experience iterested pleas* call personally at: 301 Upper Thomson Road #02-05 Thomson Plaza (Vaohan Thomson), Spore 2057 Trading Company require* SALESMAN rith following pre-r*quisit*s: GCE O 1 level Possess own
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      226 26 72 Situations vacani: Technical S MARIS M ZZ One of the largest refrigerator compressor 2J makers m the world has immediate vacancies I for PRODUCTION/MAINTENANCE TECHINICIANS I"" Requirements: Males who have completed National Service Must posses ITC, NTC 2 or NTC 3 Possess Industrial Technician Certificate m 55 Production/Mechantcal/Electrical Engineering
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      117 26 72 Situations Vacant: Technical EXPERIENCED TECHNICAL ASSISTANT reqd. by engrg. co to do pipework drawings, site co-ordi-nation estimation. Interested, please write or call *****51 with expected salary, full resume tel. contact no. to F&P Engrg. Pte Ltd., 315, Outram Rd., #14--03, Tan Boon Liat Bldg, *****. EXPERIENCED AIRCON MECHANICS reqd.
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      256 26 72 Situations Vacant: Technical w w in *^pi«ti ■wTsfifii requires WORKS SUPERVISORS for its building projects c Technician Diploma m Building or equivalent c Age above 25 c Mm. 2 years working experience m site supervision and coordination c Those without relevant qualification but with above 5 years of experience
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      347 26 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Well established furniture manufactuer requires FURNITURE ESTIMATOR/ PLANNER Candidates should have the following pre-requisites: c Preferably with quantity surveyor diploma, VITB Trade Certificate, related technical background or its equivalent. Must have at least 8 to 10 years' experience m similar capacity m related industry. Must be
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      300 26 72 Situations Vacant: Technical An Engineering Workshop m Jurong engaged m the design A fabrication of pressure vessels and other oil related equipment has the vacancy of: WORKSHOP SUPERVISOR. c Candidates must have a Mechanical Engineering Diploma and well versed m ASME Section VIII Division I. c Minimum 2 years
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      409 26 72 Situations Vacant Technical Our aluminium department manufacture precision products. urgently requires 1. SKILLED ALUMINIUM WELDERS Minimum 1 year's experience. 2. FABRICATION CHARGEHAND c With skilled and leadership 3. JUNIOR Q.C. Able to interpret drawings. Qualification ITC or NTC 11. Interested applicants, please call to arrange for an interview. NAM
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      518 26 73 Situations Vacant: Production I A progressive can maker I and metal printing company I invites applications for the I post of: Completed N.S Minimum secondary 3 education Preferably with 1 or 2 years experience m offset printing Those without experience may also apply Salary negotiable (m the region of
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      644 26 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous >v s^ has vacancies for: MALE OPERATIVES Possess Secondary or GCE 0 level Completed N S or exempted Working Hours Permanent 2nd shift or rotating shifts Shift allowance $4/- per 2nd shift $6/- per 3rd shift TRAINEE TRADESMAN Possess GCE O' level
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      409 26 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous THE SINGAPORE ISLAND COUNTRY CLUB invites applications for the following positions:--1) ASSISTANT CAPTIANS 2) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES 3) NIGHT BARTENDER We offer attractive salary and benefiUs to the right individual Allowed to use Club facilities like Bowling. Swimming, Tennis and Squash at approved times. Transport will be
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      600 27 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous SEA VIEW HOTEL requires 1) COFFEE HOUSE CAPTAINS 2) BARTENDERS 3) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES Apply personally or write m with photograph (non-re-turnable) to:The Personnel Department SEA VIEW HOTEL Amber Close Singapore 1543 International Construction Company has immediate vacancies for the following position. TEMPORARY GENERAL WORKERS Applicants must
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      804 27 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Part/Full Time SOCIAL ESCORTS required Interested applicants please write m to: S.T. BOX A***** 390 Kirn Seng Road Spore 0923. RICTED KENNELS We have vacancies for 1) SECURITY GUARDS 2) DOG HANDLERS Attractive salary. Experience not necessary. Training will be provided Age below 50 years. Interested
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      576 27 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous SUB-CONTRACTORS WANTED for wall-hacking on concealwlrinf. Blk 1002. Kunos Aye. 8 -01-64, 8(1440) Tel. *****01 2 DRIVERS, 3 Cargo Hands 1 Foreman required immediately. Salary negotiable. Vehicle can be drove home. Call: *****30 URGENTLY REOD. DELIVERY Boy. Salary $350. Walk-in interview: 197 Outram Pk. 5.0316 81
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      634 27 inljaVl Tw cx P atr at es about to leave \Z/tj\J Singapore have advertised their GTiannrr? u ars to sale One is an Austin jPIHIIP Henley Sprite F rog-eye model) i\ #01 iS and lhe other is a M rr 1300. ■ii s-ZT r\r^ lf you re keen contact them
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      723 27 87 For Sale: Mercedes COLLECTOR'S ITEM 1971 280SL MANUAL SPORTS (Originally registered m Spore) Fuel injection, power steering, leather interior, new aircon, s/rims, beautiful regn. number. Excellent condition. $68,000 0.n.0. Only car enthusiasts, please call: *****88 off. hrs. 1980 REGN. M/BENZ auto. Exclusively serviced by C&C. Orig. white paintwork, upholstery
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      594 27 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 1981 FORD LASER (1300 c.c.) company registered. In good running condition. Highest offer secures. Tel: *****33 Philip after 8.30 am. '81, FORD LASER Ghia 1.5 1 owner. Low mileage. Excellent cond. Original metallic gold. $14,800 D.n.o. Chen. *****73 (anytime). 78 FORD CORTINA 1600 aircon radio cassette,
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      865 27 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan 1979 DEC. DATSUN 100A. I owner, aircond rd. tax till Nov. 'Bs. beautiful condition. Tel: *****45. 1980 DATSUN 120A Coupe, aircond., radio cassette, tip top cond. $12,500 on o. *****82. 7/84 SUNNY I.3DX, 1 owner, aircon.. radio cassette, tax 12/85. immaculate condition. *****72. •78 DATSUN 120
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      600 27 90 For Sale: Toyota 1981 TOYOTA STARLET 1000 CX. 1 owner, original paint, air blower. new tax $14,900. *****47. *****09. 1981 TOYOTA .CROWN 2 8. fully auto. PARF eligible, aircon. cassette. $18,900. Tel: *****74 1982 TOYOTA COROLLA 1300GL. 5-speed. '80 Corolla 1300 DX. Both aircon. Enquiries: *****12 1982 TOYOTA COROLLA
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      925 27 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi 1980 LANCER 1400 Cil. Aircon radio cassette 2 owners Tip-top condition $12,200 Tel: *****27. 1980 MIT. COLT Ualant 16 new ax aircon. radio, cassette 36 Hoot Kiam Rd Tel: *****69 5/78 GALANT 1600 GS. 3 private owners, many sxtras, $8,200. *****3 Ricky Tay 7/77 REGD. LANCER.
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      826 27 93 For Sale: Honda MID. '82 HONOA Prelude, 3rd eit'-eitil owner, s/rims tyres Side skirt Front spoilers expensive sound system with sunro )f View 4A. Golden Sultan Ca.park. call *****23 (*****93 -pugen Veh no ES9IISJ. ■82 HONDA CIVIC 4 door Aircon. radio cassette, power windows, s/rims, tax I)e Well maintained
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      367 28 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi $1200 WINDFALL! The new 1985 Lancer 1.3 GL. Another fantastic first from Mitsubishi, the only Japanese car maker ever to win Germany's Car of the Year, Golden Steering Wheel Award. An extra $1200 over
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      388 28 95 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles LEE ENG FCO BROTHERS MOTOf PTE. LTD. 391, Bala tier Road (1232) Tel: .6! 26 (5 lines) 1984 Isuzi dies-»l 10' tipper Tovota Hiace stationwagon Mil. L3OO van aircond 1 oyoace petrol 9' steel Da'hatsu diesel wide cab 1983 Isuzu diese 10 tipper I Mihatsu
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      342 28 95 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles 1974 MITSUBISHI COLT Lancer 1400 cc. 5-speed 1979 Toyota panel van 1300 cc. Both fully aircon.. radio cassette. 1981 Daihatsu lorry 14. 3-ton. All good condition. Call: *****88 LATE '79 HONDA Pick -up 550 cc m good cond. 1 owner, selling $2,500 0.n.0. Contact *****96,
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      525 28 95 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles •79/ '82 MIT. 1,300 Van 4-dr. beautiful cond. $4,900 neg. View: 11 Jin Mas Puteh. *****88 Peter 80 COROLLA DX van. Aircon. radio cassette. $3,800 View: 125 Mci Hwan Drive. 80 MITSUBISHI L3OO Van. New tax. Tip top cond. $6,200 0.n.0. Contact *****91. •81 SUZUKI
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      683 28 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: Commercial Commercial Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles TOYOTA^ Overall market leader again m Smqopo" TOUGH ON THE JOB LIGHT ON THE POCKET. The Toyota Stout is now selling at $12 500 (on-the-road price without insurance). With this special offer price ($2,000 off
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      680 28 106 Accommodation Available: Houses HOUSES TO LET D.ll Bt. Tunggal $9,000 D/storey detached. Land 20.000 sq.ft. 3 1 bdrms F/furn. D.ll Oriole Crescent $4,500 S/storey detached with big patio. Area: 11,000 sq.ft 4 bdrms. F/furn. D.21 Binjai Park $5,000 S/storey detached. Land: 16.000 sq.ft. 4*l bdrms. P/furn. D.28 Saraca Rd
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      681 28 I 106 Accommodation Available: Houses mmm JALAN NOVENA D/STOREY corner terrace 4 rooms 1 hall fully fur- I nished $1,250 Orchard Paterson Rd. 3rd floor 3 rooms 1 hall $1,200 1 *****86 Housing Agency. SELETAR, BEAUTIFUL, WELL I maintained, double-storey, I semi-detached, furnished, aircond, $850. Perfect Housing, I *****64/ *****52.
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      627 28 106 Accommodation Available: Houses 2-STOREY BUNGLW. WITH pool. S bdrms.' attached baths. Separate living dining p/fum $4,000. Deans Property *****55. 2-STOREY TERR. H'SE for rent at $900 p.m. 0.n.0. m Katong ureu. Unfurn. 4 rms. Contact Josephine. *****24 (before 5p.m.) DIST.IS NEW D/STOREY semi-d 3 bdrms., excellent surroundings. Avail. 1/9/85.
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      721 28 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments ORCHARD BEL-AIR Luxuriously furnished apts. for rent Near Marco Polo/ Pavilion Hotels. 4 bedrooms, each with bathroom attached. Centralised aircond, 24 hours security. Swimming pool, squash courts playground. II 1 1 UNITED OVERSEAS LAND LTD. Tel: *****33 *****11 THE PLAZA SERVICE APARTMENTS
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      1576 29 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments Sommerville Park Off Holland Road/ Farrer Road Mmv BiV^B^V bSb^b^b^bv SZ^V'^riHVlß^B^^^B^Bb^Eiwl L^P M m mmmgm l^^^^— •*«ni-afc 1 mmmmSk, ~^^f B^B^TS ft^L^WR Ma lH Wm IHHBbT '^^k j*^ Show unit now ready for viewing Sommerville Park offers a
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      882 29 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST 21 GOOD LUCK Gdn 3-bdrm mats., f/furn, aircon, $2,000. D.17 Apollo Gdn, 3 1 rms, 2160 sq.ft. $1,100. Ow Lim *****88. DIST.9 ELIZABETH TOWER 17th fir partially furnished. 4 bdrms. 3 400 sq.ft. Rental $4,000 p.m. Call: *****28 (Nancy). No agent. DIST.9 HILLTOP APT. 2.100
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      907 29 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST.9 GRANGE TOWER, f/furn. rms, $2,500. Penthouse, 4 rm $4,500. Taba Co *****87/8 DIST.9 NICELY FURN. 3-bdrm ap Servant's. S/pool, security. 1,8( sq.ft. $1,600. *****33/ *****11 (agt DIST.9 SKYVILLA. 3 bedrooms, aircons., fully furn., new painl ing. $1,400 neg. Tel: *****41. DRAYCOTT PARK, MODERN hig rise.
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      911 29 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 2 UPP. THOMSON GREENMEADOW' s Condo. Lower mais. 3 aircond bdrms F/furn. $1,300. *****86. I VISTA PARK BRAND new. Fully X) furnished. Studio $1,200/-. 2 bdrms. $1,800/-. Tel: *****63. 3 WATTEN ESTATE CONDOMINIUM t- with aircon. Immediate occupation. Contact *****95 Miss Teo. h WING ON LIFE
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      804 29 111 Accommodation Wanted: Rooms REQUIRED UNFURNISHED ROOM around Holland Rd area for single working man. Contact Raymond Koh after lpm. *****88 FURN./ UNFURN. FLATS/ mis reqd. by ready clients at any dists. Please call *****06/ *****01. RMS/ FLATS/ APTS/ hses wanted immediately. Fast response assured. *****77, anytime. 112 Short-Term Accommodation:
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      899 29 113 For Sale: Houses I Suction sale) I I To be held on 15th August 1985 9 H at the Mercury Room 18th floor X H Apollo Hotel Havelock Road h H Singapore w At 2.30 PM ||f T AMDFH *11. 14 MT. SINAI RISE *i| PROFEOTIES hf7r~,n I n.
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      453 29 113 For Sale: Houses D.lO BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED, cottage designed s/.storey large semi-d.. 6100 sq.ft. $700,000 neg Miyake Housing *****32 D.lO ELEVATED S/STOREY on 10,000 sq.ft. freehold land. Large patio. Kasy access to main rd Asking $920,000. Fields: *****11. D.lO, FIRST AYE., d/storey bunglw. 13.000' 4.500 sq ft built m. 6
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      276 29 113 For Sale: Houses GEYLANG LOR. 24A, d/storey terr Freehold. Can be used as clan trade association, church or temple. Tel *****59/ *****% GOLDEN HILL EST. d storey terr 1700 sq.ft 3 1. ceramic/ parquet. Thomson Hill renovated semi-d. 4200 sq.ft. $630,000 YSC: 296-66W IDEAL FOR BIG family dlst .l9
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      601 30 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses «N V **Ca SUNRISE VIIIA Situated m Thomson/ I \)> _yiochukang road Yio Chu Kang area •^flirTOßß^ Near Yio Chu Kang and c %Z^^WK S Ang Mo Kio MRT stations. A\ W%4' An excellent location W\ #PtMWa Xli
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      282 30 nore details D.15, $390,000 NEG. s storey semi-d 3 rms, baths attached. 2.802 sqft Rus *****64, 10am-spm. D.15 2-STOREY TERR. $365,000/ $390,000 3 1 rms on flat ground. Car porch, Agape *****65 D.16 APOLLO GDN. brand new 2/storey seml-d. 5,000 sq.ft. S rms. $600,000 Villanelle *****81. D.16, BEDOK TERR., d/storey.
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      267 30 M &> U. 2366 0/S7OREY TERRACE. 2.300 sq.ii. txunded kitchen. Facing SOUUI. $.555,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****44. D.28. BEGONIA TERR., d/storey bunnlw. 8.400/ 5.000. 8 rms. 3 yr.s. K'hold. $780,000. Patron *****15/8. D.28 D/STOREY SEMI-D.. for sale' rent. Well maintained. 3800 sq.fl 3 I 1 bdrtns Tel: *****94. D.28 S/STOREY CORNER
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      987 30 114 For Sale: Private 114 Per Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments 37-storey Seaview Apartments Panoramic View of Picturesque Surroundings Stands on a hill top overlooking the sea Luxurious Style Residences Relaxed and Joyous Living L'-rOWtP mZ i X iWk J|9o%HousingLoanwith l^^i a-M 1 Low Interest Rates
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      435 30 /'LONG MANX COURT" I For Sale Rent 4 Storey newly built walk up apartment maisonette Freehold property Immediate occupation Located at Joo Chiat Place Only three units. 262A, 2628 2648 DRAGON YEAR CO. PTE. LTD. 205- B, Lavender Street, Singapore 1232 Tel *****21 'S Develop*' t ",< r A0022 BP
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      1053 30 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments j v \^/WUl\ J/MfHIW/lk THE LUXURIOUS \^J\J%AJ\yiJi GARDEN APARTMENT ntbatten Road/ Arthur Road fountain Enquiries Booking*- HOLLY REALTY CO. (M)PTE.LTD. Holly Building, 36 Hong Kong Street Singapore 0105. Tel: *****77/8, *****38/9 Cable Add: "HOLYREALTY" Telex: RS ***** HOLLY Developer: Developer
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      945 30 114 For Sale: Private Apartments D-15 NEPTUNE CT. 3 I hdrms 1490 sq ft Mid-tlr Facing sea. (iood view Morning sun $265,000 on Tel *****48 (No agents) D.lO LEEDON PK. vicinity renovated apt 3 bdrms. Freehold Low maintenance. $315,000 Holland 4697y'(ri D.lO SPECIAL OFFER Allsworin Pk brand new 3-rm. apt
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      844 30 114 For Sale: private Apartments D.4 BRAND NEW freehold Teresa Ville High fir. 4 1 bdrms $183 p.s.f. Holland *****79 D.4 TERESA VILLE, 4 bdrins. Good facing, freehold $368,000 Chinatown Plaza. $295,000 Utd *****97. 0.5, FABER HILLS Condo mais 1,830 sq.ft 3 bdrms. 3 stores. F/ furn. $335,000 *****80/ *****82
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      932 31 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments HURRY A.M. KIO 3-rm (seldom occupied). Blk 151. high fir Near srh mkt./ shpg. area. Fully renovated Price neg. Contact *****68. Mr Mrs Shaflee TOA PAYOH WEST, 1 rms. Blk 123, 3rd fir between Lor 1 4 2, near market, kitchen cabinets, wardrobe. $34,000 0.n.0.
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      520 31 i w^— 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments S-RM. POINT BLK. Bedok South Blk 32 for sale. $120,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****79/ *****48. S-RM. POINT BLK. Bedok North Fully renovated. Facing sea. $132,000 0.n.0. No agts. *****02. S-RM POINT BLK., Bedok. terrazzo, $101,000. 5-room slab. Ang Mo Klo. marble, $125,000. Tel: *****03
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      464 31 117 Properties Wanted 117 Properties Wanted 117 Properties Wanted I FAR EAST ORGANIZATION I I DEVELOPMENT I I SITES WANTED I H Far East Organization is looking for development sites m H H the city area or suburbs of Singapore for development of H H high-rise and low-rise condominiums, flats,
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      263 31 FACTORY SPACE OF ABOUT 3230 SQ.FT. 1941 SQ.FT. At Paya Lebar available lor rent. Interested parties please contact Miss Wong at *****77. SALE/ RENTAL SINGLE-STOREY DETACHED FACTORY with mezzanine office, at Fishery Port Road. Lease 30 years w.e.f. 1982. Land area approx. 38,177 sq.ft. Built-in area approx. 20,435 sq.ft. Price/
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      438 31 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces SIONG HOE 5-STOREY WAREHOUSE Lorong 1, Toa Payoh Singapore 1231 Available for lease immediately: sth storey 1298, small spaces available. 3rd storey 1296, 8.500 sq.ft. (789.6 sq.m.) High ceiling. 2 main goods lifts 2 tons load capacity each. Spacious parking space. 24-hour security service. Reasonable rental
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      647 31 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces K. B. WAREHOUSE COMPLEX (Koto Buklt Rood 2) ■it hl^i^sp; ss m %r*fc** > :..^> l READY FOR OCCUPATION SING INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX (32. Ang Mo Kio Induttrlol Poifc 2) I fiMMh «^h_^ jvLpl fW^ MMMm i^^^^ ;(T1 Tf^H yij*m im-^ A I
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      501 31 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces Office Spaces OFFICE SPACE TO LET AT SELEGIE COMPLEX I V/ Attractive rental m selegie LI If. term mi CO T EX I /A-A* Immediate ft H Is h. Occupation Hf H \JJ Convenient locality H v.
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      431 31 OFF. SPACE AT Taikiane Shopping Mall. dist. 0718. 613 sq.ft. Fully carpeted with 3 partitioned rms. Avail, immediately Rates neg. Tel: *****00. SEEING IS BELIEVING. High fir facing sea office space at Parkway Parade for immediate occupation Very reasonable rental. Ring *****70. SELF-CONTAINED OFFICE MODULE, 608 sq.ft. 8 1/2 m.s.
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      247 31 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces Shops at good location for sale Excelsior Shopping Centre: 8 1-02/03; 81 -04/05; 81-32; 8 1-33; 02-27; 03-10; 03-11; 03-25. Peninsula Shopping Centre: 02-29. Please call Mrs Bessie Wong *****00 or Miss Corina Teo *****44 BEACH ROAD, NEW shops at groundfloor, 1,000- 1.600 sq ft
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      Lock icon Champs lend a helping hand
      114 33 BOMBAY, Wed. SWEDEN'S reigning Davis Cup champions auctioned off their tennis rackets for more than US$2,OOO ($4,400) at a charity benefit for the Spastics Society of India. Including the dinner fees, Monday night's banquet raised a total of 75,000 rupees ($13,750). The auction was held
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      Lock icon Strike Two, they're out
      472 33 US baseballers throw down glove over pay NEW YORK, Wednesday 4 I'm going camping but I hope they (the negotiators) stay at the table until they get it settled. The strike is a real crying shame. It's really m ridiculous. s Steve Saxe of the Atlanta
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      Lock icon Thousands stuck on the bases
      411 33 NEW YORK, Wed. When the roughly 7N professional baseball players went on strike yesterday, more than two dozen cities, hundreds of municipal employees and thousands of part-time workers struck out as well. The cancellation of games will affect everyone from parking lot attendants to entire
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      483 33 THE COORS CYCLING CLASSIC Frenchman finally scores with big sprint home TRUCKEE (California), Wed. Bernard Hinault, of France, racing m the United States for the first time, outsprinted American Davis Phinney to win the fourth stage of the Coors Classic intenational cycling championship. Hinault, who complained
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      Lock icon Game goes on for Big Mac
      190 33 STRATTON (Vermont), Wed. John McEnroe, playing with an uncharacteristic lack of emotion, defeated younger brother Patrick yesterday m their first encounter m a Grand Prix tennis tournament. "Now I feel the tournament can beein said tOD first-round win m the U*****,000 ($693,000) Stratton Mountain
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      543 35 Gross flying high SWIMMING SPOTLIGHT Butterfly splash betters ripple m Rome World record Biondi cracks 100 m free mark MISSION VIEJO (California), Wed. Nineteen-year-old Matt Biondi (left) broke fellow American Rowdy Games' 100 metres freestyle world record at the United States long course swimming championships here yesterday. Biondi clocked 49.245
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      Seve's one-irons hot enough for branding now
      447 35 Seve's one-irons hot enough for branding now US PGA GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP DENVER, Wed. Seve Ballesteros, of Spain, and other top contenders m the 67th Professional Golfers' Association championship, starting tomorrow, will have to forego distance m favour of accuracy on the tight, hard fairways of Cherry Hills Country Club. The
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      Cram now set to crack world 1,000m barrier
      608 35 FOCUS ON THE EUROPEAN ATHLETICS GRAND PRIX CIRCUIT LONDON, Wed STEVE CRAM is confident of shrugging off an achilles tendon injury m time for his fourth world record attempt m 25 days at Gateshead on Friday. The 24-year-old Englishman wants to repay
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      EUROPEAN RESULTS
      376 35 Men's IMm breast final: 1 Adrian Moorhouse (Brit) Imln 12.995 CC, 2 Rolf Beah (WG) 1:13.38, 3 Dimltri Volkov (Soy) 1:13.59, 4 Gianni Mlnervlni (Ita) 1:03.64, 5 Lorenzo Carbonari (Ita) 1:«3.M, 6 Eduard Klemetiev (Soy) 1:14.19, 7 Bert Goebel (WG) !:«4..>i, 8 Ron Dekker (Hoi) 1:05.22. 2Mm tree
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      Big Two vow on Goodwill Games
      317 35 NEW YORK, Wed. United States Cable Television magnate Ted Turner yesterday announced a major sports agreement with the Soviet Union to hold "Goodwill Games", starting m Moscow next year and open to amateur athletes from East and West. Turner said the Games would be
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      Hi Canada, here we come
      451 36  - Hi Canada, here we come ALBERT JOHNSON Trio for veterans Olympics By SINGAPORE'S evergreen athletes, M. Harichandra, Glory Barnabas and Heather Merican Siddons, will represent the Republic at the World Olympic Veterans Championships m Toronto, Canada. Heather and Harichandra left yesterday while Glory will leave this afternoon. Although the athletics
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      Mixed day for British
      403 36 slkfjskljflksajf PROVISIONAL RESULTS Race Four: 1 Phoenix (Brit) 4hr 51min 7sec 2 Caiman (Hoi) 4:52:40 3 High Roler (US) 4:52:54 4 Sleeper (US), Euro (Den) 4:53:43 6 Sidewinder (US) 4:53:44 7 Rubin (WG) 4:54:00 8 Container (Aus) 4:54:47 9 Pocket Battleship (Spore) 4:55:23 liPinca (Aust) 4:55:37
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      Su Ling has talent and temperament to bring down targets
      581 36  - Su Ling has talent and temperament to bring down targets MARCUS LIN PROFILE...By 41 THINK it runs m my blood. My father used to shoot flying foxes when I was little and I suppose I've taken after him m a way. No, he did not start me off m shooting
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      Lock icon Bee Khim proves too good
      183 36 SEREMBAN, Wed. Singapore's Kee Bee Khim today retained the Malaysian Ladies Open amateur golf title. She finished with a three-over-par 75 for a 54-hole total of 231 here six strokes ahead of Malaysia's Choo Lai Chee. Lai Chee, trailing Bee Khim by a stroke overnight,
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        408 36 The catch that Downton dropped 4 IT was by no means a straightforward chance. No keeper expects an inside edge like that. I tend to go back to yesterday to see where our chances went. There were half a dozen near or half chances and
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        SCA stick to same line-up
        167 36 SCA stick to same line-up FOR obvious reasons, the Singapore Cricket Association have retained the same squad for the Malaysian Cricket Association League final against Federal Territory m Kuala Lumpur on Friday. "Why change a winning combination?" says chief selector Anura de Silva. He added: "Taking into account the non-availabil-ity
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        Lock icon Majestic Monkhouse
        284 36 LONDON, Wed. Surrey enhanced their English County championship title challenge with victory by an innings over Derbyshire as leaders Middlesex were beaten yesterday. Medium-pacer Graham Monkhouse sealed Surrey's success by capturing 5-61 at Derby where the home county, who followed on 275 behind, crashed from their overnight 106-1
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      MRU Cup build-up begins on right note
      201 36 MRU Cup build-up begins on right note SINGAPORE'S challenge for October's Malaysian Rugby Union Cup began at Farrer Park yesterday with the first of three trials to select this year's team. About 50 players turned up for the trial under newly-appointed coach Taffy Davies who was certainly impressed. Said Davies:
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      Raffles on rampage
      80 36 RAFFLES Institution crushed Bedok View Secondary 33-0 m a National Schools B Division boys softball match yesterday. Other results: A Boys: Victoria JC 8 Catholic JC 4; Hwa Chong JC 14 Mci Chin Secondary 5; Raffles JC 11 Ang Mo Kio Secondary 1. At Police Academy, Police
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      566 36 ATHLETICS Poland's Barbara Kotowska won the cross country run m Montreal on Tuesday to take the individual title m this year's women's Modern Pentathlon World Championships while her country won the overall team title. BASEBALL The United States and Cuba are the only undefeated teams halfway through
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      Hussein recalls Boon
      318 37 Meanwhile... By JOE DORAI FORMER international Lim Tang Boon, who quit representative football two years ago to concentrate on his work, has been earmarked by national coach Hussein Aljunied for next month's Merlion Cup tournament. Hussein has had discussions with Tang Boon on a likely comeback but
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      Roy shows the way
      272 37  -  LEE WAI WUN BOWLING By ROY TAY rolled a thumping 1,301 six-game series and shot to prominence m the men's Graded Masters division of the Singapore International bowling championships yesterday. He shot lines of 264, 162, 267, 235, 185 and 188 at Kallang Bowler-Drome his 217
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      The Fandi tug-of-war
      560 37 It's FAS v Malaysian states as chase for Singapore ace hots up By J.RAJENDRAN AS expected, the Football Association of Singapore are not the only ones after Fandi Ahmad's soccer talent. It was revealed yesterday that Malaysian state teams also hope to discuss a contract with the
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      Shuttle-buster
      398 37  -  MARCUS LIN BADMINTON By Our youth get rave reviews m Hongkong THE Singapore contingent to the Asian Youth Badminton Championships and Training Camp have returned with rave reviews. Team manager Tear Ec Soon felt the trip did a world of good m terms of exposure and experience for the
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      No fanfare at the arrival hall
      325 37  - No fanfare at the arrival hall JANICE SEAH By IT was a family reunion like any other at Changi Airport. Parents, brothers, and a few close friends joined m welcoming home a long-gone son. If he hadn't been Fandi Ahmad, you wouldn't expect anybody else. Yesterday, there wasn't anybody else.
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      Polished slip-ups
      277 37  -  TAY CHENG KHOON SQUASH By PARTICIPANTS m the Ovaltine Individual Graded squash championships now going on at Kallang will be m for a rougher time next week...but no one's expected to raise objections. In fact, the assurance by the Singapore Sports Council that they will be sanding the
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      RESULTS
      154 37 Results of last night's Ovaltlne F-grade individual squash championships (fourth round) Lim Yuen Loong bt Zahiri Hassan 9-2, 9-1, 8-10, 9-1; Sulaimi Idris bt Ng Buck Hwa 7-9, 9-5, 6-9. 9-7, 9-2; Mohd Rashid Rani bt Gan Yu Unn 9-3. 9-5, 9-8; Ng Eng Kiat bt Donna Parsons 9-2,
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        Freddie keeps the pot boiling
        142 37 NATIONAL Serviceman Lim Koon Guan, almost won the Rothmans Under--25 snooker title without a contest at the National Stadium last night. Challenger Freddie Soh offered Koon Guan a walkover when trailing 1-4 after the first session of the best-of-11-games final at the Singapore Snooker and
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        Lock icon Sethi's title ... on cue
        96 37 Sethi's title on cue NEW DELHI, Wed. Twenty four-year-old Geet Sethi, of India won the 25th World Amateur Billiards Championships here today beating 75--year-old Bob Marshall, of Australia. Sethi scored 3,809 points to Marshall's 2,453, after taking a 1,166-point lead into the final session. The Indian national champion, m his
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      184 In Memoriam
      249 34 In Loving Memory Of MR ISAAC S/O JALAL Departed: 8 8.84 And You do all things out of love, And You do all things well; You never make mistakes, dear Lord, Your hand can but excel; You do not fail. You have not failed; And as You
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      54 34 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MR. V. PONNIAH, M.B.E. Age 82 Formerly of Treasury and Department of Commerce and Industry passed away peacefully on 7th August 1985 leaving behind beloved wife Pavanam, son, son-in-law, daughters, grandchildren and relatives. Cortege leaving B,Franke.l Close on Thursday Bth August for Mount Vernon Crematorium. For
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      210 34 GOH AH TOO AGED 57 Passed away peacefully on 7th August, 1985 leaving behind: WIFE: NG BAH TANG SONS: GOH POH THIAM GOH POH SIEW DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW: CHEN SOW FOON NG MEI CHOO Cortege leave* Apt. 81k.432, Ang Mo Kio Awe 10, Spore 2056 on 11 August, 1985 at
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      182 Acknowledgements
      78 34 The family of the late MDM. TAN KWONG NEO (Departed 3/8/85) Wishes to express their heartfelt appreciation to relatives, friends, colleagues, pastors, doctors A staff of Ward 56 TTSH for their assistance, attendance, donations, condolences and wreaths during their recentbereavement^^^^^^^^ The Family of the late MR. TAN KIM
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      183 Condolences
      27 34 With the deepest sympathy and condolence to the family of our late Team Manager MR THANGAVELU DEPARTED: 7.8.85 FROM: MEMBERS OF SI LING UNITED F.C.
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      Serious Fun is all business
      551 34 ON THE TRACK with LUCKY LEO KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Serious Fun, who found one better m his last two starts, galloped impressively this morning m preparation for Sunday's Class 3 Div 7 sprint over 1,200 m. With J.F. Heng astride, the three-year-old by Phylkin strode
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      Charlie proud to 'B' with the best
      566 34  -  MARKSMAN By "IT'S every assistant trainer's dream to be an 'A' trainer," Charlie Read mused m the shade of a huge Flame of the Forest tree at Bukit Timah racetrack. Then, without a second thought, Ivan Allan's 'B trainer killed the notion stone
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      Lock icon Go-ahead for Arlington
      239 34 CHICAGO, Wed. THE prestigious Arlington Million will be run as scheduled, possibly at the Arlington Park racetrack which will use makeshift seats to replace burned-out grandstands, officials said yesterday. "We'll try to provide accommodation by putting seats under tents," Ralph Ross, a partner In Arlington Park, said
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      He's a new Wonder
      804 34 The newcomers KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Very Wonderful (late Beyond Rumorette) looks the pick of the 15 Class 3 newcomers entered for the Selangor Turf Club August meeting starting on Saturday. A four-year-old chestnut Australian gelding by Comeram out of Folktale, he raced twice at two for
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      635 34 150 Commercial/ Technical LCCI GROUP DIPLOMA CERTIFICATE COURSES PREPARING FOR 1986 EXAMS I BOOK-KEEPING (Inter) DSat 4.00- s.3oprn 17/08 II BUSINESS STATISTICS I) StM 9.30-llOOam 25/08 111 COST ACCOUNTING 1) Mon 6 30- B.oopm 12/08 2) Mon 8.00- 9.30pm 19/08 IV DIP. IN MARKETING/PR. DSun 9.30- 12.30pm 11/08 2) Thurs
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      96 34 MRS. MADHAVI RAVINDRAN Daughter of the late Seremban Sankaran, wife of Mr. M.C. Ravindran (retired postel clerk, GPO Seremban), aged 43. passed away suddenly on 7.8.85. Leaving behind sons (Hari Kumar (Bank Pertanian Kuching), Sree Kumar (Jurukur Perunding XL), Ananda Kumar and daughters: Geeta Kumari (Universiti Hospital XL), Asha Kumari
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      279 37 I fSz\ OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING I I V IBJ CORPORATION LIMITED fl (Incorporated inthe Republic of Singapore) 5 The Directors are pleased to announce the following.- 1985 1984 %lncr/(Decr) The Bank The Group The Bank The Group The Bank The Group p 8 Ss'ooos Ss'ooos SS'OOOs SS'OOOs 8 1 UNAUDITED RESULTS
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      122 37 BOWLING Singapore International (Kallang. 10.30). HOCKEY SHA Premier league: Police V SCC (Police Academy). Div IB: SCC B v SI A B (Padang). Friendly: SRC v Angels Hockey Club (London) (Padang). All matches at 5.30. SEPAK TAKRAW Intra-Zone 5 tournament final (HDB Court, Blk 703 704, 7.15). SHOOTING Pesta Sukan
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    Lock icon Ex-financial columnist jailed for leaking info
    284 38 Ex-financial columnist jailed for leaking info Advance notice helped stockbroker make $1.5 m NEW YORK, Wed. Former Wall Street Journal reporter Foster Winans was sentenced yesterday to 18 months' jail and fined US$5,OOO (S$11,000) for leaking information that was to appear m his influential column. Winans, 37, who was dismissed
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    Lock icon Woman sues priest over embezzlement confession
    211 38 Woman sues priest over embezzlement confession SAN FRANCISCO, Wed. A woman has named her priest m a US$5 million (Ssll million) lawsuit which claims he violated the sanctity of confession by revealing that she had embezzled from the church. In the suit, filed on Monday, Mrs Sheridan Edwards, 38, alleged
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    403 38  - Saved... 4 children in burning flat NG WENG HOONG Fire started by children playing with lighter By I A LABOURER kicked open a door and helped save four children after one of them set their flat on fire while playing with a lighter yesterday. Mr Peh Ah Tee, 24, who
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    Youth rescues baby girl left in burning room
    257 38 Youth rescues baby girl left in burning room A TODDLER was rescued by a teenage labourer after five children left the baby girl behind while fleeing from a burning room m a West Coast Road flat yesterday. Fourteen-month-old Chen Ec Meng, whose legs and face were burned, was saved from
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    Tokyo acts against Soviet threat in Pacific
    452 38  -  PETER HAZELHURST White Paper spells out how Japan will protect its sea lanes By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Wed. Japan should enhance its ability to defend itself because the Soviet Union has deployed huge military forces m North-East Asia and is now "putting more
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    Lock icon A beer 30 years in the making
    144 38 A beer 30 years in the making STRASBOURG (France), Wed. Fischer, the third-larg-est brewery m France, has come up with a new product that it hopes will put some fizz back into the flat beer market a beer concentrate. The tawny, thick liquid is the latest product to emerge from
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    Lock icon Review bureau chief quizzed by KL police
    248 38 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Police today questioned Mr James Clad, the Kuala Lumpur bureau chief of the Far Eastern Economic Review, m connection with an article on MalaysiaChina relations which appt?ared m the magazine's July 4 issue. The story was based on a confidential
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    32 38 NEW YORK, Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials slipped 1.91 points to 1,323 25 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    Lock icon Perth on courtesy drive for America's Cup
    127 38 Perth on courtesy drive for America's Cup PERTH, Wed. People m Perth are to be given courtesy courses to teach them how to meet the needs of nearly one million tourists expected for the America's Cup yachting challenge series, the government said today. About 2,500 Australians are likely to take
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      142 38 Weather UP TO 1 pm: Few showers m the late morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6 am tomorrow: 32 max., 25 mm. SUNSET today: 7.15 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.05 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 8/15 C Rain j Manila 23 33C Cloudy Amsterdam 15 19C Clear Melbourne 10 13C Cloudy Bangkok
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        Red and white on high
        249 1 Red and white on high Make-up: ANNE UUI !K from Shiseido Hair: ROVIN WONG f *om Mosche Models: CARRIE MODEL AGENCY Location: WESTIN STAMFORD, courtesy of the Raffles City management Photography: PHILIP LIM Co-ordinator: CATHERINE ONG tomorrow, we celepore's 20th year of independence Despite the business Today, our fashion page
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        48 1 I ftl*wi [I BHBt^i^Bi V I(^m I Ji "H f B^BBB *Bj BTW -»*J r B^J# QISUCS From an Indonesian Braifl HOliriShniOllt i? D**«%# J DcSt Of Coot am«l tdSI aUU Ulf aa| n WcSl Biiinauni omnyuai Edited by Tan Ban Huat Arts Leisure Edited by Richard Lim
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    • Food
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        Nourishment and brain power
        925 2  -  Aileen Yeoh The Tao Way to Health THE brain requires three main types of nourishment. They are wholesome natural foods rich m B vitamins; polyunsaturated fatty acids (Pufa), ribo-nucleic acids (RNA), carbohydrates, proteins, minerals and vitamins; air and jing, a vital essence. If you go on
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        The Chang Ming diet
        301 2 4 The Chinese had traditionally believed that walnuts were good for the brain. Hence children were given walnuts and Chinese red dates at Chinese New Year celebrations to increase their intellectual powers and A sweeten their nature! 1. Whole grains. Brown rice, pot barley, oat groats
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        Foods to avoid
        321 2 1. Sugar. White or brown, rock sugar, gula melaka, honey, maple syrup, sweets chocolates. Sugar depletes the body of B vitamins. The body responds to a lack of B vitamins by slowing down the brain's metabolism! 2. Dairy Products. Milk, milk powder, condensed milk, skimmed milk, cream,
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        For a taste of Java
        825 4  -  IRENE HOE By AT WIJAYA KITCHEN there's an innovative mix of Javanese dishes, though rendang and sayur lodeh addicts can still satisfy their cravings here. The cooks, including head chef Hajjah Habibah binte Mansor, were trained at the Jakarta kitchen of the restaurant's culinary adviser,
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        Foodfests
        162 4 Compiled by May Ho What's to be Where When How much What you'd get aaten Local Bamboo Court, Lunch only $18 (adult) Rendang, curry, sambai. York Hotel until Aug 14 $12 (child) assam fish 10-mei and other local delights. Local Orchard Cafe, Lunch and dinner $16.50 (adult) Rojak, gado-gado,
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        Spotlight on local food to mark National Day
        508 4  -  MAY HO By AT LEAST two hotels m town are celebratiing Singapore's 20th National Day tomorrow, by promoting local food. At the Hilton Hotel, the local buffet will last until Sunday, when it will be followed immediately by a week-long French Provincial
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        Belgian flavours a la minute
        1030 5  -  Tan Lee Leng Gourmet Belgian food joined worldranking cuisines 13 years ago when a Belgian restaurant gained a Michelin threestar rating. Today, we look at the characteristics of that country's cooking. THE reputation of Belgian cuisine is overshadowed by that of its formidable neighbour, France.
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        Recipes
        224 5 Black mussels mariniere (Serves four) 3 kg black mussels 1 large onion, sliced 2 soup-spoons of butter 1 dl dry white wine 1 soup-spoon of chopped parsley 400 g green celery salt pepper 17 2 litre water Method 1. Wash mussels m water and clean well. 2. Slice onions
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        Take your pick of kropok and cakes
        237 5 ALMOST 20 varieties of prawn and fish crackers and a selection of vegetable crisps are available at Clive Street, between Dunlop and Campbell Streets, m the Serangoon area (near Zhu Jiao Centre). Shopkeeper Chan Wan Koh, who has been there for more than
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        886 2 Good-bye "Problem days" Thanks toTAMPAX _i iHK _8i HHH_I JB ''H9HHHHBH No more lm|^m M I No more mess. H -H-i-Lv^^^^i No more odour. Bft K_» So comfortable and free no matter what you wear B P.jflP _l and what you do. ■B ~<P' X _^_^_^_^_^_^_^BH TAMPAX Hygenic tampon with
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        162 3 See the dots on this page? Imagine they are eyes. Now you know what it feels like to be an ad inTimeszone. To save you the trouble of counting, there are For the benefit of the uninformed, Timeszone is advertising very accurately at the northern,central, eastern 420,000 dots on this
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        304 4 S fIU^SH 56E)g Mo n Light Rai'Eli 40 M BS«d 2kg Pigeon Oil I <9Wi Longans m Syrup $3.20 230g Hand Brand' l^lk 397g Narcssus' (Free 18 Liter PaH) f I 145 fililltll GrOundnut Stewed Pork $5.70 J Thai Fragrant Rice t^ jB M «^^^^^^«ii^«^^^BMi^«^«^ M «»i^i« M^J 1 i3E«..«;
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        142 4 Ist Draw September 15! (5.30pm -^sa^Paikway Parade) Buy KLIM milk lkg/2kg/ fc~^^™~~fc IT'S EASY! 2.5 kg to be m to win: j^^^^u g ANZA *^^mmmm!^^ 2. The bigger the can, the more chances New Ford Laser L3GL o gt Sedan iJ| l k can l ent^ USA Disneyland holiday Jj^,
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        367 5 THE SinGfIPQRE SWEEP! &soj±__^_^__,^^^__ l ti j^^ jy j^^ 2nd PRIZE $400,000 3rd PRIZE 'S2OO,OOO 4th PRIZE $100,000 sth PRIZE 50,000 5 JACKPOT PRIZES $15,000 each 4 DIGIT MAJOR PRIZES $500 each 10 LUCKY PRIZES 5,000 each (Terminal digits) 25 GIFT PRIZES 3,000 each «WT $350 each 25 CONSOLATION PRIZES
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        590 6 Aw dfl Jim B^^^^Hk V I^PQ I If '^^t a J° hnn c Walker Black I "w<^%'l"t^\ Label (Qt.) v^j CjLX X. X. At the end f each m ntn during the promotion, the top IKI Find out at Strawberry Theatre t0 m < n f follc T in Lounge
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        103 6 Golden New Town and Princess NOW SHOWING! GOLDEN: LAST DAY! G: 11, 1.00, 4, 6.45, 9.00 NT: 1.30, 3.30, 7.00, 9.00 Pr 130. 3.30, 7.30, 9.30 MM Mandarin COMEOV CRAZYCAMES GOLDEN: Tomorrow! "SCARLET LADY" Ifend PALACE U;^ LAST DAY! 3.30, 7.15, 9.30 "CONSUMMATE POWER OF SHAOLIN TONG ZE KONG NEW
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        576 6 |4th WEEK 80RCHARD: HURRY! SEE IT NOW>! (*****88) 4 SHOWS: 1 30, 4 00, 6.30 9 15pm (I 0 TOMORROW EXTRA SHOW at 11.00 am I 8 I 5" WARNING »i LADIES. DON'T LET YOUR GUY Q SEE THIS MOVIE WITHOUT YOU (j» 1 ■*P ir jZ*' *> I i
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        102 6 JUBILEE/MANDARIN EMPRESS/TOA PAYOH HOLLYWOOD/HAPPY/PLAZA DALIT/LIWAGU/ QUEENSTOWN/METROPOLE NOW SHOWING— No Free List MET I 15, 3 15, 7 15, 9 15 L J 1 30, 3 30, 7 30, 9 30 H WOOD 1 00, 3 30, 7 00, 9 1 5 Daht 1 15, 3 15, 7 30, 9 30
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        792 6 :Btßl WEEK!! B CAPITOL 11am, 1.45. 4.00, 6.30. 9.15 1 IF YOU HAVE SEEN RAMBO 1 ONLY ONCE. YOU HAVE MOT REALL V SEEM THE FILM YET! U C*rai H-flilP /'/EVEN PRESIDfNI B 91 ItliiiUllU REAGAN HAS SEEN B a Jjk B fjk \r RAMBO! HAVF YOU? B tr •Tafnnnmiiii
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        234 6 ■i!lMll!MlllMliMlllip!ll«l!iiM' li: B ORGANISATION ■j B.'.II'IJJIMiI'IN'LJ.IB H B NOW SHOWING No Free List |j I lam I 30 4 00, 6 45, 915 H ORIENTAL B I lam I 00 3 15, 7 00, 9 15 B B SAVOY m 1 lam I 45 4 00, 6 45, 915 B
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        1034 7 NOTICES I Singapore Tourist I I Promotion Board I I 21ST TOURIST GUIDE COURSE I I Individuals who are interested m tour guiding as a career are invited yg to apply for the above-mentioned course scheduled to commence on H 23 September 1985. The training will be spread over 3Vi
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        308 7 How quiet is Fisher split-type airconditioning? •V aS I >Jb^B b^bVL bB J !^*l M^^M btC HE ff B B iHbI 'ISb^BP L^Lm i-^.. *»**y* h b Hold this to your ear. X In our own quiet way, we'd like you to night cooling and another room for day K
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        185 7 BUY SMART. BUY THE ORIGINAL Only Iwatani gas cartridges are covered by worldwide insurance. Iwatani gas cartridges may cost a little more than imitation ones. But for the little more you pay, you can relax, knowing that you're using a safe product made under strict quality control. What's more, Iwatani
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        678 8 NOTICES Wdb Separate tenders are invited for each of the following:--(1) ERECTION AND COMPLETION of Tampines Bus Interchange Including 9 Units of Lock-Up shops and SANITARY WATER INSTALLATION at Tampines Town Centre. (2) ERECTION AND COMPLETION of I Block of 66/22 XV Electrical Substation at Bishan Street 31. (3) CARPARKS
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        83 8 SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION GROUP NOTICE OF REMOVAL We are pleased to inform our clients and business associates that as from 12TH AUGUST 1985 our new office will be located at: 200 CANTONMENT ROAD #08-01 SOUTHPOINT SINGAPORE 0208 Our new telephone, telex and facsimile numbers will be as follows: TELEPHONE NO:
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        146 8 Sarawak Shell Berhad SALE OML/85/0002 OFFSHORE LIVING QUARTERS Double deck accommodation module, each deck having overall area of 1500 sq. ft (60' x 25') complete with furniture and accessories suitable for 22 men, fitted with Helideck. Year of fabrication: 1978 Total overall weight: +200 metric tonnes Available from: Labuan (Floating
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        620 8 SUN TAN By Collette PEANUTS By Schul* W^^^Wv/ttLftMLLiI'VE DoHSIT--") C~TT TOOK WJ^**BuTfiNAltf HAVE DfoDtFDjH r^ fjg*"^ I \STteH6JHOftiiLL-] p VJpsSs^/'^^^^l WMV ARE U)E STAMPING ALWAYS MAN 6 IT MAKES U5 LOOK I U)E COULPXARE YOU W f%ri\ y s T""H^r 'M*cf&% 8V THE TELEPHONES SIR? AROUNP THE PAY LIKE WE'VE
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        Towards a uniquely Singaporean culture
        1172 9 Five Confucian scholars, who have immersed themselves m Eastern and Western societies for many years, agrred at a forum that Singapore could cull the best from both to create a culture of its own. GON BENG CHOO reports- THE seminar on culture at the DBS
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        The lone traveller in China
        924 9  -  JILL JOLLIFFE By CHINA'S tourism boom, with the number of visitors rising from 5.7 million m 1980 to 12 million last year, has placed a big strain on travel officials. They are confronted with a new problem: a growing legion of lone travellers who are
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        Dial-for-Mandarin *****77
        297 9 Dial-for-Mandarin *****77 SBzz-hEg if m T»a *c t* v* t° who* n \,s wo Buyong le, wo jiu kuai xie wan le. c h j{J z j Words and phrases u\ t rsnisi Ke That's not necessary. I've almost finished writ- HuJii xfguin yio gaidiio ffff J^^hang bend «v CT
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        Development of Indonesian national film industries
        849 10  -  MOHD KAMSAH SIRAT By ON MARCH 30, 1950, -several pribumi (native a Indonesian) youths, led 2 by Usmar Ismail, con- vened a meeting to dis- cuss the making of a film. They were veterans of the war of independence. 1 On that date they
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        Pembangunan industri filem2 Indonesia
        690 10  -  Oleh MOHD KAMSAH SIRAT PADA 30 Mac 1959 terdapat sekempulan pemuda peribumi pimpinan Usmar Ismail yang terdiri daripada bekas pejuang-pejuang perang kemerdekaan. Pada hari itu mereka membuat penggambaran di Jawa Barat. Filem itu berjudul Long March, yang kemudian dikenali sebagai Darah Dan Doa. Filem-filem Usmar yang
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        592 10 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES ■HQTAUTQ RQ^imm fl^HI Telefax No: *****59 Kates: Box Service: W^mm OIMH a O nOJUOO I Sa(es s^v^. Straits Times: 5525,00 psc. cm. Collected: 555.00 Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD Tel: *****11 ext 2724-7 2669 Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. Posted: Sslo.oo. APPOINTMENTS f^^^ NTUC Comfort invites ■MJKC applications
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        246 10 We have a team of professional expertise a I D Managers Personnel Assistants M 1 ?u ta ?f ntre Q Specialists 1 Shop Operations o o m& Personnel Accounting Administration Security M Accounts Payable Data Communication H Budgets Measurement Training Officer M H Plant Systems Engineering U Materials Analyst D
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        758 11 APPOINTMENTS I* An established American manufacturing company H invites applications from suitably qualified persons for I ;'*l W the positions of: 1 1 PROCESS ENGINEERS 3 Responsible for sustaining semiconductor packages, construction, reliability and marking processes. Implement quality and produaivity H improvement program. H Applicants must have BSc or B.E.
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        836 11 We are a leading manufacturer and caterer of cooked food. Owing to our expansion, we have immediate vacancies for the following positions at our food processing plant at Pandan Loop off West Coast Road. ASST. PRODUCTION C. PERSONNEL CLERK MANAGER H. STORE CLERK B. ASST. CATERING I. PURCHASING CLERK MANAGER
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        573 11 I SENTOSA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION invites applications for the post of: HEAD (ESTATES) Qualifications and Experience A Degree m Estate Management/Valuation from a recognised university. At least one year relevant working experience. The successful candidate should display qualities of leadership, organisational ability and self-motivation. Duties and Responsibilities Advise the Corporation on
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        775 11 NOTICES HH PERNAS CHARTER MANAGEMENT SDN. BERHAD KUALA LUMPUR. Outputs of tin concentrates for the undermentioned companies under the management of Pernas Charter Management Sdn. Berhad and its associates for the month of July 1 985 are as follows: Malaysia Mining Corporation Berhad Group of Companies TONNES Malaysia Mining Corporation
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        691 12 NOTICES r 3& JURONG ENGINEERING LIMITED (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) ANNOUNCEMENT OF INTERIM RESULTS The Directors with to announce that the unaudited results of the Company and of the Group for the half year ended 30 June, 1985 are as follows: HALF YEAR HALF YEAR PERCENTAGE TO 30-06-85
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        277 12 I INVITATION TO TENDER I Property No. 2-B Simon Lane #03-04 Singapore 1954 Type of property Residential l Legal description Lot 3104/U27 Mukim 22 Land area 138 sq metres or thereabouts Tenure Fee simple Terms and conditions of X tender As per terms stated m the vendor's prescribed tender documents
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        932 12 EOI HWA HONG CORPORATION LIMITED TUTM (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) HALF YEARLY REPORT ANNOUNCEMENT Half Yearly Report on unaudited consolidated results for the six months ended 30th June 1985. GROUP COMPANY Halt Year To 30 June Half Year To 30 June T9HS TSB3 Tl- TSSS TSB4 Ss'ooo Ss'ooo
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        401 12 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. IBS AND IN THE MATTER OF FOOD PALACE PTE. LTD. (In Members' Voluntary Wlndlng-Up) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of Food Palace Pte. Ltd. held on 6th August 1985. the following Special Resolutions were duly passed:1. That the Company be wound up
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        400 12 IN THE MATTER OP THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 1 85 AND IN THE MATTER OF NEUTRAL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED (Incorporated la Singapore) (Members' Voluntary Winding Up) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of the abovenamed Company, which is being voluntarily wound up, are required on or before 9th
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        443 12 IN THE HIGH COURT OP THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. Ml of IMS. In the Matter of the Companies Act (Cap. 185). As 4 In The Matter of MeKIM ENGINEERS (S) PTE LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding Up
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        738 12 npDB NOTICE FOR REGISTRATION OF CLAIMS FOR GRAVES IN AN UNNAMED HINDU CEMETERY AT LORONG MAYANG OFF SEMBAWANG ROAD 17' 2 KM LOT 73-1 AND 73-2 MUKIM XIX 1 This is to notify for general information B that two parcel of State Lands known as Lot W No 73-1 and
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        487 12 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 MODERN PLASTICS PTE. LTD. (la Voluntary liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of MODERN PLASTICS PTE. LTD. duly convened and held at 6001, Beach Road, #14-01, Golden Mile Tower, Singapore 0719 on the 3rd day of August 1985,
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        Lock icon The great Khan and his ragas
        639 13 4 My music is not for entertainment. It is music that opens your mind and your soul. We believe it is real food for your soul. AH Akbar Khan Caroline Ngui at the XL Arts Fest "So often have I remained transported beyond dreams
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        Curtains down at KL festival
        343 13 THE first X I Arts Festival came to a quiet, informal close last Saturday night. It was not so much a ceremony as a friendly miin- gling of participants and organisers with a large buffet dinner spread to boot. Chairman of the festival and Minister
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        The faithful shouldn't exclude the curious
        500 13  -  CATHERINE ONG By GOOD music, no matter what it promotes, sells. And the first recorded-in-Singapore Gospel music album, He's the One, which has sold 15,000 copies and which culminated m the Wonderful Encounter concert at the World Trade Centre Auditorium last Sunday, proves it.
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        637 13 What's On PERFORMANCES Drama Centre. 8 pm. HHHHHI PUBLIC UTILITIES first Parliament meeting FILMS sso concert, conduct- tJ£S£&£ SSSS ■■Xli SSS 2S%&*TSZ 2%£Btt&&£si "vk™..*.^ ed by Lim Yau with solo- point and Victoria Theatre P^V trical fittings, such as power miniature three-dimen- i nR on r^ vest at PSA S
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        1157 13 I Radio One PRIME MINISTER'S NATIONAL DAY SPEECH (7.10 pm). Tune m to the Prime Minister's National Day address. His speech will be repeated on Friday at 7.10 pm. 5.58 AM National Anthem followed by Opening Announcement 6.00 News m Brief 6.05 Another Morning Another Show 7.00 News and Weather
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        1430 14 my view Catherine Ong TJ re-Holiday Movie I riot U iWl'Tfk W% IfICOC against crime, helps to fluff I I P* 1^ Lost Horizon (Ch 5, LllOl nUII^UII IUOCO up the show. jSSßKifjßmi wj 19 50 pm) While this show has its ffiffiM UNFORTUNATELY, this |tlsinip ItlU^timiP cSe°s Tn-\°a m
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