The Straits Times, 15 August 1985

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1985 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/85
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    $160 m vote of confidence
    661 1  -  HSUNG BEE HWA MBL and F N to build new plants m response to private investment call By 41 should add that the most important factor in deciding whether to invest is not the incentives. That's the icing on the cake. If you don't have
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    S'pore 6th in Cup
    43 1 PLYMOUTH, Wed. Singapore finished sixth m a field of 18 nations m the Adniiral's Cup, the unofficial world championship of ocean racing, which ended with the gruelling fiveday, storm-lathed Fastnet race. Marionette skipper Simon Loh's report on Page 38.
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    Survivor tells of last minutes of JAL jet
    702 1 TOKYO, Wed. Shaken by an explosion m the top of the fuselage, yawing and pitching and with the cabin filled with a white fog, a Japan Air Lines Boeing 747 plunged into a mountain carrying more than 500 people to their deaths.
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    Sugar price control may be lifted
    318 1 SUGAR should soon cost less m Singapore as the Government has indicated that it would lift its control on sugar prices. Minister of State (Trade and Industry Brigadier-General (Res) Lee Hsien Loong yesterday said there was a "good possibility" that such control would be
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    Wage restraint: Union support 'not blanket approval for all firms'
    483 1  - Wage restraint: Union support 'not blanket approval for all firms' SALMA KHALIK By A MAJOR union said yesterday that its support for wage restraint should not be taken as blanket approval for companies to give lower or no wage increases. Mr Goh Chee Wee, Executive Secretary of the United Workers
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    Sek to hang for murder
    445 1  -  ELENA CHONG By SEK KIM WAH smiled after he was found guilty and sentenced to death yesterday for the brutal Andrew Road slayings. It will be thrilling to be hanged, he said in Cantonese to the court interpreter, and thanked the court for sentencing him
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      104 1 Pay frozen for Sembawang executives Page 15 Smooth sailing for high fliers. As the first airline m Asia to introduce a proper Business Class, everyone copied us. However our commitment to better service means we keep on improving. With our Marco Polo Business Class there's separate check m. Priority baggage
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      666 2 Some more, some less GOVERNMENT employees enjoy longer annual and sick leave than their counterparts in the private sector, but private sector employees get more fringe benefits, said a report by the Singapore National Employers Federation. Public sector employees who have worked for three years and more are getting
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      Comment
      252 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE consultancy centre for local businesses, when it is set up during the next few months by the Economic Development Board, is among the first major concrete steps by the Government to give encouragement and assistance specifically to Singapore entrepreneurs. Such help has always been
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      Around the world
      506 2 Indian shares boom INDIAN share prices, buoyed by continuing confidence m the liberal economic policies of Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, have been hitting record levels as new investors scramble to join the bandwagon. Bank clerks, doctors, housewives, secretaries and engineers who have never been inside a stock
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      Around Asean ... and Across the Causeway
      220 2 Around Asean and Across the Causeway 'Boost tourism' call SINGAPORE is the highest generator of tourists to the Asean region, Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, the Minister of State (Trade and Industry) and Chairman of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, said in Jakarta yesterday, in a speech urging the private sectors
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      Timesdollar
      95 2 PROMET PETROLEUM TO BUY STAKE IN AMERICAN FIRM PROMET PETROLEUM, a subsidiary of Promet Bhd based m Hongkong, will acquire a one-third stake m an American company, Mainline Resources Ltd, for US$5 million (Ssll million). The stake will be bought from Bristol Oil and Minerals PLC of Britain and
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      Forum
      98 2 READY TO STAND TALL THE FIRST Deputy Prime Minister's Gordian Knot speech and the question-and-answer session that followed are the subject of seven letters today. One says SBC's coverage of both did not do justice to Mr Goh Chok Tong nor the undergraduates. On Mr Goh's assertion that Singaporeans
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      Timesport
      457 2 Golds for Biondi? AMERICAN swimming star Matt Biondi, the first man to break 49 seconds for the 100 metres freestyle, said he was unlikely to maintain that form for the Pan-Pacific championships, opening today. Biondi, who shattered the world 100 m freestyle record with a time of 48.95 seconds
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      Section Two
      446 2 Fruit at all times ONCE UPON a time, you could only buy fresh apples and pears when they were in season. Now, despite the fact that they are harvested in late summer, advances in storage techniques have made these seasonal fruits available throughout the year. Research has also
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      Suspect door and black box found
      463 3  -  PETER HAZELHURST Explosion theory also being studied By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Wed. Japanese police said today they had recovered the black box and voice recorder of the Japan Airlines jumbo jet which crashed into a mountain on Monday. They had also found the rear
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      Rajiv sends condolences
      75 3 NEW DELHI, Wed. Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi sent his condolences to Japan yesterday over the Boeing 747 plane crash, m which more than 500 people died, an External Affairs Ministry spokesman said. The world's worst single aircraft disaster comes only seven weeks after the worst plane
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      Search is difficult on the mountain of death
      418 3 Four-hour trudge up 20-km forest path MOUNT OSUTAKA, (Japan), Wed. The body of a girl in a life jacket, photographs, a packet of frozen fish. The dead, with their intimate personal belongings and holiday gifts, are scattered across Mount Osutaka north-west of
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      JAL priority on 'profits'
      83 3 TOKYO, Wed. Two of Japan Air Lines' four unions have accused the company of plao ing its highest priority on profits and reducing the nun Ber of flight personnel, a uni i official said today. In a statement released last night, the cabin and cockpit crew
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      Rear passengers more likely to survive
      265 3  -  PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Wed. The miraculous escape of four survivors from the Japan Air Lines jumbo jet crash on Monday supports a long-standing theory that passengers m the rear of an aircraft have a betterchance of surviving a crash. All four
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      Probe chief got off jet before doomed flight
      96 3 TOKYO, Wed. The man m charge of investigating the crash of Japan Air Lines flight 123 travelled on the doomed plane earlier that tragic day it smashed into a mountain with 524 people on hoard, l AL said today. Transport Minister Tokuo
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      Damaged tail section had been replaced
      174 3 TOKYO, Wed. The Japan Air Lines Boeing 747 jetliner that crashed m mountains m central Japan on Monday was involved m a previous accident m 1978 that damaged its lower tail section, an airline spokesman said today. JAL spokesman Geoffrey Tudor said the plane
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      'Where is my sister? My papa? My mama?'
      359 3 FUJIOKA (Japan), Wed. "Where is my sister?" Keiko Kawakami, 12, asked when she arrived at the hospital. "My papa? My mama?" Her eyes filled with tears when the answer came from the doctors around her: Her parents and younger sister were belived
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      Indian share prices hit record levels
      417 4 Buoyed by Rajiv's policies, investors rush for a piece of the action NEW DELHI, Wed INDIAN share prices, buoyed by continuing confidence m the liberal economic policies of Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, have been hitting record levels as new investors scramble to join the
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      When being fat wears a bit thin
      243 4  -  LIM SAY BOON By Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Wed. How fat was she? She was so fat workmen had to be called m to demolish part of her house to get her out. This story of Australia's heaviest person emerged m Brisbane this week
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        Emergency landing
        82 4 A PHILIPPINE AIR Lines Airbus A-300 airliner carrying 264 people made an emergency landing m Hongkong yesterday after reporting mechanical problems. The plane, bound for Manila from Hongkong, was forced to return shortly after take-off because of low oil pressure m an engine. On Tuesday an American Airlines
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        'Remains' returned
        89 4 VIETNAM HAS returned to The United States what are presumed to be the remains of 26 US servicemen listed as missing m action m the Vietnam War. At the same time Vietnamese officials said Hanoi was m favour of high-level talks soon between US and Vietnamese officials to
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        Wipe out deficit plan
        68 4 CHINA AIMS to eliminate a projected three billion yuan (552.33 billion) annual National Budget deficit by the end of the year, Finance Minister Wang Bingqian has announced. The measures Mr Wang outlined to a national finance meeting m Beijing on Monday included improving management of enterprises,
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        Minister gets blame
        86 4 A SPECIAL government committee said yesterday that Finance Minister Loh Jen-Kong and several other senior officials should share responsibility for Taiwan's worst financial scandal, which involved NT$7.7 billion (*****.5 million) m illegal loans approved by a major savings and loan institution. The committee said Mr Loh, Mr
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        3,000 in protest
        67 4 ABOUT 3,000 people, including Buddhist monks and opposition leaders, demonstrated m Colombo yesterday to protest against attacks by guerillas fighting for a separate Tamil state m Sri Lanka. About 200 monks and former Prime Minister Sirima Bandaranaike took part m the demonstration as peace talks between the
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      Rebels kill 11 on eve of celebrations
      283 4  - Rebels kill 1 1 on eve of celebrations PHILIP GANGULY By New Delhi Reporter NEW DELHI, Wed. Separatist guerillas killed 11 people, including nine army men, across India as the nation prepared itself for Independence Day celebrations tomorrow with intelligence agencies warning of more bloodshed to come. A senior police
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      China's peace message: 'Remember Nanjing'
      188 4 China's peace message: 'Remember Nanjing' BEIJING, Wed. China today marked the end of World War II by reminding the world that Japanese troops killed more people m the "Rape of Nanjing" than the US did m the atomic attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. An article m the People's Daily said
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      Court rejects 'unlawful' claim by judge
      152 4 Court rejects 'unlawful' claim by judge CANBERRA, Wed. Australia's highest court today summarily rejected a claim by a judge that his conviction for attempting to pervert the course of justice was unconstitutional. The full Bench of the High Court also ordered that 21 questions of law arising from the conduct
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      Colombo lifts trade ban
      67 4 COLOMBO, Wed. Sri Lanka has lifted its 15-year-old trade embargo on Israel m both the state and private sectors, government sources said yesterday. The move, which has not been formally announced, has already taken effect, the sources said. Last year. President Junius Jayewardene renewed diplomatic ties
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      Couple will get paid to live in showhouse
      238 5  -  DONALD HIGGS By London Reporter LONDON, Wed. It is the traditional Silly Season m Britain but this is ridiculous. A Scottish property firm has advertised a job for a couple to live m a luxury showhouse, be nice to the non-existent neighbours,
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      Masterpieces from master of pieces
      82 5 PUZZLES aren't just for kids. Some actually make a profession of it. John Robrock is one of a handful of professional puzzle drawers in America. John hand draws the hundreds of pieces that make up the Springbok puzzle line at Hallmark Cards. His work will
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      Probe into murder and car-bomb link
      331 5 FRANKFURT, Wed. The hunt for the perpetrators of a car-bomb attack on a United States air base was focusing today on the murder of an American soldier. West German security sources said the soldier's identity card might have been used by urban guerillas to
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      French pilots fly off without passengers
      144 5 ORLY, Wed. Passengers on a French internal flight from Paris were left behind after the plane's two pilots decided airport security was insufficient and refused to allow them on board. The pilots eventually took off m the empty aircraft, while the passengers had to
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      Boy, 3, youngest to get new heart and lungs
      138 5 Boy, 3, youngest to get new heart and lungs LONDON, Wed. A three-year-old Irish boy was given a new heart and lungs today m a four-hour transplant operation, becoming the youngest person to undergo the operation. Jamie Gavin, from Dublin, was m a satisfactory condition at Harefield Hospital near London,
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      Asians in Britain want protection
      325 5 Appeal to Thatcher for anti-arson squads to stop racial attacks LONDON, Wed. Asian immigrants have appealed to British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher to set up police "anti-arson squads" to combat an epidemic of racial attacks m London suburbs, community leaders have said. The plea for
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      Texan fastest across Channel
      246 5 DOVER, Wed. A Texas geologist set a record for the fastest swim by a man across the English Channel from France to England, and proposed marriage to his girlfriend on the way. She accepted. Mr Peter Johnson, 26, of Midland, Texas, took 8 hours 20 minutes
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      US labour wants action on trade imbalance
      318 6 PITTSBURGII, Wed. A worsening trade imbalance is spreading its effects beyond specific regions and industries m the United States and Congress may be forced to enact new restrictions to resolve the problem, the head of the nations biggest labour group said yesterday. "The
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      Moscow on PR offensive, says US
      426 6 Soviet campaign will 'impede frank discussions' at the November summit SANTA BARBARA (California), Wed. The White House said yesterday the Kremlin had opened a sophisticated public relations campaign to sell its case against the United States before the November summit between President Ronald Reagan
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      17 survive boat fire
      57 6 JUNEAU (Alaska), Wed. Seventeen crew members who jumped into the North Pacific to flee their burning Japanese fishing vessel were rescued yesterday, a United States Coast Guard spokesman said. No injuries were reported. The crew of the Inari Maru No. 18 was picked up by a
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      Tests on birth control jabs in Australia
      217 6 Tests on birth control jabs in Australia COLUMBUS (Ohio), Wed. An injection that gives women birth control protection for a year has been developed by an Ohio State University researcher and will be tested m Australia, the Columbus Dispatch newspaper reported yesterday. Tests on the process will begin m two
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      Man who claims to be KGB agent on fraud charges
      236 6 AUSTIN (Texas), Wed. The father of one of 81 crew members believed to have died when an oil drilling ship sank m the South China Sea m 1983 has testified that a Soviet agent had demanded U5574,000 (about *****.000) to
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      Peru 'has 250 secret drug airstrips'
      136 6 Peru 'has 250 secret drug airstrips' LIMA, Wed. Peru has 250 clandestine airstrips from which the raw material for more than half the world's cocaine is flov/n out of the country, according to AttorneyGeneral Cesar Elejalde. Mr Elejalde said on Peruvian television that Peru alone did not have the resources
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      None too pleased over greeting card
      148 6 CHICAGO, Wed. A company that put the photograph of a prominent nun on its risque greeting card apologised yesterday and promised to donate the proceeds to her religious order. The gesture may only deepen the sense of outrage that prompted Sister Candida Lund to
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      World food output up, but Africa still hungry
      154 7 ROME, Wed. World food production rose more than 4 per cent last year but food shortages and distribution problems m Africa became more acute, the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organisation reported yesterday. Its 1985 world food report called the world's food
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      Uganda heads for new strife as talks flop
      235 7 NAIROBI, Wed. Uganda appears headed for another era of violence and bloodshed after peace talks failed to start between the country's new military rulers and the main guerilla group, diplomats said. Late yesterday, travellers returning from western Uganda said National Resistance Army
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      Major reforms not likely
      477 7 Pretoria dampens hopes JOHANNESBURG, Wed. The government has dampened hopes that President P. W. Botha would announce major political reforms tomorrow to try to quell continuing violence. Mr Botha's scheduled speech to the Natal Congress of the ruling National Party had been billed as likely to
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      Anti-Arab MP is 'gagged' by protesters
      103 7 TEL AVIV, Wed. Opponents of anti-Arab parliamentarian Rabbi Meir Kahane pelted him with eggs and prevented him from speaking at an outdoor rally m a Tel Aviv suburb. "We decided Kahane would not enter Givatayim and would not speak here," Mayor Yitzhak Yaron said
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      14 killed in train crash
      52 7 ANKARA, Wed. At least 14 people were killed and five injured when two cargo trains collided today near the east Turkish town of Malatya. Fire broke out after the crash but the cause of the accident was not immediately known, the semi-official Anatolian news agency
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      181 5 Attention Sumeet Owners! Here's Good Hews! The new Sumeet Food Processor Attachment is now available m Malaysia. If you have a Sumeet Domestic Mixer, just get a new Sumeet Food Processor Attachment and see its wonders. You will wonder how you did without it for so long. The new Sumeet
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      S'poreans top tourist list
      307 8  -  AHMAD OSMAN They account for 22 pc of all, Asean travellers By m Jakarta JAKARTA, Wed. Singaporeans form the largest number of tourists m the Asean region, accounting for 2.05 million, or 22.2 per cent, of all Asean tourists. Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, the Minister of
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      Asean 'must pull together'
      180 8 JAKARTA, Wed. Two senior Asean ministers Indonesia's Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja and Finance Minister Daim Zainuddin of Malaysia said yesterday that Asean was lagging m collective economic activity. In separate speeches to a group of young Asean businessmen meeting here, both called for increased economic cooperation.
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      Guerillas surrender their arms
      175 8 THAI Muslim separatists and communist insurgents lining up with their arms before they formally surrendered m a colourful ceremony chaired by Supreme Commander General Arthit Kamlang-ek at the southern province of Yala on Tuesday. Of the 350 who gave up, the largest group comprised separatists seeking
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      Jakarta gets Beijing pledge on trade
      146 8  -  AHMAD OSMAN. By JAKARTA, Wed. China has assured Indonesia that it will not export to Indonesia products which are already produced In Indonesia. The assurance was given by the visiting head of China's Council for the Promotion of International Trade, Mr Wang Yao-Ting, during
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      Anti-Marcos resolution thrown out
      289 8  -  ABBY TAN By Manila Reporter MANILA, Wed. A parliamentary committee last night threw out the opposition resolution to impeach President Ferdinand Marcos less than eight hours after it was filed. The Committee on Human Rights Justice and Good Government, chaired by the ruling New Society Party
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      Thailand turns to currency swap to ease debt
      326 8 Thailand turns to currency swap to ease debt BANGKOK, Wed. Staggering under rising inflation and a burgeoning trade deficit, Thailand is turning to a novel but complex fiscal procedure called "currency swapping" to ease the pressur? of its foreign debt. In a move approved m principle by its external debt
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      Two held on drug charges
      73 8 BANGKOK, Wed. Thai narcotics officials have arrested two foreigners at the airport here and charged them with possessing and attempting to smuggle 1.45 kilograms of high-grade heroin, authorities said today. Officials said Leopold Jean Pettens, 37, of Belgium was arrested as he was about to
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Ex-Sarawak head denies link with new party
      239 9 MIRI, Wed. The former Sarawak Head of State, Tun Datuk Patinggi Haji Abdul Rahman Yakub, has denied being involved m the proposed formation of the Sarawak Unity Movement (Saum) Party. "I am not involved m any way and neither have I met any
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      First the Saga, now 'made in Malaysia' computer
      198 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. On the heels of the national car, Proton Saga, comes the first Malaysianmade computer. This follows an agreement between Melewar Corp and Accent Technology Inc. of the United States. Under the agreement, Melewar will buy the technology, manufacturing rights,
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      Death-row Sim granted reprieve
      460 9 Hanging order for man m firearms case is revoked KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Yang DiPertuan Agong today granted the postponement of tomorrow's scheduled execution of death-row convict Sim Kie Chon pending the outcome of a High Court action. Attorney -General Tan Sri Abu Talib Othman, who
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      Hunger strike to support appeal
      175 9 SEVEN opposition leaders of the Democratic Action Party went on a hunger strike outside a temple m Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday to support the appeal for death row prisoner Sim Kie Chon's sentence to be commuted to life imprisonment. DAP Deputy SecretaryGeneral Lee Lam Thye
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      Final report to outline BMF's huge losses
      349 9 Final report to outline BMF's huge losses KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The final report on the M 52.5 billion Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF) loans scandal, now being prepared, will describe the events leading to the huge losses suffered by the company. Disclosing this today, the Auditor-General Tan Sri Ahmad Noordin Haji
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      Exams to be held in S'pore
      71 9 KOTA BARU, Wed. The Kelantan Islamic Foundation will conduct the Siiil Rendah Ugama (SRU) and the Sijil Tinggi Ugama (STU) examinations for Singapore students m the Republic beginning next year, its director, Haji Mansor Salleh, said today. He said Singapore candidates previously had been
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      147 9 SEMINAR ON ACADEMIC PUBLISHING IN THE ASEAN REGION 9 II September 1985 Paramount Hotel, Singapore The 1 7th Festival of Books and Book Fair will be held from 31 August to 8 September 1985 at Hall 4, World Trade Centre, Singapore. Immediately after the Book Fair, A Seminar on Academic
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      525 9 The management and staff of C K Tang Limited extend heartiest congratulations to our director, DR. EE PENG LIANG who was awarded the Distinguished Service Order on National Day 1985. TANGS TIME LIFE BOOKS MAKE GOOD READING CULTURE, NATURE, SCIENCE LIBRARY call STP Distributors tel *****88 for details J\ Australian
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  • HOME
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      Public sector workers get longer leave
      323 10 But those m private firms get more fringe benefits GOVERNMENT employees enjoy longer annual and sick leave than their counterparts m the private sector, but privateor employees get more fringe benefits, said a report by the Singapore National Employers Federation. The 425-page report was
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      Open verdict on postman
      75 10 CORONER'S court yesterday recorded an open verdiel into the death of a postman whose body was found at a construction site silt trap. The cause of death of Mr Mohd Soopi bin Surli, .'4O, rould not be ascertain- ed because the body was badly decomposed, but
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      Escalators: Undone shoelaces could be your undoing
      179 10 Escalators: Undone shoelaces could be your undoing UNDONE shoe-laces and long-flowing clothes are potentially dangerous to their wearers while using escalators. This warning was given by an elevator company yesterday, a day after a boy, Dusan Kern, 13, had his right foot caught m an escalator at Centrepoint m Orchard
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      Lanes closed for MRT work
      72 10 Lanes closed for MRT work TWO of the six lanes along Avenue 8, Ang Mo Kio, have been closed temporarily for Mass Rapid Transit work from yesterday. This is to enable a passenger subway to be built to link the proposed Ang Mo Kio MRT station (at the junction of
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      Warder's drug find: 2 charged with trafficking
      286 10 Warder's drug find: 2 charged with trafficking A DRUG centre warder saw a mysterious package being hurled by a motorcycle pillion rider towards the centre's compound one morning. But the green package hit the high fencing of the centre and fell to the ground outside the fence. Mr Yusri bin
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      Mixing tradition and technology
      386 10  -  NGIAM TONG HAI Hainanese chicken rice served up by automatic rice-maker By RESTAURANT owner Foo Chin Sol is opening his first fast food outlet and It will be a mix of traditional Hainanese fare and modern technology. Chicken rice will be served by an automatic "rice-maker"
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      Private pest jobs up to firms
      102 10 THE Environment Ministry has decided 15 pest control companies are capable of handling the destruction of hornets' and bees' nests m private premises. So it has decided to stop providing the service to owners of private properties from Sept 1. But the ministry said
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      Japan will ease curbs on S'pore products: Murata
      246 11 MORE Singapore products will be able to enter Japan at reduced or no tariffs next year, Japan's Minister of International Trade and Industry, Mr Keiiiro Murata, said yesterday. Japan was also taking measures to ease a number of non-tariff barriers which hinder
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      Reassessment unfair, says Howe's counsel
      442 11 Reassessment unfair, says Howe's counsel THE 1976 reassessment of former Health Minister Howe Yoon Chong's Binjai Walk home was unfair because, among other things, it was done at a time of rising property values, a Queen's Counsel submitted to the Appellate Court yesterday. Mr David Widdicombe, QC, also contended that
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      Date change to let more take S-papers
      363 11 Date change to let more take S-papers MORE top junior college students will get a crack at the prestigious and demanding examination, the Special Papers, now that the date or the examination has been changed. From next year, the examination will be held at the end of the year instead
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      Music at Sentosa
      63 11 SENTOSA visitors will be treated to evenings of music by school bands at the Sentosa jetty concourse during the next two Sundays. St Gabriel's Secondary School will play on Sunday, while the Fairfield Methodist School band will perform on Aug 25. Admission to the shows, from 5.30
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      'Freedom' short-lived
      226 11 A MAN, who was jailed for two months by a magistrate for theft yesterday, escaped outside a court room as he was being led to a lock-up. But his "dash-for-free-dom" lasted only 45 minutes. Police were waiting for him when he reached his home, a rented hut m
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      Chief of institute well-placed for job
      493 11  -  GRACE CHNG By EVEN before he started work m Singapore last week, Mr If ay Chang, 43, the newly-appointed research director of the Institute of Systems Science, had an idea of the problems he would face. For the past few weeks, he shuttled between
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      Another good year ahead, says SIA
      167 11 Another good year ahead, says SIA SINGAPORE Airlines, which recorded aftertax profits of $179.5 million m the last financial year, anticipates another profitable year with traffic growing by 7.4 per cent. SIA Chairman J. Y. M. Pillay said m the annual report for 1984/ 85 that the airline is earning
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      Slowdown time to prove our mettle: Dhana
      637 12  -  IRENE HOE By FOREIGN MINISTER S. Dhanabalan gave a political talk to Bedok factory workers yesterday and m return, they took him :ound the factory and told him about how they managed the place. Mr Dhanabalan, who is also Minister for Community Development,
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      Minister calls for lower food prices
      175 12 MINISTER of State (Com muni tyDevelopment) Ch'ng Jit Koon last night urged people m the food and beverage industry to lower their prices to help lighten the economic burden of workers. He said workers had voluntarily given up their wage increases recommended by the
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      MPs urge constituents to work with Govt
      200 12 TWO MPs have appealed to their constituents to cooperate with the Government m overcoming the present economic problems. Dr Koh Lip Lin, MP for Nee Soon, and Mr Ibrahim Othman, MP for Tanah Merah, were speaking last night at National Day dinners held
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      DIY store that helps you to help yourself
      449 12 THERE is good news for the home owner who wants to repair a leaking tap or replace a missing bathroom tile but does not want to empty his pocket paying for some repairman's services. He can learn how to do it himself
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      Survey on building problems
      274 12 Survey on building problems ARCHITECTS, engineers and other building consultants are being surveyed on their problems, possible solutions and future possibilities. The survey results will be summarised m a paper to be presented to the government's Economic Committee. Letters were sent earlier this month to members of the Association of
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      Centre for treating cancers planned
      255 12  - Centre for treating cancers planned LIN XUE LING By A CENTRE for the treatment of cancers is being planned by the Ministry of Health. Dr Kwa Soon Bee, Permanent Secretary (Health), disclosed this yesterday during a ceremony at which the Singapore Cancer Society presented a hyperthermia machine to the ministry.
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      Sek was in total control, says DPP
      684 12  -  ELENA CHONG MAUREEN CHUA By and Andrew Road triple-murder** DEPUTY Public Prosecutor Roy Neighbour took 40 minutes to tell the judges why they should find Sek Kirn Wah, 21, guilty of the Andrew Road murders. He said Sek was at all times m
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      Behaviour contradicts allegation — defence
      489 12 Behaviour contradicts allegation defence THE basic allegation that Sek Kirn Wah killed because he was afraid of being recognised and caught was contradicted by his behaviour after his killings, defence lawyer Loh Lin Kok said yesterday. Sek displayed no sign of a bad conscience or of shame at having killed
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      Lower rent for Handicraft Centre offices
      343 13  -  SALMA KHALIK More space created but not enough takers By THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board is lowering the rent of offices at the Singapore Handicraft Centre because it cannot find enough takers for the space. The board will charge a flat rate of $1,400
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      Catering to zoo animals' tastes no easy task
      269 13 Catering to zoo animals' tastes no easy task RUNNING a zoo is an awesome task with the variety of food that has to be provided. The big cats at the Singapore zoo, for example, are fed horse meat from the Singapore Turf Club. Together with old boars, mice and, on
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      Fine for having obscene tapes
      79 13 Fine for having obscene tapes THE former owner of a video tape library, Tan Twa Muay, 40, was fined $40,000 yesterday for possessing 44 obscene tapes and 1,191 uncensored tapes. The tapes were among 1,271 tapes seized during raids at her Jalan Limau Manis home m Bedok and another house
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      What science brains didn't bargain for
      313 13 WHEN two of Singapore's best science students visited London recently, they did not bargain for a Nobel laureate addressing them. Laureen Lim Tsu Chiann of Raffles Junior College and Kessler Soh Boon Leng of Hwa Chong Junior College, both 17, sat enthralled as Sir
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      Boy, 15, put on probation in cheating case
      217 13 Boy, 15, put on probation in cheating case A 15-YEAR-OLD mosaic layer was placed on two years' probation from Tuesday for abetting a cheating offence through the use of a stolen credit card. The boy will spend the next year m the Bukit Batok Boys' Home and the following year
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      Schools to be opened
      40 13 THE Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus (Toa Payoh) primary and secondary schools will be officially opened on Saturday. Archbishop Renato Martino, the representative of Pope John Paul II m South-east Asia, will attend the opening.
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      Woman had banned books
      118 13 A 24- YEAR-OLD woman was fined $500 for possession of religious books and cassette tapes relating to Jehovah's Witnesses. Police found 54 religious books and six cassette tapes which have been banned from Singapore for 13 years m the Seletar West Farmway home of Faustina Yzelman,
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      Pay frozen for Sembawang execs
      295 15 Pay frozen for Sembawang execs Shipyard and Hitachi Zosen Robin take steps to stay afloat m troubled times ABOUT 400 executives and management staff of the Sembawang group, which owns one of the largest shipyards m Singapore, will forgo pay increases this year. The move, to help soften the impact
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      Globetrotters with targets to meet
      294 15 One a cyclist, the other a runner ONE HAD worn out six pairs of track shoes by the time he pounded across the Causeway yesterday. The other globetrotter chalked up the kilometres by cycling here earlier this week on a tight schedule of around the
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      Seven lawyers called to Bar
      79 15 AMONG seven lawyers called to the Bar yesterday were a High Court assistant registrar, a magistrate and an assistant registrar of the Registry of Land Titles. The seven were: Mr Lim Joo Toon (High Court assistant registrar); Mr Louis Agnelo D'Souza (magistrate); Miss Chan Swee
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      Union is asked to help keep Hitachi viable
      152 15 THE management of Hitachi Zosen Robin Dockyard has Invited its employees' union to help keep the company viable m the wake of the shipping slump. It has formed a working committee headed by Mr Leong Hock Seng, Chairman of the Supervisory Staff
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      Extra on stout commercial proves he's the real winner
      347 15 REMEMBER the sloeeyed beefcake m the coffeeshop scene on the ABC Extra Stout commercial? And the big bully onlyseconds away from* losing his girlfriend? Well, they both only act tough. The real armwrestling champ is only an extra on the commercial,
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      India aims for 25,000 Singaporean visitors
      312 17  - India aims for 25,000 Singaporean visitors VALERIE LEE By INDIA beckons the adventurous, the young and the Buddhists. These are some of the people it hopes to attract to meet its 1985 target of 25,000 Singaporean visitors. To date, it has had about 20,000 Singaporean visitors, the majority of whom
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      Pens, lighters worth $14,000 stolen
      67 17 Pens, lighters worth $14,000 stolen THIEVES got away with pens and lighters worth $14,000 from the Klasse Yuyi department store m Orchard Road on Tuesday. A sales assistant m the store, Miss Yeng Cheng Eng, 17, said she found 14 pens and 22 lighters missing from one of the showcases
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      Vandals cause headaches for SBS
      215 17 Vandals cause headaches for SBS VANDALS are posing a problem for the Singapore Bus Service. They have damaged some of the new information panels put up at bus stops. The metal frames of the panels had been ripped and m some cases the box roofs had been prised open and
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      Cabby found dead in Changi was murdered
      180 17 A TAXI driver twice overtook another cabby and greeted him with a toot of the horn along East Coast Parkway but received no response. Little did Mr Ho Ah Tee realise that that would be the last time he would see Mr Lim
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      Carnival at Changkat
      54 17 A CARNIVAL for residents of Changkat constituency will be held at Block 104, Bedok North Avenue 4, on Aug 25, m conjunction with the National Day celebrations. The MP for Changkat, Dr Aline Wong, will attend the carnival, which will feature a narco-dog display, bazaar, anti-drug abuse
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      More mums to be taught parenting skills
      436 17  -  STELLA DANKER Talks will be held m clinics and factories By MOTHERS-TO-BE and other concerned parents will be picking up tips on how to be good parents as the Community Development Ministry's parent education programme spreads its wings. Talks and workshops will be
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      Officer admits cheating banks of $424,000
      447 17 Officer admits cheating banks of $424,000 AN ACCOUNTS officer had a pick of six different ways to disguise his cheating of two banks of a total of $3,555,192.93 by cashing 92 cheques with forged signatures. And Pee Yeow Hua, 41, used the money between July 12, 1982, and May 16,
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      Store man beaten up by clothes thieves
      123 17 A DEPARTMENT store staff was beaten up by two men when he tried to stop them from running away with clothes worth more than $860 from the store. One of the men hit the general affairs officer on the head with a crash
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      246 14 In 1981 IBM first formed a partnership with the Under the program, IBM is committed to provide National University of Singapore to set up the experienced scientific and professional assistance to E T itute of Systems Science (ISS). help develop and accelerate the Institute's capabilities The ISS has been an
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    457 18 The Straits Times says Welcome help for local businesses THE consultancy centre 1 for local businesses, when it is set up within the next few months by the Economic Development Board, is among the first major concrete steps by the Government to give encouragement and assistance specifically to Singapore entrepreneurs.
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    East and West: Where the moralists differ
    1463 18  -  Dr MARTIN LU By CONFUCIAN scholars were m town again. And there was a familiar flurry of activities about Confucianism, rekindling discussions about Asian values. The scholars were here to attend a four-day conference on Confucian ethics, to give lectures on similar topics,
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    Lock icon Change in fiscal course needed as US heads for deficit 'iceberg'
    835 18  - Change in fiscal course needed as US heads for deficit 'iceberg' WILLIAM SAFIRE By WASHINGTON In our last gloom-and-doom instalment, (ST, Aug 9) Captain Ronald Reagan was at the bridge, smiling amiably into the fog, as the ship of state headed straight for the iceberg of a second-term, trillion-dollar deficit.
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      Concern over changing values of Thai youth
      1238 19  -  NANCY CHNG Many turn to drugs or vice as jobs become harder to find By Bangkok Correspondent****** Thai authorities are becoming increasingly worried about the spreading drug abuse and child prostitution among the country's youth. Studies have shown that young people are now
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      Teenagers frequent skating rinks to relieve boredom
      990 19 Teenagers frequent skating rinks to relieve boredom NANCY CHNG. BANGKOK His glossy Black hair was streaked brown, and he wore a big round earring m one ear. The baggy purple shirt he had on was tucked into a pair of loose cotton pants. Though his appearance invariably attracted a second
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      271 19 LoQkJ \^^w j^O\J V^ I entenary. A landmark year. A time to mmmm celebrate and come together. An excellent opportunity to renew old school friendships, to imbue the ACS spirit and take pride m being part of the Anglo-Chinese School. We've planned a series of events to mark this very
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      Absolute freedom ruins
      114 20 I FULLY support the First Deputy Prime Minister's contention that we must have, and would rather have, the limited freedom of speech we now enjoy because absolute freedom of speech can only have more negative than positive consequences. Yes, freedom of speech can take its course only
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      What was inaccurate?
      103 20 I AM very surprised at the remarks of the undergraduate Jeya. He said: "I despair when I read the papers. I despair when I listen to the news. I have to listen to the BBC to see if it's correct or not." I would like him to
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      Chaos will result
      92 20 IT IS regrettable that there is another "Jeya" who has spoken of freedom of speech and expression. Worse still, he ridiculed himself by saying he had to listen to the BBC for confirmation of news reported m our papers. Those who champion these freedoms are either m
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      Chok Tong did job effectively
      543 20 Letters on the Gordian Knot speech and the question-and-answer session but TV did him grave injustice I WRITE this m anger. I had to wait for the Aug 6 issue of The Straits Times to discover how effectively the First Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Goh
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      Opposition below par
      215 20 THERE was a lack of a balanced perspective m two key points m Mr Goh Chok Tong's Gordian Knot speech. Political stability is a relative thing. Two opposition members out of 79, and another 20 per cent of votes to be lost before an opposition majority is
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      Where the press will prove its gumption
      277 20 THE poor press. Rapped again. Scorned as "a blatant (mouth) piece of the Government" by an undergraduate. He trusts only the British Broadcasting Corporation, he says, sparking off a merry dismissal by "TSK TSK". (ST, Aug 8). The local press cuts a sorry
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      How to deal 'the great persuader'
      301 20 How to deal 'the great persuader' HAVING hoard both Mr Chiam See Tong and Mr Goh Chok Tong on television at the university forums, I would like to congratulate Mr Goh on his brilliant performance m the face of a pro-oppo-sition audience (going by the reception Mr Chiam received). Mr
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        Market improves
        101 21 INVESTORS, expecting share prices to rise when the new trading system starts m Malaysia today, helped the Singapore stock market to improve yesterday. They now have one month to settle transactions m Malaysia m addition to the two- week trading system, and this is expected to improve buying
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          Rises
          72 21 MAA 3050 +200 SBS 205 15 Matnum Corpn 350 +12 Pan-El 208 +12 Klan 100 200+12 Gentirifs 560 +10 Straits Trading 320 10 It M 50c 200 +10 Set Properties 170 +10 TDM 220+9 GlHW|ssoc 210 +8 Ist tan 50c 190 +8 Ganda rtdjs 98 +8 API 80+8 MB
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          Falls
          78 21 Utd Malacca 630 -70 Federal Flour 252 —10 Nat Iron 212 -9 Shangri-la 183 -7 I Cement 104 -6 FA C B 50c 149 -5 DBS 496 -4 Malakoff 296 —4 Sim Lim 214 -4 Landmarks H 50c 172 —4 Malayawata 86 -4 Town t Crly 75 -3 MT
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          Most Active
          16 21 U M W 1,365,000 U O B 888,000 Pohcing Inv 766,000 Faber Merlin 726,000
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          Indices
          73 21 Aug 13 Aug 14 Aug 13 Aug 14 ST Properties 418 73 ***** BT Composite 642 94 ***** ST Minings 299 49 299 63 BT Indicator *****60 *****56 ST Plantations 2297 95 2290 74 BT 08/OS -355 -204 OCBC 550 41 555 98 ST Industrials 745 92 ***** 008
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        34 21 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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        Forex
        13 21 The US dollar closed at DM 2.7870 m Singapore, gaining 16 points.
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        Exchange crossrates
        27 21 I DM V FF S$ H$ US$ ***** ***** 237 40 Unq 2 2000 Unq ***** 2 7870 237 48 7 7910 2.2035 7 7910
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        Gold
        9 21 In Singapore, gold was at U*****.00 losing US$2.4O.
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        Simex
        33 21 Eurodollar: Lost nine ticks to 91.85 a contract. Deutschemark: Lost two ticks to 0.3598 a contract. Japanese yen: Lost 16 ticks to 0.*****7 a contract. Gold: Lost US$2.6O to U*****.50 an ounce.
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          Lock icon Bid talk on Union Carbide
          88 21 Bid talk on Union Carbide NEW YORK, Wed. GAF Corporation, a chemical and building supply company, has announced that it has acquired more than 5 per cent of the stock of Union Carbide, fuelling speculation on Wall Street that the smaller company may be planning a possible takeover of the
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          Lock icon Coke steps up pace
          53 21 ATLANTA, Wed. CocaCola Co said it decided with Murjani International Ltd to speed up production of its clothes m the United States. Coke said that it also planned to issue Murjani overseas licensing rights so that it would not disrupt existing relationships with its Par Eastern
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          Lock icon Price index falls
          76 21 TOKYO, Wed. Japan's wholesale price index fell 0.4 per cent last month from the previous month, its fifth consecutive monthly decline, the Bank of Japan said today. The July index, based on a 1980 base figure of 100, stood at 99.8 repre- senting the first drop below
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          Lock icon Myer yes to merger with Coles
          87 21 MELBOURNE, Wed. The Myer Emporium Ltd board said it formally accepted the Asl.l billion (551.76 billion) merger plan with G.J. Coles and Co Ltd announced last week. Myer's major shareholders include the Myer family with 22.G per cent, Melbourne businessman Solomon Lew with 12.9
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          Common currency
          82 21 Common currency ABU DHABI, Wed. Finance officials m the Arab Gulf Cooperation Council (AGCC), are trying to finalise the launching of a unified currency for the six Gulf states, the semi-official Abu Dhabi daily Al-Itti-had has reported, Al-Ittihad said two committees were trying to reach agreement on the exchange rate
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      $160 m factories 'make good sense'
      673 21  -  ANGELINE TAN F&N and MBL shareholders won't need to provide funds By THE partners m the big new brewery and soft drinks factory at Jurong say that, apart from being good corporate citizens, the $160 million investment makes good business sense. Fraser Neave Ltd
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      From tiny factory to giant story of F & N
      433 21 From tiny factory to giant story of F N WHEN John Fraser and David Chalmers Neave set up shop in 1885, it was in a small factory building in Battery Road. Neither of them knew that their soft drink empire would soon grow to include everything from beer to noodles.
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      Pierre Car din stationery deal for Dah Yung
      281 21 Pierre Car din stationery deal for Dah Yung DAH YUNG INVESTMENTS, which is going into the jewellery market m a big way, has won a contract to manufacture and distribute Pierre Cardin stationery m the Far East. Its wholly-owned subsidiary Data Printers will manufacture diaries, telephone indexes, folders, desk tops
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      No DIM trading
      204 21 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Transaction m 45 of the stocks listed on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange are to be excluded from the delayed-one-month (DIM) contracts, the KLSE's second trading system to be implemented from tomorrow. Two property stocks, Granite Industries and Lam Soon Huat, have been excluded
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      Sunshine sells out
      77 21 MALAYSIAN businessman Lee Ming Tee's Sunshine Australia yesterday sold the last 16.1 million of its shares m property group Hooker at Asl.»s (about Ss3) m a deal that will return another handsome profit. Karlier this year Sunshine launched a partial takeover for Hooker and built up a
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      Lock icon Jardine's Antah stake for NS royal family
      159 21 Jardine' s Antah stake for NS royal family KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Jardine Matheson Holdings (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd has agreed to sell 7.5 million shares it holds m Antah Holdings Bhd to companies held by the Negeri Sembilan Royal lyThe divestment of the Antah shares, the subject of much speculative activity
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      SPH stake
      20 21 TELECOMS has increased its stake m Singapore Press Holdings Ltd from 8.11 per cent to 8.22 per cent.
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      582 21  -  DOREEN SOH 'Give workers some CPF m pocket' By WORKERS should be given 10 of their employers' 25 per cent CPF contributions m cash during the recession to help revive the economy, a financial consultant has suggested. And the workers should be encouraged to spend
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      3259 22 READERS should be aware of the Smrtatiom of thh information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered m "business done". Further because al dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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      2721 22 INDUSTRIALS AChocOVOB 1 765) AISB (87B) (1) 84 (5) 85 (6) 86 (2) 88.5(3)87 Alcom(90B)(l 90 5(3)91 (14)90 I AMD (3 008 3 02S) (2) 300 Antah (3.228 3 245) (42; 2 86 (9) 287 (21) 288 (17) 289 (37) 290 (14) 2.92 (48) 2.85
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      2720 22 M share* quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rifhts. N Tai-eiempted dividend. ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dolars 1955 Last ficM VoJ Day High Low Company Sale Charge ('000) Hfch Lj>w
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        204 23 1 Mr $1,000. 2 For btst customm only. 3 OCBC Finance 4 only ivaiabte at DBS Finance UOF't rites. afao ualafate ai UOF. also avafaUe at DBS Finance. UvDv UUo UUd I/Do Savings: daily 5'/2 5'/2 5 '/i 5'/2 Montly 5% Autosave 5 Fixed deposit 2 months 4'/2
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        159 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.5589 1.5618 6.52—6.34 Canadian dollar 1.6244—1.6257 6.22—6.13 NZ dollar 1.2196-1.2234 8.46-8.21 Sterling pound 3.0540—3.0576 3.31—3.26 US dollar 2.2035-2.2045 4.57-4.53 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian
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        98 23 THE kilobar market traded between 5523,190 and 5523,260 yesterday. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.40/3a>.80. It traded to a high of U*****.70/327.20 m the afternoon. The day's low was U*****.60/326.10. It closed at US$326/ 326.40. Source: Rothschild The London gold fix was USS32S.2I, down USs2.3t. Closing price
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        92 23 THE US dollar remained relatively unchanged against most major currencies m very quiet trading. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed at 2.2035/45 compared to its morning level of 2.2000/15. It traded between 2.2015 and 2.2050. Against the deutschemark, it closed little changed from its initial 2.7835/45. It remained within
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        30 23 GOLD USS/oz Wed Tues Singapore 326.00-326.50 328.10 328.60 Hongkong 326.75 327.15 328.70—329 20 Tues Mm New York 326 25 326.75 326 70— 327.20 London 326.50-327.00 326 50 327.00
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        205 23 Managers' prices for Augls Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 1.62 1.72 The Savings Fund 1 29 1.37 Spore Prog Fund 0.72—0 76 S pore Sec Fund 1.01-1 07xd Spore Invest fund 0 77-0 82 Spore Equity Fund 0.73—0.77 DBS Bank Shenton Growth Fund 1 01-1 05 Asia Unit
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          77 23 Eurodollar 3-month deposit THE market opened on a softer note from a firmer Fed fund rate and a feeble customer repurchase. Sentiments were mixed with the September Eurodollar fluctuating between 91.84 and 91.87. Volume remained light. (100 implied interest rate) Open High Low Sett Est V«l Sept 91.86 91.87 91.84
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          Deutschemark
          60 23 THE deutschemark futures market recorded moderate turnover amid speculation of an impending realignment m the European Monetary System (EMS) and the likelihood of a cut m key German interest rates. (US dollar Deutschemark) Open High Low Sett Est V«l Sept 85 0.3602 0 3605 0.3596 0.3598 705 Dec 0.3630
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          61 23 YESTERDAY saw a paltry volume traded m September yen and a one point trading range, reflecting the lack of enthusiasm m the market. Operators remained on the sidelines because the yen lacked a convincing direction. Open High Low Sett Est V»l Sept 85 0.*****8 0.*****7A 0.*****7 10 Dee
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          81 23 BECAUSE of the recovery of the US dollar, gold futures slid slightly. But with the South African miner's problems m the background and the market consensus that the dollar should be trading lower m the next few weeks, gold prices looked set for a rally m the near future.
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        17 23 Tin Oom% prices MS/kk XL Tin 30.83 rose 27 cents Turnover: 83 tonnes fell 46 tonnes
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        18 23 Oosmt prices mjuo 1 cents/klo Singapore September 162.75 down 2 50 Malaysia September 184.00 down two cents
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        24 23 Closing prices Coppw £/loßne km Spot *****0-*****0 (102? 50—*****0) 3 months 1039.00 1040 00 (1046 00-1046 50) Market tone: Easier Sales: 26,200 tonnes
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        24 23 aihmr Closing piicf biivtf uss/JfOt v Tmm ngapore 625—630 634-639 Tom Mat m York 627—6 32 6 28—6 33 Source Credit Suisse. Spot
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        29 23 Aluminium U™* >**" t/tonne Tuts Spot 727 50 728 00 (738 00-739 00) 3 months 749 50 750 00 (761 00 761 50) Market tone: Easier Sales: 16.075 tonnes
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        90 23 Closing prices Crude MJ/toone palm oil Aug 870 (central) 865 (south) 860 (north) S«pt/Oct 850 845 (south*north) Refined palm oi USS/tomes RBO palm Sept 435 (settlers) Oct/Nov 430 (sellers) RBO Olein Sept 410 (sellers) Oct 400 (seders) Nov 410 (sellers) RBO Stearin Sept 335 (sellers) Oct/Nov 330 (sellers)
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        600 23 SOME cheer returned to the Singapore stock market yesterday as investors waited for the start of the new one-month delayed trading system m Malaysia today. The Straits Times Industrial Index rose 5.64 points to 751.56. The Business Times Composite Index gained
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        252 23 Aim 14 HKJ Chante HK Elect 8.30 -005 Hk Elect Worr I660N Associated Hotels susp Hk Gas H.00 uoch Bonk Of East Asia 2260 -0.4 Hk Hotels 36 758 unch Cheung Kong 1850 +0 1 HK Land 6.60 -005 China Light 16 lOxdunch Hk Land Loon 83.00 -1 Cross
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        335 23 Aut 14 Yen Chanje E*'°»e 904 +23 Mitsub Heavy 329 -I Mitsubishi 610 +10 Ajmomoto 1150 unch Mrtsui Co 420 +2 Akoi 381 -6 Mitsui Shipbldg 162 unch Amodo 776 -22 Mitsui Smelting 500 -I Asohi Chem 889 +5 Mitsukoshi 606 +6 Asohi Gloss 810 unch Mitsumi 730 -20
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        307 23 Aut 14 Cents Change IC I 215 uncr (Aust) Leighfon 138 uncr Lend Leose 696 -2 Magellan Pet Aust 225 uncr^ ACI 275 +5 Mayne Nickless 316 +1 AN I 270 Metals Explor P M 298 -1 NL 47 uncr, Aberfoyle 1050 unch Mideast 35 Age 288 +1 Mim
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        51 23 NST Index Wednesday 1226.22(1221.55) "J Hongkong Hang Seng Wednesday 1691.73 (1687.09) Australian All-Ordinaries Wednesday 956.4 (954.2) Nikkei D J Average Wednesday 12,419.64 (12,326.71) Financial Times Industrials Tuesday 959.6(964.2) Dow Jones Average H^ Tuesday 1315.30 (1314.29) (Figures in brackets refer to those of the previous trading day) I i l
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        203 23 Au| 13 US$ Chaw Alcoa 34 Allied Chem Cp 42* Allis-Chalmers 5 unch Am Tel Tel 21 Amax Inc 15* Amr Corp 48* Bethlehem Stt 17* unch Boeing Co 49* Burroughs Cp 62* Coterpaor Co 35* Chase Monhtn 55 Chrysler Cp 35 Citicorp 46* Cons Nat Gas 40
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        550 23 Auj 13 Pence Chwte INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 224 -1 Ass Dairies 144 -2 BTRPLC 343 +5 Babcocks 133 unch Bordays 382 +3 Beecham 330 -3 BICC 195 unch Blue Circle 495 -3 BOC Group 277 -2 Boots 196 unch Bowater 310 +2 BATS 303 -5 Britannio 96 -1 BP 538
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      246 23 Vessel Berth Arr Dep X eppel Wharves Bong San K3l aside 15/8 Daxmg Kl5 aside 15/8 Global Mars K3O aside 15/8 Makmur K2SW aside 15/8 Straits Hope K24E aside 15/8 Suhadwarno Panjang KlO aside 15/8 Toxan Kl6 aside 15/8 Builder 3 K23 15/8 16/8 Equator 4 K22
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      260 23 LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo fine Block Monte Ruby (32B) 15/8 (1600) Fl *****800 W4 Holsatic (8501) 15/8 (1800) F5 *****000 B2 Thana Bhum (17N) 15/8 (2300) Fl 0900 1000/1400-1500 Nl Barbarossa (4) 16/8 (0100) Fl *****900/1200-1300 B8 Tanah Air (40NB) 16/8 (0700) F7 1100 1200/*****800 B3
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      Promet will buy stake in US firm
      281 24 PROMET Petroleum, a Hongkong-based subsidiary of Promet Bhd, will acquire a one-third stake m an American company, Mainline Resources Ltd, for US$5 million (Ssll million). The stake will be bought from Bristol Oil and Minerals PLC of Britain and Terra Nova Energy Inc
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      Man who talks his way to a winning position
      222 24 BILLED as one of the world's top negotiators, Mr Richard A Zeif (above), practises his science around the world. Negotiating has taken Mr Zeif all over Europe, Scandinavia, Africa, the Middle-East and Asia. He represented the Ugandan Indian refugees' interests with
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        Alarm Box to scare off the burglars
        168 24 A RATHER innocuous-looking box may be the answer to your security problems. Burglars who pick up the box will be greeted with an ear splitting alarm that would make them drop the box m fright. Called simply the Alarm Box, the user places
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        Putting you in the picture
        93 24 Putting you in the picture WITH Sharp's multiscreen Digital TV 28-CGIO (right), viewers can look at still-frame displays of programmes from nine different channels. The displays are updated every nine seconds. The TV set also has a video window which allows viewing of one programme while another window displays a
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        Tell us
        49 24 ARE yon breaking new ground In 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 Tfmesdollar, 398, Kirn Seng Road, Singapore W23.
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      Professor on how Japanese companies are run
      179 24 Professor on how Japanese companies are run HOW "Japanese" is the management practised by Japanese companies which operate m other parts of Asia? This was the question Professor Shinichi Ichimura tried to answer m a three-year survey of fully and partly-owned Japanese companies. In a lecture at the National University
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      391 24 Shockwaves around the world after Sanko collapse LONDON, Wed. The failure of Japan's giant Sanko Steamship Company is sending Shockwaves through an international shipping industry already m deep recession. For years the industry has wrestled with the fundamental problem of too many ships chasing
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      Singapore and China link up in towing services
      224 24 Singapore and China link up in towing services SEMBAWANG TOWING Company Pte Ltd has linked up with a major Chinese marine enterprise to secure more business m the region. Under its agency agreement with state-owned China Ocean Engineering Services Ltd (COES), Sembawang Towing is the local representative for COES's marine
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      Lock icon Commodities commission to get more powers
      453 24 BANGI, Wed. The Ministry of Primary Industries will table a Bill at the next sitting of Parliament to empower the Commodities Trading Commission (CTC) to act immediately, should the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange (KLCE) fail to regulate itself. Under the new Act, the CTC,
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      Volvo stake
      27 24 STOCKHOLM, Wed. Volvo has said the Boston-based pension fund Fidelity Investment Trust has acquired a stake of almost 5 per cent m the company. Reuter.
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      19 24 SUMITOMO BANK will cut its prime rate by a quarter point to 8 per cent from tomorrow.
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      168 22 Take a Stand m Japan's Economy APRIL 23^30, 1986 International Exhibition Center, Osaka INTEX OSAKA! 17th OSAKA INTERNATIONAL What are the hailmarks of the next century? As we see it. the future will become an interplay of high technology and international communication, requiring unprecedented social and economic understanding. We plan
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      189 24 ■<—^~ Commemorating $ujjt^-, r^^*>^ DOSAI BABAd A EDUCATION m HUMAN VALUES on Sunday 18th August 1985, 4.00 p.m. 7.00 p.m. at the DBS Auditorium, DBS Building, IShenton Wdy, Singapore 0106. A MUST FOR ALL INTERESTED IN MORAL EDUCATION Admission Free All Are Welcome Love All J<| Serve All p jaTf
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      251 24 Advertisement Appointment Notice Northern Telecom David G. V 7 ice David C. Vice, 51, has been appointed president of Northern Telecom Limited. He succeeds Edmund B. Fitzgerald, who retains his responsibilities as chairman and chief executive officer of Northern Telecom Limited. Mr. Vice has also been elected to the board
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      446 25 *****66 iff!i^l?j3illfflll 1 n raHfttHwli X *"i i^TH llriM l rf I I .iff vSB^JmJ" 1 B Only First Selected Choice %7jfi+ Ceramic Tiles are sold here \"VV We have pre-polished marble \J^ > for easy selection 5555!!!!^ ypMBHHHBV f Scratch proof iron dust coated tiles Wg/ Heavy duty pure
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      197 25 SPRAY COATINGS c No.l Japanese materials paint. c Skilled workmanship, c Job complete m time. At resonable price. Contractors and house owners are welcome. Please call Roger Chew at: TEL: *****30/ *****48 We provide skilled workers for: MASONRY CARPENTRY TILING c ELECTRICAL PAINTING ft ETC. For prompt ft friendly service
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      276 25 VERTICAL BLINDS LUXAFLEX VERTICAL BLINDS COME IN AN EXCITING RANGE OF COLOURS AND TEXTURES. THEY REQUIRE LITTLE, IF ANY, CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE JBPBVOMHBT and stay SmJßMwtMm ELEGANT FOR BzA^U hJ33 YEARS TO COME. MKKBKKuSSb For a free measure and quote, call: VENETIAN CO PTE LTD 393 Changi Road, Singapore 1441
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      219 25 PRECISELY Elegant European styling, subtle colours and rich textures: Vertirama is precisely what you are looking for iff I I 1 1 1 j II INTRODUCTORY WttU 30% DISCOUNT FROM 25TH JULY TO STH SEPTEMBER I XVEKTIRAMA® I,l^-jl Your First choice I_H__P m Vertical Blinds FALCON FURNISHING BLOCK 845, GEYLANG
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      360 25 PRONOVAT CONSTRUCTION provides specialised skilled workmen to undertake your HDB/ HUDC/ private houses renovation work at reasonable prices you can afford. Ceramic Marble 3 rms $2,700 $5,750 4 rms $4,200 $8,750 5 rms $5,400 $9,950 Mais. $6,200 $14,450 For those who spend more than $8,000, a free instant water heater
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      516 25 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Monday Friday 9.00 am to 5.00pm Saturday 8.30 am to 2.00pm f"«m deadline for the Sunday Times) Public Holiday 9. 00 am to I.oopm COUNTER SERVICE: Times Orchard Centre, #02-105 Lucky Plaza Monday-Friday: 10.00 am to 12 noon I.oopm to 5.30pm (4.00pm for next day) Times House, 390
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      769 25 2 Eating Out ■SAFA MARWA' Indonesian Curry Fish Head. Open daily 10.30 am to 8.30pm. Close on Sunday. 81k.12, Haig Rd 5.1543. Tel: *****52. CAROL'S GOODIES. For authentic Malaysian Meals. Open Daily 9am 10pm. 32 Greenwood Aye. Tel: *****42. Party catering avail. 3 Catering EX-RESTAURANT COOK CATER Buffet, Wedding, Birthday.
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      554 25 RATES Run-On: $5 00 per line (Mm $15 00) Ssmi-display: $20 00 per col cm (Mm $60 00 Straits Times) $20.50 per col cm (Mm. $61.50 Sunday Times) Display: $25.00 per col. cm. (Mm. $75 00 Straits Times) $25 62 per col cm (Mm $76 86 Sunday Timas) Box Charge*:
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      490 25 CLASSIFICATION GUIDE: Food/Ent*rtainm*nt (2 5) Personal S*rvic**/M*fch*ndi**(ll 39) Business to Business (49 58) Employment (64 74) Vehicle* (81 98) Properties (105 127) Travel Guide (135 139) Education Instruction (146 157) Announcement* (166 174) Obituaries (181 185) 12 Computer Products/ Services 14 Antiques/ Arts/Crafts ANTIQUE PIANO WITH chair, antique clock gramophone
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      621 25 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing WE CAN RE-UPHOLSTER old sofas, design new ones, do varnish ing, etc. Contact: *****62. Cont'd on Pg 26 19 Home Appliances TIANG HENG SEWING Machine Repair Service. Singer zig-zag portable $295-$595 Payments can be arranged m 2/3 instalments Trade-in acceptable. Tel: *****14/ *****32. EASY HP TERMS.
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      773 26 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing Fabulous furniture items to be discontinued. Selling at give-away prices. /oT Wit J Coffee table Domino $850 $390 CrJOrS To clear Grillo $1850 $950 I T^^x^ Tnstano $980 $350 V Free System AF2S $790 $200 PiDiDgJaMe (red. orange, blue) Mode) Usual To clear Camillo $650 $290
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      415 26 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing 30 Hairdressing Hairdressing Course Available 24 weeks Beginners/ Advanced Course 32 weeks Part-Time Course 8 weeks Advanced Course 1 -4 weeks Refresher Course Tel: *****37 1 5% Discount for enrolment for the months August September Hairdressing aalon HAIRPRIME SALOON This is where many air hostesses, radio
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      473 26 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage RELAX REFRESH YOURSELF AT GREAT EASTERN HEALTH CENTRE Jf "Ik sth Floor ■U^SGreat Eastern Hotel Oj UmW L 4DI MacPherson Road f«■ Singapore 1336 Wj^m Tel: *****44 ext 458^g W^^^Ki 30 Hairdressing PERM: $25.00. CUT: $12.00. Appt. Tel:
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      464 26 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing 38 TV/ Video/ Hi-Fi EXPRESS TAIWA ELECTRONICS. We specialise m repairing all kinds of video, colour T.V., hi-fi system colour T.V. antenna installation. Tel: *****64/*****71. A.S. SPECIALISES IN repairs of Video, C.t.v., Hi-fi System, Antenna Installation. On the spot service. Guaranteed. *****61. A RELIABLE KOWA electronics
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      743 26 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/Removal CHEAP RATE FOR all types of transportation services. We specialise m household, office piano removal. Responsible, careful workers and effective team leader provided. We are always at your service open 7-day a week from 7.00 am 10.00pm. Please call: *****12/ *****30. Tong San Removal Service. $30
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      819 26 55 Commercial Vessels BARGES FOR SALE. 1) Newly constructed barge of dimension 160' x 50' x 10', asking *****.000. 2) Barges equipped with steel sideboard avail, tor charter, dimension 140' x 40' x 10', (ii) 180' x 50' x 10. Contact Tommy *****01 BARGES FOR SALE/ Charter 120 x 40
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      493 26 II En SB| pL A new food outlet is looking for a WSS. M m i il Satay Chef and a few Satay HB M I h~*B Cooks. SB m I LJB if voure hungry for more details, ffl| read classification 74. I |Cll 65 Situations Wanted (ESTABLISHED 1980) FILIPINO
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      529 26 65 Situations Wanted Filipino $200/ $220 SALARY: SRI LANK AN-$lBO. INDO-NESIAN-$200; THAI-5220. (C 689-01). 1 yr replacement guarantee. Security bond, PA., documentation, medical examination all mcl. Main OH.: »15-10, F.E S.C. Orchard Rd. (Beside Hilton Hotel). Tel: *****66/ *****77. Branch: 302-25, Paramount Shpg. Ctr., Katong Tel: *****66. We're open daily
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      529 26 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive A large Japanese Semiconductor related machinery manufacturer require* for its expanded Singapore branch office: FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER (Electronics) c Singapore Citizen and above 25 years. c Must have at least 2 years maintenance experience m semiconductor logic control backend electro mechanical machinery. c Knowledge of
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      607 26 69 Situations Vacant: Domestic LIVE-IN CHINESE MAID required immediately for a family of two adults 1 child Must be good m cooking Phone 534-3350 WANTED HONEST. RELIABLE Maid with release paper No agents. *****90 (during off hrs 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical EDUCATION Applications are invited from Singapore Citizens for
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      411 27 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical We are part of the Glaxo Group, one of the world's leading pharmaceutical companies. Our office is involved with the business of I the Group m the Far East. We are located m pleasant modern offices m Goldhill Square. Due to expansion we now have
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      566 27 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical NTUC COMFORT invite, applications for the post of (clerk/bus) operations I section J Requirements: GCE'O' Level Completed National Service Conversant m English and Mandarin Able to speak local dialects Has initiative and able to communicate well with public Tactful Preferably has some working experience Possess
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      875 27 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Insurance Broker urgently requires FEMALE CHINESE GENERAL CLERK c Able to handle telephone calls, c Preferably has knowledge of Accounts/ Computer, c Previous working experience is essential. Please call personally at:--357, IST FLOOR JALAN BESAR, U 0820 TEL: *****90 Law firm requires experienced CASE CLERK
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      581 27 71 Situations Vacant Sales a Decide your own I pay cheques! I APS Electronics )tters young go-betters the Opportunity 3r|| to fulfil their personal goals. 'iK-i V' ou re determined to get money worth your efforts. otl why not |oin our team marketing U-BIX Copiers ,mcl I other brand names
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      519 27 71 Situations Vacant Sales large Swedish Organisa-1 tion has immediate vacancies for:SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Male/Female) Mm. secondary education Above 20 years old c Not afraid of hardwork Prepared to take challenge Able to work irregular hours c Intensive training will be provided Successful candidates will be paid basic salary attractive commission.
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      675 27 71 Situations Vacant: Sales fwell established developer^ I and construction company I I invites female applicants I I for the posts of SALES REPRESENTATIVES A. Show-flat Sales Representatives c must have good experience m codominiutn housing sales c knowledge of CPF rules and end-user financing arrangements with banks preferred pleasant
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      671 27 71 Situations Vacant: Sales VAN SALESMEN/ SALESWOMEN Required c With GCE O' level c With Class 3 driving licence, c 2 years' van sales experience on food products. Preferably able to speak Mandarin local dialects. Interested call at: 83, SIMS AVENUE (opposite Geylang Lorong 13) Tel: *****13 $1,000 WEEKEND BONUS
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      495 27 72 Situations Vacant: Technical TKR factory m Ayer Rajah manufacturer of switch for consumer electric products requires: f MALEQC A JTECHMCIAIV Singaporean Age below 28 years Minimum one year working experience m a manufacturing company of consumer electronics equipment Technical Diploma. ITC or NTC m Electronics Servicing Possess class 3
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      643 27 72 Situations Vacant: Technical A leading international ollseal manufacturer requires RUBBER MILLING TECHNICIANS (MALE) c Secondary education c Some knowledge m chemical, synthetic and open roller Age below 28 years c Must have completed N.S. c Able to start work immediately c Salary negotiable Benefits: c 5-day week c Transport
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      602 27 73 Situations Vacant: Production 9 Established Plastic Injection X Moulding Manufacturer seeks: I ASSISTANT 1 PRODUCTION k I MANAGER I 9 The suiiessful candidates 7 m should: 1c e have several years of op- k W eration experience m j L plastic injection manu- 4 W fucturing jk c Qualifications:
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      588 28 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous WANTED MALAY DESPATCH •'lerk with own motor-cycle. Tel: *****72. 81 Vehicles For Hire ORIENT CAR LEASING PTE LTD offers WFEKEND SPECIAL 1300 c.t. $130 1600 c.c. $150 Collection: Friday 4.00pm Return: Monday 10.00 am DAILY SPECIAL OFFER 1300 c.c. $50 per day 1600 c.c. $60 per
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      658 28 ljj/fJ\J A sporty Chevrolet Corvette i i| M IiTZJ is for safe at classification 94. I 12 I IP !t is a 1983 mode l and has a U LIU LED r '9 ht h and drive. ■lip l\lb f^**»N£ 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance |HVf j 1* V X Buying
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      625 28 87 For Sale: Mercedes EW6OOM 1973 MERCEDES 280 CE Coupe. Engine auto transmission. Just overhauled by C&C ($6,000). Tip top condition Price negotiable. Tel: *****08. 83 MERCEDES 280S manual, pte. owner, power windows, central locking, showroom cond. Sale: $87,000. View 27, Foch Rd =02-12 Hoa Nan Bldg. S. (0820). CO.
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      778 28 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan COMPANY REGISTRATION 10/81 Uatsun 280 C fully auto. 12/80 Datsun 240 L fully auto. Both cars m good condition. Passed vicom. Selling $6,000 $4,000 respectively. Tel: *****55. ■81 DATSUN 200 L Saloon. Manual, power steering, electric windows, aircon. radio/ cassette Immaculate cond. $12,500 *****35 Lucy (9
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      960 29 90 For Sale: Toyota 1962 TOYOTA CARINA DX Sports runs, new tyres, aircon hi-fi, power windows, tux Jan '86. Expat selling $16,900. Office: *****55. Evening: *****98 '83 AUG., TOYOTA Cressida EFI GL6I. 1 owner. Fully auto. PARF. Excellent cond Highest offer secures. View 19, Lengkok Angsa, Spore 0923 (2p.m. to
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      985 29 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi 82 LANCER XL. 1400 cc New Aflchelln tyres, aircon, radio cassette. 2 owners. Showrm. cond. Accident free. $14,800. *****10. 1980 MITSUBISHI LANCER 1400 ■Gl.' 1 pte. owner, white colour, excellent condition *****77 1981 MITSUBISHI COLT Lancer 1400 GL, aircon, s/rirns. Private owner. Ring *****59 1981 MITSUBISHI
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      887 29 93 For Sale: Honda 79 HONDA ACCORD, good condition, aircon, auto transmission. 1600 cc. Expat leaving soon Call *****79 after 6pm or weekends. 81 ACCORD SUPER cond. monthly service by lady director $15,800/ Co. 78 $4,000 4 new tyres. Claime *****34/ *****96 1 WEEK OLD. Honda Accord EX' 1 pte.
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      962 29 94 For Sale: Other Makes 1978 OPEL BERLINA, auto. Aircon., s/rims. 2 pte owners, nonPARF. $5,800 ono. Tel: *****10. 1982 JAGUAR 3.4 with radio phone Beautiful condition. Phone *****82 1982 PORSCHE 944 Manual. Aircon., radio cassette, sports rims, new tax. Pte. owner. *****91. 1983 CHEVEROLET CORVETTE sport, brand new, right
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      809 29 95 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles 77, DAIHATSU V24T lorry. Excellent cond. Highest offer secures. Call Theresa, *****63 (off. hrs). ■78 DATSUN PICK-UP, cassette, radio, new road tax/ paintwork, good condition. $3,300. *****89. '78 DATSUN PICKUP. Good condition. 1500 c.c. Selling $2800. Tel: *****86. ■78 MERCEDES 1413. Aircond. bus, 44-seater. 'PZ'
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      694 29 97 Vehicles Wanted CASH PAYMENT GOOD PRICE For your 2nd hand cars, any model 4 commercial van. Kindly call: Mr. Ang/ Mr. Chin *****98/ *****83/ *****05 for appointment. HIGHEST OFFER. CASH payment for PARF, non-PARF, used cars., any model c.c, Q regd. commercial vans, pick-ups. Trade m considered. 49, Lor.
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      665 29 It ,-r. 9m^ I sVBn A 'i*^BKn*^Be**Mß>*M"l 106 Accommodation Available: Houses Need a house f I m districts 1 0 or 1 I 1 1 or luxurious I apartments? TANGLIN ROAD (Seton Close), Near Pavilion Intercontinental Hotel. Colonial house. Pool and large garden, pleasant surroundings. Ideal for expatriate family. Tel:
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      723 29 106 Accommodation Available: Houses D-11 NOVOTEL ORCHID Inn vicinity, newly painted s/storey bungalow. 3 bdrms. Approx. 1/2 acre gdn $2,500. *****77/ *****16. D-11 VANDA AYE. Newly painted modern 2-storey detached. 8,000 sq.ft. 4 bdrms., study. $3,000/ $3,300 *****22 (agent) D.lO MODERN RENOVATED 2-sto-rey bunglw. 4 bdrms., study, servant's, spacious living/dining,
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      411 29 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments cfirdmore OPEN HOUSE Long or short lease Luxury apartments to let with exclusive Country Club membership Just off Orchard Road 3-bedrooms, large lounge, ample parking Furnished or unfurnished Rental from $3,600 per mth mcl. service charge Visit our show flat, 1 0om to spm Monday to
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      546 29 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments Fflß EfIST PlflZfl Hotel Style Luxurious Apartments TO LET At the junction of Scotts/Orchard Road, next to Hyatt Hotel 1 4,000 sqft Hotel Style Lobby Swimming Pool, Tennis Court and many other facilities Ample indoor Car parking tots. 24-hour Security System. Enquiries H FAR EAST ORGANIZATION
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      510 30 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments Nestled within lush surroundings at the corner of Ceramic tiles and teak parquet Holland and Farrer Roads a location dose to the scenic floors Botanic Gardens Orchard Road and Holland Village, Tulip Solid hardwood panelled main Garden offers luxurious apartments and stepped maisonettes doors with many
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      210 30 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments Nassim Mansion 4 1 p/furn $7,000 Beverly Hill 4 I 1 p/furn $6,500 Bel-Air 4 1 p/furn $5,000 Fontana Hts 4 1 p/furn $5,200 Wing On Life 41 1 p/furn $5,000 Horizon Twrs P/Hse $6,500 Duchess Ct. T/hse $4,500 Tanglin Hill T/hse $6,500 Clementi Pk 3
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      701 30 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 79, FARRER DRIVE DIST. 10, SOMMERVILLE PARK Where the good living is 2,010 sq.ft. 3 bdrms and servant's, part/ fully furn. Olympic sized pool, gym, squash tennis cts, mini supermarket, 24-hour security. Close to city Int'l schools. Standard commission to agents Managing Agent: RADIANT HOUSING PTE
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      960 30 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST. 10 VILLA Delle Rose, upper maisonette 3 bdrms., servant's, p/furn. $3,800 neg. Full facilities. Deans Property *****55. DIST. 9 MANDARIN Hotel Vicinity, 2 bdrms./ study, fully air-con., quiet surrounding, pool, $2,800. Deans Property *****55. DIST. 9 NEWLY Renovated walk-up apt., fully furnished, convenient location $1,400.
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      941 30 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST.7 ENG CHEONG Twr. 2 rms 2 toilets. Fully furn. Aircond. $1,050 neg. Tel: *****48. DIST.9 CENTRALLY LOCATED, 4 bdrm apt, tastefully furn. Facilities. $3,000. *****33 (Solo) DIST.9 COSY, 3-BDRM. apartment with balcony. Furnished. $1,200 only. Tropical Realty, *****51. DIST.9 ELIZABETH TWR. 4-bdrm maisonette. Servant's. Furn.
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      857 30 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments UPP. THOMSON GREENME ADOW Condo. Lower mais. 3 aircond bdrms. F/furn. $1,300. *****86 WALK-UP APT. AT Newton Ct. for immediate rental. 3 bdrms., carpeted. Call: *****75 Vincent. $1,000 ENG CHEONG Twr. d.7. Very high fir. facing sea. 2 bdrms. f/furn. Villanelle *****81. $1,300 THE VILLAGE, Pandan
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      855 30 111 Accommodation Wanted: Rooms FOREIGN STUDENTS REOD. accommodation (with meals/ laundry) Call *****28 (off. hrs.) RMS/ FLATS/ APTS/ hses wanted immediately. Fast response assured. Holden: *****77, anytime. 112 Short-Term Accommodation: Local/ Foreign APTS. FOR MIN. 1 mth. lease from $1,300 p.m. Completely furn. with CTV, tel., linen, fully equipped kitchen,
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      1561 30 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 8 5Q#\OZ. HOUSING LOAINIx Crpphnirl Land #0 With Low Interest Rates T"^ rrCCIHIIU LdllU ■BB: [fj. .^T'^j!^'^'' Ml L mSl&mf£ IS TBPI I^l The Prestigious, 2-storey split-level Terrace House and I SH 3-storey split-level Detached Bungalow Ti 1
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      917 31 113 For Sale: Houses OIST 2880 OFF KASAI Rd (1 storey terr. 2,000 sq f t. Newly renovated, 3 plus 1 bdrms. freehold. *****79 015T.5 DOUBLE-STOREY SEMI-DE-TACHED, 4,0005q ft 4+l bedrooms. $620,000. Maxview *****55 DIST.S, FABER HILLS bunglw.. 10 000 sq.ft. Beautifully renovated, pool. $1 05 m *****80/ *****82. D/STOREV
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      772 31 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Sheer Luxury m the Heart of thepty \[i if |M iiaiiin ■^^BaaW^'^^^Bssßi^^^^^^ t_ yflP^x^n^H B^PBB^K^s *sfli S *s £#jaMMHHBfI MSBHmB "'•■■■■jl^B Step into Angullia View where every unit is I y conceived for those who have a touch of class. VTVfrfffllTV^ I One Room: 770/860
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      459 31 114 For Sale: Private Apartments c PACIFIC MANSION $220,000 c KING'S MANSION $300,000 c PHOENIX COURT $330,000 c WELKIN MANSION $350,000 MAN DALA V COURT $420,000 c HABITAT PHASE I $850,000 COLLIERS *****2 NEWTON HEIGHTS 2-BDRM. mais. 1,300 sq.ft. Expensively furn. at $80,000. Presently tenanted at $3,000 p.m. till June
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      647 31 114 For Sato: Private Apartments DIST.IO ALLSWORTH PARK townhouse for sale/ rental 2432 sq.ft. 5 bedrooms with attached bathroom. Tel: *****26/*****42. DIST.II HILLCREST ARCADIA, Cattleya Block. 4 bedrooms. 183 sq.m. *****,000. Chua/ Jenny, tel: *****11. Strictly no agents. DIST.IS MAIS. FACING sea, 2000 sq.ft. 3 bdrms/ study/ 3 bathrms, fully
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      910 31 114 For Sale: Private Apartments DIST.S, WALK-UP APT. (4 units). Furn./ renovated. 3 1 bdrms./ store $860,000. *****80/ *****82. D18T.7, TEXTILE CTR, 2 bdrms Facing sea. $170,000. Foreigners eligible Mc'Robertson. *****88 DIST.9 FUTURA APT. 4 bdrms Approx. 2800 sq.ft. F'hold. Sales price neg. Agent *****70. D.lO DUCHESS CT. (Duchess Aye).
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      937 31 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 2-RM CHIN SWEE Rd Blk 8, high fir, $35,000. 3-rm Jin. Kukoh Blk.B. $70,000 Queens Rd. 81k .5, $36,000 Ghim Moh 81k.3, $32,000 Blk.l, marble throughout, see to appreciate. $42,000. 4-rm Holland Rd., nicely renovated, $78,000 Boon Tiong Rd. 81k.6, $95,000. srm Holland Rd. Blk
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      657 31 1 16 For Sale: HDB Apartments MARINE DR. 3-RM. High fir Well renovated. Marble, cabinet!". $52,000 0.n.0. *****62. MARINE PARADE 3-RM. Blk 6, 7, 8. 19. 30, 31. 33. 64. 67. 4-rm. 60, 62. 5-rm 81k. 12. 13, 14, 43, 44 *****88 M. PARADE 3-RM. corner renovated, sea view $55,000.
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      487 31 117 Properties Wanted HDB FLATS WANTED WORLD PROPERTY BLDG. MGT. *****25/ *****28 NEEDED HDB FLATS Immediate clients. Cash payment. Quick transaction. *****77/ 8 CARE REALTY Licensed housing agent. WANTED HDB URGENTLY CLEMENTI/ MARINE PARADE OWNERS CALL: *****26/ *****93 EOOMED FLATS NTEDI DJ PROPERTY (Licensed Housing Agency) *****00 *****14 BUSINESSMEN URGENTLY
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      540 31 118 Factory Spaces f CHOICE FACTORY SPACE FOR LEASE Factory space of various dimensions at Sims Aye Eunos Road for lease. Please contact Mr Chong/Alice/Doreen Tel: *****11 or *****58 v J FACTORY BUILDING FOR SALE at 6 Gul Circle Jurong Town Singapore 2262 Piease contact: Industrial Alloy Company Re. Ltd.
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      352 31 118 Factory Spaces 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces ilOrlG 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
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      637 32 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces 2 3 STOREY TERRACE FTY WAREHOUSE I FOR SALE LEASE AT 2 KIM CHUAN TERRACE 5500/ 8000 SQ FT AIRPORT LINK ROAD 6738/ 6814 SQ FT I HILLVIEW TERRACE 5673/ 6545 SQ FT HENDERSON ROAD 7100 SQ FT MANDAI IND. ESTATE
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      415 32 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces r PRIME X WAREHOUSE FOR SALE OR LEASE AT PAYA LEBAR Modern warehouse for sale or lease by unit. Easy instalments. Located at the junction of MacPherson Road/ Airport Road with various dimensions and up-to-date facilities. Please contact Mr Chong/Alice/Doreen II Tel: *****1 1 or *****58
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      655 32 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces 15 ENGGOR STREET #10-04 REALTY CENTRE SINGAPORE 0207. Area: 1205 sq.ft. Available September 1985 Rental: $2.50 p.s.f. Standard Commission to Agents FOR VIEWING, TEL: *****06 ext. 350 MR JACK CHUA EXCELLENT OFFICE SPACE available for immediate occupancy at Tong Eng Bldg Cecil St. 461 sq.ft. Fully
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      647 32 121 For Rent: Office Spaces 121 For Rent: Office Spaces 121 For Rent: Office Spaces SOUTHPOINT Superb Office FloorsNow Fteady For Immediate Occupation. The outstanding new Southpoint Building is situated m a rapidly emerging new financial centre close to the MAS Building, Treasury Building and Maxwell MRT station. Now is
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      830 32 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces M Lok Yang Phase I Ideal for light p and clean I] industries. "I Lok Yang Phase II Equipped with grease i interceptors |l -Area 150 sq m to I 726 sq m .i|| Modern Functional Design U| Term 30-Year
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      228 33 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces Shop Spaces i Eipa-»-iMff»r I IWPIHB' S shady Pe*s.-an m a» 1 M Li^ 1 foreign cuisines j cenlrepo'nt Fooa h^JLJJkmmmmM Comparable wuhneignooy best Street Will draw a i large era ss opportunity to start a boomit
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      215 33 135 Air Travel /ECONOMY Plus unsurpassed proficiency and reliability. Next time you travel coll the true name m travel. TRU TRAVEL (SMGAPORE) TA m #02-45, International Plaza, Tel: *****85, *****91, *****03 Telx: RS ***** (SIN) tru also rents cars _y Afly drive holiday NEW ZEALAND From $37 per day include
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      136 33 127 Other Real Estate 127 Other Real Estate 127 Other Real Estate I Prime I Hongkong Site For Sale Mercury House, located m the Central district between the Furama Hotel and the Hong Kong Club, presents a unique opportunity for redevelopment as a corporate headquarters or an hotel. The 7,140
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      148 33 [PRIC^ROM 1 $499 1 3 DAYS PENANG FIESTA $499 5 DAYS MEDAN, LAKE TOBA, PARAPAT, SAMOSIR ISLAND, BRASTAGI $499 JAKARTA, BOGOR, PUNCAK, CIPJmS, BANDUNG: 4 DftYS-$499/5 DAYS-5&69 6 DAYS WESTERN AUSTRALIA (Every Thursday) 5 DAYS BANGKOK, PATTAYA $735 7 DA VS MAURITIUS $1495 7 DAYS BANGKOK, PATTAYA, CHIENGMAI ..■■.■■■sBss 7
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      688 33 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours I #NAM HO ?l t TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE LTD. V y ~~"~*> s^ A Paradlsa Trip (Incl. Expo '85 Disneyland) Mm ft* A A x wnft^K Whole Korea Japan 12 da v» stMM/4w a W»nw^ 1 japan/Hongkong 9 days. M2,IM/-M« V 9 I
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      9 33 137 Tours jJAPAN Lc^exPO'Bs SPECIAL I lAMERICABS Hun Rll!]
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      641 34 137 Tours raHKNA ATTRACTIONS: ST^flCa*. I I |DAY3CH.NAPANORA^ I •£B*gs£2*gg> l I I I 0 U{ HANGZHOU/SHANGHAI HONGKONG. Dep Every Friday Sunday QUMIGMWHONWUNb. FOSHAN. rfl B Dep. M 27/9. 16/10. 27/10, 17.2. De, Eve. Mon/Wed/Fn Oe, 6/10 J*^* Vjf «Jf j-JJ^ HONGKONG/GUANGZHOU/ 14 DAYS CHINA ATTRACTIONS S |U 16 DAYS
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      82 34 137 Tours 138 Where To Stay PEMANGGIL/ TIOMAN LONGHOUSE available including kelonK. Tel: *****77. TIOMAN. STAY AT Beautiful Kg Genling. Shortest boat journey. Vacancies for Hari Raya. *****83. TIOMAN STAY AT Salang Indah chalet. Beautiful surroundings. Call *****56 from Bam-12 noon. 146 Foreign Education HOTEL MANAGEMENT IN HAWAII, USA DEGREES
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      664 34 137 Tours 137 Tours 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education 3-YEAR HOTEL MANAGEMENT COURSE SWITZERLAND %J0 COMMENCING IN JANUARY 1986 3 to 5 months practical training period with salary, meals and accommodation FREE French and German classes conducted prior to commencement of course ONLY LIMITED PLACES VIDEO SESSIONS DAILY BY
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      398 34 137 Tours 147 Academic GROUP AND HOME tuition available., especially for Sec.4 'N' level students. *****01/ *****50. LAW UNDERGRAD. giving tuition m General Paper, Literature English. All levels. Tel *****48 P&E TUITION CENTRE- home tutors for all levels, subjects areas. *****65/ *****56/ *****55. QUALIFIED EXPERIENCED TEACHER English, Maths, for Sec.
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      399 34 137 Tours 137 Tours 148 Computer 148 Computer THINKING OF *mm GETTING A kj> RECOGNISED 1C: COMPUTER W~* QUALIFICATION A INFORMATICS COMPUTER SCHOOL I 1 Sophia Road #03-01 Peace Centre Singapore 0922 j B?^B Computer Courses LJ Congratulations k4 to our winner! Bf lH Calvin Heng Siang Boon has a
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      714 34 150 Commercial/ Technical NEW CLASSES COMMENCING AT: CLIFFORD EDUCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE #05-3545 Blk. 162. Bukit Merah Town Ctr. Tel: *****90 (8 Line*) c Bookkeeping (Elementary) Wed 6.30- 9.00pm 21/8 Sat 2.30- 5.00pm 17/8 Sun 1.30- 4.00pm 25/8 Mon 7.30- 10.00pm 19/8 Thur 6.30- 9.00pm 22/8 Fri 7.30-10.00pm 16/8 c Bookkeeping
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      662 34 150 Commercial/ Technical DIPLOMA m MARKETING/ PUBLIC RELATIONS Wed 6 30 9.30 4/9 Fri 6.30 9.30 16/8 OUEENSWAY COMMERCIAL TRAINING CENTRE »03-08 Queenway Shopping Centre Tel: *****69/ *****85/ *****13 c Inst of Supervisory Mgmt c Inst of Adm. Mgmt. Pt. I/II c Inst. of Marketing Pt I/II c Inst. banking
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      652 34 156 Cookery LEARN JAPANESE HOME cooking m Japanese home atmosphere Small class basis, for beginners $100 for 4 weekly lessons excluding material fee. Day/ everting class by Mrs Hosoi (Chinese origin) Tel. *****01 FOOD FOR CHILDREN, cookery classes. Nutritious meal which whole family can enjoy Sunday afternoon Filipino maids welcome
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      432 35 181 Deaths 181 Deaths TAN CHONG NGE (Ah Hee) Aged: 42 passed away on 11.8.85 leaving behind: Mother: Sim Ah Cheng Mother-in-law: Toh Ah Neo Wife: Ong Ah Leek Sons: Tan Lay San Tan Lai Huat Daughter: Tan Lek Clioo Brothers: Sisters-in-law: Tan Peng Guan Ong Cheng Hong Tan Peng
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      30 35 RELATIVES OF MR. K. BHASKARAN (Annan) Departed 10th August 1985 thank doctor*, nurse* of Youngberg Hospital, for their care and friend* for their assistance, attendance, wreaths and condolences^
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      92 35 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR CHUA TIANG SENG wishes to express their heartfelt -thanks and appreciation to Pastor Godfrey Owek Thiam Chye, church members, relatives, friends and colleagues for their love and prayers, kind assistance, attendance, condolences, donations and wreaths during their recent bereavement. The Family ol
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      280 35 184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED FATHER MOTHER MR TAN JEE FONG MDM FOO AH MOI Departed 15/8/1976 Departed 26/10/1976 Not just today but everyday, In silence we remember. Deeply missed by sons, daughters and loved one*. In Loving Memory Of MISS GOH HOI
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      170 35 183 Condolences 183 Condolences 183 Condolences We wish to express our deepest sympathy and condolence to our Managing Director MR CHAN WAH HING FAMILY on the demise of his beloved father, MR CHAN HONG SEONG departed on 12.8.85 POLYSKILL INSTRUMENTATION PTE LTD f Our Deepest Sympathy Condolences to MR CHAN
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      148 35 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements The family Of th* late MR PETER CHUA TECK MONG Departed 9th Aug. 1985 wish to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to Rev. ft Mrs Ngoei ft Pastor Wee; Members of A.M.Kio Methodist Church B.S. Groups; Good Shepherd Sisters, Principal, staff, parents, children Bus drivers
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      416 35 ON THE TRACK with LUCKY LEO KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Great Choice, a late entry for the current meeting after winning at Bukit Timah last month, prepared for his Sunday engagement with a sound gallop this morning. Masruhen Masjuay allowed the six-year-old by Never Til
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      21 35  -  JON BY "Doctors orders, I have to slow down. That's why TU be riding Ralph for a while."
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        1192 35 THIRTY-SIX horses have been entered for the weight-for-age Penang Sprint Trophy over 1,490 m on Sept 1. They are: Alpina, American Soldier II, Benmorven, Best Bold, Big Chief, Chidlow, Count Of Honour, DapJer, Eager Beaver, Fa Cai, Happiness II, Imperial ustice, Jingle Bell IV, Johnny Reb
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        107 35 FIRST DAY: Class 1 Div 2 1,200m and 1,700m, Div 4 l,200m; Class 4 Div 1 1,200m and 1,700m, Div 3, 5 and 7 1,200m. SECOND DAY: Class 1 Div 1 1,200m and 1,700m, Div 3 1,200m; Class 4 Div 2 1,200m and 1,700m, Div 4, 6 and
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      288 35 England an equine Oasis for Arabian 'Knights' NEWMARKET, Wed BRITAIN'S "sport of kings" has new rulers Arab sheikhs and princes have founded a thoroughbred dynasty which shows signs of dominating English racing. Money is no object to this new generation of "Arabian knights" as they go about buying the world
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      178 35 174 Other 174 Other Announcements/ Announcements/ Messages Messages m ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS 1986/ 1987 Scholarship awards for 1 year's academic study abroad are available from the Rotary Foundation Of Rotary International to outstanding young men and women who are interested m world affairs and can fulfil a dual role of
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      324 36 COUNTDOWN TO THE COMMONWEALTH GAMES EDINBURGH (Scotland), Wed. Despite a couple of shocks over apartheid and sponsorship, the 13th Commonwealt'i Games are going ahead on schedule and will be the biggest and test, organising chairman Kenneth Borthwick said. Borthwick revealed that his team have £8 million ($24
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      322 36 Biondi is unsure of form m Tokyo I will try to swim as well as I can, but it is hard to get up from one meet after swimming as fast as m I did. 7 Biondi (left) TOKYO, Wed. American swimming star Matt Biondi,
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      163 36 AND THE MASTER GAMES Gail takes the meet by storm TORONTO, Wed. Gail Peters Roper, a 58-year-old 1952 Olympian, earned her seventh swimming medal at the inaugural Masters Games when she won the 1 00- met re freestyle m the 55-59 agegroup m a World Masters record time. But swimming
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      456 36 THE LET-DOWN Slozil switch-off Pavel fails to stop Yugoslav on new surface MONTREAL, Wed. Few players can avoid the psychological letdown that usually accompanies a big win. Czech Pavel Slozil, fresh from winning his first singles title in four years on Sunday at Kitzbuhl, was no exception. Slozil failed to
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      107 36 THE LET-UP Taking it easy Becker rests to ease pressure BONN, Wed. Wimbledon champion Boris Becker is taking a rest from tournament play this week to prepare for the United States Open starting on Aug 26. Becker was originally entered for the Canadian Open but his coach decided to withdraw
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      Lock icon Bomb hoax delays Kathy's victory
      335 36 The rest of foreign tennis MAHWAH (New Jersey), Wed. American Kathy Rinaldi. a semi-final-ist at Wimbledon last month, had her match with New Zealand's Belinda Cordwell interrupted for half-an-hour by a telephoned bomb hoax that forced more than 1,100 fans at the US$l5O,OOO ($328,500) women's
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      441 37 Bee Khim s back on par at Sime SINGAPORE LADIES A/i GOLF ASSOCIATION f m^m lev mu/t" de C a/ fief EVERYTHING was back to normal at the Sime Course yesterday. The rain kept away, the sun shone brightly and Kee Bee Khim took over the lead after two rounds
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      257 37 COPPER MOUNTAIN (Colorado), Wed. Jeff Pierce, of the United States, won the mountainous 108-kilo-metre 10th stage of the Coors Classic Tour of America cycling race from Vail on Monday, but Tour de France runner-up Greg Lemond kept his overall lead after coming second. Pierce and
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      Oh Wah, what a miss!
      321 37 Tav Cheng Khoon on the golf scene Rome World Cup hero fails to make the 'cut' by half-a-point LIM SWEE WAH, who gave the Republic a flicker of recognition when he finished seventh m the last World Cup, will not be m action when this
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      Boycott threat by local pros
      567 37 SPGA seek more direct entries for Open 4 This is the premier event in the Republic's golfing calendar. As such, we want more local boys involved. I think that asking for 15 places out of more than 160 is not too m much. 7 Ong
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      Sixth today and sixth all the way
      649 38  - Sixth today and sixth all the way SIMON LOH Consistency does Singapore proud m Admiral's Cup By PLYMOUTH, Wed. Sixth after Race One, sixth or equal sixth for every race and, now, at the end of it all, still sixth. If nothing else, we can't be beaten for consistency. British
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      Coaches' course
      135 38  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By THE Singap re Tennis Coaches Association wil] invite George Bacso, the testing director of the United States Professional Tennis Association, tc conduct a five-day certification course from Nov 2> 29. Said Steca president Patrick Loh: "This is the fourth programme undertaken jointly by our association
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        401 38 LONDON, Wed. Australia's fast-bowling hero Craig McDermott carries the hopes of the touring team on his young shoulders as they launch a further attempt to break the deadlock m the Ashes series against England tomorrow. The 20-year-old Queensland paceman goes into the Fifth Test at Edgbaston, Birmingham,
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        231 38 LONDON, Wed. Dirk Wellham, who has yet to play m the current Ashes series against England, put forward a strong claim for inclusion m the Australian side for the Fifth Test when he hit a steady 125 not out against Middlesex yesterday. The four-day match, ruined
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        248 38 Sussex jolt Kent's hopes LONDON, Wed. Sussex, with only two wins m their previous 15 English County championship matches, jolted Kent's title challenge at Canterbury yesterday. South African-born fast bowler Garth le Roux captured four for 72 and uncapped fast mediumpacer Dermot Reeve took five for 70 as Sussex snatched
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        29 38 KARACHI, Wed. A training camp for 65 players, from which the Pakistan team to face Sri Lanka m a three-Tesf series will be^ selected, opens tomorrow. Reuter
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      387 38 REST OF SPORT IN SHORT Povarnistin is sidelined RUDOLF POVARNISTIN, who set a world record of 2.40 m m the hugh jump last Sunday, will not be m the Soviet team for the European Cup athletics finals m Moscow. National coach Igor Ter-Ovanesyan prefers the more experienced Igor Paklin m
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      Singapore pair to take pot at stars
      332 39  - Singapore pair to take pot at stars PETER WATSON CAMUS MASTERS By PERHAPS it was a dumb question with a predictable answer. But it had to be asked. Lim Koon Guan, 19 years old and newly-crowned as both junior and senior Singapore snooker champion, had just been told that he
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      Anthony enhances his chances
      308 39  - Anthony enhances his chances ALBERT JOHNSON By ANTHONY CHUA, 22, strengthened his chances for a ticket to November's World Championships m Egypt when he booked a metis A grade semi-final berth m the Ovaltine individual graded squash championships at Kallang last night. Anthony, who made his debut m this year's
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      81 39 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Fandi Ahmad and his uncles, Abu Sujak and Ismail War tarn, conducted preliminary negotiations here today with Federal Territory-based club Cheq Point, who offered the Singapore soccer star a $5,W9 offer yesterday. No details of the meeting were revealed, and all Cheq Point
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      LOCAL SHORTS Tyrwhitt bid fails
      297 39 LOCAL SHORTS Tyrwhitt bid fails TYRWHITT Soccerites, the only non-League side m the third round of Ihe President's Cup soccer competition, failed m their upset bid when they lost 2-0 to Geylang International at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Tyrwhitt matched their opponents for the first 45 minutes, but second-half
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      Star of 1930s Then dies
      90 39 JOHN THKN, Singapore's star soccer centre-back m the *****, died on Tuesday night. He was 74. John belonged to the constellation of stars Lim Yong Liang, Chla K< ng Hock, Mat Noor, Dolfatah and Chua Boon Lay who lit up the Malaya Cup scene at
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      When 10 is not perfect
      143 39 When 10 is not perfect IF A crowd gathers and starts to "ooh" and "aah", you don't have to look to know what's happening. It has to be someone mowing down the pins and approaching that magical 390 score. Australian lan Bradford (above) caused another stir yesterday when he collected
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      Presenting the future
      334 39  -  LEE WAI WUN Irawati is Indonesia's bowling star m the making By WITH a promising bowling career and her dark, exotic-East looks, young Irawati Siswo's future seems all laid out on a golden platter. Ira, as she is better known, heads the Indonesian women's challenge m the
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      286 39 CHAMPHDNSHPS 8S THE pace at Kallang Bowler-Drome, which has been slow the past few days, has picked up with the influx of foreign entries. Lan Bradford, 25, was m brilliant form yesterday. The former Australian World Cup representative, who holds the lead m the men's
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      Outlook bright for David's return
      236 39  -  J. RAJENDRAN By DAVID QUEK, still serving a year's ban for biting off part of an opponent's ear, may make his re-appearance m the Malaysian Rugby Union Cup starling m October. The ban on the 30--year-old international flanker expires on Oct. 4, a day before
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      Hussein's call to squad members
      236 39  -  JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE coach Hussein Aljunied has issued an open invitation to members of the national squad to come thrice a week for specialised individual training at the Jalan Besar Stadium. The invitation is effective from tomorrow and will end next month when Hussein
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      179 39 France hit by injuries to three stars PARIS, Wed. Michel Platini leads a depleted French squad announced yesterday to face Uruguay here next week m the new Inter-continental soccer match between the champions of Europe and South America. Injury has robbed France of defenders Manuel Amoros and Leonard Specht and
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      187 39 STRIKER Paolo Rossi, hero of Italy's 1982 World Cup victory, on Tuesday officially moved to First Division club Milan. Rossi experienced a disappointing year with Juventus, and told reporters in June that he had decided to leave the Turin-based club. QATAR Football Federation have sacked the national coach,
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      122 39 ATHLETICS 7th VITB annual meet (Toa Payoh AC, 2). BOWLING Spore International (Kallang, 9 am). GOLF S'pnre Ladies' Open (Sime, 7.30 am). HOCKEY Frlendlles: National team v Police (Police Acedemy, 5.30). SRC v Punggol CSC (Padang, 5.30). RUGBY National Schools' U-14 semi-finals: Raffles Institution v St. Andrew's (8 am), Dunearn
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    509 40  -  GRACE CHNG $40m project will build pool of computer scientists By A $40-MILLION project to build a pool of computer research scientists and develop software over the next five years was unveiled by the Vice-Chancellor of the National University of Singapore, Professor
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    284 40 CHARLESTON (West Virginia), Wednesday A SECOND Union Carbide plant leaked a nauseous gas last night, affecting people living nearby just two days after a leak of toxic aldicarb oxime from a sister plant injured 135 people. The new leak of gas, which
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    42 40 What it should have been A REPORT m The Straits Times of Aug 13 referred to Mr Teo Chong Tee as the Permanent Secretary Com muni tyDevelopment). Mr Teo is, of course, Parliamentary Secretary (Community Development). We are sorry for the error.
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    49 40 MONTREAL, Wed. Two Quebec policemen have been suspended after being accused of torturing a robbery suspect during questioning m 1982, official sources said. They were accused of beating up the 26--year-old suspect, holding him under water until he suffocated and leaving him outside m sub-zero winter conditions. AFP
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    136 40 A FURNITURE company driver chased a robber who had grabbed $110,9*0 from his female colleague outside a bank bat he stopped short when he saw the robber holding a knife. The robber fled with an accomplice on a motorcycle, which had false number plates. The driver,
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    54 40 MOSCOW, Wed. A 1936 Moscow tower block designed by French architect Charles le Corbusier, now housing the State Statistics Office, will be restored as an architectural monument, the government newspaper Izvestia said today. It is the only Le Corbusier building m the Soviet Union, although his ideas widely influenced
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    31 40 NEW YORK, Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials climbed 5.38 points to 1,320.68 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    88 40 MANILA, Wed. An image-conscious military commander m the central Philippines has ordered grossly overweight policemen to diet and has had them withdrawn from duties performed m "full public view". Brigadier-General Renato Ecarma ordered all those overweight "transferred to assignments less exposed to the public to
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    227 40 Nun's killer to ask for Pope's forgiveness KINSHASA, Wed. The convicted killer of the nun to be beatified here tomorrow by Pope John Paul II has asked for a papal audience to plead for forgiveness. The Pope is due later today m Zaire on the fifth leg of his 12-day
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    272 40  -  NG WENG HOONG By POLICE were last night questioning a man after a bar waitress fell to her death from the fifth storey of a block of flats m Moulmein Road. Miss Lai Ah Man, 28, from Sarawak, was found dead at the
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        Fruit of all seasons
        1131 1  -  MAY HO Find out why seasonal fruit and flowers are now available the whole year round By 4 Apart from science and research, the "seasonally" of a fruit or flower is also determined by the weather. Changes m the weather can affect the timing and size
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        Guangzhou culinary delights
        782 2 Step by Step Cooking Gourmet Tan Lee Leng Cantonese-style Chinese cuisine perhaps the most familiar to people all over the world m the form of chop suey is China's most varied and inventive style of food preparation. The range includes dianxin, noodles, seafood dishes and roast suckling
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        322 2 Rice Flower and Jade 2 dried thick cuttlefish remove head and tail and soak m water for 5 to 6 hours, or till soft alkaline water (jian shui) 1 pc thumb-size fresh ginger 2 scallions cross-cut into 3 cm lengths 1 red chilli sliced lengthwise into half 200 g
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        Intriguing Italian mix
        680 3 On the Lunch Trail Huo Meili ISOLA BELLA RESTAURANT York Hotel Mount Elizabeth, tel: *****11 SOME months ago, in another review, I lamented Singapore's lack of a truly excellent Italian restaurant. Since then, my hopes were raised (and subsequently I was somewhat disappointed), by the latest outlet
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        Corner finds its own niche
        757 3  -  NATALIN LING MARINER'S CORNER Maritime House Cantonment Road By CANTONMENT Road and Sepoy Lines, as their names indicate, used to be where the Indian troops stayed when Singapore was a bastion of the British Empire. Then Chinatown spread up the hill and brought with it
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        57 1 Chinese pianist Li Jian on life and love 13 Glorious Guangzhou cuisine 2, 5 From dainty dianxin to sumptuous banquets Food reviews Isola Bella and Mariner's Corner The brain and oxygen 4 Exercise to retain your mental powers Food, Food Fitness Edited by Christine Khor Bilingual Edited by Chong Wing
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        125 2 How to slice and score the cuttlefish BM W-s n^ I jfIHE fk .<:. Bwi jife Hk\. b^> <jH i Hi jHI iflßßßk > jifIBBBB I v"^ jgSM HBj^r j^^^dß SJk« JSm i B^P^^ BBt m^—L -*n wBBI HHHHBHHIbmHHHBbiBHbI 3. Score at an angle to create 1. Cut the cuttlefish
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        295 4 *^HERIFF^ SALE I In the High Court of the Republic of Singapore Suit No. 6186 of 1985 S Execution No. 1007 of 1985 m I In the cause of Hong Chek Co (Pte) Ltd Plaintiff g Versus |X Maison Gold Pte Ltd Defendant I AUCTION SALE OF "Gold Star" refrigerator,
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        221 4 SINGAPORE TOURIST JWlh PROMOTION BOARD TENDER NOTICE The Singapore Tourist Promotion Board invites tenders for lease of Offices (O) and Shops (S) at Singapore Handicraft Centre: Unit Area (a) 163G Ist 2nd Fir (0) 1185 sq ft (b) 163J Ist 2nd Fir (0) 1147 sq ft (c) 163 L Ist
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        318 4 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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        104 4 BAILIFF'S SALE In the subordinate courts of the Republic of Singapore Writ of Seizure Sale No. 2451 of 1985 In The Cause Of Citibank N.A Plaintiff Versus Tuck Wah Engineering Re Ltd Defendant AUCTION SALE OF Typewriter, Copter, Air-conditioners, Machine Tool, Chequewriter, Sofa Set, Steel Cabinet. TO BE HELD AT
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        'It's tough at the top' says chef
        412 5 learning from CHEE LI CHOO TO BE a top dianxin chef is not easy, Mr Chen Xun, 61 and the oldest of the seven Guangzhou chefs now at the Goodwood Park Hotel, said. "You have to be mentally alert be quick to learn,
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        Eat your heart out with Guangzhou food
        839 5 Guangzhou, the gourmet city m China, is making its presence felt m Singapore. A food fair known as A Taste of Guangzhou, is being held at a hotel and features about 200 dishes of dianxin (tidbits) and other delicacies. CHEE LI CHOO reports.
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        Hongkong through many eyes
        811 5 by YAO SUCHOU HONGKONG IN SEARCH OF A FUTURE Edited by Joseph Y.S. Cheng Oxford University Press Hongkong, 1984 Reviewed Books HONGKONG is one of the most interesting anomalies of the 20th century. An advanced capitalist economy, where policies are still based on the classic laissez-faire
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        Dial-for-Mandarin *****77
        306 5 Dial-for-Mandarin *****77 >w, %m *if v x i-^ Dl'ersnillU ke r^nSxr n Lesson 26 Civic-mindedneSS Kewen Lesson Popo, diantili you yi pao niao, bie ca'ishangqu. Grandma, there's a pool of urine m the lift. Don't step on it. i^« ..ft Kttfttft /h aX« Aiyo! Shl ne-ige que d^dejiShuo zai zher
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        Sriwana's contributions are remembered by members
        777 6 IT LOOKED like an ordinary gathering a function similar to any other held previously. And, perhaps to those members who do not know the history of the organisation, the Sriwana Goodwill Night held on July 21 appeared like any other function. But, there was
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        Jasa Sriwana dikenang oleh ahlinya
        876 6 Oleh MAIZATON ES PERTEMUAN biasa. Perjumpaan seperti tahun-tahun sebelumnya. Itulah anggapan sepintas lalu. Demikian maksud yang difahami oleh kebanyakan anggota. Mungkin itulah kesimpulan mereka terhadap Majlis "Malam Muhibah" Sriwana pada 21 Julai lalu. Tetapi sebenarnya perjumpaan itu sangat bererti. Tidak tertumpu kepada pertemuan muhibah atau
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        130 6  -  Haron A. Rahman Lesson 1588 Learn Malay: The Easy Way Sy I Jawapan bagi soalan-soalan dalam Pelajaran 158 A: Answers to questions m Lesson 158 A: 1) Suatu usaha yang baik yang akan tetap menjadi kenangan manis itu ialah usaha yang berkaitan dengan muzik dan lagu-lagu Melayu
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        712 6 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding-Up No. 387 of 1985 In the Matter of the Companies Art Chapter 185 And In the Matter of CHRISLANE INDUSTRIES (ASIA) PTE LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding-Up of the abovenamed
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        659 6 tN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 OF THE REVISED EDITION AND IN THE MATTER OF PROGRESS CREDIT PTE. LTD. (In Members' Voluntary Winding Up) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act, Cap. 185 of the Revised Edition, that the FINAL GENERAL MEETING
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        494 7 APPOINTMENTS United States Lines, Inc. The incumbent will be responsible for solicitation of m outbound freight from/to Europe. Minimum requirement 5 years experience m European trade. Applicants should submit a recent photo and resume identifying work experience and education background to:UNITED STATES LINES, INC. 15 Hoe Chiang Road B #16-01/02
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        565 7 MARKETING I MANAGER I Applications are invited from Marketing 3 j Professionals to fill the above position m an g established food and drink manufacturing 1 company m Singapore. The successful |J 1 applicant wil be m the age range 35 to 45 1 years with extensive experience m the
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        179 7 WOMAN Of CAIRO A grand and passionate drama set m Egypt m the tumultuous decades culminating m World War 11. In the turbulent years when Egypt progresses from a corrupt monarchy to a fledgling democracy, Mark Holt and Serena Sirry grow up to discover a love for each other so
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        1441 7 The Department of Extramural Studies will be conducting the following courses during the 2nd half of 5 September, 1985:--6 Course Title No. of Fee Venue Start Day Time f| Sessions Date If SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY 1$ BASIC Programming (Class 04) 12 $120 Waterloo Centre 21.095 at 2 00pm-5.00pm W BASIC Programming
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        954 8 The second part of an article on brain nourishment discusses ways to ensure fresh blood supply to the brain The Tao Way to Health Aileen Yeoh LAST week's reticle explained tht? type s of brainnourishing food. Today, I'll explain how to keep the brain well-oxyge-nated with
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        688 8  -  JANE ZIEGLER By m Washington DEPENDING on the theory you subscribe to, it is possible to stretch your lifespan by exercising, avoiding stress, taking vitamin supplements and certain drugs, or by cutting down on food. These pills and techniques may make you feel better, if
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        412 10 sth WEEK! S ORCHARD: HURRY! SEE IT NOW X X (*****88) 4 SHOWS I 30, 4.00, 630 9 15pm X O LADIES. DON'T LET YOUR GUY V Q SEE THIS MOVIE WITHOUT YOU! V y '^J— -~7/^-- x W X O r X n S^ ROB RfINJRS NtW ROMANTIC COMfOY.
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        363 10 Palace New Town [I and Princess NOW SHOWING! LAST DAY at New Town Princess P: 3.30, 7.15, 9.30pm NT: 1.30, 3.30. 7, 9.00 jMt Pr 1.30, 3.30, 7.30, 9.30 MM Mandarin COMEDY mSRJf. CRAZYCAMES GOLDEN S3 LAST DAY! 11, 1 30. 4, 6.45, 9.30 ■SCARLET LADY" Mand Golden New Town
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        224 10 O \£Jr/ organisation Q 8 ES3SM±IESI 0 S| 2 30, 730&9 30 PM jd 0 TILL DEATH DO WE SCARE (J S_JL B ORCANISATIOPi ■a;M^W3aW4.I gf-J<TlB B TOMORROW ONLY fij "HONGKONG HONGKONG" R Mandonn m Scope Color fi muiL 1 m m mlj TODAY ONLY B H I I am,
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        210 11 A/ C4flfi y^m August 15 18, 1985. 9-00 am 5-00pm 177 Jalan Pelikat, Spore 1953. (Upper Serangoon Road, Charlton Park) Blaupunkt Video Cassette Recorder VHS Sssso up. *-rr \,:.1...'_ ,;:..i........ '..L^.L;...^.11^-. Colour TV VCR: 1 year guarantee by Agent. VHS Video Tape ■■■■^■■^M E-120 SsB-50 c 180 Ss9-50 iF^//#y^ Walkman/
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        221 11 i (^S^\ SINGAPORE WK^\k/ QPQ rDOUnt nOtCt Where the happy people go > I^Kjfc: ii» Hfißl^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^B^^^Bl^BßßJ^^B Wm ißmk \VP Our sumptuous H^JwRfSISi LUI local delights include: m^SlSmfk 'WBBBB&riSsS< SOUP: Ayam Soto WmmmPs^Mm ;P^ U *Bpopl||^ COLD DISHES: Chinese B^^H^fli ■j&. Combination Gado Gado |l Hk^ SALAD: Singapore Rojak, Samba! pByHHBH»
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        573 11 Hideki Saijo comes to Singapore at the Lido Palace! See Japan's brightest star Hideki Saijo perform m person. He'll capture your heart with his latest hit song 'Mystery Blue', the KOSE Sonia Campaign Song. Be among the first 600 lucky customers to receive a ticket worth $60 to Hideki's show,
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        1234 12 NOTICES THK COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 DANSITA (SPORE) PTE LTD. At a general meeting of DANSUTA (SPORE) PTE. LTD. duly convened and held on the sth day of August 1985, the following special resolution was passed: SPECIAL RESOLUTION That the company be wound up voluntarily pursuant to Section 290 of
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        58 12 The Book of CHINESE BELIEFS CHINESE "ty\3p J^ I Earth magic, ghost weddings, passports to the after-life the spirit world of the Chinese exists slide-by-side with everyday reality, and affects every aspect of Chinese life. 'The Book of Chinese Beliefs' is a fascinating introduction to a rich culture where the
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        187 12 SUN TAN By Collette 1 —^ff3i^—^M^=^^q"h it Didn't cost^ Wf^\ FAcnrDiDNrSs^H HAVE OFTEN tVONPCrtED )/£{N MUC* R&H.Y-J =1 A C£KT.TWf/PAiOHiM HoiVAPooft.ViuAS£fc v^. r_ \^TttTQW IT AWY f^/^4^ THE BOHN LOSER By Art Sansom AMP "WAT'S RMALljf^y/k TH|UI S/ C 3 jjj) QngESptan- W0 y THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appieby \WE^T°fP
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        374 12 PEANUTS Br Senate SCHOOL STARTS IN I(\ EVEN HAVE /wA f NOU), IM GOING OUT^) I \^Jf^YZ^\ THREE WEEKS.. I V/IUNCH MAPE^ STANP BY TME P K™l> HAVE MY CLOTMES BUS STOP., .^/f J^L^^ BEETLE BAILEY 4r Mort Walker I/R^m Qa^i VO^g L I P A NOW I I PC?WE
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        Li Jian's notes about life
        638 13 LEONG WENG KAM alks to Chinese pianist Li Jian, who will play with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra tomorrow and on Saturday HE SAYS the reason the music of Mozart, Beethoven or Tchaikovsky is great is because it transcends the limits of space and time their
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        A feline time was had by Bedok residents
        566 13  -  K. MALATHY By SUNDAY afternoon, 3pm. Bedok Town napped lazily, lulled to sleep by the afternoon heat. But one spot, opposite Block 606, was busy and awake with activity. People were walking up and down. There was a buzz of excited voices
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        A river in all its moods
        449 13  -  ANU BALA By ARTHUR BOYD'S painting, Melbourne Burning, broke Australian art auction records last week. The painting which he had sold m the 1940s for only 80 guineas fetched A5313,500 (*****,060) the highest price paid for an Australian work of art. Such is the
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        89 13 What's On CONCERT TUNES OF THE ORIENT '85 by the National Theatre Chinese Dance Company Orchestra which was set up m 1982 to provide musical accompaniment for the National Theatre Chinese Dance Company. This is the only orchestra m Singapore w'lich uses Eastern and Western instruments. The programme includes Eastern
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        110 13 LIBRARY will be closed for renovation and painting until Oct 31. It will re-open on Nov 1. Members of the public can return their books at the library from Mondays to Fridays, 10 am to 5 pm and Saturdays, 9 am to 1 pm. EXHIBITIONS FURNITURE PALLADIUM 1985. Includes home
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        110 13 Non-ticket holders can present business cards at the registration desk. INTRODUCTION TO ICHING. A four-session course, organised by the Island Chapter of the Singapore Jaycees, starts today. 6.30 pm to 9.30 pm. Cherry Room, Hotel Otani, River Valley Road. $30 for members and $40 for non-members for the whole course.
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        119 13 Using paper to form abstract images suggesting motion, depth and illusory qualities m light and shadow, with the motion of curves, he translates the beauty and mystery of Zen. Alliance Francaise. Draycott Park. 8.30 am to 1 pm and 4 pm to 8.30 pm. Ends tomorrow.. PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD DISPLAY.
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        118 13 pm. Admission: $2 for adults and $1 for children under 12. Tickets can be bought at the museum entrance. AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM. One of the highlights is the History of Singapore Gallery. Here, the island's history, from the 13th century to our first Parliament meeting after independence m 1965,
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        108 13 there will be an afternoon tour at 3 pm. AUDIO-VISUAL PRESENTATION. A 35 minute sight and sound presentation of Singapore The Nation. New Audio- Visual Theatrette. Tuesdays to Sundays. 10.15 am, 11.15 am, 2.15 pm and 3.15 pm. Admission: $2 for adults and $1 for children. FILMS FIVE FILMS for
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        1047 13 Radio One j Listen to current topics of interest and contributions from young listeners m FACT OR FANTASY at 10.05 am a magazine programme for children 5.58 AM National Anthem followed by Opening Announcement 6.00 News m Brief 6.05 Another Morning Another Show 7.00 News and Weather Report 7.10 Morning
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        233 14 Kv ■KJr yillr I fin rlW m MY view ■> Catherine Ong iii.iiiimmu, 1 Lm I B k B Davi J Niven (centre), Patrick Mac Nee (left) and Gregory Peck (right) m The Sea Wolves (Ch 5, 10.05 pm) SBC U 2.30 PM SBC lext "Live" Sample Pages 3.00 Opening
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        148 14 All programmes m English unless otherwise indicated ties) (See For the Young) 6.10 Programme Highlights 6.15 News 6.25 Cultural Diary 6.30 Highway to Heaven An Investment m Caring (See My View) 7.15 Share a Story Snow White (Children's programme) 7.30 News (Malay) 7.50 Crazy Like a Fox Motor Homicide (Malay
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        375 14 Thursday Feature Special The Sea Wolves (Ch 5, 10.05 pm) ROGER MOORE is a member of a cavalry unit on an espionage operation m this 1980 movie. But try as he might, he just couldn't shake off his secret agent James Bond (007) image. So, instead of behaving like the
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        321 14 Mission: To blow up a spy ship They stiffen as fear grips each man secretly. Although the stars are very mature-looking, the film is genuinely action-fill-ed and tinged with touches of wry humour. Highway to Heaven An Investment In Caring (Ch 5, C.3t pm) Some of you may not realise
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        322 14 Asean Committee on Culture and Information. The Asean region is known as an exporter of raw materials such as rubber, tin, palm oil and rice. But Asean is little known for its industrialisation programmes. Filmed over two months, this show highlights a variety of economic activities m each Asean country.
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