The Straits Times, 15 October 1985
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Title Section15 1985-10-15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1985 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/85]15 words
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Article, Illustration666 1985-10-15 1 CONRAD RAJ; CATHERINE C. ONG - CONRAD RAJ CATHERINE C. ONG Liquidators allege 'irregularities' m firm By and THE Police Commercial Crime Division is looking into allegations of "irregularities" m plastic bag manufacturer Lamipak Industries. Creditors of Lamipak and its subsidiary, Panther Pte Ltd, petitioned to wind up the companies on Oct666 words
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Article163 1985-10-15 1 LIAK TENG KIAT - LIAK TENG KIAT By I Washington Correspondent RALEIGH (North Carolina), Mon. It was dinner with a Singapore theme last night for Mr Lee Kuan Yew, who is here on a stopover. After spending the afternoon touring the state art museum and discussing funding for the163 words
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Article, Illustration595 1985-10-15 1 The Achille Lauro affair CAIRO, Mon. President Hosni Mubarak, still angry over the forced diversion by the United States of an Egyptian airliner carrying four Palestinian hijackers, today demanded a formal apology from President Ronald Reagan "for ail Egyptians". Mr Mubarak told reporters he had595 words
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203 1985-10-15 1 WASHINGTON, Mon. US Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger repeatedly tried to dissuade President Ronald Reagan from ordering US fighters to intercept the Egyptian jet carrying the Achllle Lauro hijackers because he believed it would damage relations with Egypt. A Newsweek magazine report203 words
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Article74 1985-10-15 1 ISLAMABAD, Mon. President Mohammad Zia ul-Haq today called off a scheduled visit to West Germany from Wednesday to Saturday as opposition mounted against a Bill meant to pardon him for the past eight years of martial law rule. A Foreign Ministry spokesman confirmed that President Zia74 words
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Article62 1985-10-15 1 JOHANNESBURG, Mon. Rioting m South Africa claimed its first army victim when a White soldier was stabbed to death m a Black township m the eastern Cape last night. He was the first soldier to die m 20 months of unrest m the country's racially-segre-gated62 words
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232 1985-10-15 1 TWO US scientists win Nobel Prize for Medicine For findings on cholesterol STOCKHOLM, Mm. Two American researchers were awarded the Mtf Nobel Prize for Medicine today for their discoveries related to cholesterol metabolism aid cholesterol-related diseases. The Nobel institute said the discoveries of Mr Michael Brown, 44, and Mr Joseph232 words
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Article30 1985-10-15 1 TEHERAN, Mon. Teheran's city council put down 40,000 stray dogs m the first year of a programme to improve health conditions, the newspaper Islamic Republic reported today. Ruter30 words
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Article392 1985-10-15 1 RAY DHALIWAL - 2,000 jobs in pipeline at MRT RAY DHALIWAL By Railway to be run 'almost entirely by Singaporeans' JOBS for about 2.000 Singaporeans that is what the Mass Rapid Transit is creating. More than 1,200 of the posts will be offered m the next two years. Those recruited will come under392 words
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Article53 1985-10-15 1 LONDON, Mon. Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi has begun a 36-hour official visit amid exceptionally tight security to foil possible attacks by Sikh or Kashmiri extremists. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher met Mr Gandhi at Heathrow airport today, with police and soldiers some m armoured vehices out53 words
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Article, Illustration87 1985-10-15 1 THE former Director of Planning and Controller of Housing m the National Development Ministry, Yip Weng Kee (left), 51, pleaded guilty yesterday to a corruption charge and to a summons under the Central Provident Fund Act. District Judge Chandra Mohan adjourned sentence to87 words
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Article, Illustration184 1985-10-15 1 A year of singing to help quake victims LONDON, Mon. Opera star Placido Domingo (above), who lost four close relatives m the Mexican earthquake, has announced plans to quit the opera circuit for a year to raise money for quake survivors. "I am asking every theatre m the world to184 words
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Advertisement86 1985-10-15 1 Inside Summary 2 World News 34 Asean Causeway 8 Around Your Place IS Editorial II Background 11 Letters 18 TlmesDollar 19-22 Classifieds 23-33 Sports rJ-33^-37 Racing 31 Latest NO UK INVITE FOR ARAFAT UNITED NATIONS, Mon. A move to have the UN General assembly invite Yasser Arafat to its 4tth86 words
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Article552 1985-10-15 2 Sixth most popular SINGAPORE is one of the eight most popular destinations for Americans travelling to the AsiaPacific area, ranking sixth m order of preference. The most popular is Hongkong, followed by Australia, New Zealand, Japan, China, Singapore, Thailand and Tahiti. This is revealed m a 1984 comparative study552 words
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Article240 1985-10-15 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan showed that the United States Is no helpless, pitiful giant when he ordered US Navy fighters to intercept an EgyptAlr Boeing 737 carrying four Palestinians being given safe passage from Cairo after the hijack of an Italian cruise ship, the AchUle Laure.240 words
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Article82 1985-10-15 2 CONSUMERS' RIGHTS THE ISSUE over the shortfall m floor area size at Good Luck Garden condominium has far wider implications than what has so far been said about it. Among other things, it involves the question of consumer protection and rights, a reader has written to say. Why should82 words
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Article443 1985-10-15 2 Asian slump goes on ECONOMIC recovery m Asia is reportedly nowhere m sight after nearly a year-long slump, while unemployment remains a nagging problem for Western countries. The Asian Wall Street Journal, m a report on the Asian economic scene, said yesterday that growth m Asian countries443 words
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151 1985-10-15 2 Asean-EC trade hopes EUROPEAN Community ministers, irked by Japanese and United States trade domination m Soutneast Asia, hope that talks with ministers from the region m Bangkok this week will boost European investment opportunities there. Asean, meanwhile. wants more preferential treatment for its exports to151 words
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Article208 1985-10-15 2 ELECTRONICS BOOM LAST YEAR WAS SHORT-LIVED LAST YEAR was a boom year for the electronics industry with domestic exports crossing the $8 billion mark, compared to $6.7 billion m 1983. The major areas responsible for pushing exports up by 26 per cent were computer systems, radio cassette recorders, communications208 words
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Article393 1985-10-15 2 Perfect Platini power MICHEL PLATINI recovered his goal-scoring touch on Sunday as European Cup holders Juventus beat Torino 2-1 to stay top of the Italian League with a perfect record of six wins m six matches. French international captain Platini, who has been top scorer m the Italian First393 words
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Article460 1985-10-15 2 The DIV bug SINGAPORE'S clutter-free, high-rise lifestyle where living space is at a premium hardly encourages a nation of Do-It- Yourselfers. Neither does the affluence nor the easy availability of anything-you-can-think-of help. Despite this, a store catering solely to the needs of DIV enthusiasts opened recently. Response so460 words
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763 1985-10-15 3 The Achille Lauro hijacking and mid-air arrest THE hijacking last week of the Italian liner Achille Lauro produced a sequence of dramatic events which strained Italy's relations with Egypt, Israel, the Palestine Liberation Organisation and the United States. Here is how the drama763 words
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351 1985-10-15 3 LONDON, Mon. The British government today called off a landmark meeting with two senior officials of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO), saying they had refused to make a public statement renouncing violence or recognising Israel's right to exist. Though the meeting was arranged months351 words
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Article, Illustration54 1985-10-15 3 THE widow of slain wheelchair-bound American Leon Klinghoffer talks to United States Senator Al D'Amato on her arrival at Newark International Airport on Saturday. Mrs Marilyn Klinghoffer arrived on a special military flight with others who had been held hostage on the Achille La urn54 words
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230 1985-10-15 3 Crashes, fires and sinking haunt the vessel ROME, Mon. Collisions, fires, a sinking and government seizure the Achille Lauro had a turbulent history even before its hijacking off the Egyptian coast last week. Originally called the Willem Ruys, its keel was laid m the Netherlands m 1939. The Dutch delayed230 words
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Article, Illustration51 1985-10-15 3 Mr Abu Abbas (above), speaking from Belgrade m a telephone interview with the American NBC television network m Tunis. 41 am prepared to go to the United States, given free passage by (President Ronald) Reagan and a guarantee of safety, in order to tell the American people what has51 words
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245 1985-10-15 3 Reagan acts quickly to heal rift with Egypt CAIRO, Mon. President Ronald Reagan has moved quickly to try to heal the rift between the United States and Egypt over the hijacking of the Achille Lauro hijackers. But his main obstacle is Egypt's hurt national pride. Mr Reagan yesterday sent a245 words
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Article144 1985-10-15 3 We took just action: Craxi ROME, Mon. Prime Minister Bettino Craxi today fended off US criticism saying that Italy had taken "Just and wise" decisions m the hijacking of the Italian liner Achille Lauro. "When all the facts are known and examined objectively with the necessary serenity, It will be144 words
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417 1985-10-15 4 Asian nations may have to depend less on US for trade HONGKONG, Mon. Economic recovery m Asia is reportedly nowhere m sight after nearly a year-long slump, while unemployment remains a nagging problem for Western countries. The Asian Wall Street Journal, m a report on417 words
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286 1985-10-15 4 PETER HAZELHURST - PETER HAZELHURST By I Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Mon— The Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK) and leading electronic manufacturers have developed a new generation of high definition television equipment which will provide better visual quality than 35 mm film m the future. The advanced broadcasting286 words
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Article, Illustration344 1985-10-15 4 US will fight protectionist pressures, says Bush BEIJING, Mon. Vice-President George Bush, m talks today with Chinese Prime Minister Zhao Ziyang, vowed to resist protectionist pressures m Congress aimed at slashing textile imports, United States officials said. Mr Bush's spokesman, Mr Marlin Fitzwater, said after the three-hour meeting that the344 words
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219 1985-10-15 4 Aussie newsman's banned question irks Prince Philip MELBOURNE, Mon.— An angry Prince Philip threatened to walk out of a news conference here today when asked about the forced resignation of the Queen's representative m Victoria. The Prince, on a visit to open an agricultural conference, is living m a hotel219 words
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142 1985-10-15 4 'Rumours cause discontent in Ho Chi Minh City' HANOI, Mon. Vietnam's Communist Party dally Nhan Dan reported today that there were signs of discontent m Ho CM Mlnh City and blamed them on "rumours" circulated by "saboteurs of the economy". "In recent weeks, reactionaries and saboteurs of the economy have142 words
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113 1985-10-15 4 TOKYO, Mon The president of a major Japanese television company appeared on one of his own programmes today to apologise for a director who allegedly incited young girls to fight each other on a documentary show. Speaking on a programme devoted to excesses113 words
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Article, Illustration80 1985-10-15 5 SYDNEY, Mm. A three-year-old girl with Aids has been banned from kindergarten by a local council after biting her best friend. The girl, Eve van Grafhorst (left), retained to kindergarten late last month after being banned 11 weeks earlier when she was diagnosed as having80 words
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309 1985-10-15 5 The Aids scare LOS ANGELES, Mon. Thousands of people m the United States are storing their own blood for use m surgery because of fear of catching Aids from unknown donors. The Los Angeles Times yesterday quoted doctors, hospital officials and directors of blood309 words
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336 1985-10-15 5 Lobbyists in Washington get attention but not votes WASHINGTON, Mon. In the past few weeks, members of Congress have been presented with socks, toys, pants and bags of sugar by lobbyists trying to make a point and influence the vote. In both cases the clothing retailers and importers, and the336 words
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296 1985-10-15 5 WASHINGTON, Mon. US tobacco firms are diversifying, particularly into food, as Americans smoke fewer cigarettes m response to anti-tobacco campaigns. In 1985, the two leading US tobacco firms, R.J. Reynolds Industries and Philip Morris, each bought major food groups. Reynolds bought Nabisco296 words
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133 1985-10-15 5 CAMBRIDGE (Massachusetts), Mon. At least seven professors scheduled to deliver papers at a Harvard University conference on Islamic fundamentalIsm have withdrawn after they learned that the Central Intelligence Agency has supplied ui$5MW (SslV7,lA) for the costs of the conference. Mr Andrew Hess, Director133 words
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Article365 1985-10-15 6 CHOGM Bahamas Most countries to press for curbs against S. Africa LONDON, Mon. Britain faces isolation at the week-long Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting over its resistance to economic sanctions against South Africa. The 49-member organisation, made up of Britain and its former colonies, begins365 words
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233 1985-10-15 6 BRUSSELS, Mon. Prime Minister Wilfried Martens coasted towards a clear election victory today with BelSian voters approving is centre-right coalition's austerity policies. Mr Martens saw his Flemish Social Christian Party (CVP) make spectacular gains m yesterday's polling. His government was assured of at least233 words
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99 1985-10-15 6 WARSAW, Mon. The government today claimed a turnout "considerably m excess" of 75 per cent m Poland's general elections which the banned Solidarity Free Trade Union urged voters to boycott. Official spokesman Jerzy Urban said the outcome was a massive endorsement of the author- ities99 words
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188 1985-10-15 6 Boy, 14, charged with hacking policeman to death LONDON, Mon. A boy of 14 and man of 26 have been charged with the murder of a policeman, hacked to death m riots m north London, police said today. Another boy of 15 is already awaiting trial for the murder, which188 words
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87 1985-10-15 6 Kidnappers threaten to kill hostages BEIRUT, Mon. Muslim kidnappers threatened today to kill three Soviet hostages and "totally demolish" the Soviet Embassy m Beirut unless it was shut down within 48 hours, Beirut radio stations reported. The Christian-controlled Voice of Lebanon and the Muslim-run Voice of the Nation radios said87 words
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Advertisement25 1985-10-15 3 The Egyptian airliner, now with only its crew on board, flies back to Cairo. The Achille Lauro sails from Port Said for Italy. Advertisement thePCDocis|JNj25 words
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196 1985-10-15 7 JAKARTA, Mon. Two Indonesian delegations, one from the National Defence Institute and the other Jakarta's first trade team to Vietnam, were scheduled to leave for Hanoi today for week-long visits highlighting strengthening relations between the two countries. The 20-member trade team196 words
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98 1985-10-15 7 19 pirate attacks in Phillip Channel JAKARTA, Mon. Nineteen attacks by pirates occurred m the Phillip Channel between Indonesia and Singapore m the first seven months of this year, the independent daily, Merdeka, said today. The newspaper said pirates mainly robbed tankers and big merchant ships passing through the channel.98 words
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Article321 1985-10-15 7 Group wants stronger economic foothold m region BRUSSELS, Monday EUROPEAN Communi- ty ministers, irked by Japanese and United States trade domination m South-east Asia, hope that talks with ministers from the region m Bangkok this week will boost European investment opportunities there. Asean,321 words
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155 1985-10-15 7 BANGKOK, Mon. Senior Asean officials here were today mapping out a strategy for this week's two-day conference with their counterparts from the European Community (EC). Aseaa sources said they would press for more privileges m the Generalised System of Preferences (GSP), which gives Asean products155 words
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Article129 1985-10-15 7 MANILA, Mon. A grenade exploded m a crowd watching a cockfight, killing 13 people and injuring 54 seriously, news reports said today. The incident occurred yesterday at Maranding, a small town m Lanao Del Norte province on Mindanao Island. Doctors said they feared the death129 words
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Article, Illustration151 1985-10-15 7 WHILE some of us have daydreams of finding buried gold m our backyard, one man appears to have realised his fantasy he did find gold, albeit black. Sair Tri Mulyono needed water and m his village m Semarang, Central Java, you get that from a151 words
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186 1985-10-15 7 MANILA, Mon. Lawyers defending armed forces chief Gen Fabian Ver released today their formal appeal to a trial court for the general's acquittal on charges of attempting to cover up the murder of opposition leader Benigno Aquino. In a 141-page memorandum summarising the186 words
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Article45 1985-10-15 7 MANILA, Mon. Philippine First Lady Imelda Marcos will leave for New York tomorrow to attend the 40th anniversary celebrations of the United Nations. The Presidential Palace said today that Mrs Marcos would lead the Philippine delegation to the world body. Reuter45 words
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Article30 1985-10-15 7 JAKARTA, Mon. President Suharto will open Indonesia's first tin plate plant m Cilegon, West Java, later this month, Mr T Aribowo, the plant's uirvciur, saiu iixiay AFP30 words
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261 1985-10-15 8 Union's move to break wage deadlock KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The 10-month-old impasse between the government and Cuepacs over the civil servants' wage claims issue may be broken if unilateral efforts by the 175,000 strong Industrial Manual Group Council (IMGC) to set the ground for talks is successful. IMGC Secretary-Gener-al Mr261 words
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Article, Illustration380 1985-10-15 8 We haven't rejected pay claims Musa But government cannot afford the demands of Cuepacs, he says KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE government has not totally rejected a civil servants' wage claim, acting Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said today. But, he added, the country could not afford to meet the demands380 words
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Article, Illustration160 1985-10-15 8 2 Orang Asli take names of the two Ms BANDAR MU'ADZAM SHAH (Pahang), Mon. Two Orang Asfi took the names Mahathir and Musa when they embraced Islam at a conversion ceremony for 24 Pahang Tenggara Orang Asli families m Kampung Gadak near here. Mahathir Abdullah alias Teja bin Jambol, 40,160 words
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Article69 1985-10-15 8 SEREMBAN, Mon. A businessman and his family were left shivering m the cold after four men armed with knives robbed them of cash, valuables and their car, altogether valued at M 533,000, at the 23km Seremban-Kuala Lumpur highway yesterday morning. Mr Law Toon Kee, 28,69 words
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Article59 1985-10-15 8 KOTA BARU, Mon. The Education Ministry has directed that every new primary school should have a room for its resource centre, the deputy director-general of education, Mr Omar Mohamed Hashim said yesterday. He said this was to ensure that all primary schools would have a well-equipped resource59 words
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Article38 1985-10-15 8 JOHOR BARU, Mon. Customs officers yesterday detained three men and seized about 400 boxes of liquor valued at M 5240.000 after detaining a trawler and two vans at Sungai Endau jetty, 170 km from here. Bernama38 words
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224 1985-10-15 8 $2b cut in low-cost housing due to slowdown PENANG, Monday THE $3 billion allocation for low-cost housing under the Fourth Malaysia Plan has been cut to $1 billion due to the current economic slowdown, Deputy Housing and Local Government Minister Datuk S. Subramaniam said yesterday. The private sector, he said,224 words
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135 1985-10-15 8 Mahathir to raise trade and CPM issues with China KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia's trade deficit with China and China's continued support for the Communist Party of Malaya will be two main issues Prime Minister Datuk Seri Or Mahathir Mohamad will raise during his visit to China next month, the Dewan135 words
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83 1985-10-15 8 ma - BEAUFORT. Men. Mrs Mirth Bidin, 35, has become the first woman ketna kampung (head of village) m Sab&h. She was appointed head of Kampong I noman LJngkungan Beaufort on Sept 1. The village has 351 residents. Mrs Mlrih said yes- terday that even83 words
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Article829 1985-10-15 9 L. E. PREMA - L. E.PREMA He was allowed to defer payment m bid to influence planning approval By I YIP Weng Kee, the former housing controller who yesterday pleaded guilty to corruption, had shares m Goodann Development (Pte) Ltd, the company named m the charge against him.829 words
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Article, Illustration341 1985-10-15 9 YIP Weng Kee had a hand m many events that shaped Singapore society. As a senior officer, he helped set np the then Ministry of Interior and Defence. Its prime objective was to establish the Singapore Armed Forces and to Introduce national service.341 words
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Article, Illustration297 1985-10-15 9 EXPORTS and investments, protectionism, free trade and market access these were the areas which dominated the discussions between visiting Danish Prime Minister Poul Schluter and Singapore leaders yesterday. Acting Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong noted m a dinner speech at the Istana last night that297 words
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Article, Illustration247 1985-10-15 9 IT WASN'T till Sunday that Singapore Broadcasting Corporation singer Peter Chua could finally relax and enjoy on video the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union Popular Song Contest. On Saturday, before the competition, the man on whom Singapore pinned its hopes spent much of the247 words
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343 1985-10-15 9 ANNE KOH - ANNE KOH By i TRADE and Industry Minister Dr Tony Tan will lead a 10-member delegation to an economic ministers' meeting m Bangkok on Thursday. The meeting will be the first between the economic ministers of Asean and the European343 words
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282 1985-10-15 9 Hot spots with Americans 1 Hongkong 2 Australia 3 New Zealand 4 Japan 5 China 6 Singapore 7 Thailand 8 Tahiti SINGAPORE is one of the eight most popular destinations for Americans travelling to the Asia-Pacific area, ranking sixth m order of preference.282 words
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189 1985-10-15 9 STPB director confirms hotel industry's fears THE director of the Singapore Tonrlst Promotion Boari yesterday confirmed the hotel industry's fears that about half Its rooms were expected to be empty by 1987. Mr Joseph Chew blamed the slower tourism growth here for the tough years ahead. To compound the problem,189 words
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420 1985-10-15 11 JUNE TAN - JUNE TAN BY Hwa Chong and Raffles the first two to benefit from scheme THE Government will give up to $1 million to each of the 11 junior colleges under a scheme to endow each with a distinctive character. The scheme was420 words
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Article, Illustration336 1985-10-15 11 NG WENG HOONG - NG WENG HOONG By A HAWKER, with a stab wound m the neck, staggered from his fifth-storey flat yesterday down to a crowded ground-floor coffeeshop m Upper Boon Keng Road. Mr Goh Kirn Beng, 48, was taken to hospital unconscious and m a336 words
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417 1985-10-15 11 LIM KWAN KWAN - Principals: Our dreams may now come true LIM KWAN KWAN By PRINCIPALS of several junior colleges were delighted with the $1 million grant scheme, saying their dreams and plans are now a step nearer realisation. National Junior College principal Lim Bok Hai said he would like to use the money417 words
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Article29 1985-10-15 11 THE Singapore Association of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators will hold a two-day conference on Challenges Facing Corporate Management at the Mandarin Hotel, starting on Thursday.29 words
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Article, Illustration270 1985-10-15 11 SURESH NAIR - SURESH NAIR By A MONGREL'S con stant barking led workers to the discovery of a murder at a furniture rental company's storeroom m Sing Avenue, off Rangoon Road, yesterday. Workers of Chop Peng Soon and Company went to investigate when they heard Tiger's repeated barks270 words
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Article, Illustration211 1985-10-15 12 Crew of 25 saved by tug m rough seas and strong winds SYDNEY, Mon. A Singapore-registered freighter sank m heavy seas 21 km off Terrigal, north of Sydney, the Australian Sea Safety Centre said. The 3,277 dwt Hoe Lien began listing heavily off Newcastle yesterday211 words
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136 1985-10-15 12 AN INDONESIAN parliamentary delegation visited two market-and-hawker centres yesterday and were impressed with their cleanliness and hygiene. The six-member delefation, led by Mr H. J. jamsudin Panyalai, visited Cuppage Road and Kreta Ayer market-and-food centres. They a?so called on Dr Ahmad Mat tar, Minister136 words
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121 1985-10-15 12 ISMAIL Zakaria, 11, is a "special boy" to the police. Yesterday, a senior police officer went to his school to praise him for his part m the arrest of a robber. Supt Tan Ngo Chew said Ismail, his three friends and two men sealed off121 words
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269 1985-10-15 12 THE DAY will come when you will not see street lights left on long after the sun has risen. The Public Works Department is spending $21.5 million on a computer system to see to that. Every month, an average of 700 complaints is received269 words
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193 1985-10-15 12 Monorail closed due to work on Sentosa terminal PILING work for Sentosa's new $18. 5- million ferry terminal, jetty and garden plaza will start today and last for 10 weeks. As a result of the construction work, the island's monorail will be closed for 24 days from today to Noy193 words
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Article381 1985-10-15 13 TONG YOKE THO - TONG YOKE THO By Strong technical skills, poor at motivating survey THE middle manager m Singapore is technically competent but is a poor counsellor and motivator to his subordinates. He tends to run the show more by virtue of his position than on any381 words
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Article, Illustration349 1985-10-15 13 MOST OF THE problems middle managers face can be solved with better training, but there are no simple answers to the complex problem of how to make them better allrounders, said Mr Ng Kiat Chong. Mr Ng, the National Productivity Board Executive Director, said the349 words
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Article40 1985-10-15 13 THIEVES stole more than $29,000 m cash and jewellery from a flat m Lloyd Road, off Killiney Road, last Saturday. Madam Y. L. Kok, 44, said she discovered the robbery when she returned home at about 10.30 pm.40 words
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425 1985-10-15 14 MATHEW YAP - MATHEW YAP By Our top contractors Turnover m 84 1 Low Keng Huat $122 mil 2 Sum Cheong Piling $112 mil 3 Eng Hup Heng* $108 mil 4 Metrobiit $106 mil 5 Lum Chang $103 mil 6 Lee Kirn Tah* $100 mil 7425 words
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414 1985-10-15 14 More people using Mandarin on buses surveys DON'T BE SHY V YOU m «pMk MMfcrti aai stoat M mar awn ana, y^ai^^ m^m •tart hi Mutefa. The altar penm ■»> kMW Miirf- 1 tat My be *y. Be BfiM BUS drivers and their passengers may not say a great deal414 words
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199 1985-10-15 14 MR J.B. Jeyaretnam, the Workers' Party Secretary -General, yesterday said he had been getting cash donations and letters expressing support since his appeal for fnnds to help him pay his legal costs. Bat he would not disclose how much cash he had received199 words
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Advertisement195 1985-10-15 11 *****5-IMIBS KUSU PILGRIMAGE I9BT^ Heading for Kusu this year? If you want to go on a Sunday or a Public Holiday be smart. Book m advance and avoid the queues. 'Dates Which yOU Can bOOk m Departure Times: 6 30am 7 30am advance 8.30 am 9.30 am on 97 n195 words
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Advertisement79 1985-10-15 11 >^X J^^^KJ^ ;-4i^^9^H IB9HB 3 i iin T*rj '•V V£3 i n" jfs ji|iM^ HP? 9*l iSt l^JEtt i "life:,- v v »i,. l«raK J£^P^b^Bf«< tab frt*-^ tJ^^mnSsms!m WSLt, H j^ HHf m w7O W" Aiß^^ .^■BSj- «SL: Ji *Vt AA /3 rX Vs l^^r*- j«r^*««HHHP -a- *m m. tt:79 words
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Advertisement269 1985-10-15 12 WfoqdwardS Gripe W&ter is the same today as it ever was. jffl w Just like babies. I> abies will always be babies. Easily J upset by wind, stomach and teething irritations. That's why l^^2i Woodward's Gripe Water has remained true to its J^JjilL o.iginal formulation that 1 H i helps269 words
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Advertisement363 1985-10-15 13 HP" iwß Memorex is now direct m Singapore. Why make a disk this good? Because inside is a Memorex Singapore is now establishing direct links with storage media so good that we certify it to be 100% a select number of dealers to form a strong distributor error-free and guarantee363 words
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Advertisement412 1985-10-15 14 "The Garden of France" A befitting H Pw^\l name for these three scenic provinces with the /M Umffi^ Loire River and its many tributaries; and iM PPBBil^rv-^ where gardens, fruit farms and vineyards are Bmß^TUJ^f^lii k^J^^X numerous and bountiful. If^K^US^'flß'^llKTO^^P^H At the L'escargot, we have specially Jk^^^X^iM'^K^OT^i^Sl prepared a menu412 words
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Advertisement166 1985-10-15 14 Mandarin the correct figures Dialect at the hawker centre Hawker r< to assistant I »T 7 97%" WPS I Dialect 89% k Mandarin 3% J^f^Pl I Mandarin 9% English under A H I English under Jjjjh^^ I°/o^^B1 /o^^B s 1 VJ^^^Cuatomer Customer^B W, tO hawker to friend Dialect 90% QO/166 words
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263 1985-10-15 15 THE first ferry-load of more than 211 people reached Kusu Island just after 8 am yesterday. Hundreds continued to poor m after that, at 3tmnute intervals, with the last ferry crossing over at 7 pm. As early as am, a queue had formed at263 words
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Article260 1985-10-15 15 THE origins of the annual pilgrimage to Kusu and the island's history are shrouded m the mist of time. One legend says sailors shipwrecked m the waters near Singapore centuries ago during the Lunar Ninth Month were rescued by a giant turtle which turned itself into260 words
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586 1985-10-15 15 THE MP for Chong Boon, Mr Chandra Das, recently urged the Housing Board to state clearly its policy on the use of void decks for meaningful community activities. He said he would like to see a very liberal use of void decks for586 words
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Article, Illustration643 1985-10-15 15 AUGUSTINE LOW - AUGUSTINE LOW The annual pilgrimage season to isle begins Storms by TINY Kusu Island lies serene and placid six kilometres to the south of mainland Singapore. Fun-seekers and weekend crowds taking the Port of Singapore Authority ferries from the World Trade Centre terminal643 words
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Advertisement136 1985-10-15 15 The Aramis Dash-The-Rain Umbrella Your free gift with any $35 purchase of Aramis, Aramis Devin or Aramis 900. Dressing for success? Aramis wants to make sure that everything about you says you're a winner, by offering an impressive way to stay dry the Aramis Dash-The-Rain Umbrella. This modern-day classic provides136 words
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517 1985-10-15 16 The Straits Times says Score one for the US PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan showed that the United States is no helpless, pitiful giant last week when he ordered US Navy fighters to intercept an Egypt Air Boeing 737 carrying four Palestinians being given safe passage from Cairo after the hijack of517 words
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Article, Illustration1049 1985-10-15 16 BERNARD GWERTZMAN - BERNARD GWERTZMAN The Achille Lauro hijacking: America's military reaction US not ready to let incident affect ties with allies By WASHINGTON The Reagan administration's frustration over the failure of Egypt, Italy, and Yugoslavia to follow Washington's lead m the aftermath of the Achille Lauro affair1,049 words
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Article, Illustration627 1985-10-15 16 All nations must unite to combat terrorism Editorial, headlined Terrorism intercepted, published m The New York Times. THE aerial arrest of the Mediterranean terrorists satisfied Americans at many levels. Finally a President did more than deplore the murder of innocents. For once, American might was adroitly deployed m an effective627 words
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Article308 1985-10-15 16 Editorial, headlined Help for Malay bodies, published m Berita Harian on Oct 7. THE offer by the People's Association to help Malay/Muslim bodies to use facilities at community centres will be greatly welcomed. It reflects the PA's awareness of the problems faced by308 words
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558 1985-10-15 16 Editorial, headlined Mandarin will gradually become common language of Chinese Singa poreans, published m Lianhe Zaobao on Oct 7. A TIMES survey shows that 94 per cent of those interviewed believe the Speak Mandarin campaign has successfully made the Chinese community aware of the need558 words
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Advertisement179 1985-10-15 16 Hand-made >\Htdies since 1755. Tin Jay it still takes over half a year for master watchmakers to craft one watch m 18-c.irat gold. For Service Information, call Moutrie Fje Ltd. (Sole Agent): *****66. .VACHERONw V CONSTANTIN T Geneva. Since 1755. At Southpoint offices, every morning ijbu wiflbe treated to a179 words
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1408 1985-10-15 17 CATHERINE C. ONG meets Lamipak's FRANCIS SIAH FRANCIS Slab, founder of once high-flying Lamipak Industries, Is helping police with investigations into allegations of "irregularities" m the conduct of the company's affairs. Two days before he was interviewed by the1,408 words
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Article, Illustration895 1985-10-15 17 ISMAIL KASSIM - ISMAIL KASSIM The by-election m Ulu Padas Around the region By THE outcome of the Sabah by-election for the Ulu Padas parliamentary seat on Saturday was a forgone conclusion even before the counting began at the Sri Antenom Hall m the interior town of895 words
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Advertisement97 1985-10-15 17 SB? w t JB ■^■VrfSj B^Pv'^. jfi% Ak Ji WHEN IT GOMES T() SOOTTJ I. I ONE NAME ALVWS RINGS A BEI A.. I Savour the velvety smooth taste of Bell's Extra Special Scotch. A blend matured to perfection, a drink for every occasion. yk Setting the standard for the97 words
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Letter422 1985-10-15 18 AS ONE of the unfortunate owners of a condo unit m Good Luck Garden, you have my grateful thanks for highlighting the dispute as a civic contribution. However, this issue has far wider implications than the comments elicited. It involves the question of consumer protection422 words
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Letter, Illustration184 1985-10-15 18 I TOOK my Malaysian relatives to Haw Par Villa one afternoon recently. When we reached it, we found the car park opposite the garden to be full, much to our frustration. Two tourist buses, due to insufficient parking space, parked along the narrow Pasir184 words
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227 1985-10-15 18 This could not have come at worse time I READ with indignation your decision to increase the cover price by 10 cents for The Straits Times and Sunday Times and 15 cents for Business Times. The increases could not have come at a worse time, under the present gloomy economic227 words
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189 1985-10-15 18 Advertisements earn more for the paper WHEN the country is facing a wage freeze, economic recession and unemployment, It is unfortnnate that The Straits Times has raised its cover price. If you have acquired expensive machinery, it must enable you to reduce the cover price instead of increasing it as189 words
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518 1985-10-15 18 IN AN edition of "Friday Background", SBC presented the pros and cons regarding the decision of The Straits Times Group to increase the cover price of The Straits Times and the Sunday Times by 10 cents. Besides associating myself with Denis Tay's arguments m support518 words
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112 1985-10-15 18 In business, bottom line is profits NEWSPAPERS are business enterprises. And m any business, the bottom line is profits. The Singapore Monitor could not survive because it could not make profits. In (act, it had been m the red from Day One. The Straits Times, on the other hand, has112 words
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Letter84 1985-10-15 18 A 25 PER CENT increase m the cover price is too big, especially during these times. You cite better services for readers, quality, etc, as you did m 1962. as reasons for the increase. But most readers I know have always been satisfied with things84 words
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305 1985-10-15 19 GRACE CHNG - GRACE CHNG But slump m the last quarter cut healthy growth By LAST year was a boom year for the electronics industry with domestic exports crossing the $8 billion mark, compared to $6.7 billion m 1983. The major areas responsible for pushing exports305 words
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Article66 1985-10-15 19 LACK of buying interest caused widespread falls m shares prices at the Singapore Stock Exchange yesterday. There were only eight rises compared with 148 falls, while 17 counters were unchanged. The Straits Times Industrial Index fell 7.52 to 749.63 while the Business Times Composite Index ended the day66 words
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Article104 1985-10-15 19 RISeS Mvtrvira 510 +42 Gdrtnp 585 +5 SK-SMiou 151 +5 Sm Im F«unce 199 +4 MM 155 +3 Spore Bus 243 +2 YHS 156+1 S Land Lorn 81 +1 Ealltt BUS tint Court *00 ~>7o GEMt 1560 -40 CASH 330 -34 BatuUntant 640 -30 TOM 4?0 -28104 words
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Article11 1985-10-15 19 Raleigh 1,230,000 AMDB 941,000 Promet 644,000 KL IND 465,00011 words
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Article82 1985-10-15 19 Ocl 11 Oct 14 BT Composite 656 57 649 74 BT Indicator *****22 *****48 BT OB OS -310 -371 CADI -5317 —5430 OBV -***** —***** ST Industrials 757 15 749 63 ST Fmnct 2636 45 2612 93 ST Ho'els 740.29 714.73 Oct 11 Oct 14 ST Property 452 8482 words
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Article32 1985-10-15 19 INDICES-High Lows Straits Times Industrials 1984/85 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 1984/85 Low 717.95 (15/7/85) All-time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) All-time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) Business Times Composite 983.06 (8/2/84) 631.62 (15/7/85) 983.06 (8/2/84) 550.78 (2/8/82)32 words
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Article13 1985-10-15 19 THE US dollar closed at DM 2.6540 m Singapore, gaining eight points.13 words
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Article20 1985-10-15 19 DM Y FT 8$ H$ US$ 1.4109 2.6522 214.85 unq 2.1390 unq 1.4125 2.6540 215.10 8.0930 2.1415 7.799020 words
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Article33 1985-10-15 19 Eurodollar: Lost one ticks to 91.64 a contract. Dentechemark: Lost nine ticks to 0.3790 a contract. Japanese yen: Lost three ticks to 0.*****5 a contract. Gold: Gained US$l.OO to U*****.00 an ounce.33 words
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Article66 1985-10-15 19 New Post at Orient Overseas n n HONGKONG, Mon. Orient Overseas Holdings Ltd has appointed Mr Norman Thompson, former chairman of Mass Transit Railway Corp, chairman of the companys finance committee. Mr Thompson will head a group m co-ordinating and guiding the companys restructuring and financial operations. He was appointed66 words
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Article69 1985-10-15 19 HK trade Up 7 pC HONGKONG, Mon. Hongkong's total trade m the first eight months of this year amounted to HK5305.1 billion (SSB4 billion), up 7 per cent from the same period m 1984, the Census and Statistics Department reported yesImports totalled HK5150.7 billion, up 4 per cent. Domestic exports69 words
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Article57 1985-10-15 19 Loan for railway HONGKONG, Mon. Syndication for stateowned Kowloon-Canton Railway Corp's eightyear HKJ39O million loan has been completed, lead manager and book run- international The loan is supported b? Australia's Export Finance and Insurance i* wm **used to pur chase light rail vehicles (or the Tuen Mun light rail system57 words
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Article77 1985-10-15 19 Ford, Fiat in more talks HAMBURG, Mon. Fiat Spa group and Ford of Europe, which last week abandoned talks on merging their car operations, are holding talks on coopcrating m the truck sector, the weekly German magazine, Der Spiegel, reported. "Apparently Ford will merge its European truck business with Fiat77 words
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Article59 1985-10-15 19 Anwar: Up cocoa output KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia should aim to double cocoa output by the year 200° from the present 100,000 tonnes, the national news agency, Bernama, quoted Agriculture Minister Anwar Ibrahim as saying. Mr Anwar was launching a cocoa-planting campaign near Butterworth at the weekend. He said Malaysia59 words
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Article, Illustration521 1985-10-15 19 ANTHONY HOE - ANTHONY HOE By THE downturn m the Singapore economy could be a blessing m disguise for the retail trade, says Mr C.W. Tresise, Chairman of department store operator Robinson and Company Ltd. Mr Tresise said m the group's latest annual report that retail521 words
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Article, Illustration627 1985-10-15 19 DOREEN SOH - DOREEN SOH By a w Race m trie b^^^-~. news SINGAPORE players m the foreign exchange market are playing with peanuts compared with their Hongkong counterparts. Miss Irene Lee, a Vice-President at Security Pacific National Bank m Singapore, said: "Hongkong corporate players tend to627 words
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Article174 1985-10-15 19 WELLINGTON, Mon. The New Zealand dollar will probably breach the US$O.6O barrier this week due to aggressive foreign and domestic buying, foreign exchange dealers said here. The NZ dollar reached a post-float high of U550.5935/50 m mid-ses-sion trading today from its previous peak of U550.5910174 words
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271 1985-10-15 19 THE Singapore Manufacturers' Association has suggested that the export incentive scheme be revised to help industries sell more abroad. SMA Chairman Tan Wan Thong said the scheme, which comes under the Economic Development Board, should be liberalised to allow for a sliding tax scale on271 words
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Article89 1985-10-15 19 BEIJING, Mon. Two United States firms have unveiled a plan for a commercial development m Shanghai they say will be the largest foreign real estate investment m China. Portman Companies of Atlanta and American International Group Inc (AIG) of New York said they and other89 words
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Article56 1985-10-15 19 ONE of the Big Four banks, Overseas Union Bank, yesterday cut its housing loan rate by 0.5 per cent from 8 to 7.5 per cent for loans from one to 10 years. OUB's rate for loans from 11 to 25 years has been cut by 0.556 words
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Article3429 1985-10-15 20 READERS shodd be aware of the fcratations of this information Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered m "business done". Further because al dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does3,429 words
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Article3291 1985-10-15 20 INDUSTRIALS A Choc 2.968 3.005) (6) 3.02 (5) 3 00 (8) 2.98 (1) 294 (5) 2 96 AISB (0 88S) (28) 0.89 (25) 0.90 (6) 0 88 Aicom (0 90S) (5) 0 90 (5) 0.89 API (0.985) (2) 1.05 (8) 1.00 02) 0.99 (9) 0.983,291 words
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Article2506 1985-10-15 20 M shares quoted have a par value of SI. uriess otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip/rijhts. N Tax-eiempted dividend. ABN is traded in tots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dolars i 1985 Last YkM Voi Day Hifh Low Company Sale Change (*00O) Hfeh2,506 words
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Article312 1985-10-15 21 1 Mn $1 000 2- r« best customecs only 3 OCBC Finance. 4 only avalabte at MS Huoc. UOf s rites." aho a.aiaMe at UOf also available at DBS Finance. OCBC OUB DOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings: daily s'/4 5V4 5 5 V 4 Monthly s '/a Autosave312 words
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Article161 1985-10-15 21 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dolars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.5040—1.5068 6.73—6.56 Canadian dollar 1.5639 1.5657 6.45—6.35 NZ dollar 1.2631—1.2669 8.06—7.76 Sterling pound 3.0230-3.0266 3.34—3.29 US dollar 2.1410—2.1420 4.70—4.66 Local dolars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian161 words
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Article95 1985-10-15 21 THE US dollar closed narrow mixed against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it opened at 2.1390/20 and closed at 2.1410/20. Against the deutschemark, it closed lower compared to its opening of 2.6540/55. It fluctuated between a high of 2.6585 and a low of95 words
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Article117 1985-10-15 21 THE kilobar market traded between 5522,507 and 5522,655 yesterday. The Far East gold market opened m the morning at U*****.80/327.20, went up to U*****.40/327.80 on some local buying closed for lunch at U*****.20/327.60. Re sumed m the afternoon at U*****.20/327.60. Stayed quiet for the rest of the day to117 words
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Article29 1985-10-15 21 GOLD USS/oz Mon Fri Singapore 326.80—327 30 325 70 326.10 Hongkong 326.80-327.20 325.80-326.30 Fri Thus New York 327.20 327 70 325 60— 326 10 London 325.80-326.30 325.50—326.0029 words
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Article225 1985-10-15 21 Managers' price* for Oct 15 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 1 72-1 82 The Savings Fund 1 28 1 36 Sport Prog fund 0 74-0 78 Sport Sec fund 108-1 14 poet Invest fund 0 76-0 81 Sport Equity fund 0 77-0 82 Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest225 words
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Article62 1985-10-15 21 i i i _i i i i NST Index Monday 1256.24 (1269.83 Hongkong Hang Seng 1 S? Monday 1594.35 (1583.55) Australian All-Ordinaries Monday 1036.5 (1033.1) Nikkei D I Average Monday 13,017.29 (12,949.92) Financial Times Industrials Friday 1027.5 (1017.8) Dow Jones Average Wj!;* Friday 1339.94 (1328.07) (Figures m brackets refer62 words
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Article553 1985-10-15 21 Oct 11 Pence Change INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 275 unch Ass Dames 142 unch BTRPLC 386 +13 Bobcocks 147 +6 Barclays 399 +2 Beechom 303 +5 BCC 230 +2 Blue Circle 541 +13 BOC Group 282 +5 Boots 201 -2 Bowoter 313 unch BATS 271 +6 Britannia 107 unch BP 541553 words
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653 1985-10-15 21 IT was a dismal day at the Singapore Stock Exchange yesterday, with only eight counters showing price rises while 148 stocks fell. Dealers said a range of factors caused the bearish mood, the main one being the latest crisis m the Malaysian Chinese653 words
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Article228 1985-10-15 21 Oct 14 HK$ Chanie HK Elect 795 +005 Hk Elect Wan- 15.20 unch Associated Hotels 0.35 +0045 Hk Gas 1060 -0.2 Bank Of East Asia 21 50 -0 1 Hk Hotels 33.50N Cheung Kong 1860 +0 1 HK Land 6.45 unch China Light 16.10 +02 Hk Land Loon 85.008228 words
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Article337 1985-10-15 21 ii y«i rh>n« Mifsub E»tot« 1130 +30 Cl Yefl Clwn AAifsub Heavy 460 +10 Mitsubishi 660 +11 kjinomoto 1170 unch Mitsui Co 478 +12 Ucai 400 +52 Mitsui ShipWdg 158 +3 \mada 786 +1 Mitsui Smelting 407 +15 «ahi CKem 797 +8 Mitsukoshi 689 -1 ksohi Glass 840 -10337 words
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Article308 1985-10-15 21 Oct 14 Cents Change 'c l T eh Leighfon 117 -5 ust) Lend Lease 646 -2 Magellan Pet Aust 230 unch AC I 292 7 M ayne Nickless 325 +5 AN I 284 +6 Metals Expkx A P M 306 N L 40 unch Aberfoyle 1050 Mideast 25 unch308 words
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Article72 1985-10-15 21 Eurodollar 3-month deposit A fall of 0.6 per cent m producer price index helped to steady Eurodollar. However, possible rise m US interest rates continue to exert pressure to keep it below the 91.70 level. (100 implied interest rate) Open High Law Sett Est Vol Dec 91.64 91.67 91.62 91.6472 words
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Article, Illustration60 1985-10-15 21 DEUTSCHEMARK was traded quietly ahead of New York closure for Columbus holiday. Favourable US economic indicators underpinned dollar strength but the threat of central hanks' intervention helped the Deutschemark's to hold steady. (US dollar Deutschemark > Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 0.3794 0.3797 0.3788 0.3790 218 Mar60 words
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Article47 1985-10-15 21 TRADING m yen was lacklustre. No Bank of Japan intervention was detected and many operators were sidelined for today. (Japanese Yen) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 0.*****9 0.*****0 0.*****3 0.*****5 86 Mar 0.*****7 Jan 0.*****2 Open Int (Fri): 671. Act V»l (Fri): 15947 words
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Article, Illustration56 1985-10-15 21 GOLD closed little changed m featureless trading. Lack of fresh factors and a steady US dollar contributed a steady dollar. (In I'SJ per troy ounce) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Reports from Security Pacific National Bank/SPAFI Oct 327.00 Dec 330.50 330.70 330.50 330.50 64 Feb 334.80 Open lat56 words
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Article18 1985-10-15 21 Rubber Closing prices cents/kito Singapore November 165.50 down 0.50 cents Malaysia November 187 25 up 0.25 cents18 words
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Article16 1985-10-15 21 Tin Closing prices Ms/kflo XL Tin 29 95 unchanged Turnover: 152 tonnes up 16 tonnes16 words
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Article27 1985-10-15 21 Ctosmj prices Copper tonne Fri Spot 974.00-974 50 (980 00—980 50) 3 months 996 00—996 50 ***** 00-1002 50 Market tone Steady Sales 15 550 tonnes27 words
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Article25 1985-10-15 21 Cknaif pners Silver US$ tro» n Mod Fri Sincere 6?i 6?6 620 6?5 Fn Ihuts Nr» York bl3 6?8 619 6?4 Sowie OtoSmm Spore25 words
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Article25 1985-10-15 21 Cbsinf prices Aluminium tontw Fri Spot 698 00—699.00 (699 50-700 00) 3 months 720 00-720 50 (722.50-723 00) Market tone: Steady Sates 15.100 tonnes25 words
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Article93 1985-10-15 21 Cnitk MS/lonm palm Ml Oct 630 (central. 625 (south) Nov 642.50 (south) e1.4 Rpfkierl palm oi USJ/tonnes RBO palm Oct 320 (setters) Nov 320 (sellers) Dec 325 (sellers) RBO Olein Oct ***** (setters) Nov 310 (sellers) Dec 317 50 (setters) RBD Stearin Oct 290 (sellers) Nov 290 (sellers)93 words
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Article482 1985-10-15 22 It asks for share exchange with Grand United Holdings PACIFIC Chemicals Bhd, which has been taken over by a consortium led by Mr Tan Koon Swan, has proposed a share exchange with Grand United Holdings and the acquisition of a property company. An announcement over the482 words
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Article, Illustration251 1985-10-15 22 MARA FERNANDEZ - MARA FERNANDEZ By i I AM retiring soon after working 1b Singapore tor 2* yean an d will be going back to Malaysia. Will my baak aid Central Provident Fond savings be subject to Malaysian taxes? No, m both cases. Malaysia taxes its residents on income earned either at251 words
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Article223 1985-10-15 22 MBf to get new bumi partner FINANCE and property group MBf Holdings will soon change its bumiputra partner. Chairman Tunku Abdullah Ibni Almarhum Tuanku Abdul Rahman is selling his 30 per cent stake and a bumiputra company is believed to be interested m putting its money m the rapidly-expanding MBfH.223 words
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Article107 1985-10-15 22 Stake in Emtex approved MBf HOLDINGS Managing Director Datuk Loy Hean Heong's wish came true yesterdiy the authorities approved his purchase of a 22 per cent stake m Emtex Corporation. An announcement from Datuk Loy's office said Malaysia's Foreign Investment gflmmittee had approvedjHfc? Emtex investment i^yermodalan MBf, a wholly-owned subsidiary107 words
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Article57 1985-10-15 22 MERCHANT banker Samuel Montagu A Co has announced that People's Insurance Company Ltd is now a whollyowned subsidiary of Hwa Hong Corporation Ltd. The proposed board consists of Messrs Ong Chay Tong, Dr Ong Hian Eng, Ong Choo Eng, Ong Mvi Eng, Steven Ong, Guan Meng Kuan,57 words
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224 1985-10-15 22 THERE'S more to chocolate making than meets the eye. Yesterday, lawyers acting on behalf of Chocolate Products Malaysia applied to the High Court to have Choc Prod's two subsidiaries, Allied Chocolate Industries and Phina Investments, removed from an injunction served on all three. Mr224 words
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130 1985-10-15 22 Bank Negara's reserves up M$ 1.1b KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The external reserves of Bank Negara, Malaysia's central bank, rose by MSI 1 billion m the first eight months of this year. That rise pushed the country's reserves to four months of retained imports, the Finance Minister, Mr Dalm Zaninuddin, told130 words
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Article290 1985-10-15 22 TRADING m the shares of mining counter Pahang Investments was suspended on the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges yesterday at the company's request. This followed last Friday's announcement by Pahang Inv that it was unable to say when its long overdue 1964 annual report290 words
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Article201 1985-10-15 22 MALAYSIAN Containers (1974) Bhd has obtained Foreign Investment Committee approval for its proposed acquisition of four property companies Syarikat Desa Permai Sdn Bhd, Jebcon Sdn Bhd, Binaan Tamaju Sdn Bhd and Tayik Enterprise Sdn Bhd. However, the approval is subject to the Capital Issues Committee201 words
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Advertisement286 1985-10-15 19 If you need some cash to fund their education, a Multi-Loan is something you should study. At Standard Chartered Bank we've introduced a education we'd like to see if we can help. In fact, new personal loan scheme called Multi-Loans. virtually any worthwhile reason will be considered It's been specially286 words
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Advertisement41 1985-10-15 21 THEMJY EFFECTIVE EXECinWE nR(» Jt.MJ)h(SItI 1 After a 4-year study of 500 top US executives, the author focuses on the principles used by the 4°o who enjoy theirwork are very successful and who also have fulfilling personal lives $46.50. t 7HEBOOKSHOP41 words
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Advertisement1158 1985-10-15 22 As international Investment Advisprs, m Britannia manages over $14,000 million yon behalf of clients worldwide. We are n ow a presence m Singapore and offer a variety of specific Advisory Services. You may want to finance the cost of university education abroad. Or you may be busy enough to need1,158 words
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Advertisement2874 1985-10-15 23 I ******66 I 25 Sale: Other 25 Sale: Other 25 Sale: Other Products Products Products disposal] MACHIHETPOIS THE FOLLOWING EQUPMENT IS AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE SALE AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES TO CLEAR: CHABiWILLES CNC WIRE CUT MACHINE LATHES BRIDGEPORT MILLS PRESSES SURFACE GRINDERS WELDING PLATING EOUIPMENT MISC. WORKSHOP TOOLS ETC COME2,874 words
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Advertisement551 1985-10-15 23 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Monday Friday 9 00am to 5.00pm Saturday 8.30 am to 2.00pm lam deadline for the Sunday Times Public Holiday 9.00 am to I.oopm COUNTER SERVICE: Timas Orchard Centra, #02-105 Lucky Plaza Monday-Friday: 10.00 am to 12 noon I.oopm to 5.30pm (4.00pm for next day) Timas Housa, 390 Kirn551 words
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Advertisement750 1985-10-15 23 36 House Renovation/ Decor SPECIALIST IN REPAIRING roof leakage, gutter, awning, ceiling, brick wall, fencing, floor tiling/ polishing, window grilles/ amplimesh, painting, plumbing, chick blinds, partitions, electrical. Nyatoh solid wooden doors and all kinds of renovation work. Reasonable price. Tel: *****67/ *****78. RENOVATION CO. WITH many years of honourable service750 words
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Advertisement692 1985-10-15 23 RATES Ordinary: $5 00 per line (Mm $15.00) Semi-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 Times) Box Charges: $5692 words
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Advertisement722 1985-10-15 23 CLASSIFICATION GUIDE: Food/Entertainment (2 5) Personal Servicea/M«rchandtae( 1 1 39) Business to Business (49 50) EmpJoyment (64 74) Vehicla* (01 98) Properties (106 127) Travel Guide (135 139) Education Instruction (146 157) Announcements (100 174) Obituarws (101 100) 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/Removal $30 $70 per trip. House removal/ transportation service,722 words
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Advertisement171 1985-10-15 23 50 Office Equipment/ Supplies MUST SELL! NEC ELECTRA-28 Keytelephone System plus 11 telephone sets and 2 hands-free speaker phones with capacity of up to 12 TAS exchange lines and 28 extensions. Immaculate condition. Genuine buyer please contact Adrian tel: *****04 during office hours. NEW ELECTRONICS TYPEWRITER on offer from $480171 words
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Advertisement210 1985-10-15 24 51 Printing/ Copying Services READY 1 HR. Name cards (extra charge) and general printing 200: $10. 500: $20: 1000 $35 81k.6025. A.M. Kio Ind. Pk.3, *03-46, Aye.9. Tel: *****04. URGENT PRINTING: $20- 500 pes., letterhead, namecards, etc. #05--04. Fook Hai Bldg. *****38 52 Office Furniture/ Furnishing Office chairs ranging from210 words
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Advertisement204 1985-10-15 24 54 Book-keeping/ Secretarial/ Answering/ Translation Services PRESTIGIOUS REGISTRATION ADDRESS ($l5)/ Answering ($l5)/ Telex/ Office room. *****66. Sylvia Phul. (Our estab./ fully compute) ised operations assures you of net having to keep changing address printing stationery). INCORPORATION OF LIMITED companies, computerised manual bookkeeping, income tax re -urns and company secretarial services.204 words
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Advertisement150 1985-10-15 24 56 Industrial 56 Industrial Equipment/ Supplies Equipment/ Supplies EQUIPMENT FOR SALE USED CANTEEN/ LAB. OTHER PLANT EQUIPMENT Tables/ chairs, fridges, s. kitchen tables, dish-washer, water-coolers, ceiling/ wall fans, light-fittings, fibre-glass lockers, aircon, etc. Contact: Mr. S.K. Mak/ Lena Lim Tel: *****77 ext. 237 r CONTAINERS FOR SALE Suitable for storage,150 words
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Advertisement140 1985-10-15 24 MACHINERY tx EQUIPMENT. We have several reconditioned Heidelbey Platen GTO. Selling cheap. Please call: *****78 for enquiries. TO CLEAR AT cheap price. 6 units 40' flat bed, two units 30-ton low bed. All In good working condition. Call: *****90/ *****10. 5 YEARS OLD Ryobi 480-D Printing Machine. Very good condition140 words
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Advertisement285 1985-10-15 24 57 Business Opportunities REOUIRE TO IMPORT parts for IBM computer: unusual Innovative products from Singapore Malaysia, please send In detail with quotation; booklet (with sample if possible) to: Bellion Inc PO. Box 158, Rosemead, CA *****. U.S.A. PETER LOOI JUST back from Jakarta wanted working investors skilled m cooking/ accounting/285 words
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Advertisement236 1985-10-15 24 57 Business Opportunities CHINA TRADE CONSULTANT. 8 projects courting joint-venture investments or loans; free enquiry call *****22 Room 804 Hotel industries, contracts ready m Hong Kong China. TAKE BRAND DISKETTE, mineral water, coffee, accessories, toiletries, calculators. From Japan 85, Genting Lane, »06-02. *****76. WE HAVE USED scrap vessels for sale.236 words
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Advertisement1126 1985-10-15 24 ■B I Bi S A Snip OP* r **ions Manab^h I LJ m 9*r is required by a marine L^Bl i I company. Some off the BH I V|H T Jft pre-requisites are knowll9l I 8 liS sdge of ship engineering |^B 1 BLJsI and repairs, fluency m j^B 01,126 words
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Advertisement564 1985-10-15 24 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical requires I aTaTJaBaaHBaBBB^BIH H e GCE *O' level with LCCI Accounting 1 c Some experience m inventory control m a maaufac.uriAg concern preferred I I Benefits: M c 5-day 40-hour week f Salary increment after 3 months I Medical incentive of 14 days' salary annually564 words
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Advertisement627 1985-10-15 25 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical B^ar!^^9^BTVrvyfffaa^BVBBSBBSSBSHBBSSB%BBaBaBaa^BSSBBB%aaaaaBaaBSBSBSBSsI KJK^|^^^^g^ir^gfl^rnm|V|luj^||^ui|jM|l|Hffiam| ■■jryr? i i NATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY BOARD Urgently requires I RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONE OPERATOR Requirements: c Experience m handling PABX switchboard. c Speak good English, c Pleasant, courteous and cheerful disposition, c GCE 'O' level certificate c Bilingual, c Ability to type. Basic salary scale:627 words
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Advertisement854 1985-10-15 25 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical T 3__zzzzzznzzzzzi__ f A) MERCHANDISER B) GIRL FRIDAY E needed m garment agency v For Post A) Must be fluent m written and spoken English. F Preferably 1 year's similar work- E ing experience. For Post B) Typing speed 45 to 50 5 wpm. Can854 words
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Advertisement650 1985-10-15 25 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical I CHINESE GENERAL Clerks cum Receptionists reqd DUt.0512. MOO $450. Type 35 wpm. Call ■Mil FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK (Junor), age 17 to 20. Tel: *****41/ J*****6 for personal interview FEMALE GENERAL CLERK regs by Electronic workshop. Interested ■all: *****43/ *****93 Danny. FEMALE GENERAL CLERK reqd650 words
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Advertisement623 1985-10-15 25 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales M TITUS INTERNATIONAL LTD Pj requires S I Counter Salesgirls I Age 18 25 years old c Experience m counter sales would 9 be an advantage fi Singapore citizen c Pleasant personality fl Required to work on shifts n Attractive remuneration plus623 words
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Advertisement600 1985-10-15 25 REPRESENTATIVES (Male/Female) Requirements: c Young and aggressive c Dedicated and prepare to make sales a career c ROD and inexperienced personnel are welcome to apply c Class 3 driving licence Remunerations: c Basic salary attractive commission c Free holidays trip for goal achievers c Bright prospects for promotion for the600 words
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Advertisement649 1985-10-15 25 71 Situations Vacant: Sales WANTED SALESGIRL AT our tourist shop Please contact Monica at: -01-04 Kirn Seng Shopping Centre, 100 Kirn Seng Road. Singapore 0923. Tel: *****93 PART/ FULL-TIME SALES Agents required for household workshop products Attractive salary, commission bonus *****95 SHOP IN ORCHARD Rd requires Chinese Salesgirls Age 16-26649 words
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Advertisement485 1985-10-15 25 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Fire engineering company has immediate vacancies for TRAINEE TECHNICIANS c Minimum NTC 3 graduates m Electrical/ Electronic Engineering c Must be prepared to work hard and enjoy meeting people. c Possess class 3 driving licence an added advantage. c Previous experience m electrical installation an added485 words
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Advertisement329 1985-10-15 25 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous A) RESTAURANT Shimp A First Class Japanese Restaurant has vacancies for: 1. SUSHI RESTAURANT WAITRESSES (Gross salary $620) c Experience m Sushi restaurant preferred. c Allowance given for wearing Kimono. 2. RESTAURANT WAITERS/ WAITRESSES (Gross salary $555 $620) 3. EXPERIENCED CASHIERS (Gross salary $620) 4. PART-TIME329 words
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Advertisement325 1985-10-15 25 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous WENGSENG SECURITY PTE LTD has vacancies for hotels m Orchard Road area SECURITY OFFICERS c Secondary level c Salary commensurates with experience SECURITY GUARDS (Male t Female) c Minimum Gross Pay: $737 p.m. c After 3 months: $779 p.m. c After 1 year: $812 p.m. c325 words
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Advertisement475 1985-10-15 25 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Walk-In interviews Interview Times: 8.30 am 10.00 am We require: MALE WORKERS (Temporary) Physically strong and fit To strap TV sets I together Must be ready to start work today if selected Please apply personally today for an interview bringing along relevant documents at: Video Factory475 words
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Advertisement857 1985-10-15 26 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous TENPIN BOWLING ALLEY ft COFFEE HOUSE requires: 1) BOWLING SUPERVISOR 2) COFFEE-HOUSE CAPTAIN 3) BOWLING COUNTER RECEPTIONIST/ CASHIER Preferably Chinese and willing to work shifts Kindly call: *****29/ *****36 to arrange for an interview. #07-01, Katong Shpg. Ctr. (1543) Trading firm requires OPERATIONS CLERK PSA knowledge857 words
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Advertisement664 1985-10-15 26 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous MODELS (PHOTO/ SHOW) wanted by Jemaine Prods Call: *****88 ext. 12. We'll call you back after 1.11.85 for interview. REOO. EXPERIENCED SALESGIRLS Fashion Designer for boutique shop m Far East Plaza Interested pise call *****83 or 5. REOUIRED APPRENTICE GREASER for petrol kiosk. Int'd call personally:664 words
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Advertisement414 1985-10-15 26 yUJiKJ Spot this '74 Lotus CTpnnf? Europa Special. Tax 6 nUBi months and spares. 3 $15,000 0.n.0 "at 10l fni/A\ J classification 94. mm— mm— 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance Hire Purchase at Lowest Rates Ever! shinglSlloong FINANCE UNITED A member of The Keppel Group 1 0 Collyer Quay #01-04 #09-06414 words
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Advertisement533 1985-10-15 26 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance 86 For Sale: BMW 4 UMTS BMW 320 M6O. Full accessories. 8/T9 auto. rd. tax 7/'B6. 7/' BO manual, rd. tax 12/'B5. 5/'BI rd. tax 10/"85. 6/'Bl rd. tax 11/'B5. Highest offer secures. *****14/5. 30 Medway Drive. Spore 1955. '74 BMW 2002, original good condition. S/rims.,533 words
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Advertisement719 1985-10-15 26 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 1960 CORTINA TERESA 1600 Q' plate Passed Vicom for full 12 months. Very good condition for its age. $8,500 0.n.0. Office hours only: *****16/ *****53. 1973 FIAT 1600 c.c. Good cond. Aircon., cassette, new paintwork. Selling $3,200 Tel: *****41 after 7pm./ Pager: *****93, Henry. •79, COMPANY'S719 words
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Advertisement890 1985-10-15 26 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan CO. REGD. 1980 Datsun 280 C Fully auto, aircon.. radio cassette, beautiful cond $3,000 *****52 DATSUN 100A 1982, aircond tip top condition Tax 1/86. Selling $14,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****65 DEC. '77 DATSUN 100A Pte owner Radio cassette Tip top cond. $6,800 Tel: *****82 END 1981 DATSUN890 words
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Advertisement879 1985-10-15 26 90 For Sale: Toyota •77 TOYOTA COROLLA 1200 c.c PARF, aircon $6,700 *****22 Kay Yong •79 TOYOTA TERCEL 1300 Lady owner, aircon., cassette, new tax, tip top cond. *****24 •80 CO. REGN. Toyota Corolla DX s/wagon. aircon, good cond., $5,900 on.o. Tel: *****10/ 9 •80 TOYOTA COROLLA 1.3 DX. 1879 words
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Advertisement895 1985-10-15 26 92 For Sale: Mazda 1984 MAZDA 929 Hardtop 2-door 1 private owner. Tax till 2/86 Very good cond Highest offer secures. Tel *****33 x3ll '81 MAZDA 323 13 cc Notchback Pte. owner, aircon., radio cassette, metallic paint, very good cond Tax: 2/86 $14,300 *****61 1978 MAZDA 323, 1000. 5-door. aircon.,895 words
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Advertisement733 1985-10-15 26 94 For Sale: Other Makes SIN THAI HIN TRADING PTE LTD i Plot V Fringe Carpark I Kam pong Java Rood Singapore 0923 Tatephona: *****11/ S (Opens from 9.00 am 5.30pm) TRADE-IN ft. LOAN ARRANGEABLE 1985 Suzuki 5A413, 4-door 1983 BMW 520 m Mazda 626 GLX'. 5-door Honda Prelude EX733 words
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Advertisement615 1985-10-15 26 94 For Sale: Other Makes 1982 PORSCHE 928S auto. 2nd owner, complete accessories. Immaculate cond Call: *****55 1963/ '84 1904 cc Isuzu JJI2OO RTX (auto). Highest offer secures. Alvln/ Eric *****37 71, 2J JAGUAR. Tax 30.1.86 $8,500 neg Tel: Mr Yeo, *****16 (before 10a.m.)/ *****65 (after 10a m 74 LOTUS615 words
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Advertisement922 1985-10-15 27 95 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles 1) RECONDITIONED MERCEDES 1619S Tractor, cw 40' platform trailer $26,000. 2) 8 months old. 20' platform trailer $9,000 3) Reconditioned Mercedes 2419. c/w Hiap 2070A speed loader $*****. 4) Reconditioned Bedford TMI7OO $7000. 5) '81 Daihatsu V22H steel lorry $5000. 6) Reconditioned Bedford TMl7OOc/w Hiap922 words
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Advertisement726 1985-10-15 27 96 Sale/Wanted: Motor Cycles/Scooters SELLING MANY VtSPA PISOX. RXZI3S, RXSIIS, CB2OO, TRSIIB, X 5-200. Bajaj Instalment payable *****75/*****30 Simon BEST PRICE OFFERED for your secondhand motorcycle. Cash payment Tel *****12. FA YAMAHA CVBO Beluga. $350. AW Suzuki TSIBSN. Scrambler, $350. Call: *****62 WANTED KAWASAKI 125-200 c.c. Sellers contact pager *****24.726 words
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Advertisement759 1985-10-15 27 98 Scrap Vehicles BETTER PRICES OFFERED for PARF scrap cars and all kinds of good used vars. *****02/ *****76 (day) *****09 (night). ATTRACTIVE CASH OFFER for all PARF scrap/ used cars. Tel: *****33/ *****66 (night: *****41). ATTRACTIVE CASH OFFER for all PARF scrap/ used cars. *****42/ *****63, Kwok (day/ night).759 words
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Advertisement724 1985-10-15 27 l'U!wAfX'A i flW^CT l MO"!»js I '^k JF i^ L f "iF^FiF ßMP** iWrini'i *tIT 106 Accommodation Available: Houses KEW DR_ OFF Upp. East Coast Rd. Beautiful country side d/storey bungalow. Built-in 3,000 sq.ft. with 3+l, family lounge, lovely patio/ gdn. F/furn. $2,500 0.n.0. or sale. Owner: *****47. DIST.2I, CHENG724 words
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Advertisement474 1985-10-15 27 106 Accommodation Available: Houses D.14 $1,000 WARINGIN Pk semi-d. 2/storey. 5 aircon bdrms. f/furn. Vl Handle *****81 D.16 JLN. PERGAM semi-d near Changi Airport. 3 bdrm. unfurn. $850/- 0.n.0. Mr. Muru *****86 D.1648 HARVEY AVENUE s/storey ter. from $500-SBOO unfurn. Tel: *****33/4 or *****93. D.2057 THOMSON GREEN 3-storey semi-d., partly474 words
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Advertisement318 1985-10-15 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments rJeeoon Whether you are you seldom get a chance to inspect I condition. Our showflat and sample flat are open daily (except Mondays) from 11.00 am to6. oopm. Enquiries; COLLIERS inwroMjQOti Property Conavufcanu I Tel *****2 Owner FKNPftORC INVESTMENT PTEUD d i I~d rTfIR EfIST PUtlfl318 words
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Advertisement525 1985-10-15 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments I ACCOMMODATION I I AVAILABLE I I Dist. 9, 10, 11 1 I Penthouses E I Grange Heights $4000 1 I Cavenagh Court $2500 i I Apartments m 1 Grange Heights $2000 M S Cavenagh Court $2000 B Barker Road $1600 1 n Viewing appointments Rj525 words
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Advertisement555 1985-10-15 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments J Unfurnished Executive^ Apartment at Tan Kirn J Cheng Road (junction of I Farrer Road and Bukit Ti- I mail Road) for short term I letting. Minimum rental I $1,200/- pm. Gross area 1840 I sf. Further details please I contact Tel: *****33 Exclusive low rise555 words
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Advertisement962 1985-10-15 27 107 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 sued pool. gym. squash tennis its. mini supermarket. 24-hour security Close to city Int'l schools Standard commission to agents Managing Agent: RADIANT HOUSING962 words
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Advertisement682 1985-10-15 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D.lO WELL MAINTAINED mats 2,800 sq.ft 4 I bdrms. Spacious living/ dining, large balcony, poo] playground $2,300 R Wynn Services: *****04/ 5/ 6 D.ll. GREENVILLE CONOO. lower mais 3-1. facing pool Near American/ Japanese Schs. All rms aircon $3,600. p/furn. Vacant Fuhai Prop *****73/ 7159. D.1130.682 words
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Advertisement846 1985-10-15 28 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D.lO NEAR ORCHARD Hit Walk-up. 3 bdrms servant's, attached bathrm Fum» Clean, well kept. $1,000 Wess *****44 D.lO SOMMERVILLE PARK. Brand new lower mais. 3 bdrms., servant's, countryclub facilities. P/furn. $3,300. Citiprop *****75 D.lO WING ON Life Gdn. High fir. 4 bdrms. /servant's, balcony, p/furn Central846 words
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Advertisement897 1985-10-15 28 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D-11 KHEAM HOCK, well designed 2-bdrm. apt. Living, separate dining. S/pool $2,500 *****69. D-11 WATTEN EST. Condo. $1,800 Pandan Valley Poinsettia Twr, $2,300 0.n.0. *****08/ *****19 (agt). D.0719 PLAZA STUDIO, sea view, renovated, tastefully furn. Reasonable rent. *****55 (Agt). D 0922, KIM SIA Court, 27 Jalan897 words
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Advertisement917 1985-10-15 28 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments PENTHOUSE, 4 BDRMS., f/furn 2,100 sq.ft. #18-04 Buklt Timah Shopping Centre. $2,500. *****91. POTONG PASIR, TIBAN, A.M.KIo, Serangoon, Katong, Tampines, Jurong. $490/ $700. *****44. PTE. APT. 4 bdrms., 3 toilets, Jade Twr. D.19. Immediately avail- able. Contact *****79. No agts. RACE COURSE VICINITY, near Sixth Avenue.917 words
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Advertisement691 1985-10-15 28 111 Accommodation Wanted: Rooms RMS./FLATS/APTS./h'ee« wanted immediately. Fast response assured. Holden: *****77, anytime. 112 Short-Term Accommodation: Local/ Foreign cFairlodge APARTMENTS Holland Road Self-contained, fully furnished, 1/ 2 /3-bedroom suite. Well equipped kitchen, laundry/ housekeeping services. Free parking. Call Michelle: *****64/ *****66 Ext 317/ 331 APTS. FOR MIN. 1 mth. lease691 words
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Advertisement682 1985-10-15 28 113 For Sal«: Houses 113 For Sale: Houaaa 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sala: Housas V Kr **V •wf^ X *a» <9bSK 4k t -^»al- '*4^*^T*' *m ■^■^^■^■^■BJ v.^ai'Bj mm 1^ ff 5W aaißhMiJ^aib<^^^a *M^tdßf&*r~ pßjHßygwHHm^'% i*t^j^** '^9? *^'^tfflv^avdvßjH|MflUßj| HfBjB^BJHM^S b^b^HP™^^^^^^ "ST" _.i..'i n hi 77***"*~ i ""^"^bmHlH^^^^^^^Hh ■JP^^^682 words
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Advertisement292 1985-10-15 28 D.ll WATTEN VIEW 2-storey link bungalow. 4800 sq.ft. $600,000 neg. Principals only. Tel: *****61 10am to spm. D.1130 CHANCERY LANE vicinity. 3-yr. old d/storey bunglw. with basement. 4+ 2 bdrms., 10,000 sq.ft. Chang Realty, *****22/ 3. D.13 RENOVATED SEMI-D. 3+l/ attached. 5,000 sq.ft. Easy access to sen./ market. 5,000 sq.ft.292 words
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Advertisement431 1985-10-15 28 D.5 HONG LEONG Gdn. double storey semi-detached 4500 sq.ft. 4+ 1 rms. $580,000 nett. *****42 (agt.). D.9 BEHIND LUCKY Plaza. Renovated d/storey terrace. Approx 2000 sq.ft. 3 rms. Good facing. Price neg. Hap Seng *****58. GOOD BUY! D.19 Fairly new d/storey terrace. 3+l/ attached Ceramic/ parquet. Easy access. $390,000 neg.431 words
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Advertisement694 1985-10-15 28 D.15, 43 CHEVIOT Hill, off Siglap Rd. S/storey ter. 1550 sq.ft. 3 bdrms. Freehold. Owner *****41. D.16 APOLLO GDN. brand new d/storey semi-d 3300 sq.ft. 3+l bdrm. $500,000 Dyson *****66 D.16, APOLLO GDN. D/storey terr 3 yrs. old. 2,200 sq.ft. 4 1 bdrms. $390,000 0.n.0. GK: *****12/ 3. 0.1646 D/STOREY694 words
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Advertisement617 1985-10-15 28 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sato: Private Apartments Apartments BP^iULAN Exclusive Luxurious Apartments specially HmlotipiH tar van i uesignea iur you... c Barbeque pit c Beautiful landscaped garden c Children's playground Spacious Carpark c Closed circuit TV security system For Enquiries Bookings ANG BOCK CHWEE SONS (PTE) LTD 40,617 words
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Advertisement97 1985-10-15 28 GRANGEFOfID DIST.IO, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, splil-level living/dining room, spacious iltchen, 111.4 sq.m. Facilities: swimming pool, tennis/squash courts. Asking price $295,000 Call Jones Lang Wootton at *****88 BEDOK COURT 2/3 bdrms marble/ parquet flooring full condo facilities. Immediate occupation. Tel: *****88 CAIBNHILI PLAZA 2290 sq.ft. High floor, 3 bdrms., servant's.97 words
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Advertisement910 1985-10-15 29 114 For Sale: Private Apartments DIST-17 LOYANG VALLEY, brand new grd fir apt. with front terrace 1 900 sq.ft. 31 1 bdrms. Must sell. M V Realty *****82. DIST-5 HONG LEONG Garden apartment. 1,500 sq f t 3 bdrms. 2-1/2 years Condo facilities. $365,000 M V Realty *****82 DIST.IO ALLSWORTH910 words
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Advertisement877 1985-10-15 29 114 For Sale: Private Apartments D.21 NEW GREENLODGE condo. 1800 sq.ft. 3 bdrms./ built-ins/ furn. $360,000 Tel: *****01 (agt.) D.2678 GREEN MEADOWS condo lower mais./ gdn. 3 t 1 bdrms, 2.250 sq.ft. $380,000 neg. *****97. D.28 MIMOSA PARK corner townh'se, 4 bdrms. Split-level living/dining *****47/ *****77. D.5 HIN SENG Gdn.877 words
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Advertisement962 1985-10-15 29 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments A.M.KIO 5-RM. 8LK.250/ 312/ 111/ 501/ 521/ 642/ 458. Ceramic/ marble. High/ low firs, avail. Good facing. Price neg. DTPS 220--1200/ 1, 221-6160/ 1, 224-2228. BEDOK N./ S. 4-rm 81k.545/ 428/ 426/ 93/ 44/ 52/ 34/ 35/ 42/ 65/ 6/ 8 Renovated. Good facing. Price962 words
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Advertisement924 1985-10-15 29 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments BEDOK SOUTH 8LK.21. 5-rm All 5 marble Aircon. Facing sea. n $129,000 Tel: *****61/ *****37 I BEDOK SOUTH 4-RM. 81k .6. Near 4 market, junior college. Mid floor. F/furn. $68,000 0.n.0. *****75 I BEDOK S. BLK 52, 4-rm. Very well t renovated. Beautiful $80,000. *****82/924 words
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Advertisement460 1985-10-15 29 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments i j -ROOM BEDOK NORTH Central, narble, high floor, near market. 'el: Miss Ng *****12 (9am -6prn f NG MO KIO 4-rm mid fir Part- ij 1 renovated $65,000 neg *****77. -RM. CHAI CHEE Blk 36. Terrazzo hroughout $38,000 neg *****33 117 Properties Wanted y460 words
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Advertisement504 1985-10-15 29 117 Properties Wanted IUALIFIED BUYERS REQUIRE IDB 3/4/5-rooms flat m any ;ood location. *****21/4. lEADY BUYERS FOR bungalows ,emi-d m Dlst9, 10, 11 Budget ;lm below Hoe-Tan *****21 iELETAR HILLS HOUSE wanted mmediately $400,000. Preferably lew fall: *****26 (No agents). IRGENTLY REQUIRES 3/4/5-RM iDB Bedok. Clementi, Marine. Vng Mo Kio.504 words
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374 1985-10-15 32 Soccer around the world WEST GERMANY i HAMBURG. Mon. WERDER BREMEN clung on to the lead m the West German League despite crashing 3-0 to Kaiserslautern for their first defeat of the season. Second-placed Borussia Moenchengladbach failed to cash m on Bremen's slip. TheyUPI - 374 words
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Article, Illustration371 1985-10-15 32 Juventus stay on top with clean record ITALY ROME, Mon. Michel Platini re- '< covered his goal-scoring touch yesterday as European Cup holders Juventus beat Torino 2-1 to stay top of the Italian League with a perfect record of six wins m six matches. French internationalReuter - 371 words
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Article109 1985-10-15 32 Rosenborg clinch the crown NORWAY OSLO, Mon. Rosenborg clinched the Norwegian title by beating Lillestrom 1-0 on Saturday m a decisive last-round match m front of 28,500 spectators a record for the Norwegian League. Rosenborg were trailing Lillestrom by one point before the game. The victory at home m TrondheimUPI - 109 words
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Article, Illustration158 1985-10-15 32 LONDON, Mon. Gary Lineker will be given every chance to prove his fitness and keep his place alongside Mark Hateley as England's spearhead for their World Cup European Group Three qualifier against Turkey here on Wednesday. Lineker suffered a blow on the achilles tendon m Everton'sAFP - 158 words
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Article245 1985-10-15 32 SPAIN MADRID, Mon. Mexican international striker Hugo Sanchez kept Real Madrid on top of the Spanish First Division with a 53rd-minute goal m their 1-0 victory at Osasuna Pamplona yesterday. Osasuna dominated the first half, but Madrid shook off their lacklustre form after the intervalReuter - 245 words
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Article66 1985-10-15 32 BELFAST, Mon. Sammy Mcllroy gave Northern Ireland a much-needed World Cop boost yesterday when he declared himself fit for Wednesday's Group Three qualifier m Rumania. The Irish captain, who tested his injured a^hilles tendon m Manchester City's A-team yesterday, said: "I should be fine." Mcllroy's presenceAFP - 66 words
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Article231 1985-10-15 32 WEST Bromwich Albion players want former England international Nobby Stiles as their boss. They have sent a deputation to chairman Sid Lucas asking for their caretaker manager to be given the full-time appointment and succeed Johnny Giles, who resigned recently. The other major English managerial vacancyReuter; AFP; AP - 231 words
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Article, Illustration164 1985-10-15 32 GLASGOW, Mon. Striker Frank McAvennie's scoring feats for West Ham have earned him a call-up to Scotland's squad for their friendly against East Germany here on Wednesday. McAvennie, who has scored 11 goals since his £340,000 ($1.02 million) move from St Mirren to the English FirstAFP - 164 words
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Article540 1985-10-15 32 AISTRIAN: Sturm Graz 2 Sak 2. BRAZILIAN: America 2 Botafogo 1, Olaria 1 Fluminense 2, Volta Redonda 0 Americano 1, Goytacaz 0 Bangu 1, Noroeste 3 Santos 1, Ponte Preta 1 Inter Limeira 3, Palmeiras 3 Corinthians 0. Marilia 0 Sao Paulo 2, Portuguesa 0 Piracicaba 0,Reuter; UPI - 540 words
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Article, Illustration513 1985-10-15 33 Czechs complete hat-trick FEDERATION CUP Elise showed ut what it takes to be a very good player m the future. She never gives up. We can't expect any- ft) more from her. We are very proud of her. US team captain Tom Gorman on debutante Elise Burgin Hana's sweeping winUPI. - 513 words
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Article26 1985-10-15 33 TOYOTA (Japan), Mon. The Soviet Union swept past South Korea 3-0 m the consolation final to win the US$2,OOO top prize yester- day. ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article301 1985-10-15 33 Oldest pair go a long way THE match of the opening day of the Philips Singapore Open Veterans championships at the Hollandse Club yesterday featured two octogenarians. Eighty-three year-old Tanuwidjaja from Indonesia and his partner, 80--year-old Chang Chung Ton, took their opponents to three sets and two-and-a-half hours before giving301 words
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Article233 1985-10-15 33 KANSAS CITY, Mon. Kansas City Royals pitcher Danny Jackson overcame three pressurepacked middle innings to hurl a 2-0 shutout against the Toronto Blue Jays yesterday and send the American League baseball championship series to a sixth game. The best-of-seven series, which the Blue Jays lead233 words
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Article, Illustration421 1985-10-15 33 REST OF TENNIS Frenchman caps fine week with Toulouse crown TOULOUSE (France), Mon. Yannick Noah bounced back from Davis Cup disaster to win the Toulouse Grand Prix title m vintage style yesterday, defeating seasoned Czechoslovak Tomas Smid 6-4, 6-4 m the final. Noah justified his top-seedReuter - 421 words
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Article383 1985-10-15 33 BASEBALL Taiyo beat Yakult 3-2 m a Japanese Central League game on Sunday. Other results Pacific League: Lotte 8 Seibu 5, Hankyu 12 Nankai 3. CRICKET Western Australia beat South Australia by two wickets m the McDonald's Cup one-day match at the Adelaide Oval on Sunday. WesternReuter; AFP; AP; UPI - 383 words
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Article, Illustration347 1985-10-15 35 Barry gets a $6m offer he can refuse 6 McGuigan (left) is scared of me after such a fight. It's time for him to prove his worth. The way he (Cowdell) went out, I knew he could not get up. I was worried that I had done something serious andReuter - 347 words
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TRIATHLONS NEAR AND FAR
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Article263 1985-10-15 35 Homester wins with late burst HONDO (Japan), Mon. Japan's Toshiyuki Nakayama caught Phil Molina, of the United States, about 60 metres before the post yesterday to win the first 51.5 km Japan Triathlon race swimming, bicyling and running by nine seconds. The 22-year-old Nakayama swam 1.5 km m the seaAP; AFP - 263 words
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Article, Illustration463 1985-10-15 35 JANICE SEAH - Three is better than one JANICE SEAH But it takes a determined two to prove it By 4 It's a wonderful combination. If you run too much you begin to look stringy, swim too much, your shoulders get too broad, cycle too much and your thighs bulge. A lot of463 words
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Article371 1985-10-15 35 Moore the better: colin Moore headed a British invasion as he and his team-mates took five of the first six places m the Paris 20km walk on Sunday. Another Briton, Gill Clark, won the women's event. Moore, 24, whose best j time over 10,000 m was I 28minReuter; AFP - 371 words
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Article110 1985-10-15 35 Cooney's camp hopeful NEW YORK, Mon. The major obstacle to Gerry Cooney's proposed challenge for Michael Spinks' heavyweight title is his old nt-mesls, Larry Holmes, Dennis Rappaport, who is negotiating on Cooney's behalf for a shot at Spinks' International Boxing Federation crown, said Holmes still holds the key as toAFP - 110 words
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Article202 1985-10-15 35 JANICE SEAH IT IS always taken for granted. But at Sunday's triathlon, the humble banana came into its own. The pasty pastel gave many food for thought as they chewed over the merits of eating complex carbohydrates before a race such as this. As a result,202 words
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Article153 1985-10-15 35 Results Overall: 1 Kenneth Keng 3:39:06 2 Roger Farrow 3:54:53 3 Toh Kai Kok 3:58:13 4 Robert Ho 3:59:30 5 Ray Brown 4:00:51 S Robin Chan 4:04:48 7 David Cheah 4:05:07 8 Ruth Hunt 4:05:45 9 Mark Tarn 4:06:46 II Brian Roberts ***** 11 Chan yoke Weng153 words
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FOCUS ON WORLD MEETS
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Article221 1985-10-15 36 SLOUGH (England), Mon. World darts champion Eric Bristow played to the gallery and was nearly left looking like a clown as he surrendered a 3-0 lead to Bob Anderson m an amazing all-English World Matchplay i final here yesterday before winning 5-4. Bristow looked unbeatable as he sailed aheadAFP - 221 words
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Article196 1985-10-15 36 VALLADDLID (Spain), Mon. Bulgaria won all six gold medals at the v omen's World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships which finished here yesterday. Twent} year-old Diliana Gueorguieva retained her overall title and won three of the four apparatus finals. The Bulgarian, world champion m 1983, had finished only thirl at lastAFP - 196 words
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Article214 1985-10-15 36 BUDAPEST Mon. American Mark Schultz dispelled any lingering doubt over the merit of his Olympic gold medal by winning the Under-82kg class at the World Freestyle Wrestling Championships last night. Schultz, viiose 1984 Los Angeles title was won m the absence of 1 ast European fighters because of theReuter - 214 words
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Article, Illustration371 1985-10-15 36 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI Coach to sign for three years By After much se- rious consideration, I decided to accept the offer at it is another opportunity to ex- press myself m a job that I like doing. It's not exactly a new chal- m lenge. Jita Singh I371 words
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ON THE GOLF SCNE
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228 1985-10-15 36 Golfers shun Jurong's generous gesture SINGAPORE'S amateurs will have only themselves to blame if they fail to end their eight-year losing streak m the annual encounter against Malaysia at Jurong Country Club this weekend. For about half the 11--men team have not taken up the generous offer of free use228 words
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Article, Illustration246 1985-10-15 36 LAKE BUENA VISTA, Mon. Lanny Wadkins charged from five strokes back with a brilliant nine-under-par 63 to win the PGA World Classic title here yesterday. Leading scores: 2C7 Lanny Wadkins 68, 67, 69, 63. 2CB Mike Donald 66, 69, 66, 67; Scott Hoch 69, 63, 67, 69.246 words
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Article232 1985-10-15 36 Warren nail rumours on takeover WARREN GOLF CLUB have denied rumours that their course has been earmarked for takeover by the government m five years. And, to show just how strongly they believe m the club's viability, the management committee have decided to go ahead with their $6 million renovation232 words
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Article633 1985-10-15 36 GODFREY ROBERT - Good luck to a pro move GODFREY ROBERT COMMENT. By FIRST, the players George Lee, Nasir Jalil, Ahmad Paijan, Syed Mutalib, Terry Pathmanathan, R. Suriamurthi, Kannan Kunjuraman, Fandi Ahmad and Zainal Abidin, temporarily. And now Jita Singh, who has coached all of them save George, has broken the "conscience barrier"633 words
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Article, Illustration229 1985-10-15 37 JOE DOBAI IT does not need a soccer expert to remind coach Hans Dieter Zahnleiter that from now on it is "victory or bust" for his Eintracht Frankfurt team m the Merlion Cup competition. After two successive defeats, the West Germans are m danger of elimination.229 words
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Article109 1985-10-15 37 YUGOSLAV skipper Goran Kalusevic yesterday afternoon received a one-match suspension for his misconduct m the match against Eintracht Frankfurt on Sunday night m the Merlion Cup soccer competition at the National Stadium. Because of the suspension, Kalusevic missed last night's match against Singapore, which Yugoslavia won109 words
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Article, Illustration422 1985-10-15 37 Pavlovic and Co are out of sight Slavs send Singapore reeling JOE DORAI reports... POOR Singapore! Even if they had invited the best footballers from the other four teams and fielded a Combined Singapore Xl, they would not have done any damage to the Yugoslav side who beat the hosts422 words
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Article42 1985-10-15 37 impossible' impossible' 4 It was an impossible mission for us. We have to admit that Yugoslavia were just too good. Imagine what would happen if we had faced their national squad, com- m prising full profession- als. Hussein Aljunied42 words
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Article, Illustration444 1985-10-15 37 RAJENDRAN - RAJENDRAN Doubts cast over off-form skipper's place m team By J. AFTER playing as though someone had tied the laces of his boots together, Malaysian captain Zainal Abidin went on to miss a penalty and was eventually replaced m the Merlion Cup match against Indonesia at theJERRY SEH and ALBERT SIM - 444 words
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ON THE HOCKEY FRONT
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Article146 1985-10-15 37 Argentina's dual Cup records BARCELONA, Mon. Argentina set two Cup records on the third day of the Intercontinental Cup when they defeated Zimbabwe 15-0. It was the highest score achieved by a team m the eight-year history of the event and the biggest victory. It was also a record win146 words
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Article179 1985-10-15 37 ALBERT JOHNSON - ALBERT JOHNSON By KAMPONG Chantek produced a late burst to beat an under -strength National University of Singapore 3-1 m a Singapore Hockey Association junior knockout competition at Farrer Park Athletic Centre yesterday. NUS took the field with only eight men against a full-strength Chantek because several179 words
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Article, Illustration467 1985-10-15 37 GODFREY ROBERT - GODFREY ROBERT A pro show from Hussein's lads against the 'amateurs' COMMENT By CHIEF striker V. Sundram Moorthy's right boot landed further than the ball when he attempted a shot at goal, substitute S. Ramu almost tripped over his boot laces and Sundram and D. Tokijan were467 words
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Article152 1985-10-15 37 Colin's fiery sprint performance COLIN SYN staged a fiery performance m his Renault 5 Turbo to win the Yokohama sprint Open event m 10.2 sec at Kallang on Sunday. Results (Sprint) Class One: 1 William Lyou (Nissan March) 12.92 2 Larry Lim (Nissan March) 13.73 3 Robert Chua 13.80 Two:152 words
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Article28 1985-10-15 37 WAHID Osman scored the only goal m United Motor Works' 1-0 win over Sandvik m a Jurong Cup soccer semi-final match at the Jurong Stadium yesterday.28 words
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Obituary, Illustration260 1985-10-15 33 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MDM TAN GEOK ENG Age: 84 Pasted away 13th Oct. 85 Leaving Behind: Sons: Daughters-in-law: Lim Kee Beng (Deed.) Teo Slew Choon Lim Kee Seng Foo Nglook Lin Lim Kee Cheong Ng Cheng Hoe Daughters: Sons-in-law: Lim Son Khoon Ong Kok Chiang Lim Soh Khiam Low260 words
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Obituary, Illustration104 1985-10-15 33 MR. BALLIAH (MANDOR) AGE 86 Patted away peacefully on 14th Oct. 85 leaving behind beloved Wife, Sons, Daughters, Daugh-tert-in-law/ Sont-in-law, Grandton* and Grand-daughters. Body lying at Blk 49, Whampoa South #08-18, Spore 1233. For further informations, please contact: *****16. 182 Acknowledgements The family of the late MRS CHIA104 words
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Obituary, Illustration42 1985-10-15 33 Sadly Mi»«ed Albert Kang Departed 12.10.85 Always rememlwrnl by Colleague. CCO PLC MT LiM, RAM Platoon •m Memofiam" is for those who were close to you. Call *****11 x 5680 for your free booklet of "In Memoriam" verses. I42 words
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Obituary, Illustration35 1985-10-15 33 In Loving Memory Of MR. LEE BOON HUAT Departed 15th October i960 "I thank my God upon every remembrance of you." Philippians 1:3 Sadly missed by Wife: Pek Lok Daughters: Ming Cherk,35 words
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421 1985-10-15 34 THE RACING - Race 9 drubbing for the 'know-alls' THE RACING By EDITOR THOSE "m the know" that band of intrepid people who seem to get tips straight from the horse's mouth and then go on a betting splurge went at it m earnest on both sides of the Causeway during Sunday's races421 words
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Article60 1985-10-15 34 TOKYO, Mon. Jockey Luke Danis has drawn a fancied runner, five-year-old mare Nishino Sanrai, m the fourth invitation race the Bahrain Trophy at Ohi Racecourse tomorrow. Twelve horses will face the starter. Danis was unplaced m the Singapore-Malaysia Cup at Tokyo Racecourse yesterday. The races are60 words
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Article, Illustration168 1985-10-15 34 From TONTO: Tokyo, Monday THE Japan Racing Association is concerned about dwindling raceday crowds. Last year the average on-course attendance was 29,050, compared to the 1975 peak of 51,732. T. Miyazaki, director of the JRA, who presented a paper at the Asian Racing Conference168 words
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Article1533 1985-10-15 34 PENANG, Mon. Weights, barrier draw and ratings for this weekend's races here: 11 Templetun 51 87 9 Bok Koon Ong 50 .5 86 Restricted farm* Div A 1,200 m (3. 4 and 5 year old*) SUNDAY Committee Cup Cias* 2 Div 11.700 m 1.700 m (Rating*: 115-102) SATURDAY1,533 words
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Article31 1985-10-15 34 PENANG, Mon. Cinta-Ku 11, Fearless Pat, Lagi Boleh and Thorold are late entries tir the Penang meeting starting on Saturday. They will run on the second weekend.31 words
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Article231 1985-10-15 34 Femme 'fatal' for Piggott PARIS, Men FEMME ELITE, a 19-1 outsider, won the Grand Criterium at Longchamps yesterday with a late run which deprived veteran British jockey Lester Piggott of victory. Femme Elite, with Alain Lequeux astride, defeated Piggott on Bold Arrangement by a head to become the third consecutive231 words
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Article130 1985-10-15 34 DUESSELDORF, Mon. British jockey Greville Starkey rode Young Runaway to victory over an international field m the Duesseldorf Grand Prix (1,600 m) yesterday. Young Runaway, trained m England by Guy Harwood. started 5-2 favourite on the strength of his last start fifth at Ascot m the130 words
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Article, Illustration199 1985-10-15 34 •At the Plc* ureB m* *c <**"■ by Jonathan choo «At the finish CI 5 Div 5 1,200m 1. Persian Tiara 2. Humble Boy 3. Smokin Joe 4. Biloxi Dist: 3, nk, 3 Time 1:16 a 5 Div 1 1,200m 1. Bellendaine199 words
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Miscellaneous37 1985-10-15 37 HOCKEY SHA Under-23 final: Safsa v Punggol (Padang). Premier League: SIA v SCC (Tanglin). Both at 5.30. SOCCER Merlion Cup: E. Frankfurt v Indonesia (Nat. Stadium, 7.30). TENNIS Philips Spore Open veterans c'ships (Dutch Club, 9 am).37 words
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Miscellaneous50 1985-10-15 37 P W D L F A Pt. Malaysia 2 2 0 0 6 14 Yugoslavia 2 2 0 0 4 0 4 Indonesia 2 10 13 2 2 Singapore 2 10 12 2 2 Eintrarht 2 0 0 2 0 4 0 Brunei 2 0 0 2 0 6 050 words
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Article, Illustration504 1985-10-15 38 Magazine unlikely to appeal against XL court conviction KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. James Clad, correspondent of the Hong Kong-based Far Eastern Economic Review, was fined Mslo,ooo today under Malaysia's Official Secrets Act over an article he wrote about ties with China. He was theAFP; AP; Reuter - 504 words
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Article52 1985-10-15 38 PORT STANLEY, Mon. Sir Rex Hunt, the British government's civilian representative on the Falkland Islands, left the South Atlantic colony today after almost six years of duty. He was ousted as governor when Argentina invaded the colony m 1982 but returned with the new title of Civil52 words
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Article32 1985-10-15 38 NEW YORK, Mon. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 3.14 points to 1,343.08 m the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange AP today.AP - 32 words
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Article, Illustration35 1985-10-15 38 Picture by The cross-junction at Bugis Street and Malabar Street, where the action used to be, is now a mass of rubble. In the foreground is Victoria Street. JACKIE HO35 words
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Article, Illustration354 1985-10-15 38 SINGAPORE'S first heart transplant patient Mr Seah Chiang Nee waved to his wife, Patricia, and asked for their five-year old son, Pei Kwang, soon after regaining consciousness yesterday. Mr Seah, 45, former Singapore Monitor Chief Editor, was m his St Vincent's Hospital354 words
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171 1985-10-15 38 France bars anti-nuclear flotilla PAPEETE (Tahiti), Mon. The French High Commissioner here has banned an anti-nuclear flotilla, headed by the ecology ship Greenpeace, from entering French territorial waters and warned that the ship's passage would be "prevented or interrupted" if they persisted. The order was issued by Mr Bernard GerardAFP - 171 words
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Article48 1985-10-15 38 What it should have been IN THE Sunday Times article yesterday on the use of Mandarin and dialect m hawker centres and department stores, some or the figures m the two pictures were transposed or wrong. See Page 14 forthe correct figures. We are sorry for the errors.48 words
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Article37 1985-10-15 38 DUBLIN, Mon. Ireland faces virtual paralysis tomorrow when a one-day strike by 175,000 public service workers over a government freeze on public sector pay is expected to hit everything from hospitals to air traffic. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article29 1985-10-15 38 LONDON, Mon. Queen Elizabeth is to visit China next year from Oct 12 to 18 and then spend three days m Hongkong, Buckingham Palace announced today. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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194 1985-10-15 38 Mum kills 2 children and tries to commit suicide HOLLYWOOD (Florida), Mon. A despondent mother shot and killed her two children and then tried to commit suicide because she could not support her family on three jobs, police said. The mother, Ledda Quintano, 37, was listed m stable condition yesterdayUPI - 194 words
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Article60 1985-10-15 38 LONDON, Mon. The latest edition of the World Atlas of Wine said that the Soviet Union is the world's third-largest producer of wine, second only to Italy and France. The country tripled the total area of its vineyards to 1.37 million ha m the past 30Reuter - 60 words
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157 1985-10-15 38 ONCE, people went to Bugis Street to eat and to make merry. Bat yesterday, the street was being eaten op by the trail-dozers. Since Thursday, when Bngls Street officially closed, bulldozers have been tearing down the buildings facing Victoria Street. AU the buildings157 words
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Advertisement519 1985-10-15 38 Genting runs out of luck Its joint venture casino project m Perth suffers $90 million snag Cecil Point up for sale owner offering the building at $20m loss BTop quality for I top people Tell your vendor you need Business Times, or ring Betty Ton on *****09 V J wetf°519 words
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Miscellaneous150 1985-10-15 38 Weather UP TO lpm: Showers over several areas m the morning and early afternoon. TEMP. (C) up to 6am tomorrow: 30 max., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 6.52pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.47 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 13 25C Cloudy Manila 23/33 C Cloudy Amsterdam 215 C Clear Melbourne 820 C Fine Bangkok150 words
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Section Two
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Home & Family
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Article, Illustration1415 1985-10-15 1 Four do-it-yourself enthusiasts tell MAY HO why they're addicted to making anything from boats to toys When the do-it-yourself bug bites WHY do it yourself when you can buy? You can get almost anything if you look hard enough. And if it isn't there, you1,415 words
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Advertisement567 1985-10-15 1 Is a cheaper air-can reallvcheaper? Wed be the first to admit I JI^^HH||HH^^HH|HHH||H| When you put^/pen all you have toJLdo is call your that the Carrier Multisplit H^^^^^^^^^^^H||^HH to paper and work out the friendly Carrier Man on *****55. isn't the cheapest air-con dctUd cost of ownin air money can567 words
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Advertisement65 1985-10-15 1 9 Showing off m HDB 2 Renovation contractors turn to showflats In the home 4 Spacious living Floral images 3 Art form from blooms Parenting m the 80s 5 Report on seminar Music for a cause 9 Does it really help? Home Family Edited by May Ho Property Edited by65 words
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Article, Illustration569 1985-10-15 2 Show-and-sell moves into the home Seminars on overlay drafting TWO half-day seminars on Overlay Drafting, a drafting technique using new photographic materials and processes, will be held on Nov 27. The morning session will be from 8.45 am to about 12.30 pm, and the afternoon session from 2.15 pm to569 words
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Advertisement395 1985-10-15 2 "The safe that lived up to its name thieves were not CIOMIm IO C^IICI^JKL Ml* THE STRAITS TIMES, AUGUST 14 1985 \il\ THE STEELACE SAFE Jr^cCsS rxf\U N| VWt (UL classified tl 30, Cc^ O VjM^ ||^\i m trtl 15x 6 and trtl 30 x 6) w^ c SL\^ xsfi»\395 words
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Advertisement446 1985-10-15 2 nUIIIC If Id I I ■MHLfIR Selected fro -n Classified Ads I Thomson 3-bedrooms Full Partly furnished $1,000 Agent Grove (20) 296-3533 Pacific 3-bedrooms Car park 24- Fully furnished $1,000 Owner Mansion (9) hr security 737-9186 River Valley 3-bedrooms Swimrring pool Partly furnishec $1,000 Agent Road (9) car parK 225-8511446 words
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Article, Illustration809 1985-10-15 3 MAGDALENE LUM - MAGDALENE LUM A Japanese housewife has created a form of floral arrangement In which the colours of the blooms remain for some years By 4 Not satisfied with preserving flowers the traditional way (by pressing them between the pages of books), Yoshie caused a mini floral809 words
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Advertisement64 1985-10-15 3 littcrnaftonai 2-s-sss.*— uvin gFAIB S&fc"I I (For Tno c;fen n carry )nchK>e d iof Price «y^ >^|^ ,r-^-^^^p ifc i* .I,llll^ i mm^ lm rt^-^m '^^i i. Solid mil Promotion Offer lhpj Pineßed on Four Star COUpOH i i rrom y V^g^^^^^ jp\ Head Board latest i present for f'64 words
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Advertisement419 1985-10-15 3 X /ATTRACTIVE -S^) RATES FOR: wOe j Fixed Deposits Si^\ I 3 months 5%% N^'^/ 6 months 5*A% 9 months 5%% jL 12 &18 months 6% I 7 Savings 5%70 j /Attractive Lending Terms for I the following: Housing Land Construction J Commercial Industrial Shares Hire Purchase J Financial Leasing.419 words
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Article, Illustration1145 1985-10-15 4 More zest for new HDB flats Our columnist offers several suggestions on how the kitchen, living and sleeping areas can be maximised m the highly practical four-room new-generation HDB apartment In Your Home Edward Khoo architect THE bedrooms and living rooms m a new generation HDB apartment (Picture A) are1,145 words
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Advertisement1564 1985-10-15 4 OOOOOOOOOOOOOCXV>X5C)OOOOr»£VYi Bi B" B: B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B BOTJf'THffWWTWTrTI :B B > SGOLDESsuLTAfiTi^^D^^ CAPITOL: NOW SHOWING! ■#SSIiE7 i <> except the courage to survive bH^B^BF xi v 8 1 Iff you thouaht the GREMLINS were evil nom 1 301,564 words
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Article, Illustration323 1985-10-15 5 THE audience who turned op at the seminar on Parenting In the Bfts on Oct 5 were pleasantly surprised by two poppet shows that gave the meeting a light touch. The first one, shown minutes before the seminar started,323 words
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Article, Illustration1204 1985-10-15 5 What are the demands and problems new- parents shared their views and experiences at a generation parents face m bringing up their recent seminar m Mandarin, children? About 200 social workers, teachers and Parenting m the 80s. GOH BENG CHOO reports. THE spotlight fell on1,204 words
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Article62 1985-10-15 5 fc<A+*ffc*fc>*i*£ toJ^i*^± rafi^ lsl#*toi^*M^fsito^ *£##f&«>£3i J to'xfi*;s i>ftA±'**<m^-Mi«l J» A#r AQ« ft^ I fts R««l?-f-to^/Ric^' *ft"«»"X« &z* mmm& mn #«iMA*£Pß?!jiJft!ii£# to^7*°jH:^' «ffe^Ht#a^© «to^ -kmi-% o/fflbtoii #^i^ L 4i^S^^ iSfilff ■;swmfi® floats B'J£ ft ffitiJKto^tt *«I*X* o ?tj|[^^iito^^± -f- iiF^- ft nib* m JE&K AX &)&&%>£ &JR|SJSB IS&^frft* t*42U<ii?fi>AM »»«»S.«X* ttll62 words
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Article, Illustration173 1985-10-15 5 *inii^^fi^r 1 44-& ft bt&Mftm t##tt(Concerto) »2-^|^fge fi&«ife*fa ifeffi*^/?|a »#&3li# fcPAi##tt *&#fc33*n£lMM *ftb« #»tfg-|ol-W 5 us w */f >&d xpi^ am m*fWftf« fa sti3^^ £*jrffj P/fW«tmftB'JIAA X (James Barbaggllo) fik^fi'J (Concerto for Piano Orchestra No. 1 m E Flat by LiSfct) c »k ff* «s? #f£(Valeri Kastelsky) ft fnflf&Stt s^am^173 words
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Article, Illustration548 1985-10-15 5 HONG CHONG WING - CHONG WING HONG By I 61 think it is an honour and a good experience to act together with Singaporean singers who have already made their names m the West. There is much to learn from them. tenor Toh Chor Soon MALAYSIAN tenor Toh Chor Soon548 words
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Article, Illustration771 1985-10-15 6 THAT Singapore was once the centre of the Malay performing arts m the region is a fact. It was for a very long time before the second world war the centre of activities connected with the bangsawan (Malay opera). Incidentally, during771 words
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Article, Illustration867 1985-10-15 6 Oleh MAIZATON ES HAKIKAT Singapura sebagai pusat berbagai kegiatan kesenian suatu masa dulu tidak dapat disangkal. la telah lama diakui. Malah bukti kebenarannya pun tidak sedikit. Dalam penulisan, misal nya, terdapat ramai penulh, yang kini terkenal di Kuala Lumpur mula bergiat di Singapura.867 words
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Advertisement1246 1985-10-15 6 areOINfMMX^NOTICJES mm^m CTANTQ RQRflftAI Telefax No: *****59 Rates: Box Service: mm^m OIMH I O nOJUOO I Sa|ps Servire Straits 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected: S$5.(X) Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD Tel: *****11 ext 5724-7 5669> Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. Posted: Sslo.oo APPOINTMENTS "Ulam^ I/Well established Multinational Company m- f1,246 words
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Advertisement1034 1985-10-15 7 APPOINTMENTS economic ADMISSION TO DIPLOMA COURSES I !=i BOARD"""™ 1 Commencing 6 January 1986 The FSI was established jointly with the French Government m 1963, and draws its S APPLICANTS are invited to apply for B) FOR GERMAN-SINGAPORE INSTITUTE technical support and expertise from the Ecole Superieure cfingenieurs en SR1,034 words
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Advertisement247 1985-10-15 7 IN THE MATTER OP THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 188 AND IN THE MATTER OF KONIGTUM TRADING CO. (PTE.) LTD. (In Voluntary Liquidation) MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING UP At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of KONIGTUM TRADING CO. (PTE.) LTD. duly convened and held at 101 Upper Cross Street #02-151,247 words
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Advertisement271 1985-10-15 7 NOTICES r Attention n w .hz" iJL' ylff i i* I SINGAPOREJOHORE EXPRESS (PTE) LTD. I I KUALA LUMPUR SPORE EXPRESS I I SDN.BHD. I I w.e.f. 1 3th OCTOBER 1 985 I Our Rochor Road/Waterloo Street BUS TERMINAL I 1 will be moved to I BAN SAN STREET, Singapore271 words
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Advertisement275 1985-10-15 7 V NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Batra Devendra Kumar S. of 55 Caimhill Road #27-05 Cairnhill Plaza, Singapore 0922, have applied for a Beer House First Class Licence m respect of premises at M/S Everest Foods Pte Ltd, #81-14 Scotts Shopping Centre, 6-8 Scotts Road, Singapore 0922, and275 words
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Advertisement424 1985-10-15 7 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND IN THE MATTER OF GOLDEN PACIFIC PTE. LTD. (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members held at Wisma Metropolitan 9th F loor, Jalan JendSudirman, Jakarta, Indonesia on the 9th day of October 1985, the Special424 words
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Advertisement921 1985-10-15 7 NOTICES 1111 *s££R r5 P8 2: si TtTr UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LTD III! 'NIWW'K H'Hf ■*<•*. ANNOUNCEMENT Pursuant to Article 44 (4) of the Articles of Association of the Company IT IS HEREBY ANNOUNCED that as at the end of the 3rd Quarter of 1985. i 2.92% (Twelve point nine921 words
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Advertisement134 1985-10-15 7 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CHAPTER 185 AND IN THE MATTER OF ALLIED CHEMICAL SINGAPORE PTELTD (Incorporated In the Republic of Singapore) (In liquidation) (MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-IP) The following special resolutions were deemed to be passed at the Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of Allied Chemical Singapore134 words
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Advertisement618 1985-10-15 8 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND IN THE MATTER OF TOMARA INVESTMENTS j PTE. LTD. (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) On 9th October 1985, the Special Resolution set out below was duly passed at an Extraordinary General Meeting of TOMARA INVESTMENTS PTE. LTD. pursuant to Section618 words
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Advertisement743 1985-10-15 8 NOTICE OF GENERAL LICENSING SESSION OF THE LIQUORS LICENSING BOARD, SINGAPORE, TO BE HELD UNDER REGULATIONS 9(2) OF THE LIQUORS LICENSING REGULATIONS, 1980 A General Licensing Session ot the Liquors Licensing Board ot Singapore, will be held m Court No 1 Subordinate Courts, Havelock Ro^d, Singapore on Tuesday, 10 Dec743 words
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Advertisement408 1985-10-15 8 NOTICES Lhhmhb DM H*. UNIVERSAL CABLE (M) BERHAD CUCDICC'C CJIIC LOSS OF SHARE CERTIFICATE onfcnlrr o oALfc m tv k a The following share certificate nave been reported lost or des In the High Court of The Republic of Singapore troyed: Suit No. 4423 Of 1985 M OKtrfkoteNo In the408 words
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Miscellaneous139 1985-10-15 8 SUN TAN By Coilette 7ihwosotAitfiv*\ r.mo hukrv up] THE BORN LOSER By Art Sansom "TIT^H" P^) /W THAT OME/KW "Tl /l£LAraA XJy üB^HC_ J\ WII66J?FOR6£ )1 1 I AFTBP THE GAMBOLS By Bmrry Appleby IfpONY FOO3ET TWAT WgOOV- TUEN >OU CAU'T YOU WANT TO WATC*4\ I^IL TO -SEE TUIS NOTE139 words
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Miscellaneous410 1985-10-15 8 PEANUTS *,r **«to I KNOU) THE ANSWER! I I /MENRY VEE UUAS^N I /mENRY V, 51R I ANP ANOTHE IR PUPIL IT UUAS MENRY VEE! KIN 6 OF EN6LANPJ I NOT MENRY VEE.. sm< n si^ BENEATH [P V^IM 1413 y -y I BEETLE BAILEY B^ Mort Wmiker I ARE410 words
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Article, Illustration894 1985-10-15 9 Performers bring m millions of dollars for the needy, but spending the money may be an even bigger challenge MORE than at any time since the *****, the world's leading entertainers are rushing to put their talents to work for social causes. This newUS News & wona Keport - 894 words
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Article, Illustration414 1985-10-15 9 By MONICA GWEE A BELGIAN entrepreneur has turned an idea into a $500,000 effort to "wake up" a section of Orchard Road for evening revellers. Mr Fabrice de Barsy is investing the money m Saxophone, a jazz bar and restaurant along the row of Cuppage Road414 words
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Article700 1985-10-15 9 At the recent Drama Festival.the STARS group put on the commedia del/'arte production, The Servant of Two Masters. In this article, KENNETH REA talks to Carlo Boso about the resurgence of commedia dell'arte, the hardest of all theatres. "TWO things can go wrong with this," saidGuardian - 700 words
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Miscellaneous696 1985-10-15 9 What's On mKmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmi^^mmmmmmma^mmmmmmmmtmmmm OPERA and human figures. There hall, Shenton Way. Till Oct Mandarin m the context of a ures. 9amto 9 pm daily daily (except Mondays) from DIE FLEDERMAUS. Jo- are a total of 11 sections. 19 during banking hours. rich cultural heritage. Admission: $2 for adults and 9696 words
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Miscellaneous1093 1985-10-15 9 ft FT I 1 1 •if Ti iTI I Radio One SCIENCE REPORT (7.45 pm) features The Left Hand of Illness. At first glance, auto-immune disease might seem totally unconnected with left-handedness, dyslexia and male sex hormones. But a Harvard professor believes he has found a link among them. He1,093 words
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Miscellaneous1573 1985-10-15 10 ■i MY VIEW s- Catherine Ong nHMWRHm H MH s H^^ k., j---- I fTPI he wel m the f\4 *%m%*i mfi*%*%m*+w*% IrtrllO looks all set to start her dra- is going to make you very M )fe ?-;Nii^} J 1 STm^W? vi passions ana racism m inma c^ ed1,573 words
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