The Straits Times, 9 December 1985

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    17 1 Ist Copy The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1985 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/85
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    Teng Cheong steps up search
    463 1  -  IVAN LIM By Three main contenders m race to succeed him as NTUC chief LABOUR chief Ong Teng Cheong is speeding up the process of finding the right man to take over his job as Secretary-General of the National Trades Union Congress. Unionists have noted
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    Singapore's trail blazers
    112 1 Led by World Games bowling champion Adelene Wee, the team's flaming-red blazers and beige pants in striking contrast against the sober grey uniforms of the other teams was as colourful as the personalities who have toiled towards these Games. With swimmer Ang Peng Sioitg fronting the 35#-strong
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    Lock icon Opposition unity crumbles after Cory says no
    493 1 Opposition unity crumbles after Cory says no MANILA, Sun. The fragile opposition unity against President Ferdinand Marcos collapsed today when former senator Salvador Laurel and Mrs Corazon Aquino failed to agree on a joint ticket for the Feb 7 presidential election. Speaking at a press conference, Mr Laurel said Mrs
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    Lock icon Arab Fund trial
    68 1 ABU DHABI, Sun. The first prosecution witness gave evidence m court today against former Arab Monetary Fund president Jawad Hashem, accused of financial malpractices said to have cost the fund more than US$7O million (S$l4T million). Public Prosecutor Abd-ul-Wahab Abdoul said that Mr Salah Al-Hafiz, AMF accounts
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    24 1 BOGOTA, Sun. All except 34 of 1,000 children who survived Colombia's volcano disaster last month have been reunited with their parents. Reuter
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    Lock icon Marceau undergoes surgery
    89 1 Marceau undergoes surgery MOSCOW, Sun. World renown mime Marcel Marceau, 62, has undergone emergency surgery here for a perforated stomach ulcer and is recovering m intensive care, informed French sources said today. They said his condition was serious and he could not be moved after yesterday's operation m the foreigners'
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    HDB to allow some owners to let out flats
    290 1  - HDB to allow some owners to let out flats AGNES WEE By THE Housing Board will allow certain owners to sub-let their entire flats. Details of the new policy will be announced m one or two months. Revealing this yesterday, the Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, said
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    Report on BMF affair completed
    524 1  -  NORA CHENG By m Kuala Lumpur Team calls for prosecution of those involved m scandal KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A team probing Malaysia's biggest financial scandal completed work today and said the authorities here should prosecute those linked to the affair. The three-man team, headed by
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    Lock icon No more cuts, say Opec ministers
    283 1 GENEVA, Sun. Opec ministers have rejected further production cuts to prop up world petroleum prices, raising the possibility of more supplies and cheaper oil. "We cannot continue to have our share of the market eroded," Indonesian Oil Minister Subroto told reporters after the opening
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    Restoration of church
    54 1 BEIJING, Sun. More than 500 people attended a ceremony consecrating the oldest Roman Catholic church m the northeastern city of Tianjin m preparation for its reopening, Xinhua news agency said today. The ceremony was held on Saturday after a year of restoration work on the Wanghailou Church,
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      Lock icon GERMAN SPY SWAP
      54 1 HAMBURG, Sun. East and West Germany have completed a top secret spy swap Involving two agents working for Bonn and one for East Berlin, the Bild Zeitnng newspaper said today. The deal was kept secret to avoid torpedoing a big exchange of spies currently being prepared hv
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      448 2 Singapore's example THE United States should do more of what Singapore is doing save and invest more, said Mr Peter G. Peterson, who is here to deliver the Sixth Singapore Lecture. He said m a forum on the budget deficit which was telecast last night that the priority for
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      194 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE recent Soviet moves to expand its trade links with Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines promises to be beneficial to Moscow and have no doubt come at a convenient time for the Asean countries faced with protectionism and slow growth m the West. If
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      196 2 TIME TO GO BARGAIN-HUNTING, SAY THE ANALYSTS WITH THE plunge on the stock market on Thursday the worst m the history of the Stock Exchange of Singapore and with only a small rebound on Friday, share prices are low and fundamentally attractive. Stock market experts feel that this is
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      Forum
      102 2 THAT DEBATE CHALLENGE NTUC ASSISTANT Secretary-General Lim Boon Heng recently ticked off two expatriate lecturers at the university for writing half-truths, distortions end outright inaccuracies about Singapore. He also challenged them to a debate on their views. We publish six letters from readers on the matter. One says the
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      Around the world
      333 2 Blacks' ultimatum THE CONGRESS of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) has warned the White minority government that Blacks might embark on a nationwide tax and rent boycott if "popular demands" were not met. Mr Elijah Barayi, head of the congress, said at the latest funeral ceremony: "If
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      Around Asean
      135 2 and Across the Causeway Tool coup hearings' A THAI COURT has asked lawyers of 40 people charged with involvement m the Sept 9 abortive coup to form a pool to speed up the trial, the Bangkok World has reported. The trial of former Thai prime minister Kriangsak Chomanon
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      319 2 Edberg tames Lendl STEFAN EDBERG toppled world No. 1 Ivan Lendl yesterday to enter the men's singles final of the Australian Open tennis championships. Edberg outlasted the top-seeded Czech m a marathon five-set-ter to join defending champion Mats Wilander m the final the first between two Swedes m a
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      Section Two
      229 2 Young N-inventor AMERICAN POLICE have seized what they described as a thermo-nuclear device from a 21-year-old inventor at Naples, Florida. Guido Dal Molin, who started the national security scare, has been described as a national treasure, a genius with an IQ on the level of Einstein. But this
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      Lock icon Beijing celebrates 50th year of Dec 9 movement
      253 3 BEIJING, Sun. Amid simmering student unrest, China today held nationwide celebrations marking the 50th anniversary of a communist-led youth movement against Japanese aggression. Scores of students were taken to the Great Hall of the People today to celebrate with Chinese leaders the
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      Lock icon South Asian nations form new group
      368 3 Seven states to pool their resources m regional alliance DHAKA, Sun. Leaders of seven South Asian nations took a step towards laying aside deep political rivalries today by approving a charter of regional co-operation an effort they hope will improve the lot of a
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      Lock icon 'Hirohito knew about germ tests on PoWs'
      253 3 WASHINGTON, Sun. A former US army investigator has charged that Emperor Hirohito of Japan knew about and condoned deadly biological experiments performed by a secret military unit on captured Americans during World War Two. Retired Lieutenant-Colo-nel Murray Saunders, a physician ordered to investigate
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      Lock icon Nicaragua and China form ties
      95 3 picture. BEIJING, Sun. Nicaragua's Sandinista government established diplomatic relations with China yesterday m a communique signed here by the foreign ministers of the two countries. Nicaraguan envoy Miguel d'Escoto said his country severed diplomatic ties with Taiwan on Dec 5, the day a Sandinista delegation
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      Lock icon 28 hurt in Osaka gas leak
      186 3 28 hurt in Osaka gas leak TOKYO, Son. Toxic gas leaked from a factory storage tank In a residential area In western Japan early today, Injuring 28 people and sending about 2M others fleeing for refuge. Police said the leak of gasefled hydrochloric acid originated from the Sanwa Electrical Appliance
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      Lock icon 112 years' jail for tycoon
      167 3 TAIPEI, Sun. A fresh sentence was imposed yesterday on a business tycoon involved m Taiwan's biggest bank scandal, raising his total jail term to a record 112 years and six months. Tsai Chen-chou, chairman of the defunct Tenth Credit Co-operative Bank owned by the giant
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      Lock icon Ease restriction on high-tech flow, China tells US
      385 3 Ease restriction on high-tech flow, China tells US BEIJING, Sun. China said today it hopes the United States will stop considering it as a "potential adversary" and further ease restrictions on the transfer of high technology. Foreign Minister Wu Xueqian, m a review of Chinese foreign policy published today by
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      Lock icon Li has talks with three Khmer heads
      248 3 BEIJING, Sun. Chinese President Li Xiannian met the three leaders of the Cambodian anti-Vietnam-ese coalition m Beijing today for talks before Vietnam's expected dry-season offensive m Cambodia. Earlier, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, President of the tripartite coalition, Prime Minister Son Sann and Vice-President Khieu
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      Lock icon Blacks threaten national boycott
      363 4 picture. New labour group warns S. African govt PRETORIA, Sun. South Africa's new "super" labour federation, the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu), has warned the White minority government that Blacks might embark on a nationwide tax and rent boycott if "popular demands" were not
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      Lock icon Cuban soldiers caught in Zaire
      222 4 Cuban soldiers caught in Zaire KINSHASA, Sun. The Zairean authorities yesterday presented to the press 40 Cuban soldiers who, they said, had been intercepted after a Soviet-built transport m which they were flying from Angola made an emergency landing m western Zaire. Zairean officials said the Cubans, along with three
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      Lock icon Oteiba defends himself in verse
      175 4 ABU DHABI, Sun. Po-et-Oil Minister Mana Said Al-Oteiba of the United Arab Emirates has defended himself m verse against critics m the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec). Backing up his controversial remarks last month that Opec members were free to sell their oil at
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        Lock icon Fabius denies rift
        86 4 PREMIER LAURENT Fabius, dismissing reports of tension between him and President Francois Mitterrand, said m Paris on Saturday night that he would remain France's Prime Minister at least until legislative elections next March. Speaking at a Socialist Party meeting, Mr Fabius said there was a longstanding "close
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        Lock icon Numeiry aide jailed
        59 4 A SUDANESE court m Khartoum has sentenced a top aide of deposed Sudanese President Jaffar Numeiry to 10 years m jail and fined him US$2 billion (554.2 billion) for corruption. The court said on Saturday that Baha Eddin Idris, 53, would spend an extra 10 years behind
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        Pact on Gatt stand
        94 4 LATIN AMERICAN nations have agreed to seek a united stand at Gatt trade talks next year to strengthen the region's bargaining power, officials at a conference of the Latin American Economic System (Sela) m Caracas said. "We have a basic agreement on trade which sets the
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        Peace talks off
        65 4 THE CONTADOBA group's negotiations on a peace agreement for Central America have been suspended for five months at the request of Nicaragua, Colombia's Foreign Minister said in Cartagena. Mr Augusto Ramirez Ocampo said on Saturday that the suspension came at a time when the United Staes and
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      Lock icon New enzyme may help stroke victims
      261 4 It was tested successfully on rabbits SAN DIEGO, Sun AN ENZYME that significantly reduced the rate of disability m rabbits injected with stroke-inducing blood clots could eventually prove beneficial m treating human stroke victims, according to a research report released here. The research was
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      Lock icon Pardon for 10,000
      34 4 ABIDJAN, Sun. President Felix Houphouet-Boigny announced a mass pardon for almost 10,000 common criminals to mark Ivory Coast's 25th anniversary yesterday. However, criminals convicted of murder will not be released. AP
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      Lock icon 400 US businessmen in Moscow for talks
      384 5 Bigger number than planned because of Geneva Summit MOSCOW, Sun MORE than 400 American businessmen, their numbers swollen because of the positive atmosphere at the Geneva superpower summit, gather m Moscow today for talks with Soviet officials on expanding trade. United States Commerce
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      Lock icon US, Russia 'to sign anti-hijack pact'
      239 5 LONDON, Sun. The United States and the Soviet Union are about to agree on a joint campaign to fight international terrorism. The Sunday Times said today the two governments were expected to exchange letters pledging action against kidnapping and hijacking before Dec 25. The
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      Lock icon A show in honour of Sam
      84 5 SINGER John Denver talked to children in Minneapolis last Monday as Soviet news analyst Vladimir Posner, in the background, listened via satellite in Moscow during the taping of the programme, Minnesota-Moscow Children's Summit. The hour-long show was m honour of Samantha Smith, the schoolgirl
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      Lock icon Bishops affirm support for Vatican II
      211 5 VATICAN CITY, Sun. Roman Catholic bishops ended a worldwide synod yesterday by affirming their support for the reforms of the Second Vatican Council and challenging Christians to fight oppression, racial discrimination, economic injustice and the arms race. The bishops' message came on the last
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      Lock icon Soviets admit existence of Aids cases
      245 5 Soviets admit existence of Aids cases MOSCOW, Son. The Soviet Union has officially acknowledged for the tint time the existence of Aids m the country, although a Soviet professor has said the number of cases is fewer than "the fingers on one's hands". Prof V. M. Zhdanov, writing m Sovietskaya
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      2 policemen killed
      46 5 BELFAST, Sun. Two policemen were killed and three were wounded last night m an Irish Republican Army guerilla attack on a village police station m northern Ireland. The guerillas fired guns at the station m Balleygawley, County Tyrone and detonated a bomb. Reuter.
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      Lock icon City marks Lennon's death
      164 5 LIVERPOOL, Sun. Feuding political leaders buried the hatchet yesterday and sang Beatles' songs with hundreds of fans and Christmas shoppers at a special ceremony to mark the fifth anniversary of John Lennon's murder. The crowd gathered at the statue of the Beatles m Matthew Street, near
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      Lock icon When VDU users may develop vision problems
      190 6 When VDU users may develop vision problems LOS ANGELES, San. Users of video display units (VDU) may develop vision problems because they sit too close to them or have the screen's brightness level at extreme settings. Problems also can occur If a user's optical prescription particularly for bifocals Is not
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      Lock icon Middle class in America 'm trouble'
      444 6 WASHINGTON, Sun. Many Americans now m their 30s are finding they cannot match their parents' middle class achievements of nice homes, financial security and children's education, a study said. "All around us, there are signs that the middle class is m trouble," said the
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      Lock icon Giant-sized job in mini city
      76 6 DUTCHMAN Jan Pronk and his son, Ted, must surely feel like they have just stepped into the fabled land of Lilliput. They may tower above the surrounding buildings, but the two men are not likely to step on some Little People, for this is only
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      Lock icon Yelena breaks silence to say she's anxious about Sakharov
      253 6 BOSTON, Sunday MRS Yelena Sakharov has publicly expressed concern about her husband, Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov, for the first time since leaving the Soviet Union last week for medical treatment m the West. Mrs Sakharov, 62, said on arrival here last
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      Lock icon Parking meter 'hero' faces 4 years in jail
      180 6 CROWN POINT (Indiana), Sun. Kendall Smith became something of a folk hero when his practical joke gave motorists here more than a year of free parking at the meters. He has mined 102 meters, but he doesn't think it is so funny
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      'Death penalty' judge dies
      123 6 HANOVER (New Hampshire), Sun. Retired Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart, who wrote the High Court opinion reinstating the death penalty m the United States, died m hospital today, aged 70. Mr Stewart, who served for 23 years on the Supreme Court, suffered a stroke on Friday
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      I'm no prime minister, says Regan
      268 6 I'm no prime minister, says Regan said his influence had been exaggerated WASHINGTON, Sun. White House Chief of Staff Donald Regan yesterday hit back at critics who said he has become too powerful, saying he did not view himself as President Ronald Reagan's prime minister. "A prime minister is a
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon Form pool to speed up trial, lawyers told
      369 8 The Thai abortive coup BANGKOK, Sun. A Thai court has asked lawyers of 40 people charged with involvement m the Sept 9 abortive coup to form a pool to speed up the trial, which is expected to last more than a year,
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      Lock icon Irian Jaya want more say
      189 8 Irian Jaya want more say JAKARTA, Sun. Churches m the remote jungle province of Irian Jaya have appealed to the Indonesian government for more involvement m running the territory where Melanesian separatists are fighting Jakarta's rule. In a joint statement today, the churches backed the government's controversial policy of transferring
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      Lock icon Six burned to death
      50 8 BANGKOK, Sun. Six people were burned to death and two others were seriously injured m a fire which razed a row of shophouses here yesterday. The victims were trapped m a house that caught fire when a faulty transformer m front of the building exploded. «rr,
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      Lock icon 'Pancasila is not a rival to religion'
      263 8 JAKARTA, Sun. President Suharto has assured members of the Muhammadiyah movement that the state ideology cf Pancasila is not intended to replace or rival religion. "Pancasila is nut a substitute for religion," he said yesterday at the opening m Solo, Central Java, of
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      Lock icon Girl killed doing snake trick
      125 8 JAKARTA, Sun. A snake charmer's daughter who boasted that she could perform her father's tricks died after belog bitten by a snake while showing off to school friends, Antara news agency reported today. Emila, 11, took a poisonous welaag (spotted snake) to school with her
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      Lock icon 'Boost fishing output' call
      255 8 JAKARTA, Sun. Most of Indonesia's foreign earning potential from fishing is being wasted, and urgent steps are needed to improve the situation, Fisheries Minister Achmad Affandi has said. Only 1.7 per cent of Indonesia's fish potenti?' m its 320-km exclusive >- nomic zone has so far
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      Lock icon Struggle for No. 2 post in Marcos' party
      401 8 Struggle for No. 2 post in Marcos' party picture. MANILA, Sun. Although recent attention here has focused on the difficulties within the opposition as it prepares for the Feb 7 election, President Ferdinand Marcos's own ruling party is caught up m a divisive struggle over the post of vice-president. With
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon 14 groups observe Human Rights Day
      125 9 PETALING JAVA, Sun. Fourteen organisations, part of the informal Movement for Freedom and Justice, held a Human Rights Day gathering and exhibition here today. The one-day meeting was held to commemorate world Human Rights Day on Tuesday. About 100 people were present. The activities
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      Lock icon New chapter opens in the BMF case
      472 9 Arrest of Lorrain and Hashim seen as breakthrough KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The arrests of Lorrain Esme Osman and Datuk Hashim Shamsuddin m London yesterday signalled a breakthrough m the complex investigations of the Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF) loans scandal. Lorrain and Hashim were
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      MCA is long term problem for Koon Swan
      472 9  - MCA is long term problem for Koon Swan M. G. G. PILL AJ By XL Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. While the attention now centres on the stock markets m Kuala Lumpur and Singapore, the bigger long-term problem for the beleaguered 44-year-old Mr Tan Koon Swan is how he will exercise
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      Lock icon Malaysian booth catches Di's eye
      104 9 THE Princess of Wales added dash to the Malaysian booth pat up by the Tourist Development Corporation (TDC) at the World Trade Mart in London after its official opening on Nov 27. The Malaysian booth was one of the few that caught Princess Diana's eyes.
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      Lock icon Church members barred from entering Taiwan
      143 9 TAIPEI, Sun. About 50 Malaysian members of a Protestant church sect involved m a dispute with the government were barred from entering Taiwan yesterday, causing a demonstration at Taipei's international airport. Police were out m force at the airport when about 100 members of
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      Pock Too moves ahead in the race
      992 10  -  IVAN LIM By The search for a new NTUC secretary-general to succeed Teng Cheong Boon Heng and Chee Wee are seen to be his main competitors THE big challenge m trade unionism today is how to persuade more Singapore workers to sign up
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      What it takes to be No. 1 at NTUC
      272 10 THE right man for the job of NTUC secretary-general must be equipped with bright ideas, be an inspiring speaker and a good mixer at all levels. Unionists say he must be the rallying point for a new generation of workers and
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      US can learn from S'pore: Peterson
      279 10 US can learn from S'pore: Peterson THE UNITED States should do more of what Singapore is doing save and invest metre, said Mr Peter G. Peterson, former US Secretary of Commerce. Mr Peterson, who is Chairman of The Blackstone Group of Investment banking firms, thought that the priority for the
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      2 expat dons living high up in the clouds, says unionist
      378 10 2 expat dons living high up in the clouds, says unionist A TRADE union leader has criticised two National University of Singapore (NUS) expatriate lecturers who had their article on human and industrial relations in Singapore published in a foreign magazine. Mr George Chua, the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC)
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      Technician fined for rash act
      87 10 A TECHNICIAN'S rash act of riding his motorcycle at the void deck of a Housing Board block led to an accident m which an eight-year-old boy suffered a fractured shoulder. The boy, Tan Tiong Hian, was knocked down by Rosli bin Mohd Noor, 21, along
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      Man claims trial to CBT
      65 10 A MAN, Lee Ah Chye,3B, on Friday claimed trial to criminal breach of trust of $10,338 belonging to Swee Hong Exim Pte Ltd at Sim Lim Tower where he was a bill collector between April and August 1963. Lee was offered bail of $5,000 until
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      Stars cash in on their fame
      413 11  -  LEONG WENG KAM By SBC artistes appear m advertisements THEY may not drive sedans or live m million-dollar apartments like Hongkong or Taiwan superstars, but some of Singapore's home-grown television stars are finding out that fame pays. About a dozen stars m the Singapore
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      French varsity entrance exams to be held here
      255 11 French varsity entrance exams to be held here STUDENTS from the French school m Singapore who have been travelling to Hongkong or France for their university entrance examinations can now do them here. The French school, Ecole Francaise de Singapour, at Bukit Timah will take over from Hongkong as the
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      First child care centre for SAF opens
      299 11 First child care centre for SAF opens HELP is on the way for the Singapore Armed Forces' 10,000 married servicemen and women who have difficulty finding someone to look after their children while they are at work. If SAF's first child development centre which was opened on Saturday proves to
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      3 discuss work of scholar
      87 11 3 discuss work of scholar THE work, life and thought of one of China's great Confucian scholars, the late Hsiung Shih-li (1885-1968), were discussed by three scholars at the National University of Singapore on Saturday. They were Mr Wang Shou Chang, Beijing University lecturer, Tunghai University's Prof Tsai Jen Hou
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      SAF exercise
      144 11 SAF exercise THE SAF will conduct military exercises m Lim Chu Kang, Marsiling, Mandai, Win| Loong, Sembawang and Tuas daily from today to Saturday. Blanks and thunderflashes will be used. This week, the Republic of Singapore Air Force will hold live-firing exercises at the Southern Island Live-Fir-ing Range at Pulau
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      Teachers to meet
      70 11 THE Seventh Asean Council of Teachers Convention will be held m Brunei from Dec 17 to 20 at the Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah Institute of Education. It will focus on how education relates to nation-building. Malay language teachers from Brunei, Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore will then convene for
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      Lock icon Windless day a blow to jongs
      118 12 Picture by ALL ready for a sea carnival race at Sentosa, these Jongs miniature sailing craft measuring not longer than two metres were becalmed yesterday. All 35 of the brightlycoloured Jongs of various sizes were left "high and dry" for more than half an
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      Lightning, smoke... and music was put out
      184 12 Lightning, smoke and music was put out A MEDICAL student was playing on his piano yesterday afternoon when there was a flash of lightning followed by thunder. First-year medical student David Ng, 19, continued to pick the ivories but what followed was the smell of smoke from the upper storey
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      How S'pore can be a world medical centre
      539 12 How S 'pore can be a world medical centre Services Sub-Committee Report THE number of foreigners who come for medical treatment can grow by 10 per cent a year over the next decade if Singapore is aggressively promoted as an international medical centre. To do this, private medical facilities should
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      20 criminals caught in past 3 months, thanks to public
      209 12 ABOUT 20 criminals have been arrested during the past three months through help from the public. Such good deeds should be emulated, but it is much better to prevent these crimes from happening. This is why preventive measures are so
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      Chok Tong's invitation to Boys' Clubs
      202 13 Chok Tong's invitation to Boys' Clubs WHEN the police first asked the Ministry of Defence (Mindef) to let the Boys' Club form a contingent to march at the 1983 National Day Parade, Mindef was not very keen. Neither was Defence Minister Mr Goh Chok Tone. "I did not want the
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      Getting the young to 'feeP for society
      391 13 Police and youth programme A POLICE and youth programme was yesterday described as one of the best ways for youth to be m touch with society. Through such programmes, young people can enjoy meaningful activity with a little guidance from the police. For
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      Join groups and get your views across, women urged
      380 13 Join groups and get your views across, women urged WOMEN should join grassroots organisations and make their views known. They should also teach their children the right attitudes so that they will not grow up with biased and stereotyped ideas for example, that a nurse is always a woman and
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      Choir audition
      53 13 THE Singapore Youth Choir will hold auditions on Saturday from 11.30 am to 12.30 pm and from 1.30 pm to 2.30 pm at Studios 2 and 6, Level 3, Victoria Concert Hall. Those unable to attend can write to the choir's secretary c/o 73, Marine Drive #14-53, Singapore
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      Floods cause traffic jams
      99 13 FLASH Hoods struck a few areas yesterday after an afternoon downpour, causing traffic to slow to a crawl. Among the worst-hit areas was the Junction of Whltley and Buklt Thnah roads, In front of Equatorial Hotel, which was knee-deep m water. Areas affected Include Dunearn Road,
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      Adios, El Amigo
      785 14 A quiet ending for a famous old nightclub NOT many people mourned when the El Amigo nightclub was wound up quietly recently. It had been closed for a year already anyway. But less than two decades ago, 800 people crammed it every night. It was the place
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      1,000 Sikhs take part in walk to raise funds for temple
      184 14 1,000 Sikhs take part in walk to raise funds for temple MORE than 1,000 Sikhs turned up yesterday for the first Sikh walkathon to help raise funds for the $6 million Central Sikh Temple, which is due to open early next year. Sikh women, m traditional kameez (blouse) and seluar
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      Safety course
      44 14 SINGAPORE maritime trainers will attend a training course on safety at sea next month m the Philippines. The three-week seminar is funded by the European Community and will deal with such topics as fire-fighting, survival at sea, tanker safety and pollution control
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      Gifted pupils being prepared for PSLE
      389 15  -  JUNE TAN Stories by SPECIAL classes for gifted children were started by the Ministry of Education m January last year. There are now three centres at the primary level and two at secondary level. The first batch of primary school gifted pupils will be
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      At home with both poetry and atoms
      240 15 At home with both poetry and atoms THEY will be wellversed m atoms and poetry. They will speak the language of Einstein and Shakespeare. In short, gifted pupils will be all-rounders. As part of the plan to give gifted pupils a broad-based education, they will be allowed to tackle a
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      Laser show treat at Science Centre
      158 15 MORE than 200 visitors to the Singapore Science Centre on Saturday were treated to a laser show, the Merlion Laser Fantasy, held m conjunction with Merlion Week. Myriad geometric shapes, patterns and images produced by the lasers fascinated the audience, especially the children. A
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      Where being bright does not cause envy
      279 15 CHEN YOIJMING Is happy at last. Before he was admitted to the gifted programme, school used to mean problems, especially when he got Into trouble with his classmates for being the bright boy m class. "They envied me because my marks were a
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      5 charged with cheating man in rigged game
      114 15 FOUR MEN and a woman were charged on Friday with cheating a man into putting $15,000 into a rigged fan tan game. The five, Mvi Ho-Sum, 72, a Hongkong national; Chia Tee Soon, 58; Low Eng Kan, 27; Siow Chow Toh, 36;
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      Girl, 15, drowns in bid to save friend
      143 15 Girl, 15, drowns in bid to save friend A 15-YEAR-OLD girl drowned while trying to save a friend who had fallen into the sea off Labrador Park on Saturday evening. Serene Goh Sio Theng had gone there with her friends to celebrate her 16th birthday on Dec 12. Her sister,
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      560 11 JP School of Computing the Training Division of REGIONAL APPLIED COMPUTING CENTRE Course Announcement Computer Programming m BASIC Applications are invited for admission to the three-month course commencing m January, 1986. The primary objective of the course is to teach students the use of the BASIC Language m programming. With
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      105 14 SIR RANDOLPH QUIRK (President, The British Academy) Lee Kuan Yew Distinguished Visitor Delivers Programme of Lectures Dates 1. The Basics of Communication Fri, 13 Dec 85 2. Strategies of Beginning Fri, 20 Dec 85 3. Location and the Creation of a World Fri, 3 Jan 86 4. Time and Tense
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      50 15 wouldn't be nice for a k person who once had a or are you joining the more attractive you. Why wait? All you need I J method. We invite you A SLENDER LADY A Beauty Centre I GB-G9 Golden Mile Tower Q \V. V Beach Road «719.\ TEL: *****38 Miik
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      374 15 Every inch a Volvo. <■■":■ v. '■>;■; Introducing a new 1400 cc: the Volvo 340GL. As soon as you get into this new car you'll Out on the highway you'll feel more. The mapping system m which the "brain' checks know it's a Volvo. The world-famous seats engine and clutch
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    The Straits Times says Limit it to business
    532 16 The Straits Times says Limit it to business THE recent spate of high-level diplomatic contacts that the Soviet Union has initiated with Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines all of which have cordial relations with the US is evidence of Moscow's shrewdness in identifying strategic opportunities and its adeptness in
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    Nakasone faces two hurdles to third term
    681 16  -  HIDEKI TOMIZAWA By THE Nakasone administration greeted its third anniversary on Nov 27. Few believed, at the time the administration made its debut, that it would last long. Strongly supported by high popularity ratings among the Japanese people, however, Mr Nakasone easily won
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    Abacus still rules in shops and offices
    812 16  -  LOUISE BRANSON, By Moscow Reporter The Soviet technology gap Home computers and even razors are badly produced STRANGE though it may seem, the country that develops and copies some of the world s most sophisticated missiles, is notoriously bad at producing other technology
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    Punchlines
    13 16 "This way Comrade Gorbachev neutralises him until the end of his term."
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    Need for security co-operation
    433 16 Regional comment Editorial, headlined Security Management, published m The Jakarta Post on Dec 2. QUITE an interesting decision was made at the Indonesia-Malaysia General Border Committee meeting m Kuching, Sarawak, last week. The two sides agreed that more attention should be paid to the evolvement of
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      390 16 BEHIND EVERY SONY PRODUCT IS SONY Service 1 IF SONY II THE ONE AND ONLY The Difference. ifllHilliHiflHiHHHlHVHkffA^HiHiHHQi^^HlS'i Service. It's the care we provide to 111 SBk ensure you receive the best. I '^v ■g^yvM The extra touch that gives you total Wt£ukHßßS& satisfaction. Warm, friendly and t <&? >
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      Timing of Ver's acquittal puzzling
      1178 17  -  ABBY TAN By Manila Reporter THE acquittal of all 25 soldiers and one civilian accused of involvement m the killing of opposition leader Benigno Aquino has surprised the Filipino public. The timing of the action, coming just as the Feb 7 snap presidential election campaign
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      How man acquired the taste for meat
      703 17 Started as scavenger, scientists believe TEN million years ago, man's fruit-eating ancestors swung through the trees of the tropical rainforest. Fifty thousand years ago, Neanderthal man hunted dinner on the Steppes. Some time m between, hominids stopped being vegetarians and became carnivores. But
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      397 17 IN I EKE) I IN IHEIK M&K3* £HHSH^|MBH|^^^B^HHi^^HHBIHH Nameiy you get to pay a final 7000- stage audit before O/o ut c s n e mos t Jtlik jUi Jirftrifw ...i.e. absolutely no interest important factor that distinguishes "^mWM on your car loan for the first year, a BMW from
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      Shoppers, don't throw away the receipts ... just in case
      300 18 Shoppers, don't throw away the receipts just in case THIS letter is intended to be a reminder to shoppers to retain their receipts after paying for their purchases. On Nov 23 at about 2.15 pm, I bought a pair of sandals for my daughter at a supermarket m Bukit Ho
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      Dear Readers
      86 18 THE Straits Times welcomes letters from you. Your letters must include your signature, full name, address, and home and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. Brevity is an advantage.
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      Debate will hurt both parties
      304 18 AS a unionist and an MP, it is understandable that Mr Lim Boon Heng is of the view that the article "The management of compliance" contained "outright inaccuracies" about Singapore. However, Dr Barry Wilkinson and Mr Chris Leggett are academics, people who look at an
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      Record has been put straight
      148 18 IT IS a little surprising that Mr Lim Boon Heng wants a debate with those two expatriate lecturers over something they have written m a foreign journal. I can't see what good will come out of a verbal tangle. These expatriates are here only for
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      Half-truths must be challenged
      315 18 I LAUD the brave effort of Mr Lim Boon Heng, the NTUC Assistant Se-cretary-General, m decrying those who blatantly tarnish the good image of Singapore m the name of facts founded on halftruths and distortions, intentionally or otherwise. Whether locals or foreigners, MPs or lecturers, cynics
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      Let's debate accusations about S'pore
      52 18 NTUC leader challenges two expat lecturers v 1 1 AGREE with your (dferitl Should I net Haw •pofean out, and drawn alton- V comment (ST. Nov 29) that hot to H» arHcte? Wt>afeftnß«por« m mal^m! I "wflftt Is IQOK Important 13^^^ I^^^^ mi Ihlmm *tim«l
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      Yes, let's have an early debate
      105 18 Yes, let's have an early debate REPORTS say two expatriate lecturers of the National University of Singapore have written an article containing views allegedly supported by halftruths, distortions and out right inaccuracies. Mr Lim Boon Heng of the NTUC has invited them to a debate so that the different points
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      Correct to take them on
      173 18 Correct to take them on I REFER to your reports on Mr Lim Boon Heng ticking off two expatriate lecturers at the National University of Singapore. I agree they have deliberately distorted issues like streaming. They have failed, despite their long stay here (three and six years) to understand the
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      A lot of harm done
      157 18 WE live m a very small world. What people say and write of Singapore reaches out to an international readership. As expatriates, Mr Chris Leggett and Dr Barry Wilkinson, have nothing to lose by fabricating remarks that are calculated to convey the impression that we
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      Must tourist suffer on a 'bad day'?
      180 18 I REFER to the article "Detained tourist arrived 'on a bad day' (The Sunday Times, Dec 1) and would like to make the following comments: 1. Could the authorities clarify how one can pick a right day to travel to Vancouver, Canada? Even
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      Trees checked for weak branches
      138 18 WE refer to the letter "Please stop 'cleaning up' trees of fern and orchids" by Mr S. Rajamanickam, S^*TawL?e^S:2 r£XX Sir The pSta and Recre .t?nTf rSaM^Silo?S Lr^S^eaKranS to JsS?tti^mf danger te ££?te'the eeneral g Du£ posea to tne general puDThe joints are some of
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      No change in conditions
      80 18 PLEASE refer to the letter "Why are only 2 allowed to stand m these buses?" by "Safety First". (ST, Dec 4). The mini air-conditioned bus services were started as an up-market service. This would provide for all passengers To be seated on the lon Journe. ys
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      Tough m-cycle tests necessary
      163 18 I REFER to the letter "Tough time getting a Class 2A motorcycle licence" by "Be Reasonable". (ST, Nov 9). We wish to inform the writer that the Singapore Safety Driving Centre is a private organisation. The programmes conducted by the centre are m line with the
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      Happenings
      16 19  -  ANTHONY HOE By Total output fell 61% m 5 years. Source: Dept of Statistics Timeschart
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      Lock icon Caterpillar to spend $1.2b to automate
      247 19 Caterpillar to spend 1.2 b to automate PEORIA (Illinois), Sun. Caterpillar Tractor Co will spend more than US$6OO million (Ssl.2 billion) to automate its 21 plants around the world, eliminating about 10,600 jobs m the next four years, a company spokesman said yesterday. The modernisation could provide a significant payoff
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      Lock icon Hopes of solving tin crisis hinge on talks
      227 19 LONDON, Sun. The first hopes for a breakthrough m the world tin crisis hinge on this week's emergency meetings between the International Tin Council (ITC) and its creditors. But even if a solution can be found to the crisis, which blew up
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      Time for bargain buys, say analysts
      643 19 Bank, food and SPH shares favourites among dealers NOW is the time for the shrewd stock market investor to pick up bargains. "I would look for Singapore counters of fairly good quality those with a good capital base and low gearing," said one Singapore
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      MALAYAN UNITED MFG BHD
      58 19 MALAYAN UNITED MFG: MUM, which now stands at 1.07 is a good buy when it recovers slightly from the shock. MUM should be good for a 40 per cent gain. The support level is around 75 cents and the stop-loss is 30 cents. DBS Bank its
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      SINGAPORE PRESS HOLDINGS LTD
      68 19 SINGAPORE PRESS HOLDINGS: Traded at a high of $5.55 and a low of $5.25, it closed at $5.55, five cents above the suggested $5.50 support level. Anyone thinking of short-selling should at this point consider covering, taking profits and perhaps averaging if you bought at $6.50
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      KUALA LUMPUR INDUSTRIES BHD
      44 19 XL INDUSTRIES: Like Federal Cables, this counter has bullish potential of around 40 to 50 per cent. Make sure it shows signs of a turnaround before taking a position. The support level is around 75 cents. Stop-loss at 30 cents.
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      RALEIGH BHD
      54 19 RALEIGH BHD: The counter a bullish potential of approximately 20 to 30 per cent once it triggers a buy signal by closing slightly higher than its Thursday price. Although the long-term support level appears to be $1, there is a hidden short-term support level at $2. Stop-loss at
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      FEDERAL CABLES, W & M MFG BHD
      56 19 FEDERAL CABLES, W M MFG BHD FEDERAL CABLES: Presently sitting at 64 cents, this counter has broken its short-term support level. A potentially good buy if it displays any sign of a turnaround as the gains can be between 50 and 60 per cent. The next support level is at
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      UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LTD
      33 19 AUG SfP OCT NOV [>F C UOB: This counter has breached its $3 support level. There is no other trendline support level. Stop-loss for this counter is 40 cents.
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      MBf HOLDINGS LTD
      69 19 MBf HOLDINGS: Closing at $2.20. Those of you who bought this counter at the $3.40 level may want to consider averaging at this point. Should the price continue to erode, you can sell, cover and buy back later, thereby profiting both ways. A support level can be
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      OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK CORP LTD
      40 19 OCBC: $7.50 is a very strong long-term support level which extends as far back as 1983. If broken, the next support level is $6.80, which orginates from a nine-month downtrend. Stoploss still remains at 80 cents.
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      290 19 MRS VIVIENNE Loke is Mr Picard takes over Assurance Co Ltd has now a consultant with from Mr Philippe appointed Mr Derek N. the personnel services Cavard who will be Ponthieax the general division of PA returning to Banque manager for Singapore Consulting Services. Indosuez's head office in and Brunei.
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      134 19 Charts from The Chart Weekly m Export Credit Insurance Corporation of Singapore Ltd. TO ALL COMPANIES IN SINGAPORE A new range of services is now available at the Export Credit Insurance Corporation of Singapore Ltd to enable local companies to obtain both insurance and financing. The Corporation, which to date
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      81 19 DEC 9 and 19: A twoday seminar on "Staff Consultation, Morale Productivity" will be organised by Roger Gill Associates Pte Ltd. Personnel officers will get to know more about various types of consultations which have recently been popular topi c s of labour-management discussions. These include direct, participative and delegative
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      83 19 It will be given by three Chinese lawyers from the China Global Law Office in Beijing Mr Zeng Junwei, general director; Mr Xiao Zhiming, deputy general director; and Mrs Weng Siyu, director. Organised by AGS Management Consultants Pte Ltd. Fees: $65. Phone *****90. Dec 13: A half -day seminar on
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      84 19 nior finance personnel. From 9 am to 1 pm at Hotel Equatorial. Fees: Members $90, non-members $120. Dec 14 to 22: The "Asia Pacific Furniture Fair" will be held at the World Trade Centre Hall 3. Households planning to buy a new set of furniture for the new year can
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      Company news The week that was
      134 20 Company news The week that was Week ended Dec 6 Final Results Gross Group pre-tax Year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) Preliminary figures Interim results New Issues Duia Cons: Proposed rights issue of one-for-one awt $1.10. Aokam 15 (28) M$4,136 ($4,355) Jun 85 Ayer Hitam Tin 155(140) M$12,082 ($8,843) Jun
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      Corporate News
      372 20 Batu Kawan Bhd's sale of 2.75 million shares m Duff Development Bhd has been approved by the Foreign Investment Committee. C I Holdings is purchasing 4.85 million shares representing a 29.38 per cent stake m ArmHage Shanks Malaysia Sdn Bhd from WBam Jacks and Co (M) Sdn Bhd
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      INDICES
      38 20 Financial Times Industrials Friday 1117.6 (1,110.4) Dow Jones Industrials Hf^— Friday 1477.18 (1482.91) Nikkei Stock Average Saturday *****.90 (*****.53) (Figures m brackets refer to those of the previous trading day) *****1 t I I I I I
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      New York
      244 20 Dec 6 USJ Change Goodyear Tire 29^ -'4 Gulf Res 13* Alcoa 36Si Hewlett Pack 36^ unch Allied Chem Cp 44 7 Intl Busi Mach Allis-Chalmers 3« -W Intl Harvester 7^ -H Am Tel Tel 23 7 +>, Intl Tel Tel 34V% -Mj Amox Inc 12^ -M John
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      148 20 SYDNEY, San. Bell Group chief Robert Holmes A Court's continued baying spree of BHP stock kept afloat a market which closed the week lower, dragged down by higher interest rates and uncertainty in world bullion prices, brokers said. Mr Holmes A Court picked up an estimated IS million to
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      Tokyo
      317 20 c7 Yen Chan e MrtsubChem 520 +14 Ajmomoto 1120 +20 u^}' 5jf A L n 410 ,,nch MitsubElec 342 -13 Amado. 8o2 Tl7 '88 J2 Asah.Chem 804 +34 M. sub Heavy 350 +6 Asohi Glass 884 unch f™ "2 Bank of Tokyo 725 -9 SU1 if Bndqestone 516 -3
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      Lock icon Not all get rich in a bull market
      541 20 sfsfsf New York Stock Exchange survey explains why BOCA RATON (Florida), Sunday SO YOU'VE heard there is a bull market on Wall Street, but it hasn't made you rich. What's more, you're not getting hot tips from your accountant. And none of
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      Lock icon London
      165 20 LONDON, Sun. Despite a plethora of takeover situations and the spectacular market debut of textiles concern Laura Ashley, the stock exchange suffered a severe bout of the fltters last week, ahead of the Geneva Opec talks and the forthcoming Cable and Wireless share sale. The Financial Times Industrial Share
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      Lock icon Hongkong
      119 20 HONGKONG, Sun. The Hongkong stock market finished the week on a strong note, recovering from an earlier dive caused by the suspension of trading on the Singapore and Malaysian markets. The Hang Seng Index closed the week at 1721.89 points just up on the previous week's close of 1716.95.
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      102 20 TOKYO, Sun. Share prices posted moderate gains in thin trading last week, both in terms of the Nikkei Stock Average and the Tokyo Stock Exchange Composite Index. The 225-stock Nikkei Stock Average, a fractional 3.94-yen winner the previous week, scored a 30.26-yen advance to 12,793.53 yen, while the composite
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      3156 20 1985 Last Yield Net Vol Week High Low Company Sale Change p/E ('000) High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 185 74 Acma 74 -17 6.7 12 75 74 146 75 Alcom 83^ 304 158 Allied Choc 185 -31 1 0 51.3 3 200 185 134 60
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      142 23  -  DOREEN SOH By It will provide a steady income for him and his wife OVER the past few weeks we looked at the insurance needs of two singles Ms Lilian Teo, who is without dependents, and Mr John Tan, who supports his parents and
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      267 23 SIME Darby is expected to move into the advertising business m Malaysia with the acquisition of a majority stake m PTM Thompson. The group, which recently announced that it would move more aggressively into Australia, will buy over the equity interests of
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      302 23 LONDON, Sun. The latest shot m a spate of takeover bids m London was fired yesterday when British industrial giant Hanson Trust made a record £1.9 billion (555.94 billion) bid for the brewing and tobacco conglomerate, the Imperial Group. Hanson's offer for Imperial was
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      159 23 SINGAPURA Building Society does not expect profits for this financial year to be maintained because the depressed property market is expected to continue and dampen demand for loans. Chairman Teo Soo Chuan said the outlook was not encouraging as "the economy shows no sign of improvement
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      201 24 Lendi lets fly over courts MELBOURNE, Sun. Ivan Lendl bowed out with a volley of criticism for the Australian Open. "I don't call this Australian title a major championship. I put It In the second class," he said. Lendl, yet to win a tournament on grass, criticised the courts and
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      607 24 The Australian Open Tennis Championships Cool Swede slays irascible Ivan for a date with Mats MELBOURNE, Sun. Stefan Edberg toppled world No. 1 Ivan Lendl today to make the men's singles final of the Australian Open tennis championships. Edberg outlasted the top-seeded Czech m a marathon five-setter
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      Lock icon Doug, Wayne into quarters
      244 24 SNOOKER NORTHAMTPON, Sun. Doug Mountjoy saw his protege, Wayne Jones, take the final black to put the duo through to the quarter-finals of the World Doubles championship by beating the fifth seeds, Tony Knowles and Joe Johnson, 5-4 here yesterday. Trailing 2-4, Jones took the seventh
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      Lock icon Record No. 2 for Betsy in Open
      231 24 SWIMMING AUSTIN (Texas) Sun. Betsy Mitchell se f her second American i >cord of the meeting whei she won the 100 metres bacKstroke m lrnin. I.79 sec. on the second day of the 1985 US Open swimming championships yesterday. Dirk Richter, her East
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      Lock icon Curry is as good as Sugar Ray, says Jones
      185 24 Curry is as good as Sugar Ray, says Jones BOXING LONDON, Sun. Don Curry, who became undisputed world welterweight champion by knocking out Milton McCrory m Las Vegas, Nevada, is as good as Sugar Ray Leonard, according to Welsh fighter Colin Jones. Jones, who has fought both Curry and McCrory
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      Lock icon David claims World crown
      242 24 DARTS LONDON, Sun. David Whitcombe poured cold water over Northern Ireland fireman Ray Farrell's hopes of a first major darts title as he claimed his second Winmau World Masters crown here yesterday. Whitcombe, the 1982 Masters winner and third seed, overwhelmed 28-year-old Farrell 3-0 in a
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      India in trouble against Victoria
      261 24 CRICKET MELBOURNE, Sun. India were struggling at 88 for four at stumps today m their four-day match against Victoria. Replying to Victoria's first innings total of 233, the tourists made a disastrous start, losing three wickets for only 13 runs. The Victorian pace duo of
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      223 24 Grand Prix points battle SYDNEY, Sun. Frenchman Henri Leconte will do battle with Americans Paul Annacone and Scott Davis for crucial Grand Prix points m the New South Wales men's tennis championship beginning here tomorrow. At stake are the last two places for next month's rich Nabisco Masters event m
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      110 24 SACB seek boycott on rebels QUEENSTOWN (South Africa), Sun. The non-ra-cial South African Cricket Board want the non-White public to boycott what they today termed the tour of the country by a cricket team of "greedy Australians". The SACB issued their statement at a mass funeral here for 11 township
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      1-2 for Teh in Vase
      352 25 Four-classic winner vanquished by old rival IPOH, Sun. Count Of Honour today confirmed his superiority over stablemate Jingle Bell IV, winner of four classic races, when he humped 58kg to win the $125,000 Sultan's Gold Vase sprint over I,loom straight (Race 4). It was the
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      29 25 FIRST: *****4 SECOND: *****7 THIRD: *****3 STARTERS: *****9, *****8, *****0, *****4, *****6, *****8, *****8, *****6, *****0. CONSOLATIONS: *****4, *****5, *****8, *****0, *****8, *****9, *****6, *****1, *****2, *****3.
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      RACE 1
      200 25 CLASS 1 DIV 3 l,2*m Trainer: Ivan Allan. Won by: 4 2 1, nk (1:16.6). Tote: Ipoh $12, $6, $6, $9. Spore $23, $8, $7. $10. Forecast (7 ft 1): Ipoh ($2) $13, Spore ($5) $51, XL ($2) $18, Penang ($2) $20. Tierce (7, 1 ft 2 only):
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      RACE 2
      222 25 CLASS 1 DIV 2 l,BMm Goodman Stable's 4 Mallane IV 54.5 (21-10) 5 Full House II 52.5 (42-13) 2 Mm Of Honour IV 56 (17-6) 1 Sir Toby II 56.5 (24-9) 6 Mamut 51.5 (51-13) 9 Gabiano 50.5 c 51.5 (49-13) 10 Jetting Flash 49.5 c5O (37-10) 7
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      180 25 JOCKEYS' TEAM COMPETITION CLASS 1 DIV 1 l,B*m Trainer: Major A.M. Heddle. Won by: 2., nk. shd (1:57.9). Tote: Ipoh $61, $16, $21, $15. Spore $43, $11, $13, $11. Forecast (8 ft 7): Ipoh $309, Spore $320, XL $164, Penang $194. Tierce (8, 1 ft 1 only): Spore
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      RACE 4
      312 25 SULTAN'S GOLD VASE CLASS 1 DIV 1 l.lMm straight Goodman Stable's Trainer: Teh Choon Beng. Won by: Nk, nk, Vi (1:7.4). Tote: Ipoh $29, $12, $11, $20. Spore $21, $10, $12, $18. Forecast (1 ft 2): Ipoh $19, Spore $55, XL $27, Penang $26. Tierce (1, 2 ft
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      115 25 CAESAR'S PALACE STAKES CLASS 1 DIV 1 l,2*m Workaholic Stable's Pictures by Big Chief beating Land Of Fire and Keep Going V to take the Coronation Cup. LEE FOO SAN. 4 Workaholic 50.5 c5l (8-5) Snyder (7) 1 1 1 2 Gala Dlapiayn 51.5 c 52.5 (33-12) Chlam
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      Ismadi gets three days
      234 25 IPOH, Sun. The stewards today inquired Into the Incidents where Pigeon (Yusoff), Hoc-hoy (Murphy) and Three Pips (Marznkl) were interfered with m the back straight m Race 7 yesterday. After questioning apprentice Ismadl (Peak Of Perfection IX) m the presence of his master and showing them
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      RACE 6
      261 25 CORONATION CUP CLASS 1 DIV 1 I,SMm Wee Hood Teck's Trainer: Ivan Allan. Won by: 2' shd, 6 (1:41.2). Tote: Ipoh $15, $9, $18, $15. Spore $18, $8, $17, $15. Forecast (4 ft 14): Ipoh $72, Spore $152, XL $89, Penang $72. Tierce (4, 14 ft 12 only):
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      RACE 7
      120 25 CLASS 5 DIV 3 l,Wtm Knt> Chane GiaD's 6 Gre»t Choice 55 (10-6) Masrnhen (6) 8 3 1 2 Sandy River 57 (32-8) Chlam (7) 4 2 2 12 Instant Reply 50 c 50.5 (66-14) Scow (4) 5 6 3 11 Jade Mountain 52.5 (33-10) Murphy (1) 3
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      Big Chief spurts home to take Coronation Cup
      195 25 Trainer: Vincent Chong. Wm by: 2'A, s'/2, VA (1:44). Tote: Ipoh $14, $7, $5, $7. Spore $10, $6, $8, $14. Forecast (< ft 2): Ipoh $13, Spore $33, XL $12, Penang $11. Tleree (C, 2 12 only): Spore $241. Course scratching: Home
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      RACE 8
      392 25 CLASS 5 DIV l,<*m Trainer: Gary van Breukelen. Won by: Nk, s'/*, 6% (1:43.9). Tote: Ipoh $35, $16, $6, $5. Spore $47, $12, $12, $5. Forecast (lI A I): Ipoh $83, Spore $149, XL $77, Penang $76. Tierce (11, f A 4 only): Spore $582. Aqua-Tred, who stood
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      RACE 9
      242 25 CLASS 5 DIV 1 I,CHm OFH Stable's Trainer: Kitson Leong. Won by: X, 5V4, nk (1:43.9). Tote: Ipoh $14, $11, $56, $34. Spore $21, $7, $20, $18. Forecast (12 Ipoh $100, Spore $300, XL $100, Penang $100. Tierce (12, ft S only): Spore $7,828. Crane scratching: Double Blessing.
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      Lock icon Four riders held
      118 25 Four riders held SEOUL, Sun. FOUR jockeys have been arrested and four others are being sought by police for allegedly rigging races and raking m US$l million (about Ss2.l million) since September. The jockeys are alleged to have sneaked into the stables of Tuksum racecourse m eastern Seoul on the
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      Turf Club raises $250,000 for charity
      222 25  - Turf Club raises $250,000 for charity PEDIGREE By IPOH, Sun. The Perak Turf Club, under its chairman, Tan Sri V. Jeyaratnam, raised about $250,000 for three charitable organisations at its Coronation ball and dinner at the Town Hall here last night. The club donated $50,000. Michael Braham of the Ritz
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      57 25 LOS ANGELES, Sun. Veteran American jockey Willie Shoemaker scored his 8.500 th career victory when he triumphed on Ontheemis at Hollywood Park yesterday. Shoemaker, 54, a member of the Hall of Fame, was injured m a race spell earlier this year but bounced back to
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      Lock icon US team triumphs
      148 25 IPOH, Sun. The American trio of Declan Murphy, Larry Snyder and Bryan Campbell emerged overall champion of the Caesar's Palace Jockeys Championship Trophy series at the end of the Perak Turf Club (Sultan's Gold Vase) Meeting today. The final tally is 34 points for the Americans, 24
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      62 25 182 Acknowledgements The family of th« late Mrs. Chong Chu Wun (Mdm. Chan Pui Cheng) wish to express their thanks and gratitude to the doctors and staff of Ward 46 and 64 of SGH for looking after her during her illness. Special thanks too to the relatives, friends and colleagues
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      62 25 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE JOHN TAN MENG ONG wishes to thank relatives, priests, nuns, church wardens and friends for their kind assistance, attendance, prayers, donations and wreaths during their recent bereavement. Special thanks and gratitude to Rev. Fr. John Guterres, Rev. Srs. Columba and Bernadette. Donations received will be
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      30 25 184 In Memoriam TWELFTH-MONTH BHOG CEREMONY SWEET MEMORY DR. 8.8. LULLA will be held on Tuesday, 10th December 1985 at 5 p.m. at 3 Lothian Terrace Singapore 1545 Tel: *****44
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      18 25 MR. LIM TECK HOO DEPARTED: 9/12/73 Forever remembered by wife, sons, daughters, adopted daughter, daughters-in-law, son-in-law and arimdchildren^^^^^^^^^^^
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  • TIMESPORT
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      Lock icon Hammers'hopes high
      647 26 Hammers' hopes high SPOTLIGHT ON ENGLISH LEAGUE AND FA CUP SOCCER McAvennie keeps West Ham m the running LONDON, Sun. West Ham, traditionally the fair-weather side of the First Division, have never won the English soccer championship m their 85-year history. Their best finish is sixth, achieved m 1973 but
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      290 26 LONDON, Sun. Manchester United open their defence of the English Football Association Cup on Jan 4 with a home tie against either Fourth Division neighbours Rochdale or Scunthorpe. The League leaders became 5-1 favourites to retain the trophy after yesterday's draw. English FA Cup third-round draw: Manchester
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      Lock icon Poland ban twins in World Cup
      282 26 WINTER SPORTS SESTRIERE (Italy), Sun. The Polish Tlalka twins, now married to two French brothers and living m France, have been banned by their national federation from taking part m today's women's World Cup alpine skiing slalom here. The 22-year-olds, who left Poland m
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      338 26 BOXING South Korean Yoo Myong Woo won the World Boxing Association junior flyweight title by a split decision over champion Joey Olivo, of the United States, in a 15-round bout in Seoul yesterday. BASKETBALL Sacramento beat Detroit 122-112 in an American NBA game on Saturday. Other results:
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      Lock icon Watford triumph after bomb scare
      473 26 Birmingham 1 Watford 2: A bomb scare caused this match to be halted at 1-1 after 62 minutes. Birmingham led 1-0 through a penalty by Billy Wright, but Luther Blissett equalised after the interval. Worrell Sterling then snatched the winner for Watford m the 71st
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      Results and tables
      1192 26 DIVISION ONE Birmingham 1 Watford 2. Coventry 1 Chelsea 1, Leicester 1 Manchester City 1, Liverpool 3 Aston Villa 0. Lutcn 2 Newcastle 0, Manchester United 1 Ipswich 0, Queens Park Rangers 0 West H?m 1, Sheffield Wednesday 2 Nottingham Forest 1, Southampton 3 Arsenal 0. Tottenham
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      Lock icon Juventus win in shoot-out
      456 27 Juventus win in shoot-out SUPER CUP: Juventus 2 Juniors 2 (Juventus win 4-2 on penalty kicks) Italians end South American monopoly TOKYO, Sun. Juventus, of Italy, today captured the only major trophy that had previously eluded them, winning the Toyota Cup World Club soccer championship by beating Argentinos Juniors, of
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      The goals that mattered
      34 27 The goals that mattered Juventus: Michel Platini (63rd minute), Michael Laudrup (80th). Juniors: Carlos Ereros (55th), Jose Castro (75th). Penalty kicks: Juventus Sergio Brio, Antonio Cabrini, Aldo Serena, Platini. Juniors Mario Olguin, Juan Lopez.
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      Lock icon Neubarth hat-trick for Werder
      236 27 Neubarth hat-trick for Werder SPOTLIGHT ON WEST GERMAN, SPANISH AND FRENCH LEAGUES BONN, Sun. Midfielder Frank Neubarth powered injury-hit Werder Bremen to a 3-1 win over Schalke yesterday with a hat-trick that kept them three points clear at the top of the West German League. Werder, who have lost striker
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      Lock icon Real whip Celta to top table
      161 27 MADRID, Sun. Real Madrid went two points clear at the top of the Spanish Leagne following a 4-4 win over bottom-of-the-table Celta Vlgo here yesterday. Real need exactly that result here on Wednesday night if they are to make this season's Uefa Cap quarter-finals.
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      Lock icon St Germain charge to record
      242 27 St Germain charge to record PARIS, Sun. Paris St Germain once again proved unstoppable on their way to a new French League record last night and, with more than half of the season gone, appear to be on the way to their first League title. The only unbeaten club in
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      Lock icon Friendly ends on sour note
      436 27 Friendly ends on sour note SOCCER EXTRA MEXICO CITY, Sun. World Cup hosts Mexico beat Algeria 2-0 last night m an ill-tempered match which opened a four-nation friendly tournament of World Cup qualifiers. The tournament, seen as a warm-up for next summer's finals, also features Hungary and South Korea, who
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      Lock icon Langer shares lead with Wadkins
      348 27 ON FOREIGN AND LOCAL FAIRWAYS SUN CITY (South Africa), Sun. West German Bernhard Langer and American Lanny Wadkins both fired a four-under-par 68 to share the lead at the end of the third round of the Million Dollar Challenge golf tournament here yesterday. They ended
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      Lock icon Pavin picks second Kiwi crown
      208 27 CHRISTCHURCH, Sun. American Corey Pavin, leading the field by five shots overnight, won his second New Zealand Open Championship today. Final scores: 2T7 C. Pavin (US) 67, 67, 70, 73. 281 J. Senior (Aust) 70, bB, 72, 71 282 R. Davis (Aust) 75. 71, 71,
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      PGA Open pro-am draw
      313 27 THE 1985 Professional Golfers Association Open will be held at Sembawang Golf Club from Wednesday to Saturday. Tomorrow's pro-am draw: First tee 1 pm: Ali Ratim, Oorge Tan, Ye» Kirn Lock, Pam Hughes. IK: Ilhnin Zain, L. dp Break, N Bala, William Tio. 1.12: Bill Pua,
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      Bowlers down with diarrhoea
      202 28  -  PETER SIOW By BANGKOK, Sun. The Republic's bowling camp almost resembled a war zone when illness struck four of their top keglers. World Games champion Adelene Wee, the country's pride and main hope for a gold medal, Patrick Wee and Jack Wong are all down with
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      Big things about to hit water
      392 28  - Big things about to hit water JANICE SEAH By fhhgh Relay quartet best bet for Singapore's first strike BANGKOK, Sun. Singapore may see their first gold medal when the swimming competition begins tomorrow, while Bangkok will see the two biggest things to hit Asean swimming since non-fog goggles m Ang
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      Ace on a fiery quest for glory
      415 28 efsfs BANGKOK, Sun. Ang Peng Siong, that gorgeous giant of the chlorinated pool and Singapore's most celebrated male swimmer, sits on a powder keg waiting to blow at any moment. The Games swimming programme begins tomorrow but all the same Peng Siong crackles
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      Today's Sea Games programme
      180 28 BADMINTON: Men's women's teams qualifying rds (Thai BA Hall, 10 am). BASKETBALL: Men's Women's teams qualifying rds (Japan Youth Centre, 2.30 pm). CYCLING: Team time trial 100 km final (Highway No. 344 Ban Bueng, 9.30 am). DIVING: Men's springboard women's platform diving (Sports Authority of Thailand
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      RESULTS
      82 28 Gymaastles: Men's team: 1 Thailand 261.20 t Indonesia 215.15 S Philippines 205.15 4 Singapore 181.15. Wraten's (earn: 1 Indonesia 173.25 t Thailand 166.77 S Philippines 128.90 4 Singapore 117.06. Sepaktakraw: Thailand bt Malaysia M. (Ist regu): Thai 15-9, 1S8; (2nd): Thai 15-1, 15-5; (3rd): Mai 15-9, 15-8. Singapore bt
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      Siet Fong good for a medal
      303 28 BANGKOK, Sun. In a rare burst of confidence, Singapore diver Leong Siet Fong said there was a good chance he would win a medal m the 3 metre springboard event. The 20-year-old commando trainee said: "I've had a look at the competition and I
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      Family affair for Indonesian divers
      210 28 BANGKOK, Sun. Families seem to be going off the deep end these days at least that's the way it seems among the Indonesian divers at these Games. In a team of seven divers, three are siblings, while the head and assistant coach are father and
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      Birthday boy's winning wish
      180 28 Birthday boy's winning wish BANGKOK, San. Mohamed Relzs Tahlr took a deep breath, straggled to smile as bis cheeks bloated, and blew the candles on his birthday cake. The yonng cyclist from Singapore could have made 18 wishes, for that was how old he turned yesterday. But instead, he had
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      Sunshine beauty
      442 29  -  PETER SIOW; ALBERT SIM Report: Pictures: FFSF 50,000 smiles as Thai king opens Games m a colourful ceremony BANGKOK, Sun. The Thais put on their Sunday best to celebrate the opening of the 13th South-east Asia Games here. Its exuberant mood, like that of the 50,000 crowd at
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      Thais claim the first gold medal
      176 29 BANGKOK, Son. Singapore's forces went into South-east Asia Games battle on two fronts today and experienced both success and defeat. They over-ran Brunei 3-0 m sepak takraw, but vaulted out of contention m the afternoon's gymnastics when both their men and women were relegated
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      Safety £irst
      304 29  -  HAKIKAT RAI By Hussein plans defensive stance m first half BANGKOK, Sun. Singapore's national soccer coach Hussein Aljunied has decided to adopt a cautious stance for his team's opening match against Indonesia at the National Stadium here tomorrow (kick-off 7.30 pm Singapore time). Hussein, who guided Singapore to
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      Brotherly bond
      362 29 BANGKOK, Sun. Loy Soo Han and younger brother Soo Chew are as fond of each other as Cain and Abel were not. The Loys Soo Han is 22 and Soo Chew 18 have always got along very well. And the bond of their partnership is, of course, table
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      Four Thais quit team
      62 29 BANGKOK, San Four Thai table tennis players Somchai Kongseridamrong, Vlchit Ttaalerngpol and women Snpavadee Piso wan and Snwaporn Praprathikol staged a dramatic walkout yesterday. They cited favouritism by team manager Kriangsak Watwarangkoon as the reason for their walkout. The quartet revealed at a press conference yesterday
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    Economic panel's report out soon
    371 30 Recommendations will be released m stages, says B-G Lee THE Economic Committee will release its recommendations m stages, from late this month to January. Revealing this yesterday, Brigadier-General (Reservist) Lee Hsien Loong said the recommendations will focus on strategies to deal with immediate problems as
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    163 30  -  PHILIP CHEAH ANDREW CHIN Report: Picture: IT'S called the Bellhops' Race. This telematchstyle contest was part of yesterday's full-dress rehearsal for Merllon Feat, the finale of Merlion Week on Dec 15. The rehearsal, held at the Police Academy, had bellhops heaving five trig bags
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    77 30 Santa caught stealing INDIANAPOLIS, Sun. A department store Santa Claus, accused of taking instead of giving, is scheduled for a postChristmas court appearance on a theft charge. Charles Kopp, 36, hired by Blocks Department Store to play Santa, was arrested after store security men accused him of stealing a US$265
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    37 30 WARSAW, Sun. Former West German chancellor Willy Brandt met Polish leader General Wojciech Jaruzelski yesterday to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the Warsaw Treaty which rebuilt relations between the two States after UlnrlH War Two. Reuter.
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    347 30 35 hurt in blasts at Paris stores PARIS, Sun. Two bombs exploded m adjacent department stores yesterday, injuring 35 people and causing panic among thousands of Christmas shoppers. People fled the Galeries Lafayette and Printemps stores after yesterday's blasts, which shook the city's fashionable Boulevard Hauss- Mann shortly before the
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    36 30 RABAT, Sun. Muslim shop-owners put up their shutters yesterday m the Spanish enclave of Melilla on the Moroccan coast m protest over recent Spanish legislation defining them as foreign residents m the territory. AFP.
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    290 30 Accord on plan to balance US Budget WASHINGTON, Sunday CONGRESSIONAL negotiators announced yesterday a landmark agreement in principle to balance America's federal budget by 1991. The plan would set annual deficit targets, gradually decreasing from the current US$200 billion (S$424 billion) to zero by 1991. The targets would be met
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    181 30 Love Boat's 'Gopher' to run for Congress HOLLYWOOD, Sun. Actor Fred Grandy, who has played television's Love Boat purser, Burl "Gopher" Smith, for nine years, announced yesterday he will abandon ship to run for Congress m land-locked lowa. Grandy, who has played the jovial crewman m the hour-long ABC series
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    49 30 HONGKONG, Sun. A Thai woman fell to her death from a fifth-floor window and another was injured as the pair tried to escape from a vice squad raid on a flat. Press reports said the flat was believed to be a call-girl centre. AFP.
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        Youth who invented an A-bomb
        1000 1 IT IS an accepted fact among those who know him m Naples, a small city on the Gulf Coast of Florida, 160 km west of Miami, that Guido Dal Molin, Jr was a boy genius. But at 21, Guido's brilliance has brought him trouble. Confused
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        A car that drives while you sleep
        665 2 The youth who invented an A-bomb From Page One measured at 185 (the world's highest today is 220), Guido astounded on-site electricians by drawing accurate and advanced wiring diagrams for buildings under construction. When he was 15, Guido designed, owned and operated an
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        Halliwell on limitations of science
        913 2  -  IRENE PATES By PICTURE an 80-year-old educationist deciphering, with a magnifying glass, the scribbled questions directed to him after his talk to 17-year-old students about science. "I like to know what questions young people are asking," said professor emeritus Frank Halliwell, the British educationist who
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        Robots to keep Japan ahead
        663 3 THE creatures you are looking at (on the right) do not exist. They are artists' impressions of two robots that a consortium of Japanese companies are building as part of a project organised by Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI). The one on
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        Easier way to locate damaged spots m the brain
        274 3 Easier way to locate damaged spots m the brain A GROUP of Japanese neurosurgeons have developed a system to pinpoint brain lesions with the use of pictures of blood vessels m the brain and a personal computer, researchers announced early this month. A team of researchers led by Dr Shinya
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        Japanese make waves in printer market
        597 3  -  A. S. YEONG By DESPITE their triumphs m many fields, the Japanese have largely failed to penetrate the PC market which is dominated by American companies. But they are making waves m the printer market. Since the early days of the PC revolution, Japa-nese-made
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        Science Briefs
        196 3 A RECENT report m the New Scientist said Japanese car-maker will sell a car with a ceramic turbocharger, which the company claims, is the first m the world. The ceramic turbocharger is lighter than the nickel-made ones. It allows a better response and greatly increases acceleration. The turbocharger
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        73 1 Halliweirs questions 2 What a British educationist says about science Two new Japanese printers 3 Inventive drive on display Tomorrow's robots 3 They dive and inspect oil rigs Bilinguals wanted 5 Crossing barriers with language and culture Sades still a smooth operator 21 As proven m Promise, her second album
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        1006 2 H&H The 'thinking car' that Guido built at the age of 16. Using >JH video camera eyes and on-board computers for reasoning, I >ne c:ar drove b y Bo|f This picture of 16-year-old Guido i^l shows how he stood on a seat as a passenger during drives. v M, Although
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        91 3 Omega Dynamic. Gives you a new slant on time. I Water-resistant to 30m. Quartz movement. a' ■:■:■:■:■:':■> x: nx ■■.<:■■■■■■■ -x x■ x :x x-; x.-. ,-x x-x x -x.x x x-: 5 ■.'.x xx-xx'.x :-:.:.x-. x xx: ;,x:>x x-:0 xxx :x>x -x x •X;: .:::X.:;: ::vv:;.-: ffsxx, x x
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        413 4 I CAPITOL" j CHANGI 1 LAST 3 DAYS I LAST DAY i m CAPITOL (*****59) 11am, 1.45, 4.00, 6.30 9.15 j CHANGI (*****59) 11am, 1.45, 4.00, 6.45 9.15 LIBERTY: TOMORROW ONLY 1 GIRLS JUST WANT TO stay out late, i sleep all morning, wear exotic clothes, j drive the boys
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        630 4 AT ALL THE RIGHT PUCES, IN All THE BEST SPOTS 1 MERLIN INN MELAKA I AT COMFORTABLE I "SfiJHft. >- *> ;^WJ BBBb^^^kW 1 'j; t, 1 -a. ♦jWMfc"s*^MWpfc|Sf|. .^y^ v x -H bMli^ jßw^JbHbw W >m^'i^Pvf* rv^^^BBBBB&l V A vSLBBBBBBhaBI^^ShW VS I "1\ -:^BBBBBBJBBV VBUkjEa J^i. o _aMti 1
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        1007 4 SBBB^IwImI^^^^^kSSII 8 N OW SHOWING! MM f />AI ■I*iff 11 C .f&f£PeB£ltt! O ORCHARD (*****88) DAILY 5 SHOWS. A H I V I Hi 1 I H IV y BW X 1 1 00. 1 30. 4 00. 630&9 15 pm Q 'L. I .Afc Mb *1|» Hr '*K§l <j|
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        Translators needed to cross cultural barriers
        771 5 An American professor came to Singapore recently to invite bilingual students here to study at his institute which specialises m training professionals for a career m international affairs. He spoke to TEO HAN WUE about the inst tute and its concern for communication between
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        A chance to work in the 1988 Olympics
        584 5 IF YOU take up the invitation of Professor Peter Grothe to study at his institute, you will be a student m one of the four best higher institutions of studies for languages m the United States, according to an American survey. You
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        Catch a glimpse of history in a grain of ivory
        392 5  -  KOH SIEW TIN By MICROSCOPIC carvings of landscape, the Seven Fairies and Tang concubine Yang Guifei on ivory pieces shaped into rice grains. Poems and calligraphy written on strands of hair 2-cm-long Life-sized porcelain figures of Emperor Shi Huang Di,
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        Let's learn Mandarin
        307 5 HZI T* -3F- -t~ ra THIS programme is compiled by Rediffusion and broadcast dail > m Teochew, Hokkien and Cantonese over both Rediffusion and SBC'S Radio Three on Son at 11.05 a.m. PMon The English notes are provided by as. Lesson 324 Orthognathic Centre (for sur-gical-orthodontic correction
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        A poetic appreciation
        686 6  - A poetic appreciation ANUAR OTHMAN by NOT everyone enjoys poetry. But talking to Abdul Samad Said may enlighten one's perception of the genre. This well-known Malaysian literary figure who looks like a hermit, with long white hair and beard said: "Poetry is the product of intense imagination." The longest poem
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        BIODATA
        125 6 ABDUL SAM AD BIN MOHAMAD SAID, 50, born m Malacca. Education: Kota Raja Malay School, Singapore (1940), Monk's Hill Secondary School (1946), Victoria School Singapore (1956). Experience: Assistant Editor, Remaja, Geliga Publication (1956), clerk at Singapore General Hospital (1957), Editorial member of Fikiran Rakyat, a weekly tabloid, Editorial member
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        Kembara dalam sajak
        515 6  -  ANUAR OTHMAN oleh ANDAINYA anda belum mengerti tentang penciptaan sajak, niungkin mengenali sasterawan A. Samad Said akan dapat menolong. Daya penariknya bukan sekadai jambang, rambut dan misainya yang panjang memutih. Atau, matanya yang bersinar tenang. Yang membuat anda terpaku ialah falsafahnya. "Yang nyata, dan yang tidak disedari
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        393 6 Bahagian 2 Word <*»& AH Part 2 XV^ i^^l^k At the centre of the circle there is the letter *G\ Using the clues "BkH&sl^^^ given, fill m the blank spaces with suitable letters so as to form the /"^C >V^ words required. __l Take note that questions Ito 5 involve
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        251 7 12 Computer Products/ Services 100* of items below our cost. New Items coming m dally. Computers and Accessories for S APPLE, IBM, NEC, SINCLAIR ij and many more. THE COMPUTER CENTRE PTE LTD 220, Orchard Road #02-12 Orchard g C*E Building Singapore 0923 fl, i'i'»i'i'.'i'iV.'.'.'.'.'.V.'.*.'.'.'.v.'.'.' A1 COMPUTING ENCOURAGEMENT 640K ATXT-80S8-2
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        598 7 13 Musical Instruments PROMOTIONAL OFFERI WEINBERG Pianos from $2,300. H.P. terms. Spore Piano, *****36/ *****82. WANTED USED BAND instruments/ PA. system m any brand/ cond. Henry: *****95/ 7. 1 CLARINET, 1 Gold plated Lincoln trumpet with 2 mutes. Total price: $500. Call Rudy, tel: *****77. 14 Antiques/ Arts/Crafts NONYA ANTIQUE
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        716 7 24 Garage Sale EXPAT SELLING SILVERWARE, coffee set, cake dishes, spoons, etc. Make lovely X'mas gifts. Tomlinson Rd., Kum Hing Court, Blk.B, #14-34. 10am- spm. Tel: *****84, *****77. NEW BDRM. SET suitable for new house $250, settee $100, oven cooker hood $150, dining table with 4 chairs $80. Tel: *****41.
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        410 7 25 Sale: Other 25 Sale: Other Products Products [M^ft a^C Shirts from ti£f£ Open on Sundays 29 Beauty Culture 29 Beauty Culture H Face Line [T 1 MEN'S SALON |JL 1 TREATMENT FOR MEN I |K^ 3fi I WITH PROBLEM SKIN fc I Being an established facial salon. WfSL we
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        528 7 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES Monday Friday 9 00am to 5.00pm Ordinary: $5 00 per line (Mm. $15 00) Saturday 8.30 am to 2.00pm f "am V deadline tor the Sunday T,mes) Semi-display: $20 00 per col. cm. Public Holiday 9.00 am to I.oopm (Mm. $60.00 Straits Times) $20.50 per col. cm
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        1120 7 33 Babysitting/ 33 Babysitting/ Child Care Centre Child Care Centre Put your child m good hands. We have a choice of child care options for you. Family Day Care for personal mothering m a care giver's home, by care givers who are themselves mothers. Or Child Care Centre where your
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        1162 7 CLASSIFICATION GUIDE: Food/Entertainment (2 5) Personal Services/Merchandise(ll 39) Business to Business (49 58) Employment (64 74) Vehicles (81 98) Properties (105 127) Travel Guide (135 139) Education A Instruction (146 157) Announcements (166 174) Obituaries (181 186) TAKEA CLOSER LOOK Family Day Care or Child Care Centre, whichever the choice,
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        643 8 54 Book-keeping/ Secretarial/ H Answering/ Translation Services PRESTIGIOUS REGISTRATION ADDRESS ($l5)/ Answering ($l5)/ Telex Office room 336K8M Sylvia Phul (Out estab fuli> > uii\ puterlsed operations assures you >>f not hiiviiiK to keep changing address printing stationery) YOUR PROFESSIONAL CHOICE: Prestigeous Address Pleasant Answering. Economical Typing, islng, lelex. Exec Room
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        628 8 57 Business Opportunities PRESTIGIOUS REGISTRATION ADDRESS slh) Answering ($l5) Telex Office room H:t6BBH6. Sylvia Phul. 100 address stickers tree for new clients.) VEHICLE. GENERAL GOODS, machinery equipment etc from Spore export to Hatam liv I custom clearance, house-to- louse service Tel I'ony Koo. Xi62\'i2 WELL EQUIPPED SALON for take over.
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        590 8 65 Situations Wanted 65 Situations Wanted FILIPINO $220 THAI $220 SRI LANKAN $180 INDONESIAN $200 OFF DAYS COMPENSATED We select tram orientate uui very own girls Uuud attitude, hardworking honest, obedient Cpraplele placement lee Includes: Airfare $5,000 Security Bond $10,000 PA Performance Bond, Visa fee Medical bxam process complete documentation
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        600 8 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive f Trading Organisation invites^ I applications for the position of: I MARKETING MANAGER The successful candidate, reporting to the Managing Director, will be Singapore based, but with additional responsibilities tor Malaysia Major responsibilities include: The development, formulation implementation of professional marketing strategies plans for existing
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        502 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical MMMLWOMI PERMANENT VACANCY MALE/FEMALE JAPANESE c Age 26 -35 years c Willing to work tn service line m Singapore Able to converse well m Fnglish MALE/FEMALE LOANS CLERK Age below 24 years Mln. GCE O 1 level c 1-2 years experience In the loans administration
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        802 8 NEWS at work JHhKjlb SB JmWm W IMB ,m Me confessed that it's a j^HtiHbMF Wm «W wS tedious job as he has to m m strip off the old paint .jjfl"jfr t gm HSB^^. JHBfaflL^ BB irst re P air the cr?cks JwPWWjk jS&r^Jl&ki flßf ancl J oints sandpaper
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        421 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical TYPIST CUM RECEPTIONIST c GCE 'O' level, c Typing speed 35— 40 w.p.m. Interested applicants please write with full resume, expected salary contact no. to: 970 TOA PAYOH NORTH #07-07 SINGAPORE 1231 Urgently required SUPERVISOR/ PURCHASING PERSONNEL for Indian fast food restaurant. Cell *****00 for
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        414 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical TRADING COMPANY AT Robinson Road require Female Experienced Accounts Clerk. Applicants must be able to type, keep full set of books, prepare income tax return and balance sheet. Mm. qualifications: LCCI Higher Accounting. Able to start from Jan. 1986. Applicants, please submit all particulars and
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        287 8 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales LADIES OR GENTLEMEN We market a product that can save your friends or business associates and conveniences. You should earn not less than $28,000 m year 1 and $40,000 m year 2 on a full-time basis. Parttimers are welcome. A good Secondary
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        195 8 Excellent Opportu-^ nity to build your own I service oriented business. We are a well established Life Assttmnc* company iiM'i sprks GCE '0" and 'A' level holders, and graduates from local and foreign universities, age 18 years and above, who aspire i<> lake up Hie rtrallenglne, <:<- -reer of life
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        707 9 71 Situations Vacant: Sales NIIGATA ENGINEERING (S) PTE LTD Regions! Headquarters of a leading Japanese Company dealing m Engineering and Manufacturing m the field of Heavy Industries for 80 years' operation. IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENT FOR: SALES OFFICER (MALE) OF NIIGATA PARTS CENTER IN SINGAPORE Qualifications: c Polytechnic graduate or equivalent. With
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        612 9 71 Situations VacantSales FA well established^ company with diversified business interest invites suitably qualified candidates to fill the positions of:A) MARKETING EXECUTIVE B) SALES EXECUTIVE For Post (A):Successful candidate will be responsible for marketing interior/ exterior architectural finished products and should have good contacts with architects, consultants, builders and contractors
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        703 9 71 Situations Vacant: Sales A ROBINSON'S Wa invite applications to fill the following positions: A) RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONE OPERATOR GCE O' level Friendly courteous personality Good spoken English ability to converse In Mandarin with pleasant voice B) SALES ASSISTANTS GCE 'O' or N 1 level 18 years above Pleasant polite disposition
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        850 9 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical Applications are invited from suitably Vi qualified candidates for the position of: ENGINEERING ASSISTANT Requirements: NTC holders/Polytechnic graduates with 2-3 years industrial experience Must possess electrical knowledge and able to interpret blue prints Trouble-shooting, electrical and mechanical repairs Possess initiative and able
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        511 9 73 Situation* Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Ijm BLACKS DECKER ii! [■Starting salary between $uU3""so4/ pmß I ITC/NTC m Electrical Engineering j Possess knowledge of electronics and micro- i j! processors I j Must be able to lead a group of Electricians J Have 3 years related experience j
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        472 9 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production I SEAGATE I 11 1 HYOHrU I m urgently requires I ffl •No experience required I Minimum Primary 6 education I Training will be provided 9 Ist shift: 700 am -3.30pm t^QAI M Gross Salary: «^«9 7V| Come personally for an interview
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        522 9 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous (pee Advanced Copying System Worldwide As the leading group of companies m the reprographic industry we require for expansion:A) SALES EXECUTIVE with:--e a minimum qualification GCE 'A' level. c preferably a proven track record of sales m reprographic industry. c own car B) ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT with:--e
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        344 10 74 Situation* Vacant: Miscellaneous Singapore Airport Terminal Services invites applications from Singapore Citizen* tor the appointment of: TEMPORARY SFXURITY WARDENS Applicants must have completed Primary Education and be between and 55 years of age Successlul applicants will be required to work on shift The gross commencing salary is $500 a
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        655 10 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous w SUMIDEN ELECTRONICS PTELTD Personal Driver Age 30-45 years Preferably able to speak simple Japanese To help m general office work Successful candidate will be working at our Pasir Panjang office. Interested applicants are to call *****77 I \for an appointment. >^ THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF
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        371 10 81 Vehicles For Hire MALAYSIAN CAR AVAIL, for rent at $70 per day. Call at: Ming Arcade, #06-09. Tel: *****33/ *****33. MALAYSIAN CAR AVAILABLE for rent at $70 per day. Call at: Ming Arcade, #06-09. Tel: *****71/ 2. PICKUPS a LORRIES. Jurong, Bukit Timah. *****86/ *****93/ *****10/ *****58 (7am-Upm). SHENSON:
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        850 10 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance CROWN MOTOR OFFERS best term on hire purchase/ Insurance for used vehicles. Immediate approval and payment. Tel: *****14/ *****62. VARIOUS TYPES OF saloon car finance. Fortuna Credit Pte Ltd, *****27/ 8. 134 Serangoon Road. 85 For Sale: Alfa/ Peugeot/Volvo ATMOsTTTTLTATIIuIieTtrTccT dent free. Showroom cond. Highest offer
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        884 10 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan MAY 1978 DATSUN 120Y, with alrcon, cassette, road tax till April '86. Excellent cond. *****52 IST CO. REGN. '81 120 Y. Aircond., tuff-koted, tax 3/86. Showroom cond. $7,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****05. 1 OWNER, 17 MTHS. Nissan Powerblrd I.6GL. 5-speed, power steering, lots of savings. *****66 12/'BI
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        861 10 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi 1960 LANCER 'OL'. Aircon., cassette, beautiful condition. Contact: *****31. Price: $11,800 0.n.0. 1963 O PLATE Mitsubishi Galant 1600 s/wagon. I owner. Good cond. Tel: *****72. 1984 COLT 5-SPEED. 1 owner, sports rims. Very good condition. $19,800 0.n.0. Tel: *****22. 2/82 GALANT 1600 GLS. 1 CO. owner,
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        724 10 94 For Sale: Other Makes 1964 REGISTERED CITROEN Visa GT. 1 owner, $21,000. Phone: *****77 ext 13. 8/83 SUZUKI 800. New model. Aircon., radio cassette. Low mileage. Immaculate con I *****92. '82 OPEL REKORD Bellna, auto. Power steering, Immaculate condition. *****91, Wilfred. 95 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles 1962 MAZDA Tl3OO,
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        841 10 97 Vehicles Wanted WANTED 2ND HAND 5 TON TIPPER LORRY 4-wheel drive Accident free Good condition Not more than 5 years old Offers please write m toS.T. BOX A***** 390 Kirn Seng Road Spore 0023. CASH PAYMENT. HIGHEST offer for PARF, non-PARF, used cars, Q registered vehicles, commercial vans and
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        860 10 106 Accommodation Available: Houses DEAR EXPATRIATES. FINDING a house/ apt. Is as easy as ABC with Perfect Housing to help you. Whether you want a modern or colonial bungalow, a palace or terrace, Just dial: *****64/ *****52. We'll both be so glad you did. FOR SALE: $550,000/ Rent: $1,200 Sprlngleaf
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        718 11 106 Accommodation 106 Accommodation Available: Houses Available: Houses I JFfor letting BUNGALOWS 14 KAY SIANG ROAD double-storey/detached bungalow with 3 bedrooms located m exclusive residential District 10 clean spacious country living large landscaped compound only a 10-minute drive to Orchard Road BY TENDER For enquiries, please contact Estates M\ Officer
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        490 11 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments rpflß EfIST PWZfI I Luxurious Apartments TO LET At the junction of Scotts/ Orchard Road, next to Hyatt Hotel. 14,000 sq ft Hotel Style Lobby. Swimming Pool, Tennis Court, Squash Court, Billiard Room, Gymnasium and many other facilities. Self Service Free Launderette. Ample Indoor Car Parking
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        822 11 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments GRENVILLE CONDO. Rental Upper maisonette. 2700 sq.ft. $3,200 Please call: *****11 EXT. 119 Grace VILLA DELLE ROSE Lower mai«on«lte Available In January 1986 Please contact: *****11 Mi 119/ 193 Grace or Annie TOP FLR. APT., City Twrs., d. 1025. Wood panelled carpeted throughout. Central Individual alrcondltlonlng.
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        866 11 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D.lO FERNHILL CT. upp. mals. 2,400 sq.ft. 3+ 1 bdrms. Pool. $3,500 p.m. 0.n.0. Hill-Homes, *****89/*****86. D.lO GRENVILLE MAIS. 3 bdrms. servant's. Split-level. With nice gdn. Furn. Aircon. Pool, squash. DYP *****23. D.lO, KING'S RD. New condo. 3 bdrms., p/furn. with split system alrcond., s/ pool.
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        852 11 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D.19 KIM CHUAN Dr. new maisonettes. 3 bdrms. 2411 sq.ft. $1,300 unfurn. Phil Services *****88. D.21, BRAND NEW apt, Carriage H'se. 2/3 bdrms. $1,600/ $2,200. F/furn./ facilities. MAE:*****96. 0.21 CLEMENTI PK. Condo facilities, new furnishings, 3+l bdrms, $1,800. Owner *****41. 0.5 FABER HILL/ Hong Leong well
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        713 11 109 Accommodation Wanted: Houses OHB^BMPHMBBOTiWeaMIpaBHBHPjajBI EMBABBY ATTACHE REQUIRES bunglws., seml-detaced terr. houses m prime dlst Able to pay 1 yr. advance. Owner's call the Administrator, *****20 (no agts) DHE HAS CLIENTS requiring 4/5bdrm. bunglws. with large living/ dining area, pool optional. Owners, call: DHE, *****5. NEWLY ARRIVED EXPAT./ director req.
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        1545 11 113 For Sale: Houses IH For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses J Hill-top Luxury Residences 1 Elevated locality. Easy Transportation i|j Situated beside Shangri-la Park and the Pmii M well-known St Nicholas Pri Sec School at l£^' 1 '^~~r~, «3 Thomson area Near MRT station A new |T" i^
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        851 12 113 For Sale: Houses D.19 TAI KENG Gdn Renovated d/storey terr. Split-level, 4 bdrms $365,000 o no. Rolf *****11 D.20, FABER GARDEN vicinity, d/storey seml-d. 4,300 sq.ft F'hold $490,000 Marifold: *****96. D.20 SEMBAWANG HILLS Est s/storey seml-d, 3 bdrms., mornIng sun $270,000. *****55 Agt D.21, BUKIT TIMAH vicinity, d/storey seml-d,
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        305 12 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments I Mandarin Gardens "We pay less for our new home with an OUB Housing Loan" At Overseas Union Bank, we offer one of the best interest rates available for Housing Loans. Which means that m the long run, you can
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        399 12 D.lO SOMMERVILLE APT. High fir. 3+l bdrms. store. 2010 sq.ft. Excellent recreational facilities. $460,000. Standard- *****11. D.ll APT. GOLDHILL vicinity. High fir. Extensively renovated. 3 bdrms., servant's. F'hold. Well maintained. Holland *****79. D.12 BRAND NEW Elegance View, 3 bdrms./ servant's. Area 1.700 sq.ft. Freehold. $285,000. City Real Estate: *****91. D.12
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        901 12 114 For Sale: Private Apartments 015T.21, RAINBOW GDN, brand new mais. 1.800 sq.ft. F'hold $330,000 0.n.0. GK, *****12/3/4. DIST.2I, RAINBOW GARDEN. Lower upp. mais., 1.800 sq.ft., 4 bdrms $320,000 Hank. *****89. DIST.B, CAMBRIDGE VILLAGE walk-up apt F'hold. Low fir. $33f>,000. Call Rosalind. *****34. DIST.B, SAM LEONG Mans.. 3 bdrms. $180,000.
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        914 12 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 3-RM. UPPER BOON Keng $36,000 Ang Mo Kio/ Hougang/ Hillview $35,000. Bedok $39,000. Clementi $50,000. Dover $48,500. Ghim Moh $41,000 Holland $42,000. Teban $39,000. Haig Rd. 545,000. Toa Payoh $33,000. Telok Blangah $49,000. Sin Ming $50,000. Circuit $22,000. Marsiling $30,000. Marine $42,000. Roehor Centre. $72,000.
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        653 12 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments TOA PAYOH 3-RM., Blk. 165, 10th fir mosaic/ parquet, near market, $36,000. *****88. 3-RM. A.M.KIO AYE.3 81k.424, 2nd fir., renovated Opposite Bus Interchange. $43,000. Tel: *****01. 3-RM. BEDOK RESERVOIR Blk 615, (High fir.) Ceramic throughout. $54,000 neg. (Full CPF) 255-3333 3-RM. BEDOK BLK-128/ 402,/ 529
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        444 12 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces |s PRIME LIGHT INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX I !IMinM Bnd ustr ai i UH I UN Building H JALAN PEMIMPIN fp 2 cargoes and 1 passenger lift. Si 'Wi Tight Security system. M |O Clean and well maintained. nffl ftps Competitive rentals 1 UNION TEXTILE CO.
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        391 12 r Factory Warehouse Terrace Factory Terrace Warehouse Units for Sale/Lease at Paya Lebar Macpherson 2,000 sq.ft. and above. Tel: *****84/5, Lynn 2 BLOCKS PRESTIGIOUS THYE HONG CENTRE 6 STOREY WAREHOUSE/FACTORY Nos. 2 4 Leng Kee Road Junction Tanglin Road, Alexandra Road/ Tiong Bahru Road. YOONG A CO. TEL: *****77/ *****51
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        485 12 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces illarehouse /factory cum Office for Sale /Lease Competitive rate. Small area tailored to your needs. Available for short/long lease. Please call Mrs Bessie Wong *****40 WANTED: EXISTING COMMERCIAL SITE FOR OILFIELD SERVICE COMPANY. Approximate requirements: c Total enclosed workshop/ storage area of
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        399 12 120 For Sale: Office Spaces DISTRESSED SALEI GOLDHILL Plaza. 3 partitioned rms. Carpeted. 1215 sq.ft. Any reasonable offer secures. Chambers: *****77 GOLDEN MILE Complex, Ist fir., 400 sq.ft. Carpeted. Partitioned. $125,000 0.n.0. Hill-Homes, *****86/ *****89. 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Suites from 70 to BOOm* Flexibility of A/C hours
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        630 13 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces RAFFLES PLACE AREA (SQ. FT.) THE ARCADE 595 2000 4733 7600 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK BUILDING 904 1 21 ***** 1 2220 OCBC CENTRE *****00 2523 ***** OCBC CENTRE SOUTH 1000 3000 ***** OCEAN BUILDING 1 050 2400 3000 SHELL TOWER
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        390 13 $2.99 P.S.F. PARKWAY Parade. 1600 sq.ft. $1.99 p.s.f. Auto Ctr. 1800 sq.ft. Textile Ctr. 900 sq.ft. Jonathan Charles 278-8777. D.14 ÜBI AYE. 4 Ist fir. office 1.900 sq.ft. Rental negotiable. Lindtrac *****79. D.7 GOLDEN MILE Complex, furn. off. (whole/ part) for rent, mcl. PUB. Unlwest: *****15/ *****47 GOLDEN MILE TWR.
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        416 13 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces SHOP SPACE AT: Katong Shop ping Centre »81-121, 330 sq ft. at $600 p.s.f Sultan Plaza -02--28/ 29, around 1010 sq.ft. at $500 p.s.f. Tel: *****31' *****86. D.1025 HENRY PARK. 1,500 sq.ft Sale $385,000. Superspeed Agency *****42/ *****74. D.7 GOLDEN MILE Complex, about 240 sq.ft.
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        607 13 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces Shop spaces wit! reasonable rates. Areas: 442/49! PENINSULA PLAZA Unit* Sq. ft. 01-07/08 762.74 01-15 279.86 03-42 447.99 03-44/45 1,153.57 03-49 209.68 04-18/23 2,115.54 04-25 339.06 04-47 356.72 04-51/52 785.23 04-55 698.58 05-01/04 1,333.22 05-26 351.66 05-27 351.66 05-28 351.66 05-44 667.90 05-47 356.72 05-49
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        450 13 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces fi good frontage at 5/882 sq. ft. 127 Other Real Estate TONS OF SOIL for sale m Johore. If interested pis. contact: *****23. 135 Air Travel ALL ENQUIRIES ON Air Fares, Tours Hotel Booking worldwide. Call Giamso Tours Tel: *****10 Furama Shopping Centre #01-11. All
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        817 13 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours tiß^k The Pejfect X'mas Gift For FINLAND/ SWEDEN WONDERLAND 8 DAYS Discover the spirit of X'mas at Finland Cruise through the unique archipelago between Finland Sweden on the most luxurious Floating Hotel Silja Line. Be pampered by its unrivalled facilities sauna bath, swimming pool,
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        333 13 137 Tours 137 Tours I MACAU f CHRISTMAS FANTASY Deluxe Accomodation at Sheraton Hotel m Hong Kong (Kowloon) Oriental Hotel (former Excelsior) m Macau All meals provided Sightseeing programmes include: OCEAN PARK SUNG DYNASTY VILLAGE NEW TERRITORIES ASIA TELEVISION viewing life shooting of TV programmes REVOLVING 66 BUFFET LUNCH panaromic
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        704 14 137 Tour* 137 Tours 137 Tours Snam ho i j; TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE LTD. q X tttMtW Manila/Baguio/Pagsanjan 5 days *****/- *t* A eCfllit\ G uaranteedde P son Sun, Mon,Tues,24&2s/12 JJ Bt*" W You won't find this price anywhere else! A Ounia Fantasi+Jakarta+Bandung+Puncak+Cipanas 4 days V V «.ls4Tt/- ttf
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        365 14 137 Tours 137 Tours Iw Christmas \K Special Z*& 3D/4N C AMERON HIGHLANDS Park) $299 ■F'^wri^r^^. jLx 5 meals including X'mas P^i v\ (ryrO breakfast/lunch/dinner. 'i^\ r 3D/4N GENTING "<^^^j)W HIGHLANDS. $179 -^-nZ^^TP Departure: 23/ 12 at B.oopm. V TO Yy^3 DAYS CAMERON /V*J<4>r^HIGHLANDS(by air) $489 yiy 5 meals including
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        797 14 137 Tourt 137 Tours 5 day Medan LakeToba 'VJBILJHHP Special departure Dec 14, 21,29 $490/--8 day Hongkong/ Macau. Zhongshan Special departure Dec 15, 22', 29 $1,589 8 day Hongkong /Shenzhen/ Bangkok Special departure Dec 9, 16, 23*, 30 $1,479/- j 8 day Hongkong/ Macau, Zhongshan/ Shigi/ Foshan/Guilin/Guangzhou/ Hongkong Special departure
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        816 14 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education [KENT UNIVERSITY OF KENT AT CANTERBURY The University of Kent at Canterbury is situated m the warm south of Britain at the most ancient and beautiful of English Cathedral cities m a county described a^ the Garden of England, witl lin
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        341 14 148 Computer Course* N ~jS* Key-in with it BComsertrac OOl&getNCß recognised pteMcomputer esi mi 976 qualifications HIGHER DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER STUDIES Incorporates ICCPNCB Certificate m Data Processing (CDP) BCS NCBPartl Systems Analyst training course DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER STUDIES Incorporates C&G 418 (747)8- ICCPNCB Certificate m Computer Programming Programming training course
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        284 14 148 Computer Course* NCC Diploma m Computer Studies C G 747 ICCP/NCB Examination Course BCS/NCB Examination Course BASIC, COBOL, FORTRAN AND PASCAL, Accounting Package WORDSTAR dBASE 11, LOTUS 1-2-3 *****82/*****45/W169 PROGRAMMING using IBM Apple Start 18 Dec. 1985 A 2 month comprehensive course comprising elementary and advanced concepts and practice
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        470 15 149 Secretarial/ 149 Secretarial/ Typing Courses Typing Courses P3*P| Secretarial Courses Lm| WiTH STAMFORD ENTRAINING YOU'RE ONLY |>J ONE YEAR AWAY E=l FROM ATOP W»J SECRETARIAL JOB. Ea| On our intensive secretarial course -fl you'll be trained by fully k*fl qualified lecturers. using AWtL^ first class facilities. iv^o H fi
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        436 15 150 Commercial/ Technical Courses SPECIAL SCHOOL HOLIDAY COURSES c BASIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING c BOOKKEEPING c ENGLISH FOR COMMERCE c JAPANESE c SHORTHAND c TYPEWRITING PLEASE ENROL EARLY. For more information, please call: BMC COMMERCIAL TRAINING CENTRE Blk. 162 (Next to Regal Theatre) #03-3545 Bt. Merah Town Centre Singapore 0315 Tel.
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        851 15 151 Language Courses 151 Language Courses LEARN ENGLISH WITH ILC The London-based worldwide Language Teaching Organisation NEW TERM STARTING 6TH JANUARY '86 GENERAL ENGLISH COURSE All Levels. Full/ Part-time. Aimed at developing listening, reading, speaking and writing skills. Suitable for locals and foreigners. (Student pass can be arranged). TOEFL A
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        423 15 157 Other Courses PREGNANT LADIES JOIN our informative pre-natal course for calmer delivery, more confident parenthood, etc., on Sat. 14/12. 'Things' taught by us can't be obtained from elsewhere/ books. Beneficial Yoga/ Aerobic classes for people with over/ under weight/ backache problems, shyness, etc. starting. Join now get 10% X'mas
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        798 15 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES ■HI R^IOARI H Telefax No: *****59 Kates: B ox Service: WUIHJIIIW O I Mil I o nOJUgg I Sftles Se^ce. Straits^Times: 5525.00 psc. cm Collected: 555.00 Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD Tel: *****11 ext 5724-7 5669> Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm Posted: SSIO.OO APPOINTMENTS 1 1 MATTEL (M)SDN.BHD.
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        517 15 Mm IrNL GOVERNMENT OF NEGARA BRUNEI DARUSSALAM Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill the post of PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST m the Medical and Health Services Department, Ministry of Education and Health, Negata Brunei Darussalam. SALARY SCALE: M. 13-14 EB 15 852,300 $4,220 per month. QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE: a)
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        486 16 APPOINTMENTS The Construction Industry Development Board was established by an Act of Parliament to promote the development, improvement and expansion of the construction industry. The Board invites applications for the following appointment:I Senior Development I 1 Officer I Construction Statistics Economics The Senior Development Officer (SDO) wijl be expected to
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        758 16 GOVERNMENT OF NEGARA BRUNEI DARUSSALAM Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill the post of METEOROLOGICAL FORECASTER m the Civil Aviation Department, Ministry of Communications. Negara Brunei Darussalam SALARY SCALE: B 2 EB 3 $2,270 $4,240 per month QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE: a) Must have at least a degree
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        711 16 NOTICES I PERNAS CHARTER MANAGEMENT SDN BERHAD KUALA LUMPUR Outputs of tin concentrates for the undermentioned companies under the management of Pernas Charter Management Sdn Bhd and its associates for the month of November 1985areasfollows:Malaysia Mining Corporation Berhad Group of Companies TONNES Malaysia Mining Corporation Berhad and Subsidiaries (including Kramat
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        1137 16 I -41 \?M J«| FRASER NEAVE LIMITED RESULTS FOR THE HALF YEAR The directors announce the unaudited results for the half year ended 30th September: GROUP COMPANY I 1985 1984 Change 1985 1984 Change I $'000 $'000 $'000 $'000 TURNOVER 132,894 114,459 +16.1 TRADING PROFIT 9.780 8.389 +16 6 Share
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        497 17 APPOINTMENTS The Construction Industry Development Board was established by an Act of Parliament to promote the development, improvement and expansion of the construction Industry. The Board invites applications for the following appointment:I Senior Development I I Officer I Construction Statistics Economics The Senior Development Officer (SDO) wijl be expected to
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        766 17 GOVERNMENT OF NEGARA BRUNEI DARUSSALAM Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill the post of METEOROLOGICAL FORECASTER m the Civil Aviation Department, Ministry of Communications. Negara Brunei Darussalam. SALARY SCALE: B 2 EB 3 $2,270 $4,240 per month. QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE: a) Must have at least a degree
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        710 17 NOTICES I I PERNAS CHARTER MANAGEMENT SDN BERHAD KUALA LUMPUR Outputs of tin concentrates for the undermentioned companies under the management of Pernas Charter Management Sdn Bhd and its associates for the month of November 1985 are as follows Malaysia Mining Corporation Berhad Group of Companies TONNES Malaysia Mining Corporation
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        1161 17 ill FRASER NEAVE LIMITED j^SB R tBB UNCOKPOmH UIN iIM.APORf i RESULTS FOR THE HALF YEAR The directors announce the unaudited results for the half year ended 30th SeptemberGROUP COMPANY 19f15 1984 Change 1985 1984 Change $'000 $'000 $'000 $'000 TURNOVER 132,694 114.459 +16.1 TRADING PROFIT 9,760 8,389 +16 6
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        818 18 NOTICES Singapura Building Society Limited (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) 70 Shenton Way, #01-01, Marina House, Singapore 0207. NOTICE CONVENING THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE SIXTEENTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Company will be held m the Board Room of the Company, Marina House,
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        452 18 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 and IN THE MATTER OF SOE HAI GUAN REALTY CO. PTE. LTD. (In Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE OF RESOLUTION At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of SOE HAI GUAN REALTY CO. PTE. LTD. duly held and convened at 36 Phillip
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        312 18 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP 185 (Section 291 [1 > AND IN THE MATTER OF LIAN SENG HOE (PTE) LIMITED (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) STATUTORY DECLARATION OF INABILITY OF COMPANY TO CONTINUE BUSINESS AND THAT MEETING OF THE COMPANY AND ITS CREDITORS HAVE BEEN SUMMONED
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        409 18 IN THK MATTKR OK THK COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND BON MOLD PTE. LTD. At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company deemed to have been held at 15 Gul Avenue, Jurong, Singapore 2262 on Thursday, sth December 1985, the following resolutions were passed:1. SPECIAL RESOLUTION WINDINO.-UP "That Bon Mold
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        103 18 T iHHHMM ■■■■HIV' T moved higher. lßM We've just moved higher up Shing Kwan E sm E^E House to enable us to provide even better 'z.:_ ZZ w JZT service with expanded and improved facilities. z ZLJT the Reception Education Center on the IE" """EEiiEr 1 3th storey 7Eb the
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        1484 19 Board of Directors Chairman: Tan Sn Hashun bin Aman. P.M.N.. P.S.M., D.P.M. X.. D.S.N.S., D.P.M.J., D.C.S.M., S.S.S.A., J.M.N, (Appointed on Ist June, 1985) Da o'Jtfht bin Hussein, D.P.M.J., J S.M (Resigned as Chairman Chief Executive on Ist June. 1985) Vice Chairman: Date' Richard Ho Ung Hun, D.P.M.P. Chief Executive: Wan
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        1418 19 6. INVESTMENTS The Bank The Group 1985 1984 1985 1984 $'000 $'000 $'000 $'000 Cost: Malaysian Government Securities quoted 635,400 474,530 804,809 601,223 Other Government Securities quoted 58,774 46,541 58,774 46,541 Quoted shares 2,534 4,549 Unquoted shares 20,340 20,492 27,027 27,180 Unsecured loan notes 5.000 10,000 5.000 10,000 719,514 551,563
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        856 20 I pkl MA YBAN FINANCE (SINGAPORE) LIMITED I 2!«A?£r (Formerly known as Malayan Finance Corporation (Singapore) Limited) FINANCE I (incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) H Board of Directors Chairman: Y.B. Dato Richard Ho Ung Hun Directors: V.M. Raja Badrol Ahmad Lim Jun Ying Mohd. Yusof Haii Nassir Wan Azmi
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        773 20 j» ptl np A DTI* A 1* Authorised: -20,000,000 shares of $1 each 20,000,000 20,000,000 Issued and fully paid:- 5,000,000 shares of $1 each 5,000,000 3,000,000 (1984: 3,000,000 shares of $1 each) At the Extraordinary General Meeting held on 28th May, 1983, the company resolved to increase its issued and
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        657 21 NOTICES CRYSTAL TRAVEL PTE LTD I ANNOUNCEMENT We wish to inform that we are not involved m the winding-up of Crystal Holidays Tours Pte Ltd. Since the notice of voluntary winding-up of Crystal Holidays Tours Pte Ltd advertised on December 3, 1985 m the Straits Times, there has been a
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        287 21 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND IN THE MATTER OF SCOTT OVERSEAS TRADING (S) PTE LTD (In Members' Voluntary Windlng-Up) SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS PASSED ON TTH DECEMBER 1985 At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the company held at 23 Tomang Raya Jakarta Barat Indonesia on the 7th
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        135 21 mP^^^^^B^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^k N THE m G n COURT OK THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE I Companies Winding I p I CHANGE OF NAME In the Matter of the I (rhaPterlBs) Please be informed that with effect from stAVrf^f^i to 13th of November 1985 I STABCKETE LTD NOTIC E OF WINDING-HP ORDER LAWRENCE
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        277 21 'Wii'iii i r 1 rtiM Imim' ifirwWßMf SUN TAN By Collette ■T#o// 7W/S -SMfuiTl ■TWHAT'S THIS WpM JTIT'S MY SPEOAIU PTNf)tTT/M6 JMST^J FT 7F«R/AU/ Jin SMeu/NfTHfNjS Vl F SMOKED CMIO<EH fF* H COOK^t QM&H H THE BOHN LOSER By Art Sansom VJ^5R?r i 00... woßm me pnpbr w$ wraimu -school"
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        416 21 PEANUTS **J r Schutx LOOK! LOOK AT THiS UIMAT |F ME HAS A LOOK AT THAT PICTJRE "7^/ ME DOESN'T PICTURE OF SANTA O.AUS. 1 HEART ATTACK WHILE HE'S A6AIN NOTICE ANVTHIN6" LIKE I MAVE A PON'T TELL ME HE ISN'T FLYIN6 TMROU6H THE AIR f^—— M AT V COPILOT
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        Two to serve rich treat from Israel
        475 22 An Israeli duo viola player Daniel Benyamini and pianist Milka Laks will give a recital at the DBS Auditorium tonight at 8 pm. JOHN do SOUZA introduces the two musicians. EARS prick up whenever there's talk of Israel's classical musicians, who have an
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        Sade's second is a Promise well-kept
        576 22 Sade proves she's still a smooth and cool operator on her second album, Promise (it's out m the stores). STEPHEN HOLDEN reports. PROMISE (Epic-Por-trait), the second album by the Nigerian-born British pop star Sade, marks an impressive leap forward for the singer-lyri-cist whose debut
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        Real Vice seeks cash desperately
        540 22 The hit series, Miami Vice, which will come our way early next year, spends m one episode more money than the real squad gets to spend m a year. JACK BARR reports from Florida. THE bored-looking cops holding back the crowds have seen it all
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        771 22 I What's On MERLION WEEK M (Schumann), Sonata Ar- shows from 10 am 3 pm. BOOKMARKS EXHIBITION. the 1940s. Mondays to Satur- PIONEERS OF SING A4^ awhiJM* peggione (Schubert), Orien- Mondays Fridays except Bookmarks made of wheats- days, 9 am -5 pm; Sundays PORE AND THE SURRENAT SENTOSA. An exhibition
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        1094 22 r— I Radio One THE BEASTLY BRIGADE (10.05 am and 4.30 pm) is a series that teaches children about animal behaviour and characteristics through the adventures of Professor Featherbrain and Bulldog. This week, the focus is on the monkey. 90.5 MHz n VHF Band N 5.58 AM National Anthem followed
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        362 23 5 CASIO I MADE IN JAPAN *^M L^^^| •<-**■ W mm "»ft C* E&*S% MH W 'dP I§^fe^^^a^/-° rr h EG IISTERNOW1 ISTERNOWa 1 II lin 9i! a f i c^ w Vr u"t% h e Zt T A the language school with the triendly i/c c vll/ international atmosphere
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        191 23 C 1 I fl 1 i 1 L VP i 1 flB 1 4^W<W^^^^^^^^^^^B Singapore contingent... see our sportsmen and women at Bangkok Sea Games 85 (Ch 8, 10.30 pm) 2.30 PM SBCText live' Sample Pages 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by The Enchanted Tree (Mandarin drama series) 4.00
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        126 23 All programmes in English unless otherwise indicated Mission to the moon in Space (Ch 5, 9.30 pm) 7.50 Hiburan Minggu Ini (Malay live' entertainment programme) 8.30 Small Wonder Sibling 9.30 Space (Malay subtitles) (See My View) 10.30 Kool and the Gang (See My View) 11.45 Hotel (Series) All programmes >n
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        1051 23 ummmmmmMmmmmm win ■iiiiiiiihihiihiimwiwii hiiiiimijiiihi m— MY VIEW Kannan Chandran ggatsss First clay's action at Sea Games J%T1 <a V" •Ji-^ lt.SI pm) C-r Judge Sharringham THE Singapore Broadcasting tender age of 14, formed the the Gang. One, Open Sesame, at the Louisiana World Expo- te al out jg. s 01
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