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Title Section15 1986-01-18 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1986 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 188/12/8515 words
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Article642 1986-01-18 1 CATHERINE C. ONG; S. KUMAR - Big boost for services CATHERINE C. ONG S. KUMAR EDB to 'elevate' importance of sector m fuelling growth By and THE Government has picked the long-neglected services sector as another engine of growth to rev up the economy. With this priority m mind, the Economic Development Board (EDB) will be642 words
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Article, Illustration332 1986-01-18 1 H. L. LIM - H. L. LIM PM m Burma By FIRST-TIMERS at a Burmese banquet had a few surprises on Thursday night. The biggest and it was a pleasant surprise was that Majulah Singapura came with the champagne. It was unusual, to say the least, to have332 words
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Article27 1986-01-18 1 TOKYO, Fri. Ryuzaburo Umehara, one of Japan's foremost Western-style oil painters, died of pneumonia at Keio University Hospital m Tokyo yesterday. He was 97. APAP - 27 words
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284 1986-01-18 1 KONG SOOK CHIN - KONG SOOK CHIN By A HIGH-LEVEL government committee has been formed to look into the declining fertility rate of Singapore women and how to cope with an ageing population. Mr Yeo Cheow Tong, Minister of State (Health and Foreign Affairs), speaking to reporters yesterday,284 words
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Article, Illustration609 1986-01-18 1 Mahathir: Report to be made public when it's safe Auditor-General criticised for making the BMF issue public KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad stressed today the final report of the committee looking into the Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF) loan scandal will only be made public whenBernama - 609 words
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448 1986-01-18 1 NEW YORK, Fri. Gold prices soared to the highest level m 19 months m fast-moving dealings m New York and on European bullion markets yesterday, fuelled by rumours of a mystery buyer and a possible fall m world interest rates. The surgeReuter - 448 words
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Advertisement53 1986-01-18 1 ■vATIQNAL LIBRARY SINGAPORE T/ie Fee/ and A Jfc^ i Power of mjl MARUMAN *4^i |Av*iljMe m Gnphite Grand Tiig+in'BißvinTtA 'Big^inY Sooif 'tint* THE GOLF SPECIALIST Sol p i '«">*' WMisrcjioMNMiioorsrofrrs Inside Summary 2 World News 3,5-7 Asean S Causeway U Editorial 21 Background 21 Letters 22 TlmesDollar 25-28 Classifieds 29-3653 words
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Article363 1986-01-18 2 Bonuses kept up MOST TRADE unions were able to keep up bonus levels last year, despite cost-cutting pressures. A National Trades Union Congress survey of unions representing about 150,000 workers shows that m 566 branches, employees got the same amount m bonuses last year as the year before. In363 words
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Article186 1986-01-18 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE POLICE have come op with an Imaginative, creative and Innovative way of winning over young people. The disco parties, rock concerts, sports, and other recreational and social activities organised over recent months are an attempt by the police to speak the language of youth.186 words
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Article92 1986-01-18 2 POISONOUS YARNS THREE LETTERS today comment on an interview Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam's recently gave an Indonesian newspaper. One says Singapore was cast m a very bad light when it was alluded that it profited at the expense of its neighbours. The reader points out that all economic relations among92 words
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Article166 1986-01-18 2 SELCO REVELATIONS THREATEN PAN-EL RESCUE SALVAGE CLAIMS by Selco Salvage, which appear to be lower than originally estimated, are threatening to scuttle attempts to save its parent company, Pan-Electric Industries. This was revealed by PanEl's receivers and managers, Price Waterhouse, m their second and latest report, released on Wednesday166 words
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Article471 1986-01-18 2 Evacuation plans SOME FOREIGN governments are arranging to evacuate their nationals from South Yemen, where fighting between rival factions has been raging for the past five days. The Soviet Embassy was expected to help coordinate the evacuation of nationals of other countries, Western diplomatic sources said. Meanwhile,471 words
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Article434 1986-01-18 2 Goods/Services Organisation Section Page Arts t Crafts Fuzhou Arts Crafts I 23 Audio Thorn EMI I 25 Hwee Seng Electronics (Pioneer) I 13 Banks Overseas Union Bank Ltd 1—1 Bathroom Accessories Nan Wah Marketing II 20 Supreme Heater I 11 Beverage Cold Storage (Magnolia) I 2 Binds Haller434 words
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191 1986-01-18 2 Around Asean...and Across the Causeway Move on maids INDONESIAN MAIDS can only work m Saudi Arabia if they are employed by the royal family, civil servants or members of the armed forces, the government decided. Indonesian newspapers have dubbed "sex slaves" some women returning from Saudi Arabia with lurid tales191 words
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Article239 1986-01-18 2 Neat Norwich IN A DIVISION where the emphasis is on the physical, Second Division leaders Norwich City are a warming sight, writes MARTIN PALMER. With manager Ken Brown's accent on one-touch and two-touch football, Norwich have earned a reputation as one of the nations most attractive outfits. Page 38239 words
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Article255 1986-01-18 2 Nalla Tan's library SEX, SCIENCE and Shakespeare. These are some of the books that have influenced Nalla Tan's writing and her life, reports REBECCA CHUA, who spoke to the Second Prize-winner of last year's Asiaweek Short Story Competition. Dr Tan's winning story, What You Asked, was inspired by255 words
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386 1986-01-18 3 LONDON, Fri. Britain has again refused to grant full British nationality to some 10,000 non-Chinese residents of Hongkong, saying such a step would encourage others around the world to claim the same right. Mr David Waddington, Home Office Minister responsible for immigration,Reuter - 386 words
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262 1986-01-18 3 How to walk round the world in 30 seconds SYDNEY, Fri. Around the world m 30 seconds this is not a space age fantasy but the time it takes to accomplish that journey at the South Pole, said Mr Walt Seelig, US co-ordina-tor of the Antarctic programme at Christchurch, NewAFP - 262 words
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Article, Illustration347 1986-01-18 3 PETER HAZELHURST - Islands row a cloud over talks PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Fri. A territorial dispute over four islands north-east of the Japanese archipelago continued to bedevil talks between the foreign ministers of the Soviet Union and Japan today. Officials from both sides haggled throughout the day over the termsReuter - 347 words
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Article245 1986-01-18 3 BEIJING, Fri. Sino-So-viet economic and trade relations showed "remarkable progress" last year, but political ties have "not fundamentally improved" because of three major obstacles that Moscow refuses to discuss. Chinese Foreign Minister Mr Wu Xueqian said this yesterday m a report to the standing committee ofUPI; AFP - 245 words
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Article75 1986-01-18 3 BEIJING, Fri. Eight months after the first American port call to China was cancelled, the United States and Chinese navies have conducted a Joint "passing exercise" In the South China Sea, a Western diplomatic source said yesterday. The meeting at sea took place on Jan 12 aboutAP - 75 words
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Article65 1986-01-18 3 SPAIN AND Israel signed a formal agreement yesterday m The Hague that established diplomatic relations between the two nations, an Israeli Embassy spokesman said. The Netherlands Press Association reported from Madrid that the signing ceremony took place m the Dutch capital because Dutch Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers hadAP - 65 words
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Article44 1986-01-18 3 COLUMBIA'S ASTRONAUTS were ordered to stay m orbit an extra day after bad weather blocked a second landing attempt m Florida yesterday. They will try a landing again today, the National Aeronautics and Space Administra- tion announced m Cape Canaveral. UPIUPI - 44 words
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Article68 1986-01-18 3 TWENTY-ONE PEOPLE were reported killed when troops and militiamen loyal to Lebanese President Amin Gemayel recaptured key crossroads on the northern and eastern flanks of Lebanon's Christian heartland yesterday m a tank-led counter-attack on Syrian-backed leftists and Muslims. Meanwhile Mr Gemayel's defeated Christian rival Elie Hobeika,AP; Reuter - 68 words
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Article62 1986-01-18 3 THE BROTHER of the United Arab Emirates Ambassador to London has been released following payment of a US$3 million (556.2 million) ransom after being kidnapped. Mr Mohamed Sadiq Al-Tajir, 45, was held for 11 days, police said m London yesterday. News of the abduction was withheld fromReuter - 62 words
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Article76 1986-01-18 3 A PROMINENT member of Britain's Sikh community was shot and wounded m London on Thursday and police sources yesterday said the act was being investigated as a possible political assassination attempt. A police spokesman said Mr Sangtar Singh Sandhu, injured m the right eye and ear,Reuter - 76 words
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185 1986-01-18 5 NAIROBI, Fri. A physician m Newfoundland, Canada, has been able to make a neurological diagnosis at a dlstanee of thousands of kilometres of a patient In Kenya, thanks to a special satellite link. Professor Max House of the Memorial University of Newfoundland carriedAFP - 185 words
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Article38 1986-01-18 5 LONDON, Fri. Iran has reached an out-of-court settlement with Chevron Corporation to pay the American oil company US$ll5 million (*****.65 million) m claims arising from the 1979 Iranian revolution, the Middle East Economic Digest said. ReuterReuter - 38 words
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439 1986-01-18 5 Foreigners to be evacuated from South Yemen DJIBOUTI, Fri. Some foreign governments are arranging to evacuate their nationals from South Yemen where fighting between rival factions has been raging for the past five days. Djibouti Foreign Minister Moumim Bahdon Farah said the Soviet Ambassador here had asked him to assistReuter; AP - 439 words
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Article414 1986-01-18 5 Pretoria acts against school boycotts JOHANNESBURG, Fri. Police and soldiers forced students and teachers to hold classes at gunpoint at an Indian high school yesterday as the government took a arm step against classroom boycotts launched to undo apartheid. For the first time since the latestAP; AFP - 414 words
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272 1986-01-18 5 Israeli citizenship for man who saved thousands JERUSALEM, Fri. Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg, who disappeared m 1945 after helping thousands of Hungarian Jews escape the Nazis, yesterday became the first man to be awarded honorary Israeli citizenship. The Israeli Parliament, the Knesset, passed a special Bill to enable the awardAFP - 272 words
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128 1986-01-18 6 Break from VDU work 'helps' ease stress' GENEVA, Fri. People working at video screens should be switched periodically to other duties to help ease physical and mental fatigue often associated with their Jobs, an International Labour Organisation (ILO) study says. The document says managers, union officials and workers must heedReuter - 128 words
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Article267 1986-01-18 6 BRUSSELS, Fri. European Commission President Jacques Delors will fly to Tokyo on Monday with a clear message Japan must take concrete steps to boost its imports or risk restrictions on its exports to the European Community (EC). His first visit to Japan follows publication yesterdayReuter; AFP - 267 words
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174 1986-01-18 6 MOSCOW, Fri. Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and his colleagues would favour a total prohibition of vodka, but for the moment dare not take this step because they fear serious social unrest, according to a survey. Dr Boris Iskakhov, of Moscow's Plekhanov Institute of Economy,AF - 174 words
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Article, Illustration301 1986-01-18 6 WASHINGTON, Fri. The United States yesterday formally announced it would not join Moscow m an extended Soviet nuclear test moratorium but President Ronald Reagan said he was grateful for a new Kremlin arms control offer. Both the White House and Defence SecretaryReuter; AFP - 301 words
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143 1986-01-18 6 DONALD HIGGS - Move to scrap juries in British fraud trials DONALD HIGGS By London Reporter LONDON, Frl. Sweeping changes to the conduct of major fraud trials, including a controversial proposal to scrap juries m some cases, have been proposed for Britain. A committee headed by Lord Bosldll, examining ways to tighten the143 words
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Article, Illustration81 1986-01-18 6 THIRTY primary school pupils are seen here taking a computer lesson not m a school classroom, but m a bus. Primary schoolchildren m the Netherlands already have computer lessons, but the government cannot afford computers for all of them. So the Dutch town of Woerden camePana - 81 words
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262 1986-01-18 6 Bonn and Paris to boost military ties BADEN-BADEN (West Germany), Fri. PRESIDENT Francois Mitterrand and Chancellor Helmut Kohl, at their first summit meeting this year, have pledged to intensify military co-operation between France and West Germany. The theme of their talks, at French armed forces headquarters m Baden-Ba-den yesterday, wasReuter - 262 words
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362 1986-01-18 7 Joint economic sanctions against Libya LONDON, Fri. United States Deputy Secretary of State John Whitehead, on the first stop of a European tour to seek joint action against Libya for its alleged major role m international terrorism, failed yesterday to reverse Britain's objections to362 words
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Article, Illustration220 1986-01-18 7 NEW YORK, Fri. A US judge has thrown out attempted murder charges against so-called subway vigilante Bernhard Goetz in the celebrated case of a man who shot four youths demanding money on a New York underground train. Judge Steven Crane, who ruled prosecutors erredReuter; AP - 220 words
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Article67 1986-01-18 7 BENGHAZI (Libya), Fri. About IMM people have offered to Join suicide sqoadg to defend Libya against any US attack, Libyan leader Col Mnammar Gaddafi's sec-ond-in-command, Major Abdul Salaam Jalloud. said yesterday. "We have received letters from some ll,Mt young Arabs and Muslims asking to be trainedAP; UPI - 67 words
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Article, Illustration353 1986-01-18 7 World Bank earns $1.4 b on record borrowings WASHINGTON, Friday THE World Bank, charged with promoting economic growth m impoverished and developing countries, posted strong growth of its own m the first half of fiscal 1986, with a record US$695 million (551.47 billion) net income on record borrowings of US$6.BUPI - 353 words
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127 1986-01-18 7 US industrial output up 0.7 last month WASHINGTON, Fri. Industrial production m the United States rose 0.7 per cent last month, the Federal Reserve Board said yesterday, indicating improved prospects for growth m the economy. Retail sales posted a strong increase as car purchases soared, while unemployment dropped to itsReuter - 127 words
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192 1986-01-18 7 NEW YORK, Fri. RESEARCHERS have found the lock-and-key by which the Aids virus zeroes m on its target m the body's immune system, raising new hopes for a vaccine against the deadly disease. In a report to be published today m Science Magazine,AP - 192 words
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Article, Illustration121 1986-01-18 7 STUDENTS m the second grade of Chicago's Saint Stephen's School seen here decked out m American football gear to demonstrate the Superbowl Shuffle on the Oprah Winfrey television show on Wednesday. The Superbowl Shuffle is a song and video recording made by someAP - 121 words
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107 1986-01-18 7 Heart-op Donna: I'm sad but thankful SAN FRANCISCO, Fri. Donna Ashlock, the 14--year-oid whose boyfriend Felipe Garza pledged to donate his heart to her before he died, is recovering well from a transplant operation and yesterday expressed thanks for the extraordinary gesture of love. "I was surprised when dad toldAFP - 107 words
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Article, Illustration345 1986-01-18 9 Move follows reports of sexual abuse by employers JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia has announced moves aimed at reducing the number of maids working m Saudi Arabia after reports that some of them had been mistreated and sexually abused by their Arab employers. ManpowerReuter; AP - 345 words
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399 1986-01-18 9 Another Aquino polls worker killed report MANILA, Fri. A local official supporting opposition presidential candidate Corazon Aquino m the northern ptovlnce of Qoeos Snr was shot and killed m a rlcefleld early today, Mrs Aqnlno's campaign headquarters announced. It was the second killIng of an Aquino campaign worker m threeReuter - 399 words
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Article43 1986-01-18 9 THE HAGUE, Fri. Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja began a two-day visit to the Netherlands yesterday with brief talks with Dutch Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers. The Netherlands chairs a 12-nation inter-governmental group co-ordinating development aid efforts m Indone- sia. ReuterReuter - 43 words
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164 1986-01-18 9 JAKARTA, Fri. An Indonesian opposition party has urged President Suharto to seek anotherpresidential term from 1988 to 1993, the pro-government newspaper Suara Karya reported today. Mr Syarifuddin Harahap, a spokesman of the Islamic Development Union Party (PPP), said at a parliamentary/ plenary sessionAP - 164 words
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Article57 1986-01-18 9 JAKARTA, Fri. A Chinese mission is due m Indonesia on Tuesday to discuss the recent re-opening of direct trade, the official Antara news agency said today. The visit will be the second by the China Council for Promotion of International Trade since trade ties between theReuter - 57 words
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273 1986-01-18 9 Judge disallows questions on senior officers Thai coup bid case BANGKOK, Fri. A criminal court judge today quashed repeated defence efforts to raise questions about the involvement of senior serving officers m last September's coup attempt. Judge Prasert Boonsee, m charge of the trial of 40 people accused of armedUPI - 273 words
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Article64 1986-01-18 9 MANILA, Fri. At least seven people were killed and 36 wounded when Muslim separatists ambushed a passenger bus m the southern city of Zamboanga yesterday, the official Philippine News Agency reported. Southern military commander Brigadier-General Jose Magno said a renegade group of the outlawed MoroAFP - 64 words
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Article73 1986-01-18 9 BANGKOK, Fri. A Thai army helicopter gunshlp crashed today m soothern Thailand, killing eight military and paramilitary personnel and wounding five. The crash, caused by engine trouble, occurred m Betong district of Yala province, 1,193 km south of here near the Malaysian border. Three crew membersAFP - 73 words
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Article66 1986-01-18 9 CANBERRA, Fri. A fiveman delegation of Australian opposition Members of Parliament will leave for Jakarta on Sunday on a 13-day fact-finding and familiarisation tour of Indonesia, it was announced here yesterday. The team will hold discussions with Indonesian officials for closer parliamentary co-operation and regular reciprocalAFP - 66 words
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Article, Illustration161 1986-01-18 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The Malaysian Tourist Development Corporation (TDC) Is prepared to pay USSSM,Mt (551.15 million) for the services of American comedian-entertainer Bob Hope at the Pacific Area Travel Association (Pata) conference on tourism here m April. However, the chances of MrBernama - 161 words
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Article505 1986-01-18 11 We will remain party MCA KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE MCA will remain a communal party committed to the idea of a multi-racial government for the time being, the party's Secretary-General, Datuk Lee Kirn Sai, said today. However, he did not rule out the possibility of the party becoming multi-racial andNST - 505 words
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Article, Illustration330 1986-01-18 11 Malaysia, Thailand to share information on hideouts BANGKOK, Fri. Malaysia and Thailand today agreed to step up joint military offensives against terrorists of the outlawed Communist Party of Malaya (CPM) operating along their common border. In a joint statement af- ter a one-day annual meetingReuter; AP - 330 words
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230 1986-01-18 11 KUCHING, Fri. SECURITY forces m Sarawak have gained a big propaganda advantage with the surrender of top communist leader Übong anak Nuing, The Borneo Bulletin reported m its latest edition. The influential 62-year-old Iban leader, for whom authorities had offered a M 54,000 reward,230 words
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Article112 1986-01-18 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A kidnapper was shot dead Mid his three accomplices arrested when police raided their hldeomt at Tainan Buklit Teratai m Cheras today. Their victim, a finance company executive identified only as Mr Tan, managed to escape before the raid. The kidnapper, TanNST - 112 words
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Article390 1986-01-18 12 IVAN LIM - IVAN LIM Unions hold the line despite recession By TRADE unions had been able, by and large, to hold the line on bonus payments last year despite cost-cut-ting pressures during the recession. This has been borne out by an NTUC survey of 644 branches390 words
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135 1986-01-18 12 A WOMAN called oat to her husband that she loved him before Jumping IS storeys to her death. A coroner heard yesterday that Er Boon Ilan, 24, had, earlier on the night of Jane IS last year, quarrelled with her husband who had135 words
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108 1986-01-18 12 THE State Coroner yesterday heard a married man describe how his lover fell to her death after she appeared unexpectedly at his 14th storey bedroom window, perched on the outside ledge. Mr Chew Han Kin, a car salesman, said that108 words
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Article, Illustration848 1986-01-18 12 H.L. LIM - H.L. LIM PM's visit to Burma and finally caught up with the PM on the river By The tide is oat. The rains have gone. So Rangoon River m the dry season bares its mad banks and keeps some boats below even pontoon level. WhenWIN PAK KAI - 848 words
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418 1986-01-18 12 Same event, same stories, same difference RANGOON, Fri. All six of Burma's daily newspapers today had identical stories of Mr Lee Kuan Yew's first day m Burma. But that is not surprising. They usually publish the same not similar, but identical news stories. What was a surprise was that none418 words
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Article, Illustration334 1986-01-18 13 ASIAN Aerospace '86 is open to the public from 1 1 am to 6pm today. It is the only chance for the public to see some of the most advanced aircraft and arms technology. Journalist KHOO TENG GUAN, who is also a334 words
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Article, Illustration265 1986-01-18 13 "THE fighter of the future Grumman's X-29 is also on display. However, it is only a model al- though prototypes have been built. This forward-swept wing aircraft with canards (little wings m front) is reputed to be highly agile, skittish as a thoroughbred. It ought265 words
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Article125 1986-01-18 13 What's new in the cockpit WHAT'S also rather new •m the commercial jet world is the Electronic Flight Instrument System or EFIS. The A320 and A3lO, which Singapore Airlines has, are equipped with EFIS cockpits. The pilots, instead of looking at many dials, counters and gauges, now look at small,125 words
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Article, Illustration168 1986-01-18 13 CHINA and Brazil are taking part m the show for the first time. The Chinese have very spartan stands and some models and pictures of their armaments like the Long March-2 rocket and missiles. Brazil is showing its 18- passenger prop- jet, the Embraer Bandeir-ante-110.168 words
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165 1986-01-18 13 PEOPLE who want to release objects Uke balloons Into the air or fly model planes and certain Idles most get the written approval of the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore. A CAAS spokesman said yesterday that Singapore's air space Is congested and such165 words
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325 1986-01-18 13 US multinational seeks buyer to expand plant AN AMERICAN multinational, TRW, is looking for an investor who is willing to pump $5 million into its Singapore plant. This investment is to provide TRW Turbine Overhaul Services at Tuas with equipment, more workers and a new or bigger factory. TRW of325 words
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335 1986-01-18 13 AN AUSTRALIAN aviation company, Hawker Pacific, has given the Singapore aerospace industry a boost by investing Ss3 milLion m an engine service centre here. The centre will be equipped with a special test laboratory which will check gas turbine engines overhauled at Seletar Airbase335 words
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Article, Illustration438 1986-01-18 14 DAVID TOH - DAVID TOH Mercedes m Lamipak fleet By TWO MARBLE lions once stood proudly outside the door at 202, Kallang Bahru, the premises of Lamipak Industries. Yesterday, the two lions were still there but their heads were covered by black plastic garbage bin438 words
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Article, Illustration357 1986-01-18 14 Services sub-committee report EIGHTEEN working groups studied the industries covered by the sub-committee set up to study the services sector. Here we pres- ent reports by four of the groups. Reports of the other groups will appear over the next THE services sector is not357 words
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Article226 1986-01-18 14 Agrotechnology services A PROMOTION agency to develop the agrotechnology industry and make Singapore a centre for such services is needed. The working group said the agency, besides co-ordinating development and helping investors, should also manage all designated agricultural land. Agrotechnology services apply technology to226 words
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Article246 1986-01-18 14 Hotel management services MORE than 5 ,SN people with hotel management skills will be needed for the new hotels over the next two years, according to the working group on hotel management services. Demand will exceed supply because the Singapore Hotel Training and Educational246 words
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300 1986-01-18 14 Plans to ensure a major role in the economy Arts and entertainment SINGAPORE'S arts and entertainment scene will have a major role to play m Singapore's economic future fi the recommendations drawn up by the working group are implemented, the report said. The group argued that such improvements m arts300 words
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Article360 1986-01-18 14 11% growth expected to continue Publishing services THE publishing and printing industry is expected to sustain its past real growth rate of 11 per cent over the next decade. The industry enjoyed real growth m value added of 10.7 per cent between 1976 and 1982, contributing 1.2 per cent to360 words
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128 1986-01-18 14 A HOTEL guest could hardly believe his eyes when he found that a $1,000 note he had left m his car had unaccountably become a $1 note. The man, a company director working here, had asked a hotel car jockey to park his car128 words
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Article, Illustration440 1986-01-18 17 Why Norway finds Singapore attractive SINGAPORE'S location and adaptibility make it attractive to Norway, which is keen to expand economic ties beyond shipping relations, Norway's Prime Minister said yesterday Mr Kaare Willoch, who is here on an official visit, said the Republic has a "number of factors" m its favour.440 words
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Article59 1986-01-18 17 A COURSE on career planning will start on Wednesday for those looking for supervisory or executive jobs. The two-session course will be conducted at the Institute of Education from 7 pm to 9.30 pm by the National University of Singapore's Extramural Studies Department. The fee59 words
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238 1986-01-18 17 NG WENG HOONG - NG WENG HOONG By COME m and see us. That's the invitation extended to all Singaporeans by the Fire Service. In an effort to step up its fire safety drive this year, the service wants members of the public to visit its stations238 words
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716 1986-01-18 17 BEN DAVIDSON - BEN DAVIDSON Cassette dealer's appeal By AN AGE-OLD practice where lawyers who want to raise certain issues on their criminal cases, heard m the lower court, to the High Court do so by submitting a motion was questioned by the Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday.716 words
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Article, Illustration167 1986-01-18 17 A bloom in time for VIP's visit THIS unnamed orchid reached its prime of bloom Just In time for the visit of the Norwegian Prime Minister's wife, Mrs Anne-Marie WUloch, at the Botanic Gardens yesterday. If not for the orchid's perfect timing, the name Dendrobiam Anne-Marie WUloch could well have167 words
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Article, Illustration272 1986-01-18 18 Ad girls will take phone calls A NEW service for advertisers of The Straits Times' classified advertisements (CATS) starts on Monday and It will mean a great relief for those who are bosy. Called Classifone, It Is a free telephone answerIng service. Advertisers who do272 words
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Article91 1986-01-18 18 A STRETCH of Paterson Hill between Paterson Road and Grange Road will be closed from 2 pm today to 5 am on Monday, and from 2 pm on Jan 25 to 5 am on Jan 27 for roadworks. During the closure, traffic along the stretch of91 words
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Article41 1986-01-18 18 THE Food, Drinks and Allied Workers' Union will hold its scholarship award presentation ceremony tomorrow at King's Hotel at 10.30 am. Fifty-eight awards will be given away. The union's adviser and MP for Fengshan, Dr Arthur Beng, will officiate.41 words
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341 1986-01-18 18 They may get financial aid to computerise SMALL businessmen can soon apply for financial aid tc buy computers to help them improve their productivity. A scheme is being finalised jointly by the Small Enterprises Bureau (SEB) and the National Computer Board (NCB), said341 words
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236 1986-01-18 18 Woman loses appeal for $350,000 claim THREE judges yesterday dismissed the appeal of a former factory operator who sought a $350,341 damages claim against a motorcyclist for head injuries she suffered m a road accident m 1980. Madam Tominam binti Tukimin, 31, had appealed after her claim against Mr Toh236 words
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Article, Illustration648 1986-01-18 19 IRENE HOE - IRENE HOE think it's fabulous! It's just common courtesy, not just to the audience m but to the performers. music critic Georgina Emmanuel. 4 In a wayang, people wander m and out they stay only if they're interested. One of the nicest things about Singapore648 words
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175 1986-01-18 19 FIVE minutes after the doors of the Conference Hall auditorium had closed on the opening night of the Sixth Festival of Choirs last night, about 29 latecomers came up. They were not allowed In. Although they had to175 words
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446 1986-01-18 19 HDB changes rules on renting and transfer of rental flats THE Housing Board is changing its guidelines for renting and transferring of rental flats. This is to complement its efforts at encouraging citizens to own homes. Only last month, the Government had announced an easy-payment package to help low-income families446 words
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Article75 1986-01-18 19 Outraging modesty case adjourned THE case against a 34--year-old man was yesterday adjourned for two weeks for the prosecution to look into the charge. District Judge Lee Cheong Hoh questioned the appropriateness of the charge which is one of outraging the modesty of a boy. Kong Yuit Kay, the accused,75 words
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108 1986-01-18 19 Mobil gives $40,000 to Community Chest ONE third of the staff from Mobil Oil Singapore put aside part of their pay for more than a year and collected $20,768 for the Community Chest of Singapore. And on Thursday they handed over to the Chest $40,768, the additional amount being a108 words
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187 1986-01-18 19 More cars but fewer m- cycles stolen last year MORE motorists lost their cars last year compared with 1984, but the number of motorcycles stolen dropped over the same period. Police said yesterday that 694 cars were stolen last year, compared with 542 m 1984. A total of 2,78^ motorcycles187 words
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Advertisement149 1986-01-18 12 Rjr Beautiful Uving...Robinsorfs tAULUOIvt IVJ nVJDIINOUIN O Comprises 3-seater, armchair and recliner. {J^m^qc ?^^H S *wF Model: Lisbona s^l%J*lO 1 t- f RELY ON ROBINSONS FOR THE BETTER THINGS InTJFE I rtoPtfMOrfcS fW6 1, A STATEMENT ON PRICES 'W% WH "^JkT CZ^ Robinson's everyday prices are vVe place the lowest149 words
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Advertisement512 1986-01-18 13 j__ The Chance for a Career m |f 4Hk .->— Computers! fl 1 A^SkWW Wk. es nc^ a cofT'F^t'tive edge over your friends t M «P^R Wm and colleagues. With the present tight m |H W* employment market, the right computer ffl <iR qualification will certainly make the difference. a512 words
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Advertisement322 1986-01-18 14 Porcelain Table Lamp I 2 Days Offer 1 TODAY Ot TOMORROW j Ail at wholesale vNhiim prices k. v MrVw ■rf'v I Jpl *T A replica of an r Bed Lamp Ancient Double WSLC UP $140 pillow Lamp sale $99 $99 per pair IBS per pair Don't miss this rare322 words
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Advertisement260 1986-01-18 15 FORTUNE HUNTERS ON THE PROWL AT Seek your fortune at our (jSJ&O^ fw<^-^ Tiger Park this Lunar SSlew Year /feA <tlw/i/f Parkway Parade's open-air plaza has been turned M&Wiik into a spectacular Tiger Park this Lunar New Year •••'^•"'^V' _^^t ®^H?(! f I \it\ r7^7 snare yourself a small fortune260 words
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Advertisement337 1986-01-18 16 i ISN91 SN9 I jKjjTANDEM I Mffli I 4VTANDEM I I t '.^^B pßWWMß^W^P^^"^^"^^^*^^*^^^^^^ K^B B *w«W«*»^^ mtmfmmam* »w«w»«««^p» Io^i^^*^mmmm W0^ m mum t^mmmm^*^- ""tWi" «*iw^"^W"' -«Si^™"« TJJ^H^ _"T*"ia 9 m*^mim.^ltS 111 AjjjißßWM«iPWi**Ml***W***"^^ T^fi B —^^m m i > Ki^h«M IH9 fft-—^****" J^^ m mwwh B"^^ .^H P^^^^H BBw^Ti fcM337 words
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Advertisement405 1986-01-18 17 YEAR OF THE TIGER 1986 heralds the auspicious beginnings of the year of the FIRE TIGER. A year that promises to be both Dig and bold, forceful and vigorous. This is the year to breathe new life and energy into all ventures and endeavours. Indeed, the year of the TIGER405 words
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Advertisement312 1986-01-18 17 IPrffll^^^n! St 6 chairs 8> a* ««r— «J A1 H I ■■lUil'i I».<C-vi 1 1 rf^^, i* 1 extendable table Egg F I ISi l» A£ T #1' I I S 3*^ ll a^ 1 ®^^W^S ffl iiiimi"" I s''' Rattan OOOfl sai»j T«i s^p(^BF ii ojqo |i a Sofa312 words
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Advertisement162 1986-01-18 18 r Wr I "ff (T^ ill*! n VI IH *'P?«??^^y Double-decker Ram ,nwo"d $490 iwi fnijK||gfc^^ I'" Mi f j|| wm r out a ImmJ^ '$480 km* l^^^v^^S^l Pu out l •ThFT c<^ Wi^ 4^^^^^ M $229 H^ $18 «fa«n*ii»(aiAn) a J^ $180 FreeGiffs WAVE FURNITURE CENTRE Sideboard I r162 words
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Advertisement427 1986-01-18 19 H? SPBWSJp^ 'Slav i s?fJ*i!J* i i |M '"'^»y tfi^'»«<%«'' 1^ fifiaa^^'^^ H* <■ *"?:nHI I4i PwwJßwyJ V^hS j M «ufaL J >-> .-.-u^^. .-■■^.■>.- _;.a^ M m— P ■bbbbv^hl dbbbT ■bbbbV aaav iLbw mmmW bbbbbb b%^ ■■■■aBB aaak am afc a^L7^Baaa\^aaM aa^^aaaaaa^aaaaaa^^^^^aaaaaar^fckaa^^^^TaTfcja^^aaar aa^^^aaaaT^aaaaM^^aaaaa»^^^BaT^aa»KL^Mßnt Spanking new genuine all-leal her lounge427 words
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552 1986-01-18 20 The Straits Times says Police on to a good beat POLICE used to be nothing more than a British pop group to whose beat some Singapore teenagers were fond of gyrating. And ignorant parents would be forgiven if they thought their children were attending a concert given by that band552 words
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509 1986-01-18 20 T. F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane THE GOOD OLD DA YS MY MIND slipped back nostalgically last week to the good old days of 1939 thanks to a surprise gift from a thoughtful architect friend. The gift: A good fhoto-copy of the Aug 3. 939, souvenir programme relating509 words
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Article710 1986-01-18 20 THE ECONOMIST - THE ECONOMIST OPINION By A PANICKY Singapore risked converting a temporary setback into something more permanent when it closed its stock market for three days after the financial collapse of Pan-Electric a month ago. Fortunately, the Government has since regained its nerve. Its willingness710 words
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Article83 1986-01-18 20 "You know things are bad when Whites start learning Zola." The Financial Mail (Johannesburg). "'Well, let me tell you, tomorrow Is more Important than today because today lasts for 24 hours. Tomorrow Is forever." Mr S. Rajaratnam, Senior Minister (Prime Minister's Office). "The worst offenders (people83 words
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Article, Illustration1246 1986-01-18 20 ISMAIL KASSIM - ISMAIL KASSIM MCA-Gerakan merger plan Around the region By There is not much time left for the two parties (MCA and Gerakan) as the Front administration is planning to seek a new mandate m the next few months All the indications are1,246 words
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Advertisement99 1986-01-18 20 The Encyclopedia of Regional Chinese Cooking with recipes from JV <f KENNETH LOS UHMNUOOkiV. Chinese Cookery jfliKWfe'BjlTO Ideal |||lJ|^ 14 Feb Opens A 'Lovely' World Offer Date: 18 Jan-14 Feb '86. All Yaohan Stores. While stocks last. 'jl^ oo 1 80 400 Z~***lL ILJr'Mud 7?n 1-40-"' :^"1 I _J Z.ZU99 words
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Article, Illustration673 1986-01-18 21 Two want 1986 named Year of the Older Woman COLUMBUS (Ohio): Miss Sandy Good, a divorced mother who owns her own business, is not afraid to say she is 46 years old. And, she says, as the first of the post-war baby boomersUPI - 673 words
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Article, Illustration900 1986-01-18 21 MICHAEL DONNE - Great expectations for aerospace industry in Asia-Pacific region MICHAEL DONNE By writing for The Financial Times SINGAPORE'S, bid to become a major force m the aerospace i idustry m South-east A.ia and the Far East has been given a further boos, this week with the participation of more than 60)900 words
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Advertisement245 1986-01-18 21 UNBEATABLE 3 DAYS WAREHOUSE SALE 50% 80% DISCOUNT ____r-CT-^ f 1 B l^P O frttinqs j| v •■■■■■■••■■P j# >Nare TTI u«m Wr^^ al itanCfiS tO C'Boi ApP ll3 tovw l§ _SN|---MBB^B^^^- )ATE: 18 Janua ry onwards /^V^vT Come early to avoid disappointment. (gTK^]| Buifding a better Hfcj«vl« rFyi^S mm245 words
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244 1986-01-18 22 Owners very happy with new flats in Tampines I FEEL there is a need to commend certain government boards, especially the Housing Board, for the good work they are doing. I was called some months ago to select my new flat m Block 431, Tampines Street 41. 1 was very244 words
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Letter474 1986-01-18 22 S'port is a good neighbour More readers comment on opposition MP's remarks m Indonesian newspaper POLITICIANS who utter irresponsible comments and statements should not go unchallenged. I am referring to the interview which Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam, the opposition MP, gave to the influential Indonesian newspaper, Kompas, about Singapore's relations with474 words
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Letter130 1986-01-18 22 I AM a small-time businessman who occasionally exports to our neighbouring countries. I make a small profit, and our neighbours benefit from the import duties that are paid. The Workers' Party sec-retary-general, Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam, should clarify his statement (ST, Jan 8) that "Singapore must be130 words
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249 1986-01-18 22 A bid to sour our ties with others OPPOSITION MP Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam is reported to have told the Indonesian newspaper, Kompas, that Singapore should change its attitude towards its neighbours m order to improve its relations with them. (ST, Jan 8). He said that Singapore profited from its relationship249 words
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245 1986-01-18 22 AUPE chief and legal poser report I REFER to the report "Legal poser on 13th month pay" m The Straits Times yesterday, and m particular to the following paragraphs: "The Amalgamated Union of Public Employees (AUPE), which has 20,000 members, is looking into the legal and other implications of the245 words
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Letter126 1986-01-18 22 THE school bags of primary students are still too heavy. The students often bring along all their books as they fear forgetting any that may be needed. I would like to make some suggestions to lighten the burden of these school children. The exercise books should126 words
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270 1986-01-18 22 TV contest age limit set for specific reason I REFER to the article "Looks and personality? That's a tall order" by Ms Betty Khoo. (ST, Jan 9). The writer asked why SBC set an age limit of 18 to 30 for those taking part m the Mr and Miss TV270 words
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Advertisement20 1986-01-18 22 THE TIME HAS COME J& FOR A REALLY GOOD r (\V MONEY BOOK V) Dollars&scnsc j,^^M Times Books International "Wml^jJ^;20 words
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Advertisement347 1986-01-18 23 j^rVVx 20th Anniversary Celebration Ife, Owing to our low rental of the shop, our furniture is sold at a low cost. r^~^/ec^/o U^ A fc j Speclol Ditcount^Qßßl dj k'/v% tor Four Star ,t. u .sv... fcdljSS^**^* 1^ Imported g| j j^»*^l^ 1 Dressing Table J-Door I Weter.al ported from347 words
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Article, Illustration57 1986-01-18 25 SHARE prices remained weak yesterday and the Straits Times Industrial Index fell 5.29 points to 614.35, The Business Times Composite Index fell 4.46 points to 529.32. Falls led rises 100 to 28 with 40 issues unchanged. Volume rose slightly to 8.5 million shares worth $14.68 million from57 words
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Article68 1986-01-18 25 MsunFnds 135 +15 landmarks H 178 +10 OUT 190 +5 Berjaya Corpn 108 +5 Metroplei 102 +5 KlKeponj 182 +4 UCH 110 +4 Glumhw 80 +4 Isetin 160 +3 SIA 494 +2 DBS 490 +2 Smlm 174 +2 IMC 174 +2 H TaiPan 75 +2 Fed Cables 72 +I>268 words
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Article71 1986-01-18 25 DKeramat 494 -16 OCBC 710 -15 Weames 260 11 FtN 570 -10 !CB 400 -10 Mill 141 -9 H Leonj kid 128 -9 M Binfcinf 440 -8 Magnum Corpn 268 -8 MUpha Spore SO -7< 2 KfhiLow 195 -7 lintu 78 -7 Gentints 432 -6 OU6 248 -6 Cold71 words
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Article83 1986-01-18 25 Jan 16 Jan 17 BT Composite 553/8 529 32 BI Indicator *****08 *****02 BT OB OS -53 -158 CADI -6559 -6651 OBV *****3 -*****9 ST Industrials 619 64 614.35 ST Finance 2299 39 2290 69 ST Hotels 65? 08 649 61 Lan 16 lan 17 ST Properties 375.70 37583 words
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Article11 1986-01-18 25 Promet 781,000 SI A 731,000 HwaHong 361,000 UMW 296,00011 words
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Article33 1986-01-18 25 INDICES High Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1985/86 High 352.65 (7/3/85) 757.79 (8/3/85) 1985/86 low 596 18 (23/12/85) 517.42 (23/12/85) All lime High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2 84) Allt.meLow 74.75(17/9/64) 517.42(23/12,85)33 words
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Article14 1986-01-18 25 THE US dollar gained 107 ticks to close at DM 2.4642 m Singapore.14 words
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Article22 1986-01-18 25 t DM V FF S$ H$ US$ ***** 2.4630 202.30 unq 2.1245 unq ***** 2.4642 202.35 7 5030 2.1250 7.807022 words
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Article12 1986-01-18 25 In Singapore, gold gained US$9.BO to close at U*****.00 an ounce.12 words
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Article33 1986-01-18 25 Eurodollar: Gained three ticks to 92.03 a contract. Deatschemark: Lost 14 ticks to 0.4081 a contract. Japanese yen: Lost two ticks to 0.*****2 a contract. Gold: Gained US$5.3O to U*****.00 an ounce.33 words
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Article93 1986-01-18 25 HONGKONG, Fri. The Nippon Credit Bank Ltd and the Sumitomo Trust and Banking Co Ltd of Japan have been granted banking licences to operate m Hongkong, the government announced today. The Nippon Credit Bank has a wholly-owned registered deposit-taking company and a representative office m Hongkong.AP - 93 words
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Article60 1986-01-18 25 TOKYO, Fri. The Bank of Japan has 745 tonnes of gold reserves and is highly unlikely to be a significant buyer of bullion to cover a planned minting of commemorative coins, gold traders m Tokyo have said. Market speculation has said a London house is buying substantial amountsReuter - 60 words
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Article58 1986-01-18 25 TOKYO, Fri. Wholesale prices m Japan were down 1.1 per cent last year from 1984 for the third consecutive time, largely because of de- clines m the import of oil and other materials and weaker domestic demand, the Central Bank announced today. The Bank of Japan saidAFP - 58 words
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Article44 1986-01-18 25 BEIJING, Fri. China has replaced 90 per cent of top managers m 3,000 key state firms as part of a major shake-up begun m 1982 to phase out older cadres with younger, bet-ter-educated and more competent ones, the China Daily said. ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article56 1986-01-18 25 SAN FRANCISCO, Fri. Apple Computer Inc said it was cutting the price of its Macintosh computer and announced at a trade show prices of new products including the Macintosh F'lus, which will be available later this month at U552,599 (555.535 The price of the 512-kil-obyte Macintosh was cutReuter - 56 words
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Article66 1986-01-18 25 NEW DELHI, Fri. India's foreign exchange reserves, excluding gold and special drawing rights, fell to 64.81 billion rupees (5511.28 billion) on Jan 3 from 68.08 billion on Nov 22, Finance Ministry figures show The reserves dropprd by 3.35 billion rupees between end-March last year and the beginning ofReuter - 66 words
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572 1986-01-18 25 N. BALAKRISHNAN - N. BALAKRISHNAN By THE current dispute about the legality of forward contracts m shares has led the supervisory committee overseeing the stock market after its recent suspension to ask the Stock Exchange of Singapore to study the whole issue of forward572 words
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Article, Illustration223 1986-01-18 25 m 7 WOWWUSCITKOfTHIWOWD PUBLISHING heavyweights Newsweek and American Express Publishing Corporation have come together for the first time to produce Travel Leisure Asia, a monthly publication. The editorial of the new magazine will be similar to its 15-year-old American counterpart Travel Leisure, published by223 words
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Article677 1986-01-18 25 CONRAD RAJ; S. KUMAR - CONRAD RAJ S. KUMAR By and Selco's salvage claims found to be lower SALVAGE claims by Selco Salvage, which appear to be lower than originally estimated, are threatening to scuttle attempts to save its parent company, PanElectric Industries, from its financial morass. This677 words
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442 1986-01-18 25 MARA FERNANDEZ - MARA FERNANDEZ By PUBLIC-LISTED companies m Singapore and Malaysia do not usually change their auditors because an auditor has qualified their accounts, a recent study has found. Qualified reports, as opposed to clean reports, refer to an auditor's statement m annual442 words
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429 1986-01-18 25 NEW YORK, Fri WALT Disney seems to be recovering its touch. The company reported on Thursday the best quarterly earnings m its history. For years, the firm that charmed the world with such creations as Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and Bambi, createdReuter - 429 words
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Article61 1986-01-18 25 BEIJING, Fri. China has announced new domestic banking regulations which Western diplomats said were aimed at improving banking standards and curbing malpractices. The People's Daily said the new regulations, issued by the state council this month, forbid any unit or individual from ordering a bank toReuter - 61 words
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Article2522 1986-01-18 26 READERS should be aware of the limitation. of this information. Not evsry transaction, nor every price dealt m at the stock exchange, is covered m "business done". Further, because al dealings at a particular price are lumped together, the table does not show the trend m2,522 words
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Article2133 1986-01-18 26 INDUSTRIALS A Choc (2 208 2 355) Aisb (0.678 0.685) (5) 0.67 (2) 0 67' 2 (1)0 68 Xd Alcom (0 608 0 625) (15) 0.61 (2) 060 Amd (4.005) Antoh (3 408 3.425) (2) 3.32 (1) 3 30 (4) 3.34 (35) 3 40 (1M)2,133 words
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Article2668 1986-01-18 26 Al shares quoted have a par value of Jl, unless otherwise specified. •Adjusted for scrip /rithts. N Tai-exempted dividend ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each with the price quoted in dollars. 1985/86 Last Yield Vol Day rtgti Low Company Sale Chance ('000) Hlfh2,668 words
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660 1986-01-18 27 A QUIET and nervous week at the Singapore stock market ended with a 5.:J9-point fall m the Straits Times Industrial Index yesterday to 614.35. The Business Times Composite Index also fell 4.46 points to 529.32. Falls swamped rises 100 to 28,660 words
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Article294 1986-01-18 27 Lan 17 HKJ Charge Assoc Intl Hotel 0 96N unch Bonk Of East Asia 25 70 +0 2 Cheung Kong 21.30 unch Chmo Light 16 70 +0.3 Cross Horb Tunnel 10 00 unch F E Consortium 0.59 +0.01 Far Eost ExchPhilex 0 050 unch G I Cement 8 40S294 words
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Article339 1986-01-18 27 Ian 17 Yen Chanje 1180 +40 •la. 396 +16 •vmada 782 -3 Chem 793 +3 Glass 896 +4 _ank Tk 720 -5 .ridgestone 518 -4 Canon 1120 -20 Casio Computer 1740 -30 Citizen 465 -2 3 Nip Print 1320 -20 3 Nippon Screen 3a.e, 880 +41 3aiichi Kangyo Bk339 words
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Article60 1986-01-18 27 NST Index Friday 1,103.70 (1,115.82) "Tg Hongkong Hang Seng Friday 1,806.86 (1,797.22) Australan AB-Ordinaries E Friday 1,066.7 (1,060.9) Nikkei Stock Average Friday 13,009.70 (13,027.13) Financial fines Industrials Thursday 1,113.2(1,109.5) Dow Jones Average Z0 Thursday 1,541.63 (1,527.29) (Figures m brackets refer to those of the previous trading day) 1 I60 words
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Article244 1986-01-18 27 Jan 16 US* Change Alcoa 40 f Allied Chem Cp 45* k AKis-Chatmers 3% -V* N Am Tel Tel 23% -V* k Amax Inc 15% J Amr Corp 44% +2* I Bethlehem Stl 15% I Boeing Co 48 41 I Burroughs Cp 62% +V4 I Caterpillar Co 42%244 words
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Article531 1986-01-18 27 Ian 16 Pence Change INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 266 +3 Ass. Doiries BTRPLC 373 +10 Bobcocks 170 -2 Barclays 452 +8 Beecham 325 unch EMCC 253 +3 Blue Circle 563 +5 BOC Group 282 -I Boots 234 +4 Bowater 283 +3 BATS 336 +3 Britannia 138 unch BP 550 +5 B531 words
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Article343 1986-01-18 27 OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings: daily 5'/ 4 5 4 3 i 5 Monthly 5M Autosave 4l/ 2 Fixed deposit 1 month 4'/ 4 4V< 4 4'/ 4 (l) 2 months 41/ "(U 3 months 4 V t 4'/ 4 «W 4 '4(1) 6 months 4Vi343 words
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Article157 1986-01-18 27 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dolars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.4829-1.4846 6.84-6.66 Canadian dollar 1.5142-1.5160 6.67-6.56 NZ dollar 1.1058-1.1095 9.22-8.92 Sterling pound 3.0539-3.0575 3.30-3.25 US dollar 2.1245-2.1255 4.74-4.69 Local dolars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling157 words
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Article173 1986-01-18 27 Managers' price* for Jan 18 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce O.SS— I.UI The Savings Fund 0.81 0.86 Spore Prog Fund 0.39-0.42 Spore Sec. Fund 0.61—0.65 Spore Invest Fund 0.50—0.53 Spore Equity Fund 0.43—0.46 Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest Fund 1.51-1.66 Mai Prog Fund 0.53 0.60xd Mai Security Fund173 words
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Article136 1986-01-18 27 THE kilobar market traded between 5J24.160 and 5524.800 yesterday. In the Far East market, gold opened at U*****.50/360.50, made U*****.50/361.50 and was quickly sold down by overseas sellers. It closed for lunch at U*****.20/357.20 and reopened at U*****.50/358.50. It fell to the day's low of U*****.50/355.50. Buying interest from136 words
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Article100 1986-01-18 27 THE US dollai- closed firmer against mosi major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed slighty higher at 2.1245/55 m quiet trading. It traded between 2.1235 and 2.1250. It opened at 2.1240/60. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at 2.4625/35 and closed at 2.4620/30. It100 words
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Article22 1986-01-18 27 GOLD USS/oz fri Thurs Singapore 357.50—358.50 339.70—340.20 Hongkong 359.25—360.25 351.00—351.75 Thin Wed New York 356.10—356.60 349.10-349.60 London 361.50 362.00 346.00—346.4022 words
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Article118 1986-01-18 27 Eurodollar 3-month deposit EURODOLLAR futures had a nervous opening because of uncertainty over the outcome of the G~5 meeting during this weekend. March Eurodollar opened higher than EMM's close at 92.05 after the post futures cash bond gains, which were brought about mainly by lower oil prices and low discount118 words
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Article, Illustration53 1986-01-18 27 AFTER opening slightly lower, currency futures were locked m narrow ranges as dealers preferred to stay away from the market before the G-5 meeting. (US dollar /Deutscbemark) Oven High Lew Sett Est Vol M«r 0.4084 0.4085 0.4060 0.4081 453 j u 0.4116 Sept 0.4151 Opea lit (1%«n): 7«. Act53 words
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Article35 1986-01-18 27 MARCH yen closed marginally lower at 0.*****2. (Japanese Yen) Open High Low Sett Est Mar 0 *****2 0.*****3 0.*****2 0.*****2 131 ST 0.*****5 JZji 0.*****0 Ope__ lot (Ttart): Mil. Act Vol (Than): 188.35 words
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Article, Illustration52 1986-01-18 27 FEBRUARY gold closed US$5.3O higher at US$36l an ounce- Speculation that the G-5 finance ministers would agree to lower interest rates kept prices high. Reports from BA Futures (In USS per troy ounce) Open High Low Sett Est Feb 361.00B 361.00 61 Mm- 362.80 Open la* (Than): Act Vol52 words
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Article22 1986-01-18 27 Ctosfeif prices Copper £/tonm Thun Spot 999.00—1000.00 (997.00—997 50) 3 months 1024.00— 1024 50 (1025.50-1026.00) Market tone: Steady Sales. 17,500 tonnes22 words
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Article26 1986-01-18 27 Ctosinc prictt !)ilv«f IBS/toy v Fri Urn Smtipoft 6.17-6.22 6.15 6.20 liwi «M New York 6 136 18 6 12 6.17 Source: Credit Suisse, Spore26 words
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Article21 1986-01-18 27 Ckrwij price* Aluminium £/tanw Mm Spot 801.50-802.50 (795.00-796.00) 3 months 829 .00—830 00 (822.00-823.00) Market tone: Steadier Sates: 9,375 tonne21 words
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Article17 1986-01-18 27 Rubber Closinf prices cents/kio Singapore February 159.50 up 1.50 cents Malaysia February 184.00 up one cent17 words
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Article94 1986-01-18 27 Cflld* MS/tome pafin oi Jan 655 (north) 652.50 (south) 645 (central) Feb 665 (south) paknoi US$/tomes RBO palm Feb 307.50 (sellers) Mar ***** (sellers) Apr 330 (sellers) RBC Ol«tn Feb 317.50 (sellers) Mar 330 (sellers) Apr 340 (sellers) RBO Stearin Jan 290 (sellers) Feb/Mar 295 Crude stearin Neutralised94 words
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Article, Illustration512 1986-01-18 27 LCL P-ceivirif Receiving SNp (Voyage) An Carp Tine Bloc. Lexa MS (8602) 20/1 (2330) F5 1430-1530/2200-2300 Al 1330-1430/2100-2200 Bl 1230-1330/2000-2100 Fl A Alabama (7) 21/1 (2300) F7 1130-1230/1230-1330 L2/N2 L Snman. (36E) 18/1 (2100) F7 1200-1300 G4 Sin Bhum (254N) 19/1 (0200) Fl 1700-1800 Nl .entree (2/86) 19/1512 words
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Article, Illustration218 1986-01-18 27 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppei Wharves Alrazi Kll aside 18/1 Barber Nara KO9 aside 18/1 Dajinchuan K34 aside 18/1 Gretke Oldendorff Kl7 aside 18/1 Koheng K32 aside 18/1 Kota Segar K29 aside 18/1 Makmur K2SW aside 18/1 Waheng Kl9 aside 18/1 Anxi K34 18/1 24/1 Jenhol K22218 words
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98 1986-01-18 28 THE Managing Director of Tuan Sing Holdings, Mr Lim Tjoen Kong, resigned yesterday. However, he will remain as Chairman. At the same time, four new directors John Goh Tiong Ean, Sim Mong Chai, Ow Yok Leng and Song Lee Chai were appointed98 words
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Article, Illustration486 1986-01-18 28 Early results of franchise 'encouraging' SELLING pizzas may be a new venture for listed food company Cerebos Pacific but its 1984/85 annual report describes the early results of its Pizza Hut restaurant franchise m Singapore, which was bought early last year, as "encouraging". Less encouraging, however,486 words
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509 1986-01-18 28 Singapore FROM Promet's boardroom squabbles to brokers backing out of forward contracts, it was no wonder that nervous investors shunned the Singapore stock market during the week. Average daily volume was low at 7.4 million shares, compared with 12.4 million shares previously. Share prices drifted509 words
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173 1986-01-18 28 Kuala Lumpur WITH the problem of forward contracts deepening and the investigations into the BMF scandal heightening, XL investors were indecisive about their share commitments. Instead, more adverse reports on the financial arena, which also affected the Singapore market, continued to haunt the market. Not much173 words
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Article233 1986-01-18 28 SINGAPORE Airlines retained its position as the most active stock during the past week. Bat its total volume of 3.6 million shares was relatively low compared with the 7.8 million shares of the previous week a reflection of the very quiet trading week for the whole market. The233 words
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Article84 1986-01-18 28 THE FOLLOWING is a list of the five most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this week. It gives the turnover m thousands of units, closing prices yesterday and the high and low for 1985/86. Company Volume Price rCfh Low (000) Jan 17 '85/8684 words
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Advertisement222 1986-01-18 25 tniov LaserDisc the risk-free way with entertainment is the LaserDisc player. Rent from Thorn EMI and Iggp^^^^BMiMl^^BWM enjoy it the risk-free way. "w^ No big cash outlay i^HHH_H.^SiS^^_____e^ral Instead of paying out nearly V^ m^^^^^^mm^^^^ Wtm Mmmt $2,000. you can rent from jJHB^, .-^ailli^WHI I Thorn for as little as222 words
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Advertisement28 1986-01-18 26 MM iniiwmriiMtE^F A variable a t all good bookshops nfl Ijnj XIITIGS and newsagents 111 lIUI Distributors B SINGAPORE usiness Now available at all leading bookshops $4 MONTHLY28 words
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Advertisement22 1986-01-18 27 A soup--331 is a r-J L i_3 house 3 or flat from The Straits Times i Classifieds ~J g Te 36 122 words
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Advertisement388 1986-01-18 28 |F3^ u> iiiiiM BB"^^^^ la it-it g^Si Laiqeb seater w centre table from L^irijn b se.iter will, itfuc S< cornet tables Thailand frosevvi>£>cl colour) v fTI i.^£ii Ji "fl"" "^H iimported B l^r UPS 2 58 J leather Hk* J Ht Nuw 4 00--« -<^H j»— sofa -*£h| *i''-j's '^SS^Bl'st'H388 words
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Advertisement207 1986-01-18 28 A good place to meet and eat at Singapore Squash Centre, Canning Rise; Central Park, Spore 0617 Tel: *****40»*****61 IBusindss Hours For Munch: ?11.45ar!n 2.30pm Dinner: 6.ooprm 10.30pm L j 1~-~— 4N@|!>^'Kon j 9'-styl©j u£~~ j You can taste a little bit ot a lot ot Bustness :11 45am Z3Opm207 words
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Advertisement783 1986-01-18 29 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES CLASSIFICATION GUIDE: V S XSTSSL FridBy 8 30am !o 2 0&»*» OfdilWy; SSJO per Wn. (Mm. $15.00) Food/Ent rt i n (2 -5) rf <f Vl L_ J-L A/-^AmrN A\ _*"*V AS y o^VSSL,mmi S«ni._i.pl.r. $20.00 per co. cm p%rtonai B™k»./l».rch_n_«. (11 39) S f/f /a\k_^>n_n, r^S783 words
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Advertisement794 1986-01-18 29 2 Eating Out 2 Eating Out Restaurant (Pte) Ltd lk ff 207 Cantonment Road (beside overhead bridge) Singapore 0208. Tel: *****16/ *****69 Our specialities: I Raw Fish Roast Goose I Braised Tiger Shark's Fins Roast Pigeon $7XIO each \L, Airflown daily Wholesale A Retail Welcome |L. Open daily from 11a.m.794 words
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Advertisement653 1986-01-18 29 12 Computer Products/ Services NEW YEAR OFFER! IBM Compatible 640k with NEC 14" RGB monitor lor only $2,190 including fr«« gifts of: Computer table. 10 pcs. diskettes. 1 pc. storage box. 1 pc. disk cleaning diskette. 2 pcs. manual. Plus lucky draw of: New Year hampers ROQENRY COMPUTERS PTE LTD653 words
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Advertisement2217 1986-01-18 29 18 Home Furniture/ 18 Home Furniture/ 18 Home Furniture/ 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing Furnishing Furnishing Furnishing ''^^o^^3^^^ Start the New Year with |^P^GOOD IDEAS AT IDEAL BATHROOM CENTRE! r^ Quality Imported Bathroom products at special wholesale prices Offer valid while stocks last 2F™ f Imported from Australia F^« (suitable lor2,217 words
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Advertisement745 1986-01-18 29 TMEA CLOSER LOOK If you have problem trying to obtain a driving licence, you may want to consider learning to ride a reindeer and get yourself a Reindeer Driving Licence. Take a ride to classification 137. h m A -*«^b^E3b^H I^bSbHL^Bb>. V** Mfg V 25 Sale: Other 25 Sale: Other745 words
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Advertisement645 1986-01-18 30 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massago RELAX REFRESH YOURSELF AT GREAT EASTERN 4^ HEALTH CENTRE \\p reat Eastern Hotet Vi^jPS k 4t>l MacPherson Road |$r%H Singapore 1336 BBaTBSHHSS-5-^^r:rTi««Ji*.. 29 Beauty Culture IMMED. EFFECT TO solve skin problems for ladles men. Tel: *****51 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.645 words
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Advertisement627 1986-01-18 30 34 Gardening/ Landscaping SPECIALIST IN TREE/ grass cutting, landscape, grass turfing, disposal and gdn. maintenance. Call *****73/ 4. Pager: *****07 SPECIALIST IN TREE, grass cutting, grass turfing, gdn. maintenance, disposal removal. Contact MJ at tel: *****75 anytime. 35 House Cleaning/ Painting PROFESSIONAL PAINTING, ICI, 3 rms. $400. 4-rm. $550. 5-rm.627 words
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Advertisement887 1986-01-18 30 37 Airconditioners/ Refrigerators KOWA ELECTRICAL SPECIALISED In repairing, installing, spraying trade-in all kind of aircons, refrigerators washing machines. Tel: *****28/ *****17. SPECIALISED IN SALES, installation, all types of multl split airconditioners. Daikin, National, Sanyo. Sale at reasonable price. Please call: *****56/ 5. SPLIT-ROOM UNIT AIRCON., fridge for repair. Sale, rent,887 words
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Advertisement730 1986-01-18 30 51 Printing/ Copying Services EXPRESS PRINTING SERVICES call *****65 Interalfa Instant Printing Pte. Ltd. Middle Rd. Guan Hua Bldg #01-09. 54 Book-keeping/ Secretarial/ Answering/ Translation Services PROFESSIONAL FIRM WISHES to take over part-time/ full-time book-keeping and secretarial services. Write to: Maxwell Road, P.O. Box 247, giving Turnover of business and730 words
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Advertisement588 1986-01-18 30 57 Business 57 Business Opportunities Opportunities FOR SALE BUSINESS IN TORONTO, CANADA Successful manufacturing business m ladies needle-trade fashion industry. Plant is modern, up-to-date and progressive. Sales continue to increase and are presently several million Canadian dollars annually. Company is very profitable. Management prepared to remain, if required. Reply m588 words
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Advertisement414 1986-01-18 30 Domestic helpers babysitters carefully selected.trained. Agency managed by Filipino S'porean professionals. Member R-pore ha* «f HsMaiwt With 5 years track record plus our associates' 7 yrs. U.K. A Mid East experience you can be assured of excellent service. 1 $«5I PACK AGE FEE] include documentation, etc, bond, P A replacement414 words
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Advertisement520 1986-01-18 30 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive CHILD CARE SERVICES We are looking for energetic persons who enjoy working with young children and adults for the following posts. Candidates must be mature, pleasant and able to work independently. Good career prospect and local overseas training opportunities are available. A) SUPERVISOR Minimum age520 words
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Advertisement654 1986-01-18 30 68 Situations Vacant: Tutorial FULL-TIME E/ ADD Maths Economics teachers required Please apply at SCS 15A Mackenzie Road. (0922). FEMALE TUTOR WANTED. Sec 3 Maths, Science, English Kealty Park (1954). Call *****60 SCHOOL TEACHER REQUIRED to teach Pre-U. 2 students Physics Maths B. Call *****86. SCH. TEACHERS, NUS grads needed654 words
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Advertisement507 1986-01-18 30 70 Situations Vucant: Secretarial/ Clerical ==ss AT&T Applications are m- vited from suitably M qualified persons for the position of: GCE O' Level with I credits m English j| and Mathematics Ability to type at 40 w.p.m. 1 2 years' relevant f| experience Ability to work on j computers preferred507 words
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Advertisement693 1986-01-18 30 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical A local subsidiary of a U.S. multi-national corporation and a leading supplier of chemical additives for lubricating oils has the following vacancy: CONFIDINTIAI OBtK Possess GCE 0 level with credit m English and Maths Good typing ability Able to operate telex machine (ER 83) Minirn:;ni693 words
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Advertisement623 1986-01-18 31 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical A WELL ESTAB. trdg co. requires a Secretary At least Gt'E 'CV level with credit m English Shorthand Hi typing speed of 100 wpm 40 wpm respectively. 1 to 2 years' experience desirable but not necessary Knowledge of export/ Import documentations/ procedures preferable Interested applicants623 words
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Advertisement657 1986-01-18 31 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales omßon OMRON who is one of world top leaders m Retail Systems and Banking Systems Wants MARKETING MANAGER FOR Store System Products (POS, Data Transaction) and Telecommunication Equipments (CAT, FT, CD, ATM) Age: 27 —40 years. Highly experienced either m Store Systems657 words
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Advertisement312 1986-01-18 31 Established Co. urgently requires 1. SALES SUPERVISOR 2. SALES REPRESENTATIVE Please apply with detailed resume Including age, employment history, contact phone number, non-returnable photograph expected salary. All information will be kept confidential and only applicants with car stating detailed Information will be considered. Please write to THE ADVERTISER, Car Care312 words
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Advertisement789 1986-01-18 31 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical ORION I OVERSEAS TECHNICAL TRAINEES A progressive Japanese company with affiliates m South-East Asia, Germany, USA and Europe, invites applications from tuttabry qualified single males for a two-year training In Japan. REQUIREMENTS: Diploma holders or ITC m Electronics Engineering or NTC 2789 words
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Advertisement407 1986-01-18 31 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production Production Production i _AoKf^^ MimScnbeMßßfe. jtt^Bß^^ k'V. leader m the manufacture of d&B^r computer peripherals. .v^jSSEi If you have completed Secondary 4 education (English steam) §SB§& \&|JE^|ii3 *J/\f% y° u can earn407 words
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Advertisement448 1986-01-18 31 72 Situations Vacant: Technical i PCB Artwork XDeslgn Technician* I A fast growing I company m the field of electronics requires a PCB ARTWORK DESIGN TECHNICIANS to join the Team The candidates should have qualification of ITC/NTC m Electronics and have: Preferaby 1 year working experience. Successful candidates will be448 words
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Advertisement363 1986-01-18 31 Microelectronics Pte Ltd AT&T Microelectronics Pte Ltd has im- 1 mediate vacancies for: QC Operators I Inspect and test products to ensure that quality goals are met Minimum Sec. 4 educational level with at 1 least 1 year's relevant working experience I m a semiconductor environment Willing to work on363 words
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Advertisement524 1986-01-18 31 A well established company with rapid expanding programme haa vacancies for A) STOREKEEPER B) STORE ASSISTANT a Mm. 1 to 2 years' relevant store experience m factory. c Sec. education level, read write simple English. a Physically fit. a Age 28 to 40. a Must have interest In store work.524 words
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Advertisement285 1986-01-18 32 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous ■I m One Company I ...TWo Investments I SGS SEMICONDUCTOR a company I i which brings semiconductor technology I closer to its customers. With two big plant I investments, we are continuing our commit- I ment to semiconductor development m the region285 words
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Advertisement262 1986-01-18 32 f Dn\ white f t =5 industries!!! 5 An international m company currently ■j building 15,000 apart- £j ments for HDB is g ■i seeking Operators jg g d forP& H4OT crawler E jj crane and (.rove 40T gj w hydraulic crane. rj •7 Interested applicants, ■1 please call Mr262 words
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Advertisement625 1986-01-18 32 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous An offshore construction company requires A) ERECTION CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER Hood knowledge of electric and instrument. Minimum 5 years experience B) MALE OFFICE CLERK Minimum Secondary education. Able to start work immediately Applicants must be willing to work offshore and preferably those residing at Dist. 21 22.625 words
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Advertisement849 1986-01-18 32 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Expanding Travel Agent requires: 1) TRAVEL MANAGER with at least S years experience In all aspects of travel industry with proven sales record 2) SALES REPRESENTATIVES Please apply m confidence with full details telephone number to: ST. BOX A***** 390 Kirn Seng Road Spore 0923 Private849 words
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Advertisement640 1986-01-18 32 81 Vehicles For Hire SMtNSON: VANS, PICKUPS, lorries for rental. Call: *****04 380 Changi Road. 82 Accessories/ Maintenance FREE. COMPUTERISED ENGINE performance check with printed report. US trained Technicians Vehito, *****63, Mr Lee. ZAINAL AUTO SERVICES undertakes routine servicing, major repairs and breakdowns. Tel: *****28/ *****74. 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance640 words
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Advertisement782 1986-01-18 32 85 For Sale: Alfa/ 85 For Sale: Alfa/ 85 For Sale: Alfa/ 85 For Sale: Alfa/ Peugeot/Volvo Peugeot/Volvo Peugeot/Volvo Peugeot/Volvo ALFA 33* r*^ THE NEW LINE gfe* OF BEAUTY <i? Model illustrated is the Alfa 33 1.5 Green Cloverleaf '$35.500 PARF on the road Milan AutO (Singapore) Pte Ltd (A782 words
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Advertisement447 1986-01-18 32 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan CO. REGD. LATE '83 Sunny GL, 5-speed. 1 owner, $12,800 neg. *****11 Tony JUNE '85 NISSAN March I.OGL. New model. 1 pte. owner. $21,500. Call *****19. LATE '80 DATSUN 100A, pte. owner, aircond., radio/ cassette. Tax Aug. '86. $11,800. Tel: *****43. MAY '85 NISSAN Pulsar 1.0,447 words
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Advertisement457 1986-01-18 32 90 For Sale: Toyota •80 TOYOTA 1.3 DX', liftback. Road tax: 5/86. Good condition. View: 81k.226C, A.M. Kio Avenue 1 carpark. Tel: *****80. '82 TOYOTA COROLLA GL, 1 yr. tax, 1 pte. owner, radio, cassette. Accident free. Selling $17,300 0.n.0. Tel: *****09. •84 TOYOTA COROLLA GL, 1 owner. Aircon. S/rims.457 words
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Advertisement471 1986-01-18 32 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi 1983 MOST SPORTY Cordia m town complete with full skirting, sun-roof and full accessories. Accident free, 1 owner. View at.: 181 West Coast Road Esso Service Station, B.ooam 7.00pm. AUG. 1984 MITSUBISHI Lancer 1.3 GL Road tax expires Jan. 1986. $19,500. Tel: *****23. NEAR 1978 LANCER471 words
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Advertisement708 1986-01-18 32 92 For Sale: Mazda 2/81 MAZDA 323 13 5-speed, r'otchback 1 owner, aircon., hi-fi, tax new, gd cond *****54 4/'B5 MAZDA 323. 5-speed 1.3. Notchback. Warranty valid ti:i April '87. $23,500 0.n.0. *****19 78 MAZDA 323. 1000 c.c. 5 door aircon., radio/ cassette, tip-top cond. $8,200/- *****85 '82 MA2DA 929708 words
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Advertisement838 1986-01-18 33 96 For Sale: Other Makes SIN THAI HIN TRADING PTE LTD Plot 'E' Fringe Carpark Kampong Java Road Singapore 0923 Telephone: *****11/ 5 (Open from 9.00 am 5.30pm) TRADE-IN ft LOAN ARRANGEABLE 1964 Toyoace Lorry. 1963 Honda Prelude EX. manual Toyota Toyoace Datsun Pick-up petrol 1600 Mitsubishi L3OO. 1962 Nissan838 words
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Advertisement771 1986-01-18 33 97 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles 85 DAIHATSU DELTA/ Nissan Cabstar. 2 units. Both petrol, low deck Tel: *****88 Peter. View: 11 Jin. Mas Puteh. 1977 TOYOTA PANEL van 1981 Datsun pickup. Highest offer secures. Tel: *****59. 1961 DATSUN C2O van. 1 owner, atrcond., tax new, tip top condition. Tel: *****97771 words
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Advertisement856 1986-01-18 33 99 Vehicles Wanted ATTRACTIVE CASH for PARF, Non-PARF or commercial vehicles. Any model. *****53/ *****80/ *****19 Heng Hoe Bros. Trdg. Co. Jin. Toa Payoh Caltex Stn. WANTED QUALITY USED cars. Premium price will be paid for your car. Drive-in for on-the-spot valuation/ transaction. Call: Mr Koh, *****77. HONDA ACCORD, POWERBIRD856 words
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Advertisement1581 1986-01-18 33 106 Accommodation 106 Accommodation Available: Houses Available: Houses SIHDB 1 To let out on Open Tender basis: I 28 Ridout Road II 30 Ridout Road 111 36c Ridout Road Unfurnished single-storey detached bungalows with 3 bedrooms located m exclusive residential district 10. Closing date: 29 Jan. 86 For further enquiries1,581 words
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Advertisement835 1986-01-18 33 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartment* Go out on Sunday 1 We never have time! y^*T\ Sundays are spent 4 0 CS^P^ wit^ ncnc "y c*P at s^tdfy\ v^p yT> neighbours playing £*fi >^^3 tennis, swimming, lunch M^T] t&f by the pool. We get full Vy^fft'' .^.^t=>_ jR835 words
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Advertisement651 1986-01-18 33 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms FURN. RM. AT Boon Teck Tower. Balestler Rd. for 2 foreign sch. girls. Pool security. Meals laundry provided. Tel: *****73. FURN. RM. IN Jurong West to let at $350 lncl. laundry. Single lady or bachelor preferred. Contact Mrs Soon, *****30 Sat. afternoon. LLOYD HOUSE HOTEL (Orchard651 words
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Advertisement825 1986-01-18 33 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms $290 P.M. FURN. room at Scran goon Garden terrace. Tel: *****64 1 FULLY FURNISHED bedroom couple single lady only. Please call: *****50, 11am to 6pm 1 RM.. 1 hall at Marine Terrace, next to market, ample parking. Tel: *****46 Tay, 9a.m. to 2p.m 2 BIG ROOMS825 words
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Advertisement826 1986-01-18 33 113 For Sale: Houses D.21 CHUN TIN, 3 bdrms 2-storey semi-d, renovated, high ground Area 3300 sq ft. Freehold. $450,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****34/ *****48 agt. D.28 SELETAR HILLS several units s/storey semi-d. from $280,000 upwards Area 3,200 sq.ft 995 years Harvest *****88 D.2879 JLN. TARI Dulang (off Jin Kayu). D/storey826 words
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Advertisement598 1986-01-18 33 114 For Sato: Private Apartment* D.lO SOMMERVILLC PK. Luxurious condo. 3 bdrms 1302 sq.ft. Olympic size pool. Squash and tennis $335,000 Holland *****79 D.ll SUFFOLK APT. 3/4 bdrms. apt 1300 sq ft. to 2300 sq.ft. $320,000- $400,000 F'hold with pool squash *****63 (agent) D.15 BRAND NEW 2 bdrfiu. apt. on598 words
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Advertisement664 1986-01-18 34 115 For Sale: HUDC Apartments D.15 NEPTUNE COURT 81k .2. High fir Facing sea. 3 1 bdrms 1625 sq ft. $220,000 Everton *****11 (Sat./ Sun) BRADDELL VIEW PHASE I. high fir nicely furn tennis court, free carpark. Tel: *****54. BRADDELL VIEW PHASE 2 Mais. 1800 sq.ft. 3+ 1 bdrms. Morn.664 words
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Advertisement845 1986-01-18 34 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 3 ROOM CIRCUIT Road Block 93 corner partially renovated big kitchen area Price $***** neg Contact Sandran Tel: *****47. 7 to 10pm. 3-RM. BT. MERAH View, very good location Well maintatmd. $46,000 neg Call *****07 or *****03 after lpm. 3-RM. HAVELOCK RD. Blk 29, convenient845 words
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Advertisement599 1986-01-18 34 117 Properties Wanted to 4/ 5 rooms HDB flat owners. At reasonable market prices, we undertake to sell your flat within 2 weeks. We are confident because: Weareoneofthepioneers m HDB resale flats We have a long list of qualified buyers We provide complete documentation work We are equipped with complete599 words
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Advertisement486 1986-01-18 34 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces K. B. WAREHOUSE COMPLEX (Kaki Bukit Road 2) j^fSf lr^^ TT~ IT artll^aMa^a^fcttn No Restriction on Foreigners Ready For Occupation SING INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX (32, Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 2) f fl mmi WRfn wmn mm m rrS486 words
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Advertisement157 1986-01-18 34 137 Tours No** io** Itoiroo* f GENTING PENANG ttftS CAMERON >^ Dep Every Mon RAMADASBB 2 to a Rm, Meal tour CAMERON 2D3N $59/$79 Daily Departure J Z pgw wG I) 3 Days Air $369 Beach or City Hotels Daily Departure J 2to3DaysWeekday $79 2to 3 Days Weekend $99 Daily157 words
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Advertisement354 1986-01-18 34 137 Tours Jet *< ivdm AMERICA $1,000 CALIFORNIA SPECIAL 12 DAYS $2880 Dep 8 2 9 2. 10 2 1 1 2. 12 2. 13 2 4 3113, 18 3. 25 3. 303 31 3 GOLDEN TRIANGLE 16 DAYS $3488 Dep 72.82. 9 2, 102, 112 12 2. 13 2354 words
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Advertisement613 1986-01-18 34 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours AUTUMN IN NEW ZEALAND %j^o m gf IM< igij. i|i|Jk dii m a l 4Ki A GOLDEN DAYS YOU'LL REMEMBER WITH WARMTH Contrary to popular belief, run lodge. There are also motels specially New Zealand is quite the place to visit well613 words
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Advertisement192 1986-01-18 34 ARCHIPELAGO TRAVEL (TA 126) #01-38 Lucky Plaia *****39, *****65/2, *****30 WEST MALAYSIA (Daily) Coach, Train, Air CHINESE NEW YEAR SPECIAL 8/10 D Hat/Bkk./Pat./CNX $595 4D Phuket (Club Mcd) $550 7D Hat./Songkla/Phuket $275 6D Gent/Pen./Hat/S'kla $275 5D Hat Yai/Songkla $120 5D Gent./Pen. /Cameron $275 4D Mai /Gent./Kuantan $250 4D Penang/Gentlng $250192 words
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Advertisement646 1986-01-18 35 147 Academic Courses TUTORIAL CLASSES FOR O' 'A' LEVELS Subjects offered: c General Paper c English Language c Mathematics c Science c Chinese as 2nd Lang. New Classes commencing daily from Mon. Sat. at 2.00 3.30pm; 3.30 5.00pm COMMENCING NOW LOW FEE: $15 p.m. For enrolment, please call at: CLIFFORD646 words
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Advertisement356 1986-01-18 35 148 Computer Courses dBASE HI A Programmer's Module Commencing: Ist Feb. 1956 Fees: 5220 per participant Organised by: Softpack Computer > Training Centre Tel: *****01/ *****79 ACM OFFERS BASIC program ming (Beginners/ advance) computerised accounting system, Wordstar, Pre-U Sec, En glish for beginners, accounting marketing courses. Course; commencing end Jan.356 words
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Advertisement658 1986-01-18 35 152 Music Courses TECHNICS MUSIC SCHOOL offers Organ lessons for BeginnersAdvance levels. Theory of music courses also avail Enquire at: IS Holland Or Rd (1027) *****14 CLASSICAL PIANO/MUSIC theory. Organ/Synthesizer. Pop Plan Drum, Pop Guitar (6-12 mth) Polyphonic Music Sch *****18/9 ORGAN LESSONS FOR beginners by experienced teacher. Moder- ate658 words
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RACING
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267 1986-01-18 36 MARKSMAN - MARKSMAN By our man on the track IPOH, Fri. Trainer Dr Yeoh Kheng Chye, whose horses found one to beat m two races last Sunday, has three runners today and should get his first winner of the new season with Pamela's Magic m267 words
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Article3146 1986-01-18 36 GOING FORECAST: GOOD pHMMMBI 2.15 CLASS 4 OIV 5 1,400 m fTWX*fm (Ratings: 67-58) MgMtaWM (Stakes: $13,000) 1 80 Dangerous Mission 57 (67) Nick-V Chong 3ag dl +.5. Never likely, finishing 10th of 12 with 56.5 to Lawmaker Div 4 1200 m last week; also unplaced m3,146 words
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Article, Illustration14 1986-01-18 36 All that is left of Ismadi's car after the crash14 words
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Article117 1986-01-18 36 Honest Bid: Today looks the day By THE RACING EDITOR IT HAS taken Honest Bid n (late Mogul) a long time to come to hand. His last three outings (second, fifth and fourth respectively) have been encouraging and he should hit pay dirt m Race 6 today. A long trip117 words
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Article, Illustration212 1986-01-18 36 Ismadi still not told friend died in smash-up IPOH, Friday CHAMPION local rider Ismadi Ismail, seriously injured In a car smash last Saturday, has made some progress In hospital. He can now sit np m bed for his meals. Ismadi suffered a fractured pelvis and injuries to his chest, arm,212 words
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Article64 1986-01-18 36 THESE horses have won or done well on a wet track: RACE 1: Pamela's Magic, Diplomatic Joy. RACE 3: Fit To Fight. RACE 4: Heng Heng, Waikiki 11, Keep The Change. RACE 5: Roller Coaster, Better Prospect, Cheers n. RACE 6: No Apology, Honest Bid 11. RACE 7:64 words
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Article325 1986-01-18 36 RACE RACING ED MARKSMAN TONTO MISTER X WENG SOOK 3 Taiwan 2 Pamela's Magic 4 Twinkle Toes 3 Taiwan 3 Taiwan 1 2 Pamela's Magic 6 You Look Good 3 Taiwan 6 You Look Good 6 You Look Good 6 You Look Good 3 Taiwan 5325 words
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Article, Illustration683 1986-01-18 37 MARKSMAN - MARKSMAN ON THE TRACK with IPOH, Fri. Perseverance III, a non-acceptor last week, prepared for his Sunday engagement with a pleasing workout this morning. With a riding boy astride, the Allgrit gelding showed keen action over 600m in 36.8 sec, finishing deep into the back683 words
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Article1401 1986-01-18 37 I'lffJ Jf'B 1.45 CLASS 4 DIV 3 1,200 m MUULsf (Ratings: 70-55) (Stakes: $13,000) 1 *7* Aaron's Pleasure 56.5 (69) XL S-Hed-dle 3ag +.5 *Naslr 7 2 0 Ultimate Celebration 56 (68) Willsh-ine-E Breukelen 3ag +1 Danls 5 3 *****0 Trols Cent Special 55 (66) KP Ang-K Chong1,401 words
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Article204 1986-01-18 37 NEW YORK, Fri. A former horse trainer left a paraplegic when he fell into a manure pit at Aqueduct racetrack settled out of court for US$2.7 million (about 555.7 million) yesterday. Everett Green Jr, 30, sued the New York Racing Association for negligence on the grounds that204 words
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Advertisement123 1986-01-18 36 The eleventh edition of this comprehensive guide to major infantry equipment m service worldwide offers concise and detailed information on all portable weapons now m use grouping them under weapon types with details of each, weapon's development, operation, specification and deployment. There are sections on infantry electronics and optics, weapon123 words
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OBITUARIES
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Obituary, Illustration179 1986-01-18 37 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MRS. JANE TONG Nee Yuen Yock Chin Age 36 years jvas called home to be with the Lord on ruesday, 14th January 1988 m London ieaving behind beloved Husband Kok Chiang Daughter Jia Wen and relatives to mourn her loss. Memorial service will be conducted at179 words
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Obituary, Illustration122 1986-01-18 37 The Family of the late MDM. KULLAPPA NAIDU ALAMALOO (w/o late R. Murugaiah) Departed 3/1/86 wish to express their heartfelt thanks to the doctors and staff of Ward 31 T.T.S.H., relatives and friends for their kind attendance, assistance, condolences, donations and wreaths during their recent bereavement. Karumathi on122 words
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Obituary, Illustration100 1986-01-18 37 The family of the late MR LIM HUA SENG Departed: 13.1.86 wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to Drs. A Staff of TTSH, ward 35 12; KWSH; St. George's West RC; Subordinate Courts; relatives, friends, and colleagues for their kind attendance, assistance, condolences, donations ft wreaths100 words
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Obituary, Illustration48 1986-01-18 37 102 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements The family ot the late INSPECTOR GAN KIM TIAN Departed 12th Jan. 1986 with to expres* their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to relative*, friend* and hi* colleague* m the Singapore Polic* Fore* for their kind attendance, condolence*, donation* and wreath* during their recant bereavement.48 words
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Obituary, Illustration194 1986-01-18 37 183 Condolences 183 Condolences With deepest condolences sympathies to the family of the late MRS. JANE TONG From: Mr. Mrs. Denis Low Mr. Mrs. Lian Hock Lian Mr. Mrs. Moses Lee Mr. Mrs. Dennis Yong Mr. Mrs. Lim Ec Seng Mr. Mrs. Yeo Eng Seng Mr. Mrs. Jimmy Yuen Mr.194 words
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Obituary, Illustration149 1986-01-18 37 ROBERT MOTE WININGS Departed 18.1.78 God took him home, it was His will. But m our hearts we love him still; His memory is as dear today As In the hour he passed away We often sit and think of him When we are all alone; For149 words
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Obituary, Illustration139 1986-01-18 37 In Loving Memory o» MR. A. PALANISAMY Departed: 18.1.1964 Our thoughts are always with you, i Our hearts are sore with pain: This world would be like heaven If you were here again. Always r«m»mb«r»d by wife, ton*, daughter S daughI t«rt-in-law. MOM. LIM SOH HOON Departed139 words
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Obituary, Illustration32 1986-01-18 37 ATHMA SANTHI POOJA for the late M. P. KRISHNAN Dapartad 3/1/S6 will b« hold today 18/1/86 at ?.oOpm at P»rum»l Tampta, Scrangoon Road. Plaaa* traat tht» aa a paraonal invitation.32 words
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Advertisement52 1986-01-18 37 New A from U ittDjfifc M. J. Akbar, one of India's most distinguished journalists, discusses the origins and nature of the strains on Indian unity. Available at all good bookshops. Distributed by T^\ FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS I JkP I J uron 9 Port Road, Singapore 2261 IttaMadl A member of The52 words
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Advertisement90 1986-01-18 37 In Memoriam is for the loved ones whom you remember hC.A.T.S. *****66 I 186 Funeral Directors/ 186 Funeral Directors/ 186 Funeral Directors/ Services Services Services //Vi/h c P Prov e a W^ e ran S e if When a services and facilities (if loved one for all religions. ;*f departs,90 words
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TIMESPORT
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Article, Illustration1231 1986-01-18 38 MARTIN PALMER ON ENGLISH SOCCER Canaries still with the flair and finesse DIVISION ONE FIXTURES Birmingham v Everton, Coventry v Watford Leicester v Arsenal, Liverpool v West Ham, Luton v Aston Villa, Manchester United v Nottingham Forest, QPB v Newcastle, Sheffield Wednesday v Oxford United, Southampton1,231 words
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549 1986-01-18 38 ENGLISH SOCCER LEAGUE PREVIEW LONDON, Fri. There's an old joke m English soccer which poses the question: "What do West Ham and decorations have m common?" The answer is: "They both come down after Christmas.'' And for years, the London team have fuelledAFP; Reuter; UPI - 549 words
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Article270 1986-01-18 38 FOCUS ON EUROPEAN SOCCER LONDON, Fri. Ah influenza outbreak could jeopardise Roma's hopes of staying m touch with Italian League leaders Juventus this weekend. Both Polish striker Zbigniew Boniek and Italian Worid Cup winger Bruno Conti have been hit by the bug and manager Sven-Goran270 words
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Article287 1986-01-18 39 MILK CUP SOCCER SEMI-FINAL PREVIEW Liverpool, Chelsea heading for triple clash LONDON, Fri. Liverpool and Chelsea could meet three times m Cup matches within the next seven weeks, following the Milk Cup semi-final draw, made m London yesterday. Chelsea are already due to meet Liverpool m theReuter; AFP - 287 words
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Article446 1986-01-18 39 TOMMY DOCHERTY has put his name forward for the still-vacant post of Republic of Irelard manager. The much-travailed Docherty, who has had 13 manager; 1 appointments during his colourful career, has been out of British football since his dismissal by Wolverhampton last July. TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR, m the midstAFP; Reuter; AP - 446 words
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Article, Illustration125 1986-01-18 39 FOCUS ON EUROPEAN SOCCER Chamberlain the hero LONDON, Fri. A diving header by winger Mark Chamberlain m the 87th minute last night earned Sheffield Wednesday a 3-2 win over West Bromwich Albion and a place m the fourth round of the Football Association (FA) Cup.Reuter - 125 words
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Article38 1986-01-18 39 Aston Villa or Arsenal v Oxford or Portsmouth, Queens Park Rangers or Chelsea v Liverpool or Ipswich. (First-leg ties to be played on Feb 11 or 12, second-leg ties on March 4 or 5.)38 words
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Article, Illustration167 1986-01-18 39 Fourth time as manager BIRMINGHAM, I ri. Bon Sannders yesterday resigned as manager of beleaguered English First Division clnb Birmingham, 48 hours after a humiliating M home defeat by minor-league side Altrinchftm m the Football Association (FA) Cap third-round match. Saundeirs, who joined Birmingham from Aston Villa fourReuter - 167 words
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BADMINTON
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Article217 1986-01-18 40 Sze Yu makes mincemeat of Butler TAIPEI, Fri. Top-seeded Sze Yu, of Australia, impressively launched his challenge m the Taipei Masters badminton championship by beating England No. 3 Steve Butler 15-9, 15-2 m the second round yesterday. Sze seized the initiative m the first set and led &-3 before ButlerReuter - 217 words
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Article109 1986-01-18 40 LONDON, Fri. A promising newcomer and an illustrious veteran have been drafted m to strengthen the England women's challenge for the Über Cup. Barbara Sutton, 32, has been given a surprise recall and brings experience to the side m the absence of the injured Gillian Gilks andAFP - 109 words
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ON FOREIGN FAIRWAYS
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Article304 1986-01-18 40 PALM DESERT, Fri LARRY Mize birdied his final hole yesterday to grab a share of the lead with fellow-American Craig Stadler and 12-un-der-par 132 after two rounds of the $650,000 (Ssl.4 million) Bob Hope Classic. Mize, playing his round at the Bermuda Dunes CountryReuter - 304 words
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Article82 1986-01-18 40 NEW YORK, Fri. Nancy Lopez, who had a record-setting season on the women's tour, was yesterday named the 1985 Associated Press Female Athlete of the Year. It is the second time she has won the annual award. Nancy was named on 48 ballots cast by 221AP - 82 words
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195 1986-01-18 40 WORCESTER (Massachusetts), Fri. Fifth-seeded Bulgarian Manuela Maleeva was eliminated from the New England Classic by Australian Dianne Balestrat, while Hana Mandlikova and Carling Bassett survived scares last night to advance to the third round. Dianne, who was winless since the Australian Open m November, beat195 words
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Article, Illustration319 1986-01-18 40 Gomez moves into the semis NEW YORK, Fri. ANDRES Gomez, of Ecuador, and West German teenage sensation Boris Becker reached the semi-finals of the Grand Prix Masters tennis tournament at Madison Square Garden here yesterday. Gomez, 25, who shouldn't have taken part, played calmly and collectedly to beat erratic AmericanAFP - 319 words
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Article, Illustration120 1986-01-18 40 NEW YORK, Prl. John McEnroe's Ignominious exit from the Grand Prix Masters tournament m the first round here on Wednesday has cost him a farther l'Ssl JM (S2,IM). Hie Men's International Professional Tennis Connoll yesterday announced that the former world No. 1 had been fined US$l .MiAFP - 120 words
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434 1986-01-18 40 McEnroe at the crossroads of his career NEW YORK, Fri. Just as it did for Bjorn Borg three years ago, a time of reckoning is at hand for John McEnroe. The man who lost only three matches m 1984 now has been beaten three times m the space of a434 words
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Article388 1986-01-18 41 TAY CHENG KHOON - Ramesh proves to be a fighter TAY CHENG KHOON PEPSI SQUASH RAMESH DHANABALAN made sure that his absence from the Republic's World Junior squad will be sorely felt when he put on a creditable performance m the Pepsi Youth championships at Kallang last night. Although the former youth international lost388 words
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Article, Illustration348 1986-01-18 41 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON ASIAN SQUASH CHAMPIONSHIPS By Republic's ace shocked by Sohail's arrival m London THE game of musical chairs between Sohail Qaiser and Singapore's Peter Hill carried on yesterday with the Pakistani's unexpected appearance m London for the British Un-der-23 championships starting today. The Republic's national348 words
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Article, Illustration257 1986-01-18 41 Kum Thong to captain U-23 squad J. RAJENDRAN ON RUGBY CENTRE Chee Kum Thong, who was left out of the national team last year, has been named captain of the team who take on Malaysia m their annual Under-23 in-, ternational at the Padang today (5 pro). Bogged down by257 words
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WORLD OF CRICKET
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Article183 1986-01-18 41 Extended tour England B LONDON, Fri. The England B team's ill-fated winter tour, of which the Sri Lankan section is the only surviving leg, is to be extended by more than 10 days, it was announced at Lord's yesterday. Following the cancellations of the visits to Bangladesh and Zimbabwe, theAFP - 183 words
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Article103 1986-01-18 41 Lankans in strong position COLOMBO, Fri. An unbroken third-wicket stand of 170 between Sumithra Warnakulasuriya and Asanka Gurusinghe put the Sri Lankan Cricket Board President's XI m a strong position at the start of their match against England B yesterday. After winning the toss, the Board XI were 263-2 fromReuter - 103 words
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Article114 1986-01-18 41 MAHMOOD GAZNAVI - MAHMOOD GAZNAVI PERENNIAL rivals Singapore and Federal Territory have been drawn m the same group for this year's Malaysian Cricket Association inter-state league competition. The others m the South Zone are Johor and Negri Sembilan. The winners of the round-robin competition will advance into the114 words
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Article169 1986-01-18 41 JOHANNESBURG, Fri. Fast bowler Carl Rackemann tore the heart out of South Africa's batting to give the Australian rebels the upper hand m their five-day third and deciding match yesterday. Rackemann captuxed 6--74 to reduce South Africa to 184-8 at the close of the first day afterReuter - 169 words
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Article158 1986-01-18 41 DR CHAN PENG MUN, the Singapore Rugby Union's executive vice-president, will chair a disciplinary committee inquiry at Singapore Cricket Club on Monday into the sending-off of three players during last Saturday's Cathay Pacific/SRU knock-out final. He takes over as temporary chairman of the committee from158 words
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Article, Illustration830 1986-01-18 42 Red Devils' bull in sight of greener grass ■9 W /Saturday f I Person Rob Hughes assesses the future of his Manchester namesake LONDON, Fri. The three hard currencies m soccer are goals, pesetas and Lire. And whatever the shape, nationality and colour of the genuine goalscorer, the odds areIHT - 830 words
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Article, Illustration579 1986-01-18 42 AQUARIUS - AQUARIUS By Fish tales BARRAMUNDI (Lates Calcarifer) belongs to the family Centropomidae. They are also called Silver Barramundi, Giant Perch and Barra m Australia (not to be confused with Barracuda). Locally they are more popularly known as Siakap (Malay) and Kirn Buk Lor (Chinese).579 words
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Article323 1986-01-18 42 AMERICAN FOOTBALL Running back Walter Payton. who helped lead the Chicago Bears to a 15-1 regular-season record and a berth in Superbowl, on Thursday won the Maxwell Club of Philadelphia's Bert Bell Award, given annually to the National Football League Player of the Year. Payton, the all-timeReuter; AFP; AP; UPI - 323 words
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1^ijjl^7#""" MALAYSIA CUP'86
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Article89 1986-01-18 43 ALOR STAR, Fri. Kedah held Trengganu to a goalless draw m a Malaysia Cup soccer match at Stadium Darulaman here tonight. The home team, playing m front of 15,000 fans, came close to scoring m the second half through substitute Abdul Rahman Tasu when his shotBernama - 89 words
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Article52 1986-01-18 43 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Former England and West Ham soccer midfielder Trevor Brooking has signed up (or a two-week stint with City Hall. Brooking will don City Hall colours m the Dunhill Intercity tournament from Jan 27Feb 1 at Merdeka Stadium m conjunction with Federal Territory Day celebrations.Bernama - 52 words
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Article, Illustration621 1986-01-18 43 JOE DORAI previews the Malacca versus Singapore match at Kubu Stadium today (4.30 pm) Hussein banks on Salim's switch upfront MALACCA, Fri. The mood m the two camps on the eve of Singapore's clash against Malacca here is m stark contrast: anxiety, external pressure and temper621 words
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Article, Illustration315 1986-01-18 43 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI fgdf 6 First of all, if my return to Malacca is going to cause an upheaval m the team, I would prefer to be out. I think I can easily walk to another state side. Chin Aun MALACCA, Fri. Former Malaysian strongman315 words
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Article, Illustration372 1986-01-18 43 PETER SIOW - PETER SIOW By INDONESIA made their presence felt at the Singapore Open boardsailing championships, crowding the top spots at East Coast yesterday. Miki Sampelan, Abdul Malik Faisal and Ayub Subekti had almost everyone singing praises of Indonesia's prowess on the high seas when they finished first,372 words
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432 1986-01-18 43 LEE WAI WUN - LEE WAI WUN By -61 get quite tired sometimes, but I try to finish the race and usually manage to. I'm never among Q the best, of 7 course. Tor K/elsberg HIS name means God of Thunder. Perhaps, it should have been Neptune because432 words
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288 1986-01-18 43 LEE WAI WUN - Change in roles promises exciting show LEE WAI WUN THE regular pairs have split, and it's going to make this weekend's Lark races one of the most interesting m the Singapore Yachting Association series of national dinghy championships. Defending champion and veteran sailor Simon Loh has switched to the role288 words
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Article48 1986-01-18 43 F. J. W. Industries beat Garrett 6-4 m a Singapore Business Houses Football League Division Two match at Farrer Park yesterday. Other results Div 3: General Motors 2 Hitachi Elevator 1; Haw Par v River View Hotel and Polycore v RDC (both postponed due to rain).48 words
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MAHMOOD GAZNAVI ON HOCKEY
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Article207 1986-01-18 43 SINGAPORE Hockey Association president Anwarul Hague's call for schools to play more competitive hockey has been well receive^. For the tirst time, six school teams United World College, Josephians, Rafflesians, Raffles Junior College and two sides form Victoria Junior College have entered for the Staminade six-a-side207 words
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143 1986-01-18 43 SEET SWEE TECK has been given the go-ahead to play m tomorrow's Staminade six-a-side hockey competition at the Partang. The former international was sacked for dissent by umpire Charan Singh while playing for Armed Forces m a Singapore Hockey Association Premier League match143 words
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Advertisement344 1986-01-18 39 M SINGAPORE WOODCRAFT ft F E G £°b 4»U Add I Muilt Colour Buildina I Multi -Colour Building, 30 Alexandra Terrace, off _-^L» I 11 Pasir Panjang Road. S'(05 1 1 Tel: *****89, *****78 9.30 am 6.30pm (Monday to Sunday, including public holiday). f^l VlW^^t3t EW rxC GUARANTEE CERTIFICATE J344 words
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Miscellaneous93 1986-01-18 43 BADMINTON F*N/Yonex National (Unking League 4th cycle (SBH, 7 pm). BASKETBALL Sohool I IX In vttation tournament: 3rd placing final (Gay World, 6.30 pm). RUGBY 11-23 International: Singapore v Malaysia (5 pm). SRU President's XV trial match (3) both at Padang SOCCER Malaysia Cap: Malacca v Singapore (Kubu Stadium, 4.30).93 words
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Article, Illustration442 1986-01-18 44 AGNES WEE - AGNES WEE HDB's three-offer limit ruling By THE first group of applicants for Housing Board flats to come under the new three-offer limit rule will receive their first offer after the Lunar New Year m February. If you are among them, you will442 words
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Article60 1986-01-18 44 WARSAW, Fri. Two leading Solidarity activists were detained by police yesterday, apparently to prevent them from holding a dissident news conference to coincide with the start of an international peace congress m Warsaw, family sources said. They were identified as Janusz Onyszkiewicz, the banned free trade union'sReuter - 60 words
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Article34 1986-01-18 44 LOS ANGELES, Fri. Herbert Armstrong, founder and Pastor-General of the Worldwide Church of God and originator of the widely-distributed Plain Truth magazine, died yesterday at Pasadena, Cali- fornia. He was 93. APAP - 34 words
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Article31 1986-01-18 44 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones Average of 30 industrials dropped 7.34 points to 1,534.29 m the first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. APAP - 31 words
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Article, Illustration385 1986-01-18 44 RAV DHALIWAL - RA V DHALIWAL By Breathalysers to be used next month THE first breath analysers designed to detect drunken drivers will be m use m about a month's time. Traffic Police have purchased 275 of the gadgets, its Commander, Assistant Commissioner Chua Chin Kiat, said yesterday.385 words
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249 1986-01-18 44 A GROUP of drivers will be given a chance to prove that they can drink and still drive safely at a "party" to be held at the Ang Mo Kio driving circuit on Feb3. The Traffic Police and Automobile Association of Singapore are249 words
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349 1986-01-18 44 Group of 5 to discuss lowering of L interest rates But immediate action unlikely to be taken WASHINGTON, Fri. Leading industrial nations will discuss the possibility of bringing down their interest rates together when they meet m London this weekend but they are unlikely to agree on action right away,Reuter - 349 words
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168 1986-01-18 44 Plane crash victims found 12 hours later CIONWAY (South Carolina), Fri. Aviation authorities are trying to determine why the wTeckage of a single-en-gine airplane near the local airport was not discovered until almost 12 hours after the plane went down. Two men, from Singapore and Sweden, lay unconscious m theAP - 168 words
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Advertisement139 1986-01-18 44 Far East cut Tough times m property has forced Far East Organisation to suspend bonuses to workers. Less bouncy Singapore is lagging m the creation of new rubber contract. BGood reading for decision-makers Tell your vendor you need Business Times, or ring Betty Ton at *****09. smwiismißßH wmmmm\ iijifl lAnI139 words
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Advertisement38 1986-01-18 44 FINEST PERSIANS TRIBAL AFGHANS CHINESE PAKISTAN SINGAPORE'S OLDEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT AMIR SON'S (SINCE 1921) PTE LTD #01-15 Facing the Orchard Mall #03-01 to 07 LUCKY PLAZA, Singapore Mon to Sat 10.00 am 7.00pm Tel: ***** 12 *****83 *****0738 words
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Advertisement434 1986-01-18 44 I^lsl [SMp5l f2Mp5l [SJajfSlfil P^pslfr^plsl[^^^ LSl^ii^JS !515ilEr^Li LSIEiSfSJ 151^1^115] ISISiIEIS IST^IJ t LAST IO DAYS! y ALL THESE OFFERS END MON2STH JAN Z LimHed Stock Offer Valid While Stock Lasts! ARLANDA LOUNGE SUITE Jfe <>^'^^^\^^|B|MJp u O N !,?-"?"T EH T wo armchairs, STANZA BENTWOOD gff| < i «*s? lw434 words
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Miscellaneous140 1986-01-18 44 Weather UP TO lpm: Showers over several areas after midday. TEMP. (C) up to 6 am tomorrow: 31 max., 23 mm. SUNSET today: 7.17 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.14 am. GLOBAL MATHER Adelaide 14 22 C Overcast Mnnila 20 32 C Sunny Amsterdam \C Melbourne 12 19C Cloudy Bangkok 21 32140 words
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Article, Illustration311 1986-01-18 1 FT WAS an easy pregnancy that started it. "I had been married eight or nine years and I'd just had my third baby," remembered Dr Nalla Tan. She had so much maternity leave she didn't know what to do with it. It was her311 words
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Article775 1986-01-18 1 KENNETH KOH - KENNETH KOH Dr Nalla Tan: 'The Second Sexis a classic which every woman should read. It goes deeply into woman m all aspects-.' Picture by Nalla Tan's short story, What You Asked, won Second Prize in last year's Asiaweek Short Story I Competition. She talks to REBECCA775 words
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Article1385 1986-01-18 2 Update BARRY NEWMAN, writing for The Asian Wall Street Journal, traces why American books are getting minimal exposure overseas. A SHOPPING-MAULED American book buyer may not believe it, but it is harder than ever to buy, borrow or be given an American book, m a foreign1,385 words
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Article, Illustration740 1986-01-18 2 TREVOR GOODMAN - TREVOR GOODMAN By 4 Freedom to real, and it works. The economy of the future will be bated more and more on information technologies. And the creative flow of information requires freedom freedom of thought and communication. Ideology has nothing to do with this;IHT; NYT - 740 words
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Article, Illustration830 1986-01-18 3 In defence of children and animals 6 If all the cows, calves, pigs and hens who have been robbed of their 'human rights' in this country could get away from their 'factories' and assemble in a kind of animal tribunal, then the tales of blood they would scream out wouldReuter - 830 words
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Article, Illustration404 1986-01-18 3 Betsy Byars - Betsy Byars GLORY GIRL By rTHE Puffin, 1985, 114 pages Reviewed by CELINE SIA, aged 15 Young Reader POOR Anna Glory! Life certainly has not been kind to her, or so she thinks. Being the only member m the Glory family who cannot "carry404 words
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Article, Illustration469 1986-01-18 3 Little iS Book room" DEAN'S Big Book Of Fairy Stories (Dean's International, 1985, 191 pages, $15.51) A dazzling, beautiful Queen of Snow who falls m love with a mere mortal of a man; a smart, talking rabbit who is really an English King;469 words
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Article, Illustration777 1986-01-18 14 IRENE HOE - IRENE HOE DOLLARS SENSE By Margaret Allen Times Books International, 1985 $19.50 (paperback), 298 pages Reviewed by 6 (The book) makes instructive reading ahead of future good times and the kind of ephemeral euphoria that only love at first sight and the stock market index777 words
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Article, Illustration722 1986-01-18 14 JOHN de SOUZA - JOHN de SOUZA THE BODY SHOP BOOK Mac Donald and Co, 1985, 224 pages, $24.95 Available at Times bookshops and The Body Shop outlets. Booklets on individual chapters ($10) available from Body Shop outlets only Reviewed by THE future of beauty722 words
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Article, Illustration404 1986-01-18 14 JOB, A Comedy Of -Justice by Robert A. Heinlein (New English Library, 1985, 3SB pages, $14.15) Alexander Hergensheimer goes cruising and stops over at an island of some exotic culture. He witnesses a fire-walking act and takes on a hundred-dollar bet that he, too, could404 words
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Advertisement1261 1986-01-18 1 The most popular choice m Singapore today wW^^H B ~i Brißß r A^Hi* X mX" It Nippon Paint, a member of The The leading paint Special Compositions Nippon Paint is coatings. Nippon Paint provides free tech- The weatherometer and infrared Bk Wuthelcim Group, m its quest manufacturer a^' e manufacture1,261 words
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Advertisement101 1986-01-18 1 "We have morel A m common than you BE-^t M think"2 Bltf* George Shultz's H X |P controversial address p|oi at 48th PEN meeting Want an American book?! Get the British version from Singapore A Nobel prize for Astrid Lindgren? Sweden's most widely-read author is also its unofficial national conscience101 words
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Advertisement546 1986-01-18 2 iS~~ WORLD'S LARGEST EXHIBITION OF FINE IMITATED ANTIQUE PORCELAIN li WARES FROM JIANGXI AND FUJIAN PROVINCES, CHINA. We are honoured to be appointed as Sole Agent for China National Arts Crafts Imp Exp Corp Guangdong Branch for Rosewood Vase Stand. FREE Rosewood Vase Stand for every purchase of Jiangxi vase546 words
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Advertisement297 1986-01-18 3 B Offer $433 "•taLiiiftr fiflK?/ vS^ n m« 61 DC fl l|<^Rk^'i 91 6 (22k) vSSME&P'M 91 6 (22k) B diamond pendant BBuLußr^l diamond earring </ 1 offer $386 J§V iiililrßr^^y^L ■■■■■■m wmimlßl 8 *"*>lfc WSa&Sllffm Offer|&Slo I I 91 6 (22k) 91 6 (22k) tMß^fl^jJ S diamond earring diamond297 words
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Advertisement936 1986-01-18 4 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES MHBH STANTS RSSOBBIBHHHB sales^ervire: Tel *****11 Straits Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected: 555.00 Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD ext '5724/5/6/8 5669 Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. Posted: Sslo.oo APPOINTMENTS Price Waterhouse f|P I Management Consultants Pte Ltd (onsullants to senior management m a wide range of services including:936 words
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Advertisement500 1986-01-18 4 1 -Mentor "1 I Graphics I Mentor Graphics is a world leader m computer-aided-engineering (CAE) with a I market potential of US$2 billion by 1990. In line with our expansion plans, we invite applicants seeking for a dynamic and challenging career, for the following position i of:R D SOFTWARE TECHNICIAN500 words
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Advertisement1076 1986-01-18 4 VA WA T ft^ M ftl »^K fVI A TOR UI cn s an international fire protection company. One ol the i-Tor nnrvrpPTinM divisions of the Singapore subsidiary lias newly created tins V IRE-PROTECTION p ()sitK) n ijUMrAIN I Initially tin: incumbent will understudy the Divisional Manager Global Operations and1,076 words
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Advertisement587 1986-01-18 5 APPOINTMENTS The Singapore International Monetary Exchange (SIMEX) invites applications for the following management position: ASSISTANT MARKET RESEARCH MANAGER The position offers professional challenge and good career prospects. Key duties include actively participating m the implementation of policies relating to the market development, maintaining close contacts with member firms and prospective587 words
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Advertisement649 1986-01-18 5 We are looking for mature and achievement-oriented individuals who have the experience and capabilities to fill the following key positions: MANUFACTURING ENGINEER The successful candidate should possess a Degree or Diploma m Mechanical or Industrial or Production Engineering with 1-2 years experience m a manufacturing environment. Fresh graduates are also649 words
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Advertisement780 1986-01-18 5 INTERNATIONAL BANK Head, Accounting Department <es/6oic2> Salary: 5570,000 5590,000 per annum Our client, a well-established and reputable European bank m Singapore requires a dynamic and suitably qualified individual to assume the position of Head, Accounting Department. The successful candidate will take charge of the bank's Accounting Department with responsibility for780 words
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Advertisement680 1986-01-18 6 APPOINTMENTS CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IBM Singapore a leader m the field of information systems, word processing and related products is expanding to support its existing and rapidly growing list of customers. We invite qualified and ambitious men and women who want to be tomorrow's leaders m this high technology industry to680 words
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Advertisement572 1986-01-18 6 H^ATsT IT Microelectronics Pte Ltd ■■HI —I——™ I AT&T Microelectronics Pte Ltd has immediate vacancies for the following positions: PTest Systems Development Engineer Plan, strategise and implement test transfer and qualification programs Improve and design innovative test software efficiency and methods Tactically strategise and develop software and hardware realisation of572 words
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Advertisement950 1986-01-18 6 I A NATIONAL If <Ar\ COMPUTER 1 1 XZZft* BOARD I NCB The National Computer Board (NCB) is responsible for the implementation of the computerisation programme m the Civil Service. We offer many challenging I opportunities for experienced professionals m a wide range of application systems and operating environments. We950 words
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Advertisement262 1986-01-18 6 A well established international sales organisation is expanding its activities m the field of Telecommunications, Electrical and Electronics. Applications are invited to fill the following positions:SALES SERVICE ENGINEER Requirements Completed N.S. Minimum Diploma m Electrical/Electronic or equivalent Minimum 2 3 years relevant working experience Able to work independently Class 3262 words
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Advertisement525 1986-01-18 7 APPOINTMENTS mmm ENGINEERING EH CAREER AT m£m GM SINGAPORE GM SINGAPORE is located m Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park I and currently employs over 2,000 employees involved m the manufacturing and assembly of Radio Circuit Boards, Integrated Circuits, Engine Control Modules and Hybrid/Thick Film Engineering Products. To meet our expansion525 words
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Advertisement780 1986-01-18 7 .JF EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES 1 WITH THE 2T^ TRADE DEVELOPMENT BOARD I The Trade Development Board (TDB) is an emerging and dynamic statutory body established m 1983 to: j§ identify international business opportunities for Singapore i exporters i facilitate the development of Singapore exports I We are an international organisation with780 words
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Advertisement729 1986-01-18 7 Our search for engineering talent has brought us all over the world. Having established ourselves here m Singapore, we are still moving ahead. To achieve new heights of success, we need additional talent to grow with us as we strive together for greater technological advances. Hewlett-Packard believes that the success729 words
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Advertisement269 1986-01-18 7 ©TENANT COORDINATOR Due to increasing number of Tenants m the MARINA SQUARE Shopping Mall we require further assistance with out Tenant Coordination. The successful applicant will join a small team responsible for integrating the individual Tenants into the Shopping Mall. Applicants would require a good knowledge of Architectural or Interiors269 words
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Advertisement574 1986-01-18 8 APPOINTMENTS Our client is a Fortune 500 Company which designs, manufactures and I sells mini and mainframe computer systems. The company has an B enviable record of financial solidarity, profit and growth, and is now i well established m the Singapore market. Rapid growth has created M ft the following574 words
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Advertisement297 1986-01-18 8 OPPORTUNITY FOR A TECHNICAL PROBLEM SOLVER j Our Singapore Technical Staff is Expanding. We are looking for a Chemical Engineer/Chemist with an aggressive problem solving attitude and a history of success m this area. Our Technical/Staff supports a highly motivated, successful technical sales team throughout Asia. Our success m the297 words
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Advertisement668 1986-01-18 8 DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION is the second largest computer manufacturer m the world and a multinational leader m manufacture, sales and servicing of mini-computers Arising from the expansion of our Singapore subsidiary, we are looking for dynamic, self motivated individuals for the positions of Banking Sales Executive Applicants should be Engineering/Computer668 words
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Advertisement506 1986-01-18 8 IS igIEMETRON I"" I m V B^ <■> fit f Jf p-«i Mill sduA 1^ I 0 Demetron Singapore is a modern established subsidiary of the leading DEGUSSA Group of West Germany engaged m the S manufacture of high quality PCB metal components for the electronic industry. QC ENGINEER (PCB506 words
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Advertisement697 1986-01-18 9 APPOINTMENTS The MRT Corporation invites applications for the following positions: (A) ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT (1) ASSISTANT RESIDENT ENGINEER (DESIGN COORDINATION) (Rcf: EM/AE(D).2S) Salary Scale ($2200 ?350)2500x150 3850/4000:150:4150 Function To assist m the review and approval of coordinated E M services drawings and design submissions. Review and resolve E M697 words
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Advertisement625 1986-01-18 9 ffNANYANGTECHNOIOGICALfI I INSTITUTE I Applications are invited for appointment to the following posts 1) EDUCATIONAL I MEDIA SPECIALIST I Entry Requirements: HE Candidates should possess relevant Master's qualification and experience m the area of M ij educational technology and media production H They should have wide practical experience m instructional625 words
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Advertisement648 1986-01-18 9 WAKE OFF SINGAPORF a rewardin 9 aerospace career AIRCRAFT We offer young people with GCE O'/NTC 3 qualification INDUSTRIES the °PP orlunities t0 be trained for a worthwhile career m a high technology industry Pick from the following two specialized fields Aircraft Radar/Communication W GCE O level with credit m648 words
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Advertisement522 1986-01-18 9 psss 1, I 1 1 1 nil iihii II The Sembawang Group of Companies, a leading Singapore indus<j trial group with interests m shiprepairing, engineering fabrication, 1 shipowning and construction, invites applications for the post of:GROUP PUBLIC RELATIONS MANAGER t The Public Relations Manager will be responsible for:- Planning and522 words
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Advertisement478 1986-01-18 10 APPOINTMENTS lunixoiou I Our Company, the leading manufacturer of Winchester Disc Drives is seeking dynamic and qualified personnel as:HVTT7TT7T7BH Degree/ Diploma m Computer Science Minimum 5 years experience m inventory control or materials planning m a manufacturing environment Knowledge of computerised MRP and MANMAN System is essential Diploma m Production/Mechanical478 words
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Advertisement620 1986-01-18 10 J Company m optics with expanding international sales invites applicants for the position of: M Optical Consultant I Marketing Executive I Responsible for the marketing and sales of the X company's special products. S Most of his/her time will be spent on the road, g Overseas travelling may be required.620 words
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Advertisement1014 1986-01-18 10 f MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING IJ< Jj^ VL I MANAGER I I tSSS^S^ I I (Singapore Facility) I B B Publisher of Nan Yang Kin Zhou Lianhe Zaobao and Nan Yang An internationally established company engaged m the S Kin Zhou Lianhe Wanbao. B manufacture of electrical/electronic connectors seeks a m Invites1,014 words
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Advertisement631 1986-01-18 10 ET An internationally established Company with a network of fi| subsidiaries seeks a top-notch individual for the post of: m Manager 3 Technical Planning '"B The successful incumbent will be responsible for the Company's opera- tions m the Asean region m the functional areas of advanced manufac- M turing engineering,631 words
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Advertisement474 1986-01-18 10 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Suit No 928 if 1985 Between SOCIETE GENERALE Plaintiffs And SAMUEL TAN SIAK HAK Defendant FORM OF ADVERTISEMENT To: SAMUEL TAN SIAK HAK late of 24 Robey Crescent Singapore 1954 the abovenamed Defendant. TAKE NOTICE that an action has been474 words
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Advertisement739 1986-01-18 11 NOTICES I ANNOUNCEMENT This is to inform the public that Gina Lav Ming Choo, I/C No. *****31/H and Sam Koh Gion Liong, Malaysian I/C No. *****31 have left our Salon and are therefore not authorised to transact any business or collect any monies on our ■j behalf with immediate effect.739 words
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Advertisement598 1986-01-18 11 I SHERIFF S SALE I IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE In the cause of Suit No 4194 of 1985 Execution No 1454 of 1985 Chummy Construction Pte Ltd PLAINTIFFS VERSUS Goh Gie Chiang Trading as Soon Lee Construction DEFENDANTS AUCTION SALE OF Television, Video Cassette Recorder,598 words
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Advertisement672 1986-01-18 11 THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 RATHY PRIVATE LIMITED (In voluntary liquidation) SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS PASSED ON Wh January, 198 C At an extraordinary general meeting of the company held on the 9th day of January 1986, the following special resolutions were passed a. That the company be wound up voluntarily; b.672 words
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Advertisement247 1986-01-18 11 pJ^^^bJ 3BHJH \4 iiiA^BS d ■"*s%^Eaf /yji may jh /j^ «*m& i»« ''j<\.i (>intl\ Organised b\ (Ujikkdkm-^x^mknt Funan Centre Merchants Assn. towards a better city o^**' Choose front our wide range of I displayed Four Star Spring Mqffress^g^^J^^ f*^* Headboard Divan Set f**^ M 7^^^ j Funan Centrt Exhibition Hall,247 words
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Advertisement67 1986-01-18 12 ot^^^^^ i y*>^r **BBBBB^BH fl 1^ A tflD Q*^ k4|AflBH fißAtf I BbT Df&tf*E OwO '/▲jl I AsS ■En.d Bit Mtt hBAV^BK ■'■sIbUBB»'# BBBFr^ jHBD BBB^ BB^r r^ BPt BBH BBi bY B^ 4fek BBHI^BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBi BB*^^B^BpIBMHMr2MB3BBwBBfe a^*V f^s^t'' > "V' ""^p»% BB^^BBBBBBBBi^^BBBBUXiIiTftII^^^TB> m k I SbBBBBB^^ BBbW .^Bk iB .^bH67 words
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Advertisement223 1986-01-18 13 BHbhl B i ,tgMHUiLllr<ifißteT?raTn l_wjw»w^» i ■■■^■■■^1 J-^iT^viEXSS H" iBbI ■■■■■1 JlffJJlßlClliria?^^^—^s*3^^*^*^ ■■SH^HHH^BfI "feS^Srf'a^ '*_^i2_^_jßß| lf -nm.j'i, < yffiatf"^'aßjgK' -"W""a AVfiSHflßßfißßl 1 1 ?flflflS "^gSB|H|jS3|HBBBViBBBHBBBBBBKBB ■p4yBMBMBHBBBB|B^BB; i HMIBB wrf^SJlßßP^^^^l^sßri^wS^^^^^^^WWßßli l^Eß BHEBH sj^^ttEfißHßßßs*^^BSSP'JfißßP^ x—j isfl BBBfIBHHHBBBBHHI^H \555 m^sfc^*""^^*^^^ w^^^^j*fir^ty^-~_^^ M^j^^BßßßßWiK*^^3^^^^B> jj^^BT *^^^B^^^^^^^^^B^B^BW^^^^^P^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Bßß^^B^^^^^^^^BßßßßßM^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^B^K |HB^!P"WWlp^wp»ww^^^>^^^^'^^^^^^^ h .<. T^^B^t^ _z^aMfla Br U**P. E. aat223 words
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Advertisement390 1986-01-18 14 jj^Br^ jBV jJiH W^^M Another chance to get attractive household and kitchen items money can't buy! Due to overwhelming response, we have decided to extend our redemption scheme for another 3 months. So now you'll have more opportunities to *m?&\ shop for our new stock of saucepots. saucepans, i Jmfcy'390 words
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Advertisement154 1986-01-18 14 Believe it or not! Haller® vertical blinds costing as little as curtains. It is true. Haller' vertical blinds initially require an P^^*V^i investment of thrice the normal pnce of cheap curtains j 1 However. Haller' vertical blinds lasts for b years and :$F -/^V mere, and during that period you154 words
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Advertisement665 1986-01-18 15 mi wwl I n IvUH A I Iwl AHI I ni ifi vnlll/ INSTEAD OF CASH AT TRAFFIC POLICE EMPORIUM HOLDINGS Meridien Shopping Centre ESSO B 851 Upper Serangoon Road Maxwell Road (Traffic Fines, Oriental Emporium 100 Orchard Road YAOHAN Jin Boon Lay Service Station Duplicate Driving Licence) Anq Mo665 words
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Article, Illustration761 1986-01-18 16 ANDREW GOH - ANDREW GOH By 30, air traffic controller MY GRANDFATHER believed m reincarnation. So, on his deathbed, he gathered his whole family all 35 of them to hear his last sermon. "I'll be born again," he said. "In what form, I do not know." The women m the family761 words
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Article184 1986-01-18 16 I took to the pen one day In hope that the ink would flow. But I held Lot the day at bay The lines at night ran cold. Would you know the things to write? Should you be solemn? Or should you dab some touches184 words
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Article198 1986-01-18 16 EXPRESSIONS offers an outlet for creative and artistic effort by you and for you. So if you're a closet writer, composer, painter or photographer, now's the time to unveil your talent. Whether you write, compose music, paint, sculpt or draw (cartoons, illustrations or drawings), send it to198 words
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Advertisement152 1986-01-18 16 I m^ latest acs l^ turer 9ir^^o^tf' i-#1 Now only Wtf'Zm i \i par v^a^^^ Specie* Witntushions, wamwr 4 Seater ^@Pfi^ fIISCOUntS table «a*^ yWLI/Cn > Ui hi il In I ilißWi'"^ L f g§m*§ sam tmmttd Showroom 7bOOA Beach Road 02-313 The Plaza Score 0719 Ji i M?|fc2»lJSai |f*i152 words
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Advertisement202 1986-01-18 17 CONGRATULATIONS TO NETS We are proud to be the supplier of EFTPOS Terminals and Network Access Controllers for Singapore's Cashless Shopping and Payment Service. omßon EB €f Communications <kypercom> 73 Ayer Raja Crescent #07-05, Singapore 0513. Tel: *****66 Telex: RS ***** EBSIN Fax: *****80 Viil Delivering computer solutions for finance.202 words
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Article, Illustration1373 1986-01-18 18 MODERN methods of manufacture have made available so many different types of glass, that we quite take it for granted. It's only when glass cracks or breaks that most of us notice it. Yet it lets the light m, keeps the weather out, and apart from1,373 words
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Article, Illustration189 1986-01-18 19 A couple of hours, inexpensive balsa wood, some leftover fabric and voila! a light m your life DECORATIVE lamps add interest to any room but can be expensive if you buy the mass-produced variety. Their purpose is to add atmosphere and a pleasing189 words
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Article, Illustration204 1986-01-18 19 THE rage for costume jewellery is on. A trip to the haberdashery store will give you all kinds of ideas for making your own designer accessories and save you quite a sum of money, too. For instance you can make a necklace with an ethnic204 words
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Advertisement110 1986-01-18 18 Y& Thousands and Thousands Jtilm f it following items on sale:if S S <!^^* ll^ 1 Housenold Utensils i^^^^ j^ Bathroom Accessories ///I I 7. Gardening Tools Flower Pots r '^II lE HERE! k 1 J \I! (x^N. -I^K Golden Tower ■P I L/ i^'if "'^^Enterprises Pte. Ltd. m W\110 words
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Advertisement68 1986-01-18 18 Starting this week, Putterin' Pete will alternate with Miss Fix-It to help solve D-l-Y problems Putterii?' Pete WE ALL EtfCOuWER SCREWS 7\ U)ECAI4'TI?EMO>feg^RE6OU^/ fA^AN^.-fH^E ASE SE\IERAI N)Httl TOOIS fOR POIMG y/ p|^^ eASIIv g ilH^^.iPS^li&r i»HWHw»"roTi>w.| oi> c f* I vtt© A SLO<T WltH A ACk:s^ I 8 jV^^ vfflliliP^68 words
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Advertisement158 1986-01-18 19 CONGRATULATIONS TO NETS ON THEIR OFFICIAL LAUNCH We are proud to be associated with Singapore's Cashless Shopping and Payment Service. Mobil I W I V&/ _k/ I DENMARK ENTERPRISES PTE. LTD. BINTAI KINDENKO PTE. LTD. M@bii keeps you moving 9^ 149 Rochor Road #05-13-14-15, Fu Lu Shou Complex R 0ffjce158 words
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Advertisement444 1986-01-18 20 X (*****88) 4 SHOWS: 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 9.15pm V EXTRA SHOW TOMORROW al 11 00 am Win do thc> call it kk adulter>," g J 8 them act like K-f^^^f^ 5 < X stsw T OVTNfi I i j ?^lg, COUPLES !j GOLDEN SULTAN K A R V E E444 words
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Advertisement300 1986-01-18 20 <■ Dine m romantic Hi I New Menu for 4-Course T^W^^^F^-y n J! Set Dinner Specials "^-^s—^jit/r /^hHH J I $1 2.90 5.30pm 9.30pm daily. /^^^^H 5 I Your choice of 3 main courses: f 0 v 4 Course Set Lunch $6.50 B»f^^^lM 5 A choice of 3 to 4300 words
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Advertisement301 1986-01-18 20 Bl^b^^ l^fc*J JHtti^^^H j^fefek High Gloss Lacquer Display Unit PJPJBKI <^f^ Genuine Full Leather Sofa Sets \S. i V\\ ©CENTRAD WARKETI NG PTi LTD ./£j^Js Tel: *****06/*****61 j-Bk (Cjsss*^: Warehouse: I l V Bukit Batok Industrial Park A, Block 2024, Street 23. #01-38 Singapore 2367. XiDO:" OPENS fODAY!': I (Phone301 words
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Advertisement493 1986-01-18 20 i 2nd WEEK! a YAMT (*****80) 5 SHOWS AT dl %9 £\MJMLt 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30. 9.00 Jason is back. And this is the one i you've been screaming forl P I I hhß3Shp^ Jii^B^B =iS S tr^-V I *fi'*- v HI I -*^Br 1 I ILi itn I P493 words
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Advertisement131 1986-01-18 20 o mbers Game SUPER I JACKPOT I I FOR TOMORROW'S DRAW 6/86 TO BE HELD OVER I REDIf FUSION AFTER I 520,000 WON In draw 5/86 Coupon 8.989J136 I sold by an agent m iurong won the Group II cash prize NOW SHOWING AT JUBILEF'M/>NDARIN.'EMPRESS TO« r»VOH'JALIT/LIW*GU QUEENST sVt\ 'PLA2*/131 words
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Advertisement362 1986-01-18 21 DESIGN DECOR H^^^OPv^iJfl Model 207 is designed not only as a elega^ipj^H HP^^A^^flfl bedroom set. it provides ample storage space too. p a B^VSvv^^bß The dressing table comes with built-in drawers. A 5' 9 C-V^^^ll I 4-door wardrobe, with 2 mirrors on the doors is j« X^H^^^H cleverly designed to362 words
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Advertisement80 1986-01-18 21 A NEW CONCEPT OF HEALTH RENEW YOUR ENERGY You will be bursting with health when you come out from our health centre m the Orchard Tower We offer unparalleled service /r^r by qualified and charming jvf masseuses. Our newly h\M renovated centre is B$P equipped with complete modern facilities. Let80 words
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Advertisement334 1986-01-18 21 Wmms ''H S"' ■•>■■■ Ik I i I 1 pRi pi I m^^iui^Mi r X l^t w 111 menswear Exclusively available at: DAIMARU LIANG COURT GALARIES LAFAYETTE GOLDHILL SQUARE ISETAN HAVELOCK APOLLO HOTEL ISETAN KATONG PARKWAY PARADE ISETAN ORCHARD LIAT TOWERS METRO GOLDEN MILE THE PLAZA METRO GRAND LUCKY PLAZA334 words
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Advertisement93 1986-01-18 22 More than a dozen goldsmiths and jewellers stocked with the widest range of jewellery to choose^^. For your shopping pleasure Jewellery Fashion Show 2pm on 18 and 25 January and 1 February 1986. The shows feature fash ion wear and jewellery from a different Jewellery Mart jeweller each week. Beauty93 words
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Advertisement7 1986-01-18 22 k i -^Odean Katong Shopping Complex I7 words
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Miscellaneous590 1986-01-18 22 111 L^T^-^^^^^^B SUN TAN Br Col/ene PEANUTS Bjr ScAvix ■pP*TREMEI4J«.MyfH/LD 4 WH€NI /ALWAYS CONSULT^ ■^■JfT/AF-rER YouVc M^E^B r^V/^^^^^J V^^^^'-J r^% I nobopv APPRECIATES OUR LIVES ARE IN KNOl^ uJMAtNT] cc rn 6£, n6£ g ENERTS l^¥WvJ^ a i^li^rr 3Sr |/^^|L7 HOUJ uJISHV OUASMV constant torment ojiswv-ouashv^ J i THE BOHN590 words
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Article, Illustration632 1986-01-18 23 T. K. SABAPATHY - T. K. SABAPATHY 8a: An Exhibition of Contemporary Art By eight artists Alpha Gallery Till Jan 31 Reviewed by 8a is an exhibition of 25 works by artists who have been associated, m various capacities, with the Alpha Gallery for some time. These632 words
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Article, Illustration422 1986-01-18 23 Tne United World College goes Japanese this weekend. LEONG WENG K AW reports. A 'TRIP' to the Land of Cherry Blossoms and a taste of Japanese food that's what students at the United World College promise their visitors this evening and tomorrow422 words
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350 1986-01-18 23 CAROLINE NGUI - CAROLINE NGUI IN MARCH, STA*RS will hold its production of Where The Sidewalk Ends as part of the Community Development Ministry's special programme for young people's theatre. STA*RB is looking for seven to II actors and actresses aged 11 to 14, who have strong350 words
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332 1986-01-18 23 K. MALATHY reviews the new 13-week season of the popular Indian entertainment programme, Oli Oli (Saturdays, Ch 8, 6 pm), which began last week. THE new series of Oli Oli, going "live" for the first time, kicked off with a332 words
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Miscellaneous100 1986-01-18 23 What's On ASIAN AEROSPACE '86 AEROSPACE AND AIR-CRAFT-RELATED EXHIBITION. Southern and Western dispersal area, Singapore Changi Airport. 11 am 6 pm. Admission: $5 (adults), $3 (children). SBS services 1, 2, 9 and 17 from the city or shuttle bus service from Bedok Interchange. Drivers go to Car Park B at100 words
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Miscellaneous99 1986-01-18 23 Metropole Theatre). 10 am 5 pm (schools); spm 11 pm (public). Admission: $2 (adults), $1 (children). On till Feb 16. SSO CONCERT WITH SOLOIST STEPHANIE CHASE. Programme includes Pergolesi's Concerto No 2 For Strings In G Major, Schubert's Symphony No 5 In B Flat, D 485; Prokofiev's Concerto For Violin99 words
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Miscellaneous92 1986-01-18 23 by local participants. Today: Design judging for individual section of kite-making competition (preliminary). 2 6 pm. Marina South Kite Flying Site. Free. A-V PRESENTATION OUR HISTORICAL SITES. Today's screening: Serangoon Road Little India. History of Singapore Gallery. 11 am and 2 pm. Admission: $1 (adults), 50 cents (children aged 6-12).92 words
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Miscellaneous89 1986-01-18 23 Association. Proceeds to the aged. The association's premises at Clemenceau Avenue. 10 am 4 pm. FILM KINGS OF THE SUN. Yul Brynner plays an Indian Chief m this historical film about the ancient Mayan civilisation. Cafe Le Lagon, Hotel Meridien. 8.15 pm. AUDITION FOR THE INDIAN DANCE NIGHT, for the89 words
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Miscellaneous101 1986-01-18 23 days. On till Jan 26. BATIK FROM CENTRAL JAVA. 3rd floor, Hilton Hotel. 11 am 7 pm. Extended till Jan 30. CHINESE PAINTINGS. By the students of James Tan, well-known Lingnang-style painter. Lone Pine Gallery, Ming Court Hotel. 11 am 7 pm. Last day tomorrow. CHINESE ROSEWOOD PALACE/WALL LANTERNS. Futoh101 words
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Miscellaneous79 1986-01-18 23 ures. Daily from 9 am to 9 pm. Admission: $2 (adults), $1 (children below 12). Pay at museum entrance. TOMORROW PUBLIC LECTURE THE WORLD OF SCIENTIFIC CREATIVITY PERSONAL EXPERIENCES OF A NOBEL LAUREATE. In English and Mandarin, by renown Chinese physicist C. N. Yang. World Trade Centre Auditorium. 7.30 pm.79 words
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Miscellaneous999 1986-01-18 23 I Radio One Tune m to the 'live' broadcast of the Malaysia Cup '86 match m which Singapore plays against Malacca (5.05 pm). 5.58 AM Nationa! Anthem, followed by Opening Announcement 6.00 News In Brief 6.05 Another Morning, Another Show 7.00 News And Weather Report 7.10 Morning Digest 7.20 Another999 words
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Miscellaneous159 1986-01-18 24 JlSljfcjLjjyL&JU; j ■MY VIEW CATHERINE ONG (Ch 5 and Ch 12 programmes), LEONG WENG KAM (Ch 8 programmes) A touch of something special from King Hu Chinese Cinema A Touch Of Zen (Part I) (Ch 8, II pm): THIS is no run-of-the-mill gongfu flick. Directed by King Hu m 1972,159 words
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Miscellaneous136 1986-01-18 24 A special agent visits the fort and provokes Yang to a duel. Gu then learns that Yang is the daughter of a court official who had been killed by his colleagues. The rest of the story is about how Yang tries to avenge her father's death and how her enemies136 words
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Miscellaneous99 1986-01-18 24 jh M 4 B- *«Bi Hf .JHb^^ «wv iBBBy _s A?^^B Bj^^B w SOB By «hS Hbv <-.-^J v it x w |p m Xv Feng (right) is a spunky swordswoman m King Hu's epic narrative, A Touch Of Zen (Ch 8, 10 pm). him m the midst of a99 words
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Miscellaneous45 1986-01-18 24 Merlion City: Traditional Entertainment Indian Dance and Dondang Sayang (Ch 5, 7 pm) Miss Carolyn Chin, an American-Chinese research assistant who was m Singapore and happened to tune m to this new documentary, found to her surprise that she became fascinated with the Chinese opera.45 words
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Miscellaneous60 1986-01-18 24 "Chinese opera music used to grate on me but now that I understand it's history and form, I might even attend a performance," she said. I wasn't very interested m Chinese opera either. But last week's programme was so well put together that I sat through it and emerged enlightened.60 words
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Miscellaneous803 1986-01-18 24 dian dance and Dondang Sayang should also be as educational and entertaining. Focus SI (Ch 8, t.SI pm): This fortnightly Chinese current affairs programme features the forthcoming general election m the Philippines and the Third Asian Aerospace 1986 Show m Singapore. I QPP C All programmes ir [ngksh unless otherwise803 words
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Miscellaneous152 1986-01-18 24 Pop Hits From The Night Studio (Ch 8, 8.3$ pm): More stars from Japan entertain with their pop hits m tonight's edition of this musical series. They include Hiromi Go, Hiromi Iwasaki, Anzen Chidai. Sachiko Kobayashi and Hiroshi Itsuki. Give Us A Cine (Ch 5, fc»pm) Television charades are nothing152 words
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Miscellaneous108 1986-01-18 24 r For The Young-, WORLD OF SURVIVAL NO LAUGHING MATTER (Mandarin) (Ch 8, 4.11 pm): The laughter of spotted hyenas and their feeding habits have earned them one of the worst reputations of any animal m Africa. Legends associate them with witches and some believe that their presence brings death.108 words
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