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Title Section15 1986-01-20 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1986 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 188/12/8515 words
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Article, Illustration562 1986-01-20 1 9,000 feared dead or wounded; Marxist President flees country BAHRAIN, Sunday SOUTH Yemen President Ali Nasser Mohammed appeared to have been ousted today after a week-long battle with fellow Marxists which some sources said had left at least 9,000 dead or wounded. Aden Radio broadcast aAP; Reuter - 562 words
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Article, Illustration461 1986-01-20 1 FOREIGN AFFAIRS Minister S. Dhanabalan said yasterday that Singapore would support Thailand's proposal for an Asean summit meeting but did not disclose any further details. Mr Dhanabalan, who is also the Community Development Minister, said: "The idea is still nebulous and vague. But theReuter - 461 words
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322 1986-01-20 1 Few firms have retirement benefits for execs MOST Singaporean executives will not get any retrenchment benefit if they lose their jobs. Only 30 per cent of 360 companies provide retrenchment payments for executives, according to a survey last year on fringe benefits for Singaporean executives. Nearly half of the companies322 words
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194 1986-01-20 1 GUATEMALA CITY, Sun. A plane carrying tourists to the ruins of an ancient Mayan city crashed m northern Guatemala yesterday, killing all 90 people aboard. The French-built Caravelle jet was circling a jungle landing strip when it slammed into a cloudshrouded mountainReuter - 194 words
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Article375 1986-01-20 1 YANG RAZALI KASSIM - YANG RAZALI KASSIM By /a/ira/'ta Correspondent JAKARTA, Sun. The Indonesian government has urged a consortium of donor countries assisting Jakarta's development to further extend concessionary loans m view of the country's current economic difficulties. Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja, who returned today from a tour of375 words
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Article, Illustration98 1986-01-20 1 THE man behind far theme songs of some SBC Mandarin drama serials turned singer last night and was proclaimed Best Male Vocalist In the amateur section of this year's SBC Chinese Talentime. National serviceman Lee Wei Shiong, 19, has composed songs for such serials98 words
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394 1986-01-20 1 PETER HAZELHURST - Tokyo says Moscow has yielded on key point PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Sun. Japan claimed today it had wrested a significant concession from the Soviet Union m a 40--year-old dispute over four islands seized by Russian troops at the end of World War H. According to Japan's interpretation394 words
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Article54 1986-01-20 1 THE Second Deputy Prime Minister and National Trades Union Congress Secretary-General, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, will visit Indonesia next month to strengthen mutual understanding and cooperation between the Singapore and Indonesian labour movements. While he is m Indonesia, Mr Ong will also attend the annual meeting of the54 words
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Article69 1986-01-20 1 BOYCOTT THREAT LONDON, Sun. Chinese badminton players have been accused of deliberately losing to their team-mates to give them easier passages through tournaments, and this could lead to a boycott of international events. Players from other countries are to meet during the Japanese Open m Tokyo next week to considerAFP - 69 words
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Article316 1986-01-20 2 Claims 'questionable' ONE SEGMENT of a recent SBC documentary, Friday Background, suggested that the health of parking attendants was affected by the excessively-high carbon monoxide levels m underground car parks. Spokesmen from the Ministry of the Environment and the Ministry of Labour have responded by saying that the documentary316 words
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Article190 1986-01-20 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: LACK of discipline at theatres and concerts continues to concern the Ministry of Community Development, and caused it to issue a statement reminding the public of etiquette at performances. There are two points that are worth making: First that the larger audience should not be190 words
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Article168 1986-01-20 2 PROMET'S FUTURE HINGES ON RESULT OF CHIEFS' SHOWDOWN THURSDAY is a crucial day for marine, property and oil exploration group, Promet. The results of the "showdown" between Promet Chairman Tan Sri Datuk Ibrahim Mohamed and Managing Director Brian Chang may well decide whether the wings of the high-flyer have168 words
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Article86 1986-01-20 2 HOW TO KEEP NOISE DOWN EXPRESSWAYS have fast become a common sight m Singapore. A reader has written m with some suggestions to alleviate the noise nuisance affecting residents m the blocks of flats at the sides of these roadways. Another reader, meanwhile, issues an appeal to the authorities86 words
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Article330 1986-01-20 2 Asian mobs growing THE IMAGE of the Asian immigrant as a "model minority" m the United States is being tarnished by the apparent growth of organised crime within some Asian communities. Law enforcement officers are increasingly concerned over the activities of Vietnamese, Japanese and Chinese gangs m330 words
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181 1986-01-20 2 Around Asean... and Across the Causeway Bleak year ahead INDONESIAN INDUSTRY, after a bad year m most areas, is facing even bleaker prospects for 1986 with little hope for boosting employment, say bankers and diplomats m Jakarta. Entire industrial sectors are m danger of collapse without government help, they add.181 words
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Article325 1986-01-20 2 Staking claim m Cup PAUL WALSH is well aware that one bad game for Liverpool will probably mean his instant banishment to the reserves. And that is why, for the present anyway, the free-scoring young soccer striker is remaining on the transfer list despite taking his goal tally to325 words
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Article382 1986-01-20 2 Treat squints early HAVING a crossed eye is no laughing matter. Apart from the embarrassment caused to the person, this visual malfunction can lead to severe, irreversible loss of vision if left untreated. According to opthalmologists at the Singapore General Hospital, a defect spotted early can be put382 words
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Article368 1986-01-20 2 Goods/Services Organisation Section/Page Air Can Ace Oaikm I 7 Hitachi I 23 Airfnes British Airways I 24 Royal Brunei Airlines I 3 Audn Hagemeyer II 18 Setron Electronics I 14 Bank Standard Chartered II 3 Books STP Distributors I 21 Boutique Silkmo I 19 Business Holiday Hideaway I368 words
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428 1986-01-20 3 Economic reforms led to bigger changes than expected BEIJING, Sun. China's economic reforms resulted m bigger changes than predicted last year, and there will be a pause m the reform programme this year, Chinese Prime Minister Zhao Ziyang has said. Chinese newspapers yesterdayAFP - 428 words
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Article, Illustration271 1986-01-20 3 NEW DELHI, Sun. Indian businessmen and politicians have stashed away about US$2O billion (5542.8 billion) of untaxed money m secret Swiss bank accounts, a leading columnist reported today. Mr Kuldip Nayar said m the Tribune newspaper that India's Finance Ministry has abandoned plans toReuter - 271 words
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347 1986-01-20 3 KOICHI ISHIYAMA - KOICHI ISHIYAMA By Tokyo Reporter One tramp, who asked not to be identified, said with a grin: "I do not have any problem m making a living. I sleep m a subway promenade and the food left by restaurants and bars are great. "I347 words
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167 1986-01-20 3 ISLAMABAD, Son. A quarter of a million people, living m camps since Bangladesh seceded from Pakistan almost 15 years ago, may soon realise their dream of moving to Pakistan thanks to huge rehabilitation lands raised by voluntary organisations, Informed sources said here. Known asAFP - 167 words
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Article, Illustration321 1986-01-20 3 US senator helps two Viets reunite with mum picture. 6 THE Vietnamese, I think, are excellent negotiators and mattors at understanding and using Amori- can public opin- ion. Congressman Bob McEwen, remarking on how the Vietnamese had kept the release of the children quiet until the end of the two-dayAP - 321 words
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123 1986-01-20 3 Call to execute corrupt party officials BEIJING, Sun. A member of China's ruling Politburo called today for corrupt communist party officials to be executed to show that the leadership meant business m its antigraft campaign. The official People's Daily quoted Politburo member Hu Qili as saying the party must placeReuter - 123 words
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Article46 1986-01-20 3 ABIDJAN (Ivory Coast), Sun. The neighbouring West African governments of Mali and Burkina Faso yesterday agreed to withdraw their troops to the positions before hostilities broke out on Christmas Day. The accord was announced m a communique after .a summit meeting "Jure. APAP - 46 words
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Article, Illustration268 1986-01-20 4 Blacks in US better off, says Reagan WASHINGTON, Sun. President Ronald Reagan, speaking before the first national holiday to commemorate the 57th birthday of Rev Martin Luther King, the assassinated Black leader, yesterday said the position of Black Americans had improved under his government and called for a "truly colourblindAFP; AP - 268 words
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Article125 1986-01-20 4 Shuttle ends its troubled flight EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE (California), Sun. The space shuttle Columbia touched down m the California desert yesterday, ending a mission plagued by delays, technical troubles and sheer bad luck. Columbia and its crew of seven landed here after bad weather prevented a Florida touchdown forReuter - 125 words
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204 1986-01-20 4 NEW YORK, Sun. A Manhattan resident was arrested last night m connection with the European abduction of an Arab billionaire's brother. Mustafa Zein, 43, was arrested at his home yesterday on kidnapping charges, said Federal Bureau of Investigation spokesman Joe Valiquette.AP - 204 words
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328 1986-01-20 4 Crime wave among Asians in US mars 'model' image WASHINGTON, Sun. The image of the Asian immigrant as a "model minority" m the United States is being tarnished by the apparent growth of organised crime within some Asian communities. Concern over the activities of Vietnamese, Japanese and Chinese gangs mAFP - 328 words
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199 1986-01-20 4 SAN FRANCISCO, Snn. The Apple Computer Company has settled ont of court a lawsuit against co-founder Steve Jobs that accused him of stealing trade secrets and luring away Apple employees to his new company, it was announced yesterday. The lawsuit was filed last September afterReuter - 199 words
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Article77 1986-01-20 4 Instant answers NEW YORK, Sun. A telephone services company m Omaha, Nebraska, is to hire 1,800 people to handle 50,000 telephone calls per day from people seeking information about an offer by Kodak to exchange 16.9 million instant cameras based on a system copied from a competitor. These instant cameras,AFP - 77 words
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Article27 1986-01-20 4 VENICE, Sun. Fire swept through a department store near Venice's Grand Canal, killing four people and injuring 12, hospital officials said yesterday. ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article, Illustration400 1986-01-20 5 WASHINGTON, Sun PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan would soon issue an executive order pledging to fight terrorism through all legal means but avoiding the issue of when military action would be used, a government official said yesterday. The order would follow recommendations from aUPI - 400 words
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292 1986-01-20 5 DAMASCUS, Sun. A senior Palestinian guerilla leader says that Abu Nidal, the Palestinian accused of having organised the Rome and Vienna airport massacres, receives various types of support from conservative Arab countries as well as radical movements. Any state that finds itNYT - 292 words
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176 1986-01-20 5 4 die as Lesotho forces crush mutiny MASERU, Sun. Lesotho's armed forces have crushed an insurrection within their ranks over the last 48 hours, it was announced here last night. The Information Minister, Mr Desmond Sixishe, said four people were killed during the insurrection, two of them mutineers. He saidAFP; AP - 176 words
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180 1986-01-20 5 TRIPOLI, Sun. A British "tax hostage" held In Libya for more than two years because his former employers owe £1 million (513.15 million In I Jbyan taxes has found a Job as gatekeeper at the Italian Embassy. Mr Malcolm Pike, 32, from Blandford, Dorset,AP - 180 words
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296 1986-01-20 5 Fighting worsens in Uganda with bombings KAMPALA, Sun. Fighting on the outskirts of Kampala between government troops and the National Resistance Movement (NRM) escalated yesterday with artillery and rocket fire from both sides and the army using a helicopter to bomb enemy positions. An unconfirmed report said the army helicopterAP - 296 words
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Article67 1986-01-20 5 SAN SALVADOR, Sun. About 8,000 people marched through San Salvador yesterday to protest against an economic austerity package the government of President Jose Napoleon Duarte is expected to announce next week. The massive protest came as leftist guerillas stormed electricity towers m the northern and eastern sectionsUPI - 67 words
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Article, Illustration351 1986-01-20 6 Envoy sent out to talk to Hussein and Peres WASHINGTON, Sunday THE Reagan administration, seeking to break the impasse on Arab-Israeli peace talks, has sent its top Middle East official on an unannounced trip to Europe for talks with King Hussein of JordanNYT - 351 words
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Article127 1986-01-20 6 LONDON, Sun. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government is planning to sell Britain's major airports to the private sector for an expected £5M million (Ssl.s billion). The government, which unveiled its Airports BUI recently m Parliament, plans to sell seven airports as part of itsReuter - 127 words
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289 1986-01-20 6 STOCKHOLM. Sunday FRENCH President Francois Mitterrand prodded Soviet officials into allowing the son and moth-er-in-law of self-exiled Russian Him director Andrei Tarkovsky to come to the West and they were preparing for a reunion today m Paris, friends said yesterday. Ms Irena Elkonin-Jo-hansson, speakingUPI - 289 words
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Article, Illustration49 1986-01-20 6 picture. THE sign says "No Diving", and to make sure people stay clear of this frozen pond, Larry Goldoo of North Platte, Nebraska, has stack a mannequin, feet np (complete with ice-skates), in it. In warmer weather, the manneqntn to ontfltted with what elm? flippers.49 words
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Article226 1986-01-20 6 LONDON, Sun. A European consortium bidding for a stake m West land, the troubled British helicopter manufacturer, yesterday said it had asked for a meeting with the company's board of directors after shareholders rejected a rival bid by Sikorsky of the United States and FiatAFP - 226 words
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339 1986-01-20 6 Group of Five ministers silent on meeting LONDON, Sun. Finance ministers of the Group of Five leading industrial democracies last night drew a veil of secrecy over a meeting at which they are widely thought to be debating a move to bring down interest rates m concert. Officials said theReuter; AP - 339 words
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Article109 1986-01-20 6 NEW YORK, Son. Millionaire Aldo Gucci, whose father founded the world-famous Gucci leather goods business, yesterday pleaded guilty to evading US$7.4 million (8115.58 million) m US taxes. He agreed to pay the entire amount due, made a downpayment of US$l million and wasReuter - 109 words
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Article388 1986-01-20 7 1986 'a bleaker Suharto JAKARTA, Sun. INDONESIAN industry, after a bad year m most areas, is facing even bleaker prospects for 1986 with little hope for boosting employment, bankers and diplomats here say. Entire industrial sectors are m danger of collapse without government help, they add. The government had beenAFP - 388 words
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Article, Illustration286 1986-01-20 7 picture. TAGBILARAN (Philippines), Sun. President Ferdinand Marcos said today he had heard rumours that the opposition would stage a mock ambush or kidnapping of presidential candidate Corazon Aquino to gain the sympathy of Filipinos m next month's election. With bandages on both handsUPI; Reuter - 286 words
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Article49 1986-01-20 7 ZAMBOANGA (Philippines), Sou. A grenade exploded m metres (ram opposition presidential candidate Corason Aquino as she addressed an election rally In this violence-torn southern city today, bat police said no one was hart Mrs Aquino said later she had been AFP told car tyre had exploded.AFP - 49 words
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Article143 1986-01-20 7 WASHINGTON, Sun. The United States has reached an agreement to site military bases on Belaa In the Soath Pacific as possible replacements for Its politically-threat-ened bases m the Philippines. A State Department spokesman said yesterday that the agreement still had to be approved byAFP - 143 words
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240 1986-01-20 7 'Likely pardon' for suspected plotters The Thai abortive coup BANGKOK, Sun. The Thai government is likely to grant amnesty to suspected coup plotters now on trial m order to avert a major political conflict, a Cabinet minister was today quoted as saying. The Bangkok Post newspaper quoted the unidentified ministerAP - 240 words
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Article54 1986-01-20 7 JAKARTA, Sun. Indonesia and Australia are to sign an agreement here tomorrow on Australian aid of A511.7 million (5517.31 million) for the development of polytechnics m Indonesia. The Australian embassy said the accord would be signed by Indonesian Education Minister Fuad Hasan and his Australian counter-AFP - 54 words
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89 1986-01-20 7 US to sell Indonesia eight F- 16s: Report JAKARTA, Sun. The United States has agreed to sell eight F-16 fighters to the Indonesian Air Force. The armed forces daily said m a front-page report yesterday that the decision was made last month. The report, which quoted an unnamed diplomat, didReuter - 89 words
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407 1986-01-20 8 It will look into complaints against journalists KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A media advisory panel to investigate complaints against journalists and newspapers will be set up by the Malaysian Organisation of Newspaper Editors (MONE) m a bid to improve the standard of journalism m407 words
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132 1986-01-20 8 KUALA TRENGGANU, Son. Umno Youth leader Anwar Ibrahim has rejected rumours that a number of top National Front (NF) leaders are Involved m the !H52.5 billion Bmnlpntra Malaysia Finance (BMF) loans scandal. He said snch stories spread by certain groups mBernama - 132 words
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187 1986-01-20 8 Foreign firm 'flooding market with broilers' KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A Bangkok-based poultry company, reported to have control of about 60 per cent of the market m Thailand, is believed to be behind a move to flood the Malaysian market with chicken broilers, Malaysian Poultry Farm Association sources claim today. TheyBernama - 187 words
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Article54 1986-01-20 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Foreign Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen has expressed hopes that West Germany's Heidelberg Unversity will make available places for Malaysian students. He had expressed this to senior members of the university during a three-day official visit to West Germany, the minister said onBernama - 54 words
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239 1986-01-20 8 Building industry to take in those laid off RAUB, Sun. More than 50,000 private sector workers who have been retrenched are expected to be absorbed by the building industry m the government's plans to build about 80,000 low-cost houses this year. Deputy Minister of Housing and Local Government Puan NapsiahNST - 239 words
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Article, Illustration85 1986-01-20 8 IT'S "operation sandbag" as these workers from the Mfll million beach hotel Pantoi Primula man the shovels. The men are filling gunny sacks with sand to help stop soil erosion caused by the fierce waves of the South China Sea. As a result, the hotel (background),Bernama - 85 words
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297 1986-01-20 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun BANK Negara is looking into complaints that several commercial banks are deliberately delaying the clearing of cheques m order to cheat customers of daily interest on their savings. The central bank's adviser, Mr C. Narandram, said: "We have received someNST - 297 words
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254 1986-01-20 8 World Bank willing to up loans to Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia has a high credit-rating m the world's financial markets and will continue to do so because of its strong economy, a World Bank Vice-President, Mr Attila Karaosmanoglu, said today. In view oi Malaysia's credit-worthiness, he said the WorldNST - 254 words
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Article81 1986-01-20 8 SANDAKAN, Sun. Plans are said to be afoot by some people m Sabah to form a new Chinese-based party m the state which will co-oper-ate with the United Sabah National Organisation (Usno) and an unnamed Kada-zan-based party. Sources said today the proposed party, to be known asBernama - 81 words
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Article77 1986-01-20 8 No-visa business visits JAKARTA, Sun. Businessmen from a total of 29 countries would m future be able to visit Indonesia for up to two months without a business visa, the government said yesterday. The concession applied to working businessmen and stay without a visa could not be extended beyond theBernama - 77 words
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Article, Illustration200 1986-01-20 9 YAP YEW PIANG - C inning's a breeze for brother and sister YAP YEW PIANG Students Hua Chiang and Hua Lin sweep top prizes at kite festival Picture by SIOW HUA CHIANG and his sister Hoa Lin made winning seem a breeze as they swept the top prizes at the Ute festival yesterday. Hoa200 words
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320 1986-01-20 9 BURESH NAIR - BURESH NAIR By THE sister of flight instructor Aloysius Wong Kune Mun, whose plane crashed m Conway, South Carolina, on Wednesday, is preparing to fly to the United States to visit him. Dr Wong Sau Mci, 27, is expected to go straight320 words
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Article89 1986-01-20 9 ANGLO-Chinese School will be celebrating its 100 th year m March with a number of activities. ACS and Methodist Girls' Schools students will spend three months cleaning up a beach. About 100 past and present sportsmen are being sought by the school principals for a 100-km89 words
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379 1986-01-20 9 JUNE TAN - More firms recruiting NUS graduates JUNE TAN By two years," said an IBM spokesman. For other employers, holding recruitment talks is an annual exercise. The Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation, for example, holds recruitment talks at the NUS every year. Another is the Public Utilities Board, which held a talk at379 words
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82 1986-01-20 9 A SALES manager died instantly after the car he was driving crashed into a stationary prime mover at Sims Avenue on Saturday. Police said Mr Heng Chiang Kwang, 34, of Block 71, Bedok North Road, was travelling towards Paya Lebar Road at 2.2.82 words
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Article519 1986-01-20 9 DAVID TOH - DAVID TOH 'Too many questions unanswered m programme' Stories by TWO ministries have responded to a recent episode of the SBC documentary, Friday Background, which dealt with the issue of carbon monoxide (CO) levels m underground car parks. The documentary, televised on Jan 3, contained519 words
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Article, Illustration224 1986-01-20 9 ABE oar basement car parks really stuffy, with poor air circulation and excessive levels of carbon monoxide? Do underground car park attendants suffer from the physical effects of inhaling carbon monoxide (CO) dally? The Straits Times made a tour of some underground car parks224 words
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88 1986-01-20 9 EMPLOYERS should do more to help their workers cope with excessive smoking, drinking, stress and other health threats. Dr Oon Chong Hau, head of the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine and coordinator of the Multiphasic Health Screening Program at the Singapore General Hospital,88 words
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Article, Illustration420 1986-01-20 10 LEONG WENG KAM - Bright career awaits 'stars' LEONG WENG KAM This year's Chinese Talentime a closely-fought affair By A BRIGHT career m show-business awaits the five young Singaporeans who took the top spots m the keenlycontested finals of this year's SBC Chinese Talentime held last night. Besides walking away with trophies and handsome420 words
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Article, Illustration467 1986-01-20 10 GRACE CHNG - Nobel laureate Prof Yang pulls in the crowd GRACE CHNG By cdvb THERE was excitement m the World Trade Centre last night. People hurried across the lobby of the WTC, and squeezed into the lifts, although not so much because they wanted to hear a world-class scientist giving a talk467 words
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Article254 1986-01-20 10 SAF offers 300 Poly scholarships THE SAF wants to sponsor about 3M young people with GCE O level qualifications for technical education at Ngee Ann and Singapore polytechnics. The awards are for courses m electro-mechan-ical engineering and electronic engineering. These are tenable at Ngee Ann. Four other courses are available254 words
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Article, Illustration261 1986-01-20 11 Chief executives miss out on some fringe benefits THE Singaporean chief, executive is not getting many of the perks normally associated with his position. Company ca^s are common for the top brass. But very lew get a share of the profits made by their companies. Only a261 words
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287 1986-01-20 11 LEE SIEW HUA - Quieter time for Chinatown during this year's light-up LEE SIEW HUA By COMMUNITY leaders from Kreta Ayer have decided to have quieter Lunar New Year celebrations during this year's Chinatown light-up. After the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board announced that no cultural shows would be staged during the light-up, from Feb287 words
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129 1986-01-20 11 'Compile history of labour and unions' FERN Toh Pau, a monthly Chinese publication of the National Trades Union Congress, can play a role m collecting historical material of Singapore labour and trade unions. This point was made by Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Home Affairs) Chin Ham Tong at a Lunar New129 words
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260 1986-01-20 11 A SHORTAGE of volunteer aftercare officers (VAOs) has forced the Singapore Anti-Narcot-ics Association (Sana) to resort to group counselling m rehabilitating former drag addicts. The groan sessions, with one VAO counselling It to 12 former addicts, started last week at eight police stations Central,260 words
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Article318 1986-01-20 12 VALERIE LEE - VALERIE LEE 40 inquiries but only one kept appointment By A NEW sex counselling service run by the Family Planning Association of Singapore (SFPA) has run into a teething problem callers who want to be heard but not seen. Since it started about two318 words
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Article, Illustration206 1986-01-20 12 FOURTEEN blocks of Housing Board flats m Kirn Keat constituency will have warning signboards to ward off criminals. The first signboard at Block 228 In Lorong 8, Toa Payoh, was travelled yesterday by the Second Deputy Prime Minister and MP for Kirn Keat,206 words
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228 1986-01-20 12 FOUR artistes will take the stage on Jan 30 to receive the Cultural Medallion Awards for 1965. The winners come from the fields of art, drama, literature and photograThere were no nominees m the dance category last year, compared with the 30 nominations the228 words
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Article146 1986-01-20 12 CABBIE Liow Poh Meng thought he was going to make some money when a passenger directed him to go to Yishun from Clementi. At the end of the journey, the fare meter read $15.80. The passenger, however, handed him a wrist watch and promised146 words
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Article285 1986-01-20 13 Services Sub-committee report Warehousing and distribution SINGAPORE should establish a cargo city to enhance its reputation as a warehousing and distribution centre. This city, to be set up m a free trade zone, will centralise warehousing and distribution facilities dealing with importing, storage and285 words
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133 1986-01-20 13 Call to set up maritime R D institute Sea transport A MARITIME research and development institute should be set up to help the sea transport sector. As a start, the Government could inject $2 million as a one-time research grant and $200,000 annually m its formative years. The institute, to133 words
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309 1986-01-20 13 Computer services SINGAPORE should aim to become one of the five biggest computerised nations m the world, the Computer Services Working Group said m its report. To achieve this, major policy changes are needed while private sector companies should be allowed to309 words
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157 1986-01-20 13 Air transport THE Mass Rapid Transit line should be extended to Changl Airport to attract more In Its recommendation to the Government, the Air Transport Working Group, headed by Mr Llm Hock San of the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, has also suggested the157 words
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Article, Illustration219 1986-01-20 13 LIM KWAN KWAN - LIM K WAN KWAN By EVEN after 38 years on the job, Mr Qu Teng is still meticulous at work m the production department of morning daily Lianhe Zaobao. As a paste-up man, he arranges articles, headlines and pictures on the pages219 words
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Article, Illustration112 1986-01-20 13 A NEWLY-WED carpenter died instantly when he was run over by a lorry along Woodlands Road last Saturday. Mr Pek Seng Kee, 34, from Ulu Tiram, Johor, was on his way to work at 6.55 am when his motorcycle skidded at a bend neaF112 words
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Advertisement54 1986-01-20 10 RENAULT 1 1 Turbo IT COMES LIKE THIS f IT GOES LIKE THIS AND YOUU LOVE THIS 0-100 Kph m 8.55 .T0p Speed 186 Kph«542,600 Nett Part. Free Scrap Car! i While stocks last, TestDnveat: EXItIUSIV AUTO PTE LTD 249 Alexandra Road, Singapore 0315 Tel: 4741 1 1 1 We54 words
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Advertisement365 1986-01-20 11 WB^l^BiwH^ Li m 1 111 IJI J Office Management Course SDF 50% Approved -In -Principle LEARN more about..... Office Administration Organisation Improving Measuring Office Administrative Effectiveness Office Systems Mechanisation Personnel Administration The course conducted m four 25-hour modules, is designed for managerial and executive personnel and owner-managers of small and365 words
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Advertisement311 1986-01-20 11 To all 4 Wfonder~fur winners. And to all American Express Travelers Cheques (AETC) sellers and all contestants oi the Wonders of the World Contest our sincere t an s. Ist Prize: Two return tickets to see the Empire State Building m New York plus US$5OO worth of American Express Travelers311 words
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Advertisement84 1986-01-20 12 EH bJ^bG^T J BW t^Br"' S^liP' jB I^mJS^bl BM^Sf^^'mJP^' ;^Bp^^^^B^B»r BBf \oS^Bm^'^ /.^uBB IHbßhßbW' jmlbb! '■^^^I^H WKF\A^ J^o J%r KbVI bYt „,//z^^fi-----i bvbmmll^^^^^ bHbmbSSßß^^^ JftMl •s?'' B|w BBfiS^^-^ -j?*A «s§atSßcssw«*^E .-> /§sr ■^BwS^Bb^^mßVs Bar HBBB)ttWu«. >-j^BVbWb^^Bl ■rfffiyyft >^* s'f5 'fc h Bbßm^^^ ■'■;«w^*'^ i lij; jHBaIBBi BH HBjßflßUMtt )ining your84 words
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Advertisement657 1986-01-20 13 jfß* For Qualit y' Reliability, \J)iJt and Economy... LIANG CHI LBC COOLING TOWERS PVC SPECIAL V-BELT SPRINKLER SPEED REDUCER LBC COOLING TOWER HEAD LBC-LN ALUMINIUM ALLOY LOW NOISE COOLING TOWER SPRINKLER HEAD LSP HI-LINE PUMP Singapore Sole Agent: *S3tt» KYODO-ALLIED INDUSTRIES PTE. LTD. 1 7 KIAN TECK ROAD, JURONG INDUSTRIAL657 words
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503 1986-01-20 14 The Straits Times says Harmonising cultural interests A NATION of immigrants is an assembly of various cultures with its groups of people having their own ideas of "life, the universe and everything". Although these differing cultural values may not clash, they may not naturally harmonise either. For a place like503 words
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Article, Illustration1332 1986-01-20 14 How workers face up to retrenchment We can't be choosy workers 4 The setting up of the Job Placement Unit by NTUC it good for retrenched workers in that it can help them to get alternative jobs quickly. The workers, however,1,332 words
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132 1986-01-20 14 Every job-seeker can find work ministry HOPE is at hand for retrenched workers at the Labour Ministry. According to the ministry, there is a job awaiting every new jobseeker. Ministry officials who run the Employment Service Department feel that every job-seeker can find a job, as there are as many132 words
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Article621 1986-01-20 14 Editorial headlined, Dissent doesn't equal rebellion, published m The Sunday Star of Malaysia on Jan 12. THERE is something m the Malaysian psyche that shies away from public expression of disagreement. Call it Asian diffidence or cultural politeness, it is a single-minded pursuit of621 words
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327 1986-01-20 14 Editorial headlined, A vacant post, published m The Jakarta Post on Jan 15. SINCE Ambassador John H. Holdridge left Jakarta about two weeks ago at the end of his assignment here, the post of the United States envoy to Indonesia has been327 words
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Advertisement190 1986-01-20 14 BEHIND EVERY SONY PRODUCT IS SONY I Service IT SONY 1 THE ONE AND ONLY QUARTZ WATCH CIXSIO JBHHI MADE IN JAPAN d^) fOP s£CJ?£fs OfcYOUR WRIST. Oops- toraet qouf J J n/ .y- M^^^gfc^^^ v\umbe^ easily re/:^lle4 V^^^^fc. l l ***^s Chrome plated between tele-memo and schedule-memo #|f 5584.00190 words
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Article, Illustration1223 1986-01-20 15 LIAK TENG KIAT - LIAK TENG KIAT Uphill task as US Congress reopens By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON: When congressmen return to work here this Wednesday, they will find on their agenda issues ranging from toxic clean-up to trade and from tax reform to whether Senate proceedings should1,223 words
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342 1986-01-20 15 Family commitments make finding another job urgent Retrenchment From Page 14 responded. This indicates that those above 40, who are usually those with families and school-going children, need an alternative job more urgently than the younger workers. Mr Muthu, 45, had been a bus conductor for 20 years. He was342 words
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Article, Illustration920 1986-01-20 15 JAGDISH BHATIA - Plan for free port threatens innocence of the Andamans JAGDISH BHATIA By writing for the Far Eastern Economic Review PORT BLAIR: The Andaman and Nicobar islands, which stretch like a 700 km-long string of emeralds m the Bay of Bengal, some 1,200 km from the Indian mainland, have weathered many920 words
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Advertisement940 1986-01-20 15 ffff Half Marathon The Desaru Half Marathon '86 is organised by Lembaga Kemajuan Johor Tenggara [KEJORA] and assisted by Johore Amateur Athletic Association and is under the patronage of the Menteri Besar of Johore. Date Sunday 2nd March, 1986 Time 7.00 am Start/Finish Desaru Complex, Desaru, Johore [about 90 km940 words
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Letter, Illustration15 1986-01-20 16 A more common sight these days expressways going past blocks of flats15 words
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179 1986-01-20 16 Speed traps will help curb noise I WOULD like to make the following suggestions to minimise the level of traffic noise along expressways close to residential areas: 1. More speed traps should be set up m these areas, especially m the early mornings. Drivers and motorcyclists tend to speed during179 words
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400 1986-01-20 16 PLEASE allow me to respond to your reader "You Can't Have The Cake And Eat It" (ST, Jan 11), who commented on the letter "roo much noise from the expressway" by "Let There Be Peace and Quiet." (ST, Jan 2). There are people400 words
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319 1986-01-20 16 Reply to letter on expressway safety WE refer to the letter "Expressways are not places for dangerous habits" by "Concerned Motorist Part H". (ST, Dec 19). We would like to thank the writer for his views and interest m road safety. Expressway driving is319 words
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Letter61 1986-01-20 16 PLEASE refer to the letter "Don't tax sum" by "Taxpayer". (ST, Jan 6). Payments for compensation for loss of office do not attract tax. However, income disguised as retrenchment benefits will be taxable. If "Taxpayer" will telephone me on *****06, I will be happy to review61 words
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Letter66 1986-01-20 16 I REFER to the letter "Job-seeker had no chance at all" by "Observer". (ST, Jan 13). It is regretted that such an incident has taken place, due to miscommunication between the interviewer and interviewee. The society has always treated its interviewees seriously. It regrets any inconvenience caused66 words
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236 1986-01-20 16 PLEASE refer to the letter "Course should have been better planned". (ST, Jan 9). Mr Douglas Choo referred to the scheduling of the session plan for the certificate m computer programming course and his request to change his training schedule. Part I of the236 words
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200 1986-01-20 16 Project to speed up sale of season tickets PLEASE refer to the letter "Issue and collect" by "Displeased" (ST, Jan 6), who complained of having to go to two counters at the area office m order to purchase a season parking ticket. During the sale of these tickets, the motorist's200 words
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127 1986-01-20 16 PLEASE refer to the letter "Mosquitoes make a comeback with project" by "Victim" (ST, Dec 28), who complained about the mosquitoes and air and noise pollution m Jalan Bahagia. We have backfilled the excavated trenches and graded the ground to prevent the stagnation of water.127 words
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493 1986-01-20 16 YOUR reader (ST, Jan 10) who believes that not many governments would have performed as well m adversity as the Singapore Government is quite right m his conclusion. The Government deserves to be congratulated on handling the present economic situation on493 words
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293 1986-01-20 16 I REFER to the exchange between the opposition MP for Potong Pasir. Mr Chiam See Tong, and the Minister for Home Affairs and Second Law Minister, Professor S. Jayakumar, during the debate m Parliament on the Betting (Amendment) Bill recently. (ST, Jan 11).293 words
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Advertisement471 1986-01-20 16 fr E BRUARY Prepared m true traditional style, tuck into a never-ending feast of hot spicy Indonesian favourites. Enjoy Soto Kambing O&3HAIZSL Jakarta, Rendang 1 Daging, Assorted Sate, Ikan Bumbu lM|^fl |jr Rujak, Acar delicious I HP/ desserts like Kueh Dadar. f^ss^(f Onde Onde, Kolak Pisang J^^p^^/^W and more prepared471 words
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Advertisement124 1986-01-20 16 Now, A Hot Drink For Flu! It's called LEMSIP And it's not a pill. It's a powdered preparation that makes an effective flu treatment when mixed into a hot, soothing drink. LEMSIP is effective and pleasant to take. Because every sachet of LEMSIP contains 10mg of Vitamin C m a124 words
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Article, Illustration288 1986-01-20 17 Lui Khang - Lui Khang By CONBPLANT: Building up like a pressure cooker, this stock's price is moving into the apex of a wedge-like formation. Closing at $2.07, it is moving along the very strong upward resistance level. A definite direction should be established during the next trading week.288 words
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Article, Illustration822 1986-01-20 17 DOREEN SOH - DOREEN SOH Group's future hinges on outcome of 'battle' By THURSDAY is a crucial day for marine, property and oil exploration group, Promet. The results of the "showdown" between Promet Chairman Tan Sri Datuk Ibrahim Mohamed and Managing Director Brian Chang may well decide whether822 words
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Article, Illustration14 1986-01-20 17 Declining minimum lending rates of banks Timeschart^ Sv^--J_--^Soorc«: MAS Monthly Statistical Butletin, November 198514 words
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Article274 1986-01-20 17 This week I Jm 21 to SI: Managers of small and medium enterI prises can attend a "ManI agement Assistant Programme for Small and Medium Enterprises" at the National Productivity I Board. The course will cover management skills, management accounting and I cost control. Organised by the Na- tional Productivity274 words
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Article348 1986-01-20 17 MISS Chin Kwee Frag has been promoted to marketing manager, Pharma division, Roche Singapore Pte Ltd. Miss Chin was formerly the sales manager, a position she has held since July, 1964. She is now responsible for the marketing of Roche's pharmaceutical specialities m Singapore and Brunei. Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore,348 words
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380 1986-01-20 17 DEUCE GAN - DEUCE GAN By m Stockholm SWEDISH investments and investment commitments m Singapore increased last year over 1984 despite the Republic's poor economic performance, reflecting continued business confidence here. Direct Swedish investments m Singapore rose by almost four times, according to figures released by380 words
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481 1986-01-20 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Promet Chairman Tan Sri Ibrahim Mohamed today said he was prepared to face the shareholders at the Jan 23 extraordinary general meeting which was being convened to consider a move to oust him from the board. He said m anNST - 481 words
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181 1986-01-20 17 HONGKONG, Sun. The government has approved new rules that give the Commissioner for Securities expanded powers over stock trading and require timely disclosure of corporate information by public companies. The rules, which go into effect on Feb 1, give the commissioner power toReuter - 181 words
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Article27 1986-01-20 18 Gross Group pre-tax Year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) r c 5 (20) $5,071 ($43,432) sept 85 Metal Ctainers -<-) $8,340 L ($2,993 L) June 8527 words
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Article19 1986-01-20 18 Interim Group pre-tax Half-year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) Temerloh 13 (3.3) M 51,573 ($2,619) Oct 8519 words
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Article517 1986-01-20 18 C X Tang Ltd has changed its financial year-end from Dec 31 to Mar 31. DBS Bank has launched its telephone banking service to all personal account holders. Duff Developments has purchased 15 million shares m MBf Holdings for Ms 36 million. Duff has also entered into agreements517 words
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Article30 1986-01-20 18 Financial fines Industrials Friday 1118.7 (1113.2) Dow Jones Industrials Friday 1536.70 (1541.63) Nftkei Stock Average Saturday *****.78 (*****.70) (Figures m brackets refer to those of the previous trading day)30 words
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Article143 1986-01-20 18 TOKYO, Sun. Share prices posted a minor gain on the Tokyo stock market this week m lacklustre trading. The Nikkei Stock Average finished at 13,009.70 yen on Friday for a meagre 11.49-yen gain from a week earlier during the holiday-shortened week. Trading was thin as many investors held aloofAFP - 143 words
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Article233 1986-01-20 18 Jan 17 US$ Chan* Akoa 39% Allied Chem Cp 45* Allis-Chalmers 4 +Vt Am Tel Tel 22% -W Amax Inc 14% -H Amr Corp 44W Bethlehem Srt 16* Boeing Co 47% Burroughs Cp 61V4 -1% CoterpXor Co 43M. Chose Manhtn 78 Chrysler Cp 42* +M. Citicorp 51W -W233 words
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Article311 1986-01-20 18 Jan 18 Yen Chanfe Aunomoto 1180 unch Ako. 395 -1 Amodo 788 +6 As-ohiChem 788 -5 Asohi Glass 890 -6 Book of ToVyo 725 +5 Bridgestone 517 -I Conon 1130 +10 Casio 1790 +50 Citizen 464 -1 Doiei 882 +2 DaHchi Kangyo !510 -20 D Nippon Print 1 320311 words
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465 1986-01-20 18 New York Slow trading predicted until court decides on Bill NEW YORK, Sun. In the weeks and months ahead, many Wall Street analysts believe the course of the stock and bond markets will be set by the legal progress of a law mandatingAP - 465 words
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Article166 1986-01-20 18 HONGKONG, Sun. The local stock market got off to a sluggish start this week, bat picked up later with the Hang Seng Index finishing over the 1,800 mark for the second week running. The index closed on Friday at 1 .8 M.86 ,1.18 points off from last Friday's finishAFP - 166 words
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Article92 1986-01-20 18 SYDNEY, Sun. Australian share markets continued their bullish New Year surge, closing the week at record levels despite a fall on Tuesday following worse than expected December balance of payments figures. At the close of the week's trading, the All-Ordi-naries Index had risen 23 points on the previous week'sReuter - 92 words
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Article171 1986-01-20 18 LONDON, San. Share prices edged marginally lower en the London stock market, with Investors still nervous over last week's government decision to raise Interest rates. The Financial Times Share Price Index of 31 Industrials closed 1.1 points lower over the week at 1,118.7. "Frayed nerves In the stock marketAP - 171 words
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Article539 1986-01-20 18 Lan 17 Pence Change INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 265 -1 Ass Doiries BTRPLC 373 unch Babcocks 170 unc Barclays 467 +15 Beechom 323 -2 BICC 263 +10 Blue Circle 563 unch BOC&oup 284 +2 Boots 234 unch Bowater 283 unch BATS 333 -3 Britannia 138 unch BP 546 -4 B Telecom539 words
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Article2842 1986-01-20 18 M shares quoted have a par value of $1. unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rithts. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN is traded m lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m dolars. 1985/86 Last Yield Net Vo) Week Htyi Low Company Sale Chanji! P/E ('000)2,842 words
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Article306 1986-01-20 19 OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings: daily 5 1 5 4% 5 Monthly 5Vi Autosave 4 1 Fixed deposit 1 month 4V* 4V4 4 4 V 4 1 2 months 4V, (l) 3 months 4Vi 4V4 4 V* 4%(1) 6 months 4 1 4'/_ 4V4 4'/ 2306 words
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Article458 1986-01-20 19 BANKS' prime lending Bank 8 rates at the close of busi- g« IK ness on Friday 17. Hab(b Bank gI/i Hokkaido Takushoku 1M Bank PLR Hongkong Shanghai Pi oJq Indian Bank 8 1 < ft SSSTS— IM 7 setae*, m u e s r.n n ;r n> Asia458 words
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Article181 1986-01-20 19 Asian rates ASIAN currency average r« deposit rates for the $> \m a 1 month 7Vfe 7 week ended 1/ Jan. 3 months 6% 6V4 Wpoirrc months 6% 6V2 "<«*» 12 months 6 9/16 6Vi US$ «|h i-ow Stetfnf 7 days 8% 8 1/16 M(h Low 1 month BV4 8181 words
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Article155 1986-01-20 19 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 lOOuntts of foreign currency Austrian155 words
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Article29 1986-01-20 19 Ctosiij pricts Spore XL cents cents S/kilo M/kiio Jan 13 156.00 180.50 Jan 14 157.25 182.00 Jan 15 157.50 182.50 Jan 16 158.00 183.00 Jan 17 159.50 184.0029 words
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Article25 1986-01-20 19 Ctoiinf Turnover TM pricn Tomts Gtnts (M)/kilo S/kilo M/kilo Jan 13 susp Jan 14 susp Jan 15 susp Jan 16 susp Jan 17 susp25 words
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Article185 1986-01-20 19 THE greenback finished the week on a mixed note m anticipation of the G-5 meeting m London this weekend. The market fell on remarks by West German Economics Minister that US Treasury Secretary James Baker wants the G-5 countries to discuss co-ordinated interest rate cuts. However, the greenback finned185 words
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Article62 1986-01-20 19 IN LONDON, traders described the rubber market as "very steady" this week. Values moved ahead to their highest for three months on good buying interest and news of a shortage of raw material m the Far East. The steadier market gave the International Natural Rubber Organisation's buffer stock managerAFP - 62 words
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Article60 1986-01-20 19 FIRM. Prices reached their highest since October last year m sympathy with gold evidence that silver still reacts as a precious metal despite arguments to the contrary from London Brokers Shearson Lehman and others. Shearson said because of oversupply, silver is now acting more like a base metal, respondingAFP - 60 words
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Article52 1986-01-20 19 STEADY. Values reached their highest for four months early m the week and continued higher on weaker sterling, reports of Japanese buying and strength m New York where the metal pushed through resistance levels. Profit-taking set m later, but investment fund buying underpinned sentiment and prices closed off theirAFP - 52 words
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Article51 1986-01-20 19 FIRMER. Prices reached their highest for more than six months on good fundamental factors and bullish sentiment m New York, helped by weak sterling and despite aggressive selling m midweek. US producers sold out of both January and February supplies, traders said, with some becoming net buyers of metal.AFP - 51 words
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Article236 1986-01-20 19 THE dramatic gold price surge was the highlight of the financial markets last week. The metal was momentarily dealt at US$3BO an ounce during Thursday's European trading. Many factors, such as fears of inflation and Middle East tensions, were rationalised on hindsight by analysts to explain the236 words
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Article21 1986-01-20 19 Buyhf Sefni Mglwst-LowKt «|twst-Low«t Ss/pn Ss/pn Bank of China Unav Unav OUB 24.20—23.05 24.35 23.20 UOB 24.57 23.03 24.72-23.1821 words
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Article18 1986-01-20 19 GOLD USJ/oz Sat Fri Hongkong 354.00 355.00 359.25 360.25 Fri Thurs New York 355.50 356.50 356.10—356.6018 words
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Article, Illustration544 1986-01-20 19 SNp (Voyaie) fcr Lexa MS (8602) 20/1 (2330) A Alabama (7) 21/1 (2300) Ming Fortune (16E) 20/1 (1600) Hamburg E (72/503) 20/1 (2100) Jannu (812) 21/1 (0200) Anson (*****N) 21/1 (1300) G Petrenko (36CE85) 21/1 (0800) B Angsana (211) 21/1 (0900) Chung Lie (601) 21/1 (1030) Tambang VII544 words
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Article, Illustration174 1986-01-20 19 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Gambela Kl9 aside 20/1 Equator 3 K22 20/1 21/1 Jenson 4 K23 20/1 21/1 Pask Panjang Pomex Pioneer PIA aside 20/1 Frankfurt Express P2B aside 20/1 Gulf Daoud P2B 20/1 21/1 Mikhail Vlaciimirskiy P4A 20/1 21/1 Porer P3 20/1 22/1 Putra174 words
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430 1986-01-20 20 SIME Darby Bhd, the largest multinational corporation m Malaysia and Singapore, has acquired the Perth-based Mortlock Brothers. Sime, which still depends on rubber and palm oil plantations for most of its revenue, has been diversifying out of the plantation sector recently by moving into manufacturing430 words
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Article193 1986-01-20 20 TIME Engineering Bhd has reached an agreement with United Engineers (Malaysia) Bhd for the purchase of a substantial stake m an electrical company. Time Engineering said the purchase of 400,000 shares or 40 per cent m Electrical Power Engineering (M) Sdn Bhd was one of several193 words
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177 1986-01-20 20 WASHINGTON, Sun. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged a former Allied Corp official with violating federal securities laws by trading m the stock of Instrumentation Laboratory Inc at the same time that he was helping Allied decide whether to attempt a takeover.Reuter - 177 words
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Article, Illustration442 1986-01-20 20 DOREEN SOH - DOREEN SOH Your money By EVEN if you inevitably break every New Year resolution, it may pay to make and keep this one: I won't neglect my finances. And if you stick to this resolution and work at it with the help442 words
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377 1986-01-20 20 BOSTON, Sun. International Business Machines Corp's improved fourth quarter results may have disappointed investors because net income still was not strong enough to give IBM higher earnings for the full year, analysts said. IBM today reported its first quarterly earnings increase ofReuter - 377 words
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191 1986-01-20 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Chin Teck Plantations Bhd has revised the basis of its proposed bonus issue to one-for-four instead of one-for-two as announced earlier. The company announced on Nov 13 last year the one-for-two bonus issue of 22.28 million new shares of Msl each.MBT - 191 words
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Advertisement71 1986-01-20 17 U COLIN FORBE S Author of THE LEADER AND THE DAMNED TERMINAL His most exciting, nerve-shattering (^j>^» -Z 1 thriller yet. 1 1 1 I Packed with all the ■'iJ^wmw^M**.** surprises and twists, the I'lliflfcl*^ violence, the tension, A that are the hallmark of juxju a Colin Forbes novel. Ihrtte:71 words
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Advertisement127 1986-01-20 17 TUDOR: BUILDING. 00^m^ Cut from a solid block of stainless steel each .Tudor Oyster case is then shaped, polished and t Wot or screw, the case retains block of steel from which it J The winding crown of the water-proof, selfwinding Tudor is an engineering marvel. This crown screws down127 words
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Advertisement85 1986-01-20 18 Wanted to borrow $1.25 million IjIpICICSCp for unique motel. Villas m best fp^g SOILID^'i part of Brisbane Australia. Every- thing approved. Will be run by r^fUmrwii^owners. Reasonable rates re- jg^^ quired. With percentage of capi- !3 is a r^ tal gains m approximately 5 yrs. house Owners putting up approximately85 words
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Advertisement43 1986-01-20 19 rzcr s^Q ze v*«i^w« Md How to raise your scores on all types of tests Mm ':!*.-v| I /Jk Includes the two most successful methods of organising notes outlining and patterning. I I The techniques and shortcuts that the professionals use 800K shopS43 words
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Advertisement33 1986-01-20 19 SIDNEY SHELDON His latest <^-« r International v nfflVli I #1 Bestseller *W $5 ~ftm Wok a Hft M»'Miffiffl^l!fl!iffl^^^^^B m^» SB iflPl^niVW lESmiSESu^SifllHl Available at all Good Bookshops n[ fl Times 111 lIUI Distributors33 words
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Advertisement384 1986-01-20 19 C-LoaMs something IlßiSl ORVENTINO AUTHORISED DEALERS Champion Shoe Si Handbag Centre »02 20 Lucky Plaza Champion Shoe Co "02 28 People s Park Centre »02 49 52 People s Park Complen «02 73 Far East Pla*a House Of Clarht "02 20 Liang Courr Complex Houaeof Regal £02 59 Peninsula Plaza384 words
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Advertisement778 1986-01-20 20 SPECIAL OFFER Instant Water Heater super value for money j^j^ Comsertrac r ~°k 5130 g C h DD gf Computer Training M] Great energyiaT CjP 5 saver qq Be part of our success story I <yj^\ We ye come a long way since 1976! And, well on the way to778 words
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Article, Illustration2557 1986-01-20 21 By OUR RACING TEAM IPOH, Sun. Jockey M. Gopal, dis lodged from Perseverance HI at the start of Race 7 today, bounced back to win the last event for top division Class 4 horses over 1,400 m on Lead Singer. The five-year-old mare, a notoriously bad2,557 words
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Article185 1986-01-20 21 Dahlan out again IPOH, San. Jockey S. Dahlan returned from a three-day suspension today, rode a winner, and was promptly put out for another three days. His troubles date back to Dec 29 when he rode Peace Now n into ninth place at Penang. Stewards found that he could have185 words
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Article123 1986-01-20 21 Up to 50 horses killed in blaze NEW YORK, Sun. FIRE ripped through the Belmont Park race track stables early this morning, killing as many as 50 thoroughbreds and injuring one man, authorities said. It was not immediately known how many horses died m the fire, but "anywhere from aAP - 123 words
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Article116 1986-01-20 21 Lashkari. Trainer loses licence NEW YORK, Sun. The New York Racing and Wagering Board has revoked the licence of trainer Alain de Royer Dupre, whose horse Lashkari proved positive to an illegal drug m the US$2 million (about 554.2 million) Breeders' Cup turf race last November. The drug etorphine, orUPI - 116 words
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Obituary, Illustration144 1986-01-20 21 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements The family of the late Mr. Chua Chor Teck wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to the clergy of St. Andrew's Cathedral, doctors and nurses of Ward 57, SGH, relatives, friends and colleagues for their ministry, kind attendance, assistance, condolences and donations144 words
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Obituary, Illustration132 1986-01-20 21 JEYAMARY Age: 87 yrt. Passed away peacefully 19.1.86 leaving son Anthony Rajam, daughter LUy, grandchildren and great-granddaughter. Body lying at Little Sisters of the Poor. Cortege leaves after services In the chapel at 2pm to CCX today. No wreaths please, all donations to Little Stater* ot the Poor.132 words
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Obituary, Illustration83 1986-01-20 21 Mrs. Lam Chuan Yean nee Low Sow Yong Ag*d 84 ptmd away peacefully on 19.1J6 leaving behind 3 torn, 2 daughter*, 2 daughters-in-law, 3 grandchildren and 1 •later to mourn her lo«». Cortege will leave No. 20 Jalan Buloh Perindu to Si Mathew't Church at 1.30 pm sharp83 words
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Obituary, Illustration264 1986-01-20 21 MDM MAGGIE CHOO SWEE YONG Departed 20.1.85 The world changes year to year, And friends from day to day, But never will the one we love From memories pass away. Sadly miased A always remembered by parents, aiaters, brothers, brothers-in-law tt »istar»-m-law M KRISHNAN Dep: 20-1-1961 Deeply264 words
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Advertisement273 1986-01-20 21 EVERY FAMILY NEEDS ONE... ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA >w your* f N. at $77/- X iiKHiUtly «m| illllilll L-JflLJ^^l' i tr A total home learning centre e s purchased 16 vols Young Children's Encyclopaedia Limited stocks only Order a set to avoid disappointment No Child should grow without it As every parent273 words
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Article, Illustration530 1986-01-20 22 Liverpool lad stakes claim for World Cup berth LONDON, Sunday UNLIKE most players who can endure the odd bad spell without coming under undue pressure, Paul Walsh is well aware that one bad game for Liverpool will probably mean his instant banishment to the reserves. AndReuter - 530 words
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Article559 1986-01-20 22 Birmingham Evorton 2 (1-1): Gary Lineker's 35th-minute header and neat side-foot finish just after half-time finished off Birmingham. The hosts played with spirit but not enough skill and crashed to a ninth successive home defeat. AttniMee: IMfB. Coventry Watford 2 (ft-1): England international John Barnes scored twoAP - 559 words
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Article1295 1986-01-20 23 Birmingham 0 Everton 2, Coventry 0 Watford 2, Leicester 2 Arsenal 2, Liverpool 3 West Ham 1, Luton 2 Aston Villa 0, Manchester United 2 Nottingham Forest 3, Queens Park Rangers 3 Newcastle 1, Sheffield Wednesday 2 Oxford 1, Southampton 1 Ipswich 0, Tottenham 0 Manchester City 2,Reuter - 1,295 words
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301 1986-01-20 23 Hopkins may be taken to court for tackle WELSH international Jeff Hopkins could become the first British professional to be sued for damages because of a tackle. Huddersfield defender Dave Burke has commissioned a solicitor to act for him concerning the challenge by the Fulham player, which broke his leftAFP; Reuter - 301 words
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334 1986-01-20 23 RIO DE JANEIRO, Sun. Newly-appointed Brazilian coach Tele Santana considered his team favourites to win this year's World Cup m Mexico because they will play attractive, attacking "art soccer" similar to their style m 1982. "I favour soccer played skilfully, on the attack, andUPI; AFP - 334 words
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Article, Illustration209 1986-01-20 23 PARIS, Sun. Paris St Germain stretched their record unbeaten start to the season to 26 matches last night, but it was Monaco who stole the headlines with a remarkable 94) victory over last year's champions Bordeaux. French internationals Bernard Genghini and Daniel BravoAFP; Reuter - 209 words
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Article165 1986-01-20 23 MILAN, Sun. AC Milan directors held a meeting here yesterday to discuss the club's financial crisis following the departure of president Giuseppe Farina. The Italian First Division club have to find US|2.4 million ($5.09 million) by tomorrow to pay back taxes or face the possibility ofReuter - 165 words
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Article, Illustration480 1986-01-20 24 GRAND PRIX MASTERS TENNIS Wimbledon champ Boris masters Jarryd SEMI-FINAL RESULTS Singles: Ivan Lendl (Cze) bt Anders Gomez (Ecu) 6-4, 7-5. Boris Becker (WG) bt Anders Jarryd (Swe) 6-3, 6-4. Doubles: Joakim Nystrom and Mats Wilander (Swe) bt Ken Flach and Robert Seguso (US) 6-2, 6-0.Reuter - 480 words
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Article223 1986-01-20 24 WHEN Bjorn Borg made an appearance on Friday night at the Nabisco Masters, it marked his first visit to a major tournament m 10 months. The last time he attended a competition was m Milan last March. "It is very rare I go to tournaments, and itUPI - 223 words
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Article255 1986-01-20 24 WORCESTER (Massachusetts), Sun. Top-seeded Martina Navratilova recorded her 29th victory m a row yesterday, defeating fellow-American Bonnie Gadusek 6-1, 6-0 to reach the semi-finals of the U*****,000 ($530,000) New England Classic. Martina will meet compatriot Pam Shriver m the semi-finals. Pam, who lost to Martina mReuter; AP - 255 words
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283 1986-01-20 24 Kicking their way to tie world record FIVE-NATIONS RUGBY LONDON, Sun. Two young men showed the golden touch with the boot as they kicked themselves to a world record-equalling feat on the opening day of the 1986 Five-Nations Championship yesterday. Scotland's debut-making fullback Gavin Hastings, of Cambridge University, kicked sixAF - 283 words
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Article187 1986-01-20 24 J. RAJENDRAN - J. RAJENDRAN By SINGAPORE'S impressive IW> victory over Malaysia m last Saturday's annual Under-23 rugby match was the first international triumph for coach Hamzah Mohammed. But, by the look of things, it is unlikely to be his last. Long before the match, the Singapore187 words
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105 1986-01-20 24 LONDON, Sun. British Boxing promoter Mike Barratt is already pressing ahead with his plans to match Frank Bruno with new World Boxing Association heavyweight champion Tim Witherspoon at the Wembley Stadium here m the summer. Witherspoon outpointed defending champion Tony Tubbs m Atlanta,AP - 105 words
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Article202 1986-01-20 25 Malaysia Cup soccer spotlight SEREMBAN, Sun. SELANGOR had to slog for their 3-2 victory over Negri Sembilan m a Malaysia Cup soccer match at the Municipality Stadium here this evening. And high-riding Selangor must thank youngster K. Jeyakandan for the beautiful goal he scored three minutes from202 words
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Article73 1986-01-20 25 LUMUT. Sun DOLLAH Salleh bagged a hat-trick as defending champions Johor trounced Armed Forces 4-0 m a Malaysia Cup soccer match at the TLDM Stadium here tonight. Dollah put the visitors ahead after one minute when he headed m Muhidin Hussin's free-kick. He made it 2-0 mBernama - 73 words
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Article, Illustration137 1986-01-20 25 Master meets his match.. .Chin Aon (right) comes up against Salim Another one for the album.. .Sundram Moorthy (on the ground) chalks up his fifth goal m the series. Spore 4 4 0 010 112 Selangor 4 3 0 112 5 9 Malacca 4 3 0 15 4 9137 words
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Article, Illustration476 1986-01-20 25 Singapore to reach the semi-finals, says Chin Aun Report: JOE DORAI; Pictures: JERRY SEH WHEN a player earns the respect of a talented and experienced footballer such as Soh Chin Aun, it can be said with confidence that the player is not far from476 words
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Article, Illustration195 1986-01-20 25 Negri 2 Selangor 3, Forces 0 Johor 4, Perlis 0 Trengganu 4 KANGAR, Sun. TRENGGANU easily defeated Perils 44Ib»M«laysla Cop soccer match at Stadium Datnk Sheikh Ahmad here Oils evening. The visitors dominated all departments and crippled every Perils move. The presence of their Imported playersBernama - 195 words
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Article286 1986-01-20 25 ON FOREIGN AND LOCAL FAIRWAYS PALM DESERT (California), Sun. Jodie Mudd fired a four-under-par 68 for a one-shot lead yesterday m the fourth round of the Bob Hope Golf Classic. Mudd, 25, had his 68 at La Quinta and it marked the third straight dayReuter - 286 words
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Article, Illustration301 1986-01-20 25 MIKE WEE, elder brother of internationals Patrick and Adelene, had an unexpected break m the Peter Stuyvesant Travel Bowling Classic at Jackie's Katong yesterday. He came on m place of Sam Goh, disqualfied for late arrival, and went on to top the qualifiers301 words
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Article134 1986-01-20 25 PERTH, Sun. Australia beat New Zealand by four wickets with 4.5 overs to spare m the one-day World Series Cup cricket match at the WACA ground here today: Scores: New Zealand 159-6 m 50 overs (J. Crowe 63, J. Coney 33, S. Waugh 2-28);Reuter - 134 words
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Article238 1986-01-20 25 Philip pulls away by two strokes PHILIP KANG (handicap 17) won the Tanah Merah Country Club Medal of Medals competition for the Sim Kee Boon Trophy by two strokes when he returned a nett 70 yesterday (reports LJm Kee Chan). Philip had his handicap reduced by one stroke. Runner-up was238 words
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Article71 1986-01-20 25 K. JOHNSTON and S. Ranjit were the heroes m Mass Rapid Transit Corporation's nine-wicket thrashing of The Straits Times m a friendly cricket match at Balestier Road yesterday. Johnston smashed a quick 38, including five boundaries. He also claimed 3-16. Ranjit's contribution was a remarkable 3-3.71 words
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Article17 1986-01-20 25 RAIN forced yesterday's Sinfapore Hockey Association taminade six-a-side tournament at the Padang to be abandoned.17 words
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Article308 1986-01-20 25 WONG Shoon Keat, once the undisputed kingpin of Singapore badminton, recaptured some of his lost glory by winning the 1985 F&N/Yonex National Ranking League title at the Singapore Badminton Hall yesterday (reports J. Rajendran). The 28-year-old national player-coach, who has not won a major title m308 words
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Article465 1986-01-20 25 ATHLETICS American Antonio McKay set a world indoor record m the 440 yards on Saturday with a time of 45.455 ec at the Johnson City (Tennessee) invitational meet, beating the old mark of 46.40 set by compatriot Sunder Nix m 1984. BASKETBALL The Boston Celtics edged outAFP; AP; Reuter - 465 words
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Article127 1986-01-20 25 First big win for Tan Ching CHUA TAN CHING scored his first major triumph m boardsailing yesterday when he beat a strong field m the Singapore Open off the East Coast. The national sailor had a good start and never let up. At the finish line, he was about 100127 words
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Article140 1986-01-20 25 Sze stamps his superiority TAIPEI, Sun. Australia's No. 1, Sze Yu, beat Indonesian Icuk Sugiarto 4--15, 17-14, 15-5 m the men's singles final of the Taipei Masters badminton championships here today. In the women's event, Denmark's Kirsten Larsen beat defending champion Helen Troke, of England, 11-12, 11-6, 11-4. Other resultsReuter - 140 words
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Article, Illustration611 1986-01-20 26 AGNES WEE - AGNES WEE 17 cents a name but it adds up to a multi-million business here By YOUR name and address is worth at least 17 cents each time it is used. If you are a professional and fall into certain categories of age and income,611 words
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328 1986-01-20 26 MB MICHAEL On, M, was an early Mrd In the direct-mail badness here. He began niii business In his apartment In IK2 using the phone book, a government directory and a manual typewriter. "I wan Inspired fey an article In Time magazine, which had328 words
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348 1986-01-20 26 Reagan 'may compromise on Star Wars' WASHINGTON, Sun. President Ronald Reagan may be willing to compromise or his controversial Star Wars missile defence system if the Soviet Union will agree to cut back sharply on "first strike" nuclear weapons, it was reported today. A report released by the Knight-Ridder newspaperAP; UPI - 348 words
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190 1986-01-20 26 Auchswitz survivor wins $llm suit LOS ANGELES, Sunday A JURY has awarded U555.25 million (SXII.I million) to a Nazi concentration camp survivor who sued a Swedish man for claiming the holocaust, m which some six million Jews died, was a hoax the plaintiff helped perpetrate. The Los Angeles County SuperiorReuter - 190 words
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302 1986-01-20 26 MICHAEL LIM - MICHAEL LIM By RESERVIST medical orderlies will be attached to government hospitals during their annual incamp training. They will be sent to the hospitals once every two years under an arrangement between the SAF and the Health Ministry, The stints are to give the reservists302 words
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215 1986-01-20 26 $7b twin rail tunnel plan for Channel LONDON, Sun. Britain and France have decided to build a twin rail tunnel but no immediate roadway across the Channel, according to newspaper reports today. The Observer and Sunday Telegraph said British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and French President Francois Mitterrand had selectedReuier - 215 words
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146 1986-01-20 26 Berliner sprints 100 in to the West BERLIN, Sun. An East Berlin worker escaped to the West, dashing through a heavilyguarded border crossing before startled communist security guards could react, police said yesterday. They said 23-year-old Andreas Bratke's 100-me-tre sprint was the first of its kind through Checkpoint Charlie, oneAP - 146 words
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Miscellaneous45 1986-01-20 25 SOCCER SBHFL Div. I: Hotel Meridien v Pavilion Intercontinental (Geylang). Div. 3: Inchcape Group v Goodwood Group (Farrer Park), Spore Aircraft Industries v Diethelm Scanstyle (Farrer Park), Digitec v Spore Tobacco (Tanglin 2), Del Mar v Century Park Hotel (Tanglin 4). All at 5.15 pm.45 words
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Advertisement119 1986-01-20 26 LINK HAIR The latest system m Hair Weaving I I 1 -%< Before Link" After Link' HAIR WEAVING and HAIR CARE SPECIALIST is here at Link Hair Care to check your hair and scalp and offer you our Expert Advice Free of Charge. We are inviting all men and women119 words
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Miscellaneous136 1986-01-20 26 Weather i— iwiifiii'ii i p P'.ni j yum UP TO 1 pm: Fair. TEMP. (C) up to 6am tomorrow: 30 max., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 7.17 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.14 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 11/25 C Overcast Manila 17/30 C Sunny Amsterdam *C t Melbourne 13/20 C Fine Bangkok 21/31136 words
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Section Two
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Science
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Article, Illustration738 1986-01-20 1 4 Every morning I would wake up and feel so relieved that I still could see The after-effects may be uncomfortable, but the surgery is very safe. It's great to feel as normal as other people. Patrick Mahimy 4 "I'm getting married thisK.F.SEETOH - 738 words
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Article880 1986-01-20 2 If you don't see eye to eye YOU may giggle at the mention of "cross-eyed". You may have played at squinting to elicit some laughs. And you may even have been guilty of tormenting and calling squinters names. But this visual malfunction is no880 words
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Article, Illustration285 1986-01-20 2 A SQUINT, or strabismus, can develop through weak or unbalanced eye muscles. This muscular weakness could be congenital or caused by injury, refractive error (usually longsightedness), or disease (such as a tumour m the eye). But medical science has not fully understood the underlying causes. According to285 words
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Article310 1986-01-20 2 From Page One with a cheerful, bubbly personality. "I'm getting married this September, and my husband-to-be has encouraged me to go ahead as our medical technology is so advanced today. "I want to look good on my wedding day and not have to show only my310 words
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Advertisement152 1986-01-20 1 VWII your husband guess youte giving him Heat Eat Complete Meals? l^rf He certainly won't be able to from the taste. mm eat at sic rst ran S e °f complete frozen meals to Ix* a created especially to suit Singaporean tastes. t There's Sambal Fish or Prawn, Vegetarian, Chicken152 words
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Advertisement54 1986-01-20 1 Leader or follower? 3 The growing gap m high tech Genius or mad artist? 17 Is the creative spirit fuelled by inner turmoil? Giving the force a kick 4 Meet the Johor Police's chief karate instructor Science Watch Edited by Grace Chng Bilingual Edited by Teo Han Wue Arts Leisure54 words
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Advertisement289 1986-01-20 2 Sharp reaches historical level HBP*V|^H 200 million units |a^ M^|^^ M 1 electronic calculators since making the *m!^^*BS^&!K& "Jr IiHHMHB^^EI I world's first transistorized electronic 1 calculator m 1964. During those 20 years me wows first **&T Jr ra fflßß W f .2IE Sharp has been reducing the size and289 words
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293 1986-01-20 3 CONTRARY to popular belief, macho attitudes are less to blame than physiology for the paucity of male contraceptives. Men produce millions of sperm continually, whereas the supply of female eggs is finite and women normally release only one egg for possible fertilisationThe Economist - 293 words
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Article, Illustration994 1986-01-20 3 Technology moves at a very rapid pace. Countries have to decide whether they want to be leaders or followers m the high tech game. ALAN CANE of the Financial Times discusses how technology affects industry and people. ABOUT 35,000 years ago, Neanderthal man coexisted on Earth994 words
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Article291 1986-01-20 3 THE Sun is helping the people m the African state of Botswana to turn brine into drinking water. A recent article m The New Scientist magazine said that technologists are now extracting pure water from saline by a simple distillation process using solar heating. Field testsAP - 291 words
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Article, Illustration892 1986-01-20 4 KOH SIEW TIN meets John Lvi, newly-appointed chief karate instructor of the Johor Police Force, whose illustrious career included a stint as assistant martial arts instructor with a Taiwan TV station and a string of 'beauty' titles to his name. AS A young boy,892 words
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Article, Illustration192 1986-01-20 4 Earthworm nutrient resurfaces Chinese drink it daily BUSINESSMEN from all over China flocked to the Shanghai Light Industry College after it was reported recently that a new liquid with medicinal and nutritional properties had been brewed from earthworms there. "Earthworm fluid" is a concentrated solution of the worms' body fluids,CHINA DAILY - 192 words
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Article108 1986-01-20 4 a'jvftjiaiS^* 'D«E ttJl#Bit OUT J i tt ttE $fi Win (P. B. M. sfe_*>Pftit^(B.B.M.)sfe#l' isf r o ft iftli ft««Aßf>^-f 1° ftfe »9 M X S T-itt fife tti w ts ft tt 3E m mt*z. fi* it %m jfi a ai lU O iSW 3^- iln a^^PA o aii^A+108 words
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Article, Illustration769 1986-01-20 4 LIU KUO-SONG, a pioneer of abstract Chinese painting m Taiwan m the *****, has earned rave reviews m Beijing by urging young artists to discard everything they've been taught starting with the Chinese brush. "I want to liberate them from the brush," he said769 words
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Article30 1986-01-20 4 M^^'^'Hf^ fr-ltifl i m&u*x friw m m m "/If" Zm ISikfa&Xm *ii cm 'fist? ahi IT ft gi94ssuu*tH *&mmm HUH* '<*7 I" J'" Ift fc N T"i m&8 IS iRf30 words
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Article, Illustration24 1986-01-20 4 *tgtt* U t A '-i ft I k In] fcPfc iS SC 5- iJ 8 I ft^ lJ 'vt ffiPM A.^!fe.VWi^ I- Aft "Nix24 words
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Article262 1986-01-20 4 Let's Learn Mandarin J^£lf&l&i& THIS programme is compiled by Red iff iision and broadcast daily m Teochew, Hokkien and Cantonese over Doth Rediffnslon and SBC'S Radio Three on Mon Son at 11.95 a.m. The English notes are provided by us. Lesson 330 Macßitchie Reservoir VOCABULARY: l)£>ffl^Wu Gongyong Shlye Ju Public262 words
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Article, Illustration611 1986-01-20 5 NUR IZFAR - NUR IZFAR By "DANCES have two ways of communicating with the audience," wrote Dr Mohd Ghouse Nasaruddin who teaches classical ballet, traditional dance, modern jazz, and contemporary dance; m the June issue of Dewan Budaya published by Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka (Language and611 words
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590 1986-01-20 5 Oleh Z. N. SOHARMAN - Oleh Z. N. SOHARMAN KALAU disebut tentang peraduan, tentu terbayang di kepala mengenai sesuatu persaingan yang akan dijalankan. Bagaimana pula dengan peraduan tarian? Bagaimanakah mutu tariantarian yang bertanding dalam Peraduan Tarian anjuran Persatuan Bahasa Melayu Sekolah Menengah Teknikal Queenstown? Melalui peraduan mi, say a590 words
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Article, Illustration88 1986-01-20 5 Bahagian 3 Word Quiz AL, Part 3 INSTRUCTION: In the columns below you find two boxes occupied by the letters E and I. Fill m the empty boxes with suitable letters. Use the clues given to form the words you require. PANDUAN: (CLUES: 5. bau busuk88 words
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Advertisement850 1986-01-20 6 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Monday Friday 9.00 am to 5.00pm Saturday 8.30 am to 2.00pm d lam deadline tor the Sunday Times) Public Holiday 9 00am to I.oopm COUNTER SERVICE: Time* Orchard Centre, #02-105 Lucky Plaza Monday-Friday: 1 0.00 am to 12 noon I.oopm to 5.30pm (4.00pm for next day) Times House,850 words
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Advertisement918 1986-01-20 6 RATES Ordinary: $5.00 per line (Mm. $T 00) Semi-display: $20.00 per col. cm. (Mm. $60.00 Straits Times) $20.50 per col. cm (Mm. $61.50 Sunday Times) Display: $25.00 per col. cm (Mm. $75.00 Straits Times) $25 .62 per col. cm. (Mm. $76.86 Sunday Times) Box Charge*: $5.00 (collected) $10.00 (posted) 37918 words
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Advertisement1198 1986-01-20 6 CLASSIFICATION GUIDE: Food/Entertainment (2 5) Personal Services/Merchandise (11 39) Business to Business (49 58) Employment (63 74) Vohicle* (81 100) Pr >perties (105 127) Trt v»i Guid* (135 139) Education ft Instruction (1)46 160) Announcements (166 174) Obiti aries (181 186) 55 Commercial 55 Commercial Vessels Vessels VESSELS FOR SALE1,198 words
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Advertisement492 1986-01-20 7 58 Other Business Products/ Services WHARSAGE WOODEN JETTY, wooden planks, beans, wooden piles Various sizes, lying around about 150 tons to be taken away free of charge. Contact Peter Loke, tel: *****43 •RED SEAL' Do it yourself instant white ant exterminators available at #02-04, Fortune Centre. Tel: *****56/ *****18. 64492 words
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Advertisement1277 1986-01-20 7 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help Available Available I FILIPINO $220 THA! J220 SRI LANKAN SIM INDONESIAN $200 OFF DAYS COMPENSATED We seiec! trained orientate OU) very own girls Good attitude hardworking honest obedient Complete placement fee includes: Airfare $5000 Security Bond $***** PA Fertormancptond Viia Fee. Medical Exam orocess1,277 words
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Advertisement728 1986-01-20 7 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical I Minimum Qualifications: c GCE 'A' level with good 5 command of English. c c At least 5 years' working 7 experience, preferably g able to operate word processor and telex, c A secretarial diploma would be an advantage, c Age 24 to 30 Starting728 words
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Advertisement613 1986-01-20 7 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical URGENT I Immediate vacancies for SECRETARIES CLERKS/ TYPISTS GIRL FRIDAY DRIVERS OFFICE BOYS i) JUNIOR ACCOUNTS CLERKS RECEPTIONISTS i) PROMOTERS (School leavers may apply). Call *****32 now HUMAN RESOURCES iENERAL CLERK REQD. GCE O' evel. Commercial stream. Typng 35 wpm. Experience prefera>ly but not necessary.613 words
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Advertisement1986 1986-01-20 7 NEWS at work WORKING ffiMHT EROM THE PLBNT. by EAVESDROPPER The Schoeller Elec- with a brief action plan onto Club Mediterranee those few days of inter tronic Division of to be implemented at for a day of swimming action and living togeDemetron which the Singapore plant. and relaxation. ther. "We1,986 words
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Advertisement346 1986-01-20 7 71 Situations Vacant: Sales STUDENTS, SCH. LEAVERS or ROD personnel req'd for 2 to 3 wks. Earn extra dollars at home or during your free time. Classlfone *****30 (off. hrs.) Ref. *****. PART/ FULLTIME INSURANCE Agents, inclusive of life general. Training provided. *****65. PART/ FULL-TIME LIFE Insurance Agents. Must be346 words
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Advertisement456 1986-01-20 8 72 Situations Vacant: Technical tSjemetron Demetron is a modern and growing multi-national electronic company engaged m high value-added manufacturing activities, namely printed circuit boards and bonding wires. SENIOR TECHNICIAN Selected candidate will contribute towards trouble-shooting and maintenance of sophisticated microprocessor based controllers and other equipment He is also expected to456 words
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Advertisement127 1986-01-20 8 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Minimum salary upon confirmation $690 Completed N.S. Can do mould-setting and trouble- shooting m plastic injection moulding Prepared to do 12-hour shift on a 3 days work 3 days off basis Walk-in interview 9am to 4pm at: ENPLAS CO. {S) PTE LTD 131 Kallang Way #02-26127 words
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Advertisement562 1986-01-20 8 72 Situations Vacant Technical A leading manufacturing company has immediate vacancies for: ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS c Applicants must possess Diploma or Certificate m Electrical/ Electronics Engineering. c Applicants must have completed N.S. c Must possess Class 3 driving licence. Please write In with your resume, recent photo (non-returnable), expected salary and562 words
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Advertisement536 1986-01-20 8 72 Situations Vacant: Technical DRAUGHTSMEN DESIGNERS. Motivated person keen to work for a young and fast growing company. Should submit all pertinent personal particulars. Previous experience, professional qualifications reqd. Responsibilities commensurate wltn experience. Complete benefits package, salary neg. Write to: S.T. Box A*****, 390 Kirn Seng Road, Spore 0923. 73536 words
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Advertisement558 1986-01-20 8 73 Situations Vacant: Production FEMALE PRODUCTION flgWm *1 I M OPERATORS (TEMPORARY) (fF^l) I jraH •No experience required Minimum Primary 6 education \£~*LiTliolA^*rj i BH M Ist shift: 700 am -3.30pm v 4^r t""" SB W& Gross Salary: %/M iM 'a 1 1 MB 2nd shift: 3.30pm -11.15pm 6^OA -i**^£^J^^^^H558 words
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Advertisement347 1986-01-20 8 73 Situations Vacant: Production 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous requires CARPENTERS Requirements: c Preferably holder of NTC 3 m carpentry and 1 year similar experience Must have completed or be exempted from National Service We offer: Minimum starting salary $650 per month for those who pass a trade test c Attendance347 words
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Advertisement531 1986-01-20 8 73 Situations Vacant: Production 73 Situations Vacant Production s i 1 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous f Aim High M with a high growth industry. Career seekers, you have a stable future I ahead with one of Singapores most stable and pi fastest growing industries the aerospace531 words
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Advertisement834 1986-01-20 8 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous 1 r Xi \in m iiiwni '"H i' 'U \-V^| |/j|BIACK&DECKER\ GCE 'O' level (Technical)/NTC or ITC m 1\ Mechanical Engineering Some experience m set-up, repair and maintenance of automatic cordset machines I I preferred I{ Starting Salary: I between $548 $647834 words
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Advertisement625 1986-01-20 9 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous MALE FACTORY WORKERS Age 18 35 Free food and drinks provided. Bam spm; 9pm 7am. 5.45pm 11pm (part-time). PI«»M call *****22 or call at 396-A Yio Chu Kang Road 15km Singapore 2880 PERSONAL DRIVER required c Must have a few years of experience c Preferably with625 words
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Advertisement446 1986-01-20 9 81 Vehicles For Hire VAN, PICKUP. LIGHT truck fo short/ long term rental. Rei sonable rate. Spartan Express *****00, *****59. *****72 HIAP HOE MOTOR: cars/ pickups vans for rental. Free mileage Tel: *****60; Katong: *****81 MALAYSIAN CAR AVAIL, for ren at $70 per day. Call at: Ming Ar cade, #06-09.446 words
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Advertisement1048 1986-01-20 9 86 For Sale: BMW SEPT. 1984 BMW 3201A 4-dr. Orlgtt lnal white, 16,000 km Expensive stereo. See to appreciate. $59,000 Tel: *****08. 5/84 72SiA Q plate. Standard accessories. Price: $60,000. Tel *****16 for appointment. •80, BMW 728 i. Fully auto. 1 pte t owner. Nice no. Accident free Original paint1,048 words
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Advertisement1059 1986-01-20 9 90 For Sale: Toyota •78, COROLLA 1200. PARF Alr- con., radio, cassette. Beautiful cond. Now tax. $7,900 0.n.0. Loan $5,500. Tel: *****80/ *****32, Ho. I *81, TOYOTA CORONA 1600 Air- con., radio, cassette, s/rlms. $12,800. Tel: *****06. -83 COROLLA I.3GL, 5-speed, alr- con., radio cassette, low mileage, tax 7/'B6, excellent1,059 words
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Advertisement817 1986-01-20 9 95 For Sale: Suzuki '84 SPORTY SUZUKI 3-door 1000 c.c. Power windows, sports rims, expensive hi-fi. Loan arrangeable. Pager *****93, Joe. OCT. V 4 SUZUKI SA3IOGL, 5-dr. 1 owner, radio cassette. Tel: *****56, Johnson Wong. 1962 SUZUKI 800. 4-door Aircon. cassette. New tax. Tip-top condition. Tel: *****46. '85 SUZUKI SA3IO,817 words
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Advertisement778 1986-01-20 9 99 Vehicles Wanted CASH PAYMENT HIGHEST OFFER for any model PARF, nonPARF, secondhand vehicle, Q registered vehicle or any model commercial van/ pick-up. Trade-In considered. Also scrap vehicles wanted. 1000 c.c. $5,400, 1600 c.c. $6,100, 2000 c.c. $10,000 and 3000 c.c. $16,000 Tat: *****17/ *****07 (MR. LIM) 23, LORONG BIAWAK778 words
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Advertisement813 1986-01-20 9 106 Accommodation Available: Houses BUNGALOW I IN CLEMENTI PARK Dist 2159 5 bedrooms with large garden Quiet Prestigious Residential Location Rental $3900 Tel *****66 *****66 D.ll WATTEN CLOSE $2,000. D.ll JLNNAGASARI $1,500 D.lO GROVE LANE $2,000 D.21 BttWAIPARK $2,400 D.21 CLEMENTI PARK $2,500 D.lO KINGSMEAD ROAD $2,800 AMWEST REALTY: *****80813 words
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Advertisement618 1986-01-20 9 106 Accommodation Available: Houses QUEEN'S ROAD DOUBLE-STOREY seml-d, 4 bdrms., split level living/ dining. $1,500 neg. Furn. Yumln *****3/ *****1 VANDA CRESCENT, 2 storey bunglw., s+l bdrms., fully furn alrcon., reasonable rental. City Valuers *****74. WATTEN CONDO. Townhouse, central air-con. Fully furnished full facilities. 3+l rms. $2950 pm Tel: *****00618 words
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Advertisement651 1986-01-20 9 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartment* Condominium living along the Singapore River. Just completed apartments for lease. |1^ J between South and New •^*i— <i ,il Bridge Roads within the '^I" 7]-~ CenFral Business District IB2! Z" *i Partly or fully furnished > *f»S v w h h|651 words
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Advertisement590 1986-01-20 10 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments Ditt.9 new 2/ 3/ 4 executive apts lownhouses. Swimming pool, tennis, squash Good rental. Shvltord Gram/ Yanc Gdn New s+l rms, balcony, s/pool, squash 3800 sq.ft $3.0 onward*. Sophia Court/ Watten Est. 2/ 3 rxlrms furn., s/pool, squash. $1.000-$1,250. Laadon Hgta./ River Walk 3 bdrms tastefully590 words
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Advertisement1134 1986-01-20 10 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments INT'L PLAZA $1,000, Concord Apt i $1,200, Tat Lee Ct. $1,400, Thorn- I son Grove Penth'se $1,600, Tulip i Gdn $2,000. Holland Hill $2,200. Vermont $2,400, Grangeford i $2 800, Beaverton Ct. $4,200, Part- sian $4,500, The Claymore $5,800, Angullia Mans. $6,000. Mldfleld Realty *****66. D.9,1,134 words
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Advertisement1037 1986-01-20 10 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments SPACIOUS FLAT AT Kirns Aye. Reasonable rental. Why rent a room when you can have the whole flat for yourself' 1 Interested call: *****70. WATTEN ESTATE CONDO.- 2 bdrmed apartment In quiet condo. $1000 furn. Gilstead Mansion Ground floor apartment. $900/-/ $1100. Grandvale *****81. D.lO DRAYCOTT1,037 words
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Advertisement1033 1986-01-20 10 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D 19, 3 BDRMS. spacious l!v- ing/dining. Furn. $800. Sale: i $250,000. Contact *****74/ *****93. t D.5 HIN SENG Condo 3 bdrms, j spltt-level, fully furn. with full facilities. Tel: *****55/*****77. D.5 PARKVIEW CONDO. 3 bdrms 1200 sq.ft Pool/tennls/squash $1600. Houseworld *****04/5 D.5 PARKWEST CONDO. New1,033 words
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Advertisement951 1986-01-20 10 110 Accommodation Wanted: Apartments lAPANESE COUPLE WITH 2 grown jp children urgently requires 4pt. at Sherwood Twr. Mais. Will consider any other good residential areas. Co. lease with good leposit assured. Call: *****33. lAPANESE/ EUROPEAN CLIENTS ■equlre h'ses./apts. Good budget Houseworld *****15/ *****65. lAP./ EUROPEAN REQ. 1-4 bdrm. :ondo apt.951 words
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Advertisement1593 1986-01-20 10 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses SUNRISE VIIIA Yio Chu Kang area. \j»' jMngJIIML R L Near Yio Chu Kang and c v~^®>H Hfll I HOCK Ang Mo Kio MRT stations. sweeh,ll ■•,s'. STATION 2(fSB SERENE An excellent location with #c iwt B|flz| PARK1,593 words
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Advertisement774 1986-01-20 10 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses MORTGAGEES' SALE To be held on 23rd January 1986 at the Mercury Room, 18th Floor Apollo Hotel, Havelock Road Singapore At 230 pm RESIDENTIAL LANDED Land at Coronation Walk Lot 1892 MX 2 6514 sqft freehold 168 Coronation Road West 2 storey774 words
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Advertisement764 1986-01-20 11 114 For Sale: Private Apartments FiyNM PARK CONDOMINIUM Your Country- Resort Home Freehold Covered carpark Bookings Enquiries GOOdland (Re) Ltd (A member of Keck Seng Group) Tel: 338 2828 Expected Date Ot Legal Completion 31 1 2 1 996 Developer Licence No 3847 MX 111 Lots 109-2. 111-2. 1 10-3.764 words
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Advertisement680 1986-01-20 11 114 For Sale: Private Apartments 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 5-ROOM POINT/SLAB BLK. A M.Kio 306/312 115-118,000 Bedok N. 96/415 115-130,000 Dover Cl./C'res. 12/26 125,000 Everton Pk. 2 150,000 M.Parade 12/28/79 133-138,000 Marslling 5 100,000 Sims Drive 51 132,000 Toa Payoh 223/229 95- 98,000 Upp. Boon Keng 38 (2 units)680 words
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Advertisement841 1986-01-20 11 116 For Sale: KDB Apartments HAIG ROAD. (OPPOSITE Yokoso) 5-rm. point blk. High f'r Marble/ built-in. $142,000. DTPS *****61/0, *****00/1, *****28. HILLVIEW/ TECK WHYE 5-rm Good facing, well kept, all ceramic, cabinets. $127,000/ $98,000 neg. *****22. MARINE 4-RM. 8LK. 55/ 18. Fully renovated, cabinets. $77,000/ $74,000/ Whampoa Blk. lol terrazzo,841 words
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Advertisement729 1986-01-20 11 117 Properties Wanted HDB FLATS 4/5-RM. URGENTLY REQUIRED BY BUSINESSMEN IN A M Kin j Clementi .ij Bedok Toa Payoh City Zone others SKY PROPERTY AGENCY *****64/ *****20 IMMED. CLIENTS REQ. 3/ 4/ 5-rm. HUB at Clementi, Bt. Merah, Holland, Marine Parade, Telok Blangah. Other areas considered. Tel: *****88 (5729 words
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Advertisement704 1986-01-20 11 118 Factory Spaces < HDB PROTOTYPE FACTORIES AT DEFU INDUSTRIAL PARK AND WOODLANDS INDUSTRIAL PARK E Prototype factories are available for letting on first-come first-served basis. Land areas from 900 sq m to 5, 1 92 sq m. Factory floor areas from 31 2 sq mto 1, 080 sq m.704 words
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Advertisement600 1986-01-20 11 118 Factory Spaces 1,500 SO FT. FACTORY cum Office Space for rent with 415 volts at $1,200 p.m. mcl. maintenance. Tel. *****10 Mr Chong. 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces WAREHOUSES FOR LEASE We have available warehouses ideally located for use as a consolidation, transhipment and distribution of bulk and general cargoes600 words
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Advertisement1561 1986-01-20 11 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces 121 For Rent: Office Spaces S I Ik Mjjl KSliS3&S2^yi stamford house PRESTIGIOUS COLONIAL Ularehouse Factory cum TLs CB Off ice for Lease Competitive rate. •Central Air-con Small area tailored to your needs. lts of a siz f s Avai.ab.e for short/.ong1,561 words
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Advertisement441 1986-01-20 12 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces TO LET: I Eating House Location: 24 Ayer Rajah Crescent, Spore 0513 Showround: Friday 24 Jan. 86 at 2.30 pm. Meeting place is at the eating house. II Shophouse (2 units) Location: Kranji Road, Spore 2573 Tender forms and further details obtainable from: Estates Department441 words
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Advertisement536 1986-01-20 12 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces Jnits Sq.ft. 11 -07/08 "62.74 11-15 ***** 13-42 447.99 13-44/45 1,153.57 13-49 209.68 14-18/23 2,115.54 M-25 339.06 14-47 356.72 14-51/52 785.23 W-55 698.58 15-01/04 1,333.22 15-26 351.66 15-27 351.66 15-28 351.66 15-44 667.90 15-47 356.72 15-49 209.68 15-50 477.81 15-54 413.00 15-60/66 2,900.67 Suitable for:536 words
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Advertisement368 1986-01-20 12 135 Air Travel ECONOMY I Plus unsurpassed proficiency and reliability Next time you travel call the true name m travel TRU TRAVEL (SINGAPORE) ia 184 #0245, International Plaza, Tel *****85. *****91, *****03 Telx RS ***** (SIN) TRU ALSO RENTS CARS J ECONOMICAL AIRFARES WORLDWIDE, Europe tours etc. available. Travel Trend368 words
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Advertisement468 1986-01-20 12 135 Air Travel 135 Air Travel The choice is yours! HONG KONG GUANGZHOU GUtUN TOUR four Daily Dep. Group Dep. J3D/7N"~ ~5T5607-"~| $1 ,488/HONG KONG/MACAU TOUR Tour Daily Dep. Group Dep. 4D/3N ~51,150/- SD/4N $1,210/- $1,150/--_6D/5N_ j $1,250/- $1,200/- Group Dep Feb 4, 6, 8, 9 10 AIRFARE HOTEL PACKAGES:468 words
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Advertisement363 1986-01-20 12 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours f > lit r&i~L*t- w' 7 w Mk. aI L** HP MLfilt Win i j—jiju- J*diH^fcPs£fer P^*li\ «1 «-»w.. f* "iiiu^Ei to -*<■ Holldai^^ f HIGHLIGHTS MAA/ MOffm K§%3%3/ /America, Japan, Hongkong .Taiwan PACIFIC fr^Ss "7 HIGHLIGHTS *%jm\ Australia, New 4mTTm %Jf /Zealand, Tahiti,363 words
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Advertisement376 1986-01-20 12 137 Tours 137 Tours ZEALAND I /UPER /fIVER I JBk LUNAR NEW YEAR T~.£ SPECIAL nSw 8 DAYS From s?ffl ***** DEPARTURE DATE: 7 FEB 86 11/13 DAYS ALL NEW ZEALAND/ SYDNEY DELIGHTS from $2888 12/14 Days All New Zealand/ Sydney Special from $2988 15/17 Days All New Zealand/ Sydney376 words
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Advertisement658 1986-01-20 13 137 Tours 137 Tours SANTA TOURS, Lunar New Year special dep. 4, 8, 1 1 Feb. 7 Days GUANGZHOU SPECIAL *m $1388 ISI Cuangzhou/Lian Hua Shan/Conghua/Guangzhou t, (Dtp every Sat I Special dtp, 4. H, 11, 15, 22/2. *Ci 7 Days SCENIC CHINA n. $1488 -—^^71 Guangzhou/Guilin/Lian Hua Shan/Guangzhou r658 words
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Advertisement547 1986-01-20 13 137 Tours 147 Academic Courses Morning/ Afternoon/ Evening sessions for Science, Arts Commerce Streams. Full/ Part Time Classes Commencing on January 20th 27th 1986 REGISTRATION NOW OPEN Sec. 4: $30/-for the 1 st mth Pre-U: $40/- for the 1 st mth Deferment from National Service application for student passes can547 words
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Advertisement609 1986-01-20 13 147 Academic Courses FORMER SCHOOL TEACHER avail for Maths/ A. Maths tuition, Sei 1 to 4 and Pre-U. *****49 FULL-TIME EXPERIENCED TU TORS offer tuition to all levels suj./ dlsts. *****68/ *****20 GCE 'O 1 MATHS D, Yishun arei by Mr. Koh, responsible, effec tlve group teaching. *****13. GRAD. OFFERS609 words
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Advertisement996 1986-01-20 13 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses B f^^^w^ Fi*^^^T^jir r* 1 1 1 i X At TMC, we offer you the best m Computer Education. 5 1. CONTINUOUS EDUCATION: COURSES OFFERED: I A typical student can enter the school 1 NCC DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER W with no996 words
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Advertisement860 1986-01-20 13 149 Secretarial/ Typing Courses 149 Secretarial/ Typing Courses Private Secretary's I Certificate I COURSE COMPRISES j Office Organization Secretarial I Procedures Shorthand/Audio Typing Duties l Word Information Processing Structure of Business Communication EXAMINATIONS Internal Exam m collaboration with LCCI examiners PSC LCCI Pitman Group Secretarial Cert Student passes can be860 words
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Advertisement622 1986-01-20 13 152 Music Courses RESPONSIBLE PATIENT organ teacher for beginners at any dlst Keu.Minable rates *****46 153 Driving Instruction LAMBERT'S DRIVING SCHOOL 10 j Balmoral Koad, 30 years of leaching experience won't fail you Tel *****94/ *****29. ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL. Fetch/ Send. 01-36 Kirn Seng Shpg Ctr, Kirn B«lg Road *****78/622 words
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Advertisement828 1986-01-20 14 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES R^nflftiHH Telefax No: *****59 Rates: Box Service: IHi O I Mil I a nOvJUOO !HH Sales Service: 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: SflO.flO APPOINTMENTS s v Yusen Air Sea Service (S)828 words
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Advertisement133 1986-01-20 14 NOTICES PUBLIC AUCTION SURPLUS HEAVY EQUIPMENT AND MACHINERY BELONGING TO VARIOUS CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES TRACTOR/EXCAVATOR FORKLIFT/CRANE 1 CAT 977 L TRJfiKjR 1 MITSUBISHI 2.5 TON 1P H EXCAVATOR v.-f c -^^^fc^44P ANO/FUSO ~10 TON MATERIALpBT/TOWER CRANE N^^MCAR/LORRY/PRIME MOVER INSPECTION DATES 20th, 21st SSPjANUARY, 1986 Auctioneers: JJSJIFS; TAHA, RUSHTON BAILEY iwlrJ consultants133 words
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Advertisement878 1986-01-20 14 The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd (A Government Of India Enterprise) 'Shipping House' 245, Madame Cama Road, Bombay 400-021 TENDER NOTICE Sealed tenders are invited from experienced/reputed Shipchandlers who are having at least two years' of practical shipchandling experience with shipping companies of repute and preferably who are also a878 words
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Advertisement462 1986-01-20 15 NOTICES HAS MOVED With effect from January 20, 1986 AUTOMATION SERVICES Security Pacific National Bank FUTURES COMPANY Security Pacific Asia Futures Inc Tlx No: RS ***** SPNBOP LEASING COMPANY Security Pacific Leasing Corporation Singapore Branch 21 Collyer Quay #10-01 Singapore 0104 Tel No: 225-0145 Tlx No: RS ***** SECPAC MERCHANT462 words
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Advertisement675 1986-01-20 15 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, (CHAPTER 185) AND IN THE MATTER OP MAKASSAR JAVA SHIPPING TRADING PRIVATE LIMITED (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) (IN LIQUIDATION) (MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING UP) Notice is hereby given that the creditors of the abovenamed Company which is being voluntarily woundup, are required675 words
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Advertisement709 1986-01-20 15 ■■■■■I TE ■!:aniWiiiW:iiMi!»- O 1 organisation" I L:)| l 'N<l-^' l 'j l '|'JH*|-T;Tn P*Jl I Hum I 30 4 (X) 6 4b, 9 15 rt^tf^W ■■■■■■■1 ORIENTAL NOW SHOWING M *^mm^ I Ham ioo 3 1 5, 00. 91 5 J*^^V m^^^\ LIB-PRES NOW SHOWING X \a. r A709 words
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Advertisement343 1986-01-20 15 Bl BB 1 IB BM"' H 'Wk "H "'H H Bl H H H B H H fll H B LIDO: NOW SHOWING! (*****14) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.45, 9.15 BY PUBLIC DEMAND... REGAL: OPENS TOMORROW! 1 (*****59) 4 SHOWS DAILY: 1.00, 3.30, 7.00 9.30 stimm- I*-1 PAPILLON!343 words
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