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Title Section16 1986-01-25 1 The Strait s Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1986 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 188/12/8516 words
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856 1986-01-25 1 CATHERINE C. ONG - Pan-EI rescue fails liquidation imminent CATHERINE C. ONG Two committees formed to avoid scramble for group's assets By THE Pan-El rescue bid has been abandoned, and the marine, hotel and property group is now on the brink of being liquidated. The steering committee of five creditor banks was disbanded on856 words
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Article, Illustration644 1986-01-25 1 AHMAD OSMAN - AHMAD OSMAN Two to be built every year to cater to needs of rapidly ageing population By Recession 'may end in 18 to 24 months' THE recession might be over within the next 18 to 24 months, the First Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Gen Chok644 words
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321 1986-01-25 1 Yang Razali Kassim - Yang Razali Kassim Reagan's 'working visit' By Jakarta Correspondent JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja today confirmed President Ronald Reagan's forthcoming visit to Bali. The twoday trip is most likely to start on April 30. Dr Mochtar, m his weekly session with321 words
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464 1986-01-25 1 Koon Swan asks MCA members to stop protest actions KOTA BARU, Fri. Malaysian Foreign Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen yesterday called on Malaysians not to interfere m the Tan Koon Swan case, which was now before a Singapore court. At the same time464 words
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Advertisement40 1986-01-25 1 Not a cent for investors Page 10 More power for MAS under new Bill Page 21 Inside Summary 2 World News 3-5 Aseao 6 Causeway 7 Editorial 16 Background 17 Letters 18 TimenDollar 21-24 Classifieds 25-31,33 Racing 32,33 Sports 34-3940 words
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Advertisement122 1986-01-25 1 It's a personal matter, Tan tells supporters Page 8 Don't overreact, says MCA man Page 9 All eyes on Tan Koon Swan saga Page 24 Again The World's First! Minolta AutO fOCUS SLR The first camera ever to win both EUROPEAN CAMERA OF THE YEAR '85 JAPAN CAMERA MIIIIIF AMATEUR122 words
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Article365 1986-01-25 2 Shoplifters at work SHOPLIFTING GANGS have used infiltration and bribery to steal from large retail stores and supermarkets. Sources said the gangs had tried to get members hired as house detectives by the stores. And when this failed, they paid existing security men to provide information and to look365 words
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Article205 1986-01-25 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: MANY OF the proposals of the subcommittee on fiscal and financial policy are bold and imaginative. It has been estimated that the tax reductions proposed by the subcommittee would cost the Government $45t million m lost revenue, and would contribute to a budget deficit of205 words
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Article340 1986-01-25 2 Troubled Thatcher CONSERVATIVE PARTY backbenchers have threatened to revolt unless Trade and Industry Secretary Leon Brittan resigns over the leak of the letter concerning the the Westland helicopter affair. One Conservative MP, Mr Alex Fletcher, declared m a television interview: "The government is embarrassed. And whoever causes340 words
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248 1986-01-25 2 Dubious past PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos, m the thick of a re-election campaign, has called on World War n veterans to refute allegations by the United States Army that he falsified his guerilla-he-ro past. To counter this, the government press office denounced the report, first248 words
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Article255 1986-01-25 2 Spurred to victory? A DEFEAT TODAY at Notts County could mean the end for Peter Shreeve as manager of troubled Tottenham Hotspur, writes MARTIN PALMER. Shreeve, the man m charge of a side currently suffering a catastrophic run of results (defeats of 3-0 by Nottingham Forest and Liverpool and255 words
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Article287 1986-01-25 2 A quiet word... MOST PEOPLE think dictionaries are the last word on language matters. But what they don't realise is that dictionaries are products which are marketed just like all other products. So if a dictionary doesn't meet your needs, you should let the publishers know, says Dr287 words
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Article250 1986-01-25 2 NEW SECURITIES BILL GIVES MAS. MORE POWERS THE SECURITIES Industry Bill, now before Parliament, would give the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) considerably more supervisory powers as well as further protect the small investor. The MAS would become the licensing authority for stock market dealers and require a dealer250 words
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Article111 1986-01-25 2 ANSWER TO VOTERS A READER says a political party must be responsible and accountable to the electorate for its election candidates. He observes that the people will only know as much about election candidates as the party chooses to reveal and points out that this is a serious weakness111 words
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Article524 1986-01-25 2 Product Advertiser Section/Pafe Antiques Yrfedelco Investments I —37 Auction Taha Rushton Bailey I 4 Audio Bedok Centre Electrical Co. I —16 Hwee Seng Electronics (Pioneer) I —15 Bathroom Accessories Nan Wah Marketing 11—9 Books Graham Brash 11—5 Bowing Aley Sonkers Bowl 11—8 Business Opportunity Holiday Hideaway I —22524 words
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Article303 1986-01-25 3 PETER HAZELHURST - PETER HAZELHURST Japan's demand for new materials to soar By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Fri. Revolutionary changes m high technology will send Japan's demand for sophisticated electronics goods, new basic materials and bio-engineering products soaring to 330 trillion yen (553.5 trillion) by the turn of the303 words
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161 1986-01-25 3 TOKYO, Fri. A new drag treatment for Aids tested on 15 patient* over a six-week period m the United States has proven effective m controlling the spread of the virus with few side effects, a Japanese researcher announced today. The test results wereUPI - 161 words
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218 1986-01-25 3 NEW YORK, Fri. Many American banks are anxiously waiting out a plunge m oil prices that has cast a giant cloud over prospects for collecting multi-billion-dollar loans to oil companies and petro-leum-producing nations. Investors appear concerned, too, with bank stocks among the bigNYT; AP - 218 words
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Article90 1986-01-25 3 HAMBURG, Fri. A red traffic signal gives the green light to flirtation for women drivers, a West German magazine reports. Almost half the women who filled out a questionnaire confessed they often used the time sitting at red lights to flirt with men drivers, Fuer DieUPI - 90 words
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256 1986-01-25 3 KAMPALA, Fri NATIONAL Resistance Army guerillas captured parts of Kampala city centre today and blew up the capital's largest barracks, witnesses said. As the city appeared about to fall to the guerillas, government soldiers went on the rampage, shooting civilians or slitting theirReuter - 256 words
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Article, Illustration404 1986-01-25 3 He reaffirms London's responsibility for colony HONGKONG, Fri. A BRITISH minister today reaffirmed London's total responsibility for Hongkong before China's takeover m 1997 but dodged questions on key issues of political reforms and the nationality of the territory's ethnic minorities. Mr Timothy Renton,AFP; UPI; AP; Reuter - 404 words
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Article57 1986-01-25 3 NORTHERN INDIA remained tense under heavy security yesterday after five people died and more than 1,000 were wounded m violence over the controversial planned transfer of the joint Haryana-Punjab capital of Chandigarh to Punjab on Sunday. Police m Haryana state opened fire on Thursday at crowds blocking roadsReuter - 57 words
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Article43 1986-01-25 3 A PROMINENT member of Britain's Sikh community was shot dead on Thursday night m West London, police said yesterday. Tai sem Singh Toor, 54, was the General Secretary of die Indian Workers' Association m the London suburb of Southall. ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article56 1986-01-25 3 KING HUSSEIN of Jordan will meet Palestine Liberation Organisation leader Yasser Arafat soon for crucial talks on the Middle East peace process, diplomatic sources said m London yesterday. They said this emerged m a meeting m London between Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres and United States Assistant Sec-Reuter - 56 words
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Article75 1986-01-25 3 CHINA and the Soviet Union have signed a goods exchange and payments protocol for 1986, the official Xinhua news agency said yesterday. It said the agreement, signed on Thursday m Beijing, calls for China to sell non-ferrous metals, soya beans, corn, peanuts, frozen meat, fruit, textiles and lightReuter - 75 words
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Article32 1986-01-25 3 BOLIVIAN WORKERS staged a general strike on Thursday against the government's economic policies only hours after President Victo Paz Estenssoro swore m a new Cabinet committed to controlling inflation. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article49 1986-01-25 3 SOUTH AFRICAN police have detained two leading officials of the United Democratic Front, South Africa's main internal antiapartheid group. One of the two, national administrative secretary Cheryl Carolis, had returned to South Africa from Sweden where she had met officials of the banned African National Congress. ReuterReuter - 49 words
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114 1986-01-25 4 Woman, 100, dies after 57 years in jail COLUMBUS (Ohio), Fri. A woman who was 100 years old has died after 57 years m Columbus prison, where she felt so at home she twice refused to leave. Anna Szenan, sentenced to life imprisonment m 1929 for murder, turned down opportunitiesAFP - 114 words
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Article32 1986-01-25 4 SAN CRISTOBAL (Venezuela), Fri. A rejected suitor apparently delivered a homemade bomb to the home of his former girlfriend where the device exploded, killing a couple and two children. UPIUPI - 32 words
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Article, Illustration183 1986-01-25 4 Indian chief says he can save patient from toad poison RIO DE JANEIRO, Fri. Augusto Ruschi, the world's leading authority on humming birds, said he felt better yesterday after turning to an Indian chief and tribal rituals to save him from poisoning by black toads. TheReuter - 183 words
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Article, Illustration476 1986-01-25 4 Colleagues call for Brittan's resignation LONDON, Friday 4 THE government is embarrassed. And whoever causes that embarrassment should resign. Conservative MP, Mr Alex Fletcher, m z television interview. PRIME Minister Mrs Margaret Thatcher today faced a new crisis over the Westland helicopter affair as members ofReuter; NYT - 476 words
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295 1986-01-25 4 UN grapples with worst finance crisis NEW YORK, Fri. The United Nations is experiencing its v/orst financial crisis and what its Secretary-General can do to meet the problem is "mere peanuts", its fiscal chief said yesterday. Mr Patric'o Ruedas, Un-der-Secretary General for administration and management, said the choice confronting theReuter - 295 words
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Article28 1986-01-25 4 MONROVIA, Fri. Former Liberian Finance Minister Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has been formally charged with treason for conspiring with others to overthrow President Samuel Doe last No- vember. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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136 1986-01-25 4 LONDON, Fri. Shares m Westland helicopter company soared on speculation yesterday that a full takeover bid for the firm may soon be made, stock market sources said. The market speculation included suggestions that Sikorsky, a division of the United Technologies Corporation m the United States, whichReuter - 136 words
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169 1986-01-25 4 US, Soviet leaders may appear jointly in Congress WASHINGTON, Fri. US Senate Democratic leader Robert Byrd Jr said yesterday President Ronald Reagan had tentatively agreed to appear jointly before Congress with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. But White House officials said no decision had been made. Mr Byrd relayed the ideaNYT - 169 words
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109 1986-01-25 4 WASHINGTON, Fri. President Ronald Reagan plans to propose a cut m US and Soviet intermedi-ate-range nuclear missiles m Europe m response to Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's recent arms reduction offer, the Washing- ton Post said today. Citing unidentified US officials, the Post said Mr ReaganReuter - 109 words
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111 1986-01-25 4 BRUSSELS, Fri. The latest Nato study on Soviet military spending says the rate of growth is on the rise again despite Moscow's economic problems. The report by alliance economic experts says Soviet defence expenditure is expected to grow by about 3 per cent aReuter - 111 words
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255 1986-01-25 5 LONDON, Fri. A Greek supertanker burst into flames today after colliding with a Dutch trawler and drifted out of control 16 km from a North Sea gas field, a British air force spokesman said. A later report said it was drifting awayReuter - 255 words
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Article46 1986-01-25 5 STOCKHOLM, Fri. Sweden's first liver transplant patient, Mcc Hulth, 14, died on Saturday. She received her new liver m November 1964 and had been able to lead a normal life until she fell ill a month ago when doctors diagnosed wide- spread cancer. AFPAFP - 46 words
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Article, Illustration317 1986-01-25 5 Exercise north of Libya to impress Gaddafi WASHINGTON, Fri. In a show of military strength apparently meant to impress Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, the United States said that navy jets from two Sixth Fleet carriers will take part m Mediterranean flight operations northReuter; UPI - 317 words
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Article282 1986-01-25 5 BAHRAIN, Fri. The threat of all-out civil war hung over South Yemen today as mountain tribesmen were reported streaming towards Aden to confront hardline Marxists fighting President Ali Nasser Mohammed. Renewed fighting was reported m Aden yesterday as President Mohammed sought to regain aReuter; AP; UPI - 282 words
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Article40 1986-01-25 5 BAGHDAD, Fri. Iraq stepped up its air strikes against Iran's oil export facilities m the Persian Gulf yesterday and bombed Iranian positions m the southern front m an apparent bid to pre-empt an Iranian offen- sive. APAP - 40 words
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Advertisement258 1986-01-25 5 Bosch appliances cost less m the lonsf run. You get what you pay for is one of the oldest sayings. Yet people still judge many products on price alone. We admit frankly that sometimes you can buy cheaper home appliances on the market than Bosch. That is because Bosch products258 words
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361 1986-01-25 6 MANILA, Fri. PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos, accused by the United States army of lying about his exploits m World War n, called on veterans to fight charges that he faked a career as a guerilla hero. Mr Marcos stopped short of issuing aReuter; AFP - 361 words
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125 1986-01-25 6 HAN LING - HAN LING By Brunei xeponer BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Fri. About 300 modified cars have been ordered off the road by the Brunei Road Transport Department m a nationwide purge against dangerous vehicles. The cars were caught m roadblocks set up125 words
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Article33 1986-01-25 6 MANILA, Fri. The government today lowered fuel prices by an average 11 per cent, effective tomorrow, following a sharp drop m world crude oil prices, the Board of Energy said. AFPAFP - 33 words
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Article, Illustration355 1986-01-25 6 WASHINGTON, Fri. Philippine President Ferdinand: Marcos came under attack here yesterday, with a senator criticising his election preparations and a House panel being told of meetings Mrs Imelda Marcos had m New York to discuss real estate properties there. Senate Foreign Relations CommitteeAP - 355 words
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83 1986-01-25 6 JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia will spend about US$4l million (5599.54 million) to develop border areas m Irian Jaya province, from where thousands of people have fled to neighbouring Papua New Guinea. The Governor of Irian Jaya, Mr Izaac Hlndome, said the three-year plan,Reuter - 83 words
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Article, Illustration93 1986-01-25 6 The man and hiS medals THIS Is a rare photograph of Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos m the military. The caption on the picture says it was taken when Mr Marcos was a 27-year-old major at the end of World War n. It shows him with three of the 28 medalsAP - 93 words
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116 1986-01-25 6 Thailand's Reds 'at their weakest' BANGKOK, Fri. The ranks of armed communist terrorists m southern Thailand have dwindled from 1,600 to 350 over the past four years, but those operating along the Thai-Ma-laysian border remain strong, a senior Thai military officer said yesterday. Major-General Thamnoo Phudphard, Chief of Staff ofAP - 116 words
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341 1986-01-25 6 Defence may claim link with Arthit's son Thai coup bid case BANGKOK, Friday DEFENCE lawyers plan to produce evidence connecting a son of Thai Supreme Commander General Arthit Kamlang-ek with last September's abortive coup, unless defendants on trial for the attempt are granted amnesty, legal sources said today. Earlier, theUPI - 341 words
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204 1986-01-25 6 3 Thai Marines killed in Viet shelling BANGKOK, Fri. Three Thai Marines were killed by Vietnamese artillery fire on their bunker near Thailand's south-eastern border with Cambodia, Navy Secretary Dilok Phatharakosol said today. He said Thai gunboats and Marines returned fire after Vietnamese shelled Haad Lek village m the GulfReuter; UPI - 204 words
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Advertisement26 1986-01-25 6 Vj v-» Eyes deserve it. The latest European designs m metal and plastic frames. Fashionably coloured, or classically elegant. Your choice. At all fine optical shops.26 words
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Article, Illustration67 1986-01-25 7 Election poster war in Sabah KOTA KINABALU, Fri. Sabah goes to the polls again tomorrow when four constituencies vote for fresh assemblymen. The four by-elections are In Karamnnttng, Balling, Bnang Sayang and Sukau. The picture shows Papar's main street festooned with election material. Papar lies within Boang Sayang constituency, whereBernama - 67 words
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Article252 1986-01-25 7 Members trained to use dangerous weapons MB PASIR PUTEH (Kelantan), Fri. Authorities have uncovered a plot involving a political party which is training its members m the use of dangerous weapons, possibly m preparation for a take-over of the Kelantan state administration by force. KelantanBernama - 252 words
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446 1986-01-25 7 Judge grants application by bank and BMF KUALA LUMP! R, Fri. The High Court hearing of a M 527.6 million suit brought by Bank Bumiputra Malaysia Bhd (BBMB) and Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF) against foimei BMF chairman Lorrain Esme Osman will beginNST - 446 words
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Article261 1986-01-25 7 Death-row convict amends writ KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The High Court here today granted an application by death-row convict Sim Kie Chon to amend his writ and statement of claim against the Superintendent of Pudu Prison and two others. Justice Datuk Harun Hashim allowed Sim, through his lawyer, to include oneBernama - 261 words
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Article141 1986-01-25 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Judgment on Malaysian Bar Council Vice-President Param Cumaraswamy, charged under the Sedition Act, will be delivered at the High Court here tomorrow. Justice N.H Chan was to have delivered the verdict today but reporters were told that it was not ready. Cumaraswamy, 44,Bernama - 141 words
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129 1986-01-25 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Police will take action against motorists who give false particulars after being Involved In road accidents, Deputy CID Chief Supt Kong Fook Yew warned today. "We will not hesitate to arrest and prosecute them for making false statements/ be said. TheNST - 129 words
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170 1986-01-25 7 Tapper shot by suspected communist terrorists KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A rubber tapper was injured after he was shot by a group of men suspected to be communist terrorists m Weng, 26 km from Baling m Kedah, early yesterday. Official sources confirmed the incident but did not give details. Investigations areBernama - 170 words
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Article116 1986-01-25 7 All go for Federal Territory Day KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A big celebration will be held simultaneously here and m Labuan, Sabah, to mark Federal Territory Day on Monday. Federal Territory Minister Datuk Shahrir Abdul Samad told a press conference here today that a programme of cultural, sports, recreational, religious andBernama - 116 words
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Article, Illustration245 1986-01-25 8 The two who posted $20m bail THE two men who furnished the $20 million bail for Tan Koon Swan are described as Malaysian millionaires. Both Datuk Lee Leong and Mr Loong Yoke Phin are said to be business tycoons with considerable interests on both sides of the Causeway. Datuk Lee,245 words
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Article, Illustration484 1986-01-25 8 NG WENG HOONG - NG WENG HOONG By MCA President Tan Koon Swan yesterday told party members to treat the court charges against him as his "personal matter". "This is a purely personal matter. Let the law take its course and please keep politics out of this,"484 words
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570 1986-01-25 8 and from our reporter's notebook GROUCHY? Tired? Tan didn't seem to show signs of these during the one hour and fifteen minutes he spent m court on Thursday, according to reporter PAUL WEE. Paul flips through his notebook to give this account of the courtroom scene: 6 Tan was escorted570 words
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Article145 1986-01-25 9 ISMAIL KASSIM - Party council to meet tomorrow ISMAIL KASSIM By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The MCA will hold an emergency central committee meeting on Sunday to discuss "urgent" issues, the party's Deputy President, Datuk Dr Ling Liong Sik, said tonight. Dr Ling was speaking to reporters after returning from Singapore with other party145 words
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Article210 1986-01-25 9 Youth wing presses for boycott KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Malaysian Chinese Association youth wing is pushing ahead with plans for a boycott of Singapore products despite an appeal for calm by their president, Tan Koon Swan. A top official of the body said that an "action committee for boycott ofAFP - 210 words
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Article, Illustration159 1986-01-25 9 Mrs Tan in the news of a different kind THE estranged wife of Tan Koon Swan was also making news of a different kind. Here Catherine Tan is seen with Datin Seri Dr Siti Hasmah, wife of the Malaysian Prime Minister. They were at the opening of the second generalBernama - 159 words
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Article450 1986-01-25 9 Do not over-react, says MCA man 'Hostility will sour KL-S'pore friendship' PENANG, Fri THE protests against Singapore and the calls to boycott Singapore goods and services over the Tan Koon Swan affair were an over-reac-tion, an MCA branch leader, Mr Lim Kah Pin, said today. But, Mr Lim said, he450 words
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Article, Illustration572 1986-01-25 10 Firm's winding-up will hit more than 4,000 small-timers INVESTORS who put their money m Pan-Electric Industries shares will lose everything upon the winding-up of the company. According to the latest report on the troubled group's financial position by the receivers, Price Waterhouse, ordinary shareholders will572 words
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387 1986-01-25 10 A SET of new problems will emerge as soon as a Pan-El creditor moves to liquidate the company as seems likely now that the rescue bid has been abandoned. Instead of finding ways to rescue the company, what the liquidators must decide is387 words
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364 1986-01-25 10 THE value of Pan-Elec-tric Industries plummetted by more than $231 million m the course of a little more than a year. The marine, hotel and property group was valued at $281 million at the end of 1984. Ten months later, its364 words
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263 1986-01-25 10 Ridzwan appointed S'pore roving envoy THE Government last night announced the appointment of Mr Ridzwan Dzafir, 59, as Singapore's first roving ambassador to four South American countries. Mr Dzafir, DirectorGeneral of the Trade Development Board, has been appointed ambassador to Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Panama. A Foreign Ministry announcement said263 words
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486 1986-01-25 10 Journal criticises plan to alter press laws THE Asian Wall Street Journal, m an editorial on Wednesday, said Singapore would be "veering off" towards authoritarianism with the proposed changes to its press laws. The editorial concerned the disclosure on Jan 10 by Mr Wong Kan Seng, Minister of State (Communications486 words
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Article36 1986-01-25 10 TEACHERS can now apply for the Regional Language Centre scholarships 1966/87. The diploma courses will be held from July to April next year, while the certificate course will last from July to September this year.36 words
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Article, Illustration479 1986-01-25 11 11% -I Persons aged 60 years 10.4Ty > and over as a I 0 percentage of total population 7t r^J%l J I 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 There are presently 199,300 elderly persons m Singapore Living m Living m the institutions community479 words
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520 1986-01-25 11 'But too early to tell if its system is best' THE National University Hospital, run as an autonomous hospital, is efficient, offers good service, and enjoys high patient satisfaction and staff morale. Giving this assessment yesterday, First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong said520 words
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294 1986-01-25 11 Medical services a rapidly growing industry THE growing demand for medical services and personnel, now seen m the United States, will come to Singapore m the next decade, said Mr Goh Chok Tong. He sees the health care and services industry here as a fast-growing one. "So why not build294 words
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252 1986-01-25 11 Affordability, not qualifications, should be basis Medisave for third child MR GOH Chok Tong is m favour of allowing all par ents, regardless of their educational qualifications, to use their Medi«:ave funds for their third and subsequent children. "But they nvist have enough savings m their Medisave accounts to pay252 words
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354 1986-01-25 12 NG WENG HOONG - NG WENG HOONG Ring members work as house detectives By ORGANISED shoplifting gangs have resorted to cloak-and-dagger-style operations to beat the security systems of large retail stores and supermarkets, it was learnt yesterday. Sources said the gangs had attempted to infiltrate the stores by getting ring354 words
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Article, Illustration339 1986-01-25 12 BoA branch closes, but it's not goodbye to Jurong FOR 20 years, the Jurong branch of the Bank of America had served well the business community m Singapore's most industrialised constituency. But as at 3 pm yesterday the branch became history. It was one of the two outlets the bank339 words
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Article104 1986-01-25 12 AN OPEN verdict was yesterday recorded on the death of a quarry worker who was found pinned under a shovel on June 13 last year. The court heard that Mr Raveendran so Willasamy. 22. had a high amount of ethanol m his blood (353 mg per104 words
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265 1986-01-25 12 NANCYLOH - Grant accused access to facilities: Judge NANCY LOH By A DISTRICT judge ordered the investigating officer m a cheating case to allow the Pakistani accused to contact his embassy. The judge, Mr Tan Soo Kiang, also said a person who is under police custody should be granted basic courtesy, and265 words
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Article161 1986-01-25 12 A CHARITY show will be held to raise funds for th. poor and disabled when Britain's largest circus opens m Singapore on Friday. The Chipperfields Circus will donate proceeds from the 6 pm show to the Community Chest which reaches out to 56,270 needy161 words
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Article414 1986-01-25 13 CPF cut will also not affect financing of project THE economic recession and the proposed redaction m CPF contributions will not affect the government's ability to finance the Mass Rapid Transit project. The Minister for Communications am. Information, Jr Yeo Nlng Hong, said yesterday: "We414 words
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Article357 1986-01-25 13 RAY DHALIWAL - RAY DHALIWAL But study says extension to north-east has potential By A MASS Rapid Transit line to Changi Airport will not be viable for at least some years to come, a study has shown. The projected number of users will be insufficient to support the357 words
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101 1986-01-25 13 Man forged club member's signature to pay for goods A MECHANICAL engineer forced the signature of a Singapore Swimming Club member to pay for some goods. Chio Tan Seng, 26, who is not a club member, forged Mr Paul Teo's signature on Feb 1 last year on an SSC chit101 words
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484 1986-01-25 13 Jeya wants ministry to prove statement on job availability MR J. B. Jeyaretnam, the Workers' Party SecretaryGeneral, yesterday asked the Labour Ministry to substantiate its statement earlier this week that there was a job available for every new job-seeker m Singapore. The opposition MP for Anson also took issue with484 words
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Article, Illustration215 1986-01-25 13 THE signing of two agreements between Singapore and Japan yesterday opens doors for other Asean countries and the Pacific Islands such as Fiji and Samoa to send trainees for short-term courses m Singapore. The agreements will allow 46 trainees to be sponsored for215 words
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Article75 1986-01-25 13 A TEENAGER was yesterday charged with robbing and raping a 20-year-old woman along a church driveway on Thursday morning. The court was told that Yeong Siew Weng, 17, hurt the woman during the alleged robbery off Old Jurong Road. He is accused of robbing her of a bank75 words
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371 1986-01-25 14 Did not come to court with 'clean hands', says judge AN INDONESIAN businessman, who transferred the majority of shares m his tug boat company to a Singaporean agent to deceive the Registrar of Singapore Ships, has lost another bid to get his shares371 words
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Article103 1986-01-25 14 Reward to track down pirates THE local agent marketIng Hongkong Television Broadcasts Llmlted's programmes In video tapes here Is offering a $II,M# reward to anyone who can help It trace and prosecute people who are making and selling similar shows Illegally. Visonex Prodoctions Private Limited Is taking this action to103 words
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Article69 1986-01-25 14 POLICE are investigating a report by the Singapore National Union of Journalists (SNUJ) that more thar $30,000 m union funds have been embezzled. The money is suspected to have been taken between 1983 and last year. The loss was discovered only recently during a check on the69 words
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Article, Illustration254 1986-01-25 14 19th century ships 'sail' into Sentosa THE Maritime Museum m Sentosa now has copies of ship etchings by the American maritime artist Arthur Beaumont. At a ceremony m Sentosa yesterday, Mi- Dean Beaumont, the son of the late artist, presented the copies to the museum's Curator, Mr Eric Alfred, and254 words
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Article, Illustration380 1986-01-25 14 New Zealand sets up food research centre here NEW food products that are more suitable for the Asean tastebuds may be developed with the setting up of a food research centre here by New Zealand. While this centre is part of a strategy to promote and export New Zealand's food380 words
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89 1986-01-25 14 A FACTORY supervisor is helping police with investigations after a 15--year-old girl reported earlier this week that a man had sex with her on three occasions last year. The suspect, 31, went to Beach Road police station on Thursday after learning that police89 words
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247 1986-01-25 15 Motorists advised to avoid Thaipusam route POLICE have advised motorists to avoid roads along the procession route for Hindu devotees on Thaipusam Day tomorrow. The procession route is along Serangoon Road, Selegie Road, Dhoby Ghaut, Orchard Road, Penang Road, Clemenceau Avenue and Tank Road. Kavadi-carriers and their supporters will start247 words
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Article90 1986-01-25 15 New SBC board members FOUR new members have been appointed to the board of the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation. They are Mr Zulkifli Mohammed, MP for Eunos and President of the Central Council of Malay Organisations, Dr Ker Sin Tze, a business executive. Dr Philip Pillai, a lawyer, and Mrs Betty90 words
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153 1986-01-25 15 A LITTLE girl's cries led to an early morning arrest of two break-in suspects, one of whom was found shivering m a coffee-shop's refrigerator. The five-year-old daughter of Mr Kew Bo Fong, 37, had awakened him at 3.29 am yesterday with her cries.153 words
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126 1986-01-25 15 THOSE who want to be at Marina South, the site of this year's Singapore Kite Festival, today and tomorrow can get there by a special bus service. Singapore Bus Service will operate a shuttle service between Prince Edward Bus Terminal and East Coast Parkway126 words
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Article, Illustration466 1986-01-25 15 Too many obstacles to settlement: Austrian minister THE Cambodia issue is a destabilising factor for the region. At the same time, the isolation of the Indochinese states has resulted m their being unable to co-operate economically with the other countries m the region. These points466 words
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Article169 1986-01-25 15 Dr Yeo salutes our men in green SINGAPORE enjoys peace because of the hundreds of thousands of men who make up the SAF. The Second Minister for Defence, Dr Yeo Ning Hong, said last night: "Their unstinting effort m maintaining operational readiness is what gives us peace and security." Speaking169 words
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Advertisement228 1986-01-25 8 FOR THE LOWEST PRICES II TOWN ITHASTOBEy^/^/ 3 -piece Condiment Set i^^K Mm&F^ 2 -piece Snack Container with Tray bbbbbbbdWk^^^ TiSSUG DID j3tKE^ Oil 3 piece Container Set f IpH x w 1I I !L»> 3 -piece Ty| *JJ J^ j» Water Pitcher Set v*t«7w _..^^-**iB^ aa #%#x f Water228 words
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Advertisement169 1986-01-25 8 HSMH HR9 You are Ayen 9 er a Nir> i a warrior trained m the Way PMpHHpHpH^H^Mikki^Hßj of the Tiger, an cutstandmm j6j| j m ill ing master of the martial [IjW^lJ j M ""i k«a arts B^(PWPflPWPiWff''''P /\t i a st. having overcome H|a|mH|tt the forces of Evil which169 words
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Advertisement437 1986-01-25 9 The Sizzling Santangelo Legend continues BfIBBR HLJB With sex and the rich fruits J^T^ iJrM of crime her arphrodisiacs. H rlF■■ N^ m Lucky needs just as much aIL R L k W power as her father. And h* powei for Lucky means j ABB LJRHPJ only one thing the437 words
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Advertisement506 1986-01-25 10 The all-weather outdoor furniture system BHBSBUHBBBPBHQH^ Allibert. Associated the world j IrN mmm Jm L^ W over with distinctive furniture m 9 T T 1 JC r \WE£?SgSShSP*3m &L*~A perfect for gracious outdoor ;^^^^a?ff7R?BB|SSß^ *H*^Bol^ Z*«*&£s Jffl fmmmmo m\ living. Styled m the best French WKBBBBfyßKfiqffl Wj^pmUm *^;_;^S I tradition,506 words
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Advertisement169 1986-01-25 11 <1 >v t ,fl v f f w* 2Ot >C /W/ /xS^TT^^^S^ AtTheßom! N^^^ fJ l M /^X S A unique b/end of contemporary Western T J^^^^^M 1/ f WX A X. X *^l^-li»«» furnishings with traditional Eastern Mt L# f)r I -fc^ vl YJX YV x touches. Settings, exciting//169 words
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Advertisement270 1986-01-25 12 m I tAJ^r*M i^^^You can owna^^l^^^^^S: I MM* 1^ ip SP^DINNER SET for eight (8)^B§illl§P n^.l^^w 1 i^imw including a TEA SET fc^^^^y- 7 ""B '"^S^r for a deposit as low as LSO«D3O«HI2Ocm «*H|^ /^7^^ J BjPjip -I— -J^r- l>. F^rrn^ Sl^lm FINE porcelain dinner sets j| 17/ ////||fc '■>270 words
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Advertisement676 1986-01-25 13 A lifetime of music Dcgins wiin iecnnics \Jrgan This festive season, give a gift of music. A Technics Organ, with life-like PCM rhythm and hjtjt'j l^fißl 1 -«Bi sound, Program Chord Computer, N. coupled with other advanced features will SX-EBL Nett: $1,700 f*^C\^- t-t\^» \)e Measured, not just for this676 words
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Advertisement345 1986-01-25 14 Sizzling, delectable Tfcppanyaki at Kureoka Only at Kureoka is eating Itppanyaki so fascinating and pleasurable. To set you m the right mood, the dish is specially prepared m front of you. Watch the master chef work out a dazzling cooking showmanship that never fails to titillate your taste buds. Serve345 words
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Advertisement89 1986-01-25 15 The inn ploce to meet Take the family out to Cafe Vienna for lunch this Sunday Because a full buffet spread of 23 delicious local specialities awaits you! From salads and cold appetizers to main dishes like Diced Prawns With Dried Chilli, Beef Rendang, Chow Mein With Seafood, Pork Spare89 words
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Advertisement328 1986-01-25 15 (X CONCORD. Xa MARINER ■IV m mV mVdidl I n The Concord Mariner For him k karat gold, black chromium-finish, stainless steel, with or without diamonds Quartz Water-resistant CONCORD. THE NAME IS A LEGEND. OWNERSHIP A PRIVILEGE. Singapore Authorised Dealers As;a Watch Centre Cortina Watch Centre Shu Hwa Jewellery Chew328 words
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510 1986-01-25 16 The Straits Times says Temporary budget deficit won't hurt THE report of the subcommittee on fiscal and financial policy contains much that is bold and imaginative. To be sure, many of its policy recommendations for instance, those pertaining to corporate, personal and property taxes, statutory boards, offshore operations and pioneer510 words
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526 1986-01-25 16 T. F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane BITS AND PIECES MEMORY can occasionally come to us m bits and pieces. A reader offered me this unusual bit: That Singapore's first medical college at Sepoy Lines started out m premises last used as a lunatic asylum for women. Would you526 words
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Article, Illustration1960 1986-01-25 16 PHILIP COOREY - PHILIP COOREY Lack of common ground hinders swift solution By COLOMBO Recent events m Sri Lanka have radically altered strategies on three fronts domestic, international and military. New lines of battle have been drawn, as well as new alliances forged, all m1,960 words
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Article130 1986-01-25 16 "If yon look like a flve-and-dime (store), you'll work m a flve-and-dime Mrs Beverly Mayhew, a managing director, giving advice to secretaries on how they should behave. "I am of the opinion that this offence Is of the rarest of rare nature m which the extreme130 words
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Advertisement158 1986-01-25 16 PRO-9000CI60RMS) JRW"3| LED Power Indicator TW W^F3 MID Automatic Overload j fmSSm li^mM l Protector i Hi s f^ri Poly-Olefine Diaphragm Material JBW''^^ THman STUDD MONITOR PRO-SERIES (4-Way with Side Tweeter) skA, nl Bedok Centre Electrical Co. BftJM.lcdok North. Street .*ol I A 3 Singapore 64ft Tel: *****32/3 Orchard Point158 words
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Article, Illustration1210 1986-01-25 17 JAMES MARKHAM - JAMES MARKHAM Return to conservative values By Becker declared the new hero overthrowing Green Party founder Kelly 41 get the feeling that they (the youth) haven't really formed their own values and ideals. They want above all to seem secure, to be able to buyNYT - 1,210 words
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662 1986-01-25 17 MICHAEL SICONOLFI - Oil-pricing system turned upside down MICHAEL SICONOLFI By writing for the Asian Wall Street Journal NEW YORK The growing disorder m world oil markets has turned conventional pricing systems upside down. Until about 1983, understanding world oil prices was easy: The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) set a benchmark662 words
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Advertisement486 1986-01-25 17 30,000 sq. ft. Largest Rosewood Furniture, Art Crafts and Tianjin Carpet Showroom is having its -ntißM ■m Table Screen jfitt W TV/Video/ Display Cabinet I fc§i m P^uome and be surprised at these gg w EpP^^ osew oc 'terns offered at very, $V y&qtSfmr Rosewood Sofa Set j[ ;H B486 words
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573 1986-01-25 18 The kind of leadership US must provide AS AN American I feel compelled to reply to Mr Paul Johnson's frightening view of my country's role as leader of the free world. (ST, Jan 16). I say frightening because Mr Johnson's argument is founded on the most dangerous of all American573 words
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327 1986-01-25 18 Temporary crossings because of MRT work WE refer to the letter "Too many lights hinder smooth traffic flow" by "Frustrated Road-User". (ST, Dec 25). As your writer may be aware, the Mass Rapid Transit Corporation is constructing a viaduct along the centre divider of Commonwealth Avenue and Commonwealth Avenue West.327 words
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Letter78 1986-01-25 18 WE refer to the letter "Warning signs needed on this stretch" by "Kas Lee". (ST, Jan 1). We thank your writer for bringing the hazards faced by motorists at the sharp bend at Balmoral Road to our attention. We are pleased to inform the writer that78 words
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198 1986-01-25 18 Overhead bridge slopes depend on space WE refer to the letter "Use spiral slopes on overhead bridges" by "Mother". (ST, Jan 9). We would like to thank your writer for her suggestion to use spiral slopes on overhead bridges to facilitate the movement of prams and wheel-chairs. The provision of198 words
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256 1986-01-25 18 WE occasionally read about problems related to our expressways. I would, however, like to say that the Singapore Government and the Public Works Department have done a fantastic job of improving the traffic situation m Singapore, including building the many expressways now available. I256 words
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367 1986-01-25 18 More letters on ex-Worker's Party polls candidate THE two letters (ST, Jan 17) on the alleged involvement of a former Workers' Party candidate m counterfeiting currency notes have prompted me to write this letter. It may be a straightforward police case as far as367 words
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174 1986-01-25 18 I WAS appalled to read about a former Workers' Party elections candidate, Chon Koon Cheong, being charged with conterfeiting US currency notes. (ST, Jan 7). This brings to my mind the concern expressed by the First Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, about the174 words
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Letter161 1986-01-25 18 MANY of my friends and I are dissatisfied with the Housing Board reply (ST, Jan 13) to the call by "Singaporean" (ST, Jan 2) that it install at least one squatting type toilet bowl m new flats. If two toilet bowls are to be installed m a new161 words
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Letter127 1986-01-25 18 I REFER to the Housing Board's reply (ST, Jan 13) to the letter "Install at least one squatting type toilet bowl m flats" by "Singaporean". (ST, Jan 2). I would like to state that I agree with "Singaporean There are usually two toilets m the bigger flats,127 words
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Advertisement416 1986-01-25 19 r^^^^ Festive drt ,;in H for the family sets '..•4» V^QHnlißl JPS|| the niocd for your lunar celebration. M Lm |Im' Jf^ '^fmy M kJW taS Wm Looks are thoroughly fashionable to get your mWßr^9kmß §'w& r 1 1^ VHI U-^jj^l^St sfl Tieer Year off to an auspicious start! If416 words
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Advertisement209 1986-01-25 20 tP^^ >: o X ;wi||>^lflßCP p^^^'l pyyi^ Hay i m »WHJ I /i iir&A/^" i Hit L* Distinctive Jewellery at ■f k WJA^ nil Li Affordable Prices I rf 1 More than a dozen f |f MtmJw^ goldsmiths and jewellers J W IJr stocked is the widest range of aSlj-JH209 words
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Article, Illustration96 1986-01-25 21 SHARE prices rose on the Singapore stock market yesterday despite gloomy reports that Malaysian businessman Tan Koon Swan had been charged under the Companies Act. The market was probably buoyed by the Fiscal and Financial Policy Sub-com-mittee's favourable recommendations. The Straits Times Industrial Index rose96 words
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Article48 1986-01-25 21 H Leont Fit 230 +25 TDM 164 +16 SPH 575 +15 MiffunCorpn 241 +12 Kentucky Spore 19S +11 RiM|ti m +11 OCBC 695 +10 SI A 494 +10 UOB 320 +10 CASHSOC 136+9 DBS 466+1 MUI 125 +7 Chun Hup 107 +7 City Dev 50c 96 +748 words
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Article53 1986-01-25 21 Tit Lee Finance 170 -40 Samanda Hdfs 133 -37 tied Choc 170 -25 AB N 100ft 442 -19 kit Wood 90 -13 BRayi 75 -7 ICI 446-6 Duff Dev 570 -5 Ktijs 90 -4M HarroortJ Msia 286 -4 0U E 185 -4 ANA Hotels 61 -4 Menanf. Corp 5453 words
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Article13 1986-01-25 21 SI A 1,004,000 XL Kepong 824,000 C C 565,000 Promet 292,00013 words
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Article77 1986-01-25 21 Jan 23 Jan 24 Jan 23 Jan 24 Bt Composite 509 11 ***** BT Indicator *****50 *****50 ST Properties ***** 368.15 BT OB OS -472 -370 ST Minings 300 68 300.68 CAW -6801 -6736 ST Plantations *****1 *****2 OBV -*****0 -*****2 OCBC ***** ***** ST Industrials ***** ***** OUB77 words
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Article33 1986-01-25 21 INDICES High Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1985/86 H,gh 852.65 (7/3/85) 757.79 (8/3/85) 1985/86 Low 588.41 (23/1/86) 509.11 U3/1/86) All-time H,gh 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 8/84) All-time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 509.11 (23/1/86)33 words
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Article14 1986-01-25 21 THE US dollar lost 23 ticks to close at DM 2.4285 m Singapore.14 words
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Article21 1986-01-25 21 DM Y FF S$ B$ UBs ***** ***** 201.67 unq ***** unq 1.3925 2 4245 197.70 7.4550 2.1235 7.806021 words
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Article12 1986-01-25 21 In Singapore, gold gained US$5.4O to close at U*****.80 an ounce.12 words
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Article33 1986-01-25 21 Eurodollar: Gained three ticks to 91.% a contract. Dentschemark: Gained 40 ticks to 0.4139 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained 96 ticks to 0.*****8 a contract. Gold: Gained US$3.5O to U*****.50 an ounce.33 words
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Article70 1986-01-25 21 WOLFSBURG (West Germany), Fri. The Volkswagen car company (VW) has said it paid a record bonus last year to employees who came up with ideas for increasing the firm's productivity and profits. VW paid out just over 13 million marks (5510.60 million) m bonuses, aReuter - 70 words
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Article57 1986-01-25 21 PURCHASE (New York), Fri. Pepsico Inc has said it is prepared to invest over US$lOO million (*****.00 million) over 10 years to help China establish a network of bottling facilities to produce Fep-si-Cola products. The company said the first plant producing Pep-si-Cola and Mirinda soft drinks speciallyReuter - 57 words
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Article87 1986-01-25 21 NEW YORK, Fri. Dow Jones and Co Inc has introduced a new wire service. Corporate America Report, m three cities. The new wire delivers summaries of major business stories by hard copy printer. It is being offered initially m Dallas, Houston and New York. PricedReuter - 87 words
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Article75 1986-01-25 21 NEW YORK, Fri. Morgan Stanley and Co, the investment banking house, will soon offer its shares to the public, the New York Times said, quoting inside sources. Morgan Stanley executives have approved of it unanimously, and the move could be announced soon. Sources are quoted asReuter - 75 words
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Article90 1986-01-25 21 BEIJING, Fri. The Chinese government has extended by five years a tax incentive for foreign investors that was to have expired at the end of 1985, the Xinhua news agency reported yesterday. The measure allows foreign businesses to pay only 10 per cent income tax half theAP - 90 words
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407 1986-01-25 21 N. BALAKRISHNAN - N. BALAKRISHNAN By PROPOSED changes to the Securities Industry Act will arm the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) with considerably more supervisory powers and give greater protection to the small investor. The amendments are contained m the Securities Industry Bill which was introduced407 words
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Article, Illustration543 1986-01-25 21 MARA FERNANDEZ - MARA FERNANDEZ By IF YOU are not paying more for a cup of your favourite brew of coffee or bottle of instant, do not expect this to continue. Although world coffee prices have been churning upwards since early last month,543 words
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497 1986-01-25 21 CONRAD RAJ - CONRAD RAJ By PROMET'S board will meet on Monday to decide when to reconvene the extraordinary general meeting that was adjourned on Thursday because of a possible legal hitch. The company's Chief Executive and Managing Director, Mr Brian Chang, said497 words
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244 1986-01-25 21 Potential for local electronics exports to India A TRADE Development Board (TDB) mission that returned recently from India is confident of carving out a niche for Singapore exports m India's "multi-blllion-dollar electronics market. India's electronics sector is expected to grow to a $21 billion industry by 19M, The U-member mission,244 words
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426 1986-01-25 21 Yen breaks 200 barrier after remarks by minister TOKYO, Friday THE yen burst through 200 to the dollar here today as nervous traders found a reason to sell the American currency m a market which has lost direction since last weekend's Group of Five (G-5) meeting m London. Remarks byReuter - 426 words
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Article2567 1986-01-25 22 READERS should be aware of the tarnations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the stock exchanff is covered m "business done". Further, because al deatif s at a particular price are lumped together, the table does not show the trend2,567 words
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Article2338 1986-01-25 22 INDUSTRIALS Ajinomoto (2.308 2 665) A Choc (2.006) (2) 1 .98 (3) 200 xd AMD (3.765) Alcom (0.546 0.585) (7) 0.52 (12) 0 54(1)055 AISB (0.618 0 625) (3) 0.58 (12) 0.59 (10) 0 60 (3) 0.61 API (0 468 0 495) (17) 0.43 (7)2,338 words
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Article2720 1986-01-25 22 M shares quoted have a pw value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rights. H Ta« -exempted dividend ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dotars. 1985/86 Last Yield Vol Day Hrrti Low Company Sale Change ('000) Ugh2,720 words
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Article357 1986-01-25 23 1 Mn $1,000. 2 For best custonwrs only. 3 OCBC Finance. 4 only avaiabte at DBS France. UOf'i rates.** *bo avafeWe at UOF. abo avaiaUe at DBS Finance. OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings: daily b I A 5 4 3 4 5 Monthly IV* Autosave 4357 words
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Article159 1986-01-25 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.5073-1.5137 671- -6.53 Canadian dollar 1.5094—1.5126 6 68—6.57 NZ dollar 1.1058 1.1105 9.22—8.92 Sterling pound 2.9551-2.9657 3.41-3.36 US dollar 2.1245-2.1275 4.73-4.68 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign159 words
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Article111 1986-01-25 23 THE US dollar closed lower against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it opened at 2.1360/80 and closed at 2.1245/75. It traded within a range of 2.1200 and 2.1360 m choppy trading. Against the deutschemark, the greenback closed lower compared ot its opening of111 words
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Article110 1986-01-25 23 THE kilobar market traded between 5524,206 an? 4 y^ ter dayIn the Far East market, gold opened at "HKW^OT* to U*****.60/2.10 before going up to U*****.80/3.30. It closed for lunch at U*****.80/3.30 and reopened at U*****.70/4.70, followed by a high of U*****.50/6.50 m ncrvous mid market. The market slipped110 words
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Article23 1986-01-25 23 GOLD USJ/oz Fri Thurs Singapore 353.50 354.50 349.20-349.70 Hongkong 355.00—356.00 349.40—349.90 Thurs Wed New York 350.90-351.40 350.00 350.50 London 350.00-350.50 351.00-351.7523 words
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Article240 1986-01-25 23 Manager*" prices for Jan 25 27 Skif apor e Unit Trust Ihe Commerce 0 89 0 94 The Savings Fund 0.78—0 83 Spore Prog Fund 0 36— 0 38 S pore Sec Fund 058—0.51 S pore Invest Fund 0 48— 0 51 Spore Equity Fund 0 40—0 43240 words
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Article15 1986-01-25 23 Rubber Closing prices cents/Mo Singapore February 157.75 up 0.25 cents Malaysia February 183.00 unch15 words
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Article28 1986-01-25 23 Ctottii pricn Copper £/tonm ■m Spot 1006 00-1007 00 (997 50- 998.00) 3 months 1038 00 1039 00 (1027 00 *****0) Market tone Steadier Sales: 17,075 tonnes28 words
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Article23 1986-01-25 23 Clow* pricts BMv«r USJ/troy 02 Fri Thai Singapore 6 20-6 25 611-616 Thun W*d New York 614-619 612-617 Source Credit Sutsse. Spore23 words
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Article30 1986-01-25 23 Ctosiif prictt Aluminium £/tome Thus Soot 779.50-780.50 (764 00 764 50) 3 months 810.50 811 00 (794 50—795 00) Market tone: Steady after the lower levels Sales: 19,850 tonnes30 words
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Article107 1986-01-25 23 Crude MS/tonm palm oi Jan 605 north > 600 (south) 590 (central) F»b 615 (south) ***** (north) 605 (central) Mar 530 (south) Refined palm ml USVtome! RBD palm Feb 285 (sellers) Mar 290 (sellers) Apl 302 50 (sellers) RBD Olein Feb 297.50 (sellers) Mar 305 (sellers) Apl 315107 words
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Article98 1986-01-25 23 Eurodollar 3-month deposit MARCH Eurodollar opened slightly lower from IMM's close at 91.95 and traded m a tight range as direction of interest rate was still unclear. LIFFE opening saw prices edging higher m view of the decline of the dollar. The March contract backed up to 91.97 before closing98 words
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Article, Illustration72 1986-01-25 23 CURRENCY futures opened slightly higher from IMM's and traded narrowly until a sudden increase m the afternoon as market reacted to Japan's remark that it was able to accept a 190 yen against the dollar. The deutschemark closed 40 ticks higher at 0.4139. (US dollar Deutschemark) Open High Low72 words
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Article35 1986-01-25 23 MARCH yen closed ticks higher at 0.*****8. (Japunese Yen) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Mm 0.*****9 0.*****2 0.*****9 0.*****8 1700 Jun 0.*****1 Sept 0.*****6 Open tat (Than): 8». Act Vol (Than): N.35 words
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Article, Illustration44 1986-01-25 23 GOLD for delivery m February closed US$3.5O higher at U*****.50 m response to the dollar. (In USt per troy ounce) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Feb 353.20 355.508 353.20 355.50 61 Mm 357.40 Apr 359.20 Open tat (Than): Act Vol (Than): IS.44 words
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636 1986-01-25 23 TRADING on the Singapore stock market yesterday ended the week on an encouraging note and The Straits Times Industrial Index rose 8.02 points to 596.43. The Business Times Composite Index rose 5.92 points to 515.03. Rises led falls 103 to 32, while 23 shares636 words
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Article306 1986-01-25 23 Jan 24 HK$ Charge Assoc Intl Hotel I 00 +0 02 Bonk Of East Asia 25 50 -0 3 Cheung Kong 20 30 -0 3 China Light 16 10 -0 2 Cross Horb Tunnel 10 10 unch F E Consortium 0.56 unch For East Exch Philex 0 050 unch306 words
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Article319 1986-01-25 23 Jm24 Cents Ctunfe (»ust) A C I 302 2 A N I 300 unch A P M 325 unch Aberfoyle 830 unch Age 245 unch Alliance Oil Allied Mill 328 unch Ampol Exp 215 18 Ampol Pet 240 unch Anz 450 8 Ashton 1 27 2 B H P319 words
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Article349 1986-01-25 23 24 Tin Chanfe Aiinomoto 1 170 10 Akoi 385 -I Amoda 790 +3 Asahi Chem 760 -12 Asohi Gloss 906 +6 Bonk Tk 700 -12 Bndgestone 514 1 Canon 1140 +20 Casio Computer 1840 unch Gt.zen 502 +30 D Nip Print 1300 10 D Nippon Screen Doiei 851 -3349 words
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Article56 1986-01-25 23 NST Index Friday 1,075.22 (1,063.51) -;gj Hongkong Hang Seng -?.W Friday 1,745.80 (1,762.29) Australian All-Ordinaries Friday 1,052.9 (1,059.8) Nikkei Stock Average Friday 12,904.20 (12,888.94) Financial Times Industrials Thursday 1,120.4 (1,123.6) Dow Jones Average Thursday 1,511.24 (1,502.29) ilL (Figures m brackets refer to those of the previous trading day) liiiii56 words
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Article228 1986-01-25 23 lan 23 IBS Chanfe Alcoa 38 -*t Allied Chem Cp 46 +*4 Alfe-Chalmers 3% -*4 Am Tel Tel 22*4 Amax Inc 14*4 Amr Corp 44*4 +I*4 Bethlehem Sri 17*4 +*4 Boeing Co 46% Burroughs Cp 64*4 +*4 Caterpillar Co 43*4 Chose Manhtn 70*4 Chrysler Cp 42*4 Citicorp 48*4228 words
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Article536 1986-01-25 23 ian 23 P«* e Chan INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 263 +7 Ass Dairies BTRPLC 383 +20 Babcocks 164 -2 Barclays 432 -17 Beecham 358 +15 BICC 260 -3 Blue Circle 541 -10 BOC Group 283 -2 Boots 224 -5 Bowater 258 -12 BATS 340 -1 Britannia 136 -I BP 560 -3536 words
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Article, Illustration550 1986-01-25 23 LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Art Cargo fine Block McKinney MS (8602) 28/1 (0700) F5 1430-1530/1330 1430 Al/Bl 1230-1330 Fl A New Jersey (7) 28/1 (2300) F8 1030-1130/1130-1230 Nl/Pl 1230-1330 SI Sir. Bhum (255N) 26/1 (1100) Fl 1700-1800 Nl P Johnson (112E) 25/1 (2300) F8 1330-1500 U2 Harvester550 words
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Article, Illustration187 1986-01-25 23 Vessel Berth Ait Dep Keppel Wharves Anxi K34 a'side 25/1 Kota Angkasa K32 a'side 25/1 Lin Petaling 2 K2O a'side 25/1 Johneverett K2l 25/1 27/1 Raiah Brooke K2SW 25/1 26/1 Kim Soon Li K23 25/1 26/1 Renee Rickmers KlB 25/1 26/1 Trans Hav K9 25/1 25/1 Qinghecheng187 words
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Stock market weekly round-up ...
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Article824 1986-01-25 24 Singapore INVESTORS' attention was focused mainly on one event the arrest of Malaysian businessman politician Tan Koon Swan during the week. Investor's were shocked by the detention of Tan on Tuesday m connection with investigations into the financial affairs of crisishit Pan-Electric Industries824 words
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246 1986-01-25 24 Adverse news leads to nervous trading Kuala Lumpur TRADING on the Kuala Lumpur stock market was nervous following adverse news centred around prominent Malaysian personalities. Led by speculative stocks, share prices generally fell on Monday and the New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index lost 16 points. But prices recovered246 words
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Article297 1986-01-25 24 PROMET Bhd narrowly edged Singapore Airlines to become the week's most active stock with 3.42 million shares compared with SlA's 3.41 million shares. Breaking SlA's consecutive two-week reign, Promet closed unchanged at 54.5 cents. It traded within a narrow margin of 58 cents and 47 cents during the week.297 words
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Article83 1986-01-25 24 THE FOLLOWING is a list of the five most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this week. It gives the turnover m thousands of units, closing prices yesterday and the high and low for 1985/86. Company Volume Price (J) Hfcti (S) low (000) Jan83 words
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549 1986-01-25 24 Limabelas to make general bid for Duff KUMPULAN Limabelas Sdn Bhd, will make a general offer for Duff Developments Bhd following the recent change of control m the company. Batu Kawan, which holds 8.2 million Duff shares, recently sold 4.35 million to Niza and 2.75 million to Kumpulan Limabelas. Following549 words
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Page 21 Advertisements
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Advertisement177 1986-01-25 21 SFSOIMEA BEDROOM BEAUTIES AT DAIAAARU EVENT HALL 3 f FROM 23 Jan 8 Feb 86 wF *i IJ^M^^M^M I— J t' sSBi > f **4mw tfy[//J!M& ''Mat BntsH '^B MMB^Mgj^^^l jg| D|S|GN: y^ A> D|S£RT g,.,^^ DBIGNS I^^^Z»*<'»* HHii^ <fc 0. Bedsheet Set Twin FTD/FLAT 535-S3B $27-$29 w /it ««^^^!*"*<!177 words
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Advertisement174 1986-01-25 22 Wanted to borrow $1.25 million for unique motel. Villas m best part of Brisbane Australia. Everything approved. Will be run by owners. Reasonable rates required. With percentage of capital gains m approximately 5 yrs. Owners putting up approximately $300,000. Projected value completed $2.5 million. Reply to W.R. SCOTT SCOTT SOLICITORS174 words
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Advertisement12 1986-01-25 23 [HER WORLD U is a great way to end the day i12 words
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Advertisement802 1986-01-25 24 With cushions, v^^^ .^g^j.^ A A <^Q dISCOUntS 3Seater itetnS aVfltoto 2 Armchairs w. on' 1 K\\ IV Centre table "di^ uOLUcn \r 1 T Ji ij«i^sfe««23*w Showroom 7500-A Beach Road #02-319 The Plaza Spore 0719 2£Taa JM af*' Opening hrs Mon Sal IJ»m 9om Sunday* 11am 6pm ~1 Wki802 words
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Page 24 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous16 1986-01-25 24 -7#U(&flr} 3il#in Will irt "Mr. Gaines, Mr. Stewart is here to see you about a raise."16 words
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Advertisement848 1986-01-25 25 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES CLASSIFICATION GUIDE: 1 M Ordinary: $5 00 per line (Mm $15 00) Food/Entertainmenl (2 _5 \>_ I m^"^^.^\ m^\^k^^^k M^^\. deadline tor the Sunday Times) Semi-di»play: V 0 00 per col cm. Personal S«rvice«/M*rchandi»« (11 39) /^=l3 f\ f^^ ISS^f IJfc^^ (M f/\ (f^i\\ Public Holiday 9848 words
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Advertisement479 1986-01-25 25 11 Pleasure Boats WELLCRAFT BOWRIDER. USA 20ft. 200 h.p. Evinrude Speed 40 mph. Superb family ski boat. Excellent condition. Expat owned. Many extras. Best offer secures. Tel: *****77. 17' HALF CABIN fibreglass speedboat. 2 x 40 h.p. Johnson engine with trailer. '73 Toyota Celica. Tip top condition. Both highest offer479 words
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Advertisement646 1986-01-25 25 12 Computer Products/ 12 Computer Products/ Services Services FREE COMPUTER SEMINAR IN CONJUNCTION WITH LnaitPf! computer fcygncy show JAN. 25 2 10.00 am 10.00pm LOGITEC MI6OIS iK^SS^SM^SKt Desktop/ MICROVOICE s MUGEN PORTABLE IBM FREE REGISTRATION PC* Compatible Computer Sa t/ Sun 4 -spm/ 7 -Bpm Reliable Japanese Wed 7 Bpm646 words
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Advertisement346 1986-01-25 25 13 Musical Instruments BRAND NEW JVC ORGANS at fantastically reduced pricesl Model Usual Now G350 $3650 $2500 M9lO $7900 $5500 Ml2lO $12,000 $7500 Call: VICTOR MUSIC CENTRE 27/ 29 ALJUNIED RD TEL: *****24/ *****79/ 0 EXCELLENT FENDER BASS, '68 model (Precision), natural maple colour, bought direct from U.S.A., Tenessee, selling346 words
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Advertisement495 1986-01-25 25 14 Antiques/ Arts/Crafts Exhibition Sale of PTOLEMY MAPS at ANTIQUES OF THE ORIENT Lower Basement, Tanglin Shopping Centre Extension OPENS TEKYJ r REMOVAL SALE^ Few hundred pieces of gold gilt carvings, marbles top tables and chairs. Malacca furnitures, all kinds of teakwood furnitures, Lucquer boxes, embroidery, brasswares and many others495 words
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Advertisement577 1986-01-25 25 16 Flowers/Plants 16 Flowers/Plants OFFER£IQA Market PPee:r cc: $528) jffijlfalEpf for 7ft wild rose. 7ft ficus '^kSw^v 8 ft peach blossom OFFER^I7Q aßall^B^'ißaa^rti ial m iimiiiii' i^iT R I E> I^^B I _V a^^A a (Market Price: $358) wfWvl^f for sft ficus (twisted trunks) V**^ rf»^ /^Trunks are real "^p577 words
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Advertisement553 1986-01-25 25 20 Pets/Pet Care AUSTRALIAN SEALYHAM TERRIER for sale at $280. 2 mths. old. Tel *****70, Brian A PAIR OF Pomeranian Pekingese mixed breed and their puppies. $250 each. Tel: *****62. BEAUTIFUL POMERANIAN TOY poodle Silky puppies. Selling cheap. Tel: *****72 after 10.30 am. BEAUTIFULLY SPOTTED DALMATIAN puppies and adult for553 words
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Advertisement694 1986-01-25 25 24 Garage Sale OWNER MOVING. Beds I mattresses $25. Lamps t shades $3sB. Cupboards $25. Lots of clothps, shoes, books, etc. to clear. 81k.431, #02-308 Jurong West 5t.42, today tomorrow 2pm-6pm EXPAT. LEAVING. CANE furniture, dining table, chairs, tables, cupboards, drawer chest, lamps, electrical household Items, XO brandy more. 33694 words
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Advertisement285 1986-01-25 25 ITAKF A LOOK Someone m Canada is prepared to pay TOP PRICE for a red headed male Cockatoo and his search goes as far as the East. Reach classification 20. h i\ 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage RELAX REFRESH YOURSELF AT GREAT EASTERN HEALTH CEPi jTRE ttfe'^SGreat285 words
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Advertisement473 1986-01-25 25 25 Sale: Other Products TOUR VOUCHER TO Japan worth $700. Selling for $350. Contact: *****18. 15 FRIDGES/ SPLIT alrcons. Almost new. guaranteed, trade-in acceptable. $100 $400. *****72. DYNAMI MEMBERSHIP FOR sale 1/2-price, $600. Tel: *****05. PINETREE CLUB MEMBERSHIP for sale $15,000 or offer. Tel: *****42. 27 Wanted ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST PRICES473 words
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Advertisement792 1986-01-25 26 30 Hairdressing 67. Beach Rd SkeS #0201 Eui On Seong Bldg. ZS&WL (Opp Prince lade Theatre) SbaW^ TEL: *****34j55^m *****47 mjfmS 8 BYRD-ANDREW UNISEX SALON Highlight or Toning to get that outstanding and glossy shine m your hair, precision cuts by our team: Byrd-Andrew, SlmonHedeikl, Niche-lan, Kee-Tony, Tay-Angle, Tan-Teddy, Loh-li-ene,792 words
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Advertisement793 1986-01-25 26 36 House Renovation/ Decor ~~CHARSON SHINES 7 Cheong Chin Nam Road Singapore 2159 SPECIAL PACKAGE DEAL FOR HDB FLATS Renovation work with guaranteed good workmanship, services and warranty. 3-rm $4,500 4-rm. $5,800 5-rm. $7,500 Above prices cover following renovation works: c Heavy duty ceramic tiles including skirting c Extend white793 words
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Advertisement834 1986-01-25 26 38 TV/ Video/ Hi-Fi TURNTABLE, CASSETTE DECK, amplifier, tuner, speakers, mini system to clear at a knock-out price. Everstrong International Trading Co #02-57, People's Park Ctr., Upp. Cross St., S-0105. VIDEO, CTV, FRIDGE and other home appliances for monthly payment. Old tv, video fridge can be trade-in. Attractive free gift.834 words
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Advertisement858 1986-01-25 26 56 Industrial Equipment/ Supplies THE FOLLOWING CONCRETE manufacturing equipment offered for sale or rental 1 unit dry batching plant of capacity 50 m 3 per hr. Yr. of manufacturing '80. 1 unit wet batching plant of capacity of 25 m 3 per hr. Yr. of manufacturing '82. 1 unit wet858 words
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Advertisement585 1986-01-25 26 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help Available Available FILIPINO $220 THAI $220 SRI LANKAN $1M INDONESIAN S2OO OFF DAYS COMPENSATED We selec! trained orientate our very own girls Good attitude, hardworking honest obeitient Complete placement tee includes: fcrtm 55.000 Security Bond $***** PA Performance Bono Visa Fee Medical Exam process585 words
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Advertisement575 1986-01-25 26 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive Our Clients, a fast-expanding firm ot Financial and Tax Consultants with a diverse spectrum of clients, both local and multinational requires:— Candidates should have a) At least 7 years' experience m tax practice b) Able to work independently and communicate w ith clients at all575 words
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Advertisement629 1986-01-25 26 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive A leading construction company require* QUANTITY SURVEYOR c A degree or professional qualification In quantity surveying. c Minimum 5 years experience m the chartered quantity surveyor's firm or construction firm. c Able to work independently. c Duties include cost estimation on building projects and major629 words
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Advertisement537 1986-01-25 26 67 Situations Vacant: 67 Situations Vacant: EDP EOP m^^: 1 »sLß3>^_ The Pofyolelin Company IVpPli (Singapore) Pte. Ud. I Our Company is one of the downstream I companies m the Petrochemical Complex I on Pulau Ayer Merbau and produces two I kinds off essential plastic materials low density polyethylene and537 words
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Advertisement593 1986-01-25 26 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical p AT&T We invite appliLations I Accounts Clerk Maintenance of fixed asset register Responsible for ti preparation of m- I voices and journals Maintenance of general ledger and reconciliation of ac- I counts GCE 'A' level with I LCC Higher Accoun- i ting certificate with593 words
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Advertisement719 1986-01-25 27 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical A Finance Company invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the post of The ideal candidate must be a qualified accountant with accounting experience preferably m finance related companies. Please submit curriculum vitae, contact telephone number together with a recent719 words
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Advertisement527 1986-01-25 27 SECRETARY TO M.D. Of construction firm located m Ditt 1336. c Good command of English, c Able to handle correspondence independ -ntly. Please c*l(: TEL: 293-2222 to arrange for an interview. Urgently required 1 CHINESE FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Interested candidates kindly call personally at: Blk 4035, #01-49 Ang Mo Kio527 words
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Advertisement733 1986-01-25 27 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales I An established company dealing m mechanical P and microprocessor based industrial machine invites applications for the post of: SALES REPRESENTATIVE GCE 'A' level. c Possess class 3 driving licence. Sales experience preferred but not essential (specialised training will be given to733 words
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Advertisement470 1986-01-25 27 FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES urgently required to sell solid gold products. Preferably for those working m offices, factories housewives. Attractive commission. Call: *****70 Julie. SALES SURVEYORS REQUIRED. Attractive commission with basic. Tel: *****29. 72 Situations Vacant: Technical OFFSHORE MIDDLE EAST require following personnel to work m Abu Dhabi A) ACID BOAT470 words
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Advertisement632 1986-01-25 27 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical if ECOGE X ■jmimumjimiim.iim The Job: N Responsible for maintenance and troubleshooting of fully-automatic equipment for wafer N shop. ss vs Requirements: N Diploma or equivalent technical qualifications S5 m Electronic Engineering ITC with 2 years working experience m related field will632 words
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Advertisement605 1986-01-25 27 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical f ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS NEW ZEALAND (Temporary Permanent) The electronics division of a large, well-es-tablished group of companies is seeking trade qualified service people, preferably with experience m both analog and digital electronics, to carry out on-line servicing of electronics products as part605 words
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Advertisement431 1986-01-25 27 G.T.M. -S.N.COIGNET CONTRACTORS A well-established International I Tench Construction Company is involved m MRT projects. It urgently requires GENERAL FOREMAN (Earth work) GENERAL FOREMAN (Piling work) Both positions require applicants with at least 5 years relevant experience. Diploma holders are preferred. Interested applicants are to forward a full resume stating431 words
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Advertisement621 1986-01-25 27 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production DATA GENERAL CORPORATION, a leading U.S. Company m the design, manufacture and sale of general purpose computers, has newly set-up a Printed Circuit Board Fabrication facility m Jurong. We require to run the chemical processing, drilling, plating, laminating and testing line. Requirements:621 words
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Advertisement289 1986-01-25 27 BWD SWANN INDUSTRIES PTE LTD We have been progressively updating expanding our quality assurance systems with the objective of being No. 1 m our field. We would like to invite candidates for the position of:QC SUPERVISOR (MALE) Requirements:--e Minimum 3 yrs' practical experience m a QC Supervisory position. c Preference289 words
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Advertisement716 1986-01-25 28 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous v J A Worldwide Organisation The largest lift manufacturing company m Singapore requires: 3 GCE 0" levels Minimum completed Primary 6 Those who possess NTC 3 m Maintenance Fitting/Electrical Fitting Installation will be appointed on a higher grade Ability to speak and716 words
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Advertisement742 1986-01-25 28 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous N.K. LUCK TRADING PTE LTD Leading Dental Company m Malaysia requires motivated Personnel for their new office m Singapore. I)FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE c European Principal Company Minimum qualifications, GCE O' level or A' level c Experience not necessary, but preferable, training will be given here and overseas.742 words
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Advertisement742 1986-01-25 28 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous WHARF DELIVERY CLERK wilti Class 3 driving licence reqd. by Forwarding Co Starting salary $450 If interested, call personally at Blk 1001, Jalan Buklt Merah »04-12, Redhill Ind. Est. 8.0315. Tel: *****33. UNISEX SALON REQUIRES Experienced Full/ Part-Time Shampoo Girls. Attractive salary Tel: *****25. URGENTLY REQD742 words
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Advertisement758 1986-01-25 28 85 For Sale: Alfa/ 85 For Sale: Alfa/ 85 For Sale: Alfa/ 85 For Sale: Alfa/ Peugeot/Volvo Peugeot/Volvo Peugeot/Volvo Peugeot/Volvo Pthe ®H Alia 33 THE NEW LINE gS^i OF BEAUTY l^^ •■■P^^B^, jJ'h BBBBHKBBBHBBIBBBBBBIi^BHi^II^B^ ->/■ Model illustrated is the Alfa 33 1.5 Green Cloverleaf '$35,500 PARF on the road Milan758 words
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Advertisement1519 1986-01-25 28 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan SEPT. '82 I.SGL Nissan Sunny, •ed 1 owner 40,000 kms Aircon /sood cond $17,000 *****61 1977 DATSUN 100A. PARF Good condition. Price $6,500 o no Tel *****61 1978, DATSUN 120Y 01. Full accessories Highest offer secures Downpayment $2,000 *****02. r/79 Q PLATE Datsun 200 L, Up1,519 words
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Advertisement723 1986-01-25 28 90 For Sale: Toyota SEPT 1980 TOYOTA Corolla DX 1 owner. $l?, 000 o no Tel *****50 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi MID 1984 MITSUBISHI Colt. 1300 c.c, 3-door Sports 1 private owner, aircon sports rims, high power cassette, original paint, seldom use. full accessories $19,600 Tel: *****22 Mr Ng ALMOST723 words
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Advertisement872 1986-01-25 29 93 Fur Sale: Honda END '82 HONDA Accord EX, 4-door, 5-speed. Auto 1 lady owner, aircond.. radio.' cassette, s/rims, rust-proof, only done 24,000 km. Accident free. Tip top cond Call after 12 p.m *****97 ALMOST 78 CIVIC 1.3 auto 3-dr., alrcond, hi-fi, tax 5/86, top cond., down payment $1,500 0.n.0.,872 words
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Advertisement793 1986-01-25 29 96 For Sale: Other Makes Call Wayfoong for Fast approvals on loans Competitive rates Friendly, efficient service Wayfoong Mortgage ana Finance (Si Lid A wholly-owned subsidiary ol 2 Hongkong Bar* b Claymore h»h »03 00 i .<.■■ re Piaza gaporeo922 a < SIN THAI HIN TRADING PTE LTD Plot 'E'793 words
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Advertisement815 1986-01-25 29 97 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles •82 MAZDA T3OOO Diesel lorry 14". New model. Aircon. Front right side accident. Selling $1,900. View 310, River Valley Rd. Spore 0923. 1980 14-FOOTER STEEL Body Daihatsu. New road tax. Asking for $3,500. Contact: *****31. 1981 ISUZU DIESEL pick-up. Good condition. Contact Michael Tel: *****38.815 words
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Advertisement896 1986-01-25 29 99 Vehicles Wanted ■^■i— SUNDAY CAR MART. High success rate for purchase/ sale of used cars (any yr./ make), direct between buyers sellers. Every Sun. lOarri.-lpm., level 4, Shaw Plaza carpark (beside Hoover Theatre). Balestier Rd. Sellers $15 ($lO subsequent attempt) Buyers: entry free; discount on finance insurance. *****22 WANTED896 words
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Advertisement780 1986-01-25 29 106 Accommodation 106 Accommodation Available: Houses Available: Houses JUL URBAN DEVELOPMENT iJL E MANAGEMENT CO PTE LTD 111 (UDMC) I PROPERTIES TO LET I Tenders are invited for the letting of Ihe I following unfurnished residential properties PREMISES TENDER DEPOSIT (REFUNDABLE) I 1) 10 Adam Park (Dist 11) $6,000.00 2-storey780 words
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Advertisement614 1986-01-25 29 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D.14 TAT HONG Mansions, only 36 units luxurious high-rise brand new condo. 3 or 4 bdrms., spacious dining living hall, s/pool, tennis, squash, gym., sauna, clubhouse. Half of the units already occupied Mini-bus service to Parkway Parade. 24-hr, security. Partially/ f/furn. Rental $1,200-SI.BOO p.m. mcl. maintenance614 words
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Advertisement817 1986-01-25 29 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments 'Go out on Sunday? 1 1 We never have time I Sundays are spwnt 4 0 KJ?*f?~* Wl!ri fn^ndiv expat Pi^gJfyh > y^ r > neighbours pliiyiriL! -~£~z>-^~~ m/^ tennis, swimming, lunch I rw i) (^x^> by Ihe poo] We 9et fuil817 words
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Advertisement666 1986-01-25 29 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms D.14 LUXURIOUS CONDO Apt 4 alrcon. bdrms., 2 bathrms spacious dining living hall, fully equipped kitchen to be sl.ared by 2 small families. Each nave their own privacy (2 bdrms 1 bathrms.) F/furn full coado facilities. Rental $900 p in. Mn-gle-rm $600 p.m. inclusive PUE service666 words
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Advertisement646 1986-01-25 29 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms $290 ONLY FURN./ air. -oi, room, opposite jogging park goon Qaraen terrace) 2M0964 1 small rm. for lady $150. Partly furn Novena Church area Call: *****02 No agts. ROOMS TO LET at Tamplnes Please all 110 Accommodation Wanted: Apartments GENUINE EXPATS. URGENTLY reqd. apt.s. at Ardmore646 words
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Advertisement666 1986-01-25 29 113 For Sale: Houses STEVENS DRIVE, A [> material finishing Build- Rel I D 20 BINCHANG VICINITY oom car I ■irs 1590.000 D 14 BRAND NEW *****48 D 1646 SENNET T AYE 2 bdrins 3 bathrms Ne\< roent 2,-100' 2,000 sq fl ono. PhO Di« JLN. KAYU 2 terrace duplex666 words
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Advertisement825 1986-01-25 30 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Dist. 5 Tatlee Court Condominium Location West Coast Road, off West Coast Rise LEASE OR SALE FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION Type Facilities: I vad Sin Chuan Development (Pte) Ltd #07-07 Tat Lee Bank Building 63 Market Street. Spore 0104 TEL: *****33825 words
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Advertisement794 1986-01-25 30 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 5-ROOMED Ang Mo Kio 81k. 171 $150,000 HUlview Blk 14 $127,000 Clementi Hlk 338, 355 $130,000 to $140,000 Marine Cres Blk. 43 $130,000 Pandan Gdns. Blk. 401 $109,000 1 ROOMED Ang Mo Kio Blk. 547 $79,000 Bedok South Blk. 7 $65,000 Boon Tiong Rd Blk.794 words
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Advertisement733 1986-01-25 30 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments HIST 14 ALJUNIED/ CIRCUIT Rd 5-year 4-rrn HUB flat Convenient location. Tel; ***** 1H FULLY CPFI 5-RM. pt blk Teck Whye Lane. Low fir Genuine buyers pis. Tel: *****25 F/FURN., WELL RENOVATED blk 201, A.M. Klo 3-room, $43,000 o n.o CPF $52,000. Tel: *****35 GEYLANG733 words
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Advertisement673 1986-01-25 30 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces An expanding Japanese electronics company is urgently looking for a factory space. THE IDEAL PROPERTY Factory area Approximately 6000 sq m. or more. The length of the factory must be minimum 70 to 80 m. One complete flatted floor preferable though a few floors673 words
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Advertisement429 1986-01-25 30 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces LUCKY PLAZA BASEMENT shop ffßl-05. area about 200 sq.ft. Rent with furniture fittings $2200 inclusive of maintenance electricity. Contact Lax or Sanjay *****09. SHOP, FLAT, OFFICE for lease along Tanglln Road. Call at Trade Ind. Development Pte. Ltd.. #29 02. Hong Leong Bldg TO LET429 words
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Advertisement505 1986-01-25 30 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces I Modem warehouse for sale 9 jEj lor lease by unit. Easy instalments. I w Located at the junction of m MacPherson Road/Airport Road J| with various dimensions and zjj up-to-date facilities. ff Please contact 1 1 11 Mr Chong/Alice/Doreen WM Tel:505 words
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Advertisement187 1986-01-25 30 137 Tours 2D3N 3D4N $19 $109 4 3 nGT/CAMSI29 Itearo— OaWyDepartft J GENTING PENANG ttU CAMERON Dep Every Mon MERLIN $78' RAMADASBB 2 to a Km., Meal 6 tour CAMERON 2D3N $59/$79 Daily Departure J CHINESE NEW YEAR TOUR Direct Flights to: HAADYAI, PHUKET Special Dep: 7,9,12,13, Feb. HAADYAI, SONGKHLA187 words
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Advertisement635 1986-01-25 30 123 For Sale: 123 For Sale: 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces Shop Spaces Located at busy Orchard Road, along Cuppage Road's shady pedestnan mall Near MRT Station Surrounded by 6 international hotels Facing Parkview Holiday Inn and Cuppage Market much favoured by tourists Featuring a complete range of635 words
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Advertisement548 1986-01-25 31 137 Tours 137 Tour* j SflLv wflflr _MX._. I _*M_fl__» _Br^s*?y _BL >S 'S' _L_««_™_»_— Vft^_MK-_rihd_lMhlM#__ rV^BS^tl v^SL^ to &€<*-s.<& f >r A-iTt Bw __S_?\X^^ ''I SA Hong Bao Special Flights SCEMC WEST AUSTRALIA Perth/Franantle/Yanchep Park/Crystal Cave/Swan River Cruise/Ar'antis Marine Park/Armadale/Pioneer World/ (BurswooJ 24 Hour Casino) Dep. Chinese New Year548 words
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Advertisement712 1986-01-25 31 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours AUTUMN IN NEW ZEALAND l __^S_ ~i _t _^_____H_r _^fi&> _< ___S___^ HP JB^jePW^ A JM IB' 9_l Hk _fSfi» i^'Wi® IfH _Ti 1 1 I __i ml- V 8 JU GOLDEN DAYS YOU'LL REMEMBER WITH WARMTH Contrary to popular belief, run712 words
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Advertisement445 1986-01-25 31 147 Academic Courses 'O' 'A' Full/ Part-time commerce Classes. 'O' Level Maths. Elementary: Thurs. 6.30 p.m. 'A' Maths., Sun. 2-4pm. English Friday 6.30pm. Pre-U OP. Monday 6.30pm. Spore Inst. of Commerce #04-283 Selegle Complex Tel: *****81/ *****49/ *****01. A HIGHLY QUALIFIED sen. teacher offers quality tuition In Maths., Physics, Chemistry,445 words
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Advertisement535 1986-01-25 31 157 Hairdressing/ 157 Hairdressing/ 157 Hairdressing/ Beauty Instruction Beauty Instruction Beauty Instruction >• B^^^W I onduc Ivci m I nglish (S C hinest' X /•/>* *f*^\*-' W" m I>N lssWinn e Tan > Qualified f I *^*^vC **^Pt4r¥ m International Aesthetician and KcotedeßeaUte/ .Ji^ iL Visagiste (trained and practiced KmS535 words
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Advertisement564 1986-01-25 31 148 Computer Courses COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COURSE (Specially programmed for students, school leavers and others) BASIC (Beginner*) 1. INTENSIVE COURSE DMtoF 9.00- 12.00pm 17/02 2) M/W/F 9.00-12.00pm 17/02 3) Mto F 2.00- 5.00pm 17/02 4) M/W/F 2.00- 5.00pm 17/02 5) T/Th/Sa 9.00-12.00pm 18/02 C) T/Th/Sa 2.00- 5.00pm 18/02 7)1/Th 7.00- 10.00pm564 words
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Advertisement612 1986-01-25 31 151 Language Courses (BEGINNERS) New cla**e* commencing at: CLIFFORD EDUCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE 05-3545 Blk 162 Buklt Merah Town Ctr Tel: *****90 (8 Linee) Mon 6.30-9.00pm 27/1 c Thur 7.30-IO.OOpm 30/1 Sat 2.30-5.00pm 25/1 c Sun 2.30-5.00pm 2/2 LEX MENG PROFESSIONAL TRAINING CENTRE =06-34 Funan Ctr 109 North Bridge Rd Tel:612 words
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RACING
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Article185 1986-01-25 32 LUCKY LEO - LUCKY LEO By QUEENSLAND jockey Terry Lucas, a familiar face on the SingaporeMalaysia circuit for the past decade, will be aiming to bow out with a winner at Bukit Timah this weekend. Lucas, whose Malayan Racing Association licence expires on Jan 31, has 10 rides over185 words
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Article, Illustration335 1986-01-25 32 TONTO - TONTO By Our man on the track SPECTACULAR WIN has certainly lived up to his name with a win and a dead-heat from two starts and it will take an exceptional horse to stop him from scoring a hat-trick m Race 4 at Bukit Timah today. The335 words
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Article4719 1986-01-25 32 GOING FORECAST: GOOD TO YIELDING ■MMMPWi 2.15 CLASS 5 DIV 3 1,200 m IH I (Ratings: 55-42). HMHMMi (Stakes: $14,000). 1 787* Who's The Boss 57 (55) Bruni-Bougoure 3 nzg +2.5 (1400 m). First outing m open company; came home 7th to Added Advantage 111 after4,719 words
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Article124 1986-01-25 32 THE Singapore Turf Club has sent a circular to owners reminding them about the dress code at Bukit Timah racecourse. "Gentlemen owners are reminded that those attending the presentation of trophies and those leading m winners are requested to wear ties as stipulated In124 words
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Article333 1986-01-25 32 RACE RACING ED TONTO LUCKY LEO MARKSMAN MISTER X 3 Comeback 3 Comeback 11 Solar Energy 11 Solar Energy 12 Hema-Malini 111 Solar Energy 10 Aurora 6 Kuda Naga 3 Comeback 10 Aurora 8 Focus 8 Focus 12 Hema-Malini 9 Skybird 8 Focus 7 Dinkum Autaie333 words
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Article83 1986-01-25 32 THESE horses have won or done well on a wet track: RACE ll Aurora HI, Focus. RACE 2: Gentleman 11, Lovencare, Peter Pan m, Missouri 11. RACE S: Right Combination 11, Muchos Gracias, Fast Beat. RACE 4: Jack Robinson 11. Spectacular Win. Anak Perak, Victoria Park, Auspicious Boy,83 words
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Article, Illustration489 1986-01-25 33 ON THE TRACK with TONTO FIVE-YEAR-OLD Wang Ban yak (late Starvinsky) did a winning gallop Ht Bukit Timah yesterday morning. Taken out by M Rahmat, Wang Banyak stretched out well when clocking 39.4 sec over 600 m. The going was good. Last September, Wang Banyak489 words
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Article189 1986-01-25 33 THE following horses did not fulfil their engagments at the Governor's Gold Cup meeting at Penang because of the following conditions noted during training: Drum Roll arthrosis, left hock. Gulllemard sinusitis. Speed Of Sound swelling m right fore fetlock. Right Combination II unfit. Entertainment189 words
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Article140 1986-01-25 33 Week's top gallops TUESDAY: (good going): Spectacular Win 38, King's Manor 40.3, Artus 38.5, Concert Master and Elrond 40.7, Trend Defy 40.7, Greystoke 39.5, Fast Beat 39, Marshall and Gympie 39.7, Safe Deposit 38.6, Redeemer 39, Peter Pan m 38.6, Auspicious Boy 39.3, Memorable Day 38, Credit Centre TV 39,140 words
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Article12 1986-01-25 33 UNRACED restricted terms horse Crown Currency has been renamed Direct Flight.12 words
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Article64 1986-01-25 33 LAUREL (Maryland), Fri. A lucky punter collected the biggest triple (tierce) payout In Maryland racing history U5550,311 (about S$1M,OOO) when two longshots finished first and second among the three horses he picked m a race here yesterday. His outlay was only US$l. Midnight Call, a 25-1 chance, beatUPI - 64 words
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211 1986-01-25 33 Snow Chief, Electric Blue to clash again in Derby MIAMI, Fri SNOW CHIEF, winner of the US$l.2 million (about 552.5 million) Hollywood Futurity last month, and runner-up Electric Blue are set for a rematch m the US$5OO,OOO Florida Derby, the state's richest race. They head a field of 163 nomineesUPI - 211 words
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Article61 1986-01-25 33 LOS ANGELES, Fri. Flying Girl, a four-year-old Frenchbred mare, returned from a seven-month spell to win yesterday's U5545,000 (about *****,000) feature at Santa Anita by I 1 2 lengths. With Alex Solis m the saddle. Flying Girl (121) finished full of running over the 1,700 mUPI - 61 words
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Article1759 1986-01-25 33 2.00 CLASS 5 DIV 6 1,200 m (Ratings: 49-39) (Stakes: $14,000) 1 *96*78 Ring My Bell 57 (49) Good Rich-Shan-mugam 5 nzg d 4 same (1400 m) *Samsari 4 2 ****** New Project 57 (49) New Project-Ah-mad 4ah d 4 +1 (1400 m) Salrt 7 J 893*80 Little1,759 words
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OBITUARIES
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Obituary, Illustration271 1986-01-25 33 181 Deaths 181 Deaths I AGED 74 Passed away peacefully on the 23rd January 1 1986. Mourned by Husband: Ho Lum Fatt Son* Daughters-in-law Ho Tat Kin Tan Su Gin Ho Tat Seng Hoon Scow Boey Daughters Ho Miew Han Ho Miew Sin Granddaughter Ho Fengqi Grandson Ho Jingyuan Funeral271 words
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Obituary, Illustration62 1986-01-25 33 The family of the late (called to The Lord on 19.1.86) j wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to The Rev. Pastor Tan Cheok Kian of Fairfield Methodist Church, Pastor Allan Leong. Pastor Chi Pin Hoon, relatives, friends and colleagues for their kind assistance, attendance, condolences,62 words
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Obituary, Illustration89 1986-01-25 33 In Loving Memory Of Departed 25.1.85 Sadly missed but always remembered by Son, Daughters, Sons-in-law, Daughter-in-law and Grandchildren^^^^^^^^^^^^ In Sweet Memory Of Departed January 25th 1956 Mother, lime takes away the edge of grief. But memory turns back every leaf. Dearly missed by: Sons: T.S. Das, T.T.89 words
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Advertisement203 1986-01-25 33 186 F ineral Directors/ Services 186 Funeral Directors/ Services 186 Funeral Directors/ Services /fun We provide a wide range vk 0^ serv i ces anc facilities (ij loved one TX f or all religions. *t departs, turn |p Singapore casket iJ fn Slinonnnrp W IC-JI Co pte Ltd jTf LU203 words
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Advertisement597 1986-01-25 33 NOTICES IN THE HIGH (Ol RT OF THE REPI BIJC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Ip No. M of IJKS In th« matter of the Companies Art (Cap. 185) And In the matter of KHIAN SIN LAX TRADING CO (PTE) LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition,597 words
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TIMESPORT
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Article, Illustration1317 1986-01-25 34 MARTIN PALMER - Shreeve in the hot seat MARTIN PALMER LIFE HANGS IN THE BALANCE FOR TOTTERING TOTTENHAM AS THEY FACE NOTTS COUNTY IN THE FOURTH ROUND OF THE FA CUP By FA CUP FIXTURES Arsenal v Rotherham, Manchester City v Watford, Aston Villa v Millwall, Everton v Blackburn, Hull City v Brighton,1,317 words
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Article302 1986-01-25 34 LONDON, Fri. Everton's Gary Lineker and Graeme Sharp, the most prolific strikers m the English League with 39 goals, should add to their tally m the FA Cup, fourth round tomorrow. The champions entertain Blackburn, who scored a shock third-round win over First Division Nottingham Forest.AFP - 302 words
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Article285 1986-01-25 34 FOCUS ON EUROPEAN SOCCER ROME, Fri. League leaders Juventus, who have drawn their last three Italian League matches m a mid-season slump, face a tough challenge from last year's champions Verona on Sunday m Turin. Verona have been staging a comeback after a poorUPI - 285 words
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FOCUS ON WORLD CUP SOCCER
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Article, Illustration479 1986-01-25 35 Milk Cup date switch saves five England players but not all LONDON, Fri. England saved five players for their first World Cup warm-up match with Egypt next Wednesday when Arsenal postponed their Milk Cup quarter-final replay with Aston Villa. Next Tuesday's replay would have ruled outAFP; AP - 479 words
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Article, Illustration226 1986-01-25 35 LONDON, Fri. England skipper Bryan Robson met Manchester United manager Ron Atkinson yesterday to discuss his return to first team soccer after an absence of three months. Speculation that Robson's career was finished has been rife since he damaged a hamstring m England's WorldReuter - 226 words
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Article, Illustration189 1986-01-25 35 RIO DE JANEIRO, Fri. Brazilian World Cup coach Tele Santana said that he would like to add a match against Wales to scheduled friendlies with West Germany and Hungary when Brazil tour Europe m March. Early planning had Brazil playing Spain, but sinceAFP; AP; UPI - 189 words
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Article289 1986-01-25 35 TWO Polish internationals have joined Bundesliga club Eintracht Frankfurt after defecting to West Germany during the Christmas vacation, Eintracht officials said on Thursday. Jaroslaw Biernat and Janusz Turowski, both of First Division side Pogon Szczecin, will have to wait a year before they can play for theirReuter; AP; AFP; UPI - 289 words
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COUNTDOWN TO THE SUPER BOWL
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Article, Illustration433 1986-01-25 36 Artificial turf is dangerous, say the Patriots and Bears NEW ORLEANS, Fri. If most members of the Chicago Bears and New England Patriots had their way, Sunday's Super Bowl and all National Football League games for that matter would be played on natural grassReuter - 433 words
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Article, Illustration527 1986-01-25 36 Quarterback incurs women's wrath over remark he didn't make NEW ORLEANS, Fri. Chicago Bears quarterback Jim McMahon, who since coming to town had almost single-handedly fueled the Super Bowl publicity monster, became an innocent victim of it yesterday. "I'll be lucky to get out of New Orleans alive,"UPI - 527 words
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Article648 1986-01-25 36 THE media covering the final agree with the oddsmaker. A survey has most of those interviewed picking the Chicago Bears to beat the New England Patriots on Sunday by at least 10 points. Some of the predictions: Jim Dent, Dallas Times Herald Chicago 41 New England 7.UPI; AP - 648 words
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Article, Illustration179 1986-01-25 36 GOLF PHOENIX, Fri. Hubert Green birdied two of his final three holes for an eight-under-par 63 yesterday to take a one-stroke lead after the first round of the 500,000 dollar Phoenix Open tournament. Calvin Peete, who won this title a year ago, finished with a 64 andReuter - 179 words
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ON THE TENNIS SCENE
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Article204 1986-01-25 36 WICHITA (Kansas), Fri. Holland's Marcella Mesker beat Anne Smith 6-4 7-5 yesterday and prevented an American sweep of the quarter-final matches m a U5575,000 ($159,750) women's tournament. Fifth-seeded Betsy Nagelsen progressed past Camille Benjamin 6-7 (6-8), 6-2, 6-4 and eighth-seeded Ann Henricksson upset third seed KateReuter - 204 words
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Article161 1986-01-25 36 LONDON, Fri. Davis Cup-winners Sweden crashed to a surprise 2-1 defeat by Italy here yesterday m the Division One round-robin section of the European Cup indoor team championship. Despite taking a 1-0 lead when Peter Lundgren overcame Paolo Cane m three sets, the Swedes, who did not fieldAFP - 161 words
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Article152 1986-01-25 36 Lendl shows class INGLEWOOD (California), Fri. Ivan Lendl, the world's top player, overpowered Yannick Noah, ranked seventh m the world, 6-4, 6-3 m an exhibition match on Wednesday night at The Forum. Lendl needed just 69 minutes to win the match that served as the fifth round of the ForumAP; AFP - 152 words
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Article399 1986-01-25 36 AMERICAN SPORT: Washington edged out Phoenix 114-112 m a National Basketball Association match on Thursday. Other results: Houston 124 Sacramento 107, New Jersey 106 Utah 105, Seattle 107 Portland 117 (ot). Philadelphia beat Detroit 5-2 m a National Hockey League game. Other results: Boston 7 Winnipeg 5, HartfordReuter; UPI; AFP; AP - 399 words
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451 1986-01-25 37 PETER SIOW - PETER SIOW Whitson sets Asian target for athletes m KATC programme By 4 John is not out to grab ethletes from other coaches, but to help them. As I've said, the coaches don't even have to belong to m the centre to use the fa-451 words
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Article, Illustration281 1986-01-25 37 MAHMOOD GAZNAVI - MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By LOH LIN KOK, of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association, yesterday expressed regret that his association were not consulted by the Singapore Sport. Council on their plans to launch the Kallang Athletics Training Centre. Loh said that it only "basic courtesy on the281 words
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152 1986-01-25 37 THE Singapore Amateur Athletic Association have accused the Singapore Sports Council of going back on their word. The SAAA claim that SSC, who had pledged to give them $29,999 for the 1984 Pesta Snkan, had handed them only $19,999 m August that year. SAAA152 words
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229 1986-01-25 37 TABLE TENNIS BRIGHTON (southern England), Fri. Yugoslavia won the men's team event m the English Open when they edged out England I 3-2 m the final here yesterday. Czechoslovakia took the women's team title when they defeated Yugoslavia 3-1. Men's Brat-round results: Switzerland 3229 words
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Article124 1986-01-25 37 SNOOKER BRISTOL (England), Fri. World No. 1 Steve Davis cruised into the quarter-finals of the English championship here last night. The reigning champion and top seed defeated Dave Martin 9-4 m the fourth round, a break of 66 m the 13th frame seeing him throughAFP - 124 words
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Article117 1986-01-25 37 YACHTING PERTH, Fri. The British syndicate hoping to challenge Australia for the America's Cup will charter a French yacht to compete m next month's world 12-metre fleet racing championships here. The British, whose yacht Crusader will not arrive until March, inherit Challenge 12 fromReuter - 117 words
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Article, Illustration743 1986-01-25 37 AQUARIUS - When denizens of the deep can delight and kill AQUARIUS FISH TALES...By ANGLERS beware. Fishing may be fun, but it can be a painful, even deadly, as recent newspaper reports testify, simply because of man's ignorance of the poisonous species, simple precautions and the difference between inedible and edible fishes.743 words
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TAY CHENG KHOON REPORTS FROM THE ASIAN SQUASH CHAMPIONSHIPS IN KUALA LUMPUR
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Article, Illustration507 1986-01-25 38 Pain sailing for the Republic Only Peter survives stormy night PETER HILL, Zainal Abidin and Alex Tay, who had sailed through the Asian Squash Championships the past two days, encountered violent turbulence last night from which only Peter survived. Peter, the Republic's national champion, weathered the strong challenge of Pakistani507 words
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375 1986-01-25 38 Middle East standards still behind Singapore's KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The surprise secondround defeat of Anthony Chua at the hands of Kuwaiti Fakhar Ali should be viewed as just that a surprise. For the consensus among players and officials m the Asian Championships here is that, while the game is fast375 words
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Article223 1986-01-25 38 NICK SHOTS HOW difficult it is sometimes to kill the hours m between matches. Well, boring enough to drive the Singapore team to a game of "Mad Magazine" which professional Peter Hill, with his experiences on the lonely European circuit, had wisely brought along. Nicks, boasts and223 words
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Article376 1986-01-25 38 JAPAN OPEN BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS KIRYU (Japan), Fri. Top seed Li Lingwei and second seed Han Aiping, both of China, qualified for the women's singles semi-finals of the Japan Open championships here yesterday. Helen Troke, of England, seeded third, was upset by unseeded Wu Jianqiu, of China,376 words
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MALAYSIA CUP '86
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Article110 1986-01-25 39 PWDL FAPt Spore 44••II 1 12 FT *****1 10 Selangor 43 0 1 12 5 9 Johor 5 3 0 210 5 9 Malacca 53 0 2 5 6 9 T'ganu 422 0 7 1 8 Perak 4 2 0 2 4 6 6 Forces 420 2 7 9110 words
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Article100 1986-01-25 39 NATIONAL bowler Ronnie Ng missed collecting his first title for the year by eight pinfalls. The Singapore southpaw finished second m the Bahrain Open on Tuesday, losing to Khalid Khalifa m the step-ladder finals. Ronnie managed only 159 m the first game of the final100 words
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Article, Illustration75 1986-01-25 39 WHO has won the Sonday Times/Coca-Cola Sporting Achievement of the Year award? Tomorrow's Sunday Times will keep yon guessing, and arguing, as we set the scene for next Friday's gala presentation. Yon will also have a final chance to nominate the first monthly award winner75 words
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Article, Illustration603 1986-01-25 39 JOE DORAI previews the Republic's top-of-the-table clash with Selangor THE TEAMS SINGAPORE: David Lee; Ishak Saad, Razali Saad, Manap Hamat, Sudiat Dab; Hashim Hosni, Malek Awab, Leong Kok Fann, V. Sundram Moorthy; Salim Moin, D. Tokijan. SELANGOR: R. Arumugam; A. Ristomoyo, K. Gunasegaran, Zaidi Mokhtar, Jamaluddin Norbit;603 words
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Article, Illustration743 1986-01-25 39 J. RAJENDRAN - J. RAJENDRAN Gutsy Hussein takes fate as it comes W /Saturday f I P erBon INTERVIEW By THE 550 cc Honda motorcycle accelerated to overtake a bus, but little did its rider realise the cruel fate awaiting him around the bend. Even now, almost four years743 words
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Article149 1986-01-25 39 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. On a night of a thousand misses by forwards from both sides, Saidin Osman sneaked m Federal Territory's winner when he sent the ball m between Hamid Ramli's legs for a 1-0 victory over Kelantan at the Merdeka Stadium this evening.NST - 149 words
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Article214 1986-01-25 39 ALBERT JOHNSON - ALBERT JOHNSON BUSINESS HOUSES LEAGUE KAMARUDIN Ali grabbed both BBC Brown Boveri's goals m their 2-2 draw with Shangri-La Hotel m a Singapore Business Houses Football League Division Two match at Toa Payoh Stadium yesterday. The speedy Kamarudin was the livewire m BB's attack, his dashing214 words
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Article132 1986-01-25 39 Toivonen in a hurry MOTOR RALLY MONTE CARLO, Fri. Finn Henri Toivonen, with Italian Sergio Cresto m a Lancia Delta S4, won the 54th Monte Carlo Rally this morning. Taking the lead early m the final night of the week-long event, Toivonen steadily pulled ahead to a two-minute lead overAP - 132 words
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Article143 1986-01-25 39 Win puts China in finals SOFTBALL AUCKLAND, Fri. China advanced into the finals of the women's world championships when they beat Japan 5-1 here yesterday. The score was level at 1-1 at the end of regular time m the seventh inning and it was not until the 10th that ChinaAFP - 143 words
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Article176 1986-01-25 39 LEE WAI WUN - LEE WAI WUN By THE winds blowing at Changi today will play a big part m determining this year's Lark champions. Only one-quarter point separates leaders Siew Shaw Her and Joe Chan from Tony Tan and crew Loey Ah Chee after three races of the176 words
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Advertisement195 1986-01-25 36 "OFUENTAI/ GLAMOUR At Robinson's, festive dressing says it all with clean lines and understated style. Black brocade Tank-top $21 .90 teamed with cotton Pants $34.90 and cotton chintz Jacket $39.90 with mandarin collar and brocade trimming. Jacket colours available are maroon, teal, rust and silver. Sizes are from 8 -12.195 words
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Advertisement84 1986-01-25 39 SINGAPORE'S MOST REFRESHING OFFER NOW ON! Magnolia Lemon Barley Buy 5 Get 1 FREE That's right! Magnolia Lemon Barley, Singapore's most refreshing drink m the special 6-pacK is yours for the price of 5. You get 1 pack FREE. So hurry, you can now U^sPi WJf have more of the84 words
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Miscellaneous79 1986-01-25 39 CRICKET Friendly: Singapore U-23 v Indian Association (Balestier Rd, 1.30 pm). RUGBY Friendlles: St Andrews Scots School (Argentina) v National Juniors (3.30 pm), SRU President's XV v New Zealand Forces Comdr's XV (5 pm) both at Padang. SOCCER Malaysia Cop: Selangor v Singapore (Merdeka Stadium, 8.30 pm), Perlis v Negri79 words
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Article428 1986-01-25 40 GRACE CHNG - EDB steps up bid for in vestments GRACE CHNG Two-pronged strategy to woo local and foreign businessmen By THE Economic Development Board has launched a twopronged drive to boost investments. At home, efforts are being stepped up to help businessmen through the Small Enterprise Bureau. Abroad, there will be twice428 words
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216 1986-01-25 40 THE EDB's Small Enterprise Bureau has set up three departments to reach out to businessmen who need help to improve small businesses. They are the General Assistance Department, the Loans and Grants Department and the Planning and Co-ordina-tion Department. The General Assistance Department was216 words
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Article, Illustration306 1986-01-25 40 FEW men of 80 will be engaged m physical pursuits, much less flying kites. But there can't be many people who have been flying kites for 70 years, like Mr Kyuji Nishizawa has. He is the oldest overseas participant m this year's Singapore Kite Festival.SIMON KER - 306 words
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315 1986-01-25 40 MATHEW YAP - More apply for HDB easy-payment scheme MATHEW YAP By MORE low-income Singaporeans are applying to become home-owners under the Housing Beard's new "easy-payment" scheme. About 1,200 families have applied to buy flats since the scheme was announced on Dec 22, while the number of rental applications has dropped by on<?-third315 words
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334 1986-01-25 40 LONDON, Friday THE British government sought to hold out against an immediate rise m interest rates yesterday as a further slide m oil prices to six-year lows triggered the fourth consecutive day of heavy losses for the pound. Interest rates onFT; NYT - 334 words
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Article29 1986-01-25 40 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 3.78 points to 1,515.02 an hour after opening on the New York Stock Exchange today. APAP - 29 words
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114 1986-01-25 40 Plane takes off minus cabin crew REYKJAVIK, Fri. An Icelandair passenger flight took off while the cabin crew were drinking coffee at the airport lounge. The domestic flight of the national Icelandic airline returned to Reykjavik II minutes after take-off, after a passenger knocked on the door to the flightUPI - 114 words
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Advertisement73 1986-01-25 40 F T 9IM II L§jik I 1H f H RPR! W *^< k^H BSr' Special < °J selection of \Qs £> Grandfather v. S^ y Clocks V X *«n available. -i r— y "<f~\f *</ K\ /t Q X \V\y^ >^ S^S \i\ Nos 61.62. 64. 65. K°A T^XXV^/// «A73 words
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Advertisement42 1986-01-25 40 fiHifci i i i A W iii'i FINEST PERSIANS TRIBAL AFGHANS CHINESE PAKISTAN SINGAPORE'S OLDEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT AMXB SONS (SINCE 1921) PTE LTD #03-01 ton; 1 Facing the Orchard Mdl n LUCKY I'LAZA, Singapore Mon to Sat 1 0.00 am 7.00pm Te1:*****12»2}509M42 words
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Advertisement5 1986-01-25 40 Mnltl-bllllon-doUar loans m Jeopardy Pagef5 words
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Advertisement369 1986-01-25 40 Lunar Hew fer j _^m/ si?! |p 4. I l@£ fepjj M 1 PHfll 555? I j^' »v I fl I Ssp? OAOLK2 WE£/fS 70 £(/AMI/? /V£W K/?/< > 4a SUPERSTORES WILL CLOSE FROM < 7 3PM ON NEW YEAR'S EVE. X C RAMON-\ SOFA SETS Usual $943 SAVOY CLASSIC369 words
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Miscellaneous132 1986-01-25 40 Weather UP TO 1 pm: Fair. TEMP. (C) up to 6 am tomorrow: 30 max., 23 mm. SUNSET today: 7.19 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.16 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 17/30 C Fine Manila 21/31 C Cloudy Amsterdam iC t Melbourne 12/25 C Fine Bangkok 22/32 C Fair Moscow -7/-4 C Snow132 words
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Article, Illustration878 1986-01-25 1 Most people don't realise that dictionaries are products which are marketed just like all other products. So if a dictionary doesn't meet your needs, you should let the publishers know, says Dr Gabriele Stein, a professor of linguistics. She also tells IRENE HOE more878 words
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Article, Illustration427 1986-01-25 1 GOOD reference books, especially dictionaries, are essential tools for the student. They should be clearly presented and easy to use. First, remember that the name Webster is not copyrighted and just because you buy a dictionary that says "Webster's", it does notUPI - 427 words
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Article, Illustration421 1986-01-25 2 Stephanie Yanchinski, a trained turnedjournalist, is m Singapore with her husband. GRACE CHNG meets the writer of Setting Genes To Work. STEPHANIE YANCHINSKI, 39, started her working life as a civil servant m England. Trained as a biochemist, she found her six years withDAVID TAN - 421 words
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Article, Illustration534 1986-01-25 2 LS - LS SETTING GENES TO WORK The Industrial Era Of Biotechnology By Stephanie Yanchinski Vikin 1985. 157 s, $14 g, pa Reviewed by IT IS obvious that the author did her homework, as the book chronicles the who's who and what's what m all areas of534 words
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Article, Illustration262 1986-01-25 4 THE McCarran-Walter Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 provides that any alien who belongs to communist or anarchist organisations as well as non-members who propagate their ideas can be refused visas into the US. John Kenneth Galbraith, president of the American Academy and262 words
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Article, Illustration545 1986-01-25 4 4 The spirit (of the congress) was rooted m the familiar idea that the writer m this century is at odds with, or alienated from, the state. It proceeded to the not unfamiliar idea that the bigger the state, the more on gusrd the writer545 words
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Article, Illustration294 1986-01-25 4 Women writers want their rights SIMMERING resentment among American, women attending the International PEN congress boiled over when a women's caucus criticized "the under-representation of women." Betty Friedan, the author of The Feminine Mystique, led the protest. The protest statement said that only 20 out of the 140 panellists were294 words
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324 1986-01-25 4 4 The fact that we have more freedom doesn't mean we m have enough. Charles Rembar, NATIONS that imprison, censor and abuse writers came under attack midway through the weeklong PEN congress. Michael Scammell, chairman of International PEN'S committee on writers m prison, cited324 words
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Article, Illustration1081 1986-01-25 20 NATHANAEL LIM - NATHANAEL LIM HaHey's Comet Pop-Up Book By Patrick Moore and Heather Couper, Dean, 1985, hardback, 11 pages, $19.90 Asimov s Guide To IHauey's Comet By Isaac Asimov, Panther books, 1985, softcover, 118 pages, $12 The Universe: A Three-Dimensional Study By Heather Couper and David Pelham, Century1,081 words
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Advertisement394 1986-01-25 1 Country Club Facilities And More .JQfl^S^: .^^^sfnk. ™^Hk. JBB y. JM^ M^^a^ M^^^^t>M^^>*HW*gwiMattMMttaMWMMMllgsa£lsl^^ X |a BB 'rJ ii© V g^^^B j. fßH^H^Bo^^^9|v /^JHb^^V' Ga^RbA. Vfl^Hr *«^^^H I nm iiiniiin-in ft '^ll^HStSCUtf' MBSB BSuMMMhHQMI •2? Sfe£^ i t tB a^ 4 Bhßp9 BWwKi^aWHi h >t K JMaJgg^B k *t<^^m 't A^f394 words
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Advertisement72 1986-01-25 1 JL Mi ff tin i ii sketchpad 5 A look at some of the tourist spots abroad Uproar at PEN Congress 4 Writers m protest Follow that miracle 2 Stephanie Yanchinski on Setting Genes to Work Tokyo Square Ho tin Bangkok 21 Class Acts album sells more than Madonna's Cleaning72 words
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Advertisement433 1986-01-25 2 In tomorrow's Asia Magazine THE SARIMANOK BORIS THE TRIUMPHS WUNDERKIND An outrigger canoe's 4,000- A Boris Becker profile mile voyage from Bali to MflNK!!!I&nNl l&P Madagascar *9^4f~?V SSI HJT t J>^j| B^ i ll»#^ CHINA'S NEW THE GREAT BUG CHILDREN C A CADI A pictorial essay on a new r433 words
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Advertisement169 1986-01-25 3 _^««tf^tftfflBl Bpßß^^^y l«L^ X. IT'Q Hf/R tffn J mmmm^Bmmm£^mWSßs!^mW i*J Til mJ2^ j Ifr mI mm Hi Mr BK 4^^" y v V >: ;:]r^ 1 nlfi oNiQK BCO oALc rnlLc p IDS! j[ "^■^^j i r™\ "'""7 I I J I/ i II jS^^'s* wil/ii i I^*^ ITi^K|lL[UiMfl I^^^^^169 words
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Advertisement522 1986-01-25 4 HSJ^r^^H \W WGlCOm© tO (opposite Thomson Road Novena Church) Novena Furnishing Centre Sfc^S^^ j\ wide range of exclusive furniture at P-M vpwholesale prices imported by Q^^yj ''^r^ furniture manufacturers ■^>» 1^ Sofa Set, 100% Scotchgard _^j^£^^pM^P^. hL K~%li y k^mamm .Jf,, r Id JP 3^^. -"^4 118 '^i* 'Children Bedroom522 words
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Article, Illustration32 1986-01-25 5 SIMON CHUA - SIMON CHUA By a 26-year-old architectural post-graduate student of the National University of Singapore as*-* th *«*n<, 8m c fet^ M Interlaken, Switzerland Camden Town, London. G *me ny32 words
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Advertisement208 1986-01-25 5 BOOKS FOR CHINESE NEW YEAR READING Allegorical Tales from Ancient China, 4 books, $3 30 each Romance of the Three Kingdoms, 2 vols, cased, $29 Selected Quotations from the East West, $7.90 English/Chinese Traveller's Phrase Book, $8.60 Beauties of Ancient China, 3 books, $8.60 each 52!K1fJL»A«EU Chinese Beliefs and Superstitions,208 words
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Advertisement531 1986-01-25 5 "^jsjssft-* JP HR2430 F2O7E3E I y/J\ iWjn^.^l Ar C Blackstripe II Gas Cooker .if i£. i m T fast warm-up "V: 8868 mSSjm^^^^^ Wj£ picture tube I i".--m I With 4 g jl A Bi*iil-^M burners and r »-jt'|': rii 'dfc?^ TIU 7Q "WHHHHIh one not plate I I 9531 words
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Miscellaneous199 1986-01-25 5 Unveil your tolpnt laiwiu EXPRESSIONS offers an outlet for creative and artistic effort by you and for you. So if you're a closet writer, composer, painter or photographer, now's the time to unveil your talent. Whether you write, compose music, paint, sculpt or draw (cartoons, illustrations or drawings), send it199 words
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Article, Illustration472 1986-01-25 6 Ang Lay Wah - Ang Lay Wah Miss Fix-it l BOX fans are a functional, yet unobstrusive way of keeping cool. Their square frames and simple design makes for easy cleaning as well. E*ut there are a few basic safety rules to be observed, said Mr472 words
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Article, Illustration651 1986-01-25 6 Do your own flooring and save yourself the expense and hassle of hiring a contractor. RICHARD NG reports on a product which allows you to do this with ease. How much It will cost Living-room HOB typo oroo (eq. m)# Cost* Executive Apartment 27.8 $250651 words
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Article, Illustration447 1986-01-25 6 Simone Vaz - Simone Vaz f Handy Helpers A HIGH-PRESSURE water hose, which emits a jet of water so powerful that no scrubbing is needed to remove dirt, is useful m any home. The KEW 0901K high pressure water cleaner consists of a nozzled bayonet-sized pipe, a portable447 words
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Advertisement289 1986-01-25 6 Handifix Hammers Handifix Nuts Handifix Bolts Handtfix more The Handyman's Haven Centrepoint: Yellow Level, 176 Orchard Road, #03-18 Singapore 0923. Tel: *****62 Jelita: Unit 1-10 Cold Storage Jelita Shopping Complex, Jalan Jelita, Singapore 1027. Tel: *****50 N^ HMMiMUdMMMir^MMWwiIMH j INK kJ <V'*'V'^<4*> al V^* i nW j* a; < M289 words
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Advertisement19 1986-01-25 6 lointK Onpnised h\ (iffl 1 w ilx vi V^?l m i iiomn Funan Centre Merchants Assn. row iw/>s \Bnimun19 words
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Advertisement244 1986-01-25 7 vs lOn P n O 7 I G fIHH^;-:: H^ 4 cock's comb and marigold plants. And a |V\lB^^ I I big,big range of gardening equipment and l^gW fl^l gii| supplies. At very modest prices. To help piSs.iliT 4 50 Parh G d *«i 05 4:^ So dr p b244 words
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Advertisement333 1986-01-25 8 2nd WEEK LIDO: LAST FEW DAYS! (*****14) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 130, 4.00, 6.45, 9.15 ESCAPE i cifipp H PAPILLON! I j U GULAG i '^Kr (HUSSIAN LABOUR CAMP m SIBERIA) B •Hj) DAVID (An Officer A Gentleman tame) I CAPITOL: NOW SHOWING! (*****59) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.45, 4.00,333 words
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Advertisement778 1986-01-25 8 HfTTfT^iIPPPIiiHI PETER 'SIUYVESAMT TRAVEL BOWLIIU6 CLASSIC ST4RS m ACTION VERNON ANG SITED HASSAN PETER LEE PETER LEW JIMMY QUEK MIKE WEE PATRICK WEE JACK WONG Watch Singapore's Top Bowlers Battle For Biggest Ever Prizes In Exciting Knock- Out Match Play JACKIE^ ORCHARD, I.oopm. 26 January '86 HEW VEfIR iflmPJ VASES778 words
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Advertisement682 1986-01-25 8 g GOLDEN SULTAN K v R f R TA PEOPLE'S THEATRE 5 NOW SHOWING! ft GW.MN SUIIAN (*****76) 4 SHOWS 1 30, 4 00. 630 9 00pm 5 PEOPLE S (*****/2] 4 SHOWS 100. 3 30. 700 9 30pm X EXTRA SHOW TOMORROW at GOtDfN SUIIAN 11 00 am 6682 words
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Advertisement743 1986-01-25 9 Xri^u^o. Carpets Festive Discount ■■^^^^^Hi^l BN| \\Tiy pay ß%or more else\vhere? H Bf itt m 'R«jB Our brands of Chinese carpets have won prestigious awards for Size Market Price Our Price P?T?TIIT?7!m ■I^HcßbflyS^V ?$&Sm 1984-85 National 1981-84 Hi In Gold Medal for 1 1 I'^Mfl^y.'.WlHff'fl Inf%G HaßtttA-jinCv I l'y""*" 'itrnM743 words
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Advertisement180 1986-01-25 9 F THE GIGANTIC FURNITURE EXHIBITION "V SALE IN TOWN _____J r'** JT i^'; SPECIAL I Tip OFFER PRICE f $4000 JT^! 4 OFFER I AAAC San El Shower Set £>i/ok f/?e 4 storey air-con showroom J^,^ w/f/7 hundreds items of furnishing ¥tiJom™2%£^t£ Hfxzinn nn disnlav ltems llke toottlbrush p |astic180 words
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Advertisement1126 1986-01-25 10 APPOINTMENTS/ NOTICES mmM rTnuxr nr-ftnni IUIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIia Telefax No: *****59 Rates: Box Service: gBHHHBB MAM 1 5 nbDUOOI M—HHBB Sales Service: Straits Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected: 555.00 Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD Tel *****11 ext 3724/5/6/8 5669 Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. Posted: Sslo.oo APPOINTMENTS CKirihJPPDQ DBSBANK LL f1,126 words
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Advertisement769 1986-01-25 10 from Banko 1 Available «^^J Bank of America has announced a major our employees know. To begin this restructuring of its operations m process, you have two options. Singapore. As a result, high-quality For quick action cali *****1 3 or *****80 managerial, professional and clerical with the following information employees769 words
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Advertisement765 1986-01-25 11 APPOINTMENTS II EJI NATIONAL I I !%fj UNIVERSITY I I OF SINGAPORE I I FACULTY OF ACCOUNTANCY I AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION I SENIOR TUTORSHIPS I Applications are invited for appointment to Senior Tutorships m the Faculty I of Accountancy and Business Administration. Candidates shoulcKpossess at I least a good honours765 words
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Advertisement661 1986-01-25 11 JSSSBBk SEEL A subsidiary of Singapore Aircraft Industries A great place to develop yourshills and advance m your career SEEL is an electronic systems house and an electronic engineering services company. We provide systems integration and high value-added engineering services m advanced and sophisticated electronic systems to the armed forces661 words
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Advertisement1129 1986-01-25 11 p&vri{t!M3y?ns\ii Executive job This s a rare opportunity for adventurous Singaporeans/ Permanent Residents who wish to work m a different socioOpporiUlllllca 111 economic: environment for a "blue-chip" group of companies of Papua New Guinea Singapore origin. The Group has massive investments m PNC m Ijl diversified activities such as the1,129 words
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Advertisement826 1986-01-25 12 APPOINTMENTS [)ue to our rapid expansion programme m the PRC Sales Office, we are currently seeking professionals to fill the following positions m CHINA. B I Marketing Sales I Executives Engineers (Computers) (Electronic Test Instruments) Bachelor's degree m Computer Science, Business Bachelor's degree m Electrical/Electronic EngineerAdministration or equivalent. ing or826 words
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Advertisement559 1986-01-25 12 i Iwm ENGINEERING 1 I 199 CAREER AT I Kill GM SINGAPORE GM SINGAPORE is located m Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park I and currently employs over 2,000 employ -es involved m the manufacturing and assembly of Radio Circuit Boards, Integrated Circuits, Engine Control Modules and Hybrid/Thick Film Engineering Products.559 words
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Advertisement627 1986-01-25 12 SINGAPORE COLOUR CENTRE For More Lasting Cohurful Memories Invites applications for the posts of A) MAINTENANCE ENGINEER Duties: He .vill be responsible for the preventive 'general maintenance of photofimshmg laboratory equipment and will be assisted by a team of maintenance personnel Requirements: Male Singaporean between 24 to 30 years old627 words
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Advertisement742 1986-01-25 13 APPOINTMENTS "•rtfe PUBLIC UTILITIES v-^ BOARD The PUB invites applications tor the following posts: ARCHITECT (Gross salary: $1,610 $4,775) Appointees must have an Architectural Degree or a recognised professional qualification acceptable for registration with the Board of Architects, Singapore. Preference will be given to applicants who have a flair for742 words
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Advertisement461 1986-01-25 13 I TECHNICAL SERVICES I I ENGINEER I Singapore Airlines invites applications lor the above appointment. I REQUIREMENTS A degree m Aeronautical, Mechanical or Electrical Electronic Engineering from a recognised institution. Preference will be i given to those with industrial experience. REMINKRATION The successful candidate will be appointed to our administrative461 words
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Advertisement669 1986-01-25 13 1 he new eJJd needs outstanding r^****-^^^ r~~\ 1 Tp^"^ i™ m m ™y 1 w«x^^v« yv i^ ir To carry out our expanded missions for permanent residence status m Singapore and would like 1986 through to the 1990S which focuses to work m EDB's headquarters or overseas offices m669 words
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Advertisement261 1986-01-25 13 "3 life flB-ff IS W\ \M MM p OVERSEAS UNION BANK LIMITED j§ CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN Overseas Union Bank Ltd is m the process of establishing a new stockbroking subsidiary company and invites applications for the gj following positions m the new company:H General Manager j| Company Secretary/ Accountant Dealers261 words
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Advertisement879 1986-01-25 14 APPOINTMENTS W Our client is a Fortune 500 Company which designs, manufactures and sells mini and mainframe computer systems. The company has 1 an enviable record of financial solidarity, profit and growth, and is now well established m the Singapore market. Rapid growth has a 1 created the following outstanding879 words
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Advertisement598 1986-01-25 14 Our Company is a subsidiary of the Thomson Group of France, a world leader m high technology electronics and consumer appliances, with production and marketing facilities worldwide. We are looking for a mature and results-oriented individual who is innovative and has the motivation to excel as a: fl I Manufacturing598 words
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Advertisement718 1986-01-25 14 Our Client is a well-established and stable manufacturing plant of an internationally operating corporation. It now invites suitably qualified and experienced applicants for the senior management position of: Off MfiNfiGER Specifications: The successful candidate must be a University graduate m Mechanical/Production Engineering. He should have 5 years' work experience m718 words
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Advertisement768 1986-01-25 15 APPCMNTMENTS foi CtfSSQUj; f Advertising J Marketing Manager fhis is a newly-created position within our pro- gressive and dynamic organisation. Che incum- I bent will be reporting directl) to the President of I the Division. i Initial!) the appointee will be responsible lor all I instore promotions both locally and768 words
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Advertisement524 1986-01-25 15 Learn to manage one ofSingapore's fastest growing companies It takes uncommon attention to detail to manage a multi-million dollar business. At McDonald's, we do it at over 9,000 restaurants worldwide. Through our management development program, you will learn everything from accounting and budgetting, inventory, profit and loss statements to marketing,524 words
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Advertisement656 1986-01-25 15 v THE HONG KONG AND CHINA GAS COMPANY LIMITED I Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill the following vacancies m our Tai Po Plant m Hong Kong:Senior Shift Engineers (Tai Po Plant) It is required to appoint 5 Senior Shift Engineers for a period of up to656 words
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Advertisement335 1986-01-25 15 1 IfflGM Singapore I m "B r pte.ua I ■■■(AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS) I m GM Singapore Is looking for a qualified and dynamic professional to join our Company as a: I j£ This is a key management position and it is envisaged that as the successful applicant should have: f» A335 words
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Advertisement568 1986-01-25 16 APPOINTMENTS IInfPRII\ITRONIX]|n 1 1 THK FIRST LINK IN PRINTERS. J IPRINTRONIX, a California based firm, designs, manufactures and markets a full spectrum of printers for list with minicomputers, micro-computers and other computer systems. Marketed worldwide through a network of distributors and OEM's, our printers provide conventional alpha-numeric printing as well568 words
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Advertisement766 1986-01-25 16 t^lk> MARINA >|l/* MANDARIN ff SIMGAPORE Everything as you would expect. And more. wST Marina Mandarin Singapore, a member of Mandarin Singapore International, is a deluxe 640-room hotel scheduled to open soon. Applications are invited for the position ofc ASSISTANT FOOD BEVERAGE MANAGER Hotel Catering School Diploma or equivalent university766 words
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Advertisement540 1986-01-25 16 /^uMir^iiC/^riKia 1 J W% 111 lI^VI IL^V^ I A leading US manufacturer of computer peripherals! I We're looking for competence... ..competent individuals to take on challenging opportunities m a fast growing and demanding environment Test Engineer Tertiary qualifications from a recognised institution m a relevant discipline Minimum 3 years' experience540 words
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Advertisement487 1986-01-25 16 /j\ MIDLAND METALS NJJ/ OVERSEAS LTD Growing USA trading company seeks experienced executives for work m the following areas: MARKETING EXECUTIVES CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION ELECTRICAL ENGINEER (Distribution Transmission) Applicants must be interested m international affairs with experience m import/export documentation, letters of credit and public tender work. Prior trading company experience487 words
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Advertisement617 1986-01-25 17 APPOINTMENTS k AT&T Microelectronics Pte Ltd AT&T Microelectronics Pte Ltd invites competent professionals to till the following position: Ifitlll Maintenance Manager Organise and plan objectives for Maintenance Section Flan and implement strategies to improve overall productivity Control sectional financial forecast and spending Develop training programs for technical staff Develop and617 words
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Advertisement528 1986-01-25 17 fTj SINGAPORE |gp POLYTECHNIC f Applications are invited from suitably j qualified persons for the post of WORKSHOP INSTRUCTOR (Gross salary: 5989 ***** pm) The point of entry will depend on qualifications and experience. Applicants should have a technician diploma or equivalent qualification m Mechanical or Production Engineering with at528 words
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Advertisement709 1986-01-25 17 P Assembly Engineering M Assembly Maintenance !j| Manager 9 Supervisor (BOL) r<fv "Our Assembly Engineering Manager will successfully complete *^T "Freddie, our Maintenance Manager currently has an excellent §?J his overseas assignment some time m 1986 We start our search -s- team of technicians m our 10 X class clean709 words
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Advertisement349 1986-01-25 17 IJMjf Senior Petroleum \j Geophysicist Perth, Western Australia Woodside (p oSit j 0n Reference: QN) lAn Equal Opportun.ty Employer Qffshore petro|eum j$ the delegated Operator for the 511.000 million North West Shelf Natural Gas Project, the most complex and challenging natural resource development yet undertaken m Australia. Woodside Offshore Petroleum349 words
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Advertisement634 1986-01-25 18 APPOINTMENTS MAERSK MAERSK LINE (S) PTE LTD Due to expansion m our Organisation, we require a young and energetic person to fill the position of I CONTAINER MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR INSPECTOR He should possess the following: GCE C> level Minimum 2 years experience m similar capacity Technical knowledge m related634 words
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Advertisement505 1986-01-25 18 NOTICES f SHERIFF'S SALE In The High Court of The Republic of Singapore Suite No. 6706 of 1985 Execution No. 1476/85 IN THE CAUSE OF J.A. EWING CO (LONDON) LTD Plaintiffs versus TANCHO PACKAGING INDUSTRIES PTE LTD Defendants Auction Sale of (Office) 'Acma' Airconditioner, Steel Cupboards, 4-D Filing Cabinets, 'Uchida'505 words
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Advertisement267 1986-01-25 18 NOTICE OF QUARTERLY SESSION OF THE HOTELS LICENSING BOARD SINGAPORE Notice is hereby given that the Hotels Licensing Board will commence its next quarterly session at Court No. 1, Subordinate Courts Complex, Upper Cross Street. Singapore on Wednesday, 5 March 1986 at 10.30 am to consider the following: (i) Applications267 words
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Advertisement433 1986-01-25 18 t ANNOUNCEMENT I Thomson-CSF Telephone I I of France I I is pleased to announce I I the appointment of I I Equatron Re Limited I I 989 Bukit Timah Road I Singapore 2158 I Tel: *****33 I I as sole agent I I for their range of I I433 words
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Advertisement518 1986-01-25 18 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP 185 and IN THE MATTER OF WALICO PTE LTD (In members' voluntary winding up) AT ar extra-ordinary general meeting of Walico Pte Ltd duly convened and held at 1 North Bridge Road, #19-05 High Street Centre, Singapore 0617, on Wednesday, 15th day518 words
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Advertisement780 1986-01-25 18 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding UP No SBI of IWS In the Matter of the Companies Act, Chapter 185 And In the Matter ef ROYAL [MFKRI PTE LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Wind-ing-Up of the abovenamed780 words
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Advertisement41 1986-01-25 19 Warehouse Sale a'SSJ c el 'W^* I'l1 1^ 9 4k Imported large siie sofa set J^ If 1l(^580 5 ton -%4k^| IKS rtTiti. 1^ /m 0,9^ tfP 1 rnamen>o Cob ng) $8 8 iHPMwappppppiiWPWW Mr wtr _^^^b^BBL. '^fepborw rock I Ltl^41 words
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Advertisement206 1986-01-25 19 Chairs Ladders Facial Tissues Bedsheets Stonewares Tea Sets Racks Chinese Dinner Sets Jugs Vacuum Jugs Water Cooler Fans Trays Flower Vasers Bins Electric Irons Carpets Rugs Over 500 different items from Europe Japan J^L—S S3 jh*** jTur BUS NO: 1. 2. 3. ti. H. 13 33 41. 50. 51. 62.206 words
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Advertisement73 1986-01-25 19 Game SUPER I JACKPOT I FOR TOMORROW'S DRAW 8/86 TO BE HELD OVER REWFFUSIOH AFTER SUPER JACKPOT I GROUP II WON I In draw 7/S6 I System Coupon QC*****41 I sold at Beach Rd won the Jackpot of $115,000 I plus $3650 under system 7, I and coupons A*****173. QC*****3073 words
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Miscellaneous542 1986-01-25 19 SUN TAN Coi/erre PEANUTS ScAufz t:v^ ||S|§L I rTT^^l I^/^ll J&sz THE BOfIN LOSER By Art Sansom BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker > (k ift CPROMI^e M 5 fCWBTHI)^?^ "TBK^iDU'LL bftKR) I 1 iT'5 THIRTY- OKAY, I YOUR WIPE HASN'T j OF PI6KAFI6HT y/v\ V^ love V sweetie j V542 words
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Advertisement513 1986-01-25 20 Til WORLD'S LARGEST EXHIBITION OF FINE MUTATED ANTIQUE PORCELAIN Hi WARES FROM JIANGXI AND FUJIAN PROVINCES, CHINA. We are honoured to be appointed as Sole Agent for China National Arts Crafts Imp Exp Corp Guangdong Branch for Rosewood Vase Stand. FREE Rosewood Vase Stand for every purchase of Jiangxi vase513 words
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Article, Illustration517 1986-01-25 21 Following Class Acts' footsteps, a new album featuring another five Singapore groups playing their own compositions will be out next week. KANNAN CHANDRAN reports WHAT the album Class Acts has done is awakened a dormant volcano. Suddenly, there is growing awareness that there is517 words
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Article, Illustration138 1986-01-25 21 THE Tokyo Square hit, Within You'll Remain, has made It to the number one spot m Bangkok's pop charts. The song is boosting the sale of the Class Acts album, which is a compilation of original songs by five Singapore groups Tokyo Square, Gingerbread, Zircon Lounge,138 words
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Article, Illustration636 1986-01-25 21 Poised for greater growth, the Singapore arts and entertainment industry, can learn two important lessons from Hongkong, according to a report commissioned by the sub-committee on the service sector. PHILIP CHEAH reports. SINGAPORE must have a competitive environment, and government must join636 words
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Miscellaneous898 1986-01-25 21 What's On— i i nmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm m m SIXTH FESTIVAL Community Development Mf "JMMIWHKH HELLO CHINATOWN EXHIBITIONS am -5.30 pm. On till Jan 26. OF CHOIRS Tickets at $3 and $5 are |K£ipi W3^ LUNAR NEW YEAR AN EXHIBITION of con PIONEERS OF SINGATAIWAN'S KUANG JEN available at Victoria lne- |Kf|Wfl898 words
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Miscellaneous1016 1986-01-25 21 I Radio One The MALAYSIA CUP '86 commentary is on the match between Selangor and Singapore (8.30 pm). Enjoy JUST A MINUTE (7.30 pm) a panel game where contestants talk for one minute without repetition, hesitation or deviation. 5.58 AM National Anthem, followed by Opening Announcement 6.00 News In Brief1,016 words
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Advertisement291 1986-01-25 22 'lip I^3^ <Bak pa|k I ~~^^\^\j\ HYGIENICALLY PACKED LONG SHELF-LIFE \l J\ il 'BAKQUA' %^^^^3 FRESH CRISP LET'S BAK-PAK barbequed pork slices are hygienically prepared and quality controlled to bring out the fragrant taste of delicious pork anywhere, anytime. LET's BAK-PAK combines an air-tight pack and an oxygen-absorbing sachet to291 words
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