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Title Section15 1986-05-24 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1986 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 188/12/8515 words
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Article510 1986-05-24 1 Next step the Senate; Reagan warns of global trade war WASHINGTON UNITED States congressmen, approving by a large margin a trade plan denounced by President Ronald Reagan as protectionist, said it sent the world a message to buy more American goods and trade fairly or face retaliation.Reuter; UPI - 510 words
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236 1986-05-24 1 A test of endurance on a day of devotion Vesak Day BUDDHISTS celebrated Vesak Day all over the Island yesterday by answering a call to prayer. At the Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Temple In Bright HUI Drive, hundreds of devotees turned op for an endurance ceremony. A human236 words
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Article65 1986-05-24 1 TAIF (Saudi Arabia) Opec oil ministers gathered in this mountain resort yesterday to prepare for a meeting to review the group's ties with non-Opec producers. The delegates will prepare a report on the potential for output cuts by countries outside the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries,Reuter - 65 words
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Article35 1986-05-24 1 BEIRUT At least five people were killed and 72 hurt yesterday by a car bombing in a narrow street crowded with morning shoppers in Christian east Beirut, security and hospital sources said. ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article, Illustration443 1986-05-24 1 SECOND Deputy Prime Minister Ong Teng Cheong left for China yesterday with airports, harbours and tourists on his mind. He is the most senior Singapore leader to go there since Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's visit to China last September. While MrJACKIE HO - 443 words
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Article150 1986-05-24 1 LONDON Regulations banning child brides from entering Britain came into force yesterday following an uproar over the case of an Iranian who brought his 12--year-old wife into the country. The new immigration rule bars women under the age of 16 who married legally under foreign lawsAP - 150 words
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Article, Illustration186 1986-05-24 1 Special 12-page guide to World Cup '86 WITH the ltM World Cap exactly one week away, now is the time to get in the ami far Mexico. k special 12-page World Cap snpplement, pnMtohed with The Straits Time* today, provides s NkuM Mi comprehensive preview •f the werM's premier sports186 words
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Article520 1986-05-24 1 GERRY DE SILVA - GERRY DE SILVA Hotel New World disaster By MANY Singaporeans won't recognise the scale model that will be displayed in the High Court next Wednesday. The image of the Hotel New World fixed in their mind since March is that of a twisted, collapsed wreck.520 words
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232 1986-05-24 1 TOKYO Political support for a summer general election in Japan appeared to be growing after Parliament passed a Bill redistributing electoral seats. The Bill, approved on the final day of Parliament's regular session on Thursday, redefined some constituency boundaries to equalise the numberReuter - 232 words
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Advertisement253 1986-05-24 1 KING'S© INDUSTRIAL SAFETY W boots m NAIL PROOF ML T^L JvZ KINO S SHOE MFQ PTE LTD ■Vy%g# ft' 1 47. Kallang Way 1 Singapore 1 334. KING SON EARTH Jol: *****1 1 (S lilt**) The Sunday Times Tomorrow Bad boys in medicine Some medical specialists in private practice are253 words
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Advertisement8 1986-05-24 1 Buddhist pledges the gift of life: Page 88 words
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Advertisement228 1986-05-24 1 RE ~y MARUMAN JJjßj Lightest Graphite Shaft 60gm Heavier Head sgm extra Swing Weight of C7 THE GOLF SPECIALIST COMFARE PRICE VALUE It's a well known fact that Yamaha organs offer outstanding value -a highly envied reputation built painstakingly over nearly 1 0X) years of attention to details. Every aspect228 words
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Article430 1986-05-24 2 Beach less crowded THERE were few holiday makers yesterday along the usually popular East Coast beaches, which were still recovering from Sunday's extensive oil spill. Patches of oil, which spilled into the sea af er a barge sank off the Big Splash, could be seen on the water and430 words
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Article179 1986-05-24 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: SELECTIVE flexibility in allowing the entry of foreign wwkera Is nee wry to cover labear shai Italia as well as to prevent a wage spiral, which would be the ease if only Singapmiai can he recruited. This approach may have to he extended to other179 words
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Article350 1986-05-24 2 KOON SWAN'S PAYMENT TO MULTI-PURPOSE 'HELD UP' THE LAST instalment of the Ms23 million that Malaysian politician and tycoon, Mr Tan Koon Swan, has promised to pay back to Multi-Purpose Holdings Bhd has been held up, said two newspapers quoting sources. The Malaysian Business Times and the Asian Wall350 words
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Article99 1986-05-24 2 WHY OPTING OUT LAW WORKS A READER recently called for more to be done to encourage people to become organ donors because he felt many are willing to do so but that few bother. The National Kidney Foundation says it is precisely because of this that it is clamouring99 words
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Article311 1986-05-24 2 Nato go-ahead THE United States is set to press ahead with contingency deployment plans for chemical weapons in Europe after its Nato allies grudgingly endorsed resumed production. Six out of 15 Nato defence ministers voiced varying degrees of opposition to the US plan to resume manufacture of311 words
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166 1986-05-24 2 Aquino heads south PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino arrived in Davao City yesterday on her first trip to the rebellion-torn southern Philippines amid claims that her three-month-old government is in disarray. More than 1,000 supporters swarmed the airport to welcome her. Mrs Aquino later held a dialogue166 words
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Article331 1986-05-24 2 The best run for your money The new Honda Civic 1300 combines sporty looks with economical fuel consumption. At $25,065 (nett price PARF with aircond) it gives you better motoring and more 'mileage' for every invested dollar Check it out at classification 93. .—J Section Two: Pg. 8, Section331 words
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Article328 1986-05-24 2 Swede-Czech tie SWEDEN and Czechoslovakia were level at 1-1 in the US$5OO,OOO ($l.l m) World Team Cup tennis competition, with the concluding doubles almost certainly deciding which nation will qualify for Sunday's final. In a nail-biting opening match, world No. 2 Mats Wilander saved two match points before beating328 words
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Article214 1986-05-24 2 Comics convention TOMORROW 300 comics fans are expected to turn up at the President Merlin for the first comics convention in Singapore. It promises a forum, two video shows and the coming together of fans to trade comics and share views. ANG LAY WAH sheds light on who214 words
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Article135 1986-05-24 3 HONGKONG Hongkong could have the strongest economic growth this year In Asia, Financial Secretary Sir John Bremridge said. Speaking at a news conference before he retires at the end of the month, Sir John said his earlier forecast of 4.5 per cent for gross domesticAP - 135 words
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Article, Illustration398 1986-05-24 3 PETER HAZELHURST - PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO The Japanese Prime Minister's hopes of a third term in office faded yesterday when the powerful Secretary-General of the ruling party told critics he would block any plan by Mr Yasuhiro Nakasone to remain in power after November.398 words
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Article, Illustration564 1986-05-24 3 Returned co-pilot tells of fight for control of plane TAIPEI Two crewmen on a Taiwanese airliner flown to China by a defector said when they arrived home yesterday that the pilot threatened to crash the plane during a mid-air struggle for control. Co-pilot DongReuter - 564 words
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114 1986-05-24 3 HONGKONG A Chinese aviation official has said he hopes the return of the Taiwanese cargo jet will lead to further contacts with Taiwan. Mr Zhang Ruipu, an official of CAAC, China's national carrier, said yesterday his airline wanted business contacts if Taiwan's ChinaReuter - 114 words
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146 1986-05-24 3 COLOMBO India has told Sri Lanka that military operations against Tamil separatists must be stopped if there is to be a peaceful resolution of the country's factional conflict. India's High Commissioner, Mr Jyotindra Nath Dixit, said yesterday that this was the substanceAFP - 146 words
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118 1986-05-24 3 PERTH John CluniesRoss, one-time "king" of the Cocos Islands in the Indian Ocean, has been declared bankrupt after losing his family fortune in unsuccessful shipping and property ventures. Mr Clunies-Ross blamed his bankruptcy mainly on heavy investment in the Australian Mauritius Line, whichReuter - 118 words
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275 1986-05-24 3 Radioactive waste dumped in village well BEIJING A top Chinese environmental official has been sacked for letting his brother dump radioactivp waste from a scientific laboratory into a village well, the official China Daily reported yesterday. The newspaper said the illegal dumping at Santumen, in the north-eastern province of Hebei,AFP; Reuter; UPI - 275 words
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Article102 1986-05-24 3 A BRITISH judge yesterday reinstated charges against three Sikhs for plotting to assassinate Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi during a visit to Britain last October. They were previously freed on a legal technicality. The High Court judge granted a rare petition from the prosecution for Sukhviner SinghReuter - 102 words
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Article77 1986-05-24 3 POLICE CHARGED a leading South Korean dissident yesterday with inciting a violent anti-United States, anti-government campus demonstration in Seoul on Tuesday, during which a student set fire to himself and leaped off a building to his death. The Rev Moon Dt-Hwan, 68, leader of the United Minjung (masses)Reuter - 77 words
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Article69 1986-05-24 3 SOLOMON ISLANDERS now face the threat of starvation as the known death toll from a cyclone which hit the South Pacific state last weekend rose yesterday to 96. Rescue workers recovered 25 more bodies from the mud and debris of devastated villages on the Guadalcanal Plain. An AustralianReuter - 69 words
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Article67 1986-05-24 3 BANGLADESH TROOPS have set up checkposts in a bid to prevent thousands of settlers from fleeing the Chittagong hill tracts region to escape tribal guerilla attacks, officials said yesterday. Security was tightened along the country's south-eastern border after about 8,000 tribesmen took refuge in Tripura state, India,Reuter - 67 words
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Article57 1986-05-24 3 FLOODS, HAIL and violent storms have killed 102 people and seriously injured 200 in the densely-populated area around Chongqing in Sichuan province, China, since the end of April, Xinhua news agency said yesterday. The latest figures from the Chongqing area showed nearly 30,000 homes destroyed andAFP - 57 words
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256 1986-05-24 4 Reagan calls Viet girl to offer Congrats HONOLULU President Ronald Reagan telephoned an 11-year-old Vietnamese immigrant. Hue Cao, who won a car in a Statue of Liberty essay contest and congratulated her, but offered no hope that she could claim the prize without jeopardising her family's welfare benefits "There isAP - 256 words
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367 1986-05-24 4 Allies endorse plan to resume production BRUSSELS The United States is set to press ahead with contingency deployment plans for chemical weapons in Europe after grudging endorsement by its Nato allies of resumed production. Six out of 15 Nato defence ministers voiced varying degreesReuter; FT - 367 words
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Article, Illustration165 1986-05-24 4 LOS ANGELES Te the recorded seaad of a trumpet fanfare, Sylvester SUUone, star of the Reeky and Rambo films, announced on Thursday a multi-million dollar agreement with United Artists Studio te make II films la six years. SUUone, who will starReuter - 165 words
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74 1986-05-24 4 DONALD HIGGS - DONALD HIGGS LONDON A current wave of violent crime could lead to demands for changes in the law banning citizens from carrying guns, Britain's Police Federation has been warned. Speakers at the federation's current annual conference said society's failure to deal with crime74 words
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Article63 1986-05-24 4 FORT WORTH City officials have buried a time capsule of rubbish. Among the debris is a used telephone, a battered yellow plastic fireman's hat, a programme from a local theatre and discarded newspapers. Mayor Bob Bolen said: "This non-traditional capsule should be interesting in 20 or 30Reuter - 63 words
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306 1986-05-24 4 EAST BERLIN A former employee of Libya's mission to Bonn was murdered by fellow Libyans in an East Berlin park two weeks ago because he had informed West Berlin police on Libyan activities here, a Western diplomatic source said on Thursday. He said MrUPI; NYT - 306 words
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Article, Illustration196 1986-05-24 4 Row over death of Christ article CHICAGO A furore ha* broken out over the paMteattM by a leading America* medical Journal «f an article on how Jesus Christ died on the Crass. The Journal of the America* Medical Associatt— has received an onnsaal flood of letters from readers attacking theAP - 196 words
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401 1986-05-24 4 CAPE TOWN South African police hurled teargas canisters at White supremacists in an unprecendented clash among the ruling Afrikaner people at Pietersburg. The violence erupted on Thursday after about 1,000 rightwing extremists, some khaki-clad and waving Nazi-type flags, prevented Foreign Minister Pik BothaReuter; AP - 401 words
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Article21 1986-05-24 4 NEW YORK Queen Elizabeth, an avid horsewoman, began a private, five-day visit to Kentucky thoroughbred farms on Thursday. UPIUPI - 21 words
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256 1986-05-24 4 Scientists find 'Achilles heel' of Aids virus WASHINGTON Researchers in the United States say they have found a weak spot in the deadly Aids virus which might lead to the development of a vaccine. Scientists from the George Washington University Medical Centre and the National Cancer Institute said they hadReuter - 256 words
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Article, Illustration80 1986-05-24 5 IT'S not every day that a full-grown alligator takes a walk downtown. But for this alligator, It was tke shortest way to a new home. It was spotted Wednesday afternoon passing through the rear parking Ist of a citrus packing house In Tavares, Florida, escsrted byAP - 80 words
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398 1986-05-24 5 RITA GOMEZ - RITA GOMEZ By HONGKONG Hongkong's Attorney-General Michael Thomas has warned the Hongkong media not to publish details of next week's extradition hearing in London of Lorrain Esme Osman and Hashim Shamsuddin, former directors of Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF). In a statement yesterday,398 words
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402 1986-05-24 5 BEIJING Officials here have revealed the difficulties encountered in early tests of the Long March rockets China is now marketing internationally as satellite launch vehicles. These included the explosion of a two-stage Long March-2 and its satellite cargo in 1974, and the inabilityAFP - 402 words
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312 1986-05-24 5 The WASHINGTON The United States has categorically denied its Information Agency was campaigning to change New Zealand's policy of banning nuclear-powered or nuclear-armed ships from its ports. State Department spokesman Bernard Kalb, responding to a New Zealand press charge, said on ThursdayReuter - 312 words
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89 1986-05-24 5 BEIJING Shanghais best-selling T-shirt, which bears the design of the American flag, has been banned by the city's authorities who say patriotic Chinese should not wear such clothing The Shanghai Liberation Daily said officials ordered the ban because the shirts. of which 30,000 hadReuter - 89 words
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Article134 1986-05-24 5 Illegal steroid market probe WASHINGTON An estimated US$2 million (5J4.46 million) worth of steroids have been seized during a year-long criminal investigation into the black-mar-ket sale of the drug to athletes, government officials said on Thursday. The investigation has disrupted the US$lOO-mil-lion-a-year underground network in illegal trafficking of steroids, whichReuter - 134 words
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186 1986-05-24 5 HONGKONG Former White House deputy chief of staff Michael Deaver offered to safeguard Hongkong's trade interests in the United States for U*****,000 (*****,500 but the territory's government rejected his proposal, it was reported yesterday. The South China Morning Post reported that inUPI - 186 words
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427 1986-05-24 6 DAVAO CITY PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino arrived here yesterday on her first trip to the rebellion-torn southern Philippines amid claims that her three-month government is in disarray. More than 1.000 supporters swarmed the airport of Davao. the Philippines' third largest city 832 km southUPI; AP - 427 words
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Article, Illustration228 1986-05-24 6 MANILA Ito Development Buk of the Philippines (DBP), which Is owned by the government, has started oeulag some of Its nsn ntntoiming »ssets valaed at abont hllllon pesos (SftM MWoa) hi move to redi.cc Its I—eg which reached «J MIUm praos In 1165.FT; Reuter - 228 words
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320 1986-05-24 6 Thai police kill drug trafficker in shootout BANGKOK THAI police seized a large heroin haul and killed a drug trafficker after a Shootout with a narcotics gang at a Jungle hideout in northern Thailand. A team of 40 Thai border patrol police raided the hideout on Wednesday, killing one gangAFP - 320 words
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142 1986-05-24 6 A street protest that turns noses JAKARTA Families in an Indonesian village recently ordered their children to defecate in the streets in a protest against the demolition of the town's public toilets, Tempo reported yesterday. The villagers of Anggraini. which is in the Semarang district of Central Java, woke upAFP - 142 words
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Article54 1986-05-24 6 TOKYO The Osaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry said yesterday it would send a 30-member mission to South-east Asia to promote economic and technological exchanges. The delegation, led by the chamber President Keizo Saji, will leave on Nov 4 for a 10-day tour of Singapore, Kuala Lumpur,UPI - 54 words
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Article39 1986-05-24 6 MANILA Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke arrives on Sunday for a two-day official visit. He will be the first head of government to come to Manila since President Corazon Aquino came to power on Feb 25. BernamaBernama - 39 words
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Article, Illustration245 1986-05-24 6 JAKARTA Indonesia is considering the use of international trading houses to boost trade with East European countries and China as it lacks experience in counter-trade, Chairman of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin), Mr Sukamdani Gitosarjono, said. Speaking to newsmenAFP - 245 words
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93 1986-05-24 6 2 workers killed as building collapses BANGKOK Two workers were killed and about 10 others feared trapped when a six-storey building collapsed in central Bangkok yesterday. Police said the accident occurred when the 20--year-old building, housing several private companies, was being demolished. The building is in the Pattunam business andAFP - 93 words
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Article37 1986-05-24 6 JAKARTA The government moved 166,347 families about 521,860 people from the densely populated islands of Java and Bali to other, sparsely populated areas during the year ending March 31, Transmigration Minister Martono said yesterday. APAP - 37 words
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Article36 1986-05-24 6 MANILA At least 298 officers and soldiers have not reported for duty since February, when a civilian-back-ed military revolt toppled President Ferdinand Marcos, Philippine armed forces chief General Fidel Ramos said yesterday ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article, Illustration161 1986-05-24 7 SYED Mohamed Syed Abdullah is a remarkable man. He is blind, but he hM oot allowed his handicap to stop him earning a living from the vocation he learnt as a lad of 13. He had Us sight thenBernama - 161 words
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Article75 1986-05-24 7 Escaped prisoner shot dead TAWAU Police shot dead an escaped prisoner and his companion at the 70 km Lahad Datu-Tawau road yesterday. Marson Bedera, 26, was among 15 prisoners who escaped from a prison truck after they overpowered their police escort on Apri 1 15. In the manhunt that followed,Bernama - 75 words
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147 1986-05-24 7 JOHOR BARU Police have arrested (our men in connection with the shooting of a police officer in Batu Pahat on Thursday, police said yesterday. Police believe the four suspects, who were arrested in Batu Pahat, could assist in the investigations into the shooting ofBernama - 147 words
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215 1986-05-24 7 Ministry nod needed to import heavy vehicles ALOR STAR All heavy vehicles brought into Malaysia in future will require the approval of the works Ministry to ensure that they do not cause any damage to roads and highways. Works Minister Datuk S. Samy Vellu said on Thursday the Road TransportBernama - 215 words
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Article49 1986-05-24 7 JOHOR B ARU The Museum Department has identified 22 sites in Johor for historical preservation. Among the sites to be gazetted as ancient and historical monuments are the royal mausoleums, the warrior graves of World War Two and the Johor Lama Fortress at Kota Tlnggi. NSTNST - 49 words
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410 1986-05-24 7 KOT A BAKU The government may make it compulsory for youths of a certain age limit to work on plantations for a fixed period before they are allowed to seek employment elsewhere. This is one of the measures being studied to overcomeNST - 410 words
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Article, Illustration336 1986-05-24 7 KUALA LUMPUR Cuepacs and the National Joint Councils (staff side) are likely to submit a counter-proposal to a recent government's formula to settle the wage claims of civil servants, union sources said yesterday. The Cabinet formula was presented to the unions during the governmentBernama - 336 words
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124 1986-05-24 7 PBS forms 27 more branches in Labuan KOTA KINABALU The ruling Parti Bersatu Sabah has formed another 27 branches in the Federal territory of Labuan, and the party's division there is keen to put up a candidate for the next general election. The party now has more than 3,500 membersBernama - 124 words
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Article, Illustration188 1986-05-24 8 PHILIP CHEAH - Sri Lankans spend a quiet day PHILIP CHEAH By UNLIKE their folk bark home who throng the streets for two days of rlotons celebrations, Sri Lankans found Vesak Day In Singapore a low-key affair. Said Chondra Rathle, S3, a maid who visited the Sri I^nkaramaya BuddhLst Temple yesterday: "No one188 words
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Article, Illustration139 1986-05-24 8 Giving comes easily to Fiona with a little help from mum TODDLER Fiona Urn, 1V 2 shows that she isn't too young to give alms. All she needed as she scooped rice into a bowl held by the Venerable N. Sumana was a helping hand from mum, Mrs H. K.139 words
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Article, Illustration327 1986-05-24 8 KONG SOOK CHIN - KONG SOOK CHIN Groups to rally behind organ law proposal By BUDDHIST Ng Chee Seng celebrated Vesak Day yesterday by pledging a gift of life. Mr Ng, a sales manager, signed up as an organ donor at the Ananda Metyarama Buddhist Temple in JalanWONG KWAI CHOW; JACKIE HO - 327 words
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Article66 1986-05-24 8 Representatives of 12 Hindu temples also announced, for the first time, their support for the proposed law. They were among the 500 to 600 people who gathered at the Muneeswaran Temple yesterday for the 4th Mass Bhajans to sing religious songs and offer prayers. Temple president66 words
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241 1986-05-24 8 IT WAS a slow first night for 11 local foodstalls at the Singapore Handicraft Centre's pasar malam yesterday. The foodstalls are the first step towards making the pasar malam more attractive to Singaporeans. While tourists at the night bazaar were drawn to a lion241 words
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418 1986-05-24 8 Few take the plunge off East Coast beaches THERE were few holiday swimmers yesterday along the usually popular East Coast beaches, which were still recovering from Sunday's extensive oil spill. Patches of the oil, which spilled into the sea after a barge sank off the Big Splash, could be seen418 words
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Article55 1986-05-24 8 RENOVATIONS to the mul-ti-purpose hall at the Woodlands Home for the Aged have been completed. The project was financed by the Rotary Club of Marina City. Mr S. Vasoo. Executive Director of the Singapore Council of Social Service and the MP for Bo Wen. will be the guest-of-honour55 words
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Article47 1986-05-24 8 THE Singapore Polytechnic Band will leave for Thailand tomorrow for a 10-day educational tour. The 30-member group will be led by Mr Dale V. Rhodes, the band's conductor and Music Director of the Far East Academy. The band will return on June 3.47 words
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Article44 1986-05-24 8 SOME 20 or 30 members of the National University of Singapore Students' Sports Club will canoe up the Singapore River on June 1. The trip is part of their training for a round Penang Island canoeing expedition on June 17 and 18.44 words
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Article, Illustration278 1986-05-24 9 SUMIKO TAN - SUMIKO TAN One of these could be a delegate to UN of Birds show By AMERICA has its bald eagle, New Zealand the kiwi and India the peacock. Does Singapore need a national bird? This question is being asked now that the278 words
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Article, Illustration159 1986-05-24 9 Yes, Minister... we know the answers MORE than 160 children yesterday put what they had learnt about road safety into their drawings and showed they had learnt their lessons well. Prof S. Jayakumar, the Home Affairs and Second Law Minister, came away from the children's road-safety art competition impressed: The159 words
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Article77 1986-05-24 9 A MAN was charged on Thursday with committing mischief by damaging a fish tank, plates and a satay stall at a coffeeshop in Block 412, Bedok North Avenue 2. No plea was taken from I.im Ah Choon, 28, on the charge of causing $550 worth of77 words
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Article46 1986-05-24 9 THE School of Ornamental Horticulture will hold its 12th convocation ceremony at the Botanic Gardens next Saturday. There will be a plant exhibition, open to the public from 11 am to 5 pm, and a demonstration of gardening techniques in conjunction with the ceremony.46 words
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111 1986-05-24 9 A MISADVENTURE verdict was recorded on Thursday on a police constable who died 10 weeks after his patrol car hit a stationary taxi at a road Junction. PC Mohamed Sarwar s/o Mohd Afzal, 36, was driving the car when it hit the back of the111 words
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Article, Illustration113 1986-05-24 9 VITB exam papers destroyed: Arson suspected ABSONISTS are ketleved to have itartea a fire which aeetreyea hdk pKpßffW MM reeewhj at Viftli— l Mi Irtuttrtal Tralalag Bear* etflee la Ayer Rajah BMd early yesterIke lire kreke e«t *t Ite* MB te tke eumiMk tU» wnftrtaMMt. witch keeps eiamiMtiti papen ftwt113 words
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346 1986-05-24 9 Rare squirrel monkeys make their debut GOLDEN Lion Tamarins, one of the world's most endangered animals, went on display on Thursday for BMw first time here but Jbw were, oh, so coy. WThe pair of fiery-haired Temale squirrel monkeys, each measuring about 33 cm long, had spent a month in346 words
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Article, Illustration187 1986-05-24 15 MAZLAN BADRON - MAZLAN BADRON Picture by LAST night's testing of the lights for the official Hari Raya light-up, due to take place tonight, had to overcome the problem of blown-out fuses. This picture, taken at 11 pm at the Tanjong Katong end of the area demarcated for187 words
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163 1986-05-24 15 A MOTORCYCLIST died of multiple injuries after his machine shot past a red light and collided with a taxi, a coroner's court was told. Sergeant Ng Chong Siong, of the Traffic Police, told the court on Thursday that the accident occurred at New163 words
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Article82 1986-05-24 15 AN AMERICAN company, Electronics Data Systems (EDS), will open its office here on Thursday. It will serve as the administrative and marketing office for Singapore as well as the Asian region. A data processing pioneer, EDS will offer its services in systems integration82 words
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Article418 1986-05-24 15 RAV DHALIWAL - Scrap-car prices cut by 40% RAV DHALIWAL Business down by a third, say dealers By PRICES of scrap cars have plunged by as much as 40 per cent, hit by the sharp drop in the sale of new cars. Scrap cars in the 1,000 cc and below category are now418 words
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181 1986-05-24 15 A LEADING Singaporean businessman has told a visiting Chinese goodwill mission that China would benefit if it sought economic co-operation with Western countries through Singapore. Mr Tan Keong Choon, President of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, made the181 words
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66 1986-05-24 15 2 fined for stealing metal lacings TWO men were fined $400 each for stealing metal lacings from near a construction site in Upper Thomson Road. Oh Khoon Lim, 34, and Phua Guan San, 29, pleaded guilty. The court heard on Wednesday that they stole 60 pieces of metal lacings belonging66 words
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Article, Illustration162 1986-05-24 15 A WOMAN died »ad three •then were injtred wkea car riwt mnm ft r«td divider ud craohod bit* tw« f mlag can altng the East Coast Parkway on Thursday ■Ight. Madam La Famg Ch—, 37, died In hMpital mm after her ear collided with the162 words
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359 1986-05-24 15 BUYING a painting is like falling in love names don't matter, said respected art collector Dr Earl Lu, 60 "Take your time at an art exhibition. Look around. Don't worry about who the artist is. Just let it hit you. It's like359 words
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Article157 1986-05-24 15 COMPUTER sets, cables and paint worth more than $88,000 were reported missing in separate thefts on Monday. Ten computer sets worth 160,000 were found stolen from the National University of Singapore's Department of Extramural Studies in Waterloo Street. A caretaker discovered the IBM computers157 words
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Advertisement116 1986-05-24 8 #I^l \J** B fl B vfc m fl H B B B .mO A I I I I b»Bß^^^ FASHION FOR THE YOUNG GENERATION ii r\A -o^-* »o _^^Hl^BftrL-^^ >^^^MH B^^ c i«^ 9^,6s m W. \U^r <$$^ II v^baA V vk ft mA v A c j/^, p o(e^°116 words
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Advertisement22 1986-05-24 9 Scrap-car prices down by 40% Page 15 f f Magnificent I uL Color Lab Pte Ltd V Living up to our name!22 words
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Advertisement125 1986-05-24 9 Like all other Simmons mattresses, the new Simmons body all the support it needs, at just the right places. Deepsleep is designed to give your back the complete and Luring you into a deep restful sleep. Uninterrupted by balanced support it deserves. At a very comfortable price. any nightmares over125 words
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Article535 1986-05-24 10 THE upswing in the electronics industry has apparently revived a manpower shortage problem which was common during Singapore's years of boom. As in the past, electronics companies are finding it difficult to recruit sufficient numbers of workers to cope with rising orders. This is a matter of concern535 words
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Article118 1986-05-24 10 "This is a commercial matter, and we are doing business." Mr Chung Tsan-jung, chief delegate of the Taiwanese team which negotiated with the Chinese for the return of a Taiwan cargo plane flown to China by a defector. "We have only delivered the first instalment." South118 words
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Article, Illustration2669 1986-05-24 10 Svetlana's 18 months of frustration in Russia On April 16 this year, Stalin's daughter Svetlana Alliluyeva, returned to the United States after a year and a half back in her Soviet homeland, from which she had defected in 1967. Her American-born daughter, Olga Peters, also left the Soviet Union, toNYT - 2,669 words
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528 1986-05-24 10 T. F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane DO YOU know that Vesak which fell yesterday was originally spelt Wesak in Singapore? And it popularly remained so for many years since the Buddhist festival was first declared a public holiday here well over 30 years ago. But why the change528 words
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Article, Illustration1449 1986-05-24 11 LISA LEE - Cashing in Kon the dance revolution LISA LEE Popularity of dance reaching an unprecedented level By writing in Singapore Business DANCING one's way into a more permanent embrace is not a new idea not since the so-called golden era of the movies at least. Now, dance schools arefashionably playing cupid1,449 words
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975 1986-05-24 11 ERIK LARSON - ERIK LARSON By writing in The Asian Wall Street Journal NEW YORK Direct-mail advertisers dream of the perfect envelope one that will always be opened. They know that a nearly perfect envelope exists. It is made of kraft paper, has a unique set975 words
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Advertisement54 1986-05-24 10 71/lITSUU* ,^&g IvhH vcr "^\N»^/ Years Guarantee J 9\ Wireless Rcni«>u < onirol Full AutO: Made ,n Japan Auto Power On/Play Auto Rewind o Auto Eject Auto Blank Scan Auto Repeat Auto Power Off v GedckQentre Electrical Bc. Blk 214, Bedok North.St 1 »01 163 Singapore 1646. V Tel *****32/354 words
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Advertisement106 1986-05-24 10 GREAT INDOORS/ OUTDOORS Two lifestyles for the price of one. I jHjjljjj HI hI j H I I tMo^ <* *i*tt^ 'I ilfK |^M|%| 111 ■■■I iLu.Mo-.lat U.i J_ Jy i Luna is our newest indoor outdoor design. It looks k>>«od London is always popular rain or shine. Sota 1.106 words
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Advertisement419 1986-05-24 11 EXCLUSIVE ID ROBINSON'S Fine China at Special Prices FINE BONE DINNERWARE FROM ROYAL GRAFTON AT Vi PRICE! Design: Jacobean white v >I^H I A <^k mki J jL, p /^glJi I M A Vegetable Dish (round) $44 $22 I Gravy Boat Stand S6S $34.50 B Meat Dish $^28 $64- J419 words
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417 1986-05-24 12 THIS is in response to Mr Robert Chong's letter concerning an audit firm offering accountancy graduates a salary of $500 a month. (ST, May 12). I am an accountancy graduate. I agree with the writer that a monthly salary of $500417 words
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Letter153 1986-05-24 12 Earth wire not linked MY three-pin extension wire the type coiled in a plastic container with a handle, and on which was a Public Utilities Board approval sticker went out of order recently. I opened it to investigate and was amazed to find the earth wire unconnected it had not153 words
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620 1986-05-24 12 Proposed opting-out law will make it easier for those willing to donate but who don't make the effort to sign donor card we have tried all poeeibte mod** of publicity and education at immtntt coat during the part 13 yaara... Wa hava ao far spent620 words
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138 1986-05-24 12 Claim will be made for hurt worker if... WE refer to the letter "Was lab worker in industrial accident?" by Miss Sally Koh (ST, May 5) and the reply from the Ministry of Labour. (ST, May 16). Her brother is covered by the Workmen's Compensation Act. An investigation will be138 words
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Letter78 1986-05-24 12 I REFER to the letter "Pay held by firm but tax not paid" by "Worried". (ST, May 7). The writer mentioned that his ex-employer had not made Central Provident Fund contributions for him. Unless exempted, his employer is required to pay CPF contributions for him. We would78 words
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112 1986-05-24 12 Cabbies cannot charge $1 for hand luggage PLEASE refer to the letter "Cabbies wanted $1 for sports bag" by "Being Cheated". (ST, May 21). We wish to inform the writer that taxi fare cards are displayed in taxis. It is clearly stated in the taxi fare card that a fee112 words
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81 1986-05-24 12 PLEASE refer to the letter "Unpleasant experience with seats at hawker centre" by Ms Suzy Tan. (ST, May 14). Customers are free to sit at any table regardless of the stall they patronise. Signboards are displayed in food centres to inform customers of the81 words
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183 1986-05-24 12 WE refer to the letter "Commuters should move to the rear" by "Concerned Commuter". (ST, May 15). We would like to thank the writer for his appreciation of the problems faced by our drivers when they encounter passengers who do not move to the rear of183 words
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Letter54 1986-05-24 12 I REFER to the letter "Police probe too slow" by "Police Story". (ST, May 21). The writer is requested to telephone Mr Loh Kim Hock of Areas Command on *****44, extension 206, so that he could look into the matter. KHOR CHOR HI AT tor Director PR Department54 words
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372 1986-05-24 12 TWO months ago, Telecoms sent me a bill for $53.43 ($5O for the telephone, 93 cents brought forward from a previous bill and $2.50 for a STD call made on Feb 11). When it billed us last year for $50.93, including 93 cents for372 words
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Advertisement735 1986-05-24 12 Every top burner hoS itS OWn "TB^^^ TaaT^ Jaaam 'aaaaT built-in device of OUtO ignition. I BaH^aaV \wA /^aaam bH .aB^T Italy's latest design, now for your purchase M VI 11 1 i A"^^k I■ 1 q\ an incredibly low price with at^ attractive FREE gift. THE ONE AND ONLY735 words
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283 1986-05-24 13 Intraco may reorganise to keep up with new markets SOME reorganisation may be expected at Intraeo Ltd as the trading HT»up sees changes In Its target markets, prodoctlon portfolios and new managtmrnt priorities, said Chalnnan Mr Lien Ylng Chow. There already has bees a change at the top at Intraee.283 words
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Article40 1986-05-24 13 HOTEL Royal has acquired 660 shares in bus company Singapore-Johore Express Pte Ltd for $330,000. It paid $500 for each $50 share compared with the $665.12 value based on bus company's estimated net assets at last Jan 31.40 words
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Article80 1986-05-24 13 HONGKONG Publiclylisted French group Ibi Asia and two South-east Asian interests are about to buy a controlling stake in Far East Bank, a news paper here has said. The Hongkong Standard said Far East Bank was negotiating with three foreign parties on a possibleAFP - 80 words
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Article61 1986-05-24 13 LONDON Imperial Chemical Industries said it is investing about L3O million (SJIOO 80 million) in Japan as part of its drive to increase growth in the Far East The company is to build a technical centre in Tsukuba, near Tokyo, and a Pharmaceuticals manufacturing facility nearUPI - 61 words
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Article90 1986-05-24 13 CANBERRA The Australian government has modified a foreign tax credit plan to lower its impact on Australian companies with foreign operations, Treasurer Mr Paul Keating said when introducing the legislation in Parliament The plan, announced last September and effec- tive from July 1 next year, willReuter - 90 words
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Article75 1986-05-24 13 Daewoo may buy refinery SEOUL South Korea's Daewoo Corporation is considering buying a Belgian refinery to help dispose of crude oil given to it as part-payment for Middle East construction projects, company officials said yesterday. They said Daewoo was examining the plan because falling oil prices had affected Middle EastReuter - 75 words
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Article83 1986-05-24 13 TOKYO Hitachi Ltd said yesterday it suffered a substantial decline in profits for the year ended March 31 due to slow exports caused by the yen's appreciation. The company said unconsolidated net profits declined 16.5 per cent from a year ago to 88.04 billion yen (SSI.UPI - 83 words
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573 1986-05-24 13 Request 'not to cash' Mssm cheque for last instalment THE last instalment of the MJ23 million that Malaysian politician and tycoon, Mr Tan Koon Swan, has promised to pay back to Multi-Purpose Holdings Bhd has been held up, said two newspapers quoting sources. The573 words
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Article, Illustration210 1986-05-24 13 LONDON NATIONAL Westminster Bank, Britain's second leading clearing bank, cut its base lending rate from 10.5 to 10 per cent on Thursday. The banking system was expected to respond quickly with similar cuts, provoking an across-the-board decline in British credit rates. The Bank ofAFP - 210 words
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99 1986-05-24 13 Cerebos signs note issuance facility CEREBOS Pacific Ltd officially signed its $30 million note issuance facility (NIF) arranged by Morgan Grenfell (Asia) Ltd on Thursday. The NIF, announced last month, incorporates a $20 million underwritten portion and a $10 million nonunderwritten portion. The NTF is underwritten by six banks BOT99 words
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Article54 1986-05-24 13 NEW DELHI India exported more than U551,239 billion (552.76 billion) worth of gems and jewellery last financial year The Gems and Jewellery Export Promotion Council said the earnings were 14 per cent higher than the previous year's US$l .OB6 billion. Diamonds accounted for 90 per centAFP - 54 words
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481 1986-05-24 13 US auditors may have to report any suspicions WASHINGTON SEVEN Congressmen introduced legislation on Thursday that would require auditors to report immediately to government authorities suspicions of fraud or other illegalities raised in auditing a company's books. The Bill was sponsored by members of a House sub-committee that has beenNYT - 481 words
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181 1986-05-24 13 DONALD HIGGS - DONALD HIGGS By London Correspondent LONDON Ford Motor Company is considering taking over the Italian firm Alfa Romeo, one of the great names of quality and sports motoring. "Ford has expressed an interest in acquiring substantial equity in Alfa Romeo that could lead to181 words
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Article, Illustration99 1986-05-24 13 Wider trade deficit for Philippines MANILA The Philippines' trade deficit widened to US$l3l million (***** million) in the first quarter of this year from US$63 million a year earlier, the National Census and Statistics Office said. It said imports rose slightly to US$l.22 billion from US$l.2O billion while exports fellReuter - 99 words
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Article, Illustration440 1986-05-24 13 N. BALAKRISHMAN - N. BALAKRISHMAN By COMMODITY prices will continue to remain low for a long time to come but oil prices have probably bottomed out, said Dr Albert Wo jni lower, the Chief Economist and Managing ■Hrector of the US investment bank, First Boston Mr Wo jni440 words
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Article74 1986-05-24 13 AMSTERDAM The Amsterdam Stock Exchange is to set up a commission of experts to advise it on rules governing takeovers, Chairman Baron van Ittersum said. Introducing the exchange's 1965 annual report, Mr van Ittersum said the exchange was concerned at the possibility of a wave ofReuter - 74 words
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249 1986-05-24 13 No vote to restrict bond market makers THE Association of International Bond Dealers (AIBD) concluded its annual conference here yesterday without taking a decision on whether restrictions should be placed on who can become market makers. A market maker is a firm that is willing to quote bid and offered249 words
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Article94 1986-05-24 13 US firm to pull out of Pretoria PHILADELPHIA A US chemical company, Rohm and Haas, said here it was planning to sell its subsidiary in South Africa, joining a List of some 50 American companies which have decided to cease operations in the turbulent White minority-ruled country over the pastAFP - 94 words
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Article708 1986-05-24 14 Overseas markets round-up THE NEW YORK stock market made its biggest advance in more than a month on Thursday, helped by lower interest rates. The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 31.13 points to 1,806.3. crossing the 1,800 barrier for the first time this month.708 words
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Article377 1986-05-24 14 Mn $1,000 for b«t cutlomtri only 3 OCBC Fnjnc* 4 jvtiaWt jl DBS fnanc* l»i t»t« *ho i««MH( it UOf IKO *«MUbtt al DBS Finmct OCBC OUB (JOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings daily 5 4 3 <4 4 1 4V4 Monthly 5 Autosave 4'4 Fixed deposit 1 month377 words
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Article177 1986-05-24 14 Inlafbank Ovar tha counter Foreign Local Mare to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SJIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.5922 1.5951 6.41—6.15 Canadian dollar 1.6336 1.6362 6.19—6.08 NZ dollar 1.2387-1.2426 8.27-7.93 Sterling pound 3.3639 3.3676 3.00—2.95 US dollar 2.2300—2.2310 4.51-4.46 Local defers to 100 units of foreign177 words
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Article60 1986-05-24 14 NSTMei Friday Closed (959.20) -jj Hongkong Hanf Seng -?P Friday 1,815.92 (1,820.98) Austraian M-Ordnaries Friday 1,191.7 (1,174.6) Nkktt Stock Aver a t e Friday 16,204.98 (15,917.33) r- Financial Times Industrials f— Thursday 1,316.3 (1,312.5) d Dow Jones Averag e 0® Thursday 1,806.3 (1,775.17) (Figures in brackets refer to those60 words
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520 1986-05-24 14 Takeovers at a standstill because of delay on code KUALA LUMPUR A DELAY in the implementation of the Takeover Code, provided for under the amendments to Section 179 of Malaysia's Companies Act, has stalled several outstanding general offers. Takeover activities involving general offers have come to a virtual standstill inNST - 520 words
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Article79 1986-05-24 14 TOKYO Japanese firms seeking cheaper international telecommunications are urging the introduction of competition into the business, an official of the Federation of Economic Organisations, Keidanren, has said. The official said most of the 394 major Japanese corporations which replied to a keidanren survey on the subjectReuter - 79 words
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478 1986-05-24 14 ANTHONY HOE - Strong rebound after cooling-off period a show of confidence ANTHONY HOE Stock market weekly round-up by Singapore A STRONG rebound on Wednesday after four days of easier prices seemed to confirm that confidence in the Singapore stock market is returning. Quality and speculative stocks both made good recoveries during the478 words
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Article143 1986-05-24 14 UIC UNITED I taiiihlsi Oscpscattoa Ltd w— the a_^^^^^» ab^. B^sßMa^BVaT^sßfa^a»^B^Bissß\ —^^l The totoyiit, tradtag aa4 property grwsa topps4 the activity Hat Thmroday aas elMii at ftJ* far a thiee-««Bt gate «a EtHbWf v^^^P CvBW W I^BwflMßßvjr li^H Mol MIC IbJbw with the generally bettor market Mi143 words
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Article87 1986-05-24 14 THE FOLLOWING is a list of the five most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this week. It gives the turnover in thousands of units, closing prices on Thursday and the high and low for 1986 Canpairy Mas* Price (J) Hgk Low (000) May87 words
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214 1986-05-24 14 Kuala Lumpur SOME Singapore stocks listed on the Kuala Lumeur Stock Exchange elped the Malaysian market recover on Wednesday, but there was no followthrough on Thursday and prices closed mostly mixed for the week. The New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index214 words
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Article624 1986-05-24 14 D«Jiv«ry of FCL import container* Ship (Voyact) Boies Avaiable R R Ratna (63N) COO 22/5 (0845) 0 Strength (46A) COO 22/5 (1217) Um Promoter (029LA) COO 22/5 (1320) P V Tovstykh (16AE86) COO 22/5 (1220) Axel Ms '8606) COO 22/5 (1305) L Snman. (38W) COO 22/5 (1100) B624 words
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Article26 1986-05-24 14 NEW DELHI About 300,000 port and dock workers across India will begin an indefinite strike from June 15. an union official said recently. ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article217 1986-05-24 14 Vessel Berth Art Dep Builder 111 R23 a side 24/5 Coral Princess (P) K36 a side 24/5 (1200) Ganiiang Kl5 aside 24/5 Kola Angkasa K3O a side 24/5 Lampung Kl IA aside 24/5 lieselotte Herrmann K2B a side 24/5 Seree 2 K32 a side 24/5 Easter Glory217 words
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Advertisement274 1986-05-24 13 People's Park Centre I AUSTRALIA r a/ mml **M l" ml mT ml mml m w f m ACTIVE Australian property and invest m+{ w M ±t kmlml m w ml ±t\ -T ment advisory firm seeks representatives in V^#S#S^SJ>«N^ (^^^mA ASIA FOR THE MANY OPPORTUNITIES EXISTING IN RELATION TO:-274 words
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Advertisement107 1986-05-24 14 BnMt stress m U B* A you su^ er L MJ^^^fci n severe time rationing K^l w m W) v (24 hours a day js to short )> \^^k\ Mm M *an ur 9 ent need t0 ke^P up with Pwm^l/r] y° ur colleagues and schoolmates; 19 mill irrational beliefs107 words
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Advertisement16 1986-05-24 14 Some of the finest recipes to come out of an Eastern Kitchen. $21.50 TIMES THE BOOKSHOP16 words
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Advertisement113 1986-05-24 15 0 Muslims' Efl break fast y time 7.13 pm 1 IrfTnK /t^fTN /fTTTY AN OPPORTUNITY NOT TO BE MISSED. r:i _s_Pi COME EARLY! U ■■Lff-^rl I H t-t>"tor'- a-?B irT^filUflflfllw Singapore Carpet Manufacturers Re Ltd ,^l^*2Z 2 Tractor Road. Jurong, Singapore 2262. figj^ Tel: *****22 i :^lgil!\ lUffllißßl __J DON'T113 words
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Advertisement195 1986-05-24 15 Over 30,000 sq. ft. display are<i oi>^ «V |n of Antique 8e porcelain I?! I furniture. Also an exclusive ifl vs^l. i range of imported home and r k i office furniture for your T I se/ection. Kitchen Cabinet. £j [carp^rk}i^ |J. I Aircool. heater, wallpaper and |§j^ M I195 words
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Article, Illustration744 1986-05-24 16 TONTO - TONTO By oyr man on Me fracA What the tipsters say Mudlarks RACE 1: Golden Harvest n. RACE 2: Dragon Steed 111, Lovencare. RACE S: Graceland, Jack Robinson 11, Very Wonderful, Midas Touch in, Hunting Eagle. RACE 4: Trend Defy. Fascination 111, Cattleya 11,744 words
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Article223 1986-05-24 16 THE Racehorse Owners Association yesterday praised the Singapore Turf Club committee for its recent "bold and positive step" in increasing stakemoney across the board but at the same time, suggested further improvements for the betterment of racing. In a letter to the STC, Low223 words
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Article4500 1986-05-24 16 1 GOING FORECAST: GOOD _i 2.15 CLASS 4 DIV 3 1,200m 9 1 (Ratings: 70-62) ■■■■Mi (Stakes: $17,000) 1 *0* Rajah Brook 57 (II) Rapier-Read 3 nzg +1. Slowly away, then trailed field for last of 10 Div 3" KL 1200m yielding April 12. Kajoo 44,500 words
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Article, Illustration176 1986-05-24 17 McLaren bouquet for Teh THE 17-member Auckland Racing CTub delegation was yesterday entertained to a cocktail party at the home of the New Zealand High Commissioner in Singapore, Timothy Hannah, and Mrs Hannah. Other guests included Singapore Turf Club Chairman Tan Hock Chong, STCJonathan Choo - 176 words
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Article431 1986-05-24 17 TONTO - TONTO ON THE TRACK with PEEL HOUSE did an attractive gallop at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. With Peter Johnson in the saddle, Peel House stretched out fluently to clock 38.8 sec over 600m and was fighting for his bit at the end of the trial. The going431 words
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Article87 1986-05-24 17 TUESDAY (good going): Don't Trust George 36.7. Tukang Wang 37.4. Northern Conqueror 36.6, newcomer Dum Dum in 37.8, Shogatsu 38, Never Miss n 35.6, Trymebest II 39 WEDNESDAY (good): Kuda Naga 37, Fred The Red and Time Factor 35.8, Kwai Fei 36.2, Prince Splendid 38.4. THURSDAY (good):87 words
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Article149 1986-05-24 17 Bides Ist 2nd 3rd Placlngs far last 11 rides 1 Sestteh 148 IS 23 16 ********** 2 Cask 104 12 13 11 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 4 0 0 3 Francis 87 12 I 13 ********** 4 Danls 89 11 t 9 ********** I Leong149 words
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Article90 1986-05-24 17 Ist 2nd 3rd Teh 24 17 23 Loh 19 10 11 E Breakelen 17 20 17 Allan 17 14 7 West 16 9 7 K Leong 16 4 8 Yeah 15 18 11 Shanmugam 15 10 6 Samsari 15 9 6 PK Leong 12 15 13 Noordln 1190 words
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Article91 1986-05-24 17 Ist 2nd 3rd Aaric 9 3 9 Goodman 7 2 7 Blnegrass 7 2 5 Shanmugam 7 2 2 Naflsah 5 0 3 Chang Kok Lim 4 6 1 Agaaam 4 5 6 K Chang 4 5 5 Chens 4 4 4 Brigadier 3 3 0 AJK 391 words
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Article1637 1986-05-24 17 I Ml 11 20 CLASS 4 DIV 3 1,400m mMUu^Jbm (Ratings: 72-67) (Stakes: $17,000) 1 s**o4* Frleadsalp 111 57 (7?) Tiffany-K Chong 4 eg Ul +.5 »Na«ir 12 000*83 Silk 57 (72) Dallas-Noordin 6 nzg ul -5 KakM, i J *0520* Safla 57 (7?) Brigadier- Yeoh 4 nzg1,637 words
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Advertisement93 1986-05-24 16 Your practical guides on health related topics Coping with' books provide practical advice and information on health-related topics. The books can be used when coping with day-to-day difficulties as well as giving background information on a specific subject Emphasis is on selfhelp, where appropriate, and sources of further support, treatment93 words
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Obituary, Illustration216 1986-05-24 18 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MDM KOH AH LEK Age: 91 passed away paacafuNy on 23rd May 1986. leaving bohind nor beloved BON3 DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Lim Yew Poh, William Doris Daphtie Lewis Lim Yew Eng (Deceased) Llm Yew Boon (Deceased) Llm Yew Chye, Robert Llm Ah 3wet\ Angela DAUGHTERS SONS-IN-LAW Llm Ah216 words
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Obituary, Illustration170 1986-05-24 18 CHAN PUCK KUNG Ag«: 73 years Pmid away poacohiMy on 23/S/M leaving behind balovd Son. Yew Kee Yew Fatt Daught»r*-in-law: Ooh Puay Luan Khou Slew Daughter*: Ot Lin. Doreen Poh Llm Son-in-law: Whong Kok Chin OrandchHdran: Chan Vee Meng Chan Vee Bun Chan Vee Klat Chan Vee Mun170 words
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Obituary, Illustration38 1986-05-24 18 The Family of The Late TAN CHEK JOKE, JASON Departed 17th May IM6 wish to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to relatives and friends for their kind assistance, condolences and donations during their recent bereavemen^^^^^^^^^^^^^^38 words
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Obituary, Illustration39 1986-05-24 18 VIJAYALETCHIMI AMMAL Departed on 24.5.76 We often think of bygone days when we were all together. The family chain Is broken now. But memories live forever. Deeply missed by parants, brothers and sister and all Joved^ones^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^39 words
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Obituary, Illustration225 1986-05-24 18 In Evarloving Memory of our dearest Mothor A Grandmother MRS LIU PAI HU hm MDM HU UK CUNG called horn* to be with the Lord on 24th May IMS. Affection, understanding and the wealth of treasured memories. How much you're thought about. loved missed each day. lnsertedtoyifourfarnMv^^^^^^^225 words
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Obituary, Illustration128 1986-05-24 18 The FamMy Of The Late MADAM SIN YOKE LIN wish to express their heartfelt thanks to all relatives, friends and colleagues for their kind assistance, attendance, donations, condolences and wreaths during their recent bereavement. Their appreciation also to: Th* MwMQMIMftt, WlHlWlf Staff of Tung ft Ong Stockbroker* (•to)128 words
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Obituary, Illustration52 1986-05-24 18 With daaaaat «ymp«tti>»» and coodol«nc«« to Mw txmily of ttw Mo •Mm. Thyanyafci (AmW Amm) dapartad t/S/N. From: Lechlme Family Blk 6, Teck Whye Avenue »07-118 (2388) With d##o#st synipatny to th# family of tn# wva LU FONQ CHOO Sadly and deeply missed by: Jennifer and Keng Feng,52 words
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Obituary, Illustration70 1986-05-24 18 AKHAND PATH In Loving Mamory Of MR NARAfN SINGH RANDHAWA D*part«d: J6.5J5 Gone from our lives one so dear But In our hearts forever near Doarly miaaad by: Wrt»: Mdm. Indar Kaur and Sons: Qurcharan Singh Manjlt Singh Inderjeet Singh Pr«y»f will b« hold at Wk 33 Cnai70 words
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Article, Illustration833 1986-05-24 18 Sweet 16 who f l spells dynamite TENNIS SPOTLIGHT ON STEFFI GRAF 'Saturday Person Likes: Rock music, especially enjoys MTV programmes when in the US; English rock star Phil Collins; cooking; shopping; travelling in Austria and Switzerland because "everything is so clean". Msttnes: American food. Pnumnhj ef Ufa: "It isReuter - 833 words
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Article448 1986-05-24 18 'ORLD "EAM CUP SWEDEN CZECH aUSTRALJA SWITZERLAND Wilander opens accounts, Smid evens score in double thriller DUESSELDORF Sweden and Czechoslovakia were level at 1-1 in the US$5OO,OOO ($l.l m) World Team Cup tennis competition, with the concluding doubles almost certainly deciding which nation will qualify forReuter - 448 words
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Article, Illustration247 1986-05-24 18 A bleak outlook for Cash return COLOGNE Pat Cash is finding the tennis comeback trail full of obstacles. Cash, leading the Australian team in the World Team Cup, missed more than eight months on the circuit after injuring his lower back last year. In that time, his world ranking plummeted247 words
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Article302 1986-05-24 18 FLORENCE (Italy) Second seed Emilio Sanchez, of Spain, fought off the fatigue of his second punishing match in 24 hours to outlast American Glenn Layendecker 4-6, 6-1, 6-3 to enter the quarter-finals of the US$lOO,OOO ($223,000) Nabisco men's Grand Prix tennis tournament on Thursday. Sanchez, winnerUPI; Reuter; AFP - 302 words
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Article, Illustration749 1986-05-24 18 Witherspoon and Bruno fight is on promoter BOXING Tim Witherspoon will defend his World Boxing Association heavyweight title against Frank Bruno in London in July despite a dispute over who has British television rights to the bout, fight promoter Mike Barrett said on Thursday. BarrettAP; AFP; Reuter - 749 words
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Article535 1986-05-24 19 $2 million boost for pro circuit ISPA anticipate big increase in prize-money for coming season 4 There were only eight official tournaments in 1983. We have 33 this year and should touch 40 the next season. The value of the prize-money has also grown proportionately from US$l5B,OOO ($352,340) to U*****,000535 words
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Article, Illustration236 1986-05-24 19 Top woman player to hold clinic here next month WORLD champion Susan Devoy likes Singapore so much that she will be back here next month. And this time, local squash players will be able to share her vast experience gained after years at the top. The Kiwi girl was last236 words
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Article, Illustration435 1986-05-24 19 AQUARIUS - Join IGFA to catch up on world records AQUARIUS Fish tales By HOW do you get from being an ordinary recreational angler, satisfied with small fish, to the big time? What do you do when you land that whopper and how would it stand against others worldwide' How would you435 words
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Article405 1986-05-24 19 GOLF DUBLIN Dan Halldorson, of Canada, fired a sev-en-under-par 65 to gain a one-stroke lead over Americans Jack Nicklaus, Peter Acobsen and Doug Tewell after the first round of the Professional Golfers' Association's Memorial tournament on Thursday. Halldorson had two birdies and two bogeys through theReuter; AFP - 405 words
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Article, Illustration325 1986-05-24 19 CRICKET LONDON lan Botham shrugged off his problems with the England cricket authorities with a boundary barrage at Taunton on Thursday to help Somerset take the Gloucestershire attack apart in the County Championship. Botham refused to discuss the four charges levelled against himReuter - 325 words
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Article542 1986-05-24 20 Santana's star trio on recovery road MEXICO CITY The three injured Brazilian stars returned to training, injured French midfielder Luis Fernandez found out on Thursday he would play in the World Cup and the West Germans found themselves embroiled in controversies. West German spokesman Rainer Holzschuh moved toAP - 542 words
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Article, Illustration366 1986-05-24 20 Brazilians getting their act together MEXICO CITY For better or for worse, the doubts and the uncertainties surrounding Brazil's World Cup soccer team are slowly being resolved. After weeks of drab, stodgy performances, Brazil have at last produced some reasonably creative, attacking play and on Thursday started a twoday series366 words
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Article, Illustration428 1986-05-24 20 Psychological battle before physical contest MEXICO CITY The customs clash and the languages differ. But soccer coaches have their own way of crossing the great cultural divide at the World Cup. Psychology and diplomacy in sports are idioms unto themselves. The tactics may vary but the intentUPI; AP - 428 words
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Article439 1986-05-24 20 ENGLAND are prepared to gamble on captain Bryan Robson, says his manager and namesake Bobby. Bryan is at the heart of the team's ambitions and his importance is illustrated by the decision to rest his sore Achilles tendon for the remainder of the stay in Colorado, andAP; UPI; Reuter - 439 words
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Article, Illustration94 1986-05-24 20 MORELIA (MEXICO), West German captain, striker Karl-Heinz Rnmmenlgge, said on Thursday a lingering knee ligament Injnry might force him to miss his team's first Wsrid Cap match against Uragnay la Qnerretar* sa June 4. The in>U7 Is preventing him from training. "All I can sa>AFP - 94 words
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Article, Illustration1135 1986-05-24 20 MARTIN PALMER - MARTIN PALMER By Martin Palmer signs off with this column. Walt for more glamour and excitement as the column resumes In August when the new British season kicks off. English season ends on an optimistic note LONDON Only a year ago the shadow of death and1,135 words
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Article298 1986-05-24 20 JOAO Havelange, president of the International Football Federation, formally announced he was seeking a fourth term as leader of the governing body of world soccer. Havelange. speaking to reporters on arrival in Mexico City before the 1986 World Cup tournament, also said he did not believe any terroristAFP; UPI; AP - 298 words
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Article, Illustration423 1986-05-24 21 ALAN HUBBARD - ALAN HUBBARD Singapore in on the Geldof act after all By THEY will be racing against time in Singapore this weekend, after all. Several local clubs, sports associations, schools, groups of families and friends and even just the odd joggers are getting together in the name of Sport423 words
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Article136 1986-05-24 21 COLOGNE Juan Antonio Samaranch, president of the International Olympic Committee, on Thursday defended the commercialisation of the games as necessary for their survival. "Sport without money is impossible today," said Samaranch, responding to comments about the USS3OO million ($6.6m) contract awarded for television coverage ofAP - 136 words
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Article290 1986-05-24 21 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI $100,000 base for Players' Fund By THE Singapore National Soccer Team Players' Fund, which is expected to be officially launched next month, has already rot a solid base of over 1100,000. This follows donations from the Singapore Sports Council, the FAS Players' Welfare Fund and two290 words
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Article127 1986-05-24 21 ALBERT JOHNSON - Jurong amend rules ALBERT JOHNSON JURONG Town Football Club have amended their tournament rules to accommodate non-employee players representing companies in the Jurong Cup, Jurong League and seven-a-side competitions for the 1966/87 season. Last year, the club allowed companies in the area to register only one non-employee each in their127 words
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Article200 1986-05-24 21 SINGAPORE midfielder Leong Kok Fann, who has been out of action for the past four months because of a back injury, will return to competitive soccer with Armed Forces in their National Football League Division One match against Farrer Park Dynamos at Jalan Besar Stadium200 words
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Article, Illustration786 1986-05-24 21 HAKIKAT RAI - Day when nothing went right HAKIKAT RAI By Mea's IMm Heat One 1 Ong Yoke Phee ll.Osec t Joey Khoo n.l 3 Francis Nathan 11.4. Beat Twe 1 Sng Yam Kwee 11.1 t Eugene Chew 11.3 S Robin l.im 12.5. Heat Three 1 Suppiah 11.6 t Johanna Hashim 11.7 IJONATHAN CHOO - 786 words
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Article, Illustration265 1986-05-24 21 Frost meets match in Eddy HONGKONG SINGAPORE'S Lau Wing Cheok crashed out of the Hongkong Open badminton championships when he lost 11-15, 4-15 to China's Han Jian, seeded third, in the first round here on Thursday. Also making an early exit was Denmark's Morten Frost, who was upset 15-10, 10-15,265 words
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Article226 1986-05-24 21 Mm's singles: Icuk Sugiarto (Indon) bt Serian Wiyatuo (Indon) 12-15, 15-5, 15-8; Sompol Kukasemkij (Thai) bt Eddy Ismanto (Indon) 15-5, 15-4; Sze Yu (Aust) bt Hermawan Susanto (Indon) 15-8, 9-15, 15-8; Darren Hall (Eng) bt Sigit Pamungkas (Indon) 15-7, 15-8. H»u Jlm (Chi) bt L»n Wing Chert (81a)226 words
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Article249 1986-05-24 21 PETER SIOW - PETER SIOW By THE cream of Singapore's boardsailors are certain to be out at sea in the Mistral national championship, off the East Coast Sailing Centre, on June 28 and 29. The reason the winner will represent Singapore in the IMCO World and European249 words
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Article261 1986-05-24 21 MAHMOOD GAZNAVI - Punggol show improvement MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By NEWCOMERS Punggol yesterday displayed their maturity when they held Singapore Airlines Group to a 1-1 draw in their Premier League hockey match at Fairer Park Athletic Centre. SIA, who in the last five years have been the only team capable of giving Singapore Recreation261 words
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Advertisement49 1986-05-24 21 The Canon AS-6 all-weather camera Floats in water. operational even at Fully automatic 35mm 10 metres underwater compact camera. Dustproof. Weatherproof. From Shockproof minus 10°C to 45°C. Built-in flash for land Fully waterproof, fully and underwater use Canon j Available at all leading photo stores. Enquiries, tel: *****1 149 words
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Advertisement213 1986-05-24 21 Youth trials FARRER Park United will be holding trials for the national under-17 and under-19 soccer competitions tomorrow. Those to take part can re- port to coaches Robert Ng and K. Suba.su at the Farrer Park Athletic Centre from 8 am. Luchy Draw 2nd Result on 9/ 5 '86 Itt213 words
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Miscellaneous123 1986-05-24 21 CRICKET SCA Dlv 1 k.«.: IA v JCSC (Balestier Rd, 2.30). FrlcMllles: Press Sports Club v Stamford College (Balestier Road. 9.15am); Challengers CC (Bombay) v Safsa (Tanglin. 2.30); SCC v SCRC (Padang, 2). HOCKEY SB A Premier Leagae: CSC v IA (Balestier Rd), Punggol v Khalsa (Tanglin), Schools v Jansenites123 words
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Article, Illustration566 1986-05-24 22 LOONG SWEE YIN - LOONG SWEE YIN Ambulance on standby in onslaught by shoppers By MORE than 45,000 bargain hunters packed the Isetan department store in Liat Towers yesterday and spent more than $750,000 as they grabbed the best buys at drastically reduced prices on the first566 words
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Article33 1986-05-24 22 PARIS Two African immigrants a municipal cleaning worker and a warehouse employee claimed on Thursday the highest payout ever in the French state lottery: 32.4 million francs (about SlO million). AFPAFP - 33 words
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161 1986-05-24 22 LONDON British scientists My they have developed a device like "a faceless digital watch" that eaakies the profoaadiy deaf to 'feel aad see" noise around them. "It cm ke wtni like a wristwatcb by chUdren and adults, and gives a deafUPI - 161 words
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Article, Illustration240 1986-05-24 22 Supreme Court declares Aquino govt legitimate MANILA THE Philippine Supreme Court has pronounced the provisional government of President Corazon Aquino legitimate because the people have accepted it. In a unanimous ruling, the 11-member tribunal dismissed three petitions by supporters of deposed president Ferdinand Marcos questioning the legality Of MrS AqiliAFP - 240 words
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Article61 1986-05-24 22 BEIJING Chinese police have arrested three officials who made US$3.B million (about $8.36 million) from illegal sales of imported colour television sets and Japanese cars, Xinhua news agency said yesterday. It said the three abused foreign exchange controls by illegally reselling television kits worth US$55 million,Reuter - 61 words
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Article55 1986-05-24 22 TEL AVIV The Soviet Union has agreed to provide Syria with a nuclear power plant similar to the type damaged in the disaster at the Soviet Chernobyl facility, an Israeli newspaper reported on Thursday. The newspaper Yedioth Ahronot said the proposed plant would present both military andUPI - 55 words
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288 1986-05-24 22 Law may be amended for Sabah Cabinet: Mahathir KUALA LUMPUR THE federal government is prepared to amend the constitution to allow the Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS) to have up to 12 ministers in the Sabah state Cabinet, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said last night. This would beBernama - 288 words
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Article48 1986-05-24 22 MOSCOW An unmanned prototype of a new generation of Soviet Soyuz spacecraft docked yesterday with the orbiting space station Mir, said Tass news agency. Soyuz TM is the first of a series of Soviet spacecraft designed to ferry cosmonauts to permanently manned space stations. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article30 1986-05-24 22 NEW YORK The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 11.66 points to 1,817.96 in the first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange vesterdav APAP - 30 words
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141 1986-05-24 22 Animal Farm banned from US festival LONDON A STAGE version of George Orwell's political satire Animal Farm has been banned from the Theatre of Nations Drama Festival in the United States next month, the Director of Britain's National Theatre, Sir Peter Hall, said. Sir Peter said he had been told141 words
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Article44 1986-05-24 22 "This is an Orwellian joke that Orwell himself would have loved. It really is a 1984 situation," Sir Peter said, in a reference to another famed Orwell novel, Nineteen Eighty Four, a forecast of life in a SoViet-StVlp totalitarian state. AFPAFP - 44 words
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Miscellaneous154 1986-05-24 22 V TO 1 p.m. Showers over several areas from late morning onwards. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 26 mm SUNSET today: 7.07 pm; SUNMSE tomorrow: 6.56 am. GLOBAL MATHER Adelaide c Manila 26 34 C Cloudv AnwterdMii 11 18 C Rain Melbourne +c £?I kmk S154 words
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Article, Illustration1105 1986-05-24 1 COMIC CRAZY More than 6,000 people attended America's biggest comic book convention last August in San Diego. ANG LAY WAH finds out what comic buff^ here go for and why. CLOCKWISE, PROM TOP LEFT: The Avengers #£21; Daredevil mml bmm Mas; The Pyer Pack, 049 Mm Natlwal CMunUlee f«r Pi<B"|1,105 words
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Article, Illustration1539 1986-05-24 2 Can comics survive in these days of television and dwindling pocket money? lAIN MURRAY reports. Whatever you may think of our one-line jokes, our thrilling adventure stories and our dramatic art, comics have always been the first rung on the ladder to the reading habit, theObserver - 1,539 words
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Article, Illustration393 1986-05-24 4 Comics are taking Japan by storm. Businessmen are joining women, children and office workers in the rush for comics on such varied topics as salesmanship, love and marriage. I Update ONCE regarded as books catering to children, manga, or comic books, areAsahi News Service - 393 words
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Article, Illustration429 1986-05-24 4 ROMANTIC comic books are enjoying an unusual boom among young female adults in Japan where, in the space of 18 months, the number of books grew from four to 16, says the Research Institute for Publications. There were just four on the marketAsahi News Service - 429 words
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Article, Illustration780 1986-05-24 4 JERRY ROBERTS - Zounds! Reporterman checks out superhero fans JERRY ROBERTS Opinion By I WAS using my video display terminal as an ottoman, adjusting the "Press" card in my snap-brim hat and staring at a pile of press releases an average day for a reporter when Editorman got a notion. He flung aCopley News Service; Jon Sable; Badger - 780 words
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Article, Illustration918 1986-05-24 5 Shakespeare's speaking in balloons THOSE who find Shakespeare remote and redolent of suffering during schooldays tend to refer to him and his plays as "it." Anne Taute, who now spends most of her working hours on the Bard, still uses the neutral pronoun. "Few teachers ever make it come toIHT - 918 words
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Article, Illustration603 1986-05-24 5 Tbe Sk—k by J. P. Miller (Arrow Books, IMS, IT! pages, l«.8t) SK(X)K was the product of Span Barrman's imagination when he was a little boy. The creature would always be there to save him from the most hazardous situation imaginable, like being trapped inside an airtight box603 words
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Article, Illustration660 1986-05-24 7 RICHARD NG - RICHARD NG By DISPLAY units are commonly used to separate areas in the home, i peciaily between the dining and living rooms. They look nice but tend to make the separated areas look small. One way to overcome this is to use subtle space-dividers such as trellises.The Jakarta Post - 660 words
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Article, Illustration142 1986-05-24 7 s Handy Helpers Simone Vaz THERE is now an easier way to clean your pots and pans without using any elbow grease. Compass has come up with a powerful pancleaner that removes frying stains easily. The cleaner works best on dry, cold pans, so142 words
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Article, Illustration504 1986-05-24 25 CAROLINE NGUI previews Brewster's Millions, now showing at Jade. IF, SIGH, I had a million bucks Know that feeling? Well, Montgomery Brewster certainly does. For he has, not a million, but 30 million bucks. And he has to spend it all. Sigh. Brewster504 words
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Article, Illustration196 1986-05-24 25 A stadium surprise from Zircon Lounge ONE of the most pleasant surprises at the Let's Rock '86 concert at the National Stadium last Sunday was when Zircon Lounge, led by Chris Ho, did a rock version of the Tokyo Square hit, Within You'll Remain. Nobody had expected it. and even196 words
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Article, Illustration426 1986-05-24 25 SBC will telecast a three-part Indian dance drama, Damayanti Swayamvaram, presented by the Indian Fine Arts Society, on the next three Sundays (Ch 8, 6.10 pm). RADHIKA SRINIVASAN previews. IF THERE is a subject that forms the eternal theme in Indian poetry and426 words
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Article, Illustration517 1986-05-24 25 Knight - Knight Chess By THIRD SEED International Master Wong Meng Kong (FIDE the International Chess Federation rating 2290) defeated Andre Maniam in the final round of play to win the 38th Singapore National Chess Championship 1986 for the Lim Boon Keng Challenge Cup. Meng Kong (1979517 words
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Advertisement637 1986-05-24 8 12 Computer Products/ Services SCHOOL HOLIDAYS SPECIAL OFFER! MULTILINK COMPUTER SYSTEMS 05-08/ 03, sth fir Bufcit Timah Shopping Clr. Tel: 46*0017/ *****25/ *****06 IBM PC/XT Compatible* 256K 640K (Japanese) with 2 Japanese drives, drive card, colour graphic card, printer card keyboard, AT or XT casing 14" high res. multiple colour637 words
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Advertisement544 1986-05-24 8 12 Computer Products/ 12 Computer Products/ Services Services I i^_ SHERRY pro-286 J SS THE BUSINESS/ Jl WxiM PERSONAL k %^~^^L COMPUTERS V 4 R5232 1 parallel port on board e ***** Microprocessor at 6/8 MHz 512K/ 1M RAM on board Eight Expansion Slots 1 2MB/ 360K8 Disk Drive Colour544 words
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Advertisement409 1986-05-24 8 18 Horn* Furniture/ Furnishing OFFER I High quality Scandinavian I designed kitchen cabinets. wardrobes and shelving systems. Order now and enjoy:--e Low price/6 months warranty e Free bathroom cabinets or book shelves e Free measurement and quotation For immediaie attention, I I call our hotline I *****96 J A WIDE409 words
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Advertisement588 1986-05-24 8 18 Home Furniture/ 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing Furnishing fir ON SOLID RAMIN AND HIGH DENSITY MANAU FURNITURE Don't ffliss Out! I today fj^ 1 interiors I #04-21 Plaza Smgapura Orchard Road^^l 20 Pets/Pet Care S'PORE KENNEL CLUB reminds all dog owners that it is their civic duty to help keep588 words
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Advertisement457 1986-05-24 8 24 Garaga Sala 44 TAMAN WARNA (Chip Bee Udn). 10am. to 3pm. To clear antique side tables, dining table set, rattan trunks, pots 4 pans. Batik clothings, books, etc. Prices from JO 50 above. EXPAT LEAVING. Oarage sale: all Items must go. Not before Ham, Sat. 24th May. 15 Lengkok457 words
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Advertisement292 1986-05-24 8 25 Sale: Other Products EVEHYDAY .GARAGED V Huge new centre at Also 1389 Rangoon Road Te1?84;369 IiPLUSII 1 URGENT EXCESS STOCK CLEARANCE AT 3rd STOREY SINGAPORE HANDICRAFTS BUILDING Hundreds of brand new furniture items at giveaway prices! Opens from 12 noon to Bpm Free Delivery Easy Payments available 1 SI292 words
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Advertisement745 1986-05-24 8 28 Health Centres/ Messaoe MASSAGE CENTRE. Rooms with bathrooms attached Free Parking 10am to midnight N -Credit Cards acceptable. Queen's ■■"Hotel, 24 Mt. Elizabeth (opposite York Hotel) Tel: *****92/ *****8H ext 124. DOUBLE-FORTUNE HEALTH CENTRE. *04-ll to #04-15 Fortune Centre. 190 Middle Road Massage/ sauna. All rooms with shower attached745 words
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Advertisement1120 1986-05-24 8 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Monday le Friday Sjm tu b 30pm ir»pm dfidl.ne toi "e.l day I Saturday 8 lo*m to L-i- I 1 1dm dt-adlinr 1..r [he Sunday Times' Pjofcc Hofiday 9dm to lpm COUNTER SERVICE: IMS ORCHARD CfNTRf. #0? 105 LUCKT PIUA Manday to fnday 10am tu 1? noon lpm1,120 words
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Advertisement861 1986-05-24 9 38 TV/ Video/ Hi-Fi AERIALS INSTALLATIONS TECHnical s«-i v.i n\£ repatari nrtenank<Mi. Sharp. Hoxy (;r.ict/. ITT. Biers, Philips. Setnm. Noriiuuide. Singer, culour TV >>n the spot, fixing video Raeaonahla charges day service lo Bpm Telephone *****75 34H5023 ANTENNAE INSTALLATION SERV. repair of ctv video fridge MISS l.ee *****88 No übllgatlon861 words
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Advertisement530 1986-05-24 9 50 Office Equipment/ Supplies I COMPUTERS FOR SALtTV IBM 3270 PC with 10 MB hard disk 1 unit I IBM 3287 MDL 2 Matrix Printer 1 unit j Centronix 358 400 CPS Printer 1 unit I H Honeywell DPS 6 75 mini computer with 1 MB I H memory and530 words
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Advertisement415 1986-05-24 9 50 Office Equipment/ Supplies 64 Domestic Help Available flmileWS. PTELTO I 190 Middle Reed, #04-07 4 Fortune Ctr. S'pore 0710 Tel: *****42/*****57 Mon to Sat 10am to Bpm V SELECT THROUGH VPCO Package fee $650 includes documentation, full insurance security bond, medical lees, guaranteed replacement. years back-up service £K Renewal415 words
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Advertisement626 1986-05-24 9 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help Available Available FIUPINO tm THAI $220 SRI LANKAN SUO INDONESIAN $200 ($640) ($6M> ($770! (S1.8S0) Above complete placement tee includes Airfare $5,000 Security Bond StOOOOPA Visa Medcal Examination Process Complete Documentation VOU PAY NOTHING MORE Replacement Guarantee 2 Years Contract UNIFORM PROVIDED. Our ser626 words
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Advertisement404 1986-05-24 9 70 Situation* Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical I MONEY BROKING COMPANY has vacancies for CONFIRMATION CLERK/ BOARD WRITER Working experience In a similar Institution or a bonk Is necessary Possess a OCE O Level certificate with credit In English Ability to type Oood spoken and written English Age not exceeding 26 yean404 words
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Advertisement653 1986-05-24 9 70 Situation* Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical 70 Situation* Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical I Texas Instruments Asia Limited H invites applications for: I Stock Clerk (Located at Kolam Aver Office) I I Requirements: I Male I H GCF O F level with credits in F.nglish and I H Mathematics or its equivalent H653 words
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Advertisement707 1986-05-24 9 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical FREEHILL, HOLLINGDALE PAGE WORD PROCESSING OPERATOR/ SECRETARY Freehill, Hollingdale Page, a leading Australian commercial law firm with offices in Sydney. Melbourne, Perth and Canberra has recently established an office In Singapore. The firm seeks the services of a fast and accurate Word Processing Operator/ Secretary707 words
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Advertisement527 1986-05-24 9 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical REQUIRES 3 TOUR Executives/ Assistant with at least 3 years experience In travel line Preferibly bilingual Interested, please write in with full resume ■ontact no to: 112 Middle Rd »06-01. Midland House S'pore ma GENERAL CLERK. Mln GCE O' level, able to speak English Chinese.527 words
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Advertisement616 1986-05-24 9 71 Situations Vacant: Sales SALES EXECUTIVE A Fortuna 500 Company haa Itta abova vacancy in tha Hilach (Computar Pafipn*ral«) Division Candidates should have experience In direct sales to end users. A working knowledge In Hardware and or Software would be advantageous but Is not a prerequisite If you have either616 words
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Advertisement733 1986-05-24 10 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales 'sales representative A major multinational packaging company has vacancy for a SALES REPRESENTATIVE. The incumbent will be involved in market management and will be responsible for the day-to-day operations in specific market segments. Applicants should meet the following reauirements. Minimum 2 years733 words
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Advertisement308 1986-05-24 10 INTERNATIONAL AIR FREIGHT FORWARDER invites applications for SALES MANAGER experience In air cargo sales essential. musl own car and hold valid driving licence. able to communicate at all levels able to work independently capable of running his teams effectively. Interested applicants to submit their personal, educational/ professional and general particular*308 words
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Advertisement725 1986-05-24 10 71 Situations Vacant: Sales EARN EXTRA MONEY! li.-tu.et-n SSOO- SI MK) Part tlfii*- Sales IVr sonuel needed I ruimiix provided Call personally at 3, KallaiiK Way 5 Tel *****78 School leavers are welcome PLEASANT INDOOR SALESGIRLS required immediately 16 to 21 years Apply personally at ■•■()2--36A. Qneenswuy Shopping CM* tre725 words
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Advertisement899 1986-05-24 10 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Va Technical Technical Technical Technical Technical Technical Technical <^jp,> Still Looking for a lob? Q^k \m mt~ mJ Join the Construction Industry Training Centre and earn while you learnxlw X-J899 words
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Advertisement353 1986-05-24 10 ELECTRONIC SERVICE TECHNICIAN j Required Possess relevant qualifications minimum of 2 years in servicing of Control and Automation equipment. Commencing salary will depend on qualification and experience. Write in with full resume Si salary expected to j The Manager Scientific a Industrial Instrumentation (Pie) Ltd. I 32 Jalan Beneen KapaJ353 words
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Advertisement469 1986-05-24 10 We invite applications from suitably qualified individuals to fill the following positions: Assistant Electronics Designer Diploma in Electronic Engineering Minimum 2 years' experience in the design of radio electronics circuits To carry out research and design of electronic devices and equipment Assistant Electronics Engineer Diploma/ITC in Electronics Engineering Minimum 2469 words
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Advertisement382 1986-05-24 10 A CAREER WITH £l CHEMICALS We are looking for a suitably qualified I person who is ambitious and self-motivated I to join our team of highly competent I employees. I LABORATORY TECHNICIAN TRAINEE Applicants should possess a GCE O' Level Certificate with passes in Maths and Science subject, preferably Chemistry382 words
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Advertisement658 1986-05-24 11 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical SKILLTEK is seeking (or an experienced INSTRUMENTATION AND SOLIDS CONTROL TECHNICIAN t\i!<<iulale must have extensive experience and be prepared to travel within Asia Successful applicants will be based in Singapore and must be able to commence work immediately Knowledge of electronics is658 words
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Advertisement422 1986-05-24 11 73 Situations Vacant: Production PRODUCTION MANAGER required Must have experience tn CSC machines and other engineering works Please reply with full resume and a passport size photograph to: 42. Lorong Mariwki Singapore 1441 MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS for Jurong factory. Must speak English/ Tamil 3-shtft rotations. Those with electroplating experience preferred,422 words
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Advertisement616 1986-05-24 11 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Creating The Future I In Electronic Manufacturing I We are a rapidly growing company offering contrac- I ting services for assembly of computer-grode printed I circuit boards. Due to our expansion programme, we I ore looking for suitable personnel for the following616 words
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Advertisement494 1986-05-24 11 SECURITY GUAROS Age: 45-60 years Preferably with minimum 5 years working experience Able to work Independently with self-motivation Willing to perform 12-hour shift duties lnt*r*st*d applicant* picas* call personally to: 19 SENOKO AVENUE SINGAPORE 2775 MARKETING AGENT OF microcomputer It peripherals Invites applicants for the posts of 1) Engineers with494 words
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Advertisement636 1986-05-24 11 74 Situations Vacant: Miscallanaous REOD. URGENTLY EXPERIENCED Shipping Despatch Clerk with own bike. Call today at 82A Telok Ayer M from 8.30 to 6 p m UNISEX SALON REQUIRES Helpers. Junior Senior Hairstylists Pis contact Miss Low *****13 after I la in (Hougang area) WANTED KITCHEN HELPERS. Come personally to:636 words
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Advertisement901 1986-05-24 11 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insuranca SUNDAY CAR MART. Best finance rat«*s in Spore Refer loday's Ad under Veh Wanted' *****22 TAI THONG LEE. cars loan/ nontransfer Immediate approval 17 &18 Nankin St *****65/ *****02 84 Registration Numbers WHoTT'olojT^O^lZ ER4K for sale Asking $2,000 Contact *****55 85 For Sala: Alfa/ Peugeot/Volvo ALFETTA901 words
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Advertisement596 1986-05-24 11 93 For Sala: Honda 93 For Sale: Honda 93 For Sale: Honda 93 For Sale. Honda THE BEST RUN FORYOUR MONEY THESE DAYS Honda Civic combines sporty looks with economical fuel consumption. And easy handling. For even better motoring. Giving you even more 'mileage' for every invested dollar. Check in596 words
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Advertisement412 1986-05-24 11 90 For Sato: Toyota 1592 1 PTE. owner Corolla GL'. 5-speed. Aircon.. s.'rims., hl-fl. new suspension, immaculate cond. $17,200 Tel: *****33 Mr Ng 79 TOYOTA CORONA 16. aircon.. new paint, s runs radio, cassette. Asking $8,200 Tel: *****51 84, CORONA 1 BCL, auto Full accessories. 1 lady owner. Low mileage412 words
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Advertisement516 1986-05-24 11 92 For Sale: Mazda SPECIAL OFFERI $4,500 Downpayment. you can drive away a Mazate. 323. 13 Hatchback. On the Interest: 4.25% per year. Contact: Peter Teo. *****33 H*»MAZDA 323 1000 5-door Ist [lady owner. Aircon., radio casIsette. excellent cond. *****88 RrmiAZDA 626. Fully auto power ■leering with full accessories. Bft.Boo516 words
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Advertisement454 1986-05-24 11 95 For Sale: Suzuki SUZUKI M0 OCT. 1983 with aircon. Excellent condition. 1 private owner, used as third car. done very low mileage $14,250 ono Tel: *****26 4/'SS SUZUKI SA3IO GL 5-door Tip top condition, alrcon.. radio cassette, tax new. low mileage. 1 pte. owner. Johnny *****66 (before lpm)/ *****70454 words
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Advertisement884 1986-05-24 12 96 For Sale: Other Make* POWERFUL SPORTY SUBARU Coup*. IBM QFTS With new paint r.nlio caawtte sun-visor In tip lop cond Highest offer ■ecurei ivi TOtJtf afiet Ipm m 12pm lpm 82 RENAULT It 1 urbo 1565 cc Mrcon rmis hi tl radio, <as BhOWrn cond $26,000 oil o Tel884 words
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Advertisement845 1986-05-24 12 99 Vehicles Wanted ATTRACTIVE CASH PAYMENT a Any models B*toej AMM M a I'AHF or Non PARF used cars Private company registration a Commercial Vans IMckups 6 PIV Registration a Trade-in acceptable JINCHI YILI MOTORS PTE LTD NO 39 LOWLAND ROAD SINGAPORE 1954 TEL: 282*888/ *****22/ *****02 WANTED! Any make845 words
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Advertisement771 1986-05-24 12 106 Accommodation Available: Houses PHOENIX RISE (1 storey semi il tises bunglws avail for rent Partly/ fully furn Tel: *****28 SEMBAWANG 3-BDRM. DETACHED bunglw. Spacious gdn in pleasant locality $1,000 *****44 STEVENS RD. renovated s/storey colonial bunglw 4 bdrms.. servants F/furn $2,700 *****28 agt SUNRISE VILLA SEMI-D. terrace houses available771 words
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Advertisement1939 1986-05-24 12 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments JJ aISBJBP^? I afl HH ScM^ofll Ul «*K nßja^H^E^ey^n^^^^^^B i\L Wt |ri Prime location District 10, Singapore's exclusive B^__ B^ B^-^ B^ B^_^^^^J neighbourhood It is within 2 minutes' walk to Orchard H Road and 5 minutes' drive1,939 words
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Advertisement892 1986-05-24 12 113 For Sal*: Houses forilitipc for -^s^'^ E I P^S^b^^^ station "^^^^^^^■■■^^aaaasawaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaajß^BAkk^^^^M^^M^^i^H sS« hu. fe l^^ I New Design Double-storey Split-level Terrace Houses •> g v iSlsf jj 1 10-minute drive to city j|^g^y^^ s Show House Open for Viewing "]|B *i > Situated in Thomson Yio Chu Kang area892 words
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Advertisement441 1986-05-24 12 113 For Sale: Houses 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartment* Apartments The most affordable condominium living on the posh side of Kafong. fIPVaV-w KS •■aVa^Hfiar KaZ aa>-^ ■af^T^Bß i^e^Bnl -a tJ"HJbJP^ BaaCS V I bb^^^^^bbbb^bbbbbbbbbbbbi a7/' /••SS" aW BBBBB^bP* BBBft i I BBBBBBVaBBBBB^ ViBBBBBBB^^BBBb! BBBBK Towers ,g&.z*oi.441 words
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Advertisement374 1986-05-24 12 113 For Sale: Houses LOYANG VALLEY. Brand new condominium. 2 bedrooms. 100 sq.m. Countryclub facilities $200,000. TEXTILE CENTRE. 900 sq ft. 2 bedrooms. High floor. Facing sea. Vacant possession. $125,000 LUCKY TOWER. 4 bedrooms $440,000. MANDALAY TOWER. 2400 sq ft 4 bedrooms. $320,000. UNIVERSAL REALTY PTE LTD TEL: *****66 D.12374 words
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Advertisement961 1986-05-24 12 115 For Sale: HUDC Apartments BRADDELL VIEW: BEST Hlk beautiful apt view 3 1 bdrms Sunnyland *****13 D 10 FARRER COURT, high fir 3 bdrms t servant's Approx 1550 sq ft $180,000 ono Rolf *****11 FARRER CT. 1770 sq ft turn, split aircond Well kept $220,000 Tel *****59 116 For961 words
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Advertisement804 1986-05-24 13 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments B*.Ml, CLEMENTI 3-RM. renovated, kitchen cabinets ceramic Good view $40,000 neg 2»:<6183 BLK 430 BEDOK N. 3-rm Ncttr interchange. Terrazzo throughout. $53,000 Owner *****60 CLEMENTI WEST 5 RM Point Blk 604 High fir. terrazzo $130,000 Call *****82 No agents CLEMENTI BLK 342 5-RM. Marble throughout.804 words
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Advertisement570 1986-05-24 13 118 Factory Spaces FOR LEASE UNION CENTRE I 4VI Is Wh storey i 7.000 to i Newly completed 6 i storey light industrial building at Jaian Pemimpt'i cargo lifts ot 4.000 lbs passenger lifts of 2.500 lbs loading Building comjjhed to government OTTV regulatKxis cotnj)tete with tire protection system Standby570 words
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Advertisement342 1986-05-24 13 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces ■I Modern warehouse for sale ■■I or lease by unit. Easy instalments. I Located at the junction of ■I MacPherson Road/Airpoit Road with various dimensions and II ■I up-to-date facilities. Please contact II ■51 Doreen/Mr Chonq M 137 Tours RELIANCE No. f Choice > **T For342 words
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Advertisement22 1986-05-24 13 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces 137 Tours Ht^^BßQ^^rl r 4^F^^^*^^^sl I^BpS^Rsi WSJ Iff RYIVBk.^BW iaMBHO^ Be different congratulate through The Straits Times Classified.22 words
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Advertisement14 1986-05-24 13 137 Tours B^H B^BW N <&■/[/ Jl ihiiA^^k K-lKll3ißjßj bS *"^^^B^B^Bl*T l^Br4rf^B^ 188 B^Bt^-^-^B BS14 words
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Advertisement738 1986-05-24 13 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours ThaKand I 7 DAYS PATTAYA/BANGKOK/CHIANGMAI/ $888 I 'I U ii» i t CHIANGRAI GOLDEN TRIANGLE/ /ftfel > \V" I MAESAI WATERFALL (dep Mon) >^^^ fciJb^ v I M Bangkok Chiangmai by aircon train/coach w KA^ Y«!^Jlß^Bm *V <BJ^V^BW 4 W Chiangmai Bangkok by air738 words
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Advertisement317 1986-05-24 13 137 Tours r Come Visit Thailand I With Us I 5/7/8 Days Bangkok/Pattaya/Chang Mai from $735 I Shangri-La Hotel) Dep Sun Mon Wed Sat 7 Days Bangkok/Chang Mai/Chang Rai/Goldan Triangla $888 Dep Sun Mo" 4(5 Days Phukat/Phang-Nga Beach CilOQ Dep everyday ffom 3/4 Days Hatyal/Songkhla trom $379 ISee the Miracle317 words
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Advertisement236 1986-05-24 13 137 Tours 135 Air Travel BUDGET AIRFARES package tour of Ball. Jakarta. Thailand HongKong, Phuket. Perth' Smalllng Tour *****55 *04-76 Far East Plaza. TA 422. SUNNY ISLAND TRAVEL Low Fares to destinations all over the world. Call us for unbelievable air fares. #04- n Orchard Towers Tel: *****83 (TA 499)236 words
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Advertisement594 1986-05-24 14 137 Tours /SCm I i Airlift S [^■TTtTn l tTiVic^Bl Luxurious Coach I Special Features Exclusive High Class Hotel to C&E/707. Maximum Enjoyment Sig/irseeing at Every Stop in A Short Relaxing Conducted Tour Vacation Video Show on Board Coach Lucky Draw for Every Group Daily Departure j Your Stand to594 words
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Advertisement82 1986-05-24 14 137 Tours You can do so many things with the help of The Straits Times Classified, like: Buy a home Find a job Get a car Rent a car >W/ your bicycle Hire a painter 0 Purchase a washing machine 0 1 a nate your lost 0 Announce a birth82 words
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Advertisement485 1986-05-24 14 137 Tours 137 Tours C CHILD FARE 65% ONLY^C Qf\ DONTMISSIT > < O^ FOR THE WORLD S 165 dazzling days and nights. You must see it, you've got to be there! Be amazed by Kaleidoscope of 85 international pavilions; great food; fabulous futuristic rides; never-before-seen laser light shows. Thrill485 words
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Advertisement523 1986-05-24 14 137 Tours Daily Departure by Air-con Coach 2D3N GENTING $79 2D3N CAMERON $69 3D4N CAM/GENTING $119 3D4N GENTING/MALACCA $119 4DSN CAM/GENTING/MALACCA $149 2DIN MALACCA $68 2DIN DESARU $68 5D HAADYAI/SONGKLA $99 Hotel Genting/Strawberry Park/ Malacca Ramada Haadyai Holiday Inn 138 WlMf* To Stay j 138 Wh*r» To Stay i m523 words
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Advertisement243 1986-05-24 14 137 Tours 14t Computer Courses HOLIDAY COMPUTER COURSES Jaing MM PC/ XT computer t. New eleaeea commoning in May/ June. Basic Programming Stage I Basic Programming Stage II Basic Programming Stage 111 Wordstar (with mallmerge) Wordstar 2000 DBase II DBase 111 Lotus 12 3 SCHOOL HOLIDAY CLASSES AVAILABLE Day/ Night243 words
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Advertisement511 1986-05-24 14 147 Academic Course* M t<st Cambridge ">ip T \m~! Correspondence I ■>•■ \»^7 IW Mimmtry of Education in 1960 l| H vX 231 Bain St «»04 43 Bcas Basah Complex H I SO/18 Tel *****1? I G£E A" LEVEL- General Paper English Economics Management of Business Principles of Accounting I511 words
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Advertisement597 1986-05-24 14 147 Academic Courses 150 Commercial/ Technical Courses BOOKKEEPING (Beginners) 1 Sat 4 00- 5.30pm 24/05 2) Mop. 7.30- 9 00pm 26/05 3) Thurs 6 30- 9.30pm 29/05 4) Thurs 7 30- 9.00pm 29/05 5) Frl 6.30- B.oopm 30/05 6) Sun 9 30- 11. 00am 01/06 7) Mon 6.30- B.oopm 02/06597 words
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Advertisement647 1986-05-24 14 152 Music Courses DISCOVER A POOL of dedicated, conscientious it qualified professionals who conduct courses on Flute. Saxophone. Violin. Cello. Piano. Drums. Guitars it Double Bass theory Tel: *****43 CORONATION MUSIC SCHOOL conducts piano/ organ/ guitar COarSM. =03-10. Coronation Plaza, Bt Timah Rd *****52 JULY, NEW GUITAR/Organ Group classes at647 words
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Advertisement1127 1986-05-24 15 APPOINTMENTS/ NOTICES CTAMTC llQi;nfifil l^mmmm Telefax No: *****59 Rates: Box Service: f HflnßblANld ridOUOOl^^^ Sales Service: Tel *****11 Straits Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected: 555.00 j Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD ext 5724/5/6/8 5669 Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. Posted: Sslo.oo I 1 i ft i |=s AWT I1,127 words
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Advertisement669 1986-05-24 15 r PA Personnel Services J I>A Consulting Services Pte Ltd A H M DhobyCihaut- 10-10. (atha\ Building. Singapore 0922. Telex: RS 2)193 PHRSAI). Licence No. A.OOlO-02 SECURITY: No information will be given to our client unless J k authorised by you at a personal meeting. Applicants must quote J L669 words
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Advertisement670 1986-05-24 16 APPOINTMENTS j An associate company of OUB Centre Limited will soon be formed for the purpose of providing building maintenance and management services. We are looking for suitably qualified candidates to be assigned to OUB Centre for the following positions:BUILDING AUTOMATED SYSTEM SUPERVISOR The successful candidate will report directly to670 words
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Advertisement776 1986-05-24 16 jSfBSB^^ invites applications I fSm^^^ from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions: SYSTEMS ENGINEER S I HB Duties Design and development of real time computer control system fe Supervision and cost control of real-time computer system projects Ability to work independently on costing and time estimation fe of projects776 words
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Advertisement565 1986-05-24 16 a US miiltinatioruil and world loading nianutactiirer V of electric/electronic terminals and connectors invites I applications for the positions of: H I SALES EXECUTIVE I A diploma or degree in Electrical or Electronic Engineering •At least 3 years' sales experience, preferably in selling electronic components, or related experi- ence in565 words
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Advertisement778 1986-05-24 16 Application-, are invited from suitably qualifted persons to till the following vacancies (A) INTERNAL AUDITOR (B) LIBRARIAN [HI (C) PROBATIONARY AERODROME FIRE OFFICER Qualifications ami Requirement: For (A)— An Honours Accountancy degree or a recognised professional Accountancy qualification. For(B) A general degree or a professional qualification in Library Studies/ Library778 words
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Advertisement815 1986-05-24 17 APPOINTMENTS An electronic-based subsidiary of a Public-listed Co. With interest in CAD/CAM, Telecommunications, Computers, Electronic Component Manufacturing seeks Professionals for the following: CAD/CAM SYSTEMS PTE LTD (COMPUTERVISION DISTRIBUTOR) REGIONAL MARKETING MANAGER Degree in Engineering. Minimum of 6 years experience in marketing and business development in CAD/CAM/computer areas, of which 2815 words
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Advertisement720 1986-05-24 17 ffyourdeskeistDamhigkPilot. You've set your sights on a top ranking career, weaponry. To develop your capabilities to the One which poses challenges and is rewarding fullest to prepare you for the mastery of the .^^a^a^m Your high-ftying ambition can only be realised skies. And you'll discover hidden resources as a pilot720 words
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Advertisement391 1986-05-24 17 (fife SEMICONDUCTOR CrAftC POWER ELECTRONICS kWW%?IC USA WRLK-IN INTERVIEW for I Equipment Maintenance I Engineers I GE Smart™ Module (Hybrid Package) Venue Hilton International Singapore Executive Business Centre, 2nd Floor 581, Orchard Road, Singapore 0923 Date Sunday 25 May 1986 I 10.00 am 3.00 pm General Electric has developed a391 words
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Advertisement130 1986-05-24 17 tf& B TRADING AND AGENCIES PTE. LTD. (A member of Metrobilt Group Of Companies) invites candidates to fill the position of for the promotion and sales of Formica brand decorative laminates to the building and furniture industries. The person we seek, male/ female should possess Minimum 2 years experience in130 words
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Advertisement790 1986-05-24 18 APPOINTMENTS Browry^^ I h A AI> W J LEADERS IN THE ONSHORE/ I IXOOI OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY I We are a major international engineering and construction company with operations, extending throughout I the World, in the Far East Area, we are involved in all aspects related to the790 words
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Advertisement457 1986-05-24 18 I Grow with I Due to our expansion programme, we are in need of: H I Electronic I The incumbent will be responsible for the I testing, fault finding and repair, under the cri- I teria of quality and quantity. H Qualification* Si Experience fl Applicants should possess a Diploma457 words
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Advertisement656 1986-05-24 18 Product Managers B A leading Food and Beverage manufacturer with fl operations in both Singapore and Malaysia invites applications from suitably qualified candidates with fl broad experience and capabilities in marketing and sales. The successful candidate must have a tertiary education and a successful track record in the sales and656 words
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Advertisement549 1986-05-24 18 f PRIMA CEYLON LIMITED 1 I SRI LANKA I I requires a I I GENERAL MANAGER I A Sri Lanka flour milling company with its parent company I based in Singapore, invites applicants for the post of General I Manager. The person will be stationed at Colombo office I with549 words
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Advertisement619 1986-05-24 19 APPOINTMENTS I C^! NATIONAL I UNIVERSITY yy OF SINGAPORE RESEARCH ASSISTANTS Applications are invited tor appointment to two posts of Research Assistantships in the Department of Information System* and Computer Science. 1) Local Area Network The appointee will work on the development of network protocols and applications software for Local619 words
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Advertisement606 1986-05-24 19 An International brand-known apparel company setting up a regional office In Singapore would like to Invite applicants for the following positions: A. EXPORT MANAGER (EM) The successful candidate will head the export department. He/She must have a wide contact with overseas garment buyers from the European and American markets. Experienced606 words
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Advertisement694 1986-05-24 19 I Computer Operations The incumbent will be responsible for the management Of the computer centre, Maiiaitef technical support network management, definition of standards and procedures. staffing, acquisition of hardware, software and supplies, management of V^^H maintenance contracts, liaison with vendors and support of systems BH implementation. The computer centre operates694 words
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Advertisement300 1986-05-24 19 I M m>W\ BORNEO SUMATRA I I \?sBS£jj TRADING CO < S > PTE LTD I I Leading European garment exporter is I I looking for: I I MERCHANDISER I I (TO BE STATIONED IN INDONESIA) I I The Ideal candidate shall be responsible I I for planning co-ordination between300 words
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Advertisement484 1986-05-24 26 Learn how man r1 explores the mysteries of space and win a trip to V^^^H^^H^P Legoland Park or other attractive I^^^^BSwPUk From the early days i per copy with a packet of Our curiosity and interest in space travel have been^ 4 stl jkers. On o^ olourful^^^^ WP&^ endless. Man's484 words
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Title Section10 1986-05-24 1 THE STRAITS TIMES, SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1986 WORLD CUP '8610 words
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Article, Illustration941 1986-05-24 1 JEFFREY LOW - JEFFREY LOW By our man in Mexico THE CONTENDERS WILL a South American side triumph and make history repeat itself? It looks as if the European teams are better prepared to scale the heights that experts believe would pose little problems941 words
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Advertisement171 1986-05-24 1 SEIKO OFFICIAL TIMER the 1982 S|X)in World Se'^ 0 nas once again been mm| the Official Timer for the Cup Soccer Tournament event of its kind m the ie eyes the ACr are Ow cr BBI^^HBJ^^ BTB I eB6 World Cup, in Mexico, \f ending June 29th Seiko, leader m171 words
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Article, Illustration539 1986-05-24 2 How the finals went south of the border Amm@B6 THE fact that the World Cup finals will kick off in Mexico on May 31, Just nine months after the capital was literally torn apart by an earthquake, represents a triumph of courage over catastrophe. But the fact that Mexico wasAFP - 539 words
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Article, Illustration1620 1986-05-24 2 Latin American sides red-hot to maintain tradition and win in home continent THE PREVIOUS CHAMPIONS JMfc Uragaay (played in Urulttt: Italy (played in Italy). r lttt: Italy (played in France). 1954V. Uragaay (played in Brat zil). i ltM: Wm* Germany (played in Switzerland). 19W: BraiU1,620 words
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Advertisement981 1986-05-24 2 WVVV9/ There are 60 authorised Castrol specialist I /R8 I Wlfc service (xx.p» service centres in Singapore who display this \yßjg **ZT* r-i ~™Te l2 6e™, SftJl'sas 11 01 1 5 10 siqn. When your car is serviced at these N| il!^* '^■*HBHl^^H»chongshan motors pte ltd °*,T t K TRADING981 words
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Article, Illustration887 1986-05-24 3 ALAN HUBBARD on Mexico '70 They never got to grips with the devastating Geraon in midfield, or wllh Ike impudently attacking fttllback Carlos Alberto. The* there was Jairzmho, cunningly drawing Italy's act defender Facchetti into the middle and revealing crucial gaps for Pele to run at them.887 words
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Article, Illustration617 1986-05-24 3 GODFREY ROBERT on Espana '82 THANKS to recent telecasts, the World Cup soccer memories keep bouncing back quite as frequent as the leather ball that's seen tossing about on your screen. When viewing their "Golden Goals" programme one can be forgiven617 words
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Miscellaneous129 1986-05-24 3 1. Bryan Robson (England) 14. Plamen Getov (Bulgaria) 2. Choi Soon Ho (Sth Korea) 15. Tibor Nyilasi (Hungary) 1 3. Michael Platini (France) 16. Rummenigge (WG) I 24 U 4. Jesper Olsen (Denmnark) 17. Rodolfo Rodriguez (Uru) I 1 5. Hammoud (Morocco) 18. Sandro Altobelli (Italy) A -n V 6.129 words
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Article, Illustration319 1986-05-24 4 GROUP A: ITALY. ARGENTINA. BULGARIA SOUTH KOR£- PUEBLA (4 match** in Mexico City) THIS city of more than 1.3 million people, founded 450 years ago as a gateway to the Mexican highlands, is considered a jewel of the nation's colonial past. It is a city of legendsAP - 319 words
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Article, Illustration255 1986-05-24 4 GROUP C FRANCE CANADA HUNGARY. SOVIE^ U' LEON (3 match** in Irapuato) FROM cottage industries to full-blown plants, from tanning plants to retail stores, Leon is the city of shoes. In June, it will be a city of soccer as well, hosting Group C Canada, France, HungaryAP - 255 words
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Article, Illustration377 1986-05-24 4 3 VIEXICO. 3ELGIUM. RAQ. PARAGUAY MEXICO CITY (3 match** in Totuca) EVIDENCE of last September's killer earthquake will be largely gone by the time thousands of visitors arrive for the finals. The hosts hope the images of death and destruction will be forgotten in a month-long fiestaAP - 377 words
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Article, Illustration242 1986-05-24 4 --v -RAZIL. ALGERIA. >J IRELAND. SPAIN GUADALAJARA SMOG, crime and industry are destroying the colonial grace of Guadalajara, a haven for retired north Americans once hailed for its spotless streets and air of tranquility. But the provincial capital at 1,547 metres with near-perfect year-round spring weatherReuter - 242 words
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Article, Illustration248 1986-05-24 4 ROUP V GERMANY DENMARK. SCOTLAND. URUGUAY OUEftETARO (3 match** 6101) attention will be used on this colonial city for the first time in 120 years when Queretaro welcomes the "Grupo de la Muerte" (Group of Death) next month. The execution by firing f squad of Ferdinand MaxiPmilian,Reuter - 248 words
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Article, Illustration227 1986-05-24 4 JP c POLAND ENGLAND. MOROCCO. PORTUGAL HOMTEHREY of heavy inKttsr has stolen from the traditional Mexican provin■We- but left behind a things work in Kotry where they freKet the 2.5 million peoof Monterrey have Parade sacrifices in the rush to prosperity. An ugly, polluted industrial sprawl ringsReuter - 227 words
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Advertisement171 1986-05-24 4 INI RPM9I H *?i^^^l i r. b 2f ■"^m I I AmJU. TTie f^V€^f i^ out llOr C^HP^^Vi^l Capture World Cup '86 MEXICO Icofl6 f Jpfc^^RM NEW! AKAIs White Clip C ircuit ensures ikr^^ f #^^dfl B|^B^fl HI Brought to you by co-sponsor AKAI (HS more picture shar P ness171 words
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Article, Illustration5568 1986-05-24 5 ALGEt NASSER EDDiNE DRID: Goalkeeper. Plays for M.P Oran. Age 29, 22 caps. MOURAD AMARA: Goal keeper. Plays for Jet Tiziouzou. 27, 18. EL-HADI LARBI: Goalkeeper. Plays for W O. Bouf.uik 24, 0. ABDELHAMID SADMI: Defender Plays for Jet. 25, 28 PAWZI MANSOIRI: Defender Plays for Montpelier 30.5,568 words
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Advertisement303 1986-05-24 5 HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE THE MEXICO WORLD CUP? s a su PP^ er °f broadcasting colour H TV cameras, studio equipment and H H transmitters to this years World Cup in H Mexico, Philips is offering you a choice H in seeing all the action. Live or later.303 words
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Advertisement87 1986-05-24 8 What Football Training Shoe |That s Good Enough For A Match? f FANDI TRAINING by<^«o«to Technical expertise supplied by the Italian Research and Development Department of Lotto have made this training shoe the ultimate performer in endurance ai B and comfort. A shoe that's TT^^^B good enough for match play.87 words
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Article, Illustration662 1986-05-24 9 Managers under the microscope LONDON Four years after guiding Italy to their third World Cup triumph, Enzo Bearzot is setting new records, hoping to emulate a legend in Italian soccer and dragging several withdrawn veterans of international management into the limelight. Bearzot, who will beReuter - 662 words
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Article, Illustration1415 1986-05-24 9 ROB HUGHES casts net on the possibilities WftMlfe#r Paofo ftoaai can TQ' awai 0* 9#C~ ond tint* around from Ma dullad ahadow,whathar Karl-Hamz Rummanigg* or tboa* okter Brazilians, Socrat*a v Falcao and CaraiOpCan paak one* mom ia mB mucli a ntacHcal aa a mental m1,415 words
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Article343 1986-05-24 10 Hard man Souness makes his mark Q. SOUNESS (Scotland) GLASGOW There are not many soccer players who have been been the subject of a debate in their nation's Parliament. But Graeme Souness. Scotland's abrasive but highly skilful captain who left Italy's Sampdoria at the end of this season to becomeUPI - 343 words
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Article, Illustration298 1986-05-24 10 P. ELK J AER (Denmark) COPENHAGEN Preben Elkjaer has established himself in recent seasons as one of the best goalscorers in Europe. His dynamic thrust is a delight to fans both at home in Denmark and in Verona. Italy, where the fans have nicknamedUPI - 298 words
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Article514 1986-05-24 10 THE SUPERSTARS Is Platini bidding adieu in Mexico? MICHEL PLATINI (France) TAKE it from Michel Platini the most enjoyable aspect of the World Cup is watching it. Platini, arguably the greatest footballer in the world, will lend his blazing skills to the Mexico spectacle for the third time.Reuter - 514 words
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Article, Illustration444 1986-05-24 10 E. FRANCESCOLI (Uruguay) ONE of Latin America's most prolific soccer stars, Enzo Francescoli, earns his nickname "The Prince" each Sunday on the playing fields of Argentina. But the offensive midfielder for powerhouse River Plate now hope to gain a much bigger crownAP - 444 words
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Article, Illustration288 1986-05-24 10 CHABUMKEUM (South Korea) SEOUL Cha BumKeum, the most experienced player in the South Korean squad, sought fame and fortune in Europe. But the highlight of his soccer career looks like coming in Central America instead. Cha, who will be 33 a week before the tournamentUPI - 288 words
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Article302 1986-05-24 10 Voeller's back and ready to go RUDI VOELLER (Weat Germany] Rl Dl VOELLKR has Just one thought on his mind after scoring on his retain to the West German International team after a long injury layoff: "Mexico, here we go." The striker, perhaps the only national sporting idol to rivalReuter - 302 words
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Advertisement367 1986-05-24 10 Eaterthe GBette-PaperZMate World CupW Contest Yes muchachos! Howtoentw n. u *j iMi. i-i n mo x ■l. Buv ar} y Gillette ra/or/b/ade pack. PaperMate Wo'ld Cup Pack or Liouid Paper Catch some Of Our Memo itarld Cup 86 fever as It begins W set and answer 2 questions on he367 words
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Article, Illustration642 1986-05-24 11 Real striker expected to lead hosts to great heights MEXICO CITY The scenes which greeted Hugo Sanchez's homecoming from Spain on May 9 revealed the heroic status in which he is held by Mexican soccer fans and the frressures he will face durng the WorldReuter - 642 words
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Article, Illustration307 1986-05-24 11 Altitude is Shilton's main worry P. SHILTON (England) PETER SHILTON goes to this year's World Cup finals as one of the world's leading goalkeepers just as he was in Spain four years ago. Shilton, 36, has lost none of the positional sense, athleticism and anticipation that he has displayed throughoutUPI - 307 words
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Article, Illustration328 1986-05-24 11 Move over, Rossi, here comes Serena ALDO SERENA (Italy) ALDO SERENA has replaced 1982 World Cup scoring hero Paolo Rossi in the Juventus attack and he could do the same at international level. Serena, 25, only made his senior debut for Italy less than a year ago, but could beUPI - 328 words
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Article, Illustration443 1986-05-24 11 flaradona matures THE SUPERSTARS Argentine ace all set to steal the show HrTE World Cup was Revised for great players like Diego Maradona. Maradona has already played In the World Cup finals once and would prefer to forget the experience. But this summer, he is capable of proving what peopleUPI - 443 words
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Advertisement209 1986-05-24 11 Kick off the World Cup series. On our attractive terms. For as little as $36 a month, you can •Short-term rentals also available. rent a VCR from Thorn; while $20 gets ©Rent from Thorn and enjoy these you a 1 4" TV set. added benefits: •TV and VCR prices are209 words
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Article, Illustration364 1986-05-24 12 EMPLOYERS take note: Any drop in productivity during the month of June is no fault of ours, of the World Cup organisers or of the SBC. Blame it on football, blame it on the beautiful game, the ball is at your feet. If you succeed,364 words
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Article130 1986-05-24 12 GerdMuler (Germany FR) 1970-1974 14 Just Fontaine (France) 1958 13 Pete (Brazi) 1958-1970 12 SandorKocsis (Hungary) 1954 11 Helmut Rahn (Germany FR) 1954-1958 10 Ademir (Brazi) 1950 Vava (Brazi) 1958-1962 9 UweSeeler (Germany FR) 1958-1970 9 Eusebio (Portugal) 1966 9 Jairzihno (Brazi) 1970-1974 9 Paolo Rossi (Italy) 1978-1982130 words
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Article413 1986-05-24 12 111 J I 1 Brazl 57 37 10 10 144:62 84 2 Germany ft 54 31 11 12 122:78 73 3 llaly 43 24 9 10 74:46 57 4 Argentina 34 16 5 13 63:50 37 5 EnohW* 29 13 8 8 40:29 34 6 (luguay 29 14413 words
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Advertisement325 1986-05-24 12 YOU'VE HEARD OF NOW MEET JUNOI MMi =>''-*" Mr&ti^\nol nn v'nteo »»t«t* R.jc<y«V-< KvS? I^CitlVllCil UU m l^ i^ x- y ijuwiv IMC* IWMt(jMM I M9HMMI THE NEW NATIONAL G7. The new National G7 VCR has arrived. And as the latest 402 Orchard Road, Delfi Orchard #01-01 and you will325 words
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