The Straits Times, 26 August 1986

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    17 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1986 SO TENTS M.C. (P\ No. 188/1 2/8 R
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    How that CPF scheme works
    767 1 House pleased that withdrawal age remains at 55 By OUR PARLIAMENT TEAM YOU will be able to take out every cent of your Central Provident Fund savings, excluding Medisave, when you reach the age of 55. This is the bottom line of the CPF minimum
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    Lock icon Ex-Soviet dissident reunited with mother
    136 1 Ex-Soviet dissident reunited with mother VIENNA Former Soviet dissident Anatoly Shcharansky was reunited on Monday with his 77-year-old mother who had campaigned tirelessly for his release from a Soviet labour camp. Mrs Ida Milgrom, a tiny white-haired figure, was asked by a crowd of reporters at Vienna airport about her
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    Bill to deal with errant MPs passed
    486 1 PARLIAMENT yesterday passed a Bill giving itself tough new penalties to deal with errant MPs who abuse their privileges. They can be rapped with stiff fines, jail terms or expulsion from the House, or have then* immunity from court action temporarily lifted. The
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    Aquino arrives today for two-day visit
    143 1 Aquino arrives today for two -day visit THE President of the Philippines, Mrs Conuwn Aqslno, arrives today far a two-day state visit at the Invitation sf President Wee Kirn Wee. Mrs Aqsino, wt* will be accompanied by several ministers aad officials, will callon President Wee soon after arrival and then
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    Lock icon Dying girl 18, meets mum she never knew
    216 1 TAMPA (Florida) A teenager dying from an inoperable brain tumour has had an emotional reunion with the woman who gave her up for adoption a few days after she was born. Janine Malone, 18, of St Petersburg, Florida, and her natural mother,
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    Koon Swan pleads guilty; sentencing today
    1034 1  - Koon Swan pleads guilty; sentencing today CATHERINE C. ONG By MALAYSIAN politician Tan Koon Swan will know today if he is to go to jail or pay a hefty fine, or both, for his role m the collapse of PanElectric Industries. Mr Justice Lai Kew Chai will pass sentence this
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      404 2 Fitter killed mother A 2ft- YEAR-OLD FITTER was yesterday jailed nine years for stabbing his mother to death on Oct 25, 1982. Yang Hing Yih's mitigation plea that he had killed her because of continuous provocation was rejected by Mr Justice Wahab Ghows, who noted that Yang was not
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      Comment
      217 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: SECOND DEPUTY Prime Minister Ong Teng Chaea g kas made aa eminently-sensible suggeetlea when advising groups la Singapore that are etaewraed with the preservation of traittltaal Chlaese valnes to be prepared to make aali aad radical changes to a mlllen-la-eld caltare at that these valaes
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      Around Asean and Across the Causeway
      264 2 Minister apologises THAI DEPUTY Interior Minister Veera Musikaphong knelt and offered lighted candles and incense before a portrait of King Bhumibol Adulyadej yesterday to try to defuse a political row threatening Thailand's two-week-old government. Mr Veera, who could face criminal action for allegedly insulting
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      Timesport
      300 2 Hard-courts challenge IN CONTRAST to the rich red clay of the elegant French Open and the serene green grass of stately Wimbledon, the United States Open is played on hard courts m conditions reflecting the harshness of the environment. The last leg of this year's Grand Slam series starts
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      Section Two
      408 2 Where teens eat WHERE DO teenagers eat when they are out together, what do they eat. where do they go and why? About 40 young people write m to talk about their favourite eating places and meal-time activities. They love hamburgers and trench fries but they also like
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      Timesdollar
      196 2 AILING VDH GETS ANOTHER $1.5 MILLION VAN DER HORST chairman E>iward Goh Kirn Hai has arranged another $1.5 million for the ailing marine engineering group's use. Mr Goh had earlier arranged (or $1 million m working capital to be injected into the group. Both sums are believed to have
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      Around the world
      130 2 Ships 'may be armed' SHIP OWNERS are considering the use of anti-mis-sile systems aboard Persian Gulf-bound tankers following the latest upsurge of attacks m the IranIraq "tanker war." Shipping agents and salvage experts m the gulf said on Sunday that merchant ships are looking at technology developed
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      Forum
      94 2 HOW TO GET ACTION FAST A HEADER has taken exception to another's insinuation that people who use the Forum page of The Straits Times to air their grievances and complaints should instead write to the appropriate private and public bodies. After three decades of writing "to the Editor", the
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      Buyers' Guide
      311 2 Drive your ringgit further.... You can now fly into Malaysia's International Airports (Penang and Kuala Lumpur) and take off quickly m a Budget car. And if you're flying out, you can simply drop the car with the minimum of fuss and bother. More on this Budget service at
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      Lock icon Soviet N-test freeze 'does not alter the military balance'
      482 3 Soviet N-test freeze 'does not alter the military balance' MOSCOW THE Chief of Stall of the Soviet armed forces, Marshal Sergei Akhromeyev, sa id yesterday Moscow's nuclear test moratorium has given the United States some advantages but has not altered the East-West military balance. He also warned that the Soviet
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      Lock icon Volcanic gas death toll may be 2,000
      471 3 YAOUNDE AT LEAST 2,000 people were believed to have been killed by toxic gas fumes spewing from a lake created by a volcano m north-west Cameroon and survivors were fleeing the area and being evacuated, Information Minister Georges Ngango told reporters yesterday. A
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      Lock icon Killer fumes hydrogen sulphide — govt
      129 3 Killer fumes hydrogen sulphide govt YAOUNDE A g*venmeit tiKiieemeit, eaUlag the emiastoa Tslwsle gas fr*m Lake Nlas "gectegleal eatestraphe," Identified the kDler (UM tm kyiragt* •mlpfelde, i tilMrlMi, which smelkttkeratte« TTb trtuftlj teni Bat a swtei French ▼sJeswliglst sali ysstsfiay he 414 t seßeve •mbjstse. Wt t Mr Hwmi Tulcl!
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      Lock icon Telephone girls end strike, but row rages on
      422 3 Telephone girls end strike, but row rages on NEW DELHI A CONTROVERSY over former Interior Minister Prakash Chand Sethi's gun-totting raid on a telephone exchange raged (or the fourth day yesterday although he was reported to have apologised and a wildcat strike by irate operators was called off. The pro-government
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      No regrets, says Mao's widow
      181 3 BEIJING Jiang Qing, the widow of the late Chairman Mao Zedong remains unrepentant 10 years after her overthrow and arrest, a government minister said m a rare reference to the Gang of Four m China. Jiang was convicted of high treason m 1961 but her
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      Lock icon Benazir could face death sentence
      195 3 Benazir could face death sentence ISLAMABAD Jailed opposition leader Benazir Bhutto and eight others are being investigated on suspicion of plotting to overthrow the military government of President Mohammed Zia Ul-Haq, an offence that carries the death sentence. The accusation was contained m a "first information report" issued by police
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      Lock icon Sino-Soviet party ties 'can never be close'
      132 3 Sino-Soviet party ties 'can never be close' BELTING Relations between the communist parties of the Soviet Union and China can never be as close as they were m the 1960s even if they are normalised, according to a high party official. The Xinhua news agency yesterday quoted the official from
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      Lock icon Sarah's craving for prawns has them guessing
      189 3 LONDON A British newspaper is speculating that requests for shipments of prawns sent to the royal yacht, Britannia, mean the Duchess of York is experiencing pregnancy-induced cravings just a month after her wedding to Prince Andrew. But following the speculation m The News
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      Lock icon Fingerprint law in Japan upheld
      73 3 Fingerprint law in Japan upheld TOKYO A Tokyo High Court yesterday upheld a controversial law requiring foreigners living m Japan to be fingerprinted. The court agreed with a district court decision that fingerprinting is reasonable and necessary for administrative reasons. The appeal was made by South Korean Han ChongSuk, 58,
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      Lock icon US warns Taiwan over tariffs
      160 3 TAIPEI American and Taiwanese negotiators opened talks yesterday to try to break a deadlock over imports of American cigarettes, beer and wine and to agree on ways of narrowing a huge trade imbalance m Taiwan's favour. The talks are expected to last five days. The
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      Lock icon New draft Constitution bars Kim from presidency
      363 3 SEOUL A DRAFT Constitution presented to Parliament yesterday by South Korea's ruling party would preclude dissident Kirn Dae- Jung from running for President m the next elections. Democratic Justice Party (DJP) officials said the proposed Constitution stipulates the President must have lived m
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      Lock icon A puzzle to pass the time
      60 3 A puzzle to pass the time THE bigger it Is, the m«re pooling It became*. This is France's biggest Jigsaw puzzle, m display m mi ladaar sparts stadium la Caerbsarg. Eaca piece *f the lM^Mi-piece panle, wfciea measores 3,375 sq m, sells far 21 francs (Sst.s# Proceeds «f the sale
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      Lock icon Gulf tankers may use anti-missile systems
      575 4 Falklands war technology under study after new attacks BAHRAIN SHIP owners are considering the use of anti-missile systems aboard Persian Gulf-bound tankers following the latest upsurge of attacks m the Iran-Iraq "tanker war." Snipping agents and salvage experts m the gulf said on Sunday
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      Lock icon 2,000 firemen battle blaze
      223 4 MARSEILLES Two dicusanu exhausted firemen, backed by planes and helicopters, battled through a second night on Sunday to control Prance's worst forest fire m several years. A 20-year-old fireman became the fire's fourth victim on Sunday night when he suffocated to death as flames surrounded his
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      Lock icon 4,700 jobless, many stranded as US airline shuts down
      278 4 NEW YORK PBONTIES AlrttaMS, America's lMh largest 4,#ssj pe#ave sC w#r» arraage •taer mgais. Poaato E^xpress, FrssjHer*s pareat csfaaaav saM the alrttae, with a Qeet «f 42 earty«si£uUay. A to* y ea etfact to AU»V© IM UMsWOrHMMMMI AlffHsM tran fllbaf f
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      Lock icon 'Juries do not like papers'
      110 4 WASHINGTON An American doctor who makes a mistake on the operating table pays less damages on average than a newspaper successfully sued for libel m the United States, an analysis shows. The average damages and interest paid by about 100 newspapers found guilty of defamation
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      Lock icon Egypt-US war games begin as Soviet official arrives for talks
      387 4 Egypt-US war games begin as Soviet official arrives for talks CAIRO Egypt, trying to strike a balance m its relations with East and West, staged military manoeuvres with the United States on Sunday, while discussing Middle East peace moves with a top Soviet official. The start of the five-day US-Egyptian
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      Lock icon Assad to Gaddafi: I will back you
      76 4 LONDON Syria's President Hafez Al-Assad arrived m Libya on Sunday and pledged support for Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi m "confronting any aggression", according to Libyan Radio. The radio said Mr Assad and his Vice-President Abdul Halim Khaddam had talks with Col Gaddafi along
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      Lock icon Peres to renew Cameroon ties
      247 4 YAOUNDE (Cameroon) Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres arrived here yesterday to renew diplomatic ties with the West African nation severed 13 years ago and hoping the visit will help revive Israel's once strong ties with black Africa. At home Mr Peres hopes the trip will
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      Lock icon Sale of secret tapes blunder uncovered
      201 4 Sale of secret tapes blunder uncovered WASHINGTON Investigators of the latest lapse m Pentagon security say the United States Air Force inadvertently allowed computer tapes with "sensitive" data to be auctioned to the public. The air force audit agency found more than 1,200 magnetic tapes containing the data dealing with
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  • AROUND ASEAN...and Across the Causeway
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      Lock icon Islamic law: Take middle path, says Tun Salleh
      332 5 Islamic law: Take middle path, says Tun Salleh KUALA LUMPUR THE consent of non-Mus-lims m Malaysia has to be sought before any bid is made to replace the Constitution with an Islamic one, Lord President Tun Haji Mohamed Salleh Abas said. If this is not done, be warned, the nation
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      Lock icon Mahathir: Dole mentality must go
      153 5 Mahathir: Dole mentality must go KUALA LUMPUR Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday the government will review the policy of providing subsidies and other financial aid to individuals to eradicate the dole mentality among the He said it is the government's aim to create a Malaysian society
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      Lock icon Thai minister does penance for remarks
      374 5  -  ALBERT RAMALINGAM Democrat leader accused of slandering King during hustings By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK Deputy Interior Minister Veera Musikaphong knelt and offered lighted candles and incense before a portrait of King Bhumibol Adulyadej yesterday to try to defuse a political row threatening Thailand's two-week-old
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      Manila meeting to focus on common market
      313 5  -  YANG RAZALI KASSIM ABBY TAN By and m Jakarta JAKARTA Asean Is considering the formation of a common market by the year 2000 and this will be a major topic for the Asean summit m Manila next year. Philippine Trade and Industry Minister
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      Lock icon Aquino and Moro chief to hold peace talks
      276 5 JEDDAH Philippine President Corazon Aquino and the leader of the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) will meet early next month to seek a peaceful settlement to the conflict m the southern Philippines, the official Saudi press agency SPA reported. It said agreement
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      Lock icon Malaysia won't pay a cent for boycotting Games
      247 5 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia win not pay a cent to the organising committee of the Commonwealth Games as compensation for staying away from the Edinburgh meeting last Olympic Council of Malaysia President Tan Sri Hannah Abu Samah, who is also the Commonwealth Games
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      75 5 Wfoodwarcfe GripeW&ter is the same today BL^ fc^Li^JL B Ht or 1 Just like babies. Babies will always be babies. Easily upset by wind, stomach and teething irritations. That's why fKrtt~~7*m Woodward's Gripe Water i A M lias remained true to its M original formulation that M W'{ helps soothe
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon PBS leaders passed on Cabinet secrets — Harris
      338 6 PBS leaders passed on Cabinet secrets Harris KOTA KINABALU Former Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Harris Mohamed Salleh has lodged a police report against Parti Bersatu Sabah Secretary-Gen-eral Joseph Kurup and the Sulaman divisional youth leader Enson Angkunau. He claimed that Mr Kurup, Sabah's Minister of Communications and Works, and Mr
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      Lock icon 'Probe report on conversion' call
      155 6 JOHOR BARU The Johor Islamic Affairs Council is to seek help from its Singapore counterpart to investigate a report that four Malaysian Malays working m the republic had renounced Islam and become Christians. Council chairman Datuk Mohamed Yunos Sulaiman said on Sunday the Singapore Islamic
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      Lock icon Malaysian King sees Sihanouk
      60 6 Malaysian King sees Sihanouk JOHOR BARU The Yang Di-Pertuan Agong yesterday granted an audience to the President of the coalition government of Democratic Kampuchea, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, at Istana Bukit Serene here. Prince Sihanouk, who is on a five-day official visit to Malaysia, exchanged souvenirs with the Yang Di-Pertuan Agong.
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      KL action list to clear up issues with S'pore
      548 6  -  H.L.LIM Former Information Ministers meet as Foreign Ministers By KUALA LUMPUR The Foreign Ministry here will draw up a list of outstanding Malaysia-Singa-pore issues it feels should be resolved as quickly as possible. The list will be sent to Singapore as
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      Lock icon Resolve issue over sea boundary, says MP
      197 6 JOHOR BARU A Malaysian Member of Parliament has urged the government to resolve what he claimed was the problem of dislocation of the original sea boundary demarcation with Singapore. Datuk Mohamed Rahmat, MP for Kulai, said this had affected the livelihood of Malaysian
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      Lock icon Storm in Tots' Parliament
      251 6 KUALA LUMPUR Pandemonium broke out last Friday when several MPs left Parliament amid heated debate on major issues affecting the young. Although they had outrageous reasons for walking out, the Speaker for the day, Jamal Mohammad, gave them his consent. Two MPs asked for permission to
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      Lock icon China trade group's visit
      45 6 PENANG A 13-member trade delegation from China arrived here yesterday for a five-day visit. The visit, organised by the Penang Chinese Chamber of Commerce, is aimed at strengthening trade relations with local exporters and importers of Chinese light industrial goods. Bernama
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      Lock icon 'Drug rings teaming up with Reds to smuggle'
      501 6 'Drug rings teaming up with Reds to smuggle' KUALA LUMPUR Drug syndicates are relying on communist terrorists to smuggle drugs into Malaysia via remote Jungle tracks along the Thai-Ma-laysia border, especially m the Kroh and Betong areas, an armed forces spokesman said. The syndicates depend on the communists to escort
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      91 6 f JUCI'iP On The Job In Singapore A Bridge nr^^, /v r* /v iv I ML I 4JHtt ixvSt^^ W'P^l Blj On the occasion of Philippine President Corazon C. Aquino's first state visit to Singapore, AG&P pledges its commitment to ASEAN unity. AVERY-LAURENCE Guan-Hua Building, 133 Middle Road #05-01, Singapore
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      Fitter jailed nine years for stabbing mother to death
      369 7 A JUDGE yesterday rejected a defence mitigation plea that a fitter, described as a bright student while at school, had killed his mother m 1982 because of continuous provocation. Mr Justice Wahab Ghows noted that Yang Hing Yih, 25, was not
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      Trial for murder of wife charge
      74 7 Trial for murder of wife charge A 64-YEAR-OLD man was yesterday ordered to be tried m the High Court for allegedly killing his 38--year-old wife. Kumaran Raman, a hawker, was sent for trial after the statements of 27 witnesses were read out by Inspector Jack Low, prosecuting, at a preliminary
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      4 on wrongful confinement charge
      220 7 FOUR men were charged on Friday with wrongfully confining two Central Narcotics Bureau officers m a flat m Bedok North Road on July 7. Juffri bin Mohamad, 36; Mohamed bin Jahari, 70; Abdul Majid bin Tengku Mansoor, 43; and Arshad bin Dahari, 36; all claimed
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      Jail and cane for youth who robbed 2 cabbies
      196 7 Jail and cane for youth who robbed 2 cabbies THREE mem robbed ud hart two Uzl driven wtthta m bear, a eaart heart yesterday. Oie of the yoiths, Mehd Yum Ma IbraMm, waa Jailed tor three yean aad ordered to be give. 12 strokes of the cam whea he admit,
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      A police post residents call their own
      320 7 They chip m to make the building m Serangoon Gardens pretty and cosy IN SERANGOON Gardens stands a building which the whole community is proud of. It's pretty, cosy and, what's more important, the people pitched m to make it so. It boasts
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      Fire at workshop for ex-inmates
      149 7 FIRE broke out at the Mandalay Day Centre, a workshop for former mental patients, on Sunday aftcraoon. Two Ore engines brought the 2 pm blaze at the centre, m Mandalay Road, under control In an hour. No one was injured. Police said books and stationery
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      Jail for part in credit card offences
      135 8 Jail for part in credit card offences A MAN was yesterday Jailed for 10 months for his par m offences involving the use of three stolen credit cards to buy goods. Koh Khai Keat. 32, a Malaysian, admitted 19 counts of abetting two people to cheat the sales staff of
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      Pigeons drop dead in Indus Road
      112 8 Pigeons drop dead in Indus Road MORE than 70 pigeons dropped dead from trees near Block 77 m Indus Road yesterday morning. Residents said the pigeons began nesting m the trees about six months ago. Most of the pigeons fell on the plot of grass between blocks 76 and 77
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      Time off for a date with Mrs Aquino
      376 8  -  ROSNAH AHMAD By MOST of the Filipino maids contacted by The Straits Timen yesterday have the blessing of their employers to take time off this evening to meet their President, Mrs Corazon Aquino, at the Kallang Theatre. A construction company. White Industries
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      Seminar
      19 8 THE Sentosa Jaycees will hold a seminar and talk on communication at the Hotel New Otani on Thursday.
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      Computer will detect forged MRT tickets
      298 8 Computer will detect forged MRT tickets A COMPREHENSIVE system has been designed to detect forged Mass Rapid Transit tickets. A central computer at the MRT Operations Control Centre, linked to every station, will keep tabs on all stored-value tickets that are sold. These are tickets with their values stored on
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      Petir on what articles written by journalist show
      571 8 SINGAPORE journalist Percy Seneviratne once compared Workers' Party leader J. B Jeyaretnam to a black panther, the People's Action Party organ Petir said. In its latest issue, it described Mr Seneviratne as an admirer of Mr Jeyaretnam. Mr Seneviratne himself said m
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      Dr Tan licensed to solemnise marriages
      54 8 DR AUGUSTINE TAN, MP for WaampM, has been giaated ft licence to solemnise marriages m Singapore fr«m Aag 11. Dr Ta* fa «sm «f the three elders at the Hephslbah ChrlstiAß Fellowship, an independent Pr«testant ehareh Jstmud teeeaiily. It has 1M members. There are
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      Former political detainees serving the nation
      140 8 SEVERAL ex-polltical detainees who once spouted anti-government slogans are now doing their bit (or the community by serving m various grassroots organisations, civic bodies and the Civil Defence Force. This was revealed by Mr Chin Ham Tone, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Home Affairs), when he
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      Sentosa puts up 'back to nature' signposts
      161 8 THE signs are that Sentosa is both looking back m time and creating a fresh view of today's scenery. Visitors to the resort might have observed a new, rustic look about the signposts on the island. As part of a "closer to nature"
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      War pictures exhibition
      49 8 A PICTORIAL exhibition of the Japanese victory m Singapore 44 years ago will be Held at the Pioneers of Singapore/Surrender Chamber on Sentosa from Sept 6 to Oct 19. Those who lived through the period can record their experiences on a board m the exhibition room.
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      IDD to China
      49 8 TELEPHONE calls to China can now be made through the international direct dialling system. The charge for an IDD call is 35 cents for each six seconds between 7 am and 9 pm, and 24 cents for each six seconds between 9 pm and 7 am.
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      'A conspiracy to use dishonestly Pan-E1 money'
      1216 13  - 'A conspiracy to use dishonestly Pan-E1 money' BEN DAVIDSON The Tan Koon Swan case Stories by TAN Koon Swan conspired with former Pan-El Director Tart Kok Liang to use dishonestly Pan-El money to settle interest payments for share transactions which only benefited him (Tan Koon Swan). This was the main
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      No plea bargaining in Singapore — Knight
      681 13 No plea bargaining in Singapore Knight THE prosctntloa undertook not to press for a punitive sentence against Taa Koon Swaa "to get the accused to make as much restitution as possible", Deputy Public Prosecutor Glean Knight told the High Court yesterday. Bit Mr Knight added: "The sentence, whether It is
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      Why Koon Swan should only be fined — counsel
      1350 13  - Why Koon Swan should only be fined counsel CONRAD RAJ By TAN Koon Swan was the biggest loser m the Pan-Electric debacle, his lawyer Mr Peter Yap said m court. "Not a single cent of the losses sustained by Pan-Electric went to the pocket of the accused," Mr Yap claimed
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      Shares were paid for by roll-overs
      915 13 Shares were paid for by roll -overs WHEN Tan Koon Swan found that he did not have the money to pay for 15 million Grand United Holdings shares he bought from stockbroJdng firm City Securities, he and former Pan- El director Peter Tham used a method called the "roll-over" to
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      What the tourist index was based on
      346 14 MOST tourists spend on hotels, food, local transport and a little sightseeing. With this m mind, Price Waterhouse based its expenditure index on what a couple would spend over three days m a city. The average cost for each person per day includes
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      Cheaper to shop here than in HK
      431 14  -  SALMA KHALIK Survey finds that costs can be 5.5 per cent less on average Stories by PRICES m Singapore stores are marginally cheaper than m Hongkong, which still beats Singapore m some goods, says a Price Waterhouse study on tourist spending. The study,
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      Move to help cabbies earn more
      287 14 Move to help cabbies earn more NTUC Comfort is looking into other transport-re-lated businesses to supplement the income of its taxi-drivers. Comfort's Chairman Dr Wan Soon Bee, who disclosed this yesterday, said: "For instance, m Australia and other European countries, taxis are sometimes used to transport documents from one part
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    • Article
      Singapore hotel rates lowest of 10 cities surveyed
      485 14 TOURISTS m Singapore pay the least for their stay m a hotel compared with those visiting 10 other cities around the world, going by the official rates of comparable hotels. This was the finding by Price Waterhouse m its survey commissioned by
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      Better buys in Singapore
      20 14 Cameras Llqo.r n.--.i. ft |j ajioHajii-xiM I T«ys and game* Watches Tmee* Cwtame jewellery Perfuse I
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      Better buys in Hongkong
      9 14 MeM'g eUthing Cwmetto Leather gt+ds
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    • Article
      'Merger or wage pact first' issue for union
      203 14 WHICH ccmes first: Merger or a new common collective agreemeat? Tvs Is the Issae faetag twe printing mUns which have agreed to merge the Slagapere Printing Employees' Ualea (BPEU) aid the filagaporr News P« btteattott Ltd Employees' Uitoß (BNPEU). A 12-maa Jeißt
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    • Article
      Private sector to gain from info drive
      412 14 Private sector to gain from info drive MANY spinoffs to the private sector such as the cutting of unnecessary procedures and red tape will be generated from the active promotion of up-to-date information systems m the civil service. Brigadier-General (Reservist) Lee Hsien Loong said this at the Civil Service Computerisation
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    • Article
      Lift death: Display bigger service signs, firm told
      422 14 A CORONER suggested to an elevator company yesterday that it put up bigger signs and display them prominently to warn the public that lifts were being serviced. State Coroner Sarjit Singh said this after hearing a case m which Mr Noor Azim
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    • Article
      Bird lover caged
      62 14 A man, said to be a bird lover, was yesterday jailed for two years for housebreaking and theft at a flat m Block 30, Jalan Klinik, on Nov 3 last year. Thoon Bock Kirn, 29, wanted to steal birds but, finding none, stole two porcelain cups and
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      Three hit by jeep in airport mishap
      230 15 Driver held by police after failing breathalyser test A TODDLER went into a coma, his uncle suffered head injuries and the child's mother fractured both her feet m an accident with a jeep at Changi airport on Sunday. Police said yesterday that the
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    • Article
      Schoolboy for piano festival
      127 15 AN 11-year-old schoolboy is m Japan as Singapore's representative at a piano festival there. Colin Loy will beplaying his composition, The Romantic Forest, at Japan's International Junior Original Concert, his second appearance there since 1964. The Fairfield Methodist Primary schoolboy, the son of a computer company
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      Singapore student dies in road crash in US
      302 15 Singapore student dies in road crash in US A SINGAPORE student at the University of Oregon died m a road accident m a town m the United States on Friday. The family of Mr R. Gnanasekaran, 25, said his car was involved m a road accident m Albany. Mr Gnanasekaran,
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    • Article
      Training course
      50 15 Training course THE Singapore Anti-Narcot-ics Association will hold a basic training course for volunteer aftercare officers at Sana House on Thursday at 7.30 pm. Mr Baey Lian Peck, the president of Sana, will present certificates of appreciation to 18 volunteer aftercare officers for their service during the past two years.
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    • Article
      Librarians to meet
      49 15 DR ALINE Wong, the MP for Changkat, will open the Singapore-Malaysia Congress of librarians and Information Professionals at the Hilton International Singapore on Sept 4 at 9.30 am. The three-day congress will be Jointly organised by the Library Association of Singapore and the Persatuan Perpustakaan Malaysia.
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    • Article
      Party time
      40 15 THE Ministry of Community Development will hold a party for foster parents and foster children at Ken-Air Funworld m Parkway Parade on Sept 10. The MP for Ulu Pandan, Dr Dixie Tan, will be the guest of honour.
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    • Article
      Tang's date
      32 15 THE Parliamentary Secretary (Education), Mr Tang Guan Seng, will attend the inaugural concert of the Singapore Youth Training Orchestra at the Victoria Concert Hall on Sept 7 at 5 pm.
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    • Article
      NUS buys 50 computers
      97 15 THE National University of Singapore has bought 50 computers for teaching and doing research m the Engineering Faculty. First-year students will use the computers to study computer-aided drafting. Senior engineering undergraduates will use the machines to study comput-er-aided drafting or designing and manufacturing subjects. They will
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    • Article
      Incentive scheme for higher skills
      342 15 Incentive scheme for higher skills DETAILS of a financial scheme to help companies pay training costs for specialised skills are being worked out by the Economic Development Board. One area of such skills the Board is looking at is the training and upgrading of technicians and engineers m the aerospace
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    • Article
      Second stage of hotel inquiry on Sept 16
      162 15 188 Csaussssiea «C laamtry Into the wllapsß sf the H«tel New WsfM, a* Bemafssa Read, will serin the mtmi stage sf Us hv fsfry en Sept 11 A flsiss^tf^HusfWrt VlWtftf^AV IssslßAfll »y the Cenutisstea secretary, Mr Urn 8m Plag, saM the keartax
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    • Article
      Mochtar is sure Jakarta will lead non-aligned body
      424 15  -  RAV DHALIWAL By INDONESIAN Foreign Minister Dr Mochtar Kusumaatmadja is confident that his country is gaining good ground and will attain the chairmanship of the Non-Aligned Movement. If It succeeds m its bid, Indonesia will push for the setting up of a
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      Malaysian navy chief visits Pulau Brani
      102 15 Malaysian navy chief visits Pulau Brani THE chief of the Royal Malaysian Navy, Vice-Ad-miral Dato' Abdul Wahab bin Haji Nawi, visited the Pulau Brani Naval Base yesterday as part of a four-day official visit. Dato' Abdul Wahab arrived on Sunday at the invitation of the Commander of the Republic of
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    • Article
      Jailed over joyrides
      55 15 A YOUTH who stole nine motorcycles m six months for joyrides and abandoned them after running out of fuel was yesterday sent for reformative training Ismail bin Rosdi, 18, had earlier pleaded guilty to stealing the motorcycles between May and October last year. An accomplice has since
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      414 8 We even improved Take the 2 Ktre o s^? ected engine m our new 240 for example. Oil tnC priC6« Notice how it pulls so smoothly from a cold start and how rapidly it Take a close look at Volvo's 1986 accelerates for easy overtaking at 240GL injection and its
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  • Parliament
    • In short
      • Article
        CPF option for more govt officers
        823 10  -  ALAN JOHN THE PENSIONS ACT has been amended to allow more civil servants to opt for the full Central Provident Fund scheme rather than the pensions scheme. With effect from April 1 this year, new Division I and II officers m non-key services as
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    • Article
      Guaranteed life annuity the best
      420 10 Ministerial statement on CPF ITHIS pays you a regular sum over a fixed period of time and so makes sure you get back your initial sum plus interest. As the payments stop at the end of the fixed period, you will not receive any more
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    • Article, Illustration
      CPF safety net for old age
      63 10  -  Lee de Silva Alfred Elicierto Artwork by I and* We present a graphic guide to the proposals presented m Parliament to set aside part of your CPF savings for old age. The scheme, targetted to start on Jan 1, 1987, is designed to ensure
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      MPs relieved that withdrawal age will remain at 55
      816 10 ONE MP called It a "gem of a scheme". Another said the details *f the scheme would be a "relief" to all Singaporeans who feared they would not be able to withdraw their CPF savings when they are 55 years old.
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    • From the Gallery
      • Article
        A long day made heavy by hours of debate
        807 11 Dr Yeoh thought it too much when the Anton MP called for a third division momtntt later at he tought to amend another clause. Said Dr Yeoh: "Not again! You're abusing the privilege of this Houee. Won't c show of hands
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    • Article
      Valuation of property
      190 11 THE value of a property used to meet the minimum sum will be based on market value. For Housing Board flats, the value will be based on actual transaction prices of the same kind of flats over the previous year. Private property will be valued by valuers
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    • Article
      Income tax exempt
      109 11 THE Ministry of Finance has agreed m principle to exempt from income tax the interest earned and periodic payments from the CPF minimum sum. Revealing this, Acting Labour Minister Lee Yock Suan said that details are being worked out and will be announced later. Mr Heng Chiang
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    • Article
      '80% favour scheme'
      105 11 BASED on a spot survey, the Ministry of Labour has estimated that more than 80 per cent of the people are m favour of the minimum sum scheme, said Mr Lee Yock Suan. Mr Lee was explaining why it was not necessary to set up a committee,
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    • Article
      Q-and-A leaflets
      58 11 THE Ministry of Labour is thinking of mailing simple questlon-and-answer leaflets to all CPF members to explain how the minimum sum scheme works. This will be m addition to publicity m the press and other mass media. Mr Lee Yock Suan also called on MPs and unionists to
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    • Article
      5,600 with less than $10,000 at 55 next year
      367 11 5,600 with less than $10,000 at 55 next year MB LEE Yoek Saaa said that Go vernmen t will have U release next year the Ml amount ef CPF savings to the ijm people who have less than $IM* In their aceoonts when they reach K. "They need the money
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    • Article
      10 more day-care centres for elderly
      114 11 TEN more centres to provide day care, rehabilitation and health services (or the elderly will be built within the next five years, said Mr Yeo Cheow Tong, Minister of State (Health and Foreign Affairs). Replying to Mr Philip Tan (Paya Lebar), Mr Yeo said
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      Increasing range of services
      74 11 Increasing range of services Mr Yeo also said the foundation will work with other organisations to increase the range of services provided so that nursing care for the elderly and the chronic sick may be increasingly provided at home. The foundation is already working with grassroots organisations to set up
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    • Article
      Plans to fine m-cyclists who park in void decks
      149 11 THE Housing Board Is working out rules under which motorcyclists who park m the void decks of apartment blocks can be fined, National Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan said. Replying to Mr Goh Choon Rang (Braddell Heights) on indiscriminate parking by
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      Traffic Police will step up passenger education on visits
      230 11 Safety on school buses SAFETY measures for school buses are adequate but the Traffic Police will step up road-safety education m its school visits. Mr Ho Kah Leong, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Communications and Information), said the Registry of Vehicles and the
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    • Article
      Children may make up shortfall
      270 11 Ministerial statement on CPF THE Government is thinking of allowing children of people with very low CPF savings to transfer part of their own CPF savings or cash to top up the minimum sums m their parents' accounts. But the amount transferred must be limited
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    • Article
      Govt willing to consider endowment plan idea
      354 11 THE Government is prepared to consider the idea of an insurance endowment plan as long as it is for the minimum sum, said Acting Labour Minister Lee Yock Suan. Mr Lee, who was answering a question on alternative schemes for CPF funds from
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      Elderly target of male conmen
      149 11 THERE were 16 reported eases sf cbeattag sad sttesaptedclwfiH sj tricksters dmrtag tfce •me, year ported fr*m J«ly las* year, mM Dr Lee Bsw Yaag, Matter of State (Trade aad Affairs). IDe Tfce victims were whs were tricked tsvwgk the tslepfcsae. Oae cmlprit respsasiblc f
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      Study on studio flats for aged
      198 11 Questions and Answers Elderly can then stay near married children THE HOUSING Board is studying if it is possible to build studio apartments together with larger flats, such as those with four and five rooms. This would enable the elderly to stay near their
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    • Article
      Pledging property made easy
      96 11 Pledging property made easy PLEDGING property to meet the minimum sum required will be made easy for members. All a CPF member will probably have to do is sign a form when be withdraws money at age 55. If be does not sell the house, then he can live m
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    • Article
      Cambodia — UN still has a role to play
      160 11 Cambodia UN still has a role to play THE United Nations still has a role to play despite the fact that so far, Vietnam has rejected it as a forum for a political settlement, Foreign Affairs Minister S. Dhanabalan said. Replying to Mr Wan Hussin Zoohri (Kampong Übi), who had
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    • Article
      'Scheme is meant as a safeguard'
      136 11 MOST Singaporeans can manage their own savings. The Government is not saying that Singaporeans are spendthrift and will squander all their savings, said Mr Lee Yoek Suan. "But there are some who may be struck by misfortune, who may be too generous with their
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      Purpose of rule is not to silence criticism
      940 12 Parliament (Privileges, Immunities and Powers) (Amendment) Bill I Point— What amounts to abuses of privilege, contempt, dishonourable conduct? He forgets that the opposition are there to make defamatory statements about the Government, to challenge and ridicule it, if necessary. Mr 18. Jeyaretnam
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      Opposition has right to make defamatory statements, says Jeya
      927 12 MR J. B. JEYARETNAM (Anson) yesterday asserted the opposition's right to make defamatory statement* about the Government m Parliament. "The opposition," he said, "are there to make defamatory statements about the Government, to challenge and ridicule it, if necessary." Speaking during
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      The bill made simple
      236 12 CUHII 4 Section 11 of the principal Act says that Parliament shall have no power to send any person to prison nor to expel any Member from Pariamerrt (MP). This section is now cancelled. Clems 9 mm Punishment for any dishonourable conduct, abuse of privilege or
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    • Article
      'Need for our own code of conduct in Parliament'
      515 12 'Need for our own code of conduct in Parliament' 6 The early and mid-60s was a tumultuous period with vigorous and often boisterous opposition from the Barisan Sosialis and the United People's Party. Of course the political climate was different then. The opposition were a hard-hitting and bare-knuckled lot. Parliamentary
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      Approval for media coverage of committee's proceedings
      416 12 THE Committee of Privileges' proceedings into complaints against Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam (Anson) for alleging that the Executive interfered with the work of the Judiciary will be covered by television and the press. Media coverage was approved by Parliament yesterday following a motion
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      Jeya: I'm prepared to state allegations outside Parliament
      190 12 MR J. B. JEYARETNAM Alison said yesterday he was prepared to repeat outside Parliament seme remarks about the Chief Justice and the Judiciary if the latter was prepared to tell him the exact words that sbeold he repeated witaou t the beaefit
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    • Article
      'Parliament is not a circus'
      908 12 Excerpts of Dhanabalan's statement 6 THE Parliament (Privileges, Immunities and Powers) Act was passed by the Legislative Assembly m 1962. The existing Act was therefore passed when Singapore was not independent. Certain powers that the UK House of Commons has, such as the power to
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      236 11 I=^ UNIVERSITY OF LONDON =T BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (ECONOMICS) IT' IN MANAGEMENT STUDIES r The Singapore Institute of Management will conduct the Bachelor of Science Economics) m Management Studies external degree programme offered by the University of London. The first intake, on a full-time basis, is scheduled m November 1986.
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      460 12 I JP School of Computing 1 9 the Training Division of 9 9 REGIONAL APPLIED COMPUTING CENTRE I 9 Course Announcement 9 I Diploma m Computer Studies 71 I S (With an Opportunity for Direct Admission to a D«grs« Course m Britain) 9 S Applications are invited for admission to
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      108 15 PRE-UNIVERSITY COURSES I IN AUSTRALIA I Students accepted by the college can easily obtain students' I visas to Australia. I SEMINARS: I a Parents and students are invited to a seminar conducted by I B Mr. A. Richards, Deputy Director. fl B Date Time Venue I I 1 1.00 am
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      236 15 For you m electronics In Southeast Asia, it' s the only exhibition devoted to the latest Access to the latest That s what you need advances m electronic technology. to succeed m electronics. o/ Visit Intemepcon for electronic Iniemepcon/Semiconductor and semiconductor packaging production International *86 makes it easy for you
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  • Supplement
    • Internepcon '86
      • Article, Illustration
        Wired for lively business
        750 16  -  RICHARD NG Singapore plays hosts this week to an exhibition and conference for electronic and semi-conductor professionals. By s EXHIBITORS at the Internepcon Semiconductor International '86 will be all ready to connect their wires with the trade visitors when it opens today. Brisk business is expected
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      • BRIEFS
        • Article, Illustration
          Ioniser that removes static electricity
          79 17 TO WORK on highly sensitive electronic chips (which are the brains of computers), the environment must be free of static electricity. And clearing the room of static electricity can be done within seconds with the Dynastat 5000 ioniser. This is a bench-top ioniser which makes
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          Testing circuit boards and chips
          93 17 The equipment the Factron 700 series, and the Factorn 770 from Schlumberger can be used to test printed circuit boards with highly complex digital and analog electronics. It has precise timing control which can screen out interactive faults m printed circuit boards. The series costs
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        • Article
          Epoxy die attach system
          72 17 A NEW compact epoxy die attach system, the Model 4106, is only half the size of the parent model and only needs half the storage space. It retains the basic electronic circuitry and mechanical details that made model 3100 popular. Developed by Advanced Mechanization Inc, the
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      • Article, Illustration
        Control with electronic eves
        688 17 Such electronic quality controllers can be used m assembly line operations where miniaturised products are turned out m large numbers and at high speeds. THE printed circuit boards (or the "entrails" of a computer) speed through a production line. They are on their way to the
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  • COMMENT/Perspective
    • The Straits Times
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        Making values relevant
        598 18 SECOND Deputy Prime Minister Ong Teng Cheong has made an eminently sensible suggestion when advising groups m Singapore that are concerned with the preservation of traditional Chinese values to be prepared to make bold and radical changes to a millenia-old culture so that these values would remain
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      Punchlines
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      Aquino will have eager audiences in Singapore
      1706 18  -  PAUL JACOB Businessmen and Filipinos anxious to meet her By of the Political Desk WHEN Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew returned from a four-day visit to the Philippines last month, one message he had for Singaporean investors and businessmen was that there were
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      So hard to buy a gun in Paris
      573 18 So hard to buy a gun in Paris mmmm^m^^ mm^^ m YOU would think that after all the United States has done for Europe, the least the Europeans could do is make it easy for an American to buy a gun. But such is not the case and, m spite
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      Mexico lures US firms with lower costs
      1469 19  - Mexico lures US firms with lower costs JOHN TAN Once nuisances', now they're pampered 4 In 1976, a group of us from Juarez went to Mexico City to meet the minister m charge of Maquilas and he basically told us we were nuisances. 'You guys are more trouble than you're
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      A day in the life of a salaried man in Japan
      649 19  - A day in the life of a salaried man in Japan KHNG EU MENG By HIDEO FUJI, 36, works m an import-export firm as an accounts officer and he wishes his life to be more "normal". He wants to be able to take his quota of 14 days of paid
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      11 18 Before You I V Around, Every Friday m The Straits Times
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      173 18 ■HP -JB^B *^k#^^k ■Bte^H^^H* bk —^^n^Y /g %^r TpnricitTizciVi SENBAZURU 3K^\J\JCA± 1 y CtXVI IARANESt RESTAURANT 2 A. A. J (Level 6) Treats At Senbazuru Every meal is a treat at Senbazuru. Our Teppanyaki is just as special. Only fresh ingredients are used. The fun is m watching a skillful
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      348 19 Hitachi computers are renowned for their high A reliability a result of superb quality controlin .^^^^^^^^^^^^^nß**""X ..Ibl L B»^^^^ 3a! "ai^fcT -j^^' -I^BB m the manufacturing process. With the use of HrV\ M^^ I .^fl B^"^ .^B^bl Ft BBBflßtt I f T HHHbIbBB advanced VLSI chips m the design of
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      Mobile squad officer slammed door in my face
      267 20 1 READ the letters about the courteous and helpful officers of patrol car QX3006 (ST. Aug 11 and 14). In contrast, I would like to tell you about my experience with an uncourteous and abusive traffic police mobile squad officer on Aug
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      How I got my TV licence renewed fast
      353 20 Keep Forum page open to all, says reader I REFER to your reader Cheng Tim Pin's letter (ST, Aug 21) m which he says more Singaporeans should discuss or debate national issues m your Forum page and I have no comment on
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    • Letter
      Shortage of lots at test centre
      129 20 I WRITE as one who is disturbed by the lack of proper and organised parking facilities at Kampong Übi driving test centre. My disappointment with the place occurred when I took my wife there for her driving test last month. Initially, I thought there
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      Poor workmanship problem shows up 18 months later
      228 20 I REFER to the reply from the Housing and Development Board "HDB cannot carry out unlimited repairs" (ST, July 21). I can fully understand why the board cannot carry out unlimited repairs. But I am writing regarding shoddy workmanships and poor quality
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      • Letter
        Recognised criteria to determine brain death
        95 20 I REFER to the report "Ban organ sales, says kidney foundation" (ST. Aug23). With reference to the statement "there is no universal standard for the measurement of brain death" by Mr Jeffrey Chan, we wish to clarify that there are internationally recognised criteria for
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    • Bouquets
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        Thank-you, Mr Yee
        152 20 ON AUG 9 I accidentally dropped my handbag m the carpark of Kandang Kerbau Hospital. When I realised it was gone I went back to where I lost it and made a search but could not find it. Later at home, I was surprised when my husband
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        Two showed kindness
        210 20 I WOULD like to relate two very kind and thoughtful acts I encountered on July 29 within the space of one hour. My daughter and I were having lunch at the Farrer Road food centre. I had ordered a plate of beef noodles for her, and she
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  • TIMESDOLLAR
    • In the markets
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        Chuan Hup active
        82 21 SHARES firmed across the board yesterday, with Chuan Hup Marine active, a strong rise by Metro, and increasing interest m previously less popular stocks. Rises led (alls 133 to 26 and The Straits Times Industrial Index gained 2.45 points to 813.79, while the Business Times Composite In*;x
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      • Chief price changes
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          Rises
          63 21 aeaaNap 424 +24 KB 4M 11 Tat let la* 2M -Ml S«>v». IK +11 HOI 141 +1« MOW Ul 15 MM>h 411 +14 fkataiai 211 +13 Seen* Mad IV +13 crrwMren 4U +12 fiewCaw 242 +12 likfA. 124 +12 tarFJaci 2W +11 ocac m +n BttaaS* 341 +11 arww.ijw.iOc
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          64 21 Cerekei Sec 371 -I S'ewtFoeatr 112 -I raw Par 324-1 SfH m S OK 7*5-5 MM 211-4 OV Sataraa* 171 -3 Skat Darky Set 143 -3 S'pwtland 471 -2 Natka* 434-2 MTCTIe 372 -2 Etta 50C 253-2 CX Taag 237 -2 fcKBtapt 233 -2 Mams* 213 -2 DeCBankSOc M
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          Most Active
          11 21 Chiton Hup 1,683,000 ICB 943,000 JC-MPH 761,000 UOL 741,000
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          Indices
          84 21 Aim 22 A*f 25 Aut 22 Au| 2S BT Composite 687 73 ***** ST Properties 395 37 ***** BT Mute *****823 *****346 ST kbntnp ***** ***** BT 08/ OS +289 +344 ST Plantations 1957 93 *****6 CM -6454 -6370 OCX ***** ***** OSV -***** -***** OUB Composite 367 94
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        37 21 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Tines Business Tines Industrial Composite 1985/86 Huh ***** (7/3/85) 757 79 (8/3/85) 1985/86 Low 563.34 (28/4/86) ***** (28/4/86) Ail time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983 06 (8/2/84) All lime Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 470.92 (28/4/86)
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        Forex
        15 21 I THE US dollar gained 35 ticks to close at DM 2.0430 m Singapore.
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        Exchange crossrates
        23 21 DM V FT 8$ HKI VBs US* 2.0445 153 62 Unq 2.1490 7.8030 ***** 2.0430 ***** 6.6900 2.1520 7 8050 *****
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        Gold
        10 21 I la Singapore, gold price was not available yesterday.
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        Simex
        33 21 Eurodollar: Lost four ticks to 94.01 a contract. Dratecheinark: Lost eights ticks to 0.4898 a contract. Japanese yen: Lost 28 ticks to 0.*****7 a contract. Gold: Lost US$5.4O to U*****.10 an ounce.
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          Lock icon 'Cadbury's stake in Dr Pepper'
          102 21 NEW YORK CadburySchweppes PLC acquired a 30 per cent share m Dr Pepper Co when the US soft -drink maker was sold last week to an investment group, Beverage Digest publisher Jesse Meyers said. Forstmann Little and Co last week agreed to sell Dr Pepper
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          Lock icon Taipei may extend loan
          56 21 TAIPEI Taiwan is considering extending a US$lOO million (Ss2ls mi! lion) trade credit to Indonesia which would be used to pay for Taiwanmade machinery, the United Daily News quoted an Economic Ministry official as saying. Taiwan and Indonesia have no official diplomatic ties but two-way trade
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          Lock icon Exxon to up oil price
          60 21 Exxon to up oil price TOKYO Exxon has Informed a Japanese importer of its decision to raise the export price of Malaysian Tapis light crude oil by US$4.5O to U5513.50 per barrel, industry sources here said. The decision by the major international oil company, retroactive to Aug 15, was communicated
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          Lock icon 'Prospects bright for Philippines'
          65 21 MANILA Prospects are bright for the Philippine economy but the situation could darken if Mrs Cora zon Aquino's government adopted over-ambitious economic policies, Hongkong investment firm Wardley Investment Services has said. The firm forecast 2 per cent real growth compared with the official forecast of 1.3
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          Lock icon Probe on HK bank
          85 21 HONGKONG Financial Secretary Piers Jacobs said the government was investigating the Wing On Bank and hopes to complete its probe by the end of this year. "The Attorney-General and the police are looking into the matter. A decision (on possible legal proceedings) should be made by
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      Ailing VDH gets another $1.5 million
      405 21  -  ANTHONY HOE Money will be used to meet loan obligations By VAN DER Horst chairman Edward Goh Kirn Hai has arranged another $1.5 million for the ailing marine engineering group's use. Mr Goh had earlier arranged for $1 million m working capital to be
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      $100m worth of contracts for Terminal 2
      257 21 NEARLY $100 million worth of contracts (or Changi Airport's Terminal 2 will be up for grabs next year, according to Civil Aviation Authority chairman Sim Kee Boon. The contracts are for installing equipment such as baggage handlers and people movers at the new
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      More senior Intraco executives may join exodus
      413 21  - More senior Intraco executives may join exodus NORA CHENG By THE exodus of senior executives at governmentbacked trading group Intraeo goes on. The latest to resign is Mr Andy Ang, senior manager of the engineering, and electrical and electronics divisions. The "management upheaval" at Intraco has so far pared the
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      Over-provision helps Harimau to boost profits
      348 21 HARIMAU Investments Ltd, the close ended investment trust associated with the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) group, managed to increase its pre-tax operating profits for the first half of this year, but only by adding back as gains the $2.37 million that had previously been
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      Housing rate cuts at DBS
      68 21 DBS BANK and DBS Finance will cut 0.25 per cent off housing loan rates for new borrowers from today. The new rates are 7.5 per cent for loans of up to 10 years, 7.75 per cent for loans of up to 20 years and 8
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      New loan facility may save UIC $1m in interest costs
      301 21  -  DOREEN SOH By WITH a stroke of a pen, United Industrial Corporation has entered into a deal which could save it between $500,000 to $1 million m yearly interest costs. Yesterday, UIC signed the agreement for a US$4O million (SsBo
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      Raffles City to spend $1.6m on promotions
      286 21  - Raffles City to spend $1.6 m on promotions MARA FERNANDEZ By RAFFLES City will spend $1.6 million to promote its complex through a series of exhibitions and other promotions m its first year of operations, although its shopping centre is already boasting a 90 per cent occupancy rate. The bulk
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      Business done in Singapore
      3889 22 READERS should be aware of the Mtations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the stock exchange, is covered m "business done". Further, because al deaints at a particular price are lumped together, the table does not show the trend m
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      2272 22 INDUSTRIALS Acma(l9Bß2loS)xd Ajinomoto (3008 3025) Akom(706)(5)70(3)7l AISB (58S) (6) 59 (40) 58 API (736) (12) 71 (I) 70 (2) 71". 17) 72 0) 74 (9) 73 ASM(117B)(7) 111 (13) 110(17) 113 (6) 112(2) 114(15) 115 '13) 116(5) 117 Antoh (2748) (21) 265 (28) 264 (1)
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      How your stocks performed
      2804 22 Al stares quoted twe a par value of $1, unless ott erwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tai-eiempted dividend. ABH is traded m lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m dolars. Trustee stocks under CPF Approved Investment Scheme. 1986 Last Yield Vol Day
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        Bank rates
        337 23 1- m> tljm. I fmkmt ml I J OCBC Fta«K«. 4 mfaHt <t DBS I fkM. UOf 1 1 ittt mMk it UOf mfcMt it OK Ftwct 1 OCBC OUB UO6 DBS OETO9T RATES Savings: daily 4V'« 4V< 4V 4 4V 4 Monthty 4Vi Autosaw 4 Fixed deposit
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        179 23 Interbank Over the counter Focetpi Local dolars to Foreifn currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.3024— 1 3045 7.91-7.54 Canadian dollar 1.5468 1.5487 6.54 6.43 N2 dollar 1.0461—1.0498 9 85 9.31 Sterling pound 3.1889—3.1925 3.17-3.12 US dollar 2.1525-2.1535 4.68-4.64 Local dofars to 100
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        Forex
        105 23 THE US dollar closed unchanged against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed unchanged m quiet trading. It fluctuated within a range of 2.1510 and 2.1530. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at 2.0445/60 and closed at 2.0440/50. Trading was thin, fluctuating within
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        Lock icon Gold
        134 23 SYDNEY Gold closed sharply down on Friday's close at U*****.50/ U*****.50 an ounce m thin trading on the Sydney Bullion Exchange. Dealers said the metal recovered slightly on its opening price of U*****.75/U*****.25 after hectic New York trading on Friday sliced almost US$lO off the price. Gold closed here
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        Gold market
        25 23 GOLD USVoz Mm Fri Singapore 377.00—378 00 384.00—384 50 Mm Sat Hongkong Closed Closed Fri Thurc New York 373.50—374.50 384.25—384.75 London Closed 384.00—284.50
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        Unit trusts
        202 23 Managers' prices for Aug 26 Singapore Unit Trust TO* CMMtrct 0 86—0 92 The Sawip Fund 0 78—0 84 S pofe Prof Fund 0 35—0 39 Sport S«c Fund 0 59--O 64m Sport Invest fund 059—064 Sport Eqwty Fund 0 42-0 46 Asia UMt Trust Mai hmt Fund
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        Greater interest in less popular stocks
        654 23 HEAVY trading m Chuan Hup Marine, a strong rise by Metro and increased interest m previously less popular stocks were features of yesterday's Singapore stock market. Overall prices ended firmer across the board. The final Scoreboard snowed 133 rises led by trustee stock Metro's
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        Tokyo
        356 23 •"I 25 1m ChM|( Mittob Elec 505 +10 A|ioomoi(. 1810 -20 M/tsub Estote 2350 +80 Akoa 410 -4-3 Mrtvjb H«o»y 627 -t- 32 Amodo 805 +10 Mitsubishi 1200 +80 AiohiOwn 861 +16 Mittui Co 753 +45 Aioh. Gl«s 1270 +20 Mittui Sr«pb»dg 186 +2 Bonk Of Tokyo 948 +49
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        Sydney
        328 23 A* n C«nh Ounce Hordw tome* 350 10 (ftuft) Hortooen Energy 190 -5 V Herald 606 -2 Hooker 230 unch ACI 355 +1 ICI 242 +2 ANI 260 -4 Ind Equity 690 +10 Abertoyl* 700 -50 I e^jhton 67 +1 Aoc 295 unch Lend Leose 840 -30 Amcor 335
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        Lock icon Plans to turn Bahrain into financial centre
        531 23 Plans to turn Bahrain into financial centre BAHRAIN BAHRAIN has unveiled plans to strengthen its role as a financial centre and cut costs m what is seen as a bid to make it more attractive for banks to stay on the island. Bankers have welcomed a package of measures that
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        INDICES
        65 23 I I I I _l I I I T NST Index Monday 1,252.87 (1,243.53) ~~g Honfkonf Hang Seng T Monday Closed (1,946.03) 4tAustralan JUJ-Ordnaries Monday 1,179.20 (1,183.80) Nfckei Stock Average Monday 18,565.61 (18,132.83) Financial Times Industrials Friday 1,271.20 (1,267.10) Dow Jones Average :t££ Friday 1,887.80 (1,881.19) (Figures m brackets
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        Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
        94 23 Eurodollar 3-month deposit EURODOLLAR futures eased lower during the early part of the day on profit-taking. The December contract opened at 94.01. However, with the closure of the London market, prices backed up to 94.02 m thin and quiet trading. The December contract finally settled at the day's high of
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        Deutschemark
        71 23 CURRENCY futures opened lower than last week's closing level but remained firm as the US dollar slipped slightly to 2.0400 marks m the spot market. September deutschemark, after opening at the day's low of 0.4890, managed to close eight ticks lower at 0.4896. (US dollar Devtschemark Open High Uw
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        Japanese Yen
        40 23 SEPTEMBER yen closed at 0.*****7. (Japanese Yea) Open High Low Sett Est M Bep*M 0.*****4 0.*****9 0.*****2 0 *****7 128 Dee 0.*****5 0.*****78 0.*****5 0.*****7 One Marti 0.*****7 A 0.*****0 Opaa tat (FH): 2118. Act V«l (Pri): 1«.
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        Gold
        39 23 GOLD for December delivery closed US$6OO at U*****.50 an ounce. (US$ per troy ounce) Open High Law Sett Est V»l SeptM 379.10 Oet 380.80 Dm 381.10 384.508 381.10 384.50 Four Ope« l«t <Pri): St. Aei V*l (Pri): Two.
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        British pound
        23 23 SEPTEMBER pound opened at the low of 1.4770 and closed five ticks off the high at 1.4795. Reports from BA Futures
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      Rubber
      15 23 Rubber Closinc prices cents/Mo Singapore September 176.25 up 1.25 cents Malaysia September ***** unchanged
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      Tin
      17 23 Tin Closing prices MS/Mo XL Tin 14.02 down three cents Turnover 98 tonnes down four tonnes
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      Copper
      23 23 Clow* prictt Copp«r [tonne Fri Spot *****—***** (875 50—876 50) 3 months 885 50-886 00 (*****-*****) Market tone Easter Sales 16.350 tonnes
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      Silver
      26 23 Cloutf prices Silve- USS'troy N Mm Sin.jpotf blO bib SlB b?' fn Tim Hfr* Iwt bO/ b1? blB b?3 Srm r i redil ,V///sv Spore
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      Aluminium
      26 23 Ctaaif prices Aluminium £/t«mt Fri Spot 770.00-770 50 (765 50—766 00) 3 months 759 00—759 50 (758 00-758 50) Market tone Steady Sales 5.700 tonnes
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      Palm oil
      96 23 447.50 (north) 445 (south) 442 (central) Sept ***** (south) 440 (central) pain oJ US$/tomes RBD palm ml Aug 202.50 (sellers) Sept 197.50 (sellers) Oct/Nov/Dw 192.50 (setters) RBD Stearin Aug/Sept/Oct/ Nov/Dtc 157.50 (sellers) RBO Olem km 227 50 (sellers) Sept 225 (seders) Oct/Nov/Dec 215 (sellers) Crude stearin Neutralised Unq
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      Container sehedules
      636 23 Container sehedules LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyace) Arr Cargo Time Block Selandia (286) 27/8 (1200) F7 1530 1630 1630 1730 P2/S2 E Linking (024 RE) 27/8 (0700) Fl 0900 1100 L 3 E Grace (01 1RW) 28/8(2300) Fl *****200 *****300 L2N2 Takan I (1236) 27/8(0800) F7 2000-2200 14 Ms Mango
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      Ships in port
      222 23 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Vessel KeppeJ Wharves Langsa Paciro Alfesam K19 aside 26/8 Profesor Mierzeiewski Arrow King K12 aside 26/8 Regent Kapuas Giso Maru No 8 K20 aside 26/8 Saebada K36 aside 26/8 Manu Auby K25W 26/8 27/8 Baiyunshan K27 26/8 29/8 Bma Bahagia Kim Soon Li
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      Prima profit hit by MTP investment
      318 24  -  DOREEN SOH By Pre-tax result down 26.4% m first half FLOUR miller Prima Ltd, whose $10.8 million forward share deals turned sour early this year, would have done better m the first half if not for a $4.3 million provision for the loss m
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      Lum Chang tries trading
      160 24 CONSTRUCTION grosp Lnm Chang hi dh>otshV Ing mto tramng thromgh sew hoUUry, Lain man said yesterday the trading activities, posslMy lnelsding eonntortrade, wonM he In the Far Bast for the time hetag. "We'll be tradlag aO types of goods," the Lnm Chang Trading, Incorporated In Slngapsre,
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      Lock icon Malaysian banks want guarantees for credit to co-ops
      632 24 Malaysian banks want guarantees for credit to co-ops KUALA LUMPUR BANKS are reluctant to provide a credit line for the 23 deposit-taking cooperatives investigated by Bank Negara unless they receive some kind of guarantee from the central bank. Finance companies will not be able to participate m this line of
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      Moneywise
      447 24  -  DOREEN SOH By QI WROTE the incorrect account nunber en a deposit slip and my money was credited to MMther penea's account. Hew do I recover the money? Can I also claim the interest eaneir A YOU should contact your bank immediately with your deposit slip and explain the
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      SELLING SHORT
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      MUI tries again in Australia
      208 24 MALAYAN United Industries is trying again to raise its stake m the biggest food-based group m Western Australia, Peters (WA) Ltd. Hie move comes within weeks of the relaxation of Australia's foreign investment rules. MUI already has a 19.7 per cent stake m Peters and
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      SES call to Wearnes
      52 24 WEARNE Brothers Ltd has been asked by the Stock Exchange of Singapore to make a public announcement on its proposed acquisition of an extra 16.7 per cent interest m Advanced Logic Research Inc (ALR), which will result m ALR becoming a €1.1 per cent-owned subsidiary of
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      FOR YOUR INFO
      207 25 FOR YOUR INFO CHARITY RUN: The National University of Singapore's Business Adminstration Society is organising a 54-km round-the-island charity relay run on Friday to help raise $20,000 for the National Kidney Foundation. The route (which starts and ends at the university) will be broken up into 16 sections, each to
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      Key community leaders picked for town councils
      752 25 Ang Mo Kio They were chosen by their MPs to help run the estates KEY community leaders of nine Ang Mo Kio constituencies, which will be involved m the town council pilot project, have been appointed by their MPs to help manage the
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      Why some career women don't want more children
      605 25  -  LIM KWAN KWAN By MADAM Shirley Tan Shi Mci, 30, dearly wants to have a second child but has to put it off because of the demands of her career. As a divisional sales manager of an insurance company, work takes up
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      Series of xinyao concerts at CCs
      107 25 Series of xinyao concerts at CCs A SERIES of xinyao concerts is being held at community centres to popularise local ballads. The concerts are organised by the People's Association Regional Youth Council (East). The first was held at Mountbatten community centre last Saturday. The next concert will be at Bedok
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      Art contest aims at budding talent
      144 25 Chong Boon TWO grassroots bodies m Chong Boon are organising a Painting of the Year contest. Although it is aimed at attracting entries from talented and budding artists m Chong Boon, the contest is open to residents of other constituencies. The organisers, Chong Boon
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      New street name to avoid confusion
      408 25  -  AUGUSTINE LOW Serangoon Gardens By IT ALL started with some residents complaining that friends and relatives had gone round m circles trying to find their homes because of the poor naming of streets m the estate. The situation was further confused by the fact
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      672 25 Hirilfi Western Australian IsJl'lll Institute of Technology TP he Western Australian Institute of Technology (WAIT), one of the largest tertiary education institucentre°of fterth'wAlT 8 rh? h h °l F r V and JUSt l 0 kilometr the city business centre of Perth WAIT was established by Act of Parliament m
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  • OBITUARIES
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      181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      224 26 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MR. GOH KAY SENG AGE: 73 CHAIRMAN SINYAR CO. PTE. LTD. pat§»d away peacefully al 4.30 p.m. Sunday 24.8.88 leaving behind: WIFE: Llm Chye Khuan (Deceased) SON: Ooh 800 Yeang DAUGHTER-IN-LAW: Llm Geok Llan daughters Qoh Beng Loot Ooh Beng Qlam Ooh Beng Su sons-in-law Chua
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      183 Condolences 183 Condolences
      51 26 183 Condolences 183 Condolences LTAtaELVA«AJAM LTA satwinoerpal S4NOH Departed 23/S/SS < A«. Departed 23/S/SS <Aoe 34) Alw«y« remembered by M.O. RSAF Sporto Group a Semtoawarm Airbaee Hockey Team mat** With dMpMI •ympathi*. condol*nc*a to th« family of th. late LTA. SATWINOERPAL SINGH Departed 23rd August tft FROM: MANAGEMENT A BTAFF
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      Happiness is a fourth WFA win
      391 26  -  PEDIGREE By PENANG Happiness 11, the "supremo" m weight-for-age races, appears to have the Sprint Trophy race on Sunday at his mercy. Except for Teetoy, the only four-year-old m the 16 strong field m the weight-for-age sprint classic over 1,400 m, his other 14
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      Sprint Trophy line-up
      80 26 WORKAHOLIC 58.5 E Breukelen MONEY MART 58.5 J Breukelen WELLINGTON HAMMER 58.5 Kok HAPPINEBB D 58.5 X Leong COUNT OF HONOUR 58.5 Teh POLK GLEN 58.5 Bougoure REMEMBER ME V 58.5 Read CHIEF'S AWARD 58.5 Loh CHINESE WALL 58.5 X Leong ANDERMATT 58.5 Read IMPERIAL JUSTICE 58.5
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      This weekend's weights
      945 26 PEN ANG Weights and ratings for this weekend's races here: SATURDAY Claas 1 Mv 2 1,400 m (WilltUS. 167-147) Mamut 573 167 Gala Display H 56 164 Greatness 56 164 You Are Special 515 161 Loyal Commission 533 199 Arabian Son 533 159 Shade Of Purple 523
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      Ismadi off to NZ
      157 26  - Ismadi off to NZ PEDIGREE PEN ANG Crack apprentice Ismadi Ismail gave up his last two mounts on Sunday as be had to catch a plane (or New Zealand. Both hones, Teetoy and Troic, were installed raging favourites on-course and off-course but ended up losers. New Zealander Peter Johnson took
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      An extra good thing beaten
      252 26 An extra good thing beaten By THE RACING EDITOR IF ever a "certainty" lost a race, it was Be Proud n at Penang last Sunday. Some will argue that m racing, there is no such thing as a certainty, so let us just say that this handsome grey mare was
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      Lock icon Shocker prevents a big shock
      111 26 Shocker prevents a big shock SARATOGA SPRINGS (New York) Floridabred Shocker T, the topweight and favourite, wore down 10-1 longshot Bharal to capture the inaugural running of the US$lll,4OO (about 5J230.000) John A. Morris Handicap over I,Boom on Sunday at Saraton Racecourse. Ridden by Gene St Leon, the four-year-old mare
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      Lock icon 10 horses die in blaze
      33 26 TOKYO Ten racehorses were killed m a fire that razed a stable and a wooden house near Morioka. northern Japan, over the weekend. Seventeen other horses survived. AFP
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      Lock icon Million £ jockey
      58 26 Million jockey LONDON Walter Swinbnrn (above) became the flnt British jKkey U win £1 mllilw (ahwt Bsl2 mUlien) In prlie m«iey ftr hit •wners In «ne season when he captured the March Stake* at Good weed last weekend. Swlabarn p*werrd Celestial Storm, a St Leger hape, trwn last U first
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      Lock icon End of the road for Petoski
      52 26 LONDON Petoski. winner of the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes last year, has run his last race. Negotiations are at an advanced stage for his purchase by the English National Stud, following a disappointing season. The four-year-old failed to score this
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      How they ran at Penang on saturday
      246 26 Pictures at the 4§fm by JONATHAN CHOO At the 400 m At the finish Class 4 Div 5 1,200 m L Kilbeggan 2. Precious Gem IV 3. Skag 4. LUlehammer Dist: 4' 2 2, 1 Time 1:13.4 Class 4 Div 11,200 m 1,200
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      Tote Buster now in Class 3
      97 26 PENANG Malaysianbred Tote Buster, who completed a hat-trick on Saturday, has earned another promotion. He is now m Class 3 with a rating of 87. The son of Pontresina, who started racing m May m Class 6, has now won three races m different
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      ALONG THE RAIL
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      Lock icon Harsh settings on hard courts
      458 27 US OPEN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS Summer heat and noise pose problems for players NEW YORK IN CONTRAST to the rich red clay of the elegant French Open and the serene green grass of stately Wimbledon, the United States Open is played on hard courts m conditions
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      299 27 JERICHO (New York) Defending champion and top-seeded Ivan Lendl. of Czechoslovakia, on Sunday despatched second seed John McEnroe, of the United States, 6-2, 6-4 m the final of the US$l5O,OOO ($322,500) Hamlet Challenge Cup tournament. Lendl, the world's topranked player, needed only 74 minutes to beat McEnroe,
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      308 27 FOREIGN GOLF AKRON (Ohio) Dan Pohl, known normally (or his length off the tee, used a sensational short game on Sunday to win the US$7OO,OOO ($1.5 m) World Series of Golf title by one shot over fellow American Lanny Wadkins. Pohl, who finished with
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      487 27 Aces all set to show their paces EUROPEAN ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS STUTTGART (West Germany) WITH nine competitors already establishing world records earlier this year, athletes from 31 countries are expected to turn the European Championships into the top track and field event of 1966. The Soviet Union and East Germany should
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        236 27 Hinault makes grand exit BOULDER (Colorado) Bernard Hinault, of France, finished m the middle of the pack on Sunday, but maintained his overall lead to win the Coon International Classic, the final stage race of his 12-year cycling career. Hinault, 31, who will retire on his 32nd birthday m November
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      Lock icon Lawson takes title despite poor start
      344 27 SPORT IN SHORT MISANO ADRIATICO (Italy) World 500 cc motorcycling champion American Eddie Lawson outwitted Australia's Wayne Gardner after an exciting duel to win the San Marino Grand Prix here on Sunday. Lawson made a poor start, but fought his way through the field
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      Pesta to fight on in spite of pullouts
      384 28  - Pesta to fight on in spite of pullouts J. RAJENDRAN BOXING By IT SEEMS that the Merlion Cup soccer tournament is not the only event to be hit by withdrawals. Boxing, too, has suffered a body blow, but thankfully, not strong enough to force the cancellation of this year's Duty
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      Record 25 for '87 Sea Games
      390 28  -  PETER SIOW ON THE WAY TO THE GAMES By A RECORD 25 sports will be staged by Indonesia m next year's South-east Asia Games seven more than the previous high recorded by Thailand last year. The list, which includes five new disciplines karate, wrestling,
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      Strict drug testing for Seoul Asiad
      375 28 SEOUL STEICT drag-testing will he in trodoc«d at the ltth Asian Games here next month. The Seenl Asiad will he the lint to have random testing of medallists and ether eompetftors, aid severe penalties have been proposed far athletes who test positive. The Korean
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      Channel 8 to show it live'
      143 28 THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation will telecast live the opening ceremony of the 1986 Asian Games m Seoul on Sept 20. The programme will be shown over Channel 8 from 1.30-3.50pm. In addition, SBC will also provide a daily 40-min-ute television summary of the day's
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      Slim hope for Yue Meng to be included
      220 28 NG YUE MENG just can't win. It would take a miracle to get him to the Asian Games hi Seoul. Or an appeal by the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association. Because the Singapore National Olympic Council have already selected the team, and the
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      Wing Cheok best in Brunei
      191 28  -  J. RAJENDRAN LAU Wing Cheok was Singapore's most impressive player at the six-nation Asean invitational badminton tournament m Brunei last week. Though the Republic lost 2-3 to both Thailand and Malaysia, Wing Cheok won all his matches. Against Thailand, Hamid Khan lost to Sakrapee hi
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      Play hockey, not hooky
      591 28  -  GODFREY ROBERT By hook or by crook Schools should be booked By THE most significant act Combined Schools performed m the their re-entry to the Singapore Hockey Association's Premier League this season was deciding the fourth and last qualifier for the Elite Cup next month. Insignificant
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      With a win we're away
      333 28 MAHMOOD GAZNAVI REVIEWS THE PESTA SUKAN HOCKEY QUADRANGULAR SOME purists may argue that Singapore's first success m six years m the Pesta Sukan hockey quadrangular was no great achievement. After all, the Singapore A-team had only their own B-squad and sec-ond-string teams from Johor and
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      454 28 THE WORLD SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS MADRID PERHAPS it was the brown bread and yogurt that turned the East German women into swimming superstars. And maybe it was a Spanish virus that had the opposite effect on the United States, Canada and Australia. But when the fifth world
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      NUS put sealer on a super season
      344 28  - NUS put sealer on a super season TAY CHENG KHOON SQUASH WHEN Zainal Afaidin defeated Alex Tay m the A Division final of the Ovaltine Individual graded championships at Kallang on Sunday, he prevented the National University of Singapore from completing a hat-trick of the top three men's titles. Koh
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      54 28 KARACHI W«rM W 1 v fcMftr Khaa had to »v. r- spirited •p^sltl.B f r»m c«mp»trl»t Jaaskrr Kbm, tkr war Id Jaaltr rh»mpl»i, la tkr •pea Jig nu4«(tke PaiMaa Oca lakMcir k«ttl«d for 81 ariaatai fcahft wlaalag 'H. tnllaa R«m Tharir r it Egypt's Gmbal A w»4 44.
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      367 29 Steve is placed on the transfer list FOREIGN SOCCER STEVE Archibald, out of favour at Spanish club Barcelona, has been transfer-listed at a bargain £300,000 ($960,000). Manager Terry Vena bles, who wants to help Archibald. 29. fulfil his wish of returning to English football, said: "I want to keep him,
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      306 29 LISBON Champions Porto and runners-up Benfica battled to a 2-2 draw on Sunday m an exciting contest that highlighted the opening round of the Portuguese First Division championship. Other renlte: Marttimo 1 Farense 0, Varzim 1 Elvas 0. Belenenses 3 Rio Aye 1. Other Pint Dtvislta resalts: Argeattß*:
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      221 29 PENANG Singapore edged out Penang 2-1 to capture the Puan Sri Norhimah Cup m the final of the Malaysian inter-state tennis championships on Sunday. Selangor beat Penang 4-1 for the men's title. BcmHs: Mm Selangor bt Penan* 4-1 (Selangor first) Ad am Malik bt Francis Su 6-4, 6-2
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      360 29  -  JOE DORAI But several chances are missed By MINNOWS Indonesia, despite the 34 defeat by China hi their Merlion Cup soccer match last night, indirectly did Canada, Singapore and Malaysia a favour. For hi defeat, they exposed the main flaws of the Chinese squad. The Indonesians
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      Far better never than late?
      391 29  - Far better never than late? PETER SIOW LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS: CHINA 3 INDONESIA 0; CANADA 5 MALAYSIA 0 By THE Merlion Cup organisers' folly of having Malaysia Selection belatedly make up the numbers was cruelly exposed by Canada at the National Stadium last night. Canada thumped the Malaysia ns 5-0
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      Teo: Committee saved the Cup
      187 29  -  JOE DORAI SWIFT and rational steps by the organising committee averted the cancellation of this year's Merlion Cup tournament, which was initially supposed to feature eight teams. Teo Chong Tee, the chairman of the Football Association of Singapore, pointed this out to officials and players
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      Hoe Sang, Imran included in team
      87 29  - Hoe Sang, Imran included in team MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By played m the losing MCA final against FT, have again opted for Stacey Muruthi as captain. tlßgajir n Stacey Muruthi (captain), C. Kantilal, Mohan Rajalingam. Rex Martens, B. Balaknshnan. Mukhtar Ah mcd. S. Sathivail, Abhijit Dats, Imran Hamid, Wong Hoe Sang,
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      273 29 LONDON West Indian Tony Gray hit a last-ball (our to clinch a thrilling victory for Surrey over Essex at Chelmsford and set up a three-way tie at the top of the Sunday League cricket table. Gray's pull to the boundary off John Lever took
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      Hosts confident of convincing victory
      357 29  -  JOE DORAI TONIGHT: SINGAPORE v MALAYSIA (6.30); INDONESIA v N. KOREA (8.30) IF SINGAPORE team manager David Tan's optimism is anything to go by, the Republic will win the MerttonCup. And that despite their opening match defeat by f««* "There's nothing wrong with our team,"
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      It'll be 'keeper v Korea
      247 29  -  JOE DORAI INDONESIAN goalkeeper Putu Yasa will probably go to bed with an aching body tonight after his team's match against North Korea at the National Stadium. For he is likely to bear the brunt of the Korean onslaught, his team-mates being novices against the
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      Another Botham boost
      231 29 LONDON England allrounder lan Botham hit a typically spectacular halfcentury yesterday to set up a face-saving victory m the Third and final Test against New Zealand only to be foiled by rain. Botham struck two sixes and seven fours m an unbeaten, whirlwind 59. Botham's SO came
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      73 29 NEW ZEALAND Ist buH 187 ENGLAND Ist bus (Ovenlgfct TSI-1) 0. OMeh c Stirling b Hadlee 32 C. Atawylbw Hadlee 17 D. G«wer b Chatfield 131 A. Lajßh b Chatfleld 0 M. Gatttag b Chatfield 121 1. sMkMi not out 59 J. Wmtmny not out 9 Erin* 19 IMal
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      Lock icon Singapore's body beautiful
      89 29 Singapore's body beautiful TAIPEI Singapore ewrtMtaiti straek gald ta tw« categories the SM AriMMy-MMtag Chaapieashlas here Ismail Tahir Mi Ag■M Lee wn the mixedpair title, while Fathebmehi All tMk the lightweight (u«er-1t kll»--gramme) (fim< Dcfeadlag ehampUn Malek Near, «f MaUysla, retehMi the heavyweight (•▼er-M kg) crewn, while laila's Prem Chaad
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      243 27 JOHN CHUA WEE HENG AGE: 75 fassod away en 23/1/86 leaving BJBjfc Elizabeth Pang Kirn Heok Sow John Chua Hong Chye Alphonsus Chua Hong Chuan Daughter Theresa Chua Sok Cheng Annie Urn Sal Ouek Grandson Justin Chua Eng How Rebecca Chua Su Ling Coftoot IsevMM S«( 429. A-MJCIo
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      64 27 The Family of the Late CHAN YUEN wishes to express their heartfelt thanks to friends and relatives for their kind assistance, attendance, donations, wreaths, condolences during their recent bereavement; THE FAMILY OF the late John Xavier wish to thank all relatives, friends. Father John Lee, Charasmatlc Prayer Oroup
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      145 27 I82 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements The family of the late Dr. Ronald Song Choon Hoe wish to express their heartfelt thanks to Pastors of Wesley Methodist Church Trinity Methodist Church Tetok Ayer Chinese Methodist Church Eiders of Jubilee Presbyterian Church Dr. K.A. Abraham and doctors m attendance Relatives and friends for
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      139 27 LTA. BELVARAJAH a/o AgodSi c/o AM FORCE. Unit (SBAB/ ALS) Psaasd away awddawty 2S/9/M l^ajMlswa txihlwd Imilovml ffiolhtf Morn. r\aniBH«Hit#vy, Dfoincfv t Th*rmoKa|«h Roy, C. I«liBid»iv— i •fftd C Lydta YmsMii Cor tog* IMVM Mi m, #laVOl T«tt Btongah Drtvs on 2S/a/sa at i.Wpm MDM. BHAGWAN KAUR aged
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      246 27 THALAI THEVAS AM MR. M. SAMIKANNU DEPARTED 7.9.1985 The talk of you is still on our S lips Home has not been the same Since you left us. But the fond memories you left i* behind > We cherish and live with It forever. Thalai Thavasam prayer*
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      67 27 Tiw fatnily of th* late MOM SOH LAI VOHG departed 18 Aug /Be wishes te express their heartfelt thanks to: Relatives, (rlends, colleagues tt business associates. The Singapore Permanent Hairwavtng Employers' Association Chief Monk, Phrakru Prakasa Dhammakun of Palelal Buddhist Temple (Dr) Mr Lee Boon Teck colleagues Dr.
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      183 Condolences
      118 27 LTA SATWINDERPAL SINGH AGE 24 YEARS DEPARTED: 93 AUG '86 From: OFFICERS ft MEN OF ffflfTH BRUNEI HELICOPTER DETACHMENT LTA SATWINDERPAL SINGH AGE: 24 YEARS OEPARTED 23 AUO 86 Datpart aympathy A condolanca* From: COMMANDER ft MEN OF BEMSAWANO AW BASE. LTA E. SELVARAJAH AGE: 28 YEARS DEPARTED:
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      329 28 £j£§jL| HARIMAU INVESTMENTS LIMITED (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) UNAUDITED RESULTS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 30 JUNE 1986 The Board of Directors of Harimau Investments Limited wishes to announce the unaudited results of the Group and the Company for the six months ended 30 June 1986:--30.6.86 30.6.85 or
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      480 29 I i I TAKE— A— BREAK I I SUMMER I I PA CKA GE I "The NYI would stand otii if it I only had the Listen and Learn as its I sole diffeiencc. but that a only the sun rWtacnft' The bat hsten-and-leam home study coune m the world
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      43 29 BOX ING Pests Blku In v1 tettoa (Toa Fayoh Sports Hall. H 30 pm). HOCEEY BHA Premier Leafse: IA v SRC (Balestier Rd. 5 30) BOOCEB Merita* Cap: Singapore v Malaysian Selection (6.30). Indonesia v N. Korea (8 30) Both at National Stadium.
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    Conmen selling $100 tickets to see Pope
    460 30  - Conmen selling $100 tickets to see Pope HEDWIG ALFRED By SOME Catholic* have been doped Into Sylng $1M each for a ticket to oee P«pe when he eemes to Singapore In November. They paid the conmeo belleviag they ww getting an entry ticket to the National Stadium where Pepe John
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    152 30 Musa to marry ex-model KUALA LUMPUR Former Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hi tarn is planning to wed ex-model 7jii»Hrtm Sherdin, 28, next month. The ceremony is expected to be held at the bride's home m Gombak, followed by a wedding reception at the Shangri-La Hotel on Sept 5,
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    Is Singapore too expensive? Not so, dear visitor
    520 30  -  SALMA KHALIK STPB to use study for promotion overseas By TRAVELLERS around the world will soon be told about how prices m Singapore have fallen below those m many other cities. A study furnishing proof of lower prices here will be used
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    Ban on softball in the park after official got hit
    207 30 Ban on softball in the park after official got hit LONDON A ball that hit a British bureaucrat on the head has led to a ban on a revered American expatriate tradition the Hyde Park softball league. But enthusiasts say the ban imposed by the Environment Department is unfair, and
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    30 30 NEW YORK The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 13.50 points to 1.874.30 m the first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. AP
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    88 30 What it should have been A CAPTION to a picture yesterday showing Philippine President Corazon Aquino's arrival m Jakarta incorrectly named the Indonesian Head of State as President Sukarno. Of course, this should have said Indonesian President Suharto. Another article yesterday said that charge card company American Express International charges
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    Suharto's tips for Aquino on beating the Reds
    407 30  - Suharto's tips for Aquino on beating the Reds YANG RAZALI KASSIM ABBY TAN By and JAKARTA Philippine President Corazon Aquino received some lessons on how to fight the communist insurgency from a veteran communist fighter, Indonesian President Suharto, m private talks yesterday. President Suharto spent a large part of the
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    Sale of 2 kinds of powder stopped
    184 30 THE Mblitry «f Health tw« braids «f dsstlng They* an Metre Me*cated Dsstlag Ptwder aad Mllderma Prickly Heat Dastlag Pcwder which the mlmistry smld e«ntela lead aid t— In a statemeat yesterday, the miaistry advised the piUle Ht to biy ir ase the
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      139 30 Weather UP TO 1 p.m. Showers over several areas m the morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 25 mki SUNSET today: 7.11 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.02 am. GLOBAL HEATHER AdelaMe 5/16 C Cloudy Mdfcaarae 6/14 C Fine llafhrt 26/35 C Cloudy Mmc*w 13/18 C Cloudy Beljßg
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      Food to light up your life
      788 1 This week's winning letters HAMBURGERS are one of the favourite foods of tewwgeri. At least It of the 4t letters yon wrote on what and where you eat with friends revealed this. Fast food outlets are most popular, with food centres taking second place.
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      Some like it hot, most eat it cheap
      549 1 I LOVE food. Two or three hours after a heavy meal, I am hungry again. If I go to a restaurant, the bill is $20 to $30. That's the end of my pocket money for two weeks. I'll watch out for advertisements
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        305 1 Nixdorf gives Mobil the most advanced, point-of-purchase electronic payment system. Mobil introduces the Fleet Card: ■HMV Jii^ a dramatic advance m management a^^^^^M| and cost control for vehicle fleet '^^^to9r operators. Now drivers can obtain fuel £I^/0% Jk HB^^P^P^^l and maintenance at Mobil stations E^>^vv\ 4 17^^^^ I Gfm 1i
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        63 1 Eating is only part of the fun 2 What young people do when they eat out Milestone concert 3 Young violinist Ng Yuying's turning point ,aaw A mr JH^^H^^n j|^Bk < B^L^L^L^L^L^L^L^L^BKtti&i*^L^B^' yj^Sla^b^bhkd^bS Where is the love? 19 Lionel's new album is not-so-Richie fajaj Edited by Irene Pates Bilingual Edited
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        What have you to say about teen lingo?
        259 2 What have you to say about teen lingo? AT FAST-FOOD joints, I must confess, I sometimes can't help eavesdropping on various conversations, not that I always understand what young people are talking about. I wonder how different teen slang today is from colloquialism used by young people 10 years ago,
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        Eating is part of the fun
        268 2 Fast food e IT'S fun eating in a hamburger joint, munching burgers, dipping French fries in tomato ketchup, playing with drinking straws, watching people with their fancy dressing, weird hairstyle and funny make-up. But what I enjoy most is watching the kids. Most of
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        Coffeeshops and food centres
        571 2 Coff eeshops and food centres WE LIKE the coffeeshop near our school. We can join the tables and shout across them. Fm4 Pnttmmt, 17. MY FRIENDS and I are drawn to the noisy, smoke-filled, crowded food centre at Ang Mo Kio New Town. Each of us spends no more than
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        When the burden falls on parents
        322 2 Your v parent says 9 This letter, written by a mother who read about teens' response to household chores two week's ago, should start some young people thinking and offering help at home. I FOUND the letters from so many teenagers about household chores
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        226 2 Pd like to be rich Pd like to have a bundle of money Pd like to travel around the world m style Pd like to give up buying Sweepstake tickets Pd like to laugh all the way to the bank UOB Group customers, please tick. You can tick them all
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        Lock icon Mentors spur Yuying on
        741 3 Young violinist Ng Yuying's recital on Wednesday at the Victoria Concert Hall will be a turning point m his career. He tells CHONG WING HONG why. He brought meclo«er to music He also taught ms how to treat people and how to cop* with adult life.
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        702 3 GOH BENG CHOO meets a Singapore Airline inflight supervisor who has just returned from a stint m China training flight stewards and stewardesses of a new airline m Shanghai. WHEN Paul Foo started learning Chinese some years ago, he had no idea how useful the language
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        Lock icon An American college by the Yellow River
        698 3 COLLEGE student Ma Zhiqing studies computer science on an IBM system set up m an upper room of Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping's former holiday villa. Nearby, a columned mansion used by Mao Zedong, who once closed China to the outside world, is the
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        Writing makes one a much better person
        800 4  -  ANUAR OTHMAN By WHAT better way to teach children the proper method of writing Malay than organising a writing competition. With this m mind, and for the love of the language, Badan Kesenian Melayu (Malay Arts Society) took the initiative to organise the
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        Dua perkara yang akan terus kembangkan Bahasa Melayu
        707 4  -  Oteh ANU AR OTHMAN "BAHASA Melayu adalah Bahasa Kebangsaan Singapura. Ini bermakna Bahasa Melayu akan terus hidup di negara kita... "...Ketahanannya (Bahasa Melayu) akan terns kukuh dan Bahasa Melayu akan terus berkembang sebagai bahasa moden selagi kita berpegang kepada dua perkara mi:
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        971 6 38 TV/ Video/ Hi-Fi AERIALS INSTALLATIONS- TECHNICAL Servicing repairs Telefunken. Sharp, Roxy. Oraetz. ITT, Siera. Philips. Setron. Normande. Singer, colour TV on the spot, fixing video Reasonable charges day service to Bpm Telephone *****75/ *****23 ANTENNAE INSTALLATION SERVICE. We provide high quality aerials from Oermany/ Japan at reasonable prices. Pis.
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        878 6 50 Office Equipment/ Supplies RICOH OT4<MO COPIER, enlargement/ reduction. A3 size, fully computerised $1,690 Tel *****36 51 Printing/ Copying Services We p*» «hM n printing \ASittn9 ittd* 'riterhfdds (While you wall Bi invoHtt «nd all kind ol Strluncfv items Designing embossing works <iiso aiailabi* here FOR QiJICK CREATIVE REI lABI
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        687 6 56 Industrial 56 Industrial Equipment/ Supplies Equipment/ Supplies f FOR SALE i m VARIOUS USED MACHINERY FOR THE J 3 MANUFACTURE OF CEILING FANS S INCLUDING: M 5 a Welding machines €5 9 Stator winding machine S 8 Hydraulic Figs and pumps 9 Drilling machines V X c Quality control
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        274 6 64 Domestic Help Available FILIPINO Jflk MAIDS FULL DOCUMENTATION 5000 BOND INCLUDING •i AIRFARE VISA LEAVE IT TO GOODWILL WE WILL DELIVER THE MAID TO YOUR DOOR STEPS tSfcfcl: DUWtNQQfTHRS: JiSERVICE ENT LN C 0457/01 Also specialises m passport renewal, direct hiring cheap return ticket. You can t be wrong
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        582 6 57 Business 57 Business 57 Business Opportunities Opportunities Opportunities ORCHARD ROAD INFORMATION, CALL *****75 4 *****40 i JOHN LITTLE 1 for tha lowest pricas m town' John Little Is prepared to pay cash on delivery for supplier's surplus stocks of good quality merchandise that we can pass on to our
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        650 6 64 Domestic Help Available mnuaUrsirnELTD 1M MkfcM* Roa*. #04-07 Fo^unt Ctr, S'por* 071« Tat 33t1M2/3MIM7 Mon to Sat: 10am to Bpm SELECT THROUGH VPEO Packaga «aa aeso mdudaa documamaMert. Ml Inauranca. aacurlty bond, madtcal toaa, SMvantaad raplaoamanl. 2y«an DACfc-up MTVtO9) RfltWMl CaVtosMtlon of worit pexmti £r Chaap ratum ak-tara \^&fj
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        587 6 68 Situations Vacant: Tutorial URGENTLY REQD TUTORS from (lists 15. 16, 14. 13. 12. 08. 20. 19. 10. 05, 22. Tel: *****68 69 Situations Vacant: Domestic REQUIRED FILIPINOS WITH complete papers for employment In Canada. Tel: *****17. P4P Labour Supply (C-0828-01). FOR IMMED. EMPLOYMENT h semald.s with pleasant personality for
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        538 6 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clarical Clerical 1 1 W&lk-In Interview Monday Friday 9am I2noon; 2pm spm I Customer Relations Officers (Female) (Full-time T^nglin, Full-time/Part-time Changi Airport) Due to our expansion, we have newly-created openings for CUSTOMER RELATIONS OFFICERS. I The incumbent will be responsible for in
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        310 6 International dtelilbutlun company urgontty requires AN EXPERIENCED FEMALE SECRETARY a able to start work Immediately a minimum O.C.E. 'O' level and a recognised secretarial certificate a pleasant personality. Initiative and able to carry out duties Independently a able to type, operate telex machine and Shorthand speed of 100 w.p.m. a
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        644 7 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical I SAM ;';> (A subsidiary of Singapore Aircraft Industries) 111 SAM, a manufacturer of H aircraft parts and comI portents invites applica- tions from suitably quahI tied candidates for the I post of: SECRETARY Possess GCE X 3' level 1 >: with credit m English
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        902 7 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical An International Travel Agancy raquiraa urgently JUNIOR SECRETARY OCE 'CV Level. Good command of English It able to take shorthand, typing It telexes. Initiative Lbe able to carry out duties Independently. Salary: SSOO SSOO. Interested applicants please call: for an lnterlvew A w»l^ established company
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        794 7 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical FEMALE CHINESE ACCOUNTS Clerk reqd. Experienced preferred. Able to type It close ac-i-ounis for the year. Write to: ST. Box A*****, 390 Kirn Seng Road. Spore 0923 IMMEDIATE SHIPPING CLERKS/ Typists, sea freight, documentation, temp, to perm.. $580. transport provided, below 28 (Jurong). Clerks/ Typists
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        528 7 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales I IS 1 yelow pages A Challenging Rewarding Career As A Lady Telephone Sales Representative If you're hardworking, determined to succeed and can communicate well, we'd like to talk to you about a career as a Lady Telephone Sales Representative. Our Telephone
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        174 7 Established Company of an International Trading group reQuires: MERCHANDISING CO-ORDINATOR o GCE 'O' Level c Servicing existing distributor lines c Marketing of canned food/ groceries c Documentation c Possess own transport c Pleasant personality, responsible and reliable Interested applicants, please apply giving detailed rttumt, expected salary, contact phono number and
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        633 7 71 Situations Vacant: Sales SALESGIRLS WANTED Wa ara looking for Famale Salesgirls to promote our rang* of wall known Perfumes at leading department stores and at Changi Airport Shops. c Attractive basic salary negotiable on experience c Attractive commission offered c Transport allowance c Merit increment after every 6 months
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        590 7 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Selangor Pewter SELANGOR PEWTER (S) PTE LTD invitea applications for the following poets of: Oanarai Requirements: I Prepared to work rota- I ting shifts. c Preferably wUh experience m selling pewterware. China ware, silverware and other gift/ souvenir items. Preferably with knowledge of Japanese. c Female
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        665 7 71 Situations Vacant: Salas An eetebHehed Trading Company require* A SENIOR SALES REPRESENTATIVE to market CHILDREN'S TOYS Experience; Must have good contact with department stores and retail out-lets. Preferably 5 years fc above m the relevant trade. 'A' level, effective In written English fc Oral Chinese, tea Between 25-35 years
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        723 7 71 Situations Vacant: Salas CHINESE SALES ASSISTANTS required Age 17 above. c Pleasant personality Secondary level Able to perform shift duties, c Preferably with sales experience. STOREMAN Interview at Centrepoint. #02-21. Tel *****06 EatabHahod Company requires CHINESE FEMALE SALES RECEPTIONISTS/ CLERKS Communicate with children. Salary $500. 5-day week. Training will
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        912 7 71 Situations Vacant: Mm SOLE AGENT FOR German prod uct wants male/ female Sales Rep., with/ without sales experience, Supervisor fc also Executive with experience m direct selling. Very good commission. basic salary, full CPF. extra Incentive for cash sales fc part payment Si also overseas tripe. ROD personnel are
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        535 8 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical ($8 Seagate J urgently requires ITC m Electricai/Electronics Engineering or NTC 2/3 m Electrical Fitting fir Installation 1 2 years experience m electrical maintenance of CNC and conventional machine i tools would be an added advantage I Completed or exempted from N.S.
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        929 8 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technlcel Werequire I* Diploma m Electronics Engineering or IXI equivalent with some working ""fi" experience m a high volume r manufacturing environment. --U- Minimum 2 3 years' experience m equipment maintenance of micro- r r computer hardware at component level Ff and ability
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        639 8 72 Situations Vacant: Technical f Urgently W«qulfd MEDICAL AND MAN LOCK ATTENDANTS lo wort m a comprwd air •nvkonrnwit (MRT 301 pretwt) Applicants must be physically fit lo work m comI pressed air and should possess NPB Medical or Man Lock Attendant Course Certificate. Past experience In similar capacity is
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        534 8 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production awLwaEL atatSP tQCor I Production Operators J Those with similar I by experience will be I offered a higher |J starting pay. Benefits: I c Free transport (for shift only)/ transport allowance c No scope work c Shift allowance I c Attendance
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        387 8 73 Situations Vacant: Production Wall astaMishsd printing firm requires: 1) SELF-ADHESIVE LABEL MACHINE OPERATORS c Completed N.S. c Primary oor Secondary 1/ 2 education. c Working experience is an advantage Without experience will be considered as 2) PRINTING TRAINEES c Completed N s a Energetic and willing to work hard.
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        421 8 73 Situations Vacant: Production r MALE OPERATORS required by an American manufacturing concern Completed N.S c Physically (it c Understands simple English L Maths c Willing to work m Ist shift: 7.00 am 3.40pm or 2nd shift: 3.40pm. 1100pm Good starting salary a benefits. 5-day work week. No working experience
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        474 8 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous CLUB CORPORATION OF ASIA LTD PINETREE TOWN AND COUNTRY CLUB SINGAPORE CCA, the world's leading organisation In professional management of exclusive golf, country and city clubs, seeks candidates for the following positions for the Western Dining Restaurant. The successful applicants should be matured and have the
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        885 9 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous HOTEL MERIDIEN SINGAPORE I invites applicants for the following positions:- 1 1) PART-TIME/ FULL-TIME ROOM I STEWARDESSES i I c Female, age between 20— 35 years old. c No experience preferred as training will be pro- J i vlded. I c Must
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        522 9 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous INTERNATIONAL Due to expansion, we require additional MAINTENANCE/ DELIVERY DRIVERS c Class 2 and 3 driving licences c preferably possess motorbike c able to speak and write English c completed N.S. c good knowledge of Singapore roads experience In maintenance o." electrical equipment c available Immediately
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        616 9 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Exclusive theatre discotheque requiree suitable pereonnel to till the poet 01 1. QUEST RELATIONS OFFICERS 2. WAITRESSES 3. FEMALE USHERS Attractive salary Incentives to be given to selected candidates. Please call pereonally at: B 3 Ming Arcade 21 Cuacedon Road Singapore 1024. Tel: *****97/ *****07 (after
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        938 9 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous PART TIME MODELLING OPPORTUNITY Male and Female of all ages are required. Interested; please call GRAPHICS MODEL STUDIO TEL: *****39 PLEASANT BARTENDERS with experience Working hrs. 1900 hrs. to 0100 hrs. daily Interview on 26th It 27th August between lla.m. and 4p.m. Far East Shopping Centre
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        901 9 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous REQUIRED ONE DRIVER for social work Must be staying In Bed ok East Coast area. Over 35 yrs. of age. Please call *****85 between 9a.m. to 6p.m. SECURITY GUARDS IN Orchard. Jurong. Paslr Panjang, Holland. Attractive salary. With full CPF ti allowance. Call personally to: #08-34
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        781 9 81 Vehicles For Hire PICKUPS AND LORRIES. Jurong 4 Buklt Tlmah. Tel: *****86/ *****93 (B.ooam 5 00pm). PICK-UPS TRUCKS for hire In Ylo Chu Kang. (Near A.M.KIo). *****31/ *****26. (Sam- 11pm). SELF-DRIVEN CARS AVAIL, for Malaysia use at cheap rates. Tel: 783-0909 (Bam. 8.30pm.). THREE STAR CAR Rentals have auto/
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        822 9 83 Vehicle Financing/ 83 Vehicle Financing/ 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance Insurance Insurance INTRODUCING THE YEAR CAR LOAN. Now you can s p-r-e-a-d your repayments for new cars over 6 years, not just 5 (For used cars, the loan period is up to 6 years from date of original purchase) AT
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        635 9 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan 1882 DATSUN 120Y SUtlonwagon Tld top cond.. alrcon, hl-fl, s/i-Uns, $15,000. Pager *****92/ off. *****09/ *****20 8/10 DATSUN Bi..*EBIRO 1.6 (Co. regd), 1 owner, alrcon., radio/ cassette, tax l/'B7. $B,Bou 0.n.0. *****19. '83 NISBAH LAUREL 2000 Auto. Alrcon., radio cassette, 1 pte. owner, showrm. cond. $27,800
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        703 9 90 For Sale: Toyota AUTHORISED TOYOTA SERVICE Centre trade-in your Toyota car for a new Starlet Standard $24,275. Starlet High-grade $26,575 For further details call 456-1363 Miss Llm/ 284-5733 Mr. Leong. IS COROLLA 1.8 OL. Llftback. sspeed. 1 pte. owner. Power steering windows. Central lockIng, s/rlms.. hlfl, tax 1/17. Accident
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        1022 10 90 For Sala: Toyota 0 VI TOYOTA Cresslda 20 GL Alrcon., cassette, power windows Tel *****74 0 ■S3 TOYOTA Cresslda 2.0 GL Alrcon.. cassette, power windows, central locking. *****03. SEP. '90 CRESSIDA GL auto. Q plate. Excellent cond Well kept. Aircon Si radio cassette *****63. 12/80 STARLET DL. square lights.
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        1046 10 92 For Sala: Mazda S MTHS. OLD MAZDA 1.6 GT XI 3-dr. 1 owner, sun-roof, power window/ steering, central lockIng, showroom cond Tel: *****96 9/94, MAZDA I.S GT 3 doors 2 owners. Tax 11/88, Compomotlve rims, hl-fl. Excellent $26 800 0.n.0. Tel *****88/ *****80, Joe CO. REGD. 1993 Mazda 929
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        816 10 94 For Sala: Daihatsu 4/92 DAIHATSU CHARADE 1000 XTF. 5-dr (new model), 1 pte owner, alrcon hi-fi, new s/tyres. tax/ Ins. 3/"87, PARF, good cond. $16,500. Can loan $12,000. *****18 LATE 1990 DAIHATSU Charade, 1000XTE, 5-speed, alrcond., radio/ cassette, tax 1/87. New tyres, original paint. $11,900. *****41 79 DAIHATSU CHARADE
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        1036 10 96 For Sato: Other Makes REGD. '71 ROLLS Royce Silver Shadow II long wheel base with division Tax till Nov "86. Interested, pis. call Lum *****45. 1972 MGB GT with alrcon., radio/ cassette. Tax 1/87. Passed Inspection. Beautiful condition. No repair required. Tel: *****55. 4/99 AUDI 80GTE, 1 pte. owner,
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        596 10 97 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles 8/89 ISUZU DOUBLE cab. dlesel low deck, 26,000 km. 1 owner alrcond., very good cond. *****22. 90 SUZUKI 900 c.c. 5-dr. van. Just passed Inspection, new road tax. •81 MITSUBISHI L3OO. Alrcond., radio cassette. Tax 10/86. Very good cond. $6,800. *****86/ Pg. *****48. «1 NISSAN
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        750 10 99 Vehicles Wanted ABLE TO ACCEPT ALL USED CARS AT ATTRACTIVE CASH PAYMENT c Non-PARF or PARF. c Private or company. PB Bus. o Commercial vans/ pick-ups. Oood price for Honda cars. Pleeee caM Mr Ong: Day: *****80/ *****78/ 8 Night. *****88 (7pm.— 11pm.) CALL US BEFORE YOU SELL YOUR
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        848 10 100 Scrap Vehicles BETTER PRICEB OFFERED for PARF/ SZ scrap cars all kinds of good used cars. *****02/ *****76 (Day). *****00 (Night). ALEX: *****50/ *****85. Best prices offered for PARF scrap used cars. Cash payment. ATTRACTIVE CASH FOR all scrap/ used/ SZ scrap cars. *****42/ *****63, Kwok (day/ night). BETTER
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        760 10 106 Accommodation Available: Houses S/STOREY DETACHED BUNOLW. 31 Chiltern Drive (Braddell Hta.) D 1335. 3 bdrms. F/furn with s/pool. Avail. Ist Sept. Rent $2,500 neg. Tel. *****26. D.ll OFF NEWTON d/storey detached bunglw. with pool. 4+l rms. Pte. and cosy surroundings. P/furn. $4,000. Holland *****79. D.19 SERANOOON OON. s/storey seml-d.
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        546 10 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available Available: Apartments Apartments The Ascott Executive Residences Gracious Living Starts Here. Singapore's first purpose built serviced apartments, The Ascott Executive Residences, are a unique combination of the luxury of a hotel and the comfort of home. Located m the heart of the city, The Ascott
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        406 10 r^Lrdmore tParkJb OPEN HOUSE Long or short leas* Luxury apartments to let with exclusive Country Ciub membership Just off Orchard Roao 3-bedrooms, large lounge, ample parking Furnished or unfurnished Average rental $3,600 p.m. mcl. service chatge Visit our show flat, 1 0t n to spm Monday to Saturday or 10.30
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        757 11 107 Accommodation Available Apartment* FfIREfISTPUIZfI Hotel Style Luxurious Apartments roifr •At the junction of Scotts/ Orchard Road, next to Hyatt Hotel. 1 4.000 sq ft Hotel Style Lobby Swimming Pool Tennis Court. Squash Court. Billia-d Room Gymnasium and many other facilities •Self Service Free Launderette •Ample Indoor Car Parking Lots
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        1022 11 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments NEWTON CIRCLE APARTMENT, sth floor, fully furn., 3 rooms. 1 living, 1 dining. $1,000. Hougang 5 miles, terrace, fully furn $800 *****61/ *****59 Mr Loh ORCHARD RD. STUDIO Service apt., tastefully furn., fully alrcon./ carpeted, crockery linen provided. Short/ long-term $900 p.m. Inclusive PUB *****69 ORCHARD
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        1018 11 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 0.10 BALMORAL/ HIMIKO Court Beautifully furn. studio apt Immed occupation. *****33 Solo D.lO BALMORAL VIEW, lower mats. 3 bdrms. Fully alrcond., pool $1,900 furn *****63 (agt.) D 10 BEVERLY HILLS. Nasslm Mans. Bel Air, Ardmore Pt., from $4500 ERA *****66 Dennis D.lO DRAYCOTT TWR. $2,600. 3+l
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        920 11 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 551.200 HONO LEONO Condo. Pool tennis 3 rms. F/ furnished. Vacant. Tel: *****12 Mr. Phan. TELOK KURAU, 0.15, unfurn 2bdrm. flat. Bathrm. attached, servant's. $700 p.m. Call *****63. THE CLAYMORE. 3-BDRM. apt avail m Oct. at $6,250, p/furn. Please call *****18/ 9. WATTEN EST. CONOO. I'll
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        1857 11 113 For Sale. Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses VVMI help you Imiv a house now with complete peace of mind B//y wr ''iff T^MSi Wl l^k\ '"i&^&^SßSl&ij J^ .^i.- --A:3& I B^kl Chase Complete Home Loan Our loan offers you easy home ownership with 10 distinct
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        789 11 113 For Sale: Houses D.IS BRAND NEW d/storey corner terr 2800 sq.ft. 3+l 1 f/hold $450,000 Everton *****11 D.19 SERANGOON GDN. s/storey bunglw. 6000 sq.ft. 4 1 1. 999 $490K Everton *****11 D.19 TAI HWAN Gdn 2-1/2-storey terr. 2000 sq.ft Built-in 3000 sq.ft. $425,000. Holland *****79 D.20 MODERN D/STOREY seml-d
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        736 11 114 For Sal*: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments I s^* 2 -room I Apartments I for Sale/ Lease I (Junction of St. Martin's I Drive and Tanglin Road) I Developer I Owrwr Umcumrrt Pte Ltd. Tenure of Land: Freehold I Lot 286 TS XXIV Planning Approval: DC 858/64
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        823 11 DIST. 19 GOLDEN HILL Condo lower mals. Split-level. 3 bdrms. Freehold Approx. 2200 sq.ft. $395,000 0.n.0. Rolf *****11 DIST.9 CAIRNHILL CT/ Plaza. 1,500/ 2,800 sq.ft 2/ 3 bdrms. Fully alrcond./ s/pool $320,000/ $410,000. MI:V Realty *****82 DIST.9, TOP rLOOR, partly furn. Renovated. Freehold. 3+l bdrms. 3 bathrms/ 1 attached $240,000.
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        1072 12 114 For Sal*: Private Apartment* 0 10. WOOLLERTON PK. 2.800 sq ft 4 rma servant's. Facing greenery $450,000 *****47 *****77 D.ll CHANCERY LOWER mals. 1615 sq.ft 3 rooms 2 attached Pool $320,000. Eurohome *****22 D.ll ELEGANCE VIEW. 3- 1 bdrms 1,750 sq ft Pool $268,000 F'hold. Prospect *****75 *****13 D.ll
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        1048 12 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 5-ROOMED A.M.Kio Blk 642 $129,000 St Marah Blk 116 $*****0 Badok Blk 21/96/120/413 $115,000 to $139,000 Chal Chaa Blk 52 $133,000 Clamant! Oik 413/ 604 $128,000 Eunoa Craa Blk 23 $120,000 Marina Pa-ada Blk 12/ 27 $133,000 SpoMtawooda Pk Blk 104 $150,000 T.Payoh B'k 218/
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        1058 12 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments BEDOK NORTH 5-ROOM (Point) Blk 413/ 516 Ceramic/ terrazzo, high floor, morning sun. $129,000 $137,000 neg. Tel: *****21 BOTH 5-RM., POINT. Bedok North (South). Nicely renovated! $129,000 ($105,000). Richard Low Housing: *****15/ 6/ *****18. CLEMENTI WEST. 5-RM. Blk 604/ 724 ceramic, cabinets $130,000/ $137,000 neg./
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        785 12 116 For Sato: HDB Apartments HURRYI $42,000, 3-rm. Bedok Reservolr 81k.712, terrazzo throughout. Tel: *****12/ *****48. JALAN BAHAOIA BLK 35. 3-rm Ceramic, cabinet, bdrm set fridge $29K neg. Wind *****03. JALAN TECK WHYE 5-room 81k.12, low fir Newly renovated See to offer. *****12 Dollars MARINE DRIVE 3 rm. near central.
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        736 12 117 Propartias Wantad y WANTED v JURONG EASTS BEDOK ANG MO KIO OTHER AREAS CALL MISS CHOW 732 8288 WE EMPHASIZE Ml SERVICE... VCHEMB AND LEW EUTPy |q OUSES WANTED SERVICE QuYERS WITH CASH <<5K WIND HOUSING > <^g^ *****53/ *****93 V PEOPLE'S HOUSING *****21/*****22 Urgently Wanted HDB READY BUYERS
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        799 12 118 Factory Spacas 118 Factory Spacas Sea-front, 94 metres, with Mooring facilities including Slipway Beautifully designed Office/Factory Building with Workshops 2.700 sq metres Canteen (Single Storey Block) 281 sq. metres Open Area 13.860 sq metres Total Area 16.841 sq metres Lease: JTC 30 years w.e.l. 16 August 1980 (181.275 sq
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        510 12 119 Warshous**/ Storaga Spacas RUBY WAREHOUSE COMPLEX No. 8 Kafci Bukit Road 2 (off Eunos Link) WAREHOUSE FOR LEASE 02-12; 02-18; 03-06; 03-16; 03-30; 04-24; 04-25. Short and long tarm lease P l«e*e call Mrs Lim I *****62 WAREHOUSE SPACES EQUIPPED with modern facilities available at Kakl Buklt Road 2
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        530 12 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Lm i\^B\.^B^^s^ c o\o<Nc0 \o <NcV c\\^ cO I ■S (Off River Valley Road) W I ■H FOR LEASE \M mm sinbor house Im ■R (Brand new light industrial \M ■W bldg at Paya Lebar Road) \/m H FOR SALE/ LEASE I-*
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        951 12 121 For Rent: Office Spaces fl COMMERCIAL I UNION BUILDING I I Several units from 465 I sq ft to 2950 sq ft jH available for lease B I Strategic location H H fronting Robinson Rd I Excellent management I I Attractive rental B H packages H I 532 3888
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        622 13 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces O 15, TAMJOMG KATOMO 3-storey shophou.se (postwar). K'hold Ordflr. area 1.030 sq.ft. 2nd and 3rd fir. 1.400 sq ft Tel: 336-5363 FAN EAST PLAZA, 2 units at 02 Level with tenancy. Areas 258 sq.ft. i 324 sq.ft. respectively Interested pis. call *****83 PARKLANE SHOP STM
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        765 13 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: 1 Shop Spaces Shop Spaces Newly Renovated Colombo Court Exhibition space available 30,000 sq ft at 2nd storey With good frontage Contact MrThioat *****15 or Mrs Sim at *****33 Fitted And Equipped TO LET (Approx 4700 sq ft) at SERANGOON PLAZA Fronting the bustling
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        272 14 148 Computer Courses COMPUTER* COMMERCIAL *>^^^ SCHOOL COMMUTE* COURSES For DfO f*)Ba*4OAe)eß. MsSCilttveM SjejC iwinw t dftcat/fchnlcal etert Wrrtn no cOfl'HUJ'e)*' koowieoQ*. SYMPHONY (Ver 1 1) FRAMEWORK II LOTUS 1-2-3 (Ver 2 0) Module 1 and Macro Programming AUTOCAD DRAFTING PACKAGE lUS ACCOUNTING PACKAGE DBASE 111 PLUS c Module 1
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        321 14 GET A RECOGNISED COMPUTER QUALIFICATION AT INFORMATICS COURSES OFFERED Fortran, Paacai. 1 NCC DIPLOMA IN Wordstar, dßaaa 11/IH. COMPUTER STUDIES Lotus 1-2-3, Symphony, (Incorporating City Guilds Framawork, Accounting, 747 (418). designed for G.CE IWcro-procaaaor, X)"or "A" level holders No prior AaaamWar. computer knowledge is Courses 1 2 qualify for required)
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        223 14 150 Commercial/ Technical Courses I.A.M. 1) M/W 6 30-9 30pm 01/00 2) T/F 6.30-9Jopm 02/09 ENG. FOR COMMERCE DTues 6 00-7 30pm 26/08 2) Wed 6 30-8 00pm 27/08 SHORTHAND (^,n M ,.i 1 Tues 6 00-7 30pm 26/08 2) Thurs 7.30-9 30pm 28/08 BUSINESS STATISTICS l)Tues 7 30-9 30pm
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        606 15 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses J y^L oj&\ Excel m Information Technology v^tS> 89-fl AtComsertrac Vf^J r~~J J A Decade of Excellence <^3 In Computer Education Q NCC Diploma m Computer Studies Q BCS/NCB Part I In addition to the syllabus prescribed by the For personnel
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        228 15 154 Dancing Instruction Introducing a variety of DANCE COURSES to suit yourself BASIC LATIN AMERICAN DANCE INTERMEDIATE BALLROOM DANCE BASIC SOCIAL DANCE INTERMEDIATE SOCIAL DANCE JAZZ DISCO DANCE For more Information, call us at: METROPOLITAN YMCA SO Stevens Road Tat: *****55 ait 401/902. POMSAN DANCE STUOtO (EatabMahad tmct 1*37) Saglnnar»
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        179 15 155 Modelling/ Deportment Instruction Personal Grooming •Plus Professional Modelling Total grooming, speech improvement A social graces Agence Powers New York: Paris, Japan CaN *****97 (U%% w»«m«nl) HOUSE OF M SINGAPORE'S TOP CHILDREN'S WORKSHOP offers the PERFECT SYSTEM to Junior-Modelling Speech, Pronunciation, Drama Memory Training courses conducted by our Oversees Trained
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        493 15 156 Cookery Instruction PRACTICAL CAKEMAKING (25 Items) Baking, creaming, Icing, decoration. Commence Sun. 31/8. 10am. -4p.m. Coach by Mr. Aw, former Hotel Catering School training officer Tel: *****13. CAKE DECORATING, CAKE making, pastry and sugar moulding course. Contact no: *****92 30/8 CHRISTMAS LOO Cherry Cake 2.00 p.m. 29/8 31/8 Mooncake
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        521 15 170 Lost aT?Jay^affß ''•it ''ii^afl L^LB DOG MISSING at Ch.i ChM Rd. Blk.l/ Chai Clm StrMl on 24/8/86 al 10.45pm. Tricolourad Shallwtd Shaapdog Anyone having information plaas* contact: 44T0540 Reward will be offered. Family mm th» dog vary much LOST BLACK MALE Shetland sheepdog. Last seen at A.M. Klc Aye.l,
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        711 15 APPOINTMENTS/NCyriCES ■Hfll STANTS RSSOBBI EaV Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD i APPOINTMENTS I OU NATIONAL I I lira UNIVERSITY I I Y^V OF SINGAPORE I I SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT I I Applications are invited for teaching appoint- 9 I ments m the School of Management. Prefer- I H ence
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        743 15 eletftx Ne: *****59 Rates: Bex Service: Sice Service: Tel *****11 Straits-Times: 5125.00 psc. cm. Collected: Sss.<» Ct 5724/5/6/8 A 5669 Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. Posted: Sslo 00 Century Park Sheraton Singapore CENTURY PARK SHERATON SINGAPORE has an immediate opening for the position of DIRECTOR OF SALES Male/Female of good
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        1366 16 PICO PICO ART PTE LTD, a well established local company with 1 7 overseas offices and 5 subsidiaries, I is a leading Exhibition Construction Specialist m the I Exhibition Industry. In view of our extensive I recruitment exercise, we would like to invite top- I calibre candidates to fill the
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        531 16 itfifprffinn i ■mLIUoIiULnJ Wyuy Private Limited SALES REPRESENTATIVES j If you have a natural aptitude and flair for meeting and selling to people, we have a place for you to sell the latest range of RICOH copiers/facsimiles and electronic typewriters. We offer highly competitive remuneration package together with outstanding career
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        818 16 NOTICES I Amcol Electrical Industries limited I (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) I ANNOUNCEMENT OF INTERIM RESULTS I H The Directors wish to announce that the unaudited results of the Company and of the Group for the H half year ended 30th June 1986 are as follows: BJ Half
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        170 16 NOTICE REGISTERED DESIGN NO. *****84 FRONT VIEW 0 S^DE VIEW BRAUN AKTIENGES ELLSCKAFT of Frankfurt/Main, Federal Republi? of Germany, hereby give notice that they are the registered proprietors of the above design m respect of a hair trimmer which is registered m the United Kingdom under No. *****84. This British
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        787 17 NOTICES SUNSHINE ALLIED INVESTMENTS LIMITED (Incorporatad m tht Rapublic of Singapora) LOST SHARE CERTIFICATES Tha undarmantionad (Hart cartificatM haw bean raport«d lost, mislaid or dtttrovM CartificjM Noi In tha nitm of No.ofinarM AC ***** Tan Crttnj Yue 1 ,000 AC ***** T*i Tak Ettata* Sdn Bhd 1 000 Not ict
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        568 17 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER It) TAKE NOTICE THAT: (a) Receiving and Adjudication Orders were made against the following debtors on the 12th day of August 1086. IN BANKRUPTCY NOS 769/85 Bambang Soetjlpto of 29 Jin Arnap Spore 1024 770/85 Sri Dewl Mutlara of 29 Jin Arnap Spore 1024. Receiving and
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        1133 17 SUN TAN ByColltttt PEANUTS By schau (^obnwiM^ Q n Cl^MAiiirybul r 1_- t^^Sfffl^ /ft J& sSKr.-. I V\ /ihavea\ 'by suppers more 1 1--—- jI LL NEVER smooth -~j -z. Y\ quotation s\ wave been killeptman /ChJ' V again J %S^ r? Ji'/Y \FORWy jX)CTORS EVER CURE? Y~\ L^™^ r
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        937 18 NOTICES MALAYAN CREDIT LIMITED (Incorporated m Singapore) NOTICE OF MEETING To All Stockholders NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twenty-Fourth Annual General Meeting of Malayan Credit Limited will be held m Mandarin Court A. 4th FlooT Mandarin Hotel, Orchard Road. Singapore 0923 on Thursday, the 18th day of September, 1986
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        528 18 IN THE HIGH COURT OP THE REPI «LIC OP SINGAPORE Omp«l«i WMtag Up N.. 552 *f lfttt In the Matter M tb* CwnpudM Art (Chapter ttf Aml la the Matter «f SYNTAX CONSTRUCTION PTE. LTD. ADVERTISEMENT OP PETITION Notice Is hereby given that a petition for the winding-up of the
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        339 18 pruiyiiiyn uoii/ir I Coming home means returning to a relaxed atmosphere. And being showered with the comforts you're accustomed to. It's enjoying TV or a video film while your suit is pressed and a missing button is sewn back on. It means appetising swiss-style veal for dinner. Orbeefrendang, teppanyaki, sushi,
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        287 18 «ii WiBVWW WWiIaWIISW' LIDO CHANGI: NOW SHOWING! LDO: Him. 1 30. 4.00, 6.45 I 9.15 No Free List m CHANG 11am. 1.45. 4 00. 6.45 I 9 15 No Frtt Lilt I SAVOY ORIENTAL: LAST DAY! 1 if SAVOY: 5 SHOWS at Ham. 1.45. 4 00, 6.45 I 9.15 OMENTM.:
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        Lionel Richie goes slow on love songs
        739 19 The pop superstar says he's a 'hopeless romantic', but his latest album, Dancing on the Ceiling, just released m Singapore, lacks a linchpin love ballad. He tells STEPHEN HOLDEN why. 4 One reason I write ballads is that it's hard for me to
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        Lock icon Dancing up the wall and onto the ceiling
        129 19 LIONEL Richie's latest video for his Dancing on the Celling alham has the pop singer U terally dancing op the wall and Mte the celling. Veteran Him director Stanley Denen, famous tor making Him* with dancers Fred Astelre aad Gene Kelly oversaw
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        202 19 SARAH VAUGHAN sings Pope John Paul n on her latest album, The Planet is Alive Let it Live (Jazzletter Records). This is a stunning achievement that, even after first listening, makes it hard to believe it was spurned by every
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        757 19 Forget films, Oscar winner William Friedkin says to VERNON SCOTT. A director today is better off m TV DIRECTOR William Friedkin, Academy Award winner m 1971 for The French Connection, defines movies today as "sequels and teenagers having sex m the back of cars". Friedkin, who
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        745 19 -What's ITn -S>!™ "KiT""" andso «H,^r Sa-BSSJftiSW JKMTWKE SS!fSffi%y affInVSaSTS:: SSBK.^SfSSPSS r^^%^£ SSWtSi.Srt.W- an P d r^^ Shan pecKP,e SS?? 32 Free. sored by Kodak. Singapore cil, 14 Collyer Quay. 10 am 3 °UR ARCHITECTURAL Ltd. #02-09 Orchard C&E, Or- ng orflce hours FRENCH Fll M Zoological Gardens. 9am 5
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        978 19 p| Radio One FM Service 90.5 mHz m VHF Band N 5.58 AM National Anthem, followed by Opening Announcement 600 News m Brief 6.05 Another Morning, Another Show 7.00 News and Weather Report 7.10 Morning Digest 7.20 Another Morning Another Show (confd) 7.30 Morning Financial News 7.40 Another Morning Another
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        303 20 Why you should learn English from the source... the British themselves. J^^^ Register now! Term begins Sept 22. Registration Date: 30 Auj; '86 JA^E^^^^^ f5O deposit required for placement. heques acceptable. (.eneral Kn^lish Courses Elementary/Intermediate/ Pre -Advanced /Advanced Full-time: lOOhrs (5 wks) There are lots of ways you can learn
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        1657 20 ■i MY VIEW Catherine Ong More original Singapore sounds w i afl T ariety Tonight My Dream and John Siow's against the window. She looks couple before settling down to rjl JVfaaafcs* M Mosicmoves (Part Gotta Say I Love You. across into the abandoned the 55th birthday celebrations TO J
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