The Straits Times, 18 November 1986

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    15 1 Tne Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1986 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 188/12/85
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    Lock icon Fate of Kim a mystery
    770 1 Fate of Kim a mystery North Korean President 'either assassinated or overthrown' SEOUL The fate of President Kim D-Sung remained a mystery last night after a day of intense speculation and whirling rumours in Seoul and Tokyo that the North Korean communist leader had been assassinated or overthrown. South Korean
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    Worker who rode on MRT wagon dies in mishap
    351 1  - Worker who rode on MRT wagon dies in mishap RAV DHALIWAL By RIDING on a Mass Rapid Transit works train meant for transporting equipment along the tracks is believed to have cost a worker his life on Sunday afternoon. An MRT Corporation spokesman said yesterday that the worker who died
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    Kok Liang leaves court a free man
    141 1 FORMER Paii-El financial director Tan Kok Liang, who was sentenced to 15 months' Jail In February, walked out of court a free man yesterday, after an appeal court held that the six months he had already served was "sufficient". Mr Justice Lai Kew
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    B-G Lee among nominees for PAP's exec panel
    464 1 B-G Lee among nominees for PAP's exec panel BRIG-GEN Lee Hsien Loong is among several candidates nominated by MPs in the People's Action Party for election to its central executive committee, the PAP's highest policy-making body. The Acting Trade and Industry Minister, who entered politics in 1984, is in the
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    Herzog due today
    86 1 ISRAELI President Chaim Herzog and his wife, Aura, will arrive here today for a threeday visit on their way home after a tour of Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and Tonga, a government statement said yesterday. During his stay in Sin- gapore, Mr Herzog will pay a courtesy
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    Jakarta expresses displeasure over Herzog visit
    768 1  - Jakarta expresses displeasure over Herzog visit YANG RAZALI KASSIM Umno Youth urges Asean partners to review ties with Singapore By Jakarta Correspondent JAKARTA Indonesia has expressed official displeasure over the three-day visit to Singapore by Israeli President Chaim Herzog. The Indonesian stand on the visit was made known yesterday when
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      TASS DROPS KIM'S NAME
      69 1 MOSCOW The official Soviet news agency Tass yesterday dropped any reference to North Korean leader Kim Il-Sung when it reported that Mongolian leader Zhambyn Batmnnkh was on his way to Pyongyang. IMplomats Interpreted an earlier Tass report that Mr Batmnnkh had left r lan Bator for
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      22 1 Rumours of growing dissatisfaction in the Defence Ministry South worried about dealing with 'violent and unpredictable' Kim Jr Reports on Page 3
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      43 1 Demo outside ts'pore High Commission in KL: Page II What two Malaysian papers say: Page 21 Inside Summarv 2 World News 3-7 Asean 8,9 Causeway II Aroond Your Place 18 Comment Perspective 31,21 Letters TlmesDoliar 23-21 Racing 27 Sports 28-31 SEE THIS PAGI
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      372 2 Top firm's Hq here GOVERNMENT incentives and the fast growth of the computer industry have spurred a leading software company to set up its Asia-Pacific headquarters here. Cullinet Software Inc of the United States, the world's largest independent mainframe software company, also plans to set up a software development
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      259 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: NTI has in the short period of its existence succeeded in establishing credentials of its own. Its first graduates, who are now employed by industry, are regarded favourably a far cry from earlier fears that NTI would be considered a poor cousin of NTS. Feedback
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      93 2 'AVOID FALSE HOPES' THE SENIOR registrar of the neurology department at Tan Tock Seng Hospital, commenting on the report "Help for brain-injured", quotes studies in the US to prevent parents of brain damaged children from building up false hopes. She says she brings up these points because she feels
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      Around the world
      218 2 Aussies back Britain THE AUSTRALIAN government has backed Britain's legal battle to prevent former British count-er-intelligence agent Peter Wright from publishing his memoirs. Cabinet Secretary Michael Codd, in a sworn affidavit, told the New South Wales Supreme Court that the book would damage the country's security interests.
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      288 2 Real crashes REAL MADRID, visibly weary after its recent exertions, crashed to its first home league defeat for two seasons on Sunday as Barcelona went back to the top of the Spanish First Division. Real fell to a stunning 4-2 home defeat against Athletic Bilbao after leading 2-0 inside
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      432 2 Say it in 'teenglish' ABOUT 5t READERS explain what's in vogue in the teen vocabulary and why they speak "teenglish" "a convenient and comfortable lingo that allows young people to rojak (a Malay dish, rather like a salad) phrases by adding Tamil, Malay and Chinese words and phrases,
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      202 2 RECESSION DID NOT AFFECT SOME BANKS SURVEY ONE-THIRD of Singapore bank chiefs have claimed in a survey that they suffered little or no ill effects from the recession. One CEO even wrote to executive search firm Egon Zehnder International conducting the second annual survey of bank chief executives in
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      Around Asean... and Across the Causeway
      172 2 Around Asean... and Across the Causeway Manila strike flops A GENERAL strike called to paralyse Manila in protest at the killing of a labour leader flopped yesterday while officials first announced, then retracted news that a man had been arrested in connection with his death. Justice Minister Neptal; Gonzales said:
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      Lock icon Rumours of Kim's rift with military
      647 3 'Dissatisfaction growing in Defence Ministry' SEOUL President Kim IlSung. "The Great Leader", has worked hard to ensure that North Korea obeys only one voice his. But of late, reports have trickled out from this Albania of the East that there is growing dissatisfaction with
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      Lock icon Special editions carry the news
      100 3 SOUTH Koreans on a street in Seoul yesterday reading special editions of newspapers carrying banner headlines saying North Korean leader Kim U-Sung had been shot and killed. The South Korean Defence Ministry earlier announced North Korean loudspeakers along the Demilitarised Zone had carried such statements
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      Lock icon Chinese party members told not to meddle
      197 3 Chinese party members told not to meddle BEIJING China's 44 million Communist Party member^ should get out of government and stop med dling in matters outside their jurisdiction, the official Beijing Review magazine said yesterday. "The party should concentrate on party affairs," was the view of most participants at a
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      Lock icon Training for gas war
      46 3 JERUSALEM Israel has stepped up training of its soldiers over the past fewyears on coping with chemical weapon attacks. Brig Ephraim Lapid said training had been intensified riMC reports in 1984 that gas was used by Iraq in the Gulf War Reuter
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      Lock icon Rajiv snubs Junejo: Denial not convincing
      484 3 BANGALORE INDIAN Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi yesterday publicly snubbed visaing Pakistani Prime Minister Mohammad Khan Junejo by saying his denials about Pakistan's rumoured nuclear bomb programme were unconvincing. Mr Gandhi told a news conference Mr Junejo had assured him during talks on Sunday night
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      Lock icon Second quake
      46 3 TAIPEI Another earthquake struck eastern Taiwan yesterday following Saturday's strong tremors which killed 14 people. There were no reports of casualties in the latest quake. The epicentre of the quake, which measured three on the Richter scale, was 19 km north-east of Taitung. Reuter
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      Lock icon Accord in sight on way to end Tamil revolt
      362 3 BANGALORE India and Sri Lanka are near agreement on a joint approach to ending the three-year Tamil rebellion and a memorandum of understanding may be issued in Colombo shortly, Sri Lankan sources said yesterday. They said Sri Lankan President Junius Jayewardene.
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      HK encouraged after talks with US delegation
      240 3 HONGKONG HONGKONG officials said they were encouraged after a one-hour meeting yesterday with United States Congressional delegates touring Asia before the preparation of possible new protectionist trade legislation. The delegation of 13, led by chairman Dan Rostenkowski of the House of Representatives Ways
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      Lock icon South worried about dealing with Kim Jr
      481 3 SEOUL The splashing of news of President Kim IlSung 's reported assassination on the front pages of newspapers here may be more an indication of concern than a cause for celebration. Korean watchers say Seoul would rather deal with an old but known
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      Lock icon Riot death
      30 3 BOMBAY One person was killed and four were wounded when police opened fire to quell Hindu-Muslim clashes at Khamgaon in western India on Sunday, police said yesterday. Reuter
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      Lock icon Attack in mental home kills two
      170 3 COLOMBO A West German tourist who was ad- mitted to a mental hospital two days ago attacked more than 70 other pa i tients with a wooden plank, killing two and ini juring five. A police spokesman said the 40-year-old man was admitted to
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      Lock icon Australia backs British bid to ban spy's book
      343 4 Australia backs British bid to ban spy's book SYDNEY THE Australian government has backed Britain's legal battle to prevent former British counter-intelligence agent Peter Wright from publishing his memoirs. Cabinet Secretary Michael Codd, in a sworn affidavit, told the New South Wales Supreme Court that the book would damage the
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      Lock icon Royal pair's last stop
      58 4 RIYADH Prince Charles and Princess Diana arrived here yesterday on the last stop of a nine-day visit which has already taken them to Bahrain, Oman and Qatar. They were greeted by the Defence Minister, Prince Sultan ibn Abdul Aziz, officials and several members of the reigning
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      Lock icon It's on — the Beaujolais Nouveau race
      202 4 It's on the Beaujolais Nouveau race LYONS French Foreign Trade Minister Michel Noir yesterday personally attended the loading of 1986 Beaujolais Nouveau on a Boeing-747 as the first step in airlifting the coveted red wine worldwide so that it can be drunk on every continent at midnight on Thursday (Paris
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      Lock icon Prophets of doom arrested in Kenya
      178 4 NAIROBI About 150 members of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church were detained by police because they said the world would end on Nov 27, that children need not attend school and women should leave their husbands, the Kenya News Agency said yesterday. The crackdown on
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      Lock icon Cuba and Spain see eye to eye
      273 4 HAVANA Spain and Cuba agree on issues such as Central America and the Falkland Islands, Spanish Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez has said after talks with Cuban President Fidel Castro. He said he and Dr Castro agreed on their support for Central American peace
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      Lock icon Riots at funeral of PNG leader
      184 4 PORT MORESBY Thousands of people mourning the death of a leading Papua New Guinea politician went on a rampage here yesterday, burning vehicles and looting shops. The government invoked emergency powers to or- der all businesses, offices and schools closed and banned the sale
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      Lock icon Lava from Mt Mihara
      89 4 TOKYO Mt Mihara continued to spew red-hot lava and a column of black smoke into the air yesterday, three days after the volcano erupted for the first time in 12 years, the Central Meteorological Agency said. The agency said intense volcanic activity on Mt Mihara, located
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      Lock icon Fiery death on train
      118 4 NEW YORK An apparently homeless man set himself on Are and horned to death on a New York underground train despite efforts by passengers and transit police to douse the flames. Police said the unidentified man boarded the train In Brooklyn early on Sunday carrying a
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      Lock icon Hawke talks about two keys to prosperity
      234 4 Hawke talks about two keys to prosperity PERTH AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Bob Hawke has said that regional security and a free flow of trade are the keys to prosperity in the Pacific region. Mr Hawke. opening a regional financial conferi ence called PacRim '86 here on Sunday night, I said
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      Lock icon Mitterrand goes to Timbuktu
      80 5 FRENCH President Francois Mitterrand drinks traditional camel milk presented to him by Mall's President Moussa Traore. He was given the drink when he visited Timbuktu, north of Mall, on Sunday. Mr Mitterrand, on a visit to the Sahel state of Mall, sipped milk and munched on
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      Lock icon Half of all species 'may be wiped out within 100 years'
      324 5 NEW YORK The world is in the grip of an "extirction spasm" that could lead to the elimination ot half of the species on earth by the middle of the next century, ecologists say. -i More than 1.000 staecies
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      Lock icon Sinatra leaves hospital
      118 5 Sinatra leaves hospital LOS ANGELES Frank Sinatra returned to his heavily-guarded Palm Springs mansion on Sunday, a week after undergoing an operation to remove an intestinal abscess. Mr Sinatra. 70, is expected to spend several weeks resting at home, watched over by his fourth wife, the former Miss Barbara Marx,
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      Lock icon Iraqi jets hit plants
      64 5 ATHENS Iraqi warplanes hit an unfinished petrochemical plant at Bandar Khomeiny in south-western Iran and a nearby plant at Mahsharr. the official Iraqi news agency, DMA, said. Th«? state-owned Iranian news agency, IRNA, said on Sunday that Iranian ground forces shot down one attacking plane at
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      Lock icon Two Lesotho ex-ministers abducted, killed
      219 5 JOHANNESBURG Two former ministers of deposed Lesotho Prime Minister Leabua Jonathan's government were among five people kidnapped and killed in the tiny mountain kingdom, the South African Press Association repotted on Sunday. The news ag°ncy, quoting Minister of Infocr-.ation Vincent Malebo, who w-u, reached by
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      Lock icon Africa joins the battle against Aids
      396 5 NEW YORK In a dramatic reversal, some African nations are beginning to acknowledge the impact of Aids and will allow international experts to visit their countries to track the spread of the disease and advise on preventive steps. The new openness suggests that researchers
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      Lock icon Americans choosy about partners
      83 5 NKH YORK Amerlcans are becoming mort selective tii their sexual and social relationship* because they fear the spread of Aids, according to a survey published b\ Newsweiek. From a starve} of 1& adults, 58 per rent sa> they are more selective in their choice of sexual
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      Lock icon Mousavi: Why we can't have ties with US
      259 6 LONDON Iranian Prime Minister Mir Hussein Mousavi has said in a radio interview that Iran could not have any relations with the United States as it continued to be hostile towards Teheran. But Iran's envoy to the United Nations was quoted as
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      Lock icon 'Deliveries up to two weeks ago'
      115 6 NEW YORK Shipments of United States arms through Israel to Iran began as early as 1982 and were continuing as recently as two weeks ago, Time magazine reported. "Israeli sources with usually reliable informa- tion made the startling assertion that shipments to Iran were
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      Lock icon Shultz opposes sending more arms to Iran
      381 6 'I was not fully informed of shipments' NEW YORK Secretary of State George Shultz said he would oppose further arms shipments to Iran and confirmed reports that he was not fully informed of the 18-month-long secret operation. Mr Shultz, breaking his own silence
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      Lock icon Congress to begin checks soon on overtures
      312 6 WASHINGTON Congress, angry at having been kept in the dark, begins scrutinising secret White House overtures to Iran this week but could hit a stone wall of executive privilege in its drive to get to the facts. Democratic leader Jim Wright of the
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      Lock icon Assad rejects terrorism charges
      130 6 DAMASCUS President Hafez Assad denied Syria was involved in terrorism and proposed formation of an international committee to determine the meaning of the term. Addressing a trade union conference on the 16th anniversary of the day he took power, Mr Assad said. "I propose forming an
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      Lock icon Brazil govt wins vote for reforms
      285 6 Brazil govt wins vote for reforms BRASILIA Brazil's ruling coalition, after an apparent landslide victory in national elections, looks set to introduce fresh economic reforms on the basis of its overwhelming mandate. With 11 per cent of Saturday's vote counted, the two-party coalition is poised to capture the governorships of
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      Lock icon Fast-food joints serve nutrition info
      202 6 WASHINGTON The next time yon pile a trav with burgers, fries and double-thick shakes, consider the newest Item on America's fast-food menn a booklet that tells yon exactly what*, in the food yon are pian nlng to eat. Many nationwide fast food chains have started
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      Lock icon 'US parents pushing children too hard'
      526 7 4 Young children learn best from their own experience. Young children learn from activity, from exploring real objects, talking to people, and solving real problems such as how to balance a stack of m blocks or how to negotiate a zipper. Dr David Elkind.
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      Lock icon Soviet parliament may allow some private enterprise
      370 7 MOSCOW The winter session of the Supreme Soviet (Parliament) which started yesterday will consider a law allowing limited private enterprise by individuals whose activities have hitherto been illegal. Dunng the two-to-three-day session, the Supreme Soviet will endorse the 1987 State Plan and Budget,
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      Lock icon Chinese who earn as much as Reagan
      144 7 Chinese who earn as much as Reagan BONN Chinese Communist Party GeneralSecretary Ha Yaobang has been quoted as saying that a few private entrepreneurs in China are earning as much as President Ronald Reagan. The annual salary of the President of the United States is IS$28«,000 (*****,1M). Mr Ha told
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      34 7 MOSCOW Three senior marine officials have been sacked over the sinking of the Soviet passenger liner Admiral Nakhimov with the loss of nearly 400 lives, the Ukrainian Communist Party newspaper said. Reuter
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      Lock icon Kohl: Rhine poisoning inexcusable
      255 7 Kohl: Rhine poisoning inexcusable BONN Chancellor Helmut Kohl has called the poisoning of the Rhine river by a Swiss chemical company an inexcusable example of carelessness. In a interview broadcast by Suedwestfunk Radio on Sunday, he said the incident was incomprehensible in view of the ecological experience gained in recent
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      40 7 LONDON Former Labour Party Cabinet Minister Merlyn Rees will head a parliamentary committee set up to investigate a report by Nad hunters that 17 World War TI criminals are living in Britain, a legislator said on Sunday. AP
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      406 7 From scientific findings and from just the act of breathing man urban environment, indoor air may be far from clean and fresh. It is also a fact that breathing smoke in the air is almost as bad as smoking itself. And it does not appear that the quality of indoor
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      General strike flops in Manila
      465 8 Search on for two seen stalking slain labour leader MANILA A general strike called to paralyse Manila in protest against the killing of a labour leader flopped yesterday while officials first announced, then retracted news that a man had been arrested in connection with his
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      Lock icon Ramos 'stalled crisis with uneasy truce'
      191 8 NEW YORK Armed Forces Chief of Staff Gen Fidel Ramos averted a crisis during the Philippine President's recent visit to Japan by talking military leaders out of embarking on an unauthorised anti-leftist operation, Newsweek reported. Newsweek said in a statement that, according to its
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      Lock icon 24 to be charged in Aquino murder retrial
      349 8 MANILA TWENTY-THREE soldiers and a businessman are to be arraigned before a court here today for the retrial of the 1983 murder of Opposition leader Benigno Aquino, the chief prosecutor in the case said yesterday. Prosecutor Raul Gonzales also said that at
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      Lock icon US to cut military aid to Thailand
      171 8 BANGKOK American military aid to Thailand will definitely be cut, IS Congressman Roy Dyson warned yesterday. "The cuts will come, it's only Inevitable," said Mr Dyson, Chairman of the I nited States House of Representatives Armed Services Committee. The IS military aid package
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      Lock icon No leads in Mitsui man's kidnap
      170 8 No leads in Mitsui man's kidnap MANILA Officials said yesterday they had no solid clues or leads in the weekend kidnapping of the director of the Philippine branch of the giant Mitsui trading company of Japan. Mr Noboyuki Wakaoji. 53, was grabbed on Saturday by five armed men as he
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      Lock icon Trade curbs will do more harm, Thais to tell US
      390 9 Trade curbs will do more harm, Thais to tell US THAILAND plans to meet a tough-talking US congressional delegation head-on with warnings thai American protectionism does Washington and its allies more harm than good. Political and military leaders have stepped up their attacks on protectionism in recent days as the
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      Jakarta beggars and tramps rounded up and sent out to work
      245 9  -  YANG RAZALI KASSIM By Jakarta Correspondent JAKARTA In what appears to be the first scheme of Its kind, Jakarta is rounding ap Its tramps and beggars to be sent to outlying areas as eco-nomically-productive transmigrants. About 1H vagrant families
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      'Asean has too many groups'
      312 9  - 'Asean has too many groups' Albert Ramalingam By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK Asean is in danger of having "a bewildering plethora" of ad hoc committees and sub-com-mittees if there is no back-up, Asean lawyers were told yesterday. In a paper presented by Thailand at the opening session of the fourth Asean
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      42 9 MANILA Filipinas were yesterday warned about advertisements that offered marriages to Swedes. The Foreign Ministry cited cases of brides being abused, and said several Stockholm "marriage bureaus" had advertised for young Filipinas as "docile homebodies and sex Dartners". AFP
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      Lock icon New life for TV man's assistant
      196 9 BANGKOK Cambodian refugee An Veng, who worked as soundman, interpreter and driver for slain Australian TV correspondent Neil Davis, has flown off to a new life in Sydney. The 51-year-old refugee, his wife, Krea Chuy, 50, and their 19-year-old son, An Meng, were given
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      Lock icon '43 poisoned by Viets in Cambodia'
      145 9 BANGKOK Toxic chemicals spread by Vietnamese forces in Cambodia have killed 43 Cambodians and hundreds more are endangered in the northwestern province of Battambang, the Khmer Rouge resistance faction said yesterday. A guerilla radio broadcast said Vietnamese troops spread toxic chemi- cals at both
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      Lock icon Fans riot over ban on rock show
      119 9 Fans riot over ban on rock show BANGKOK Hundreds of music fans hurled bottles and stones and damaged band instruments and equipment after police banned a rock show here, local newspapers reported yesterday. The Bangkok Post and The Nation said police banned the show at a soccer field in downtown
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      Lock icon Umno Youth calls for review of diplomatic ties
      662 10 Reactions to President Herzog's visit KUALA LUMPUR Umno Youth yesterday urged the government to review diplomatic ties with Singapore, which it claimed had become a Zionist tool. The movement, voicing strong opposition against Singapore's invitation to Israeli President Chaim Herzog to visit
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      Lock icon Demo outside Singapore High Commission in KL
      210 10 KUALA LUMPUR About 200 Federal Territory and Selangor Umno Youth members demonstrated in front of the Singapore High Commission here last night to protest against Israeli President Chaim Herzog's visit to the republic. Holding aloft banners and waving placards condemning Singapore's invitation to
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      PKMS planning to hold peaceful demonstration
      351 10 THE Singapore Malay National Organisation (PKMS) intends to hold a peaceful demonstration today when Israeli president Chaim Herzog arrives for a three-day visit. It intends to carry on with the protest despite yesterday's rejection of its application for a police permit to hold the
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      Lock icon Secrets Bill a mockery of democracy, says Tunku
      292 10 Secrets Bill a mockery of democracy, says Tunku KUALA LUMPUR Former Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman yesterday criticised government plans to tighten secrecy laws, saying a Bill now before Parliament would "make a mockery of our parliamentary democracy". The Tunku said in his weekly column in the Star that he
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      Lock icon Trade visits to China relaxed
      127 10 Kl ALA LUMPUR The government has relaxed travel conditions for Malaysian businessmen visiting China for trade pur poses, Parliament »a> toid yesterday. Deput> Trade and Industry Minister Datuk kok Wee Klat said thiswas among several fol-low-up mo\es Ui step up bilateral trade with China, following
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      Lock icon Student fined $1,000 for having cannabis
      167 10 PENANG An Australian student was fined MSI.OOO by the Magistrate's Court here yesterday for illegal possession of 0.63 gm of cannabis. Stephen Denney, a 24--year-old student at Brisbane's Queensland University, pleaded guilty to having the cannabis at the Penang harbour on Nov 1. He
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      Top software firm sets up Hq here
      480 12  -  HSUNG BEE HWA Cullinet cites government perks and market potential By GOVERNMENT incentives and the fast growth of the computer industry have spurred a leading software company to set up its AsiaPacific headquarters here. Cullinet Software Inc of the United States, the world's
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      6 experts to talk on public warning systems
      268 12 WHEN disaster threatens, how can an entire population be warned and protective measures taken swiftly and efficiently? The answers to this will be the central theme of a two-day Civil Defence seminar on public warning systems, which begins today at the Telecentre
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      Two men on 'betting house' charge
      125 12 Two men on 'betting house' charge TWO men were charged yesterday with temporarily using a flat as a common betting house on Sunday afternoon. No pleas were taken from Chiang Teng Jiam and Chia Seow Ping, both 36, who allegedly committed the offence at a sixthstorey flat in Block 325,
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      Lock icon 60,000 bus tickets for Papal Mass sold
      307 12 MORE than 60,000 people have bought tickets for the bus ride to the National Stadium for the Papal Mass on Thursday and ticket sales are still going well, the organisers said. Meanwhile, Pope John Paul IPs five-hour visit has encouraged some dubious entrepreneurship.
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      Better dental health by 2000
      355 12 A FAR greater proportion of Singaporeans should retain their teeth by the year 2000. The aim is to reduce by 25 per cent the number of people, aged 65 and above, who have no teeth at all. And, for those in the 35--to-40 age group,
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      Choir to try singing carols for 73 hours
      268 12 Choir to try singing carols for 73 hours ABOUT 100 choir members will try to sing carols for a record-breaking 73 hours to get themselves into the Guinness Book of Records for marathon choir singing. The Christians and Missions choir, a missionary-through-songs group, will start its attempt on Dec 21
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      MRT talk will be the last
      132 12 THE Mass Rapid Transit Corporation will hold its last constituency talk on the project todav. The talk, the '23rd to be held to keep the public informed, will be at the Housing Board's Bukit Batok South Area Office at 7.45 pm. It will focus
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      Airlines' celebration
      43 12 SINGAPORE Airlines and Swissair will hold a dinner party called Fasnacht at the Hyatt Regency on Nov 28 at 7 pm The dinner of Swiss cuisine will toast their continued co-operation agreement to provide better air services between Singapore and Zurich
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      Molest-case duo given temporary discharge
      228 13 A MANAGING director and his fiancee were yesterday given a temporary discharge on offences relating to his alleged molest and criminal intimidation of a 52-year-old American woman. The lawyers for Lim Kwe Tai, 41, and former secretary Ong Bet Tee, 38, had sought unsuccessfully for
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      Where to see Earth Run and celebrities
      79 13 Where to see Earth Run and celebrities The First Earth Run Torch is now being carried around the world by a host of runner*" nek 1 ing many well-known figures, to help celebr N the International Year of Peace and to inM UNICEF and local community projects The torch will
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      Jail and cane for robbing jewellery shop owner
      95 13 Jail and cane for robbing jewellery shop owner A CUSTOMER, noticing e Jewellery that a shop proprietress were, later retained with three ethers to rob her. One of the robbers, Ng Soy Watt, SS, was yesterday Jailed for aine months and ordered to be given four strokes of the cane
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      Man hurt in attack
      88 13 A LABOURER was injured when he was attacked with iron chains by a group of men at a BugSquare hawker stall on Sunday. Mr Lau Kah Heng, 22, had gone with two friends to the food centre in Jalan Besar for supper when he was attacked
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      Two hotels plan to sell S'pore as Lion City
      126 14 Two hotels plan to sell S'pore as Lion City TWO hotels here are joining hands with the Government in projecting Singapore as the Lion City to tourists. A picture of the stylised lion head, followed by a short introduction to Singapore, will be shown before the start of each video
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      Members to get FairPrice shares
      430 14 PUB Staff Union delegates' conference 4 1 went to see the GM (Mr Lee Yong Siang, right) over a certain issue. He asked about the union house. I pointed out that one bungalow was not enough and that we would like to have another one.
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      Public sector 'should pay variable bonuses'
      346 14 This will be in line with proposed flexible wage system Boon Heng THE public sector should also pay variable bonuses, NTUC assistant secretary-gener-al Lim Boon Heng said yesterday. This would be in line with the principles of a proposed flexible wage system outlined by
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      Part-time cabby found out too late about award
      341 14 A PART-TIME taxi driver, who was to be honoured yesterday for his civic-consciousness, found out too late that he was to receive the Guinness Stout Effort Award. Mr Rohan! Ismail, a shipyard fitter, did not know he was to be honoured until
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      Man charged with stealing earth
      87 14 A JOBLESS man was charged yesterday with vandalism by stealing earth from state land and causing approximately $24,000 of damage. Mah Chan Shum. 33. allegedly took the earth between July 30 and Aug 7 this year from the land in Lorong Buang Kok Kechil, off
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      Survey on wages of workers in garment industry
      194 14 Survey on wages of workers in garment industry A SURVEY on wages in the garment industry is expected to start soon, according to the latest newsletter of the Singapore Textile and Garment Manufacturers Association. SRS Singapore Pte Ltd, which will conduct the survey for the association, yesterday said 100 garment
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      Passers-by arrest theft suspect after chase
      152 14 Passers-by arrest theft suspect after chase TWO passers-by caught a suspected thief after a chase outside a snack bar in Clifford Pier yesterday morning. Mr Lim Ooi Tuck, 28, a businessman who is a volunteer Special Constable, and his friend. Mr Yeo Buay Guan, 34, were passing by the Harbour
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      Awards for top pupils
      57 14 PEI Chun Public School will honour 10 of its best Primary 6 pupils tomorrow. The school's annual Outstanding Pupils Awards, started 14 years ago, are given for academic excellence, extra-cur-ricular participation and character. Mr Chew King Hwan, the Senior Public Relations Officer of the Ministry of
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      Man fined $20,000
      52 14 LOW Khee Siang. 49. was jailed for a day and fined $20,000, or five months' jail, yesterday for using a place at Boat Quay as a bettinginformation centre on March 1 The sentence on Ix>w, who pleaded guilty, is the minimum for the offence under the amended
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      Debt to society 'fully and sufficiently' paid
      765 15  -  BEN DAVIDSON Judge allows Tan Kok Liang's appeal against sentence By MR JUSTICE Lai Kew Chai held yesterday that Tan Kok Liang had ""fully and sufficiently paid his debt to society'' when he reduced the 15-month jail term imposed by a district court
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      Pick-up driver killed, four hurt in crash
      238 15 A PICK-UP driver died and four passengers were injured when their vehicle skidded and crashed into a tree along Whitley Road early yesterday. Mr Or Kian Huat, alias Lim Chin Huat, 35. a transport company proprietor, died on the spot. The front-seat passenger,
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      Kin of dead man sought
      71 15 POLICE want to contact the relatives or friends of a Thai man who was found dead near Seletar Reservoir on Wednesday. The man, Mr Sohwang Kaeothum, 41. was found near the junction of Jalan Liu Sembawang and Manda i Road at about 8 am. Those
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      Hotel offers 20 free rooms — to help fight blindness
      175 15 Hotel offers 20 free rooms to help fight blindness THE Century Park Sheraton is doing its bit to help the fight against blindness and other eye diseases. It is giving 20 free rooms worth more than $100,000 over a three-week period to bring nurses and doctors together to learn more
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      Relatives sought
      79 15 POLICE want to contact the relatives of an elderly man who was found dead in a room in Telok Ayer Street last week. The body of Mr Ho Kan Hing, 67, was found at 3 pm by a neighbour who told police he last saw him at 4
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      Warehouse ruined in two-hour fire
      69 15 A TWO-HOUR fire destroyed a warehouse in Canning Lane, off River Valley Road, early yesterday. Kitchenware, including pots and pans, were damaged in the blaze which started at about 12.50 am. No one was injured. The fire was put out by firemen at 2.56 am.
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      Former manager fined for taking bribe
      188 15 A MANAGER was given $5,125 as commission for giving a chemical plant repair job worth $49,200 to a service contractor. Lim Aik Lin alias George, 44, was yesterday ordered to give $5,125 to a court as penalty for corruption. He was also fined $5,M9
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      Sisir dinner
      43 15 THE Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research will hold its annual dinner on Friday at 7.30 pm at Hotel Pavilion Inter-Con-tinental. Dr Lee Boon Yang, Minister of State (Trade and Industry and Home Affairs), will be the guest of honour.
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      More MNCs to help small firms upgrade
      672 16 9 The programme at a glance l NDER the Local Industries Upgrading Programme, multinational corporations provide management consultancy to local suppliers, help them design better operating systems, and pass on the relevant technology and skill. The Small Enterprise Bureau foots 90 per cent
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      Workshops to hone supervisory skills
      139 16 ABOUT 60 supervisors will swop ideas, discuss problems at work and learn to apply new skills at a series of workshops organised by the Small Enterprise Bureau. The three workshops, each spread over three days, will be held at the Novotel Orchid Inn. They are
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      Singapore engineers come up with better metal-cutting machine
      379 16 Singapore engineers come up with better metal-cutting machine A TEAM of six local engineers and technicians has developed a metal-cutting machine that its makers claim is cheap, easy to use and highly accurate. A prototype of the machine makes its debut today at the five-day Metalasia Automasia exhibition, barely two
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      Man given discharge
      63 16 CTSTOMS officer was yesterday given a discharge not amounting to an acquittal on two counts of criminal breach of trust involving nAm. The discharge followed an application by the prosecution. Quah Eng (>on, 28, was alleged to have committed the offences last Nov 22. ___JL_____| 1 L
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      Watch industry to study how fakes are affecting sales
      341 16  - Watch industry to study how fakes are affecting sales AGNES WEE By THE Singapore watch industry has formed a 12--member committee to look into how fake watches are affecting watch traders' businesses. The president of the Singapore Clock and Watch Trade Association, Mr Tan Soo Khoon, who also chairs the
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      Moment of surrender
      14 16 The Sunday Times report of the gunman's surrender, Feb 19, 1984.
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      Life for gunman who held nephew hostage
      549 17  -  MAUREEN CHUA He fired at door when police urged him to surrender By POLICE found a man holding a pistol in one hand and a baby hostage in the other when they raided a flat in Clementi Avenue 5 more than two years
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      Cadet gets to try his sea legs
      338 17 Voyage of discovery awaits Jackson and 13 scholarship winners HALFWAY around the world in nine weeks that is what is in store for a National Cadet Corps (Sea) member who received a scholarship award yesterday. The trip beginning on Nov 30 aboard a
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      PSA Towers renamed
      36 17 THE PSA Towers at Maritime Square will be renamed Cable Car Towers from Dec 1. The change is to prevent collision with PSA Building where Port of Singapore Authority offices have been relocated
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      191 13 Chef Michel Gomy 's Gastronomic Celebration November 18 to December 6 i at The Stables Michel Gomy, winner of the 1984 Best Chef of France m Award, is back at the Mandarin Singapore! To prepare m seafood, game and meat in the creative and modern style Jp which has earned
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      214 15 When even a single hair is precious. The effective hair- reactive treatment B_lJ__!i/^lpß*^ formula for people with maturing hair B_F'^_Bw JH and scalp. __p> iP B Gently cleanses hair and scalp of _T_t I H excess grease and dirt Br Bk k Strengthens and nourishes hair and Bl fl scalp;
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      550 15 Tonight when the First Eartn Run Torch passes Orchard Road, Mandarin Singapore switches on its 192,000 Christmas Igfts! Tonight's programme at the __kv \wß M Mandarin Singap< >re driveway, commences at 6.45 with St. Cecilia's hoir rendering joyful Christmas ''^tiflmjm *&aJM carols. At 7.10pm the Mandarin's I_^^ lights will be
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      484 17 PERSIAN CARPETS AUCTION Distress Sale of Approximately 200 Lots Belonging to Local and Foreign Dealers mk_°J_ K_a_ uK^B ■kwUCKt' <S*L BJ "ffflH 4^j ■f'dA _r Taßm Am^lzfu^9A^^ lAt&AmmiP**''f*&i'i*Ws\stKfß^m\ m^r^t^A B\ '^Rfww^y x/v __ftf b^V V^VBhI p* CLr-JHsmmm^mUJ. '£mmt2~t£S~mmrtmmmsMs^lAAi^m\r x< I *(B«"WBBBB3w>'**^^B'^'''w^Bp*^^B wA^ Lot 33 mmmMmm^ Exceptionally Super Fine Rare Pure
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      Setting up house for happy living
      726 18  -  LOW MEI MEI Fengshui reader makes household harmony his business By THE interior set-up of the Lims' new Housing Board flat in Bukit Merah View is very differ ent from what they had in mind. And the man who had every say, right down
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      10,000 will help to raise funds for Chest
      304 18  - 10,000 will help to raise funds for Chest CEPHAH TAN By IT WILL be Singapore's biggest flag day, according to the organisers. Some 10,000 youths from community centre youth groups all over the island and grassroots leaders from three constituencies will take to the streets on Nov 29 with collection
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      CC volunteers to receive awards
      158 18 VOLUNTEERS who have helped out in community work for at least 10 years will be honoured for their dedication tomorrow. Community long service awards for 10, 15 and 20 years will be given to 379 community workers who have served in the community centre management
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      Students paint murals for home
      340 18  -  SUBATRA SUPPIAH By NINE art students have brought a breath of fresh air to the Woodlands Home for the Aged. With a dash of imagination and some bright strokes, they have transformed two walls in the home into sunny pictures. One brings the sandy beach
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      RCs plan taekwon-do contest for charity
      272 18 Marine Parade CATCH the excitement of free-sparring in a tae-kwon-do contest and help the less fortunate at the same time. The inter-RC traditional taekwon-do tournament, organised by the Marine Parade Neighbourhood B, D and G residents' committees, is to raise $20,000 for the Community
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      320 18 Put another way, why should an independent person like mind because, unlike putting your life savings into stocks and you suddenly become a dependent just because you're retired? shares, or in a business venture, there's absolutely no risk Financial independence is the key to a happy and involved in an
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  • COMMENT/Perspective
    • The Straits Times TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1986
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        Off to a good start
        309 20 THE Nanyang Technological Institute, officially opened last week, has set a record of sorts by growing almost from scratch five years ago to being an institution of higher learning of some repute. With a spanking new $200 million campus, the latest in computer and other
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        Healthier habits
        272 20 DUKLNG National Heart Week, which begins this Saturday. Singaporeans will once again be warned against dangerous lifestyles that could lead to heart disease, the primary cause of death through illness. The aim of the campaign is health education and it seeks to put across the message that serious
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      Punchlines
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      Singapore has become a second Israel
      851 20 Singapore has been, and still is, attracting a great deal of attention across the Causeway some favourable, mostly adverse. The adverse reactions result from the visit of Israeli President Chaim Herzog from today. Malaysian newspapers have reported the demonstrations against the visit and the
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      Still time to make intentions known to friends
      287 20 Still time to make intentions known to friends Ekiitorial, headlined Sensitivities at stake, published in the New Straits Times on Nov 15. LEST Singapore be accused 3f running with the hare and hunting with the hounds, it could explain to its Asean friends why it has found it necessary to
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      The importance of a mature attitude
      361 20 Region can be a leading economic zone Editorial, headlined Johor-Singapore co-operation, published in the Mingguan Malaysia (Sunday edition of the Utusan Malaysia) on Nov 16. THE close proximity of Johor and Singapore is an exceptional factor not found in other Malaysian states in the
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      Terrorists, Syria and the French solution
      591 20 Terrorists, Syria and the French solution Art Buchwald THERE are many methods of handling countries who train and harbour terrorists. One way Is what the British did recently when they broke all relations with Syria and booted Its ambassador out of the coon try. Toe reason was the Syrians were
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      Lock icon Desperate NPA guerillas resort to more violence
      891 21  -  ABBY TAN By Manila Correspondent LEGASPI CITY In iate September, a band of guerillas from the communist New People's Army (NPA) rounded up 50 villagers in Pioduran in southeast Luzon and used them as human shields to attack an army outpost. One civilian
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      Lock icon Recently-discovered diseases: Some are new, some are not
      1105 21  - Recently-discovered diseases: Some are new, some are not KATHLEEN _B*_ McAULIFFE Todays new diseases LYME DISEASE Identified in 1975 in Lyme, Connecticut; debilitating but not fatal; 2,800 reported US cases. LEGIONNAIRES' DISEASE Identified in 1976 in Philadelphia; 5% to 15% mortality; 5,000 reported US cases. TOXIC-SHOCK SYNDROME identified in 1978
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      271 20 AUTOMASIAB6 18-22 November 1986 World Trade Centre Open 11 am 8 pm daily Why? Because it is your best chance to see. Conference, organised by the Singapore in one site, the latest technologies, products Robotics Automation Assocation. and services from around the world for automated manufacturing, metalworking Top international and
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      337 21 J >\,—WlmAAr** .J_P__ps^V .X-W A—hS^—H—h M 3ms AwMt, m\\tftit 4 1 it tfg* t_t^W«^___E X iftt V/A /^w AAw?z m\v \ra_ T*jl^__r *v mLWP. Jfatr^atw at jWctoenptcfe October 21st to November 23rd Yes, the Game season is with us again, and weVe proud to present our mouthwatering Game specialities. Among
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        Employers should not ill-treat their maids
        210 22 Employers should not ill-treat their maids WE refer to the letter by "Lucky", who commented on the plight of foreign maids and the need to allow them to change employers freely. (ST, Oct 21). The ministry shares "Lucky's" concern that employers should not ill-treat their foreign maids. Where a maid
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        Cult groups that prey on human weaknesses
        277 22 Cult groups that prey on human weaknesses I REFER to the report "Be more sensitive in spreading faith, Christians told". (ST, Oct 30). The Evangelical Fellowship of Singapore must be congratulated for advising its members not to cause resentment by their missionary activities. The Singapore Muslim Religious Council has expressed
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      What have nurses to do with CC?
      81 22 SOME time ago, nurses celebrated Nurses Week. We took part in a walk-a--jog to raise funds for the Nurses Foundation. That was all right with us. We were glad to help. Now, however, we are being asked to help raise funds for the
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      Surprised that hospital has no audiologist
      126 22 I CALLED the Singapore General Hospital recently to inquire whether there was an audiologist in its Ear, Nose and Throat Department and was surprised to be told that no one had replaced the one who had left. How can an ENT department function without
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      Brain-injured: Be wary of miracle cures
      482 22 I WOULD like to comment on the report "Help for brain-in-jured" (ST, Nov 11), to prevent parents of brain damaged children from building up false hopes. Parents of children with neurological handicaps are very vulnerable to claims of unproven therapies and non-medical practitioners. Recently,
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      35 minutes in queue — five to have X-ray taken
      264 22 35 minutes in queue five to have X-ray taken I WENT to the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association for a chest X-ray on Nov 11. On my arrival, I joined a queue of about 20 people. I was in the queue for 35 minutes before I was finally registered for my chest
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      A salary cut will really stop the recession
      180 22 A salary cut will really stop the recession THE Acting Minister for Trade and Industry's speech at the Singapore Manufacturers Association dinner (ST, Nov 6) re-iter-ated a wage standstill, reconfirming that the cause of the recession is high wage cost, resulting in international uncompetitiveness. In the same edition, on page
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    • In the markets
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        Prices drop lower
        102 23 SHARE prices eased again yesterday, although Malaysian counters Sri Hartamas and KL Industries recouped some of last week's losses, and elsewhere late buying helped to cut losses. The Straits Times Industrial Index, which was 7.62 points down in the morning, picked up in the afternoon to finish
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      • Chief price changes
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          Rises
          55 23 Goodwood Put 1120 +20 SnHvamn 69' i +18 Prnu 460 10 Ro* Ms SOc 250+9 IP- 49'2 +B'2 undmi-ks ri Me 53 +7 M7C 78.: 356 +6 Esso 50 286 +6 SP« 825 +5 Spoitlind 520 +5 mhd ik- 49' 2 +4>2 ICB 412 +4 CwrtosMc 398 +4 Sporeßus
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          Falls
          61 23 Sl* 925 -25 NST 510 -15 YHS 306 -15 SBS 215 -13 C Properties 480 —12 NW 236 -12 nciicape 277 —11 Kump Emas 50c 86 -10 MB* Ffunct 50c 90 -8 MBI HWts 50c 77 -7> 2 Kufcn M'ua 50c Metal 6o< S pore 380 -6 Straits Tradmj
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          Most Active
          14 23 Sr Hortamas 3,119,000 KL Industries 954,000 Se! Prop 526,000 Kepp«l Wr*s 440,000
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          Indices
          101 23 No* 14 No* 17 BI Composite 78! 35 778 93 B! Indicator *****141 *****131 BI OB OS 383 464 CADI 6632 6669 OBV *****9 +*****7 ST Industrials 885 63 ***** ST Finance 2068 56 2060 46 ST Hotels 581 61 584 28 Nov 14 Nov 17 ST Properties 449
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        42 23 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times: industrial Composite 1985 86 High 940.64 (3/1 1-86) 834 57 (3/11/86) 1985 86 Low 563.34 (28 '4 86) ***** (28/4/86) Ait time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983 06 (8/2/84) All time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 470.92 (28/4/86)
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        Forex
        15 23 THE I S dollar gained ten ticks tu close ai DM 2.0120 in Singapore.
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        Exchange crossrates
        23 23 DM Y FT SS HK$ LS$ US$ 2 0105 161.47 unq 2.1925 unq £***** ***** ***** 6.5840 ***** 7 7995 1.4295
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        Gold
        10 23 In Singapore, gold lost U5513.20 to U*****.00 an ounce.
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        Simex
        60 23 Eurodollar: Gained four ticks to 93.97 a contract. Dentsohemark: Gained three ticks to 0.4980 a contract. British pound: Gained 50 ticks to 1.4245 a contract. Japanese yen: Lost 41 ticks to 0.*****3 a contract. Nikkei: Gained 135 points to ***** a contract. IS Treasury Bond: Gained 98 ticks to
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    • Short stops
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        Wah Kwong head holds auction
        91 23 HONGKONG The Chairman of the ailing Wah Kwong Shipping group. Mr T Y. Chao, will sell 194 lots of antique jade and porcelain at an auction today. Mr Jeiwah Wong, director of Sotheby Hong Kong Ltd, said the collection, mainly top quality ming and qing
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        Aerospace unit sold
        58 23 MINNEAPOLIS Unisys, the new name of the merged company of computer makers Burroughs and Sperry, is to sell the aerospace division of Sperrv to Honeywell for US$l.O3 billion (552.25 billion) The sale is the latest move in the summing down of the second largest US computer maker
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        Bank of England scraps rule
        89 23 LONDON The Bank of England has abolished a rule restricting the ownership of foreign exchange and currency deposit brokers by banks or other principals in these markets. Instead, recognised brokers will be required not to undertake business on behalf of principals which have a shareholding
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        Mitsubishi denies labour cut
        81 23 TOKYO Japan's largest industrial concern, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, said it had been studying measures to cope with slowing plant and ship orders, but denied the company planned to drastically reduce its workforce. "We have been considering measures to deal wit* the strong yen. but no decisis
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        Mexican food set-up
        49 23 Mexican food set-up TOKYO Mitsubishi Corp of Japan and Pepsico Inc of the US are negotiating tc set up a joint venture to introduce Mexican restaurants in Ja pan. Mitsubishi is 50 per cent partner in Kentucky Fried Chicken Japan Ltd, with Pepsico subsidiary Kentucky Fried Chicken Corp. Reuter.
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      Recession has spared some banks: Survey
      541 23 Economic downturn has even helped, claims banker ONE-THIRD of Singapore bank chiefs have claimed in a surveythat they suffered little or no ill effects from the recession. One CEO even wrote to executive search firm Egon Zehnder International conducting the second annual survey of
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      China picks S'pore for $109m bond issue
      464 23  -  CONRAD RAJ By GOVERNMENT support and co-operation gave Singapore the edge over London and Hongkong as the choice for China "s first US dollar bond issue, said Mr Zhao Zong Xin, chairman of the Fujian Investment and Enterprise Corporation, at yesterday's signing ceremony
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      Malaysian to head SHK's merchant bank
      257 23  - Malaysian to head SHK's merchant bank CATHERINE C. ONG By THE managing director of Standard Chartered Merchant Bank Asia, Mr Ng Eng Leong, is leaving to head the merchant banking arm of Hongkong stockbroker Sun Hung Kai. The 35-year-old Malaysian, who became the first Asian to head the British merchant
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      Tax reforms may affect US foreign investments
      552 23 Tax reforms may affect US foreign investments THE nature of US investment abroad may change in the next few years because of new tax laws in the United States, according to an American banker who specialises in taxation. The cut in the US corporate tax rate to 34 per cent
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      Loan facility for Daewoo
      105 23 Loan facility for Daewoo THE Daewoo Corporation, one of Korea's largest conglomerates, yesterdaysigned a US$45 million (SJ98.55 million) medium term loan facility in Singapore. This is the first time the Korean company has tapped the Singapore market for medium term funds, said Mr R. Alessandria, deputy general manager of Instituto
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      New chairman for Ming Court Hotel
      250 23 MR WONG Aun Phui, a former adviser to Bank Bumiputra Malaysia Bhd, has been appointed non-executive chairman of Ming Court Hotel Ltd. He replaces Mr Cheah Sin 3ee, the acting chairman of Ming Court who resigned from the board with effect from last Friday.
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      High yen brings long-term gloom to Tokyo firms
      373 23 TOKYO Major Japanese manufacturing firms generally see a long-term, gloomy outlook due to the high yen, according to a recent survey by the research arm of keidanren, the nation's leading business organisation. The firms see lower production, more unemployment, reduced sales, and
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      $108m from CPF invested
      114 23 $108m from CPF invested SOME 11,000 Central Provident Fund members have withdrawn about $108 million for investment in the stock and bullion markets. This still represents only a fraction of the $4.8 billion available for investment under the CPF Approved Investments Scheme. However, the Overseas Union Bank is confident more
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      Emporium hearing
      72 23 A HIGH COURT hearing on the restructuring plans of Emporium Holdings will continue today. Mr Justice L.P. Thean is examining the scheme first proposed by Emporium Holdings in late October. He will decide if Emporium can proceed with the scheme and thereby authorise a meeting of creditors to
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      Business done in Singapore
      3283 24 READERS should be aware of the imrtahom of this information Not every transaction nor every price dealt in al the stock exchange rs covered in "business done Further because al dealings at a particular price are lumped together, the table does not shot* the trend in
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      2136 24 INDUSTRIALS Acmo I— A|inomoto (302S> Alex Hlg Alcorn (658 665) (2) 65 (9) 67 (2) 67 5 (2) 68 (10) 66 AISB ,598 60S) (3) 61 (16) 60 5 cd API (56.58) (33) 52 (1) 53 (3) 53 5 (3) 53 (5) 56 5 ASM
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      How your stocks performed
      2796 24 Al shares quoted have a par value of $1. unless otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip 'rifhts N Tai-eiempteri dividend ABN is traded «i lots of 10 shares each, with the pnce quoted r dolars Trustee stocks under CPf App'oved Investment Scheme 1986 Last Yield Vol Day
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    • Commodities, Finance
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        Bank rates
        382 25 1 Mn SI 000 2 For but customers only 3 OCBC franc- 4 ayaiable at DBS Finance 5 Quaint that rate* ire ottered by subsidiary OUT UOf's rates also avafebte at JO mc ayaiaNe al JSS Finance OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings daily 3 4 3
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        172 25 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.4090 1.41 18 7.20 7.00 Canadian dollar 1.5839 1.5858 6.38—6.28 NZ dollar 1.1304—1.1332 9.00—8.73 Sterling pound 3.1294 3.1330 3.23—3.18 I US dollar 2.1930 2.1940 4.59—4.55 Local dollars to
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        Forex
        108 25 THE US dollar closed mixed against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed unchanged at its opening level of 2.1930 40 in quiet trading. It traded within a narrow range of 2.1925 and 2.1940. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at 2.0100, 10
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        Gold
        143 25 THE kilobar market traded between 5527,782 and 5528,090 yesterday. In the Far East market yesterday, gold opened in the morning at U*****.50 8.50 and quickly drifted down to U*****.25/ 5.25 on overseas selling. It closed for lunch at U*****.50 6.50. It reopened in the afternoon at the same level
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        Gold market
        28 25 GOLD US$/oz Mon Fri Singapore 395.50—396.50 408.50 408.90 Mon Sat Hongkong 395.90-396.40 398.60— 399 60 Fri Thurs New York 396.80-397.30 407.50 408.00 London 407.70 408.20 407.50—408.00
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        Unit trusts
        229 25 Managers' price* for Nov 18 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 0 90— 0 97 The Savings Fund 0 82—0 88 Spore Prog Fund 0 34—0 38 Spore Sec Fund 0 60—0 65 S'pore Invest Fund 0 70—0 76 Spore Equity Fund 0 45—0 49 Asia Unit Trust Mai
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      • Simex futures
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          Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
          100 25 Eurodollar 3-month deposit DECEMBER Eurodollar opened five ticks higher at 93.98 in view of bullish fundamental news. Trading, however, turned cautious with prices trading around Chicago closing level. The December closed unchanged from Chicago's level at 93.97 but up four ticks from last Friday. 1 1 00 implied interest rate'
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          Deutschemark
          70 25 DECEMBER Deutschemark closed three ticks higher at 0.4980 after trading actively from 0.4992 to 0.4974. Unconfirmed news about the assassination of North Korean President Kim Hl-Sung had little impact on the market as dealers preferred to look at economic fundamentals. US dollar E)eutschemark i Open High Low Sett Est
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          British pound
          43 25 BRITISH pound closed 50 ticks higher at 1.4245 in view of firmer oil prices. (British Pound) Open High Low Sett Est Vol DecM 1.4220 1.4250 1.4220 1.4245 89 Mat 81 1.4070 Jan 1.3895 Open Int (Frl): 1328. Act \ol (Fri): 141.
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          Japanese Yen
          45 25 DECEMBER yen closed sharply lower at 0.*****3, down 41 ticks after trading from 0.*****0 to 0.*****3. /Japanese Yeni Open High Low Sett Est Vol DecB« 0.*****3 0.*****0 0.*****3 0.*****3 294 Mar 87 0.*****4 Jon 0.*****0 Open Int (Pri): 11M. Act Vol (Pri): 348.
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          Nikkei Stock Average Index
          58 25 DECEMBER Nikkei closed 15 points higher at ***** on moderate trading volume. (Nikkei Stock Average Index) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Spot *****.50 *****.40 *****.34 *****.15 Nov 8C ***** Dec ***** ***** ***** ***** 360 ***** Mm 87 ***** ***** ***** ***** 21 Jan *****
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          US Treasury Bond
          94 25 FOLLOWING the strong closing in CBOT, the December T-Bonds opened 30 ticks higher than the previous close at 98.03. The sharp drop in gold and expiry of T-bond call options provided the bullish backdrop. However, the December T-bond remained narrowly traded between 98.06 and 98.02 before closing
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          Gold
          25 25 fUSS per troy ounce) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 394.70 Open Int (Fri): 419. Act Vol (Frl): Nil Reports from BA Futures
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        Rubber
        19 25 Rubber Closing prices cents > 'In Singapore December 180 00 down two cents Malaysia December ***** down t*o cents
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        Tin
        17 25 Tin Clos pnc a m$ m KL ***** up seven cent; Turnover 85 up 19 tonnes
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        Copper
        21 25 ClOOT( pOC«> '7,opp«i E/torv* Fri Spot *****—***** (*****—*****. 3 monttis 933 00 933.50 (933.50-934.5C) Market tone Steady Sales 9.050 tonnes
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        Silver
        25 25 Clrant oner Silver USVtrty Mon fn Siigapore 561-566 5 B—s 85 Fn mn York 5 64-5 69 5 -B—s 83 Source Credit Swste Spore
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        Aluminium
        27 25 Ctosnj pncet A.jminiurr lonrx Fri Spot 799 00-799 50 (803 50-804 001 3 months 809 50—810 00 (bl3 50— 814.00) Market tone Steady Sales 12,400 tonnes
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        Palm oil
        103 25 Crude MS torn* paJm ol Nov 730 (south) 727 50 (north) 720 (central) Dec 735 (south > Refined palm oil USS tonne} I RBD palm oil Nov /Dec 302 50 (sellers) Ian /Feb 305 (seders) RBD Stearin Nov/Dec/Jan 270 (sellers) RBD Olein Nov 325 (sellers) Dec 322.50 (sellers)
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    • Stock markets round-up
      • Article
        Lock icon Steep profit fall for British Airways
        327 25 Steep profit fall for British Airways LONDON STATE-OWNED British Airways (BA), preparing to be sold off to private investors early next year, yesterday announced sharply reduced half-year profits. But it said business on key North Atlantic routes had picked up in the past two months. Chairman Lord King told a
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        INDICES
        68 25 NST Index H Monday 1.338.85 (Closed) —J i— Hongkong Hang Seng 1£$ Monday 2.242.89 (2.244.03) I Australian AH-Ordinaries £j Monday 1.326.60 (1.362.30) P) Nikkei Stock Average I- Monday 17,208.15 (17,390.50) L Financial Times Industrials J Friday 1.293.20 (1.295.70) Dow Jones Average Friday 1.873.59 (1.862.20) r 5 (Figures in brackets
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        Two notable gainers buck downtrend
        633 25 MALAYSIAN counters Sri Hartamas and KL Industries which suffered big losses last week dominated trading and bucked the general declining trend on the Singapore stock market yesterday. Sri Hartamas, again the most active stock with 3.1 million shares traded, recovered 18 cents to 69.5 cents
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        Hongkong
        364 25 Nov 17 HKS Chante Assoc Intl Hotels I 74 unch Bank Of East Asio 20 00 -0 3 Cathay Pacific Air 5 35 -0 05 Cheung Kong 32 00 +0 25 China Light 20 00 +0 1 Cross Harb Tunnel 9 95 unch F E Consortium 0 52 unch
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        Tokyo
        366 25 Nov 17 Yen Change A|inomoto 1 770 unch Akai 395 +5 Amada 853 3 Asahi Chem 785 -2 Asahi Glass 1 300 unch Bonk Of Tokyo 840 10 Bridgestone 653 20 Canon 1010 unch Casio Computer 1380 20 Citizen 485 3 D Nip Print 1710 -40 D N.ppon Screen
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        Sydney
        335 25 Nov 17 Cents Change (tot) A C I 405 unch A N I 285 -2 Abertoyle IOSOS Age 325 unch Amcor 370 -10 Ampol Exp 280 10 Ampol Pet 270 unch Anz 532 -18 Anadne AusT 335 35 Ashton 220 -10 B H P 820 -18 Beach Petroleum 60
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      Ships in port
      278 25 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Frotasmgapore K35 aside 18/11 Had Senang Kl9 aside 18/11 Krasica 1 K33 aside 18/11 Bintang Belait K2SW 18/11 19/11 Eastern Glory K2B 18/11 18 11 Kim Soon Li K23 18/11 19/11 Phor Ann K36 18/11 20/11 Straits Pnde K24E 18/11 21/11
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      Container schedules
      658 25 LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Block E Globe (013RE) 20/11 (1900) FSA *****100 Laura Ms (8612) 20/11 (1700) F2 1430-1530/1330-1430 1230-1330 Fl Ned Houtman (406) 18/11 (1700) F7 0800-0900/0700-0800 P2/S2 B Kemumng (96N) 18/11 (2300) FSA 1400-1500 Kl Prabhakti (11/86) 18/11 (2359) FSA 1500 1600
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      Pioneer's hard work pays off
      941 26  -  HSUNG BEE HWA One of five founder members of Data General By Face in the news IN 1964, Edson de Castro, then 25 and an obscure engineer at Digital Equipment, designed the world's first 12- bit computer. The following year he improved the design and
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      Citibank to introduce two new services
      295 26 CITIBANK will break new ground today when it launches two new banking services in Singapore. It will be the first foreign bank here to offer automatic transfers between accounts and a personalised telephone banking service. Under the Maxi-Save Account, Citibank will automatically transfer every
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      Feasibility study by Aussie investment firm
      165 26 AUSTRALIAN investment adviser Wheeler Grace and Pierucci is studying the feasibility of setting up an office in Singapore. The firm, which manages about $500 million of funds, will be holding its first Asian investment seminar here next Monday. Marketing director Greg Wall will fly
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      Moneywise
      351 26  -  DQREEN SOH By C QWHAT is a Letter of Credit and uhat b a Banker's Guarantee? A A LETTER of Credit is a document issued by a bank on behalf of its customer promising to pay a specified sum of money on bills drawn on that customer. This is
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      Leong keeps his hand in
      350 27  -  PEDIGREE By KUALA LUMPUR Jockey S.Y. Leong is back in the hunt for the jockeys' championship for the top local rider's title at least. It will be an uphill task to catch up with New Zealander Peter Johnson, who leads him by 11 winners, but
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      Make a note of these six
      165 27 KUALA LUMPUR These horses did well over the weekend here and are worth followed Rashmore Heights nearly caused an upset in the main sprint over 1,200m. The out-and-out stayer should be hard to run down in the $40,000 Kelang Silver Bowl over I,Boom this
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      How they ran at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday
      237 27  -  ALBERT SIM Pictures at the 4#©m by At the 400m At the finish EQSa ebbi EE__E E_33_H EE333 jaasaEi- -EH3__o" a T^ V*l "m* m RACE9 Restricted Terms Div B 1.200m 1. Xanadu II 2. Blauereiter 3. Silver Spoon n 4. Win-Em-All
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      This weekend's weights
      889 27 KUALA LUMPUR Weights and ratings for this weekend's races here: SATURDAY Class 2 Div 1 1,200m (Ratings: 115-104) Beau's Off 57 115 Strong And Flashy 57 115 Seattle Steel 56.5 114 Confidence IV 56 113 Udomsak 56 113 Pentagram 56 113 Concerto 55.5 112 Discover 55 111
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      Three sent up to top class
      95 27 Three sent up to top class KUALA LUMPUR The following horses who won or ran second over the weekend have been promoted (new ratings in brackets): Class 2 to Class 1: Flag Commander (129), Troic (129), Cincinnati IV (120). Class 5 to Class 4: Guantanamera II (68), Redeemer (68), Seventh
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      19 horses deleted
      72 27 THREE Class 1 horses Trumps, Hochoy and Asean n are among 19 deletions on the Malayan Racing Association's latest classification list. Others taken off the active list are: Class 2: Natural Justice, Resource, Paso Fino, Restoration, Mossillion, Right Combination 11, Paragon Of Virtue. Class 3: Return To
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      481 27 l\ MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS is organising a Eara_S________l INTRODUCTION: This project management system is specially developed to accomplish the complex mechanical, electrical and civil contracting works It was formulated by a team of practising project experts through years ol actual project assignments From statistical evidence of the last five years. it
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      Lock icon Real fall to Bilbao revival
      460 28 Daklfjaswfngw ofgn owfn owfn owfnow SPANISH LEAGUE MADRID Real Madrid, visibly weary after their recent exertions, crashed to their first home league defeat for two seasons on Sunday as Barcelona went back to the top of the Spanish First Division. Real fell to a stunning
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      Lock icon Second-half goals put Benfica on top
      307 28 PORTUGUESE LEAGUE LISBON Benfica beat Academica 2-0 to go a point clear of Porto at the top of the Portuguese First Division on Sunday. Benfica found it difficult to prise open the Academica defence before Brazilian striker Chiquinho found the space to score from
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      Lock icon Maradona admits punching ball past Shilton
      195 28 Maradona admits punching ball past Shilton LONDON Diego Maradona, who goided Argentina to victory in last summer's World Cup, has admitted using his hands to score a vital goal against England. Ln what London's Sunday Express describes as an exclusive interview with the Italy-based star in Naples, Maradona is quoted
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      Lock icon RESULTS ROUND-UP
      465 28 AUSTRIAN: Wiener Sportclub 6 Austria Klagenfurt 0, FC Tyrol 4 Lask 2, Gak 0 Admira Wacker 0, Eisenstadt 2 Vienna 0, Austria Vienna 1 Rapid Vienna 1, Voest Linz 1 Sturm Graz 0. BELGIAN: Lokeren 2 Seraing 1, Racing jet 2 Berchem 0, Mechelen 4 Ghent 1. Waregem
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      Lock icon Steady Swedes go on scoring spree
      313 28 Steady Swedes go on scoring spree UROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP MALTA 0 SWEDEN 6 VALLETTA Sweden overpowered tiny Malta 5-0 in a European Championship Group Two qualifying match on Sunday to top the group with five points from three matches. It was Malta's biggest home defeat in a European Championship qualifier and
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        Lock icon Rush to the rescue
        293 28 LONDON Liverpool were thwarted in their bid to leap back to the top of the English First Division on Sunday when they were held 1-1 at home by Sheffield Wednesday. Striker lan Rush maintained his scoring form and spared Liverpool more severe embarrassment when he levelled
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      Lock icon Svensson sinks as Noah hits home
      589 29 4 It was one of the toughest matches I've ever played in. The reason for my success here this year is due entirely to the fact I have felt so comfortable in London this week. It was a match A which will forever live
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      Ferry and partner are top seeds
      325 29  - Ferry and partner are top seeds JANICE SEAH JANICE SKAH By FERRY SONNEVILLE, ex-world badminton champion, is in a whole new ball ?ame he and fellow-In-donesian Lina Wati are top seeds in the mixed doubles of the sixth Philips Singapore Open Veterans' tennis championships, which begin tomorrow at the Dutch
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      Lock icon Martina harnesses Hana
      336 29 CHICAGO Top-seeded American Martina Navratilova on Sunday defeated second seed Hana Mandlikova, of Czechoslovakia, for the second time in six days to win the Chicago women's tennis championships and the U5533,000 ($72,270) top prize. The 7-5, 7-5 victory was Martina's 15th title of the year. Hana, who
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      Lock icon SPORT IN SHORT
      351 29 AMERICAN FOOTBALL Denver beat Kansas City 38-17 in Sunday's NFL match. Other resalts: Miami 34 Buffalo 24, Cincinnati 34 Seattle 7. Green Bay 31 Tampa Bay 7, NY Giants 22 Minnesota 20. Detroit 13 Philadelphia 11, Pittsburgh 21 Houston 10, New Orleans 16 St Louis 7, LA
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      Singapore send 27 to junior meet
      363 29 TWENTY-SEVEN of Singapore's best junior tennis players are in Perlis for the first leg of the inaugural junior age-group circuit. The circuit comprises five tournaments, beginning with the Perlis leg which started yesterday and ends on Thursday. It will move on to Penang (Nov
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      Fanfare for Konica Cup
      470 30  -  J. RAJENDRAN Cheap seats proposed as local stars hail chance to play badminton greats THE Singapore Badminton Association, who recently clinched a deal to stage the Konica Cup in Singapore, will keep ticket prices as low as possible to bring in the crowds. They hope to
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      Lock icon Misbun retains crown
      91 30 KUALA LUMPUR Misbon Sidek defeated his brother Rasnid 15-8, 11-15, 15-S to retain the men's singles title of the Doral National GP finals at NSCRC Hall In Seremban on Sunday night. Other results Men's doubles: Ra__f and Jalanl Sidek bt Khaw Cheow Kheng and Choah Elan Khim
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      Hamid, Sulaiman lead charge
      140 30  -  J. RAJENDRAN NATIONAL players Hamid Khan and Sulaiman Zaini will lead the Republic's challenge in the inaugural Singapore Malays Badminton Association inter-state tournament next month. Nine Malaysian states will compete in the knockout competition, scheduled for Dec 20 and 21 at the Toa Payoh Sports Hall.
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      Bodybuilders score double first
      291 30  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By THE Singapore Amateur Bodybuilders' Federation, which will host the World Women's Bodybuilding championships for the first time Ln Asia here from Dec 4-6, added another feather to their cap yesterday. Renowned Canadian bodybuilder Mohamed Makkawy has agreed to visit the Republic during the
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      Lock icon Higgins back in form
      157 30 Higgins back in form PRESTON Former world snooker champion Alex Higgins, without a major victory since winning the British title three years ago, showed all his old flair on Saturday to reach the second round of the 1986 tournament. The Irishman, the world No. 6, bounced back from the brink
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      Lock icon Han Kuk strips Butler of US title
      287 30 Han Kuk strips Butler of US title MANHATTAN BEACH (California) Sung Han Kuk. of South Korea, justified his No. 1 seeding in the men's singles when h< scored a convincing 15-3, 15-9 victory over the third seed and defending champion. Mike Butler, of Canada, in the United States Open badminton
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      Asif to play pivotal role in MHF meet
      349 30 MUHAMMAD ASIF will lead Singapore in the fiveday Malaysian HockeyFederation Under-15 competition, starting in Johor Baru tomorrow. The Secondary Three Peicai Secondary School student, who represented Singapore in the annual U-23 international cricket match against Malaysia in September, is aware of the
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      Two-point win
      72 30 M. L. Quek (24) and Tan Chwee Lee (13) won the Tanah Merah CC Captain's Prize by two points from Judy Chok (22) and Giam Choo Hoo (23) when they totalled 77 on Sunday. I__lvtd__l winners Men: pte M Subramaniam (20). Ru-ner-op: T! Koh Soo Nam (23) ocb
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      Lock icon Berbick, Tyson agree on brains
      231 31 Berbick, Tyson agree on brains BOXING LAS VEGAS World Boxing Council heavyweight champion Trevor Berbick, 33, and highly-touted challenger Mike Tyson. 20. agree that brains, not brawn, win fights. The two boxers will meet on Saturday in a scheduled 12-round title bout at the Las Vegas Hilton and their past
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      Peter explains absence
      320 31  -  PETER SIOW BOWLING No-show due to leg strain By PETER LEW, whose shock absence in the national championships brought him the dubious honour of being the first local bowler not to defend his Masters Open title, came out of the closet yesterday to explain his disappearance from
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      Disqualified
      305 31 Steak'n Kidney, S. Australia share blame FREMANTLE South Australia and Steak'n Kidney were disqualified by a protest committee on Sunday night over a collision during an America's Cup preliminary race. The committee ruled that South Australia failed, as the windward yacht, to keep clear of the leeward boat on
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      Lock icon Juha leads despite mishap
      140 31 MOTOR-RALLYING LONDON A missing petrol cap almost deprived world championship leader Juha Kankkunen of the overnight lead in the Royal Automobile Club Round-Britain rally on Sunday Driving a Peugeot 205, Kankkunen arrived at the opening day rest halt in Harrogate having established a four-second lead over
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      Lock icon Gatting chatting as England get cracking
      239 31 Gatting chatting as England get cracking CRICKET BRISBANE England skipper Mike Gatting was more than happy to talk about cricket but Australian captain Allan Border preferred to spend yesterday's rest day at home, pondering his team's dire position in the First Test. Australia resume today 206 runs in arrears with
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      Soccer fans in for a bonanza
      374 31  -  JOE DORAI By Forest, Rangers, Palmeiras for tourney SINGAPORE soccer fans have good reasons to rejoice this morning. Because in six months' time they will be able to see some of Europe's top footballers, including Terry Butcher, Graeme Soilness, Nigel Clough and Chris Woods,
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      Tanah Merah take the premier title
      102 31 Tanah Merah take the premier title NETBALL TANAH Merah won the hard-fought premier division of the Singapore Women's Netball Association League by two points on Sunday. Their 13-9 victory over Lotto clinched them the championship with 18 points. Police II were second with 16. Third were Besco with 14. Other
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      263 31 ATHLETICS Absent athletes will be barred KUALA LUMPUR MALAYSIAN athletes who reject international assignments will be barred from representing the country in future. The warning came from Malaysian Amateur Athletic Union vice-president Datuk Dr Tan Tiong Hong after Saturday's council meeting here. "One should never turn down
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      181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      86 29 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MRS LEE TUN KOO (Nee Chang Poh Lean) Age: SO passed away peacefully on 16.11.86 leaving behind beloved: Sons: Daughters-in-law: Lee Fook Shin Muriel Chua Lee Chee Shin Law Guan Kwan Daughters: Sons-in-law: Lee Yoke Cheng Kee Saik Khuan Lee Nyuk Lan Lim Kay Hin Lee
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      183 Condolences 183 Condolences
      45 29 183 Condolences 183 Condolences WITH DEEPEST SYMPATHIES CONDOLENCES TO ANTHONY AND BLAISE CHAN ON THE DEMISE OF THEIR BELOVED MOTHER MDM TAY HOCK HENG FROM EVERGO EXPRESS TPTN. W'HOUSING SERVICES AS A MARK OF RESPECT, THE COMPANY WILL BE CLOSED ON WEDNESDAY, 19 NOV. 1986.
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      185 Requiem
      64 29 MDM. CHINNA PILLAI A FAMILY OF THE LATE PANDARAM RAJA RACHANDRAN S/0 RAMASAMY wish to announce that the Karumathi prayers will be held at their residence on 19,11.86 at Blk 415 #11-959 Ave. 13 Ang Mo Kio. Athma Santhi Pooja will be held at Sri Sivan Temple, Serangoon
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      323 29 MRS MARIAE FRANCES KEMP passed away at Gleneagles Hospital on Nov 17th 1986 from a serious lines* Her departure is sadly mourned by family HUSBAND lan SON: Greg DAUGHTER-IN-LAW: Tanya GRANDCHILDREN: Nicholas Melissa Mikala Mariae will lay in the Chapel ot St. Ignatius Church. Kings Road (1026) on
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      182 Acknowledgements 184 In Memoriam
      400 29 182 Acknowledgements 184 In Memoriam The Family Of The Late MRS TAY KUM SUN nee MARY TAN POEY SU XN wish to express their sincere thanks and gratitude to Fathei Vaz of the Church ot St Vincert de Paul, all friends and relatives foi their kind assistance, condolences, donations and
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      95 29 In Memoriam' is for the loved ones whom you remember C.A.T.S. 737"66 "In Memoriam" is for those who were close to you Call *****11 x 5680 for your free booklet of "In Memoriam" verses Proposed increase s \in annual value is unreasonab 1 Property t >>' _*aJ c A CW*
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      195 31 r— j y|| ,-^_____L-__-_r^ > With the wrong approach, an upgrade can mean upheaval and downtime. To make changes that really work, no problem, call Wang. No reprogramming The entire Wang VS family of minicomputers runs on a single, fully software-compatible operating system. So that you can start with one
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      24 31 HOCKEY Frlendlles: Sri Lanka Under-21s v SRC, Civil Service v SCC both at Padang, 5.30 pm. SNOOKER RPM Classic (National Stadium Clubhouse, 7.30 pm.
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    'Unions can help solve wage-reform issues'
    595 32  -  WONG Al KWEI Boon Heng tells why non-members should sign up By A TOP unionist yesterday dangled an unusual carrot to convince workers to join unions wage reform. By joining a trade union, workers can expect fair and satisfactory solutions to problems that are
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    Seeing double 11 times over in school
    469 32 A. Huang twins Coin! and Cuina, aged 15. B. Lin twins Jieyun and Jiexia, 12. C. Wn twins Biyu and Biqi, 13. D. So twins Li'en and Lihui, 14. E. Zhu twins Shaohua and Shaohui, 14. F. Hu twins Pelqing and Yuqing, six.
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    Lock icon Bombay brokers boycott trading
    124 32 BOMBAY Stockbrokers boycotted trading on the Bombay Stock Exchange for the second consecutive working day yesterday in a protest over documents seized by income tax officers. Stockbroker E.D. Sodawaterwala, an exchange director, said India's largest share market was officially open but brokers refused to do business
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    Lock icon Indonesia won't renew permit of lone Aussie journalist
    353 32 Indonesia won't renew permit of lone Aussie journalist JAKARTA Mr Michael Byrnes, the only Australian journalist working in Indonesia, has said he expects to have to leave the country by Sunday because the government will not renew his residence permit. The decision would effectively extend a blanket ban on Australian
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    Many get study visas to find work in Japan
    259 32  - Many get study visas to find work in Japan KOICHI ISHIYAMA By of our Tokyo Bureau TOKYO Japanese-lan-guage schools are found to be fraudulently accepting foreigners who, taking advantage of an easy-to-get "study visa", come to Japan actually to work and obtain the stronger yen. Immigration officials said fonr such
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    29 32 NEW YORK The DowJones average of 30 industrials fell 6.60 points to 1,866.99 in the first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange vesterday. AP
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    What it should have been
    41 32 What it should have been VENUES for the Singapore International Film Festival next year have not yet been fixed. This statement from the organisers yesterday retracted Saturday's announcement that the Lido cinema and the World Trade Centre Auditorium had been confirmed.
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      157 32 Weather UP TO 1 p.m. Showers are expected over a few areas from late morning onwards. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 25 min SUNSET today: 6.52 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.48 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 14/21 C Cloudy Melbourne 15 17 C Haze Bangkok 23 31 CBangkok
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      Come again! Say what?
      1317 1 About 50 readers 9' ve a ,ost IRENE f^^rfwl^^F PATES tuition on Hi^^^^^'^ what's in vogue in teen voca bulary. More "teenglish" on Page Two. English the Singapore way LET'S start with this that what, three important words in teens' vocab. She walks like this Don't
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        106 1 When in Raffles City, add the finishing touch at BALLY boutique \W immmw Huh IB^I Wm I >: -W Ml Hk i__jj^B WMm Am mmmmmssssswW __^_k__l rKh_ M*„ _v AsW _9_ H. I __i__i _E__l mm __i |k _t__T___i __F x* _P At the BALLY boutique, the finest selection of
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        462 1 Why get less for your savings? Save Now with Hong Leong Finance or Singapore Finance and get more for your savings. tl3|B^ fe In addition to interest earned at market rates, you'll also 1 get a free bottle of Ota rd So hurry, get more for your savings. *^__jl W0
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        1160 2 WE TEENS communicate in "teengiish" (a mixture of Singlish and slang). My sisters and I pick up slang from friends and teachers When I ask my younger sister who gobbled up my tidbits. her famous reply is "I dunno, per'aps a mouse ate't". Or when I
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        Let peace on earth begin with me
        243 2 TODAY, a 39-country torch rally that started In September at the United Nations Building in New York comes through Singapore. The run celebrates the UN's International Year of Peace, 1986. In conjunction with the run, during a Childrcns' Rally for Peace at Teck
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        Mother tongue to children's lip
        469 2 I LAMENT the passing of an elegant age When English was a straightforward language It's not that today's kids have become uncouth I simply can't fathom the language of youth. Grass as I knew it was soft, wavy and green. A bird was feathered, and
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        981 2 ■L l "T" .a l .■^■iiiMiMiiiMiiMini-ii i CAPITOL: Opens lido-changi: now showing; ■■#y/3rTFW/" 1 TOMORROW! SAVOT-Kreta Ayer PEOPLES: LAST DAY IVI,V W LIDO (*****14) 11am, 1.30. 4. 6.30. 9.00 No Free List _SRSA_J-_rAW&-\t„rkkpn%,i J__S __^t CHANGI (*****59) 5 shows 11 45, 4 00, 645& 9 S H-lill- __I______________|l fl m"*"!!*
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        A woman of many possessions
        1003 3 A Room of Tc My Own A collector with a passion for antiques casts a spell on IRENE PATES and photographer NIK KASMANI. HER name is Lucina. She was born in Corsica. And one room cannot contain her indeed, not even a whole house. Each
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        167 3 Introducing Clinique Glossy Nail Enamel You've never used nail colouring like Clinique Glossy Nail Enamel before. The shades from shimmering sheers to dancing pinks, fiery reds to electric darks are so intensely lustrous they seem to vibrate. And they're durable. Resilient. Extraordinarily strong. And because Glossy Nail Enamel is Clinique,
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        Double joy on Sun Yat Sen's birthday
        847 4 Dr Sun Yat Sen, founder of modern China, was remembered in Singapore when the 120th anniversary of his birth fell on Nov 12. CHONG WING HONG gives a brief survey of celebrations that were held here. THE 120th birthday of Dr Sun Yat
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        Two Suns at the movies
        352 4 YOU can see two "Dr Sun Yat Sens" in action on the big screen here. The two films are the result of a coincidence in the China and Taiwan film worlds. Both were premiered in Hongkong last Wednesday. One film, Dr Sun Yat Sen, is
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        Microscope with a 3-D effect
        207 4 CHINA has brought a new microscope to the Singapore market. It is a steromicroscope which giv-es a three-dimensional effect. Called the SMI model, the steromicroscope is so named oecause of its large field and because it gives clear images and a fine three-dimensional effect. Mr
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        246 4 I&»8C* ft m mm DURING the Warring States Period (475 BC to 221 BC), King Hui of Zhao appointed Lin Xiang-ru, in recognition of his meritorious achievements, as Chief Minister, ahead of the General-in-Chief Lian Po. Because of this, Lian Po harboured a grudge against Lin, refused to work with
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        Kg Fatimah: Unique and the last of its kind
        1045 5  -  YEO KIM SENG By NOT many Singaporeans can enjoy the sound of lapping waves from the backyards of their homes. Or wake up to the sound of chirping birds. Or watch rumbling trains go by right in front of their houses.
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        Kampong Fatimah masih kekal unik dengan keadaannya yang semulajadi
        896 5  -  Oleh YEO KIM SENG TIDAK ramai penduduk Singapura yang dapat menikmati desiran ombak laut di belakang nimah. Atau kedengaran bunyi suara burungburung apabila tiba pagi hari. Atau melihat keretapi melintasi kawasan halaman depan rumah mereka. Atau dihinggap nyamuk-ny-arr.uk kasar sebagai tetamu
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        426 6 30 Hairdressing 30 Hairdressing fc^oSS^ ,_*<s_ ov_^^ w wA [20 years 20^ We are celebrating our 20th Anniversary with a 20% discount from Nov. till Dec. '86 Specialists in:- Scalp Hair Treatments Styling (Directional Perming) Tinting Frosting LONDON/U.S.A./HONG KONG TRAINED HAIR CONSULTANT HELETVA HAIRSALOX (ITVISI.A Head Salon: Blk 57, Marine
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        275 6 36 House Renovation/ Decor BRIGHT STAR DESIGN RENOVATION 100 Jalan Sultan #09-16 Sultan Plaza. S'pore 0719 HDB Licence No E/YN/3504 Good Newt tor Home Owner* 30 Day* Offer I i Special renovation package lor the following item*: e 12" x 12" Italy heavy duty ceramic tiles with skirtings. e White
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        564 6 36 House Renovation/ Decor SPECIAL OFFER FOR FLOOR TILING 12" x 12" Ceramic for 3 rms $1800. 4 rms $3000. 5 rms $4000 We offei •peciat package _*e' fo renovetior work« with guarantees workmanehip lot HDB Flat* Lay 12" x 12" ceramic Ules including skirting a Construct sink support a
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        922 7 36 House Renovation/ Decor IRON GRILLES <_o s for HDB 4 private house, good workmanship. 3-rm $140. 4-rm $220. 5-rm $390 Tel *****23 JOLLY RENOVATION WORKS undertakes all floorings, painting, plumbing *****55 6 HDB licence 8M0334 OOM BROS. RADAC member (PW. housing 4 HDB since 1965) Ceramic 4-rm $2700: 5-rm
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        907 7 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical f StBAltS ll_vll_S PRB££ i requires CREDIT CONTROL CLERK Requirements: GCE. '_>' Levels Have a working knowledge of simple accounting Able to communicate effectively in English Able to type Place of work: News Centre 82 Genting Lane Singapore 1334 The
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        522 7 7C Situations Vscant Secretarial/ Clerical SECRETARY^ to Marketing Manager The successful cana«: shoula have a pleosan' personaliry aDletowo-fc independently and to carry out secretarta* duties in tne Sales Maiverirg Department R*qutn_m*nt_ minimum GCE O tevei with good command of English t-t-linguai in f ngiisf- fvlanaanr 2 3 years relevant working
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        594 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Urgently required CLERK CUM RECEPTIONIST e Experienced St able to operate telex e Mature with good personality e Sec 4 education e Salary negotiable FEMALE PURCHASER e Experienced or Inexperienced tn purchasing (training provided), e Mature with good personality e Min. GCE O' level, e
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        899 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Immediate vacancy lor SECRETARY e GCE O' or 'A' level with LCCI Private Secretarial Certificate e Good command of English Mandarin and able to speak major local dialects, e Age 18 to 28 preferably with 1 to 2 years working experience in trading co. Interested
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        1066 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial' Clerical RECEPTIONIST WANTED BY Animal Hospital Mature individual with experience S. ability t.o work independer tly Speak Mandarin, must not be afraid with animals. Salary depending on experience Pis. till: *****33. REQUIRED SECRETARY with experience for Senior Partner In established legal firm Pis. apply stating qualifications,
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        619 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical RECEPTIONIST REQD. URGENTLY with experience. Interested call *****19 after 11a.m. RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST REQUIRED by established firm. For more details please call 273-3444. RICHARD TAN ORGANISATION Incentives work wonders. Visit us at: South Bridge Centre, 10-02. URGENTLY REQD. EXPERIENCED Typist Interested caß personally at: -21-11 International
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        567 8 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales r S f I/HI METRO We have immediate vacancies for the following: A) FEMALE CASHIERS Singapore citizens, at least 18 years of age GCE O' level with credit in Mathematics Pleasant disposition Good spoken English with ability to speak Mandarin Training will
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        522 8 Publishers invites^ I male/ female applicants for the I positions of: MAGAZINE ADVISORS (in its direct selling division) Pleasant personality Speak fluent English Earning up to $1,000 first year $2,000 second year Training will be provided to all successful applicants PART-TIME EVENING SALES 15 years old and above WALK-IN INTERVIEW
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        766 8 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Established company deeling in Scientific 8 laboratory equipment and consumable products requires: SALES EXECUTIVE GCE 'O' or 'A' with credit ln Science subject. Min. 1 year experience ln marketing of laboratory products. Possess own transport Please write with resume and contact tei. no. to: S.T. BOX
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        889 8 71 Situations Vacant: Sales SALESGIRLS REQD. BY men boutique Age between 17 30 I years. Starting salary of $450 i commission. Probation period of 3 months, salary after confirma- tion will be $480 commission Call personally at: 01-26 Parkway Parade on Wed, 19 Nov. '86 between 12 noon 6pm. 5
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        612 8 72 Situations Vacant. 72 Situations Vacant Technical Technical IfNMB APPRENTICESHIP SCHEME NMB SINGAPORE LIMITED a multinational Manufacturing Company in conjunction with Economic Development Board invites suitably qualified persons to apply for training m one o* the following H trades PRESS TOOL DIE MAKING I INJECTION MOULD MAKING PRECISION MACHINING Requirements
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        550 9 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical W si4inw.no I ieadini: bicycle components manufacturer EEE invites suitably qualified male candidates who have completed full-time National Service to Eg apply for the following positions: IA) ASSISTANT ENGINEERS E Diploma in Mechanical Production =E Engineering Knowledge and ability in computer pro-
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        320 9 An established company urgently requires: 1. PAPER GUILLOTINE OPERATOR male 2. PAPER SHEETING MACHINE OPERATOR mala Remuneration will commensurate with experience. Prefer applicants staying around Ang Mo Kio or Ylshun. Please call: *****11 to arrange for an interview I k with Mr Chow A T A well established metal stamping
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        626 9 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Due lo expansion ADSEC SYSTEMS (FE) PTE. LTD. urgently requires TECHNICIANS Completed NS ITC/ NTC-3 or equivalent e 1-2 years' experience ln electronic circuit troubleshooting preferred Class 3 driving licence Plaase call *****28 for an appointment. SPECIAL STEEL SALES Our comprehensive range of steel alloys needs
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        502 9 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production HHR^H^VREQUIREsTDDITIONi ■E*£»jp Starting pay $370 -$400. i 1 1 Full subsidy for transport. I, i i (Tr i Increment after 3 months. K And many other benefits. AEBwmlmmmim WALK-IN INTERVIEW: Mon ft _\^i_niC_r^riK_o_ U.S. leader in the manufacture
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        335 9 73 Situations Vacant: Production M.MALE/ i OPERATORS Fri, Bam -spm /-H_k Join one of the world's largest fridge compressor makers and also one of Singapore's fastest growing companies 55S as: __Z PRODUCTION ■OPERATORS MALE $553 (Excluding Overtime ■FEMALE $502 (Excluding Overtime: Excellent Benefits: Attractive Salary -~Z High Allowance I" On-the
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        596 9 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant Production Production SSpOie UNWTED W SPEEDY-TECH ELECTRONICS (S) PTE LTD A iasding manufacturing company in transformers A power supplies for computers telecommunication equipment hat vacancies for the following positions: 1. QC OPERATORS e Minimum Secondary 3 education e I—2 years experience preferably in QA
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        464 9 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous A leading property maintenance co ha* immediate vacanctet tor the posit ol A) FIRE SAFETY OFFICER Suitably qualified technical personnel eligible to be registered with the Fire Safety Bureau as Fire Safety Officer. Must be trained in First Aid B) TECHNICIANS (Aircond/ Electrical) Possess NTC 2
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        635 10 W Situations Vacant. 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Apro. Singapore's fastest growing professional security organisation, requires even more PROTECTION OFFICERS Male and Female for assignments in the City and other areas. Gross salary: $675 $900. 400--35- Apro's remarkable growth in Singapore. 300--t 250- I j I
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        377 10 International Recording Company requires: (A) PROMOTION ASSISTANT (FEMALE) a Age below 30 e Able to speak/ write English Mandarin e Minimum GCE O' level Outgoing personality (B) DELIVERY CUM STORE ASSISTANT (MALE) a Able to speak St write English Completed N.S. a Possess Class 3 Driving licence a Preferably Chinese
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        542 10 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous r K/lii^iiC/^riK_c^k B «^F| in ||^v_»l ll__/V_* 1 I A leading US. manufacturer of computer I peripherals urgently requires l SECURITY GUARDS (Male/Female) 55 Minimum Secondary 2 education 5= 55 Ex-army/police personnel or 3 years' security 25 experience .Age below 45 years
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        407 10 PERANAKAN PLACE COMPLEX PTE. LTD. i requires (1) SOUS CHEF (2) LEADING COOKS (3) COOKS (4) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES (5) FEMALE CLERK 1 e fluent ln English e able to type at 40 w.p.m. (6) SECURITY OFFICER (7) CASHIERS (8) BARTENDERS i Interested applicants, please call personally from 9a.m. to I
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        877 10 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous NAM LEE INDS. PTE LTD urgently requires 1) GENERAL WORKERS 2) MACHINE OPERATORS 3) SKILLED A SEMI-SKILLED TOOL DIE MAKER Interested applicants, please call personally for an interview to: Lot A, 3728 Senoko Drive Senoko Ind. Estate Singapore 2775. (near to Senoko Power Station). OUB SECURITIES
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        860 10 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous URGENTLY REQD. SKILLED PAINTERS and girls, age 16 21, for cleaning job. Call personally at: 51 Anson Road, Anson Centre, S'pore 0207 DRIVER CUM FOOD Dispenser req'd. by a food outlet. Interested pis call at: =81-16 Scotts Shopping Ctr Scotts Rd EXPERIENCED PART-TIME Dispenser for clinic
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        768 10 82 Accessories/ Maintenance P onwards Cir Suit ill mtkii Latest Car Stereo Accessories available ELECTRONIC ENGINE TUNING wheel alignment at reasonable price. Also other car services available. 81k. 6. Kranji Loop, #01-29, (2573). *****52/ *****58 SPARE PARTS FOR 2nd generation Honda Civic. 1/2 race cam webber intake manifold extractor exhaust
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        998 10 87 For Sale Mercedes MENARD BEAUTY HOUSE urgently requires 3 units a Mercedes 200/ 250 280S/ SE a BMW 520/ 735/ 7281A a Volvo 244 GL/ GLE a Private/ company a Immediate transaction willing to pay extra more than others Tel *****12 *****59 Serene TANGLIN USED CARS CO. offers good
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        1025 10 89 For Sale Datsun/Ntesan 6« NISSAN 1.5 PULSAR EXA Turbo. luel injection, 2-dr full accessories, showroom cond Contact direct buyer at »02-1521. Blk 1003. Toa Payoh Industrial Pk S ;23l bet 12 noon -6p.m Reasonable offer secures APR 82, DATSUN Bluebird New model Big bumper tax Mar "87, power windows,
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        1062 11 90 For Sale: Toyota '82 TOYOTA CELICA J owners Aircon. radio cassette, s rims Tax 2 87 tip top cond $23,800 *****44 W MODEL COROLLA 1 6GT Twin can Sports car Aircon. s rims, radio cassette Showrm cond $33,500 Loan $25,000 *****30 85 COROLLA 1300 DX 1 pte owner Aircon
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        1072 11 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi NFAR 79 COLT Sigma Alrcon cassette, ne* paint, insurance 5 87 new paint $8,200 *****89 NEAR 80 COLT Lancer 1400 SL. s runs Aircon. radio cassette, 2 owners $12,300 *****57 NEAR 82 MITSUBISHI Galant GS alrcon. hi-fi. Tip top cond View: 526A Joo Chiat Road. WANTED
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        1002 11 93 For Sale. Honda BUSINESSMAN URGENTLY REQS 1 unit Mercedes 200 1 unit Honda Accord. e 1 unit any Japanese car Cash payment No dealers please. TEL: *****35 79 HONDA CIVIC 13 DX 5-door. aircond. radio cassette, s/rims. Tip-top condition Tp.s till Feb '87 Tel *****88 8/83 ACCORD EX Manual.
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        610 11 94 For Sale: Daihatsu 94 For Sale: Daihatsu 94 For Sale: Daihatsu 94 For Sale: Daihatsu 94 For Sale: Daihatsu CX 5 Speed $4,200 Proven Fuel Economy Reliability CX Daimatic $4,500 Y*Wr Outstanding Power Performance Turbo 5 Speed $4,900 Kh Sjn T|en Seng Ltd NOt applicable for 'Q' 'SZ' piate
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        761 11 96 For Sale: Other Makes 1980 SUBARU 1600GLS. Good cond. $9,500 0.n.0. Display pager *****90. Address: 7-D Napier Rd. 1980 SUBARU 1300 DL Saloon. Highest offer secures. Tel: *****66 ext. 229. 1980 SUBARU 1600 DL. Aircon./ cassette. 2nd private owner. Tip top condition. Tel: *****46. 1981 PORSCHE 924 GT Carrera.
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        632 11 97 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles 1983 TOYOTA TOYOACE, 2 owners, radio cassette, good cond. $4,300 0.n.0. Tel: *****88. 5/83 DATSUN 120Y panel van aircon. hifi. tax 4/87 $7,200. Tel: *****42. '72 DATSUN PICKUP 1300. Tax 11/86. Good running cond. $650. Tel: *****13. '74, MAZDA BONGO FlOOO, passenger, 8 seater van.
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        390 11 99 Vehicles Wanted Excellent prices for your car/commercial vehicle Comprehensive services for loans, car insurance road tax. aMiAujj.m Cars of all makes &cc Commercial vehicles (vans, pickups) and company registered cars Scrap cars or trade-in Don't Hesitate. We Provide The Best Deal Around! COLT CREDIT PTE LTD and FIVE SPEED
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        587 11 99 Vehicles Wanted ABLE TO PAY AN ATTRACTIVE CASH PAYMENT FOR ANY USED CARS PARF or Non-PARF Any model/ c.c. Company regn. Private regn Commercial vans/ pickups KINDLY CONTACT: MR. LEK TEL: *****76/ *****05 SZ VEHICLES WANTED A. Marcadaa Benz B. BMW C. Volvo All automatic models Willing to pay
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        954 11 106 Accommodation Available: Houses 0.10 BOTANICAL GARDEN VICINI TY. Extremely charming d storey bungalow, large pain- overlooking matured garden 3• 2 bdrms Pool optional $6,000 D 10 LEEDON PARK VICINITY Totally refurbished s store.v colonial bungalow Huge living. nice bright kitchen 4 ••t-r--vant's Pool optional $3,500 Bernma Road/ Gentle Road/
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        472 11 107 Accommodation Availabt I Apartments FAR ErtST Plfl2f! Hotel st /itLuxurious Apartments TO LET •At the junction of Scotts/ Orchard Road, next to Hyatt Hotel. XX) sq ft Hotel Stv I Swimming Pool Tenr is Cou" Squash Court. Biliiarc. Room ■'jymnasium ana ma iy Mher facilities 'Self Service Free Launaerette
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        1217 12 107 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 in the heart of the city, The Ascott
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        1106 12 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST 1 RIVERWALK APT., near OCBC. 3 1 bdrms F/furn With pool, tennis courts. Rental $2,000 p.m. Tel: *****04 I DIST 10 DRAYCOTT TWR. Walk-up apt. 2 bdrms. Pool. Sommervllle Pk. 3 bdrms Both fully furn. $1,800. Cltlprop, *****75 DIST 10 LEEDON HEIGHTS, nicely furnished, 3
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        1051 12 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST 21 CLEMENTI GATEHOUSE. 3 bdrms Full facilities Furnished. $1,600. Tel Lily. *****17. DIST.2I GOODLUCK GDN. 2 3 bdrm.s Fully furn $900 $1,300. Heng Fatt Property *****88. DIST.B, F/FURN. brand new, 3 bdrms. apt. available Immediately. Tel *****11 DIST.9 CAIRNHILL GARDEN, 1.200 sq.ft. $1,200. Fully furn.
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        1003 12 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments PEOPLE'S PARK COMPLEX. 3-rm apt. F/ aircond. P/ furn. Tei *****45/ *****12. Agts. welcome. PLAZA PENTHOUSE. 1700 sq.ft. High fir. Beautifully furn. See to appreciate. Call *****53. ROBIN DR., D.1025, walk-up apts. Alrcon. Furn. Immediate occupation. Call *****21/ *****20. SHANGRI-LA HOTEL VICINITY, tastefully furn. mais. 1630
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        960 12 110 Accommodation Wanted: Apartments READY CLIENTS URGENTLY req HDB apts. 2/ 3/ 4/ 5 rm. Si pte. apts Owners call: *****25/ 6/ 7. SMALL FAMILY URGENTLY req. 3 bdrms. Mandarin Gdn. Type 81. High fir. Call: *****35/ 4&V1524. URGENTLY WANTED ALL area HDB flats. 2/3/4/5-rms. Whole units Si rms. Call
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        914 12 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses J.&ZH4 1 5 yrs 7.00% 6 -25 yrs 7.25% All rates apply to existing customers as well with effect November 3. 1986 HI SHING lI_EJ LOOMS ITHAHCI UM-TH> J*tt_MMfcTPß3*^l A member of Keppe l Corporation lOCdlyerQuay #01-04 #09-06 z Ocean Building SmgaDore
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        901 12 DIST. II 1-1/2-BTOREY BUNGA- j LOW. Land: 16.000 sq.ft. 4 bdrms. $1.3M. Shang Properties *****85 DIST 14 CORNER D/STOREY terrace. 3-1 rms. F'hold 3 yrs. old. 3.000/ 2.500 sq.ft. N&W *****55. DIST. I4 2-STOREY CORNER terr Approx. 4100 sq.ft F'hold. 4 1 bdrms. $480,000 ono. Agt. *****70 DIST.IS BRAND NEW,
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        773 12 113 For Sale: Houses MUST SELL 0 10 N semi-d Large gdn 3- 1 rms 5000 sq.ft $520,000 Holland *****79 SERANGOON GDNS Fully/ newly renovated Semi-D 4 bdrms 2 halls $395k neg HSS *****22 WATTEN RISE D/STOREY inter terr. 3-1 bdrms P'furn 1765/ 2000 sq.ft F'hold TASL. *****74 2-1/2-STOREY CORNER
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        1075 12 114 For Sale Private Apartments D.21 CLEMENT! PH walk-up apl 3 1 bdrms P furn Approx 1.700 sq.ft Full facilities $335,000 ono F'hold Don Assoc *****38 *****91 D.21 YU Ll Yuan off Dunearn Rd new walk-up Small development Marble/ parquet flooring. 1121 sqft 2 bdrms $215,000 Holland *****79 D.5 HONG
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        903 13 114 For Sale- Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments %THE WIISIDSOR mmmm^+s MmmmTr^rT* 1 *M 1 ir" W > T»»TIMK/^^BB WWWAaS AmmMK. i 1 il ifTil -::_.iT^n L___l____B_fc^gW___| 3 Da^aa-, A^r4m A n4r D...1* LUXURY and FABULOUS FEATURES include:
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        583 13 i D.5, MUST VIEW, walkup apt 2.600 sqft. 4-1 bdrms. S, pool. $350,000 0.n.0. Quick sale. *****22, agt. D.5. PASIR PANJANG Hills. walk-up apt. 3 bdrms. 1,200 sq.ft. D.9, CAIRNHILL. VENUS Mansion. 3100 sq.ft. 3-1 rms. Property Resources *****31/ *****75 j D.9 CAIRNHILL PLAZA 2-1 bdrm. I apt. mid fir.
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        845 13 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 5-ROOMED Ah Hood Rd Blk 103 $143,000 A.M. Kio Blk 553 (Full CPF) $122,000 Bedok North Blk 405 $130,000 Bedok South Blk 60 $112,000 Bedok Reservoir Blk 715 $130,000 Bt Merah Blk 116 $155,000 Chai Chee St Blk 51 $130,000 Dover Blk 12, 13 $125,000
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        943 13 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments ALL 3-RM. UPP. Cross St. Blk 532. 536/ Rochor Ctr. 81k.4 (L corner), Bedok 81k. 46, 527, Clementi 81k.331. 311. 427, 519, A.M. Kio 81k.509, 444, 443, 214, etc./ corner 81k. 504, 578, Toa Payoh 81k.23, 100. 128, 157 (corner). *****38. ALL 4-RM.: Bt. Merah
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        1064 13 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments CLEMENTI 3-RM. BLK-426, renovated, cabinets, wardrobes, ceramic throughout, high fir Price neg. Tel: *****80/ 3. CLEMENTI PURE 4-RM. Blk 301/ 302/ 332/ 348, beautifully done, marble/ ceramic, cabinets. See to offer. *****33. NORTH BRIDGE RD. 3-rm. Blk 467 terrazzo/ ceramic $63K/ Telok Blangah Blk.B marble/
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        904 13 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments OWEN RD. 3-RM. BK; 44, whole h'se terrazzo. p/furn Sale: $65,000 neg *****21/ *****22 PANDAN GDN. 4-RM. 81k .408, sea view, high fir. Terrazzo/ parquet, cabinets. $80K neg *****00 PURE 4 RMS. Chai Chee. Near Mosque Terrazzo throughout Wardrobes, cabinet. *****80 SAGO LANE 3-RM., well
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        652 13 117 Properties Wanted CLEMENTI OR WEST COAST H D B"~^s UR6ENTLY WANTED BY MISS TAN I 732 0188 GOOD OFFER!! from our clients Wanted: Old bungalows Vacant land in any district Enquiries Welcome: 278-1000 Steve CENTROASIA I HDB WANTED PEOPLE'S HOUSING *****21/ *****22 Urgently Wanted HDB Ep JLATS Ss| UNI
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        430 13 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces ''^Amtsm ''"i «jui(ji_ap_W-wß_i I OVfe-acre factory site and buildings, including 80,000 sq.ft. factory with mezzanine office. Inspection invited. Open to offers IHENDERSON^RfIH INDUSTRIAL For sale or lease: Flatted Factories Terrace Factories^ Warehouses Showrooms EXCELLENT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES WITH IMMEDIATE ABOVE AVERAGE RETURNS Freehold (statutory land
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        625 13 118 Factory Spare* LANDED FTY./ WAREH'SE FOR LEASE/ SALE 1) D. 12/14 S/storey Detached Wareh'se 12.000 sq ft <■. 45« p.s.f 2) Pandan Loop 8/ storey Terr Fly., 3.000 sq ft ifl 70e p.s.f 3) River Valley S storey Warehse 10.000 sq.ft *> 60« P-s.l 4) Hillview Ave. S/slorey Fty
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        377 14 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces k£ Ceiling Heiynt 5 38 4 65 metres Elevating platform with 6 800 kg liftiny capacity iS& 2 spacious earyo hits with 5 000 ky capacity each Bg| Approved fire fiyhtmy system |:S: BS •24 hour security service B§ Lorrv parking lots
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        742 14 121 For Rent: Office Spaces OFFICE fl FOR RENTAL/ SALE PREMISES: GEYLANG NEAR LORONG 26 Area 1 195 sq ft w,»h 3 rms Ml/ carpeted, air -conditioned Convenient traffic at best location With attached toilets Rental 551. 200.00 p.m.. j Sales 5200.000.00 negotiable COrVTACT ONLY V MISS HO *****43 V
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        609 14 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces Office Spaces wAmmmwm Pcnimula Plaza wwAWAm^ Office Shopping Complex The facilities of I a city centre: I yours as a tenant I As a tenant of Peninsula Plaza, you'll ■7T_vl now enjoy special privileges and peninsula city
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        202 14 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces 312 THOMSON RD. 1 185 sq.ft $460,000 Jin. Gelenggang 2-sto-rey 4000 sq.ft. $520,000. Joo Chiat 2-storey 276 sq.m. $380,000. *****44 FAR EAST/ LUCKY Plaza. 206 710 sq.ft. With/ without tenancy Reasonable price. Shang *****85. SIM LIM TWRS. Excellent location. Level 3. F'hold. 366 sq.ft. $480,000
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        551 14 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces SUPREME HOUSE EXHIBITION SPACE 2ND STOREY WEST WING Approx. 587.15 sq.m. (6,320 sq.ft.) Wide frontage visible from Penang Road AIRCONDITIONED EXCELLENT SERVICES (AMPLE PARKING LOTS) ENQUIRIES SUPREME HOLDINGS LTD SUPREME HOUSE, 0923 TEL. NO. 336-2466 PARAMOUNT HOTEL A SHOPPING CENTRE UNITS SQ.FT. 01-27 432.00 01-28
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        630 14 123 For Sale: 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces FOR SALE BY TENDER #02-21 Orchard Towers (tenanted by an Italian Restaurant) Tenders are invited to pu rchase the shop unit: Location Orchard Towers, Orchard Road Unit #02-21 (2,325 sqft) Good frontage facing Orchard Road Tenure Freehold Yield Very good
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        862 14 137 lours ._____>■ **^_l ww T_B j Cameron SPM $69 Cameron/Gentini $129 Desaru $20/$69 Gentry (Coach/Air) $69/5259 Haadyai/SonfkWa $99 Malacca (Ramada) J32/J6B Muar/Kukup (Seafood) $28 Penang (Coach/Air) $79/$359 One Way Bus Tnp Malaysia Wj 135 Air Travel 127 Other Real Estate 127 Other Real Estate f s ARIZONA, U.S.A. Owner
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        1139 15 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 T ours 137 Tours _8 1 MtßaoL School Holidays Special! j| V|_Fl _Z 3D Golok/Kota Bahru/Kuala Trengganu B-Hk *m^^^^^ Mm wr m MMMMAMA I i I {23r,2] Uon 5149 mmm mmM —A MwW m lllTirillT_Clrl ■rl-ieiarr.-ilBW' 4D Penang/Cameron Highland
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        746 17 NOTICES AMALGAMATED INDUSTRIAL STEEL BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the SIXTEENTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of AMALGAMATED INDUSTRIAL STEEL BERHAD will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, Jalan Utas, ***** Shah Alam, Selangor on Tuesday, 16th December, 1986 at 10.00 a.m.
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        318 17 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18) 1979 Edition IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINGAPORE IN BANKRUPTCY NO. 179 OF 198S re: Datnk S. Znlachamsyah Ex parte: Diners Clnb (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. Creditor. NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF A BANKRUPTCY PETITION FILED ON THE 11TH DAY OF JULY, 1»8«. To: Datnk S.
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        811 19 JT CAROLINE NGUI talks to a leading light of yjm Kuala Lumpur's Five Arts Centre, '^T 4 responsible for putting up The Cord, UrdlTld which will be performed on Friday, Festival '86 Saturday and Sunday. THE Cord launched the Five Arts Centre in 1984.
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        385 19 Sadao shows he's master technically KANNAN CHANDRAN reviews Saturday's performance by Sadao Watanabe, whose skill on the sax mesmerised the full-house audience. AS THE man said: "Japanese musicians read well and play well. But they lack creativity. They are technically very good but they lack feel". This was apparent when
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        214 19  -  CAROLINE NGUI THE cast of The Cord has been rehearsing two months for the Singapore show. Of the eight in the main cast two women and six men five are new, as the original members were not available for this production. Anne James,
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        190 19 Audition for young drama enthusiasts DO YOU want to be a better actor? Would you like to learn more about theatre? Are you aged between 13 and 18? If so, you can join Youth Theatre Singapore for 15 tutorial classes which means more than 40 hours of intensive practical instruction
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