The Straits Times, 3 December 1986

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1986 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 188/12/85
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    Govt studying fraud curbs
    530 1  -  JILL HUM Ministry looking into proposal by society of accountants, says Dr Hu By THE Finance Ministry is studying a Singapore Society of Accountants' proposal on how to prevent or minimise management fraud, Finance Minister Dr Richard Hu revealed last night. The SSA proposal called for
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    2 SSA members going through Pan-El books
    278 1 THE Singapore Society of Accountants has appointed two of its members to investigate the accounts of now-collapsed Pan-Electric Industries, the society's president, Mr Keith Tay, said last night. The two accountants are Messrs J. K. Medora and K. B. Lee. It is understood
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    President admires work of 9-year-old artist
    120 1 CHILDREN at the Singapore Polytechnic Child-Care Centre gave President Wee Kirn Wee a scrapbook of their impressions of him. Some drew him slim, some drew him plump bat they all gave him a broad smile. As the President turned the pages, he suddenly stopped
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    Plans for passenger liner terminal
    350 1  -  SALMA KHALIK By CRUISE passengers will soon enjoy air-condi-tioned comfort as they step off their ships. Just as passengers flying into Changi Airport have an inviting terminal to greet them, ship passengers, too, will have a terminal of their own at Marina South. Mr Joseph
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    No change to Constitution, Time concedes
    292 1 No change to Constitution, Time concedes TIME magazine has conceded that the Singapore Government did not introduce a new amendment to the Constitution to deny counsel for MPs cited for contempt of Parliament. This came m its replyto a letter from Mr James Fu, Press Secretary to Prime Minister Lee
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    Lock icon Malaysian govt revises Bill to amend Official Secrets Act
    345 1 Malaysian govt revises Bill to amend Official Secrets Act KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian government, m a surprise move yesterday, withdrew a controversial amendment Bill to the Official Secrets Act. The Bill, which was first tabled m Parliament on Oct 27, contained an all-embracing definition which critics said would have turned
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    Chok Tong off to Rangoon to meet Burmese leaders
    333 1  -  CHEONG YIP SENG By FIRST Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong is leading a delegation to Rangoon today to build on Singapore's friendly relations with Burma. It will be Mr Goh's second official visit to Burma; his fust was m 1980
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    ST index gains 11.7 pts
    77 1 ST index gains 11.7 pts CONFIDENCE returned to the Singapore stock market yesterday, pushing prices higher. Rises swamped falls 133 to 24 as the Straits Times Industrial Index advanced 11.71 points tv 883.54. Observers said increased activity from investors looking for bargains pushed turnover to 17.36 million shares from Monday's
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    Lock icon China basin sea link
    65 1 BEIJING Part of the Tarim basin, China's largest inland basin, m the north-west Xinjiang region was filled with watei 30 million years :igo ami was connected to the Meditei ranean Sea. Xinhua news agency reported yesterday. Through a recent seismic survey. Pel; oleum Industry Ministry geologists
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      48 1 REAGAN 'YES' TO PROBE WASHINGTON The Reagan Administration has decided to appoint a Watergate-style special Investigator for the Iran arms scandal, Justice Department officials said yesterday. They disclosed this as the White House announced that President Reagan would make a sudden televised address to the nation today. Reuter
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      11 1 Songs and surprises greet President Wee at the Poly: Page 17
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      21 1 Inside Summary 2 World News 3-8 Asean 9,10 Causeway 11,12 Comment/ Perspective 20,21 Letters 22 TlmesDoliar 23-26 Racing 27 Sports 28-31
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      8 1 Full report on Pa?e 23 SKR BACK PAGK
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      336 2 Singapore circus plan SINGAPORE may have its own circus by the end of next year. To be called Singapore International Circus, it will package circus acts from all over the world to perform m the region. It is still only a plan, but the man behind it, Mr David
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      Comment
      268 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: WHILE it is to be expected that enthusiasm would diminish somewhat once a campaign is over, it does not seem likely that public sentiment on the issue of smoking would be shortlived. There are clear signs of a growing awareness of the need to bring
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      Forum
      67 2 UP-TO-DATE E.N.T. TESTING THE SINGAPORE General Hospital says m reply to a reader that its ENT Department has up-to-daie audiological testing facilities for all age groups. It adds that children with hearing and speech problems are channelled to a special clinic and these clinics function twice a week, managed
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      Around the world
      264 2 GM's $1.6 b gag GENERAL MOTORS is paying US$75O million (about Ssl.6 billion) to silence its most important critic m a deal by which outspoken Texas billionaire H. Ross Perot agreed to resign from the giant carmaker's corporate board and the computer services company he founded. But
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      242 2 Forces kickoff league THREE MATCHES involving defending champions Armed Forces and two newly-promoted clubs Kaki Bukit and Pioneer Arsenal will kickoff Singapore's new-look National Football League Division One on Jan 3. Double champions Forces they won the League Division One and the President's Cup will face Division Two runners-up
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      Section Two
      402 2 Bringing up baby A CORNELL psychiatrist is leading a new school of thought m the study of the development of children's behaviour. He believes that a child's personality is shaped by the simple, almost unnoticed, everyday interactions with his parents and those who care for him. Eye contact
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      Timesdollar
      148 2 SPH PROFITS FALL 4.3% FOREIGNERS now own nearly half of Singapore Press Holdings, a stock market blue chip which yesterday reported a 4.3 per cent fall m pre-tax profits to $101.4 million for the year to Aug 31. The publishing group announced yesterday that as foreign ownership had reached
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      Around Asean...and Across the Causeway
      212 2 Around Asean ...and Across the Causeway 2 held m Manila A GOVERNMENT panel probing the murder of trade union leader Rolando Olalia and his driver has ordered the detention of a soldier and a civilian suspected of involvement. Justice Minister Neptali Gonzales said yesterday. High-tech orchids THAILAND, Asia's largest orchid
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    Buyers' Guide
    354 2 Product Adverts* Section/Paff Ms t, Crafts Sheng Decor Banks DBS Bank UOB I —29 Bank Of New Zealand I 13 Butter SCS CoM Storage Cameras MHE Consumer Kono Nikon, Shnro II 1 Polaroid 11—3 Carpets Gnee Hong Cars Mercedes Cycle Carriage Mitsubishi /Cycle Carnage I IS Ctcin Davey's
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      291 2 I Integrated British Degree I I Programme I For January 87. places are I available to students taking their O'-level or equivalent examinations m November J 1986 or those who have already obtained five passes at this or higher levels for a wide I range of modular 4 year I
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      38 2 With grace and confidence.... Glide across the ballroom floor Stamp to the Latin beat Or rock around the clock Whatever the dance, the first step is to look up classification 154 J Clossifieds: Pg 20, Section Two r^yT/
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      Lock icon Dissident unable to leave aircraft
      281 3 TAIPEI TAIWANESE dissident leader Hsu Hsin-Liang. attempting to return home for weekend elections after seven years of exile m the United States, was denied entry to Taiwan yesterday after arriving on a flight from Manila. Security officials at Taipei's Chiang Kai-Shek International Airport said Hsu,
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      3 months for supplying glue sniffer
      273 3  -  ALAN HUBBARD By Europe Editor LONDON A London newsagent has been Jailed (or three months (or supplying typewriter correction fluid to a 14-year-«ld boy who died after inhaling it. It is the first custodial sentence imposed m England under a new law which prohibits
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      Lock icon Aussie court orders London to release secret papers
      350 3 SYDNEY The NewSouth Wales Supreme Court yesterday ordered the British government to hand over secret documents to a former MIS agent who is fighting a iegal battle to have his memoirs published. Judge Philip Powell said access to the documents would be
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      Lock icon Vietnam approves family businesses
      310 3 BANGKOK Vietnam has officially approved what it calls "family economies, the private businesses its communist leaders have been unable to stamp out since they reunited the country m 1975. Hailing private labour as a sector with abundant untapped potential, the Communist Party daily, N'han Dan, says
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      Lock icon Army on alert after New Delhi riots
      279 3 NEW DELHI The Indian Army has been alerted for duty m New Delhi after rioting Hindus looted and burned Sikh houses and shops m an angry backlash against the massacre on Sunday of 27 people by Sikh extremists m Punjab. The Press Trust
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      Lock icon Nakasone to head new jobs task force
      344 3 Nakasone to head new jobs task force TOKYO PRIME MINISTER Yasuhiro Nakasone, warned of worsening unemployment m Japan as a result of the high yen, will form and head a task force this month to study ways of creating more jobs. He made the decision after he was advised of
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      Lock icon Man kills six in-laws after wife leaves him
      138 3 BEIJING A Chinese farmer whose wife left him to commit bigamy avenged himself by killing six of her family, an official Chinese newspaper reported yesterday. Song Shuangxi slaughtered his in-laws after a court official allowed his wife's bigamous marriage to go ahead.
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      Lock icon GM pays $1.6b to silence billionaire critic
      498 4 GM pays $1.6 b to silence billionaire critic DETROIT GENERAL MOTORS is paying US$75O million (about Ssl.6 billion) to silence its most important critic m a deal by which outspoken Texas billionaire H. Ross Perot agreed to resign from the giant carmaker's corporate board and the computer services company he
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      Lock icon Blacks 'prefer peaceful end to apartheid'
      358 4 JOHANNESBURG A NATIONWIDE opinion poll indicated that about 75 per cent of urban South African blacks want apartheid ended by negotiation rather than violence and would prefer a multiracial government to an all-black one. The survey was one of the largest conducted among blacks
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      Lock icon Londoner to be tribal king
      256 4 LONDON Elvis Johnson-Idan left his native Ghana 10 years ago and now runs a north London municipal parks department. But the ties that bind have proved stronger than expected, and he is about to be crowned king of his tribe. Mr Johnson-Idan, or King Elvis
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      Lock icon Mormon leaves 15 widows
      114 4 Mormon leaves 15 widows COLORADO CITY, Arizona—A 98-year-old patriarch died recently leaving at least 15 widows m a polygamists community m Hildale, on the ArizonaUtah border, where he was honoured as a prophet. Leroy Johnson, known to his followers as "Uncle Roy", was for more than 30 years the undisputed
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      Lock icon British subs to get 'super' command system
      207 4 British subs to get 'super' command system LONDON BRITAIN is equipping its submarines with an advanced new computerised command system to aid m manoeuvring decisions and weapons deployment. The equipment, known as submarine comrrand system (SMCS), will be operational by the early 1990s and will* analyse data gathered by the
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      Lock icon Kasparov leads Soviets to chess win
      231 4 Kasparov leads Soviets to chess win DUBAI The Soviet Union led by world champion Garry Kasparov came from behind on Monday and took the gold medal m the World Chess Olympiad, beating the United States and Britain. The underdog US team, which held a half -point lead going into the
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      Lock icon 10,000 flee tremors
      50 4 RIO DE JANEIRO More than 10,000 people have already abandoned the town of Joao Camara, struck by a series of tremors over the past 48 hours. Several minor tremors followed the first tremor, detected early on Sunday morning, which reached 5.3 on the open-ended Richter scale Reuter
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      Lock icon Gang bribe
      37 4 MONTREAL A murder trial of four Hell's Angels motorcycle gang members was stunned on Monday when a juror announced that someone claiming to represent the gang had given him a bribe of US$lB,OOO (5539,600). Reuter
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      Lock icon Genes decide personality more, says new study
      421 6 Genes decide personality more, says new study NEW YORK THE genetic make-up of a child is a stronger influence on personality than child rearing, according to the first study to examine identical twins reared m different families. The findings shatter a widespread belief among experts and laymen alike m the
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      Lock icon Hereditary traits
      50 6 AMONG traits found most strongly determined by heredity are: Leadership; traditionalism or obedience to authority; a sense of well-being and zest for life; alienation; vulnerability or resistance to stress; f ear-fulness or risk-seeking; and, the capacity for becoming rapt m an aesthetic experience, such as a concert. NYT
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      Lock icon Birdwatch record
      54 6 NAIROBI A Kenyan team on Monday claimed a birdwatching world record of 342 bird species sighted during a 24-hour period. Mr Terry Stevenson, Mr John Fanshawe and Mr Andy Roberts said they topped the previous record of 331 sightings on the second day of the 48-hour Birdwatch Kenya
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      Lock icon Pubs beat pulpits
      92 6 LONDON Pubs will be more popular than churches In Britain this Christmas, even though seven Britons out of eight believe the religious meaning of the festival should be remembered more. According to a report by the Association of Market Survey Organisations, only 41 per cent of those
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      Lock icon Marilyn the Playboy girl
      63 6 HERE'S Marilyn Monroe as she appears m the January Holiday Anniversary issue of Playboy. Playboy recently discovered the semi-nude pictures taken by the late calendar artist Earl Moran over a period of four years. The blonde bombshell was only 19, when Moran started taking the pictures
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      Lock icon Soviet shuttle 'to fly in 1988'
      212 6 WASHINGTON The Soviet Union has completed initial ground tests on its space shuttle and plans to start flight tests early m 1988. when the American shuttles are also expected to start flying again, Aviation Week and Space Technology- reports. The magazine says photographs taken
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      Lock icon Peres denies role in payments to Contras
      471 7 The Iran arms caper TEL AVIV A SHARP split between Israel and the United States emerged yesterday as Foreign Minister Shimon Peres called allegations that Israel funnelled money to Nicaraguan rebels "a complete falsehood". Mr Peres remarks, reported by most Israeli newspapers and
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      Lock icon Most Americans don't believe Reagan — poll
      261 7 Most Americans don't believe Reagan poll NEW YORK MOST Americans do not believe President Ronald Reagan's denials about a key fact of the US arms deals with Iran, a CBS News-New York Times poll said on Monday. More than half the public questioned m the poll on Sunday said they
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      Lock icon Allies may quiz Weinberger
      130 7 Allies may quiz Weinberger WASHINGTON US Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger headed to Europe yesterday where he might nave to do some serious explaining to Nato allies aV,out the Iran arms controversy. Mr Weinberger left after attending the first meeting of the special panel appointed to investigate the role of the
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      Lock icon Pentagon hunt for all the records
      221 7 Pentagon hunt for all the records WASHINGTON The Pentagon is conducting a vast internal search for all documents, memos and computer records about arms shipments to Iran hostage negotiations and financial aid to the Nicaragua n rebels. The order from Mr H. Lawrence Garrell, the Defence Department general counsel, came
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      Lock icon Studio loses King Kong battle
      177 7 WASHINGTON The Supreme Court has rejected the appeal of a Hollywood film studio that lost a trademark battle involving King Kong and Donkey Kong to a Japanese video game company. The court, without comment, let stand a ruling that Universal City Studios must pay US$l.5
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      Lock icon Billionaire put up cash in bid to pay ransom
      298 7 WASHINGTON Texas billionaire Ross Perot said yesterday he made millions of dollars available to the I nited States government over several years for ransom attempts to free American hostages. He confirmed that he put up IS$2 million (554.38 million) earlier this
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      Lock icon Govt probe into Guinness deals
      432 8 Rumours of possible insider trading scandal LONDON THE British government said it would investigate allegations of misconduct m the dealings of Guinness, the brewery and distillery giant. The announcement triggered off a 10 per cent drop m the company's stock price. The shares sank by
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      Lock icon EC ministers to wage war on fake goods
      260 8 BRUSSELS European Community (EC) trade ministers have agreed on ways to combat a flourishing world trade m counterfeit goods, estimated to be worth billions of dollars a year, diplomats said. The ministers decided on Mouday to allow Customs m the Community's 12--member
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      Lock icon Manet painting sold for record $24m
      136 8 LONDON A painting by the French artist Edouard Manet was sold on Monday for £7.7 million (about Ss24 million) a world record for an impressionist work, according to the auctioneers. A spokesman for Christie's auctioneers said "La rue mosnier aux paveurs". which has been
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      569 4 Same property. Same price. Same loan. But one owner will repay thousands less. Whv^ The answer's simple. Mr Tan, the man on the right, went to DBS Bank. M j| S >w There he sat down with an officer and 1 '^W ETlavi discussed all the loan options I- m
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon Resignations of another two ministers accepted
      237 9 Resignations of another two ministers accepted MANILA President Corazon Aquino accepted the resignations of two more Cabinet officials yesterday and will announce their replacements today Spokesman Teodoro Benigno refused to say which ministers had resigned, but speculation continued to centre on Labour Minister Augusto Sanchez and Local Government Minister Aquilino
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      Lock icon Mitra quits as truce negotiator
      134 9 MANILA President Corazon Aquino has accepted the resignation of Agriculture Minister Ramon Mitra as chief government negotiator m the current peace talks with the communist rebels. Mr Mitra submitted his letter of resignation shortly before a 60-day ceasefire agreement was signed last Thursday by the
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      Lock icon Manila close to foreign debt accord
      115 9 MANILA The Philippines is near agreement with foreign bankers on rescheduling its foreign debt. President Corazon Aquino told foreign businesswomen here. She expected "a reasonable agreement m the near future" to reschedule the debt which stands at US$26 billion (Sss7 billion). Negotiations on the
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      Lock icon Import duty extended
      52 9 MANILA President Corazon Aquino has increased import duties on a number of products by five to 20 per cent to cushion the effect of her import liberalisation policy. The order covers imported products such as leguminous vegetables, flour, iron and scrap metal m various forms and animal
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      Lock icon Two detained over Olalia's murder
      319 9 MANILA A GOVERNMENT panel probing the murder of trade union leader Rolando Oialia and his driver has ordered the detention of a soldier and a civilian suspected of involvement, Justice Minister Neptali Gonzalez said yesterday. He told reporters the two men who have been detained
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      Lock icon US gives Aquino pat on the back
      298 9 WASHINGTON The United States has praised President Corazon Aquino and her top military commanders for their handling of the crisis last month and said she emerged stronger from it. "With her dramatic actions, President Aquino seized the political initiative and demonstrated m November,
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      Lock icon Give truce a chance, says defence chief
      265 9 MANILA The new Defence Minister, Mr Rafael Ileto, said the 60-day ceasefire agreement with the communist rebels should be given a chance to succeed and called on the Philippine military to support it. He told a meeting of senior military commanders yesterday that
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      Lock icon Viets clash with Thai marines
      142 10 BANGKOK Vietnamese troops have clashed with Thai marines m Thailand near the border with Cambodia, military officials said yesterday. They said a small group of Vietnamese soldiers crossed the border late on Sunday and fought with Thai marines m Klong Yai district of Trat province,
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      Lock icon Orchid growers go high-tech
      258 10 Thais use computers to stay on top of export trade BANGKOK THAILAND, Asia's largest orchid exporter, is turning to high-tech-nology to maintain its leading position. Instead of sprouting m wild rain-forests, many of the flowers now start life floating m chemical solutions inside glass jars and
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      Diabetes linked to viral infection
      233 10  -  SUE DOWNIE By m Bangkok MOST cases of diabetes m Thailand are diagnosed during the dry season, suggesting it is triggered off by a viral infection, a top Thai researcher told an international conference on the disease here. Prof Chanika Tuchinda, Professor of Paediatrics at
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      Lock icon Police can carry guns in Bangkok court
      146 10 Police can carry guns in Bangkok court BANGKOK Thai police will be allowed to earn, guns m the Bangkok criminal court following three hostage seizures, two killings and a suioid* m Thai courts this year. At least twice a da\ policemen will search with weapon detectors people suspected of trying
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      Lock icon Death sentence on Red commuted
      122 10 BANGKOK A death sentence imposed on a Thai communist leader for killing a policeman has been commuted to life imprisonment, the Corrections Department announced. Surachai Sac Dan, the only man sentenced to death during a government anti-communist crackdown dating back to the *****, had denied
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      Lock icon Life for drug offence
      61 10 BANGKOK A Spaniard has been sentenced to life imprisonment for possessing 560 grams of heroin. Francisco Oganya Amata denied the charges m the Bangkok Criminal Court. Police said he was arrested at Bangkok Airport while waiting for a flight on Nov 22 last year. The arrest
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      8 9 The Straits Times Classifieds hot line is 737-1166
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Floods the worst in 15 years
      359 11 10 dead and 27.000 evacuated after six days of rain KUALA LUMPUR AT least 10 people have drowned and about 27,000 evacuated m the worst seasonal floods to hit the east coast of Malaysia m 15 years. Six days of continuous rain brought widespread
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      Lock icon Members to decide soon on fate of co-op
      155 11 Members to decide soon on fate of co-op KUALA LUMPUR Depositors of one of the 24 financially-stricken co-op-eratives will meet soon to decide on its fate. Two special committees currently representing the depositors of Koperasi Serbaguna Fortiss Berhad will merge to enable more effective measures to be taken to protect
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      Lock icon Advisers misled govt — MTUC
      234 11 Advisers misled govt MTUC Rallies launched against pay and overtime cuts KUALA LUMPUR THE government has been misinformed and misled by its advisers on the proposed labour law amendments, Malaysian Trades Union Congress (MTUC) President Zainal Rampak said as nationwide rallies were launched m protest against the new directives. The
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      Lock icon Stricter laws planned to stop any abuse by finance firms
      156 11 KUALA LUMPUR Under new legislation tabled m Parliament yesterday, licensed finance companies will be prohibited from giving loans to directors and staff members and to enterprises m which they have interests. The aim was to ensure that the interest of
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      Lock icon 'Make Johor tourism gateway'
      215 12 KUALA LUMPUR Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah yesterday suggested that the tourist Industry m southern Malaysia should be further developed so that Senai Airport m Johor could become another gateway to Malaysia besides Kuala Lumpur and Penang. Speaking to reporters after meeting a delegation
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      543 12 Hussein: I'm still waiting for those Cabinet papers KUALA LUMPUR FORMER Prime Minister Tun Hussein Onn said yesterday he is still waiting for the Cabinet papers on the setting up of Maminco Sdn Bhd, a govern-ment-owned company which engaged m tinbuying operations on the London Metal Exchange. Maminco was incorporated
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      Lock icon Seven Reds killed
      59 12 KUALA LUMPUR Seven communist tenorists were killed and 70 others surrendered m Peninsular Malaysia from 1985 until October this year. Deputy Home Minister Datuk Megat Junid Megat Ayub told Parliament yesterday. There "were 180 members of the outlawed Communist Party of Malaya (CPM) still lurking m the
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      Lock icon Sabah Budget calls for belt-tightening 'but no pain'
      348 12 Sabah Budget calls for belt-tightening 'but no pain' KOTA KINABALU THE SABAH government has presented a "painless Budget" for 1987 with a reduced allocation of $941.74 million and greater emphasis on austerity. Of the amount*. $685.81 million, or 72.82 per cent, will be allocated for supply expenditure and $255.93 million,
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      Lock icon Accused's talk with police inadmissable
      369 12 PENANG The lawyer for a West German facing drug charges here yesterday succeeded m preventing part of a conversation between his client and police being used as evidence m court. Justice Edgar Joseph ruled as inadmissible the question by police "What is it?" m a
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      Lock icon S'pore may have own circus next year
      301 13  -  RICHARD LIM By SIMJAPORK may have its own circus b> the end of next year. To be called Singapore International Circus, it Mill package circus acts from all over the world t«> perform m the region. Although it is still only s plan,
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      Tips on how to cope with a flexi-wage system
      149 13 Tips on how to cope with a flexi-wage system EMPLOYERS and unionists were giv?n some tips yesterday by the Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Labour Environment) on how to cope with a more flexible wage system. According to Mr Eugene Yap, the first thing they must do before going to the negotiating
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      Building checks: Interim guidelines 'almost ready'
      381 13 ENGINEERS are close to working out a short-term solution to the problem of how to check completed buildings for possible defects. The Institution of Engineers Singapore (lES) and the Association of Consulting Engineers Singapore (Aces) have begun working on a Code of Practice for
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      Water question for House
      163 13 WATKR supply is one of the issues to be raised at Tuesday's sitting of Parliament. Mr Lioh Choon Rang, the MP for Braddell Heights, will ask the Acting Trade and Industry Minister, BrigadieMienerai (Res) Lee Hsien I.okiik, what steps have been taken to ensure the supply
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      Man jailed for spate of theft from kiosks
      130 13 Man jailed for spate of theft from kiosks TWO men made off with car tyres and batteries worth "a total of $42,203. after breaking into six petrol kiosks all within a fortnight. But their luck ran out when they were caught about 12 hours after the last break-in at Serangoon
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      Chok Tong on apparent contradictions in policy
      621 13 Question-and-answer session at inaugural AIS lecture Our job to look at new directions j ißitA T »^rfTTTrr»TTnM7^ w l BBra ■■■■■iiiiiiiil^ A GOVERNMENT pulling m different directions that was the underlying theme of many of the questions directed at First Deputy Prime Minister
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      Partial US ban on S'pore wildlife won't be lifted yet
      334 14  - Partial US ban on S'pore wildlife won't be lifted yet LIAK TENG KIAT By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON The partial American ban on fish and wildlife exports from Singapore will remain m effect for the moment despite Singapore's accession to the Convention on International Trade m Endangered Species (Cites), an official
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      School and home info service starts
      431 14  -  FRANK LIM Shine a databank and two-way videotex Reports by SINGAPORE took a small step towards becoming an information society yesterday with the unveiling of Shine, a homegrown educational information service that is probably the world's first to be available m both English and
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      Motorcyclist dies, two injured in accidents
      172 14 A MOTORCYCLIST died and his wife suffered serious head and body injuries when their motorcycle was involved m an accident with a car near the junction of Pasir Panjang and Alexandra roads on Sunday. Mr Jimmy Wong Chee Meng, 26, and his wife, Madam
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      Key in to a world of information and games
      379 14 Key in to a world of information and games TYPE m your secret password and the Shine databank opens up to you. The first screenful, or "page", offers a choice of a dozen sections. These include: School news: 200 student reporters keep you abreast with what's happening m schools all
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      Police post
      29 14 THE MP for Braddell Heights, Mr Goh Choon Kang. will open the Braddell Heights neighbourhood police post at Block 203. Serangoon Central, on Sunday at 10 am.
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      Two brothers charged
      182 14 TWO BROTHERS were charged yesterday withwrongfully confining a man and a woman m a Telok Blangah Drive flat. Mr Lim Kirn Que. 30. and Mr Lim Kirn Chye alias Lim Leng Kwee. 38, are alleged to have done this by securing the door and collapsible gate of
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      Woman hit by lorry
      63 14 A PEDESTRIAN was hit by a lorry while walking near the junction of Geylang Road and Lorong 40 on Mon day. Madam Yeu Ah Vow, 75. was injured m the right foot and suffered abrasions on her nose m the accident at 1.40 pm. Witnesses are
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      Trader abducted and robbed
      359 15 He lost $10,000 m cash, valuables after he was taken for ride by 3 men AN KLDERLY businessman was abducted In his car by three men and robbed of $2,Mt In cash and <;,*X) worth of valuables on Monday. Mr Ijii Meng Sin, 12, a eoffeeshop
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      On ceramics
      31 15 AN EXHIBITION and sale of Chinese ceramics of the Qing Dynasty will be held at the lower basement of the Tanglin Shopping Centre extension from Saturday untii Christmas Eve.
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      Workshop on reading
      68 15 A WORKSHOP to encourage children to read more will be conducted by the Queenstown branch library at its auditorium during the current school holidays. Entitled This Way To Books, it is aimed at children aged from nine to 12. The first session will be held on Monday
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      Ban on smoking in air-con rooms at CCs
      195 15 Ban on smoking in air-con rooms at CCs THE People's Association has joined the fight against smoking. It asked employees not to smoke m air-conditioned offices at PA headquarters last month. From this month, it is asking the same of staff, community leaders and participants of community activities held m
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      Lock icon More men than women drop habit — US study
      216 15 More men than women drop habit US study ATLANTA A Federal study of smoking habits m 21 states and the district of Columbia indicates more people than ever are trying to quit smoking, but women are doing it at a slower rate than men. "More men than women appear to
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      Farmer loses 20,000 ducks
      106 15 THIEVES have been up to fowl business stealing 20,000 ducks worth $180,000 from a farm at Track 10. Lim Chu Kang Road. Duck farmer Tan Choon Lim, 42, proprietor of Sing Phai Sing Pte Ltd, discovered the loss recently and reported it to Jurong police. He
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      HDB officer charged with 12 counts of corruption
      106 15 HDB officer charged with 12 counts of corruption k HOUSING Board officer was charged yesterday with 12 counts of corruptly accepting money from a company foreman. No plea was taken from Choo Vow Lim, 35, a technical officer. He allegedly took a total of $2,400 from Mr Lim Keat Choon,
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      Sharp increase in bus pass cheats
      333 15  -  RAV DHALIWAL By TEN times more commuters were caught cheating with bus concession passes m the first 10 months of this year than for the whole of last year. About three-quarters of the offenders were students. From next year, as a counter-measure, Singapore Bus
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      Get more involved, says chairman
      351 16 Asean meeting on culture and information [F THE chairman of the Asean Committee on Culture and Information (Co:i) has his way, the programmes it plans should involve more people m future. That's the way to shape an Asean community, said Dato' Dr Mohamed Nor Abdul
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      Asean culture projects hit by recession
      316 16  -  IRENE HOE Reports by ASEAN culture and information projects are suffering from the recession. Some have been held back for lack of funds, said Mr Wong Kan Seng, Acting Minister for Community Development and Minister of State for Communications and Information. The economic slump,
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      Songs and surprises greet the President at Poly
      388 17  -  SHIRLEY TAN By STAFF and students of the Singapore Polytechnic wanted President Wee Kirn Wee to be pleasantly surprised when he came visiting yesterday. And he was. President Wee, accompanied by Dr Tay Eng Soon, the Minister of State (Education), arrived at
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      Fatal surgical accident: Doctor not to blame
      300 17 Fatal surgical accident: Doctor not to blame THE State Coroner yesterday found that there was no recklessness on the part of a senior surgeon who accidentally cut two major blood vessels of a cancer patient during an operation, resulting m her death. Dr Choc Jim Eng, a senior consultant surgeon
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      Guard fined for trying to steal mangoes
      132 17 Guard fined for trying to steal mangoes MANGOES proved to be the "forbidden fruit" that brought a man Into trouble with the law. The fruits from a tree In the compound of the Singapore Association for the Blind were a temptation that Gopalan Krishnan s o Suppiah Vadivain, 36, a
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      TKD finals
      26 17 THE finals of the First In-ter-Boys Clubs' Taekwon-do Tournament will be held at the Police Academy m Thomson Road on Saturday at 10 am.
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      I saw duo racing each other, PC tells court
      256 17 TWO men driving fast European cars, and with police m hot pursuit, raced each other all the way from Rochor to Thomson Road, a court heard yesterday. PC Naaim bin Osman said he was patrolling with PC Ng Tai Ean around
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      Samurai sword for Sentosa next week
      96 17 A 400-YEAR-OLD samurai sword will be handed to the Sentosa Development Corporation next Wednesday,for display m Sentosa's Surrender Chambers. SDC's general manager, Mr Chen Meng Sheng, will receive the sword from Mr Lee Yong Siang, general manager of the Public Utilities Board, m a
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      Hotels woo revellers in bid to fill rooms
      540 17  -  EDMUND LOH They offer special packages for Xmas season By FROM hampers to breakfasts and candlelight dinners, hotels are wooing Singaporeans m a bid to fill their rooms during this traditional low-occupancy season. In an effort to remain competitive, they have been
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      Live-firing exercises
      39 17 THE Marine Police will conduct live-firing exercises at the Southern Islands firing range m Pulau Senang between 9am and 2 pm on fourconsecutive Saturdays from this week. The public is advised to keep clear of the area.
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      Ex-SAF reservists dress up for new role
      251 18 MEW uniforms and a new start. For 100 former Singapore Armed Forces reservists, Monday night was the start of a new stage m their rwervist life and not just because of the Singapore Civil Defence Force uniforms they were putting on. "They are
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      Environment man wages a private war against mosquitoes
      206 18  -  NGIAM TONG HAI By HABITS die hard. Mr Johnny Wee Ghim Han carries on with his wherever he is at home or overseas. Thankfully. Mr Wee's happens to be a good habit. Whenever he sees stagnant water m a container, he would
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    • SINGAPORE INFORMATICS '86
      • Article
        Fair kicks off on promising note
        389 18  -  GRACE CHNG Reports by One-third of space for next show already booked SINGAPORE'S biggest computer fair opens only today but already, one-third of the space for next year's show has been taken up. The five-day Singapore Informatics '86 is spread out over two exhibition
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        Focus on the computer at home and at work
        359 18 Focus on the computer at home and at work A SINGAPORE where the computer would be widely used both at home and at work, is the focus of a futuristic display at Singapore Informatics '86. a five-day exhibition which starts today at the World Trade Centre. The exhibition, which is
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        First directory on S'pore software published
        304 18 A DIRECTORY on Singapore software has been jointly published by the National Computer Board and the Singapore National Printers. This is the first time such a directory has been published here. More than 150 software packages are featured m the 205-page book, which will
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      Three builders win excellence awards
      320 19 Workmanship, project management, technical expertise praised THE contractors who built the Bukit Timah Expressway, an office building and an institution have won awards for their excellence m construction. Builders of the expressway, Tung Centre and the Institute of Systems Science were honoured for their standard
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      Two construction firms strike gold yet again
      133 19 RELiANCE Contractors Pte Li<i and Construction Technology Pte Ltd were K;uld me<la! winners again this year In the Construction Productivity Award competition. Reliance won m the non-residential category for a Mindef administration building at Bukit iiombok. Construction Technology won In the res- idertial
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      New 'tools' to take QC concept one step forward
      212 19 New 'tools' to take QC concept one step forward SISIR is introducing a newset of quality control measures for manufacturers. Called New Seven Tools for Total Quality Control (TQC), it includes such activities as seminars, study missions abroad and the setting up of a resource centre. A statement from the
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      Pasar malam balloting
      48 19 The MP for Telok Blangah, Dr Koh Lam Son, will conduct the balloting for 60 Sentosa pasar malam stalls today at 5.30 pm. It will be held at the void deck of Block 10 at the Sentosa Development Corporation office at Carlton Hill Road, Sentosa.
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      Film show
      28 19 A FILM, Thailand: Land of Smiles, will be shown at the Marine Parade branch library on Wed at 12.15 pm and 1.15 pm. Admission is free.
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        Two youths charged
        61 19 TWO YOUTHS and a man were charged yesterday with breaking into an Arab Street pawnshop on Nov 3 and stealing jewellery, watches and cash worth $451,790. No pleas were taker from Tan Lian Huat, 16, Lee Chee Pheng, 19, and Chew Keng Tow, 20, who were remanded
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        Brothel raided
        95 19 POLICE RAIDED a flat m Block 32 of Pacific Mansions, River Valley Road, within 10 days after it started operating as a brothel. Low Hock Weng, 33, pleaded guilty yesterday to using the flat as a brothel and was fined $2,500. The court heard that on Nov 4,
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        Trade team due
        57 19 SIXTEEN BRITISH firms, led by the Wolverhampton Chamber of Commerce and Industry, will be m town from next Monday to Friday, after a successful trade mission "here two years ago. They will promote semi-finished components for the oil, gas and mining industries as well as electric showers,
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        Businessman robbed
        69 19 A BUSINESSMAN, Mr Ching Kah Hoe, 56, was robbed of $18,000 at knife-point by two men when he was returning to his flat m Block 304, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1, on Sunday at about 1.30 pm. Police said the robbers, m their twenties, wore running shoes. One
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        New department
        47 19 THE LABOI'R Ministry has set up a new department concentrating on Occupational Safety and Health Training and Promotion. It will carry out the functions previously done by the National Productivity Board with respect to occupational safety and health training, and, hold various related training courses.
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        Man's kin sought
        72 19 POLICK WANT to contact the relatives of a man who died at the Tan Tock Seng Hospital last Saturday. Mr Wong Siew Kok, 69, a resident of the Pelangi Home m Lorong Buang Kok, off Jalan Woodbridge, died at 5.20 pm that day. He was transferred to
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      'I kill you' said man to parking warden
      158 19 A MAN threatened an Urban Redevelopment Authority parking warden who had summoned him for illegal parking, a court heard on Monday. The threatening words "I kill you" were used by Lee Chee Hin, 37, a sub-contractor, to Miss Asmah binti Misbon along
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      368 14 Children exposed to cigarette smoke are more prone to asthma and bronchitis When you smoke, you are not only harming your own health, your family and friends are forced to breathe the poisons too. Training Health Education Department. Minisln ol Health. Singapore. "ON BALANCE THE NATIONAL G7 IS THE BETTER
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      230 19 k&~g\ NATIONAL UNIVERSITY \55jK7 OF SINGAPORE Public Lecture by Emeritus Professor David Solomons Lee Kuan Yew Distinguished Visitor Topic: Accounting and Social Change: A Neutralist View Date. Wednesday, 3 December 1986 Venue: Lecture Theatre 11, Kent Ridge Time: 6.00 pm For enquiries, please call: *****03, *****39 lTk All are welcome
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        Smokers on the defensive
        605 20 SMOKERS should be feeling the weight of public pressure with the commencement of the National Smoking Control Programme this week. The aims of the three-month-long anti-smoking drive are threefold: To educate everyone on the hazards of smoking; to persuade more smokers to drop what is evidently
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      Title completes Sukarno's rehabilitation
      1666 20  -  YANG RAZALI KASSIM Several theories about timing of award Despite his role m the struggle for Indonesia's independence, the late President Sukarno (left) was not included m the pantheon of the Republic's national heroes until early last month, that is. Our main article today traces the
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      Govt waited eight years before building mausoleum
      534 20  -  YANG RAZALI KASSIM JAKARTA Whatever controversies surrounded him m his lifetime, whatever limitations he might have had, Sukarno has always been close to the hearts of his people. A politician who spent 13 years m exile and behind colonial bars to give Indonesians
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      Turning hantus into blithe spirits
      791 21  - Turning hantus into blithe spirits Ning Juita SINCE E.T. won hearts worldwide some years ago, it has become quite the thing for extraterrestrials and similar characters to be lovable rather than threatening the latest of these to come to Malaysia being Robot No. 5 m Short Circuit. Perhaps soon we'll
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      The fight against Zionism must go on
      758 21 What others are still saying about the Herzog visit Here are more reactions to Israeli President Chaim Herzog's recent visit. A Malaysian newspaper calls for the maintaining of pressure on Singapore as a way of ostracising the Republic on the world scene. Other
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      Sincerity only on Malaysia's part
      211 21 Letter by Hassan Tana, headlined Only Malaysia shows sincerity but not Singapore, published m the Utusan Malaysia on Nov 29. SINGAPORE'S attitude of ignoring Malaysia's protests against the Jewish leader's visit to the Republic could be described as arrogance and insensitivity to the feelings of
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      Let us watch for developments
      467 21 Excerpts of an editorial, headlined Singapore's firm policy, published m Pelita, an Indonesian newspaper, on Nov 18. REPEATED appeals to and even pressure from various parties were applied on the Singapore Government to cancel the state visit of Israeli President Chaim Herzog to the Republic
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      No quarrel with Singaporeans
      125 21 Comment by Awang Selamat. headlined No animosity between Malaysians and Singaporeans, published m Utusan Malaysia or, Dec 1. MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said Malaysia had no quarrel with the people of Singapore but was only against the Singapore Government inviting the Zionist
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      9 20 BtiSHICSS MONTHLY JOURNAL Christma nc BUSINESS TRENDS DECEMBER 1986
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      263 20 HOTEL MANAGEMENT STUDESIN E3JE&— AUSTRIA SWITZERLAIID FRANCE ENGLAND HOLLAND I Find out about the best avaitote courses at a fPJEE PRESENTATION «on Saturday, «h Dae at 3pm, Orchard Hotat. Also visit stand No: 32 at the ASEAN TRAINING EDUCATION EXHIBITION. WORLDTRADE CENTRE 3rd Dec 6th Dec tor dspiays on the
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      26 21 Win instantly, win weekly, win definitely. The festive season is really having its impact on BP stations all over Singapore. (Merry Christmas). SANTAS J^ CODEC -^nr"
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      Writer has confused issues raised at forum on sexism
      1018 22 IT IS difficult to give credibility to the comments of Miss Tan Sai Siong (ST, Nov 15) since she did not attend Aware's forum on Sexism n. Advertising and thetefore has managed to confuse the issues raised. Referring to an article
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      Smoking control programme is no licence for rudeness
      210 22 MR NX's letter (ST, Nov 25) on the anti-smoking campaign confirms my worst fears that there are people who will turn it into a licence for rudeness. He condones the students' obnoxious behaviour described m my letter, m the mistaken belief that
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      5 22 3 Dear Readers 3 888
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      3 men helped me on highway
      190 22 ON THE evening of Nov 24, I was driving along the Central Expressway when I noticed strange sounds coming from my car. I stopped to investigate and discovered that the rearleft tyre was flat. It was then that I realised I did not have
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      Why parks disallow makeshift structures
      141 22 WE refer to the letter "Beach-goer's 'sun screen' considered an illegal tent". (ST, Nov 11). The Pasir Ris Beach Park was opened only m August this year. In time, the trees m the park will be fully grown to give abundant shade. Kiosks and more
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      Commissioner of Buildings will act on 2 counts
      221 22 WE Rtr^R to the letter "Unnecessary insurance taken out by ccrporation' 1 by "Sub-Proprietor". (ST. Nov 7). As rightly pointed out by your writer, the management corporation is required under Section 29 (l)b of the Land Titles (Strata) Act Cap 277 to
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      Hearing tests are available at SGH
      317 22 Replies Another bid will be made to recruit audiologist I REFER to the letters, "A desperate need for up-to-date hearing tests for children" by "Concerned Parent" (ST, Nov 6) and "Surprised that hospital has no audiologist" by "Wondering" (ST, Nov 18). The ENT Department
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    • In the markets
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        Shares rise
        75 23 RENEWED buying by local and overseas fund-managers sent share prices higher on the Singapore stock market yesterday. The Straits Times Industrial Index surged 11.71 points to 883.54. The Business Times Composite Index gained 13.64 points to 781.23, while the DBS Index of CPF stocks rose 5.11 points to
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      • Chief price changes
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          Most Active
          14 23 Keopel Wrts 1,632,000 How Par 1,151,000 Sel Properties 626,000 City Dcv 529,000
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          Rises
          69 23 SW 930 +20 Spore Land 515 +19 Beriuntai 234 +18 MBan*«i{ 505 +17 06S 890+15 M Brewenes 690 15 Swhn t s 590 +IS WMmn 478 14 Sh»cn-li 412 +14 Harmons Maa 364 14 teonc Ent 50c 348+14 B Sembawant Hi M UO6 450+12 ICB 412 12 GE Lite
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          Indices
          101 23 Dec 1 Dec 2 BI Composite 767 59 781 23 BT Indicator *****831 *****803 BT OB OS -138 -160 CADI -6807 -6730 08V ***** ***** ST Industrials 871 83 883 54 ST Finance *****8 *****0 SI Hotels 579 21 583 95 Dec 1 Dec 2 ST Properties 432 18
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          INDICES — Highs & Lows
          38 23 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1985/86 High 940 64 (3/11/86) 834 57 (3/11/86) 1985/86 Low 563.34 (28/4/86) 470.92 (28/4/86) All time Htgh 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
          14 23 THE US dollar gained 15 ticks to close at DM 1.9665 m Singapore.
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          Exchange crossrates
          28 23 DM V FF S5 HK$ I S$ USS 1 %75 161 15 unq 2 1880 unq 1 4360 ***** 162 00 6.4430 ***** 7 7830 *****
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        Gold
        10 23 In Singapore, gold lost US$l.5O to U*****.00 an ounce.
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        Simex
        60 23 Eurodollar: Lost three ticks to 93.91 a contract. Deutsehemark: Lost five ticks to 0.5087 a contract. British pound: Lost 35 ticks to 1.4295 a contract. Japanese yen: Lost 13 ticks to 0.*****8 a contract. Nikkei: Gained 35 points to ***** a contract. IS Treasury Bond: Lost 13 ticks to
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        Falls
        79 23 lacks Int 110 -25 Tronod Mmes 418 -12 Sanyo 149 -12 SPH 790 -10 Cartsbefg 464 —6 Menanj Cixp 38-6 Oriental HW:s 163 -5 Roiy Elect 147 -5 Roth inds 50c 232 -4 M Cables 201 -4 Rump Emas We 83' 2 -2' 2 Dothmans M'sia 460 -2 MTC
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      Lock icon Chinese bank issues bonds
      93 23 TOKYO A Chinese bank began selling 100 million yuan (5551.3 million) worth of transferable bonds m Shanghai on Monday, the first time such bonds have been issued m China, the Xinhua news agency reported. The bonds, sold by the Shanghai branch of the Industry and Commerce
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      Accountants to adopt an open approach too
      315 23 Accountants to adopt an open approach too ERRANT accountants, like errant lawyers, will not only face swift and stern action but will also have their misconduct more widely publicised m future. Mr Keith Tay, president of the Singapore Society of Accountants, said this at the 13th Annual Report Award ceremony
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        Lock icon Hutchison forms new subsidiary
        61 23 Hutchison forms new subsidiary HONGKONG Hutchison Whampoa Ltd said it has formed a wholly-owned subsidiary called Hutchison Telecommunications Ltd to oversee its expanding telecommunications operations. Company officials also said the parent firm has acquired more than 20 privately-held paging companies m Hongkong at a cost of about HKS2SO million (Ss7o
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        Lock icon Rumours denied
        38 23 WELLINGTON Lloyds Bank PLC has denied market rumours that it plans to sell its whollyowned National Bank of New Zealand Ltd. National Bank ranks second among New Zealand's four trading banks m terms of assets. Reuter
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        Lock icon Proposed purchase
        52 23 NEW YORK First City Financial Corp, a private-ly-held company controlled by the Belzberg family of Canada, said it planned to buy two Canadian telephone companies owned by GTE Corp. The Belzberg company said it proposed buying for cash GTE's majority interest m British Columbia Telephone Co and Quebec
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        Lock icon Banks open branch
        87 23 TAIPEI The Finance Ministry has approved applications by Citibank NA and Hollandsche BankUnie NY to set up branches m the southern city of Kaoshiung, an official said. The banks are the first foreign banks allowed to set up second branches m Taiwan. Both already have Taipei branches.
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        Lock icon Outlook for rubber
        68 23 LONDON The outlook for rubber during next year is for depressed prices, with a small rise m consumption being outpaced by larger increases m production, the Economist Intelligence Unit said m a world commodity outlook. Improved productivity has maintained Malaysian output, while Indonesia is going ahead with
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      Foreigners now own almost half of SPH
      438 23  -  CONRAD RAJ Group posts lower pre-tax profits of $101. 4 m By FOREIGNERS nowown nearly half of Singapore Press Holdings, a blue chip on the stock market which yesterday reported a 4.3 per cent fall m pre-tax profits to $101.4 million for the
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      City Securities creditors to help in wind-up
      334 23 City Securities creditors to help in wind-up CREDITORS of stockbroking firm City Securities have formed a Committee of Inspection to help the liquidators m winding up the company. The five-member committee comprising representatives from the Bank of America. Citibank, Dresdner Bank, Hill Samuel Merchant Bank Asia and Malayan Tin Printing
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      Khoo affair 'may hit Standard's profits'
      146 23 LONDON Worries that the involvement of Standard Chartered Bank m the affairs of tycoon Tan Sri Khoo Teck Puat could affect the bank's profits continued to mount m the City yesterday. According to a report yesterday m The Times of London, stockbrokers were revising
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      QAF's annual report wins award
      307 23 QAF's annual report wins award FOOD-based QAF Ltd has won the Best Annual Report Award for the second year running. And the winning touch for QAF this time round might well be its decision to add a separate booklet to its annual report. The separate insert, which presents the group's
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      Lock icon Japanese firms' pick
      74 23 TOKYO Isuzu Motors Ltd and Fuji Heavy Industries said yesterday they have picked Lafayette, Indiana, as the site for their US$5OO million (Ssl.l billion) vehicle plant, which is expected to provide up to 2.000 jobs. Isuzu, Japan's top manufacturer of compact trucks, and Fuji, which ranks third
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      Extensive changes likely in wake of Brunei bank affair
      629 23  - Extensive changes likely in wake of Brunei bank affair CATHERINE C. ONG By FAR-REACHING changes to the Brunei financial system are likely to follow from the takeover of the National Bank of Brunei, banking sources here said. The National Bank, once the largest bank m the sultanate with 12 branches,
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      Business done in Singapore
      3445 24 READERS should be await of the Imitations of this information Not every transaction nor every price dealt m at the stock exchange, h covered m "business done Further because al dealings at a particular price are lumped together tj>e table does not show the trend m
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      2031 24 INDUSTRIALS A|.nomoto (2906 3045) Alex Hldg Alcom >79 SS) (6) 80 (3) 80 5 (1) 81 (3) 79 5 AISB !60B> 1 > 59 1 V 60 cd API -)(5) 51 5*24)52 ASM (1308 1325) (12' 131 (65) 132 cd Anton 2458 2495) (43> 250
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      How your stocks performed
      2858 24 Al shares quoted have z par vstue of $1. unless otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip riftits N Tax -exempted dividend ABN is traded m lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m dolars Trustee stocks under CPf Approved Investment Scheme 1986 Last Yield Vo!
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    • Commodities, Finance
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        Bank rates
        338 25 OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings: daily J 3 < 2 1 2 Monthly 3 1 2 Autosave 3 .> Fixed deposit 1 month 2 3 4 2% 2% 2^(1) 2 months 2*4 (1) 3 months 2% 2% 2 3 4 2^(1) 6 months 3 3 2%
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        166 25 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SJIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.4248—1.4276 7.14—6.94 Canadian dollar 1.5824 1 5837 6.38-6.28 NZ dollar 1.0945—1.0972 9.24—8.96 Sterling pound 3.1339-3.1375 3.21-3.16 US dollar 2.1870 2.1880 4.60—4.56 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign
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        Forex
        105 25 THE US dollar turned easier against major currencies yesterday m thin late trading on some European selling to close mixed compared with New York levels, dealers said. The Singapore dollar finished firmer at 2.1870 80 to the US unit, below the day's high of 2.1850. The greenback ended marginally
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        Gold
        116 25 THE kilobar market Igm traded between 5527,730 and 5527,825 yesterday. 551-564 In the Far East mar- 50 gm 1.386 i.4oi ket, gold opened at "J^ U*****.75.3.25 and trad- ape Lea ed to the day's low of cnnDr U*****.50 3.00* b PORL Buyas-Sefcrs It re-opened after BULLION lunch at U*****.25
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        Gold market
        26 25 GOLD US$/oz Tues Mon Singapore 353.50 394.00 395.00 395.50 Hongkong 394.30-394.80 395.80-396.30 Mon Fri New York 393 40-393.90 390 50 391.00 London 392.75-393.25 389.50-390.00
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        Market rises further as confidence returns
        633 25 STRONG interest m some institutional stocks pushed *.he Singapore stock market higher yesterday. The widely followed Straits Times Industrial Index surged 11.71 points to 883.54 a massive 191.73 points over the level a year ago when the exchange was closed for three days during
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        Hongkong
        360 25 Dec 2 HKI Chante Assoc Infi Hotels I 80 unch Bonk Of East Asia 21 60 -0 2 Cattxiy Pocrfic A» 565 +0 1 Cheung Kong 37 00 I Chmo bght 21 50 -0.1 Cross Horb Tunnel 995 -0 05 F E Consortium 0 55 -001 G I Cement
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        Tokyo
        354 25 I Oec 2 Yen Chanft Mitsub Elec 421 10 A,momofo 1890 +10 Mrtsub Estate 2300 10 Ako. 410 -3 Mrtsub Heavy 440 -7 Amada 856 19 Mitsubfsh. 1030 unch Asoh. Chem 810 -5 Mltsul Co 574 2 Asoh. Gloss 1330 +10 Mitsui Sh.pbldg 155 7 Bonk Ot Tokyo 875
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        Sydney
        330 25 Dec 2 Cents Change Hardie James (AusO Hartogen Energy 243 1 Herald 838 -2 Hooker 265 unch A C I 405 unch c I 270+5 AN I 288 unch n d Equity 600 -6 Abertoyle 1090 +10 Int Health 65 unch Age 315-5 Leighton 78S Amcor 393 +3 Lend
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        New York
        234 25 Dec 1 USX Change Alcoa 34^ -'.■< Allied Sig 41% -V* Amax Inc 13 -Vi Amr Corp 57H -*< Att 27 -M, Bethlehem Stl 5V4 unch Boeing Co 5O'« Burroughs Cp Caterpillar Co 39 1 Chase Manhtn 36% -t-Mi Chrysler Cp 40 *> Citicorp 52*. +H Cons Nat
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        London
        517 25 Dec 1 Pence Change INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 305 -5 Ass Doiries BTR PLC 267 -10 Babcocks 174 Barclays 466 Beecham 414 -4 BICC 254 -4 Blue Circle 643 -7 BOC Group 339 -2 Boots 230 -3 Bowater 330 -I BATS 450 -5 Britannia 1452 BP unq B Telecom 193 -3
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        INDICES
        67 25 i i i i i i _i i i I NST Index Tuesday 1,331.14 (1,323.60) —g Hongkong Hang Seng Tuesday 2,458.20 (2,452.15) Australian All-Ordinaries j£ Tuesday 1,376.80 (1,385.50) Nikkei Stock Average Tuesday 18,190.97 (18,307.98)1 Financial Times Industrials I Wednesday 1,272.50 (1,292.90) Dow Jones Average Wednesday 1,912.54 (1,914.23) -j— (Figures
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      Unit trusts
      224 25 Managers' prices for Dec 3 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 0 88 0 96 The Savings Fund 0 81— 0.87 Spore Prog Fund 0.35-0 39 Spore Sec Fund 0 59—0 64 Spore Invest Fund 0.68—0 73 Spore Equity Fund 0 41— 0 45»d Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest
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    • Simex futures
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        Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
        125 25 Eurodollar 3-month deposit MARCH Eurodollar opened four ticks lower from its previous close at 94.01 and remained at this level for the greater part of the session. There was lack of dealing interest m view of the mixed market condition. The weak dollar and the high Fed funds put a
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        Deutschemark
        74 25 PARTIAL recovery of the dollar overnight saw currency futures opening lower than the previous close. However, the dollar again retreated m the afternoon, which saw December deutschemsrk closing near the day's high at 0.5087 but still down five ticks. < US dollar Deutschemark i Open High Low Sett Est
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        Japanese Yen
        42 25 DECEMBER yen closed at 0.*****6, down 13 ticks. (Japanese Yen: Open High Low Sett Est Vol De<-8« 0.*****4 0.*****5 0.*****4 0.*****8 128 0.*****5 Mar 81 0.*****? 0.*****7 0.*****7 0.*****3 4 «U 0.*****8 Open lnt (Mon): IOT. Act Vol (Mon): 248.
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        Nikkei Stock Average Index
        70 25 EARLY buying saw the December Nikkei traded to a high "of ***** from its opening of *****. However, profit-taking saw the contract closing at *****. (Xikkei Stock Average index Open High Lou Sett Est Vol Spot *****.40 *****.34 *****.95 *****.97 Dec 8« ***** ***** ***** *****
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        US Treasury Bond
        73 25 MARCH US T-bond opened at 98.14. 10 ticks lower from its previous close but unchanged from CBOT. Trading was very quiet and confined to a narrow range of 98.10 to 98.16. The March T-bond closed at 98.11, down 13 ticks. (US Treasury Bond) Open High Low Sett
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        British pound
        35 25 DECEMBER pound closed at 1.4295. (British Pound > Open High Lou Sett Est Vol Dec 86 1.4340 1.4340 1.4295 1.4295 17 Mar 81 1.4115 Jun 1-3935 Open Int (Mon): 1432. Art Vol (Man): 25.
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        Gold
        29 25 (USS per troy ounce) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 86 394.40 Feb 87 398.40 Open Int (Mon): Two. Act Vol (Mon>: NU. Reports from BA Futures
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      Tin
      16 25 Tin Closing prices MS/kHo XL Tin 16.99 up 39 cents Turnover 128 up 55 tonnes
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      Copper
      26 25 Ctouni prices Copper £/tonne Man Spot 926 50-927.00 (920 50—*****) 3 months 950 00-950 50 (944 50— 945.00) Market tone Barely steady Sales 13.600 tonnes
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      Silver
      25 25 dosmj prices Silver Utt troy o; T*n Mtn Singapore b b*t hi* b 4<> Ne» York MS-- 1 48 i& Source Ciedit Suisse Sport
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      Aluminium
      28 25 Clos»if prices Aluminium /tonne Mon Spot 778 00 -778 50 1778 50-*****) 3 months 794 00—794 50 (795 50-7% 00 Market tone Barely steady Sales 13.050 tonnes
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      Container schedules
      645 25 LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Biock E Leading (024RW) 4/12(1300) FSA *****200/1200-1400 L 2 N2 A Oklahoma (8) 7/12 (0700) F7 1130 1230/*****330 P2 S2 Ace Concord (7) 7/12(1900) F7 1730-1930 F4 Ms Rando (8649) 3/12(1800) F2 0900-0930/0930-1000 A2 B 2 Ms Claudme (8649) 3/12
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      Rubber
      20 25 Rubber Closing prices cents/Mo Singapore January 176 25 up 0 25 cent Malaysia January 214 50 up one cent
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      Palm oil
      104 25 Crude MS tonne palm oil Dec 725 (south) ***** inortti central Refined palm oil US$ tomes RBD palm on Dec 302 (sellers) Jan 305 (sellers) Feb 312 50 (sellers) 315 (sellers) RBD Stearin Dec 260 (sellers) lan 260 (sellers) RBD Olein Dec 325 (sellers) Jan 330 (sellers) Jan
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      Ships in port
      294 25 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Fengtao K33 aside 03 12 Koheng Kl9 aside 03/12 Nedlloyd Baltimore KlB aside 03/12 Ninh Co K2l aside 03/12 Pmgquan K35 aside 03/12 Raiah Brooke K2SW aside 03/12 San Luis Kl6 aside 03/12 Stolt Sea K3O aside 03/12 Als Trust KO9
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      New forex deal system will be eyed closely
      668 26  -  JILL HUM By A NEW system m which foreign exchange transactions between banks are automatically netted, m a way similar to how bank clearing works, will be launched by some major banks m London this month and Singapore will be watching it
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      Plastics firm hits it big with bubble-pak
      438 26  -  BERTHA HENSON Small business By TAKE another look at that box of Van Houten chocolates you'll be giving away this Christmas. The air bubble-pak covering which you will tear off to get at the candy may mean nothing to you, but it's big
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      Lock icon Planned Seagroatt tie-up with Wico uncertain
      401 26 Planned Seagroatt tie-up with Wico uncertain KUALA LUMPUR Stockbroking firm Seagroatt Campbell's proposed tie-up with London broking firm W. I. Carr appears to have been thrown into uncertainty after Banque Indosuez took over the latter. The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange is processing Seagroatt's application for W. I. Carr, or Wico
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      $11m paper profit for Straits Trading
      327 26 THE Straits Trading Company Ltd has already made an $11 million paper profit on its recent $32.1 million purchase of a 2 per cent stake m Australian company ACI International Ltd. Replying to a query from the Stock Exchange of Singapore, Straits Trading said
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    • From the companies desk
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        Paper Products
        17 26 PAPER Products (M) Bhd has acquired a newcompany called Megapolitan Sdn Bhd for M 52.500.
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        Lock icon UIC
        46 26 UNITED Industrial Corporation Ltd (UIC) yesterday said it has recently incorporated a subsidiary known as UIC Shipping Private Ltd. UIC also said that as of Oct 29, the name of a subsidiary, UIC Fast Food Pte Ltd, was changed to UIC Agromarine Pte Ltd. Bernama
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        Malayan Banking
        30 26 MALAYAN Banking Bhd has appointed two new directors Mr Ahmad bin Mohammed Don, general manager of Maybank's treasury division, and Haji Ismail Zakaria, general manager of domestic banking.
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        Lock icon Malaysian Feedmills
        36 26 MALAYSIAN Feedmills Ltd said its shareholders will be asked to approve the sale of its whollyowned subsidiary, Malaysian Feedmills Farms Pte Ltd, for M 52.3 million cash at an EGM on Dec 15. Bernama
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        Lock icon Mount Pleasure
        65 26 MOUNT Pleasure Holdings Bhd said it will pay the second interest for 1986 for its unsecured notes on Dec 31. Purchasers of the un- secured notes are advised to register them with the company's registrars by 5 pm on Dec 22. The M 528.09 million 10 per cent
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        Lock icon South Pacific Textile Industries
        78 26 South Pacific Textile Industries SOUTH Pacific Textile Industries Bhd (SPTI) yesterday announced the appointment of Mr Mohamed Sam Sailan as an additional director of the company. In a statement to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, SPTI also said it has appointed Datuk Abdullah Ahmad as director of the company's
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        Lock icon UEP and Time Engineering
        52 26 UEP and Time Engineering UNITED Estate Projects Bhd (UEP) and Time Engineering Bhd have signed a contract to develop phase six of UEP's project at Subang Java. Time will be the contractor for the design, supply and construction of 65 units of single-sto-rey terrace houses and 1,042 units of double-sto-rey
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        Lock icon HK Tin
        39 26 HONGKONG Tin Corporation (M) Bhd has proposed a first and final dividend of 5 per cent less tax for the year ended June 30, 1986. The company said the dividend will be paid on Jan 16. Bernama
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        Lock icon Kumpulan Emas
        39 26 KUMPULAN Etnas Bhd. the engineering and agro-based group, has declared a final dividend of 3 per cent less tax for the year ended July 31, 1986. It said the dividend will be paid on Jan 10. Bernama
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      Lock icon HK trainer banned
      195 27 HONGKONG Top trainer Derek Cheng Tai-Chee has been disqualified by the Royal Hongkong Jockey Club until June 1990 m connection with alleged race-fixing activities. Cheng, a champion jockey for several years m the *****, was cited by club stewards following an internal inquiry for introducing a Hongkong
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      Aussie pair out for six months
      270 27  -  JACK ELLIOTT By SYDNEY Eight times premier jockey Ron Quinton and trainer Les Bridge have been suspended for six months each at the conclusion of an inquiry into the running of Bold Bijou at Warwick Farm on Nov 19. They were found guilty by
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      How they ran at Ipoh on Sunday
      295 27  -  ALBERT SIM At the 400 m Pictures at the 400 m by At the finish JRACE 1j Brace 2g I DAppol JRACE 4 RACE 5 JRACE 6 1 RACE 7 RACE 8 I !RACE9j RACE 10 1 Class 3 Div 2 1,600 m
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      Remember Me looks the part in Cup trial
      470 27 ON THE TRACK with LUCKY LEO IPOH Remember Me V, one of trainer Charles Read's four candidates m the $150,000 Coronation Cup on Sunday, looked a picture during a solid workout here yesterday morning. The six-year-old New Zealand gelding by Silver Dream
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      ALONG THE RAIL
      14 27  -  JON <fc BY. "Care to step up here and repeat that?"
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      Ace Jet ride up for grabs
      102 27 Ace Jet ride up for grabs JOCKEY M. Rahmat must be kicking himself for losing the mount on likely favourite Ace Jet m Sunday's $150,000 Coronation Cup. The former top apprentice, who is yet to* taste bigrace success after six years m the saddle, was suspended for three days after
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  • OBITUARIES
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      181 Deaths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      409 27 181 Deaths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths Mr. Shan Amarasuriya Age: 39 passed away peacefully on Ist December 1986 leaving behind: Wife: Paru Amarasuriya Parents Parents-in-law 2 brothers Religious rites (Pansakula) will be performed on Wednesday 3/12/86 at No. 60 Gilstead Road Singapore 1130 at 2.30pm Cortege will leave at 3.00pm
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      182 Acknowledgements
      163 27 THE FAMILY Of THE LATE MRS PANG TOCK KEE AGE: 95 DEPARTED 27.11.86 wish to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to relatives, colleagues and friends for their kind attendance, assistance, condolences, wreaths and donations during their recent bereavement. DR. EDWARD PANG CHEE PING MR PANG ZEE PENG
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      183 Condolences 183 Condolences
      174 28 183 Condolences 183 Condolences WITH OUR DEEPEST £ii&>ATHIES TO THE FAMILY OF OUR BELOVED CHAIRMAN MR. SHAN AMARASURIYA FROM MEMBERS OF THE STAFF OF: B P DE SILVA INVESTMENTS PTE. LTD. B P DE SILVA JEWELLERS PTE. LTD. CEILAN MARKETING SERVICES PTE. LTD. INADS (S) PTE. LTD. SHINGOLD PTE. LTD.
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      184 In Memoriam
      132 28 In Everloving Memory of LINDY YAP YIN MOEY Laid to rest on 2nd Nov. 1986 m London Always m the heart* of Mum. Dad, Soon A Sim. Requiem mas* will be held on Sat. 6th Dec. at 2.00pm at Catholic Junior College (LT6). In Loving Memory Of
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      161 28 IN LOVING MEMORY OF GOPAL THANABALAN Departed on 3.12.85 One year ago today, you went iway But those who think you are none. Because your face we see no more Are wrong for m our hearts I you'll forever live Sadly missed and always remembered by children
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      Lori set to pose a threat
      361 28  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI COUNTDOWN THE WORLD WOMEN'S BOPYBIHLPtNG CHAMPIONSHIPS American bids to end Dutch dominance By HOLLAND'S superiority m the lightweight division of the World Women's Bodybuilding championships is m danger of coming to an abrupt halt. The Dutch, who made a clean sweep by
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      Forces to be featured in Jan 3 kick-off
      462 28  -  JOE DORAI COUNTDOWN THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Div One debut for Kaki Bukit, Pioneer By THREE matches involving defending champions Armed Forces and two newly-promoted clubs Kaki Bukit and Pioneer Arsenal will kick off Singapore's new-look National Football League Division One on
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      Kumar saves Singapore
      83 28 A BRILLIANT save by goalkeeper Kumar Krishnan five minutes before the final whistle helped Singapore hold Nepal's Asian Games squad to a 0-0 draw m the Nepal Jubilee Cup soccer tournament at Katmandu yesterday. According to manager Major George Abraham the team put up a creditable performance.
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      Kids camp ready to roll off
      220 28  - Kids camp ready to roll off JANICE SEAH BOWLING By THIRTY youths will hear how world champion Adelene Wee prepares herself for competition, and have Delia Milne relate her sacrifices m quitting her job to train for the 1983 Southeast Asia Games, during a bowling camp starting next week. Organised
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      Building bonds with Malaysia
      171 28  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI TAN Sri Khir Johari, president of the Malaysian Bodybuilding Federation, has "accepted an invitation to watch the World Women's Bodybuilding championships at Kallang Theatre on Friday and Saturday. Singapore Amateur Bodybuilders' Federation president Paul Chua said yesterday that Tan Sri Khir's visit will pave
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      369 29 Campaign mounts for Liverpool star to stay LIVERPOOL lan Rush, uncertain about his £3 million (.$9. 3m) transfer to Italian giants Juventus, is to have fresh talks with Liverpool. The English club's fans have launched a "Rush must stay" campaign and the Welsh striker is to discuss the
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      205 29 BONN THE main candidates to become Franz Beckenbauer's new assistant have given the West German national soccer team manager the cold shoulder. The German Football Federation want a replacement for Beckenbauer's assistant Horst Koeppel, who is to quit at the end of the season and
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      355 29 Snodin tO Stay: Leeds captain lan Snodin, 23, will be staying at Elland Road. Leeds manager Billy Bremner said that an offer of well over £500,000 ($1.5 million) had been received last week from a First Division club. Said Bremner: "lan wants First Division football and hopefully he
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      635 29 Roger riding high, his feet on the ground FOCUS ON THE 'BLACK' BOMBER OF THE TRACK LONDON On the fringes of the newforest, amid sand hills and gorse bushes, the runner some believe will break the world's oldest track record goes through a rigorous training routine. A year ago Roger
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      256 29 Becker by a wide margin TENNIS WORLDWIDE BONN Readers of West Germany's mass circulation Bild Zeitung have voted Boris Becker Sportsman of the Year by a crushing majority. The double Wimbledon champion got 72 per cent of the 800,000 votes, with swimmer Michael Gross second with six per cent and
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      The vultures need a good up-and-under
      507 30 Taffy's triers took enough knocks m Bangkok Singapore's "Kiwi -polished" national rugby side lost their lustre at the the Asian Championships last week. But the bruising they took at the hands of the region's rugger giants m Bangkok seemed a pampering compared to the
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      Amateurs to get cash incentives
      353 30  - Amateurs to get cash incentives TAY CHENG KHOON ON LOCAL AND FOREIGN FAIRWAYS By THE Republic's amateurs will be given cash incentives m their strive for excellence. In a bold and radical move, the Singapore Golf Association have decided not only to introduce nine 72-hole competitions next year, but also
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      Singapore Open at TMCC in 1988
      197 30  - Singapore Open at TMCC in 1988 TAY CHENG KHOON AFTER 27 years, the prestigious Singapore Open Championship will finally leave the Singapore Island Country Club m 1988. The Singapore-leg of the Asian circuit will move to Tanah Merah Country Club. Ever since five-time British Open champion Peter Thomson mooted the
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      170 30 LONDON Europe's women professionals, who seven years ago were scrapping over £100,000 ($314,000), will be chasing at least £1 million for the first time next season. The women's tour, worth a confirmed £1,065,000, includes five new major tournaments, making a minimum of 20, stretching from
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      Chuck likes it when the going is hot
      363 30 Chuck likes it when the going is hot SINGAPORE MARATHON I run well m the heat. And this place has ideal running condi- tions for me. Chuck (above) TOMMY PERSSON, the 1984 Singapore Marathon winner, had better be warned that this year's race may not go his way. Especially with
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      158 30 SQUASH MUSCAT Top seed Jahangir Khan, of Pakistan needed only 35 minutes to beat Britain's Geoff Williams m the U5535,000 ($76,650) Al Falaj Grand Prix here on Monday night. Williams fought bravely m the third game but lost the first-round tie 9-1, 9-0, 9-5. Britain's
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      148 30 SPORT IN SHORT THE Singapore Motor Sports Club will be organising the 1986 Shell Treasure Hunt next Sunday. The event will start from Tan Chong Motors, Bukit Titnah Road at Bam. Entry forms are available from Albert Khoo at 20 Maxwell Road, #0911 Maxwell House, (tel:
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      Singapore's five forced out
      639 31  -  LEE WAI WUN Force five. ..and Thais and Europeans love it By RESULTS ROUND-UP .1 Singaporeans, unless stated). Heavyw eight Race Two: 1 Hakon Nissen-Lie (Nor) 2 Richard Myerscough (Can) and Jonas Davidson (Swe) 19 Kelly Chan 14 Ho Kah Soon. Rare Three: 1 Richard Myerscough
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      331 31 Gatting puts England in decision area CRICKET ENGLAND captain Mike Gatting cracked 70 m 190 minutes yesterday as England reached 199 for eight m their second innings a lead of 390 on the fourth day of the Second Test against Australia. He must decide today whether to continue or declare
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      90 31 Brief scores Victoria 366 and 223-5 dec. South Australia 233 and 239 (D. Hookes 54, M. Hughes 4-69). Victoria won by 117 runs. In Brisbane Queensland 162-7 v Western Australia. No play yesterday because of rain. Match drawn. In Shar jah United Arab Emirates) Pakistan avenged their two Asia
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      Ang sweeps past Soh into final
      166 31  -  SAW YEW HOCK By ANG CHIOK HONG found a chink m giant-killer Soh Poh San's armoury to win 5-2 and enter the finals of the RPM Snooker Classic at the National Stadium last night. Ang will meet the winner of today's semi-final between No.
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      192 31 Border. ..saved follow-on ENGLAND Ist inns 592-8 dec AUSTRALIA Ist inns (overnight 309-6) G. Marsh c Broad b Botham 15 D. Boon b Dilley 2 S. Waugh c Botham b Emburey 71 I). Jones c Athey b Edmonds 27 A. Border c Richards b Dilley 125 G. Ritchie c Botham
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      204 31 SAILORS and officials have been spending their nights drinking by the championships village bar or painting the town red. But workers from the Cobra factory m Bangkok are not having it so easy. Eight of them have been working painstakingly through the night the past few days repairing equipment.
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      Kelly and Chua our best in marathon
      291 31  - Kelly and Chua our best in marathon LEE WAI WUN PATTAYA Kelly Chan and Chua Tian Ching were Singapore's best performers m the marathon event of the Mitsubishi Siam World Cup boardsailing championships yesterday. Kelly, 28, finished l?th out of 122 starters m the 30 km event and was placed
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      383 31 America II suffers major setback AMERICA'S CUP FREMANTLE The New York Yacht Club's campaign to regain the America's Cup was dealt a significant blow yesterday when Heart of America surprisingly beat America II m the first race of the third challengers' series. The defeat by 56sec pushed America II down
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      215 29 What's the best way to inrest $500? Bottle the Singapore Sling Plant some durian seeds and sit back and wait Buy a string from Elvis Presley's guitar i Can fried GuoTiao for export Breed hairy crabs m your backyard The best way, m fact, is none of the above. c
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      649 31 SINGAPORE PRESS HOLDINGS LIMITED Results For The Year Ended 31st August 1986 The Directors have pleasure m announcing the audited results of the Group for the year ended 31st August 1986 1986 1985 Change Ssooo Ssooo Ssooo Ssooo or Turnover 722,640 718,486 Trading profit before taxation 83,704 87,433 4.3 Share
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      57 31 RICHARD MXQN. •No event m American history is more »ta Mf )h£, j misunderstood than the Vietnam I JBT[^ws^H misreported then, gfl and it is misremembered now. Rarefy have so many people been so wrong about so much. Never have the consequences of their misunderstanding been so tragic ...9 Avaltobte
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    499 32 WASHINGTON President Ronald Reagan has cheered Republicans by offering a welcome to an independent Watergatestyle investigation of the Iran-Contra operation if his Justice Department considers it necessary. The President called Republican congressional leaders to the White House yesterday. Party sources said he had been
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    302 32 Seoul opposition assemblymen threaten to quit in budget row SEOUL South Korean politics took a turn for the worse yesterday when 87 opposition members of the National Assembly offered to resign m protest against the unilateral passage of the government's 1987 budget by the ruling group. The 87 assembly members,
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    36 32 CAIRO A station m the new Cairo subway system will be named after former President Nasser, who overthrew the Egyptian monarchy m 1952. Built by a French consortium, the subway opens next year. AFP
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    32 32 NEW YORK The Dow Jones Average of 30 industrials was ahead by 16.03 points, at 1,928.57, m the first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. AP
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    MP sets an example and gives up smoking
    431 32  -  SHIRLEY TAN By THE only Malay MP who smokes has set an example for the other smokers m the Malay community. Mr Yatiman Yusof has vowed never to light up another cigarette. And there was an instant reaction from his daughter and
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    377 32 This is to force others to open up, says trade official NEW YORK A top US trade official has warned Asian nations that the United States may have to selectively close off its markets to exports from trading partners that restrict access to
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    181 32 Elvis 'offered Nixon help in his law-and-order efforts' WASHINGTON Elvis Presley told President Richard Nixon m a private White House meeting on Dec 21, 1970, that the Beatles were "a real force for anti-American spirit", according to a White House document made public on Monday. The rock 'n' roll singer
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    223 32 Unions want tax on TV picture tubes NEW YORK Four US trade unions said on Monday they had asked the government to impose duties on colour television picture tubes from Japan, Canada. Singapore and South Korea which are allegedly being sold here for less than the domestic price. The unions,
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      200 32 Weather UP TO 1 p.m. Fair. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 24 mm SUNSET today: 6.56 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.53 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 23 28 C Haze I London 412 C Cloudy Amsterdam 68 C Cloudy Los Angeles 10 26 C Clear Athens 712 C
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      Lock icon Little things mean a lot
      1428 1 For years, scientists who studied the development of children's behaviour believed that they grew through distinct, specific phases. Now a Cornell psychiatrist is leading a new school of thought that challenges such assumptions. He believes that a child's personality is shaped more by the simple,
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        521 1 The World's First %M3miro=rO€m Camera ■Hpfl m^rmmW BBmBbI The new Nikon F501 is exceptional in every sense the Regular Manual Focus comes into open of the word. It is the first of its kind in the world with because it best serves the photographer shooti FOUR focussing modes (TWO AUTOFOCUS
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        1036 2 The largest architectural prize m the world has gone to six projects that feature Islamic design m modern city buildings, intelligent restoration work and fine examples of indigenous craftsmanship. SIX outstanding projects from the Islamic world (pictured on this page) have been chosen
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        1163 3 Japan officially claims the world's longest life expectancy for its people 74 years for men and 80 years for women and the fastest-growing over-65 population. Thus it is very much concerned with thinking up ways to cope with this rapidly ageing population m the years
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        254 2 Ik ~fy cf wMl^ f^ad (7 i ./£J?ssir\\ <7[ I' l V^ mini' V/ Piecemeal solutions to individual problems can create more problems. To make all the pieces really work as one, call Wang. PCs to PCs Add a Wang VS minicomputer and Wang System Networking (WSN) and instead of
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        110 3 S^ Cases m Human Resource Management 5^W JW D r Joseph Putti Toh Thian Ser 4*4 W^.. Vj^^V \s^J^ Management is defined as getting things done through V peopie. and several skills are needed to manage people f 3W effectively So this book aims to develop some human jt lx^&^^^
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        499 3 We're changing our name. In two short decades since its formation, OCL has grown to become one of the world's leading container operators. It has achieved this pre-eminence by providing international shippers with what they want customer service with the personal touch, based on care and attention to every detail
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        260 4 THE Australians are taking an aggressive stand at the Training and Education exhibition they are the largest group of participants with at least 70 exhibitors occupying 43 booths. This Australian presence comes m the wake of a government policy which has given the go-ahead to institutions
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        On-the-spot advice on studying abroad
        613 4  -  MARA FERNANDEZ By Venue: World Trade Centre, Hall 2 Date: Today to Saturday Time: 11 am to 6 pm today and tomorrow I I am to 8 pm on Friday and Saturday Admission: Today and tomorrow, trade only Friday and Saturday, trade and public. Free
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        College for the seafarer and weatherman
        483 4 EVEN the weatherman and the fisherman have to keep up with advanced techniques m their trade. Helping them to keep up-to-date is the Australian Maritime College, the region's most specialised maritime college. The college's techniques have caught the attention of the International Maritime Organisation,
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        Paying attention to details is hotels' way of staying on top
        695 5  -  MARA FERNANDEZ By THE telephone on Janice's desk rings. Janice, a secretary at Westin Plaii, picks up the phone: Janice: Good morning. Personnel Department, Janice speaking. How may I help you? Caller: May I speak to Mr Tan? Janice:
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        The need for different strokes in today's management training
        465 5 A HAPPY worker does not necessarily mean a productive worker, according to Mr Tan Jing Hee, assistant executive director of the Singapore Institute of Management. "All you've got is a happy worker who may or may not be more productive than
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        281 4 First ASEAN Training Education Exhibition and Conference 3-6 December 1986. Hall 2 WTC. Participate m the Conference. Listen to speakers from ASEAN, Australia, Europe, U.K. U.S.A. speak on Training and Education. Event of the Year. DDE M The first of its kind to be held m Singapore. |«p£ C/ j^K
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        284 4 Western Australian UiniT Institute of Technology The Western Australian Institute of Technology (WAIT), one of the largest tertiary education institutions m Australia, is located m 112 hectares of parkland just 10 kilometres from the city business centre of Perth. WAIT was established by Act of Parliament m 1 967 and
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        447 5 (study at home or abroad^ Eg DISTANCE LEARNING 'CANADA :|B •JJ3 BRITISH INSTITI TE OF EM.INEERIM. Wvndham College mum ig: I Fn Sl r!ernng > anOrrchnKalst u dKs -s«n/ERIA.\D {&j BRITISH INSTITI TE OF CAREERS School m Switzerland :g ■3 London. AEB Leisure Courses (.reenwich Tutorial College The < entre
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        408 5 jfs%Jhß Latest Equipment if \O^a for Training and Visit us at stand No: 11 KROY 190 Lettering System Fc r r **^r~^ attfc. X W^.l L M w i WmJ/A l^% t^^ A& X Portable Overhead Projector P^fl Kr For presenters on the move Only BL A 5.8 kg, complete
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        654 6 If it's Italian, fa HSiB iBH 1^ i- nninr™ '"'"jin^ TTff^'" i m f 3j C4 fy iliBIIII li B l lll>i 111^^ 4i; i .w^. .J^,^ J ,£,^^l *""< ■■■■■im^^ 1^ It^^ m^"' it's at CasaMobili Casa Mobili is the permanent exhibition showroom for CA VITAL, What's more, because
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        277 6 1 M Asia. Limitless contrast. Where every corner turned brings you a new experience. In the gateway cities of Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore, Bangkok, Manila. At a glorious tropical resort called Damai Beach. A constant air of excitement, adventure. Trying a trishaw ride through Singapore's bustling streets, or bartering
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        Tang Bohu in 'a new role'
        696 7 Tang Bohu in 'a new role' TEO HAN WUE reviews Tang Bohu Fails the Imperial Examination, which was performed by the Little Flowers Opera Troupe last Tuesday. It will be repeated tonight at Kallang Theatre. CHONG WING HONG tells the true story of Tang Bohu, on which the opera is
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        The real life of a 'playboy' artist
        444 7 TANG BOHU (1470-1523) was first portrayed as a playboy m a short story collected m Feng Menglong's anthology, Jingshi Tongyan (Lessons to the World), published more than 100 years after his death. In the story, Tang was attracted by the smile of a
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        385 7  -  CHONG WING HONG By SEVERAL harmonicas m a Serangoon Road music shop caught the eye of many pass-ers-by when they were recently put on sale. The sight of these instruments, with their glittering chrome and elaborate floral designs, evoke a nostalgic feeling. Their boxes, too,
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        428 7 The Three Kingdoms come to an end THE period of the Three Kingdoms ended quickly. Shu Han was the first to crumble. With a population of 940,000, it was the smallest and the weakest of all the kingdoms at that time. Its army created a heavy burden for the common
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        741 8  -  M. RIZUAN ADNAN By THERE is no denying the fact that a monument is the symbol of success m a struggle. It is erected to remind people of that struggle and the just cause fought for m the struggle. Perkumpulan Seni (Malay Arts Group)
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        739 8  -  M. RIZUAN ADNAN Oleh BAGAIMANAKAH penilaian terhadap sesebuah pementasan drama dibuat? Apakah kejayaannya lebih bergantung kepada skrip atau kata-kata bualnya yang dikatakan bernas, dekorasinya, pergerakan pentasnya atau publisitinya? Jika penilaian dibuat berdasarkan fakta-fakta mi, maka ia akan menjadi sesuatu yang tidak adil.
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        Secure a loan through an ATM
        290 10  -  SANDRA DAVIE IT STARTED with an automated teller machine (ATM), which made it possible to withdraw and deposit money without having to step into a bank. The next line of ATMs could transfer money between one account to another. This was followed by the
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        Out to make a mark on world market
        719 10  - Out to make a mark on world market RICHARD NG Venue: World Trade Centre, Hails 4 and 5. Date: Today to Sunday. Time: Today opening ceremony at 10.30 am. Open from 1 pm to 8 pm Tomorrow to Sunday, from 1 1 am to 8 pm. Admission: From today until
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        Macbeth without tears
        670 11  -  SANDRA DAVIE By SHAKESPEARE may not have lived to see computers, but his works are making it to diskettes. Studying Macbeth does not necessarily mean ploughing through pages and pages of notes m guidebooks. A Canadian company has come up with an imaginative software for those who
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        Some neat card tricks
        399 11  -  SANDRA DA VIE MOST of us are aware of the little magnetic strip on the back of ATM cards that enables us to carry out transactions with the bank electronically. But that little black strip can hold up to about 200 characters, and can be used
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        Finding a common computer language
        904 12  -  S. SANKARAN Even computers observe protocols. reports. 4 This is the first time 8 customer has tried to impose standardisation on the computer world GM developed the MAP standard and enlisted many of the biggest industrial giants to support it. Newsweek. Nov 18, 1985. 6
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        Now you can print your own reports
        989 13  -  GITA SANKARAN By Limitations of electronic publishing DESKTOP publishing is the current rage m Computerland. With the help of advanced laser printers and sophisticated software, it is now possible for businesses to do their own printing up to a point. While this does
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        Designing quality documents
        271 13 XEROX'S latest desktop publishing software package is expected to be available here by early next year. The Ventura Publisher Edition, which was launched m the United States m February, can be used with IBM PCs and compatibles, including the Xerox 6085 workstation. Developed by Ventura Software. the
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        All-in-one postman that goes beep! beep!
        931 14  - All-in-one postman that goes beep! beep! GITA SANKARAN By 4 The computer also tends to make the office creep more bold m his attentions. He thinks nothing of making an electronic pass with a naughty message, giving a whole new connotation to being "beeped" if it is at all possible
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        Lock icon New breed of high-tech bandits on the loose
        1432 15  -  SIMON ROCKAMN 8y THE next revision of Chambers 20th Century Dictionary should define "hacking" as "the unauthorised entry into computer systems". Like many words used m computing, "hacking" is a corruption of the meaning, which was simply to work hard at something.
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        Fourth largest market in Asia
        487 16 THE computer industry m Singapore has been forecast to grow by 10-15 per cent yearly until 1989. The combined growth for Singapore's domestic and export computer markets for this year is expected to be between 12 and 14 per cent, according to an industry study
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        More sting for the Hornet
        191 16 AN AMERICAN aviation giant has built a microprocessor for fighter aircraft computers that can process information 80 per cent faster than usual. The McDonnell Douglas Microelectronics Centre's MDC2BI is designed for use m signal data computer of the FA-18 fighter aircraft, also known as the
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        Help for banks in the handling of cheques
        699 17  -  KEVIN TOWNSEND By Writing m the Financial Times THE paperless office was long predicted by purveyors of high technology. But the computer, that proposed harbinger of electronic messaging, proved to generate even more paper and often created still more problems that could
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        A question of authors: Biblical scholars turn to the computer
        377 17 THREE Jewish biblical scholars have used omputer technology to resolve long-standing controversies surrounding the authorship of two books of the Bible. According to Dr Yehuda Radday, a professor of Jewish studies, and Dr Haim Shor^, a statistician and computer expert
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        Banks enter final phase of electronics revolution
        1075 18  - Banks enter final phase of electronics revolution ALAN CANE By Writing m the Financial Times THE world's major financial institutions have reached the third and final phase m their struggle to exploit fully electronic technology. The first phase, driven chiefly by the technologists, was characterised by the perception that automation
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        Matching keys for that perfect encore
        517 19  -  PETER MARSH By Writing m the Financial Times A WORLD-CLASS concert pianist has just finished the performance of a lifetime. The music company planning to issue a recording of the performance then suddenly finds to everyone's horror that a bout of coughing from the
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        Grand designs that went into today's instrument
        192 19 ACCORDING to Bosendorfer. the Vienna-based company which is among the world's leading piano makers, its new computerised system is the first major technical advance m pianos since 1859. The instrument has certainly come a long way since it was invented by Bartolomeo Christofori.
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        Lock icon The electronic way to better plano-playing
        159 19 THIS computer-based piano (lefn, which makes possible perfect recordings, can also be a useful aid m teaching. A student could play a particularly difficult passage and then not only hear this replayed with perfect fidelity but also be told by the computer of any
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        521 10 VVith one Hayes Ttanset IOOO^Jx you can do three things at once. Think Communicate Print You can keep working While receiving electronic While your printer is with your computer. messages from your modem. printing another job. m ff r m£& Mfe* JBr a^B a I^9 iSi We call it triple
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        63 11 A better way to design and I build Information Systems. I The Information Engineering Workbench™ I from Arthur Young and ®Knowledge Ware™ I c Knowledge Ware™ A Arthur Young Management Consultants Pte Ltd For more information contact g^O -^^S*^ST?^ 23 ml ..an Taylor BMISS or f Z f Visit as
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        536 11 m SINGAPORE December 3-7 1986, World Trade a A new experience awaits you at SINGAPORE INFORMATICS'B6, exhibition to be held m the Republic An extraordinary range of soph services is on display from over 250 companies representing 22 countries woi exhibitors is truly a 'who's who' m the business. Here's
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        805 12 Personal or Business? We have the printers to meet your printing requirements. m* NL-10 Recommended for Personal Use M iVS Quality Printing with Star Reliability hflU lift 120 CPS Draft and 30 CPS Near-Letter-Quality |H H Easy Front Panel Operation H| Optional Interface Cartridges for Wide Compatibility jH Friction and
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        12 12 H B 9% L^_fl dfl Hmß r-^i 11 1 M 220/240 MAINFRAME
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        211 13 TEACH YOURK TO READ A LETTER. I Think of all the corres- I P ()IU r!U (>x receive 1 iat >' ou 'diiKe toput m M I your PC. where you H 1 can use it. Or modify it 111 I With PC Scan?* the new I personal page reader
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        229 13 We top IBM beautifully THOMSON O <* mm 'ifw i'* >lll^*'' ll '\f •*W^- ll *W R > W *"V »*W V WKKk I i *«P n IBM's Personal Computer is the standard of Who is Thomson? Thomson is a seven billion dollar the industry, but a 1 homson monitor
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        420 14 -M tS H ji ■^^■mnmmuuj urn POSHB 1 I Jf f>f* fl PHC-1602 5.25" FDD, 512K MEMORY PHC-16XT 3.50" FDD 3.50" 20MB HARD DISK 6 Kg weightAC. DC. Car Adaptor 3-way power Infra-red cordless keyboard 640 x 200 dot CRT LCD/BACKLIT/GASLIT HIGH SPEED RAM DISK 512K8 memory expandable 1.25M8 CHINESE
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        66 14 Quality Ribbons ""■B Manufacturer |25^H| iCl^ ft lof inked <Sl film ribbons for H typewriters m 3^ computer J^j ß O^A printers. Alsj W^^P €^tfl availableff |^1?| A pancakes <QHP V f W H lift off tapes. MIMAX RIBBONS PTE. LTD. 37 Kallanj; Pudding Road. "o^-Of 1 Tong Lee Building,
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        179 15 Behind every great system there's an yJDi^INCE POWER CONDITIONER I I Now you can be certain of which POWER CONDITIONER You know that no matter to specify, how much electronic wizardry Advance Electronics Ltd., of you've got out front, dirty Wrexham, are the specialists mains will still mean data m
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        522 15 SysTech delivers the latest m personal and office computer systems. It's one-stop shopping when our wide range of products supply you with a total system. Always the latest units. Always the features you need most. With ten years of experience m professional service back-up. We promised you the latest and
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        485 16 LOST DATA DISKETTES CHARGED! when your data is important to you, the loss of it should cause headlines. It's unfortunate, but the static charges m offices around the world are wrecking valuable data every day. More than 1500 volts of static charge an be generated by a walk across a
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        133 16 M m r^/i^/lr ft Jm^ A TeAAI/ 5^ i J jam V^ P^Pi^*^ «,B^ r a cee sS jon* sXa r>d3'?^ ■"^^^OT WX ,an 33 eps 'sJe^ lot ft cV oO n 9 c.ao^^^^^ .t^i^***** 6 BpptpflpppHpßpHßappHßpJpflHplpS Oa^;f Hav es co^av jM* BWWrlWßgggggMgßpMPj -^trrpi fctWiiiß y v^ v ■INFORAAATICS Kt^ti^PWWsflß*-
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        797 17 SmarTEAM 12OOAT I (X)% compatible with Hayes 1 2(K) plus /^\X\ full call pr<>gress detection x. (dial tone, ringing, busy). 300. 1200 ft^j_/i^^^ t^ J^ i full duplex. TAS: 684-86 DM 207 \^^T_Z^yf N^ \V<^ V^T \33^ V_r^^ SHERRYS LATEST \3>^ FREE GIFT IS THE TALK OF \^Z^ THE COMPUTER
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        278 17 V B^^BrSSHWF l^Ml^^ ill Responds to Your Every Mode. Only Paradise has the/tafoSviv'/cA and the A 4/\fl'l<lf Itf^ij I m\J Automatic Monitor Detection. Plus ail the lV|l lUlllitl IV ill I V capabilities of the IBM Enhanced Graphic Adaptors. It also offers the best quality text with high resolution graphics.
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        666 18 Merlin Germ places a guardian angel next to your computer system aflHal ■*#*>«> la BH HV oVAbk 9 si bbV jdiik JM^. Jtl Hk 'PJ Ik. iHam Hbf aBI Merlin Germ UPS safeguard hours of programming and mastering electrical power irreplaceable information. Full range UPS designed for PCs to mainframes
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        278 19 Take a GlANTstep with If you are searching for the right AT \JL>*^ N s— «>wt\i \sn¥ compatible and the most reliable one, *^*T N> v*J^ni!FV^Mr then we are confident that your search Jffi l^7 1 'tili^A^r will lead you to the Mitac CompuTitan. \lf I 1 I llLxi^^^'^ It
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        429 19 Introducing the DATAMINI COMPACT AT 30 /O smaller yet 10 times faster than other PCs. DATAMINI'S technology has broken the barriers of JJfe Hi time and s P dee w/rn tne creation of the innovative J*m I I COMPACT AT. dm Wk The ultra-compaa AT has an incredible processing I
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        1814 20 4fe Wm 1^ A filk^ i Bfe 1 I Tlx RS ***** CLASS k^^ 11 Wtt MBO i i m C.A.T.S. Fax: *****30 CLASS 12 Computer Products/ 12 Computer Products/ 12 Computer Products/ 12 Computer Products/ 12 Computer Products/ Services Services Services Services Services Introducing the Latest and Newest from
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        696 20 20 Pets/Pet Care 3 UNITS ALUMINIUM Cages 6 m 1 with stainless steel net tray (6' x 6' x 2) 4 units, 2 m 1 with net tray (5' x 2 1/2' x 3'). Interested pis. call: *****92 (after 10.00 am GERMAN SHEPHERD. LHASA Apso. Pug Spitz puppies for sale.
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        580 20 27 Wanted r ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST PRICES OFFERED FOR YOUR *****11 *****12 •03-02, THIRD FLOOR, PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE, SINGAPORC 0105. V^jwH PB^^e»P^»T^iWH IMbvSMa li^jl II ill I 9r^*V We offer high price for your GOLD, PAWN TICKETS.DIAMONDS WATCHES Tel: *****17 *****73 290 BALESTIER ROAD/ (Opposite McDonald) Best prices ottered tor your
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        1265 20 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Monday to fnd?y Sm to 5 30pm (bpm deadline (or neit day) S*tard»y 8 30am to 2pm 1 lam deadline tor Th* Sunday linn». a h*ac Hofcday 9am to lpm COUNTER SERVICE: TMS ORCHARD CtKTRI #0? 105 LUCKY PIUA MoncUt tc fntar 10am to 12 noon lpm to
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        528 21 36 House 36 House Renovation/ Decor Renovation/ Decor I EMABIf 1 DESIGNER COLOUR LE ffl r >^ J CEILING FANS Safety Design^^^^tojH $P^^^ 3- Yea* Economical Wj^^^ Guarantee Easy to install tfl gd^K|^^^..iiL:;>' m Various Space-Saving^^^MP^y v .^P^ T T Colours Can be instated m |j HOB HUDC Apertments. I
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        778 21 GENERAL RENOVATION WORK m office partition, false ceiling, vertical/ Venetian blinds, painting, wallpaper, folding doors, carpet, vinyl tiles, etc. Free quotations. Dial: *****05. PYRAMID ALUMINIUM WORKS specialises In HDB aluminium grilles/ glass windows/ doors, shop-front, partitions/ ceilings changing of all HDB/ pte. old windows. *****92/ 3. SPECIALISE IN ALUMINIUM window
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        930 21 38 TV/ Video/ Hi-Fi AERIALS INSTALLATIONS- TECHNICAL Servicing repairs Telefun- ken. Sharp. Roxy. Graetz. ITT. Siera. Philips, Setron, Normande, Singer, colour TV on the spot, fixing video. Reasonable charges day service to Bpm Telephone *****75/ *****23. ANTENNA INSTALLATION ft TV., video service on-the-spot. We provide professional installation of TV. antenna
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        751 21 51 Printing/ Copying Services A SERVICEI QUICK! Don't miss it' Half hr. service for name cards. 1-hr, service: invoice, letterhead. Cheap advert, cards, envelopes. Blk. 1015, *02-125 Geylang East. (*****35, *****15) Golden Dragon ALL KINDS OF Printing Matter, Namecards, Letterheads, Invoices, etc. Watson Press, *02-58 Golden Mile Tower. (Theatre), Beach
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        1086 21 57 Business 57 Business Opportunities Opportunities Convert your IBM-Typewriter into a Word Processor. Twix, the Add-On-Screen for your IBM 6746/47 Typewriter. Dealers and Distributors welcome. Twix Equipment AG a Gewerbestrasse 12 E r "Bf"^ CH-8132 Egg Switzerland I MWrgmF Phone 01 984 2211 WW I XL Telex *****5 M. W
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        690 21 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help Available Available Filipino $230 P.M Sri Lankan $150 PM MWM^v f*^'' Full Documentation 55.000 Security Bond •$lO,OOO PA Medical Check-Up 'Visa Fee -Airport Pick-Up *2 Ytears Contract/ TJs. V/V**"T BackUp Service Home Training Free Uniform V^^y" N Our K'l: ds arehard .voting and i
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        162 21 65 Situations Wanted mmm wm TECHNICAL DRAWINGS TO give out. Swiss Structural Engineer seeks contact with structural engineering office m Spore to give out drafting work. Write to: Robert Mueller Weideli, Marco Polo Hotel, Tanglin Rd., 5.1024. 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive An International Manufacturing Trading Group Of i Companies
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        708 21 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive W SINGAPORE j| H AMERICAN 1 Wi is 'coking for a s tea part-time m M KEYBOARDING M M TEACHER |H to fill a vacancy ti Mm at our High School C 8 for the remainder of R 1 our 1986-87 R I school year:
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        501 21 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ C lerical tm SINGAPORE !1 %jJ3- SAFETY DRIVING to WJf CENTRE LIMITED 3 An Mo Kio Street 62 Aig Mo Kio Industrial Par* 3 Singapore 2056 WAI K-IN INTERVIEV/ o cad Lucy Lim Tel: 455 3155 M'*TTTrt*fTaU Attending tc matters rested to motorcyctet and motorcars training
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        533 22 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical STLUIIS tIMBS? PRESS CREDIT CONTROL CLERK Requirements: GCE. O" Levels Have a working knowledge of simple accounting Able to communicate effectively m English Able to type Starting salary will not be less than $500/- per month. Place of work: News
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        400 22 SECRETARY CUM OFFICE j SALES ADMINISTRATOR required to assist The Manager of a well si tablished German Company Matured, pleasant personality, willing to work hard Independently. c Socretarial Certificate with sf^orthand typing speeds o! 120 w.p.m./ 50 w.p.m. respectively. Ability to operate telex, facsimile computer. GCE 'OV A' Level with
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        483 22 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical FUJITSU hus immediate vacanc) lor: JUNIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK Female) Requirements: (.(I 'I)' level or Preliminar) Certificate m Business Studies from National Institute ol Commerce jdded advantageous Must be able to keep .md balance simple accounts Ability to type w ell and operate office machines and
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        852 22 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical IMMEDIATE VACANCY FOR CHINESE FEMALE RECEPTIONIST CUM TYPIST c Must be a fast worker. c Typing speed at 45 wpm c GCE 'O level with good credits m Englsh and Maths c Pleasant voice and personality. Interested applicants please call Miss Ha at *****66 for
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        950 22 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical TEMP. TO PERM. Secretary reqd to work In Macpherson area. Applicants must have word processing experience. At least 3 yrs relevant experience. No shorthand reqd. Perm, pay $800 to $1,000 Must be able to start work on 8/12/86 Call Business Trends *****25. A GENERAL CLERK
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        768 22 j 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales £IEF^P^ Cummins Diesel zzr-^VH Sales Corporation GCE 'A' level or equivalent preferred mmm mm Typing speed of 35 wpm Good communications skills Ability to work independently .and interact with all levels of staff c-nd 1 customers Prior experience m the use
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        677 22 71 Situations Vacant: Sales w yettow pages CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES We are looking for outgoing energetic school leavers to work temporarily from December 1986 to March 1987. They must possess a pleasant personality must be fluent m English and major Chinese dialects. We offer training, an attractive remuneration scheme and
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        630 22 71 Situations Vacant: Sates kyowa m SINGAPORE PTE LTD (JURONG) requires Applicants must have at least GCE O' Level above (Priority will be given to Ngee Ann/ Singapore Polytechnic Graduates) With or without working experience all can apply Must possess class 3 driving licence SALARY DEPENDS ON QUALIFICATIONS WORKING EXPERIENCE
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        658 22 71 Situations Vacant: Sates Well estsblished company requires 1) VAN SALESMEN j 2) DELIVERY MAN a Class 3 driving licence a Bilingual m Chinese- Kn gilsh a Must complete N.S a Below 35 years of age a Minimum GCE O level a Experience essential a Able to start work Immediately
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        585 23 7 1 Situations Vacant Sales SALES EXECUTIVES required c Mm O' level and knowledge of Chinese c Own transport. Interested please write m with tull resum*. nr photograph contact Jiumtwi to Tn« Mango,' 126 Joo Seng Ro*d *OS-17, Goldpine Ind Bldg Singapore 1336 SALES REPRESENTATIVES If you are hardworking and
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        915 23 71 Situations Vacant: Sales CAREER OPPORTUNITIES! Needed Sales Representatives for our new branch Experienced inexperienced personnel welcome. We pay basic salary, high commission plus transport remuneration. Training transport provided. Tel: *****34 for an appt. or call personally at: 14-A Upper Aljunied Rd.. 5.1336 (near Great Eastern Hotel). FEMALE SALES PROMOTER
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        771 23 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical A loading American manufacturer ot Winchester EE Disk Drives has vacancy tor: ES To supervise and train a team of QC Inspectors s-s 55 To introduce practise inspection procedure 55 E_i method according to Quality Plan EE EE To ensure that Quality
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        1594 23 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production Production ™<SP Seagate FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Minimum Primary 6 BENEFITS: Come personally with your education 12 days annual leave Identity Card (or an interview •No experience required Free medical/hospitalisation leave between B.ooam 8 00pm at
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        707 24 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production Production Production Production Bhb^B^H I Manager Personnel Administration GE (USA) AVIATION SERVICE OPERATION PTE LTD >^^^«. 23 Loyang Way Singapore 1750 5-day work week An attractive salary package X^ SBS
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        511 24 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous »>t \r cßpwn V ®PR#£E HOTEL SINGAPORE We have vacancies tor: Gross Salary: $766 per month Age between 18-25 years Ciross Salary: S5 I 2 to $612 per month Gross Salary: $556 per month All applicants must be prepared to work on
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        300 24 74 Situations VacantMiscellaneous __f THE miii mi RINII'IMIS I Security j Officer I (3 rotating shifts) Secondary education I Beiow 45 years of age 5 Required to wear Z uniform 5 S Salary $575 p.m. I Interested applicants, 5 3 please call personally E Z between 10am E Z 12noon;
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        390 24 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous BOULEV\RD HOTEL JUNIOR HOUSEKEEPER Few years' chambermaid experience Preferably with supervisory experience CHAMBERMAID Able to write and speak simple English WAITER/WAITRESS (Coffee House, Loungo) Applicants must do rotating shifts Male applicants must complete N.S. Interested, please apply personally/ write to:The Personnel Department Boulevard Hotel Singapore 200
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        499 24 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous MISTKH MINIT {An internationally well known shoes repair key service Co) Join us now as a Training provided No qualifications needed Completed N S Opportunity for overseas training Good starting salary from $410 pm Earn around $600 to $800 after few months Apply now (walk-in-interview) MISTER
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        821 24 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous We have vacancies for the following: 1) GENERAL CLERK Must have 1 year experience Good knowledge of English. Chinese and Accounting preferred 2) SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Artwork Posters,) Mm. 1 year experience Must be aggressive and willIng to work hard Basic salary plus commission offered Write to:
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        775 24 83 Vehicle Financing/ 83 Vehicle Financing/ insurance Insurance fASTMONW With FOCL iOQw 9^ Prompt processing of applications Up to 90% financing Attractive interest rates New car Used car 12 mths 4.25% 4.75% 24 mths 4.50% 5.00% 36 mths 4.75% 5.25% 48 mths 5.00% (Instalments payaDie :n advance! Call 533-3737 today
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        450 24 74 Situations Vacant: Miscel aneout SECURITY GUARDS REQUIRED U Jurong and other area Salary $500 Contact 5.W1545 TEMPORARY DRIVER FOR expatriate needed. $25 $35 per day Call *****25 UNISEX SALON REQUIRES Hairdressing Assistants with blowdry experience Call *****51 WANTED FEMALE WORKERS for halal cake shop, Toa Payoh North Contact *****64
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        569 25 82 Accessories/ Maintenance > MA JIAL $=0 CX premium motor oil aiul change ol spark plug, point oil niter (genuine parts) Valid for c .ars only Call Auto Service, *****27 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance 0 HITACHI HITACHI LEASING (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD offers new and used car loans at competitive interest
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        848 25 86 For Sale: BMW JUNE '75 O Plule BMW 520 2 company owners Aircon radio cassette, showroom condition $6,300 *****44 1974 BMW 520 i, private owner. road lax expired Nov. '86, aircon.. hl-li. excellent condition $10,500 0 n o Call *****36 7/78 320 AUTO. 2-dr Good condition Accident free, aircon
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        1017 25 87 For Sale: Mercedes B 0 MERCEDES 200 Manual 1 pte owner Aircond cassette, s rims Accident free Showroom cond. $44,700 *****87 *****89. ■80 MERCEDES BENZ 200 Private owners Aircon.. radio cassette, sports rims, tax 4/87. Excellent Condition. $44,500 *****44 82 MERCEDES 200 auto 2 pte. owners Showroom cond. With
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        977 25 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan 83 NISSAN PULSAR I 0 Private owners. Aircon., radio cassette, tax 3/87. Good running conaltlon. $18,300 *****44 1978 DATSUN 1608. Non-PARF, EV plate pte. owner Beautiful cond. $4,900 0.n.0. Tel: *****79 1980 DATSUN 200 L, fully auto, s/rims. PARF. Immacuate cond. $16,500 *****55 Johnson Wong. 1983
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        1017 25 90 For Sale: Toyota 1982 COROLLA 1.3 GL, 5-speed, PARF. aircon. hi fi, mint cond Offer *****19 1982 TOYOTA COROLLA 13 Llftback. 2 owners, original metallic brown. PARF, tax 4/87 *****08 1986 SBC 1 owner Starlet 10 XL. 5-speed 5-door. Latest model 12-valve. Tel: *****54 6/81 CORONA 1600 c.c. 2
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        908 25 92 For Sale: Mazda CO. REGD 6/83 Mazda 626. GLX, 4-door, (5-speed). 1 owner, aircon radio cassette. Power windows, centra] locking, immaculate cond $20,800 0.n.0. *****17 EXPAT. LEAVING. MUST sell RX7. Ist regd Jan. '85. Auto. Sports runs. Excellent cond. Used as 2nd car. Done only 21,000 km. $39,000. Call:
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        919 25 93 For Sale: Honda 80 ACCORD 4-DRS. 1 owner, aircon radio, cassette. Tip-top cond $16,000 Loan arrangeable *****18. 80 HONDA ACCORD. Manual Full accessories. Showroom cond. $13,800. View: 908 Upper Thomson Road. 9-3/4 m.s. 81 HONDA ACCORD 1.6 manual, alrcon. radio cassette. Tax 6/'B7. Original paint Guaranteed beautiful $16,800. *****33
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        751 25 96 For Sale Other Makes SINGAPORE USED CAR PTE LTD 275 THOMSON RD. #01-01/ 02 NOVENA VILLE (opposite novena church) SINGAPORE 1130 TEL: 253-8877 QUALITY USED CARS 1985 Toyota Corolla 1 3 GL' Suzuki SA3IO, 5-door Subaru 700 1984 Honda Civic, 3-door. Manual. Daihatsu Charade CS' Suzuki 300 Super Deluxe
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        1027 25 97 For Sale Commercial Vehicles DEC. 83 MITSUBISHI I Bus 2 aircons 9-.seater b 4 Toyota DX Panel Van. aircor. Both new paint good cond *****26 MID 83 MITSUBISHI L3OO passenger van. (PB plalp). petrol, aircon., hi-fi, tax 3''B7. beautiful cond $13,800 Loan $8,500 *****72 NEAR '80 DATSUN 120Y Panel
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        507 25 98 Sale/Wanted: Motor Cycles/Scooters MANY NEW VPVS. RD2SO RGI2S *95U RDI2SLC" $!.900. RXK. RXII. 1 RXI2S $580 M8X125. HXl3.' $1,800. PX2OO i many others Trade-in, selling instalment avail 403 Balestier Road CASH PAYMENT FOR your secondhand motorcycles TeJ *****62 *****04 210 Lavender Si CASH PAYMENT FOP. your secondhand motorcycles le!
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        756 26 99 Vehicles Wanted ABLE TO~ACciPT~ ALL USED CARS AT ATTRACTIVE CASH PAYMENT for all used cars non-PARF or PARF Q, company or private commercial vans and pickups trade In considered Contact MR. TAN of LEI FU TRADING CO. *****22 (4 lines) day/ ■W9360S nigh! 11, KENSINGTON PARK ROAD SERANGOON GARDENS
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        938 26 100 Scrap Vehicles HIGMfST ATTRACTIVE PRICE tor 985-4000 c.c PARKSZ scrap 4 quality used curs *****21 2, night *****33 Ricky Taj 106 Accommodation Available: Houses D 10 HILLTOP COLONIAL t i,:. X low. 5 bdrms Huge lovely patio, *hady rustic garden. Pool. OLD HOLLAND RD/ ANDREW RD. Newly renovated double-storey
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        570 26 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Available: Apartments Apartments Apartments 9 Exclusive Townhouses tdSS&Sc^^ Ea< h unit almost 7000 sq ft Jf^* Bfe^ 4 luxurious bedrooms H Multi-spilt airconditioning /^^rWm JL&^ Poggenpohl Kitchen y «f*V "^y| Gaggenau Appliances Private garage *k Full facilities with clubhouse Rental from $6500
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        247 26 D.9 Grangelord 2/3/ bdrm. apt. beautiful gdn./ quiet surrounding f/facllities. $1500 $2300 D.9 Horizon Twr. 4 bdrm. apt near Orchard Rd. high/ low fir. with/ without pte. lift tight security full condo. facilities $3400 D.lO Taman Serasi very well maintained 3 bdrm. apt. f/furn. $900 D.15 Eastern Lagoon studio apt.
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        718 26 D.ll Duchess Pk. New townh'ses. (Small development). 4 bdrms. Facilities. $4,000 Horizon Twr./ Chatsworth Ct. Full facilities. $2,800 up. Ardmore Pt. New penth'ses. 5 bdrms. Full facilities. $7,000. Marbella/ Himiko/ Leedon Hgts./ Tulip Gdn. Facilities. $1,800 up Beverly/ Hawaii Twr./ Tanglin Hill/ Habitat/ The Balmoral. $3,500 up BLISSHOMES (S) PTE
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        1023 26 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments ORCHARD PLACE, OFF Orchard Road 4-bedrooiti apts.. with good finishes for lease at $2,200 p.m. only Call Jones Lang Wootton at *****88 PARKVIEW MANSION Yuan Ching Rd Jurong. 3-bedroom apt. overlooking greenery. $700 p.m. Call Jones Lang Wootton *****88 WHITLEY RD APT. $950; Macpherson. 1 rm.
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        1010 26 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D.ll GOLDHILL TWRS. 3 bdrms.. p/furn.. mid-levei. 24-hr security $1,200. Call *****55 D.ll HIGH FLR. 4-1 bdrm. apt. with pool, squash security. Immediate occupation. Call: *****80 D.ll HILLCREST ARCADIA. Well furn. Greenery and quiet. 4 bdrms. $1,800 Holland *****79. D.ll MANDALAY TOWER 4 bdrms attached bathrms.
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        904 26 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments YONG ANN PK lease. Tel *****44 Kxt 330 No agents 4TH FLR. APT. at Bale: rms. a hall. Approx 800 sq ft Interested call *****01 No agts 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms LODGING FOR STUDENTS working singles. 1 aircon room can accomodiate 4 boys Another room at
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        682 26 112 Short-Term Accommodation Local/ Foreign FAIBLODGE SERVICE APARTMENT Holland Rci self-contained, f-furn, 1/2 3-bdrm apts Well fitted kitchen housekeeping launc*ry services Ample parking Call Michelle *****84 *****88 DELUX SERV. APTS Orchard area 3 aircon bdrm Maid serv Dailj S9B Mthly $2,300 *****71 D.9 COSY F/FURN. Aircon room m tourist area
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        1053 26 113 For Sate: Houses D 1646. SEMI-D D/STOREY, sqft built-in 2.400 .sqft F'hold Of I mum rd opposite East Coast Ville Beautifully renovated at S2OOK Marble lounge, separate family lounge dining 3*l*l study rm all with attached bathrm $675K on.o *****66 Dl 9 TAI HWAN Hgts 2-storey luxurious terr house
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        1444 27 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale Houses -ski ".I.l■■ n WW >v 1 i 1.1 W\ ■>■ FI toil Ira m I"** l 1 You make the We make t arrangemei Buying a home is now easier. Just choose the home you want: a bungalow, a tern a condominium
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        522 27 113 For Sale: Houses Hi ni to |T ~M choice. he tits. ace house an apartment or .vill help you make all the -your loan, the use of r interest rates, maximum )f 0.25% for the nu' tor *****22 18. Tel: *****33 ext 176. SELLING CHEAP! D.19 semi-d. 3 bdrms./
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        782 27 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments O Good locality M^ j Ample car parks Swimming pool Sauna Clubhouse 24 hr security No restrictions to Foreigner Immediate occupation 2, 3 4-bedroom split level penthouses available vfls| si-* 15* 55'«- ifWtriyii 1 CORONATION GROVE f located m s
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        1030 27 114 For Sale: Private Apartments FABER GARDEN —4+l bedroomed townhouse m excellent condition for immediate sale. Full recreation facilities 2.085 sq ft freehold price: $359,000. Call Jones Lang Wootton *****88 URGENT SALE! ST. Patrick's View condo., 3 bdrms with living/ dining rm., f/furn., s/pool Immediately avail Call Alpha 469-4900 BALESTIER!
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        1043 27 114 For Sale: Private Apartments D 10 PANDAN VALLEY Eugenia Blk 3 1 bdrms 1700 sq f t Renovated $335,000 KE: *****01 D.lO SOMMERVILLE PK, 2010 sq ft 3 1 rms High fir $460,000 Property Resources *****31/ *****75 D.lO TANGLIN HILL Condo. 1,700 sq.ft. 3 bdrms. Full facilities $420,000 Gateway
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        1000 27 115 For Sale: HUDC Apartments LAGUNA PARK HIGH antly renovated 1770 sq ft $228,000 Braddell View Phase 11, high floor, 1770 sq.ft., $213,000 Exquisite: *****14. D.lO FARRER COURT. High fir 1550 sq.ft 3 1 bdrms Well maintained. $190,000 neg *****96 *****33 Sebastiano Properties BRADDELL VIEW. 3 1 rms Fully renovated,
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        1097 27 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 3 rm. St George 39K 3 rm. Sims Drue 4OK 3 rm. Whampoa 42K 3 rm. Bedok North 48K 3 rm. Geylang East 51K 4 rm. Toa Payoh 67K 4 rm. Bedok 68K 4 rm. Whampoa 75K 4 rm. Upp Boon Keng 78K 4 rm.
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        1056 27 116 For Sale HDB Apartment* North Bik 117 terrazzo throughout convenient location near ma kei lull CPF only *****83 (Sam 3-RM (2 HALLS). Clementi Coast Blk 365. 607. $65,000 3-rm 4-rm Blk 426 427. 428. 430 433 319 318. $50,000 $85,000 Homan Pa Ik ton *****62 *****52 S-RM HILLVIEW/ HOUGANG
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        890 28 116 For Sale: HOB Apartments BEDOK 5-RM FLAT x we II kept BLK 232 JURONG EAST i.l-rm s-i-i IKK t j Housing BLK 29 OUTRAM PK pure 4-rm renuvaled Parquet tersBs,ool) neg .M ***** *****51 BOON LAY 4-RM. Blk 182, low I 'an use "PF Ch<t4P' $52,000 NEG! (.or ncr
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        551 28 116 For Sale: HPB Apartments 5 RM PT BEDOK N Mid tlr All leramic Near facilities Only Sl.!ri,iK>o 1730ltki 62 S-RM. TELOK BLANGAH Rise blk (7 512H.000 Bedok North blk 96. full sea view. $116 000 *****24 D 3 STIRLING RD 3 nil mul tlr ..no Oriental *****14 117 Properties
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        684 28 117 Properties Wanted I 4 5 ROOMED li Marine Beilok and other areas reqd by genuine clients *****02 118 Factory Spaces INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES FOR RENT OR SALE A) Kaliang, Macpherson. Paya Lebar. Balestier, Bt Merah. Simt Aye. Area 1.075 1.550 1.7H0 1,990. 2.300/ 2.700 3.141 3.800 4.20U 6.000 sq.ft Rent:
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        1281 28 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces tiHDB 7-STOREY FLATTED FACTORY AT COMMONWEALTH LANE/ BUONA VISTA ESTATE TO LET Factory space m the above flatted factory are available for letting. Application forms are obtainable during office hours from Manager, Estates Lands Division, Housing Development Board at Block 3, Upper Pickering Street
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        563 28 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces Office Spaces Beat CBD costs and more at Inchcape House fc'hv pay lot .ii, aJJrr. I y :j 1 mining m to the Inchiape tiM^ I V!^^^B| BlH^Kilß?'^ 'it^rtßl I XC S P JI c j. dii.ibit
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        187 28 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces EXCELSIOR HOTEL A SHOPPING CENTRE UNITS SQ.FT. 81-24 572.00 01-04 316.00 01-05 321.00 02-25 210.00 03-15 489.00 03-20/21 540.00 Suitable for: Retail trade, showroom, travel agency, bookshop, beauty clinic, etc. For more details and viewing, please call: PROPERTY DIVISION 30th Storey Peninsula Plaza Tel: *****44
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        473 28 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces From 162 to 1 173 sq ft From 415 to 2282 sq ft From 164 to 1597 sqft From 207 to 526 sq. ft jFrom3o^oTQ77sqft Only 776 sq ft From 226 to 1432 sq ft. From 161 to 452 sq ft Idea! for following business:
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        597 28 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces I Prime Shops' ideally located at the bustling North Bridge Rd Arab St junction I Beside MRT station. Easy transportation A tourist centre packed with a large shopping crowd Hawker and cooked food centre Bugis street style Size of shops
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        1452 29 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 T ours 137 Tours 137 Tours AMERICA p| JAPAN F>jniONGlffiNG M THAILAND IT /SDaysSanFrancisco/Vancouver/ i»^^B p^ /I l^ays Hong Kbr^JSi^STl— |S^_P 8 Days BangkokyPattaya/Hong Ci/ QQ co^oolt m |[_______Ja^r^rohok_~ $2288 -/V^; 'Enjoy Yourself Tomght .$1298 'Enjoy Yourself Tonight' Sl4BB
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        383 29 INDONESRA WITH TM MO.l OtWKM 3 Meals daily Special cutairai sltow 4-5 Days Medaa Lake Totxa fro^r 399 4 5 Days Jakarta Puncak' Bandurig from J 399 4 Days Bali JS99 Departures 4/ 1 2. 6.' 1 2. I 1 1 2. 1 3 12 SPECIAL EXTRA $750 Bangkok- Chiang
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        478 29 137 Tours 137 Tours f- 0 I W V-^ r y /■w- V% =i^ J B*^ a 2D3/V CAMERON DEP MON WED ST4O 304/ V CAMERON Gf WHW6 Of P MO/V Wf o f Ri SUN MTt $229 ABOVE TOURS DEP BY SLEEPING BERTH TRAIN BACf G ERASERS HILL GROUP
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        589 30 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours PERTH ~»965/ TOWNSMLLE SS IIQQ from SS from SS ffc 1 ADELAIDE nomS sl27s MELBOURNE^msJ SYDNEY ,*****5 ADELAIDE/ I SYDNEY *****5 BRISBANE/ j SYDNEY from Sg 14 JO Ho|jaay f e atur es: f jBAa fmsfM Choice of airline MC LDUUnIffC Return economy SYDNEY
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        923 30 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours g <& <f- <s <& «»a«- <y- tf 5f THAILAND SPECTACULAR > Deluxe Accommodations Colourful Itinerary ~3,— Z, Excellent Entertainment Exclusive Programme o\ WDaysßangkok/Pattaya/Hatyai/lpoh $418 (By train) 5/8 Daiys Bangkok/ Pattay a/ Chiangmai/ ChiangraU Golden Triangle $700/ $BBO <£l gg 22 S Da^s Bangkok/
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        612 30 137 Tours 137 Tours fjf^\ Kirn Travel Service (Pte) Ltd \^W Singapore 0719 Tel *****42 3 4 5 6 7 Medan Lake Toba 5 days $439 Dep Sun. Mon TA 309 Bali Weekend 4 days $599 Oep Daily JKT Bandung Puncak. Bali 4 5 7 days $399-989 Dep Sun Mon
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        219 30 PRE-U A SECONDARY ACADEMIC TUITION Small group /individual coaching by qualified teacher. New courses commencing m December. Please call JENDA TUITION CENTRE (Registered with Ministry of Education) *****65 *****41 (Selegie) *****86/ *****95 (Hougang) CURRENT SCH. TEACHERS from reputable schs. All dist. All subjects. Their yrs. of experience ensure good results
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        888 30 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses Personalised Hands-on Computer Courses at Convenient Locations H COMPUTER !RWMNi,aVW. IH ■K.ir-..r..1.«»,M1MM*^ »1F entk ATION |B BukitTimah Plaza »Bi 52 Tel *****1 1/*****7* |V Houganfl Blk 204 Hougang St 21 #04-97 '99 |V Tel *****55 (In front of Bus interchange IH V Or Top
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        1398 31 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses lIH COMPUTER STUDIES f_l Uif i^xjm wirl I ARE YOU IN THE RACE FOR A V A COMPUTER JOB 1 \QJ You nrwv not be m the race for an IBM based computer job Wh> not J V\ell IBVI has more than 40% of
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        728 31 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS I. i with Majors m Accounting, Accounting Computing Studies. Business Communication Marketing Cou r se available lor registered students of ICSA, CACA, LCCI (Dip holders) A 1 level holders and those who recently sat for their A' level You are cordially invited to attend a presentation by
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        619 31 151 Language Courses ENGLISH (A credit m English at "O" Level has an important bearing on your future) We have specially programmed trt« following classes for the GCE "O" LEVEL 1987 Examinations. 1)M/W 900-10.30 am 03/12 2) M/W 11.00-12.30pm 03/12 3) M/W 2.30- 4.00pm 03/12 4) M/W 4 15- 5.45pm
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        585 31 154 Dancing Instruction SHAWN a GLADYS OanceWorld Beginners Social Dancing tonight 7.30pm or Sat.. 3pm. 6.12 Beginners Latin American Sun.. 2prn. 7 12. Individual lesson daily All le*»on» conducted by SHAWN/ GLADYS SPORE S LONDON TRAINED MULTI-AWARD-WINNING DANCE COUPLE Paradiz Centre, 07-01 1 Selegie Road Tel: *****17. *****96 FOR BEGINNERS
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        280 31 174 Other 174 Other Announcements/ Announcements/ Messages Messages IF YOUR NAME A m 1937 was I LULU GOODALL 1 or if you knew her I f please write to J Arthur Tree (then at Changi) 2551 Chelsea Place. Victoria A B.C VBP 3E6 Canada I I'm coming to Singapore I
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        840 32 NOTICES I NOTICE Kj The Trade and Public are hereby informed that D.D. INDUSTRIAL CO. LTD. of 62 Chungchen Road, Hsingcnuang, Taipei Hsien, Taiwan, Republic of China, is the proprietor lot the trademark §1 h! GOLDEN I DRAGON DEVICE" as shown heraunder:|A)ln Singapore under Registration No. ***** m Class 21
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        116 32 NOTICES THE COMPANIES ACT (CHAPTER 185) NOTICE OF INTENDED PREFERENTIAL (PRIORITY) DIVIDEND IN COMPANIES WINDING UP NOS: 80/82 Gill Shipping Company Pte Ltd formerly of Suite 508. sth Floor Colombo Court, Singapore 0617 24/83 Chuan Hiang Trading (Pte) Ltd formerly of 1098 Bukit Tlmah Road Singapore 0922 NOTICE IS HEREBY
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        101 32 THE TRADE I NIONS ACT (CHAPTER 129) NOTICE OF INTENDED DIVIDEND IN TRADE UNION NOS: 1/86 Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation 215 Upper Bukit Tirnah Road Singapore 215 2/86 Pioneer Industries Employees Union 1-5 Block 20 Corporation Drive Jurong town Singapore 2261 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a First and Final
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        185 32 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND IN THE MATTER OF BENAX ASSOCIATES PTE. LTD. (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 308(2) of the Companies Act, Cap. 185 that the Final Meeting of the Members of the above-named Company will be held
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        158 32 OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE OF SHIP'S NAME We. Equatorial Wood Co (Pte) Ltd of 10 Anson Road, =24-14 International Plaza, Singapore 0207. hereby give notice that m consequence of our purchase, we have applied to the Registrar of Singapore Ships under Section 417 of the Merchant Shipping Act (Chapter
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        539 32 SUN TAN ByCollette PEANUTS By ScHulz I ■"^W^^^^JU^S^^^^'-<^-*-^^ \OPPB§?^OI?/^^^^ 1 ye- ~V 1 I MARCIE SPENT THE I /fIIRT.NG uJH Fsp^ybt<\ THEY DO IN Ml/AMENT. g** 1 f^DTHB^ 1 ENJOVEPTME CONCERT WHOLE^TiME FLAUTJN6 THE BOftN LOSER B 7 Art Sansom BEETLE BAILEY B **°rt Walker CHRSUVAS MP>. gO^E^X^/ (^M£^6tUSl^ yi^XTOWTHITy
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        720 33 APPOINTMENTS I Align yourself with the Leader. The leader m the manufacture of Winchester disc drives is surging ahead with a goal to produce the best products m the industry and a commitment to excellence through zero defects. If you want to be where disc drive technology of tomorrow is
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        656 33 [G3HS3 -1 HI A( fS multinational and world leading manufacturer of electrical/ electronic terminals and connectors invites applications for the positions ol: |j II Maintenance Supervisor [TC or Diploma m Mechanical or Electronics Engineering At least 3 years' experience m automated assembly equipment WZ maintenance at supervison 7 level j
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        622 33 MAERSK MAERSK COMPANY (S) PTE LTD invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for post of: Nautical Superintendent Our Requirements are: Singapore citizen m age group 27 35 years Minimum professional qualification Commonwealth Certificate of Competency as First Mate (Foreign-Going). Master qualification/experience will be preferred Able to travel at short notice
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        11 33 HER WORLD ti is a great way to end the day
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        315 34 THE EIGHTH COMMANDMENT The Havistock family was rich. Discretion and respectability wrapped round them like a bandage, preserving them from the infectious ills of Manhattan life. Until the theft. Until one tiny, rare coin, the pride of Archibald Havistock's superb collection, went missing. Then, under suspicion herself, Mary Lou Bateson
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        442 34 A Rffrm si ngapore institute of k miblijpi KSOWII MANAGEMENT 1 (A not-tor-protit organisation) j I SIPM LAUNCHES NEW CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS I Objective I An intensive 1 2-week course designed tor personnel clerks, personnel I assistants and secretaries who provide essential support services for the I effective functioning of personnel
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        506 34 Shop For The Latest Designs In Home Furmshings, Furniture, Appliances And ConsumerX^A Items. Date: 29th Nov. 7th Dec. 1986 f» Admission: Adults $1 12 noon to 10 p.m. daily. \^-^s S a Children below 12 years old $0.50. World Trade Centre Hall 6 \i 1 SUNDAY TIMES/X MAS paaHBBBBaBHBHgB^HI^^L.. lIMPHHPMHiHHBBIII^HI
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        158 34 Now at the SENBAZURU JL Sukiyaki Shabu-Shabu EXECUTIVE SET LUNCHES ■g, i JB» P |Stj Bek. L *jS^m**^Mfr' fll BrT ■ttW fll BTi I B^ttHfl^^|S^^*Sßßfllß --aw«^' 9 In elegant surroundings. Enhanced by attentive hostesses Reservation Please m their kimonos and a panoramic view of the historic Singapore Qqj^ 238-3333 ext
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        778 35 Two young Singaporeans recently performed m Vancouver's Pacific Wave Festival, Canada's first international youth music festival, georgina EMMANUEL, who was there, reports on their performance and on the festival. She's outstanding. She's a high-energy person, with a strong sense of life. Her enjoyment, her love of
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        791 35 I WAS standing outside Vancouver's mosi famous market on Granville Island, which was looking rosy and welcoming with all its newly-baked bread; enormous, juicy apples; bundles of just-harvested vegetables; fresh dairy produce and fish probably part of the early catch that
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        617 35 THF Gala night for the Pacific Wave Festival was mammoth something like a youth version of Gala night at the London Paladium! After three hours and a great collage of all kinds of classical and ethnic music, a pint-sized, young pianist, looking
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        77 35 if you are holding an event you want our readers to know about, fill m the coupon and send it to: What's On, Section 2, The Straits Times. 390 Kirn Seng Road, Singapore 0923. Your coupon should reach us three days before trw event Name of event: Staged/presented by: Venue:
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