The Straits Times, 16 March 1987

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    16 1 The Strait s Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1987 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 108/12/86
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    Lock icon 18 die in Indian train sabotage
    228 1 MADRAS At least 18 people died yesterday when an express train plunged off a bridge m southern India after the track had been blown up, officials said. An official release said the Rookfort Express was derailed early m the morning by a small bomb
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    New guard a cohesive team
    864 1 New guard a cohesive team Jaya says new style of consultation and working together emerging Text of the Petir interview with Prof Jayakumar Page 16 4 It does bring a sense of confidence, for we know that m any unforeseen situation we will be able to m manage. Prof Jayakumar,
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    Riverside warehouse to become a fun centre
    550 1  -  LEE WAI WUN By PA plans to convert it for recreation and water sports MAKE a date to go boating after work, or relax with friends m the cosy ambience of an old warehouse down by the Singapore River. These aie some leisure
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    Lock icon Rock stars sing to a new anti-drug tune
    233 1 NEW YORK Drugs claimed -Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplln bat today's rock stars are warning teenagers of their dangers. "I did drugs don't yoa," says a glaring Lou Reed m a message on MTV, the 24-hour rock video cable television station. Reed,
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    Danish aces win All-England singles
    105 1 LONDON Denmark's Morten Frost retained his All-England men's singles badminton title when he crushed formerworld champion Icuk Sugiarto of Indonesia 15-10, 15-0 m 36 minutes m yesterday's final. It was Frost's fourth victory m the All-England Championships. His previous triumphs were m 1982. 1984 and
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    Wrong to sell arms to Iran, Reagan admits for first time
    545 1 But he's unrepentant m private, say aides and friends WASHINGTON President Ronald Reagan has, for the first time, publicly admitted that he was wrong to sell arms to Iran m an initiative which has plunged him into the worst
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    Lock icon Aids victim sentenced
    40 1 LOS ANGELES An Aids victim has been sentenced to 10 years' jail for raping a three-year-old girl, despite pleas for leniency on the grounds that he would die soon. The child has not contracted the disease. AFP
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      21 1 Inside Summary I World News 3-5 Asean Causeway 8,9 Comment Perspective U,n Letters 18 Times Dollar 19-23 Racing 25 Sports 24.26.27
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      337 2 Driving up-country ACCIDENTS along Malaysian roads and highways are on the rise from about 68,000 m 1982 to slightly more than 82,000 m 1985. While Malaysian road authorities say drivers of "heavyweight" commercial vehicles are the single biggest culprits, m 9 out of 10 smash-ups, human error was found
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      Around Asean... and Across the Causeway
      194 2 Around Asean... and Across the Causeway Reds surrender THE REMNANTS of a regiment of the outlawed Communist Party of Malaya (CPM) have given up their armed struggle and surrendered to Thai authorities. Sources who asked not to be identified said 89 CPM guerillas abandoned their jungle hideouts m Songkhla province
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      Comment
      392 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: REQUIRING HDB applicants to give a commitment not to change their mind once they have applied to bay a certain type of flat m a specified area Is not one suggestion which would be welcomed. But it is nevertheless a necessary refinement of procedure. It
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      192 2 MARKET CAN EASILY ABSORB GOVT SHARES THE SINGAPORE stock market can easily absorb the estimated $590 million worth of Governmen' shares to be released each year over the next decade if local investors are encouraged to invest m statutory boards and some of the shares are placed overseas. The
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      Around the world
      117 2 Fibreglass danger EMERGING EVIDENCE that fibreglass and other manufactured mineral fibres may cause lung cancer and other diseases is creating a sensitive and potentially far-reaching new public health issue. If the fibres prove to be a serious health threat, it could result m loss of sales, expensive
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      Forum
      80 2 TREAT STRAYS BETTER A READER has written m to protest agairusi tht way the Primary Production Department goes about its task of catching stray animals, especialh cats. Sometimes, those caught m the PPD cat traps are dragged from the back of the vans and allowed to fall to the
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      Buyers' Guide
      259 2 Product Advertiser Section/Page Air-con Carrier Arines Jinnair Royal Brunei Airlines Thai Airways Audio Victor Electronics < Banks Arab Banking Corpn Charterhouse Bank Citibank I'll 7. 26 Tat Lee Bank Beauty Salon Salon Monsieur Beverage The Bell Tea Company Camera Nikon Shriko (China) Ltd I Car Toyota Motors 24
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      305 2 111-prepared team SINGAPORE'S Davis Cup tennis captain Mahader Hassan said that his team were ill-prepared for their first-round Davis Cup eastern zone tie against Taiwan which ended m Taipei yesterday. Mahader pointed this out following Singapore's 0-5 defeat at the hands of the Taiwanese. Both Mahader and Tan Ah
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      Section Two
      444 2 Coping with stress WORKERS m various occupations face different levels of stress, some more than others. While some are able to cope well with their hectic pace of work and tensions of working life, others may get bogged down by their problems. Unchecked, stress may sometimes lead to
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      261 2 DAVID ABODAHER'S BIOGRAPHY OF THE MOST DYNAMIC BUSINESSMAN OF OUR TIME IMWIHHiI David Abodaher's life of Lee lacocca provides a fascinating appraisal of a man whom many observers would like to see as a force not only m business, but m the world of international politics. Here is a portrait
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      30 2 Cherries anyone? If you like cherries, you'll probably be interested m a colourful offer at classification 137. Classifieds: Pg 6, Section Two J^«^ EVERY FRCAY SECTTON TWO THE STRAfFS TIMEi
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  • around the WORLD
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      Lock icon Campaign may run for decades — Zhao
      486 3 Campaign may run for decades Zhao First indication that bourgeois liberalism drive will continue BEIJING PRIME Minister Zhao Ziyang has said that China's campaign t^ainst Western ideas and for a reassertion of rigrid communist orthodoxy could last for decades. "We are determined to oppose bourgeois liberalism m the next dozens
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      Lock icon Student strike closes schools
      96 3 DHAKA A one-day strike by students m protest at the deaths of three colleagues m a bomb explosion shut most educational institutions m Bangladesh yesterday. The walk-out hit six universities and most schools and colleges. The explosion last week triggered off anti-govern-ment riots at Dhaka University,
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      Lock icon A long wait
      31 3 DHAKA Bangladesh has a backlog of almost 400.000 court cases awaiting trial and many hearings have been pending for more than a decade, law officials said yesterday. Reuter
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      Lock icon Baldrige predicts a 'reasonable' Bill
      296 3 Warning of rising dangers of a trade war 4 The mood of Congress right now is as tough on trade as I've ever seen it m six years m Washington. I think we'll still be able to get a reasonable trade Bill out m spite
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      Lock icon Tories take 9-point lead over Labour
      193 3 LONDON Britain's ruling Conservatives have moved into a nine-point lead over the main opposition Labour Party, their biggest m two years, according to an opinion poll published m the London Sunday Times. This is bound to encourage talk that Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher will
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      Lock icon Doctors try for test-tube baby elephant
      100 3 HONOLULU Mari the elephant was the subject of a three-day programme of artificial insemination at Honolulu Zoo. And if the programme is successful Mari will produce the first elephant offspring conceived that way. Dr Michael Schmidt, leader of the project, said a fibre-optic colonoscope
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      Lock icon Zail Singh again refuses to sign mail censor Bill
      349 3 NEW DELHI INDIAN President Zail Singh, now on a collision course with Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, has again refused to sign a government Bill that seeks to censor all mail, the Indian Express reported yesterday. Mr Singh first returned the controversial
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      Lock icon Rajiv sends envoy with message to Jaye
      284 3 COLOMBO Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi has sent a special envoy to Colombo with a message for President Junius Jayewardene amid worsening relations between the two countries. The envoy, Mr Dinesh Singh, a former government minister who arrived m Colombo unannounced on Saturday,
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      Lock icon Pakistan can make A-bomb 'in a month'
      180 4 LONDON Pakistan's top secret uranium plant could assemble an atom bomb within a month, The Observer reported yesterday. The newspaper also carried a satellite photograph of the uranium enrichment pb.nt at Kahuta, near Islamabad, on its front page. The Observer saiu the claim
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      Lock icon Just the salon for a Beetle haircut
      123 4 A CAR m a hairdressing salon may look as at home as a dog m a manger. But this Volkswagen has became part of the decor m a shop m Ito City, a famous hot springs resort town 100 km south-west of Tokyo.
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      Lock icon Fibreglass may cause cancer claim
      406 4 Fibreglass may cause cancer claim Evidence will have far-reaching effects WASHINGTON Emerging evidence that fibreglass and other manufactured mineral fibres may cause lung cancer and other diseases is creating a sensitive and potentially far-reaching new public health issue The evidence, although not yet conclusive, is sending tremors through the US$3
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      Lock icon Purge shows Soviet anti-graft drive can reach the top
      236 4 Purge shows Soviet anti-graft drive can reach the top MOSCOW THE Soviet Union's new leadership, by approving the disgrace of a longserving former member of the ruling Politburo, has signalled that its drive against corruption can reach officials at the highest levels. Party policy-makers m Kazakhstan ruled on Saturday that
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      Lock icon New campaign to revile Stalin starts cautiously
      194 4 New campaign to revile Stalin starts cautiously MOSCOW After a lapse of more than 20 years, Stalin's crimes and legacy are again being publicly debated m the Soviet Union. This new campaign is being undertaken more cautiously than ex-Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev's efforts m the 1950s to erase Stalin's name
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      Lock icon Airlifted to safety
      36 4 NEW YORK US Coast Guard helicopters airlifted 37 Soviet sailors off a listing freighter off the New Jersey coast on Saturday. None of the crew of the Komsomolets Kirigizii was reported injured. AFP
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      Lock icon The best of Europe's lovers
      133 4 PARIS Put an Italian man with a French woman and what have you got? The perfect couple, according to Europeans, who rank Italian men as the world's best seducers and French women as the most seductive. A poll published on Saturday m Madame Figaro magazine
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      Lock icon Iran missiles threat to Gulf oil traffic
      462 5 WASHINGTON IRAN has increased its threat to the flow of oil out of the Persian Gulf by installing large land-based anti-ship missiles near the Strait of Hormuz, American intelligence sources said. The missile system, which appears to be of a Chinese design known
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      Lock icon Mossad agents used false British passports, says paper
      284 5 LONDON THE Israeli secret service. Mossad, used false British passports for its operations m foreign countries until January, when the British government succeeded m having the practice stopped, The Sunday Times said yesterday. The newspaper said eight false blank British passports were
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      Lock icon West Germans give imported beer the snub
      260 5 FRANKFURT West German beer drinkers are rallying behind their traditional brews, vowing to snub imports ot "impure" foreign brands cleared recently to enter the country under a new European common market ruling. "This won't change a thing for us ...I come m here
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      Lock icon UN food supplies reach Palestinian refugees
      154 5 BEIRI T Three truckiuads of I nlted Nations food supplies entered the besieged Palestinian iefugee ramp u( Bourj alBarajneh on the southern outskirts of Beirut )n Saturday, easing tie plight of its starved population. A statement from the Democratic FTont for the Liberation of
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      Lock icon Acquitted Mafia boss to face new charges
      154 5 NEW YORK The federal authorities plan to bring a new racketeering indictment against an alleged top Mafia chieftain, John Gotti, after his surprise acquittal on Friday. Officials said the new charge would be based largely on secret tape-re-cordings of Gotti discussing the economic
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      Lock icon The Times puts some life into obituaries
      279 5 LONDON Death's sting has a new meaning now that The Times is including candid descriptions of human peccadilloes m its obituaries. The resultant tales from life are stirring reader interest, survivor passions and unease among Britons. It is "lifestyle journalism" the way Chaucer
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon The last 89 of CPM regiment surrender
      303 6 The last 89 of CPM regiment surrender BANGKOK THE remnants of a regiment of the outlawed Communist Party of Malaya (CPM) have given up their armed struggle and surrendered to the Thai authorities, police and government sources said yesterday. The sources, who asked not to be identified, said 89 CPM
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      127 6 E. German minister in Jakarta for trade talks JAKARTA East German Foreign Minister Oskai Fischer arrived here on Saturday, and said m a shor statement that his visit was primarily intended t( expand bilateral and trade ties. He is the first East German foreign minister to visit Indonesia since President
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      Lock icon General warns of threats during polls
      292 6 JAKARTA An Indonesian military commander who caused a stir by warning of the dangers of communism during a visit by the Soviet Foreign Minister has issued a warning of extremist threats to the Indonesian election month month. Major-General Setijana, commander of central sector of
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      Sihanoukists learn to win over hearts and minds
      303 6  - Sihanoukists learn to win over hearts and minds ALBERT RAMALINGAM By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK Prince Norodom Sihanouk's resistance group has given a crash educational course to hundreds of young people m a border camp and infiltrated them into Cambodia m a hearts-and-minds campaign. Known as Sihanoukists. the resistance group is
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      Lock icon Marcos, cronies still have funds
      442 7 They will finance election, says panel head MANILA THE head of a Philippine panel tracking down the illegal wealth amassed by former President Ferdinand Marcos and his associates said yesterday that they still controlled lar^e funds circulating m the economy. Mr Ramon Diaz, chairman of
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      Lock icon Skulls and bones parade to expose atrocities
      269 7 MANILA A grisly parade of skulls and bones. said to have come from two dozen executed victims of communist rebels, is planned by the military at Davao as a grim political message m the worsening Philippine civU war. The parade, m which townspeople
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      Customs union idea to Asean members
      241 7  - Customs union idea to Asean members R. VASANTHI By KUALA LUMPUR Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand should establish a customs union m the formation of a free trade area to negotiate common external tariffs and non- tariff barriers. Mr R. J. Langhammer, from the Kiel Institute of World Economics,
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      847 7 I The Singapore Symphony Orchestra 1 Concert Series Number Two 1987 I ci > I April 3&4 May 15 &16 q Conductor and Conductor Karel Husa g' Chorusmaster Lim Yau Soloist Pavel Prantl if" Soloists Rao Lan (Soprano) Husa Shelagh Molyneux (Alto) Music for Prague 1968 j3 Kurt Azesberger (Tenor)
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Christine is Malaysia's girl for Singapore
      77 8 ONE can't fault Christine Paglar (centre) if she's receiving all the attention. After all a newly-crowned Miss Malaysia Universe deserves more than the crown on her head. A congratulatory kiss from the runners-up would be m order for the fairest of them all m
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      Compromise talks still on
      118 8 JOHOR BARU Umno Youth leader Anwar Ibrahim said on Saturday that several Umno leaders were working towards a compromise to avoid the contests among the party's "Big Four" m the coming party election. The "Big Four" are party president and Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir
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      Mahathir hits back at rivals
      465 8  -  ISMAIL KASSIM By Contest could lead to party split, he says MASJID TANAH (Malacca) Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad yesterday hit back at his opponents for the first time since he launched his campaign for re-election as Umno president four days ago. Although
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      Lock icon Ex-Chief Minister to contest polls
      239 8 KUCHING Former Yang di-Pertua Negeri Tun Datuk Patinggi Haji Abdul Rahman Yakub confirmed yesterday that he would contest m the forthcoming state elections. He told newsmen at the airport here on his return from Kuala Lumpur that he had, however, not decided on the constituency.
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      Why I quit last year: Musa to tell all behind closed doors
      277 8 Why I quit last year: Musa to tell all behind closed doors UMNO ELECTION KUALA LUMPUR Umno Deputy President Datuk Musa Hitam said here yesterday that he would only disclose the events leading to his resignation as Deputy Prime Minister m detail to Umno state leaders and delegates behind closed
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      Lock icon Malaysian reserves go up
      341 9 But well still spend prudently, says Ghafar PORT DICKSON Finance Minister Daim Zainuddin said yesterday that Malaysia's economic 1 situation was improving, and its foreign reserves had risen to MSIT billion this year, from M 59.6 billion m 1985. At the Teiuk Kemang Umno division delegates'
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      Lock icon EPF in stronger position now after recovering $33m loss, says its GM
      434 9 PETALING JAVA The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) has assured members it is m a "strong and stable financial position"' and has recovered paper losses of $33.7 million incurred at the end of 1985. Its general manager. Datuk Haji
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      Lock icon MCA likely to field local man for Gopeng by-election
      207 9 KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian Chinese Association is likely to pick a local man to contest the Gopeng parliamentary by-election which is expected to be held soon, sources said on Saturday. The decision to choose a local candidate, the sources said, was
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      Lock icon Child abuse cases on the increase
      188 9 SERDANG Five cases of child abuse leading to death were detected by the Knala Lumpur General Hospital over the past two years, a seminar was told on Saturday. The chairman of the hospital's Child Abuse and Neglect Committee, Associate Professor Dr Sham Kasim, said
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      Helping hand for small business
      180 10  -  Hsung Bee Hwa Uranium Starting today, an occasional page that examines and explains issues and policies that affect our lives. Words: Graphics: OWNERS of small businesses who are big on ideas but short of cash can turn to various financial schemes for help. The government
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      Human error the cause of 9 in 10 accidents
      893 11 ACCIDENTS along Malaysian roads and highways are on the rise from about 68,000 m 1982 to slightly more than 82,000 m 1985. Malaysian road authorities said about 30,000 people were killed and 200,000 more injured m accidents m peninsular Malaysia m
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      Watch for snake bends, potholes, cyclists and cows
      312 11 The killer stretches MANY roads along the heavily used west coast of peninsular Malaysia are single-lane stretches, some badly m need of repairs. A motorist who travels from Ayer Hitam m Johor to the Cameron Highlands is likely to take the highway
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      12 S'poreans killed since June last year
      302 11 The awful statistics TWELVE Singaporeans have died m five road accidents on Malaysian highways since June last year. Three of the accidents were head-on collisions. The most recent serious accident involving Singaporeans happened last Tuesday when Loh Siew Lua, 27, and Yang Nam
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      Vagrant's death: Two detained
      91 11 POLICE have picked up a man and a woman who, they believe, can help with investigations into the death of a vagrant, Lai Wen Leong last Wednesday. The man, 52, and the woman, 40, are also vagrants. They were detained at 2.30 am yesterday near the
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      MRT work hits peak, but grouses go down
      300 11 SINGAPOREANS complained far less about Mass Rapid Transit construction last year than they did m the previous two years. The MRT Corporation received 11 complaints for every million manhours worked per month last year about a quarter of the 1984 figure of
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      First private allergy lab to open soon
      261 12  -  KONG SOOK CHIN SINGAPORE'S first private allergy laboratory will open later this month. bringing with it the latest m allergy testings. Allergy Laboratory is being set up by a group of private investors with technology from the Swedish pharmaceutical compan\ Pharmacia Diagnostics. The
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      RI wins
      24 12 MEMBERS of Raffles Institution's National Police Cadet Corps won the 16th NPCC quiz on Saturday at the Environment Building m Scotts Road.
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      Youth wing will help PAP know young better
      136 12 Youth wing will help PAP know young better THE formation of a youth wing m the People's Action Party will help party leaders to understand younger voters and their views on government policies better. The MP for Changi, Mr Teo Chong Tee, said last night that it could also create
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      Management talk
      38 12 THE President of the Institute of Administrative Management m the United Kingdom, Mr Victor Paige, will talk to members of the Singapore branch of the organisation at the Mandarin Hotel on March 25 at 7 pm.
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      Chok Tong's night zoo idea
      451 12  -  RAYMOND NG PAP kindergarten pupils' outing at the Zoo and CN-West Leisure Park. Picture by IDPxM suggests Spore safari to pull m the crowds IT WAS his first visit to the Singapore Zoo m several years, but Mr Goh Chok Tong lost no time m
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      Day of fun for pupils, parents and MPs
      351 12 Day of fun for pupils, parents and MPs THOUSANDS of kindergarten pupils, with parents, grandparents, brothers and sisters m tow, had a day of fun at the Singapore Zoo and the CN West Leisure Park yesterday. The outings were organised for People's Action Party kindergarten pupils from all over Singapore.
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      Mischief by fire charge
      64 12 A MAN has been charged with committing mischief by fire by setting alight the front door of a fifth-storey flat m Block 3. Jalan Kukoh. at 2.45 am on Jan 12 last year. No plea was taken from Phua Chee Seng, 3i. who allegedly wanted to
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      959,000 visited zoo last year
      127 12 A RECORD Ssft,Mt f*opi» visited the Singapore Zoological Gardens lai i year, 13 per rent mere than the 1986 flgve of A statement from th< Executive Chairman ot the Zoo, Dr Ong Swee Law, said this was "an aii-tii je high since the Inception of
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      Follow issues, MP urges residents
      220 13 CHONG Boon residents *ere yesterday urged by their MP to follow national issues closely and provide the Government with useful feedback Mr S. Chandra Das referred particularly to policies concerning town councils, independent schools, population growth and the National Agenda. Speaking to his constitutes before
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      Closed today
      16 13 THE Indian High Commisskm vfll be closed today because of Holi. a Hindu festival.
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      US embassy to start walk-in counselling clinic for students
      196 13 US embassy to start walk-in counselling clinic for students THE American Embassy will start a "walk-in counselling clinic" at the end of this month for students who want to study m the United States. This session will be from 2 to 5 pm, Mondays to Fridays. Students need not make
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      Pugilists for contest
      48 13 A three-day pugilistic or uvshu competition to pick 10 representatives for the first Asia Wushu Competition is being held at the Toa Payoh Stadium. The last day is today. the first Asia Wushu Competition will be held m Yokohama, Japan on Sept 26 and 27.
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      Income starts policy for students
      466 13  -  DOREEN SOH By Varsity study loan included m insurance package NTUC INCOME, the insurance arm of the National Trades Union Congress, will launch a comprehensive Student Policy containing a university study loan scheme on Friday. A premium of just $4 50 a month buys a
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      Beware the Granny trap, warns university don
      503 13  -  IRENE HOE Seminar on women and ageing By WHILE Singapore has been worrying about the three-generation family, a four-generation family has already come into its own because of longer life expectancy, a university don told a seminar yesterday. Associate Professor Ann Wee, who
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      Most NS men do cope with stress
      495 14  -  MICHAEL LIM National Mental Health Week forum BY For those who don't, problems peak m first month MOST national servicemen m the Singapore Armed Forces adjust well to the stresses and rigours of military life but between 400 and 500 soldiers are m
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      Advice for those going into NS
      123 14 THE Chief Psychiatrist of the Singapore Armed Forces, Lieutenant Colonel (Dr) Fong Yeng Hoi, has some advice for soon-to-be national servicemen: Accept national service as part and parcel of the growing-op process for all young male Singaporean* and take it as a challenge; Keep
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      The Robinsons fire: Only the memories remain
      1062 15  -  SUMIKO TAN AZIZ HUSSIN The Survivors YESTERDAY marked the first anniversary of one cf Singapore's worst disasters when the seven-storey Hotel New World crumbled to the ground, killing 33 people. There have also been other major disasters, like the 1978 Spyros tragedy and
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      Plans for driving circuit in Bukit Batok
      234 15 Plans for driving circuit in Bukit Batok A NEW driving circuit to be built m Bukit Batok West Avenue 5 will cater to learner-drivers m the western part of the island such as Jurong, Clementi and Bukit Panjang. Tenders have been called for a 30-year lease of a 30,000 sq
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      Price of success
      616 16 Price of success TO BUILD 190,000 flats within a five-year period is no mean feat. Yet despite its success m meeting the housing needs of the majority of Singaporeans, the HDB now finds itself m the uncomfortable position of having to hold on to some 22,000 unsold fiats. It is
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      New guard have forged own working style
      2622 16 New guard have forged own working style Petir interview with Prof S. Jayakumar For some time now, they have been referred to collectively as "the new guard" or "the younger leaders". They are the men who m recent years have been moving to the forefront of Singapore politics, groomed to
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      Ensuring continuity
      42 16 1976: Mr Goh (left) and Mr Dhanabalan. 1972 entrants to politics: M:- Ong (left) and Dr Mattar 1979: Dr Tan. 1989: Mr Lee (left), Prof Jayakumar (middle), and Dr te*. 1984: Mr Wong (left), BG Lee (middle) and Mr Ye*>.
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      Unsafe vegetables: Chemical makers must work with consumer groups
      542 17 Regional comment Editorial, headlined Force a food shotgun marriage, published m The Sunday Star on March 8. HOW long have Malaysians been eating vegetables because they look good rather than because they are nutritious and safe? No one can really tell.
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      Small shops fading from Japanese scene
      1827 17  - Small shops fading from Japanese scene CHRISTOPHER CHIPELLO By writing tor The Asian Wall Street Journal 6 In 1983, Seven-Eleven became the first Japanese retail chain to introduce computerised check-out systems m all its outlets. The electronic "point-of-sales" systems, common m US supermarkets, help retailers monitor inventory more efficiently and
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        Two types of go-carts at safety park
        169 18 I REFER to the letter ■"Brakes of go-carts should be on the left" by "H. H" 'ST. Feb27). Fht-re are two types of go-carts used at the Road Safety Park, one manufaehmd m West Germany .mi the other m Thailand. The West German
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        No such requirements
        81 18 WE REFER to the letter Starched uniform leaves daughter bleeding" (ST, March 2). Neither the Ministry of Education nor the Red Cross Society has imposed the requirements mentioned by the writer. We share the writer's concern and would be BtJrtfeftl] if the writer could contact Miss Ong
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        More markers for tourists being considered
        218 18 WE REFER to the letter, 'Tourist Row, but where are facilities?", by Kelvin Sim (ST. March 2). We would like to thank Mr Sim for his comments and suggestions. It mayplease your readers to know that presently there are city and location map markers,
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        Testers trained to be polite
        118 18 I REFER to the letter "Testers can help make driving tests more pleasant"' by 'Veteran Failure" {ST, March 4). We wish to assure "Veteran Failure" that testers do not take delight m announcing the failure of a learner. The tester has the unenviable task of
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        Zhujiao in use for five years
        107 18 PLEASE refer to the letter "Better to call the place XX than Tekka" by -'NonChinese" (ST. March 9), who suggested that Zhujiao Centre should be renamed Kandang Kerbau. We thank the writer for his suggestion. However, we would like to reiterate the point that
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      Strays treated like garbage
      526 18 THE Straits Times welcomes letters from you. Your letters must include your signature, full name, address, and home and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. But we
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      Lagoon not the best place for trials
      229 18 I REFER to the reply "Dragon boats at lagoon: It was necessary" from Mr George Thomas of the Singapore Sports Council (ST, March 6). I am still not convinced that the lagoon is the best and only place available m Singapore for the
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      Bungalows for pensioners?
      46 18 THE government holiday bungalows cater for serving officers of all grades. Pensioners, however, are excluded. During off peak periods, most of the bungalows are left vacant. Perhaps the Ministry of Finance may consider applications from pensioners during off peak seasons? PENSIONER Singapore 1646
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      Is this condition really necessary to practise taiji?
      242 18 Is this condition really necessary to practise taiji? BECAUSE of old age and an impending physical impairment, my wife and I aged 54 and 59 respectively) decided to take up taifi. Accordingly, we enquired at the Paya Lebar community centre to enrol for the course. We were told that m
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      Leave this toilet open
      82 18 I AM one of the many hawkers doing business at Block 104, Yishun Ring Road wet market. We often find the toilet there locked between 2.30 and 5.40 am. This is really inconvenient when we have to answer nature's call. We suggest that the toi- let
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      This week
      314 19 March IS and 17: A ■■Just-in-time'" conference on how to reduce stocks, cut costs and improve quality has been organised by the Institute for International Research. At the Dynasty Hotel. Fee: $1,250 Phone: 338-3521. March 11: Arthur Andersen Associates Pte is holding a half-day seminar on The Singapore
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      Appointments
      232 19 4 1 can't emphasise more that patents are critical to stimulating research. They are truly meaningful and anybody who doesn't recognise that has a problem. Genentech president G. Kirk Raab. SIM Lim Investments Ltd has appointed Mr Wan Shoang Fan executive director. Mr Wan was formerly deputy director of
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        Lock icon Japanese saving a lot more
        86 19 TOKYO Personal savings m Japan showed a 10.3 per cent increase last year to 545,302.9 billion yen (557,634.2 billion) the first double-digit gain m three years. Officials of the Bank of Japan attributed the sharp increase to unprecedented low interest rates, which led to drastic
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        Lock icon Fined for diverting state funds
        101 19 AMSTERDAM A Belgian court has handed suspended jail sentences and fines to management board officials of Algemene Bank Nederland, m a case over alleged misappropriation of Belgian government funds Chairman Robertus Hazelhoff and four board members of the largest Dutch bank were each sentenced to
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        Lock icon Kawasaki gets US train deal
        89 19 NEW YORK The New York City subway system has chosen Kawasaki of Japan to build 200 new cars instead of West ing house-Amrail, citing quality and price as the contributing factors. Westinghouse-Amrail, a French-American consortium, is building 425 cars for the subway and officials had
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        Lock icon Bally may sell theme park chain
        91 19 CHICAGO The Bally Manufacturing Corp is considering selling its Six Flags theme amusement park chain, m addition to possibly spinning off its health club chain. Bally recently completed a US$439 million (***** million) acquisition of the Golden Nugget Casino Hotel m Atlantic City and
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        Lock icon Novelty of a new exchange
        82 19 STOCKHOLM Sweden's new private Options and Futures Exchange saw an estimated turnover of 10,000 contracts on its first day's trading. This, dealers said, was higher than expected. The Swedish Options and Futures Exchange opened m direct competition with the private exchange which has handled all
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        Lock icon Capital boost
        74 19 BEIJING Bank of China has increased its authorised capital to five billion yuan (Ss2.l billion) from three billion to help meet expanding business needs, the official People's Daily reported. The state-owned bank's total assets reached 345 billion yuan at the end of last year, compared with 260.5 billion
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      Market can easily digest govt shares
      565 19  -  DOREEN SOH By Divestment committee suggests the possible ways THE Singapore stock market can easily absorb the estimated $590 million worth of government shares to be released each year over the next decade if local investors are encouraged to invest m statutory boards and
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      Sliding scale commissions likely in new formula for broking firms
      974 19  -  ANTHONY HOE By A GENERAL consensus is emerging that when the Stock Exchange of Singapore committee responds to the Monetary Authority's request for the exchange to come up with a satisfactory formula for moving from fixed to negotiated broking commissions,
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      Lock icon Bank to pull out of share market-making
      242 19 LONDON One of Britain's biggest banks, the Midland, plans to pull out of the business of making a market m shares on the London Stock Exchange. It said it would concentrate on providing other stock market services for its clients. The withdrawal from
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      Lock icon Accord reached on core elements of rubber pact
      392 19 Accord reached on core elements of rubber pact GENEVA NATIONS that produce and consume natural rubber have agreed on the core elements of an international pact to stabilise world prices of the commodity. Compromise on issues blocking an agreement was reached at a United Nations conference on an accord to
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    • Company news The week that was
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        New Issues
        46 20 A B N: Proposed share split from 100DF to 10DF. PELS: Proposed bonus issue of one-for-four and sub-division of $1 par into two shares of 50 cents each. rteppd Corpn: Proposed US$6O million convertible bonds. S Steamship: Proposed rights issue of one-for-four at $1.60.
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        Preliminary figures
        102 20 Gross Group pre-tax Year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) AB N 27(27) 1360.000 b( 1332,000 b) Dec 36 Asiatic Dcv Msl 1 .039 (518,207) Dec 86 CASH —(5) M56.866L(53.308) Aug 86 15(14) $184,159(5129.668) Dec 86 12(10) $16,841 ($10,323) Dec 86 146 4d(21.5) M5159.298(5186,316) Dec 86 Guthne Ropel 7.5(15)
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        Interim results
        101 20 Interim Group pre-tax Half-year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) Benta —(20) M5296(52.520) Dec 86 Boustead 2.5(5) M55.664(520.258) Dec 86 Cons Plant M526.600(553.500) Dec 86 Dunlop Ind 2(2) M55.700(59.000) Dec 86 George Town Ms43L(sl) Sep 86 4(3.3a) M$10.010($12.001) Dec 86 M59 .233(514.665) Dec 86 Hume M 5(6) M57.542(514.700) Dec
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        Corporate News
        441 20 The Foreign Investment Committee has approved Aokam Tin Bhd's proposals to acquire a 32.5 per cent stake m Cold Storag j Malaysia Bhd and a 20 per cent share m Malaysian Assurance Alliance Bhd. Bolton-Finance Bhd. an associate of Bolton Properties, has completed an agreement with receivers of
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        New York
        135 20 Mar 13 USJ Change Gen Mo-ore 77> SS t/ d ße7 Tire Alhed S«j 47* -V, Hewlen p ock Amo« ifcK IBS -14 Int! Bus. Mach 144'% S Amr Corp 56^ Corp 63S Ch«« Monhtn 38 >. unch Mobll c 4 Chn«l«Cp 53S Novis!or P 7 unch Citic
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        Lock icon Sydney
        143 20 SYDNEY Australian share markets struggled towards a partial recovery on Friday after a we<?k of unsteady trading and lack of investor confidence. Across-the-board bargain hunting helped end the week on a positive note after a four-day sell out spurred partly by a Federal decision to increase the minimum weekly
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      Lock icon Indices at new highs almost every day
      463 20 Tokyo TOKYO Share prices on the Tokyo stock market continued to surge throughout the week, with the key market indicators reaching consecutive record highs from Tuesday to Friday. The Nikkei Stock Average, a hefty 683.69-yen winner the previous week, posted a 392.10 yen
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      Lock icon New York
      170 20 NEW YORK Trading on WaU Street fluctuated widely last week due mainly to technical considerations. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 2,258.66 on Friday, 21.57 points down from the previous Friday's closing. Total turnover for the week was 853.10 million shares. Analysts saw downward pressure due to
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      Lock icon London
      144 20 LONDON After a dull start, despite a half per cent cut m British interest rates, the stock market gained ground over the past week, amid City expectations that rates could be reduced further when the Budget is presented tomorrow. The Financial Times Industrial Index failed to reach its previous
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      London
      506 20 Mar 13 Pence Change INDUSTRIALS Asdo-W.FI 153 -1 Allied-Lyons 392 -5 BTRPLC 337 +3 Bobcocks 199 +3 Barclays 522xr -I Beer horn 549 +3 BICC 346 +11 Blue Circle 745 -3 BOC Group 434 +10 Boots 293 +3 Bowater 414 +2 BATS 516 +2 Britannia 177'j +3.> Brit Gas
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      How your stocks performed
      3523 20 Al shares quoted have a par value ot SI. unless otherwise specified c Adjusted lor scrip- rights N Tax-eiempted dividend ABN s traded m lots ot 10 shares each, with the price quoted m dolars Trustee stocks under CPf Approved Investment Scheme 1986/87 Last Yield Net
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      131 20 HONGKONG The Hang Seng Index see-sawed throughout the week, but a major drop on Tuesday and dull end-of-the-week trading saw the index shed 71.74 points to close on FYida\ at 2,721. 17. The broader-based Hong Kong Index fell 41 M points on last week's finish to 1,744.75. The market
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        Bank rates
        363 21 1 kin $1,000 2 For Best cißtomm orty 3 OCBC Finance. 4 a«ilab*e i\ DBS Faunce 5 QuaSt»nt ttut rjles «c oHeted by tubsidufy OUT UOf 1 rates." aho His- ll UOf mo miibH i[ 06S France OCBC OUB UO6 DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings daily 3 3 1
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        Banks' PLRs
        546 21 BANKS' prime lending rates at the close of business on Friday, Mar 13 Bank PLR Algemene Bank 6 American Express 7 Am Dam Rterdam Bank 6 4 Arab Bank Ltd I* Arab Banking Corp 7' 4 Asia Commercial 6 1 2 A N/ Banking Group 6*4 Ban Hin
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        Ships in port
        282 21 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppei Wharves Builder 2 K22 aside 16/3 Eastern GL K2B aside 16/3 Equator 111 K23 aside 16/3 Fort Nanaimo Kl5 aside 163 Goddess K2l aside 17/3 Jmteng K33 aside 18/3 Vivien Kl6 aside 16 3 Xuancheng R29 aside 16/3 Barber Toba KO9 16
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        Container schedules
        851 21 Delivery of FCL import containers Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo Ship (Voyage) Boxes Available Qiuhe (19E) COD 14/3 (0945) Sentosa (3S; COD 14/3 (1148) Sea Glory (BH2) COD 14/3 (1105) Tambang VII (7520) COD 14/3 (1425) Mandin (07N) COD 14/3 (1820) Havelland (1,87) COD 14/3
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        Lock icon Cartel proposed
        69 21 TOKYO Japanese shipbuilders have applied to the Stateqgs Fair Trade Commission to form a cartel to restrict tonnage built to about half of total capacity for the year starting April 1. Under the plan, 33 yards capable of building ships of more than 10,000 gross tons will curtail
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        Asian $ rates
        212 21 Asian rates ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended Mar 13. BID PRICES usj High Low /days 6. 6 1/16 1 month 6' i 6 7/16 2 months 6N 6 7/16 3 months 6 1 1 16 6's 6 months 6 7 16 6 3 9 months 6
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        169 21 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.4613 1 4642 6.89—6.71 Canadian dollar 1.6281—1.6301 6.20—6.11 NZ dollar 1.2026—1.2074 8.35-8.09 Sterling pound 3.4048—3.4085 2.96—2.92 US dollar 2.1475 2.1485 4.69—4.65 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign
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        Rubber
        33 21 Closing prices RUBBER Spore XL cents cents S/ kilo M kilo Mar 9 187 75 224.00 Mar 10 189.50 225.50 Mar 11 191.25 225.50 Mar 12 192.00 225.50 Mar 13 192.50 226.50
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        Tin
        28 21 Closing Turnover TIN prices Tonnes Cents (M)/kilo Mar 9 1699 85 Mar 10 16.99 98 Mar 11 16.98 88 Mar 12 16.81 40 Mar 13 16.77 66
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        Gold, Financial futures
        329 21 BULLION prices retreated to settle near the week's low after failing to overcome strong resistance around US$4lO (basis spot). At the New York Commodity Exchange, spot gold dipped US$2.3O below the previous Friday's close to finish at U*****.90 an ounce. The sell-off was attributed to the expiration
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        Lock icon Rubber
        74 21 KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian rubber market closed steadier with April International 1 RSS rising 3.5 sen last week to 226.50 sen a kg. The firmness was due mainly to the market's expectation of overseas enquiries m the next fewweeks after reports of recent Soviet enquiries m Singapore and London.
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        Lock icon Tin
        55 21 LOWER. The price of tin on the European spot market (basis Rotterdam warehouse) fell from £4,360-4,390 to £4,260-4,300 per tonne as demand was slack and profit-taking accentuated by currency factors and recent gains m line with Kuala Lumpur. Malaysian trade estimates foresee a rise of Ms 3 to Ms2o
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        Lock icon Silver
        47 21 NARROW RANGE. Both London Metal Exchange and bullion values were locked m a narrow range, underpinned by a relatively steady trend elsewhere m the precious sector but restrained by the poor fundamental position of this metal. LME stocks were up 117,000 ounces at 21,717,000 ounces. AFP
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        Lock icon Copper
        49 21 FIRMER. The depressing effect of sterling's strength against the dollar was such that the small premium for cash over forward metal (backwardation) m place the previous week was wiped out on Monday despite the 5,500-tonne fail m LME stocks to 135,925 tonnes, the lowest since last June. AFP
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        Lock icon Aluminium
        39 21 IRREGULAR. Currency influences were brushed aside by the 1.150-tonne fall m LME stocks to 90,300 tonnes, the lowest since September 1981. Merchants outside the LME quoted U551. 350-1. 370 per tonne against U551. 495-1,515 the previous week. AFP
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        GOLD ACCOUNT
        28 21 Buying Selling Highest— Lowest Highest— Lowest Ss/gm Ss/gm Bank of China 28.19 27.87 28.31 27 99 OUB 28 21 27.95 28.36-28.10 UOB 28 26-27.93 28 41-28.08
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      517 22 Liquidators to give figures at end of week KUALA LUMPUR The provisional liquidators of the Emporium and Supermarket Holdings group are expected to present the first report on the group's financial affairs by the end of this week. A spokesman for the liquidators, accounting firm
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      196 22 "Ed, I've decided to retire. Instead of a fancy retirement party, I'd just like to slip out quietly with the cash equivalent." OIM7 Trtw» M*M Samoa*, me M Wghß n—rva MOSCOW Soviet citizens are to have cheque books and will be able to draw
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        100 22 MALAYSIA Building Society Bnd made a group pre-tax profit of M 540.94£ million last year compared with MJ39.523 million the year before. After-tax profit was M 517.3 million compared with MJ16.3 million previously. At the company level, pre-tax profit rose to M 541.591 million from M540.52S million.
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        77 22 AVER Hitam Tin Dredging Malaysia Bhd has proposed a one-for-one bonus issue Directors said the new issue would bring the share capital of Aver Hitam more closely m line with its underlying assets. The company has also proposed to increase its authorised capital from seven million
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        76 22 MALAYSIAN Pacific Industries Bhd. a member of the Hong Leong group, has maintained its group pre-tax profit for the six months to last December at M 52.42 million against M 52.41 million m the previous corresponding period. Turnover rose to M 536.93 million from M 525.74 million while
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        37 22 BANK of Scotland has ceased to be a substantial shareholder m United International Securities Ltd. It has reduced its interest m UIS by one million shares, from 6 per cent to 4.18 per cent.
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      212 23  -  LUI KHANG By STRAITS n.MKS INDUSTRIAL INDEX 1 he first «.üb>tantiai pullbaek of the recent hit; rally i> being experienced with the index closing last week at 1,041.15 points almost 32 points down from the previous week. 1 ran now >.'«> tno possible scenarios. The first is that
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      109 23 SEOUL The South Korean stock market's composite index closed at a record high for the fifth successive day as most share prices rose again m active trading during Saturday's half-day session. The upsurge was aided by buying interest m construction, insurance, finance and pharmaceutical
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      742 23 Stock market weekly round-up Singapore But bull trend 'still intact' THE Singapore stock market initially hit new highs early last week but then suffered a heavy correction, including a loss of almost 25 points on The Straits Times Industrial Index on Friday. Prices had surged
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      205 23 Most active stock LOWER-PRICED Malaysian Resources Corporation Bhd (MRCB) was the most active stock last week. With 7.97 million shares traled, the property stock fell 5.5 cents to 33.5 cents, after having risen 8.5 cents the previous week. The counter's ISB6/87 high was 61 cents and the low
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      91 23 THE FOLLOWING is a list of the five most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week. It ?ives the turnover m thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and the high and low for 1986/87. Company Volume Price (J) Hijh (J) Low (J)
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      205 23 Kuala Lumpur INTEREST on the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week rotated around low-er-priced stocks, with quality higher-priced counters succumbing to profit-tak-ing. The New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index, which touched new highs the previous week, reached another peak when it edged marginally higher to
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      317 25  -  OUR RACING TEAM By Ow Yang's second classic success m 10 weeks KUALA LL'MPL'R Measure U, the only mare among the 12 runners m the weight-for-age Sultan of Selangor Gold Cup tare yesterday, put daylight between her and the opposition at the winning post. In an all-outsider
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      RACE 1
      205 25 CLASS 3 DIV 2 l,gMm Taste-Yin Stable's 9 Taste-Yin 52.5 (13-7) Ng (31 2 1 1 SmartftStick 57 .87-17) Axiz (9) 1 2 2 7 Two Star General 53 (19-9) Salrl (7) 3 3 3 6 Marching Home 54 5 (15-5) Davteon (4) 4 4 4 3 I'm
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      464 25 JAPAN DELEGATION CUP CLASS 2 Dl\ 3 l^ttm Rich 4 Glamorous Stable 1 Phantom Ace 111 54 (i 3-5) Thomas (13) 3 4 i 1 Truly Pair 1157 (23-10) Masrahen (11) 1 1 2 6 Soft* 54 1121-27) Marnki (7) II 9 3 15 Absolute Authority 51 c
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      158 25 CLASS 1 DIV 1 I,6«eni TAJ Stable's Istanbul «c 49.5 (6-5) D*mingnez (1) 1 4 1 3 WlUOThe Wisp 51 (28-8) Oo (8) 1 1 2 4 Beat The Clack 50.5 (47-8) Axkar (3) 5 5 3 1 Count Of Honour 59 (59-11) Johnson (7) 2 2 4
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      313 25 p; q g^^p B HONGKONG SILVER Yl EN PAO TROPHY CLASS 2 DIV 1 l,2ttm Cherr;. Hill Stable's 7 (herr> Hill 55.5 (20-8) Khoo (1) 7 S 1 5 KazzitiaUxi V 55.5 (52-15) Johnson (10) 8 4 2 6 Ittohl 55.5 < 17-8) Dominguez (8) 4 3 3
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      240 25 CLASS 2 DIV 2 2,M#m Coronation Stable's 2 Win-Em-All II f* 14?) Foo (9) S 4 1 3 Nobtero 56 c 53 (151-32) Saifudin (12) 2 1 2 9 Precbdonlst 52.5 (22-9) Domlngnez (3) 8 3 3 7 Santaray 53.5(24-9) Ow Yang (5) 4 5 4 1 Vendicato
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      227 25 SULTAN OF SELANGOR GOLD CUP CLASS 1 l,6Mm Pirene Stable's 9 Measure n 35.5 (70-17) Ow Yang (7) 7 S 1 3 CkoUimaa 57.5 (45-16) Johnson (6) 9 7 2 12 My Temple 57.5 (44-11) Rajoo (3) 12 8 3 11 Rhesios 57.5 (58-20) Khoo (2) C S
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      118 25 \fj*M[ Florida-bred Phantom Jet, m con•jfcion for a berth m this vKr 's Kentucky Derby. f2 home from eighth posfi)n m the straight to win '3T US$l5O,OOO (about *****.000) Tampa Bay Derby for three-year-olds m record time on Saturday. Ridden by Keith Allen, Phantom
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        229 25 CLASS 3 DIV 5 l,2«tm Frontal Stable's 6 Wonder Bine 53.5 (13-7) Khoo (3) 1 1 1 3 Jack NJU155.5 (16-7) Aag (5) II 8 2 1 Vetri Veeran 56.5 (38-10) Sairi (11) 2 t 3 7 Ovation V 53 (66-15) SaMao (8) 5 4 4 10 Pete's
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        240 25 INTERNATIONAL JOCKEY'S INVITATION RACE MALAYSIA TROPHY CLASS 2 DIV 1 2,Mtm Brigadier Stable's 6 Smart Looker 55.5 (13-7) Thompson (3) 3 1 1 12 Never Miss 1154 (69-17) Ng (6) It 7 2 3 It's Who II Know 56 (26-11) S Lee (4) 4 4 3 4 Shadowfax
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        215 25 CLASS 3 DIV 4 I,2Wm Regent Stable's 11 Indiscreet II 53.5 (12-5) Azhar (9) 1 1 1 7 Le'Seml Tresor 55.5 c 53 (58-14) Slvan (7) S 3 2 1 Corporal Kllnger 57 (511-103) A Rahman (10) 7 7 3 6 Leave Me Aloae 55.5 (99-25) Ang (2)
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        333 25 CLASS 3 DIV 3 l,2Mm Loh Kit Soon's 3 Jeffersons 56 (67-19) PH Chan (6) 1 1 1 5 Happy Trooper 55.5 (21-6) Johnson (12) 2 2 2 8 Flying Finn 0 55(141-33) SB Tan (4) 3 3 3 6 Ocker Ossie 55.5 (10-5) Rahmat (7) 9 4
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      53 25 Quartet: Punter scoops a cool $129,156 ONLY one punter at Buklt TAmah struck the correct winning combination of 9, 3, 12 and 11 In yesterday's quartet betting race (the Sultan of Selangor Gold Cop) and collected $129,15€. This sum Included a jackpot of $39,181, comprising half the quartet pool, carried
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      177 25 TOP OF THE CLASS! Thai's Royal Executive Class has been voted the Best Business Class m the 1986 Airline of the\fear Awards i I We admit we had gone to extraordinary lengths for the business traveller. Wider-than-normal seats and legroom. Exquisite linen, fine porcelain, silver cutlery and a choice of
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      Lock icon Bordeaux top table with easy victory
      200 26 FRENCH, SPANISH LEAGUES PARIS Bordeaux again moved a point clear of championship rivals Marseille at the top of the French First Division on Saturday night when they beat struggling Sochaux 3-0 at home, while Marseille dropped a point m their second goalless draw away
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      1333 26 DIVISION ONE Everton 3 Southampton 0, Leicester 1 Charlton 0, Luton 2 Manchester United 1, Manchester City 1 Chelsea 2, Oxford 1 Liverpool 3, Queen's Park Rangers 3 Nottingham Forest 1, West Ham 0 Norwich 2. Postponed: Arsenal v Newcastle. Aston Villa v Watford. Sheffield Wednesday v Tottenham,
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      270 26 W. GERMAN, PORTUGUESE LEAGUES BONN West German League leaders Bayern Munich were held to a 1-1 draw by a Cologne side minus their disgraced goalkeeper Toni Schumacher m an emotionally-charged soccer match on Saturday. About 52,000 fans were m Cologne's Muengersdorf Stadium, many of them carrying
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      940 26 Liverpool could lose out if Barnes gets the lure of the lira LONDON Most players would find an offer to join Liverpool irresistible. Over the past decade, wearing the club's famous red strip has been a guarantee of success. But John Barnes, Watford's highly talented England winger,
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      22 26 40 Clive Allen (Tottenham Hotspur) 32 lan Rash (Liverpool) 26 Tony Cottee (West Ham United) 22 John Aldridge (Liverpool. AP
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      Lock icon Dynamo dazzle Bersiktas
      177 26 EUROPEAN ACTION IZMIR (Turkey) Dynamo Kiev, fired by goals from World Cup trio Igor Belanov. Oleg Blokhin and Vadim Yevtushenko. crushed Besiktas Istanbul 5-0 m their delayed European Cup quarter-final first-leg game on Saturday. Soviet champions Kievlived up to their reputation as the most polished team m
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      329 26 SOCCER IN SHORT THE pre-Olympic return leg match between Malaysia and Thailand will be held m Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday if North Korea fail to turn up for their matches by today This decision was conveyed to the Football Association of Malaysia executive secretary Paul Mony by Fifa secretary-general Joseph
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      331 27 French Open final to star top two SOUASH PARIS Top seed Jahangir Khan, of Pakistan, and his World Open conqueror, Ross Norman, set up another squash showdown when they won through to the French Open final here on Saturday Jahangir powered past fourth-seeded Briton Phil Kenyon m three games. while
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      Lock icon India waver within sight of victory
      242 27 India waver within sight of victory CRICKET BANGALORE India, chasing 221 to win the Fifth Test against Pakistan, were tottering at 99 for four after a combined pace and spin attack put the tourists on top at the end of the third day yesterday. The home team had lost four
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      Mushtaq stars in IA win
      187 27  - Mushtaq stars in IA win J. RAJENDRAN MUSHTAQ Patni took five wickets for 18 runs to steer Indian Association to a I three- wicket win over Cey- lon Sports Club m an SCA Division One match at Ba- lestier Road yesterday. Brirf «-oiT8: CSC 104 (M. Azam 22, M Patni
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      Li Kheam puts her cards on the table
      199 27  -  YOITH IN PURSUIT OF NATIONAL HONOURS KOH LI KHEAM, who seems to be m a hurry to win fame, is the overwhelming favourite for the women's title m the National Age-Group under-16 table tennis championships, which begin today I at the Singapore
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      Four play it again for Sembawang
      787 27  -  hjghj TAIWAN'S Chen Tze Ming pippea local hero Somsak Sriss-nga on the third hole of a dramatic sudden death play-off to win his secon 1 Thai Open yesterday. Chen sealed the match on the par-five 12th, after he and Somsak were forced to go
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      Dennis wins last bowling trial
      195 27  -  FIRST-WEEK leader Dennis Wong maintained his fine form to win the final national youth bowling trial at Jackie's Katong yesterday. The 21-year-old averaged 192 m the two ninegame roll-offs a great improvement on last month, when he topped the first stage of the trials with
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      355 27 ATHLETICS Canadian world record holders Ben Johnson and Angella Issajenko-Taylor easily won their 50m sprints m the Kobe indoor meet m Japan on Saturday. But Johnson, 25, won his race m the relatively slow time of 5.685e, 0.13 slower than his world indoor record of 5.55 set
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      Lock icon Iceman' Icuk frozen in Frost-bite final
      571 27 pictures Morten's straight-sets squeeze leaves Indonesian ace out m the cold DENMARK'S Morten Frost demolishing Indonesian "Iceman" Icuk Sugiarto to take the All-England men's singles title for the fourth time m six years here yesterday. Frost, 28, survived a war of attrition m the
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      162 27 All-England Championships Wembley, London Men's singles final: Morten Frost (Den) bt Icuk Sugiarto (Indon) 15-10, 15-0. Women's final: Kirsten Larsen (Den) bt Qian Ping (Chi) 9-7 (retd). Men's doubles semi-finals: Li Yongbo and Tian Bingyi (Chi) bt Kirn Moon Soo and Lee Deuk Choon (SK) 15-6. 15-11; Bobby Ertanto
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      Lock icon Kirsten's crown as Qian Ping retires injured
      233 27 Kirsten's crown as Qian Ping retires injured LONDON Kirsten Larsen. of Denmark, won thi women's singles badminton title at the All-Eng-land Championships for the first time when Qian Ping, of China, was forced to retire during yesterday's final because of a knee injury, The match was buila ing into a
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      Coach happy with squad's progress
      254 27 Coach happy with squad's progress SINGAPORE'S soccer team coach Seak Poh Leong no longer sports a worried look. He does not even flinch m his predictions for the forthcoming pre-Olympic Games competition starting m two weeks time. "We're certainly strong contenders for the pre-Olympic Games tournament," said Poh Leong yesterday.
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      2-0 victory puts Spurs into semis
      73 27  -  ALAN HUBBARD LONDON Tottenham Hotspur, seven-time winners of the FA Cup joined Watford, Coventry and Leeds m the draw for today's semi-finals with a 2-0 victory over at Wimbledon yesterday. Spurs' goals were scored by England players Chris Waddle and Glenn Hoddle. Waddle's was
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      Tyrwhitt get easy run to Div Two final
      301 27 Tyrwhitt get easy run to Div Two final JOE DORAI...ON THE SOCCER SCENE NEWLY-promcted Tyrwhitt Soccerites lived up to their ranking as one of the two best teams m the National Football League Division Two when they surprised seasoned campaigners South Avenue with a 2-0 triumph at Toa Payoh Stadium
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      Mental patients to get improved treatment
      679 28 New hospital at Woodbridge, more psychiatrists and better facilities THE mentally ill are going to get more and better care. More doctors are being trained to do psychiatry. More psychiatric facilities will be made available m some of the new polyclinics. And an up-to-date
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      Dr M: I'm open to compromise in Umno polls
      247 28  -  ISMAIL KASSIM By MASJID TAN" AH (Malacca) Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad yesterday indicated that he is willing to consider a compromise m the April 24 I'mno election to prevent a split m the party. "I am always willing
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      127 28 ICE CREAM time. First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong and his People's Action Party colleagues show that, sometimes, nothing beats a freezing popsicle on a hot, hot afternoon. With Mr Goh are (from left) Mr Goh Chee Wee (MP for Boon Lay),
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      Lock icon Pro-Iranian group to announce execution of Frenchman
      199 28 Pro-Iranian group to announce execution of Frenchman BEIRUT A pro-Irani-an underground group has said it would announce the execution of a French hostage today m a move one Lebanese newspaper suggests could strain relations between Syria and Iran. The Revolutionary Justice Organisation m Lebanon said it had put television technician
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      275 28 OXFORD (England) The graduates of Oxford University have elected Roy Jenkins, a former Labour Party Minister and now a founder member of the new Social Democratic Party, as their Chancellor. The post at the pinnacle of British academic life, made vacant by the death last
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      25 28 CAIRO Thirteen members of an Egyptian Muslim fundamentalist group were acquitted of charges of burning down video clubs and bars m Alexandria. AFP
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      104 28 NEW DELHI India's state-ran television here has banned winking by female models In commercials as part of a campaign to Improve the country's morals. The national television network Doordarshan, which netted US$Bl million (Ssl7l million) profits from advertising last year, has prohibited winking
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      Rais again hits out at that statement by BG Lee
      394 28 Rais again hits out at that statement by BG Lee Need to consolidate Malay strength and unity, he says PADANG TERAP (Kedah) For the second day m a row, Malaysian Foreign Minister Datuk Rais Yatim has criticised the statement by BrigadierGeneral (Res) Lee Hsien Loong on the position of Malays
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      Lock icon RESULTS ROUND-UP
      244 24 Eastern Zone (Ist rd): Taiwan 5 Singapore S Wu Chang Rung bt Mahader Hassan 6-3, 7-5; Liv Chung Hsing bt Tan Ah Peng 6-2, 6-2). Hongkong 5 Malaysia I Mark Baily bl Khairuddin Baharom 6-1, 6-2, 6-2; Colin Grant bt Yeo Kian Wah 6-2, 6-1. 6-2. Pakistan 3
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      Workshop draws big-name coaches
      119 24 LAN Barclay, coach of Australian No. 1 Pat Cash, and three other renowned coaches will be m Singapore for the Third International Tennis Federation East Asian coaches workshop at the Westin Stamford from May 3-9. The other big-name speakers will be Richard Schonborn, chief coach of
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      Singapore sink again
      387 24  -  J. RAJENDRAN By Captain Mahader blames poor preparation and one-man show DAVIS CUP ILL-PREPARED. That's how Singapore's Davis Cup captain Mahader Hassan summed up his team's dismal display after they were whitewashed 5-0 by Taiwan m Taipeh yesterday. The flamboyant national champion, well known for his outspoken
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      Lock icon Debutant Masur toast of Australia
      402 24 ADELAIDE Australia clinched a berth m the second round of the 1987 Davis Cup yesterday when Wally Masur struggled past tenacious Yugoslav Bruno Oresar m a thrilling opening reverse singles match at sun-drenched Memorial Drive Stadium. Masur, playing m his first Davis Cup tie, subdued
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      276 24 MARCO ISLAND (Fldrida) Chris Evert Lloyd and Wendy Turnbull beat Lori McNeil and Bettina Bunge on Saturday m the final round of the US$4OO,OOO ($856,000) Women's Team Championship Doubles Tournament. The 6-1, 7-5 victory earned the second-seeded team of Chris and Wendy U*****,625. Lori and her West German
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    215 26 MOM CHUNG MENG ING AGED 73 YEARS OLD patted away peacefully on U-3-1987 7 00 am leaving betiind:a«io»*d huab«nd: Seng Liang X Sons: Kok Yiong. Kok Cheng Daughter* Hui Kiang. Kwee Ngoti. i.^HuiHoon.Hui Cheng Dau^nters in-law > <eng Lang. Janet Quek Meow Yuen Son«-.n-;aw Goh Leng Hoh. Yew
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    24 26 With Deepen Sympathies Condolence* to The Fam ty of the Late SCT T ANPANANTHAN FROM: OIC 4 Men of ASMB/FUEL COMPONENT BAY
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    49 26 S VALLIAMAL 16.3.78 None knew her but I love her, None named her but I praise her Always remembered ty Family and loved ones. N.S.G. VELU. MISS TEO LYE WAH Departed 16/3/84 That unselfish life, it has not died. Dearly missed by all your loved ores.
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    78 26 IN LOVING MEMORY OF QUEK SEOW CHOON CHUA KIM KEAW Departed 19.2.86 Departed 26.3.86 In our hearts your memory lingers, Sweetly tender, fond and true. There is not a day. dear parents That we do not think of you Always remembered by Sons: Quefc
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    43 26 M. A. PILLAY AGE: 75 (EX-TELECOMS STAFF) Psssed away peacefully on the 15.3.87 at 2.30im leaving be.md wife. sons, daughters, ions-m-uw, daughters-in-law, and grandchildren. Cortege leaves 340 Upper Para Lebar Road, today at 10.30 am fcr cremation at Mt Vernon Crematorium.
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    90 26 T. ANPANANTHAN (ANAND) He had a smile a pleasant way, a helping hand to all he knew. He was kind, generous and true. On earth he nobly did his best. There is a link death cannot sever. Love and remembrance last forever. Grant him, Lord, heavenly rest.
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    87 26 SUNDRAM UNAMAL*- Y (JANAKI) passed away peacefully on 13.3.87 at 12.45 a.m. cremated on the same day at 45 Sembawang Hill Drive S pore 2057, leaving behind Husband: Sundram Sons, Daughters, Sons-in-law, Daughter-in-law, grand children and loved ones to mourn her loss. We thank doctors and nurses of
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      227 27 i#* UHS Marketing Institute of Singapore Graduate Diploma m Marketing (6th intake) /An Exclusive Qualification for Graduates/ Graduates m sales or marketing positions seeking to advance their marketing knowledge and career are invited to |Oin the MIS one-year Graduate Diploma m Marketing programme starting on 7 April The course is
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      91 27 OARTS Anchor-Kent Div. I: Johnnie Walker Black Label v Alex Sports (My Office Lounge, Bedok); SIA v Scorpions (SIA Sports Club) both at Bpm. SOCCER SBHFL Di\ 3A: Del Mar v Hitachi Elevator (Geylang, 5.15). Junior k.0.: Haw Par SC v Westin Stamford (Tanglin), Tangs SC v Texins SC (Tanglin
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      18 28 Most NS men do cope with stress Page 14 Six ways to fight stress Section Two, Page 1
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      205 28 Weather UP TO 1 p.m. Fair. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 24 mm SUNSET today: 7.17 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.10 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 13 33 C Cloudy London -1 8 C Clear Amsterdam C t Los Angeles 12 20 C Rain Athens 08 C Cloudy
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      Six ways to fight stress
      172 1 St r ess. It can lead to job burnout, mental fatigue, tedium and anxiety, depression, nervous breakdown and heart diseases. Mention the word and almost everyone has something to say on the subject. Job tensions affect everyone, although people m some occupations may be more
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      A bus driver unwinds with a bounce on the court
      325 1 PLAYING basketball helps bus driver Chun King Huwe unwind from *ork tensions, as well as keep healthy and fit. Kw.^; Huwe, 33, who drives a Singapore BUS Service dou-ble-decker (Serviet on a 1 .-hour route from TuOfiBSS New Town to
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      Lock icon A nurse turns to music to ward off tension
      579 1 A jockey rides away from his cares to a houseful of dogs On Page Three, how a musician, broker and teacher cope with stress. THE music she coaxes out of the guzheng may sound like rippling water, the rustiing wind or
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        506 1 Wfed aU be better off if we were made like the Carrier Multisplit It isn't only human beingsthat multisplits, on the other hand there HUDC or HDBflatJLrust reach tor come with a heart. -^%^p- is on 'y one oversized compressor the telephone and give your friendly Air-conditioners do too. j|Q||
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        1418 2 i TEENffG^ 7 Vl^lEW I LIDO: Sat. 21 March 8.45 am Admission: STALLS $1.50 CIRCLE $2 50 I CASH BOOKINGS NOW OPEN-NO FREE LIST I Bhv, "JSS£%F/ FERRIS ICRROWM ■np M A FERRARI ARR RIB IT- WT Ft JNW *>-(- »AY. m r' _Jr_mw m *i jP B RK FBI
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        292 2 I at b B Now Showing CAPITOL/ CHANGI Last Day, CAPITOL (*****59) 11am. 1.45. 4.00 6.30 9.15 B CHANGI (*****59) 11am. 1 15. 3.30 7.00. 915 SAVOY y^A THEY HIRED THE DEADLIEST FEMALE i a Tomorrow I 9 NIMJA TO TERMINATE THE VINDICATOR ONI V L^m ftfe^INDICATOR J f ■^KU
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          A violinist flies model planes to 'keep sane'
          304 3 WHEN he is not watching the twirl of the conductor's baton, violinist Chan Tze Law enjoys the loops, rolls and spins of his radio-controlled aeroplane models over the skies at Tuas. "Flying radio-controlled aeroplane models keeps me sane and gives me something
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          A teacher relaxes by reading comics
          300 3 WHEN Larry Choy is tired of correcting school essays, he relaxes his mind by reading comics, which he finds intellectually stimulating. Larry, 30, who teaches General Paper and English at a junior college, has 5,000 comics, which he has collected since his schooldays. He
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          A broker turns from bulls and bears to badminton
          226 3  -  LIM SENG TIONG RAYMOND NG KENNETH KOH Pictures by and THERE'S nothing better than a good game of badminton to escape the world oi bulls and bears as far as stockbroker Ronald Lam is concerned. A stockbroker's lot can be quite
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        Lock icon Lack of brain chemical may make you obsessed with fears
        554 3 An obsessive person does compulsive things such as washing his hands over and over again to alleviate his anxiety. New research suggests that the cause of this disorder may be the lack of a chemical m the brain. EVERYONE experiences
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        120 3 Dequadin for sore throats. In three tasty flavours. come m three soothing by k menthol and strawberry. So the next time you've got a^^ sore throat, look out for these colourful packs at your pharmacy or druggist. Glaxo 1 Glaxo Singapore Pte Ltd Sole Agent The Getz Corporation (Singapore) Sdn
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        Sweet-and-sour lives of pedlars of old
        652 4 Sweet-and-sour lives of pedlars of old Starting tonight, a 30-episode serial, Five-Foot-Way, will be shown on Channel 8 five times a week. KOH SIEW TIN tells you more about the characters and their activities m this SBC drama about life on the gho kha ki (five-foot-way) not so long ago.
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        Raffles ordered the provision of five-foot-ways
        222 4 HOW did five-foot-ways, commonly known as gho kha ki m the Hokkien dialect and lima kaki m Malay, come about? Sir Stamford Raffles, Singapore's founder, had stipulated m his plans that all buildings were to have a covered walkway or corridor about five feet
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        Shoes not meant for walking
        436 4  -  GOH BENG CHOO By MRS ROSALIND NEU sews dainty little shoes that are obviously too tiny for her feet. She doesn't make them for her grandmother-in-law, Madam Chew Nua, either, although they might suit her small feet. For Mrs Neu, 40, it is a vanishing
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        Pak Kimi and the art of janur arrangement
        1024 5  -  HARON A. RAHMAN By HE dabbles m quite a variety of cultural activities. Among them are such sports and pastimes as the Malay art of selfdefence known as silat, gasing Malay big top) spinning and sinking and sepakraga. However. Haji Sukaimi Ibrahim
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        Usaha Pak Kimi popularkan gubahan janur sebagai seni
        1052 5  - Usaha Pak Kimi popularkan gubahan janur sebagai seni HARON A. RAHMAN Oleh Hendak tahu tentang silat tanyaiah beliau. Hendak tahu mengenai gasing tanya beliau; mengenai sepakraga pun anda boleh bertanya kepada beliau dan beliau boleh bercerita panjang lebar mengenai permainan itu. Haji Sukaimi Ibrahim atau Pak Kimi bergiat dalam ber-bagai-bagai
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        260 4 THIS programme is fc compiled by Rediffu- -¥-■># sion and broadcast dai- o a» o i AOV n ly m Teochew, Hokkien i Ldl 5 LtSdrll and Cantonese. The Mandarin broadcast times over SBC's Radio Four are 9 pm m Teoohew and 10.45 pm m Hokkien on Mondays, 9 pm
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        339 5 DRAMATIC j^ NEW TECHNOLOGY casio Jfo iifiSil^^r /^o^4>^ TELf-MEMO X^ "^^^^ss=^/ 1100 sec stopwatch "^il Countdown alarm The First Analog with a Telephone Memory DATABANK sports DIGITAL NEW JANUS LADIES' LADIES TELE-MEMO 50 SPORTS DIGITAL NEW JANUS WATER SPORTS COLOR BURST m l alarms vEt/m-J^mU ufo '"SBl S* Siopw atch
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        1031 6 asdfsf 2 Eating Out 4 Nightclubs/ Lounges/Discos Fa ok% LEIT MOTIF PROFESSIONAL F£l I UNf H \2} MOBILE DISCO UNIT \J) OCI LUNUn I-O Theme party organisers ILJ S7 Qf) NrT VA Dlsc Jockeys comperes and ip- g/.JU ilk. i i >*! record services for clubs. DIrrFRFNT lounges and discotheques
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        711 6 12 Computer Products/ Services FROM MONTHLY: $49 20% downpayment, you could be the owner of the following 36-hrs. free training Pnvi-it-^t'-l MicrolinCard 12/ 24 inths warranty I-C/XT 256K-640K with 2 drives complete system $850. 8 MHz 640K Turbo PC XT 8088-2 with 2 drives, colour graphic cards complete system 14"
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        566 6 20 Pets/Pet Care GENERAL PETCARE CENTRE -Your pet deserves the best of our attention care Tel: *****56. For grooming or boarding our fully aircond. transport avail OFFER PURINA HI-PRO dog food Limited period only. Buy 1 bag Hi-pro 50 lbs at $59. free 3 cans Winalot dog food. Free delivery.
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        590 6 27 Wanted E^ISOLUTEUr HIOHKTPRICIS*B I Of MBtD FOB YOU". 1 TAI SUN GOLDSMITHS 1 JEWELLERS .*****11 *****12 fJ3-02. THIRD FIOOR. I EMINENT I Goldsmith Jewellers HIGHEST PRICES OFFERED- FOR YOUR PAWN TICKETS GOLD, PLATINUM, WATCHES, JADE, JEWELLERY DIAMONDS #02-12 Eminent Plaza 195 Lavender St (Nex! to Bug* Sq Business Hours.
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        831 6 29 Beauty Culture 29 Beauty Culture aFACELINEfF 1 MEN'S SALON I JL* 1 TREATMENT FOR MEN I M' 1 WITH PROBLEM SKIN Jj Being sr established facial salon we have^^^ "^H experienced and qualified rnaie triera P' sts ß^ JSM to attend to your skin problems using .jß^rii mß^\ the
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        1292 6 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Monday to Friday tc 5 30pm fspm deadline lor nett day) Saturday 8 30am to 2pm (11am deadline tor The Sunday lime. Pubfcc Mofcday: 9am to lpm COUNTER SERVICE: TMES ORCHARD CfNTRf #07 10b LUCKT !J tWA Montii> tc Friday: 10am I noon lpm to 5 30pm (4pm
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        754 7 3"i House Renovation Oecor KUNYUAN RENOVATION SUPEBMART With 200 over choice ot ceramics MEMBER OF RADAC i HOB IJCENCE NO M-0V95) Providing the ONK STOP renovation works with guarantees on workmanship and completion date SPVCIAL OFFER I ROOMS $1890 00 ROOMS $2890 00 i ROOMS ***** 00 MAISONETTE $*****0 MORE
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        811 7 38 TV/ Video/ Hi-Fi Imported CTV $38 Video $55 lam Or Fridge Gas Cooker ttistmi Mjchme Dv*npj¥T>en! nego futile hjde-n acceptable k *****14/ *****04 A ESSON ELECTRONIC SPECIALIST m repairing all kinds of colour TV. video, hi-fi system and home appliances at reasonable charges with 3 months guarantee Islandwide service.
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        772 7 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery /Removal 7 DAYS SPECIALIST |l piano removal delivery Workmen provided. Reasonable charge Sl2f> upwards Tel: *****16 LOWEST CHARGE $25 for h'se off removal, pianos organs delivers i disposal service *****1iH. LOWEST CHARGE $30 for hse/ nit removal, pianos i organs delivery Si disposal service *****81 LOW
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        774 7 54 Book-keeping/ Secretarial/ Answering/ Translation Services EXPERIENCED A/CS./ ADMIN. Exec. provides a/cs./ income tax/ mgiut. servs. for various trades Reasonable prices *****63 night. INCORPORATION OF LTD. Co.. secretarial, management, bookkeeping services and income returns. Tel: 339-1228. PRESTIGEOUS REGN. ADDRESS. answering service, telex, fax, typing, direct mails general secretarial works. Call
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        606 7 57 Business 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help 67 Situations Vacant 70 Situations Vacant: Opportunities Available Available Available EDP Secretarial/ I Clerical SERVICE CENTRE FRANCHISES Urgently required by a regional organisation that handles a unique privileged service scheme and holiday resort, the first of its kind m
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        882 7 [^FILIPINO I I OVER 95% SUCCESS RATE TBKKTJE CORDTHOWSISW- T~SRI LANKAN 1 I $220 ($640) I I RENEWAL OF CONTR ACT -WE ARE PROUD TO CLAIM I $160(***** Above placement fee includes $5,000 Security Bond. 510.000 PA Visa Airfare. Medical Exam Complete Documentation 2 Yrs Contract FREE HOSPITALISATION. FREE REPLACEMENT.
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        409 7 MAIDS EXPERT "Chinese Fipno Sri Lankan Guaranteed replacement $5,000 deposit not required Personalised recruitment We serve rijht to you doa step. *****42/*****84 #02-30 Odeon Katong Complex SERVICE EQUAL TO the best. Charges lower than the rest. Filipino/ part-time maids avail Tel: *****88/ *****41. Worthy Workers Services (C- 1008-01). PART-TIME. FULL-TIME
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        609 7 VDU OPERATOR/ CLERK Requrremenls: Between 18 -?5 years OM A good GCE O lt-fllo" iiiicuit- with irediis m English and Maihfinatics required, preferably with mtermediau- typing certificate Typing speed of 30 wprn 1 year working experience m operating the video display unit and data-entry work station preferably IBM Ail applications
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        377 7 SINGAPORE AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING PTELTD We invite applicanor, Possess k orPCBS Ability to ry|->e at 35 v*,pm 1 2 years' working experience I Possess GCE 3 'O I I xpenence m console data entry preferred Preferably with storekeeping knowledge m auto spare parts 6 months to 1 \c;)r contract i. .an
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        642 8 70 Situations Vacant 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant 70 Situations Vacant Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical Clerical Clerical Clerical Clerical Clerical Clerical Clerical Clerical
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        422 8 THE SINGAPORE ISLAND COUNTRY CLUB requires GENERAL CLERK GCE O 1 Level Age over 21 years Minimum typing speed 40wpm At least 3 years' clerical experience Ability to use Word Processor will be an advantage Salary will commensurate with qualifications and experience Applications with contact telephone number are to be
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        592 8 Female General Clerk I •G.C.E O' level I »Able to type accuI "Previous experienj ce*an advantage WALK-IN I INTERVIEW I 16 to 17 Mar "87 j between 1 9.00 am and 1230pm I Applicants who are I unable to come, I please write m with full details including El photograph
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        474 8 COMPANY SECRETARY Immediate appointment Requirements University Graduate or other relevant professional qualification. Experience m Company's secretarial matters and its related works. Remuneration will commensurate with qualifications and experience. STENO/ TYPIST (FEMALE) c GCE O' level. c Shorthand typewriting speeds of 80 w.p.m. and 40 w.p.m respectively Able to start work
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        580 8 RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST required by American multi-nation-al company located m Jurong. Requirements:- level with credit m English Experience m operating PABX system Pleasant personality and clear telephone voice Ability to type at 40 wpm and work independently Interested candidates please write m with full resume, expected salary together with contact telephone
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        540 8 A well established company requires FEMALE CLERK Chinese, age between 18 -21 years old GCE "O' level. c Proficiency m typing. A pleasant courteous disposition. With at least 1 year's working experience m similar capacity Interested, please call: *****11 ext. 644 during office hours. A well established Japanese trading company
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        529 8 Shipping company has vacancy for: SHIPPING CLERK Applicants should possess GCE O' level with credits m English Maths Ability to type at 40 to 50 w.p.m. Working experience an advantage but not essential as training w ill be provided Interested applicants. please contact PRISCILLA. Tel: *****11 ext 32 for interview
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        987 8 APPLICANTS REPLYING to Box numbers Ol vacancies are requested no! lo enclose original copies of testimonials or relerence with their applications No responsibility can be accepted for laeir loss Applicants are also advised to write to Box Numbers correctly and check them before posting EXPEPIENCED FEMALE GENERAL Clerks Sales Co-ordinators
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        821 8 TELEMARKETING EXECUTIVES NEEDED Stale -of -Art training provided Preferably A level A. Diploma holders typing is necessary Pis rail *****4 M FEMALE SALES CLERK required hpeak.s English A. Mandarin Able U) type Please call *****-J for interview GENERAL CUM ACCTS I erk reqd by Import Kxport Co Able U> keep
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        1025 9 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant 72 Situations Vacant Sales Sales Sales Sales Sales Sales Technical Technical Technical Technical mbbbbbbbbb atMßSSssßassi^BsiMMSaSßßNßiasHßssssssssmHßjßa^BssaaßMaMsaßasssw mw^BBSSSSBBSMSWBaansm^SMiBS^MMS^MSISW^BSSWSHSS^BM^M e»^i^»ißsss»»l^a«^Majsjsjssss^sssssjsjß«»i^i^i^"""a^i^»»^"^» ■>«aßßiiß*BßßjajjajajajßJßl)Bjjjjjjjjjjjajrj)jajjjjjj a j ***** j a^
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        589 9 W Sales As A Career I A well established international organisation is looking for SALES REPRESENTATIVES with the following requirements: Aggressive men and ladies with age between 18-30 years For male applicants those who have |ust completed N S are preferred Applicants with Class 3 driving licence will have ar,
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        610 9 Bakeries SELF-EMPLOYED SALES AGENTS We are an aggressive and expanding company, a leader m the trade marketing a wide range of well established bakery products. We require hardworking and mature sales people with strong selling skills, who can work independently and maintain basic sales records. For the hardworker, the rewards
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        614 9 SALES EXECUTIVE (business micro system) aged 21 to 25 years 1 to 2 years' experience m sales of office products accounting/ commercial studies Rewarding career for right candidate Please write including non-return-able photo, expected salary and contact telephone number to THE ADVERTISER P. O. BOX 1069 GHIM MOH ESTATE SINGAPORE
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        889 9 JOIN OUR TEAM of friendly and ambitious sales force as a Direct Sales Representative and earn a tour figure income. If you speak iluent English, and other languages like Chinese. Malay or Tamil you have a good advantage We offer attractive income, incentives and overseas trip. Walk-m personally to: =09-08.
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        369 9 We are a German MNC manufacturfng high. OLcfitv printed circuit boards and bonding wires. If you have PCB experience, we pay you accordingly. Irs I M 3 rotat.ng shifts J P" CNC TECHNICIANS I I :ar«g^ s n J FOC TECHNICIANS 1 quality audus »n P hnica i streak E
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        600 9 <5> KOBE STEEL (SUBSIDIARY OF KOBE T.TEEL LTD.) A Leading Japanese Manufacturing Company to be newly established m Singapore incites Candidates for the posts of FOR ROTATING SHIFT WORK 5 TECHNICAL LEADERS (Manufacturing ot Lead Frame tor Semi-conductors AGE: 25 to 30 years old SEX: Male MARITAL STATUS: Mamed, Single
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        653 10 72 Situations Vacant 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant Technical Technical Technical Technical Technical Technical Technical Technical Production Production NTC 2/3 m Metal Machining, Precision Diploma m Mechanical or
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        414 10 CTS. I A high-tech Amencan electronics company ZZZ gives you the opportunity to develop your ZZZ potential. To assist Engineenng Assistants and Engineers m day-to-day maintenance of production equipment Possess NTC/ITC m Electronics or Electrical IS Engineenng lin Preferably with 2to 3 years' experience m a z= manufactunng environment Prepared
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        405 10 i a^ aH n*s»alain* I mw^^^»m^^^»W^^^B< •l^ a *I* •!••<>• °E^,» la^i#- QUALITY CONTROL TECHNICIAN The person will be responsible for Inspections/ Tests on all incoming and outgoing computer-parts and peripherals and ensure Quality Standards are met. The successful candidate should preferably be an ITC graduate with 1/2 years experience/
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        258 10 ////A BUCKS W DECKEB > Ist shift (Mm S6OO pm) ITC or NTC 2/3 1-2 years experiEE ence m assembly line operation Good mechanical and electrical know- ledge preferred =J Duties: EE To service and main- tain fixtures and tooling To set-up and troubleshoot line equipment 1 Free transport Interested
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        524 10 MsaMaaKMMaHfMaMMS-BjaMMMHIiaMHIHBMk SAjIYO Those with relevant experience will be at an advantage. Singaporean Secondary 4 m Technical Stream or NTC 3 m Electrical Electronics or Mechanical Minimum 1 year related working experience Singaporean NTC 3 m Electrical Engineering and 1 year related working experience i BLnJnLEaieaSeß rM^aBsSB Singaporean GCE 0' level
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        633 10 MACHINISTS You can earn more here through higher quality productivity. The Job Skilled/ semi-skilled Precision Surface Grinding Milling c 2to 5 years' experience c 2 rotating shifts c Aircond factory c Good management' employee's relations Blk. 6016, #01-248 Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 3 Tel: *****41 Interview time: Mon. to
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        403 10 We are looking for suitable candidates to fill the positions of I PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR (Plastic injection Moulding) Requirements: Diploma m Mechanical Engineering or equivalent At least 2 years experience m a Supervisory' capacity m Plastic Injection Moulding production Willing to work on 3 rotating shifts Those without the necessary academic
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        736 11 73 Situations Vacant 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant 73 Situations VacantProduction Production Production Production Production Production Production Production Production Production JOB OPPORTUNITIES Urgently Requires k FOSTER FEMALE PRODUCTION W ELECTRIC (S)
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        300 11 BaSßNational EJH3 l.lcclroiiic pSSJIK <• "iniHincnls I We are a leader In I components technology. I Due to expansion,- we I require the following I personnel: I ITC/GCE 'A' with some experience m material i scheduling/purchasing Good analytical ability Can cope with work pressure ITC/NTC 2 (Electronics/ Electrical/Mechanical) Leadership qualities
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        345 11 (Female) (Female) 1) In-process Inspector I 1) Production Operator 2) QC Inspector 1 2) Q. C. Operator 3) Line Leader I 3) Cleaner 4) Engineering Operator 1 (Required for Ang Mo Kio and (Required for Kallang factory only) M Kallang factories.) Secondary 4or GCE 'O 1 jj Mm Primary 6to
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        413 11 [lames if you wish to work m cool comfort and V enjoy top benefits, then join us today as: IBBH REQUIREMENTS: Age 16 to 30 j Minimum primary education Able to work 2/3 rotating shifts WE GIVE THE BES T: 1 Shift Allowance ($4 for 2nd shift $8 for 3rd
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        383 12 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant. 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant Production Production Production Production Production Production Production Production Production Miscellaneous i Female Singapore cit'zens above Wm PRODUCTION OPERATORS I Permanent
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        634 12 A leading printing and paper based stationery manufacturer m Singapore is inviting suitable candidate for the post ofPRODUCTION SUPERVISOR The Man 1) Poly Diploma or ITC holders m Mechanical/ Production Engineering 2) Preferably with 1-2 years experience m supervisory functions 3) Must possess analytical ability and prepare to work long
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        375 12 I KENWOOD Japan's Leading Hi-Fi Equipment Manufacturer needs needs needs needs needs needs needs FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (normal shift Mondays to Fridays) come to come to come to come to come to come to come to TRIO-KENWOOD Block 1008. #01-01 TOA PAYOH NORTH J j Manufacturer oj precision electronic I
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        400 12 j\utur>ated A leader m the field o< production and testing oi computer peripherals PCB assemblies has vacancies for the posts of Minimum Primary education GCE O ievel NTC SVI or equivalent I 2 years QC experience m PCB assembly For both positions: Age 16 35 years old No scope work
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        404 12 fl nquimt T i JjJL^H.^iUiaak^a^Mßßl Vacancies for Permanent Ist. 2nd 3rd shifts Minimum Primary 6 education I 5-day week Free transport from Bedok Tarr.pines WALK-IN INTERVIEW Mon Fri 9am spm The Personnel Department FLEXTRONICS I SINGAPORE PTE LTD Blk 514 Chaj Chee Lane *04-13 Singapore 1646 SBS 22S from Bedok
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        480 12 (j[) dynasjy requires immediate! v FINANCE General Clerk (Mtie) Salary: $515 I Completed O' level Must have completed N.S. Some experience m stockkeeping and receiving an advantage Able to speak Mandarin Outttation Caihtt Salary: $585 GCE O level FRONT OFFICE Telephone Operator Salary $545 Minimum GCE O' level Must be
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        605 13 '.1 S.tuat.ons Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: 83 Vehicle Financing/ 87 For Sale Mercedes" -a.t Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Insurance Datsun/Nissan —I ridS"^ r&i!j& B requires AIRPORT SERVICES M We are a ground-handling
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        214 13 PERFORMANCE MOTORS LTD has vacancies for: 1) Parts Clerk (Motor Parts) Requirements: Exper^nce m handling motor car parts at the counter, parts for insurance repairs and quotations Class 3 driving licence preferable 2) Mechanics Requirements: NTC 3 m MVM 0 Experience m servicing and repairing continental cars Candidates must be
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        266 13 r SINGA requires ASSISTANT STORE-KEEPERS c O' level. c 2to 3 years experience ii store-keeping c Completed N.S. Interested applicant) please write m with ful personal resume, salarj expected, experience ant contact telephone numbei to: The Factory Manager 1 Fourth Chin Bee Road Singapore ?261 r GENERAL WORKER (for batik
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        618 13 MALE STORE CHIEF SUPERVISOR Must have relevant working w experience In a garment industry Must be able to handle stock control have knowledge ol fabrics Must be able to liaise handle stock contractors Must be able to plan follow-up Bilingual In English Chinese TELEPHONE OPERATOR s Age 18 to 22
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        610 13 Japanese Inbound Tours Travel Agency invites applicants for the posts of> (1) TOUR COORDINATORS CUM TOUR GUIDES c Must speak Japanese. GCE O 1 Level. Experience not essential as training will be provided. (2) GENERAL CLERK CUM ACCOUNTS CLERK GCE O' Level. Ability to type. NEW MALAYSIA TOURS ft TRAVEL
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        907 13 OCEAN PROPERTIES PTE. LTD. Invites appllcatons for the following position:FEMALE CAR PARK ATTENDANT Requirements: Previous experience In car park duties will be advantageous; Able to read and write simple English Interested candidates please tel: *****51 during working hours for more details. PERSONAL DRIVER Possess Class 3 driving licence with good
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        623 13 2 DRIVERS, 1 Delivery Asst. Immediate vacancies for hardworking applicants at Macpherson. Pay neg. Call *****51 JUNIOR HAIRDRESSERS REQ'D In top hairdressing salon at Orchard Rd. Pis. Call: *****34 REQD. TRAINEE BEAUTICIAN. G.C.E. 'O. Probation low salary. =04-61, Peninsula Plaza. *****12. SECURITY GUARD REQD. urgently. Apply: 57-E. Jin Perang, S.
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        579 13 HIREPURCHASE FINANCE NEW USED VEHICLES MACHINERY EQUIPMENT Loans for properties and shares also available TEL: *****81 TONG BEE FINANCE CO LTD 116 Middle Rd #03-01 ICB Enterprise HouseJ Spore 0718 r^M 0 HITACHI HITACHI LEASING (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD offers new and used car loans at competitive interest rates. Mortgage loans
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        747 13 BEST PRICE FOR YOUR MERCEDES BENZ 1970 1976 I Model 200. 230 280 Private Regn 98 UPPER THOMSON RD 8 KMS BP KIOSK TEL: *****87/ *****89 KIM LIAN LEE MOTORS PTE. LTD TEL: 253-6185/ 253-6154 Attractive prices offer for all Mercedes 200. 230. 250, 280SE and all Japanese cars (Private
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        781 13 $4,900 ONLY DATSUN .Sport car aircon s 'rims, hii^w. metallK Tel *****79 100A Fit Tip lop cond S rims, c iras Too good t-o scrap $6.* 608 A Ueyiaiig Rd Can trade -I 1983 PULSAR. PTE. owner, beaul lvi c<-i "•rU ».H 19«4 PULSAR, 1 owner, s rln Aircon. radio,
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        4002 14 91 For Sa,e: M,«.ub,,h, 2_For^e. Mazda 93 For Sa.e: Honda 96 For Sale: 97 FoMJji.: 99 Vehicle. Wanted 99 Vehicle. Wanted I" 99 Vehic.es Wanted 106 Accommoaat.on 7oTZ^SaToT 7"; va.-da iij v T" r^T^r^rTTTT^nTr I Ava.lable Houses Available Housei IF YOU'RE LOOKING fur the b( value for your car (all
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        643 14 t-s! I Jones Lang I I WOOttOn 532 ***** ml J3c I A*"" fe. B'^»' I* Vr ar yHH ity |ji t Cff'l i aKa^l 'or L^LWQQV^L^L! IF ,2/ D.ll LARGE MODERN d/storey semi-d. h'se m exclusive area ,ye 4-1 bdrms.. big gdn Furn./ alrf d. con. $2,500. Tel owner.
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        418 14 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments still searching? The hassle stops here See the apartment you and your family have always wanted be our guest for a few hours at ARDMORE APARTMENTi I^rHiWl l^ Vi^ iooes tang >^rootton Out House 9 A'dmore Par*. Sngaco'e )26 Tel *****11, 53 ***** DIST.IO BDRMK. RENTAL
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        877 15 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 110 Accommodation 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale Houses 113 For Sale Houtee Available Available: Available: Available: Available: Available: Wanted: Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments The Premier Out-Of-Town Office Address. Now under the professional management
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        875 15 Himiko/ Sominerville brand new furn 3 1 rms. Full facilities. $2,600 Horizon Twr./ Yong An Pk. Centrally located 4 rms. (pte. lift). Best location. $3,500. Wing On Lite/ Mt. Sinai Penth'se. 4 rms. Huge balcony. Central aircon Facing greenery $4,300. HOLLAND ***** ;9 (8 LINES) 21 BALMORAL ROAD, DIST.IO (Orchard
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        887 15 NEW BAYSHORE PK., 3 rm (Cl) sea view, superb facilities f/furn., $1400 Bernard Valuers *****49 PIN TJOE CT. Closeby Orchard Rd Luxuriously furn 4-1 bdrms. Full facilities. $4,800 RCPL *****33/ *****11 RIOGEWOOD KUHIO RISE, top fir panoramic view, 3 bdrms. Excellent furnishing. Full facilities Vacant Ist April. Tel. *****62. STUDIO
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        841 15 D.9 HORIZON TWR. high fir 2500 sq.ft. 4*l rm. at.d bath, condo. p/furn $3400. Villanelle *****81. D.9 LEONIE TOWER apt. 3.300 sq ft 3*l bdrms. P/furn. Avail. April 1987 $3,300 0.n.0. Tel: *****75. D.9 LUCKY PLAZA 2-bdrm luxurious apt. F/furn. aircon. $1650. Interested please call *****58 D.9 PACIFIC MANSION 3-1
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        697 15 24-HR SERVICE. Lease your property Furn/ unfurn Condo/ Apt./ House/ HDB for immediate leasing. Call *****71/ *****23. pager *****20 Tang. D.5, 9, 10, Orchard Rd Holland j Rd. area wanted by expats Budget $2,200. Deland: *****33/44 FOREIGNERS URGENTLY REQ. 2-5 rms. HDB flats m any area. Tel: *****53/ pager: *****09
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        647 15 luLZdiulK^_ Wi Freehold Property m Katong Area 1 1 r-j j —^f g T HOAP nn iSfigS 2-Storey Spirt- level Semi-detached s I Inl^^««/^s i v Terrace H0L ses "2 Wi^i^T -i z£ B For En J°y |n S We m the \^=J=™!_z3 $.4^ *"^§-J%\ Picturesque Coastal 25^2~^ irff Environment
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        141 15 KENWOOD HOUSING Tel: *****16 A) D.5 Proximity to the sea/ park uniquely designed/ cosy d/storey bunglw with its own character long drive way extended patio pool 4 1 bdrm. approx. ***** sq.ft f'hold potential for Re-de-ve'opment 5960.000 o no. B) D.21 Binjai Pk. d/storey bunglw on large matured gdn. split
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        580 15 DIST.2B SELETAR HILLS. Beautifully renovated, d/storey semi-d. 3.600 sq.ft. Split-level Fully alrcon 3 bdrms., study, servant's, large kitchen. $540,000 DYP: *****23 D.lO Namly vicinity new detached bungalow 51.15 M. D.lO Robin Road s/storey detached bunglw. SI.2M. D.9 Killmey Rd. semi-detached 9000 sq.ft $680,000 D.9 Cairnhill Rd. 2-storey terrace D.28 Gerald
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        2235 16 114 For Sjlr Priv.l. 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sa.e: Private 116 For Sa.e: 116 For Sa.e: 117 Propert.es Wanted 117 Property Wanted Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments HDB Apartments HDB Apartments Dll njc vicinity, d stores 015 s storey corner X X k 10 s======
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        1630 16 Maisonettes Town-Hous rang p r eehold jP^J^^ gs& Enquiries: Hand (Pte) Ltd fell 338-1 Der of Keck Seng Group) D.19 CHUAN PARK. 2 bdrms. 1,200 D.ll, SHELFORD GDN., 1400 sq.ft., sq ft. Beautifully decorated. Full 2 bdrrn, fhold, s/pool, $330K facilities. Selling with fixtures Wess *****44. and furnishing. 99 years.
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        915 16 Ie On Hilltop g Court teg Hill 2828 115 For Sale: HUDC Apartments NEPTUNE COURT, 1650 sq ft 3-1 bedrooms. Low floor. Vacant possession. GR *****42/ *****87. PINE GROVE, LOW fir.. 2 rms. 1200 sq.ft. $185K 3 rms. 1700 sq.ft. $260 K. MAE *****96. SIMS AYE. 1770 sq.ft. 3*l. 2
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        1042 16 ALL 4-RM.: Dover. T.Payo b1k.228. Jurong E. $74K. Hollan b1k.12 AM Kio blk 156. 412. 30 550, 429. 414. 151. Bedok b1k.53. 10 128. 132, 523. (92/ 78 $75K/ blk.3i $71K). Boon Lay $52K. Marin Dr. b1k. 17/ 19 $72K. Clemen b1k. 410. 328. 435. Ponggol S62F Hougang. Telok Blangah
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        931 16 h 5-RM. MARSILING/ A.M. KlO d T Payoh SIOSK Bedok SIIOK 3. Hougang SIO6K Hillview SIOBK 5, World Property *****55 (3 lines, c 5-RM. SLAB 8LK.601 Bedok Res y ervoir. good environment, gooc view, no renovation. SI2SK 1 *****83 Lim l. A.M. KIO 3-RM. b1k.315, 328 55C 330. 505, 463.
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        467 16 A service you can rH* on n sHkn| you HDB URGENTLY WANTED i ALL AREAS Long us: ot qualified Updated HDB rulings i_ Sales transaction service i' Mess'onai yet personalized service WESTIN PROPERTY SERVICES HDB y WANTED v BEDOK ANG MO KlO JURONG EAST OTHER AREAS CALL MISS CHOW 732
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        686 16 WE REQUIRE BIG bungalows luxurious apts In dist 9. 10 li for our numerous clients Caii Jones Lang Wootton *****88 GENUINE BUYERS REO. 3/ 4/ srm HDB flats m all areas Call Weican Agency *****22/ *****21 HDB 3/ 4/ 5-rm urgently wanted by genuine buyers m all areas Owners pis
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        686 17 118 Factory Spaces 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ 121 For Rent: 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: 127 Other Real Estate 127 Other Real Estate 137 Tours Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Office Spaces Shop Spaces Shop Spaces PANDAN LOOP JTC •—^-SS^^SS i i TERRACE WORKSHOP For Sale Ar«a. 3000 sq fl
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        493 17 I ■TT'^TnTBI r^^^^^^^ SINGAPORE SINBOR HOUSE (^s£f tS^SL) (Pa ya La^ Road n-r «> J^T^Z j fw i«3« horn 2 Os: st to >* a >#i Cen(|3l cootamr hoist tac*ties Cofumtfnt Good d«si{n 1 IJCBMS Udeqyjle !»e ptotectmn system j Competitive rental >>t Conv«ti<'» e rental ihi I wq gf~~
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        599 17 s s r WELLINGTON "1 I BUILDING I i 20 Bideford Road J Shop Space Available A =01-01 860 sq ft V -01-04 440 SQ.ft. c Office Space Available =06-01/2 2647 sq-t F =09-05/6 1000 sq It C 12-05 590sqft. 12-06 TlOsqft. 13-04/6 1820 sq.ft. f < 14-03/6 1820 sq.C.
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        791 17 PARKWAY PARADE OFFICE spurt- turn avail, cheap. 450 sq.ft. ur 300 sq.ft at 52.30 p.s.f. inclu. V maintenance PUB. Tel: *****99 I f SHENTON HSE. Goldhill Ctr. I 1,700 sq.ft. with partitioned rms. I j ii carpet. Heng Fatt Property I I Pte Ltd. *****88. SHOP AT PENINSULA Plaza. 693
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        1102 17 I PARKLANE 1 MALL ■^\^^(SELEGIE ROAD) CjJ >j>* si Reasonable rent starting from j I $480 per month Ample car parking and near MRT station Suitable for all retail trades, show-room, j travel agency, school and bookshop CALL I! 733-2366 HBWIHHi 127 other Real Estate JBllYil' I IIIMW D 1025
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        428 17 KLANG VALLEY ROBSON HEIGHTS/ JALAN SYED PUTRA HILL TOP DEVELOPMENT LOTS FOR SALE DENSITY: 100 PERSONS PER ACRE AREA: FROM 1.5 ACRES ONWARDS PRICE: FROM $20.00 PER SQ.FT. NEGOTIABLE SUITABLE FOR SUB-DIVISION INTO BUNGALOW HOUSES. NO RESTRICTIONS ON FOREIGN OWNERSHIP TEL: 03-*****16, 03-*****11. 137 Tours 137 Tours 7 Days Pattaya/Bangkok/Chiangmai/Chiangrai/
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        293 17 0 V ABOVE 4 GROUP DEP BY SLEEPING BERTH TRAIN BACK BY AC TRAIN ERASER'S Hia OR CAMERON GROUPS INCL STEAMBOAT DINNER GENTNG INCL NITE-CLUB DINNER MAGIC SHOW B Fasi HOTEL GENTING -CASINO ERASER'S HILL MERLIN CAMERON STRAWBERRY PARK GENTING PENANG CAMERON JOUR SD6N DEP fiV SLEEPING BERTH TRAIN BACK
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        1570 18 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 TourB 137 Tours 137 Tours 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education X A FINNISH SUMMER FOR ONLY 551,999: Unbelievable but true. And this is what our 8-day package has to offer. A cruise on the Silja Line sealiner to
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        575 18 |U ■■HOTEI MANAGEMENT b I TOURISM COURSES IN WIANO or 18 March, 7 pm Rm Dv na sty HOici BuFT^Atram.ng centre. JA |S avai M;WanS T::t» D tnT--« oua^l l a r^srsre. b er 19 8 7^e i /education m ujc UNIVERSfTY OF WARWICK HIGHER EDUCATION FOUNDATION PROGRAM (HEFP) Successful
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        677 19 146 Foreign Education 146 Fore.gn Education 146 Foreign Education 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Course T^F Computer Co^e7 Places available for Year 11 12 and Intensive English Courses for students who have completed Sec. 2, 3 or 4.
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        1301 19 11ll B B{ [&JHR uuSSB. ~^E v i^/ Achievements B_^__— -J-—-I —^*i~ Jiil-l »-l4;yi[»j _[*!■]^^|__^_H__H_| T^ 2 top Gold Medals awarded to P^lir~lpw» i TMC is the first NCC- rJi--14ll4:lBci^yi.|.f.-i.!.||;j.»| I |j e |.-i j __a__-_.__« _T_4 I t WccD°iiom^-sSMe__| Ex fHllMi _f SllNGc! accredited computer WOlilllllJlllQ E-QUCdllOfl «iwardeotoj.euw.- gL
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        505 19 147 Academic Courses UNIVERSITY GRAD. OFFERS Maths, tuition (Ordinary, Advanced University levels). *****20 Lin. A TEACHER WHO meets your requirements? Call us for a free introduction. *****43. Lynn Croft A WELL EXPERIENCED teacher specialised m Eng.. Maths. Sc. for sec. levels m Katong. *****58. BILINGUAL, EXPERIENCED ft QUALIFIED Tutors (all
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        824 19 INFORMATICS COMPUTER SCHOOL the leading computer school m Singapore invites all 'O' 'A' levels and parents to our 1 1 __§F BHBH ___fl I From March 1 1 to 22 1987 daily from 9am to 9pm We are throwing open our doors and Informatics is the leading computer So if
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        1012 20 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses 149 Secretarial/ 149 Secretarial/ 149 Secretarial/ 160 Other Courses/ 160 Other Courses/ 160 Other Courses/ Typing Courses Typing Courses Typing Courses Instruction Instruction Instruction j i— I BMMMaMii^a^i^M '^^^^^SSmm^mmi^^mmi^^^^^^ fSe Big DecisJonTof A fotterTuture In Tour Career. Come i Jan The Education Career Planning
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        1557 20 When opportunitM-^ ivnocßvSa c r/o f^4i will you be j^t^lJi ready BM^l- Vm! SSo^ ir ATT provides a comprehensive range of training programmes that can help you to exploit opportunities as and when they arise. Join one of our classes starting soon. Private Secretary's Certificate (day) For more details call
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        460 20 I LA SALLE I 490 East Coast Road Singapore 1542. Tel: *****00 I FULL-TIME DIPLOMA COURSES I Duration: 3 years Commencing April 1987 GRAPHIC DESIGN PAINTING INTERIOR DESIGN PRINTMAKING PRODUCT DESIGN CERAMICS JEWELLERY DESIGN SCULPTURE FASHION DESIGN I ELIGIBILITY: G.C.E. 'O' Level (5 credits including Art and English) or GC
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        484 20 k 157 Hairdressing/ 1 Beauty Instruction CLIFFORD STUDIO OF Arts offers full part time personal make- j up. bridal make-up skin care. Special discount 10H off for the first 20 students enrolled. Conducted by qualified experienced beauticians. For details pis. call *****87 BOTTICELLI HAIRDRESSING SCH. Day/ night classes. 10% offer
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        14 20 Results are better with o s>M 4352r 1 1ic 4 Scraksl lnx> Classifieds &A
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        513 21 APPOINTMENTS/ NOTICES masam stants RSSOBBI hh No: *****59 Rates: Box Sales Service: Straits Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected: 555.00 Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD Tel *****11 ext 5724/5/6/8 5669 Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. Posted: Sslo. oo APPOINTMENTS CADET PILOT llHir m iiihmhkv 1^ *mmm •mmmm jff *mmmmmmJr X^J™^^
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        98 21 P^YOU CAN GET^H r THE JOB YOU REALLY^ WANT Learn the job search methods the most successful job seekers use to make employers want THEM! The JOB HUNTER'S WORKSHOP can help you: choose the right career and job for you attract the attention of prospective employers negotiate the best job
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        858 21 GOVERNMENT OF NEGARA BRUNE« DARUSSALAM Applications are invited from suitably qualified 'Hfpftcants for appointment as AGRICULTURE LECTURER m the Agriculture Department, Ministry of Development, Negoro Brunei Darussalam CODE NUMBER 004 13 162 SALARY SCALE: B 2 $2,270 $3,760 per month OR B 2 EB 3 $2,270 $4,240 per month. REQUIREMENTS
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        617 22 APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC Applications are invited frcm suitably qualified persons for the following: I ACADEMIC POSITIONS I <Sl6lO ***** pm) I ELECTRONICS ELECTRICAL I COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING DEPT ENGINEERING DEPT A gOQd honours degree m Electrical I I A good honours degree m Electronics Engineering with a few years' experience Engineering
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        1591 22 NOTICES Hongkongßank <X> The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Incorporated m Hong Kong with limited liability Results for 1986 The Directors announce that (subject to audit) the profit for the year ended 31 December 1986 attributable to the shareholders of the Bank was approximately HK53,056 million (1985: HK52,719 million), an
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        887 22 TENDER NOTICE Singapore Airlines Ltd invites tenders for the supply and delivery of the following items: Item No. Description ll One Unit Electric Mobile Hydraulic Test Rig TR1559 2| Compactus Filing System TR1561 3| Stainless Steel Oven Rack and Tray TRl>«> 4 1 Wooden Salad Bo* I TR1572 Payment of
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        1967 23 NOTICES HOTEL MALAYSIA LIMITED (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING HEREBY GIVEN that the Twenty-Fourth Annual General Meeting of mited will be held m the Tudor Ballroom of Goodwood Park :otts Road, Singapore on Tuesday, 31st March 1987 at 1 1.30 a.m. for the following purposes: B
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        625 23 MALAYSIA BUILDING SOCIETY BERHAD (Incorporated m Malaysia) Tingkat 1 1 Wisma MBSB. 48 Jalan Dungun, Damansara Heights, ***** Kuala Lumpur. FINAL REPORT The Directors are pleased to announce the unaudited results for the year ended 31st December 1986--1986 1985 GROUP COMPANY GROUP COMPANY MS'OOO Ms'ooo Ms'ooo Mf'ooo Net profit before
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        711 24 NOTICES NTUC FairPrice^ I STUDY GRANTS NTUC Fair Price Co-operative will be,qi^ir»q ,1 avitray study grants worth a total of $1 1 5,00c 1 fe children of its needy members for education from primary 2 to university level. The value and number of awards for each level are as follows:
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        543 24 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Suit No. 28 of 1987 Between THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION Plaintiffs And 1. BOVIARD SUPPLY PTE LTD 2. UM MICHAEL also known as MICHAEL LJM 3. MAH KWAI HEEN Defendants NOTICE To: 1. UM MICHAEL also known as MICHAEL
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        99 24 NOTICES pNlUCFairPrice= Premises for lease Floor space available for immediate rental: Tanjong Pagar lOOsqft Any trade 40 sq ft Costume jewellery 35 sq ft Clock and watches Peace Centre isosq ft Any trade Ang Mo Kio Coffee Shop 50sqft To sell breakfast, lunch and dinner items Interested parties are to
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        153 24 OFFIOAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE OF SKIP'S NAME We, TIMUR CARRIERS (PRIVATE) LIMITED of 1, Shenton Way 18-06, Robina House, Singapore 0106 hereby give notice that m consequence of the intended change of ship's name, we have applied to the Registrar of Singapore Ships, under Section 417 of the Merchant
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        172 24 In the Matter of the Estate of Leo Anthony Joseph Smith, deceased And In the Matter of the Trustees Act (Cap. M) 5.32 As Solicitors for and on behalf of Mrs Marie de la Piquerie and Mr. Paul de la Piquerie both of St. Anne, North drive, Wentforth Estate, Virginia
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        570 24 SUN TAN ByColiette PEANUTS BySchuU W/F* wltm^'-A*DTMT!s *yr^ W and that's MY^^^^^M {HuKßxcPiNtoNjJ m Hummer opimcH/J (humblest opmionlj you 60 on home now yes,sir..mypo6And will so/aebopv wave to lAtmou&m^ j; r-^7/^ THE GOLF PRO WANTS HIS TROOPS MARCHEP TAKE A RAKE AMD SMOOTH I SC. 7 v JSL I sm&
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        357 25 CAROLINE NGUI meets little Tom-Tom and tells you more about Puppet Theatre Puk from Japan. TOM-TOM is a little puppet boy. He wears a brightly coloured kimono, and a tiny ponytail sprouts from the top of his rather round head. In the
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        871 25 '80s pop groups don't get mad or even they get fiscal. They'd rather be comfortable than streetwise. JON PARELES examines the radical shift m pop music. LOVE is übiquitous. So are lust, rebelliousness and the urge to party. As long as pop songs
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        116 25 What's OnYOUNG PEOPLES THEATRE LITTLE TOM-TOM. Puppetry performance m Japanese with English narration by Puppet Theatre Puk from Japan. Drama Centre 3 pm. Tickets at $3, $5 and $8. Also available at the door one hour before the performance. (See article on this page, i YOUNG PEOPLES THEATRE FRINGE CINDERELLA.
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        131 25 SHOP. Presented by the PreSchool Teachers' Association. For children aged 5 8. Register on the spot. Ang Mo Kio Library. 3- 4 pm. TALKS IMPROVING READING HINTS FOR TUTORS. Talk m Tamil by N. Govindasamy, head of the Tamil Reading Programme, Department of Asian Language Studies, Institute of Education. Sembawang
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        124 25 Arts Festival: Fandango. Dance performances by the students of the college. United World College, small hall. 7.30 pm. Tickets at $5 at UWC box office and Cold Storage Jelita. Ends today. Wham. Faculty of Aesthetics and Design Exhibition. United World College, main hall. 8 am 9 pm. Free. On till
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        132 25 Road. 9 am 9 pm daily, except Sundays. Free. EXHIBITIONS REFLECTIONS OF SHADOWS. Exhibition of photographs, monoprints and pho-to-collages by Dutch artist Maarten Frenken. Art Affairs Gallery, Pavilion Inter-Conti-nental Hotel. 1- 7 pm daily, except Sundays. On till March 24. Maarten Frenken will also give a talk and slide show
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        147 25 2nd floor. On till the end of March. VINTAGE WRISTWATCH EXHIBITION. Featuring more than 300 pieces of wrist watches from the turn of the century to the early '60s. Good Old Days, Vintages and Antiques Pte Ltd, #04-104, Lucky Plaza. 11 am 9 pm. Daily, except Sundays. On till June
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        129 25 10.30 am and 3.30 pm. Admission: $3.50 for adults and $1.50 for children. AT SENTOSA FACES OF THE WAR YEARS IN SINGAPORE 1941 42. Photographic exhibition. Pioneers of Singapore Exhibition Room, Surrender Chambers. 9 am 9 pm daily. Admission: $2 for adults and $1 for children. On till June 30.
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        1087 25 1 Radio One FM Stereo 90.5 mHz m VHF Bind II 5.58 AM National Anthem, followed by Opening Announcement 6.00 News m Brief 605 Another Morning Another Show 7.00 News and Weather Report 7.10 Morning Digest 7.20 Another Morning. Another Show (cont'd) 7.30 Morning Financial News 7.40 Radio Patrol 7.45
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        461 26 *X"V ye Foot-Wa y (Ep*|H sode lof 30) (Ch 8, 10 X. pm) IF THE popularity of nostalgic dramas like The Awakening and Samsui Women is anything to go by. then this serial should go down well with viewers. It looks back
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        118 26 For the Young HE-MAN AND THE MASTERS OF THE THE HERBS (Ch 8, 5.50 pm): Sages nest is UNIVERSE ISLAND OF FEAR (Ch 5, 6.31 damaged by Sir Basil, so his friends join hands to pm): Skeletor is using a floating island to make Sage a new nest, capture ships
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        828 26 I SBC 5 All programmes m English unless otherwjs* Mi MM 2.30 PM SBCText "Live" Sample (Cartoon/r) Pages 6.00 Aksi Mat Yoyo (Children's 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights, programme m Malay/r) followed by The Submer- 6.30 He-Man and the MasUrs gence (Japanese period drama of the Universe Isltnd dubbed m
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