The Straits Times, 10 June 1987

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JUNE It, 1987 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 108/12/86
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    Lock icon Cheng: What did for Wah Piow
    765 1 Cheng: What did for Wah Piow Plot to destabilise Govt explained Wah Plow introduced me to Mao's works: Cheng e How pressure groups would develop into open confrontation with Govt Page 14 Negative outlook to croato polarisation Grassroots bodies used at pressure groups e Safety found in the 'ready cover'
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    Catholic publications used to politicise priests
    530 1 I have not been propagating Marxism in the open because obviously it cannot be dona. I have been using mora Christian categories, especially liberation theology concepts It is just that I made use of this Christian basis for my undeclared aim of building a
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    Lock icon Ice is 'hot'
    24 1 TOKYO In the throes of Japan's sultry summer, the hottest commodity in Japanese department stores these days is Alaskan ice. Reuter
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    Fandi to play for Groningen
    117 1 KUALA 1.1 MIM K Soccer ace Fandl Ahmad has given In to the lore of Dutch First Division professional soccer and decided to leave Koala Lumpur for Groningen next month. "To tell yon the truth, I've been waiting for this chance for a long time,"
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    Lock icon $145m
    274 1 That's average income of top 10 Wall Street execs last year NEW YORK Multi-million-dollar income boosts took the pay of top Wall Street executives to dizzy heights last year despite the insider-trading scandal, a magazine has reported. Financial World said the 10 highest-paid executives each had average earnings of
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    Lock icon Big 7 call for new moves to end Gulf War
    529 1 The Venice Summit Leaders also agree to keep shipping lanes open VENICE The top seven Western powers yesterday called for new concerted international efforts to end the Iran-Iraq War and vowed to prevent any moves to block Gulf shipping lanes.
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    Lock icon Bombs rock US, British embassies in Rome
    321 1 ROME Security at the Venice Summit tightened visibly yesterday after bomb attacks here against the United States and British embassies which a police spokesman said were "almost certainly" linked to the meeting. Four crude rockets were fired at the US EmUliy from a
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    Speculative selling pushes Index down 17 pts
    113 1 Speculative selling pushes Index down 17 pts THE Straits Times Industrial Index fell 17.18 points yesterday to 1,223.82 its biggest drop in more than two months. Brokers said speculators who had been active buyers In recent weeks turned sellers yesterday. The market Scoreboard sliowed 182 falls to only 23 rises.
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    Lock icon Blast at HK police hq
    59 1 HONGKONG A bomb exploded early yesterday outside a regional police headquarters here causing some damage but no injuriev polire said. A police spokesman said no one was injured in the early morning blast at the Kowloon Crime Unit office although the front door was damaged.
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      25 1 I Inside Summary 2 World News 3-5 Asean 6 Caaaeway 1 World Focus 8,» Comment Perspective 18,lt Letters 2f TfmesDollar 21-24 Racing tt Sports 21-23
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      10 1 Asian money marts wait for more positive signs Page 3
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      286 2 Breath-taking project BREATH-TAKING scenes of the sky and stars can be seen when the $18 million Omniplanetarium complex in Jurong Town Hall Road, near the Singapore Science Centre, opens on Dec 10. Jungle survival skills TWENTY-ONE civilians 20 men and a woman went through a jungle survival course on
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      Comment
      233 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Ministry of Education's move to limit the proportion of Malay students in individual schools will help reduce the tendency among Malaya to cluster to certain schools where they often mix only with each other and speak only Malay. But the purpose of the exercise
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      74 2 TOUGH MATHS SYLLABUS AN EX-TEACHER who has been helping his son prepare for his Primary School Leaving Examination says he is convinced that the Primary 6 Maths syllabus is tougher than that of Secondary 1. He says he has shown some Pr 6 Maths papers to Sec 1 teachers
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      Around the world
      253 2 Tracking a killer THE American Heart Association has announced sweeping recommendations for check-ups to detect early signs of heart disease, the No. 1 killer in the United States. In a 19-page position paper released on Monday, it said examinations of "apparently healthy" adult Americans should begin at
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      Timesport
      325 2 Ace Haron pulls out SINGAPORE'S sprint ace Haron Mundir troubled by a strained hamstring is the latest withdrawal from the Federal Territory Open track and field championship in Kuala Lumpur this weekend. Haron, a crew supervisor with A W and a medal prospect over the 100, 200 and 400
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      Section Two
      487 2 Smokes get brush-off SHOULD cigarettes invade earth one day, there is no doubt in nine-year-old Huang Xiaofeng's mind as to who would emerge victorious. The earthlings will definitely win, says Xiaofeng. If they don't, the cigarettes will be running after the children to get them to smoke. Xiaofeng
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      Timesdollar
      233 2 WEPCO TO RAISE $6m THROUGH PUBLIC OFFER WAH-CHANG Electro-plating (Wepco), which is to be the third company listed on Sesdaq, is raising 16.75 million through an offering of five million new shares at $1.35 each. At that price the 50-cent par value shares have a prospective net price earnings
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      Around Asean... and Across the Causeway
      146 2 Around Asean... and Across the Causeway Ex-Red leader shot FORMER Philippine communist guerilla leader Bernabe Buscayno, popularly known as "Commander Dante", was wounded on Monday in an ambush that left three of his aides critically injured and another person killed. He was grazed by a bullet in the back when
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      Buyers'Guide
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  • around the WORLD
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      Lock icon Exodus of Tamils from Jaffna peninsula
      507 3 COLOMBO Hundreds of Tamils have fled the Jaffna peninsula in Sri Lanka in the past two days fearing further attacks by government security forces pursuing separatist guerillas, residents said yesterday. They said about 400 Tamils arrived on Monday in Vavuniya, 140 km south of
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      Lock icon Zhao: All nations have right to choose own path
      215 3 EAST BERLIN Chinese Prime Minister Zhao Ziyang, on a goodwill tour of Eastern Europe, said ties between Beijing and East Berlin were developing well but stressed the freedom of each country to take its own path. Mr Zhao, who was welcomed
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      Lock icon Vietnam accuses Dhana of stirring up hostility
      349 3 BANGKOK Vietnam has accused Singapore Foreign Minister S. Dhanabalan of trying to stir up international hostility against Hanoi over Indochina's refugee problem. "Dhanabalan wants to warm up the refugee issue to rally forces against Vietnam," Voice of Vietnam radio said in a broadcast
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      Lock icon Asian money marts wait for more positive signs
      394 3 TheVeniceSummit TOKYO Asian currency markets dismissed the latest pronouncements from the Venice summit and awaited something more positive before placing big money back on the table. Tokyo dealers sold off some dollars on the view that the summit might achieve less than
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      Lock icon Fiji govt denies it is going republic
      91 3 SUVA The interim Fiji government yesterday denied it had any plans for the nation to become a republic. The Information Councillor, the Rev Tomasi Raikivi, described as hearsay London newspaper reports that the new Fiji government planned to cut the country's constitutional links
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      Lock icon Chun accepts Burmese invitation
      187 3 SEOUL South Korean President Chun Doo-Hwan has accepted an invitation to visit Burma for the first time since he survived an assassination attempt in Rangoon in October 1983. Mr Chun was invited to Burma by visiting Burmese President San Yu. The South Korean leader last visited
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      Lock icon 80 Russians killed in Afghan attack, say diplomats
      190 3 80 Russians killed in Afghan attack, say diplomats ISLAMABAD Eighty Soviet personnel were killed in an attack by Muslim guerillas on a camp north of the Afghan capital of Kabul, Western diplomats said yesterday. They quoted reports from Afghanistan as saying two Russians were also captured in the May 30
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      Lock icon Heart disease: US wants early warning system
      332 4 Heart disease: US wants early warning system DALLAS The American Heart Association has announced sweeping recommendations for check-ups to detect early signs of heart disease, the No. 1 killer in the United States. In a 19-page position paper released on Monday, it said examinations of "apparently healthy adult Americans should
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      Lock icon Man executed for swindle bid
      195 4 BEIJING Chinese authorities have executed a man who tried to swindle more than 7.85 billion yuan (about 5J4.5 billion) by posing as an airforce officer and the head of a bogus company, the official Xinhua news agency reported. Liu Haoran, 49, was executed by the
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      Lock icon Pope starts Polish trip by spreading laughter
      301 4 WARSAW Pope John Paul II drew laughter from nuns and bishops in a crowded cathedral here on Monday when he quipped that he and Nobel Peace Prize winner Mother Teresa were competing as foreign emissaries for their Church. Mother Teresa of Calcutta, who
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      Lock icon Lying down on the job to help in space research
      211 4 Lying down on the job to help in space research MOUNTAIN VIEW (California) To many, It most be a dream of a job spend six weeks la bed watching navvies, eating zucchini and taking horizontal showers (or I SJ2.-JW <SSS,TM). That is the chore 12 "normal" men not trained athletes
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      Thatcher says army chiefs should quit if Labour wins
      423 4  - Thatcher says army chiefs should quit if Labour wins ALAN HUBBARD By Europe Editor LONDON British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has virtually advised Britain's military chiefs to quit if the opposition Labour Party wins today's general election. Insisting that Labour leader Neil Kinnock's ban-the-bornb policy would wreck the Western Alliance,
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      Lock icon 27 held in illegal migrants racket
      468 5 NY airport guards accused of taking money and sex NEW YORK Federal authorities have arrested 27 people, most of them airport security guards, and charged them with taking bribes of money and sex to allow illegal immigrants to enter the United States. A federal
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      Why US finds it tough going in technology
      321 5  -  ONG MING SEING Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON The United States has difficulty in competing with other nations in the field of technology although it spends about 10 times more than any of them in basic research. This was disclosed here by Deputy Commerce
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      Lock icon Banker warns against further dollar fall
      142 5 Banker warns against further dollar fall NEW YORK The President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York has warned that a further fall in the dollar would not benefit the world economy. "It would postpone growth prospects abroad, inhibit capital flows to the US and place still greater pressures
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      Lock icon Razor-slashed woman gets 1,500 stitches
      200 5 LAKELAND (Florida) Doctors used up to 1,500 stitches to close the wounds suffered by a woman who was slashed over most of her body by her razor-wielding boyfriend Mary Linda Graham, 39, was slashed on her head, neck, back, legs and arms with a box-cutter,
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      Lock icon Nancy Reagan is first choice as young man's date
      152 5 Nancy Reagan is first choice as young man's date BALTIMORE United States President Ronald Reagan's wife, Nancy, was the first choice of men between the ages of 25 and 34, with whom they would most like to spend an evening, according to a recent Gallup poll published here. The poll,
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      Lock icon Strike disrupts British docks and airports services
      196 5 LONDON British docks and airports operations were disrupted on Monday as 200,000 civil servants staged a two-day strike for increased pay, timed to coincide with the final days of the country's general election campaign. The strike, due to end at midnight yesterday, was
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon Aquino told to go slow on land reform
      245 6 Aquino told to go slow on land reform MANILA Right-wing MPs and landlords urged President Corazon Aquino yesterday to go slow on her proposed land reform programme, while farmers warned that a delay would help communist insurgents. Three legislators at a breakfast forum warned that a hastily drawn land reform
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      Suharto to 'star' in family planning film
      123 6 Suharto to 'star' in family planning film JAKARTA President Suharto will play a leading role in a documentary about Indonesia's family planning programme, according to the Chairman of the National Family Planning Co-ordination Board, Dr Haryono Suyono. A US film crew will begin shooting the film today in the village
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      Lock icon Weinberger for talks on arms stockpile in Thailand
      77 6 BANGKOK United States Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger will visit Thailand on June 24 and 25 to discuss defence relations. Mr Weinberger will discuss in particular with Thai officials a proposed US-Thai weapons stockpile to be established in Thailand for use in case
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      Lock icon Probe called on alleged poll fraud
      182 6 Probe called on alleged poll fraud MANILA The Commission on Elections has ordered an investigation into last month's voting in a key district, following charges by an administration candidate that the poll was rigged, officials said. The probe in the 2nd district of Sulu province could affect the race for
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      Lock icon Soldiers killed trying to defuse grenade
      71 6 Soldiers killed trying to defuse grenade MANILA A grenade left in a public square in the southern city of Cotabato killed two army bomb disposal experts as they tried to defuse it, the state-run Philippines News Agency (PNA) said yesterday. Sergeants Adriano Soria and Ruben Gumapac were killed instantly. Six
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      Lock icon Ex-Red leader shot in Manila ambush
      404 6  -  ABBY TAN By Manila Correspondent Reuter picture MANILA Former communist guerilla leader Bernabe Buscayno was wounded on Monday in an ambush that left three of his aides critically injured and another person killed, police said. Mr Buscayno, 43, was grazed by a bullet in
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      Lock icon Thais want Innocent passage' right for fishermen
      318 6 BANGKOK Thailand is to submit an aide memoire to Malaysia, proposing that "legitimate" Thai fishing boats be allowed innocent passage through Malaysian waters, Deputy Foreign Foreign Minister Prapass Limpabhand said yesterday. The move follows frequent arrests of Thai fishermen by Malaysian authorities in
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Govt must find posts for 350 new doctors
      313 7 Govt must find posts for 350 new doctors KUALA LUMPUR The Health Ministry will have to find vacancies for about 350 doctors who complete their house ma nship next month. The Malaysian Medical Association president, Dr Yeoh Poh Hong, said the government plan to create more than 400 vacancies should
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      Lock icon Official of MCA to sue paper over contest
      158 7 Official of MCA to sue paper over contest KUALA LUMPUR Petaling MCA youth secretary Chan Tse Yuen yesterday filed a suit against Utusan Melayu (Malaysia) Bhd and its editor-in-chief, Mr Zainuddin Maidin, over a contest published in Utusan Malaysia on April 18. The contest, which sought the views of nonMalays,
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      Lock icon Mahathir waves 'thank you'
      130 7 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Serf Dr Mahathir Mohamad waving to well-wishers when he attended ft Joint Hart Raya and thanksgiving celebration at Kap*r, Selangor, yesterday organised by Kapar Umno Division ftr his victory In the Umno party election on April 24. The function was
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      Lock icon Receivers study bank's plan for rescuing co-op
      283 7 KUALA LUMPUR Public Bank has made several proposals to Bank Negara on its rescue of the deposit-taking co-oper-ative, Koperatif Serbaguna Malaysia. The proposals will give the bank a 30 per cent controlling stake in Multipurpose Holdings Bhd, the commercial arm of KSM The
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      Lock icon Thai officers 'part of call-girls racket'
      203 7 ALOR STAR A few Thai security officers based near the Malay-sian-Thai border are smiggllag call-girls Ist* the country, mrew say. The officers sometimes cross the Malaysian harder checkpoint at Bnkit Kayo Hitam and Padang Besar In can with tinted glass. At other times, they
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      Lock icon KL acts to boost primary products
      382 7 Minister to lead missions to five countries KUALA LUMPUR Primary Industries Minister Datuk Dr Urn Keng Yaik will begin a 26--day tour of five countries from Saturday. He will head four different missions which could be crucial to the development of Malaysia's primary industries.
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      Lock icon Need for more work on Malay language: Anwar
      290 7 KUALA LUMPUR The development of Bahasa Malaysia had not reached a satisfactory level, Education Minister Anwar Ibrahim said at the opening of the second Indone-sia-Malaysia Cultural Symposium held at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia at Bangi Selangor. He said although it was the government's
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      121 7 We hope you've cottoned on to the fact that we offer the fastest flights from London to Singapore every day of the week. The other material benefit, A\ of course, is that whichever day you choose to fly, you'll enjoy a standard of inflight service that even other airlines talk
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      11 7 KL likely to be parly to sew rabber pact: Pa*- 24
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  • WORLD FOCUS
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      Lock icon Delhi flexes its muscles
      835 8  -  G. G. LABELLE By AS IF there was any doubt, India with its standing army of more than one million troops has proven itself more powerful than the small island-nation of Sri Lanka off its southern tip. That was one point made when Indian planes dropped
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      Lock icon India hankers for regional -power status
      570 8  - India hankers for regional -power status- STEVEN R. WEISMAN By COLOMBO Diplomats and other experts said India's air-drop to ethnic Tamils in northern Sri Lanka last week mainly underscored India's growing aspirations to regional-power status. Some Indians have drawn an analogy between an Indian epic the Ramayana, in which the
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      Lock icon New Fed chief an economic detective extraordinaire
      1177 9  - New Fed chief an economic detective extraordinaire LOUIS UCHITELLE By 4 He does not let his ideological views colour his analysis off the facts and there has been no slavish adherence to White House policies. Mr Walter W. Heller, who was chief economic adviser to President Kennedy and President Johnson.
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      Dead man's friend testifies at $323,000 CBT case
      403 11 A MAN had to step into his best friend's shoes as the chief prosecution witness in a criminal breach of trust case because his friend had been stabbed to death. The dead man, German Mr Volker Bock, had earlier made a police
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      Housewife robbed of jewellery on void deck
      135 11 Housewife robbed of jewellery on void deck A HOUSEWIFE was robbed of $2,000 in Jewellery at knifepoint yesterday afternoon while writing a letter on the void deck of her Bedok flat. Madam Maimon binti Abdullah, 32, who lost a necklace and two pendants, was at Block 602, Bedok Reservoir Road
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      Charity begins with father's words
      171 11 WHEN he mi alive, Mr Kea Kok Hlng, a businessman, used to tell his three sons that the value of money was In what it could do to help the needy. That lesson has aever been forgotten, and when Mr Kea died last month, Us
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      Air force gets two more Hawkeyes
      103 11 SINGAPORE has taken delivery of two more early warning planes, bringing the number of Grumman E-2C Hawkeyes operated by the Republic of Singapore Air Force to four. The Defence Ministry yesterday confirmed the arrival of the two planes last Saturday. The earlier planes came
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      A look at the heavens in an $18 m planetarium
      368 11 SEE the sky from the moon or from Jupiter and trace the movements of 10,000 stars. Or take a closer look at the constellations like the Great Bear and the Scorpion and have a better understanding of astronomy. Watch a
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      Joint-venture to survey historic Fullerton Building
      202 12 Joint-venture to survey historic Fullerton Building A SINGAPOREANFRENCH joint venture team has won the job of doing a full-scale structural survey on Fullerton Building, which is to be preserved. The team of Baikoff Associates Consulting Engineers and BVSC Consulting Engineers clinched the project from seven others, with a bid of
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      Steady oil prices for next 3 years, says economist
      210 12 Steady oil prices for next 3 years, says economist OIL prices are expected to be steady up to the end of the decade, according to Mr Henry Azzam, chief economist of Gulf International Bank. This is because the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) will only be producing at less
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      Seabass breeding in captivity a success
      202 12 Seabass breeding in captivity a success SEABASS, regarded as a popular dish on dinner tables, has been successfully bred in captivity. The Fish Breeding Unit of the Primary Production Department's Marine Aquaculture Section has found that sea bass brooders the mother fish can be raised from fingerlings to sexual maturity
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      Children's art on display
      76 12 A THREE-DAY Children Art Exhibition, will be opened by Mr Ho Kah Leong, Senior Parliamentary Secretary for the Ministry of Communications and Information on Friday at 6 pm. The exhibition is organised by the Youth Group of Life Art Society. It will be held at the
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      Civilians learn jungle survival skills at camp
      551 12  -  COLIN CHEONG By TWENTY-ONE civilians 20 men and a woman who emerged from a weekend jungle survival course found it "no holiday camp" but are keen to do it again. They are pioneers of sorts for the Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association will
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      Man charged with helping friend escape
      141 12 A JOBLESS man has been charged with helping a friend to escape the custody of a policeman. Muhammad Hishammuddin, 22. was alleged to have rescued Asman Mustapah. 22, who was in the custody of a corporal from the Port of Singapore Authority Police for
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      Grant available for studies on the aged
      335 12 Grant available for studies on the aged SINGAPOREANS doing scientific and medical research into the problems faced by the aged can now turn to a foundation for help in financing their studies. The Sandoz Foundation for Gerontological Research was set up by the Swiss-based Sandoz Pharmaceuticals in March last year
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      Fitness tests
      37 12 THE Singapore Sports Council will be conducting the national physical fitness and national aerobic fitness award tests on June 20. They will be held at 3 pm and 4 pm respectively at the National Stadium
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      Confusion over River Valley school in West Coast
      256 13 FIVE months after its move. River Valley High School is still turning heads up at the West Coast Situated in Pandan Gardens, opposite the Pandan Reservoir, the school stands rather incongruously in front of a signboard with directions to Jurong. Among those
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      Legal cases now go on-line
      585 13  -  L. E. PREMA By WITHOUT leaving their offices oi touching a book, officers of the Supreme Court and the Commercial Affairs Department can roam through extensive libraries on law in the United States. Britain. Europe, New Zealand and Australia. They can look at case laws,
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      Lanolin plant to start operations in April
      320 13 YOSHIKAWA Chemicals Singapore, which is building the Republic's only plant to extract grease from wool, expects to start part of its operations in April. Phase Two of the project, which will bring the company's total investments to $100 million, will be completed "a
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    • Snippets
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        Why he avoided
        85 14 "IF I WERE to stand in a political party, my work in the Church would definitely be affected. I would not be able to build up a base in the Church because I was also hopeful that the Church could also be a pressure group so that
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        Unions hard to penetrate
        108 14 VINCENT Cheng said he found it very difficult to penetrate the trade union movement here. "I wanted to hold small workshops with other independent trade unionists and I was told that this was not possible, I had to ask the permission of the parent body," he
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        The frustrations ...
        110 14 The frustrations ASKED IF there were any frustrations as he went about his work building up a power base, Cheng said: "I was very impatient at the slow pace of the building of this movement, of the consolidation of pressure groups. I felt very impatient that in Singapore, why is
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        ... and the joys
        46 14 and the joys ON THE other hand, he also drew satisfaction from his work: "Oh yes, there were joys. One of the joys was, of course, to see a person becoming more aware, more politicised. That was a personal joy in itself... a sense of achievement."
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        Kevin was Very committed'
        78 14 AFTER Vincent Cheng brought together several Church and student bodies under the Coalition of Organisations for Religion and Development (Cord), he started a training programme for leaders of the various groups. "Kevin was one such representative whom I found very capable and committed," said Cheng, referring
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        'Maids centre was important'
        98 14 THE Catholic Foreign Workers' Centre, ordered shut down by Archbishop Gregory Yong last week, was important in Vincent Cheng's scheme of things. He said the problems of foreign workers "were important for us to expose to the public". But earlier he said: "I used to be
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        Drama as a vehicle
        58 14 VINCENT Cheng said he saw the importance of drama as a means of politicising the members of Cord and their organisations. "So I sent Souk Yee to the Philippines for training in popular theatre and drama," he said, referring to detainee Wong Souk Yee, 28, a
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        Only 'minimal connections'
        50 14 APART from detainee Kenneth Tsang, Vincent Cheng said he had "minimal" connections with other ex-members of Fuemsso, the Federation of United Kingdom and Eire Malaysian and Singapore Students' Organisations. Most of the time, he said, it was detainee Teresa Lim Li Kok who kept up with them
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    • The Marxist conspiracy: Interview with Vincent Cheng
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        Wah Piow introduced me to Mao's works — Cheng
        776 14 Wah Piow introduced me to Mao's works Cheng VINCENT Cheng was first exposed to Marxism while he was at the seminary and did a threemonth theory course in it. That did not have any impact on him, he said. But in 1972 he met Tan Wah Piow, who introduced him
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        'In the 80s, I was also having some doubts'
        110 14 QUOTE QBut it sounds too easy, Vincent. I mean, a few days, you meet people and they tell you that Singapore is vulnerable, and it rubs off 15 years of Marxist belief. How can it work that way? A: You have
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        Vision of classless society
        409 14 'It means doing away with multinational corporations' VINCENT Cheng said Tan Wah Piow gave him Maoist literature to read, and he became interested in the ideas of a classless society and class struggle. "I resolved to find out more," he said. He decided to do a
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        How pressure groups would develop into open confrontation with Govt
        451 14 HOW far was Vincent Cheng prepared to go to achieve his ends? In putting this question to Cheng, an interviewer asked if he was prepared to cause turmoil. This was his reply: A: I could only foresee myself building up
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        Role as organiser, facilitator and king-maker
        274 14 DESCRIBING the "organisation work" he did at Tan Wah Piow's suggestion, Cheng said he derived satisfaction as he saw more and more people "getting aware and politicised". Q: Did you feel yourself (to be) a sort of leader too? A: I believe that my
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        Cheng wrote articles forWP paper
        262 14 Cheng wrote articles forWP paper MARXIST plot mastermind Tan Wah Plow wanted his people here to get involved In party politics as they went about building a broad base of support, Vincent Cheng revealed. He said Tan felt that political parties offered "a legal platform and also an open platform
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        Marxism versus Christianity: An unresolved conflict
        540 14 Marxism versus Christianity: An unresolved conflict Q: VINCENT, you espoused Marxist ideals. But as a practising Christian, did you find Marxism and Christianity compatible? A: When I was doing studies on Marxism and liberation theology, I felt that Christianity and Marxism could be compatible. But I also began to have
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      Safety found in the 'ready cover' of the Catholic Church
      296 15 VINCENT Cheng shrank from openly joining a political party and found trade unions too h.\rd to penetrate. But he enjoyed a measure of success in the Roman Catholic Church and in influencing young people. This is what he told the
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      Grassroots bodies used as pressure groups
      286 15 Grassroots bodies used as pressure groups WHEN Vincent Cheng noticed that conservative Roman Catholics were "making inroads into the general leadership of the Church" he viewed it as a problem. He responded by bringing together what he described as the Church's "social-oriented forces" a number of Church and student bodies
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      Negative outlook to create polarisation
      472 15 Cheng sought to highlight even minor differences AS EXECUTIVE secretary of the Roman Catholic Church's Justice and Peace Commission, Vincent Cheng sought to get across his ideas on liberation theology. He said he had a "very negative" outlook on Singapore and sought to highlight even
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      Newsmen who conducted the interview
      39 15 THE FOUR Journalists who interviewed Vincent Cheng were Loy Teck Joan of LJanhe Zaobao, Zainnl AMdin Rasheed of Berita Harian, Kenneth Liang of the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation and Patrick Daniel of The Straits Times.
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      Marxist state 'not possible9
      259 15 Marxist state 'not possible 9 AT THE end of his long interview with four journalists, Vincent Cheng was asked why he had shared his experiences with them. This is what he said: A. After my arrest and detention, I realised many things which I didn't take stock of. Of course,
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      Anti-MNC because of his leftist thinking
      283 15 Anti-MNC because of his leftist thinking Q: YOU wrote also of multinationals in Dossier as exploiters of labour. But have you considered for example whether Singapore would be able to make that kind of progress it had achieved without multinationals? A: I am not well-versed in economics. But my leftist
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      US computer firm to set up design centre
      292 16 AMERICAN computer company Tandon Corporation will start a design centre here in two years, said its managing director, Mr V. Luthra. yesterday. It will be investing $2.5 million in equipment over the next four years and hiring 25 engineers in the next
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      Union asks Govt to help Malay teachers
      200 16 THE Singapore Malay Teachers Union has called on the government to set up a special scheme to help Malay teachers pursue further studies to improve their teaching skills. Malay teachers with the right qualifications should get help to obtain degrees or diplomas from
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      First giraffe born here in 15 years
      301 16  -  By R. RAJENDRAN JOHANA gave birth yesterday to a <#-kg, 1. 7-metre- tall baby the average weight and height of a man. He was her first-born... and the first giraffe to be bom at the Singapore zoo In IS years. Two other giraffes
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      Arson blamed for market fire
      103 16 POLICE have treated as arson an early morning blaze which damaged $2,000 worth of fruits in four stalls in a market at Block 726, Clementi West Street 2, yesterday. Investigators found ker- osene, believed to have been used to start the fire, near one of
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      Guangdong products will be on show at Mandarin
      170 16 Guangdong products will be on show at Mandarin More than 600 different types of products from seven cities in Guangdong, China, will be exhibited at a trade fair at Mandarin Hotel from June 11 to 18. This was announced by Mr Guo Rongchang, leader of a 113-member Guangdong trade delegation
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      Three years' jail for dud cheques
      62 16 Three years' jail for dud cheques A JOBLESS man was sentenced to three years' jail on Monday on five charges of cheating by issuing dud cheques totalling more than $42,000. Lim Chor Joo. 37, issued the cheques to pay for goods, including a personal computer and pumpkin seeds, and for
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      Businessman attacking PC
      426 16 Businessman attacking PC 'Shooting after crash' trial But he denies that he used a hoe A MAN shot in the abdomen by a plainclothes policeman during a row over a minor accident two years ago, yesterday agreed in court that he attacked the policeman first, but denied that he had
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      Judge rejects man's guilty plea
      142 16 A DISTRICT judge yesterday rejected a man's guilty plea to a charge of outrage of modesty after the man added that he committed the act without realising it. Kwek Yong Hai. 31, had earlier pleaded guilty to the charge of touching the right thigh and
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      Diplomat digs up lawn for a cause
      397 17  -  JACQUELINE WONG By ANY British gardener would gasp in horror to see his manicured lawn carved up by an excavator. Yet when the unthinkable happened yesterday, the Englishman responsible for it smiled. He had climbed onto a bulldozer and ploughed through his carpet
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      State counsel Michael Khoo resigns
      227 17 State counsel Michael Khoo resigns MR MICHAEL Khoo, a senior state counsel and deputy public prosecutor, has resigned from government service. He leaves the AttorneyGeneral's Chambers next month. It is understood he is going into private practice. Mr Khoo, who is on leave, declined comment when contacted yesterday. A University
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      Music quest finals
      56 17 'I'ME grand finals of the sixth National Music Compe tit ion will h" held on June 21. Organised by the Minisit > of Community Development and the Singapore Musk So riety. the competition will begin at 5 pm at Singapore Conference Hall. Tickets at S3 are available
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      US medical firm sets up plant in Singapore
      300 17 THE setting up of an American medical plant here has many qualities that make it a definite plus for Singapore's efforts to diversify its manufacturing sector, said Economic Development Board chairman Philip Yeo. Speaking at Becton Dickinson's ground-break-ing ceremony yesterday, he said:
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      Some don't heed courtesy message in Singa City
      351 17  -  CHRISTOPHER KHOO By NOT all yesterday's visitors to Singa City, where The Great Courtesy Quest is under way, got the message. Singa City, which is in Raffles City, opened its doors on May 30 and the hope is that school children would
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      Man charged with murdering father
      81 17 A MAN was charged yesterday with murdering M> father. Chla Feh Yoo, 28, was •Ml ham;i Prison Hospital k.m •»>»■ proseeution asked thai h- be remanded there for a psychiatric examination. hla is alleged to have murdered his fit-year-old father, Mr Chla SI Min, a
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      Couple jailed for bid to cheat bank
      272 17 Couple jailed for bid to cheat bank A HUSBAND and wife were yesterday jailed eight months each for various forgeries and making a false police report in their attempt to cheat a bank. l.im Siew Lian, 22, a bank clerk, and her husband, Wong Yuen Sin, 23, a national serviceman,
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      339 16 When we look in Mr. Struys' 1951 soft-top, other workshops thought we'd gone soft in the head. fj ,1 w tfr i .^i^gi^ijj^^ 4tt» TV, P^^ Thirty odd years ago it would have been a different story* scrap-yards of Johor) proved worthy of Sherlock Holmes and he This lovely old
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      Lock icon No kidding, laughter is still the best medicine
      838 18  -  JOHN M. LEIGHTY By SAN FRANCISCO Laughter is an age-old elixir that modern healers should practise and prescribe, a growing number of health professionals maintain. Humour's assistance in modern medicine is no joke, says Dr William Fry, a leading researcher into the
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      A Marshall Plan for the Pacific Basin is possible
      1502 18  - A Marshall Plan for the Pacific Basin is possible RONALD C. NAIRN By writing for The Asian Wall Street Journal 4 Put crudely, Americans must break from their European tradition and join the Pacific Basin. If that happens there can be a new version of the Marshall Plan poised to
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      Lock icon Taiwan struggles to cut US trade surplus
      1203 19  -  PETER MONTAGNON By Open the market Reflate the economy Promote more domestic consumption Let the Taiwan currency appreciate More tariff cuts MR JOHN Hau, a leading Taiwanese footwear executive, recently decided to import high-grade shoes from the United States to satisfy what he
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        Not by numbers alone
        625 18 Not by numbers alone ACTING in response to a request from Muslim MPs, the Ministry of Education has sent out instructions to schools to limit their enrolment of Malay children to no more than 25 per cent of their Primary 1 intake. As we said last December when Environment Minister
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      Punchlines
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      Victory gives Datuk Lim stronger hand in pushing Gerakan views
      882 19  - Victory gives Datuk Lim stronger hand in pushing Gerakan views N.V. RAMAN By writing for The Star KUALA LUMPUR Gerakan President Datuk Dr Lim Keng Yaik and MIC President Datuk Samy Vellu share more similarities than many people imagine, from operating style to grassroots politicking. And in Sunday's Gerakan elections,
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        Staff can vote to have smoke-free workplace
        299 20 Staff can vote to have smoke-free workplace I REFER to the letter "Smoking problem in the private sector" by "AntiSmoking" (ST, May 28). We appreciate the writer's concern for the health of non-smokers in private sector offices. One of the objectives of the National Smoking Control Programme is to promote
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        Students can look at marked papers
        123 20 I REFER to the letter "Schools should return test papers to pupils" by Miss Shirley Ong Seow Ling (ST, June 1). We agree with the writer that having a chance to look at the marked scripts and to go through them with the teacher
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        Surrender any unwanted dog to authorities
        275 20 WE refer to the letter "Canine terror in Tampines" by "K.H.8." (ST, May 13). The writer complained about the nuisance caused by a pack of stray dogs at Tampines Street 41. The writer also claimed that several telephone calls were made to the Housing
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        None in Fullerton Building
        88 20 I RECENTLY went to the renovated government offices in Fullerton Building and found them very impressive. There was a sense of spaciousness and I found the service rendered very much improved. Generally, the environment was excellent. I was, however, surprised to find that there were no
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        Amenities far from desirable
        91 20 I WOULD like to highlight the condition of the toilet/bathroom facilities at the Farrer Park swimming pool and tennis courts. The convenient and central location of these facilities make them among the most frequently used pools and courts. It is thus all the more vital that
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      Pr 6 maths tougher than that in Sec 1
      211 20 No one sure of grades to pass PSLE I TAUGHT in a secondary school for more than 12 years before resigning recently. I have no experience teaching in primary schools. However, while helping my son prepare for his Primary School Leaving
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      No ventilation with windows closed
      317 20 I HAVE noticed that new flats have windows which have a weak point in their design. They have only sliding portions, none that are top-hung (except for one panel in the master bedroom). This means that when it rains and these windows are closed, there
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      Keep bins clean with water and disinfectant
      127 20 I REFER to the report "End to stench at bin compounds" (ST, June 2). The reported plan will cover only three areas. I would like to suggest that, when clearing rubbish bins in the mornings, workers use not just water but also a
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        Chief price changes
        410 21 Rises Falls SficorpWt ?M t-W MBwkitf IV) 3i MitunM) 700 *12 Crty ot> 5k 4(2 -23 Ntwnes MS +10 «C 4M -22 BS«nbiw«i| bbO ♦10 SM 1350 20 limmjtco SSO •10 OCBC 9*5 -20 (uTmiSwc 206+7 ioodwood Pj-k 900 -20 Stttnd* 230 X Gurtnf 650 20 MtttoHMfi
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        Lock icon Reverting to old ways
        92 21 RIYADH Only three weeks after the start of a new share trading system, the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency (Sama) has told banks to revert to the old way of trading shares. Sama on May 11 opened a new central trading hall where the kingdom's banks and
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        Lock icon Cocoa prices slide
        98 21 LONDON Cocoa prices, already at a fouryear low, look set to keep falling, despite the International Cocoa Organisation's recent purchases, and some analysts believe Icco may be unable to stop the slide. Icco can buy up to 150,000 tonnes of cocoa for a buffer stock to stabilise
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        Lock icon US car makers' plight
        64 21 DETROIT North American car makers, including the Asian and European firms that have or plan domestic assembly plants, will have the capacity to produce almost seven million more cars than will be needed, an industry publication has said. Monthly industry magazine Ward's Auto World said makers
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        Lock icon Guinness may buy over
        61 21 LONDON Guinness is continuing to comment on talk that it may be about to buy Schenley Industries Inc from Rapid-American Corp. Yesterday's Times newspaper reported that Guinness was understood to be negotiating to acquire Schenley, which distributes Guinness's Dewar's Whisky and Gordon's Gin in the US,
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        Lock icon Gall to relax rules
        61 21 WASHINGTON A group of futures industry leaders headed by Commodity Futures Trad ing Commission (CFTC) Commissioner Robert Davis have urged that federal rules limiting speculation on futures markets be relaxed. A report by CFTC's financial products advisory committee responded to exchanges' complaints that speculative position limits
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      Chase chiefs pledge to Asia
      133 21 THE Chase Manhattan Bank's recent addition of US$l.6 billion (553.36 billion) to its loss reserves because of concern over loans to developing countries would not affect the bank's ability or willingness to commit itself in Asia, its chairman said yesterday. Mr Willard Butcher said this
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      Wepco to raise $6m through public offer
      584 21  -  CATHERINE C. ONG By 5m 50-cent par value units will be offered at $1.35 each WAH-CHANG Electro-plating (Wepco), which is to be the third company listed on Sesdaq, is raising $6.75 million through an offering of five million new shares at $1.35 each.
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      Take Sesdaq seriously, brokers told
      415 21 A MERCHANT banker yesterday said that if stockbrokers and bankers take Sesdaq "seriously", investors, who have been bothered by the second securities market's teething problems, will not shy away from its shares. Speaking at a press conference to launch the Wepco issue, Mr Robert Tomlin,
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      Market dabblers pull back to take stock
      344 21 SPECULATORS who have recently been very active on the Singapore stock market began to pull back yesterday to take stock of their positions. The Straits Times Industrial Index suffered its steepest drop in more than two months, as quality stocks took a beating.
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      Tan Chong expects to see an upturn
      265 21 TAN Chong Motor Holdings Bhd, which slid to its first loss of M57.6 million as sales were halved last year, believes Singapore motor traders have seen the worst with the economy now on the upswing. Chairman Dato Tan Kim Hor said in his
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      Hongkong Electric shareholders approve demerger
      244 21  - Hongkong Electric shareholders approve demerger ERIC ELLIS By in Hongkong HONGKONG Shareholders of the Li Ka-Shing-con-trolled utility, Hongkong Electric, overwhelmingly approved a controversial proposed demerger of the company's non-electric assets at an extraordinary general meeting yesterday. Voting 98 per cent in favour of the motion, HK Electric shareholders approved the
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      Control of Ming Court expected to change hands
      431 21  - Control of Ming Court expected to change hands CONRAD RAJ By CONTROL of Ming Court Hotel Ltd, which operates the hotel of that name in Tanglin Road, is expected to change hands soon. The company yesterday was granted a suspension in trading of its shares after saying "an offer has
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      Losses swell
      37 21 KUALA LUMPUR MultiPurpose Holdings Bhd's poor, performance in shipping caused it to suffer an af-ter-tax and extraordinary items loss of M5228.4 million for the group in calendar 1986 compared to about MSI92 million previously. Bernama.
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      Business done in Singapore
      5666 22 READERS should be aware of the imitations of this information Not every transaction, nor every price dealt in at the stock exchange is covered in "business done". Further, because al dealnfs at a particular price are lumped together, the table does not show the trend in
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      1721 22 INDUSTRIALS Acmo Ajinomoto (3505) Alei Hidq Akom (I06S) (43) 110 (23) Ml '2) M2 (20) 112 (7) 113 (2) 114 18) 109 (16) 108 (7) 107 (10; 105 (2) 104 (5) 106 AISB (1398 I40S) (6) 146 (34) 147 (30) 145 (27) 144 (7) 142
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      How your stocks performed
      3056 22 M shares quoted have a par value of SI. unless otherwise specified Adjusted (or scrip/rifhts. N Tai-eiempted dividend. ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dolars. Trustee stocks under CPf Approved Investment Scheme. 1957 Last Yictd Voi Day Htyi
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        Losses litter the board in active trading
        2400 23 HEAVY profit-taking depressed share prices on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday in another round of very active trading with total volume of over 40 million units for the second session running. Losses littered the board. On the whole, the situational issues which
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        167 23 near rum lino pvq<; VJV/DL< UVJO l/V/u I/Do Savings ddily 3 3 < 2 X 2 3 6 months 3 3 i 3(1) 1 2 months 3'« 3 4 3'.' 3 1 Prime rate S s'j 5 1 s'^ Personal, Renovation (Fbt discounted) Up to 1 year 6U
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        196 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dolars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SJIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.5058—1.5086 6.73—6.55 Canadian dollar 1.5674 1 5694 6.43—6.32 HI dollar 1 2234 1 2260 8.29-804 Sterling pound 3 4615 3 4653 2.92-2.88 US dollar 2.1075 2 1085 4.77
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        110 23 THE US dollar closed weaker against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it opened at 2.1125/35 and closed at 2.1075 85. It traded within a range of 2.1065 and 2.1135 in thin trading. Against the deutschemark, the greenback closed weaker compared to its opening
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        194 23 THE kilobar market traded between 5530,589 and 5530,775 yesterday. In the Far East market, gold opened in the morning at U*****.50 2.00. Local buying took the price up to U*****.70 3.20. It closed for lunch at U*****. 90/ 2.40. It reopened in the afternoon at U*****.80 3.30. Eventually, it
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        263 23 Managers' prices for June 10 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce I It) I /id The Swings Fund 0 95— I 01 S port Prog Fund 046 OSO S pot* Sec Fund 0 78-0 83 S pore Invest Fund 0 80—0 86 Spore Equity Fund 056 060 Asia Unit
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      448 23 SEPTEMBER Eurodollar opened unchanged from the previous close at 92.17 as there was still no major news from the Venice summit meeting. Prices slipped in early session on dollar weakness in the foreign exchange market but recovered on short covering by mid-day. The September contract dipped to an
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      19 23 Rubber Closing prices cents/kilo Singapore July ***** down 2 75 cents Malaysia July 244 50 down two cents
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      19 23 Tin Closing prices MS/ kilo KL Tin 16 55 down one cent Turnover 81 tonnes down 72 tonnes
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      29 23 Ctowit prices Copper £/tonnc Mon Spot 954 00 95b 00 (956 00-957 50) 3 months 933 00-934 00 (934 00-934 50) Market tone Barely Steady Sales 17.000 tonnes
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      27 23 Cln«{ pnen Silver USJ trey ei Tun Mon Ww* 765 775 778 788 Mm Fn Nr« York 7bb 765 7 75-7 K Soi/tt* Credit Suisse Spore
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      27 23 Closmi pnces Aluminium £/tonnc Man Spot 926 50-927 50 (904 00-905 00) 3 months 902 00-902 50 (884 00-885 00) Market tone Steady Sales 17.250 tonnes
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      100 23 Crude MS/tome palm oi km 75? 50 tsouth) and north) 750 (central i Refined palm oil USS tonnes RBD palm oil June 322 50 (sellers) luly Aug Sept 325 (sellers) RBD Stearin luly 300 (sellers) August ?95 (sellers! RBD Oit-m Crude stearin Neutralised Unq palm oil Closing prices
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      Johan firms to seek listing in Australia
      323 24 DIVERSIFIED Malaysian group Johan Holdings Bhd intends to restructure its overseas assets into a new company, Abacus Pacific, and list it and its intended subsidiary Abacus Australia Ltd on Australia's stock exchanges. Abacus Pacific, to be incorporated in the Nether lands and to
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      Lock icon Public Bank plans rights, bonus issues
      446 24 KUALA LUMPUR Public Bank is expected to make a cash call which will be sweetened with a bonus issue. President and Chief Executive Officer Tan Sri Teh Hong Piow said he would propose to the board of directors the rights and bonus issues. Tan
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      106 24 KUALA LUMPUR Southern Bank Bhd will seek listing on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) as soon as possible, Chairman Raja Tan Sri Zalnal bin Raja Sulaiman said yesterday. "We have obtained approvals from the relevant authorities bat we have to Inform all our shareholders first
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      Lock icon KL likely to be party to new rubber agreement
      234 24 KL likely to be party to new rubber agreement KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian Cabinet is today expected to approve the country's participation in the new International Natural Rubber Agreement (Inra) aimed at stabilising world rubber prices over the next five years. Primary Industries Minister Datuk Dr Lim Keng Yaik is
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      498 24 SAN FRANCISCO BankAmerica Corp will add US$l.l billion (552.32 billion) to its reserves for future loan losses a move that will result in the struggling bank's largest quarterly loss to date and shatter its immediate hopes for a recovery. BankAmerica the second
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      Lock icon Three investors eye Emporium Malaysia
      328 24 KUALA LUMPUR At least three potential investors have shown interest in taking over the troubled Emporium and Supermarkets Holding Bhd (ESHB) group of companies. A member of the new committee of inspection, Mr Thomas Teng, said this was revealed by the group's provisional liquidator, Mr
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      40 26 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MDM LEE HO TEE wish to express their heartfelt thanks to all relative*, friend*, the various associations, business associate* A colleagues for their kind assistance, condolences, donations A wreaths during their recent Dofesvemeiit*
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      183 Condolences
      44 26 f Ur 1 'deepest sy mpathyl and heartfelt condolences To the family of Mr Lim Chang Nang Consultant to Gardenia Eteverages Sdn Bhd From The Board of Directors, Management and Staff of I GARDENIA L INTERNATIONAL J V (S) PTE LTD M
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      181 Deeths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      294 26 Mr. PETER LIM BOK POH Age: SS passed away peacefully on 9 JUNE 1967 leaving behind Wife: Lily Yeo Slan Cheng Daughters: Eugenia Inn Seok Hoon Sabrlna Llm Seok Cheng SonAdrian l.im Jin Yeow Body lying at 25 Broadrick Road Tel: *****52
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      184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam
      291 26 IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR FOUNDER THE LATE VENERABLE DHAMMASUKHA WHO DEPARTED FROM US ON 3RD JULY 1968 THE FULL MOON DAY OF THE STH LUNAR MONTH "MAY HE ATTAIN THE BLISS OF NIRVANA!" (Memorial services will be heW today at 10.30a.m. and 1.00p.m.)
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      Hearty Handsome
      495 26 Gelding set to step up on debut second with impressive sprint ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE PENANG Handsome IV galloped brilliantly here yesterday morning, suggesting that he will take a lot of beating in the Class 3 Div 1 sprint over 1,400m on Saturday. With M.C. Lam astride,
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      Six for the notebook
      210 26  -  KUALA LUMPUR These horses did well here over the weekend and it would pay to follow them: Sandlnlsta is coming to hand. The Sir Godfrey two-year-old went down by a length to stablemate Giant Hawk after looking a chance. Nuclear LJmone's second to Monterio in the
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      Harris, Palmer get nod
      181 26  -  PENANG Hongkongbased Australian jockeys Wayne Harris and Gary Palmer are back as visiting riders at the Penang Turf Club June meeting, which starts on Saturday. They are sponsored by trainers Douglas Dragon and Johnny Kok respectively. During his first stint here in 1965, Harris bagged eight
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      Lock icon Turnover on the increase despite scandal
      254 26 Turnover on the increase despite scandal PERTH Recent betting trends show that racing in Australia has not been affected by the "Elephant Juice" doping scandal. and that it is beginning to hold its own in most areas in the battle for the gambling dollar. This is evident in Totalisator Agency
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      How they ran at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday
      213 26 Pictures at the 4Mm by ALBERT SIM At the 400m At the finish g- Class 1 Div 5 1,200m 1. Yuno When 2. Cool Decision 3. Born Free HI 4. Appreciation Dist: Shd, 9, 2 1 2 Time l:10.» Class 1 Div
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      291 26 Mr Urn Chang Nang, Consultant of Gardenia Beverages Sdn. Bhd passed away peacefully in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia on Bth June, 1987 at Queen Elizabeth Hospital. He will return to his hometown Muar via Johore Bahru today. Funeral services will take place at the Muar, Keng Chew Association. Friends and
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      Lock icon Steelsmith bowls a perfect 300
      266 27 Steelsmith bowls a perfect 300 Henry's mark eclipsed HELSINKI American Rick Steelv mlth on Monday bowled the first perfect game of Stt In the world tenpin bowling championships. Competing In the trios event, Steelsmith eclipsed the 298 mark held by Singapore's Henry Tan since mm. In SINGAPORE, Henry said of
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      Kiwi press criticise Wales-England play
      313 27 WELLINGTON The performance of both sides in Monday's Wales-England World Cup rugby union quarter-final drew heavy criticism in the New Zealand press yesterday. lan Gault, writing in The Dominion, said the match, won 16-3 by Wales, was a "dreadful display". Gault said New Zealand, who
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      Haron pulls out of FT Open
      357 27  -  HAKIKAT RAI By Sprint ace still troubled by hamstring injury A STRAINED hamstring has forced sprinter Haron Mundir to skip this weekend's Federal Territory Open track and field championships in Kuala Lumpur. Haron, Singapore's best over 100, 200 and 400 metres, told national selector
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      Mauritius to feature in special meet
      162 27  - Mauritius to feature in special meet A SPECIAL two-hour track and field meet between Mauritius and Singapore has been scheduled for this afternoon (5.30pm) at the National Stadium Practice Track. Only eight events will be contested men's 110 metres hurdles, 100m, 200m, 400m and 400m hurdles and women's 100m, 200m,
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      Lock icon Spurs go after Forest duo
      112 28 Spurs go after Forest duo LONDON Englteh giants Tottenham Hotspur are lining up a double swoop First Division rivals Nottingham Forest. Their targets are Dutch International utility player Johnny Metgod and England I nder-21 centre-baok Chris Falrclough. Spars manager David Pleat has already had talks with Falrclough, who recently rejected
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      Lock icon Ajax end season on losing note
      215 28 THE HAGUE European Cup Winners Cup Winners Ajax, who won the Dutch FA Cup final for the second successive season on Friday, ended their League season with a 2-1 defeat at Twente Enschede as the Dutch League programme came to a close on Monday.
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      Fandi plumps for Holland
      354 28  -  LAZARUS ROKK By But striker can play in five M-Cup matches KUALA LUMPUR Fandi Ahmad has made up his mind. He will leave Kuala Lumpur and head for Groningen next month. The Singapore striker said yesterday that the lure of professional soccer with FC Groningen in
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      Lock icon Extra time earns Young Boys fifth success
      185 28 SWISS CUP SOCCER BERNE Young Boys, of Berne, won the Swiss Cup for the fifth time when they beat Servette Geneva 4-2 in extra time in the final on Monday. For Servette, losing finalists to Sion last year, it was a cruel defeat,
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      Lock icon Thais edged out
      43 28 Thais edged out SEOUL Argentina's First Division side, Deportivo Espanol, outplayed Thailand 1-0 on the opening day of the President's Cup tournament on Monday. Omar Castro Villasenin scored. In other matches, South Korea A beat Hungary 1-0, and Egypt defeated USA 3-1. Reuter
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      Lock icon Women's game 'junk' — Cash
      196 28 Women's game 'junk' Cash TENNIS LONDON Australian tennis star Pat Cash launched a scathing attack on the women's game in a British magazine on Tuesday. In an interview with "Woman's Own", the 22--year-old firebrand from Melbourne described women's tennis as "Junk". "Men go out and play four or five hard
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      275 28 Double for St«fka: World high jump record holder Stefka Kostadinova, of Bulgaria, maintained her recent form when she cleared two metres for the second time in four days in Rehlingen, West Germany on Tuesday. Kostadinova, who four days ago set a year's best of 2.02 metres in
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      325 28 BANGLADESH'S Mohamedan Sporting Club outplayed visiting Manang Marsyangdi, of Nepal, 6-2 in the opening match of the Asian Club Group 4 championship at the National Stadium in Dhaka on Monday. GUADALAJARA beat Cruz Azul 3-0 in the second leg of the final in Guadalajara, Mexico, on Sunday
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      Film on Seoul's readiness
      146 28 Film on Seoul's readiness OLYMPICS WE are ready that's the title of the 20-minute filmlet on the preparations for next year's Seoul Olympics which the Korea National Tourism Corporation will screen during the Korean Cultural Night at the Victoria Theatre next Wednesday at 8 pm. The programme is being staged
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      The heat is on for the big kick-off
      957 29 The heat is on for the big kick-off Cup fever: Will it return? THE Regent of Pahang, the guiding force behind the state's challenge in the Malaysia Cup in recent years, is not one to mince his words. So when he fired a broadside at his footballers last month, they
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      Hill's No. 1 ambition
      381 29  -  J. RAJENDRAN By SQUASH professional Peter Hill, who turns 24 on July 1, is looking forward to an early birthday present the Milo National men's title. Hill himself is doing his fair share to ensure that the title comes his way, and at Kallang last night,
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      Boon Lay 4-0
      28 29 BOON Lay trounced Kampong Chantek 4-0 in a Singapore Hockey Association Division One match at Tanglin yesterday. Other remit Mv t: SCC 4 Mercenaries 0.
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      Salim strikes on his comeback
      304 29  - Salim strikes on his comeback PETER SIOW By MIDFIELDER SoJim Moln turned striker last Bight and rewarded national coach Seak Poh Leong and Singapore with a goal in the Republic's 14 win over Peaaag la a soccer friendly at the Natfoaal Stadlsm. The pssitlsaal change turned oat to he Seak's
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      Four players face fine
      343 29  -  JANICE SEAH By THREE national players and an expatriate coach who decided against playing in the US$5O,OOO ($105,000) Pro-Ken-nex Bonds Asian satellite tennis circuit beginning today at the Singapore Tennis Centre, might be fined US$lOO. National champion Mahader Hassan, Abdul Karim, Albert Teo and Canadian coach
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      MALAYSIA CUP COUNTDOWN
      72 29  -  J. RAJENDRAN By. IT'S time again for the Malaysia Cop soccer show. No other sporting event In Malaysia or Singapore can evoke quite as mnch emotion and excitement as the Malaysia Cop. Tlmesport will set readers in the mood for action day on Friday with oar buildup,
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      Lock icon 'Sponsors have scope in Singapore'
      150 29 SPONSORS of sports events have a good market for commercial development in Singapore. This was stated by Richard Palmer, the visiting International Olympic Committee's Sport Leadership course conductor at the National Stadium conference room yesterday. Palmer said that the essence of sports was competition and
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      Lock icon Test drawn
      214 29 MANCHESTER Old Trafford lived up to its reputation for attracting rain when the last day of the First cricket Test between England and Pakistan was washed out yesterday. Umpires Dickie Bird and Ban ie Meyer waited until lunch before calling the match off as a draw with Pakistan
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      40-run win
      57 29 SINGAPORE schoolboys beat Dover Court School by an impressive 40 runs in a friendly iricket match at Ceylon Sports Club ground yesterday. Brief scares: Singapore schoolboys 93 in 20 overs Amjit 45. Alfred Fox 13, Karl Darruwala 12. R. Sharma 4-19, Bharat Jain 3-21). Dover Court 53-9 (Glen
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      10 29 Supermokh puts on his scoring boots yet again Mokhtar
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      Lock icon SINGAPORE 1 (Scorer: Salim Moin) PENANG 0
      32 29 Picture by Singapore's V. Snndramoortliy (centre) gets his kick in despite the close attention of a Penang defender in last night's friendly match. ALBERT SIM
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      103 29 ATHLETICS Krimdly: Sin- Chartered v DBS. Dtv J: Tangs v Rapore v Mauritius (National Sta Phillips. Malaysian Airline v dium Practice Track. 530pm) POSB All at Petain Rd. 6 45. UOLP Tiger Opea pro am 7 30pm (Sembawanß. Bam) SOCCER Kilmdlles: SingaHOCKRY SHA Wv I: IA v pore Selertion v
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    552 30  -  ONG MING SEING Intra-Contra affair hearings By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON Fawn Hall, former secretary to Lieutenant-Colo-nel Oliver North, has admitted that she helped her boss shred and alter documents relating to the Iran-Con-tra scandal. Testifying before a joint congressional hearing under a grant
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    Fake watches seized from 'factory' flat
    202 30 A FLAT in Orchard Road is believed to have been used as a "factory" for the assembly of fake brandname watches. Officers from the ClD's Commercial Crime Department and representatives of various watch companies who raided the apartment in Orchard Towers found a pressing
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    166 30 GENEVA The Soviet I'nion yesterday put forward provisions for a comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty, which includes measures for mandatory inspection of test sites by an international team If cheating were suspected. It is the first time Moscow has agreed to
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    440 30 Minister gives assurance as rush for US$ goes on unabated JAKARTA Finance Minister Radius Prawiro yesteiday said Indonesia would not devalue the rupiah against the dollar and denounced rumours of devaluation as groundless. "The government is not considering devaluing its currency," he told a parliamentary hearing
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    Widow duped women of $212,000 in cash, gems
    229 30 A WIDOWED mother of three posed, among other things, as a devout Christian and a businesswoman to trick her victims, all elderly or middleaged women, into parting with jewellery and money worth more than $212,000. She even duped a 76--year-old woman into
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    28 30 NEW YORK The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 6.98 points to 2,344.66 an hour after trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. AP
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    Baby was a gift to us, couple claims
    640 30  -  CHUA CHIN CHYE By The adoption is legal. We've gone through the legal procedures, visited the min- m istries. The hawker. Hawker and wife deny paying $15,000 for child A COUPLE, alleged to have paid $15,000 for a baby boy, yesterday emphatically
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    173 30 TAN AH RAT A (Cameron Highlands) Vegetable farmer P. Kolandapayan, 34, whose spring onions were found to contain high pesticide residue, wms fined %l,m or one month's Jail In default by the magistrate's court here on Monday. Kolandapayan, who pleaded guilty, Is the first
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    150 30 SEOUL Battles broke out as nearly 10,000 South Korean students, demanding President Chun Doo Hwan's resignation, demonstrated across the country yesterday on the eve of threatened nationwide opposition rallies. Police said some of the protesters at about 40 universities hurled stones and
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      223 30 Weather UP TO 1 p.m Fair except for showers over a few areas from around midday onwards. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow. 33 max., 26 min SUNSET today: 7.10 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.58 am. GLOBAL HEATHER Adelaide 15 21 C Rain tandon 916 C Showers Amsterdam 813 C
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        1292 1 No butts, please EVERY painting tells a HHBK~~fc&7f^^V~~~i BPt HR^^ Kft^lL^] story and indeed, if you pPV^^T B w m r illj^^l li look carefully at each of R; 1P 1 f r^^M W^M j^fS^ the four pictures on this Ip ifcM A V W /NE rtk mXsß* JSfi^BH page,
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        Lock icon Park to help HK's blind 'see' nature
        773 2 'There are few things the blind can enjoy outside except the sunshine,' said a civic-conscious Hongkong businessman. So he suggested the idea of an aromatic garden for the blind in Victoria Park. TIPTOEING through the tulips takes on a new meaning in Hongkong's
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        Lock icon Why some can't say no to drugs and booze
        568 2 FOR a long time people have known of the dangers of alcohol and cocaine. Yet the party continues. In the United States, there are 1 million cocaine addicts and 11 million alcoholics. Today, there are four times as many deaths from
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        Lock icon Maids play new role in China's economy
        1130 3 Keeping an ayi or a housemaid in China was condemned as bourgeoise and decadent during the 1966-76 Cultural Revojution. But today, the practice of hiring housemaids is catching on fast in Chinese cities. MICHAEL LEE reports. Housemaids are essential to the growth of
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        Birthrate dips as Japanese marry later
        458 3 A TOTAL of 1,378,000 babies were born in Japan last year, marking the second lowest birthrate since the Ministry of Health and Welfare started keeping statistics in 1899. The low birth figure last year is attributed to a drop in the number of women
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        648 2 MING COURT HOTEL SINGAPORE V I N T A Q E LkiMr mß^JiM^n ■|V> ■Pif>K^ introducing Rokaini, Yem, Benson and also Evans. Collectively known as Vintage', the group has a repertoire of numbers that should please everyone. Chart buster hits, evergreen standards, country favourites, ballads, just to name a few.
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        126 2 r/ Grand BOOK FAIR and PHYSIOTHERAPY EQUIPMENT EXHIBITION You have to be there to believe it) A wide range of General Books, Reference Books, Encyclopedias and Audiovisual Materials from 13 giant overseas Publishers that are of interest to children, teenagers and adults (inclusive of professionals) at special discounts with attractive
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        All you need for your workplace
        577 4 A two-page supplement on the stationery and office equipment show which begins today. SUBATRA SUPPIAH reports. STATIONERY for offices, homes and schools will be the focus of the Stationery Fair and Asia Office Exhibition '87, which begins today. This is the most complete exhibition
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        Looking forward to more such events
        171 4 Looking forward to more such events MESSAGE Linn In Hua President, Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry ON BEHALF of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce Industry, may I extend our warmest congratulations to the Singapore Booksellers and Stationers Association for organising the Stationery Fair '87. Coir Chamber is
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        Trade fairs can help spur economic recovery
        314 4 MESSAGE Lim Seek Kian President, The Singapore Booksellers and Stationers Association TODAY marks the grand opening of the third Stationery Fair 1987 at Hall 2, World Trade Centre. It was the high spirits of unity and mutual support among the members of the
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        Information at your finger tips
        78 5 A DEVELOPING company needs office equipment that can accommodate all its many changes. The PAS cassette storage system may be just what a growing company is looking for. And as for computer software, Business Advancement Services provides all that might be required Dy small and
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        Cassette storage
        149 5 THE PAS system is all about assisting you to find the right thing at the right time. No more running about frantically, trying to find a slip of paper from among loads of others. This is a cassette storage system with interlocking elements as many or as few
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        Mini-software
        168 5 SMALL- and medium-sized companies will probably not be interested in installing a computer system that requires a long period of training. To cater to their needs, Business Advancement Services has come up with software packages that make use of simple operating procedures, without compromising on features and capabilities. Its
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        Paperback covers
        123 5 PAPERBACKS are cheap and convenient, but when it comes to staying power they lose out to hard cover books. Lyfguards' stick-on covers provide permanent paperback protection, keeping them in mint condition throughout their life. They are transparent, so you don't lose the pretty picture on your The PAS
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        Hardback sleeves
        65 5 ADAPTAROLL is a book sleeve that comes in rolls of different sizes. So there is no wastage, and you don't need adhesive tape because it self-adhesive. tAdaptaroll costs from $27 to $38 for a 25 m roll, depending on the width. It in four widths: 228 mm, 266
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        Desktop trinkets
        86 5 PRETTY plastic gift items in different colours and designs will help add some colour to your workplace. Megah Marketing has a whole range of these, which can also double up as toys for children, imported from Thailand. A little red box with yellow polka dots, for $2, is
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        135 4 CHINA AND THE ASEAN STATES: THE ETHNIC CHINESE DIMENSION Leo Suryadinata This book focuses on Chinas foreign relations with Southeast Asia with special reference to the ethnic and political dimensions It deals with the reactions of Southeast Asian governments, especially those of ASEAN, to China's foreign policy in general, and
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        47 5 ROGETS THESAURUS > *> i. The first new completely revised edition for twenty years reflecting recent changes in spoken and written English. Roget's Thesaurus is an invaluable work of reference and a 'treasure house' of words! Available at all good bookshops /Sk\ STP Distributors eH Sdn Bhd i i
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        141 5 PenteHa Quafty Stationery Products rs^rsrr I W a 7 8 for efficiency bv Ponuna Ptitp ««w»«oniroi MJ WnMN rilW l^s.sjncxoc«<}ented mm m m <h« MWlonery Mamifacrurer i Correction Visit us at W Pen Booth 21, 22 A23 V Stationery Fair A-\^± #Asia Office ExrribrrJon 87 Wb^J Lucky Draw Prizes^ J
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        The 'warrior' riding the river
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        Lock icon Grand old master of mimicry
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        Lock icon Modern Japanese turn to Chinese classics
        418 6 THE modern Japanese society today is being charmed with ancient Chinese wisdom. More and more Japanese are reading and researching the works of Chinese philosophers like Zhu Geliang, Confucius, Laozi, Mozi, Han Feizi and others. Chinese classics such as Sunn Bingfa (The Art Of
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        Malay drama has yet to reach maturity
        751 7  -  RAZIF HA JI BAHARI This is the first of a two-part series on the state of Malay drama in Singapore by OF LATE, the spate of drama productions performed here has generated a lot of discussions and views among literary circles over their
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        Lock icon Bincang hangat tentang kematangan drama Melayu
        720 7 Bincang hangat tentang kematangan drama Melayu Bahagian Pertama DENGAN bertambahnya bilangan persembahan drama Melayu setempat semenjak kebelakangan ini, maka timbullah berbagai-bagai buah fikiran, pandangan serta perbincangan di kalangan peminat drama tentang taraf kematangan yang telah dicapai oleh drama-drama Melayu. Setengah-setengah golongan percaya bahawa ciri-ciri kematangan belum begitu terserlah dalam kebanyakan
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        512 7 APPOINTMENTS/ NOTICES STANTS RSSOBBI Te eUv No *****59 Box Service: o»n o ■ww Sales Service: straits Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected: Sss.:» Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD Tel *****11 ex t 5724 56 8 5669 Sunda> Times: 5J25.62 psc. cm. Posted: SSIO.OO NOTICES June 10, 1987 WAH-CHANG ELECTRO-PLATING LTD
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        211 7 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CHAPTER 5t AND IN THE MATTER OF PONGOOL BOATEL (PRIVATE) LIMITED (IN MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP) NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act, Cap. 50 that a final meeting of the members of the abovenamed
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        937 8 VERBATIM BULK (Si ?0«) com- puter table ($45) Blk 165 Bt Merah Central «07-3663 *****13. 1 EPSON PRINTER MX-8G Sord green monitor 12" for sale Highest offer secures *****05 Jeffrey. HP LASERJET SERIES II Best call Paco Laser Printers Tel *****77 13 Musical Instruments WEINBERG, KOREAS BEST piano We apologise
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        867 8 ROSEWOOD CABINETS tor complete sound stereo system including LP St cassette storage. $2000 on O Tel: *****85 SETTEE 2 LARGE custom made 4 seater settee with 2 matching armchairs. $1800 0.n.0. Tel: *****85 SPECIALIST IN MADE-TO-ORDER kitchen cabinets, wardrobes Si furniture. Free designing quotation Tel: *****35. SPECIALISE IN KITCHEN cabinets
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        674 8 SAVE 60% used Restaurant kitchen equipment: Vulcan electric hot plate Si oven, gas boiler. electric cake oven St warmer, 7' length BalnMarle, used showcases tables, room alrcons S h.p single split Phone *****51 for appt. viewing. SALE OF SERANQOON Garoen Country Club Membership $13,000 Contact office: *****57/ *****31. Miss Lily
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        431 8 Elementary/ Intermediate Coarse (16 l**»on», 2 months, S600) Theory on structure and function of skin Cleansing and massaging steps Correct make-up techniques Day. night, party and bridal make up etc Diploma awarded upon completion This course is especially suitable if you want to be a beautician or make-up artiste Personal
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        1386 8 PIVOT POINT SCH. 80 Models reqd. for Cut $4, Perm $15, Color $10. Facial $10. Hair Beauty courses commencing in June. ir 'T u Enrol now for discount! Free gift I N I to all clientele. Supreme Train- ~~L T~ ~C j— ing Centre Tel: *****28. *****82. f I I
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        508 8 One day grand 1 1 JIIVH 1 offer at HvftHll unbeatable prices. PPPMI I Dive into llllTlllß e classification 11. vl'j 36 House 36 House Renovation/ Decor Renovation/ Decor KEEP OFF RAIN SUN EXTRA AREA FOR USAGE SUCH PROTECT YOUR FURNITURE AS GARAGE. KITCHEN ADD MORE VALUE TO YOUR PLAYGROUND
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        299 8 Kal Please call for quotations with no obligations. Tel *****89. 37 Airconditioners/ Refrigerators AIRCOND./ FRIDGE SERVICES 24 hr» Islandwid* Service We solve all problem* eg. Servicing, repairing/ raapraying ate. tor any fridge, and aircond. in our/ your place Alao 2nd hand fridge from $100 Free delivery Guaranteed at tar tal**/
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        918 9 38 TV/ Video/ Hi-Fi ANTENNA INSTALLATION I V rtoVM KIVBM on -the spot VV< provMe professional mstalhitloi ol T V ant*nna Si .solve T V an ti'im.i praMMM We also repul all kinds of C. !'V i video Plea* call *****79/ .M*****/ *****97 ■ofcMtfWttC Trading Servicing ESSON ELECTRONIC SPECIALISI in
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        918 9 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/Removal 1 $30 ONWARDS SPECIALIST in 1 household. g<»ods transportation 1 to and from HDB estate, office removal, sperlal care to piano organ in t rat sit Tel *****00 FOR FAST. RELIABLE household office removal services call *****9U ***** M HAVING TRANSPORT PACKING problems with your goods
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        845 9 56 Industrial 56 Industrial Equipment/ Supplies Equipment/ Supplies RECEIVERSHIP SALE Complete line of machinery and equipment for the manufacturing of steel beds, chairs etc., comprising of> Power/ Manual Presses, Grinders, Saws, Drills, Drying Oven, Air Compressors, Lathes, Welders, Tools, etc. Interested parties, please call Mrs Sylvia Khoh at *****11. 57
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        717 9 WANTED BOOKDEALERS FOR a unique Illustrated directory featuring unusual money making products from around the world. This new exciting directory has already proven Its market potential In USA. High profit margin. Write on your letterhead for full dealership details. Emir Publications, Dept. BKD, P.O. Box 134, Katong, Singapore 9143. HIGH
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        2110 9 57 Business 57 Business 57 Business 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help Opportunities Opportunities Opportunities Available Available I AGENT WAN ED I I Even after you get your maid *W .p^ Cf\ D I rUrdworfcnt and «H trained Fipim Lnffsh spcalunt Maidv 4' •J^, 1 f| I Eipenenced in midwifery/
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        796 9 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive Leading trading company is seeking to fill the following vacancies: JUNIOR PROGRAMMER e 1-2 years' experience in PC environment working on standard ACCT/ WP/ spreadsheet. e Working knowledge of DB 111. RM-COBOL and PASCAL a Experience In LAN Is a plus SALES CO-ORDINATOR e Diploma
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        445 10 69 Situations Vacant: Domastic ESTABLISHED EMPLOYMENT AGEMCY has vacancies fur Domrsttr Servants' Baby Sillers/ Cooks Attractive salary and good working environment. Interested, please call Maid Power *****56. *****81 for Interview (Local only) (.'-0663-01 WANTED FILIPINO INDONESIAN Sri Lankan maids. Introduce your friends blodata to us Call Sara Rose *****95 C
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        618 10 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clarical Clerical TRAVENOL FAR EAST PTE. LTD. I I We are a wholly-owned subsidiary of Baxter I H Iravenol. a US based worldwide leader in the I I manutjclure and sale of healthcare products. I I As part of our expansion program,
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        1697 10 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Sacratarial/ Clarical Clarical Clarical Clarical -»SrlEl taSi af 1 1 afvj I [irfafuSrm Wrz&ssam sitasHkHHlHHh^hHlßVßslsVßslsislsVßslH aWa **Mll|l| M Female Customar Service we are an established oero leading US manufacturer of computer peripherals rif'mWo^rrl^CeniT^GiHia space company
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        635 10 70 Situations Vacant: Secretariat/ Clerical An eetablished trading company involved in import export of auto air conditioning systems requiree: GENERAL CLERK (1 vacancy) e Mln. 'O' Level, e Experience In Import/ export company. e Import/ export documentation, e Banking procedures related to International trade e Good typing ability, e Simple
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        665 10 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical k well established plastics menuactunng firm in Eunos Avsnus ha* mmediats vacancy tor the follow ng post: RECEPTIONIST (ONE) Good command of spoken Chinese English, preferably Cantonese dialect Possess a pleasant personality > Pleasant voice Self-motivated person with capacity to work Independently Salary $500 negoUlble
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        736 10 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical i A young fashion company requires: CHINESE FEMALE GENERAL CLERK e Must be bilingual i e Experience not necessary, e Able to start work immediately. •**©*a%©© CeMI po)f9OOwMfy If O^n M-rti tO Sp.m. to: BLK.3OIS. ÜBI ROAO 1 #04-216. SINGAPORE 1440 (Behind A-Z BMg.) TEL:
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        592 11 70 Situations Vacant Secretarial/ Clerical Requires ACCOUNTS CLERK a OCE O' level Some accounting experience Interested parties, please apply personally to. i 22 Camdan Park W^ Singapore 1129 a International Trading Company requires EXECUTIVE SECRETARY to the Managing Director. e Minimum GCE A' level with PSC e Experienced working with
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        629 11 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required by expand ng export-ori-ented CO. Salary $750- $850 p m interested ipplK.nl. plea** Call personally or write in with full re •ume and contact no. to: NEWSPAPER SENG 18 Pen|uru Road Singapore 2260 Tel: 265:628 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required e Possess
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        992 11 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Trading firm in Bukit Merah urgently require*: FEMALE TYPIST/ CLERK (Chine**) a OCE O' level a Good and accurate typing skill. Tel: 27S21SS No 8. Jalan Kilang Timor Kewekem Houee, #02-01 Singapore 0315 Trading Company requires FEMALE GENERAL CLERK/ TYPIST e Age below 30. a
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        1040 11 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical URG^NTLT7E^O~TKemaIe"Tyjr Ist. Preferably with knowledge of telexing. Interested please write to: 5611 North Bridge Road »05-05, Eng Cheong Tower, S'pore 0719 with tel. no., salary expected and attached photo. MALE CHINESE TELEX Operator required for Commodity Firm at Shenton Way Min. OCE 'O' Level with
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        565 11 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical OPTICIAN REQUIRES RECEPTION--IST. Experience not necessary Phone *****53 PART-TIME FEMALE BILINGUAL Business Receptionist wanted at »04-44 People's Pk Ctr. *****26. RECEPTIONIST NEEDED WITH accounts experienced Please call *****05/ 7 RECEPTIONIST WANTED. GCE u level Ability to type Interested pis. call *****88 REOD. URGENTLY A Receptionist
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        903 11 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales HE rm Peggy, *fj^ andlVe made it as a k-'^J CATSgirL %-*4 I Haljjtt£u^j|ft m'* 'II JB y- -f Be a CATS girl. And be part of a very unique team the only one In all Singapore. Everyday we help thousands of
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        610 11 71 Situations Vacant: MM MALE/FEMALE INDOOR SALES ASSISTANTS required immediately by established jewellery shop e aged below 30 years e sales experience and knowledge of Jewellery an advantage e salary will be commensurate with experience Call RICHARD HUNG (PTE) LTD. *****29/ *****53/ *****27 for interview SHOP #02—78 FAR EAST PLAZA
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        593 11 71 Situations Vacant: Sale* Publisher requires BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT EXECUTIVES. MALE/ FEMALE Qualifications/ experience: e Good educational background, e Some working knowledge on advertising Rewards: e A good salary package plus incentives e An excellent opportunity for the right candidate to be promoted to Managerial position. Applicants please telephone or write:
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        694 11 71 Situations Vacant: Sales VAN SALES REPRESENTATIVES Individuals who are prepared to work hard and accept challenge need apply. e A good Od O 1 level with 2-3 yrs direct sales experience on food products, e Qualified Class 3 llrence e Aggressive, hardworking and be able to work independently e
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        941 12 71 Situations Vacant: Sales URGENTLY REQUIRED I Sales Executive. 2-3 years *orKm^ experience In foodstuff manufacturing 2) Van Sales Representatives with class 3 licence, experience in not re-jd 3) Kemale Merchandiser training will be provided Interested please call personally to 32 Senoko Drive (Sembawang Power Station at second junction behind
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        607 12 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical Technical Technical Technical the Best. m m TECHNICIANS m (ist shift) M Candidates must possess NTC/ITC/Diploma in I Mechanical /Electronics Engineering with some relevant working experience in a related industry Failure Analysis Engineering
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        186 12 A«ied GARRETT Technologies WALK-IN-INTERVIEW~| Wednesday Friday p I 8 am to 3 pm WELDING TECHNICIAN i v y/ ft e NTC 2 with 5 years experience with 0 welding approval in the following: Stainless Steel, Low Carbon Steel, Nickel Alloy, Magnesium, Aluminium, V, Titanium e Be prepared to work rotating
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        132 12 j TENRYU I (S) PTE LTD I J Precision Engineering/ L I Watch making industry 1 J We require f NTC 2 or 3 preferably 2 or 3 years' experience Commencing salary negotiable Working hours: Mon Fri: 7 50 am -5.00 pm Sat 7 50 am -4 10 pm Please
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        631 12 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situation* Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical Technical Join a leading US multi-national corporation in K| V Tuas Industrial Estate. M m I^ESBMSS!^S^M ssssssssßTWlffTOfßH I P $736 -$1,126 $525 -$939 1i NTC 20r3 or EDB Craft NJC 3 m Metal Machining H Certificate preferred Preferably with
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        456 12 72 Situations Vacant: Technical I MIXER I I (Maite) I rreoDUCTioNi OPERATORS I I (ttoi#/FwT»w>) CONTAINERS PRINTERS PTE LTD An established metal container manufacturing company invites applications for the positions oi MACHINISTS e NTC 2/ 3 tn Metal Machining, a l to 2 years' experience In lathe milling surface grinding,
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        553 13 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical requires NTC 2 or Craftsman Certificate in Tool DieMaking or equivalent Previous working experience as a Tool Die-Maker LVL^'^L^L^LPVLV^Lt^^LIL^HL^"'IL^L^L^F'VBL^L^c^LV^bII NTC 2 in Tool Die-Making/Precision-Machining and/or Craftsman Certificate in Tool Die-Making I or equivalent Some supervisory experience Related working experience NTC 2/3 in
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        531 13 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical MANI FACTI RING^ ==E and have immediaM vacancies tor tlw following positions Responsible lor troubleshooting and repairing ot test equipment and assist in modification and fabrication of test fixtures HC Diploma in Electronic Engineering witr 2 years experience m Electronic test equipment
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        1738 13 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical Technical Civil Engineering Company invites applications TECHNICIAN from suitably qualified persons for the post of: t gSBE 2 m E ,ectnca, a»>^si« 2 years' Industrial expeSLJRI/F YOD rlence. preferably in pre- wew X^rt fab manufacturing Qualifications ft Experience:- a
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        480 13 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vaca' t Production Production Production HfeHHBHHHBHRsaiiaH High starting sa'ary Vk/U ■m B I miCrosc °P lC rk r\io rotating shfts -1 •5 day work week By^lWafk jnjnteryiew 9 Good fringe benef ts ll^^Bl "> r-j^Bs| BamS e^ educational grant, matermt K^^^£^ grant,
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        434 13 Ik. fc I I A a^l FEA4ALK PRODUCTION OPERATORS Permanent Ist shift: 7.00am 4.15pm Starting Sdary Mgh btartim; salary 5 Ijv \jtmrb vxveb Attrjctiw ncrements [Icntdl^neJicdl benetits Special high rate tor i'[v \»»jrb rfW !^t^.^^■H M provided N upaicnu required 11 you re under yeari o' g ji^ oomt mc
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        660 14 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situation* Vacant- 73 Q.»...t^n. V«r«nf Production Production Production Production Production pJoduSton T^Tl^^^^^nff^^SmfSni B^ B a B^_-^___ B B BBB 888 B come personally with your Identity Card I uLj^i^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^J Vt^bTit9yV7it9 for an interview at:- I 'T^^Tf^TiS K^i2&!^^^lHalU2MMil
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        306 14 fPOLARCUPj A manufacturer of hygenic disposable paper cups/ plates plastic products invites applications to fill the following positions: Min. 2 years' working experience Min. 3 years' relevant experience GCE O Level Those interested, please write or call personally at: POIARCUP SINGAPORE PTE LTD 19km Sembej—ny Road Singapore 277S Tel: 738
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        561 14 POLYMER We have just completed upgrading our processes and acquired automated machines and need young Singaporeans who have completed National Service in possession of Sec. 4 qualifications to join us as: MACHINE OPERATORS to work on 3 rotating shifts. You can earn in excess of $700 pm. and enjoy the
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        765 14 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant Production Production Production Production i I I rVA I J^af4a^^^ V aß^^Ja7al^^af J^ Electronics Pte Ltd \f \J mWm^^ m Microelectronics Dlv slo "^^^^Ksm, A Brighter Future Starts Here! loin the fastest growing PC B mjnufji (utcr in
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        459 15 73 Situation* Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production You'll be better off at ASAHI TV-CLASS PTE LTD FEMALE PACKER Asahi TV-Glass Pte Ltd, one of the largest glass manufacturers in Japan, is looking for fit and hardworking female packers willing to work L'-rotational shifts. r^ Hlfti greu salary $600/- I
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        136 15 f MALE f PRODUCTION MILLS I OPERATORS I^BBbbHßHbbbl BaaaTT/-TTwl I J »I)kI It. I\w aaaai a Minimum Primary 6 a No experience required a 1 \penence in repairing of PCB HANNA INSTRUMENTS (S) PTF LTD 514 Chai Chee Lane i Bedok Industrial Estate Singapore 1646 Multi-national company require* MALE/ FEMALE
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        597 15 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situation* Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous SANYEN PAPER PTE LTD 76 Kian Teck Road Singapore 2261 Telephone no: *****88 Our modern paper mill will be commencing operation soon and we urgently require the following personnel:- Electrical Engineer Maintenance Engineer Paper Mill Engineer Sales Executive Purchasing Officer e Paper
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        389 15 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous fcTi Chartered Chemical Industries Pte Ltd a subsidiary of OV Chartered Industries of Singapore Pte Ltd invite* applications for Candidates should possess at least GCE 'O' level qualification and have a minimum of 2 years' experience as a production chargehand Interested applicants are invited to write
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        437 15 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous f A leading Plastic N Injection Moulding Company urgently requires: MOULD SET-UP MAN NTC 2 Preferably with 1 or 2 years experience. Completed N.S. Must be able to work shift Physically fit Abie to handle simple tools (hammer, wrench etc) FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATOR (Permanent Morning or
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        447 15 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous We are a well established Travel Agency and due to our expansion programme. »c are looking for the following position TICKETING SUPERVISOR In mid twenties or above GCE 'A' or OCE -O f Level Excellent knowledge and experience in ticketing techniques, procedures and well versed with
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        452 15 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous INTERVIEW An expanding fitness centre requires: WAITERS/ WAITRESSES Kxperlence not necessary as training will be provided MASSEUSES with/ without experience Salary approx. $1,000 -$2,000 A above Applicants must be above 21 years of age. Prepared to perform shift duties We offer attractive salary, commission and medical
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        483 15 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous M6LOMG THOMSON RESTAURANT Requires WAITERS/ WAITRESSES e Age 16 above e Preferably able to speak English Mandarin e Split- shift duties TIM SUM WAITRESSES e Experience not necessary. But must be hardworking willing to learn e Working hours 745 am to 3.30 p.m. MAINTENANCE/ ELECTRICAL PERSONNEL
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        607 15 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous I I ki latl requires WAITERS/ WAITRESSES e A«e 16 30 e Able to do split shifts e Preference given to those complete.] N I Interested applicants, kindly write in or call personally for an interview front 11am to 4pm daily: The Senior Manager Shima Restaurant
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        812 16 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Japan*** Bakery rtquiiM CASHIER CUM SALES ASSISTANTS Mm secondary J tdiu .il ion Conversant m FiiklisM and Mandarin Pleasant person.iht> Interested call personally al: 1* Keppel Road 03-02 Jit Poh Building Singapore 0208 on 10/6 or 11/6 between 10am. -12pm. 2pm spm MALE/ FEMALE DRIVER required
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        1072 16 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous ASSISTANT/ RECEPTIONIST (CHINEBE) needed t.,r Kast Coast pels clinic BUIIIfIMJ Below yrs Must enjov working with animals No experience reqd lel 4497.569 CHINESE DRIVER WITH .lass i.u lueiue. completed N S Age 20-30 yrs Cargohands. age 20-30 yrs Interested come personally to: lim 15-14 Cargo Agents
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        838 16 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous ESTABLISHED MOTOR FIRM req.s 1 Hardworking Male General Worker Class 3 licence *****73 EXPERIENCED FEMALE HAIRSTYLISTS urgently required Call L'7-4:w«<s. lielindu i llam 9pm FEMALE CASHIER REQD Come personally Blk .18. Telok BlanK:Ui Kise. =01-317. Spore 0409 FREELANCE MODELS NEEDED. Hrmg 1 head shot for audition
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        751 16 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance 0 HITACHI HITACHI LEASING (SINGAPORE) PTELTD Offers new and used car loans at competitive interest rates Mortgage loans also available (non-transferable). CaH without obligation T«t *****33 (10 lines) or *****98 (Direct) \-4 LynnOng, *****33 Petf Lim HEEM KAH HUA CREDIT. Attractive terms for car hire purchase.
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        927 16 87 For Sale: Mercedes (sinhiaphong! motor co. gjvm We ofler high prtce »or all models of Mercedes and of her private A c ompony c an Hire purchoie can be arranged C-HTeJ- *****03. *****33/5 99/101 Soo Chow Walk OH Upp. Thornton Rd. 8 8 km Singapore 2057 ESj^^b^SEE^Sj KONG BENG
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        2017 16 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan 1980 FORD CORTINA. Aircon MMM^^ M M^^ MMM^^ M^^ M hi li ommn, new paint Must BEAUTIFUL 79 DATSUN 100A. airsee to appreciate $10,900 neg C ond radio' cassette Interested Tel *****5ft call: *****91 or page *****73 8/'7J FORO ESCORT. Aircon. ra-
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        1109 16 90 For Sale: Toyota ABILITY TO ACCEPT ALL r SECONDHAND CARS I Cash Payment Wa buy and sail uaad cara We purchase a Pte. PARF/ Non-PARF &co regd cars. Commercial vans/ pick-ups and trucks, a Mini buses with private. company. PB plate Kindly contact Mr Goh. I Tal: *****33 (7am
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        1069 16 90 For Sale: Toyota 73 CORONA 1.6. new paint. sport> ims. hi-fi, aircon good cond i4.900 ono *****89 after 11am 73 TOYOTA CORONA. New paint >res <, rims Asking $5,500 negolable Tel *****29 20 76 CELICA. See to appreciate, tip op cond expensive accessories Ilk 3023A Übi Rd 1. =01-57
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        1071 16 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi 1985 MITSUBISHI LANCER 1 3GL 5-speed 1 lady owner/ accessories $25,800 n o Tel *****82 3/84 MITSUBISHI GALANT GLS. 1 owner, sports rims $31,900. Tel *****25 4/80 LANCER 1400 OL 3rd owner. tax 9 87. hi-fi, sports rims. $14,400 Tel *****19 5/82 LANCER 1.4 GL Auto
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        4026 17 92 For Sale: Mazda 93 For Sale: Honda 95 For Sale: Suzuki 96 For Sale: Other Makes SCRAPPING YOUR MAZDA ASA 86 HONOA ACCORD KX manual "»3^uTIIKTjEEP™Ts7TTirTo(»oTT I need .me Sell ti:'ti New model. 1 owner Aircon Ra- New model. 2 owners, airron m* ra6BSU6. TU iirm.mom. hl-fl. beautiful cond
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        791 17 97 For Sale: Commercial Vehicle* tTdaIHATSU VAN 550 r r Passe ROV Inspection. Tax 8/87. Tl top condition. $3,300 *****70 79 DAIHATSU 550 van, 5-dooi good condition. $4,900 Tc *****43. 1 79 TOYOTA LITEACE van 1300 c( Excellent cond. New paintwork $5,500 neg. Tel: *****50 80 DATSUN 720 flatbed plcku[
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        923 17 99 Vehicles Wanted d CASH PAYMENT p HIGHEST OFFER all PARF and non-PARF ver, nicies >1 all pick-ups and commercial vans all private and Q registered Mercedes. BMW, Volvo and Audi vehicles Contact MR. LIM ol WU DAN TRADING CO. Tai: *****32/ *****M/ *****60 (day) Lot 11 Uppar Ai|uni«Ki Uaad
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        994 17 i 106 Accommodation Available: Houses ATTRACTIVE 2-BTOREY~ TOWNHOUSES FOR RENT AT UPPER THOMSON ROAD (Opposite Thomson Plaza) Built-in area: 3842 sq ft Extra large master bedroom, 2 other bedrooms and 1 study room At very reasonable rental Unique Indoor garden and courtyard Private carporch Plaaaa call *****92 axt. 314/ 24*
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        1168 17 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments fTOUTM Long or Short Lease m MR EfIST PlflZfl I At the junction of ScotU/Orchard Road, next to Hyatt Hotel. I »14,000 sq ft Hotel style Independent entrance H 'obby Closed circuit TV cum H I Large swimming pool intercom H I
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        947 17 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments LUXURY APARTMENTS Balmoral Towtri: 4 rxirms tennis court s [mm.] $3,200 Sheltofd View: 1/ 4 bdrms lush IWMMfJ, I pool $3^oo/ 54.500 Tanglin Hill Condo: 4 bdrrti.s family area Corner unit $3,600 Wing On Life Gdn. (condo) 4 bdrms spacious living/ dining rooms $4,500 COMPREHENSIVE REALTY
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        1095 18 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST 21 BROOKVALE PK 3 service apt Btmpli move In with > ur luggage Full facilities $1800 Exquisite .<4M914 0 10 APT CLOSE to shopping rti KtMMI S bdrma Unfurn turn Long short term $r>0(» Coupe lut "l MHVM M«1202 D 10 BALMORAL PARK mils lue
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        1106 18 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 10 GREENLEAF WALK. walk-u| aparUDMil for immediately oc 1 up.Uion Tel *****18 O 10 LIEN TWR. Spacious 520 sq ft High fir 4 1 bdrms pool terms Ur *****89 D i.i MARCO POLO vulnlly, 3/ bdrms. f/furn Full taetlUMM $1 >00 upwards *****80 1. agt D
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        1026 18 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms I MASTER/ REGULAR ROOMS in p prime (lists vuth serene envi- ronment t urn iintiirn 7;f42lV:t NEAR ORCHARD F/FURN. aircon 0 rms Laundry meals avail for foreign students $250 7H***** NEAR ROYAL HOTEL furn rms 4 with bathrm attached With' 1 without aircon Phone *****79 ORCHARD
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        1048 18 113 For Sale: House* 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses t~ —3 t -T".~f-rr -jlT^j a^B^aVvj ssssl^ißßßßl a^BI Isi^^bV I \_^Kj BaViL I BBava^BS C— -lam^kl 2 l f»I lrißßßßri I B% I I JI < fj^taV 4bMbSHHbVV*' flssssssKlß^in^^ B^B^BBssssssil
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        257 18 Hou«as D.ll Ratftoa Pk. expensively renovated s/storey bungalow 10.000 sq ft. $1 25m D.5 Pasir Panjang. 5 yrs. d/storey bungalow 7200 sq.ft. Him a D.21 Graan Bank Pk. d/storey s/storey 4000 sq.ft. $580,000 D.21 Hong Kong Pk. d/storey terr. 1900 sq.ft. $525,000 a D.13 OH MacPharaon Road d/storey semi-d 4300
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        762 18 SEA AVENUE DISTRICT IS 3-STOREY TOWNHOUSE Freehold land 10 mlns drive to city Located near shopping sporting centres of East Coast Area: 2000 sq. ft Immediate occupation TEL: 337-6041 D.1441 WARINGIN WALK 2 storey bunglw. Split-level living/ dining family area. 5 bdrms. with attached bathrms. 8,600 sq.ft. Deans Property *****55.
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        809 18 0.16 APOLLO GDN. 5 years old d/storey semi-d Split-level 4 bdrms. Freehold. 3700 sq.ft. $555,000 ono Rolf *****11. D.16 LUCKY VIEW newly renovated 2<i storey semi-d. on high land 5 rms. 3600 sq.ft. morning sun. F'hold. Mr Yeo *****91/2 D.16 OFF SENNETT Rd. renovated d/storey detached. 8 yearv 3 1
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        899 18 113 For Sale Houses D.16 2 1/2 storey seml-d 3- 1 rms Fhold Well maintained $590 K Cltivlew *****88 (6 lines) I DlB PASIR RIS. D storey corner terr 5300 sq ft 3 1 rms $490,000 Richard Low Housing *****18 D.19 AH SOO Gdn d/storey corner terrace 5240 sq.ft. 6
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        786 18 114 For Sal*: Privata Apartments WILSHIRE One of the more exclusive developments m district 10, with impressive foyer and large buildup area from 2996 sq ft to 3355 sq ft. 3/4 bedrooms wth attached bathroom. Spacious living/dming and balcony. Further information, please call: I B^MJaMKCHLtaatttafaMaM /Rajah TowerX Magnificient 26 storey
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        3480 19 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments 2- Bedroom Maisonettes Town-House On Hilltop r»^vV" l Err J^^S^l^^S^ 0^ 1^ L*L^^*JJ \J BalmegHill .mm m «I J m^\ aiaaVasVaVL I'V I 9110 <• I ""^^^^^^TBaWawJ BaW •*"j*^*iC aL"»
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        1131 19 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 5-ROOM $.000 A.MKio 31 1.259. 725 118-165 Bedok 66. 68. 96. 99. 605 115-135 Clemanti 355. 356 120-130 Dovtt Cr»»c«nt 26 128 K«nl Rd. 54 145 Spottiawood* Pk. 106 1M Telok Blangah 48. 49 135-155 T.Payofc 215 lIS 4-ROOMS A.M. Kio 177, 231, 254. 414
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        2054 19 116 For Sale: 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments HDB Apartments 3-RM A.M. KIO Near to market. 3BM BEDOK CENTRAL Blk 416. school, bus stop. No obstruction terrazzo. kitchen cabinet $52,000 beautifully renovated, kitchen Emtom: *****53/ *****59. cabinets Full CPF *****27 BEDOK CENTRAL 8LK.402. 3-RM. BEDOK NORTH Blk 110/ convenient location
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        800 19 117 Properties Wanted A FMENDLY ADVICE SELLERS SYNDROME SYMPTOMS: Dnprauion. Aniiety Hurl. Anger Feeling of Hopelessness CAUSE: Radiculous offers naggy/ pressurising sales talk, unnecessary calls at odd hours Unqualified buyers oral* ing m and out of your home CURE: ADOPT THE PROFESSIONAL APPROACH M SELUNG YOUR HDB FLATS. Owners please
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        979 19 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces i l!IIIIIIIIIIIH |lpi "^liM Prime freehold* flatted factories, warehouses, terrace factories and showroom for sale or lease. excellent location close to ports, airport, railway station and CBD proximity to labour supply convenience of business facilities and service nearby competitive prices statutory land Grant For
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        875 20 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces SOME BUSINESSMEN CANT SEE BEWtm SQUARE fEEI/ Warehousing cost is not just m^^K > measured by cost per square foot. m S But also by distance from the wl uirves. transport charges. o^^^" security ;md insurance. C^**\ r*
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        638 20 121 For Rant: Office Spaces f OFFICE SPACE Outside CBD tfeach Road Various sizes available from 549 to 4413 sq ft Lou rentals with free fitting out period Tel *****09 I *****66 J MEDICAL SPACE IN WISMA ATRIA Area from 1.000 sq f t onwards Immediate occupation Further enquiring ptawa*
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        924 20 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces FOR LEASE Let us help you get the best deal. WITHIN CBD OUTSIDE CBD The Arcade Boon Siew Bldg Cecil Court Faber House GB Bldg Goldhill Plaza Hong Leong Bldg Inchcape House IBM Towers NOLBIdg Matterhorn Bldg Parkway Parade Tung
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        677 20 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces |FrotTn62li^l74s^)r| 1 sq ft Ideal for following business: I 1 Fastfood snack bars I 2 Cockta'l Lounge I Restaurant I 3 Florist gift shop I 4 Computer showroom 5 Travel agency I 6 Pharmacy I Hairdressmg salon ■TfSTTTTm I HSbDbHU CUPPAGE PLAZA Orchard Road (Next
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        717 20 127 Other Real Estate 127 Other Real Estate ,H HJ VACANT INDUSTRIAL LAND '^1 I FOR SALE at Larkin Industrial Estate. Johor Bahru. Area approximately 2,125 acres 60 year leasehold Rectangular in shape Flat land with long road frontage Sale price $5.50 psf For Further details contact Pi— 07-*****3 wijm
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        576 20 137 Tours 137 Tours /^^v MORE THAN HSI A 'TOUR WfmJJ AGENCY' \^33Sr JMORE OFFERS 15 Days China Wonders $2790 Dep 04 6 09 6 11,6. 16/6 20 8 24 9 14 Days China Potpourri $2 630 Dep 06/6. 10/6. 13 '6. 04 708 6 24/8 9 Days HongKong/ Guangzhou/Nanjing/
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        1255 21 137 Tourt 137 Tour. 137 Tour 137 Tourt 137 Tourt 137 T<M|ft 137 Tour 137 Touf nnS^Jgm bf^ 1 5399 U days BANGKOK/ 5 DAYS BALI/ nAVC gAGUIO $818 7 DAYS GOLDCOAST $1225 UlfWhyl-r riDl 2I)AY sPFNANr <mn PATTAYA $735 JOGJAKARTA $1020 SDAY SMAN LA/ 7 DAYS ADELAIDE $1190 BDAYS
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        119 21 SUPERVALUE I AUSTRALIA yM M*MSMtMiM Fixmd &8419 Price includes: Return airfare by Singapore Airlines 5 nights accommodation Meet Greet gzjhm n /viiinp gt Mtk service on international arrival Flight insurance of f f M +ABA9M Fnua, 0A A*9 ussl so,ooo •An exclusive Jetset Travel Kit" Duty-free shopping vouchers Choice of
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        269 21 137 Tours 137 Tours DEPTH Super Offer! Include airtickets, u^ 5 nights accommodation ml A^iii* M kf and transfer IsaMi jMdTaV aaffdfSL .1 Perth Deluxe Tour 6/7 days from $1059 I Atlantis Marine Yanchep Park Crystal Caves Old McDonald Farm Swan River Cruise Dep Wed Fn ft Sat I I
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        838 22 137 Toura 137 Toura 137 Tour* 137 Tours \i COMPARE OUR VALUE p> n tM u pPffifi PENANd FRASERS HLL SELECTED P24" 30/4nJ!!!^!!^sl«f 7D.yt By Aircon C<«ch $349/- S?^i?6^s? 199/ \rr 60.y. By Aircon C(«ch/Air Jj99/- 14 6 21/6 POP-' l4/6- 21/6 PENANG SPECIAL PACKAGE Firtt Claw Hotels Accommodation" 4Da
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        615 22 137 Tour» 137 To||rf 1 37 Tour Vr^% a^ «Jj; f fl ■■SPLENDOUR OF JAPAN 1 0 DAYS ALL JAPAN^A KAGOSHIMA $2568 JH Tnvel by first dtss csrmr H| f Kimono Show it Kyoto fl Enjoy sumptuous dinner with Cultural Dance fl Expwwnct Sand Bath in Ibusuki m Fukuoka/Kumamotc^rishima/Ibuzuki/Kagoshima/Miyazaki/Oita/Beppu/1 2,000
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        639 22 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours W Bangkok/Pattaya 5 days Ss7ooASun/Mon St «< Bangkok/Pattaya/Ayudhya/Chiengmai 7 days BSB2O/-Sun/Mon >JJ Phuket/Phangnga/Patong Beach 4 days *****/-T u es/Thurs (0 5 days SSSS9/-Sun/h VX Bangkok/Pattaya/Phuket 7 days *****/-Mon >J\ Baguio/Mamla/Pasanian 5 days SS 7S*/-Moi K\ ft) _hr^ /y/VVVV VVi. Whole Taiwan by SQ 7
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        921 23 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours HongKong Thailand 5 Days CHINA AMUSEMENT PAPK te^^KL .^^B^B^. $1243 BY SIA DEP 1/6 8/6. 15/6. 22/6 W^^M|d|H| 8 Days CHINA HONGKONG BANGKOK PAnAYA $1425 |Pff|| k DfP 31/5 7/6. 14/6. 21/6 lllbi3i kifl lIESMii li B^-'iS 1 WW 1 4/5 Days B ANGKOK7
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        1127 23 148 Foreign Education 148 Foreign Education ABILENE CHRISTIAN Box 8197, ABttENE, TEXAS *****, USA. Study in a safe Christian environment. Founded in 1906 and fully accredited. ACU offers 85 undergraduate majors. 15 graduate areas of study. Institute of Intensive English. A Learning Assistance Center provides tutoring and academic assistance, free
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        514 24 AIotT Microelectronics Pie Ltd, the advanced IC manufacturing facility of the US telecommunications giant, American Telephone SC Telegraph (ATsrT), invites suitably qualified professionals to fill the following position: PROCESS ENGINEER The appointee will be involved in process engineering covering the assembly operation of SMDs eg. saw, die-attach bond, mold, trim/form
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        576 25 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBUC OF SINGAPORE Umpaaiw Winding I'p No: rn*\m la tae Matter the CMnpaaiM Art (Chapter M Ittl R«-vtM<) EdltlMi) Aai la tae Matter at YEW P. ONO COMPANY (MALAYSIA) PRIVATE LIMITED ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice Is hereby given that a petition for the
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        744 26 NOTICES jHC HIND HOTELS INTERNATIONAL UMITED af Jill Own.r. ot Unp.-«J Hot* &wpn bKorporatad m 5i W n.i Notice of Annual General Meeting NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 10th Annual General Meeting of HIND HOTELS INTERNATIONAL LIMITED will be held at Imperial Hotel 1 Jalan Rumbia, Singapore 0923 on
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        471 26 IN THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER IMS REVISED EDITION) IN THE HIGH COURT OP THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE laßaakraptey Na: 1281 IM7 Re: DATUK TAN KM CHUA EXPARTE: EXPBEBB FINANCE AND INVESTMENTS LIMITED CREDITORS In the matter ef the Baakrapiey Netiee toted the 2a* toy at April 1«7. NOTICE Te: DATUK
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        456 26 iffitoDrr-r TRRDinG PT€ LTD We are now 4 years old and since our inception in April 1 983, we have grown from strength to strength. Our staff has increased from 5 to 65 and our representation of international agency lines, have expanded from a mere 2 to more than 1
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        275 26 APOLLO ENTERPRISES LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Nineteenth Annual General Meeting of Apollo Enterprises Limited will be held at the Conference Room, 3rd Storey, Apollo Hotel, 405 Havelock Road, Singapore 0316 on Friday, 26th June, 1987 at 11.00 a.m.
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        205 26 ran Monc moTOR holoirgs berhrd (incofDOfatec! in Malayao) NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Fifteenth Annual General Meeting of TAN CHONG MOTOR HOLDINGS BERHAD will be held at the 3rd Floor. 21, Jalan Ipoh Kecil, ***** Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on Monday. 29 June. 1987 at
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        205 26 IN THE SUBORDINATE COURTS OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE m.c. adtwi. ram «c iim BETWEEN OVERSEAS UNION BANK LIMITED Ptalßttffs AND ROBERTO A MACATANOAY Drfrndant NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT T»: ROBERTO A MACATANOAY whwe last kn«»n utdrmn ni No 4« FeraUll Rm4 Sln«»porr TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced
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        1452 27 NOTICES IN THE SI'BORDINATE i Ol KTS OF THE KKPI HI It w <nE MATTER OF OF SINGAPORE THE (OMUMKS ACT, D.C. Salt N«. A SI) w im > IN THE MATTER OT Betw«ea YANti BROTHERS SUndard Chartered Baak PRIVATE UMITED Plalattltß NyriCE OF AMI SPECIAL RESOLUTION Keueth Yee (PUBSDiNT
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        219 27 NOTICES r /jOEtR\ MALAYA TIN PRINTING K^TJ COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twenty-Second Annual General Meeting of Malaya Tin Printing Company Limited will be held at the Registered Office, No. 1, Sixth Lok Yang Road, Singapore 2262 on
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        575 27 SUN TAN By CM** PEANUTS By Schwim «<r^^-~7W miHK-ioU*. *'g?y I 7tk>T wntH we'fie ■^IKV^^TlJlTO^^O*! I hUSrSIoUL TW^iS *_T ALL LITTLE KIPS f SOME CARRV OTHERS LIKE TO SUCK I I ALUJAVS WANTEP l \^jC^ /ufrtrjHfiXwfoF) f IY\ SEEM TO NEEP SOMETHING V^BLANKET^y ON A PACIFIER.. A SuJORP CANE THE
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        1228 28 NOTICES ITfln (Hone moTOR Hoiamcs berhho (locofDorated In Motayvo'' NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN mat an EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING Of the Company will be held at 3rd Floor, 21 Jalan Ipoh Kecil, ***** Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on Monday 29 June, 1987 at 2.30 p.m. for the
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        564 28 (*****00) 5 SHOWS: 11.00, 1.30. 4.00, 6.30 A 9.15PM I A RECORD-BREAKING HIT! > (Off DAY ADVANCE BOOKMG 10AM «D) S THE BIGGEST RELEASE IN THE HISTORY OF MOTION Q i PICTURES BROKE BOX-OFFICE RECORDS IN THE U.B iK I EUROPE AND JAPAN. THE WORLD 18 TALKING I ABOUT THIS
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        540 28 If you could win < a free holiday to the exotic Asia Pacific, f where would you go? UDMC Seafood Centre, I of course! X*2jnrL JE'T k MH^p<^^^aß A ~a^B^ 'E- t-^ ~~jti "-^>— I A Feast fit for the Oueens Start with a grand feast of Irve lobsters. our
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        418 28 PRINCE: NOW SHOWING! Admission PRICES: $3 A $4 No Free List [*****05) 5 SHOWS at 11am. 1.30, 4.00, 6.45, 9.15 Si! Si! Sff A ROOTPT TOOTHS LAUGH RIOT. i^^ Chasi JADE: Season ENDING SOON! ADMISSION PRICES: $3.00 A $4.00 (*****81) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30. 9.00 Ewer since
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        839 29 Thirty young artists from this region are now creating on canvas for the sth Asean Youth Painting Workshop and Exhibition being held here. JOHN de SOUZA asks six artists, one from each Asean country, what they hope to achieve. ABDUL RAHMAN BIN AHMAD, M, from Brunei
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        273 29 FOR the first time, 30 young artists from all over the region have gathered here for the sth Asean Youth Painting Workshop and Exhibition The 11-day workshop, which began on Sunday at the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, was first held in Thailand in
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        581 29  -  TERESA CHEONG By No butts, please IT IS a fierce battle between earthlings and giant cigarette invaders. Army troops are destroying the deadly intruders with the latest laser weapons. If they don't, the evillooking cigarette with its equally dangerous skeleton gang will be after the
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        480 29 What's On FILMS CANTONESE OPERA. By Foreign Cultural Relations, eagle executing a low swoop LES FAVSSBS CONFI- The Shenzhen City Cantonese Stuttgart. Noon 6 pm. On till over the audience. Citizen AmDENCES (False Confidences. Opera Troupe from China. June 27. phitheatre, Jurong Bird Park. IW4). Directed by Daniel Tonight s
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