The Straits Times, 21 June 1988

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1988 50 CENTS MCI (P) 92/12/87
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    US deficits: PM Lee's plea
    1080 1 Trade partners urged to play helpful role m the difficult 5-7 years ahead IT WILL be another five to seven years before the United States eliminates its trade and budget deficits, and allies and trading partners may expect a lot of strains m their relations
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    Lock icon 80% in Tibet illiterate
    76 1 BEIJING About 80 per cent of Tibet's population of two million people cannot read or write, the official Tibet daily newspaper has said m a rare public admission of the region's educational backwardness. The illiteracy rate, which compares with an official figure of 23 per cent
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    5 dogs found dead after attempted break-in
    320 1  -  BRENDAN PEREIRA By FIVE dogs died after they were believed to have been poisoned during an attempted break-in at two semi-detached houses m Foo Kirn Lin Road, off Jalan Eunos, early yesterday. Their owners believe the dogs could have been fed food spiked
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    Lock icon Riot police free Bangladesh PM's wife
    125 1 DHAKA Riot police bat tied their way into Dhaka University yesterday to rescue th^ Bangladesh Prime Minister's wife who was besieged m a campus building by protesting students. Mrs Hasna Moudud, 35, was forced to take refuge after students set her car on fire
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    Durian sellers in Chinatown hit by bad publicity
    462 1  - Durian sellers in Chinatown hit by bad publicity BUMIKO TAN CHUA CHONG JIN By and BAD image has dealt a blow to the durian trade m Chinatown. Wholesalers are getting the cold shoulder from customers who fear being harassed or assaulted. The authorities have also stepped up enforcement action and
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    Lock icon G-7 leaders wary of Soviet Union
    491 1 Rights abuses and expanding army cited TORONTO Leaders of the Group of Seven industrialised nations expressed distrust of the Soviet Union, despite strongly endorsing a newly-signed superpower treaty to reduce arms, officials said yesterday. President Ronald Reagan, during a five-hour dinner on Sunday that
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    Lock icon Sihanouk calls for peacekeeping force
    371 1 TORONTO Prince Norodom Sihanouk has called on Western leaders attending the seven-nation economic summit here to help set up an international peacekeeping force after a Vietnamese withdrawal from Cambodia. A spokesman for the Japanese delegation here said early yesterday that Prince Sihanouk's message was handed
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    Lock icon Cashing in
    40 1 BELGRADE Eleven of the 30 professors at a Belgrade economics and business school are being investigated for allegedly giving students good exam marks m exchange for payments of up to US$l,OOO (552,020). according to Dress rpnnrts here. AFP
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      10 1 Thais reject Viet request to disarm Khmer Rouge: Page II
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      290 2 Education woes ARE a large majority of Indian parents shortchanging their children by being ignorant of the educational system, failing to be involved m their education and being poor role models? Yes, said 14 leaders of Indian organisations, teachers, principals, Indian students and parents themselves when they were asked
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      Around the world
      284 2 Upbeat start to talks THE leadeis of seven major industrial democracies opened their 14th economic summit with an upbeat endorsement of their current strategy of economic co-operation and a renewed call to resist trade protectionism. In bright sunshine on Sunday, Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney played host
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      221 2 Aiming for encore HOST West Germany will meet Holland m the first semi-final of the European Soccer Championship at Hamburg's Volksparkstadion today (2.15 am tomorrow m Singapore). The others m the last four are the Soviet Union and Italy. In the 1974 World Cup final, West Germany beat Holland
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      Comment
      181 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: RICH countries now meeting m Toronto are likely to come oat with a variety of measures to ease the debt burden of the world's poorest nations. Bat while this is much to be welcomed, it is only a first step. Although less desperately poor, other
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      80 2 NURSE MADE A SCAPEGOAT REFERRING to the reports "Nurse found negligent in death of patient" and "Hospital won't act against negligent nurse" (ST, June 17 and 18), a doctor says that, reading between the lines, he cannot help feeling that nurse Lim Tuan Lien has been made a scapegoat.
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      Section Two
      534 2 Mandarin debut THE Arts Festival presents tonight at 8: the Mandarin, debut of an Indonesian play, Kapai Kapai, and a showcase of Malay dances. Kapai Kapai is on for three nights at the Singapore Labour Foundation Auditorium. Gemala Tari II brings together dancing talent from many local groups.
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      Timesdollar
      323 2 TAKEOVERS AND BUYBACKS PROP UP WALL STREET WITH foreign, institutional and individual investors largely on the sidelines, corporate takeovers and stock buy backs have become an especially important prop to the stock market since the October crash, market strategists say. Those making corporate acquisitions and stock buybacks have helped
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      Around Asean...and Across the Causeway
      149 2 Around Asean...and Across the Causeway Viet request rejected THAILAND has rejected Vietnam's request to disarm Khmer Rouge guerillas m Cambodia, but the two countries found common ground on other issues, Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach said yesterday. "I have been here (m Thailand) many times, but before, we have
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      27 2 Classifieds Sect. I Pg. 30 Sect. II Pg. 6 23 Appt Notices Sect. II Pg. 23 25 Cinemo Sect. II Pg. 5 Comics Sect. II Pg. 25
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      Lock icon Zia's polls law illegal, court rules
      273 3 Benazir's party qualifies for elections ISLAMABAD The Pakistan Supreme Court has upheld a petition by opposition leader Benazir Bhutto against amendments to the Political Parties Act introduced by President Mohammed Zia ul-Haq m 1986, court sources said yesterday. The judgment qualifies the opposition Pakistan
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      Lock icon Sacked army chief regains control of Haiti after coup
      334 3 Sacked army chief regains control of Haiti after coup PORT-AU-PRINCE (Haiti) Troops loyal to sacked military chief LieutenantGeneral Henri Namphy freed him from house arrest, captured the national palace m a gun and grenade battle and seized civilian President Leslie Manigat on Sunday night The military coup ended four months
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      Lock icon Voters rebuff Warsaw with low turnout
      262 3 Voters rebuff Warsaw with low turnout WARSAW Poles rebuffed the reform efforts of General Wojciech Jaruzelski with the lowest election turnout since the communist takeover m 1945, and Solidarity leader Lech Walesa implied the total was even lower. "I have doubts," Mr Walesa said when asked tor his reaction to
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      Lock icon US Aids panel calls for funds and new laws
      140 3 US Aids panel calls for funds and new laws WASHINGTON President Ronald Reagan's Aids task force has completed its final report, calling for USJ3.I billion (5J6.3 billion) m new state and federal spending on the crisis and strong new laws to protect victims from discrimination. The anti-discrimination provision urges Congress
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      Lock icon HK television compere hurt in crash is out of coma
      212 3 DARWIN Hongkong television compere Dorothy Yu regained consciousness on Monday after being m a coma for two days at Royal Darwin Hospital after a bus crash m the Kakadu National Park m which she and five other people were injured.
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      Lock icon HK to host conference on NICs' progress
      119 3 HK to host conference on NICs' progress HONGKONG The British colony will host a regional conference on the industrial development of Asia's "four dragons" or newly industrialising countries (NICs), the organisers said yesterday. Government advisers and leading industrialists from Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan and Hongkong will attend the conference scheduled
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      Lock icon British MPs in Iran for better ties
      310 3 NICOSIA (Cyprus) Four British lawmakers arrived m Teheran yesterday on a private mission seeking to improve relations with Iran after years of strain, the official Islamic Republic News Agency (Ima) reported. The agency, monitored m Nicosia, said the British parliamentarians were met at
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      Lock icon Rajiv plans to shore up party after poll losses
      245 3 NEW DELHI Premier Rajiv Gandhi said yesterday he would shortly announce moves to strengthen his ruling Congress (I) party following setbacks m crucial by-elec-tions last week, the Press Trust of India (PTI) reported. "Keeping election results m view and the situation
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      Lock icon Chernenko's rise blamed on flaws in system
      285 4 Chernenko's rise blamed on flaws in system MOSCOW The rise of an ailing Konstantin Chernenko to Kremlin leadership m 1984 was an example of how the Soviet political system had gone astray, said a Communist Party newspaper yesterday. In a front-page letter to Pravda, Mr V. Bogatyrev, a party member
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      Lock icon Meeting starts on sunny note
      76 4 The Group of Seven leaders taking a stroll before their dinner meeting on Sunday. From left: Mr Jacques Delors, president of the European Community; Italian Prime Minister tirlaco de Mlta; British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher; US President Ronald Reagan; Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mnlroney who
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      Leaders welcome US-Canada free trade pact and EC plan to remove barriers
      655 4  -  DNG MING SEING By Wasmngton Correspondent jfc* TORONTO SUMMIT TORONTO The leaders of seven major industrial democracies opened their 14th economic summit with an upbeat endorsement of their current strategy of economic co-operation and a renewed call to
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      Debt-relief plan being pushed by Britain and Canada
      422 4  - Debt-relief plan being pushed by Britain and Canada ONG MING SEING TORONTO Britain and Canada are trying to push through a debt-relief plan for the world's poorest countries at the seven-na-tion economic summit here. Officials said on Sunday that British Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson and Canadian Finance Minister
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      Lock icon Protesters attempt march on summit site
      218 4 Protesters attempt march on summit site TORONTO About 100 demonstrators were arrested on Sunday when they scaled police barricades blocking a protest march to the site of the Toronto economic summit. Police said some 2,000 people, carrying mock arrest warrants for leaders of the summit nations, gathered on the grounds
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      Lock icon Taiwan to woo cream of China's students in US
      425 5 Move to get intellectuals to visit and spread news of island's progress TAIPEI Taiwan is hoping to attract the brightest stars among mainland Chinese students m America to visit the island as part of a propaganda offensive against Beijing. Mr Mah
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      Lock icon Japanese waiter wins with fast footwork
      104 5 QUICK service may not necessarily be the best service, bat swiftness of foot and deftness of a balancing hand served Japanese waiter Osama Sakai well on Sujiday. With a bottle and glasses still on his tray, and his right hand raised In a victory
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      Lock icon Underpants of Elvis sold for $1,200
      91 5 NEW YORK A pair of underpants which belonged to Elvis Presley went under the hammer for US$6O5 (551,222) at a Sotheby's auction at the weekend. Rock fans spent nearly half a million dollars at the sale, acquiring personal possessions which had once been owned
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      Japan-US accord on beef and orange imports
      416 5  - Japan-US accord on beef and orange imports PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO The United States and Japan yesterday resolved a protracted and bitter trade dispute over beef and orange imports, removing one of the most important symbols of trade friction between the two nations. The dispute which was founded
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      Lock icon S. Korean YMCA to urge curbing US tobacco purchase
      172 5 SEOUL South Korea's Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) is to launch this week a campaign to limit consumption of American tobacco despite government import liberalisation moves. The campaign comes amidst a rising tide of nationalism here that has fuelled anti-American feeling
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      Lock icon Soviet TV screens interview with death-row killer
      272 5 Soviet TV screens interview with death-row killer MOSCOW Soviet television on Sunday screened an interview with a murderer before his execution, which the press had billed as a film "no normal person can watch twice". The hour-long documentary, Supreme Court, by Latvian director Gertz Frank let 27-year-old Valery Dolgov speak
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      61 5 MOSCOW A joint FrenchSoviet cosmonaut team will blast off to the Mir orbiting station m December, Moscow radio said yesterday. The mission will be the third Soviet-led international flight to Mir this year. A So-viet-Bulgarian crew returned on Friday after eight days aboard the space station, and
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      33 5 BOGOTA Colombia's Vice-Minister of Justice, Gustavo Ardila Duarte, is to be investigated on allegations that he helped free a man arrested for drug possession, the Attorney-Gener-al's office said on Sunday. Reuter
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      Lock icon China steps up anti-graft drive
      404 6 Corrupt officials face tougher punishment BEIJING China's ruling Communist Party has seen its ranks swell to a record 48 million people but it faces a crisis of confidence due to rampant corruption and abuse of power. The China Daily said yesterday government officials found guilty
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      Lock icon Exiled Vietnamese at canonisation
      56 6 THESE are some of the 8,000 exiled Vietnamese who were at St Peter's Square, Vatican City, to witness the canonisation of 117 Vietnamese killed between 1740 and 1883. They came from Europe, the United States, Canada and Australia to attend the ceremony officiated by Pope John
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      Lock icon Life sentence plan for road-killers shelved
      113 6 DHAKA A violent strike by Bangladesh lorry and truck drivers ended yesterday after the government agreed to shelve a plan to jail for life those responsible for fatal traffic accidents. Police said yesterday nearly 100 people were m jured and at least 70 vehicles
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      Lock icon Jerusalem to ensure Soviet Jews go to Israel, not US
      179 6 Jerusalem to ensure Soviet Jews go to Israel, not US JERUSALEM The Israeli government voted on Sunday to ensure Jews who leave the Soviet Union settle m Israel instead of the United States. Speaking to reporters. Cabinet secretary Eliakim Rubenstein said: "The Cabinet decided to act within the framework of
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      Lock icon Copter shuttle
      74 6 TOKYO A helicopter shuttle service linking New Tokyo International Airport m Narita with downtown Haneda Airport was launched yesterday, significantly reducing the travelling time from the remote airport located 65 km outside th<? city. The service, run by City Airlink, a joint venture company of 12 domestic air
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      31 6 SANTA BARBARA (California) A team of scuba divers set an unofficial record on Sunday for underwater tricycle riding by pedalling 127.3 km over 75 hours and 20 minutes. UPI
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      Lock icon Don't model on NICs, China told
      298 6 BEIJING China would be wrong to model its economic development on Asia's newly industrialising countries (NICs), the head of the US-China Business Council said yesterday. Chinese economists who see their country as another NIC, like Hongkong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan, are using an
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      Lock icon Stallone fights shy of HK fans
      211 6 HONGKONG Mega-star Sylvester Stallone, fearless hero of the Rambo movies, was yesterday said to have shied away from about three dozen nightclub hostesses here who rushed to welcome him with hugs and kisses. An official responsible for the visit of the brawny star of
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      Lock icon HK labour shortage causes wage spiral
      602 7 Companies forced towards high-tech, automated production HONGKONG The British colony's export-driven economy is wrestling with its own success as an unprecedented labour shortage plagues industries from textiles to banking. The shortage has sent wages soaring, forcing the British colony to speed its progress from
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      Lock icon US aviation chief warns of 'rationed flying' days
      361 7 Major airports just cannot cope with demand WASHINGTON The head of the US Federal Aviation Administration warned on Sunday that the nations airports were nearing "aviation gridlock" and there could be a time m the near future when flying may have to
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      Lock icon 1 in 8 Aussie doctors admit to mercy killing
      231 7 SYDNEY One m eight Australian doctors participating m a study of euthanasia admitted carrying out mercy killings. Two thousand of Australia's 35,000 doctors were polled m a survey by Professor Peter Singer of Monash University. Of the 869 who replied, 62
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  • WORLD FOCUS
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      Lock icon Women find champion in Beijing law office
      868 8  -  CHARLENE L. FU Legal aid centre handling more cases, many are divorces By BEIJING Lawyers m a tiny two-room office near Beijing's Tiananmen Square are coming to the defence of a rising number of Chinese women who feel they have been wronged. According
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      Lock icon Racial ties will decide Fiji's future
      588 8  -  FRANCIS DANIEL By SUVA When Pope John Paul visited Fiji m November 1986 he hailed the group of South Pacific islands as "a symbol of hope for the rest of the world". Indigenous Fijians and the slightly more numerous ethnic Indians, descended from workers
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      Lock icon Zia's motives for Islamic Pakistan are political, not religious
      546 9  - Zia's motives for Islamic Pakistan are political, not religious Denholm Barnetson By ISLAMABAD President Zia ul-Haq is speeding up enforcement of the harsh Islamic law which on the surface appears to bring Pakistan closer to the religious fundmentalism of Iran. However, there is little likelihood that Pakistan will go the
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      Lock icon Saudi Arabia closes door to Iranian haj pilgrims
      758 9  -  STEPHEN JUKES Tough measures against the few who may still manage to get visas By BAHRAIN Haunted by the spectre of bloodshed on the streets of Islam's holiest city, Saudi Arabia has effectively closed its borders to Iranians seeking to make the
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon Thais reject Viet request to disarm Khmer Rouge
      529 10  -  TAN LIAN CHOO But Bangkok, Hanoi find common ground on other issues, says Thach By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK Thailand has rejected Vietnam's request to disarm Khmer Rouge guerillas m Cambodia, but the two countries found common ground on other issues, Vietnamese Foreign
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      Lock icon Illegal treasure hunt: Six to appear in court
      245 10 Illegal treasure hunt: Six to appear in court JAKARTA Two Americans and four other scuba enthusiasts suspected of illegal treasure hunting will appear m court today to face charges that have kept them m detention on an Indonesian island for 90 days, one of them said yesterday. "Having been declared
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      Lock icon Aussies confirm Sudomo's trip
      170 10 JAKARTA A senior Cabinet minister's golfing holiday m Queensland next month will break a ban on ministerial visits Jakarta imposed two years ago, the Australian Embassy m Jakarta confirmed yesterday. "It's a private visit and so we cannot comment on it," said chief embassy spokesman Sam
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      Lock icon Aquino: Shultz's remarks on US bases nothing new
      307 10 MANILA President Corazon Aquino yesterday shrugged off tough talk by the United States about American bases m the Philippines. US Secretary of State George Shultz on Thursday sparked angry reactions from Philippine officials when he sharply rejected the idea of Washington paying
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      Charges against Swede and German to be looked at again
      283 10 MANILA Charges of rebellion and kidnapping filed against a Swede and a German arrested for alleged involvement with Philippine communist rebels will be re-investigated, a government prosecutor said yesterday. Mr Fiscal Dante Diamante said a lawyer for Stellan Hermansson, a
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      Lock icon 'Filipino Reds have acquired missile'
      395 10 'Filipino Reds have acquired missile' MANILA Officials are verifying reports that communist guerillas have acquired a prototype surface-to-air missile (SAM) from abroad, the official Philippine News Agency (PNA) said yesterday. A paramilitary constabulary intelligence unit has alerted all constabulary commands to look out for any unusual weaponry of the New
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      Lock icon Wake turns into a vigil for Marcos' return
      539 10 Wake turns into a vigil for Marcos' return LAOAG (Philippines) Night and day m an apparently endless wake, hundreds of Filipinos sing patriotic songs and recite prayers m the hope that the death of an old woman will bring back the man they still call president. In this northern town,
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      874 10 ===r (1 Systematic Layout =r Planning r Singapore, July 6—B, 1988 Introduction Analyses Analysing Materials Flow Systematic Layout Planning integrating Supporting Services 1 developed by Richard Muther, USA Space Planning Advanced I is a logical, universally applicable Techniques for Planning Detailed I approach to any layout project Layouts Controlling Layout
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon 'No military pact for KL, Jakarta'
      325 12 National resilience enhances regional security: Gen Try KUALA LUMPUR Cooperation between Malaysia and Indonesia through their joint border committee will not drive the two countries into a military pact, Indonesian Armed Forces chief General Try Sutrisno said yesterday. This was because each Asean member
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      Lock icon Some Umno leaders may form new party
      197 12 JTTRA (Kedah) A New Umno official said yesterday that a group of leaders from the deregistered Umno were planning to form a new political party. New Umno information chief Senator Datuk Hussein Ahmad said that these leaders, who had refused to join New
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      Lock icon Call for panel to woo S'pore investors to Johor
      334 12 Call for panel to woo S'pore investors to Johor JOHOR BARU A National Front state assemblyman has proposed that the State government set up a high-powered committee to look into ways of encouraging more Singaporeans to invest m Johor. Making the call m the debate on the Royal address m
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      Lock icon Copperfield's magic touch
      215 12 KUALA LUMPUR There's magic m this man and it definitely touches those around him. That was the effect that David Copperfield had on the people he met yesterday when he visited several organisations. The master illusionist, who flew into Kuala Lumpur late on Sunday night, had a
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      Lock icon Scheme to keep drug addicts off KL streets
      176 12 KUALA LUMPUR The government is launching a programme to clear the capital of drug addicts. Deputy Home Minister Datuk Megat Junid Megat Ayob said on Sunday the operation called sapu bersih (clean sweep), will start this year. He said he had instructed
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      Get tough with pupils, school heads told
      315 12 Get tough with pupils, school heads told PENANG The Education Ministry has directed headmasters to call the police if they are unable to control gangsterism and indiscipline m their schools. "We will be getting tough for the next few months," Education Minister Anwar Ibrahim told The Star after attending a
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      Lock icon A-G's Chambers 'will not object to application to admit QC
      179 12 The Tun Salleh affair KUALA LUMPI3R The Attorney-General's Chambers will not be objecting to the application by suspended Lord President Tun Salleh Abas to have a Queen's Counsel represent him before the tribunal appointed to determine his position. Attorney-General Tan
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      Lock icon No need to meet David a second time: Kim Sai
      380 12 KUALA LUMPUR Labour Minister Lee Kirn Sai has ruled out a second meeting with union leader V. David to clear the air over the Generalised System of Preferences (GSP) controversy. Mr Lee told a press conference yesterday he stood by
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        'I had too much freedom'
        89 14 Miss Theresa Arokiasamy, 25, a clerk who left school with three O level passes: "If I'd put m more effort, I think I could have done better. My father worked m the afternoon shift and never returned home till late at night. Of course, I
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        Dad struggled in his days
        51 14 MMiss Padma d o Muthu, 18, Anglo-Chinese Junior College second-year student: "We are independent, but my parents expect me to be home by a certain time. My father had to struggle during his early days, he hopes that we will get the education he never
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        Dad shows his interest
        80 14 Mr Krishnan so Raman, 57, a clerk at Sembawang Shipyard and father of five children: "Children will be as good as the way they are looked after. My youngest son, who is doing his Pre-U, likes to study m a quiet environment. I bring him to
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        Other races are the same
        78 14 A Chinese secondary school teacher, who declined to be named: "I don't think we should look for Indianspecific solutions. After all, they are not that di/ferent from the rest of us. Some parents don't take an active interest m their children's work. "When we try
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        Parents too easily satisfied
        96 14 Mrs A. Ganapathy, vice-principal of Ghim Moh Secondary School: "The parents are indifferent, they don't see the importance of a good education. If their children get 50 marks, they're quite happy. "Some kids leave school immediately after the exams to work, and the teachers don't have
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      Indians' education problems
      814 14  -  LIM YEEN FONG GOH YUE YUN Parents to blame for not helping children overcome hurdles, say leaders By and ARE a large majority of Indian parents shortr nging their children by being ignorant of the educational system, failing to be involved m their education and being poor
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      Hospitals here burn discarded syringes, needles
      244 14 THE chances of a drug addict being able to find discarded syringes near a Singapore hospital for his use are remote. Doctors from three government hospitals m Singapore said this is because syringes and needles are put into special containers and sent to the
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      Study awards
      25 14 THE Singapore Maritime Officers' Union will present its annual bursary, merit and scholarship awards on Saturday at 10.30 am at the Peninsula Hotel.
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      Devan's mother, 88, dies in KL
      228 15 Devan's mother, 88, dies in KL FORMER president C. V. Devan Nair's mother, Mrs I. V. K. Nair, died m Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. She was 88. A family member m Kuala Lumpur said yesterday that the late Mrs Nair, who had been ill for some time, died of heart
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      Man fined $5,70 for 30 traffic offences
      87 15 Man fined $5,70 for 30 traffic offences A MAN yesterday admitted a total of 30 traffic offences and was fined a total of $5,370. Leow Wee Kiong, 33, had committed the offences between July 1984 and December last year. They included illegal parking, speeding, beating red lights and disobeying other
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      Retailers gear up for higher sales
      626 15  -  DOREEN SIOW But tougher competition may mean less profits By RETAILERS expect Singaporeans and tourists to continue on their spending binge m the next six months, like that seen m the first hall. But while the major stores like Metro, Robinson's, Daimaru and Tangs
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      A sickening sight at SGH
      261 15 Toilets of shame THE Singapore General Hospital is hardly the place one expects to find filthy toilets, but that was exactly what The Straits Times came across during a check yesterday. Most of the toilets inspected had no toilet paper, the soap dispensers were empty
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      Callers tell of doorless, stained loos
      180 15 Callers tell of doorless, stained loos LOOS without doors and plastered with faeces were the main grouses of callers who responded to The Straits Times Toilets of Shame hotline yesterday. Even police stations were not spared the Singaporean's great vice. A reader complained that the gents' toilet in the Tanglin
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      Post office
      33 15 A NEW post office was opened yesterday at Block 165, Bukit Merah Central. tfOl-3689. With its opening, the Henderson post office at Block 116. Bukit Merah View, &01-219, is now closed.
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        Agenda a life and death issue
        805 16  -  WONG KWAI CHOW YOUNG Singaporeans will make what they want of the National Agenda for Action, the blueprint for future government policy arrived at after a year-long national debate. Whether it comes to life will depend on "whether Singaporeans want it to happen or
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        Forum letter cited in answer on 'free speech'
        340 16 A LETTER published m yesterday's Straits Times Forum Page provided the answer to a question on freedom of speech m Singapore. Melina Seah, 18, from the National Junior College, said young people never discussed politics out of fear not because they were
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        "A different Singapore if young men did not serve NS'
        200 16 "A different Singapore if young men did not serve NS' SINGAPORE would be a very different place today if its young men were not put through the "very rough finishing school" called national service. That is where they mix, meet people they never dreamt existed and learnt about Singapore, said
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        Youths have priorities other than political activities
        168 16 Youths have priorities other than political activities MOST young people do not get involved m political activities because they have other priorities, said the Trade and Industry Minister, Brigadier-Gener-al (Res) Lee Hsien Loong. "When you're 18 and 19, school is important. When you're m university, studies, exams, your degree, are
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        Book on young soldiers still relevant: BG Lee
        652 16 AN AWARD-WINNING book, Youth m the Army, provided BrigGen (Res) Lee Hsien Loong with some colourful examples of the way some young Singaporeans viewed their world a decade ago. He said the book, by psychologist Leong Choon Cheong, gave a good profile
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        Exams, parents and opposite sex matter most
        651 16 Exams, parents and opposite sex matter most SCHOOLWORK, exams, starting adult life, relations with parents, relations with the opposite sex. These things matter most to young Singaporeans today. Brigadier-General (Res) Lee Hsien Loong had two sources for his impressions of the youngsters' views on key issues: the numerous letters that
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        Hwa Chong sparks debate on influence of foreign press
        325 17 A HWA Chong Junior College team that kicked off yesterday's pre-uni-versity seminar on Singapore's vulnerability was taken to task for asserting that English-edu-cated Singaporeans were susceptible to "smear campaigns" m the foreign press. A lively presentation by the six-member team was
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        Can Govt help students be politically conscious?
        273 17 IT IS a dilemma, BrigGen (Res) Lee Hsien Loong said. How do you make sure that young people concentrate on their studies and, at the same time, learn about the nation and know what it means to be a Singaporean? "If you only
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        Singapore survived 'because we could take pressure'
        163 17 Singapore survived 'because we could take pressure' SINGAPORE is still around and surviving against all odds because Singaporeans can take pressure, work and deliver, BG Lee Hsien Loong said yesterday. To a student who was worried about the effects of school stress on the young, he said growing up was
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        GRCs here to stay? 'Choice in your hand'
        208 17 GRCs here to stay? 'Choice in your hand' NANYANG Junior College student Murali Subramaniam, 17, wanted to know if the Team MP legislation will be scrapped m future if Singaporeans voted less along racial lines. Under the Team MP legislation, introduced to ensure a multi-racial Parliament, candidates In Group Representation
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        Man accused of conspiracy to commit murder
        115 17 Man accused of conspiracy to commit murder A 28- YEAR-OLD man has been charged with conspiracy to commit murder. No plea was taken from Tan Thiam Hock, alias Luku, who allegedly conspired with Ong Kay Eng to murder Mr Ong Slew Hee, whose body was found at Lorong 6, Toa
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        No landing
        26 17 THE landing facilities at Sisters Island II will be closed until the end of the month. The pontoon has been removed for maintenance work.
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        Trade fairs draw more from abroad
        336 17 Doubling of visitors m the past five years THE number of business visitors attending trade exhibitions here has more than doubled over the past five years to nearly 164,000 last year. The trend is likely to continue if the growing demand for exhibition space
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      Sports Council gives three clubs more autonomy
      407 18  -  FOO SIANG LUEN By THREE clubs owned and run by the Singapore Sports Council (SSC) will get greater autonomy from July 1. They are the SSC Changi Swimming Club, SSC Changi Sailing Club and SSC Seletar Country Club. Their constitutions have been approved
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      S'pore Anglican Church quits regional body
      419 18 Disagreement on doctrinal grounds THE Singapore Anglican Church has left the Christian Conference of Asia (CCA), a regional Protestant organisation expelled from Singapore last year. The Methodist Church, too, is believed to have suspended its membership of the ecumenical group, comprising more than 100
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      GPC impressed with SAF training base in Brunei
      381 18 GPC impressed with SAF training base in Brunei THE trainers are experienced, medical facilities excellent, living conditions good, and safety a key consideration during training. These were among the impressions that a Government Parliamentary Committee gained of Singapore Armed Forces jungle training facilities after a two-day visit to Brunei earlier
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      National slogan contest has 13,617 entries
      206 18 National slogan contest has 13,617 entries THE search for a national slogan, which will be used for the 23rd National Day celebrations, has attracted 13,617 participants. All the entries, except for two m Malay, were m English. A 14-member panel yesterday picked the top three winning entries m each of
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      Doctor, 66, charged
      60 18 A 66- YEAR-OLD doctor was charged yesterday with outraging the modesty of a nurse m his clinic. Dr Thomas Joseph Stanley was alleged to have touched the breast of the 20-year-old nurse m the consultation room of his clinic at Rochor Centre on Jan 26 at 9
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        Vandals stick glue in car locks
        102 18 Vandals stick glue in car locks A SALES executive found himself stuck with a car he could not drive off m yesterday morning. Someone had used glue to seal the locks of his car at a carpark near his Whampoa Drive flat. Mr Raymond Teng, 41, who works m an
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        Flat window stoned
        126 18 Anti-social act: Hougang MADAM Carol Ng, 35, and her two sons, aged nine and 15, were m the kitchen of their seventh-storey flat m Hougang Avenue 3 when they heard a crashing sound on Saturday afternoon. They rushed to the hall and found the front window smashed
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        Larger zoo amphitheatre
        111 18 THE Singapore Zoo, rated a must-see attraction by several incentive tour operators here recently, has further upgraded its facilities. Its 1,000-seat amphitheatre, a crowd-puller during animal show-times, has been renovated and can now seat 2.50 C people. The zoo said that the large crowds, especially on Sundays
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        Shiitake for supper
        142 18 A TREAT of $1,000 worth of lip-smacking shiitake mushrooms was the supper highlight yesterday from four homes courtesy of a Japanese trade seven-member team from Japan's mushroom industry gave 5.5 kg of shiitake to the Community Chest as part of a three-day promotion. gift among four old
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        Debt relief for the poor
        632 20 ALTHOUGH the world's wealthiest nations have yet to conclude their latest annual summit, indications are that they will be announcing some debt relief measures for the world's poorest. According to reports from Toronto, the participating governments will acknowledge that they all have a responsibility to
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      Opposition to New Umno more than just a 'nuisance'
      1857 20  -  ISMAIL KASSIM Razaleigh seems to be meeting with encouraging response from the grassroots By of the Foreign Desk By now, all the indications are that there would be no neat and quick solution to the rivalry between opposing factions from the
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      Civility is no longer a British characteristic
      590 20  -  Bernard D. Nossiter By New York Times LONDON Britons are not notoriously neat. Each day, I pick up cigarette packets, styrofoam bits and computer printouts the artifacts of our times from my front door. The other day, I had to sweep up sheets
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      For the US, a choice of two recessions
      702 20  - For the US, a choice of two recessions MASARU YOSHITOMI By TOKYO World economic developments since the Venice summit a year ago have clarified the bottom line on international trade imbalances. US domestic consumption must be dampened. This should be the central macro-economic message for the Toronto summit meeting of
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      Lock icon Scientific study and new law in US fuel debate on effects of VDTs
      1209 21  - Scientific study and new law in US fuel debate on effects of VDTs PHILIP M. BOFFEY By fl/ew York Times The chief author of a study says that even if the correlation found between miscarriages and use of terminals was real, her "best guess" was that the miscarriages were not
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      Gearing up for the future with multi-skilled workers
      905 21 MR MAH Bow Tan, chairman of the National Productivity Board said recently that Singapore workers should be trained to be multi-skilled to do as many as three or four jobs on the shop-floor. This, m Mr Man's view, will ensure that everyone
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      Enough SBS services link Hougang area to MRT station
      771 22 Enough SBS services link Hougang area to MRT station WE would like to comment on the following six letters, which were published on May 26. We thank tfie writers for their views and suggestions. 1. "Provide new link to MRT station": As mentioned by the writer, residents of Hougang new
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      Demand low: TIBS
      61 22 WE refer to the letter "Set up north-east link" by Mr Danny Kang. (ST, May 26). The present demand for a direct service from Woodlands to Tampines is rather low. We will, how- ever, continue to monitor the situation closely and will reconsider Mr Kang's request when
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      Will lower CPF mean higher taxes?
      161 22 Will lower CPF mean higher taxes? RECENTLY, reduced long-term Central Provident Fund rates were announced for workers of 55 years and older. Could the relevant authorities please clarify: 1. By progressively reducing the CPF contributions, the employee while not only getting less CPF, will also automatically be liable for higher
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      Police presence not tha visible in Bukit Batok
      208 22 I AM concerned at the recent spate of crimes m Bukit Batok. About one-and-a-half months ago, my 11-year-old cousin was almost molested at Block 301. Enquiries with neighbours revealed that there were other victims before her, although unlike her case, their cases
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      Nurse should not have been blamed
      588 22  -  NANCY LOH Nurse found negligent m death of patient By 1 AM greatly distressed by the publicity generated by your two reports "Nurse found negligent m death of patient" and "Hospital won't act against negligent nurse". (ST, June 17 and 18). In the first
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      I signed letters on behalf of husband: Mrs Nair
      599 22 I signed letters on behalf of husband: Mrs Nair I REFER to Mr S. Rajaratnam's letter "Will the writer of Mrs Nair's letters identify himself?" (ST. June 18). Mr Rajaratnam now tiresomely suggests that somebody strange, and possibly with an independent political axe to grind against him, drafted my letters
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        Shares close higher
        58 23 SHARE prices m Singapore yesterday ended higher on speculative buying and institutional interest. The Straits Times Industrial Index gained 4.07 points to 1,072.27 on a turnover of 60.62 million units worth $105.09 million, compared with last Friday's 50 million units valued at $93.83 million. Advances led declines
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          113 23 June 17 Juiw 20 BT Composite 940 20 945 05 BT 08/ OS +384 +375 CAW 4329 «57 JO da, M Avf 6496 6458 Bl OBV +*****68 -»-*****24 ST Industrials 1068 20 1072 27 ST Finance 2078.92 2091 41 ST Hotels 646 77 656 94 ST Properties 520 42
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        61 23 Ciosint Change Vol ('000) Mrtek tnpi 2Oc 1.53 +1 109 fuji Whtt 20c 0 86 +2 1080 G8 HMp 10c 1 44 Mttaiock 25c 0.815 +2.5 514 Siifapwe National Printers 50c 209 unch 520 5 Sincatronict 20c 1.03 -1 191 fibt 50c 0 965xd —0 5 67 5 Tntow
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        35 23 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1987 High *****0 (26/8/87) 1327.69 (11/8/87) 1986/87 Low 563 34 (28/4/86) ***** (28/4/86) All time High 1505 40 (26/8/87) 1327.69 (11/8/87) Ml-tinw low 74.75(17/9/64) 470 92(28/4/86)
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        Exchange crossrates
        30 23 DM V FT SI HK$ l'Ss US$ 1 7505 125 77 unq 2 0260 7 8030 1 7505 ***** 126 08 5 9120 2 0285 7 8030 £*****
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        Forex
        13 23 THE IS dollar gained 15 ticks to close at DM1.7525 m Singapore.
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        Gold
        10 23 In Singapore, gold gained US$3.2O to U*****.60 an ounce.
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        Simex
        50 23 Eurodollar: Lost 13 ticks to 91.95 a contract. Deutechemark: Lost seven ticks to 0.5756 a contract. British Pound: Gained 58 ticks to 1.7820 a contract. Japanese yen: Lost 23 ticks to 0.*****5 a contract. Nikkei: Lost 60 points to ***** a contract Gold: Gained US$3.9O to U*****.20 an ounce.
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          Lock icon Actus to expand
          91 23 TOKYO Minebea Co Ltd affiliate Actus Corp of Tokyo plans to boost furniture sales m Japan and Australia and start selling m North America by opening more franchised outlets. Actus, 90 per cent owned by Minebea, sells European-style furniture developed by its wholly-owned Actus Singapore Pte Ltd
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          Lock icon Ice cream by Shiseido
          70 23 TOKYO Shiseido Co Ltd, Japan's biggest cosmetics maker, has entered the premium ice cream business m a bid to diversify. Aurino Co Ltd, capitalised at 30 million yen (S$480,000), is 25 per cent owned by Shiseido's wholly-owned Shiseido "The Ginza" Co Ltd, 24 per cent by
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          Lock icon Bank doubles capital
          85 23 BEIJING Bank of China, the country's main foreign exchange bank, will double its capital to 10 billion yuan (5J5.4 billion) to strengthen its position at home and abroad, according to Honorary Chairman Chen Muhua. The bank will remain China's major channel for raising foreign capital although other
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      Lock icon Takeovers and buybacks propping up Wall Street
      556 23 NEW YORK With foreign, institutional and individual investors largely on the sidelines, corporate takeovers and stock buybacks have become an especially important prop to the stock market since the October crash, market strategists say. Those making corporate acquisitions and stock buybacks have helped
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      Chase's blank page in The Straits Times gets lots of interest'
      420 23  - Chase's blank page in The Straits Times gets lots of interest' SHARON LAU By THE blank page 7 m The Straits Times yesterday was not a mistake. That page, together with five other hill-page advertisements, was Chase Manhattan Bank's $114,000--kickoff m a new campaign to grab a larger slice of
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      Dah Yung sells medical unit for $600,000
      295 23 Dah Yung sells medical unit for $600,000 DAH YUNG Investment Ltd has sold the business and assets of its whollyowned pharmaceutical subsidiary for $600,000, way below the $5.2 million it paid for the company m 1964. But the sale represents a surplus over the book value of the assets at
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      NST Index 'can breach 1,900 between August and October'
      371 23 NST Index 'can breach 1,900 between August and October' THE 30-counter New Straits Times Industrial Index, which monitors the Kuala Lumpur stock market, can breach the 1,900 level between August and October, the Malaysian Investors' Association President, Mr P.H.S. Lim, said. Mr Lim added, however, that before that level is
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      Keppel yard completes $7m repair job
      127 23 KEPPEL Shipyard, a major division of Keppel Corporation Ltd, has completed a $7 million contract to repair a tanker damaged m a missile attack m the Persian Gulf. The 221,070-dwt tanker, Mia Margrethe, was severely damaged m the attack, with the engine room flooded
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      Lock icon MCB enters pact to acquire 70 % of Imperon
      180 23 MCB enters pact to acquire 70 of Imperon KUALA LUMPUR MCB Holdings Bhd has entered into an agreement to acquire a 70 per cent stake m property-based Imperon Holdings Sdn Bhd for M 53.5 million (552.75 million). An MCB statement said the acquisition of Imperon, which has landed property valued
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      Malaya Tin seeking to trim borrowings
      501 23  -  DAMIEN LIM By MALAYA Tin Printing Company (MTP) is seeking to reduce its bank borrowings, and one possibility may be a cash call. The company is understood to be looking for funds to repay its bank loans, which were restructured m May last year.
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      Sun Hung Kai building up Singapore unit
      294 23 HONGKONG-BASED Sun Hung Kai Securities is building up its team m Singapore m preparation for the Stock Exchange of Singapore's latest phase of corporatisation. The firm recently recruited a financial news editor to head its research team, appointed a former accountant as corporate
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      Business done in Singapore
      5291 24 READERS should be aware of the Imitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the stock eichanfe, is covered m "business done". Further, because all deaints at a particular price are lumped together, the table does not show the trend m
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      3632 24 INDUSTRIALS Aimomoto 275) 276 Alcom 87) 83 0) 84 (I) 86 (5) 88 (4)86 03) 87 5 02)87 00) AW (46 5 44 5 (3) 44 5 (2) 45 09) 45 5 (10) 46 09) 46 5 (34) 47 (4) AISB 020 121) 114 (2)
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      How your stocks performed
      3190 24 Al shares quoted have a pat value of SI unless otherwise specified 'Adjusted forscrip nftits N lai-eiempted dividend P I ratios reflect the last annual consolidated results Trustee stocks under CPf Approved Investments Scheme Mar{m stocks are m bold pnnt ABN rs traded m lots of
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        Bank rates
        354 25 OCBC OUB (JOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings daily 2 l 4 2>4 2 1 Monthly 2 1 4 Autosave 3 Fixed deposit 1 month IV, IV, |Vi 2 t .(1) 2 months 2* 4 (I) 3 months 2 2 .> 2' 4 1 > 6 months 2<4 2
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        203 25 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.6649—1.6678 6.10—5.97 Canadian dollar 1 6746 I 6768 6.04—5.95 NZ dollar 1.4703 1.4730 6.96—6.77 Sterling pound 3.6321—3.6359 2 78-2.74 US dollar 2.0280— 2 0290 4.97— 4 92 Local
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        123 25 THE US dollar opened and closed firmer against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday Against the Singapore dollar, it closed firmer at 2.0280 90 m torpid trading. It traded within a range of 2.0270 and 2.0295. It opened initially at 2.0265 70. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened
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        Gold
        163 25 THE kilobar market traded between 5529.565 and 5529.831 yesterday. In the Far East market, gold opened m the morning at U*****.50 455.80. and quickly eased off the U5454.40 454.80 level m nervous conditions. It recovered to close for lunch at U*****.60 455.10. It reopened at the same level, and
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        38 25 GOLD USS/oz Mon Fri Singapore 454.00—454 50 449 50 450 00 Mon Sat Hongkong 454 00—454 40 Closed Fri Thurs New York 454 30— 454.80 450 00— 450 50 London 450 00-450 25 452 70-453 20
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        Unit trusts
        291 25 Managers 1 prices for June 21 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 1 00— 1 07 id The Savings Fund 0 87—0 93 Sport Prog Fund 0 42—0*6 S pore Sec Fund 0 69—0 74 Spore Invest Fund 0 69—0 ?4id S pott tqu'ty Fund 0 49— 0 53
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        19 25 Rubber Closing prices cents/kilo Singapore 285 00 July up one cent Malaysia 377 50 July up two cents
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        16 25 Tin Closing prices MJ/kilo XL Tin 18 09 unchanged Turnover 74 tonnes down 51 tonnes
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        26 25 Cknatf prices Copper £/(onrw Fri Spot 1364 00- 1365 00 0446 00-1447 00* 3 months *****0-1272 00 (1316 00-131/00) Market tone Steady Sales 15.150 tonnes
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        Silver
        30 25 Cknmf pncn Silv*r USJ troy v Mm fri Singapore 7 22-7 27 7 10-7 15 Fn Tr»»s Nea York 7 22-7 27 7 10-7 IS Source Credit Sunse Spore
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        26 25 Cta«t{ pnces Aluminium tonne Fri Spot 193 b 00-1940 00 (*****0-2185OO) 3 months 1590 00-*****0 (1622 00-1623 00) Market tone Easier Sales 16 200 tonnes
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        103 25 Crude MS/tonw palm oi June 1200 (south) 1195 (north) 1190 (central) ft* 1200 (south) Refined palm oi US)/ tonnes KBD palm o'l July Aug Sept 487 50 (settefs) RBD Stearin July 480 (sellers) Aug/Sept 480 (sellers) RBD Olein July SOO (sellers/ Aug 500 sellers > September 500 (sellers)
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        8 25 Income Bond Pohc> 1 72-1 79
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          70 25 Eurodollar 3-month deposit (100 imflinl mtrrest ratei Open High la* Sett H Vol Sept 88 91 94 9197 9193 9195 6498 Dee 91.53 91.56 9153 91.54 1142 Mar 89 91.32 91.36 91.32 91.34 611 June 91.17 91.17 91 17 91 17 60 Sept 91.04A 91.04 Deo 90.92 M»r M 90.82
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          30 25 (US dollar Deuts+hemark I Open High I>ou "v-tt Est Vol !*ptBB 0.5760 0.5761 0.5752 0 5756 129 Dro 0.5807 Mar«S 0.5861 Open lnt (Kri): IMS. Art Vol (KM): US.
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          29 25 (Brttiak Pounii> Open High Ixw Sett Est Vol S<jrtBB 1.7834 ***** 1.7816 1.7820 30 BM 1.7752 Mar 89 ***** Open Int (Fri): 195. Act Vol (Fri): 18.
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          31 25 i Japanese Yen > Open High F-ou Sett Est Vol Sept 88 0.*****3 0 *****3 0.*****5 0.*****5 207 Dec 0.*****1 Wat *****29 Open lnt (Pri): 2*W. Art Vol (Fri): 117.
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          44 25 iXikktv Sttxk A i rr.ife Imiex > Open High \a>v. Sett Est Vol Spot *****.79 *****.38 *****.17 ***** 03 Sept ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** 1837 Dec *****8 *****A ***** Mar 89 ***** 7 Open Int (Fri): (83*. Art Vol (Fri): 3441.
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          21 25 per troy ounce) Open flitch Low Sett Est Vol Jane 88 454.20 Open Int (Fri): Nil. Art V»l (Fri): Ml.
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          109 25 Mondoy, June 20 1988 July M colls jul, 88 putt High Lo« Wit Hi«fc Lm Wff 56 161A 156 57 16 58 18 18 18 61 61 61 59 3 1411 146 60 2 2 2 2408 245 Auo M coin Ajg 88 putt H>9*l Low S«tt M.gh
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          156 25 J U I» M Colls Mr 88 putt M.oh io» IM H>9*i lo» km 78 200A 195 3 79 100* 103 10 80 40A 35 358 40 81 9A 7 IO7» 112 82 4A 3 Auo 88 colh Aug M putt H.ah Lo- S<tl H, 4 h
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          80 25 Wpt 88 colli S»pi 88 pvfi High lo- Sell M.ql- lo- S*t1 9125 -7 9150 5SA 53 9» II 9175 38A 36 |ft 18 9200 24A 24 278 29 9225 ISA 14 406 42 9250 9A 7 606-62 9275 3 80C 82 9300 2 1048 106 9325 1
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        Gains trimmed slightly by losses in Tokyo
        714 25 THE Singapore stock market opened the week on a buoyant note yesterday but retreated slightly as Tokyo plunged by more than 200 points during the day. The Straits Times Industrial Index closed 4.07 points higher at 1,072.27, but off the day's peak of
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        321 25 hff 20 Cent* Chant* ACI A N I 176 -I Abarfoy* 610 unch Age Amcor 514 -f 14 A/npo) Exp 340 -2 Ampol Pat 365 +5 Am 472 +3 Anodna Au»t 77 .3 Aihfon 170 +10 B H P 850 unch Baach Patrotaum 30S B«« Group 247 unch Bond
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        INDICES
        63 25 NST Index Monday 1.767.56 (1,752.47) --g Hongkong Hang Seng -i*£ Monday 2,719.06 (2.718.02) g£_ Australian All-Ordinaries Monday 1,617.50 (1.601.00) Nikkei Stock Average Monday 28.139.03 (28.342.46) Financial Times Industrials I Friday 1.472.60 (1.481.60) Dow lones Average ?0i Friday 2.104.02 (2.094.24) ;lL: (Figures m brackets refer \o those of the previous
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        Hongkong
        361 25 lun 20 HKS Chantc A»»oc Intt Hot«h 2 95 +0 025 Bonk. Of Eo*t Asio 17 80 +0 I Capital Corp $usp Caihoy Pacific Air 815 +0)5 Ch«ung Kong 795 unch China light 1840 unch City Ratourcas 135 +003 Cross Harb Tunnat 16 80 +0 1 Doo H«ng 125
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        Tokyo
        361 25 Jun 20 Yen Change A|momofo 3350 +30 Akoi 704 -22 Amodo 1230 unch A»oh. Ch»m I 1 60 unch A*oh. Glow 2025 -55 Bonk Of Tokyo 1570 unch Brrigtionm 1460 -10 Conon 1230 +10 Cavo Computer 1210 -40 Citiz«n 990 +25 0 Nip Pnnt 2610 -10 D Nfcppon Scr»«n
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        Container schedules
        560 25 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL containers unpacked at the container* freight station on June 20 (2300) LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) tor Cargo Time Block Urn Summit (002W) 2206 (2359) F5 1615 1945 CBAC Benalder (84 446; 23 06 (0100) F5 *****200 2000 2030
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      Lock icon Hongkong consortium acquires TV station
      477 26 New company made up of current ATV owners, New World and Lai Sun HONGKONG A local consortium including New World Development Co Ltd has agreed to acquire Hongkong television station ATV Ltd for HK$6l3 million (*****.25 million), ATV said on Sunday. Thomond is made up
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      Lock icon Kuchai shares worth $9m
      178 26 Kuchai shares worth $9m KUALA LUMPUR Kuchai Development's quoted shares had a market value of MSI2.-J million (559.75 million) as at Dec 31 last year compared with its cost of only M 53.6 million. This was disclosed m the latest annual report of Kucha i. whose principal activities are those
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      Bankers expect more Aussie and Kiwi dollar Asian Currency Unit depositors
      459 26  - Bankers expect more Aussie and Kiwi dollar Asian Currency Unit depositors R. RAJENDRAN By FAR from deterring investors, the soaring Australian and New Zealand dollars are expected to attract more Asian Currency Unit (ACU) deposits, offshore bankers m Singapore said. "There is a steady increase m the volume, about 10
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      Lock icon A$ and NZ$ reach three-year high against US currency
      293 26 SYDNEY The Australian and New Zealand dollars crashed through key psychological barriers yesterday to reach their highest levels against the US currency for more than three years. The Australian dollar touched 82.30 US cents m mid-morning to trade at its highest
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      UIC eyes stake in Jurong theme park project
      454 26  - UIC eyes stake in Jurong theme park project LIM ENG HAI By UNITED Industrial Corporation is about to wrap up a deal which will further diversify its investment portfolio to include the leisure business m Singapore. The group is negotiating with Hongkong television company ATV Holdings for a minority stake
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      Moneywise
      483 26  -  DAMIEN LIM By QI BOUGHT some shares m companies which recently announced their results for the financial year ending last December. I submitted my share certificates for registration after the results were out and the dividends announced. This being the case, will I still be sent a copy of
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      Thomson flies in to ride for Allan
      542 27  -  ROGER YUE Caulfield Cup-winning rider will be big draw at Gold Cup meeting By Mac ing tditor THIS year's Singapore Gold Cup meeting, starting this weekend and to be staged by the Bukit Turf Club (or the first time, will be given an
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      Charge of the Heavy Brigade at Penang
      260 27  -  Malcolm Bastians By PENANG The day of winners carrying saddle cloths No. 1 or 2 is far from over, if results of the just-concluded meeting here are anything to go by. Of the 25 professional races held on the four days, topweights finished
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      Lock icon How they ran at Penang on Saturday
      185 27 •At the 4OOm Pictures at the 400m by jj fe £jj|jS|| f±y»Y33Kl IZfiliatl yQ32r KENNETH KOH MARA Classes 2& 3 1,200 m 1. Gilgit 2. Yang Berhomat 3. West Bound 4. As You Like It Margins: IVft, IVfc, Time 1:15.4. Class 2 Div
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      Bukit Timah weights
      936 27 WEIGHTS and ratings for this weekend's races at Bukit Timah: SATURDAY Class 1 Oiv 11,600 m 1,600 m (Ratings: 178-153) Happiness n 60 178 Han Dynasty 57 172 Alacaro 53.5 165 L'Arc De Triomphe m 52 162 Whimsicality 52 162 Thorold 51.5 161 What's Enough n 51
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      12-month shock ban on top jockey Cassidy
      255 27  - 12-month shock ban on top jockey Cassidy JACK ELLIOTT SYDNEY Jim Cassidy, the star ickey In Sydney and rated among the best three riding at the moment m Australia, was yesterday disqualified for 12 months by Australian Jockey Club stewards. The sensational announcement, which threw the Australian racing into a
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      161 27 111 111 Results of Draw No. Pi P^ rj W^ Monday, 20 June 1968 Group I Prize $300,000 01 19 M Group II Prize Add. no. $47,451 11 If there is more than one winner m either hbbb Group I orGroup 11. the prize will be shared jT^"""^! equally by
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      Lock icon Dutch flair may not stop hosts
      514 28 EUROPEAN SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI-FINAL: WEST GERMANY v HOLLAND Germans bank on efficiency, fighting spirit HAMBURG Rir.us Michels fears that Dutch attacking flair and style could fall victim to West German efficiency and fighting spirit m the first soccer semi-final of the European Championship today
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      Lock icon Irish team greeted by 250,000 Dubliners
      326 28 DUBLIN About 250,000 Dubliners gave the Irish soccer team a tumultuous welcome home on Sunday and Prime Minister Charles Haughey made their English manager, Jack Charlton, an honorary Irishman. Mr Haughey, greeting the Irish team after they had so narrowly failed to qualify for
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      Lock icon Marlies shows old dash
      299 28 ATHLETICS DUSSELDORF East German veteran Marlies Goehr, world champion m 1983, showed she still has the killer touch by sprinting past her successor Silke Moeller to take the 100 metres m the inaugural international between the two Germanics here on Sunday. Marlies won m 11.02 sec,
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      Lock icon SPORT IN SHORT
      310 28 BASEBALL Boston beat Baltimore 15-7 m an American League game on Sunday. Oth*r results: Cleveland 11 NY Yankees 3, Toronto 6 Detroit 4, Minnesota 3 Seattle 1, California 5 Kansas City 0. Chicago 5 Milwaukee 0, Texas 5 Oakland 4. National League: NY Mets 6 Philadelphia 0.
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      Lock icon German fans blamed for much of crowd trouble
      386 28 FRANKFURT As England's notorious soccer supporters made their way home after a week-long spree of drunkenness, fighting and vandalism on the streets of West German cities, they left behind a growing debate over how the blame should be apportioned. In all, more
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      Lock icon Kenyan fans run riot
      84 28 NAIROBI Soccer fans rioted after a Kenyan League match on Saturday, injuring one policeman and several supporters, press reports said. The incidents erupted after the game between African Cup-Winners' Cup champions Gor Mahia and Kenya Taitrex Mills at Thika, 56 kilometres north-east of here. Gor Mahia
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      Lock icon Don't blame Robson — Hoddle
      265 28 Don't blame Robson Hoddle LONDON England's shame-faced soccer stars returned home on Sunday to face the music with the fans over their humiliating exit from the European Championship. But they appealed for followers to blame them and not manager Bobby Robson. Glenn Hoddle, one of the few English players to
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      Lock icon SOCCER SHORTS
      467 28 FAM lure Batet: If all goes well. Englishman Richard Bates will begin his two-year contract with the Football Association of Malaysia as Director of Coaching from the end of next month. Bates, 38, who is one of the eight members of the England FA coaching staff, has stated
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      Lock icon Voeller back in favour with a little help
      376 28 LIVE TELECAST ON SBC 5, RTM 2 (WEDNESDAY 2AM, SINGAPORE TIME) WEST GERMANY Kike Immel, Juergen kohler, Matthias Herget, 111 Borowka, Wolfgang Rolff, Pierre IJttbarskl, Lothar Matthaeus, Olaf Thon, Andreas Brehme, Juergen Klinsmann, Ku di Voeller. HOLLAND Hans van Breukelen, Ronald Koeman,
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      Lock icon Belanov holds Italy in high regard
      237 28 Belanov holds Italy in high regard STUTTGART Italy's 4-1 victory over the Soviet Union m a friendly last February will have no significance when the teams meet m the European Championship soccer semi-finals here tomorrow (early Thursday, Singapore time), according to former European Player of the Year Igor Belanov. As
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      Lock icon Faldo, Strange go into play-off
      753 29 US OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP Thrilling two-man contest m final round BROOKLINE (Massachusetts) American Curtis Strange and Britain's Nick Faldo paired the 18th hole and finished m a tie on 278, six-under-par, after four rounds m the 88th US Open on Sunday. The pair, who playea
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      Lock icon Senna takes Detroit for double treble
      484 29 DETROIT Ayrton Senna overcame treacherous track conditions to snare a double triple on Sunday as he won his third successive United States motor racing Grand Prix for his third victory of the season. The Brazilian, who has started from the pole position m all
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      Lock icon RESULTS AND STANDINGS
      318 29 US Grand Prix (race distance ZSlMllun, IS laps): 1 Ayrton Senna (Bra, McLaren) lhr 54min 56.0355 ec (average speed 132.318 kmh) 2 Alain Prost (Fra, McLaren) 38.7135 ec behind 3 Thierry Boutsen (Bel, Benetton) one lap behind 4 Andrea de Cesaris (Ita, Rial) one lap 5 Jonathan
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      Lock icon Grubba's world title
      194 29 BEIJING Poland's Andrzej Grubba overcame the usually-invincible Chinese to win the final of the ninth World Cup table tennis tournament m the central Chinese city of Wuhan on Sunday. Grubba easily defeated Chen Longcan, of China, 21-14, 21-11, 21-16, to win his first major world title. The
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      Lock icon Row over dead boxer
      223 29 JOHANNESBURG Junior welterweight Brian Baronet, who died from a brain injury after a 10-round fight with an American boxer last week, was under suspension m the United States pending a medical checkup when he went into the ring, a newspaper reported on Sunday Baronet, 27, died
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      Lock icon Biondi is beaten
      182 29 MISSION VIEJO (California) American Matt Biondi, winner of the 50--metre freestyle on Saturday, was beaten into second place by compatriot Troy Dalbey m the 100 m freestyle at the Nadadores pre-Olympic swimming Meet of Champions here on Sunday. Results Americans nnletl flUted) Women's 2Mm Individ a*l medJey:
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      Lock icon FINAL SCORES
      428 29 (Americans, unless stated) 218 Curtis Strange 70, 67, 69, 72; Nick Faldo (Brit) 72, 67, 68, 71. 28« Steve Pate 72, 69, 72, 67; D.A. Weibring 71, 69, 68, 72; Mark O'Meara 71, 72, 66, 71. 281 Paul Azinger 69, 70, 76, 66; Scott Simpson 69, 66, 72,
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      Lock icon Olazabal races to victory in Belgian Open by four strokes
      535 29 Olazabal races to victory in Belgian Open by four strokes BRUSSELS Jose-Maria Olazabal's decision to refuse an invitation to play m the US Open paid off as he won the £200,000 ($720,000) Belgian Open here on Sunday for his first win m Europe m nearly two years. The 22-year-old Spaniard
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      Lock icon Swee Wah second to Kyi Hla
      174 29 Swee Wah second to Kyi Hla KUCHING Burmese professional Kyi Hla Han captured the third Sarawak Masters title at the Miri Golf Club on Sunday. Kyi Hla shot a fine 68 on the third day to overtake the rest of the field and followed up with a final round of
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      Singapore can learn from Australia
      421 30 Singapore can learn from Australia LEE WAI WUN REVIEWS THE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL WORLD OLYMPIC QUALIFYING TOURNAMENT KUALA LUMPUR Australia's basketball girls lazed m the sun by the hotel pool yesterday while their Chinese counterparts went shopping at a nearby complex. Both teams had successfully completed a tiring two-week effort to
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      Lock icon Lakers' last-minute effort levels series
      449 30 LOS ANGELES Two free throws by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar with 14 seconds to play gave the Los Angeles Lakers a thrilling 103-102 win over the Detroit Pistons on Sunday and forced a seventh and deciding game m the National Basketball Association championship. The victory, which evened
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      Lock icon Pacemen put Windies on road to victory
      436 30 CRICKET LONDON Pace bowlers Malcolm Marshall and Pat Patterson put West Indies on course for a comfortable victory m the Second Test at Lord's here yesterday with three early wickets m England's second innings. England, needing a record 442 to go 1-0 up
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      Lock icon Two more get one-year contracts
      353 31  - Two more get one -year contracts JOE DORAI TWO more members of the national soccer squad have been given one-year contracts by the Football Association of Singapore. Striker Ahmad Ibrahim, sought by Kelantan earlier this year for the Malaysia Cup competition, and defender Razali Saad join three others who have
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      Hyatt notch another win
      60 31 HYATT Hotel continued their winning ways when they beat Hitachi Consumer 5-2 m a Singapore Business Houses Football League Division IB match at Bedok Stadium yesterday. In another Division IB match, Press Sports Club and Shell Sports Club drew 1-1. PSA Fire Brigade trounced Electrical Engineering
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      Zaman's clinic
      81 31  -  SHIRLYNN HO PAKISTANI'S Qamar Zaman, world No. 1 m 1975, 1978 and 1980, is here with compatriot Maqsood Ahmad, one of the world's top 30 players, to conduct a one-day clinic for all juniors today. Interested juniors can go to Kallang Squash Centre at 10am for tips from
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      Singapore show class but lack polish
      603 31  -  JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE David Lee; Sudiat DaII, T. Pathmanathan. Borhan Aba Samah, Ishak Saad; D. Tokijan, Razall Saad, Kamarazaman Zainal (Hasnim Haron); Salim Moin (Tahlr Bojang), Ahmad Ibrahim, K. kannan. JUHUH Sail eh Noor; Ismail Ibrahim, Nasarnddln Atan, Sanl Ogman, Naslr Noor; Naslr
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      Lock icon Cash has it easy in the opener
      525 31 Cash has it easy in the opener WIMBLEDON TENNIS LATEST LONDON Pat Cash, last seen at Wimbledon a year ago clambering over spectators to launch his victory celebrations with his family in the stands, encountered less difficulty yesterday negotiating the opening match of his defence of tennis' oldest title. Cash,
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      Rich local circuit for youngsters
      346 31  -  TAY CHENG KHOON GOLF By SINGAPORE junior golfers will soon have regular competitions. Yokohama Tyre, with the sanction of the Singapore Golf Association, have proposed a local circuit which will move from club to club. The first leg will be held on July 16 m
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      Brothers and sisters picked
      210 31  -  ALBERT JOHNSON TABLE TENNIS By TWO sisters and two brothers are among the five players selected by the Singapore Table Tennis Association to represent the Republic at the Indonesian Open championships m Jakarta from June 29 to July 6. The sisters are Koh Li Ping and
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      Last day for registration
      124 31  -  MAHMOOO GAZNAVI OLYMPIC DAY RUN By TOMORROW is the last day to register for Thursday's 10-kilo-metre Olympic Day Run to be held at the Bukit Turf Club. Those who wish to take part m the Men's and Women's Open can register at Singapore National Olympic Council
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      Kee takes over
      149 31  -  SHIRLYNN HO BOWLING THE men's open Master's qualifying event of the national bowling championships at Queenstown Bowl saw a new leader yesterday. B.L. Kee surged ahead of previous leader Patrick Shen with 1,225 pinfalls. There were, however, no changes m the top 10 positions of the women's
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      Leonard makes it
      92 31 LEONARD Fernandez qualified for the singles event m the Yonex F&N National junior individual championships when he beat Yeo Swee Kong 15-7, 15-7 m the qualifying competition at the Singapore Badminton Hall last night. Other results (winners qualify): Lim Hong Han bt Lian Yin Khai 15-10. 15-9.
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      A $20,000 boost for tourneys
      232 31  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI BODYBUILDING BODYBUILDING was yesterday given a big boost when Hagemeyer Electronics presented the Singapore Amateur Bodybuilders' Federation with a $20,000 cheque. The money will be used by the SABBF m staging the Asian men's championships and the Asian Mixed Pairs championships at Kallang
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      Liem pulls out of Indonesian Open
      211 31  -  J. RAJENDRAN BADMINTON By INDONESIAN badminton star Liem Swie King has pulled out from next month's Indonesian Open prompting speculation that he may be on the verge of quitting. Swie King, 33, retired from the National Training Centre m Jakarta last week to look
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      128 29 TheSundoy Times/Shin Mm Dig Walk 1966! COLLECT YOUR NUMBER TAGS FORTHE WALK OF THE YEAR r- Competitors cannot afford to miss these prizes at the Participants' Lucky Draw HURPOr TO: iw Ist Prize Times House One return air ticket to Los 390 Kirn Seng Road Angeles and Goldstar 14" Colour
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  • OBITUARIES
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      321 Deaths 321 Deaths 321 Deaths
      625 30 321 Deaths 321 Deaths 321 Deaths SEAH ENG TUCK Age: 82 Called home to glory on 20 June 1968 sate In the arms of Jesus, leaving behind his beloved ones: Sons Daughters-tn-law Poh Chye. Robert Tow Sin Oek Hork Chye. William Tow Slew Yang Ouan Chye Lucy Seah Teck Chye,
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      321 Deaths 321 Deaths
      178 30 321 Deaths 321 Deaths Mdm. CHIEW KUAN THAI AGE 82 passed away peacefully on 19th June 1988 leaving behind beloved: Son: Daughter-in-law: Lam Keng Wan (deceased) Tham Soon Al Daughters: Sons-in-law: Lum Suet Ylng Lam Llew Yin Chin Tlan Soon Lum Wan Ylng Michael Llew Kok Pun Grand-sons: Lam Wing
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      322 Acknowledgements
      145 30 The family of the late MR PANG TOK HAI Departs: 15.6.88 Wi«h«« to •xpr*s« our »inc»r» thank* to doctor*, nuraa* of Ward 33 TTBH, nurtti or Nlghtingala nursing homa, ralatlva*, trtand* and collaagua* for thalr kind condolanc**, attandanca, wraath*, aasistanca, support, donation* and prayar* during thair racant baraavamant.
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      322 Acknowledgements
      150 30 Tn« Family of tho L»«» ANTHONY SON YUE KUEN Departed: 15th June ISSt wlehe* to axpreaa their heartfelt gratitude to Fra. M. Tung and P.Lu (Nativity Church), Fr Clement (Novena Church), St Joaaph'* Dying Aid Aaeodetfon, SoNdArtty of St. Joseph* (Church of Rlaen Chrlat), Slater Carmen and ICU
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      323 Condolences 323 Condolences
      64 30 323 Condolences 323 Condolences Our deepest sympathies and condolences to Mr. Mervyn Neo and family on the demise of their beloved father Mr. Richard Neo Tong Chye From his partners and colleagues at Ogilvy Mather Worldwide With dwpttt tympathy to »h« l»mlly ot Ih* late MDM TAN HIOK KENQ From:
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      322 Acknowledgements
      33 30 The FemHy of the Late ITHNIN BIN SUL AIMAN Departed on 18th June 1968 wl*hM to thank r*utl« M k Irtond* rof invfi ■nvffiQSiiw, conoowKM A •••iatanc* during their recent bwewmwrt.
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      324 In Memoriam
      60 30 In Loving Mamory Of MDM. YEO AH NGIA Dapartad 25 June 1985 (Lunar Calendar Bth of sth moon) Always nmimbirwt by your children and families and loved on—. In loving mamory of TEO SOON SENG want to ba with tha Lord on 21st Juna 1983 Dearly mt***d
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      324 In Mamoriam
      96 30 In Loving Memory Of MR. CM. NAIR Deperted 21et June 1966. Time takes away the edge of grief But memory turns back every leaf. Atwy wnwmbwtd by tamMy. In loving memory of MR. JIMMY QUEK KIAH HUAT (deperted 2V6.83.) Dearly missed and always remembered by wife, tone,
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      325 Requiems
      24 30 NIRMALJIT K AUR w/O BAKBIS SINGH Sukmani Sahib (homi) 2V6 M Path Oa Bhog 22 8 M 12 noon SiUt Sikh Tempi*
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      69 31 Bo^°K G NmU0IUl Ctampllllht(l (Queenstown HOCKEY Premier League: SCC v Boon Lay (SCC) Dlv 2A: SRC B v Khalsa C (SRC). Dlv SB: Dutch Club v Prisons (Tanglin) all at 5.30pm. SNOOKER RPM National Snooker championships-Quarter-finals (National Stadium, 7.30pm) SOCCER SBHFL (Div 1A): SIA v Royal Holiday Inn (Toa Payoh,
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  • Article
    More play, less study for PAP kindergarten pupils
    495 32 BY DECEMBER, children at all People's Action Party kindergartens will study less and learn more. A new syllabus, which will apply to all 180 preprimary centres, features what is described as "discovery through play". The children's two-hour session will be split into
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    Lock icon Afghan resistance alliance names interim Cabinet
    288 32 PESHAWAR The main Pakistan-based Afghan resistance alliance has named a "transitional government" it wants to replace the Soviet-backed Kabul regime of President Najibullah. Previously-named President Ahmad Shah announced a 14-member Cabinet of two vice-presi-dents and 12 ministers. Both vice-presidents belong to moderate factions, but
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    Lock icon Nine crammed inside taxi hurt in crash
    455 32  -  SHARON LIM By NINE people crammed m a taxi, including an 11--month-old baby girl, were injured m an accident with a double-decker bus along Farrer Road on Sunday. The authorities are investigating whether the additional load m the NTUC Comfort taxi contributed to
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    Lock icon Love-lorn woman caller ends up in court
    129 32 Love-lorn woman caller ends up in court WELLINGTON A love-lorn New Zealand woman was so attracted to her former boss, she could not stop calling him on the telephone. So m love was Sheryl Webb, 35, an Auckland court was told yesterday, that she made up to 10 calls a
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    What it should have been
    44 32 What it should have been THE Singapore General Hospital has clarified that the number of emergency cases cited m the story "It's 2 am and the doctor's m" (ST, June 13). should be 388 and not 161. The number of non-emer-gency cases was 86.
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    US will play 'balancing role' in Asia-Pacific
    545 32  -  YANG RAZALI KASSIM But don't take us for granted, envoy warns By Jakarta Correspondent BALI The United States says it will continue to play a balancing role m the Asia-Pacific region but warns its friends and allies not to take US involvement for
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    18 32 RANGOON Authorities yesterday suspended classes at a Rangoon university after several days of student demonstrations. AP
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    24 32 NEW YORK The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials lost 15.29 points to 2,088.73 m the first hour of trading yesterday. AP
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    401 32 NEW DELHI Suspected Sikh separatists lobbed a homemade bomb into a crowded vegetable market here yesterday, killing four people and injuring 42 others, police said. The attackers struck m the morning when about 2,000 shoppers and vendors were gathered m the Chokhandi
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      219 32 Weather Showers over a few areas m the afternoon. TEMP. (C) up to S,ifJ: r t TWTOW: 33 max., 26 mm. SUNSET today: 7.12 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.01 am. GLOBAL HEATHER Adelaide 916 C Showers Loa ABgelea 15 24 C Clear Amsterdam 13 18 C Cloudy Madrid 11/23 C Gear
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      5 1 The Straits Times Section Two
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      Fantasy drama and dance
      33 1 Fantasy drama and dance rxapai napai g liinlWlllLtj look into a poor man's fantaay world where he falls m love with and wooa a princess s»e niiinnus.- p tt n A c Allr
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        212 1 gpo c/ .y V^H^^^S^r cS J^^ -7/ I H^£ r^" /;/to unfolding drama .S mirage of t))e mind andasettim flßßteW v f AifßdL.^i- w j Nfl 1^ r^ Iwcal comedy witlmt uwds. for fabulous adventures. JBM^RBL A/j RJ X Tridrt nh tl gr**& I)) fill) f^i \\u \ti) Pl/i\K" ft
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        Extracts
        781 2 I WOULD like to include: 1. A few pictures of the great pop stars and recordings of their music. 2. An album of photos of various parts of Singapore so that future Singaporeans will know what it was like "back then". 3. Sketches of the wide selection of clothes
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        Memories to store for the future
        50 2 Fifteen young people list what they would put m a time-capsule. IRENE PATES compiles their answers while LIM SU-YIN checks out what a mother, a lecturer of philosophy and a visitor to Singapore consider worth preserving. this will be. hard to su/auow m 999
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          How do I store my feelings?
          287 2 I'D PUT a collection of all the Teens' Page articles ever published because it would be nice if the teenagers of the future could read them to see if things have changed. I'd like to collect all the memories, happy or not that I've
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        • Article
          Eight items to show life in the '80s
          198 2 I SETTLED on anything that would reflect life m the '80s as part of the world, Asian or Singaporean culture. I limited myself to eight items. 1. Magazines: (for example, Mad magazine, Mademoiselle, and the ad-less Far Eastern Economic Review) to show
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      • Things adults would want to preserve
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          MOTHER
          258 2 I WOULD like most to keep things related to the family m my time capsule: a family album, records and tapes of daily family happenings so my children and I will remember what it was like back then. There would be reminders of the close-knit family, filled with laughter
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          EXPATRIATE
          216 2 AS A foreigner, I find Singapore's oldest buildings worth keeping. Especially those around the river front like the warehouses and shops. In a few years, all these will be gone and it will be a pity. Singapore will become just another Chicago with skyscrapers all over and nothing else.
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          LECTURER
          152 2 I SEE no point m having a time capsule as books record everything and books will still be around m 50 years and more. Nothing is worth keeping. If there has to be a time capsule, my first reaction would be to put myself m it. But if you
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      • Surveys shed light on how teens are coping
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          Lock icon Adjusting better than parents think
          230 2 TEENAGERS often are better at adjusting to life than their parents believe, says a doctor who led a study of 6,000 teenagers m the United States and nine other countries. Dr Daniel Offer, director of the Centre for the Study of Adolescents at Chicago's Michael
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          Lock icon Little faith in a better future
          363 2 A NATIONAL poll held m the US recently, found that most teenagers believe life for them will be harder than it was for their parents. Money, the future and health are the greatest concerns of high school students, according to the survey of US
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        Be a reporter for a day
        156 2  -  IRENE PATES WHICH Singapore personality would you most like to interview? Make a list of 10 questions you would ask this person. In addition, if you recall, sometime ago I mentioned the possibility of having a group of amateur reporters among young readers. This
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    • Kids & Things
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        How electricity gets to our homes
        643 3 ELECTRICITY is a form of energy. We get our electricity from power stations. There are four power stations m Singapore: Senoko Power Station m the north, Pasir Panjang m the south, and Pulau Seraya Power Station and Jurong Power Station m the south-west. The
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        291 3 FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY I ndei instructions from Evans Deakin Indusrnos LrJ Located Brishane, Australia 2 x Skoda W2OOH and WI6OB Horizontal Floor Borer/Milling Machines Skoda W2OOH 1981 Model. Purchased and installed m 1982 S *****, Table size 1.770 x 16,200 mm. Vertical Travel 4,178 mm. Horizontal Travel 15.48
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        Lock icon Is there life after the Dream?
        979 4 TAH BAN HUAT meets Chen Xiaoxu and Ouyang Fenqiang. Sounds unfamiliar? Well, they played Lin Daiyu and Jia Baoyu m the TV serial A Dream Of Red Mansions. CHEN XIAOXU is every inch the slender and delicate beauty she portrayed m the TV serial,
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      • REVIEW
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          DANCE
          380 4  -  Yee Mci Pao Varsity Chinese Dancers and Foochow Youth Dance Troupe Telck Blangah CC WEST German tourists Mrs Nina Holters and her daughter, Gabriela, were the only non-Chinese m the audience. It did not help that the performance started half an hour late, and the items explained only m
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        Journey into fairytale land
        918 4 FANTASY DRAMA AND DANCE It is a play with a title that defies translation m Mandarin. It is also a play which has been produced m English, French and Swedish. GOH BENG CHOO finds out more about Kapai Kapai. A POOR man, the moon, darkness, the
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        142 4 n«» Ks: Abu, IYem Abu ft Q #-i-Jl*h *Mi M-fc XMft W£ E **«»*H*W AbuliliM |*ffifi. ft *MXJ Y.te £ft&*M W&t < iik am ft 'h (■'.,> *4i *£M£*i*ig ffc& 1...J w>) itflttfei* j* <t>&* h m m *«>£« ttimmmm mvtw\ <«* mm ■jiAif.iiu'} kb turn fc*ttflfttt£7« V <v& m
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        Love and fantasy in a night of dance
        544 5 The Malay Dance Showcase, Gemala Tari (I (Magic Gem of Dances), begins its two-day performance at the World Trade Centre tonight. Mardiana Abu Bakar introduces the dances. SILVER rings a-tinkling on china dishes. Rousing regular beats of the gendang and kompang (Malay
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        The computer plays a part, too
        265 5 COMPUTER-COMPOSED music is dictating the pace for the legend of Puteri Gunung Ledang. The dance-drama has been set m step with music composed by Sadli AH, a Berklee College of Music honours graduate, who majored m jazz composition and arrangement. The choreographer of Puteri
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        Aneka langkah tari Melayu
        291 5 MULAI 8 malam mi, auditorium Pusat Dagangan Dunia akan bergema dengan bunyi gendang dan kompang. Buluh dan angklung akan turut digoncang mengikut rentak tari yang bakal dipersembahkan. Bunyi-bunyian mi adalah alu-aluan, pembuka tirai buat Gemala Tari n, sebuah persembahan tari-menari yang akan menggabungkan usaha tiga orang
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        Teka Kata Siri BR
        52 5 Bahagian 3 Word Quiz BR Part 3 eeaaaaai Hvaiaai^ INSTRUCTIONS: Match the syllables below so as to form words. Write down 8 words m the space provided. The words you form from the syllables must be synonymous or have a similar meaning to: I A TYPE
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        21 5 COMPUTER GAMES GALORE xaF m*^^BW if f A^B jr *iMjMm. ■a«1 These magazines are available at all good bookshops STP Distributors
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        772 6 2 Eating Out 2 Eating Out HP <I f uuu rCANTONESE CUISINE •I Restaurant Ptc Ltd We cater for weddings. -JW>^-#P"§* birthdays other happy I occasions p^^^^ Outdoor catering is available BRAISED SHARK'S FIN WITH I CHICKEN, ROAST SUCKLING PIG, STEAMED I SULTAN FISH, BRAIBEO ABALONE. I TEL: 221-3369/221-3516 207
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        717 6 23 Musical Instruments FULL RANGE OF quality pianos Crlstoforl. Drezden, Hyundai, Seller, Maearl from $2555 only. Beautiful piano telephone sets with multi-function given free while stocks last! Welcome to Crlstoforl Music Showrooms: #04-24 Funan Centre, *****21 81-19. Beauty World Centre, *****63/ 329 Joo Chlat Road. *****35 FAZER PIANO (SINCE 1897)
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        461 6 56 Sal*: Other Products EXPAT. SALE China Rosewood complete living room set (6 pieces, hardly used). New mini box fridge with 5-yr. guarantee. Large display unit. Sold teak dining table and chairs. USA Q.E. TFF24 fridge with Ice maker and dispensers (white colour, new price $4,885, best offer secures). Electric
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        572 7 SHE MAY NOT BE FILIPINA, BUT SHE'S HANDPICKED BY HUMANA English-speaking Humana Sn Lankan maids and Indonesian maids Each personally handpuked using professional recruitment techniques to Humana s standards With successful "match-making", we help you make the l>est choice. She may not be up to our Filipinas but surely the
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        572 7 94 Positions Vacant: Professional/ Executive f ESTABLISHED ARCHITECT'S OFFICE Invites applications to fill the following new positions:PROJECT ARCHITECT Applicants must have a minimum of 2 years experience and possess a flair for design as well as project management experience. PROJECT SECRETARY Applicants must possess a recognised Secretarial Certificate with shorthand
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        642 7 96 Positions Vacant: Tutorial CHILD CARTcEHTire"requlre77!T perlenced bilingual Child Care Teachers, mln. 3 OCE 'O' levels. Assistant Teachers, at least sec. 2. With or without I.E. training. Tel 4«C78»5 RETIRED TEACHER OR experienced teacher to leach Sec. 3, Chemistry. Physics, Biology tc English. Tel: 2MIMS. TEACHERS REQUIRED FOR all subjects
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        467 7 WkWkWkWmWsWk^kW/kWkWkWsWk^kWsWsWk^kWkWmWkWßsWsWkWkWsWkWkWM eh .^BBafIaaBBBV i 7SLt?7--Va7###m# G< To Moving You Ahead Li To Singapore MRT Ltd invites applications for: en A) CLERICAL OFFICERS (AUTOMATIC FARE COLLECTION) g Gross Salary Range: $444 $1000 per month Functions: v u Assist m the control and supervision of AFC operations which include R< monitoring ticket
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        319 7 •I O Export Credit Ineurance Corporation of Singapore Ltd invites applications for A. EDP ASSISTANT Requialte*:1. At least 3 GCE 'O" LevDls i with credits In English and Maths 2 CSt O Certificate or any other recognised Computer Certificate 3. Knowledge of Wang VS System/ Lotus/ DBase 4. 1 year
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        537 7 000 PERMANENT JOBS AVAILABLE: o placement or regn. fees .arged to applicants Pleasr Ing along your Identity Card, lotograph. copies for certs Si testimonials tigation Secretanea bio legal firm m town. SBOO .000 months bonus. Mln. 1 to 2 ars' experience. Oood shortind 5 -day week eneral Clerks a Payoh,
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        370 8 ■asaysa- "aaaaraa- "aaujrgs,. 1 "ggSLirss- "aaayss- l~^=^^7j "imri^^T M^i^^::i,., "aa^raa- llr bs^^, We mvile applications from suitably qualified persons for the position of: Personnel Clerk (Temporary) Requirements: GCE 'O' level with credils m English Mathematics Typing speed of mm 35 wpm Preferably with personnel/payroll experience Duties Assist m recruitment of
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        528 8 f ACCOUNTANT 1 ADMINISTRATION (FEMALE) Branch of International Company seeks a qualified competent Accountant reporting to the General Manager responsible for the accounts administration of the company. The successful candidate will be responsible for maintaining and reviewing accounting systems, preparing management reports, annual budget, ensuring timely accurate financial reporting, book-keeping
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        699 8 A weli-ettablished company located m District 0314 (new office m Jurong m 6 months time) invites qualified candidate* to apply tor positions of 1. SENIOR CLERK 2. JUNIOR GENERAL CLERK Candidates must possess at least a OCE O' level good typing and communication skills, knowledge of Mandarin. For position 1
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        584 8 Carrier Singapore (Pte) Limited mvifes applications irom suitable candidates tor the position of GCE O Level or relevant accounting qualifications 1 year's experience and familiar witn computerised systems Interested applicants please walk-in for an 'nte r view at The Personnel Department CARRIER SINGAPORE (PTE) LIMITED 26 Teban Gardens Crescent Singapore
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        449 8 PANDAN VALLEY CONDOMINIUM Has vacancy forGENERAL CLERK c Mln GCE O' level c Bilingual In English/ Chinese a Pleasant personality with good Interpersonal skill a Able to type well accurately on an electric typewriter AY perform general' clerical duties c Able to operate PC an advantage c Salary $550 $650
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        585 8 An established stockbroklng firm has vacancies for the post of: A. ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT The applicants should preferably have auditing experience, analytical mind and be able to full set of accounts B ACCOUNTS CLERK C. GENERAL CLERK Must be able to type and prepared to work over-time when necessary Please write
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        670 8 Electroplating Factory In Jurone requiree ADMINISTRATION GENERAL CLERK Must know typing and preferably have some experience of clerical work. Interested please come during office hours and see Jenny at: 90 Kien Tack Road Singapore 2»2 Feeder no. 290 from Jurong Interchange. FeeMon Bege 4 BaMe teanutaeewa* requires FEMALE CHINESE JUNIOR
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        627 9 98 gffaffggj-, 9> sraffgsua, agsaav-SrUi M zsssXctL. "aaya^ m ksbjitss- m ssr vacant: sr on vac<ni: ar™ vacant: ir ont vacant: PERMANENT RECEPTIONIST Cecil St School leavers may apply a CLERK CUM TYPIST Golden Mile Tower Any race, good personality ACCOUNTS CLERKS Mai pherion People I .irk GENERAL CLERKS PMBT
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        630 9 We ft\uif a pleasant, young Chinese girl for tha post of: GENERAL CLERK a Mln GCE O' level a Mln typing speed 40 wpm a With some working experience preferred Please walk m or write In with salary expected to CHEUNG WOH METAL WORKS PTE. LTD. 617 Lorong 4 Toa
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        599 9 GENERAL CLERK required by engineering company m Bukit Balok. j a Able to type Age from 20 to 26 a Minimum GCE O" level c Preferably with simple accounts knowledge Salary from $600 to $800 mtarasted applicants please call *****10 for an interview. Import a expert Him located nmrnr Yto
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        911 9 Trading company requires JUNIOR SECRETARY Requirements: 81-llngual In Chinese and English Typing and general secretarial duties Preferably able to start work Immediately Pleeae call: 337-3598 tor interview Trading co. requires TELEPHONIST CUM TYPIST a at least 1 year experience, c GCE O" Level a Able to type, a Pleasant and
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        948 9 OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR REQUIREO by Innovative Dynamic Trading Co. Must have knowledge of computer operation. Good prospect for right person. Interested, call Michael Chua *****90 GENERAL CLERK WITH fluent English. Mandarin required by property co. Attractive salary. Interview at 1 Sophia Rd. #04-04 Peace Centre 5(0922), *****00 Miss Ho GENERAL CLERK
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        735 9 FILING CLERKS. BANK, ShentO Way Working hours 1300 to 180 Housewives who want to wor part-time can apply *****00 GENERAL CLERK. Salary $600 t $750 Call at: 144 Gul Circle, Ju rong Tel: *****08 (Bus No: 25: 255 from Jurong Interchange) GENERAL CLERICAL ASSI needed Able to type. Sch. leaver
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        576 9 B 7-iiEVEn I I c Age -16 above oonortnniti»« "Naming free uniform 2. Housew,ves ret,rees has caraer opportunrtws Cheertui „veiy work,ng are welcome environment r. II Secondary education WALK IN ■•sssrr-sr 1 SALES in TE rv!ew SBrdSSru*. ASSISTANTS !E~«HH ;|:i™— FullTime/Part Time :|£SHr I SSSSST™,. /int •B,H,«To.P. y o f
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        414 9 1 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES If you are looking for Job Satisfaction Good Career Prospects Tremendous Personal Growth Attractive Remuneration Management Opportunities We Invite you to attend our Career Presentation at: CROWN PRINCE HOTEL ORCHARD ROAD CROWN ROOM 3RD LEVEL On Thursday 23 June 1988 at 7.00pm sharp. (Light refreshments will be
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        489 9 FULL-TIME SALESGIRLS WANTED We ars looking for Seleegirls to promote our range of well known Perfumes at Leading Department Stores and at Changi Airport Duty Free Shope. Part-time Promoters to work at Changi Airport, 3-4 days a week (8 hours per day). c Attractive basic salary, commission and transport allowance
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        1107 10 99 Positions Vacant. 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant 100 Positions Vacant Sale Sale> Sales Sale Sales Sales Sales Technical Technical Technical A CAREER IN MARKETING An expanding leading book distribution company
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        661 10 ft FEMALE SALES PROMOTERS a Age 18 and above. a Pleasant and fashionable personality c Bilingual In English and Mandarin c Able to statt work immediately WALK-IN INTERVIEW (Bring along 1 passport photo) From 10a. m 3p m at: 38 Genting Lane Metal House, #05-04 Singapore 1334 Tel: *****93 LIFE
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        723 10 GIFT'S OE SHOPPER PTE LTD A group of reteil chain shop m ho lei and Orchard area specialising m gift*, souvenirs, jewelleries and handicrafts for tourists and eipetriate clienteles requires several male/ female SALES ASSISTANTS a Age above 17 c Salary minimum $500 to $800 (inclusive commission) c Training provided
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        646 10 requires CREWS/ CREW LEADERS Secondary education Speak fluent English a Below 25 years Come personally lo:--3 Irving Rd., #01-12 Singapore 1336. Tel: *****06/ *****51. SALES ASSISTANTS c Age 17 -26 years a Minimum Secondary level a Pleasant personality a Able to perform shift duties In any department stores Interested plaass
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        895 10 SALES EXECUTIVES (MALE/ FEMALE) REQUIREO Mm QCI O' level a Preferably with transport Basic salary s Transport allowance Attractive commission. Please call *****68/ *****32 Wellbakery urgently requires SALESGIRL c Chinese preferred Please call personally at:WELLBAKERY 63 Robinson Road #01-01 Atro Asia Building Singapore 0106 Tel: *****02 ESTABLISHED FIRM REQUIRES IB
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        580 10 VIDEO LIBRARY REQUIRE? Chinese Counter Sales I d.iys 1 day off $550 incentives Blk 158 Bedok South. -01-587 -*****43 WE GUIDE INSURANCE Agts to be million dollars producers Part full-time, allowances commission Jimmy *****16 BILINGUAL PROVISIONS VAN Salesman to service mini-rnart.s. supermarts. etc Call *****88 CHINESE SALESGIRLS WANTED urgently at
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        501 10 Moving You Ahead Singapore MRT Ltd invites applications for the following positions: A)TRAIN OPERATORS (Gross Salary Range: $444 $753 per month) Functions: c Operation of passenger and engineers' trains Ensure safety of passengers and smooth running of trains Handle emergency situations Requirements: c NTC 3 (theory practical) m electrical or
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        263 10 SV (TECHNICAL) An Established Metal Fabrication Company located at Senoko Drive has vacancies for the following: (1) MACHINE OPERATORB (2) GENERAL WORKERS Experience For (1) 1-2 years of experience operating Brake Metal and Guillotine Shear with CNC Control Machines For (2) No experience necessary •alary Attractive salary fc fringe benefit
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        818 11 100 Techmc^ 1108 1 I ?2il!2I!I, VBCant: 100 Pos.t.on. Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Po.it.on. Vacant. 100 Pos.t.ons Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Pos.t.ons Vacant: 100 Pos.t.ons Vacant. 100 Pos.t.on. Vacant: lecnnicat Technical Technical Technical Technical Technical j Technical Technical Technical Technical Expansion Growth Opportunities For You. Free Transport \Vv
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        666 11 Hitachi Chemical (S) Pte Ltd One of the largest Printed Circuit Board manufacturer is building a brand new high technology factory m Loyang and invites suitable candidates to ioin its expanding team. 4KNMK Diploma m Electrical Engineering m 20-30 years old Completea N S Preferably with l 2 years working
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        531 11 SIS B^ffff^?ff^Pf?TffT^TWWTff^l We mvitc qualified male penonnel t,> till the fbUowing positions a. Engineering Assistant (Design) To perform mechanical or hull draughting design <mil Jctailmg work. b. Engineering Assistant (Repairs) To recommend and implement computerisation programme and co-ordinate the production and material planning tor shiprepair projects. He also he in-charge
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        535 11 I J GOLDBELL I U I ENGINEERING PTE LTD I S GOLDBEU W ft requires. I MECHANICS I I (3 vacancies) B M NTC-3 m HDDM B Must possess Class 3 driving licence 9 m •Minimum 2 years expenence m service &repar of diesel M S engineering equipment B S
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        135 11 MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIANS NTC 3ln Electrical Fitting tt Installation c With working experience In refrigeration and alrcondltlon Please call personally for Interview or write to: PRIMARY INDUSTRIES ENTERPRISE (PTE.) LTD. 51 -B, Jalan Bur oh Jurong Town (Jurong Feeder Service No. 247) An interior design/ contract services company invitea applications tor:
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        2623 12 '"S""" I '"g^^ io s >itwt 181 gaa&r— 101 sassr-* "ssasr"* m ;ar" wi: ?^s^' c t; j I l gss,r- nt: "I '"s:^ I FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Singaporeans/Permanent Residents above 16 years old No experience needed Training will be provided Toa Payoh/Kallang Way Plants WAI X IN IMTFRVIFW^ An
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        308 12 Age: 16-45 years (No scope wotk) 7.00 am 3.00pm (Mon-Fri) Alternate Sats. off 10.50pm 7.05 am (Mon-Fri) 5 -day week Alternate Sats. off ■T^i^pß^^ confirmation. Wm^ $100 Bonus on completion of 3rd month's service. J TOKYO BYOKANE J (8) PTE LTD 1 10, sth Lok Yang Road I Jurong Town
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        527 12 ATTENTION!!! SCHOOL LEAVERS AND HOUSEWIVES Jom VIKAY INDUSTRIAL PTE LTD FOR BETTER PROSPECTS bHb! Ks^ssEj-sssHfl BSSSSsTt^^PrT'^'^Bal Male Female Attractive Starting Salary Age 45 and below Pleasant Working Environment Good Medical Benefits Transport and Uniforms Provided SuDsidised Drinks Attendance Incentives AWS WALK-IN INTERVIEW Monday to Friday 8.30 am 5.00pm Vikay Industrial
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        1923 13 101 ?SiSon aC nt: I l J?Sron" C nt: I l P^Snn 110 011 I l ?r O Sion aCant: I l K2S V Cant: I l P g iOng VaC-nt I l P S iOng VBC-nt 101 Po.ition. Vacant: 102 Po.ition. Vc.nt. 102 Position. Vacant: Product>on Production Production Production
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        441 13 COACHMAN-INN RESTAURANT requires 1) CAPTAINS 2) JUNIOR CAPTAINS 3) WAITERS 4) COOKS 5) COMMIS COOKS Interested parties should call personally for an Interview from 3pm. to 6pm. at Parkway Parade or PBA Building on Monday or Tuesday CLUB CORPORATION OF ABIA LTD PINE TREE TOWN A COUNTRY CLUB SINGAPORE CCA.
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        296 13 f AY© CENTURY PARK SHERATON SINGAPORE requires FRONT DESK CASHIER c GCE O' level c Able to converse fluently m English c Pleasant personality WAITER/ WAITRESS c Training will be provided VARNISHER c Must have related working experience HOUSEMAN c Able to carry out simple instructions ROOM BOY/ ROOM MAID
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        534 14 102 M^iY^olJr!™ 1 102 E°!'V/°o S V Cant 102 Potit on Vacant: 104 Othar Poaitions 104 Othar Positions 104 Othar Positions 104 Othar Positions 104 Othar Positions 104 Othar Positions 104 Othar Positions King. Kin a Ur n H UI/ R#ttaurant/ Vacant Vacant Vacant Vacant i Vacant I Vacant Vaclnt
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        633 14 Established worldwide hotel chair located st Changl Airport urgentl) I requires: WAITERS/ WAITRESSES BARTENDERS LOUNOE HOBTEBBEB KITCHEN HELPERS PANTRY ASSISTANTS Attractive hinge benefit* and m osntlves sre offered to the right candidates. Apply m person at: Personnel Office OBEROI AIRPORT CATERING SERVICES E (Entrance thru La Cafe) 3rd fir. Eaat
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        588 14 FEMALE BARMAID (FULL-TIME i j part-time) Klta Kunl Japanese f Lounge We offer good salary. Experience not necessary. Pis. call personally: Orchard Plaza. «03-48, Spore 0«23 Time: 4 Bp.m. Tel 734-5720. SWEET HOME CAFETERIA requires Part-time Dispenser (working hours 6pm -11.30pm). I Apply personally at: 101 Bras Basah Rd Bras
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        555 14 earn ><4BB9B>« -ejsaa> i <«jb>i >«bbb>« >^Bbb>< i -eaaax > An established speaker parts manufacturing company m Jurong requires: A) SHIPPING CLERK I (Famala) I J Mln GCE 'O' (c Able to handle all shipping documentations Speaks fluent English and Mandarin I c Typing essential I 2 Preferably more than
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        448 14 I Established finance Company urgently requires I DRIVER I Pre-Requisites I Possess valid class 3 driving licence and clean I driving record. Must have previous similar experience m driving automatic cars and working for I Company directors. I Candidates with own motor-bikes would be an advantage. I Age 23-45 years.
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        363 14 MISTER MINIT requires Due to our rapid I expansion, we require male/female to be trained as a MISTER MINIT SPECIALIST If you are keen to learn a skill, we will train you We pay basic salary plus allowance commission good fringe benefits with starting salary of $475 (plus allowance) We
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        491 14 rcusi AIRPORT SERVICES has immediate vacancies for: Vacancies exist m our Pastry and Cold Kitchen sections. At least 5 years' relevant experience Possess supervisory sluD Willing to perform shift work Starting salary will commensurate with experience. Singapore Citizen, age 18-45 years Willing to perform shift work Gross salary: $425 p.m.
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        435 14 DMMARU SINGAPORE requires A) FULL-TIME/ PART-TIME 1 > SALES ASSISTANTS 2) FEMALE CASHIERS c Age above 16 years c Secondary education c Able to perform 2 rotating shifts B) TELEPHONE OPERATORS c Able to converse well m English Mandarin c Has a pleasant voice c Able to operate PABX switchboard
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        617 14 SECURITY OFFICER Responsible tor all aspects et oonv pony security Include supervising security guards, formulating mn6 implementing policies end proce ures on security, theft and Ibe prevention. Must be minimum 35 years of age. possess minimum OCE 'O' Level or equivalent, with relevant experience In supervisory level In a manufacturing
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        591 15 104 ?£lnf m nS 1M Sirlln| POgltiOnS 1M 2 fher Po9iiion 104 2 fher *>•'«•"• 128 V.hiclw Fin»ncin 0 128 V.h.c.e Fin.ncing/ I 130 For Sal.: Alfa/ 132 For Sale: 134 For S.I. 134 For s lr V<>C nt Vacant VaC nt ln nc ln.ur.nc, 1 P.uo.ot/ Volvo Mercedes Dat.un
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        942 15 SWIMMING POOL TECHNICIAN Own transport Electrical knowledge Experience an advantage Please call *****69/ *****88 for Interview. Urgently R*quir*d 1) OENERAL CLERK 2) DRIVER 3) GARDENER (Preferably with class 2 driving licence). Interested please call personally at: 27, Salatar East Fsrmwsy 1, off Jalan Ksyu Singapore 287* Or contact tel *****70
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        914 15 WtUHIIT UUARDS REQUIHtU 111 perform 12-hr shift duties. Attractive salary with good fringe benefits. Upp Serangoon, Mt Slnat Si Orchard areas *****47 URGENTLY REQUIRED MOTOR car mechanics, greasers, pump attendants Call personally 559 Upp Serangoon Rd (Caltex) Tel *****26 WORKSHOP IN JURONQ requires 1) Welders cum Fitters 2) Oeneral Workers
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        658 15 mal»t wknoo 1 uriver tun Oeneral Worker Qood paj Interested call Connie *****21. NURSES REQUIRED FOR medics clinic In D.M. Experience no necessary. Please call *****33 OFFICE BOY REQUIRED urgentlj Preferably with own bike/ clas 3 licence Tel 734-1101 PSA CLASS 3 Driver cum Whar Clearance required Page *****98 RECEPTIONIST
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        242 15 r. I a I Car MORTGAGE I (non-transferable) Please call ■a^^Z^a^^B^V >^B aaaaa«m'"'!r ALPINE CREDIT (PTE) LTD E Unit #02-01 (G), 128 Prinsep Street Singapore 071 8. r I i c >. SUPER FAST LOANS FROM JUST A AP A/ t Immediate processing of applications Up to 90% financing new
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        535 15 T AI THONG LEE TRAD9NO PTE LTD Offers low Interest rate on car loan and non-transfer loan. 4 jraar* '•p»jrm»nt Immediate Approval Buying and belling New and Used Cars. 17 18, NANKIN STREET TEL: *****18/ *****18/ *****02 W9NG ANN MOTOR offers low Interest rate for new and used cars. Tel:
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        889 15 NEAR '94 ALFABUO TI tax 10 '88 I Full accessories, $33,500 *****04 131 For Sale. BMW SIN HUP SENG MOTOR 163 Goldhill Plaza Singapore 1130. Tel: *****17/ *****03 Best offer for COMPANY private regn cars, BMW, MERCEDES, VOLVO, other Japanese makes it other commercial vehicles. We also sell. A BANK
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        882 15 PTE. LOOKING FOR Mercedes 200 190 model or BMW 320 Selling '69 Mercedes No dealers *****32. Q 79 MERCEDES 250 auto Superb cond. Low mileage, full accessories *****92 Mr Foo •Q' '78 MERCEDES 200 auto $46,000 Si also Q 1 Nissan Cedrlc $5000 Call *****30 William. O 81 IMPORTED Mercedes
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        879 15 I BBBBBBBaB9MBBVBBaIBBI Only! $5,300 d/payment to own a new Nissan Pulsar I.3SLX High Trade-in value for used vehicles Authorised dealer SIN HOCK SENG TRADING CO. PTE. LTD 605 Macpherson Rd #01-18 Cltimac Ind Complex I TEL: *****18 SELDOM USED 1888 Sunny 1.6 auto. New model (original power steering, central locking,
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        854 15 i 4/'9O OATSUN 120A Coupe Full accessories, tax Sept Selling •17,500 Loan SI 3.000 *****90. 5/92 SUNNY i.ML. 2 owners, alrcon radio cassette, s/rlms, new tax/ Insurance Tel 7328*50 9/90. OATSUN BLUCBMO. 2 owners Alrcon., radio, cassette, tax 11/88. $17,900 0.n.0 Tel *****86 •7*BB SUNNY 1 3SLX. 1 owner Alrcon
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        1092 16 135 For Sale: 135 For Sale: 136 For Sale. 137 For Sale: 138 For Sale: 142 For Sale: 142 For Sale 142 For Sale: 142 For Sale. 142 For SaleTovota T °y° ta Mitsubishi Mazda Honda Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial few units of tuiu r^.mii-ii owner 7/'ss corolla i
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        887 16 $26,660 Loan $20,000 *****56 1 OWNER 1990 Corolla 13 DX PARF, alrcon cassette, seldom used Tel 345Y688 1 OWNER. ENO 84 Toyota Corona, excellent cond., tax new, original mileage 37.000 Tel: 472-0811 1 TEACHER OWNER 12/79 Tercel 13 Tax, 11 88. beautiful metallic maroon, perfect cond *****55 12/'9O STARLET DL.
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        971 16 Mi- fl PARF Well maintained No agus lei *****00 after 1000 am 4/92 MITSUBISHI GALANT 1.6 GLS Alrcon., radio cassette, power steering. Beautiful tip top cond 298-4755 Winston 79 MITSUBISHI COLT I.4GLX, sdoor, Supershlft. Lady owner. Alrcon. Radio/ cassette. New Mlchelln tyres $16,000. *****55 9/92 MITSUBISHI TREOIA 1600 OLX Power
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        976 16 ATTRACTIVE CASH PAYMENT Any »nd all secondhand car* We buy Si sell used cars Non-PARFor PARF Private or Company regd. Commercial van pick-up Plmm call Mr La* Day: *****93/ *****5S Night: 44M142 Oood price for Mazda cars EX PLATE MAZDA FlOOO. 8-seater S/Wagon. Side mirrors. Oood cond. New paint seats.
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        959 16 ATTRACTIVE AMOUNT ASSURED Any 4 all conditioned car* •I CASH PAYMENT buy ft «*n uaad car* W« otfar baltar price lor: Non-PARF or PARF Pte or 'Q' plate. PB bus. Commercial vans pick-ups Pi»m»» call Mr Ong: Day *****50/ *****75/S Night *****89 (7pm- 11pm) Oood Price for Honda Cars VEHICLE
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        3100 16 ■BRBBB^BBBJ A^ ■TPiPPWXTrTTTiW Mitsubishi Ik L'iiat* I wy^fJJl}M MOTORS KIT g^S 'I -'kT-P'H^- > i m "WIT" W~ WV^BBBB^faBBBYBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB^aiBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBI And with a gross vehicle weight [j^ui\lir "Lil" L Which means you spend less «Tf» •JTW'J 8 <r to put it on the roads. -U- a^BBBBBBBBBBH WE BACK BBa Our cars
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        862 16 LEE ENO FOO BROTHERS MOTORS PTE. LTD. Ml, BalasWar Road (1252) Ta»: 2SSII2S (8 Mom) I VTWECa^BJ pßJirwl V VEEBjBBI H7W Volkawa«an LTM patrol ran Toyota Lttaaoa IMO van t4 Daihatau diaaal dauMa cab ToyoU HI-Luh potrol ptek-up Dataun 720 patrol ptck-isp lauiu 15' woodan 3.5 ton Daihatau 14' ratrlgaratad
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        949 17 V I|M v V-"- »2£S£m i i P „.m.r,,. 1 itp J .':ff.' n Z"i'm': n %2££m lai^BTaTs) II I 9 IHbj-SEEEEEi eW~—^bT—b%— W [.J 1 -^B¥ .JBHB^BBB^BBt .^BBIL^^R^^BB bY BBV bY BstßblsTbV I IBB^ BW BW BBMSrBW BBMBBy BST JJB M Daihatsu s stringent quality %tandards and the use
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        546 17 144 Vehicles Wanted s^SSsSbSSimSb^b^b^bbhbiibb We offer MjTSM accept. BstSul Excellent prices for your car of any model cc. commercial vehicles (vans, pick-ups) and company registered cars, scrap cars or trade-in COLT CREDIT PTE LTD 21/23-0. Gay World Park Geylang Road, S pore 1438 CASH PAYMENT HIGHEST OFFER a all PARF
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        747 17 144 Vehicles Wanted WE OFFER HIGH price for all models of Japanese cars. Reliable service and consultation offered. Call us at: 1 Sin Ming i Road tel: *****20 Jurong East tel: *****31. Buktt Tlmah 7 m.s. Tel: *****52 WANTED QUALITY AUTOMOBILE. We pay extra premium for your quality automobile. Tel:
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        714 17 172 Accommodation Available: Houses BaauMful A axehiaiva modarn double storey datachad houaa with m ground pool ft auana m Naaalm/ L.rmit Rd lor Land approx. ***** ft. 4 bdrm. study servants amenities. Tastefully fitted out. Rental $13,000 0.n.0. CaN Jonaa Lang Wootton 220-3SM D/STOREY SEMI-D/ DETACHED bunglws. for rental. Queen
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        412 17 173 Accommodation Available: Apartments Luxury living m the heart of Singapore Service Apartments available m Orchard Road vicinity complete with swimming pool restaurant and other facilities Our newly redecorated and fully equipped service apartments are now available for your guests m Singapore Pleeee cell Katharine Chow or Vanli A. Talib
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        782 17 ■MB) TO LET M I FAR EAST PLAZA I I Hotel Style I I LUXURIOUS I I APARTMENTS I I At the junction of Scotts/Orchard Road, I next to Hyatt Hotel. H Advance Bookings Available I H 1 4.000 sq ft Hotel Style Lobby I Swimming Pool. Tennis Self Service
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        820 17 THE CAIRN HILL LARGE LUXURIOUS APARTMENTB FOR RENTAL Area: 3000 sq ft 4 bdrms. 1 utility rm Near MRT Station Pool, security and squash court ENQUIRIES: TEL: *****11 (SUlia) D.lO VILLA DELLE Rose upp mals 2,800 sq.ft. facing greenery. 3 1 family area. Ideal tor tenant who prefer greenery quiet
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        1000 17 v.™ villa utiLt Kose upp corner mals (large built-in) Tennis, pool b playground $5 500 *****43. Trevose (24-hr D.lO VILLA DELLE Rose furn. mals good facilities $4800/ $5800 International Plaza 3 rms $1500 Cheong Koon Seng *****33 D.1129 AKYAB APT. 2.300 sq.ft. 4 I 1 bdrms. p/furn. alreon, pool, squash
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        993 17 D.15 PENTHOUSE. 5 bdrms servant's Kully furn Sea view $4,000 Mc'Robertson 225-2288 O.lt BEOOK COURT spacious 3+l bdrms High fir Furn Squash tennis, pool $1500 Rodge *****79 D.IS BEDOK COURT 3 rms alrcon High fir F/furn Full condo facilities $1400 *****33 No agts D.lt BEDOK COURT 2000 sq ft 3*l
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        979 17 RIDGEWOOO 3 BORMS. Well kept F furn Full facilities $2,000 Whltehouse 732-5567/ 8 1 SOPHIA COURT. 2+l rooms Fac- Ing pool Kully furnished $1,800 neg Whltehouse 732-5567/ 8 TIRED OF SEARCHING? Call us. we have HDB In all dlsts Good service ensured Call *****39 VERY CENTRAL CAIRNHILL Gari den well
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        533 18 176 ftSSSytiSS 179 F r Sa><>: H U e> 179 For Sale. Hou.e, 179 For Sale: Houses 179 For Sale: Hou.es 179 For Sale: Houses 179 For Sale: Houses 179 For Sale: Houses 186 For Sale: I 186 For Sale: FAMILY WANTEO URGENTLY 2 rm HDB HUnc apt hses Assure
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        313 18 BAN HIN LEONG GROUP Builder of homes not just hnuvfs I BOOK NOW! SjHiiwleiif INDEED, MORE THAN A HOUSE! < More than what you would expect Springleaf Garden (Phase III) semi-detached houses with more features than you would ever dream oil Seeing is believing! TEL: 452-3909 1 Let our flags
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        243 18 EQUAL HOUSING ofl»rt hous**/ land D.lO Lssdon Park vicinity. Land. 21.000 sq ft. $73 p.s.l. Dl 3 Br*dd«ll Hgta. Exclusive s/storey bunglw. on hilltop. 14,000 sq.ft. J1 2M D.15 off Frankcl A««nu«. D/storey terr. 1. 750 sq.ft. Fully renovated $390,000. TEL: 292-«883/ 4 PAGER: 709-67U IS. IV CAbLUMTC LUViMIIUn SU.
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        250 18 LATANA AVENUE (D.1027). Beautifully renovated 2 store semi detached. 4 bedrooms wtt servant's. Land area approx. 41C sq.ft. Built up 2500 sq.ft. Goo orientation $780,000. Call for inspection today. Jon** Low Wootton *****88. i- Bentuiuuurt uun. tsiAit renc vated 1 -storey corner terraci 11 2,500 sq.ft 4 bdrms. $335,000. I
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        385 18 At the Stamford Room, Mezzanine Floor, Hyatt Regency Hotel, 10-12 Scotts Road, Singapore 0923. To be held on Wednesday, 6th July 1988 at 2.30 pm. *1. 63 Jalan Pemimpm #01-06 Pemimpm Industrial Building Factory Unit Floor Area. 159 sq m *2. 100 EuTong Sen Street #21-03 Pearl's Centre Apartment Floor
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        700 18 D.19 NEWLY-RENOVATED 2 storey corner seml-d. Peaceful location 4+ 1 rms. 3 bathrms. 3500 sq.ft. Covered car-porch. $560K neg. Call 744-0518. Sole agent. D.19 PAYA LEBAR. Brand new 3storey Terrace 2000 3000/ 2500 jq.ft. 4+ 1 rms./ family hall. Building commenced only 3 units. Sole agent: *****88. D JI BINJAI
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        996 18 0.19 BRAND NEW (1 storey terr $480K only 3*l/ attached Marble. TOL Issued Easy acress. F'hold. Hap Seng *****88 D.19 BRIGHTON C'RES. designer taste d/storey semt-d 3500 sq.ft. 4+ 2 bdrms Must view $615K Olympic *****22 D.19 D/STOREY SEMI-D. Brand new, 4600 sq.ft. F'hold. Marble fir. Good facing $650K 0.n.0.
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        1006 18 D.15 OPERA EST. <\ stort-y lerr 1800 sq ft 3*l rms. Connection *****11 D.15 OPERA EST. d/storey terr 2073 sq.ft 3» 1 bdrms Fhold $380K neg Eurohome *****22 D.15 OPERA EBTATE d storey terr. F'hold 1700 sq ft 3*l rms. Alpine: *****05 D.15 PALM BEACH Gdn 3-Storey townhse 5+ 2.
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        642 18 Private Apartment 8 Private Apartments NW (Newton Road) <^* >i MbVb¥ 'm *^k9E~~ r *^2i "ZZZ^LI tali Developed m the prime ~^/\*v. Newton area, Elmira y^Z *^*^w Heights gives you a /Tsr^^ST'^^''^ v£v lifetimes experience /A/r-tmT\ wh«*mi« w\ of gracious living f -^Vv #S^r very fev^ other con- r/y 3o^™
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        675 18 DIST. 10 TANQUN Park Phase I 1 1765 sq.ft 3 bedrooms/ study 1120 sq.ft. 2 bedrooms. Freehold $700,000/ $380,000 Richard Ellis *****81 Dt3T.ll: MLLCREST ARCADIA studio apt. Beautifully renovated. Full condo facilities/ DtstO4 Fairways Condo, 1 room, split-level. F'hold 2989-221 (agt). DIBT.IJ WOOOLEIOM Or ova, 1390 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms walk-up,
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        892 19 "•^p.,,..,,,. M^^v, m n w iM^^p. rtm n ™%>x. 1 sttk-*. 191 Ktts*™. i tm nt ™&rxu-» p q r\ t t i tTf L Q W U_iJ\ L LUXURY IN THE HEART OF ORCHARD ROAD 1 Within walking distance to S^ Orchard Road's renowned M /ff lv shopping centres,
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        718 19 D.9 CLAYMORE PLAZA 4100 sq.ft mals. f'hold 5 rms. low malnte nance, selling cheap. Sole Agt Patron *****15. D.9 HILLCOURT APT. High fir 3+l bdrms. 2,100 sq.ft. Spaclou: living/ dining. S/pool. Freehold J4BOK Deans Property *****55 D.9 HORIZON TWR. Luxurious apt 4 bdrms., attached. Split living, dining. Marble fir. Good
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        790 19 D.ll NEWTON CT. 3 rms 1200 sq.ft. F'hold. Best facing. Near amenities C&L: 732-8288. D.ll NEWTON VIEW. 2.000 so. ft 3+l bdrms., maintenance $200 i Selling $440K DG: 732-7882/ 3. D.ll ORCHID APT. 4 rms p/furn. alrcon. 1400 sq.ft. F'hold $355K neg. Jessie *****39/6. D.12 BALESTIER PLAZA. 3-bdrm apts 1366/
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        980 19 D.3 TIONG BAHRU t hold apt, 3 rms., 1 hall, carpark, SI4BK *****33 0.4 TERESA VILLE. 2025 sq ft 4 rms High fir $465 K. Holland *****79 0.5 GREENACRES UPP. Mals 3 bdrms. Pool, squash, clubhse. facilities F'hold DYP: *****23 0.5 HONO LEONQ Condo 1200 sq ft High fir 3
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        1043 19 3-RM. BEDOK NORTH Blk 83 100 108, 109. 117, 122, 127. 138, 134, 128' 124 $45k onwards (full CPF $47k) 3-RM. BEDOK NORTH/ BTH 81k.76/2, $33k/s36k -all CPF 3-RM BEOOK CTR. Blk 424 ceramic, $47k. all CPF 4-RM. CASBIA C'RES 81k .32, ceramic, cabinet. $102k all CPF 4-RM BEDOK NORTH
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        1114 19 5-RM. TEBAN GDN 81k.4 ceramic throughout, opposite market/food ctr. $94,000 81k.17, terrazzo/ cabnlnet. $103,000. all CPF, no cash 81k. 19, balcony, 2 entrances, terrazzo. kitchen cabinet, $103,000 4-RM. TEBAN ODN 81k. 30 high fir., terrazzo, facing field/ gdn near market, $76,000 81k. 31, corner facing reservoir, near market. $83,000. CPF
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        1052 19 5-RM. HILL VIEW BLK 14. (Vr;unir High fir Sliding window New piping/ wall plastering. Expensive wardrobe, cabinet No blockage. $120K *****77, OIS. 5-RM. MARSILING 884K, Teck Whye $89K. Holland $145 K. Boon Lay $98K, Bedok North $108 K. Marine Dr $]40K, A.M. Klo $103K Comtrade, *****97/8 8LK.43 CHAI CHEE 4-rm
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        1008 19 8LK.529. 3-RM BEOOK N iHrra/ zo, cabinets Good location $53,000 cash CPK Tel *****43 BLK.SS, CHAI CHEE Dr. model A. 3 rm All ceramic $62 000 ono Tel *****34. sole agt BOON LAY CENTRAL pure 4-rm blk 219 Renovated $52K neg (CPF $51K) *****27 agt BOON LAY 3-RM. blk 210,
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        1029 19 3-RM. CORNER .1 hlkl32(opp Ksm run i terrazzo $65K neg Agt HMOIO *****87 3-RM. DORSET RD Hlk 49 50 Good view, ceramic cabinet $63K Full CPF *****03 3-RM. GEYLANG BAHRU Blk 95 Terrazzo. cabinets $60K Full CFF $68K *****92 pt< *****08 3-RM GEYLANG BAHRU blk 94 new generation, ma-ble terrazzo
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        770 19 S-RM TELOK BLANGAH I X I'h $125,000) High floor All cerunle Well kept DM *****94/5 5-RM JURONG E. blk 264 high fir Tel *****21 192 HDB Apartments Wanted JRONG ".T EAST WEST ErW Clementi ~wr: im a'est-coast j5, telOk-bTangahT'Jw li QUEENSWAY Wy ■T*- GHIM-MOh W'~ hQIIANO CTr f^ fHDB l\
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        626 20 =^^S^2 W FtC Ofy I 196^c S a sp«.. W "SUX- fH .n,: 203L.n d :5. 1 ./W.n^ «4 0.H., E O, h f R o hw Rm E .,.,r= •JSSr Excellent location dote to l»£ ports allows for big savings m I £8$ transportation cost and fjfflfa turnaround time
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        568 20 KAMPONG 800 POO 7-storey flatted factory c Lavender MRT Station vicinity c Light Industries preferred c Ample parking space > A) Fty. apace 8500 aq.ft. per floor B) Office apace evail. 2400 eq.tt. C) Food and Beverage Cafeteria are invited lo lender for canteen apace Reasonable rental offered Pieaee contact
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        403 20 MUST SELL URGENTLY ut valuation price People's Pare Ctr. 900 s q.ft. Complete with partitions, fixtures and fittings Please call: *****50 No agU pis TONG ENG BLOG. 000 sq ft High fir $610 ps f o no. More other office for sale/ rent 500 90,000 sq.ft. *****19 Banyan. PEOPLEB PARK
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        1461 20 NATWESTCENTRt? Brand new building off Cecil Street near Tanjong Pagar MRT Station Attractive rental Various sizes from 900 sq ft 1 1 ,000 sq ft Contact Joint Marketing Agents Richard Ellis Tel: 224 8181 BFar East Organization Tel: 235 241 1 I O.t OFFICE APPROX. 2T2/550 sq.ft. j for rent
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        602 20 I JgICUPPAGE Orchard Road (Neil lo Centrepoint) SHOP SPACES Area from 214 to 256 7 sq I) tor immediate rent Good lor Aerobics Stud'O Stationery Boutique Sn.ic k bhops Tel: *****11 Ground Floor Concourse near fountain Booth space available for Exhibition. Promotion related sales. PRIME SHOP SPACE at Olass Hotel
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        291 20 Vacant land. Lease 099 yrs. Area 106 sq m Can build one 3/storey terrace mals. or shop $18OK Call Peter 253-2853 0.19 JLN. ARIF. off Serangoon Rd. I ***** sq ft 900 yrs Residential. I $85 psf LHS *****97 204 Other Real Estat«~ disTTTTark stone 7ve"~7"7^ storey bungalow. 5 bdrms.
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        487 20 (No restriction to foreigners) rotal Area: 14,553 sq. ft. (1,352 sq. ml (available m 3 strata titles) -ocated strategically on the ground floor within Bukit Timah Plaza m Bukit Timah Road, the space san excellent investment opportunity The entire area is let to reputable tenants comprising a ■enowned fast food
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        380 21 241 Tour> 241 Tour 241 Tour. 241 Tour. 241 Tour. 241 Tour. 241 Tour I I 9 Ddy N£M/ ZEALAND MT COOK SKI HOLIDAYS AT $2280. Indulge m a glorious Ski Holiday at a top jet-set ski-resort m Queenstown, New Zealand's most renowned ski-area. ~r- Departures available every Tuesday from
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        41 21 GENTING 2D/3N549 CAMERON 2D/3N559 PENANG 3D/4N$B9 MALACCA 2 m% $45 DESARU 2 o/i rs $89 TIOMAN 3 OArs $187 KUAN! AN 2D/3N569 Club Mcd 30/w5349 TANJONG JARA 2D/3N $69 K.TERANGGANU2D/3W569 pS2ES I^l/20 BATAM ISLAND $58 I TANJUNG PINANG |2/3 D $119
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        640 21 1 1 BATAM BREAKAWAY I The Ultimate Escape!! 2/3 Days From $88* Stay m Luxury resort 'fe^cly' BATAM VIEW HOTEL. < Full-board meal plan rt§T NEPTUNE TOURS M Sp cia a tSsS CAll 532-471 1 we take care of you all the way. DYNASTY SBs I J^ No. 1 value
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        197 21 JUNE SCHOOL HOLOMYS SPECIAL! ivoid disappointment! Book etriy!! fconomical Batam Island Tours Daily d«partur«^^^— Price include I breakfast 1 seatood lunch 1 night accommodation t I sightseeing TXrVM j 1 Day Tour^jjilßr; I T. Pinang 2/3 Oay« I $118/ $135/ $l4B I Batam/T. Pinang I 3 Days $188 $l 10
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        427 21 241 Tour» 241 Tour* Hever Before R juiirn^ (Guaranteed Twin Sharing) f Daily Departure 3 Days P^^*__joviiH_-, Guarantee*^ )^oT^^^ Dep June 15, 17, 18. 20, 22, 24, 26. METROPOLITAN GS WELCOMES TRAVEL TRAVEL HOLIDAYS Tel: *****23 Tel: *****91 Tel: *****88 I" «BI |T* 520) |T A 569) TKAIIArIP s^ s
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        146 21 241 Tours KEN-AIR '88 AMERICA NEW! EXCITING! ACTION PACKED! si 88$ Air Hotel M 1 DISNEYLAND I EXPRESS I II weekly departures |M9BBj CANADIAN I ROCKIES I Vancouver I weekly departure I |»1777J IDISNEYPIUS GRAND CANYON BRYCE I CANYON I1 10 days I weeKly departure* I *2850 1 CALIFORNIA r
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        320 22 241 Tour» j _£^Jf|| r^______^ 261 Foreign Education 261 Foreign Education 261 Foreign Education 264 Computer Cour»e» 264 Computer Couraea 264 Computer Courses 264 Computer Course* j 266 Commercial/ Special Offers! I GENTING Jjka 2D3N <4.Q ?Wm 3D4N $69 Deluxe A/c Coach (Air suspansion) >. imported from Japan, with Video
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        518 22 242 Air Trswel TAKE YOUR HOLIDAY Inexpensively by travelling on board couriers to Bangkok, Hongkong, Taipei, Tokyo, Los Angeles on a subsidised return ticket. Call Wholesale, Cargo Agents Bldg Blk.C, *08-07, Airport Cargo Rd. Tel: *****52. BUDGET AIRFARE ft package tour Ball, Phuket, Bangkok, Hongkong, Maldives, Mauritius, Hotel booking worldwide
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        2751 22 I i Technical Cour»«« jl INFORMATICS L mm computer school a 1 Sophia Rd #03-01 Peace Centre Singapore 0922 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa^ajßßjajaaaßßßßi TU^ Dra*>fACClAnolc graduatei can get two years exemption for Computer I lit? rrUlCOblUndlb Science degree programmes at accredited US universities a such as Central State University and Friends University. lil
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        211 22 266 Commercial/ Technical Courses CTSSchool of visual Art and Design now open for registration. Call nowat ISetegicßoado3olPyadvr>Omrt ICSA Part 1 ot Trr. institute oi Chartered Secretaries Administrators Commencing 2 1 June 1 988 IM Certificate m Marketing awarded Dy institute oi Marketing I UK CDipAF Certified Diploma m Accounting Finance
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        539 22 ENGINEERING STUDIES i f li VITB Parr Time Classes Commencing m JULY EC ICED Part 1 8. 2 Architectural Draughtsmanship a E lac trie jl Engineering Pi 1.2 3 Electrical Installation Grd 3 Quantity Surveying (BQI Basic Electronics Stage 1 2 Mechanical Engineering Fo r mcc details pJease z<it CLIFFORD
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        1307 23 «*> commercial/ 2ee Commercial/ 266 Commercial/ Technical Courses Technical Courses Technical Courses HII jp|| ll^^H^^^XaMa^EEcEl NEW COURSES COMMENCING IN JULY 1988 AAT-Singapore/AAT-UK Joint Scheme December 1 988 Examination Courses Fees: Preliminary Level $28 per month per subject Fees: Intermediate Level $32 per month per subject Fees: Final Level $40 per
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        618 23 276 Fitness/ Sports Instruction AEROBICS IN HOUGANG' Hukit Merah Calling all students, housewives others Enrol now! Classes are specially arranged from Mon. Sun. to suit your convenience Call Clifford Studio of Arts *****87/ *****90 for more details. BUKIT BAT OK For gym aerobic workout, personal workplan, call Fitness Dimension: 566-1866/
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        19 23 How to make 15 go a o G W A T Advertise m The Straits Times Classified TATt 787-H6*
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        680 23 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES TEL 730-5724/5/6/B&S669<DID). 737-0011 TELEFAX 732-2759 TELEX RS ***** TIMEADBRATES The Strarts T»nes- $26 8b per col cm The Sunday Times- 5 per CC BOX SfRViCF $5 00 (Collected) $10 00 (Posted) I APPOINTMENTS i Arefou Bubbling wMi Promotional Ideas? CIRCULATION PROMOTIONS EXECUTIVE If you are an imaginative, creative and
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        585 23 The MRT Corporation invites applications for SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR Gross Salary Range: $2475 $4666 pm Functions: Reporting to the Manager, the System Administrator is responsible for the Primos Operating System software, computer access control security of data bases and the overall operation of the Prime 6350 computer system. The System Administrator
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        509 24 APPOINTMENTS S VAMAZEN Expanding Japanese Trading Company urgently requires SERVJCEWGINEIIL Ngee Ann Singapore Polytechnic graduate. Must possess good knowledge m Electronic Engineering, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering. Must have 2-3 years' experience m the repair and servicing ot CNC range of machines. Must be prepared to work long irregular hours and
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        384 24 An established company invites applications for the position of: STENOGRAPHER j GCE OVA' Level Typing speed of 50-60 wpm Good command of English Knowledge of Work Perfect and Lotus program Able to commence work immediately Please write giving details of personal particulars, working experience, qualifications, present and expected salary, together
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        1620 24 NOTICES i I SINGAPORE PHONE BOOK JULY 1988 Notice to Telephone Subscribers Entitlement Slips The Phone Book Entitlement Slips for the collection of the Singapore Phone Book July 1988 have been mailed to telephone subscribers In order to avoid inconvenience and disappointment, all subscribers are advised to collect their phone
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        650 24 THE CEMETERY COMMITTEE OF JOHOR BAHRU CHINESE ASSOCIATION TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from suitable contractors who have experience m high-temperature furnace work for the following project. "Re— Lining Of Fire-Resistant Bricks For The Internal Surfaces Of A Cremator" Interested contractors are requested to register their interest by personally calling
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        407 25 NOTICES CENTRAL PROVIDENT FUND BOARD SINGAPORE LOST CUSTODIAN RECEIPTS FOR SHARES IN SINGAPORE BUS SERVICE (1978) LTD THE UNOERMfN'n >Nf!i U6TOO<ANRE< t PTSHAVI f-K f NRFPORTEO LOST OR DESTROYED CUSTODIAN NUMBER Of CUSTODIAN NO OF SHARES OF RECEIPT NO RECEIPT HOLDER EACH FULLY PAID *****85A GOM SIX NGEE 500 *****23G
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        594 25 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE SUN TAN By coiiettv PEANUTS By schuiz TicMMfi4itiix.LA.z/^BKtKM («i-\*\ >K^\\ri^uo\ WThAnrtzAu,T' iLLDGTHiSAitc^l I £oup Wit h t he Wind 111 I I know what I'll do" uAc-6CA T A-[,/'M4Nut /Nik v z^is^ > V fcfcE MTOHttAKiNsTEttfsy Rhett had to admit he said. 1 11 buy her v^Hc^r^j^ j£^
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        983 26 Sade is no chilly ice goddess, says STEPHEN HGLDEN. who reviews her latest record, Stronger Than Pride. TODAY'S pop climate of feverish image-mongering m which the public likes to invest significance m the changing hairstyles and wardrobes of its favourite stars is not
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        119 26 FRENCH movie star Alain Delon, who has ripped a ligament m the Achilles tendon of his left foot while shooting a scene for his next film, will have to undergo an operation, his press agent said on Saturday. Delon, 52, hurt himself while jumping
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        479 26 THE remains of Bela Bartok are to be returned to Hungary for a state burial next month, 43 years after the composer died m exile m New York. The move will be made at the wishes of Bartok's two sons. Bela Bartok jr.,
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        804 26 Women and i THE ART OF fe^ NEGOTIATING Mr f Here is the first and only seminar to address the I flPk M&r special needs and abilities of women with regard to M m A negotiating. This approach is based on the W^m f j successfully established methods and techniques
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        311 26 —-What's On FRENCH FILM A DREAM OF RED MAN- chard, =02-09 10, Orchard Tickets at $3 for children beNOVS NE VIELLJRONS PAS SIONS ARTS AND CI'LTl T R- Road. 11 am 6 pm. On till low 12 years and $5 for adults ENSEMBLE. The film, direct- AL EXHIBITION. See the
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        594 27 The censors have struck again! This time, at another planned Arts Fest event. A documentary film on world-renowned British artist David Hockney was to be screened in conjunction with the current art exhibition, British Drawings 1KM975. Called Hockney At Work and made in 1986, the 55-minute film, specially sent
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        910 27  -  John de Souza PROGRAMME Brass Fountain (first seen 1981, revived 1984) Co-created by Desrosiers and the company, this half-hour work is about the duality of life and death. It takes apart the rituals, symbols and sounds that move men to die m the army uniforms, drill, martial music
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        231 27  -  Muriel Speeden CLUTCHING teddy bear and pacifier, 31 -year-old Lee Yong Ming will seek a bride at the new Sentosa ferry terminal next weekend. But girls, don't run away he is merely the star of a Peranakan play titled Gong Kiah Sai (roughly translated
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        Look out for the confident Trickster
        665 27  -  Muriel Speeden OVER the next six days, if you happen to catch the eyes of this funny couple m the streets, expect the unexpected. For Canadians David Chantler, 34, and Sheryl Simmons, 30, practise a unique, much-acclaimed brand of street theatre m which they
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