The Straits Times, 25 June 1988

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1988 50 CENTS MCI (P) 92/12/87 I
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    US to pull out jet squadron from Clark
    511 1  -  ABBY TAN Start of move to disperse military facilities, say analysts By Manila Correspondent MANILA The United States is moving six military units from Clark Air Base m the Philippines m what analysts say is the start of a programme to disperse
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    Govt planning to set up Academy of Law
    638 1  -  CONRAD RAJ By THE Government is planning to set up an Academy of Law and introduce a new classification of lawyers who will be known as Senior Counsel. It is proposed that lawyers named as Senior Counsel must have at least 10
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    Lock icon Falling concrete slab kills sleeping hotel guest
    115 1 NEW YORK A section of a roof of a hotel m Manhattan collapsed yesterday, sending a thick slab of concrete crashing down and fatally crushing a guest as he slept. "From all indications, he never knew what hit him," said police Inspector John
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    Role-play the Govt, reservists urged
    812 1  -  MICHAEL LIM All eyes on the 'dual-role' reservist Chok Tong says it will help them understand issues By THIS 141,000 polymarble and concrete statue stands tall m the foyer of the new clubhouse m Tampines as a tribute to the reservist's dual role as citizen
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    Toilets of shame spruced up: ministry commends ST
    561 1  - Toilets of shame spruced up: ministry commends ST JULEEN GOH By 6 1 thought it was quit* weird when ■II the toiiet stories first appeared m the newspapers, but everyone Is talking about the issue now and it hat made a lot mora people aware of their fj toilet habits.
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      225 1 wdm m The Sunday Times Tomorrow My son the film-maker Aspiring movie-stars and those trained m film production are cautiously excited over news that a Hongkong tycoon will be building three movie studios m Singapore. Are their hopes realistic? LEE SWEE HOON appraises the prospects of a film industry developing
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      22 1 Inside Summary 2 World News 3.7 Asean B,S Causeway it,H Comment/ Perspective 22,23 Letters 24 Times Dollar 21-39 Racing 4#,4i Sports 42-44,48,47
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      357 2 No more queueing LONG, overnight queues of flat applicants outside the HDB Centre to pick flats on the spot will become a thing of the past when a modified walk-in selection scheme begins next month. Applicants will no longer be able to get their choice flats on a first-come-first-served
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      Comment
      212 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Far Eastern Economic Review Is widening Its campaign against Singapore by trying to foil its bid to host the 1994 International Advertising Association (IAA) Congress. FEER is trying to politicise the issue of the IAA Congress. Any decision to deny Singapore the chance to
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      Forum
      87 2 'USE FOOT-OPERATED FLUSH' HOW do we get people to have good toilet habits? A reader's suggestion is that before we move towards a cleaner system, we must take into serious consideration the human attitude towards communicable diseases. He says most people are reluctant to flush from fear that the
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      Around the world
      340 2 Zhao defends policy CHINESE Communist Party General Secretary Zhao Ziyang has defended the policy of coastal development during a visit to two interior provinces, saying it will stimulate development elsewhere. "The growth of coastal areas will surely stimulate the development of other parts of China," the official
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      Timesport
      300 2 Soviets fancied HOLLAND will find it hard to break down the Soviet Union, the favourite to win the European Soccer Championship m Munich today. The Soviets have the depth and speed to thwart even the most outstanding of the Dutch players such as Ruud Gullit, Ronald Koeman and Marco
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      Section Two
      273 2 Dancing farmers A PICTURE spread on the Teges Kanginan dancers from the island of Bali who are here to bring you three nights of traditional temple dances as well as exciting contemporary works. The group, comprising mainly farmers from Teges, will perform six items, including a three-act dance-drama,
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      Timesdollar
      282 2 F&N TO RAISE $15 1 m FROM 2-FOR-5 RIGHTS ISSUE SOFT-DRINKS maker Fraser Neave Ltd is to raise $151.2 million through a 2-for-5 rights issue at $3 a share. The local food and beverage giant yesterday revealed details of its proposed cash call together with its interim results, which
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      Around Asean... and Across the Causeway
      133 2 Around Asean... and Across the Causeway Church aid sought DEFENCE officials are seeking the active participation of Philippine churches to help put down a 19-year-old communist insurgency, a government spokesman said yesterday. He said the Department of National Defence had forged an alliance with six church organisations m a bid
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      Buyers' Guide
      405 2 Classifieds Sect. I Pg. 45 Sect. II Pg. 8-24 Appt Notices Sect. I Pg. 31 39 Sect. II Pg. 28 37 Cinema Sect. II Pg. 5 Comics Sect. II Pg. 25 Product Advertiser Section/Page Mr forct RSAF I—lB Awfa/mual Hagemeyer I 1.6 Tdcfunken n 1 Baby Products LV
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  • around the WORLD
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      Lock icon 10,000 in demo over Yugoslav pay freeze
      474 3 Striking workers chant: Down with communism BELGRADE An estimated 10,000 striking workers, some chanting "down with communism blocked international rail traffic through the north-western city of Maribor m the third day of protests against a government wage freeze. The strikers called on Parliament
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      Lock icon Soviets expect unrest in more regions
      327 3 MOSCOW Soviet Latvia's Communist Party has called for a crackdown on nationalism, troops are being deployed m Transcaucasia and a top party official has said the country should brace itself for unrest m other regions. As nationalist and ethnic strife simmered from the Baltic
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      Lock icon Surprise moves by Rajiv spark talk of reshuffle
      428 3 NEW DELHI Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi triggered speculation of a Cabinet reshuffle when he dismissed two state chief ministers and called Finance Minister Narain Dutt Tiwari home from London. Mr Tiwari is from Uttar Pradesh, the politically important northern state whose Chief
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      Lock icon HK signs air pact with Canada
      140 3 HONGKONG Canada and Hongkong signed an air services agreement yesterday which will continue after 1997, when the British colony reverts to Chinese rule. The last agreement, signed by Britain on Hongkong's behalf, expired m September last year. Canadian Airlines International and Cathay Pacific Airways,
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      Lock icon New airline for China
      255 3 BEIJING A new airline, Air China, will replace the Civil Aviation Administration of China for both domestic and international flights on July 1. Air China will be responsible for its profits and losses as well as its management and will provide better service than CAAC, an
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      Lock icon More clashes between rival monks over Seoul temple
      215 3 More clashes between rival monks over Seoul temple SEOUL There were further clashes between rival Buddhist monks and their followers, who fought with stones, sticks and iron pipes, press reports said yesterday. Equipment and hundreds of windows inside Bongun Temple were broken and smashed during clashes for control of the
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      Lock icon Zhao defends coastal development policy
      450 4 'It will stimulate growth m other parts of China' BEIJING Chinese Communist Party General Secretary Zhao Ziyang has defended the policy of coastal development during a visit to two interior provinces, saying it will stimulate development elsewhere. "The growth of coastal areas will surely stimulate
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      Lock icon Boy, 4, sacrificed in quest for treasure
      139 4 NEW DELHI -A four-year-old boy was killed as sacrifice m a futile attempt to find buried treasure, the United News of India reported yesterday. The boy disappeared from his home last Saturday m the village of Panchampur Sarseni, near the town of Gwalior,
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      EC to get tough with Asian NICs
      386 4  -  BHADA ISLAM By BRUSSELS The European Community is gearing up to get tough with Asia's newly industrialising countries. In one of its hardest-hitting moves yet against Asian NICs, the EC is planning to strike out 71 Asian textile products from its annual preferential
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      Lock icon Centrestage again
      89 4 AFTER being crowned no less than Queen of the Universe, what is there to taking the podium of the state Senate? Centrestage once again, and with Senator Art Torres by her side, the reigning Miss Universe 1988, Miss Porntip Nakhirunkanok of Thailand, seems at ease addressing US lawmakers
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      Lock icon Taiwan's trade with E. Europe on the rise
      284 4 Taiwan's trade with E. Europe on the rise TAIPEI Taiwan's efforts to diversify its trade away from the United States to East Europe are starting to pay off, officials said yesterday. The island's imports from East Europe rose to more than US$lOO million (SS2O3 million) m the first five months
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      Lock icon Rocard is re-appointed French Premier
      125 4 PARIS Michel Rocard was reappointed Prime Minister here on Thursday by President Francois Mitterrand, while former Socialist premier Laurent Fabius was elected Speaker of the National Assembly. Mr Rocard presented the resignation of his government last week after the second round of voting m legislative
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      Lock icon Indian govt files contempt of court suit against Union Carbide –
      285 4 Indian govt files contempt of court suit against Union Carbide NEW DELHI The Indian government has charged Union Carbide Corporation with contempt of court for trying to remove a judge who ordered it to pay interim relief to victims of the Bhopal gas disaster. The government filed a contempt of
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      Lock icon Two killed in petrol tank blast in Mexico
      132 4 MEXICO CITY Two people died and five were injured on Thursday when three huge petrol storage tanks exploded m the northern Mexican city of Monterrey, the state oil firm Pemex said. The fire was brought under control 10 hours after the explosion.'
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      Lock icon No Aids infection from body fluids, says US centre
      210 5 ATLANTA Hospital workers need not fear Aids infection merely from handling such body fluids as saliva, tears and urine, according to the US Centres for Disease Control. Updating guidelines issued last year for prevention of Aids infection among health care workers,
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      Lock icon Japan to buy US Navy air defence system
      458 5 Tokyo's arsenal growing at fastest rate since World War II TOKYO Japan signed a US$46B million (about ***** million) deal with the United States yesterday to buy the US Navy's sophisticated Aegis air defence system. A Defence Agency spokesman said Japan had
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      Lock icon Convict presents a weighty problem
      210 5 SANFORD (Florida) Police have had their share of trouble bringing m drug dealers, but a suspected cocaine trafficker presented a new challenge: cramming his 270 kg, 1.86 m body into a black maria. Miami native James Edward Roath, 31, whose 196 cm girth exceeds his
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      Housework can take up a third of one's life
      287 5  -  Shirley Davenport By LONDON Housewives waste almost a third of their lives on chores like housework, queueing and opening the mail, say researchers. By the end of their lives, they will have frittered away 19 years on boring routine tasks, including
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      Lock icon Protesters dog Pope on his visit to Austria
      253 5 VIENNA The Pope arrived here on Thursday for a five-day visit clouded by the controversy surrounding Austrian President Kurt Waldheim's war record. Demonstrators, including half a dozen American Jews m mock concentration camp uniforms shouting "No meeting with Nazi Waldheim", dogged Pope
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      Lock icon Canada faces threat of more expulsions
      413 6 Canada faces threat of more expulsions Moscow likely to hit back after latest move OTTAWA Canada faces the threat of more tit-for-tat expulsions of its diplomats from the Soviet Union after it ordered Moscow's top-ranking military attache to leave m the biggest Canadian spy scandal m years. "Yes, on par,"
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      Lock icon Smoking ban in airports
      56 6 STOCKHOLM Smoking will be banned m most Swedish domestic air terminals from July 1, the national airport authority said. "Each airport can investigate the possibility of having a limited smoking area. But our ultimate aim is to have no smoking at all m the terminals," said
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      Lock icon 'Use brain-dead women as surrogate mothers' call
      366 6 'Use brain-dead women as surrogate mothers' call SYDNEY An Australian scientist yesterday suggested using brain-dead women as surrogate mothers to make better use of "living corpses". Mr Paul Gerber, a bioethicist and reader m medical-legal studies at Queensland State University, said brain-dead "neomorts," or newly dead, persons could first be
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      Lock icon Cheer for terminally ill youngsters
      87 6 THESE young proseria victims from China got a friendly greeting from an American clown as they arrived m Philadelphia on Thursday. The two, La Wenjie (centre) and Vu Zhenhau, who had come for a tour of the city, were sponsored by a charity group which
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      Lock icon NZ to review ties with state' Fiji
      306 6 WELLINGTON Fiji has turned into a police state and New Zealand will have to review relations with it, Prime Minister David Lange said yesterday. He was commenting on a decree last week by military leader Brigadier Sitiveni Rabuka that gave the South Pacific
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      Lock icon Australia and US set to fight for Japan's beef market
      151 6 Australia and US set to fight for Japan's beef market CANBERRA Japan agreed yesterday to phase out restrictions on Australian beef imports, signalling a tougher fight for its market between Australia and the United States. Under the agreement signed between Australian Primary Industries Minister John Kerin and Japanese Agriculture Minister
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      Lock icon Congress backs new trade Bill
      355 7 Key test now is whether Senate will pass it WASHINGTON A revised version of the trade Bill vetoed by President Ronald Reagan has been introduced m the Senate and Congressional backers expressed optimism that the measure would reach Mr Reagan's desk this year. The Bill,
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      Lock icon Bonn scraps Gaddafi book ads on postal vans
      140 7 Bonn scraps Gaddafi book ads on postal vans BONN The West German post office cancelled an advertising deal on Wednesday under which 5,000 of its yellow vans promoted the "Green Book" of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. The vans have carried the logo of the innocentsounding "Publisher for a Better Life"
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      Lock icon US expects 3.5% growth this year
      137 7 US expects 3.5% growth this year WASHINGTON The US government predicted on Thursday that the US economy will grow at a larger-than-expected 3.5 per cent rate this year and that inflation will hold steady at 4.3 per cent. A slight increase m interest rates, about a half per cent, was
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      Lock icon Drought a warning world may get even hotter: Scientists
      296 7 WASHINGTON In the midst of a record US heat wave and drought, scientists warned Congress that temperatures could get even hotter and droughts more frequent as a result of a worldwide warming trend known as the Greenhouse Effect. "It's hot out
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      US to help Manila build 33 gunboats
      182 8 MANILA The Philippines and the United States have agreed to jointly construct 33 gunboats to beef up the Philippines Navy, Acting Navy Chief Commodore Qarlito Cunanan said yesterday. He said the shipbuilding programme, costing US$75 million (*****.25 million), would be over a five-year
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      Lock icon 16 Filipino legislators to visit Moscow
      278 8 MANILA Sixteen Philippine senators and congressman will leave for Moscow next month for a nine-day visit that may include a call on Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, a Soviet official said here. The visit would come amid strains m relations between Manila and Washington arising
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      Lock icon Thai economists see boom going into 1990s
      463 8 Cost advantages over 'four dragons' will continue, says banker BANGKOK Thailand's economic boom is expected to continue into the 1990s and it may lead the second wave of Asian nations to join the club of newly industrialising countries, say bankers and economists. The
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      Sihanouk: Have peace force or count me out of govt
      462 8  -  TAN LIAN CHOO By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK Cambodian leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk yesterday made it clear he would not join any government that may be formed m Cambodia after the pullout of the Vietnamese troops, unless there is a powerful
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      Lock icon 14 foreign ministers for talks
      107 8 BANGKOK Fourteen foreign ministers are to attend the 21st Annual Asean Ministerial Conference and a post-confer-ence dialogue here next month, it was announced yesterday. The Cambodian conflict and the growing in- flux of Vietnamese boat people are expected to be key issues at the July
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      Lock icon Portugal giving up claim to E. Timor? A lie, says Jakarta
      254 9 JAKARTA Portuguese President Mario Soares told an Indonesian daily Portugal no longer laid claim to East Timor but the statement was branded a lie by an Indonesian leader. Kompas daily, m a dispatch from Lisbon, quoted Mr Soares as
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      Lock icon Royal visit to China
      46 9 BEIJING Thailand's Crown Prince Maha Vaiiralongkorn is to make a private visit to China next month, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said here on Thursday. The Crown Prince is to stay In China from July 7 to 17, the spokesman said AFP
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      Lock icon Manila seeks church help to fight Reds
      329 9 MANILA Defence officials are seeking the active participation of Philippine churches to help put down a 19-year-old communist insurgency, a government spokesman said yesterday. He said the Department of National Defence had forged an alliance with six church organisations m a bid to
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      Lock icon Filipinos get a 'baptism' of water
      42 9 picture. Filipino children throwing water at passers-by m a Manila suburb named after St John the Baptist yesterday to celebrate the baptism of Jesus Christ. Motorists rolled up their car windows and avoided the streets. Reuter
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      Lock icon Work on Jakarta's first cable TV studio starts
      250 9 Work on Jakarta's first cable TV studio starts JAKARTA The construction of Indonesia's first private television studio started on Thursday with city governor Wiyogo Atmodarminto laying a cornerstone m the western suburb of the city. The studio, on an 8.4-ha site m a residential area 15 km from the city
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon 5 kidnappers shot dead by police
      277 10 KUALA LUMPUR Police shot dead five kidnappers yesterday and then rescued a hardware dealer held captive since Monday. Mr Hua Lan Huat, 43, owner of a hardware shop m Cher as, was being held for Ms 2 million (551.56 million) ransom. CID director Datuk
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      Lock icon Mahathirs' mee raises $1,900 for good cause
      142 10 A PLATE of mcc rebus (noodles m spicy gravy) prepared jointly by Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad and his wife, Datin Seri Dr Siti Hasmah, was auctioned off for M 52,550 (551,990) m Kuala Trengganu on Thursday night for a worthy
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      Lock icon Perak Speaker to quit
      46 10 Perak Speaker to quit IPOH Datuk Abdul Malik Haji Ahmad announced here yesterday that he is resigning as Speaker of the Perak Legislative Assembly from July 5. He said m a statement that his resignation was based on his decision not to join New Umno. Bernama
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      Lock icon Salleh can apply for open hearing
      173 10 Tun Salleh affair KUALA LUMPUR Lord President Tun Mohamed Salleh Abas, suspended for alleged misconduct, can apply to the tribunal, set up to hear the case against him, for an open hearing, tribunal chairman Tan Sri Abdul Hamid Omar said yesterday. He said that,
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      Lock icon 'No clear proof old Umno had 1.4m members'
      321 10 'No clear proof old Umno had 1.4 m members' KUALA TRENGGANU Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday there was no clear proof that the deregistered Umno had 1.4 million members. It was likely that its membership had been less than this, he said, because there were divisions
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      Lock icon Funds for rural land 'not to fish for votes'
      233 10 KOTA BARU Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Ghafar Baba yesterday said the government was not fishing for votes when it allocated twothirds of its development expenditure for rural areas. He also assured the people that recent amendments to the national land code
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      Lock icon Suspects may be prosecuted soon
      346 11 The EPF housing withdrawal racket PETALING JAVA Several people, including five postmen, are expected to be prosecuted soon for alleged involvement m a M|200,000 (5J157.000) Employees Provident Fund housing withdrawal racket. Investigations revealed that some postmen were alleged to have been m league with a
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      Lock icon 4 nations help search for missing jet and pilot
      152 11 KUALA LUMPUR The air forces of four countries searched yesterday for a Royal Malaysian Air Force A-4 Skyhawk fighter bomber which is believed to have crashed m the South China Sea, the Defence Ministry said. The jet aircraft was reported missing
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      Lock icon Payroll van explosion kills three
      249 11 KOTA KINABALU Two policemen and an estate manager were killed when a home-made bomb exploded inside their land cruiser, causing the vehicle to over*turn and crash. The other occupants m the vehicle, the driver and a cashier, were seriously injured. Police believed robbers had planted
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      Lock icon Fewer road accidents last year
      167 11 PETALING JAVA The number of road accidents m the country dropped by 3.7 per cent last year compared with the previous year, Transport Minister Datuk Dr Ling Liong Sik said. He said there were 76,882 accidents last year, a decrease from the 79,804 accidents m
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      MIC chief denies he controls party's disciplinary committee
      250 11  -  R. VASANTHI By KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Indian Congress president S. Samy Vellu yesterday denied allegations that the party disciplinary committee acted according to his wishes and demands. Datuk Samy Vellu said certain MIC quarters were going around saying that the committee was
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      No more queueing for flat selection
      698 12  -  LIM KWAN KWAN Priority to be given according to sales registration numbers By 1 Day 1-3 I 1 List of flats posted on notice boards for applicants to view. 2. Applicants make written request on form. They register their names and registration numbers. Requests
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    • Article, Illustration
      HDB to test automatic pay-parking system
      414 12 THE Housing Board is shifting into automatic gear for payment at its carparks. But before the board goes into it at full speed, it wants to test the fully automatic pay-parking system first at two of its multi-sto-rey carparks. If the scheme works out
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    • Article
      Scow sues Tang for libel and slander
      297 12 Scow sues Tang for libel and slander DETAINED lawyer Francis Scow is suing former Automobile Association general secretary Tang Tuck Wan tor libel and slander over statements which Mr Tang gave to the Internal Security Department. He is seeking damages and costs from Mr Tang, after the latter did not
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    • Article
      Another attack by durian hawker
      363 12 POLICE are investigating another reported attack on a durian customer this time by a hawker wielding a chopper. It happened after Mr Yeo Kirn Heng, a supervisor, declined to buy the fruit m Ang Mo Kio three weeks ago and follows a pattern similar to
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    • Article
      Judge rejects Allan Ng's application
      305 12 BUSINESSMAN Allan Ng yesterday lost his court application for more details on the insider trading charge that he is facing. Dismissing his application, Senior District Judge E. C. Foenander said that although an accused had the right to be told clearly what case he had
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    • Article
      Youth jailed for stealing from church
      131 12 Youth jailed for stealing from church A YOUTH was yesterday jailed for two months for two thefts at a church and a community centre. Abdul Ghafar bin Mohd Ibrahim, 19, admitted stealing a vacuum cleaner worth $200 from Kampong Kapor Methodist Church m Kampong Kapor Road, off Jalan Besar, on
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    • Article, Illustration
      Big spruce-up by dishonoured lot
      510 14  -  JEANNE SIT Toilets of shame By THE circle seats are still the best m the house. But almost overnight, Capitol Theatre has done something about its third-rate toilet seats. Seats and cistern chains m its six toilets were changed, cracks were sealed and the unsightly
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    • Article
      HOTLINE
      504 14 THIRTY-FIVE callers rang The Straits Times hotline, which closed yesterday, with more woes of dirty public toilets. In all, 256 readers called the Toilets of Shame hotline over the past 10 days. The Straits Times would like to thank all of them for responding. Here are some of yesterday's
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    • Article, Illustration
      The true-blue toilets of fame
      640 14  -  ZURAIDAH IBRAHIM By SQUEAKY-CLEAN and sweet-smelling, these are the "superloos" which the Environment Ministry affectionately call toilets of fame. The four food establishments singled out by the ministry as having exemplary toilets are the Pizza Hut Restaurants at Bukit Timah Plaza and Wisma Atria, Carol's
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    • Article, Illustration
      Thoughts on the campaign
      427 14 Thoughts on the campaign More than 45 people asked to comment on The Straits Times Toilets of Shame campaign yesterday said it has been effective in raising public awareness but felt it was still too early to judge whether it would help change the filthy habits of Singaporeans. Below is
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    • Article, Illustration
      Push-button system to solve problem of unilushed toilets
      361 14 Push-button system to solve problem of uni lushed toilets PICTURE this: a man enters a toilet just after someone has used it. He pulls the flush but no water rushes out. He leaves. Subsequent users, holding their breaths, rush m and out as fast as possible without flushing. Sounds familiar?
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    • Pre-U Seminar: Focus on the Agenda for Action
      • Article, Illustration
        A lively debate rounds off seminar
        484 16 SINGAPOREANS care for the poor, give to the Community Chest and, when the going gets tough, sacrifice for the common good. All this, four junior college students argued yesterday, proves that Singapore is not too caught up m the pursuit of wealth to be
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      • Article
        Boy, girl cleared of wrongdoing
        98 16 A BOY and a girl found m the same hostel room at 2 am on Thursday were cleared of any wrongdoing following investigations by teachers at the PreUniversity Seminar. A teacher said they were therefore allowed to remain for the last day of the seminar
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        Prof: Back more altruistic projects
        418 16 Spores push for Philippine aid plan cited as example SINGAPORE should support more humanistic and altruistic projects m the region to match its level of economic success, said Institute of Policy Studies director Chan Heng Chee yesterday. She said Singapore's push for the multilateral aid
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      • Article, Illustration
        Students focus on Hendrickson affair
        561 16 AMERICAN interference m Singapore's internal affairs and the United States' withdrawal of du-ty-free benefits for Singapore exports were the focus of students' questions for political scientist Chan Heng Chee yesterday. Several students asked about the Hendrickson affair, m which American diplomat E. Mason Hendrickson was
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        Bidding their fond adieus
        78 16 TIME for autographs, a scribbled phone number (or a new-found friend, and time to say goodbye after a week of living together and brainstorming the issues on the Agenda for Action. This year's Pre-University Seminar ended yesterday. For 500 students from different junior colleges and pre-university
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      630 Gurkhas pledge their kidneys
      185 18 GURKHAS, renowned for their loyalty and dependability, demonstrated these qualities yesterday when they voluntarily pledged their kidneys to the National Kidney Foundation (NKF). Concern over a colleague who was suffering from renal failure and who had been on dialysis for 18 months, prompted 630 of
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    • Article
      Defunct Pan-E1 still owes $220m
      460 18  - Defunct Pan-E1 still owes $220 m CATHERINE C. ONG By $17.7 m left after secured creditors paid THE defunct Pan-Electric Industries has paid off all its secured creditors but has only a pittance left to distribute to others still owed more than $200 million. The latest report to creditor banks
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    • NEWSFRONT
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        Passport for high-flying kite enthusiasts
        164 18 Passport for high-flying kite enthusiasts THIS is a passport produced specially for fliers not just anyone who takes to the air, but specifically kite-fliers. One thousand of them, the brainchild of Mr Shakib Gunn, president of the Singapore Kite Association, have been printed for enthusiasts who do not mind crossing
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      • Article
        Charged with firing gun
        97 18 A 38- YEAR-OLD Filipino who allegedly robbed a jewellery shop m Fook Hal Building was charged yesterday with firing a gun from a car. Remli A. Senallagam is alleged to have fired one or more shots from a getaway car at North Canal Road on June
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        Pretty as postcards
        114 18 SINGAPORE seafront at night and the Chinese Garden aglow with lights at dusk will feature on two new pictorial postcards to be released by Telecoms on Wednesday. Both photographs were taken by a freelancer, Mr Hui Man Van, according to a Telecoms spokesman on Thursday. He said
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        Duo stole from tourist
        160 18 A TOURIST fell into a not-so-tender trap when a transvestite soothed him with a massage while another removed $200 from his trouser pocket. A court heard yesterday that on Monday night, Mr John Ashford befriended Mohd Zailani bin Abdul Jalil, 24, and Abdul Majid bin Abdul
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      • Article
        4 ticketing outlets closed
        64 18 FOUR ticketing counters for the Festival of Arts Singapore Conference Hall, Kallang Theatre, Parkway Parade and Tangs will close from Tuesday. But the Central Booking Office at Victoria Theatre will remain open for the purchase of tickets till July 2 when the last performance of The
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      'Temporary' NUS students denying others a place
      617 19  -  LEW ENO FEE TAN PIN PIN Overseas-bound students should join non-graduating scheme, says varsity By and OVERSEAS-BOUND students who also occupy university places here are depriving other hopefuls of a chance of tertiary education. Such students aim for degrees from abroad but are
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    • Article
      Retired US naval officer writes to PM on Hendrickson row
      416 19 Retired US naval officer writes to PM on Hendrickson row NOT all Americans believe that the United States government has the right to interfere m the internal politics of other countries. One of them, retired naval officer Charles H. Miele. 66, felt so strongly about this that he took pen
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      Help the disabled with your suggestions
      307 19 Feedback for Advisory Councils WHAT is it like to be disabled? Those of us fortunate enough not to suffer from any handicap cannot really be aware of the anguish caused by, say, the loss of a limb, or the sense of sight. Still, there
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    • Article
      End of road for two CSS services
      86 19 End of road for two CSS services CITY Shuttle Service CSS 1 (Marine Parade Bukit Merah) and CSS 4 (Marine Parade New Bridge Road) will run for the last time today. They are being taken off the roads under CSS's first phase of withdrawal. The second phase involving the withdrawal
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      New flyover opens today
      60 19 THE Law Minister and MP for Tanglin, Mr E. W. Barker, will declare open the Wayang Satu flyover today at 10.30 am. Located over the junctions of Whitley Road and Stevens Road, the flyover will be open to traffic from 4 pm. The ceremony will mark
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      Singapore's first cancer centre opens at NUH
      503 20  -  GILLIAN POW CHONG $150,000 unit will provide outpatient treatment By SINGAPORE'S first cancer centre means cost savings for patients who can now be treated on an outpatient basis. Previously, irrespective of whether the patient needed major or minor surgery or was merely going
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    • Article, Illustration
      Round-the-clock treatment strapped to the waist
      239 20 Round-the-clock treatment strapped to the waist AT A glance it looks like a Walkman cassette player, but for cancer patients the gadget they carry around their waist is their lifeline. Programmed at the touch of a few buttons, it provides the patient with continuous chemotherapy treatment for up to five
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      Cancers caused by changing lifestyles
      354 20 BY THE year 2000, the most common form of cancer m Singapore will be colo-rectal cancer (cancer of the intestine). It will have overtaken lung cancer, which is predicted to be the second, and breast cancer, predicted to be the third most common cancers here
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    • Article
      Jurong members unhappy at being rejected by new club
      400 20  -  ANGELA CHUA By MANY of the 500 rejected applicants (or Singapore's latest golf club the Raffles Country Club m Tuas are upset. They had the impression that their membership m Jurong Country Club, which is also the managing agent for RCC,
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    • Article
      MP raps 'misguided' human rights groups
      238 20 THE MP for Whampoa, Dr Augustine Tan, last night criticised the "misguided efforts" of various groups here and abroad to secure human rights and freedom for Singaporeans. Launching his constituency's social responsibility exhibition at Whampoa Community Centre, he said: "No individual anywhere m the
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    • Article
      Sri Lankan minister calls on Dhana, PM
      100 20 Sri Lankan minister calls on Dhana, PM VISITING Sri Lankan Foreign Affairs Minister Shahul Hameed called on Foreign Minister S. Dhanabalan yesterday. Mr Hameed, who flew m on Thursday, told reporters after their 30-minute meeting that they exchanged views of mutual interest. He briefed Mr Dhanabalan on the situation m
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    • Article
      Rotary Club dinner
      49 20 THE Rotary Club of Singapore will hold its installation dinner at the Mandarin Hotel tonight. The guest of honour is Mr S. Dhanabalan. Minister for Foreign Affairs and National Development. The club will present a $50,000 cheque to the Community Chest of Singapore at (he function.
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    • Article
      Several top-level staff in SNPL promoted
      212 20 IN A move to streamline operations and keep up-to-date with market conditions, several top-level staff of Singapore News and Publications Ltd (SNPL) have been promoted. A staff announcement from Mr Scow Choke Meng, the general manager for personnel and administration, said the move was
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    • Article
      Brigade drill competition
      61 20 ABOUT 450 members of 23 Boys' Brigade squads will take part m a drill competition at 1 pm today at the Police Academy m Thomson Road. They will vie for the Tan Teck Khim Challenge Trophy, named after the former Police Commissioner. The guest of honour will
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    • Article
      Court's new address
      31 20 THE Industrial Arbitration Court has begun operations from its new premises m City Hall The court's new address is: 2nd storey, City Hall, St Andrew's Road, Singapore 0617.
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      More S'pore-Britain flights on talks agenda
      392 20 SINGAPORE and Britain have agreed to work towards a more liberal air services agreement, alluding to the possibility of more flights and an exchange of more traffic rights between the two countries m the future. Although no agreement was reached m a round of
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    • Article
      Gulf Air to make Changi debut late this year
      353 20 BY THE end of this year, planes of yet another airline will be flying to Changi Airport. Gulf Air, the carrier of the four Gulf states m the Middle East, plans to start flying here now that all of the states
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    • Article
      Durian leaves its mark on society
      142 20 V^mHH^MpMH^MM 9^99twm&tf^M^W J^Jof¥w^ f^A^^^^^^^a WHAT does a baby boom m a particular South-east Asian country have to do with thr kin£ of fruits, the durian 9 Find out m today's Executive Lifestyle section m Business Times where you will discover that the durian has
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      468 18 'NEWLY GRADUATED,WE JOINED THE AIR FORCE AND NEVER LOOKED BACK.' A ffiJyY ere we wer Two friends, armed A w '*h our newly acquired degrees. X anxiously weighing the options open to us. X A Should we join the rat race? Dabble j^^H M m Cne Private sector? Or go
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      367 19 111 i-i j 1 j-fjf.il- H'lici I la This Your Dilemma? I Until now, the severe constraints of evening telephone, m -person at the centre at convenient classes; the strain of rushing to classes after a times and by mail. Open Learning is enabling hard day, shift work, business schedules.
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      39 19 A new summer collection is on the way from France so selected items must be cleared with very attractive savings. Sale starts on June 25 and ends July 3. Liat Towers, Orchard Road and OUB Centre, 1 Raffles Place.
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  • The Straits Times
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      Hysterical campaign
      632 22 BY trying to foil Singapore's bid to host the 1994 International Advertising Association (lAA) Congress, the Far Eastern Economic Review has made it very plain that it is widening its hysterical campaign against the Republic. In its representation to the lAA, FEER persists m purveying the lie that
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  • COMMENT/ Perspective
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      This week's parting shots
      165 22 "The government keeps certain things oat of the papers and I believe Singaporeans have the right to know what is going on." 16-year-old Anglo-Chinese Junior College student Parminder Kaur's views on the press which she, as well as many other students attending the Pre-U Seminar, considers
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      How US press can win global confidence
      928 22 USA Today chairman and founder, Allen H. Newharth, and his JetCapade team of reporters were m Singapore m early May as part of the paper's worldwide news-gathering tour covering some six continents. We publish here excerpts from Mr Newharth's speech to the National
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      Behind the Suharto, Mahathir meeting
      1059 22  -  YANG BAZALI KASSIM Both engrossed with review of each other's political situation By Marts Correspondent At the Indonesian press portrayed it, the encounter was like one between two members of the same family, embracing each other m mutual back-patting. JAKARTA There is a particular line
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      T. F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane
      596 22 T. F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane THE PIONEERS DID you know that D' Almeida Street in Raffles Place was named after a pioneer of Singapore who fathered 20 children? And the man, Dr Jose D' Almeida, was not either a Eurasian or some Asian with an exotic Western
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      Asian gangs controlling most of Australia's drug trade
      1783 23  -  MARSHALL WILSON By of the Foreign Desk MELBOURNE Like the tentacles of a giant octopus, Asian-based crime syndicates, including one headed by a Malaysian-Singaporean group, are estimated to have taken control of two-thirds of the illegal narcotics trade m Australia amounting to
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    • Article
      Case study: Businessman's brutal murder
      274 23 ILLEGAL Immigrant Wee Lam Choo, arrested for the brutal murder of Sydney businessman and Chinatown leader Stanley Wong In January 1985, told police m a record of Interview that Mr Wong had asked him to sell "white powder morphine" or he would report Wee to
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    • Article
      A LIST OF KILLINGS
      163 23 23 Dec 1983 La Hung Quang, found Unsolved shot three times outside a pool room m SpringvaJe 13 Feb 1984 Mint) Van Nguyen. Unsolved alias Mlnh Gut. found shot at 10 Fab 1985 Pham Thi Tuyen and Solved Pham Van Phuoc, murder suicide at Thombury 9
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  • FORUM
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      Use foot-operated flush systems
      726 24 On toilets of shame FOUR years ago, I wrote to your page expressing my views on a cleaner system for our public toilets. (ST, March 1, 1984). I will once again state that most people, regardless of their upbringing, are reluctant to flush from fear that
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    • Letter
      More campaigns are needed
      176 24 THE dirty toilet issue and the litter problem are in-ter-related m nature. Both show that Singaporeans have bad habits and are an inconsiderate lot, having little sympathy for the cleaners and sweepers. It is a good step to educate the public but has the message been
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    • Replies
      • Letter
        Particulars of witnesses must be disclosed in court
        333 24 Particulars of witnesses must be disclosed in court WE refer to the letter "Keep personal particulars of witnesses confidential". (ST, May 23). We would like to thank Mr Tang Kian Cheong for his public-spiritedness m coming forward as a witness m the attempted robbery case mentioned. In fact, Mr Tang
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      • Letter
        Tax deductibility based on CPF contribution rate
        180 24 Tax deductibility based on CPF contribution rate I REFER to the letter "Will lower CPF mean higher taxes?" from "L.C.8." (ST, June 21). Under present tax rules, compulsory contributions to the CPF whether by the employer or the employee, qualify for tax deduction. This deduction effectively confers on the employee
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    • Letter
      Too much foul play in wrestling show
      311 24 On TV I FEEL the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation should not have televised the recent Wrestlemania series on the grounds that there was too much reallife violence m and around the arena. In the last episode of the World Wrestling Federation Championship Tournament shown
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    • Letter
      Violence against women: Scenes may influence
      275 24 IT IS appreciated that the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation does not telecast shows which feature excessive violence and gore. However, I notice that there has been at least one scene of violence against women m almost every episode of its serial The Last Applause. The
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    • Letter
      Too many ads at the cinema, on TV
      205 24 Too many ads at the cinema, on TV WHILE accepting the fact that advertisements are an integral part of business and the economy, I am indeed saddened that media owners m their quest to maximise their revenue have become generally unreasonable to the masses. I went to the cinema after
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      821 25 /<^k\ anc Best Wishes to the iM) PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT on the occasion of the official opening of the WAYANG SATU FLYOVER MR. E. w! BARKER Minister for Law and Member of Parliament for Tanglin. Coy- 4fiQ977D *rK%^Q P^^ *\^sSK£& ~7^ 4KV*^ urn Wt^*^- ■H^S^^ A B^B^B^*^^^a w^^B^BTk _^M te.
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      1464 26 BD EXPRESS SERVICE ENTERPRISE^[''(I979) PRIVATE LIMITED D i 7 O u^ s \o^ > ALICE LIM "L-. VINCENT LAU FRANK YIP f\\»* I 2 Deputy Managing Director l^^ 8 PM> I General Manager I fi^ J tAdviseri I I Express Service Enterprise was founded m 1967 and m- ESE Tours
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  • TIMESDOLLAR
    • In the markets
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        Prices close mixed
        54 27 THE Singapore stock market closed mixed to higher m fairly active trading yesterday. The Straits Times Industrial Index eased 0.75 point to 1,082.69 on a turnover of 58.61 million units worth $98.64 million, compared with Thursday's 74.57 million units valued at $122.94 million. Advances led declines marginally
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        62 27 SMftfM 500 +J0 MB«M| S2S +25 SMfmtan 1210 +20 *Wtni*lit 715 +20 Mmftk M +1« IMriPrap 152 +12 HT*-f»soe 74 +11 OCBC 125 +11 S'pariltnd 725 +11 ««)wUi 210 +10 SmMnt 211 +10 Mxiudo 170 +10 PraMwl 110 +10 rb Is'i *9'i CaprSOf 1M +t Wnd irn 322+0 MM
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        65 27 Micap* SW -IS M*C«rt 3(0 -I cmsrmsot 3H M* tlm SOc 24t MhMMIT* MS -S Mm MS -5 Ti—wn S2S -b U+lUm 211 -S CtaMrilM 4N -4 SfrM'Mlnd M -4 lfaoMl C«rpr 23t -3 Bouiti»dco 124 -3 «T IN -3 PtUnrßhdWc M -3 CttyOtvMH II -3 Ptl*n G*t SOc
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        14 27 Prom«t 1 1,779,000 HottlProp 2,291,000 Hong Fok 1,805,000 Si me Dorby 1,728,000
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        114 27 lont 23 lune 24 BT Comport 965 38 969 2? BT OB OS +338 +311 CADI 6210 6204 104a, M Avg 6358 6327 BTOBV *****16 -U*****2 ST Indusfru/s 1083 44 *****9 SI Finance 2114 90 2123 77 SI Hoteh 662 83 673 99 SI Property 535 43 540 99
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        62 27 Closing Change Vol ('000) Amtefc Enjrf 20c 168 +13 2% Fuji Offset 20c 0.95 +6 1721 G8 HMp 10c 1 48 +4 207 Metatock 25c 0.86 +2 2321 Sinfapore National Printers 50c 213 +3 464 5 Sintatronicj 20c 117 +11 941 Tfct 50c 0 98 +1 204 5 Tonhow
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        INDICES – Highs & Lows
        37 27 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1987 High 1505.40 (26/8/87) 1327 69 (11/8/87) 1986/87 Low 563.34 (28/4/86) 470.92 (28/4/86) All time High *****0 (26/8/87) 1327.69 (11/8/87) Ail time low 74.75 (17/9/64) 470 92 (28/4/86)
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        25 27 DM V FF SJ HK$ US$ VB9 1 7828 128 50 unq 2.0330 7.8000 1 7565 1 7945 129.70 ***** ***** ***** 1.7457
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        13 27 THE US dollar gained 85 ticks to clost? at DM1.7945 m Singapore.
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        10 27 In Singapore, gold lost US$l.2O to U*****.40 an ounce.
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        50 27 Eurodollar: Lost three ticks to 92.08 a contract. Dentschemark: Lost 21 ticks to 0.5620 a contract. British Pound: Lost 140 ticks to 1.7450 a contract. Japanese yen: Lost 61 ticks to 0.*****5 a contract. Nikkei: Gained 145 points to ***** a contract. Gold: Gained US$2.4O to U*****.30 an ounce.
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        77 27 BHP makes 1.57 b MELBOURNE Broken Hill Proprietary Co Ltd said yesterday its net profit rose 15 per cent from a year earlier to A5939.92 million (5J1.57 billion) m the year to May 31. The Australian mining and industrial giant said the bigger-than-expected increase m earnings came despite a high
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        77 27 LONDON The London Stock Exchange said it plans to introduce automated trading m transactions involving up to 1,000 shares of leading companies from Nov 28 this year. An enhancement of the Stock Exchange Automated Quotation System (SEAQ) will allow brokers to obtain automatically the best buy or sell
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        Lock icon Pepsico to buy 2 bottlers
        79 27 NEW YORK Grand Metropolitan Inc. the giant British company, has agreed to sell two soft drink bottling companies to Pepsico Inc for US$7O5 million (5J1.43 billion). The bottlers the Atlantic Soft Drink Co of South Carolina and the Pepsi-Cola San Joaquin Bottling Co m California
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      F&N to raise $151m from 2-for-5 rights issue
      590 27  - F&N to raise $151 m from 2-for-5 rights issue HSUNG BEE HWA Company posts $66m pre-tax profit at half-time By SOFT-DRINKS maker Fraser Neave Ltd is to raise $151.2 million through a 2-for-5 rights issue at $3 a share. The local food and beverage giant yesterday revealed details of its
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      Malayan Breweries expects better results for whole year
      409 27 BEER and stout maker Malayan Breweries Ltd is looking forward to better results for the whole year after having made a 19.1 per cent higher pre-tax profit at $49.4 million for the six months to end March. The company, part of the
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      Marina Square hotels obtain $360m loan
      316 27  - Marina Square hotels obtain $360 m loan R. RAJENDRAN THE owners of the three Marina Square hotels yesterday obtained a $360-mil-lion 10-year loan package to refinance their existing loans. Proceeds from the note issuance and term loan facilities arranged and lead managed by the United Overseas Bank group together with
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      Dutch bank opens offshore branch here
      314 27 Dutch bank opens offshore branch here NEDERLANDSCHE Middenstandsbank NY (NMB), third largest commercial bank m the Netherlands, yesterday celebrated the opening of its offshore branch m Singapore. NMB, which has a merchant bank subsidiary here since 1984, is diversifying its operations worldwide. Currently, its overseas network boasts 35 branches, subsidiaries
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      Jack Chia Enterprises ups pre-tax profit to $2.8m
      257 27 Jack Chia Enterprises ups pre-tax profit to $2.8 m JACK CHIA Enterprises (M) Bhd, which is expected to make some acquisitions soon, has increased its group pre-tax profit by 29 per cent to MJ3.6 million (552.82 million) for the year ended March 31. The figure was achieved on a 20
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      Hotel Props maybe planning bond issue
      520 27  -  DAMIEN LIM By THE buoyant Singapore market seems to have provided the impetus for a number of companies to make cash calls, and Hotel Properties may be the next on the list. Market sources yesterday said the company, which owns the Hilton International Singapore,
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      4984 28 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIALS COMMERCIAL Acma (1 188 I 19S) (6) 1 19 (5) I 18 (12) I 17 (II) I 17 (13) 1 18 XD Alcom(0 648 0 68 S) (1)0 64 Amal Steel 50c (2 07 B 209 S) (100) 2 11 (18) 209 (19)208
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      3264 28 INDUSTRIALS Ajmomoto (270 272) 274 (1) 272 Alcom (85 87 (3) 84 (2) 84 5 (2) 85 (5) 86 (15) API (51 5 52) 51 5 (40) 51 5 (4) 51 (2) 51 (94) 50 (3) 52 (4) AISB (123 124) 122 (25) 123 (11)
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      3070 28 Ml shares quoted have a par value ot SI unless otherwise specified. 'Adjusted forscrip/rifhts. N Tji eiempted dividend P/E ratios reflect the last araiual comoidated results* Trustee stocks under CPf Approved Investments Scheme Margin stocks are m boW print. ASM is traded m lots of 10
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        179 29 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dolars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.6743—1.6772 6.04—5.91 Canadian dollar 1.6918—1.6934 5.96—5.87 NZ dollar 1.4404-1.4431 7.02—6.83 Sterling pound 3.5563 3.5600 2.83—2.79 US dollar 2.0345 2.0355 4.95—4.90 Local dolars to 100 units of foreign currency
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        121 29 THE US dollar closed firmer against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed slightly higher at 2.0345 55 m torpid trading. It traded within a range of 2.0343 and 2.0350. It opened initially at 2.0340 45. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at
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        Gold
        155 29 THE kilobar market traded between 5J29.131 and 5529,408 yesterday. In the Far East market, gold opened at U*****.40 447.80, and touched a high of U*****.60 448.00 before a wave of selling pressed it down to close for lunch at U*****.80 447.20. On the back of a stronger dollar, it
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        36 29 GOLD US*/oz Fri Thurs Singapore 447.00—447.50 447.50—448.00 Hongkong 446 30— 446 80 447 40 447 80 Thurs Wed New York 447 50 448 00 449 50—450 00 London 448.75 449 00 449 00—449 50
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        Unit trusts
        290 29 Managers' prices for June 25 27 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce I 01—1 08»d The Savings Fund 0 87-0 93 Spore Prog Fund 0 42—0 46 Spore Sec Fund 0 70—0 75 S pore Invest Fund 0 70«d— 0 75id Spore Equity Fund 0 50—0 54 Asia Unit
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        16 29 Rubber Closing prices cents/kilo Singapore 265.50 July up 1 50 cents Malaysia 365.50 July unchanged
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        17 29 Tin Closing prices MS/kilo XL Tm 18.25 up six cents Turnover 95 tonnes down 28 tonnes
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        27 29 Cfoin( prices Copper toon* Thurs Spot 1429 00-1430 00 (1430 00-1432 00) 3 months 1345 00-1346 00 (1338 00-1340 00) Market tone Irregular Sales 20.750 tonnes
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        29 29 Closing prices Silvw USS/troy Fri Thwt Singapore 6 90— t 95 7 00-7 05 Tkw* Htd New York 6 95-7 00 7 00—7 05 Source Credit Swsse. Spore
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        28 29 Closinf prices Aluminium tonne Thure Spot 1795 00-1805 00 (2185 00-2190 00 3 months 1667 00 1670 00 (1785 00-1790 00 Market tone Weak Sales 18.000 tonnes
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        96 29 Crude MS/ tonne palm oil June 1200 (central) July 1210 (south; 1200 (central) Refined palm oil USS/ tonnes KBO palm oil July Aug/ Sept 495 (sellers) RBD Stearin Aug Sept 490 (sellers) RBD Olem July /Aug 500 (sellers) Sept 505 (sellers) Oct.Nov Dec 505 (sellers) Crude stearin Neutralised
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        8 29 Income Bond Poky 1 73-1 79
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        529 29 hit 23 Pence dunfe INDUSTRIALS Awio MFI 159 -2 Allied Lyons 436 -4 Am*c 384 +3 BTtPLC 271 Borcloyj 417 -5 Beechom 469 1 BICC 324 -3 Blue Cfd* 422 -1 BOC Group 416 3> Boors 219 -4 Bowoter 407 +1 BATS 435 -2 BAwwoyj 150 -I Br.tomuo 105
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        Sesdaq dominates with record 6.7m shares traded
        739 29 Sesdaq dominates with record 6.7 m shares traded WHILE prices closed mixed to higher on the main board yesterday, Sesdaq stocks put up a remarkable performance. Eight out of the nine stocks on the second securities market surged ahead on a frantic volume of 6.72 million shares, more than double
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        Hongkong
        354 29 >* 24 HRS Chance A*soc Intt Hotcts 305 +0 05 Bonk Of Eost Awo 17 90 unch Capital Corp 103 -0 01 Catt>oy Pocitic Air 865 +0 15 Ch«ung Kong 795 unch Chmo Light 18 00 -0 I City ftnourctt 128 Cro\\ Hart) Tunnel 18 00 +0 2 Doo
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        363 29 hn 2* Ym Ch**e AiKKjmoto 3220 30 Ako. 699 -1 Amodo 1230 -10 A»oh. Ch«m 1130 +10 Atoh.G(o», 2020 +20 Bonk O* Tokyo 1560 -10 Br.dg«»ton« 1 440 -20 Canon i too 2 o Covo Computer 1220 -20 Oner 932 1 D Nip Print 2500 40 D Nopon Screen
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        340 29 fan 24 Cents Chanfe (Aust) ACI A N I 174 -2 Abertoyle 630 -20 Age Amcor 462 -23 Ampot Exp 336 -16 Ampo) Pet Anz 455S Ariodne Aust 25 -1 Ashfon 169 +2 B H P 820 -20 Beach Petroleum 28 ooch Bed Group 247 unch Bond Corp 203
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        INDICES
        74 29 _J 1 I 1 I I -I I I I t NST Index Friday 1,777.66 (1.779.03) --g Hongkong Hang Seng -0> Friday 2,707.56 (2.712.24) Australian All-Ordinaries Friday 1.572.50 (1,599.50) Nikkei Stock Average Friday 27.750.39 (27,732.93) Financial Times Industrials I Thursday 1,496.70 (1.496.50) Dow Jones Average Thursday 2.148.29 (2,152.20) UiJ
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        223 29 kn 23 IBS Chant* Alcoo 52* Alhed S.g 34*4 Amox Inc 23 7 <% +H Amr Corp 49 An 27* Bethlehem Sfl .21 S Bo«mg Co 57* -H Caterpillar Co 67% -V 4 Chose Monhfn 29 S H Chry»»er Cp 24* -H Citicorp 24Vi Cons Nat Go* 35H
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        Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
        72 29 Eurodollar 3-month deposit (100 implied interest rate) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Sept 88 92.04 03 92.12 92.03 92 08 8338 Dec 91.65 91.75 91.65 9170 1320 Mar 8* 91.45 91.54 91.44 9149 June 91.30 91.36 91.28A 91.34 84 S^P* 91 20 Deo 91.08 91.08 91.01A 9108 Mar M
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        30 29 (US dollar Deutschemark Open High Low Sett Est Vol Sept 88 0.5644 0.***** 0.5606 0.5620 824 D" 0.5668 Mar 89 0.5720 Open Int (Than): 13«9. Act Vol (Thin): 491.
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        29 29 (British Pound} Open High Low Sett Est Vol Sept 88 1.7470 1.7470 1.7396A 1.7450 20 Dec 1.7374 W»r» 1.7318 Open Lit (Thurs): 185. Art Vol (Than): 2.
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        68 29 (Japanese Yen) Open High Low Sett EM Vol Sept 88 0.*****7 0.*****2 0.*****0 0.*****5 988 *>«* 0.*****4 *»r 0.*****5 Open lnt (Than): 11M. Act ol (Thnra): 91%. Nikkei Stock Average (Nikkei Stock Average Index) Open High Low Sett Kst Vol Sp»t *****.98 *****.90 *****.05 ***** 39 sept urn
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        22 29 (US$ per troy ounce) Open High Uw Sett Eat Vol Juk 88 450.30 Open im (Than): NU. Art V«l (Than): SU.
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        121 29 Friday, June 24 1988 July 88 calh M, U pun Hi* low Wt H*. Lo. Wt 56 S3A 49 25t 21 25 fi IM 90 B 1 1751 lio 59 2 27M 2*o «0 CAI 3751 380 A»9 M calii A«« SS p«t« H^h Lo. Wt H^h Lo-
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        181 29 July M colh Jut, M putt M.o* Lo« |M H.o* Low Wtt 76 I7BA 173 77 97A 92 78 36A 34 6S« 70 79 23 6 6 17M 170 145 •0 4 4 4 230* 235 v a >** i 3 Auo. 88 colls A u U
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        77 29 S*pt M colli Vt9< U put! Mm,*. Lo« lM Hi9»i Low Wft 9125 7 9 1 SO 64 A 65 10 9175 45A 46 16 9200 31A 30 24 9225 19A 19 36* 36 9250 II 11 11 528 54 9275 7 711-73 9300 4 921-94 9325 3
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      Lock icon Major shake-up at ailing steel company
      392 30 Move to revive Perwaja Trengganu, says XL Finance Minister KUALA LUMPUR Perwaja Trengganu, the ailing Msl.2 billion (***** million) steel plant, will be hived off from its parent company, Heavy Industries Corporation of Malaysia (Hicom), and undergo a major shake-up as part of moves
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      Lock icon Perrier faces strong resistance in takeover bid
      361 30 Perrier faces strong resistance in takeover bid BARCELONA A forgotten rivalry stretching back almost 100 years is threatening to upstage Perrier, the world's biggest producer of mineral water, right on its own doorstep. The French world leader m mineral water has run into almost impenetrable resistance to a takeover offer
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      Lock icon Goodrich pulls out of tyre business
      171 30 Goodrich pulls out of tyre business AKRON (Ohio) The B.F. Goodrich Co, America's third largest tyre maker before merging its tyre operations with Uniroyal m 1986, pulled completely out of the tyre business on Thursday by selling its interest m the joint venture. Goodrich completed the deal announced last December
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      Lock icon Malayan Flour planning $86m poultry project
      227 30 KUALA LUMPUR Malayan Flour Mills Berhad is laying the groundwork for a MSIIO million (5586.35 million) integrated poultry project with a Japanese partner and possibly two state governments. The mills' Chairman, Mr Teh Liang Teik said the project will involve the setting up of
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      Lock icon MISC expects pre-tax profit of $237m
      359 30 MISC expects pre-tax profit of $237 m KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian International Shipping Corporation Bhd (MISC) is forecast to achieve a modest growth rate of 15 per cent m the next two years. The growth is expected to be fuelled by the improvements m vessel utilisation and better turnaround time. CIMB
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      Lock icon Carlo de Benedetti to trim stake in Societe Generale to 16%
      154 30 BRUSSELS Mr Carlo de Benedetti's French holding company, Compagnies Europennes Reunies (Cerus), is to sell 7.75 million Societe Generale de Belgique shares to France's Compagnie Financiere de Suez and its partners, reducing its Societe stake to 16 per cent.
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      155 27 /7 W4S /4 MOMENT OF PROMISE AND FULFILLMENT A DAY YOU TREASURE STILL, THAT LIVES ON IN AN ANNIVERSARY. OMEGA. FOR THIS AND ALL YOUR SIGNIFICANT MOMENTS. I Ur BT §fc r y||iri I 1 W^M^wim IMJk/a^*m M^^HH^ I M ,^^mr m At bbbbbmb^bW bY iUfi* *^ftHu. M I AT
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      990 30 £H5 -41 fcj J% FRASER NEAVE LIMITED ■iBBI 881 IV i iKHi >«■*!! I) l\ SIM.APOK/ RESULTS FOR THE HALF YEAR The directors announce the unaudited results for the half year ended 3 1st March:GROUP COMPANY 1988 1987 Change 1988 1987 Change $'000 $'000 $'000 $'000 TURNOVER 447.042 385,261 16.0
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      183 30 feJ^ INC CATTAN V WJ^^^ COLLECTION "Tf UP. ***** >^J J i Kl'#^ i -P-ijJ s=r is^Bt^/^AT^Si Centre* Side T«bl«. 'r* 3^^^-^-^^* C Si? Foot Stool. C u»hion ""^-i^l ■■■■l^^^S-5^- Scolch9«rdF»brkr if J J"» HT —sz-3' f*f fctj^ I ■&gfi^/^?. v v^, v I JDhU^ JCwi BB^BH BB^F BB^m |F
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      450 30 y/rifl MALAYAN BREWERIES LIMITED RESULTS FOR THE HALF YEAR The directors announce the unaudited results for the half year ended 31st March GROUP COMPANY 1988 1987 Chang* 1988 1987 Chang* rooo rooo rooo rooo TURNOVER 315,077 267,621 +17.6 TRADING PROFIT 45,155 37,978 +18.9 Share of associated companies' profits/(losses) 640 Investment
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      509 31 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES TEL: 730-5724/5/6/8 5669(D1D). 737-001 1 TELEFAX: 732-2759 TELEX RS ***** TIMEAD RATES. The Straits Times-$26.85 per colon The Sunday T.mes-$2B 15 ocr col cm BOX SERVICE. $5 00 (Collected) $10.00 (Posted) y APPONTMENTS Microelectronics History has AT&Ts f vision of the future... ...from the invention of Alexander G Bell's
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      668 31 The Indisputable Leader m Electronic Design Automation. 'The Company with the fastest growth m CAE/CAD/CAM m 1987 was Electronics Design Automation Leader, Mentor Graphics" Daatech. Mentor Graphics. We're one of the originaJ companies to develop the concept of Electronic Design Automation (EDA), and the first to demonstrate its effectiveness m
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      714 31 I SGS-THOMSON I I Hoisting A New Full Sail I I For The Great Race I I In Semiconductors. I fl With stateof-the-art facilities which cater for a full approach to integrated g circuit design, wafer fabrication, assembly/test and marketing, we are 9 fl poised to win m the semiconductor
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      749 32 APPOINTMENTS I GOVERNMENT OF NEGARA BRUNEI DARUSSALAM Applications are invited from suitably qualified applicants to fill the post of I NURSING OFFICER (PRIMARY HEALTH CARE) In the Ministry of Health, Negara Brunei Darussalam. (CODE NUMBER: 062 07-130) SALARY SCALE: M.ll $1,920 $3,250 per month. REQUIREMENTS: a) S.R.N and S.C.M. registrable
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      332 32 A fast expanding manufacturing company gal requires a ff|l I PROJECT ENGINEER I I for Its Automation Systems Division > 1 Requirements Possess Degree/Diploma In Mechanical j j Engineering Have at least 3 years working experience > preferably m material handling Industry. j j Possess a car 1 i Job
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      355 32 Thomson, one of the largest consumer electronics manufacturers m the world has established its new VCR manufacturing division m Singapore. International Video Product (IVP) will be responsible for the design and production of the bulk of Thomson VCRs to be sold worldwide. IVP offers experienced and capable engineers the opportunities
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      758 32 GENERAL ELECTRIC I We are a multinational company m the consumer 1 I electronics business located In Muar, Johor. m line with I I our expansion plans we seek qualified, dynamic and I fl career minded Malaysians to fill the following position. 1 I TOOLING engineer (Plastic Moulding) I I
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      767 33 HggRESS I H American Express has a tradition of building I H outstanding people who deliver on the promise H we make to our customers. To continue this H H tradition, we ar« searching for people H H slnglemindedly dedicated to service and work B H excellence resourceful and market
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      1354 33 iUwtlitij that speaksjar itself QC ENGINEERS CUSTOMER SERVICE Responsible for all incoming inspection activities related to e^c- drives to keep up with customers' needs. We pursue this SUPERVISOR tronic, mechanical, electro-mechanical components including w v^-*^ source inspection activities and liaison with vendors. task th a and aggressive team that grows
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      608 34 APPOINTMENTS :EL Achieve Greater Heights 3M 1 EB m your Career at 3M l™liiET Ffiizi As a result of our continued growth, various career xAWAr^I opportunities are available m 3M for suitable candidates. K0 \SC/ \Sy ml omml mm Cost Analyst Process Engineer Manufacturing (2 Positions) II manufacturing operations with
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      243 34 Fujitsu (Singapore) Pte Ltd invites applications for the following positions ENGINEER /ANALYST PROGRAMMER THE COMPANY We, an oversea subsidiary company of Fujitsu Limited, are the largest computer manufacturer m Japan. We are expanding our activities to support overseas customers. Therefore we are looking for achievement oriented people to |oin our
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      302 34 I Come and join MICROPOLIS. II I the name m unsurpassed quality standards m II Eg Winchester Disk Drives. II f PRODUCTION I SUPERVISORS I (Permanent Ist 2nd/3rd Shift) I II nil I Responsible for quality and quantity targets as well I I) I as leading and motivating a team
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      588 34 Panasonic GOLDEN J OPPORTUNITY!! n N^ Factory w I m Automation tWe, a leading multinational m the field of Factory Automation Systems (Custom-Designed Equipment Assembly and Panasert Component Placement series) invites qualified, suitable candidates to fill the following positions for its New Project: jSj^TPro/ect Electrical/ Electronics Engineer I Requirements: Degree
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      630 35 r i Dynave/t Pte Ltd We ore o Speciolist Equipment Distributor and ChemicahMotenols Supplier for the Electronics and PCB Manufacturing Industries m Singapore and the ASEAN Region. We are seeking several dynamic and self-motivated persons to iom our Chemicals/Electromcs/PCB Departments. THE JOB Reporting fo the Marketing Manager; the successful candidate
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      613 35 NEC SINGAPORE PTE LTD Join a highly Select Group Ji Do you have what it takes to be one of them? If you think you will fit m, then NEC will become your second home. Already a world leader m Computers and Communications, NEC will take you take off to
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      1292 35 X SINGAPORE TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION We are a group of technologically-oriented companies involved m activities ranging from electronics and computer software development to the design, development and production ot sophisticated ordnance and industrial products and services. Suitably qualified professionals are invited to apply for the following positions m our Corporate Office
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      507 36 APPOINTMENTS Singapore's leading Advertising Agency seeks: GROUP ACCOUNTANT The successful candidate will be responsible for the accounting function of our group of companies m Singapore, Malaysia Hong Kong, plus budget forecast and control, corporate secretarial duties, taxation and legal matters, and management reports. Applicants should have 3 5 years post-qualification
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      649 37 t C/7784AK0l The Consumer Services Group are looking I for candidates to fill the following I position. I I BILLS CLERK I (Bills Department) I Candidate should have. 9 I c A minimum of 3 'O' level credits I (including Fnglish) 9 I At least 2 years working experience m
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      650 37 Expanding export-oriented manufacturing company located near Jurong has immediate I vacancy for I Successful applicant will ba responsible for: Oay-to day supervision of the accounts dept Presentation of financial reports/budgets and analysis Liaise with bankers and external auditors Cash management and credit control Provide internal controls over the entire company's
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      935 39 NOTICES I NOTICE M Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Berhad IH mii (Incorporated m Malaysia) H The Management Development Insitute of I I Singapore (MDIS) will shift to 2 Bukit I Merah Central, NPB Building #15-02 I Singapore 0315 effective M July 1988. NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING I Ordinary members
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      512 39 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 20 1985 REVISED EDITION) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE IN BANKRUPTCY NO: 190 OF 1988 RE: WONG FUI LIN (f) EXPARTE: UNITED OVERSEAS BAN < LIMITED CREDITORS In the Matter of the Bankruptcy Petition dated the 28th day of April 1988. NOTICE
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      360 40  - Highest Regards set to keep unbeaten record DANNY KHOO By our man on the track RACE S: Pentagram, Gift Of Power, Immigrant. RACE 4: Happiness 11, Alacaro, Whimsicality, Thorold, Formidabeau, Loch Bijou, Added Advantage m. RACE 5: Air Marshal IV, Texas Ranger V, Think Positive, Wells Fargo m, Tong Lam.
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      374 40 RACE Racing Editor Danny Khoo Frederick Ouek Ron Teo Martin Tay 9 Ace Of Clubs 7 Nano Nano 9 Ace Of Clubs 7 Nano Nano 7 Nano Nano 1 1 Aim To Please 6 Astute 7 Nano Nano 9 Ace Of Clubs 9 Ace Of Clubs
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      5827 40 GOING FORECAST: GOOD I ■HHHMIi 2.15 RESTRICTED TERMS OIV B I,loom \*4 (Stakes: $15,000) 1 Aim To Please 55 AJK-Kok 3 ag (1200 m). Newcomer by El Frances out of Burgess Queen; arrived on Jan 26; same sire as Justin's Smile. F PH Chan 12 2
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      Missile seeks Cup berth
      205 40  -  FREDERICK QUEK By FRONT-RUNNING Missile Launcher will prove hard to catch m Race 4 at Bukit Timah this afternoon. A model of consistency, the four-year-old son of Vice Regal scored three wins off the reel m the lower classes. He made it four-up from seven starts
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      The Wells Fargo mystery
      244 40  - The Wells Fargo mystery MARTIN TAY By THERE is something puzzling about the latest rating of Wells Fargo 111, who is engaged m Race 5 for Class 1 Div 2 horses over 1,600 m at Bukit Timah this afternoon. The four-year-old Irishbred gelding finished out of board m the Perak
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      Six appeals dismissed
      436 41  -  DANNY KHOO Charge against Au-Yeung altered and penalty cut THE Malayan Racing Association Committee dismissed six appeals heared yesterday. The appeals were by four jockeys, a trainer and a stable manager. Jockeys K.C. Ow Yang, A. Rahman, S.Y. Leong and W.K. Scow appealed against their sentences, trainer
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      Inspiring trial by Gold Cup entrant
      392 41  - Inspiring trial by Gold Cup entrant DANNY KHOO ON THE TRACK with LAST-start winner Inspired showed he is maintaining form when he did his winding-up gallop at Bukit Timah yesterday. Engaged m the weight-for-age Unity Stakes (Race 5 tomorrow), the five-year-old gelding by Native Turn went faultlessly over 600 m
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      Leading jockeys
      145 41 Rides 1st 2nd 3rd PUdogs tor last II rides 1 Lbcm 113 15 18 IS ********** 20* ***** 14 It ********** 3 IsmadJ 112 18 11 12 ********** 4 Lyndon 129 17 21 18 ********** 6 Azhar 174 15 It 21 3 0 0 2 2 0 10
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      92 41 m 2nd M Thwaltos 42 22 17 Teh 39 32 32 Urn 22 27 28 R«ad 22 12 14 X Chong 19 30 18 Phun 15 6 5 Yeoh 14 12 9 Chaa 13 13 11 ShanmuKam 11 12 9 BoaKoarr 11 12 2 PK Leong 10 15
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      Leading owners
      91 41 Ist 2nd M Auric 18 14 15 Rich ft Glamorous 8 13 9 Danny 5 8 2 Goodman 5 3 6 Agasam 5 3 5 Saratoga 5 0 0 Regent 4 4 2 Oiympia 4 4 2 Kirn Kah 4 10 B-Jeys 4 0 2 Richard Schraaf 4
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      Lock icon Stewards' decision stays, Asmussen to serve sentence
      338 41 Stewards' decision stays, Asmussen to serve sentence LONDON France-based Australian trainer John Fellows and American jockey Cash Asmussen on Thursday failed m their appeals over last weeic's controversial disqualification of Royal Gait m the Ascot Gold Cup. The Jockey Club's disciplinary committee decided that Sadeem, awarded the race after Asmussen's
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      Lock icon Altobelli quits
      101 42 ROME Alessandro Altobelli, (or long Italy's deadliest striker (above), has announced his retirement from international soccer following his country's semi-final defeat m the European Championship. Altobelli, who flew home with the rest of the squad on Thursday after the 2-0 defeat by the Soviet Union, said the time
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      855 42 EUROPEAN SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL SOVIET UNION... PROBABLE SOVIET UNION LINE-UP Rlnat Dasayev; Vladimir Bessonov or Anatoly Demyanenko), Sergei Baltacha, Vagiz Khidiatullin, Gennady LJtovrhenko; Sergei Alelnlkov, Alexander Zavarov, Alexel Mikhailichenko, Vastly Rats; Igor Beianov, Oleg Protasov. The opening group match win and lessons learnt since World Cup
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      441 42 Focus on moving West and making money STUTTGART The Soviet soccer team's main topic of conversation at Thursday's open-house was going to the West and making more money. For the first time since the European Championship began two weeks ago, the Soviet team opened the gates of their camp and
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      357 43 ...v HOLLAND (LIVE TELECAST AT 9.25PM ON SBC 12, RTM 2) 4Lobanovsky chooses his team depending on the opposition and he does that very well. For him, it's easier than for me. He doesn't have the pressure of the media who
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      241 43 MUNICH Unless the British authorities take away hooligans' passports, there is little chance of English soccer clubs returning to European competition, Hans Bangerter, retiring general secretary of Uefa, soccer's governing body m Europe, said Thursday. Uefa banned English clubs three years ago following
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      125 43 YORK (England) Eighteen fans were sent to prison and banned from going to football matches for two years on Thursday for their part m violence at an English League game Jast year. The men were given sentences ranging from 42 days to a year for
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      Russians cannot stop Dutch treat
      661 43  -  DAVID WYNNE-JONES PROBABLE HOLLAND LINE-UP Hans van Breukelen; Frank Rijkaard, Ronald Koeman, Barry van Aerie, Adrie van Tiggelen; Jan W outers, Road Gullit, Arnold Muhren, Erwtn Koeman; Marco van Hasten, Gerald Vanenbttrg. REFEREE: MICHEL VAUTROT (FRANCE) By (SBC's guest panelist for the European Championship) Van
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      168 43 WELSH striker Mark Hughes on Thursday completed a £1.5 million ($5. 41 m) transfer from Barcelona back to English First Division Manchester United. Hughes, 24, left Old Trafford two years ago m a £I.Bm move to Spain and played last season on loan at Bayem Munich. MICK Harford,
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      993 44 ALAN HUBBARD REPORTS FROM ATLANTIC CITY MIKE TYSON is now bigger than Michael Jackson. And even the Boss himself, Bruce Springsteen, can not compete with him commercially, according to the rock impresario who is selling Monday's mega-buck boxing championship to the world. "In terms
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      137 44 LOS ANGELES Antonio Esparragoza, of Venezuela, held on to his World Boxing Association featherweight title by the barest margin on Thursday night with a 12-round draw against Mexico's Marcos Villasana. Esparragoza, making his second defence, built up an early lead but then had to
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      Lock icon Seve slams the snails
      288 44 CHANTILLY (France) An angry Seve Ballesteros demanded action over slow play after taking five laborious hours to compete his two-over-par opening round of 72 at the French Open here on Thursday. Upset at having to spend up to 20 minutes waiting between holes, the 31 year-old
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      433 44 ATHLETICS Australia's Darren Clark, fourth m the 400-metres final at the Los Angeles Olympics, has clinched a spot m the Australian track and field team for the Seoul Games thanks to two solo runs m two days within the selection time of 47sec. BASEBALL Chicago Cubs beat
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      Don't be late for flag-off
      226 44 The Sunday limes Shin Mm THE scenic Marina Bay will he a fitting setting for The Sunday Times Shin Mm Big Walk at Marina Square tomorrow. At 7am sharp, the men and juniors will be flagged off at Raffles Boulevard while the women and men's
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      429 44  -  LEE WAI WUN PREVIEW OF THE SUNDAY TIMES/SHIN MIN BIG WALK TOMORROW By A LITTLE nostalgia and loads of fun will be the main reasons for more than 2,000 people leaving their beds at dawn tomorrow to be at Marina Square for The Sunday Times /Shin
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      Marching to the sound of music
      157 44  - Marching to the sound of music SHIRLYNN HO By PARTICIPANTS m The Sunday Times Shin Mm Big Walk tomorrow had better watch out for the "Invasion of the Walkman" the Sony Walkman that is. Sony Singapore are fielding 47 of their staff m the event 36 m the team event
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        383 46 WIMBLEDON fever is back with the world's best-known tennis players hogging newspaper space m the sports pages. As always, there will be as much action off the grass-courts of the All-England Club as there will be on them. And this year's cast promises to be as
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      536 47  -  JOE DORAI SINGAPORE 1 SELANGOR 0 By Pathma's penalty goal sinks Selangor SINGAPORE received a boost m their Malaysia Cup soccer campaign, starting on Friday, when they beat Selangor 1-0 before more than 3,000 fans at the National Stadium last night. The victory
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      236 47 Committee to look into semi-pro plan ALOR STAR A special committee will be set up to study various aspects on the Malaysia Cup soccer tournament which will be played on a semi-profes-sional basis next year. Football Association of Malaysia executive secretary Paul Mony said the committee would be set up
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      Have guns will travel
      428 47  -  J. RAJENDRAN MALAYSIA CUP COUNTDOWN FOCUS ON PERLIS By MONDAY: PAHANG BRUNEI SARAWAK IT would not be entirely wrong to conclude that Perlis are approaching the Malaysia Cup like a nation going to war. Military training to improve physical fitness is one thing, but Perlis have
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      Modest KL can retain title
      450 47  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI FOCUS ON XL By I MALAYSIA CUP champions Kuala Lumpur want to remain just that champions. But they are modest about their ambitions. With their team organisation and quality players, even fans from other states realise that XL are going to be the
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      Kedah long for success
      430 47  -  J. RAJENORAN FOCUS ON KEDAH By THERE was a time when the big fish m the Malaysia Cup did not fear Kedah. Not any more. Since their stunning semi-final victory over Pahang, and their subsequent fairy-tale appearance m last year's final, Kedah are now a much-respected
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      Trio provide thrills
      231 47  -  PETER K HOO BOXING WONG HSIEN LOONG, Zein Abdullah and Iswar Kumar Shertha yesterday gave the capacity crowd who gathered at the Potong Pasir Community Centre plenty to shout about on the final night of the constituency's championships Hsien Loong, of Fairer Park, fought an exciting flyweight
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      Lau 4-2 ahead
      225 47  -  SAW YEW HOCK SNOOKER LAU WENG YEW, 36, astounded the pundits yesterday by taking a two-frame lead over defending champion Benjamin Lvi after the first night's play of the RPM national snooker championship final at the SBSC Clubhouse. Weng Yew's 4-2 lead m the best-of-13-frames final means
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      Hard-earned win
      208 47  -  SHIRLYNN HO BADMINTON STEVEN CHEW'S recent sparring sessions with members of the national squad nearly paid divi- dends m his quarter-final match against Tan Koon i Meng last night m the Yonex F&N National jui nior individual championships at the Singapore i Badminton Hall. Koon Meng had to
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      Lock icon McEnroe ousted in second round
      420 47 WIMBLEDON TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS LONDON John McEnroe walked disconsolately from the Wimbledon Centre Court on Thursday evening but made it clear he was not walking out on tennis. A straight-set, second-round defeat by Australian Wally Masur, ranked 64th m the world, might have been a signal
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      Lock icon THURSDAY'S RESULTS
      248 47 THURSDAY'S RESULTS Men's singles, second round: Wally Masur (Aust) bt John McEnroe (US) 7-5, 7-6, 6-3; Simon Youl (Aust) bt Stephen Botfield (Brit) 6-2, 6-3, 6-4; Stefan Edberg (Swe) bt Richey Reneberg (US) 6-3, 7-6, 5-7, 6-2; Jimmy Connors (US) bt Jason Stoltenberg (Aus) 7-6, 6-3. 6-3; Menno Oosting (Hoi)
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      Lock icon NET CORDS
      180 47 WHEN muscular Pat Cash changes his sweatsoaked shirt during a match, spectators at Wimbledon whistle m appreciation. But when Barbara Potter did the same on Wednesday, there were embarrassed laughs. Barbara, a 26-year-old American, twice switched into a clean shirt during changeovers. As fans nervously laughed, ball girls
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      Lock icon Hana bows out in straight sets
      285 47 LATEST WIMBLEDON Ninthseeded Hana Mandlikova made an early exit from her second consecutive Grand Slam tournament yesterday, while 12th-seed-ed Zina Garrison, of the United States, advanced to the fourth round at Wimbledon. Hana, runner-up at Wimbledon m 1981 and 1986, lost to Anne Minter,
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      90 43 I With Deepest Sympathy I I and Condolences I I The Family Of The Late I I Mr Ong Kah Kok I I Passed away peacefully on I I 23rd June 1988 I I From: I I The Management Staff of I I CHARTERED INDUSTRIES I I OF SINGAPORE I
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  • OBITUARIES
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      339 45 321 Deat hs 321 Deaths MAGGIE CHIN MEE LIAN Ag«d34 passsd away peacefully on Thursday, June 23, IMB at Mount Elizabeth Hospital, leaving behind: her dearly beloved hueband. Major (Ree) Khoo Teck Kirn. •one: Barry Hon Mln and Timothy Hon Klat Daughter Debbie Van Ting Mother: Mdm Choon Sin Thye
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      78 45 322 Acknowledgements 322 Acknowledgements 322 Acknowledgements The family of the late MR SEAH ENG TUCK wishes to express their grateful thanks to Rev. (Dr.) Tow Slang Hwa, Rev. Timothy Tow, Rev. Philip Heng, members of The Blble-Presbyterlan Churches, relatives, colleagues and friends for their messages of condolences, prayers, words of
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      113 45 MOM S ARAB AMM A (LATE HUSBAND V QOPALAM) Agaatlyara Passed away peacefully on 24/0/88 leaving behind: Brother. P Sreedhaxan (UK) Son*: Daughter -*o-4«w O. Hart Dm O. Chandrlka O. Nadarajan O. Lathltha Kumary R Slgajnanl O. Shantha Kumary O. Siueela O. Saslkala QrandchUdren loved one* Body lying
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      258 45 The Family Of The Late MDM TOH CHOO TEE (Wif* of Late) Mr Tay Why* Ngee) wiahas lo axpraas thair haartfalt ttianfca and aporaciation to ttia R#v. and Pastora of Pay Lsber Chlnaaa Mathodtat and Qaylang Chlnaaa NUthodlat Church, r»l»ti*«». frl«nd«, colUaguas for lhair prayars, iiiniinc*. attandanc*. cowdotonoa,
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      79 45 323 Condolences 323 Condolences With deepeet aympathy and condolences to the family of the late 1 MRS PARPATIBAI HOTCHAND I FROM. I L.M.L I L SINGAPORE With deepeat sympathy and condolencea to the family of the late MRS PARPATIBAI HOTCHAND FROM: JETHMAL FAMILY ACCEPTANCE OF OBITUARY ANNOUNCEMENTS 9 a.m. to
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      277 45 323 Condolences 323 Condolences 323 Condolences With deepest sympathies condolences to the family of the late MR. ONG CHWEE KIM Departed 22 June 1988 From the Management Staff of: SIOVV HIAP PTE. LTD With deepest sympathies A condolences to the family of our Chairman, the late MR. ONG KAH KOK
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      324 In Memoriam
      24 45 LIM SOM CHAI Called home to the Lord 25th June 1986. Alway* chortanod and rorwmbfd by wH», family and lewd on—.
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      374 45 324 In Memoriam 324 In Memoriam In Loving Memory Of OUR PARENTB FONG MEE YONQ WONG K WOK SUM Departed 25.6J7 Departed 1.11.63 Sadly missed and always remembered by children and all loved ones. NG CHOON HUA Departed: June 25th 1987 His life was earnest, his actions kind, A generous
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    466 48  -  OOREEN SIOW Bonded licensed warehouses will not be allowed from January By THIRTY car dealers will no longer be able to have their own bonded licensed warehouses cum showrooms, which allow them to keep duty-unpaid cars, from January next year. This
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    125 48 THE Indonesian Armed Forces com-mander-in-chief, General Try Sutrisno, left Singapore yesterday after a threeday official visit. Gen Try, who was accompanied by Mrs Tuti Sutrisno, was seen off at Paya Lebar Airport by Major-General Winston Choo, the Chief of the General Staff of the
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        1103 2  -  MURRAY SEEGER PERESTROIKA By Mikhail Gorbachev Collins/254 pages/$32 90 BETTER late than never, the important political and economic testament of Mr Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev has arrived m Singapore. The title is simply, Perestroika, which means "restructuring" and is the name of the Soviet leader's earth-shaking programme
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        882 3  -  DON REEDER THE SECOND RUMPOLE OMNIBUS By John Mortimer Penguin/667 pages/$26.40 LADIES and gentlemen of the jury, we come before you today to contend that Britain should inflict stern punishment upon one John Mortimer. You would, indeed, be perfectly justified m reinvoking the
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        425 3 IN THE telling of his Horace Rumpole stories, John Mortimer delivers himself of some trenchant observations on English law and the human condition m general. On Rnmpole's criminal clients: "We only get the stupid villains The bright ones are all on holiday m Majorca."
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        860 3  -  S.KON SKALLAGRIGG By William Horwood Penguin/728 pages/$21.60 THE Skallagrigg is a child's name for an unseen someone, somewhere, who loves him, knows his troubles, and will come one day to rescue him from an unbearable reality. The child's name is Arthur. He is a
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        472 5 LIDO: NOW SHOWING P (*****14) 11am. 1 30. 4.00. 6.45, 9.15 No Free List g FOR THOSE WHO ENJOYED "W&&& "The CLASH of the TITANS" #H§II aaVk t'■ a^P i fl r" «fl t jLaaaaV aS B 'IPF^fl jS^H Kaflß^aaaS I W ™mv i 1 1 1 1 1 1
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        527 6 S|!7' HAPPY JOY RESTAURANT! I SPECIAL WEDDING /^S PACKAGE When you book your wedding dinner from V > I Monday to Friday at $210 par table A abova I nett, r—rvaUon of 40 tablea A abova entitles you to: 1-day free usage of Mercedes wedding car Dummy 4-tler wedding cake
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        464 6 I WME M r^ V BPLEMDOUH ONTHERNitT f" CAMTOMEBE4 I^MT S •ZECHUANCUMME (For 2- 3 persons) |c 5 COURBE BET LUNCH fSASA (For 4-6 persons) L aaa saaaa»* 1 We also cater Wedding Packages from $230 g onwards (Booking of 10 tables above entitles to I free flow of Beer
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        521 6 i®) SERVED DAILY I |^^BS^B PEKING STEAMBOAT BUFFET 1 ■■^l^ftfl 1 EAST-WEST n UIIIVII 1 L^fUFFET LUNCH BSwMem 59.50+ I L*tf*\~ Now Servmg I I "s>Jmm DRUNKEN 1 HSSe<s Specials 1 $12.50 I "S^S I i^ ««ra-» I AUTHENTIC PEKING CUISINE I 1^ QiJ Our Specialities t "A Shark's Fin
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        376 6 MALACCA gQIYA BUFFET SPECIALS f" IB 3^ Com* a/i</ savour the exotic Malacca version of the seafood steamboat buffet. A generous portion of fish head, seafood, mutton and many other steamboat favourites brought all the way from Malacca awaits you here. fl Lunch $8.80 adult O f.3oam 2 30pm) jj
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        444 7 Delicious H.K STYLE OIAM KIN Served Daily FRESHLY STEAMED ON ORDER Time. 1100am-300pm BUFFET DINNER $10.00 (Adult) $7.00 (child) Tune: 6.30pm 11pm SPECIAL SET DINNER 7 COURSE SET rr^2\ DINNER V*}!^ (Entitles to a Free Gift Blue Nun Ouat) c 9 COURSE BET r~r£m\ DINNER %P*J> (Entitles to a Free
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        739 7 i Flwt Muslim live Seafood v/J*/ Restaurant and Noodle House^J |tL SM 416 *0i 53. Bsdok Nortli Airtnu* 2 Smftporc 1646 IXSh^. Tel: *****72 ftflfafainF* Specialise m Steamboat and Seafood JH such as lobster, crabs, garouper, king \W*BB^lb7 prawns, squids, shark's fin soup etc and all Kinds of Hongkong styled
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        727 8 It's not a case of IMBHH I the blind leading lUIIII U I ll Vi I the blind. Sight in^TJ^il this request at IVVPM classification 104. •|||'|)'ll L^A 1 I i 25 Psts/ Pst Cars 30 Antiques/ Arts/ Crafts I LHASA APSO, POMERANIANS $200/-, Toy Poodles, SUky, Chi- BABAZAR huahua,
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        811 9 LEATHER CARE PRODUCTS consisting ot leather cleaner (cleaning agent) Si wonder oil (conditioner) for genuine leather maintenance of upholstered leather furniture, handbags, suitcases, belts, etc Free instruction manuals given tor every purchase. Now Ml at JOHN LITTLE SPECIALISTS' CENTRE. 4m level. Furniture Dept. RE-UPHOLSTERY OF OLD Sofas tor Homes. Hotels
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        881 9 SPEAKERS RECONING 4 Repair British/American (Q'teed) Fast service. Tel *****35 #01-30 Upper Serangoon Shopping Centre. WANTED AUDIO RESEARCH SP 4, SP 08. SP 8 or guitar Pre amp. Accuphase MOO, EAR 519. Philips CD player *****87 Richard WANTED USED VIDEO, CTV. hlfl, mini eompo pre/ power amplifier. Any brand/ cond.
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        914 9 YONO TECK HONG Aluminium Specialist We specialise In ampllmesh (regd.), altering of old windows to aluminium windows, bathrm. kitchen sliding door with flbreglass or arycllc sliding door Si servicing etc Workmanship g'teed to owner's satisfaction. For free quotations, please call. *****10/ *****54/ res *****17 IRON ORN.LEB a gates speclailsU (or
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        1796 9 Available WAN MEt AOCNCSIS T rnp-alifi mslrta Local Malaysian Bxpartonoajd oonßnomswl m bajbr artta*, Part-Urn* maids avaU. now. We are at your service Him emit 33SS$11/ 2/ J 80. AftMrt St. #07-12 AJbort Compasx. Singapore cms Lie No C 1129-01 AVAIL. 810-OATAS OF Thai It Malaysian Chinese, Indonesian Chinese/ Christian/
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        421 10 MOVEMENT FOR THE INTELLECTUALLY DISABLED OF STORE requires TEACHERS on contract Th* p*r*on •houM poww: a A full 'A' level certificate Including an O' level English or higher. a Patient ln dealing with intellectually disabled children a An Inclination to be trained as a special education teacher. MINOS o«»f A
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        1321 10 REQUIRED FILIPINA MAIDS whos« contracts are ending soon tc Well Organised Japanese Club w °«"k »n Hongkong. 2»l-630fl/ requires the following vacancies 291-6413, Helen i Chris Manpowto be filled. er Services. (C-1276-01). PUBLIC RELATION MANAGER EXPATRIATE FAMILY REQUIRE Preferably with experience Phlllplno housemaid blodatas ln sales field for Spore and
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        298 10 MALAYAN BREWERIES (SINGAPORE* PTELTD CONFIDENTIAL ASSISTANTS GCE O' Level with credits \m English and Mathematics LCCI Certificate m Typewriting and Shorthand 1 2 years experience m a similar position FEMALE CLERK Age: 20 30 years GCE O 1 Level (Those who have completed secondary IV may be considered) Ability to
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        512 11 //=T SGS -THOMSON y. You're invited to join us as. GCE O Level ft Z* Able to type accurately at 40 wpm ft yy 1 year's general clerical experience ft yfr Must be prepared to work m Ang Mo Kio Requirements: '/y ft GCE O' Level 4/ ft LCCI Higher
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        619 11 I Hongkongßank invites application* for the posts of. JUNIOR CLERKS/ TYPISTS/ TELLERS Applicants should possess: GCE O' level with minimum 4 credits Including English Mathematics Ability to type at 35 w.p.m. Some knowledge of Accounts An interest m service oriented work Applicants who are between 16-25 years and who have
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        534 11 WALK-IN INTERVIEWS An established company has vacancies for: 1) PUBLIC RELATIONS CLERKS Must have 1 to 2 years related experience Able to type 2) RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONE OPERATOR PABX switchboard experience Requirements: GCE O 1 or A' Level with credits m English or Mathematics Singapore Citizens Benefits: 3 months bonus Attractive
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        409 12 SINGAPORE COMPUTER SYSTEMS PTE LTD requires Delivery Clerks •Secondary education •Technically inclined •C'l.\ss driving licence Interested applicants, please write m with detailed resume, contact number, expected salary and a non-returnable photograph to: The Personnel Officer Singapore Computer Systems Pte Ltd STC Building, #02-01 3 Lim Teck Kirn Road Singapore 0208
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        918 12 EXPORT BILLS \\lf// CLERK CUM FES£9^| RELIEF CASHIER LXy^J Requirement* ■nBBraHMB Preferably with at least 0 C*\JjUeaiaLl years' experience In the Export Section of an m- niITU/ADn oil I c f\C ternatlonal bank with UUIWAHD BILLS UP i«um.""i ly LADING CLERK ssssr-— ssrc.«umentatlon an advantage Knowledge of remit- Able to
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        566 12 nrrrir WEARNES TECHNOLOGY (PTE) LTD I An integrated computer I manufacturing company requires. DEPARTMENT SECRETARY Minimum 3 GCE 'O' Levels with good credits m English Mathematics I |j| •At least 5 years' working I experience m a large manufacturing I organisation Iff Able to type at 35 wpm I j
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        1093 12 Wall aatabltahad axpanding trading irrniarrt r>i cntr company has immadlata vacancia. /W(l uu l clshu »or a Age 20 -25 1) junior SECRETARY a Qualifications: OCE 'O' level Minimum 4 OCE 'O' level LCCI intermediate Bookcredits (two of which must keeping Certificate mat.es) B Experience m shipping 2to 3 years
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        702 12 International forwarding company requires: COMPUTER KEYPUNCH OPERATOR c OCE O' level c Typing speed at 40 w.p.m. c Previous experience an advantage Intereeted applicants, pleeee call 284-1177 tor Mis* Ha for an interview at our own building 19 Detu Aye 2. Spore 1853 To get to our ofnee take Bus
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        655 12 A well estabHaned trading co. located m Jurong urgently requiree: RECEPTIONIST/ SERVICE CLERK c N" level c Experience In service environment c Transport provided at pickup points Interested applicants are Invited to call: 861-0088 to arrange for an Interview during office hours or write In to: The Advertiser 62 Joo
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        651 12 Japanaee Inbound Travel Agency requires FEMALE RESERVATIONS/ OPERATIONS CLERK OCE O' level with credit In English experience not essential able to start work Immediately Pleas* writ* m with full reeume and n.r. photo to 20 Bideford Road #13-08/ OS. WeWngton Btdg. Singapore 0922 Manufacturing company often immediate vacancy for: PRODUCTION
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        714 13 M uSSwSSL, SffajyggLi "eSsaJScS-i "sssj 0 1 1 M ir: on> vac t: M s°r" ioni v ani: m sr ion> v !nt: ">•**"• v«-« 8al0» Sblbs Salo)S i Sales Sales Well established Firm urgently requires applications for the post of> TREASURY ASSISTANT Minimum OCE 'A' Levela Experience m torex
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        940 13 MILLION PHOTO CENTRE PTE LTD urgently requires FEMALE GENERAL CLERK OCE N 1 or 'O' Level. Basic typing and office administration duties. 1 Call or walk-In interview with 1 relevant documents and nonreturnable photo Blk. S3, Mecph*r*on Len* #01-211, Spore IS3S T»l 743-7233 SPRINKLER ENGINEERING PTE. LTD. requires: OPERATOR CUM
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        884 13 I HARDWARE CO. IN Qeylar Bahru requires Chinese Fema Sales Clerk English educate basic knowledge of hardwai required. Interested please cc tel. 206-7003. INSURANCE BROKING FIRM n quires Female Chinese Clei Typist. Office In city, next MRT. Pis apply stating sala to: Maxwell Rd. P.O Box IK Spore 8037. INTERNATIONAL
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        843 13 I ISETAN i ry I 57 Singapore DEPARTMENT STORE has immediate vacancies for the positions ofSALES ASSISTANTS I "I Salary: $572 $592 Experience not necessary 1 SALES ASSISTANTS II p°.' Salary: $632 $652 ig c Minimum 2 years' experience Further adjustment upon confirmation. o f Requirements.--c Age 16 28 years
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        107 13 Nedlloyd EAC agencies pte ltd Due to expansion, we have further vacancies for MARKETING OFFICERS Good sales track record m the Shipping/F orwarding Industry GCE O/A levels Should be dynamic highly motivated Possess own car OPERATIONS CLERK Mm GCE O level with 3 credits Below 30 years of age Experience
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        584 13 JH LEVER BB LEVER BROTHERS SINGAPORE SDN BHD part of a multi-national corporation invites applications to fill the position of: m their Wall's Ice Cream Division. Candidates should fulfill the following:- Age: 21-30 years preferred Possess Class 3 driving licence GCE O' level Some experience would be an advantage but
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        774 13 A multi-national company m Jurong requires a I SALES COORDINATOR I |J Applicants should possess a formal technical I education with minimum 2—3 years' e.xpeBjpJ rience m a similar capacity. They should also possess initiative, the ability to work indepena^ dently and efficiently even under pressure. L^ The successful candidate
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        485 13 I Due to expansion we require I additional sales personnel a. BALEB EXECUTIVES b. BALEB REPRESENTATIVES Experienced In paper pack- f aging lines preferred, possess T own car. Attractive basic I salary, commission, trans- port allowances and other i fringe benefits. f Candidates are requested to I apply m strict
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        1766 14 99 Pojaion. Vacant: 99 Portions Vacant: 99 Position. Vacant: 100 Position. Vacant. 100 Position. Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant. iBV) Position. Vacant: 100 Portions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant Tacnnical Tachnical Technical Technical Technical Technical Technics! BMaMBB w*m «»i«« SALBS ASSISTANTS REQUIRED Pj rP*^ «aleB REPRESENTATIVE for our flower
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        332 14 AIMSIA When you want more than just a job, come to Aiwa. At Aiwa, you're not just another employee; we believe m helping you build a rewarding career. We invite you to join us "^^B H^^^2^k^UU^^^Sl^LUMr*kßm m— Posts 4: Write m to: Post 5: Walk-in Interview at: 1094 Lower Delta
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        273 14 Tde consultants"! PTE. LTD. requires 1) CIVIL/ STRUCTURAL JUNIOR DRAUGHTSMEN a OCE 'O' level, preferably with Technical backgroung a Completed National Service 2) CIVIL/ STRUCTURAL DRAUGHTSMEN a OCE O' level a Minimum 5 years experience In Civil Structural Engineering Draughting works a Able to work Independently a Site experience will
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        856 14 m (OUC 10 J3!fcjS^l?iMrJ.iAViS«!irJ& fl Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the following positions: m I LABORATORY I I TECHNICIANS I fl Gross monthly salary ranges E from $481 -$1506 S I A) LAB TECHNICIAN 9 H (Mechanical Engineering Department) fl H Qualifications Experience 8 B 3 GCE
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        559 15 100 Position* Vacant: 100 Position* Vacant: 100 Position* Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: Technical Technical Technical Technical Technical Technical Technical Technical Technical Technical SPRAY PAINTING APPRENTICESHIP SCHEME Performance Motors Ltd, a subsidiary of
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        603 15 g The power to be your best That's Apples slogan, and if you think you have it, we need you, more than ever. We are gearing up tor the introduction of some more exciting new products and we need Service Supervisor to manage the service engineers and technicians m our
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        601 15 MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT Applications are invited from Singapore Citizens for the appointment indicated below FITTER/PLANT OPERATOR Age: 21—45 years Qualifications and Experience: Candidates must have passed Primary 6 m a Government or Government-Aided School or equivalent. Those with an aptitude for technical work will be given preference Duties: To
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        723 15 I SINGAPORE ELECTRONIC M ENGINEERING (PTE) LTD H (A sub>idiar\ of Singapore Aircraft Industries) H H Looking for challenging opportunities to fl HI broaden your perspective and gain in-depth fl experience m massive projects and the latest fl H electronic technology. 7 9 Hi SEEL, a leading electronic engineering fl
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        625 15 NIXDORF COMPUTER invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions Production Technicians Assist the Supervisor m using systems to test. trouWeshoot calibrate printers NIC 2 m Electronics or Electro-mechantcal Preferably with I 2 years' related experience Expediter Assist the Master Scheduler m expediting and scheduling of materials Minimum
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        675 16 ============I==== THE STRAITS TIMES, SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1988 m zss?~ ~ass*-* 1 100 as— ~sss~ ~sggr=~' m zssr~ Fsss*"-* j I "aas." A leading manufacturer of fire fighting and security products Invites applications for the following posts: A) SERVICE ENGINEERS Minimum 3 years relevant working experience Diploma In Electronic Engineering
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        514 16 SEMBAWANG PROJECTS ENGINEERING PTE LTD has Immediate vacancies for the following positions In Thailand on a project basis: I aTl* JCaT^^TUWs^ aVW JsV I Prr requisites Technical Diploma or Industrial Technical Certificate Minimum 5 years' experience m supervision of refinery /oil and gas related projects Ability to coordinate and liaise
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        601 16 Metal products manufacturer has Immediate vacancies for: A. TECHNICIAN diploma ITC holder In mechanical engineering or equivalent 2 years' working experience In CNC programming but not essential preferably with drawing and production knowledge B. ENGINEERING ABST. ITC/ NTC 2or equivalent In sheet metal fabrication 1-2 years' working experience In metal
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        599 16 T3oobP Oocter Precision Optics Pte Ltd, a subsidiary of West Germany-based Docter Optic Wetzlar GmbH, is seeking to fill the following positions for Its Purchaslng-cum-Marketlng business activities: MANAGER qualified and experienced m import/ export procedures. mln. S years experience, c knowledge of PC and Info systems management. c knowledge of
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        685 16 Established manufacturer of electrical accessories requires: INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER c At least Diploma m Manufacturing/ Mechanical Engineering c Minimum 2 years experience In similar position with practical knowledge of MTM c Experience In automation, mechanisation and productivity Improvement preferable Please apply In person from Mon. 27.6J8 or write to: The Menutecturlng
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        653 16 I Vacancies Available INSTRUMENTATION FOREMEN Minimum 7 years experience In calibration and Installation of various make instruments In oil refinery IN3TRUMENT TECHNICIANS Minimum 4 years experience In calibration and installation of various make instruments In oil refinery. Intereeted plsess cell: 2SB-SBBS VNUNO INSTRUMsTNTATiON rvqufrM SCRVICe INOWNTCR c 2 years field
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        495 16 WE'RE ONE I HAPPY FAMILY AT I AGM|d I Female Singapore Citizens/Permanent Residents j I and Malaysians above 16 years old are invited flj I FEMALE I I PRODUCTION I I OPERATORS I H Permanent Ist shift 7.30 am to 4.48pm X Hi Permanent 3rd shift 10.00pm to 7.18 am
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        86 16 IIDMEPIj urgently requires i STORE SUPERVISOR GCE O' level if Experience m store con- f A trol and store procedures f Able to work lndepen- j| k dently Walk-In I Interview TODAY ONLY from 9am 3p»n or Write In to:- 7 DYNA-MECH f ELECTRONICS PTE LTD y 140 Paya Labar
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        405 17 101 MmS**"* 101 PrS'J" 0 1^ 101 pS£S£« V aCant: 101 ??Sron V Cant: I l JSSStif 0 11 I l S^'T VaC nt: 102 Potion. V«:.nt: 102 Portion. Vacant: 102 Pcition. Vcant: 104 Other Pet.on. s====s======== _^1^^!!^ Production Production Production Production Hotel/ Restaurant/ Hotel/ Restaurant/ Hotel/ Restaurant/ Vacant 1
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        357 17 OATA AUTOH ATION PWV ATE UMTED < aMr-MMd aArfABT KMMB HCMU.MT WV With /without working experience N->^^ Age 1 6-35 years old f/Jt -*ul We offer: A-A-v %r^ May wort week ArVH iU)] Basic salary Salary increase after 3 months StOfL Attendance and 2nd shift aHowance?^^ Heat and soldering allowances
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        650 17 ettabllsrwd Japanese manufacturer of H stencil for screen printing requires: I Production Operators No experience required English speaking H Secondary education H Starting salary $450; confirmation $500 8» Must be able to start work immediately. ;>;;;. H Female Cleaners M Age 35 to 50. WALK-IN-INTERVIEW M on 25th June from
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        916 17 _.^P Presenting 1 1 iT^l Singapore's biggest entertainment palace tfQptl Jf REGENT NIGHT CLUB rH^gy I A night club that will entertain crowds nightly m magnificent I NICHTCLUB j splendour. Fully renovated at a cost of $3 million, the plush, extravagantly decorated night club boasts a highly advanced hydraulic stage.
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        554 17 ,AMHI, Invites applications for the following posts: MALE ENGINEERING ASSISTANTS Diploma Holders In Electrical Mechanical Engineering MALE PRODUCTION COORDINATORS Diploma Holders In Electronics/ Mechanical Engineering ITC/ OCE A' Level with 2 years' relevant experience m PCB/ Sub-assembly Possess a class 3 driving licence MALE PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS Diploma Holders In Electronics/
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        706 18 t 1 vacani Vacani Vacant Vacant Vvmi i/.«..» LAJ SINGAPORE %S^ POLYTECHNIC I fl| Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the \M I following positions. B Chemical Process Technology Department fl 9 Qualifications Experience: fl fl 3 GCE 'O' level passes of which one must be m a
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        158 18 A well established company specialised In packaging tapes urgently requires: DRIVER CUM DELIVERY Class 3 or 4 Driving Lieanse Primary 6 level or able to read simple English Completed N.S. Preferably residing In Jurong Attractive salary for the selected person Malaysian may apply for this post Interested, please apply personally
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        548 18 m BLACK DECKER 1 C,( (V level Above ](> years Female Singaporean PROCESS CONTROL TECHNICIAN GCE -O level or NTC 2 Must have 2 years working experience m Q( Male above 2 2 years MAINTENANCE CHARGEHAND (Rotating 2 shifts) ITC or NTC 2 m Maintenance Fitting Mechanical Engineering or equivalent
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        600 18 [ZBißlll has several vacancies for the following posts: jS CLERKS I (Accounts Review/Stttlements/Audit) Minimum 3 GCE 'O' Level credits including I English and Mathematics 9 i Basic accounting knowledge or an aptitude I for figures S Interest m computer-related work S PERSONNEL CLERK Minimum 3 GCE 'O' Level credits including
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        583 18 The Singapore Institute of Management rf invites applications for the following positions of: (A) ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT f (Female: Management Development) Requirements A level or its equivalent Effectively bi-lingual preferred. •Typing speed of 40 wpm and ability to operate a word processor Minimum of 2 years' experience m administration duties. Ability
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        552 18 CATERPILLAR FAR EAST LIMITED EARN AT LEAST $700,nn ■TTTTTTTHi Passed Seco^rirvy 2 Robust and able to do physical work Able to drive fork.'ifr Preferred 4 years" warehouse experience 2nd shift premium $4.50 per shift 5-day (40-hour) week 1 month AWS 1 month attendance incentive 50% meal subsidy Medical insurance lor
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        558 19 -sar— -ay— -ay—- "•as,'-— 1 -ss.~— -as.—- -as.— I i FOSTER requires:--(1) ASSISTANT ENGINEER (QC) (2) PRODUCTION ENGINEER Diploma m Electronics, Electrical, Mechanical or Manufacturing Engineering Completed lull-time National Service Have good interpersonal skill, initiative, leadership quality Preferably with class 3 driving licence No experience can also be considered (3)
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        598 19 SHOPPING CENTRE ADVERTISING PROMOTIONS EXECUTIVE Our Shopping Centre Management team is looking for a creative, mature and highly motivated person to work m the Advertising and Promotions Department. Candidates should have at least 2 years experience In related Industry. Good working knowledge of advertising, printing PR, execution of special events
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        678 19 i— I i^ —^^s An established optical company invites application for: STOREKEEPER Minimum GCE O' level Knowledge of import and export procedure Able to establish stock control At least two years' experience m similar field Must possess Class 3 driving licence Must have completed national service We ofler a 5
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        719 19 URACO requires DRIVER Possess Class 4 driving licence Completed N.S. Interestedcandldates, please walk-In for an Interview at: UraCO Precision Engineering 101. Detu Lane 10 Singapore 1853 WANTED CHINESE MALE Despatch Rider. Must have knowledge of Import/ export procedures able to handle Inward permit shipping documents. Possess own bike. Able to
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        671 19 WANTED LAOY CASHIER. Apply Lucky Service Station (Shell), 048 Dunearn Rd. Tel: *****58 REQUIRED CLINIC NURSE. Contact tel: 737-1538 for Interview. 121 Vehicles For Hire Daily Weekly Monthly Fat *****82/*****88 h KEhMIR TJ£r supercars BTW waafcand •paciato Sat Mon. 9.00 am. L3OO Hlace goods vans $59 107 14' trucks $69/
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        1407 19 USED CAR 1 MORTGAGE LOAN (Non-Transferable) Simple procedure Immediate approval ALSO AVAILABLE New/ used car loan Wide range of quality used cars Attractive offer for your car lat in -\ft \ii't M f iM I SUPER FAST LOANS FROM JUST A AfA 1 Immediate processing of applications Up to 90%
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        984 19 OCT 1984 FORD TMMBf TO 2 0 manual. SBK regn.. original digital display, genuine 25,000 km., tax 1 1/88. PARF. guaranteed showroom cond Tel *****55 1073 1800 FIAT 1 24 sports Completely rebuilt by C&C Expensive 15" compomotlve s/rlms. EnthusalsLs only Asking $17,500 Tel: *****16 Pet« 'Q' 107* FORO Cortina
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        895 20 ™zx^ w aar— 135^" 136 a.^ 137 a^ -sag i39 s^ I^EE TURN TODAY to the hottest annual food fest m town on pages six seven. You may drive away m a brand new Toyota Corolla Liftback (PARF) or enjoy many other fantastic prizes m The Straits Times Classified Food
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        862 20 9/90 DATSUN BLUEBIRD alrcon., hlfl, s/rlms, very sporty look, $17,300. Tel: *****05. ■so DATSUN 100A. Alrcon. radio/ cassette Al condition. $14,700 o.no. Tel: *****11. •90 DATSUN 120Y, pte. owner, new model, full accessories, new tax. $16,700. Tel: 445-7393. •31 O BLUEBIRD. Full accessories, 6 mths. road tax. Tip top cond.
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        949 20 80 TOYOTA COROLLA 1300 DX 2 owners. Alrcon, radio/ cassette, s/rlms. Beautiful condition $17.60 C neg Tel: *****33 81 TOYOTA CARINA 5-speed PARF. Alrcon radio/ cassette. Power window. Passed inspection. Good cond $19,800 *****96 82 COROLLA 1.3 OL 5-speed 1 pte. owner, alrcon., radio cassette, very beautiful/ original cond. See
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        956 20 80 MITSUBISHI LANCER SL. sspeed. Atrcon, radio/ cassette, s/rlms. Power windows 100% Al cond $17,800 Tel *****11. '91 MITSUBISHI GALANT 1.6 Statlonwagon, alrcon.. hl-fl, PARF. Tax 9/88. beautiful cond. Asking $21,900. loan $16,500 *****35. 81 MITSUBISHI SAPRORO 1.6 coupe, alrcon., s/rlms, hl-fl, power windows. Tax 8/88, beautiful cond. $21,900, loan
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        1004 20 MID-79 MAZDA 829. Alrcon radio cassette New tax. Excellent cond Tel *****94/ pg. *****88. MID 13 MAZDA 323 13, 4-dr Tax 10/88, alrcon., hl-fl, excellent cond $26,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****22 MID 19 MAZDA 323 1.3 5-speed 4-dr. 1 owner, tax 10/88. Snowroom cond. $37,500. *****55. NEAR 10, 1 owner, Mazda
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        782 20 I Hfe^^^^>. DAJHATBIJ I ShsßßftriQ ptwtous wddfßcords 525 !^?^Ers I wilh Wipe (74kW, DIN). "^S W^M mW Standard Equipment: OZ-kf^-CT The 10/>m,rade from Japan and the Front and rear spotters WlUllwlVlai flagship of the new breed of Charade Power window and central locking M With a scorching 8.2 seconds Sports
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        579 20 138 For Sale: Honda 8/85 HONDA CIVIC ShuUle™s^dr manual. Tax 7/88. Radio cassette, showroom cond. *****55. to ACCORD, •/rim: tax Sept. remote control with central locking alarm system *****15. to ACCORO 1.6 auto. Alrcon. radio cassette, s/rlms. Power steering, beautiful cond. *****88. to HONDA ACCORD auto 2 same digits, full
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        629 20 140 For Sale: Suzuki 779oTmJJu^84o7«cT I superbT economical, white. 2 owners. Tax 6/'B9 PARF eligible, new tyres, exhaust etc. $12,500 No dealers. Pis. call: *****70 afternoon 10/92 (2 UNITS) 7/83 it 3/84 (sq. lamps) Suzuki 800. All with alrcon.. hl-fl. tax. price neg. *****71. 02-41 Upp. Serangoon Shpg. Ctr. 12/14
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        490 20 141 For Sale: Other Makes SGWEE MOTOR CREDIT Come to our: SHOWROOM 469 Macpher»on Road #01-01 to #01-02, 8.1336 Tel: 287-6866 (10 lines) Author iaed main dealer eft PEUGEOT CITROENB NEW Chevrolet Camaro 2.8 (auto) T bar. 17 Nissan Sunny 1.3 SLX 10 Mazda 323 11 (hatchback) Mazda 323 (Hatchback)
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        591 20 141 For Sale: Other Makee SINOAPOMf USED CAM (PTE.) LTD. 2' 5 THo*TioXX! ROalQ #01-01/02 Nevena vine (oppoerte Novena Church) Singapore 1130 TEL. 253-9977 Quality Ueed Car* 1007 Alfa 33 1.5 Tl Mazda 323 OTXI 1.6 Hatchback 1000 Ford Laser 1.5 Hatchback Ohia Mitsubishi Lancer 1300 OL Alfa 33 Green
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        1606 21 eSlmr il-k-. Jl i! 141 or Sale: 143 Sr'. Wa r to 143 Wantad. 172 Accommodation 173 Accommodation 173 Accommodation 173 Accommodation 176 Accommodation Othar Makas Other Makas Other Makes Motorcyclas/ Motorcycles/ Available: Houses Available: Available: Available Wan^aTiSirtmants Scooters Scooters Aoartments AD.rtm.nt. a«!r#™L».. wamao. apartments iuJbWW— -■-■JB^mL.^BK BbHHb^H eh^bV^ JbZ^k^eeeeeb
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        865 21 I BAN HOCK HIN CO I I PTE LTD I Head Office. I 68 Rangoon Road I 1 Tel *****22 I Branch Office: I J 131 Beach Road I Tel: *****48 I I I MODEL PRICE^bS^- LML Vespa T-5 $2945 I 150NV $2645 I Range of: I YAMAHA J SUZUKI
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        1728 21 PXISO GOOO CONDITION. Contact _*»utitul ft axclusiv* modern douAbdulJah 241-0092 W. lor y hou«« with m SCRAMBLER WANTED. BUDGET flround pool A aucna m N.mm, $2,000 Tel *****31 Ltrm.l Rd. for !•>•• S?e I Slll^2^T^ safißo6 r aPPrOX 2 oo J Mtm ™-<« study servants amenities. TZR 125FF. 5/ti. $1,800
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        1160 21 LcourtJ Showflat Mon Fri 1 .00 pm 6.00 pm Sat Sun 1 0.00 am 6.00 pm 2 Leedon Road, 406-03 (Opp St. Jamas Church) Exclusive brand new 18 units of luxurious maisonettes 4 bedrooms 1 study all attached bathrooms servant's room Built m areas 3. 315 sq ft and 3.552
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        927 21 KATONO. PINE CT. (Lor.L mals apt 1,700 sq ft 3 rms Alrcon./ store rm Furn Vacant 344-7994 PENTHSE NEAR ISTANA. exclusive apt. Panoramic view, pool 4*l bdrms $3,500 Villa 235-5840 SEMI-FURN. 3-ROOM FLAT at Henderson Rental neg Interested call: *****00 TAMPINEB 4 RM. flat avail for rent partially furnished. Immediate
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        955 21 2/3/4/ vrm D 16/ 11 From $400 J 1.500 Call *****35. agt. 179 For Sale: Houses KELSO GARDENS OPEN FOR VIEWING SAT./ SUN. 2P.M. TO SP.M. TELOK KURAU LOR. X 8 units of 3 »tof tsrrsc* A com** Unique design Good quality finishings. 4♦ 1 bedrooms, all attached bathrms s
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        713 22 179 For Sale: Houses 179 For Sale. Houses 186 For Sale: 186 For Sale. 186 For Sale: 186 For Sale: 186 For Sale: 186 For Sale: 197 For Rent: 197 For Rent Private Apartments j Private Apartments Private Apartments Private Apartments Private Apartments j Private Apartments Office Spaces Office Spaces
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        681 22 OPEN 1 PM 4 pm D.15 #808 Mountbatten Rd. 2-storey seml-d 3000 sq.ft. 4 1 Partially furnished *****38 AA. D.14 D/STOREY SEMI-D. 5600 sq.ft., 5+ 1 bdrms., marble, well kept. *690K neg 224-6154, agt. 0.15 BRANO NEW D/storey Terrace 3-f 1. 2000 sq.ft. $475 K. Rooftop Housing. *****91. D.15 FRANKEL
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        840 22 NO CASH 3-RM. West Coast. 81k. 610 A' model, renovated, $63k all CPF. Agt. 778-1144. PANOAN QDN. S-RM. slab Blk 403, terrazzo, parquet, new cabinets, wire/ pipe. Alex. *****56. PURE 4-RM. A.M.KIO. Blk 209 Central/ MRT. Nice renovations. $84K *****78. Pg. *****81 (agt). PURE 4-RM. 8LK .37 Bedok South. High
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        800 22 WISMA THEA THIAN The ideal office place m Johore Bahru. Conveniently located at the Central Banking/Business District Of Johore Bahru. r 7 Banks 8 Finance Cos nearby f l^^h^ 2 maior carparks available at the P^lii^J^wl 9 choice Hotel s within walking W% Taxi stands. Bus stops J/L '^tflC Railway
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        656 22 193 Properties Wanted LOCAL FAMILY REQUIRES 4 1 rm. seml-d. or terrace, preferably new or completion by end "88 latest D.14. 15 Si 16 preferred but will consider other locations If conveniently situated. Budget not exceeding $700,000. Call buyer at *****46 WANTED IN D. 9. 10 11. Less than 5
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        37 25 For The Straits Times Classified Food Fest 88 every Wednesday and Saturday from 25 June to 14 September 1988. You could win a Toyota Corolla Liftback (PARF) and many other fantastic prizes. C.A.T.S. 1 737-1 166 1
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        535 25 SUN TAN Bycoiiette PEANUTS BySchul* -J*V* V.KEtPH^^Ayf^M/ V 1 bOT IT! 7 ABOUT I MAVBN T I PON'T MIT (TTO ME* J JK^r^ ?Gs^^#V, T^T t^\ f^vS yj^ZX^ "^C^. \EVEN PITCMEP VEWy V_^ j THE BOflN LOSER By Art Smnsom BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker N (gU AgE TEESP*9SW6,6Cy THAXLAWM
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        194 26 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHESIX) rm WEARNE P.T. REALTY *~LM CO LTD, THAILAND (A MEMBER OF THE WEARNE BROTHERS LIMITED GROUP) ON THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF ITS PINEHURST GOLF COUNTRY CLUB ON 25th JUNE 1988 BY HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL PREM TINSULANONDA, PRIME MINISTER OF THAILAND. IBBB8^BflflB«« t im n I M^M^ft^^MiSMPBMHBiE^fIKaMU
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        850 28 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES TEL *****24/5/6/8 5669(D(D). 737-001 1 TELEFAX. 732-2759 TELEX RS ***** TIMEAD RATES: The Stra.ts T,mes- $26.85 per cot cm. The Sunday Times $Pfl IS nor ml cm BOX SERVICE. $5.00 (Collected) $10.00 (Posted) y imes W per coi.cm. APPOINTMENTS KPM& Peat Marwick Our client is a publicly listed multinational
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        664 28 O?5 NATIONAL Ij&sJ UNIVERSITY xy OF SINGAPORE Applications are invited for appointment to the posts of ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN QUALIFICATIONS/EXPERIENCE Acceptable professional qualification m library and information science, preferably with 2-5 years experience m library and information work. A good Honours degree from a recognised University m Arts and Social Sciences;
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        766 28 r v Coopers &\-yO\a\\Q Associates provides a comprehensive range of management consultancy services aimed at helping clients increase the effectiveness and profitability of their organisation. These services include Corporate Development. Strategic Planning, Financial Control and Management Information Systems, Manpower Reviews and Cost Reduction Studies, Information Technology, f&jJMJSI Manufacturing and Distribution
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        670 29 THE PHILIPS PEOPLE SHAPING THE FUTURE Philips Singapore has set international standards m quality and innovation. All these made possible because we are backed by people who share our corporate policy continuous improvement and total customer satisfaction. If you believe m uncompromising standards m quality and outstanding performance, you will
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        619 29 THE GATEWAY PROJECT A prestigious office project located along the Golden Mile. We invite applications from suitably qualified persons for the following positions: RESIDENT ARCHITECT Degree m Architecture or equivalent with at least 10 years of working experience, preferably with a good track record m high-rise office buildings with good
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        831 29 IMCSS23 fSflfe I Assistant Manager \Sj I -Regional Accounts assurance I (Negotiable around 5550,000 pa. generous fringe benefits) f| Our client, Commercial Union Assurance Co pic, seeks an experienced and competent individual for the position of Assistant Manager Regional Accounts. Reporting to the Manager, Finance of the Far East Regional
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        1132 30 APPOINTMENTS BRUNEI I— l Brunei Shell Petroleum Company Sendirian Berhad invites applications from suitably qualified applicants to fill the following vacancies m its engineering maintenance and services department, Seria, Negara Brunei Darussalam. 1. Mechanical Maintenance Engineer (Ref.: ST 52) 2. Electrical Maintenance Engineer (Ref.: ST/53) 3. Area Maintenance Supervisor (Ref.:
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        669 30 Texas instruments We're adding strength... ...in software Software Engineer You will play a key role m the development of factory automation systems at our Process Automation Engineering Center located m Kolam Ayer. We're keen on a professional with a Bachelor or Master Degree m Electrical/ Electronics Engineering or Computer Science.
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        584 30 international Computers Limited (ICL), a member of the STC PLC Group, with worldwide operations m over 80 countries, is one of the world's leading computer manufacturers and a major supplier of a complete range of Networked Information Systems and Services m Singapore and the Asia-Pacific Region. We have embarked on
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        760 31 L-r__ Mm H^\___J Applications are invited from suitably qualified I persons for: H (A) Lectureship Positions Lecturer Grade 1 Gross Salary: $4947 to $6072 pm Lecturer Grade 2 Gross Salary: $3486 to $5172 pm Lecturer Grade 3 Gross Salary: $2811 to $4666 pm (B Senior Tutorship Positions Gross Salary: $1799
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        928 31 (|JP School of Computing! I In Association with Regional Applied Computing Centre I I Diploma m Computer Studies I I I (Full-time Part-time Coureee) I Topics Covered H Computing, programming, accounting, business studies, management sciences. I External Examinations I NCC International Diploma. C&G Subject 418 (747), IDPM Parts l/11. I
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        1027 31 Put yourself at the cutting edge of technology as a Military Engineer If you want to work at the frontline of comprehensive package of benefits for you technology, consider a career as a Military and your family. Engineer with the Air Force, Army or Navy. You are an officer playing
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        596 32 APPOINTMENTS BRUNEI Up/ LAND SURVEYOR BRUNEI SHELL PETROLEUM COMPANY SENDIRIAN BERHAD invites applications from suitably qualified applicants to fill several vacancies m its Topographical Department, Seria, Negara Brunei Darussalam. The Job The successful candidate for this position will be responsible for planning, directing, coordinating and supervising company's land surveys for
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        272 32 I^^Ly irjij: FRAS€R NEAVG GROUP y.\ Applications arc Invited to nil the positions SYSTEMS MANAGER (Location: Singapore) SENIOR SYSTEMS ANALYST (Location: Kuala Lumpur) •X' The above incumbents will be responsible for j >X* systems standards and assist with the SSS >X* m P'ementation of changes on new systems standards. They
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        369 32 IFS (S) LTD INVESTMENT MANAGER (MARKETING) (THAILAND, MALAYSIA, INDONESIA, SINGAPORE.) We are the merchant banking arm of BNP, the major French Bank. As a result of developments within the region we are now looking to expand our marketing team. The candidate we seek, possibly with private client broking experience, will
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        603 33 Rada Pump Company (Singapore) Private Limited i A U.S. multi-national organization and a leader m oil field equipment manufacturing. Due to our expansion I we have the following newly created positions: I The applicant should possess a degree or its equivalent i m Mechanical/Production Engineering and several j years similar
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        1183 33 Making a smart investment m smart people got FEC where it is today. $M 22 j^ 1980 1987 Established m 1980, Far East Computers (FEC) is a FEC also adopts a refreshing approach to marketing progressive regional company marketing and supporting by throwing :ts doors open to new ideas Allowing
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        199 33 A manufacturer m Ayer Rajah Industrial estate requires dynamic and professional personnel who are interested m becoming the Company's pioneer for the following positions:QA ENGINEER Diploma m Electronic/ Mechanical/ Production Engineering with mm 2 years of relevant experience m a PCBA environment. Establishing, monitoring updating quality standards, inspection procedures. criteria
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        147 33 f 3E SYSTEMS ANALYST GAF Chemicals Corporation is a world leader m specialty chemicals and building materials. The Singapore-based regional headquarters is seeking a Systems Analyst who shall be responsible for planning, scheduling and providing systems support and user liaison m the Asia Pacific Region. The successful candidate for this
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        529 34 APPOINTMENTS Systems Analyst Northern Telecom, the world's largest supplier of fully digital telecommunications systems, has an immediate vacancy for the position of System Analyst. Applicants should possess a University Degree m Computer Science or its equivalent with three to five years' relevant experience m programming and/or analysis. Exposure to business
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        784 34 THERE'S SO MUCH YOU CAN GAIN HERE. Western Digital's technological expertise m personal computer peripherals is certainly broad-based. From storage control products (both IC sets board-level sub-systems), communication ICs boards, imaging video control products to core processor logic IC sets. As a Fortune 500 American company, we certainly have a
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        561 34 GOVERNMENT OF NEGARA BRUNEI DARUSSALAM Applications are invited from suitably qualified applicants to fill the following vacancies m the Government Services, Negara Brunei Darussalam. 1. GROOM CHARGEHAND (CODE NUMBER: 059 62-460) (IN THE ADMINISTRATIVE AND MANPOWER, MINISTRY OF DEFENCE) SALARY SCALE: C.l-2 EB 3 $1,280 $2,270 per month. REQUIREMENTS: a)
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        820 35 «4te PUBLIC UTILITIES V-/ BORRO r^ The PUB invites applications for the following posts: (A) ASSISTANT SYSTEMS ANALYST/PROGRAMMER (Gross Salary: $1,057-3,148 per month) Applicants must possess a degree m Computer Science from a recognised university or recognised degree with a Postgraduate Diploma m Systems Analysis from the Institute of Systems
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        493 35 SYSTEMS I ENGINEERS Hewlett-Packard's Systems Engineers are key members of our sales and support organisation. They provide technical pre-sales and post-sales support for our Computer Systems, Networking and Test Measurement Systems users. If you are looking for a job that is technically challenging, and where you will use your excellent
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        666 35 The role of the Economic Development Board is to contribute towards the development of Singapore into a global city with a total business orientation In order to turn the Republic into a powerful force m terms of technological, business and economic successes. high-iMTformance professionals are needed to help realise our
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        745 36 fliim d nnii I GM Singapore I PteLtd te GM SINGAPORE Pte Ltd., a multi-national manufacturing company I Wb specialising m high technology automotive electronics has immediate I nj job openings for the following positions: I I 1) PRODUCTION ENGINEERS (HYBRID) I H Bachelor's Degree m Electronics/Electrical or Mechanical I
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        611 36 -m^^ mm AT&T Consumer Products Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the positions of: PRODUCT ENGINEERS The successful candidate will be responsible for planning coordinating all engineering activities m the introduction of new products, product transfers and the manufacturing of existing products. They will also monitor, control, improve
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        630 36 PACIFIC CARRIERS PTE LTD i Member Of The Kuok Group) Due to the expansion of our shippmg operations and fleet management, we require following new personnel:SAILING SI PKRIN II \DFVI ENGINEERS Age 26 and above Singapore/Malaysian Citizen preferred First Class Certificate of Competency or class one Engineer Certificate Must have
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        792 36 SIME DARBY EDIBLE PRODUCTB LTD, leading refiner of vegetable cooking oil, fat and sauces, has the following positions: I SALES EXECUTIVE (Male) Degree/ Diploma m Business Administration or Marketing Experience m selling to supermarkets and institutional outlets Capable of supervising a large sales force Working knowledge m personal computer will
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        718 37 Archive A WORLD LEADER IN TAPE DRIVE TECHNOLOGY "YOUR CAREER DESERVES OUR BEST ATTENTION" Success m our organisation means flexibility, training, productivity, commitment, quality a dedication to making our products and yourself the best. If you wish to advance yourself with a fast growing company dedicated to making the best
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        305 37 I Q INDECO pSZ y ENGINEERS Sfc I We are a multi-disciplinary engineering and pro- B I ject management company. In our Control and I Automation Division, we plan to further develop our capabilities m the areas of security surveillance, voice communications, fire detection, HVAC control, building automation, and other
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        951 37 Vflpßa^ji The focal point for great decorating ideas B^_^^^" r **^''«»Tßi^^ (|^^L wff .^bbbl .^bbbV O Vatma: World Trad* C*ntr«, Halt 6 -i^^^A^W^ 1 Date: 18th to 26th Jun« 'BB T g n Y*^g\\ Time: 1 2 noon to 1 0 pm daily M V Admission: FREE! B^^^^Z^^ i en
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        114 37 4 Mattress Bazaar Sale s Odeon Katonq Shopping Complex Date 25 688 X 27, Easf Coast /?oad Ground Floor Concourse Tel: *****20 to 10 788 > i Time: 10 am to 10 pm rou Can Buy More From Us II EfYEIkl x <^ Speciaf Size Are We/come V»|Jt x /V
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        807 38  -  JUDITH HOLMBERG By QUESTION: What do you get when a hotel group with a yen for community work crosses paths with Singapore's theatre troupe for the deaf? Answer: A fund to help disabled performers m the arts, and possibly the first dinner theatre m a
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        499 38 ROCK guitarist Carlos Santana's musical heroes are jazz greats Miles Davis, Wayne Shorter and Herbie Hancock, whom he sees as constant reminders that creativity means always moving ahead. And m what figures to be a historic tour, Santana has hit the road
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        75 38 WORLD champion Gary Kasparovrov shares the lead with fellow Soviet Ehlvest at 5 points each after the seventh round of play m the Belfort World Cup Chess Tournament Challenge Grundig. Kasparov drew with former world champion Boris Spassky (now playing under the French flag) while Ehlvest drew with
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        145 38 11-12 Short, Speelman 3 points, 13-15 Yusopov, Hjartarson, Nogueiras, 2.5 points, 16 Timman 1.5 points Spassky Kasparov 1 d4 N(6 2 Nf3 g6 3 g3 c5 4 Bg2 Bg7 5 (W) Cd4 6 Nd4 n-ii 7 c4 Nc6 8 Nc3 Nd4 9 Qd4 d6 10 Qd3 a6
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        80 38 NATIONAL master Rogelio Antonio of the Philippines and Indonesian grandmaster Utut Adianto scored 10 points each from 13 games to s' "re first place m the first faraway Parade Asian Continental Championship for Active Chess 1988. Antonio, who won 10 games, drew one and lost two
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        341 38 An odyssey through and beyond the heart of darkness. READY TO STUN THE WORLD AGAIN, WITH HIS I FIRST NOVEL SINCE EMPIRE OF THE SUN I k"1 "1 WWW This is classic Ballard Mesmerising. f vV\ one e se wn es wl suc^ Lf/. vj^ %V\ nO^S^^ haunting impact' william
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        52 38 Auditions AUDITIONS for actors and actresses for a multi-lingual play will be held at 3 pm tomorrow m Drama Centre's Room C. The play, by The Practice Theatre Ensemble, will be directed by playwright Kuo Pao Kun. The theme of the play will be Singapore's linguistic diversity and the problems
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        451 39 Criticism is never sharper or cuts closer to the bone than when it comes from within the group. So believes influential theatre critic and author Martin Esslin, a dramaturg (a sort of resident critic) of San Francisco's Magic Theatre, which is playing Sam Shepard's Fool For Love at the
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        472 39  -  Tony Hung OPERA may have remained, m the public mind, something of "an irrational and exotic entertainment" (as Dr Johnson defined it), but the Kent Opera's down-to-earth production of Mozart's Don Giovanni must have made many new converts to this glorious art
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        291 39  -  John de Souza IF ASKED, Pheckyin Cadilhon would probably have shown m the Fringe. But her three-day show, which ends today, is much more personal to her. Not only is this exhibition of 60 Chinese brush paintings her debut as an artist, it is
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          366 39  -  Holm berg FRAGILE FOREST Lumiere And Son Singapore Zoological Gardens LOOK, over there is it a moth? Is it a butterfly? Ooohh, it's a mushroom! And the two m the furry orange overcoats with white and brown faces, lurking under that low tree? Oh-ho, orang utans. Cocooned by the
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        434 39  -  WHY, m this era of high technology, are we still fascinated by the old ways? Take the Ruff family, they're still living m the past. Dressing up like those geezers from Sha-Na-Na and playing instruments that should be m a museum.
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        258 39 Art Commandos and More Than 4... The experimental artists based in the old St Joseph's Institution in Bras Basah Road for the past three weeks are ready to show their final work for the Festival Fringe today and tomorrow. There will be exhibitions between 10 am and 6 pm, and
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        138 39 ACT THE KING WHO NAMED SINGAPORE. Captures the imagination and drama of a bygone era, transformV? adventures of Sang Nila Utama into a play of the heart and mind. Drama Centre. 8 pm. ""^f* at and $1° tm available. MAGIC THEATRE FOOL FOR LOVE. John Lion directs this Sam Shepard
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        111 39 above). SPANISH SPEAKING WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION. Performs Latin American dances. Fomm Galleria. 2 pm. TRICKSTER. Performs The Coyote Plays It Cool. Raffles at*aa m»STANFORD UNIVERSITY: COMPUTER MUSIC. CMA auditorium. NUS. 3 pm. NOPHAIE WOLF. Performs Navajo dances at Forum Caller4 i?- 30 m) and Marina Park (6.30 pm). STANFORD BRASS QUINTET.
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        118 39 LUMIERE AND SON THEATRE THE FRAGILE FOREST. Explorers guide audiences through a day m the life of a tropical jungle. Staged outdoors. Singapore Zoological Gardens 8 pm Tickets are $5 for chUdren Snderl2andslo£Suta^2 article above) TAMILS REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL. The history of modcrn Singapore m dance, music and poetry, plus a
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        140 39 early pioneers to young contemporary artists. National Museurn Art Gallery. 9am 5.30 pm. On till July 3. THE BEAUTY THAT SURROUNDS US. Landscapes by Peh Eng Seng, Ang Ah Tee, Prabhakara (Jimmy Quek)! James Tan, Helena Wong and others. DeUa Butcher Gallery. Cuppage Terrace. 11 am 7 pm. FLORAL FANTASY.
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        138 39 Pavilion Inter-continental Hotel On till tomorrow. PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION. Raffles City atrium 10 am 9 pm. On till tomorrow.' cdcpi/ii cwcirre SPECIAL EVENTS STEP ON ART. Raffles City atrium. All day. MORE THAN 4. Installation art. Old St Joseph's Institution building and field. 10 am 6 pm. Also includes a performance
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        1064 39 I Radio One FM Stereo 90.5 mHz m VHF Band II 5.58 AM National Anthem, followed by Opening Announcement 6.00 News In Brief 6.05 On Air 7.00 News and Weather Report 7.10 Morning Digest 7.20 On Air (cont'd) 8.00 News 8.10 On Air (cont'd) 9.00 News In Brief 9.05 Music
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